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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
Davenport, Dec. ION, issi-d.tt.
Davenport Gas Light and Coke Company.

NOIINE,
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that in conformity,
i TO Chapter ~ snd ~ vi Aie Code vi Iowa, apPrug-
ed Feb. 5, Ieoi entitled Corporations Tor PeounIaTy
Mage or and Common Council of the City Of Davenport.
Mr. George l.. Davenport, JEo. A.. Boyd, " siiiam
Wood. George l.. Nicso l.. Gardner -. Hayward
have Incorporated themselves, and all other persons
wIo may hereafter become members Of the Corpora
ton thus created, into a body corporate and pol3tie
CakeCompaEy > forthe purpose Of Manufacturing Gas
and Coke in tao CIiy Of DaF export, County oi Scott.
and State oiIowa. The affairs of said Corporation are
TO be managed by a Boerd Of Fire Directors (Which
Number may be increased TO niRc) sho are TO be stock
holders, and TO be elected on the second Monday IN
ing held as aforesaid, II may be held ~ any time there
after, two weeks nollce The reofhuying been given In
q newspaper published ia said city OF Davenport.
The Directors are 10 choose Il President aud eeefe-
tary, tho latter Of whom Is also TO act AS Treasurer
said Cooperation TO commence on tue 2eih day of Sep-
TENDER 1874, and TO continue twenty years, unless re-
moved as Ia such clscs provided
tn. edtitlsD,ck ia said Corporation is FJty.far
thousand dollars, to be increased TO the sum OF one
hundred thousand dollars. when deemed neeessar, to
carry out tue objects Of the Corporation, divided INTO
shares OF One Hundred dollars each, 10 he paid In SIS
monthly instruments OF IS per cont. aud ten per ceht
on tue Brsl of a prii, ls55.
The highest amount ot indebtedness or liability ~
which the Corporation can sGtjeetitscif il ten thousand
dollars which in no evcntis the private Eropert, Of
ST fekhohiers liable for the debts 81 the ConlpHi,s ho-
You'd the amount OF tha unpaid instruments Of saeh
Stockholders.
The said Corporation have the power 10 bold Real
Estate. cree, buildings aud Machinery necessary for
the Manufacture Of Ga~, Coke ana Coal tar, and the
general nature OF the business IL the sale and supply
of sad articles 10 the eiis aid citizens of the ely OF
Davenport.
T Gao 7 nuyattnrt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No 34-A farm in Lost Grove Scott County Goa
tanning so acres, . acres OF which Is esc osed; upon
which Is erected u new tame house, n log house and
-ood I liable; two wells with chain pumps a-i u variety
Of yoang fruit trsus-Priee 8 i:CO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No PA crest bargain; n farm on Wapsepinieon
containing $50 acres; Is Of whiei, are aUdef cultivation
sdweil.f4s houses, stable corn enb and wei!--P,iee 81
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
Nsw Advertisements.
VALUABLE FARMS.

NJ - -Sloper Farm IL iea acres, l6o OF Priiria--2O
a res Of goo tinber Ia Aten's Grows Faria we'll iia-
proyed--PIice 81 5ee
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No 3--A valuable Lot containing six aer.s on Nj
Mississippi River opposite Moline; . great bars IN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
Holiday Gift Books.

Holiday Gift Books.
THE largest stock in this vicinity, of Fine boapd
i Full G.it Books.
EPisCop l. \ CATHOLIC PRAYER JOINS.
From Low Priced Sheep Bound to namask Veivft.
Pocket Bib 5 from Extra Fine Bound Annnas 70
w. II HOLMES 4 CO.
No. I lie Claire Block.
Davenport, Dec. 18th, SO.
+. S. We are now receiving Indiana Free bks.
gsEeratly ut Is PER ct. discolnt.
Elkhart. connersvi.e. Northern Ek. Lsganspof
and some few 9TH rs III IS per cent.
Suspended Banks Of Illinois most y al ~ prre,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No es-Farm fac, improved, efls5 acres; Q miles
below the city, near The tow OF Bati 10, tars aiaoual
% eooi timber; large fFatue building bara AID s.ab.ei
Price 81, goo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
Davenport. De "A. 1854 10
CANNON SMALL

