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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

TERRIBLE RAvAGEs or CHOLERA IN Slcur.-Tbe
Philadelphia l"qurer has letter dated Aessins Septem-
Der 81, which says:
This city has been afflicted in the most awfi manner
5,06s persons died from the 2sd 2sth o! August On
tue ' there was complete slaughter, the general
increasing the number of victims or the 600 sol.
dirs composing the garrison 1000 perished and almost
all the police Ii is impossible describe the desoste
appearance Of the aty. Entire families have been de-
stroyed. OF the fimy OF Mr. Ruggeri S.rdnian Consul
cmposed CT twelve persons survives The shops
are all closed and their occupants have either fed or shut
themselves up.
There vehicles enough to carry the dead to
the cemeteries and the police Obliged to seek OK
wagons in the country. In a few days $4,000 perso ns
have died The sick were left without food medical aid
or the soace Of clerical attendance in their diving mo-
ments Tho ply sicians, well the druggists and
priests, ali shsmeuily took to flight. Large numbers Of
galley prisoners condemned to chains for life for capital
crimes, pardoned condition Of burying the dead
Such spectacle has not been in any Italian city
since the plague Of the Middle Ages'n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

10 SPECIAL EorIcE-Country Merchants and Others, are
e'pectuy invited to attend Auction Sale Of Eut6,, r-
ry and FANCY Goods at Sales Room, this Evening" at
'eiock. see advertisement ELIAS HALE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

Tho steamer Osprey, which from Philadelphia to
bring TO that port the passengers Of the Inflated steamer
City oil Paisdelpha," her arrival at H,a, had moth
,ns TO report in relation to the Arct passengers The
only remaining hope therefore is that some of the
missing Passengers may have been from pieces Of
the wreck by passing vessels which have not reached any
port.
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steamer recently arrived at New Orleans, with 1915
bses Of cotton, being the largest cargo Of the season.
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UcOaanrsNDNrs.

sAs WlSo~
ress both sides ofths will Published
Nsis issg sAndinE, ought 70 be known s
b departed ESTUARY notices
ii}ss charged for - advsrtisensnts.
~ ooansnoatOns will Be charged the advertise
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nOnTNsON,s PRACTICE,

ROBTNsON's PRACTICE, Vol. 1.
IN PRESS AND WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED,
"71fE PRA CT7CE Nv COURTS or JUSTICE IN
ENGLAND AND THg UNITED sTATEs;"sr
CONWAY ROBINSON, Esq.
s;s' he 'i !: :s .sG i.
ALSO AT PRESS.
SECOND EDITION or LOMAXB DIGEST
Gs,;d !:s!s aIg'f g. '@s %
'; s..o Of yS Gd ns To i've o. Virgins.
proved '''',' '''"' ''''' s'eA'' enlarged and I'M
ssis, .s decided Ia. v T. 70 So
psnderns Me. sd lion
%'i III. s fps Of PS
S n' sG1ny h 30 ia. a., yso.
:. { ,heh usually brought ds,.an STUDENT
.s " ~ V '' ' Law Bookseller and m Pssi ,a:r,
se1s 81 Main street, Richmond.
EiDsiCks wlNk-so BASKET, HeId,Icf Wine, quarts
%, and pa''' landing for sale sS ~ ,,vv,,o,r
coUSfy OF pSr.as n H 81 deere. y
x: @
o. T.p,eoit and others, vi" proceed
"a s.'$''s % .s'nsS i ss
1' SIsS s on IL. s;T:
s' debt 'ss 'sss slss i Pre- ss
yos bond with Gm sss 2, ..ss months The
isines further security whole q ,h. puehss. mo-
oc9i-c4. W. W. FORBES, 8. 30.
uOLATs WAHMERs-we have Just received a full ,un,ix
OF these desirable articles, comfort eornprng
sewers, ne. and beautiful patterns, also water Plates viz
and without China Dish, for sale by '
oc2l BfrIKJyy a m
VDHEsEHyING KETTLEs-0fBeiIa n. ,.i and porc.
n suitable for picking or pre,ervinE Porcelain and Tin.
ned Iron, ssues and Stew Pans fla KsttIss
for sale ~ 1T Main street
oc7t pruuIrv a m
tA,k-MILir. TOOLS. &c.-~. respectfully cali IN. a.
n.n ; . o. tho, :. .sn' Of
wfssr. Pan sSii% Box Eve Wees. s%p =. .a.. Of
Cotter KEY and Flower do do
"Berrlen's' Smiths Bellows, 23 10 90 Ineb,.
"foster's" and Common Anylls, all Jr..
aledge and Hand Hammers assorted
Double and Single Hand screu Platter
Stocks and Dies; Horse Rasps; PILES
Horse Shoes aud "Grifnn's" Horse sbo. NALL.
All Of which oner for low.
p. T. MOORE co, Importers Of Hardware,
oeH Pearl street.
* osHEN BUTTER AND NEW YORK OHEEsE ,,ee,,Io. 10,
~ SAFE. locfiI JAS. WINSTON.
a % HHDs PRIME PORTO RICo sue, An received "a,
e. safe. loe2ll JAS, WINSTON.
40 BAGS PRIME LAaUAYRA oorrEE, receiving for sale.
SO oc9l JAS WINSTON.
n HhDs. SIDES AND bHOULOKRs, In store for sale
FOoeh JAs, WINSTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

