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MONEY WANTEl.
DR. 7. {. RElNGn

ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
IA Professional Services to the Citizens OF
Bedford and vicinity.
I- Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1894.
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E1ra Ega T. EIarrV

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity.
Cifce and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by Dr.. John Hofus
June 24, 1888.
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June l6, 1851.

importance 10 married people. or those con'empla-
ting marriage. By WM YOUNG, NJ. y.
Let no father be ashamed 10 present copy Of the
ESCULAPIT1S to his child; it may save him from
an early grave. Let no young ran or woman enter
into the secret obligations of married life without
reading the POCKET ECULAPlUS. Let 10 one
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restless nights, feelings, and the whoie Tram
Of Dyspepic sensations, and given Up by their Phys
eian he another moment without consulting the
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10 be married any impedment read this truly useiit
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John A. GBaodgeGs

.fTTORNEY 1T L.7W,
Will attend punctually to all business en-
trusted to his care. &C. Office nearly opposite
the office Of the Bedford Ga1efte.
March 5. 1884.
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Ok hand, and for sale, superior lot oi
Cooking, Ten Plate. Parlor, and Church Stoves.
GEO. BLYAiIRE.
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sSEeEROyy Citizens S97

Ia Do You want to leaus your measure for
FASHIONABLE SUIT OF CLOTHES
warranted TO give satisfaction in STYLE, QUALl-
Ty, FIT and MAKE Do you want 10 see
large and splendid SfOch Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
and other srasonable goods for .8fE.N7S W.9RE?
Do you want to see a fine assortment Of CoATs,
PANTS and YEsTs, gotten up in style not in
tprior TO the best ordered work? Do you want
Under Garments OF the ''right stripe" or Fur
N1sHtNG ARTICLES that ''cant be beat," or
EsGY'S CEOTE2ENG
for your Sons? In short, you want all or any
of these things so essential to the adornment and
comfort Of the seouter man." call on
STEPHENS, Merchant Tailor,
McKalg's Row, Baltimore Street next door
to Campbel's Drug Store,l Cumberland, Nd.
q If YOU want an OUTFIT Of
CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING,
I would advise YOU to call at the RAILROAD
CLOTHING STORE, near the DEPOT.
Nav 10, 1S04-ly.
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DOCTOR YOURSELFl

The Pocket .EscalaPius; or
eUery one has owa Physician.
The 50th Edition, with one
hundred engEagIngs, showing
Diseases and Msiiormations OF
the human system in every form
and shape. To which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases OF
Females, being OF the highest
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EIaEe ERsE9gamC &c.

Key Stone .Nutuat Life Insurance Company Of
Harrisburg, Pa, has Guarantee Capital
Of $4,000.
President, Hon. LUTHER REILEY, NJ D. Pam
phlets Circulars and all necessary information be
obtained by calling at the Office of the subscriber,
authorized agent fer Bedford County.
& n. HlCKOK, Agent.
SA8uFr. D. Scorr, n. D. Medical Examiner.
October 10, 1851.
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G, n. EICN0K, Dentist.

OFFICE on Pitt-street, nearly opposite the
( Bedford Hotel, Bedford, Pa. Teeth plug
ged, Regulated, &c and artificial teeth inserted
from one to an entire set. Charges moderate,
and all operations warranted. Tsr@S.-C,4SH
Bedford, May 3, 1880.
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GLOBE HOTEL,
Vest Pit Street, Bedford, Pennsylvania.
VALENTINE STECKNAN, Proprietor,
April I, 1S54.-ly.*
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a GAEeE ID,

Bedford, Feb. 3, 1854.
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SHINGLES. 900 White Pine Lap Shin
giles for sale BY A. B. CRAMER & CO.
FISH.- Another supply OF Macketa, Shad,
and Herring. just received and for sale by
A. B. CRAMER & co.
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q .New, .Novel, and strictly Scientific .Node
of applying Eiectro-.Hagnetism TOR The
Instant Relief and Permanent Cure
&c ~ ArppKOIrS DINE .aSEN
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PLASTERING LATHS.

