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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

LOUISvILLE PAPER MILL.
e. J. d A. v. DUPONT,
and BOOK Printing psPsr and Wholesale dealers in all
kinds Of Cards Printers
nauufscsure Of 0unpewdsf.
No. III Mais Street Louisville. Ky.
ID. The highest naskss price In saeA paid for Ras
hemp and eessen sep25-6na
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27
NOTIONS. Toys ANDF,NCy GOODS.

NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
q. PUSHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all little
articles this particular trade
with with Eastern merchants and
will se for cash at the lowest market prices Customers and
friends respectfully invited
variety. Store under 0dd Fellows Hall. First street.
e2-Iyd&w
DLACK AND FANCY DRESS sILKS-we have on hand
ID superb stock Of desirable goods which will
fer 70 the trade heavy discount on last prices Call
aad see them. sstls JUHNS IN 4 FRENCH.
t. SAVINGS BANK
FIRST STEEET, BELOW MAIN.
VHNHIS Bank depostes vayable
- demand; buys and sells Exchange Coin
Money &c. de grsn Loans Coll
promptly at rates Of Exchange Money RENTED
all parts Of Europe. octIl-tf G. COPELAND. Cashier.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
ERsHANTs shipping receiving Merchandise or Pro-
lA duce by Canal viii ind ~srehouse the
nient Tor that Our reasonable and
the business VIII be PROMPTLY attended
10 octzs-lmf HILL & HOLIDAY.
LDOuLTNY.-sd dos Chickens; fl
II i doz Ducks:
20 Turkeys; Just recevedst
setl7 fa.s n IS - COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

w
" are prepared In Fire Proof Warehouse.
w any quantity 81 0faia. Produce % Mershaadiss
tho liberal terms.
Having large ssd airy rooms stairs raseusr viii
bs taken OF Household Furniture Agricultural
sA ali kinds goods liable damage damp
or Longer when desired. .a.. r-l|
Warehouse located Locust ". snA
Canal and convenient for shipping W River Rail-
road. Appiyto novls.-r.s-I GEO. FOSTER q 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27
JoHS. J. CuASprEs JANIS HARLAN JR.
CHANDLER d HARLAN.
Holm - Il L. h.v-

~ associated together the pras
of law. and will attend all bus
or both may always be fund at their Office Locust
opposite the Sherwood House give counsel
ness Prompt attention will be given to COLLECTIONS
Evansville. Nov. Q. Is5i.-y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

a., hunter, . au them saen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sn
Those 60 with the list and
Z 90 = Sd and 4th 49,. so
60 5th and 6th 90 % 40
f.s go ..t,.c 9Th and ssh % 80 80 30
All other tickets (beng $500 with OF e. drawn NOS
Those tickets bene 81 sso) only Of the drawn
numbers the each %
Tickets sio Halves s5 Quarters s2h; Eighths si1<.
n vh,,. for $40 as Quarter Tickets for s4s m
2s Half IS Is Eighth q 90
2,.7o5 PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
November 18th. 1854. Class 80.
1 Prize Of 5000 20 Prizes Of go
!, ] !; ! ! !:
i Tickets 81.
We win issue Certificate OF
whole tickets s14 GO IS tickets for 81 80
Is half 10 25 eighth % --- IS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27
THEODORE FRANKEsS
CINCINNATI DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

guNO THE EPICuREs.-2 ooI cans fresh Tomatoes.
il do cans fresh Peaches 1 do do do Strawberries
do quarts Preserves. assd do y gal Pickles; sss'd
do i gal Gherkins u do - gal Piekled Peaches.
2 dc quarts aSs'd Pickles. Just received at
novf COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

j. III. nv AN,
IMPORTERS aAd Dcalsr in all descriptions ~ Leather
i and Tannsrs ill., 0sh and spshish Sole. Morocco, Pha-
dephia aud French Calf skins boots Weh Lace, Lnings
Bndin; Lasng Kilt Boot Trees Lasts. Pegs &C.. Whole
sale Retail, Al he 10 west ssp25-smd
EDLAlD 6iLKS-A handsome varieties this day reed BY
ExpSsss JAS. Low CO.. AIS Main st. Los.. Ky
HRLACk SILK CRAyATS.-7 eases assd in siss and
y prizes Shis dsy reed by JAMES Low Co..
oeti as Main street. Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

