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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
The Soulc Duets.
LITE rroA MR. souLE. sR.

LITTER FROM dR. soULE JR
Mr. Soule jr., has addressed letter to the Bayonne
paper, which contained what he considers an unfair &C
Of the circumstances of his duel with the Duke
Alba. Ito writes
"You say that nv quarrel with the Duke of Alba took
It's rise In some remarks in peAs1ntness upon the
toilette OF Madame Soue exchanged between the Duke
Alba and the Ambassador OF France and you speak With
sort Of soemnity Of very particular interest which has
been taken in the affair by the Emperor Of tho French
IL may be well that in spite OF the which your
correspondents seem to have Tor truth il happened
them in this least nid doubt through nadyer
tcnce to render il involuntary homage. What they
tell you in this respect has indeed obtained credit
here and at any rate gives determnae character to
the causes aud object Of tho offence doro to mother
But this point abandon to you, seeing that il cannot
canse to me the least anxiety AZ regards all all except
the two assertions Of which have just spoken, repeat
there Is not word truth in what correspondents
make you say. II from the mouth Of the mouth Of
the mouth Of the Duke of Alba alone that the remark
reached my cars, which caued demand Of him
siaction 10y stern and peremptory letter This remark
You say was only an Innocent pleasantly upon the toilette
Of Madame Soule the eccentric Of whose dress had
/ been noticed by the whole company.
This IL version which late after the Of
which you have made yourself the complaisan inerpre-
ter The dress ~ my mother hal nothing all to do
with the insult which thrown upon her Her toilette,
which consisted Of dress OF velvet from the hands Of
hdlc. Palmytc, was that Of a Of taste aud OF
good society, who knows unite that re- ard which
the eIgencie4 Of the world command with the respect
which lady owes to herself
Mr. Soule then proceeds 10 contradict some statement
regarding the letters that passed between the duke and
himself and then proceeds
You say that csused myself TO be waited for on the
ground after having demanded and obtained deliy Of
~ hours. did not demand, and consequently did not
obtain any delay. arrived the ground al the same
time with the Duke Of Alba and at the place Of meeting
hVo minutes before the hour agreed upon.
You say that followed by six carriages full oil
Yankees, who reside ut Madrid. followed only by
one servant and by the carriage which contained my Hath
e my physician, Of my friends French like you,ae
and one American. the ouly American who resides =,
hidrid aside from tho pcrsonH,l Of the legation These
were ali left AZ quarter Of league from The place Of
combat" You give me twenty three years Of age.
am hardly twenty two; but You take care not sgy
that the Duks Of Alba is thirty six thst he bad mans
years Of instruction with the sword, aud tina, he had
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
The Trade Of the hnllsr.

portion Of this trade may be secured for Richmond
at very small cost. The Rockingham Turnpike Compu
ny which bivo now nearly completed their road to stan
ardve, had their capital increased last session $50 600
on the two aud three hnhs principle. II Richmond will
ad in rsisiog t2DOoo tho ros will be brought to Cor
louisville IL abe does not she will not orly lose at
portion Of the Valley trade which may be- secured bu,
also some Of tho trade Of Greene county, which now
comes here Fredericksburg is trying to push her Plank
road up to Sisnards7ile-tbst venerable now
city shoW'a commendabls spirit and will no doubt make
this road " Richmond shows a hggard spirit The con
nsotion With Richmond is preferred by those in
eFurnpke but they will assuredy accept aid
eresbug that Of Richmond Is given very promptly
meeting has been held at Stansrdsyile 70 promote
tho extension Of the Fredericksburg Plank Road to that
place fine 70 ncr interest Of Richmond to ensure con
n"e'ion with the valley ba' died away there oneL 10
he no dinicnliy ia r,-iag the Necessary all now d
rect application to bc made by persons interested and
NC hope they be successful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
EYENIyG srssInv