Nov. "a, 1884,
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GUN sYTTETMG.

Jan. II, 1853.
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June 8, 1854.
INF0RMAgIo WANTED.
STOVES /!

Sept. %, lS54-6t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
IMPORTS.


PENsAcoLAschr souhernsoooO feet lumber Policy Nco
PENsACoLASchr Pelcan-9ssss feet lumber ahs Pooy'
Nieol hco.
PENsACoLA-Schr Eliza Iane9o92 lumber Bunnell
Baiefs.
eENSACOLA-Schr Walter M-40000 feet lumber to SANFORD
AGO.
ST MARKsschr Wild PgeonNsva pkgs sundres to
Post Mel-3 pkgs mdse Payne Harrison do N Hsmn
TAMPICo-Mexicsa Paque Tampo-96 grass,
do arsapara do cnes ask old PIPER 400 hides lot
$3.50 specie to FenandEsIoO0d do urpinS146
Al Cabaleto-Tetal, 6346 in specie.
TAMPICosehr Red For-s2OO0 specie bales jsap Crame
$500 specie Tos62 do ,urien-Ss0O do
do Barre &costsa lao bales Bsman-l pkg skins
dc Egans-Totsl, ell ,524 specie.
LvERP00L-Ship George Greenl54
Rebb &eo-s steel pkgs mdse Mundas and IA
ds steel McGregor &e psge eeds Laure Provo do mise
kenne Dix aeo do Soues gnn casks hardware
Woodruff oos boxes baggage Jackson eo5 biscuit
Gowea &coi do mdse Deter fiard III Ia mdse Cramer
Co do d Rauet4 dc and mse c iol
IS rces bottled George Shute-l6 do Edmonds-7
do Smith Fmister21 casks hardware Szr2
casks do Denege2l and 50 mdse Violet cos
earthenwae Martin Owen Cobb-l caAk hardware
IS do Gnes &co4 pkgs mdss SacmpnlOI61 sat Ly all
boxes tin pae uS 40 b casks
hardware stlsy Ben-l5 do bds whips 80 bags malta
Dya dco2T caaks and bs hardware Ste4ss bd hoop
Pr &cnsS do Hacke71 "a bariron Atkins
casks chains Robb &co5 hard and hollow ngots
boxes tin plate II bdls wire Naue6 do hard and hollow
boxes tin pate bags nails bale mdas Shark Day Siauhe
&co, mdse Holiness bales do James,
- crates and eak earthsnw4rs Henderson Gne400 boxes
plate Bridge Bo27 &co-5s
Miller mdse Leon306 earthepware osaka do
do hard hollow n do As bottled beer S45 b
o5 boxes tin plate 10 do mdse 1890 bars railroad on 30 Dbl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

M. Valnay, an actor of the Porte St. Martin
Theatre, Paris, to whom was given to study the
play Of Sc Schamyl,'' declined it, on the ground
that having performed two years in Russia, and
receiving pension from the Gar in consequence,
he could not undertake character in which
the subjects of his benefaotor are somewhat bur-
lesqued. The manager prosecuted NJ. Valnay
for INSTRUMENTATION; the court decided that he
must play the part assigned him, or pay dam
ages to the amount of 10000 francs NJ Val
nay not having 10000 francs, will, Of course,
have to cave in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

. An explosion took place yesterday on Bald
wins dredge boat now at work upon the Gar
den bank, by which the beadof the steam chest
was blown off, and the deck If the boat ripped
up. The report was almost ~ loud as that Of a
cannon, and was heard at q considerable dis.
lance. We are glad TO be abb 10 state that no
one was injured, and that hs damage will be
repaired in few days. -.[ssyannah Republi-
can, 199h inst = 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

