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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

A NEAT AND DESIRABLE REST-
IA DENCE ON CLAY STREET, AT fHfyATE
SALE--We offer at private sale that neal and plea
SAINT framed house Clay St. three doorst 7ond the
residence of Mr.. 8. T. Pulliam, and occupitd BY Mr.
Ellis Jusn.-
The dwelling, with ell the usual out.hosees, has
been built within few years past II in me- Order
and possesses every convenience for the 0leassnf
ing.
TERMs-Liberai.
seH TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS %...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

Mary Mann, an intsmperate, died In a cell q
New Orleans on the 9th ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06
nNE HUNDRED % OLLARB RE

10th inst, . Negro Mas nsmea CHkRLEes hsi
about n years Of sge. .6 feet o. inches high, en-
Rer-bresd color; he wsa raised In Hampton BY Mr.
which place believe he bes gone 4 Will give shs
above reward 30 any pefson Who will deliver him Il
ne NJ w.,, 80 nxs ..xss axsE fasz =. nas.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

CARRIER e. Co.'s AMERICAN HorEL,
Stsunton, Va: w. II. 0ARBeR J. B. BRKcKxrsIpoE.
L. L STEVENSON. Proprietors. :
Travellers will find this new establishment FIRST
class house, and the Proprietors always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests. +
& The "American " IL situated imme ediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad. iy 22-Sm
The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE. COMPANY-cspitaI $500, 900
office ON 18th street. neIt to the Post Office. This
Company insyes agdinst ioss dasdge By fire in the
oity or country Real and Personal Property, ineu-
ding vessels and cargoes In port or ON voyage.
au 2s--Sm b-- Q. r. BREsEE, 4ctusry.
F. NJ. RoBERrsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispateh Office, Rich-
mond, Va se 9dSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

A DEBurAnrK.-Miss M. E. NJ Makeah, the new
American debutante, viii appear on Monday eve
ming next at the Metropolitan theatre, New York,
In the role Of "Parthenia,' supported by Wiseman
Marshall In the part OF 'Ingomar." The papers
predict her triumphant success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

All solvsnt nnal noteA e1csIs yredesiessousG Cor
ger.tion. ass taksh y ths bscksts = cenk DE-.
Osss Drssiun. ssso-oid pEsnism; New 1
prem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

Mrs. Heard, wife of the postmaster at Winfield,
Miss, recently shot and dangerously wounded a
man named White, who was endeavoring to get
into her residence during the absence of her hus.
band. The public sentiment was-served him
right p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

f7s5 DESIEABLE FIIVAT lie RESI.
- DENCE FOR SALE TIE house now occu.
pied by DR.. r. @. Cabell, Grs.e between 5th and
9Th streets is offered for sale. This property il
veniently located with respec the business part
the churches. The buildings ar ew and sufficiently
comme dious for large famiN, conveniently ar
ranged and supplied with gas ana water.
Apply to the subscriber.
oc Aim HANCOCK LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

We have received the first number Of the semi
weekly Rockingham Register-the first semi-week
ly paper ever published in the Valley of Virginia
Success to the enterprise. E.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

And By Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out virginia. sfaaeSFtE#s @ssI % e25-Ako1H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

I'M Neale, of Virginia, IS one OF the Vice Presi
dents of the Spiritual Convention, now sitting in
Boston. These "spiritualists exhibit a vast
amount of worldly form and ceremony in theirpro-
ceeding. Their object, however, is understood to
be the promotion of harmony between man and
man and God and man, the Inauguration of heaven
upon earth, and the organization of true society
They propose to establish an institution or home,
where media of various kinds can be instructed.-
This we presume will be sort Of halfway house
between earth and heaven where spiritually incli.
ned pilgrims may procure rest and reireshment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