II AYEthi, day formed a partnership for ihe pf,,
IL pos, Of carrying on the general Ltfhttr afa
rianing business, nd respectfully Inform the p't5s
thai they have received fIeir Machines, ahd on us
open.hg ofnayigation wilt be prepureti,o o. ofut'
on the shortest notice and solicit a share OF t2.gs
age. J. tANAp'f
pee. O. isst-d w.,f W. e. SN ALL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No 35--A splendid farm on The Mississippi RIVER Is
miles below naseHrort In M~ascatine county e~3ttsin-
ing 555 acres; loo Of wbisiiis under cUtligattoBi 10 IN
sast re ard us in timber; ~ arcs of kivcr Lotion,
90 q build a.s, aud u. " igis of2bJ trait ire . ia fail
'~bssring-api!e1 peach and cherr! Price SIS Itg
Icfe
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
y Invoice Of Nsw Styles L. tier and Note Paper
with Matth Envelopes;
De la RAGS London Datna,k Paper;
Ftoriated Aihambn ard Reiicuiated Patterns;
Hose Color. and Amber color Paper,
Amber Double Enamelcd Visiting Cards;
W " H0LMES 81 20.
No. 7 lie Claire Block.
Davenport. Pee 80 1854.
~ OBEY Por January; For Sale
~ dee - Al No : lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No 29--Well improved farm / oacrss; 50 IN eGl iva
.iQfss ,sI lrams dwslilng aad eat b~a.iiiags, lsfg
orchard of 60 d fruit. many %yarictis ;; stoek Wat
abn daut; lies 7 miles west vi eity--Priee SIS pc
acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No 3i-A yalrable piece of property near East DSs-
anport, bordering oa Dacs Creek, coat4h / z IS acres
,eury al fenced WITH u good nouse--Price elu1 Per
tcFe
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No 3c-A beautiful farm of ICE acres, 3 miles below
70 1 Island; lies very handscm ~ 20 acres improved
W IN r~ood.iwe.iags and fvesPcing-~priea 80 30 eV
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
Moticat

.NIE and resigned will close the;T baking oGlces IN
L Cafistiaas and New Yearsd4y.
COOk SARGENT
MACkLtfr& CURIlN.
atGEEGoB LANES & B~LAKEM0lE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
NEW

" ms orlsinai Jaek nowning.j I,25
H3yh + liza In New ynrk. fJousthsa s frktsl leo
InSrney 4, Centra; Africa. fHayard Tayior) l.s0
rbe Isnas of lhe carnren. do do Les
Salt Water Bubbles. (Hawser Martingaiel LIS
Captain Canot, or twehty years Of an African
Shaver l.eJ
Martia Ne iyolc his x marx J.59
Ida Nay 10y n lry ~Langioal l.s
At Tho Iowa Book Rooms,
NO. SO BRADY ST. DAVENPORT.
ELI ADAMS Agt.
Dec. 2ist, 80 II mo Std.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

TJAW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY sTuRl
AN opeail Z 80 ~eaGircl! Ass sttef Of
/ IE =,
NsssT sss aS3 ssssCFs&,
GRSstatfkES Ms
w &slsr ~ - EhkEt.