FTNHE ndersigned nave day formed
l. der the Style and hrm Of Hill Holiday. Tor the
action OF General Produce, Forwarding and Comnssie
Business in this city. EDWARD r. HILL.
sept2-u MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
THEE piYE LITER FHOT TIgOpE,
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRi

The X. NJ STEAMSHIP, africa. which left Liverpool GA
Saturday forenoon, July IS arrived at this port at'i
' ,o>i Ju TLur d 81 1.oraiuA.
The political new cout.aas, important IL Is o." P'''
d0tb ihr = Rus'ian troops have received c'nhe, Or
dcls and D. 20; Ca.t Walacba, ant that -, Auflls
have fer the entirely rsa pushed the idea Oh
pesceial ocouPatien OF the Prin'ipaln Is
The French ,rny Of the north p erib arkng d tngli-h
slips oiwar at { slais AM Boalogre.
There Lns been ere GghIng - he Dalubc.
IL, Spanish insurgents maintain Ae<ir We, AMI may
carry On protre, I'd guerrilla war.
Tie pews from ihc Danube is important
Tic Paris Pressc states that the tn Of July tie
Turks took aoksn and OiDeika Islande- ana the s
Orer Pesbs with 90 900 surrounded ,h Russians
sud took Gurcoyo The Russians cut Their way through
with the loss OF goo kors is c0Aataf. Gen ChETs lo
an arm.
Prime GorcLakofr Yves advancing al Ian accounts
with aoCoO men b. forced marches towar& CiRrso Y'
Fifteen ihoGsaud Anglo French TROOPS oohs al fNs'eaa 4
!; Is thou slt the Turks viii risk pitched battle.
The Turks have also crossed in the face Of the Russians,
at Otenza Details are wanting; but 80 wascns with
wounded have already arrived Bucharest An'nr the
wounded are eighty officers dispatch from Beigrsd'
calls the island kamsdau-SeymCpoH and says tt'' the
battle lasted nearly twelve hours In eNscGatng Ctr'
gsyo The Russians burned some vi THEN ships.
There no longer any doubt that the w.tLdrsva Of no
Russian troops from Walacha suspended In Media
the Russians certifying the passes end have destroyed
the bridges aud by daiuminc up the rivers have rendered
the road. impossible.
Since Wednesday June they have completely closed
thaTransy lvania frontier. All indications 70 testify
that Bucharest will be defended.
Redshd Pasha has resumed office Turkish Minister
of Foreign Affairs
Gen Osten-Sacken has been deprived Of his comnanl
so at lesst It s reported
The Gulf of Finland Las been blocsaded effectively.
dispatch dated Obese July :, says that the COM
biued feet-ffty sail stronghold been seen proceeding
in the direction Of Scvastopo.
The LIVERPOOL and London markets are duh The clos.
ing prices OF CoSsoLs we're 81 99l,.
CorToN had de 'Eed lis id. h.
BREADs1Crrs General tendency is toward depression
WHEAT only ;,d request at Cd reduction Fto'e
had met moderate consumption, at decline of, lNntN
CoRS is quoted at q lI6 lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
NFW-YORk CITY.



Reosire' Died Discharged RsrsIiaias
There are now twenty-ODe cholera patients in the
Frarkin-,t Hospital of which seven admitted with
in the - hours ending al Yesterday. Three deaths
occurred there within that time Al the hospital in Mottst
there are out three patients but death from Wednes
day at noon until the same time yesterday
man named Luke Lynch and bis son. child years
Of age died Wednesday evening Of cholera at No Os
West Twenty6rsi-st. The wife OF Lynch is III with the
disease al expected TO The premises occu
pied by thi. family are in filthy condition.
On Thursday night widow woman named Marsare:
Corel died of cholera at No l63 West Twenty second-s
and the attending physician gave Ger ifcaie of burial
two of the relatives OF the deceased promising to have
The body inferred Immediately. They neglected to do
this and she remained in 81 ocking condition from de-
composition until Yesterday afternoon, when the Aims
House Officers causcd its nteunen The physicians state
that about wo.thrds Of those limited to he Frankn
Hospital are women from the lowest sinks OF vice, and in
such cases unless the disease Is checked Immediately
after ii, symptoms begin to appear il i sure terminate
fatally From what learn, the choerH appears 10
be on the decrease in the Ciry.
IN BROOKLYN.
Fourteen cases and four deaths reported 70 the
Board OF Health yesterday morning. In addition there
were de shs throughout the city during the dsy In
the Lupsc Asylum a; Fstbush ten of the inmates have
died during the present week.
~ wILLIANsBURGH.
SIX ease, Of cholera reported 20 the Board o
Health Yesterday AZ ~ O'Clock ". one c'.,e fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
FL NERAL OF MISS FILLMORE-DEATHS AT
THE POOR-HOUSE-CH0LERA AT THE SuS-
PENSION BRIDGE.
PrFFAro. Thursday, july %

