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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-21
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
SANDY Hook, Aug 19.-The steamer Baltic has
JUS, passed up, with dates from Liverpool to the
OH instant.
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~ TAYLOR { WILLfAMS. s.
RuSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AM

,,,r,. .OL VN CHURCH HILL. At AUCxt0N-Su'
frst Sss.s q ne provisions Of esztaie Qeo4 -
essaed e the Clerks Once 81 Hen1ico Cc1nfy Goafl
Ses3 ~ rsdsestsd By tbs bsneAsieEiss Sod
xrstcn' an Hnmnsr Z, Treatise. win seI & pnblle
.s,a s spon The nssmsss the pfopsrty conveyed n
W. ~ "a - Lot q Land chuscA Hin q lks
i,ontine = feet and running back i3o feet q 3, rs
risS IN. Inc so ao. = By rnms6 osss
nov occupied by Mr.. Thomas ]. w. sSss
81 inss,..t y payable II Assus Is With is-
payable Int Augnst 1856 with intsrest from =
1888, and the remainder II cash : -se--sssAAss.
a an Is JAMES Il. TAYLOR. T,..t..
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NOAH'S ARK.-Empty Barrels, Casks,

IN Furniture, Stoves, No.. for sale. Tho gubacri.
Der having erected large lumber house In rear Of
porasisn line and ono also near the Central B. T..
Depot will be prepared ON tho LIT day ct October
barrels and Casks second hand furnture Of every de-
scription stove stovepipea Ac delivered 20 any part
of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels noss9ssd
&c. HENRY u. DEoILLn.
an 1-tOl*
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INN PLATE6-2OO Boxes l0x14 and
= Itx2o. fl sels b 2. n. okNkEA
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HOUSE AND LOT ON Union HUl

EH UUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
- NEAR LEADBETTRS TAVERN, FOR
SALE.-Will be sold on TUESDAY Afternoon 29th
Aug ,l854, ON tho premises, commencing at Gcik.,
Brick Tenement on Union Hill, with an acre Of
w. BEDFORD. adjoining Lesdbetter's Tavern. The
house and outbui,dings are in good repair and the
place - well adapted to suburban residence or mar
ket garden. ~ 93 3 49, = =
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at s. and
months, for negotiable notes interest added and H.
tie retained till last note 10 paid
an Is l0ODDIN &APPERSON Aprts
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT on

~ ALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN STREET OPPOSITE TO Me-
ThOFOLtTANHALIA FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON' II.
24th August 1854, upon the premises, commencins al
81 O'clock the newly erected three-story iaboye
basementI brick tenement with granite frof on the
south side Of franklin street, opposite to Metropo.
tan Hail. II fronts a feet rams back 81 feet to On a-
ley, and bounded ON the esst BY another alley. This
property ID justly regarded a. very valuable q viii
readily yield an annual rent of $500
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months for negotiable netes interest added secured
By trust deed. GODDIN APPERSON,
i6 ~ Auet
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WANTED-A white Woman as lady's
W maid, to travel with lady. She must bring
good testimonials of character. Apply at this Office
at O'Clock, A. M daily. CHI MARX.
au 1876
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Seed 81 trsst sxss.ea3 - s,sss ( ~
of record d The eNee - tie Hesftq61 C6pf ~ ~
city q Richmond 1oS The bsns1t b ee4foM petl3e1
e the stores 400 u Tho eeeupopeY - eaH l1m4a
Liehensteia. On BTesd street, % rEfUAY, ~
~ 1ey Of Sept. nex1 - - o'e1eek ths en1pe 49,
made c1otting, Clofks DRY (3nods, &c. -
Is TknNf-Yor 81 Sums II ~ - uneers G1s1y ~
sume eboye "a, credit Of - de9as fog neGo<nbto
psper satisfactorily endorsed. 8 s.
49, KDWAKD = CANNON, 1ysssss
Sale eondsstsd ~ AkEx. NorT. AueG esl7
NoTIcE.-By consent Of Tie parties In
tsrested. the ahovs ssle viii take place % NOM
DAY next, 2ist August 1t 10 O'clock
auN EDWARD 7. CANNON. 1suses6.
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WANTS.

