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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

'riA aH d'sra4fs aris,Hg from aH iaspsy, Mod
~ FAMILY MEDICINE, II has mo- canal 1,
VIII change the cumpoAiun frOni paid 10 a hl,,'
ing one. '"'-
wherever introduced, IT, success & tS,opxn,.
" has r'Iihcates IRON Hon. Henri, CLAY! iinn n NJ
IHllnHnh Nirc PfesidoHt Of ihc United etatn.t lin
N--si-i ''"-st s-.'-- .--.ssr sla,. asi,n.,
m'n '"ap'"in ~ The T.. 3. Navy fnn the state
Department, Is Washington. frn H., hrn,,., =, ~
ihNt'fi'h 81 The Inptfuf uf France, WHO was cured
n} 81 alirr an other remedies had failed aud trnn,
nNu'i'ns 'i "htr-, making up an amount of frstimo
i''n, n tfial ui u viii convince tho mot skept,eal
MORTIMER 4 MOWBRhN, rfoprirtor..
M. dJl HHadwHs, New Nofk, and aii Balti,,ore
nj. street, baltimore, Md.
ilrei 81 PET hoiio siA hoitle. w Is.
hiisoS, tNEuANH a Co., 10 llhnnvar street p,,s-
medicine even where. W
Agents ioT Rutland Mrssfs PoND 4 MORSE.
nmRRs~ aud ApoIhcraries, Main and Washington
~titots, =, $50
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Agricultural.
AsneK ssn trsAA FAmas GOES
plunu
g. 81 wAnixulR

''se'-H -" aAh 'Ah@s CO.'S
a.
1900, 49,. ...
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rah ~ eaia.a,i iusn ha1 m4ulnI
iana
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suits
s"ri'ose case Iao nr'ebhor.
'~,h ""h'ss 't'' g '.' 'aHie guHl'f,
H7d having osfh orc hunlnd ar0.s
'a'eel al ti'F 'io'iffs PER acre. lhas
'hr' i'fn' are 'aig'ri Of afc ihou.ari
toHt sHa tqual lei.aio, for making
wanorr'
\ lea'e' u4i aly arfes n l', anl
'.r seven fer oen' oa rs taiur.
".4 'Aa' la' sn Income Il sl3s
H. boo irpm A's Stable. r'uroa
a. 'al h'e heD1red loads q
"a"ufv so'ih $500
we "''''''''' ''.'' 'e'e"'}''''e 'o'i' he
O0l' "a" Tue i"co"e "'mcl,
"'i ''''' 'a' 81, hundred and
'A'l A'' ''4i' d" FW nPd"
MY acres
nc i"a' ''f 'he cultivation Of mr.
y n't'' '"'u'ns i1' o"a labor
~ ~ - pff DAY n'ing a' ni'a'e,
'"iie'" '''i a halt ioa'is u ma-
Nfif pr acre 5000
NaHs'se ihe prolad TO he worth
ihins dollars pcf afrr, Lo ~ili rrcic,e
iii'an bnHdfed dollar', bees f,e bon.
d''ri d''iar' 'sI'sUtes. 81 our thousand
da'iff. All 90 this fun shat be &C..
ei''e' iof Dee o"" iaso' ior three hHn-
"fra ESQ 1.'s ''i' ~ ~ -. and ms
''esne nhi Deg si-'''. "'h h'' 'ani
'"pf'''r' ''' 'l'e "eA' 'e'i operations
"'' = '"'''' ''''Nof q" 'neic'''ne h''
.''' ." +" i.''i low pr "Hnum.
ii'' "e'e"'"f u ri'' hs i've hun-
'''' ''7A' ct manure 'Hi com
Lurfr.i arre. and ,l,,. ga,
..,..,,t. ...... i.., s,,t..t.
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fAhiis stu she COO iatufd .i i.f subscriber a tlaf
sn31a. go 500 alsli the lsfh oi AIrnst lsst. ned
r.filat l-IrF. 100 ,stifr bodily. ThtoWuer b. g..
q.,.it1 ia I-tc liuiFrti, laB rAafr"- 800 take her
away. HENRY NILS
tiaf.n4un. sos. %. lisa ls3ws
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lrh iui rfefa hft
N aitt f'ri
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tf lt- 81"
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it'aA.e susie e' Nf
20 hfa'n t.Ai faf
iaf as1 laaiufiHd o.
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lai iraiistf iaHl tna ar'H
o. o. Naifra.
irf lffsf Q .tisi -'i5tta,
I'D tratnff hf''FtHs
isaHnIDia d.
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tsf d.
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tn~ Hide d.
nIh iauN fHf u'-ts
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We have mf the accummndatonofthe public opened
ne" Store az the Depot, under the BlflNen House.
Orders iofi at either place wa Iccslye prompt alton.
Main and Washington -ts., Rutland.
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iar-r A..aIui.at, consisting in rsu 81 H. =
\ IbE EAAn TEA SKIS, 20 DE China d.. tol-
HI o.. sti en.nHiun ware 81 200 kina-. tile low
60 niarkst prites. CEp. u. COLI a CO.
TRAVELLING MACS aud Umbrellas.
t.taaU AZ line ftaIl-af.
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THE UO.NDER or THE HORLDt
DEyINE's COMPOUND PITCH LOZ-
EAGE.