BUFFALO, Thursday, July -. 1884.
The funeral of Miss Fillmore took place this morning
1t was attended by large Of the leading cit-
More deepelt and general grief has been seldom
witnessed than manifested throughout the city Miss
Fillmore exceedingly amabe in her disposition, and
was beloved by everybody. Every heart feels as though
had suffered personal bereavement Her loss will long
be felt Mr. Fillmore feels keenly and his spirits are
much broken
Tie deaths the Poor House yesterday were reported
vcntcen, but official information be sscer
tanned The Board Of Health me; last night and passed
resolutions directing entire reform in the management
OF the house.
The deaths by cholera at the Suspension Bridge yes,er
dav were scyen-al on the Canada side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
A FRENCH WAR STEAMER IN QUARANTINE Al
NORFOLK. &c.

NORFOLK, Thursday, July p, sji
The Board Of Health Of this city have ordered the
French war steamer Chimere. lately arrived here from
Havana into quarantine suspicion Of her having yell
low fever on board.
The Governor of Virginia arrived here yesterday from
Old Point Comfort and visited the Navy Yard, whore he
was receiy cd with salute.
Margaret Webb, young lady Of this city, accident
ally killed by pistol discharged by man named William
Howe.
TIE health Of this city is good, and cholera cases
have been reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, July p, ls54
The steamship Orizaba has arrived at this port with
Vera Cruz dates TO the 22d and City Of Mexico to the nth
inst.
The revolution at Mich continues.
Corn very at Tobasco, and the inhabitants
were asking permission to import grain duty free.
Nothing is said about the reportoi death Of Alvarez
sknisb is reported in which the insurgents were de-
feeted.
1t is said conspiracy had been discovered in Vera
Cruz and several arrests made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
ARREST OF TWO DESERTERS FROM TIE ENG
LI>H ARMY AT HALIFAX.

BosIoN, Thursday, July p, 1884.
Two deserters from the English army at Halifax, who,
before they left broke into the Queens Treasury and
robbed i; Of about 500 arrested in this city to-day
soon after their arrival and most of the money recovered
Under the Ashburon Treaty they will be sent back,
probably to he shot in view Of the great number OF
deserters Of late il has been determined to make few
severe examples. The Of the deserers are Criah
Prcher ana 1homH- Casey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
CoMgEA cEgENr At Trinity CoLLrGE.

IlfHIFVHUl IHHFFHFFI UWIF y I"'f'
The Conner cer,eut Exercise o. Trinity lcge in this
city took place TO-DAY, and largely attended. an
unusua number Of the Alumni Of The College were pros
ent The degree Of Bsohelcr Of Art, conferred upon
81 candidates. the srg,s cas that graduated from
this institution. The degree Of ~ A. conferred %
NJ. A. honorary four; NJ. A. od eSndeH three, AMI
D. d. on the Rev. Henry Caswsll Of Engl-nd the Rev.
Frederick Good~n Of Mddleiovn md the Rev. E. Z.
peardsley Of EeW-Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
LATER FROM TEXAs--ENGAGEMENT WITH IN
DIANS-ARRIvAL OF NEW COTTON AT NEW
NEw.ORLnAys, Wednesday, July 70,

NEw.ORLr,Ss, Wednesday, July 20, 1884
An arrival at this port from Corpus Christi reports that
Capt Van Buren, with IL soldiers followed party Of Ca
msncbes distance Of 300 miles attacked and defeated
them killing several. Capt Van Buren, shot through
the body, but would probably recover.
Two bales Of the Cotton crop, the first Of the sea-
son. were received terc yesterday from Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
TIE DOWNING MARTIAL AT PHILA-
DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, July p, 1884.
In HE Naval Court Martial this morning the examina
ton Of witnesses for the Government concluded and
Lieut. McIn,osh was recalled by the accused being the
only witness offered by that side and the accused closed
the evidence. VIM. II. Crsbb, counsel for the accused
asked uu, Monday to prepare the defense The Court
granted the request and adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AT CHARLESTON
LOSS OF TIE SCHOONER BROOkNILLE.