The House took up bills on their third reading
bill 10 provide for the construction Of tho Middlsork
Turnpike;
bill 70 incorporate the Indian Creek Turnpike Com
pany;
bill to authorize tie Msryvilo P!a1k road Company
to cxte1d their road Campbell county and 10
its capital stock for the purl ose
These bills were, Gu motion, laid on the table.
Ar JACKSON then moved take up bills on their first
reading which motion ssgreed TO- when 100 bills were
road first time aud ordered to a second reading Bill
on their first reading being laid the table on motion Of
Mr. WALLACE.
Mr. Smitn Of Kanawha, from the committee on roads
reported tho following bills
bill TO incorporate the Jackson bridge and Purgatory
Mountain Turnpike Company
A bill 10 authorize the opening OF a road from New
Na,rsye to Barton Station in the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad
ball TO amend act Incorporating the South Branch
! Bridge Company,
Dill to incorporate the Parkersburg Railroad Conpa-
/ NJ; and
bill to amend the charter Of the Halifax Plank road
| Company.
On motion Of Mt. CIRER, Of Fauquier, the House ad
journed - " $3.50 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

~ Dm; z. ~. nRAINEItD would inform The pu,ue
nv an 1890 Va from January soth
.por, hn nh,, I'M on corr,l ondsnee at Riehnoud viii
no% February oh until Saturday, February iiih ISL nom
by .aars.ai.r m. s sss%s1' apply once
ai,o h, n case, and whether the eysta or large;
snether we eye stands out
two deiAr obtain advice; or len s,.,. a,
siderxd. s' A"ePoo' h'efabiy con
b.itp h.. restored person. perfect sight in case. q,
aud total blindness OF from
~ NJ ~ second, TO minutes application, Sen,inc
OF MS Own discovery, without cutting, palm or ea,h ~
Dr. b. has, also, nasmaton OF ". ,,o,. -
grades pain nom, and intolerance light far ,rh,.l.
pes or ioss OF sight from M
nA We re ss permanent to the present moment
20 'asmen o. persons treated and pabhsd in the city
%rp OF 'noe persons may be his A..
pen'msnt, on the worst eases that may be presented
r. D. Gee notice above for
Ja3i-u -' ' 49, W wv "'''' "' "''-
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Or. l.. VI. ch,userl,,u..

w" feel buta duty when honored citizen and good
dies to record In simple words the testimonial OF our
sorrow. -af
Dr. Chsmbcriayne died at his residence near this city
ON last Saturday moruing. Eminent rs Physician and
professor in our Medical College, kind aud just man
with all the attributes Of high and generous mind he
discharged for more than quarter OF century all the
duties oil father husband brother friend Citizen with CT,
emplary fidelity.
was through his reputation physician chiefly that
the community knew him. But there are hearts will,
which his was linked in sympathy who his daily inner
ie and habits, who knew how estimate him far be-
yond the mere sadornmcn which the outer life displays
Into their hearts and their lips will be found his true
and highest cuogy-onc quality he had so rare that We
single it out simply for mention but no, Tor DR..
Chamberayne was precninently uusclfsh-a virtue a.
round which cluster thousand others.
1t perhaps not generally known that DE-. Chamber.
yne was modestly and uuavOwedy intervals contrib.
utor oil able and efficient articles Ito this rand other
!'urnas OF the city. Had he sought it he would have
quired distinction as a writer
In that circle of grief whore words often intrusive
We will not enter further than say the deeds of good
man never die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