nVERSEER WANTED.-I wish to EN-.
" ploy for the ensuing year Man we'll qualified
habits and one who give satisfactory references
For such man libersl wa ss will be given. Address
the subscriber, or GRIFFIN l. TAYLOR, Richmond
Virginia. JOHN O. TAYLOR
Henrico CO., Aug. Is, 185A-au I8--1w
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sESOR SALE-The House and Lot where
spripsfsld Temperspcs Hall, On 18th - = for ssie
priyately The Lot fronts on 18th street "a fees SO
tbsre q comfortable WOOD dwelling rhoases ytieh
WA built about TIRES yeass go Of best ustekse
ment There are also good garden. coal house, ~
lam 1t home from about O'Clock r NJ until night
and will be pleased for peIecns 70 come ana so 100
d Suit The purchaseT; and possession OYER the - Of
January next OF sooner. y. 8. MlICHELLs
Anil --12f<F 1898 ~ - -
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E,OR RENT-The House on 2lst street.
JIG between Main and franklin. recently eecupisd
nv Mr. James Riley. There seven good rooms,
Kitchen, kc., all IN good order. -, Z. !. e.
Apply to TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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EOR RENT-Three very good ROOMS
IL In Z pleasant part Of the city. TO good tenant
the rent will b nodsrats. Enqulre q this ONCE.
1Q-St
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rsE-h NOTICE. The Railroad line
to Norfolk and Portsmouth will be
9th inst for the purpose of reftting and painting tho
steamer Augusts- Due notice will be siven when the
boat il ready to her place upon the line. Tho
boat will make her last trip down to Norfolk the
above date, returning ON the following day, Thurs-
day 10th.
aus THOS. DODAMEAD, 6upf.
Ofice r. & Railroad Company. 81 $.
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IIOTICE TO THE BOARDERS AND
IN TRANgIENT CUSfOMEn6 or TIE UNI
TED STATES HOTEL -ros The Observation-Disclosures
a. The Boardess and frundept eustomsfe of this Ho-
tai from this dats will plsee two coaeheeen Main
street starting ftem 18th and Main, 70 bring thoee
10 ths Hotel, who may dssirs IL preyious 10 eeeh
meal hour In the following order, free IL ehaxSs
1t coach ct 81 A. -, u ~. .as {. -; sseonA
e' Tss eosshss are nslisd US7ED STATES no.
-" 4. NORRIS. Psopsistes.
suA-2v Ostfee 49, ne--.
DRESERYlNG JARS. Of Glass md
i Stone, just reeeivss b -. !. se,rrs.rw IS
H19 CHANDELIERG, Ao.--A god
M eoo1 supply % hsn1 q .,,r. r,r,a 8 81
ere eBINe = fun1En
EREsH BTTTTER 8 Recelvine daily y
prns ssssels. ftssA 80 re ss; I'll ~ H6 re =
80 Asa rnalIls 60 e. 1ssads Z. s
GPT.EED7D. VE6TINGa-Psr sloa1nsr'
y a. ~ ksss jsnt rsesivsa fte Issis - 80
- u bIack ene iaNey Dpca9e ~ SE1N4xA =
vkich - iavits tbs sfts3sSs e sn ~. - $3.50
Tv1LOTNRD PIA6TER slvsys 6. I'D
4; 81 p 49,: ss.sI B !. 80 49,
O7700 BBT6 JANIS RIVHR 81
HOUO DRAULiC cesnn1xas3 " 6x1sss
- :. ~ ~ - ~ i =. =. I'M = -.
~
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GoRDoNsvILLE, Orange co.. Va,
July II. 1854 ! " 2s-lms

OST-BetWeen our store and the Ame-
IL rcan Hotel, three CERTIFICATES OF SCRIP
or STOCK, of the Richmond Fire Association. In the
name of Lavinia o. Pankey. Two Of the certificates
for each two shares, and one for -four. The finder
ner Cary and 4th or Pearl street. or at the Dlspstch
or Wing Office. WINSTON h POWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-21

E N VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
~ ROAD CHANGE OF PAssEneER SrA-a
TON On and after MONDAY, Aug. l4ih. the Pas.
ser Station, netween Washington and Williams
streets on the line Of the Railroad. =
The present station will be converted into xecep
: ~ II. d. WHfTCOMB,
aull-2w So ss8t ,supt. Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
A NORTHERN LAnENr. .py q.