Tns MrssrRELs.-Psrrow's Minsrels are still perform
ing at Odd Fellows Hall with increasing success. TIL,
Hall s crowded nightly
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Conserving the rumor aao.t that meeting is soon to
take place, either in France Baden Spa, between
kesss Soule Buchanan Mason and Others of foreign
representatives 10 confer upon the policy which the Uni
ted States ought pursue toward tho European Powers
in the present crisis the Herald has article giving
notions Of the objects Of the reported Congress, which
hope may turn out to be rue-or in that event. may
look for final aud decisive settlement Of the veIed
delicate and momentous question of the age 1t says:
"We have our own notions, however, of the objects of
this extraordinary congress- We don't think has much
TO do with the Russian There are differences of
op nion among them that subject Belmont is said to
be thoroughly Russian the question: while Robert
Dale Owen is no doubt, just decidedly .or the allies
No; this American diplomatic congress 10 Switzerland il
called for the purpose Of comparing notes. rather coats
in connection with the official circulars Of SecretarS
Marcy on the court costume Of ministers abroad
Every Of ambassadors in Europe has construed
these instructions for himself and hence two OF them
| are on state occasions dressed alike.
"Here they are have been able to 6ud them
out, 10 their diplomatic costume under Macys in
structons that they to take good plain old Ben Frank
lin as their pattern to go by
IL. Mr.. Buchanan, Loudon-Black dress coat and
| pants, aud pumps, white waistcoat, cravat aud
| stockings.
az. Mr.. Mason, Paris-Bi,ck dress coat buff vest.
metal buttons and during the Nankn breeches and
Japaned pumps, with steel buckles, and yellow silk
| stockings.
49, Mr. Soulc Madrd-Drcss Of purple velvet bro;d-
cred With gold aud black gimp sword and pistols
-. Mr. Nroom Berln-Pain Jersey farmers Sunday
COLO meeting costume, black shad beird coat, black
oack satin very high, largo shirt collar turned
over the crarat black satin wascoi, single breasted
gray ca.snet pants aud calf skin boots, pegscd
u.s. Mr. Belmont, the Hague-Shad. b, Lied black velvet
coat, embroidered with gold and svcrarc y embroder
ed waistcoat fine gold watch, set in diamonds. with an
immense guard chain aud large cluster OF trinkets-
Fashionable pants. with birds eve view Of Wall street
down one leg, and of ST. Petersburg down the Other
Beautiful breaspin portrait OF CIptan Giosou in the
crown jewels OF the Prince Of Orange. Coach and fur
bearing I'll. arms of his ancestors three golden bas sus-
pended upon single stem motto two pluck one.
ID. Mr. Daniels Turin-Very plain on purpose; coat,
pants. and waisicost Of Kentucky jean check shirt
wide awake hat.
a. Robert Dale Oxen, Naples-Blue frork cost, metal
butons red wasico,t, and gray Cashmere plntaoons
We unite with the Herald in the expression Of the wish
that the deliberations of tho said Congress or this mo-
mentous subject and its conclusions; may be worthy the
dignity OF This country aud its simple republican n
'tutioas This done, VIC shall feel perfectly safe-p,r-
iecty-perfec,ly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