MARRIAGE OF A VETERAN.-A recent Galway
paper chronicles the marriage in the parish
bellman, Richard Hawkins, aged 80 years, to
Margaret Leyden, aged 90 years, and says that
the groom was hale old fellow, with voice as
sound and clear as a bell, He was enrolled in
the Irish militia in 1898, but deserted and
joined the French after their landing in Killa-
loe He was engaged in the battle of Castle
bar, escaped the slaughter and military execu-
tions of Ballinsmuck, took refuge in the noun
tains of Sligo, and WIS eventually enlisted in a
regiment of the British line, and several times
logged for his humorous pranks on the officers
Of the regiment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRgscEsr orpIcE. I
&@6s Thursday Morninl July q, 1854
COTTON .. There was good demand yesterday and
che sales embraced fully 200 bales Prices were rather
easier, but mot quotably lower.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ........4A@5AIMi ddins Fatr.. .9181oA
Ordinary ......". s1gaAl Fair :....... .1o1@n
Good Middling. s140saG Good andRins. ia
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock ssasv OF hand .9nss sept IA as 1896
3. yesterday. ooo-l42sss ooo-4sa5s
Exported to dste.... Is55ol5 4o1s1
g yesterday. 1419-l,s57se4 l196-4l s7e
stock on band not cleared ....- 77IOs 344A
TOBACCO. We heard of 81 hhds taken including e5
GAINESVILLE selections at ~, bids at 4 and 10 at 71e
. 1b. 4
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. : Nothing of moment
doing. r
FLOUR Market quiet. SAILS 600 bbls, of which 200
st. Louis at So 80, 200 choice Extra Eagle BRANDY at
S. so, and lis (Union) in lots at IS rs p Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced about $500
sacks including 800 damaged att3 100 Ordinary at 52
$40 Yellow and Mixed in two lot at S. $50 white and
Yellow at coo p bushel, and 800 private OF
Oats 2e0 St Louis sold &c. and 1900 in three
lots at 81 NJ p bushe. Sales Bran 215 sacks at OIL
692Iae q 100 fb. '-
PROVISIONS. We noticed ony retail sales of Pork
at s11 75O12 p Dbl for Mess bacon was retailing at
806ke for prime Sides and 6& for prime Shoulders
Nothing Of any moment doing in lard
COFFEE The sales embraced lbout 900 bags Rio of
which $50 at 99, $50 at 9%710 and 100 skimmngs at
7e p Ii.
TALLow... Sales 200 bbs City Rendered part to be
delivered, at 91Se p fb.
WHISKY. Transactions confnd to retail at 2e110
2Te p gallon for Rectfed
FREIGHTs "A bark taken for Liverpool at COS
p ton for Oil Cake.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations :
sterling ...........-.............D s19109A@ 1o916
Fran IbL5f.NU n Dollar
New York sixty-day Bills. .1xA2k "a Ct disc
Sight Checks on New ork.......k31 q ct. prem.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Southwest Coast Of spanHarbor Lights st Po San Luarofes
information has been ceiyed Mt this Office anih Govern
men on the 2st of established the following lights at the
o. San Luca-
Fixed Light Mssndar Poit the north shore the port
miles.
3 Fixed Light high building the northern end of the village
the Interior the port the at an e-
Walton Of So above the visible the distance Of miles,
Red Light in an elevated position TO The OF thu Castle
OF ritu Sano the OF which forms he southern limit to the
port
In order this the wd being vessel having passed
to The westward Of the Samedina Shoa sho ID steer for ~
miles when she will be in about M ahoms water aud will have
the te Lights above mentiona of aad Bonanza
con altered for them to East Having run II mi on this
the Red Lght the southern shore will be bearing half
and when ar advanced {" bring 70 bar " ne Tessel
be IN the of the chann (Which not Two aee
and this Red Light viii be eSped on hh taxing place an
Immediately be pteered until Mahndnr bears
half n and Bonanza Light E. when she M be IN to aboms
wafer sand She then halt or Road
when tina. Light bears anchor in fathom wais on
sandy bottom.
rocks and shoals both nide and outside Of this
der dult and dangerous with beating WIND without
pilot and vessel should attempt nl keep the
day sht anchor the of the weather shouid
permit.
It's High Water Full and Charge at Chpons at IN S4H and a
beSael at "a on and the greatest spring tide range is va teet
Tbs above bearings magnetic.
By order of the LighH Board
THORNTON A JENKINS, Secretary.
Treasury Department. Office Board July ls54
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