'""'0Vs aia fio'daVs :; FROM to IL M.
GREAT EASTERN MAT, VI. MONTH";
nsa lstsrs GJses sad qs,y a. " iya for paid and
Letters supnlyina tba saoun M ior PREPAID foreign
Iomis INA pasa IN n I I'M, way olnces Bay ~.
on TUESDAY and satmrd y ~ IL A NJ, 1ascagoua
Tnssssg pnd G.y ana Ocean Springs will close
dsv at " -, az 2 a, M friday ana satur-
GREagy asy v WssTERN IN. MArr s,nu,u,. -. -
81 Francana NAL supplying Baton Rouge
provsaas Naicnsz drand Gulf Vicksburg Lake
iabs Gounbs Mbsr'nngsTns FONT areenvile Grand
Memphis Randolph New Madrid Hickman, ss eien eeium
Sna; nyi oaIo, a IaaoGah shawneetpwn Henderson,
avans,,le ana louisville four times week Closes
ison Ma,nhia MaIehez vicksburg Napo
vile twice week Closes at ?. Arrives daily,
ST InnIs Isfesdldr. MaII s,,,u,, N...,o
N.p Napoleon, Memphis Hickman, Cairo and St Louis
da;s G9Ses Saay Gsundsys excepted) at r" Arrives
VlcKsBURG MAIL. Supplying Donaldsonvlle, Baton
Rouge, %. Franc,sviiie, Red River Landing. Fort
aaams a Natcnez, M Waterproof Rodney, st. Joseph
fiohoay, iuesoay. f.oay ana Saturday at P. NJ
aEI'es on sunoay, MONDAY, Inursoay and Friday
sr y p.Nsisvrr1p = A N op co.e ,,.4,
e1' ht, hAsotos lLLh oh gOAsI MAIL supplying
:. Lanfanehe;s landing, Tayor's Bonnet Care Ed
garas i bTingiers, M Inreauds Donaldsonvle and
INTERIOR New River, Bayou Goula Iberville, Plaque
nine; it; Manchac Brniys Landing Baton Rouge and
Inset,or' Lopoeus store, Fort hudson Hermitage,
Waterloo, st. Francsyille and Pointe coupee and
INFERIOR, oioses on sunday and Friday at a, M
ON sn,d Ta ana W eThesuay Thsy ae A =, N; ~ arrives
10 ouAN"y' Aue'uny' AHursua5 anu raturday py
pED Prvrp MATT s,,,r,.,.. .,o..,... 81
~ ~ 80 ~ " supplying hiexanoIla, Grand
Giosea three tiues as ana Hasoetn rshas
Ts anise h. .lles Weeh AZ 7. M. generally on
luesuay ffluay ana Saturday Arrives three times
"a a ,@SS #eek aeys vs. irregular
oof!N1IoN Ok LAKE MAIL. Closes on Monday
day, Thursday and Saturday BY Pm. -
LAFAaEIIE MAIL Closes daily except Sunday at
~ npph =, ~ & arrives aay except sunday at II NJ
oAhhoILioN MAIL. Closes on Monday: Wedne sday
ana Grloay at p N. Arrives on tuesday; Thursday
ana saturday oy fM .5s
mall, .Closee dai'y except Sum
,o,s,ay aayl at a. NJ, @ que daiy az M y a; NJ
folNl ~ n-a-hA-hAohE ,-, ANo ENdLlsh IohN Parish
oi fla9ueinnes. ra 'oioses ffaay at p M Due
same DAY by Y NJ z.-.g
oALsESIUs, saLuhlA. lNDlANoLA AND PORT
LAyAoa- closes every nVe Gays at A. NJ Due
~, ever every nVe We Gays AZ 1 = 2. N: - -
bhAhgS ~ saNldAuo In ~. o poiNI ISABEL bhoWNSVILLE
AND hio dhANDE' Closes every other Thursday
at = A. M Que every other Monday st 2PM.
SEha ohoA hIsp g supplying an Mexico
Gioses on the ist ana isth OF each month at A.
Due on LDe 1ltn ana 25t6, Poftage-lO cents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
NUMBER l44.