DrscaAsofp.-J John Woetsso - ersssat sssbes he
Mayor on yesterday, charged With using abusive and
hre.snlng language 70 Reuben Boadsr GU Taesday even
Ing last
The coup.insn, stated the, this penon called him
be vas walking bis house, l7th street, and com,
planned that his daughters annoying him as he psss
ed Tho other replied, that bis daughters we're taught
In such way tia. they would do violence to airy
one. The accused said he . liar and called him .
d--n mulstto To this the complainant made no other
reply than that he would resort 70 the proper mssns to
corrsct such incidence; and thsreppon returned to his
house.
lie vas scarcely inside his door when tho accused fol-
.sdi but finding be could not Be- admitted. departed
he came to his house on yesterday morning. siter the
.snt Va, Issued. aud spoiosssd for his conduct lie
ss of sn. On The oee.sson referred 70.
.r. bouda expressing full satisfaction st his retractng
further. WV wv p'''' ''' '''
wo0dsoo vas discharged with charge from bis Honor
'"'' ~ n0t ntsiy soou 70 bssss.
Balloon Ascrssros.-Prof Rllie,, mad, m Ascension
.,o@ ssh Ces.ss ON Thursday .vs,ios under crcun,
snees ne moe. unfavorsbIs that attended smisr en-
"ipfes during bis experience @ an etonaut
TO The ieshy coodso. Of bis generators. and the
limited supply Of s.s be was compelled to
eoo oshnd In order 70 his d.se.ncy
eapediens resolved 70 In the abseoc. OF tb. car
sho,S prse.roas one lie Joined The ends Of the
taken hIs position In their mids. vent on III Lid ,or
n apparently a. much eooadsnes a. though ,bers 10
no os'eet On falling TO sscsod upoo the nrst .,tempt
because OF the insuncisncy Of ess be va ssrsa -
those present. TO defer the enterprise but refused ny
assar, that oy proper adaptation the weight 70 he
nsn. cspp Of g, be .oold be aba to ese. 40 as
eeoI 10 this end the strange resost OF esvi M.
car aud other articles behiud. "''
The plan was successful. He ascsuded-.nd not With.
radical defect in the valve which he discovered
alter being up about So minutes descended .sf, In
pIo1ghed 6ed OF Mr.. Henry vouger., back Of Union
hi 10 ABOUT an hour and half after his ascent Ths
valve vas wholly ineffective; for which reason bs vss
compelled to await the legitimate descent Of the balloon
when no looked for effect Of tho condensaton NJ
.ne gas The enterprise was, iudeed hazardous. ono.
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LOCAL MINIS.

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cas-. Of L.,in. Martha u. r.. eolor.d Las. Who
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H. :s Re: .. .: 81 s 1'' but before he he
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{:
Hearing si.: ss .ss s s h.
s.S s% :o u n. ss,
LAynia Martin stabbed him.
He In
but hsy ALLIED to discover her She stsd
81. en-. the aasas. to an.
Ta: Ii. s.n.A tim. tia, L.,lni. Ia. been up.
Ban ocAsr-ay southard the dame who vas stabbed By
udn nnney few weeks ago for attempting
os,r $50 smith ca. Of her lawful premises tia,
that claim By the COURT.
:; % u.
house Of Matilda endeavorsd 10 e her pssmour bob
Smith, from there. NV
She the the Court Of Hustur, 70 an
svsr for this offence, psrmiinr An
oy o. negroes 70 be In her house In the night time.
THIS one Of that class whose certificate Of beipr
hang ess than one fourth blood them, Of
TIE UInxD srAru HorE1rhs again
vacant The late proprietor night
eAn 'ha hesrs stearns brummell about
'-s ~~-F'~>' '"-1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

Tur MKT CosoRsss.-Thc chaugessthat have already
been determined in relation to tho mex.
pared with the present, may be thus stated
The Sert Pres<nt or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