Speed swifter, Nigbt-wlid Northern Night
Whose feet the Arctic Islands know,
When stifening breakers sharp and whito,
Gird the complaining shores Of snow.
Send all thy winds to sweep the world,
And howl in mountain passes far,
And hang thy banners red and cold,
Against the shield of every star.
For what have to do with morn.
Or Summers glory in the vaes-
With the blithe ring of forest horn.
Or becsoning CLEAN Of snowy sails?
Art thou not gone, in whose blue eye
The heeting Summer dawned to me,
Gone Ike the echo of a Sigh
Beside the loud lssounding sea, 4H=g
Oh, brief that time Of song and flowers,
winch blest through thee the Northern land,
pine amid 81 its leafess bowers,
And on the black and lonely strand.
The forest walls the starry bloom
Which yet shall pave its-shadowy floor,
But down my spirits aisies of gloom,
Thy love shall blossom neyermore
And never more shall battled pines
Their solemn triumph sound for me-
NOR morning fringe the mountain lines,
Nor sunset flush the hoary sea,
But Night and Winter fill the sky, #,
And load with frost the shivering air.
Till every gust that hurries by
Chimes wilder With my own despair.
The leaden twilight cold and long
LIS slowly settling DER the wave:
No wandering blast awakes song
In naked boughs above thy grave.
The frozen air ia still and DARK;
The numb earth lies in icy rest
And all Is dead save this one spark #s.. ~
OF burning grief within my breast.
Life's darkened orb shall wheel no more
Tolove's rejoicing summer back;
My spirit walks wintry shore,
With not star to light its track.
Speed swifter. Night thy gloom and frost
Are tree to spoil and raYage here;
This last wild requiem for the lost
pour in thy unheeding ear. g. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
yHyHE GRAND sALooNs OF E. JACOBS.

i
or nIa Naas
Cotors Drawings the costly snEsyrss
sTUETTEs, with OsE choice WorEs s
Art. exhib u the south.
Strangars and ctilpn particularly Ladies' sted
nnrivad Southern 0slsry
the Fine
appon daguerrean Estabshusaf
In Europe, this country.
PORTRAITS the
philosophical i equal % the most beautiful ooiored
Miniatures, displaying the ke OF ihe snrs nsad q
peculiar Daguerrsoypss taken shs
nrdjnirs method "a
PINS, variety, the hoas
farsishtd at the manufacturer tra' prices.
II Al orders pagusFreot Pe aasIAas 9 o accompanied y
Dry Sensitive, prepared T. JACOBS for ratoEa
eaF its ehscs properties M s uotth. rs
4tU peE jar. es smsP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.

Il = T " 4
any SEWING Asas, kind a rask made VIII ASTON
and duanlv than II dnns
nv Rand and at VERY PeIGEs Girls eSpeesesa in hs
management AZ WILSON'S NEW PATENT Rotary sEWIs9
MACHINE.
promptly atteudad d to- . ,,,,,-- ,rv,
SEWING MACHINES nj geod 5appiS Il MACHINE NEE
SP0OLS COTTON THREAD suitable, hand ana
no Il rF' J. HuFTY Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
~ ECRET TDIsEAsEs-Ofice 81 Custombouse

a. ECRET DISEASES-Of1i 80 Customhouse
STREET, between Royal and Bourbon strsets-DR. JAMES
would respectfully call the
unfortunately ntd npon character
10 its most appalling for that obtain cern
speedy without the Mercury Bsam Cubebs
Poisonous Drug in from three to days. without inConv
nnce the newly discovered Remedies which
procured from himself and trial they do Effect
charge VIII be mata Dr.
emnenee NIL Union
effected which by Physicians
Since Dr. Janes has these
ols cases that have pnd the treatment of these Remedies
one SINGLE instance be produced but they
cure and order that the afflicted avat
newly ann truly povienta discoveries Dr. j. has located perna
neatly in this city Cusnmhouse
seNth kaS Othee hours from AM ehl3 lYlp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
VOLUME VII.
BREMEN.
GLaSGOW.