Recorder: Sir, you are troublesome fellow.
and it is not for the honor of the Court to suffer
you to go on. 4s s}sa
Penn: have asked but one question, and
you have not answered me, though the right
and privilege Of every Englishman Be concerned
in it.
Recorder II Ishould suffer You to ask ques-
tlons till tomorrow morning, you would never
be the wiser
Penn: That is according as the answers be.
Finally, although the real offence Chat Of
preaching in Grace-church street) was, sup
pose, pretty clearly established, it was found
absolutely impossible to get the jury to convict.
They brought in temporizing and modified YER
dict, which deprived the Court Of the few wits
with which they seem to have been originally
gifted. The Mayor scolded, the Recorder
stormed The jury were locked up, sent back !;
sent back again, locked up again for something
like two days; and must have been made Of
very stubborn stuff to have resisted the starva-
ton. They did resist, however. The more they
were pressed, the more favorable the verdict
became, and the bench were at last compelled
to accept complete and triumphant acquittal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

L
opening, heard sort Of distressed groaning
and guiding my horse to the spot, who should
hnd but the little guitar-girl of the preceding
night, lying in a thlcket, her face swollen with
insect bites, and crying, and her leg broken
just below the knee joint 1t appeared, on in
yestigation, that she had started from the hut
just before daylight, upon some errand that
her horse became unmanageable, had thrown
her, and broken her leg. She had crawled to
the thicket to avoid the coming sun, and, from
her account, had probably tainted away
We were not moment in deciding what TO
do, (an American seldom is, when mercy calls
on him. but taking little Uletta in my arms,
while Charley followed with the horses, we soon
made our way, by the girls guidance, to the
robber ranch.
Here we found all in confusion the horse
had returned without his rider, and the chief,
whose daughter Uletta was, seemed almost
frantic. The joy of the whole party at seeing
rs may be imagined. After caring for the little
patient, and giving such directions as he thought
advisable, the chief turned to us and said:
g You Americans are remarkable race
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
Open every Day aud Evening, Except Sunday from
B TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADhnTTANcE, will be the price
20 FREE ADMISSIONS exception of E..
s h Palace has the mott
f aes ] @ s
saal u y sy complete Quite
T 4RH sa4 T had P4s in Exhibition
vasabs p s., sqlssI1q he Western
moat Of them many them originals exquisite
sorkanshp Many choice ssatues be,ide
ai;ssisi'o 4i o6EHs 81 ] r. %
@ fFff EpAR ET REH % %Th
FEET in circumference and estimated the
YEARS OLD has been deposited the Crystal BY
Altosshei, the Crystal Palace moment. more art
N DAYS with discrimination
efficient oRcHETRA OF Music will be in attendance the
ss faas gfg s P,s % 1a
and qn nvs9on S sa4s1 & m , the
Office during The year
closing the fs day Of December provided
'@ ssesn be- aT Ns6 5atal 5ll paIsss
woIf having been eshistsd is
ss4 y seas
ssnons the yaleas The Useful
alter the adj led most excellent aforesaid.
FouRTH. FIVE MEDALS costing Dollars or
their equivalent plate cash. preferred
Original completed the first the
and exhibited therein aforesaid shall adused worthy
such distinction after the exceent aforesaid
The ablest and respectable
shall appointed oeIamine critically the several articles exhibited
and award the prizes The proceed
early practicable select such Jury hope
announce the appointments before the
The Association will Also their discretion Dpo-
to the Exhibitors Inventors
sufficient entitle them such distinction.
All articles which deemed worthy Of place this
position Of the Wod Industry WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Police constant
utmost used protecting articles exhibited the
on diselatmt accountability for loss damage
All Umbrellas the door
AS the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse
med packages building
No Checks gven and the Ticket
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

II ITTLEJ Ohm, NORCOM s. CO., corner of
Graysr and New Leyee streets, have
low for cash
COFFEE-Moeha, Java, Havana and Rio;
TEAS--lmperial, Gunpowder Black, common and fine;
WHITE SUGARS-Cushed, LOAF, Powdered, Refined;
BRANDIES-old Bonnot United Propreors' Vineyard, Du-
puy, 0tsrd Co., etc. -
WINES-Fne Old Port, Sherry Anders Champagne, Caret
- and Sweet Malaga;
scHNAPPS-W Schedam, pints and quarts;
~ sALM4M- AND LoBsTERs-iC doz. one pound cans;
otbeTArtices in the Grocer line ie15
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
Trial of Willia Penn.