THE WO.NDER or THE HORLDt
DENINE'S COMPOUND PITCH LOZ-
ENGE.
THIS pleasant aud -afc remedy for
| talIr' Cough, A.ihnf, G,,-ii,tncs- ana tou-
sAuFiiu, b. hej .nd dnuht fir roapet AID nlsi 81
sifHt Heiriht ever offered Go ne p4tr ant -iould
hs csH-tlHu3 koiG na hand ht even family ieCialF
&C. f.niif0l, o. sf 10 riis r0iialat sf. p4f niau
Tru1fae1, sfier having trsa hff au sko 40 nsli iy
hs rHsiilla, Boz sirk no 0iGs, tat - ihf nrst
h'a hrusea ass wufil Owe ioiiaft d o. tlni, cod
frhdcf' % fsts uaJ % senis, sHa y vDuid bay IS
basesu f alHfu
Ny Friend. H.Rd Thisi
a-rNr-eiu 3. o. falift f. tn.-i had "a sff-rf faur 20
GO zlia.sf scar. ifh AlrtdiEg o. che iuhfH. BOD
Tai=ad gffsi 4tartfi of h-l tuatrf Had hsfr haeu
aitst ts rare oi ofe a me beet fi, rians iu H,s
tlu. saI have uaft rfral deal 81 apsatcihe. hut
widest alf afhffrHfrt fhah o. sfuu were, and uJ
HtisiglHH .sii r,sla nat hr rHf.l. f'aaa,eprsd
siHag uesinss q 'a'ursaind Firh issanrr siaaf Use
wffk siHcr, cad usfif a-s Aaa dsaf wthdFFa flr
fhint iir HsFf rtfsl ine. anf iTsi ftansfHi fhaf
Fsa med r's b. 81 iiin rs frAfh r. flif Afflicted
JprErh fAUkLk,
Hs.-iah. MsF q. i-sa Ns.le TIs.iou a.
joe ErElIrnlan ls |f.fsr q. fraf- go.
81 sss pc 4asstaaas
~ 500 haze o. sHi laars.
% Y.si hsfr ~ .iomsfh,
n 5000 hstf 90 iffrf,
% .ia have slitnf hl'-si,
o. ~ hlFf 90 n.asHt niriHhrHurs, rr say other
tnsflifs = co. i-,lf ii.Hf afs 4o.rs q. iiis"
Afs ae 'fiff,tfa tn th's great r.aeg iirf'ns''
taaii-aHa r'rb l4.arsrt rtHnr, g. rfrurli
Truias 20 FULLER a. CO.. Ffula.-lafs.
fahn a Ntt-t. ArFat,. Hlfiart. 81
FltA fE 4 NICHOLS. hffntr ti harliaH. h
HAMMOND 4 co., AsHats, 'Tusu raini. e. y.
ai-ly
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Patent self-Heatlng

SnuprhlAG iHp,-, always ia ht iaad 81
= JR BARNES
fafm
AK aIsH'.. 'ruila-' Ni'ifr. ord itnnff
y lsaIs. uan8HfcI ,ssfrd srt-.-. IuulfI sra
sa.tai Hse -aeites. 60 s4ic at iHs Nfa t.uiYH IS
s.Vss e. ElNI e. FuN
nWDuNs- gao D.f. -sstff iiHsaai. cod rsisri
- fu.4 .aatrt isf alie sf wa fsss'r sHd fatrI az
f.U hfs fHI4a 90 e. BURT q son.
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Robes and Cans.
NEW STORE.

l'Ok Funeral occasions, on hand, aud furnished At
L the shortest notice, aud ou reasonable tcrn-, at
1Jfin J. II, BARNES
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Inn tMfgfsELI.AS. direct ul.fu thp Mauutlc.
wv tliets, iHtt received 30 tho Sew tniuu and
VIII tu a-id itnef thsu al auy other riure
NN.4a 4. RITA son
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Fire Insurance Companies.
WESTERN MASS Iksi.n