ES0R GLASGOW The A fast sailing ,sgse
American ship CALCUTTA, Captain Lo'ing Is nov szaSg
apply ]. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp ct. .
f5- For pasaacs, apply The Captain noard my40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

t6 HIFTs made to orderin EREBY STYLE. mhis 1pt
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
Il THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
i, opsn every Day and Evening, tezeeps snnday
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADM1TrsNcE, will be tte pics
II fhsrs WA f. = 10 FEE ADMISSIONS Of
Aad ss est fa Sndfy's1f ps a , 3
adDa ess 9s
p'fi' s r6Rs q M fsd ss @ EsY s.asy Sstas a 3 o. m
v1iPae Tas 81 z as eos,s Wssfs,n @ soo
be e any Of hsa osnal az s III q 81
Eorknanahip Many choice Statues, beds
dss ssea e. @ o6H eS s
GSbEb 6sP FaEr TEE afsH h il
ansi 10 snS Be 4 nj f''4fis TRE T To Sc
YEARS OLD haa been deposited il the Crystal Palace by
Aessthsr he erysa! Palace enees non,su more ai
n several daga Win discriminatory rgena
AZ easisn oRcHEsfRA of Music win be in attendance
Ct sta1 Palace ey ~ Morning Ateroon and Evening
Thusaa Dollars il equivalent prsssd es s shs na"
paeed ed in hs ss we s 'da SR Ss
closing the m day Of December provided only that sa In
Gystai Palace '"A nav D'sai
The atiss 6oss work Been m h
5s' 5ss 5 9 s day
@ i a e:s eSs ons e aens s Ts Dss @ sps
elsd g q b s Ss II ns Arr
sla sdudged worthy
after the one adludged most excellent aforesaid
FogaI FIVE MEDAL costing One Hundred Dollars each
Original Ks completed ei opening Cys,ai Pnace
aud exhibited therein areAd, shall adux. Of
such distinction nsrt aforesaid
The abet and respectah at he selected
shall be apo nd oexsmine critically
and The pzs The Directors sha pocsed
early Jur6rs
TO h app0ut June ext
The Association wi also, their discretion Dlo-
the Exhbo Inventors merit
sufficient to entte tnem TO such d STING ion.
All articles which deemed thy
position Of ths Word, ndnsry and admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Po ice the
most care used in protecting articles exhibited
diacia accountability
Al umblas etc, near the door
As the Palace Bonded be
med to c9nyev packages of sz~ building
No Checks given, aud
------ -
& 7 r. Il A IT e. s-Sz ,yzzzz
E NopTHFPN &SSSs sasN e. s-s=5fhHFsis
ROUTE from r. saa 1 - E- -; T Z;
ioh ppno nu II sAia fas VIA Lake unA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
STEAMSTIIPS-SHIPS.
GALVESTON.
y WlIl llsa,' "WEDNESDAY May a, at O'Clock 4. II.


Wllileaye WEDNESDAY, May a. at O'Clock Am.
foRGALVESTON,I ,INDrANoLA, ,Ponr xs%FEt.
IL LAVAcA and MATAGoRDA BAy-Repulnr ,sSLlaAsszZx.
New Orleans and raras u Mail Inerne now and SgnEcap
steamship MEXICO, John Thompon commander, will leave
a ABOVE. Freight Indanoa the
aabjee ay without
apPlyto HARRIS Il MORGAN foes Of Jill srest '
- r,,,. opposite the Steamship Lnn1ne.
hsne having established It's Pilot avao Bar
taias. = ~ wv N ~ p VI w" ""n oap aap'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

H. UNI Puncheons Old Jamaica; 2 hhds
~ " Old 81 coE, Tor sale by s. WOLFF s5camp A. myls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

NJN DEAD CATTLE. One dollar0Y Is
&S4I will be paid for every DEAD HORSE l<5Sg,
SsB7SS or COW delivered Mt the New Orleans Bone yeE
Black Works. Washington Avenue near graveyard good
o''''s s~a eRdH to the "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

Ety0R LIVERPOOL--Th A l fast sail s!sNS
ing Amercn shp CHARLES d JANE, Capt $500
Oliver oa1ing will receive quick dispatch.
Of basa Cotton apply TO- ,,, . 80
snplY the CAPTAIN board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
HERA CRUZ.