THANtEsTON we Intsuayi JuIy 20 IT'f'
The authorities Of this city have decided that all vessels
from Cuba shall perform quarantine OF five days.
The Dutch bark Morgensteen, arrived here 10 DAY from
Amsterdam reports on Goth of June, lat 81 oI4 -,
fen IN with schooner BrQokvile Of Castnc lumber hden
waterlogged and abandoned. Spoke lat inst, lat 80
long. co. bark John Potter of Boston Tor the "es In
dies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
SALVAGE on THE BRITISH BARK AQUATIC
LIE NEW BRIDGE AT WHEELING.
BALTINoRE. Thursday JuIy p, -.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July 2, Ie7F.
Tie arbrators in the OF the British bark Aquatic,
previously reported have awarded % per cent salvage
amounting on the vessel and cargo TO $4,000.
Charles Elle the architect of the new bridge over the
Ohio River at Wheeling crossed il carriage On Tues
day. Ii will be opened to the public this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE.

PHnADTLFHI., Thursday, July p, lsS4
lie currently reported that John Tucker President OF
the Reading Railroad has failed in his private hsol
ties caused as report goes in great measure oy the
failure OF the Montour Iron Company, with Which ne was
prominently connected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
THE MARYLAND COAL TRADE-THE AFFAIRS
OF TIE PARKER VEIN COMPANY.
NAT .da Ill

The MARYLAND coal trade Of last week amounted to
70 900 tuns. .
The Parker Vein Company have paid of the miners
claims for which portion OF their property had been
seized The Cpmbcrl1ad Telegraph says Mr. Mali, late
President of the Parker Vein Company hiss not visited
the coal recions-at least not publicly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
DEATH OF COL. HOGARTH OF THE BRITISH
ARMY, By CHOLERA
ALBANY, Thurda

ALsASr, Thursday, July y, 1851.
A Geographic dispatch from Quebec, announces the
death there Monday by cholera OF Colonel Hog srh,
commanding the 2e,h Regiment Of British Iafantry. He
was n Command " BE po.neot irr'a. ~, Gava,1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

RoBBEIN or R,IEoAD MAy.-llcnry &. Pe.sins,
Esq. Collector the Boston and Worcester ailroad,
While ching ~ Bcs,o'n Walkers saloon, an frsou on
Die -.J. ff Wall. e.n'-.'. 500 a,-7>< rr... b. r.
pocket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
DISASTER To THE STEAMER ADNTRAL-LOSs
OF THE BRIG WIN. NJ ROGERS

BosToS, THURSDAY July q, lsbL
The steamer Admiral bound from Boston for St. Jos,
n b. went ashore yesterday three miles wet Of Quodty
Light Passengers and were all saved W further
particulars have reached us.
Of Cage Sable the cath inst. the brig William NJ.
Rogers q Boston in collision with the British bark
Princes Alice from ST. John for Liverpool The brig
sunk in ten minutes. The captain and were rescued
by tie bark and subsequently put board the brig Hall
fax which arrived here this forenoon. The Princess Alice
was not seriously damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
sECOsD DISPATCH.

Tie steamer Admiral in dense fog yesterday broke tho
crepk md disabled for several hours She was TEN
porary repaired and ct eight this morning. while proceed
ing Der way struck aedge Of rocks three miles west Of
the Quoddy Light, filing rapidly She Was run ashore,
the passenger taken off 10 boats and all saved Also the
beegsce and mails Her cargo was thrown overheard to
labten her. She lies under water. Two steamers
have gone 10 take her passengers to Esstpor There
three hundred passengers and the freight was valued
ct $500 oOo She h supposed 70 be totAoss Insurance
small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

NAV iNtAliON Ot OHiN'-ihI. NEW Nhi'i'~
ING BRIDGE.
WHEELING, Thursday July ~ 1884.
The Ohio measures IL inches at this, point, and Is still
falling.
Vehicles commenced crossing the suspension bridge
YESTERDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

7t.-r.- Rp..'.-,e sa,.'h i.'evs 's.r,- 600 o. pro-,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

John BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
~ remedy aready aarfl app
a
any s!mia, preparation i MAIDS IN America;
i.hss bosa is
s ss S6s III aAss ysssh 81
5 sn sss a.
s
dasdcarooi together the compound and producing h,
sf''''' curative as'n''1s sSS 6n PT TSIS
Tbs Ohio coabus Ohio sharupoakr Of Baiatrns
The Bun Flals
MN f ed y
han equal Thia bold aaersiop
Bear with a. rsader sitsloussr, Bu,
1apariaia the WONDER or THE WORLD
bs q Sssa
Ms Je.s SIR have ssen Tor several .evsrel,
my all the remedies the especially shs ssr
until ehancsd yodra hTss gave
therefore pleasure your sarsapars the
afsd community V:TS sspifF article IHowESmp
S REIEIujMAriBM
ia
Nh Jozs BuLlDsar For three years have
selsd M Rhsaqag a ne,o
disease relief until 2
sna my fs any
Bnoa'o"n n FROM sssPf 81 E VIII M'z T. Raf lei.
s. PI.ls ss: sys nd h @
oo hs e the
s .ats S So n # " '
Lsw.pori, Ky. December t,l's7.
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
the creates. Female Medsussnor
T. @ s' TssS ~ n debit ~
weak deficient when the pale
'ssss
Duty
emf a.d
We're generally to adopt saien
long pd q asaa sS y
sSaassf oa %
T. found 70 SIS mo 6s1sheial saees All ades
81 thisvaluabie medicine.
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sKIN.
claa beautiful white rosyooio as
icy e a. 5 a9s
and coong matsrials
10
pe not BY coating poisonous natter
i sa sIs sss s:s4
Inc blood mhkngthe pure healthy vigorous giving
'ss
appssd convinced Of this thoy would the
paints mixtures and ietiona tho only Essual
"A word the iae ssufcen and enough fer the adi
on ANY MEDICiHEI
NJ.
Mr. 1ouF BuLL have heatson that believe
Baraapan be tha best article manufactured
having win entire number Of he
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE.
Me- JoEs BuL sarsspalla several
most eteaciou n,sdcno that can be made for that
Winchester, KY, Feb l, 1913. JAMES HI MOORE, II. d.
Testimony like the following renders
EROM DR L. p YANDELI PROFESSOR or CHEaiIsT4.r IE
THE LoUSyfLLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
have looked the list Of ingredients John Bua
pound Extract Of SaaPaa and hesaonn hathy
form compound well Diseases
which it il applicable. L, y. RANDELL, ii. D.
Louisville, June 6, 18as.
WHAT Physisa by appointment oithe Msrias
HotpRissya of Buls sarsspsrila;
Ihsvs the prescription preparation John Bul
Saraaps believe the combination to be excellent
well calculated produce alternative impression syse
usad both nbc private practice and think
artteis Of 6aYsapsrila in ens III. PYLES, ri. D.,
Resident yaican the Louisville Marine Hospital.
country restoring blooming health youthful vgor
Amictsd-Gsy, shose that greyously tormentsd.
Certificates teenng all high
standing placing IT. from liz intrinsic worth all
remediea before the pubiic.
Cold Wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL,
his Principal om and The Druggists generally
in the city and country
~ Persons Wishing accept Agency er Tie se Of Bua Sc,
Fourth street, l.ouiAville, wi references.
E The principal Age1n Nsw0eabb lie Of John Built
ahrsHparla, Wholesale and retail,
u Thi rF1HriEg ErRys~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13


they be OF sound unboken Sleep and
feshng Great relief Bufering Ultimate n
orded thousands thus afflicted Invaluable
From its agreeable effect in these auy themselves
wiling forego when the has
TO SINGERS ANDPUBLIC SPEAKERS this dy slunble
by it's the throat and lungs when taken in small quantities.
power and fe1ibily Of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved aud often wholly cured
CHERRY PICTORIAL there obstinate
yield entirely medicine CHERRY PICTORIAL viii
they be cured
BRONCHITIS irritation Of the throat upper portion of
ungs be cured by taking HERRY PICTORIAL in small and e
4uent do The uncomfortable oppression relieved.
FOR GROUP Give emec anthony TO be followed by large
and frequent the Cherry Pectora until ubdues disease
II taken in ii viii not fail
WHoOPNG COUGH broken and cured
Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA speedily removed by this remedy Numerous
instances have been noticed where whole families from
serious while their nehbors without the Cherry
Pectora, suffering from the disease.
Repeated who have
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy that there
question heating these should
ugly taken until the pain the aide and other unpleasant
re- Prepared sold JAS. c. AVER Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists.
j. WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleans
fab9S 4IndAW Wholesale Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

a sALCINED PLASTER-184 bbls, LANDING
~ and for sale by BoGERT WILLIAMS 4 RI
feb38 3i ~ 80 , . -, .kss