Miss Milford has been read ing through ssHar-
graves State Trials and thus relates some
thing very amusing and 10 teresting she found
therein;
One of these trials re Iates to q man about
whom much has been W ritter lately and who,
certainly, although no doubt he had faults in
plenty, was puffed up With vanity, as your pro-
tessors OF humanity s. aldom fail to be, and took
no small delight in Courts and princes, as was
| to De expected from the leader of sect whose
chlei tenet was an 'ostentatious remuneration of
the pomps and vap titles of the world-must be
admitted to have had his merits also-among
| which L shall always include the manner in
which he turned the Mayor and Mr.. Recorder
round his fin gers. 1 am talking of William
penn, and thte process in question is the trial of
William Penn and William Mead for tumultu-
GUS assembly. ed Charles H. (1670) before the
Mayor, Recc rider, and divers Aldermen Of the
Old Bailey.
90 NOT know any cause pleasanter to read
tnan thls. because from first to last the parties
with with " who IN our sympathies go AaYe the best not
only OF the reasoning but of we result; such
arrant blunderers we're the whole Of the court.
10 per gin at the beginning
Ck rk: Bring William Penn and William Mead
to u le bar
dayor: srrah! Who bid you put off their
| fiats' Put on their hats again
| Whereupon one OF the othcers putting the
| prisoners hats upon their heads, pursuant to
the orders of the Court, brought them to the
bar
Recorder: Do yo., know where you are'
Penn: Yes.
Recorder: Do you not know it is the Kings
Court?
Penn: know it to be a Court, and suppose
it to be the Kings Court.
Recorder: Do you not know there's respect
due to the Court?
Penn Yes.
Recorder: Why do you not pay it, them
Penn: do So
Recorder Why do you not pull off your hat
| then?
Penn: Because do not believe that to be an,
respect.
Recorder Well, the Court sets forty mark
piece upon your heads, as fine for your con
tempt of Court. ....z.-.@ l.-4.-..-+=.
/ Penn: desire it might be observed, that VI
cal ne into the Court with our hats off chat
tax EN- off and if the. y have been put on since
| it Isas by order from the bench, and therefor
| not we but the bench thould be fined.
lehen Penn, finding the advantage he had got
beg AN to ask questions of the Recorder, muc
to hediscomfture Of tn, It learned official. Her
| is sample.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

NJ street. between Royal and Bourbon streeta-DR. JAMES
would call
speedy the use Basam CqbebH
nienee the newly discovered Remedies which only
procured from himself andf upon trial they
charge VII be made Dr.
zsns all parts the Union the many
effected which nouabe
Since has these Remedesin hs city the
that
and in order that the afflicted may Of these
newly and truly discoveries Dr. j.
nenty this Customhouae street.
eerVed kAy- Otfce h0nre from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

OFFICE NO. 98 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Will regularly served to Subscribers y
for " ia advance, payable to
'he onice, or Id cents week payable to the Carriers
THE CIRCULATE LON
CnEscKEr Daily and Weekly As to offer
medium to Advertisers. As
FAMILY PAPER
largely early hour
20 families be most ADJ antagsously advertised in
families. - e
OUR TERMS
such to invite the and AZ tbs pub
TERMS OF ApvEEF'IsIso:
fer OF Ten Lnes PearFstinas rton, %
livery subsequent insertion sc
on the Second Page char
: for shorter time. -
charged accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
3 ssE,,zal y = lTs a - ID. Id.