'afffNA Ff"'A riuNshth.
'jhllr COMPANY has roBpliod with the nro,i-,,,s f
"h "'i tflAlihg a. insnrance against ire hy ef
t'fn r"inpahiea-appfuttd November ~ lsg.-sud
Nlll ih-nfetral ahd personal property aud im,idiuRs
% process ut cunetnirtnh, upun favorable term,
trrtssp ASH Appi.as Hufrst Tttt ~ eo
W. 4. MI lioi4s. AroBt.
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DRUGS .lND MEDJcJ\rS

Nhoirsaif ana retail. Great in-
4 indurcncniH {" fhA -icians, Gail aud examine
Our large and ire -tock 81 r,rnds at wholesale mi
-
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HJoTs, SHOES AND RUNNERS.
The Nv "a ON stare

..r fss sf4rs.. lrl a quality hui O., be- surpassed
tn ttl.t .is. t.llrta -f0rk n Ha..t., shues aud
HHHhsi. 90 AL ts-lu. u.sH. e.. "a Hf s. soy
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1I7I : IL IN" M W.
Trnnlla. NaII.rs. InnirrIIn.. a z !.

Tie subscriber wuuli take thi. opportunity 10 eH-
pres b., thanks g. is ifisEds and hrmsr customers
fr past yorr, and respectfully sicits continuance
olthe -ame. I.G. FOSTER.
RHtiand Dee. 2 lsi1 45-u
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FuNJJ 4 MORSE, Haf'aal, ~
sYgNEER a .NiCVDLN, HatssHn. " VI
-iy li9-HAn.NB 6 CO.. Crees Fatsf n >
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Cabinet Furniture and Chair

" 7 TX i IT q 7 SE,
HaBfaoR', Hsd.t.a q, tead u Ha.hta yfoH-.i
MOSES CURTIS b. HtW oil, mig q iafge and gen
vi crsi assortment 81 @uits, Center, Gard, Common
aud Extension Dining Iahirs, Mahogany, BLACK
walnut, Cane seat and cunuinn tluifs, bureaus.
Bedstradr, Hat stands, Chamber scts, Be-, also,
hair, palm leaf aud husk Mattresses, rpnns Beds
leaking glasses, tiurks PICTURE frames. Work hoar e.
portable n'.k-, Nr.
Ready -Htif Carias ~ I'll sizcs and deseriptinrr-
Mahogany 'Dilns furnished O. ord Z on short notice
Having purchased New Hrd Rich Goods from the
bet manufacturer ar ras prru ho would Invite the
attention ~ iur pnhiif IT, fiie inspection II the Same.
Rutland, Feb. 10, less. 5-n
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Stoves and EIaIIoy Ware.
1853. FALL TRADE. 1853.
Liscomb Il Osgood,