ws'sT s4u4A GtsCHA,
WeAD#S Is t1s3.
Amo ( RAf,h fetbe f1ii5#its
Yers superior Y. t.san Fat. tlolee & L.fdo,
.ers cuoice, ~ rais:G Pow ~, KS Gt,. L.
Good do do, Cta G6s. Java J"fas, oGnnU .tttts
Poll iH'> pfcp'd toeuE, 1ruAhsd SnR.r. Iust a.
White, G bee 10, Browit so, Coles '!aaE ~
House, do, ~. Meias,es, varsass qualities Z uses
frotn ehoieestt1 ,hcai price, ture - ereius 'tfzE
Tartar. NBtmegs. Aaee, Cloves. NLote 8It q tGEtt
nsn;o Afspsse sfn Pep er. Gin get. lu tirs a. rs
and III gals PePlees.tte f.Ht 10 kett9i ct
Vinegar, Ausisra, New ki,c, Tshte atd tsAy 81.
.riison, CurtAnfs. New f4,er Raisifs. Goo 80 %,
.SeealcSs do. ; 30, Mafestsii. NefHtse#- be
Peaches Pared. do naIHfed. Fok cd Tout, Mlte
Fish, NacSrref, suakct Herfing. Cod Fish. SCAT,
~,ariaus kinds. STAR CshdIes. Press'cao, ". Z. Whsle
on. laFa da, tHdtgs. Fig htae, Alum, tanh.N feHs
.Copperas. soft shifted Atnards, Pecan Ntis, Bans
30. Filbefis Bed Cords clnihes lfnee, Br oa.. &eE,,
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tub-, Zine NHsheoafas, $50
, ho y Pa $, Brush Bfoonis. Flour Bg,keis, Sfee
iioSas, &c, Sv, al selected espre.si! for fs"a9
gee.
TTAl Good. warranted as recon Hr,ded
~ The brick Store. cor Main Htd Frott ,'.es,
gstofs reeen'ly occupied By asas.a-S ShsestfS3
Davenport. Dec II. 1884 d& vi.
IY>HE andrr-ienod mos. resi- ertfeuy releris y
L thanks 10 the citizens Of ISrsnpsPi srf e. 20
lie generality, for their very ilhagAl pailotsr cdtff8
The pas. seasDt--abd nA1Hssth the d4ntapd O. Do
ipiarrs greater mar h. tonld sgppi. b. haSeeet z
dtced ~ q lars- cost - enI4r.e bis N3u, ard lsiA
~ entire new Engint, Slfa AschiEsFy--, q 70 ees
sbisd 20 furnish = much tarSef gpusiliS h~ete1,iti-
ii addition To wh,C, | am AhWat 10 eeoti Il tIah6E
Mil tn come ttas Nith ths Saw NIB; ard h.yr,E'
ceeded Ia connecting with myself Mr.. v. + Nht,
who @iii have entire management OF the fisati's H+
anl dsyole his who e atieBtio 10 Is; FROM bis los "A.
perience in ihi- branch Of the htsthess--hc "a
tfhil To give atisftttan-snd heisg iuaty pref ga
the opening Of navigation g. 1T all orders 10 I} Ats
will hc pleased TO receive y share Of lbbls ~
J. 81. CANNON.
Dac u. rs54rds-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22
GREAT ATTRAC7lON
FOR the
AT THE OLD PIONEER
Rock Island Book SsoYel

i compicto stocks ever offered In M. rs@l n4'a
country. Our assortment Of
Annuafs comprises IS different kind.
We have also u good stock u all lle S,auI.1B g.
thors both American aud Foreign; ~
IN Jurswiie books. We have tie fnest n..or,a.,,
~lwtthout ~boastinsj ofaus Establishment IVES, Of Ir
ifxio: =
as We haiter ourselves tina, our sloek u Fnfta Mn
aud Card Cases cainot be surpassed. "a We Isye -
chased direei FROM tho Mannfaeiurs-thus say..s a.
ljothers nrott: -
/ Among our stock will be fouu!
Writing Desks. NJ lAugany. Hosea GOD:
Leather aud Papier Maehie, Work Boxe. s,d
Ladies' ketieules from 81 &c TO sip;
Also 3 tue assortment " Geuis llressng Gases.
Afew fne Papirr Aaehie Toilet TABLES.
We have aisS a number oflne French and Ell
nese Oh Paintings, agrs desirable for H.s.aay GINS.
Alsq sirfge stock OF God Pens and peht.!s !leID
$3.50 tos $40:
gold Thiinbacs. sleeve buttons, &c; &c.
&rd a greet variety OF Pocket 1 aiiery;
! &chaYc as iary,. Il stock OF Al lsicai INSTRUMENT, 8,
aIy Music STORE with the exception VI p,ap6a
Consisting OF Plates, Flies, Ace rte.ns, Vlouts.
Banjos. GHis&rs, Finiiras MD Tuinbonur Drums.
And Princes superior Melodeouspt M4uaf-,tugef.
prices:
Toys and 6alnes II abundance. beside aino.,erp.
rs arliclefn ths Toy ard Pare, line th,d rsl b. called
for. Is We have not r1oln ~ mention alt Please s.r
Tor gnN article wanted aud you nli be IN 1sa ilkrlg 10
fiaa II, We itfyitr thc eitizsi- 81 pgS c4re4 nd Il.
repaid for your visit " whether lar,iascrs - IoB We
viii refund Your Il -tisge
Don't fnfgetthr place POk1ER's Old kosk I,iala
u ok and Fancy Ht9rp-
II. A. PORTER & FRO.
4 Rn.k txHwp1 I-A tt1IE frkt4f ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