R ILL., TAHLEs:-Ihe ,'Tieer. having en-.
Igeu hsir manufacturing facilities inn
Tie e2nnostion and elasticity PATENT vU
III nph n. bBER cUeiiioNs, which preferred to
y ne pest amateur players enables TO furnish
than others whereby enabled TO oder
sna table for sali $780, With every
.nhE eo%ps With MARBLE wood and which
mae expressly Tor private by mail for Table,
Cues Cloths French Cue WaS And R,n,iyin
od cu'eion attended to promptly given in person
GRIFFITH 4 DECKER,
I'M Billiard Table Ma cturers,
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MOUNT AIRY FilIt MALE
PARTISAN AND NEw YORK FALL PAsHIONsI
OPEN THIS DAY,
~ NO. CD mntn Street, Late Stand of

iss haCHEL LYON 10 prepared with her Pattern
lNl Hats and splendid Fashions Nlnr,y
which 'he Will take pleasure In exhibiting friends and he
public generally. " $1,000 ~ 'As
BAH orders must be filled delivered beor, Saturday
Of each week. her store will be closed on that day
ocl9-d6t v" '""'1-'
4 I'VE INSuRANCE-(OP WHITE PRISONS ONLY y.
- Inc quarterly statements 81 The New Life
.Spps h,vs Just been received Ihs receipt, for
the same time leaving ~ 10 be ed 10 for.
dner A.eiu, which now AMOUNT TO tsSs 1919
BE wisrl 10 TODAY, tO.mo lou m never
Agents ONCE No. aoa Man street. square above viz
pnl, banM' CIIARLts WORKMAN,
oeio-ost Agent.
fVus sTUDENTs' HhVIEW-or EIamins ton, on Tb,Ts.
pentc, MaterA Medica, and Pharmacy by X. NJ Ander.
son, NJ D. One volume limo. Price u, rs.
Nov ready PubllShed and for sale by
ocl9 JAMES wOODh0UsE, 1879 Main street.
RHANDIEs.-Brsndy,D Dark and Pale, fsvourite ,ntsses
ocl9 EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.
ytsNrss PitOCK COATs.-I have open q very large
- tmsnt Of Business Frock Coats Cs
nee Pants, BLACK Figured Sk Fancy Velvet Black and
oas Vests, comprising all Of the latest styles Tho,e 10
want will please give me early call. d. GOODMAN.
oc20 No. 1884 Main street opno.I's y, sis pon,,r.
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Congress. Tai-ty.atd oon0rs.
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TVS UInrD sfAru Horurhis 10 again
ean Ins late proprietor rdmosed "Wednesday night
learn that hessrs searns Brumme reopen
upon rnsr bsss and promnE aaspIe<s thau
-~-F'~>' '"-1
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UOGGErE a. ANDIhsUs,
UPHOfSTERRRS AND PAPER HANGERS

Corner Of Governor and Frankln Streets,
HAVE now 10 store their full stock Of and American
Paper Hanging Ourisn Goods CornIees Bands, Cords,
Isels Lace and Muslin Curtains, Table Hoor Oil
Windoa Blnd' Transparent Shades Beds Msree Ae which
they will sell work 10 order the reasonable
we are also prepared execute Paper Hanging and Uphpg
promptly In The city country. oe9-8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

Dear Brethren vhh to address you . topic abou.
which very ls'ls has bess ssid written and which
Of vital importance to every member Of tho profession
In a. much - Involves interest Of small magnitude
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

HUNTING COATS AND SHOOTING JACKRTs-soms
- "8 'eJ aeAoie anu atlow prices Ia the above
oe"Aaoi hEEN BALDWIN 4 co.
VoUTHs CLIO HING.-Comprising Coats, Jackets. PANT,
Vests over Goats kc.. endless y.TI.,x All
al unusually low prices At the celebrated Clothing
a m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21

JOHN ". SHEPPARD, ia, Chief MarihaI
Enquirer Examiner Penny Post pie ase eopv
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THO. RoBERrsoN,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
oc6 No. IS Main street.
4 HATHkH KEY BAsKETs-Jspannsd, Leather, Palmetto,
and other Key Bste received per steamer Roanoke for
sssby toci0l ZIMMERMAN
yuNHOMASTON LIME-In good order, for sale By
II cello H. SKINNER, Cary street
" I." J. BROWN, ia,
ocN-h,WAr No. 16S, opposite Exchange Bank.
NoICs-A p:r,ons having claim. .gan't the estate Of
aud settle. PRESLEY +. ATKfNsON
IhDkR CLvTHy9. full assortnsnt Of Msrino Lambs.
" Wool ehassr and Canton Hsnns shrts and Drawers can
be found ashe Uothins Emporium Of HENRY BHA1ER,
DOLL Corner Main and itth streets,
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e IssE.zs9 B = To- g. ~ l1l!kl. 81: |.