The Sublime Porto sbs decaroto the representatives
that IL Is ready to penpocutiary to establish an
armstice aud to negotiate tho above named bases
with the Of the powers aud ia Ms utra TOW
to DO agreed upon between them.
The declarations made by the powers In the prcamh.
Of tho treaty OF July l3 lsti shabe formally confirmed
by those In the interest Of hs
and integrity OF the Ottoman Empire and In that OF the
equilibrium Of Europe (oi de esias d concert Europss
The Sublime Porte shall declare sciarsrai on its part
in tho same interest ,s firm resolution develop more
ehcaciousy s administrative system and those internal
reforms OF sa,fy the wants and The in., A.
pectaons Of its subjects Of all classes
(Signed) STRATToRD DE REDCIIrrE
PARAGUAY D'HILLIERS,
l.. DIX wILDENBRUCK,
B.DE BRuCK.
prpI n>c Iske
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

tS The Philadelphia, Enquirer says that Col. Forney
now in the field fo U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania
and that an association is formed to urge his claims all
over the State Alter the Of the redoubtabe Co
lionel in securing the Cleksap OF the House of Repesen
tve with all the odum of his Forest letter upon him
he eau pass We should he all surprised SEQ him
elevated to the position of United States Senator BY
the scale of political promotion these days he is rising
man. The Administration would not fail to give him a
ill., provided his elevation that post did interfere
with his highly priced services member of the kitchen
C,biucs Fornty Nould grace In the Senate CHAR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

Housr OF DELrcArrs-After some reports from stand
ing committees we're made, and few resolutions of in
quiFy adopted bills their rcadiag taken up when
the following bills passed:
bill to authorize the Maysvile plank road company
extend their road, and the capital stock for
that purpose.
bill to ucorpora the Craigs Creek nav CATION com
piuyi and
bill to incorporate the Salem Station and Rappahan.
nock turnpike company.
At the expiration of the morning hour the special order
OF the day was taken up being the report othe committee
on Roads &c with resolution declaring it ineSpedien
10 report; hill in accordance with the petition of j.
Miller sDd other citizens of Brooke aud Hancock PRAYING
the passage of act arthorng the extension of the
P'sbug and S:eubenve railroad through the territory
of Virginia; aud the construction of bridge across the
Ohio river, at or near Steubenville.
Nj. Smith, of Brooke and Hancock moved to amend
the report by strking out the word pedien and
inserting in lieu ibereOi "eIpedenl"
Mr. Smith addressed the House briefly in support of the
motion.
Nr. Campbell spoke in favor of tic report and against
the amendment.
Mr.. Galiy theu addressed The House at considerable
length in opposition the amendment AFTER which tie
House adjourned without taking vote upon tho mo.
ton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

n no..csn rus, riis MOST EYTEcIuAL R,rrDr roR
season oi the year when those complaints are 70
there h no better remedy than Hoowsys rii, ube,bsr
As preventative When taken la moderate do
scs aud at tho time strict attention Il maid 10 die,
the worst cases will DO relieved. The prop
critics Of these Pis restore the impaired one Of tho .ton
seh and cleanse the liver Nothing good bas been
discovered for tho Of persona who suffer nom opy
residence In hot climates aud they surpass every other
medicine for general family usc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

"a Mrs. FAREES.-Ths lady, on Monday night, in the
Gsmeser aud tue Love Chase than sustained her
high reputation The Theatre will present superior at
fractions during tho engagement, Of Mrs. FarCn. She il
one oil the most attractive ACTRESSES the stage
Her performance always gives the greatest satisfaction
and her appearance here Is desevcdy greeted with an
enthusiasts reception Tonight she appears two beau.
tiful pieces
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
s4,- MormERs, n,I.Asr CLoriis-rhe.s ca.l. I'M,

sH MOTHERS nu@AsT CLVIiis-These Cloth, will do
more to prevent Rising Breasts give entire and
relief pain in the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
cold other any to the world nj
day. They may be worn without the least the
ther and 4 procured during the period OF nur,ny
whenever any d'ssreeabe symptom Of hardness
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and in every instance Rising Breast There are
sands who suffer deaths during period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 rale exclusively by ADIE C GRAY
no22 Main street RI.bmons y,,s,nI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