IFlVcnpOTI NOV. TN55.J@-IWd
Mittchell's Primar, Geography,
intermediate do
School and Atlas do
Ancient do
Smiths New Geography
Gaodrieh's do
Oiney's do
For sale NJ
No : IL fluirc Block,
Dae'l5 1854. BY W. Ii. HOLMES {
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

--REFERENCE-., u...
Ex-Goy. Gro. N. BnIGGs. Ptttsheln. :.
Hon. julius RocKn sLL, u. 5. senator
F" Henry l. DAWES. Adams, s.,
. Jous Y. GoopRmB, stock f'aE''
pr j. w. RuGKI,v. Rock i-landsiH
nss47, tss3tU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
Amusements this Evening

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--The amusements at
st. Charles this evening consist Of hs popular comedy
Of Christine the Queen fsweden Good for Nothing
and the farce Vt the Stage Struck Tailor The cast is
exceedingly good and good attendance ought to re
pay IT.
DAN RICE S. Miss Charlotte Champion makes
her first appearance in this city this evening Miss
Champion has played for time past in st Louis and
very desirable dramatic reputation. She makes
her debut hsre in tho character Of Euadns We feel
assured that she will win the regard Of people, and
become general favorite. Messrs. Copy, Webb and
Cony, add to the attractiYeness of the evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
GREAT Bargasns

. i N D r g o o D s.. !" @
k The Laaisa will call the following GOODS, which
having bought auction for oh will be sold lower than the
quaint ty can be purchased elsewhere Ia the city
FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKBRcnIEFS at rs cents each;
49, - COLLARS Mt 80 cents each;
:. BANDS at so cents each;
;. :. SLEEVES ut u cents pair;
=. MERINoEs at 40 cents per yard;
:. WHITE COTTON nj s cents per yard; .@Y. .
:. BLACK ALPACA at Is cens per yard; -I--.s
IRISH LINEN at IS cents per yard; --.-5 VI
ia QUILTS at ~ eaeht
CASHMERE PLAIDs a. 9s ecnss per yard;
LADIES CATERS at u pair; 5w %W-S :
MISSES SLIPPERS at 60 cents pair,
CHILDREN SHOES at 20 senis pair; at $es,,%
8. B. CHURCHILL's, Driades street,
n6qpst opposite Driadea Market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
Netp Qsa Fashionable Clothing.
FRANCIS FABRE & co,

Corner Of ST. Charles and Common street.
~ Beg leave to invite tho attention of their large
and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING;
recssns msnsastsry Nesiork embracing every
article apPerng ssn,lsman wair0b sad mnieh will be
offered on very moderate terms
~ Additional .nppss will received the reg
slsriy keep always tnil dsuirabs
NJ 9PdswN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
Bp tbs National liHs.
Steamboats, Passing.


VrcKsBuRa, Nov THE following steam
boats have passed here to-day bound for New
Orleans The Michigan. at 10 o'clock this Morn
inc the John Strader, at II noon; the South
ern Belle, at 5 this morning.
Ohio River Markets.
P1TrsBuRGH, Nov. 6--The river here is yet
stationary, with about IL inches water in the
channel
CINCINNATI, Nov 6.--The river here has risen
two inches during the last twenty -four hours,
and is still rising slowly. Flour is in fair re-
quest, with sales at S7 85 to 81 80 per barrel
Nothing of any consequence doing in Provisions
Whisky is dull at go per gallon.
Some Of the Pork houses have commenced
operations in small way.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 6.--The river here is now
calling, with % inches water in the channel to
the mouth Of the Ohio.
The weather is cool, and some Of the Pork
houses have commenced cutting. Very little is
yet doing, however.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-The river here is now
stationary. The weather is warmer, and the
Pork houses have suspended operations.
| Steamer Glasgow
NEW YoRK, Nov 6--The steamer Glasgow
has arrived here from Glasgow, with dates to
the 21st ult.--no later than that brought by
Arabia.
| MT BANK Troubles:
BALTIMORE, Nov. Dispatches from Ciucin-
natl announce the suspension Of the Bank Of
Giroleville, Ohio, and the brokers are throwing
p 49, <,,. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