DRowNED,--Two free negroes, named Joe
Boom and Tom Brown, who had been employed
by Mr.. b T. Cox, of Petersburg, for the pur-
pose Of making brick, were drowned in James
River, at Upper Brandon, last Monday evening.
The Petersburg Express says they were going
out fishing, when they partook freely of ardent
spirits, and after rowing some distance out a
dispute arose, high words ensued, and then
came blows, when they clenched and in the
scufle they fell overheard, and thus locked in
each others embrace they went to the bottom,
ERishmond Dispatch, Goth,
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SAD CONFERENCE.-THE Evening Bulletin Of
Tuesday SAYS:

Tuesday says:
e Early on Wednesday morning, the 18th
City, came to an untimely death by his own
hand Some of his servants, hearing the report
of gun from the garden, ran to tie spot, and
found him weltering in his blood, with his clothes
on fire, and, before medical aid could be pro-
cured, life was extinct. We have not heard
any cause assigned for the rash act, except that
of late he has manifested symptoms of unsound-
ness of mind. He was a widower, and he leaves
an interesting daughter to mourn his untimely
end''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

! OurRAGE.-We learn from good authority,
says the Daily Richmond Dispatch, of the 21st
inst, that some nights since, three negro men
entered the house Of Mr.. Gibson of Hanover
county, and seizing Mr.. Gibson, tied his hands
behind him, and beat him, injuring him con-
sderably, and then left him on the floor, while
they proceeded to rob the house of such articles
q hundred and odd dollars in money. To pre-
vent him from giving alarm, they gagged him,
, and before leaving the house threw his bed over
him. Mr.. g. is respectable and worthy man.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

House BURN1NG.-The Dadeville Banner says
a negro girl, the property of Mrs. Pearson Of
that county, last week set fire to her mistress
dwelling. wishing her mistress to break up
housekeeping, that she might sleep in the kit
chen with the other negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

FATAL ARRAY Ion Thursday an ARRAY oc-
CURED Gu: at Northport,, opposite. to this city
of that place. A difficulty arose between Hen
derson and Ireland, keeper of small grocery
in Northport. and in the course of it the latter
inflicted two severe wounds upon Henderson
with knife, which resulted in his death on
Saturday evening last [Tusoaloosa Mont
tor, Goth,
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oUacHITA RIVER
EDUCATION.

II ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, d.
IN rectsd by BOARD OF VISITORS appointed BY
is the supeIindsnce OF P ALLEN dis,nguahed
graduate of West Point and practical Engineer,
Faculty. :,
The Of usually augh. in best Colleges with
the Of exttpded of Nahsmstc Natural Science
and fhsoretc and Practical Epgneering
The buildings Of the Institute
md the heating
ted, which have rendered Insrs upequaed
and aaeeaness ofresden has
oughnsRt Of nrructon and strictuess Of
The eighth annual will second Monday Sepem
ber 1854 Entire charge 90 dollars session.
gsona fee 81 eItrs,) payable in advance
Address the Superintendent. Military Institute franklin county,
KY. or the undersigned. r. DUDLEY,
iyIslm President Of Board.
NRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
IL Monsieur ALEX NELSON No. sst. Charles street
TESTIMoNIALs
Nelson please let know whether will
Of languages in the Kentucky Military ii sn sssgss
Monsieur Mellon decidedly the teacher Of
Prof. NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur Nelson recommended
rty" Louisville Journal.
adapted inducing learners mysteries Of
the FRENCH and English Languages in abort Of
time. IN o. Crescent
We have had peraonal opportunities
conscienousy recommend him
can eae that the bestwe practice IN o.
True Delta tan9S IL
"A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
IN PLEAnxous and care Parents Guardians
PEgse Proente Franrase street.
ienvip whose life haa Teaching will
family aud school LIMITED pIpils Extraordinary
facilities Tor FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. iani iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