~ The Frcesol letter, which the New York Herald
charges Gen Pierce with having written In 1913 TO the
committee appointed by the Convention which nominated
Van Buren, for the Presidency is giving rise to variety
OF contradictory statements The letters Of John Cochran
aud Judge Waterbury, both that sich letter was
received Cochran says that Cen Pierce expressed his
views against the Freeoil movement Waterbury saws he
SIMPLY decloed the invitation to attend aud address Van
Barren ratification meeting held the sth day of July
1873 Here 10 contradiction between Cochran aud wa
teroury as to tho contents Of the letter. but the letter no
r"sn they say Since the publication Of their TESTIMONY
tho Presidents little mouth piece the Washington Star
comes out in an article saying that the President il
opinion that he never any such letter Here ia
pretty spot Of work Cochran contradicts Wsterbprv
Waterbury contradicts Cochran and the Pre- dent co,
tradiets both Ia the frat place the keuo was cr,ekt
when It was borrowed, in the second place it Yves soup,
when It was returned aud in the third place il WAS
borrowed Will Cochran and Waterbury produ,e I'M
letter now They are both UfTcchodsrs appointed b.
this Administration and perhaps they will not, If the
have IT, their heads might bs endangered by ever letting
come TO light
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
Cnnrsit AZ Odd FELLOWS, Hall.

Mr. Dss9sTrR's Concert " the Old Fellows Hall to-
night, presents great attraction The programme it
will DO seen, contains a list of charming songs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
RkoHn0ND NAREE1;s L..

HIOHMUNU 4HdHhEIS, JANUARY 30.
Tooacco-No change In prices since our last the new
crop coming In freely, In loose parcels And sales of
ply OF old offerings is limited. with good demand 70, All
medium qualities whilst the fine grades OF
4 common eaf 40; good 10 IL l.e 6ne 10 = TX
Rcd sl,so. N P''A''
HESTER WHITE. Com. M.reha.t..
LYNCHBURG MARKET. Jan. %.
ToBAcco-Vcry little coming n-sales small and m, from
50 90 Tor lugs. to % 90 for medium leaf
WHEAr-$l so to 81 IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

- The bill reported by Mr.. Taylor, of Loudoun, on
Saturday last for the relief of James w Kramer no;
from select committee, stated report from
tho committee on Finance 1t the relief of the
above gentleman Sheriff of Tsler county, and not Lou
doun county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01