DENTIsTs AND DENTISTRY. The Journal of
Commerce, in an article under this head, says,
the profession Of dentistry is perhaps more large
ly infested with quackery than most other pro-
LESSONS. Nevertheless, the studio Of q scientific
mechanical densist affords an excellent opportu-
nifty for witnessing remarkable display of in
gsnuity and skill. The Journal of Commerce
thus describes the ordinary method of manufao-
turing teeth:
ssThe principal materials used in the manu-
faeture of artificial teeth are slick or quartz,
koalin and feldspar The due proportions of
these are finely leyigated, and when as impalpa-
Bile at flour, are commingled until of the consis-
tenee of dough, after which they are moulded
and partially baked, SO as to become sufficiently
hard to bear handling, the raw material being
exceedingly friable and frail They are then
enameled with spar and fiux, and covered with
titanium and gold for the family yellow shade,
and with platina and cobal for the points,
which are of an almost imperceptible blue. Re-
turning to tho furnace and again baked, they
emerge in the form Of a natural and beautiful
row Of teeth, according to the skill Of the arti-
zan The coioring requires extreme care and
judgement, for the 1ucrativeness of the business
depends upon this entirely. Two rows, or one
| set Of teeth alone, without any gold, are worth
in the trade $14, and the operator whose factory
| we saw stated that he could easily turn out a
set every day He manufactures them only for
his own private use. A bungler, however, would
find it q losing business, for reasons just men
toned. Like all other professions, dentists have
no regular prices; some of the magnates re-
ceive five dollars for what the smaller fry are
willing to do for fifty cents; others, again, like
Tombs lawyers, take anything they can get.
The sterling value Of gold used in inserting a
complete set Of teeth is from twenty three to
twenty eight dollars; add the cost Of the teeth,
and at the minimum prices charged, the dentist
lis left q very fair margin of profit. The price
Of an entire set of teeth varies according to the
prestige of the D. D. s. whom you employ. The
minimum rate is 500; then the scales ranges
upwards to $3.50, for the supriority of which
over the others, the toothless must be their own
| Judges ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
CANCERS cunRD-Dr. Frazee has the honor

CANCERS CuREp.-Dr Frazee has the honor
nom.he pnbc to all Of this fatal
disease; he will GUARANTEES CURE IN EVERY CASE,
sxspt when organ may seriously hen
sufferer may relief Those afflicted with Caneeous
affections arc invited to Consultations and advice free
Al evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence in hrstsm
treatment Dr. r. will of Cancer
sened charge until the patient is cured Patients
without pain or the knife Twenty Dollars sensby
ua secure package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions FOR y.4 Address Da. FRAZRK
anil aplv 0nics, IS St. Charles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
House Furnishing articles.
IN CAMP STREET. az

SAMUEL e. MOORE & co,
10 sse hand excellent supply Of ariss hsir line
business which will DO sold low prices quality gsarau
tied 70 be the part OF the stock comprised Of
White Stone China DINNER TEA WARE;
White Freneh China DINNER and TEA SETS.
White Stone China CHAMBER SETS;
Gilt and Panied Stone TOILET SETS.
Silver Plated cAsToRs cANDLEsTIcKs TABLE TEA and nRs
SERT SPOONS and FORKS;
Best Polished Tin COFFEE and TEA Potts. URNs cHAFN DISH
rs, TUREENs, COFFEE pRIPPERs, JELLY MofII.ps
Bsitanna Metal COFFEE TEA POTS cAsToRs SPOONS
DIES, etc.
- Japannsd Walters Trays and Gilt Solar Iaups
french Moderator LAmps Hall Lamps Ivory Han
died and Plain Cutlery Fire Irons stands Cut Moulded and
Plain Glass Wares BonEd Gilt syered Grsuolss Table and
Door Msis Bnhss napkin Rings Tin and Japannsd Ware
with many other articles all Of which will be delivered at any part
aug es nee Vi eharget nj SPIT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
Rench,s Feaa.MainoMs I0nfc,

B The Grea. Southern Remedy for AGuE AND FEVER,
cLLs AND FEVER Il falls and by far tho beat
preparations that have discovered for Chs
For sale by E. D. BEACH, of Chaes and Customhouse
streets; THOMAS RANKIN. Camp Psydraa JAMES
sYME Canal Carondse street, by Duggs gsner
ally. t#45-e ne 6t2p4ltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

The Irish shop-keeper, who was lately cheated
by on old woman stealing jar of whisky, and
leaving a jar of water in its place, described her
as speaking q strange dialect, neither Irish nor
English, A pnnster said he had reason to COM
plain of the lar gon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