Willleave THURSDAY, Iune !, at 8 O'Clock A.
E1NOk VERA CRUZ-U. 8. Mail Line. scaSsrya
iIs Thenew and magnfcon steamfhip ORIZABA
ou 'on ourthen) Thomn Forbes oayS foT TafT
Sfuh 10 above, pnHctuaiy carrying the u S. Mails.
cas. ...- Haton of Pasaage--
sq6
CUBIC 30 eena
pnsaee having elegant
ana storage PEgsenge apply to
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot of Juiiastreet,
..r opposite the Stanmship Landing.
nieftcan Consul myi6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

n lRER CtMfLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, CHROME OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE of the
and Diseases arising from paodered Stomach
such as Constipation Inward Piles FGlhe HQao
'y Of the StGmdeh AsrFea Heartburn
r weight ia tins Stun4eh Sour Erucrana Sinking
he T Of the Stomach winning he Head,
%hsn IN Lylng Posture pmneo VISION
sight, Fever and Dali Pain the Head
fewuets the and Eyes, Pain Side Back
Sudden
by DIR. HOoFLAhDs CELEBRATE ED GERMAN BiTTEkS, pre-
pared by Dr. G. NJ JeKSUN No. l20 rch Philade
Their the eulaed
10y other the United States
Gases, after akllui ply scians failed -
Thee Bers worthy the fnvsd Possessing great
virtues rectfcation Diseases Of the Glands
exercising he most searching powers weAkness
digestive they whal pleasant mhsIy
READ AND BE CONVINCED
More testimony from Alabama in favor Of Dr. 0DFLANDS
brated German Bitefs prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Phade
Ieggdice, Neryfns Debility Disease Of the Kidneys ec
DICKSON GREEN alexandria, Ala, Sept. So 1852 sa We
O very valuable medic
C. A ROBINSON, Beaente, Ala,
icnes eventually the
M ked livery m1eh The people hare been by
g patent nosttin and That acta the sale yeu valuable
pra,lnd viii until it hEeoIn@s known"
q FOWLER Tuskegee Ala, Jan 8o ts5 said The
ceiling we'll and think they viii continue
faction to hose who have used hem.'
DR. H. F. LEONARD Fayette c. H. Ala, 10, 49, said
Btters have done dets il this youlh
q NJ Hubbet' this hNd
the OF be practitioners without
aonbta and the young although scarcely
he continued to take until complete
perfectly well AID stoGt.'t
These Be entirely Vegetable thereby possessing great a
Vanages most Of the
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
J..WRlGkr d CO. New Oreanp,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23
LIVERPOoE.

NOR LlVERP OOL.--The fine fast sail sttSS
N Ing Bdtlah ship JAMES WHITE, Captain Tay. SAIAAAS
lo, Will he dispatched balance Of freight
4, MENLoVE, is s.. Charles at, -
e myss o CHENEY 4 LOWELL, lie Common etrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

AR. WATs0N'S CARD will use no other
art the advertisement han found in n rr
By Of practice those
called syphit nearly fifteen years. Ii ss
my sole business 70 treat hoas there lies he only
other DOCTOR know the better than they what am
always insisting and which has contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, Sores GLEETS STIRE
TRoArs, iuat familiar the tthiure
daily which without vanity claim M
other merit than that Of experience.
effect few days.
those longer dnraton without submitting the patient such
will upon him The auppcou OF
obige him neglect his affairs whether without
diet There Orleans
could supply proofs this; these
secrecy which always invoably preserve.
have qualifications which think Il
satisfied that reputation already sufficiently established
Constant morning night
~. W. WATSON, NJ. d.
IsoN has removed to No, 81 Custpnaspuas baiWas
tMehstfsats, aa8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

E1S0R LIVERPOOL--The fine fast sail sissssgN
m ing British ship PALLAs, Capt Chew will be da EA
patched Immediately For oannce Of freight, appyto
GIfFNEY d; LOWELL Common strept.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