Delay not harbOr not In your mind that OF fools phi
osophy that disease will get well OF ITSELF
1t with certain medicines dollars you tam
per with your general welfare
We wild youths will We pers.t In dosing with
the y ndsedng compounds daily preferred thereby impair
ing appetite Digestion destroying you mentally as
well when with few doses Of peA.
SAINT medieinesf
sc rakes Of and condition. why
pine and drag miserable existence lou
ordinary ur,p Of Hfef You who are thus an
noyed and wish to be
at once pleasant and eGestua should MORRIS
in chronic diseases greater other
rhysean Of his day Many who years afflicted
with disease or Consequences resulting excess
restored TO he sh ygor scientific
Should personal interview be Objectionable your disease
In wrns-enelose Ave Authorizations n. HoRRI5
through the Post ohee. Nashville Tenn package
ene' securely put willie sent privately and with dispatch
full direction, herewith, and no quofioHs deked.
Persons living distance, and afflicted with 2crofus, Old U
letter, Canrer Piles Pis!ua IN Ano Gravel Structures
elects whatever aggravated malignant
character, be home by consulting NORRIS by
letter, post paid enclosing Fee. Medicines pleasant
safe, can be mail part Of the United States,
Particular attention given to the treatment Ofcmae complaints
Ladies' who afflicted with Irregularities Aibui
Whites, ProaP,u, U,eIia Failing Of the Womb would do
os q a6S oyst 1s S Cedar street. near es F
tg;- DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co. ask tho attention
Of dealers the Auction sale OF cargo Of Cadanas No
ases at their wharf and warehouse at Rockets II
o'clock.
Ez5~ AUCrfos NorrcE-Bools, Shoes and Hats this
morning by
fol-it DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co, Auct.
A to-PAHTSERsHiP NOElCE.-The undsrsgnSd, ('ue.
,Siyes toss,hsr the STYLE afS oRiSsIoS POW
g bn S % @ ola s ,Sd Of eSTn az" Of ce snd
y.sn,r,t ,.. ~ % 5S'F + g 3 STylSSssFoS,
RrpovAt-The once Of the a,l,as, C0t5nani Wool M,.
S5a"' ''''"' Is removed 70 the 1S We H. 81 powfas
hl-n Agent.
BgiCInOND ArnEN.EuM.--P1ofe.,o. ~. scunr
rg1ns9AY Eysnng ,s ,; soi Of - yes,n.,y
diiionaI Ticket
S 1i@i pp'" At O'CLOCK = N" Lecture to ''S" H'Ph
mGuG,a sAws AVE- . sa.si or Hoe Co. celebrated Cir
the mandatory sale at ths lowest rates By
k1 Sign OF the Circular saw, II Main street
UDOILEt HIyET56J casks assorted sizes. receiving per
hO scar. Richmond, aud o' sale by
fi Sign Of the Circular saw, ii Main street
h,NOH LiyKHPOUb-Ths hne A. ship HENRY NE-
!a i sd Engage. AG.Sa 'f %.. Se Sps Gs'y he.
d RS '' O''''' " room SEEKER &SuIrs CO.
6NHEAT BAHUA NJ ~ FALL AND wIVTI n aOODs-
IN We have sin on hand large assortment o.
plain ana Figured Mou'ilns
Yrench Merinos and Cashmeres
Ma:lin GO SG' SnI,s and sic ss' YES,
Together with large heavy Winter Goods which
room for our spring supplies. DUDLEY J6HNsfON,
fel-- Eagle Square.
Bb saieby ttil D1vENPoRT, ALIEN 90.
WIRE gInD CAGES. jus, received large s.,ori:
w faent Of these Cages the abandonment and best IN
lei DULEIEY ! 60, 1871 Main .,t.,t
| n ABIES' SEWING CHAIns.--ws are just In recsip,
! fei BULKLEY coa, H,ss Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

We have omitted, by nsdvertence, the following re
marks made by Mr.. Bass in the House of Delegates on
Thursday week last presenting the remonsrance Of
tzens OF Roanoke against granting charter for rail-
road from iarrsonburg via Staunoa Lexington Bueha
nan, and Fnca-tl- tothe Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, at Salem.
Mr.. Bass said:
That rule Of the lion'e required members put their
names petitions presented hy them IA guarautac
That they were respcctfu-That the petition which he
held in his hand contained language which might H.,
construed as dTc'pect'nl Yet his personal knowledge of
inc high character OF the sgners of that petition justified
him in endors!ug hi' name thereon which he had done
and TO assure the House that dsrespcct was intended
lie desired however TO say that he wholly dsscntcd
he presented tie petition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.

= GAS FIXTURES AND IAMpSi
EHEDhith, hOHNiNG g. DHOTIIbIi, No. 22I North
IN ScOnd STREET, utOrc Vine IiindoplG any
years practical experience 10 the business and sod
by us manufactured under Immediate supervision
enabled 10 offer to superior
Of trade upon the our store may
he found In variety and style Hnh
deisrs Pendants side BRACKETS for lla, Churches
On hand Lamp Gases Globes wIcks Shades &c ALL WORK
WARRANTED. OR NO SALE. Factory Mercer street near
Morris, - 1850
92i street, mex, door to Stewart Du
puy's Carpet store. jasI--dsw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-01

oif ora'asd, Powdered, Cosss saFlT.-om PiisisI
- Phia Ahi Neg Y'.k. FVr sale by
id DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-12
" NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
BA EkNGES-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & GOUL0N, Plumbers, LOT Poydras
Esr Orleans tifuy inform friends and the public 10
hey carry hs aboy M branches
AMERICAN, ENGLISH And FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
8A ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of ell kinds CoCKEi
RA GEES GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC ASs FORCE LIFT
BEL PUMPS Cited N The PIPES Of
desc rtf PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN 4.
bsne SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly snd ePplfsa
: th thortngtne.oe. 49, nnlh IL
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EHIGHLY IMPORTANT DIseoYERY.-DR