ROUTE from Buffalo Falls
United States Mail Lines 0ssego Capa Vincent
ai and Quebec connecting Ogdensbuh
railroads or New York Burlington Saratoga Springs and Boston
Lawrence and Chsmpan Railroad for Portland Mountains
Boston and New York.
Time-a4 hoursto Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt. Ledyard NEW YORK, Chapman
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted O'clock Cape Vincent
ogdensbugh connecting with stesers passing the
entire length Of the Thousand Island the
next day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Bpas O'clock
those leaving al socoek four hurs Falls The
u O'Clock train Of from Buffalo arrive at Lewiston time
boat for Boston, the
Buffalo, arrive ogdensba morning
aTe ediatey arriving at Boston halfpsst o'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Steanes ONTARIO, Captain Throop. CATARACT Captain
Captain Chd leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
half to visit Niagara Falls touching owego
srbor Rngston Clayton Brockve and ogdensu
the River passing the
and the Rapids the beautiful daylight and
meeting with the Ogiensbuh and
burlington and Boston with the Express Train Cars
for Albany and New York direct.
The daily Sundays by the BUT
o and Niagara Falls Railroad O'clock aording
pleasure of viewing Brooks Monument Heights
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge and he
niagara RIVER through Montreal direct leaving half
past o'clock giving full four hoars to visit Niagara
Falls The IL O'Clock Train Of Carsom Buffalo also arrive
light changing boaa 0gdenburgh taking splendid
cabin River steamers direct Montreal
rushing and dashing waters of the noble ST. Lawrence
Montreal nt5 o'clock she same time for the Quebec beats
This the most beautiful SUMMER ROUTE
The steamers Of the American
and comfort having all the equipments safety required
with Upps entire length
Of the boat
a Passengers procure Tickets information at Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Offices in Cataract HouBe and International Hotel Niagara
Falls myl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
SUSPENSION BRIDGEs-NoTIC

~ BENJAMIN WATKINS, Gibson, Mississippi Architect
Engineer and Bridge Builder gives notice that he will the
sp the Ohio the udson other River
MN WI 5 reasonable terms for ready eash
MAsENT BRIDGES, The above Suspension Bridges will
Rnded either from Timber Brick Stone Cas- Wrought
Towers locations and with either Wlre
Cham Cables He the Potomac Washing City, The
Enst River from New York to Brooklyn
son River from West Point TO the Eastern shore,r
Gable was suspended during the ReyolutionaryW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
.syer's Cherry Pectorai.

s9ye1-'s Cherry PeCSOr0f.
TE7E INVITE THE Ar &gEy
SY TENTIoN OF the Public 10 4 Ea@
Certificates appended below, and bsspeak NsGM<F9p
for them that candid consideration which ~ %%INH
their honest franknegs deserves IH3tfx~8
Men in such stations many who yolun- Y II <XL~f
tarily bear witness the efficacy and ~ ixh1$ <4N
value OF CHERRY PICTORIAL, do III &A W ~
want0nly rfe with, diBtort ffLetH-Ws
oyerstate heir convictions Judge then. E{a& &a& AA
whether this the medicine kl lE -3z1L'N
when relief the throat
lungs ndg whether family ought not TO have by them
the everywhere prevailing which steals
with frequency upon almost flock nriea off the lamb
JACKSON, C. H.. JACKSON Cry, O. Nov. 90, 1852.
r.. ]. c. AyER-Sir The CHERRY PICTORIAL ia much in
qDd ae Several of best Physeians have used IT, three Of
them THAR always with the happest effects The
gard remedy and only after undoubed
value article that thing like general confidence can be
cited
excellence this combination agents lin the
CHERRY PECToRAL proved beyond oav repeated trial under
their observation compelled medical proclaim
its usefulness beyond all doubt the remedy have
Pulmonary th climate, sedave
In tho hope that it will its subscribe mye
specially, your obi servf, Jas. Fl. C. MILLER, NJ d.
AILRsAN, AIIcH. Jaunary 10. 1883,
Dear Sir: No woman thdan be tonnd
that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all that claims 10 be-
There much used this vicinity although known until recently
The community should know its yirtues Yours truly,
JOHN r. KELLOGG. III. ID. -
~ Prepared by AVER Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and by all Druggists.
J. WRIGHT Il CONE
ieQs 4mdaW Whoes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST o. 1854.
LIST OF LETTERS.
LADIES', LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-ofice at New
Orleans, August 20, 1854
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
A NIGHT WITH THE eUERRLLAs.
A SCENE IN MEXICO.