MURDER, From the Natchez Courier Of the
sth inst. we learn that difficulty occurred
several days ago in Franklin county, Miss, be-
tween Mr.. John r. Still and q man named
spiars, in regard to money matters, and that
after slight dispute Spiars shot Still dead with
q rife. He VAS arrested and committed to jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
OrUts's Corn Ras,isaa,

sHaHHJactaETea Expressly Tor Culinary and
Dietetie Purposes.
~ The best article known making PUDDNGs, cUsTARDS
BLANC NANCE, ICE CREAM, PIES, CARES, etc.
....ALso.... A
The mest desirable Diet for Children, nvad and Dyspeps From
its healthy quaa strongly
of the eminsn. Physicians the North. Sold wholesale and
retail, at SYMES'S Drug and Chemical Store,
nj eod9pim Corner Canal and carondelst Streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

issWhy does bow legged man remind you o
a holiday at the South
We give it up, as probably you do.
\ Because (you see) the knee grows out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
To Physicians, Medical Sfat-

dents, etc.
w received, largest snd best selected Stocks Of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Ever brought to this City, comprising in part
pssEcTING INSTRUMENTS, English, French aud Amsricsu;
SURGEONS POCKET CASES, various sixeb; +
AhtPUTATING and TREPHINING INSTRUMENTS
CgpPING INSTRUMENTS, with Pumps and Glssses
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, scARIFIcAToRs, etc.,
SPEcuLUMS, BANDAGEs, SADl LIE BAGS;
ENGLISH LANCETS SILVER LANCET CASES.
BREAST PUMPS IN CASES, and GUM EALsTIc DO,
LALLEMANps cAusTIc CASES, Silver;
wAKELYs CASES OF INSTRUMENTS FOR STRUCTURES, etcj
SILVER GUM ELASTIC AVID METALLIC GATHETER BoUGiEs,
etc.
sTETHEsCoPEs, EAR TRUMPETs and GUM sYRINGEs;
TONGUE sPATuLAs, pRoBANGs, EYE GLASSES, etc.;
METALLIC SOUNDS, in Cases.
SIMPSONS IMPROVED SLIDING DO;
TRusSES the improved kind SUPPORTERS, ste
MEDICINE PHYSICIANS, Families
E great variety Of Instruments Of
proved fnish, for sale reasonable terms at
SYMEs' Drug and Chemical Store,
al 9peedln of Canal and Carcndelet streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We are indebted to the
Purser Of the steamship Louisiana for Calves
ton papers, lists Of passengers, cargo, etc. n
The steamer L. NJ, Kenneth has furnished us
with late papers from st. Louis.
= Mr.. Thomas Bein, clerk Of the steamboat
Piota, has our thanks for late dates from Louis
vile.
= Also, the clerk Of the SIS Prentiss, for river
favorss
BY the steamer Dresden, We have received st.
Louis papers Of late date
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
Fall and Winter Clothing.
sTRrMcEr, a m

Fall and Winter Clothing.
F. STRNGER & co.
NO So CAMP STREET,
ET@ Are receiving styes Of
r A L Z AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR GENTLEMEN,s WEAR
Super Black and Fancy CoIored Cloth
FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
OFFICE aad BUSINESS COATS
ovERCoATS and PALEToTs
large variety of French English american and Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS;
SILK and VELVET VESTS;
CASHMERE and DRAP DOR VESTS;
Plain Riet Figured SATIN SCARFS and CRAyATs
JoUYIS,S KID GLOVES;
UNDER GARMENTS HALF HOSE of SILK MEpINo ELAN
MEL, COTTON, etc.;
SUPER LINEN LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS warranted
well msds;
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of ths bsst pb,sdeIpb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

@s- STATE LRaIsLATuRE.-C Capt. JOHN A,
JAQUEss candidate 70 represent he First Representative District
vacant by the resignation Of Hon. H. Nj
sumnasr1 ~ re ''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

INK.-We received yesterday o very agreea-
bic present from friend nothing less than
bottle ofink lat least, 1t was styled at the time Of
presentation, On minute Inspections we found Jacque
hs-creme Bouzy,' inscribed upon Its label. Hav.
ing thoroughly examined tho article feel safe In
commencing it to statoners and the public, having
body and strength than any other ink have
met WITH 1t Is to be hoped that friend may always
possess enough for his Our thanks returned
for the specimen received by u.s.