o..,".. JEFFERsoT Cry.
Wednesday Evening" July g. 1854.
Arrived to-day 800 head Sheep. Til, market continues
bare Of Western Cattle and Hogs but moderate supply
of Texas, Attskapas and Lake Cattle offers Prices in
favor of holders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

Madison county, Kentucky, has voted for a
county subscription of $300,0 900 to the Licking
ton, Richmond and Cumberland Gap Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

GREAT SPoRT.-Two gentlemen went down
the Bay on Tuesday, and after an absence of ten
hours, returned with 260 pounds of black and
weak fish, including two sheephead, weighing
six and five pounds. NEW York Sun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
DELL CHENEY sphINGs.-1he un- -

- ELL CHENEY SPhlNGS.-Ihe I'M f=A
designed inform the public have lEasH
purchased this WATERING PLACE, and in the
construction for the Visitors
The Springs situated the pine woods parish ST. Lsnnry
thrtyeeven miles 0peoisas the distsnce
ouh OF Aiexandrn and miles north Bayou Chot The
highly medicinal qualities escous in
deases which beyond the reach Of ordinary
remedies The Bah supplied Spring Water much
aiea by nvas Deer Fox and Wild Cat adng
me 10 the aed the Lake. seven miles with
depth situated three miles halt the
Springs other fish, pack
hunting Boats fishing wills furnished the The
best Wines and Liquors which the New Orleans market afford
sill be hand Coaches always
Reonsas and washington number
the Springs Good Music will
week. gratis. Hunting
Lake will he. hunting should bring
heir Fishing Tickle Springs Visitors
received from Iat May OILS. November,
TERMS OF BOARD:
Esrpay.- 90
Children Ind Servants half price.
Horses, per
APPS an nAlGLE BEABGHAMP.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A we'll located and roomy Lot
St JoEsph Streets storage
Coal, States, Bricks, &c, will be rented low. Apply nt
my7s - Is BANK PLACE.
STORE TO RENT.-Immediate posses a
NJ givenThat large four story brick (granit
'front.' known 2s New yee between Nahsz Alley Poya
street. To good and tenant liberal will be
apis A BAEELLI CO., 81 Common street
STORE TO RENT.-Possession given 1st a
NJ October nextThe three brick in Fulton E
between 1rod and Note Dame from the
q God or Broom stree running through rom Fulton to New
Levee street, hEyiug both. To
permanent tenant terms will be liberal. Apply 70
BARELLI CO., 81 street.
FHSQ RENT-lMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
rod and Notre Dame Giro1
through from Fulton Streets having Granite
font opening both.
For fur her particulars, apply to
janis BARELLI & CO., 81 Common street
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

hbls moass Cummings, Stewart
&col0 do it Tpledano hhds sugar Roman
nion-90 do williams, Bathurst &co.
ST LOUISSaue Grand TOwerq0 bqeon 100 SKIS bran,
bb Hour Connay &co-0O Woodruff &cosO do Keep
&co7s do ogesby Maeauay6o lard 50 DO OIL IS
Doson-65 bbl potao BaaS6 Donnly Bezklni Eco
as do Nnahit-ios do Ben sco9s7 sacks Thompson
So do 1881 do oats James Druhau-lS2 Elder od1
do Due-sA do Wright &coAss do to oder-5s0 do
Msr,n Owen cebbss 96s do Shaw eoGo do bran
Daley &cos78 do Moor 1ue do Duffy
coie0 ebls flour Hutchinson whisky Malot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