IA
III Ill JAMES would respectfully cali thu Eenp
strangers following He Private Diseases
syphilis soures seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tnaors Can.
and all Diseases Of The Skin Dr. James would a cali
udulgencss in that sotay habit which the
body and mind uniting them for either society The fol
habits Of youth viz Weakness OF the Limbs the
Head mnees Of Vision Loss Of Muscular Power psptaon Of the
sa ss s Il 1a arc E
drssded L OF Memory Confusion of dea Depression Of Spirits,
Ey Forsbodng Aversion Society Self Datrus Love Of Solitude
All who Inflicted with the should
not fail % s Dr. James, and be restored pre health
yourself from the dreadful and awful consequences this terrible
a Weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured and full vgor
DIR. JAMES Office No. u.s. to 81
cu'ohoGsc street. between Royal and Bourbon strests
Ps Persons living distance the
sent 70 their address, by giving full areua BY and
nlosnn a Zee Of ten dolarr lmy8 lydtwl DR. JAMES.
I IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
y A Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.-Enrther
rERs prepared JACKSON Philadelphia
BY all especsble dealers be sectua medicine
READ AND BE CONVINCED
" ADAMS Publisher Of the Argus Weston NO. July H. ISL
German tters, which entirely have
bottles. sent two bottles 1850 mes from here friend who had
sick he has been believe
them 70 30 eupericr to any m1dieine now in usa."
g HENDERSON Glasgow, Mo, August s 1851, said Your
selling bottes
x HARDING ST. Joseph, Mo, June 81, 1861, said "Your
know them. had them but hours
have sold bottles Please send another lot
have given batter satacon all the where they have been
naed shsn other medicine with which sun sequaintsd
~ For by respectable Medicine every
ie7 3mdAW wholesale hygpts
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DR. MATsoN,s GARD. 81 win use no Other

4 w. HhlooH . Sfahp.--1 Wil use NJ otnef
~ art in the advertisement han what found plain truth
Of practice have bet thoss
called syphic Forneafy fifteen this city,
sole bnsines those there only merit that
have given attention class of seas than
othet doctor, know better than they That's what
and whG no one has gsstgd ye seuadie
TQAT etc. familiar the comnonssttingt
daily observations which without vanity for claim
other merit than that ofes experience.
sfect in few days and find difficulty
those OF longer duration, without submitting patient such
t9gr q treatment will draw him she supon
altered There
could auPp proofs matters the
secrecy, which always inviolably preserve,
qualifications which do not think sdd
satisfied that already sufficiently established
Constant from in the morning until o'clock night
w. WATSON, NJ. D.
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DRUG M EDICINES.

T WRIGHT g. co.'s CATALOGUE or
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
which they offer supply Druggists and psasrs at
~ asbsTe Dspo and No. 1851 cHARTnEs ST.
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"A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
IA EXTRACT OF toPAIvA The crest remedy
vey nhqd in Now York and other cities s positive for
onohea, Geet lie Whites Directions Spanish English.
Sold at No. ISL CHARTREs STREET. ieS am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-12

kDAINTS AND COLORS--The subscribers,
Agents for Lewis mandatory Philadelphia have Chrome
Green yellow, Rlne Scarlet and yeImI
ion Pure Lamp Blaet Black Paint Yellow ochre Spanish
t.ihsrge. Red Lead, so etc.
!. i HART &C. - Tehaanitonlss street.
IMPERIAL TEA.-500 six pound boxes, for
u sale ny a. D. GRIEF CO.,
myao 40 Old I.avee stseei
g ODA ASH-234 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
- Sous srdns Queen Victoria. by
isnst y g. HARpiilA CO., ~ Assasas a.