Buffalo Falls Lake
lawrence The American forming Express and
real and uebee connecting Cape
York Burlington Springs
and Atlantic and St. Railroad,
Champlan Railroad for Portland White Mounains
~ - Tme-q4 houra to Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
ard with the River passing
Thousand Islands and the Rapids TIE beautiful
Lawrence, by daylight and arrive at Montreal at O'clock
next lay, n time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo at O'clock have hours and
leaving O'Clock four hour Niagara Fails The
from Buffalo Lewiston in time for the
Buffalo, atOgdensbrrg at O'Clock morning.
immediately arriving at Boston at haast O'clock
same day. - ..,-,-r,,r, --r ,,-,, ,,,,,x,,-
ONTARIO Captain Fhroop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTERNER Captain Chids leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
haa O'clock giving and
Falls touching Rochester Sakets
Clayton Bock Ogdensbnrg with
pssug the entire length the Thousand Ilands
boaton Railroad
with the Express Train Cars oswego
| for Albany and New York direct.
The abve daily Sundays excepted the Buf
Fas Railroad O'Clock, afoding
Brok7s Monument Queenston Hegh
he Wire Suspension Bridge AID the magnificent
o'clock giving full four
Falls. O'Clock Cars Buffalo also
time the boat passing all The Thousand Ialands
light 0gdensburgh and kng Of the plaudd
upper River Steamers direct Montreal through
rushing dashng the noble ST. Lawrence, arriving
m ssa nj RouT NJ
Of the Line buierpessy for speed
COMFORT having all the equipments for required
with and beautiful upps cabin the entire l-ng
| Of the boat @
| opposite Bufaio Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
E oces in Cataract House and international HOTEL Nagars
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A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE -

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
a. Open Day and Evening, Except sundsy) from
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTANoE, will be the price
@ as @ he saaE n Vii be @ of E
css Palace has undergone the mG alterations
INF re Y & BEpHf MEN ss4s s eassss @ sd Omit.
I'll RR 9 nv I sEy ass s.Sy 4, md
valnabll collection b The Western HepnispheIe.
q :Rfn ot .hs originals all q ssauss
IT, & he ao6Es of zgs4 z Il s
@ hH fEP Er Rs
in sTsDss 10 ns L nj % TIT % &C.
SAND OLD haa deposited III. Crystal Palace By
y.,a Palace snelSs hi moment 9,
days With proper dacEnatOn aud
9ss 4s sn oRefR u usc viii in .hs
CT The s t..GssSS Safs ss 5 195 $ costing One
Thousand Dollars equivalent il cash. preferred for the mo
%
CLOSING the De thai S as sa In
SECOND 4 GOLD MEDAL costing One Thousand Dollars
cash the whose work, % hi
pass
ea, on d s Ts pssas
ysntio6 o usstal
sadssd @ worthy such
| after the adjudged most excellent as Aforesaid
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Doars each or
afs pIs 5 apsa
exhibited therein Aforesaid shall auged worthy Of
such distinction after the excellent Aforesaid
The ablest and respectable Jues that can be see
ha appointed oexaune critically The several hihited
and award the prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early 70 select such jury and 70 Do
appointments day of June
The WILL discretion award Nj dals Dipo
the Exhibitors articles
| sufiient to entle them to such distinction.
All articles which Of place in this Grand E1
position of the Worlds Industry Art admitted WITHOUT
| ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
Police
used in protecting articles exhibited but the Asoca
ton dsam accountability for loss damage to such srces
All umbrelas Canes at the stand near the door
AS the Crystal Palace Warehouse, cannot be
mttd packages any of the building
| myI2tf T, BARNUM President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11