"The clouds are darkening northern skies,
While these are all serene Il
The snow in northern valleys lies,
i N While troYic aharea arc groom ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFrIoH
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. g
Eom June / to Octo1e, 81, 1854. :.

opr,.,, I Week Days From IA H. To q PM
'-oo's' | Sundays and Holidays From to Ii AM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07
II. r, r.,
Iss Happy Effects upon New MarrieS


Couple.
JONATHAN X. MILLER, : Psdlar aged es IN ~.
Isl OF April lei his home in The northern part Of
New York. I'm apparent good health on hi. wca,,i,,
home he was suddenly attacked with lnHammatory
rheumatism; The attack on while riding In The
cars anu SO severe aud painful his th.,
tears OF PIT! wet the cheeks of many Kind sn y mna
thizng travelling companions. 81 Utica n Y is car.
were changed aid passt Eger knowing he virlue, Of
kadways Eeady Relief, purchased bottle a. mr. w.
ners Drug Store; he Immediately aprled the Relieft
e suieEer-he used up the whole bottle and upon sr
Iving at yracuse the pain much relieved h.,
lance. tie has since reported himself eprea
In all eases of lnfammatory Rheu natism Radx,,,s
'eiei VIII instantly stop the ain Ii those no euf
ferHyit. '-'-
whether in the bones, flesh oitt. or mu.r,e. xh.,h
ia Tue READ or eet wherever il is Radwa avs Relief viii
S i.S moments, remove every Particle Of irritation
a. MERCURIAL PAINS.
Lersons VINO have been saliyaied with mercury. and
us eDects still in their SYSTEM whose bones acLe
ASA PAM whose flesh is covered with sores are assured
q speeu! rehei Oi their pains, ana complete ersdea
vi ,he POISONOUS deposits. ly the Of ksdy ava
neau! helef and Renovating Iesovent.
o.puPs' Spasms, Cholera, Dyseniery, Disrrfoa Sick
Headache, and Chill Fever r. r. Relief. 90 he ,.la
Internally and applied externally.
:, ueneral agent Tor the State OF Kentucky-Fd~ir
orrs, Wholesale druggist Louisville also Tor sale Nv
a! mopu q faiten, 4h street, aud l. r. Blackwell 3ae
joan c. Da,ie and Scribner & Deyol New Aha,
~. oiarke, tineeahes; Mailing d Ety. Princeton ~
" adison; and al respectable dr., rgiss.
throughout tie United States ard Canadas ee''
M MnGEiES Z q co. diNcK' Agents.
Evansviile Ind.
- RAILWAY & CO.
- lSs Fulton ST.. New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07

ssAsG VI = s'ksS AZ :; a fEt5Ss; Is!
fsNhE KlER'S ROCK Oil, 4 teaSpooarul eyerj three
hours, In the absence OF tAa fever aud vii be
cared OF Agile. Sanie dose " III cure Uaroea dose
c'er! hour for Cholera MOftGssor Piles lIl ghcun,;
tisin. dose times dag. ail apply externally. For
1urhS, ofsnS and CroHP i excellent remedy. For
sore Eyes. battle times -ay. You be cured or
coughs and Colds. White Swcngs, Cld-Sorss iad III
ecrs Caneeroas ATectiOns DE &c. by is use. |. has
cured hopeless Of Blindness and Deafness. Good
for Bes rt0ns Of .e skin. litter, and Female bis
eases. NOW TT! cSk THINGS y RI so, and tho rel-
son is-Naiure male ibis Oh. ana made il RIGHT "a is
making aud fres rapidly tried all ovsr
the country Ii is bottled IA lis Natural tate and ua
like the ola Kentucky OF, is used internally Us well
externally.
Get free Circular OF Directions OF the Agent--ex.
anime aud try this wonderful remedy IL is and dis
appoints none. Price % cents.
EVERY VESfiGE NJ the dreadful Disease Serofala,
can be completely erad!catod in less time cost
or Inconvenience TO the patient than with any other
remedy.
The heathful balm from Natures secret spring,
The bloom OF health and life, To man will bring;
Asfrom her depths the magic liquid flows
To calm our sufcrings and assIage our woes.
This Petroleum IS obtained fr well near Pittsburgh
Ia, 800 feet below the ca-tts surface For sale by
Keller, FASNSDEY * co =, WOOLSEY * LINCK
an! E.i1.0Ck IL SfODDARD, Evansville
L. u. LYON. Fo.t Wayne,
oeiIG&w Proprietor