PEACH TREES Plant tansy around the roots
of peach trees. The peach worm will not trouble
thorn afterwards,
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!. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ACEAN SPRINGS, MIss.-The un- e.
REBN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss,

NJ K7EGH
This popular Summer Retreat generally hl6aa
throughout the Southern country under the
Mrs ELza BETH PRADAT and hes JOHN PRADAT,
mile the village Of Biloxi will be opened
on the o for the n Of visitors
GREEN need extended notice.
popularity has steadily
increasing The many eomsHdg The finest
Lake, receiving pure
COWS from the Gulf have tailed impress fvorshy the many
Orleans Mobile, the surrounding country
Daring the Winter have
additions Ths BILLIARD ROOMS hreashl. arranged and
SAIL BOATS will all Of the
visitor, free of eharge--also, CT ARET at Dinner.
CARRfA6E S HORSES may any moment.
addition, celebrated BRASS BAND New 0eans engaged
and IA BA Ii may be expected twise every week.
Visitors wishing The GREEN oABS requested
W the Captains Of the Steamers who will land her the whaIf OF
the Hotel ..sIs @zS=s
....TERMS....
Per 90
Per DAY. . 70
Chiaren sns Ssrvantr, half price
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

MARsELESshp Columba-5s cottor SIS hhds tobacco
q, n3o
BOsToN-Bark bales cosn hemp pork
1000 sacks 1913 bds hides 1900
NEW yoRK-Bng AmonoosuOk-l7sl raeks corn, savss
logs mahogany.
PENSACoLA-Schr Martha5 cRks pork
do whAky, 900 sacks so do oats, 10 do coffee.
PREMIERSHIP Wsllngon-7S balel cottoa hhds tobacco
$50 slaves.
PENSACOLA-schr bales
40 Coffee bs whisky pork
10 opotoes Is casks bacon hhds bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

The following incident, connected with the
opening of the Charles River Bridge, is related:
"Lady Haley, an English lady of rank, who
was in Boston about the time the bridge was
finished, offered to pay the sum of 500 guineas
to be allowed to cross the bridge in her carriage
before the ceremony of its dedication to public
travel With the sturdy republicanism of the
times, the offer was refused. My lady might
drive over with the rest of the public for a six
pence, when the bridge was done: 500 guineas
could not give her the privilege earlieri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
4 RED RIVER.

win iesye on THURSDAY July 81. a. S O'Clock P. N.
ESOR CAMDEN, PIGEON HILL, H.J =
p,v cH.A,MAPAsNoIE. wnMiNs;ToN MORO,
"a CITY FORT Union: TRENTON, MONROE. fINE BLUFF
COLUMBIA HARRfsoGBURG, TRINITY and all landings Qua
ehA and Blsek Rseshe light drzught packet
er tARkIER, Jno. b. Walker, n.sr draws OILY tuebes
wAe uieaye above. Foi freight board
to. -. sSt SMITH a FiNIfs1ER. 10 Canal It.
The Carrier takes the pcs Of the Sarah Frank
Keeling.
NBThs Carrier will Pleasant per-
hitting. % iyas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
vUsHE ROAD TO HEALTH s

A DESPERATE CASE OF SeRoFgIA CURED BY HoILo-
WAYS OINTMENT AND PILs-Mr Heydon, sydney, Whole
sale the sale Of Holoways Wales
s,ases that Thomas Evans the employ Mr. Charles Tamse
3erambuln, orey fed for Scroa
his body covered with peculiar kind of of which
various medicines hut without He
LowAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS which short period
fectna him that he
the present time.
~ Sold establishment ga Strn, n,
4near Temple BAR and by all the respectable Druggists
Dealers Medicines the United Ststes
csntsaad u so each. Wholesale Drug in
Union, and by Mssars B. a D. SANDS
4 CO, New Orleans. Il
~ There considerable tayng in taking the large sizes.
for the guidance parents disorder
snxa 9tne each har