TAhMANr IN STEW Tammany Hall was in
a great state Of uproar last evening. A motion
was made to rescind from the minutes of the
last meeting the resolutions denunciatory of
John Mckeon as United States District Attor-
neys This motion was supported by several
Government office holders and those friendly to
Pierce's administration, but was finally lost.
Mr. Surveyor Cochrane then introduced a reso-
luton defining the meaning of the resolutions
adopted in reference to Mr.. McKeon, constituting
their design not to be unfriendly to the Admin
istration. Coehrane's resolves kept the Gene
raj Committee in session long after midnight,
and many of the Tammany chiefs unbosomed
themselves eloquently and freely on the political
issues of the day, touching upon Know Nothing
ism holting Nebraska slavery fidelity to Pierce,
Douglas s Co, and the Maine liquor law at the
| bars of the Pewter Mug and Tammany. New
York Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11

STEAM PROPEILER BURNED IN THE EAST RIVER.
The steam propeller Moses K. Wilson, while
sailing through He'll Gate on the Sd inst, got
aground and finally went ashore high and dry.
A fire afterwards broke out in the vessel, and
she was entirely destroyed
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ASISH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
j. LARD OIL-ik0 bbls Winter Strained;
Ez=' SPERM 0IIz-74D bbla
- WHALE 0IL-lO bbis
TANNER oL-Tb bbls Bank and Straits,
L1NSEED 0lD-30 bbs Boiled and Raw;
NEATSE 0DT O1L4-2n bbls Pure; .,H.5.
CASTOR 0Il-25 bbls Blows
81 SPIRITS OF TURPEETINE-90 bbts;
TO ALCOHOLIC bbls; sci
MACkEhEL-l0OOp pack ages Nos. I, 2 and 8;
SALMON--200 pkgs bbls aud kitts;
CODFISH-sh0 dkes Chufchilis;
HERRtNG-l00 ibis and 200 boxes Scaled;
SHAD-- 50 halves md 50 qrarern;
TONGUES AND S0UNDS-20 halves and so kitts
SALMON TROUT-10 bbiB;
CANDLES--l00 boxes Sperm, aud 900 do. Star,
S0AP-3G0 boxes Jackson'g and Livermore's;
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 hbls;
==1 TEA-5u0 pkga Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SYRuP-l0D boxes various bfands;
BRANDY-20 Or and IS eighth casks
WHlSBY-50 bbls Old Bourbon IS bbs ngahela;
MADEIRA WlNE-5 eighth casks, very fine;
GRANBERRIES-10 bbs, 90 half and Is Or.
RAlSiSS-i00 half boxes; :
Pie Fruits Pickles. Preserves, Jeies, Jams, Pepper
Sauca Clans Salmon Cspe Boiled Mutton Roast Beef
Oliver Powders Mustard Herbs sale
myl3 j. H. CATER = Co. Is and is Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11
.ayes''s Cherry Pectorag.

KKTE INVITE THE AT &g.
wv TENTI0N Of the Public to the Z NsSG5
Certificates appended below, and bespeak MS AS
for them that candid consideration which %6SM1Szy iii
their honest frankness deservel MMER~@
Men in snch stations many who vour- Y syk~/X
tavily bear witness to efficacy exE3fSs>
value OF CHERRY PECToRAL, do not Es Nk
wantonly trfe with distort acts nor r-EhNA-EsxM
overEtate their convictions Judge xNszExsM
whether this Is not the medicine trust
when must have relieffo the throat
lungs; udge whether thvt
against tho everywhere prevailing eney steals
aIa frequency upon almost every flock and caes of the lamb
JACKSON, G, H., JACKSON City O.. Nov, 90 1852,
IN. j. C. AYEn--Sr: The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much in
aDed afer Several of best Physicians used H. hree
them their and always with the happe eects The
patent medicines always before
gard remedy; and only evidence
cited.
combination of agents Gp the
CHERRY PECT0RAL beyond by trial under
their observations has compelled medical
m usefulness beyond all doubt the
for the Pulmonary Affections Of thi climate
and expeetorapt-a combination of properties.
10 the hope bat 1t will its
specttniy, your obt taerv't. JAS, Fl. c. MILLER NJ p.
| -. ALLEGAN, NIcH Jauuary 10. 1883.
deny that CHERRY PLCT0RAL all that il esms 10 be
There much used this vicinity although until recently
The community should know Its virtues truly,
JOHN R. KELLOGG, NJ. D.
Prepared sold by AVER Practical and Anayes
Chemist LOWELL Mass. and by all Drnggiats. -
je9s Amd&W Wholss