JAMES would respectfully call the ci,izeus and
strangers the following He Private with
Sat mercury other drug namely:
Syphilis Structures. Seminal Tumors Cam
& e ana a. Diseases Of e SKIN Or James would ais cal
in that sec o. and solitary habit which
loving Of the melancholy
abts Of youth, Weakness Bsck and Limbs Pain in the
Head pinness of Nison Loss Power Pauiaon OF e
Heart y'pspa Negousness !rrsbiy Symptoms Cousump
on ETC. Mentally, he fearful NINA are more TO
dreaded Loss o. Memory Con Of Ideas Depression spirs
Ev Aversion TO Society," Self Dstus Sotude
Timdity, ETC., OF he evils ptodured.
Az persons who afflicted wi sgnIpon should
not a TO call Dr. anes to prfc heath
Lei no se desieay pyn youi but apply mHsdse,
yourself rom the eadI Rwiul
rerorpd. tti anu 'N't ''so
G$ DR. JAMES from His former offce M i,5 N %
Customholse street. between Royal Bourbon streets
N o ,,-,. DIR. JAMES
ease sent 70 Their address, by giving full particulars Letter and
eosnn fea OF ten dollare, [myS Iydlw1 DIR JAMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

E ing American ahip JOHN M. W0OD, Capt. Hart 3AKEs
leyhayg fths Of her cargo engaged will have rned I
atch o balance OF yht, apply to
nyQ2 CIfFNEF n IDyETJ ,Ie cor,uor a,,ao.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-08
Dcstructivc Fire in Fremont.

Fremont, March s.-Night before last fire
broke out in Leshers Grocery, on Front street.
1t spread with great rapidity, and in short time
the stores and warehouses occupied by Minis &
Co., and D. Belts, together with the Drug Store
of w. F. Wooster, and Dickinson & Vandaren's :
Leather Store, were enveloped in flames. But a
small amount of property was saved. The fol-
lowing are the principal lossers:
o. l.. Minis & Co., $50, 900 to 100000. Insu-
rance, $4,000.
d. Belts, $4,000 Insurance, $4,000.
WE. Wooster, $4,000. Insurance 81 600.
d. Lesher, $1,000. Insurance, S4OO. 's
Minis g. Tilletson, $l 500. No Insurance.
G. G. Tilletson, $500 in Bank Bills, and a
large quantity of Wheat, Cioverseed, and Flour
worth $500. .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-08
Ohio LeRisIature.

TuEsDDY, Feb. 28th.
In Senate, on yesterday, besides the usual rout
inc of business, Mr.. ATKINSON called up his res.
olution in reference 10 a reduction of the school
tax, on which quite an interesting discussion took
place. The resolution was referred to the Com.
mittee on Common Schools.
In the House, the following bills, among 9TH
ers were introduced:
By Mr.. PETERS, to provide for the collection
of taxes due from persons having removed from
one county into another.
BY Mr. KELAND, to provide that terms of Su-
Preme and District Courts may be both held at
the same time,
By Mr.. THOMPSON, authorizing depositions ta-
ken in Ohio to be used in other States.
BY Mr.. MACKENZIE, to authorize the purchase
OF one thousand copies OF Livngston's New Law
Register for the use Of the State.
by MIR. PARRoTT for the more adequate pun
ishment of those breaking into dwelling houses
and all other buildings in the day time; bill speci-
Tying fine not exceeding three hundred dollars,
besides Imprisonment on bread and water not ex-
ceeding sixty days.
Mr.. PARRoTT also introduced bill designed to
remedy defect in the present law by which per-
sons indicted for minor offenscs go unpunished
for want Of jurisdiction in Courts of Common
Pleas
Mr.. GEsT offered resolution requiring the Sc
lect Committee on Temperance to report by the
9Th of March. A debate sprung up. which con-
sumed the better part of the day. The resolu-
tion was finally adopted, whereupon three of the
committee declined further service thereon
Stat Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-08
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Ather sons residence in Ravenna, the 18th u,
SUSANNA RICHARDSON aged "a years. Gathered 10 her
Fathers In peace Mrs. R. with husband and children
came from Coventry, Conn into Rootstown, IsO9 The
united by letter with the Congregational Church in
Roosown at the time of its organization in IsO The hus-
band and aged father died In Now 1851 The widowed mother
now deceased, fingered the shores Of time little longer
waiting for the coming Of her Lord During her last nger
ing Sickness she expressed great reconciliation to the most
high ana peace with all her fellow morals. She ever felt
deep anxiety for spiritual welfare of her chdren all Of
whom six in numbe profess have interest in Christ the
Redeemer She the last Of the original members of the
Church in Rootstown in the prosperity which, she felt an
abiding into rest and her departure speaks with emphasis I,
all the surviving, " BE ye also ready" Con-,