LIbtOIIIJ N OHp UOIg
Have just roccived yer, large Ei.L,;4NT aud IN
lRABiE sTui IS
AUTUMN GOODS.
LnbraCins even Faroii If Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hard ware. trskrfY and 6isss MaIe,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cent? Furnishing G,HIIs, n.'ts and suuss, Hat,
iape Hurksfta tsaso- end Aiiiisns, sc. &C.. Wlish
try offer ilf sair iuf CASH 81 appiu,rd Gfr1tf ~
price nat cannot Cal ~ suit 10 word, We hHye
ON hand yer, large -tnrk ~ Gtld, nd az, artsr
wiafdfa rfn uiein az al h1zaf4-. We tleteifc ~
sitr me parurtiiar attention II ilir public 90 tur
Ftck hrt,rr purchasing else Ahcff, ttshug confident
That We can suit al who m,sh tp boy, both la puro
aud guailiy.
LlsCONB a OgsOOR
Comm Rnnlnd. sept ls5a. i0-il
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t.- .r.fs. Co.. ia ...a -ts.a Ceases.
faI tstata.tt " ,.ssa.l- t.'u..
al 4aI stL. Maus C.i,uor
Tl at.rfta ,f .ir
tsa a.-.so tras nue WtH-
,.tt vr hw aaa fa' uit.s.
t.i lmls HaE m asnut
Improvements BOO a.rra ss calling ail
f-.at. n.iarae iit eli,.i ruli,a.
taa r'il, m.aI 90 uai.u,aaI il.m.
-it,.t efmar anl 600. l.a Boo Dee
u,a.a. vc afe reminded OF sa auccl,je
81 oat aa3aasl
s caaestsl s.3 sf,-.gnt aul very
itaafaat mHbrf uha b., the industry
ofa nnr, ialei srat ha.aani htl Bee
eone u.sIla. called Of o9, 3. hs,l aDd
ii.as slii-e "a ihe Teacher Mr. -.
iasac..t "a. boss ! le i.-i drop in go
SEQ ol Boot mr John. Yea gao him
t..h nonstn.eii ls.sons that 10 iirrs him
clean o.d a,l don't 3D. han ,a .a1.l nufl.
&C. Nos Mr. S. say tl., here
erammer is go guH. ! never lafni au,
oa 10. aal eur-- ran sirah as good
ia.i.sh a. son can warni yol 60 iaro
.'ul1. raln. vrliin ami sIfcru. and
beetle jo-mH,. bu, you mu- ai ul-ir hi.
nme u1 srsmmcr" Evcry boy in tia
school colil aeil AFFORD bo.h % pity
aHI Ga tiank The unfortunate mother.
fee by hsr errors they were convinced
of ihe necessity Of lcaniu. thcir lan-
s1ese economically
The practical farmer. 81 all others.
raB Doe nn,t heocG,irl bv realm. th..
result. obtained D., other practical fac.
n,.fs. Lerau., fr.n li. .,,., e,u.yi,,...
b., can understand anal nr,6, by ,L.,r
,upr,emcnt. or il Le .bov'i rad d.,
rliura,r. ,f scientific m.n ,,lo.,..,o,
practical "a, agucairun.t.. he can readi.
4, detect their errors. uhle H.. .,Jc
e,ilen, truth. which may n., bsc,r.
have occurred 10 him. viii be rea,lily
hpplisl "a. useful imnro,.mco,, WIN
ia not these .elc.uai..rr,. refuse IN
avail ihrm.cl,e. Of the .need of the Ia.
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CL0T II | \ q.
FOR 1854.
Ar No. g, Perkins Block, RUTLAND.
I'HE Subscriber cordially invites the
Il pubhc Ia ah rafll examination 81 he WsI
secccd stock Of ti'a de- assuring thein that they will
hnd them Unsurpassed in quality and rsteHsion of
rieiy. ! shall only specify icsy articles.
UNDER COATS
Black nrc-, aud Ffock BLACK Cs.bmateti,
i,lHs black olive
Blue Dress uruNn
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown. and Drab Mixed Cloths,
sacks and fr1cA.
OVER COATS;
Black, Green, Dan, hluc- Black. Biue. Grey. olive
Brown aui Murn.
PANTS,
Blact Dasskius, Black Cashmere,
Fancy diitn, Mixed ditto,
Aited a.uni fsnct duo.
Hue, Fancy, aud MIXED saiac', &C., &C.
VESTS;
Elack SATIN, fanoy Calored siR,
Fancy " Cttnadef,
Valencia, Lasting
Cloth, D.ublo Broar'd. tldh. single do.
90, large i"i OF cheap heavy Clothing iaT every
Uay wear.
YOUTHS AND Boys CLOTHING.
intend o. keep si.eE .uiirrht To- meet the with
e. of aiI,-otthe uo-i approved .lylc and quality.
FURNISHING GOODS.
sliu., Bu-sn. Collar, Under Shirt Drowen,
HlHdkerGiirfs, travgia, St,tks. Brirrs,
Glove, hp-ieB, tilihc. aud
Han nn-lic., Wallet,
fau Manir-,
P,fiumov, oiis, etc.
FALL STYLES HATS AND CAPS.
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THE GREATEST


MEDIC ~ DISCOVERY oF rItE AoE.
A.. htNAhuA a. N' tiaIr, Boo iis..taftH iu
VI ,ns nf u.it oouliueu Isltfsfc woras a feiHfa}
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nAieINs AND LEMONS, Trc.b. jas, r,cei,.
Ia ri al tlIr Aes ai,n. &. 81 RI s son
Nut. ~
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tANtt Goods, Fancy SOAPS, OF ever,
i variety Han on, Cologne, PeIiuneu, Gcuuin,
l.rnbih'r EAtuct, Fancy thincsc Brttlts. etc. tlr
sale low at the Drug stufe- Of PuND a MORSE,
Main aud Washington St. Rutland
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ft-A - Z taf1a1f ilatt.a. faIetf d .a.a
= f,tr cz.isaffa.. tsa,r..s b. Is - j. -,
~ $50 fsau Z auA e.
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Mining Agency.
NEW YORK, 10 ftlsOADAt

NEW YORK, no BnoADWAY.
Rooms NJ. mad q.
fI'HL Agency 10 rsfahiished fir the purchase and
i sair on roipnissisiu of uniHIrofrd Nine aud
Mining rt0rk No cliupanies ofgsHiSed aud ~ Nuff
AsD tlf iurHiallug a kind ~ Machinery cad Miniue
tusls a. ordered. Ai-n iho Chefnifal Analysis 81
Dfc- and other subrtanfsr a faTa srdtd frsn ans
pan ~ thr rouuify.
private eioalAr g,,iss ian 81 pisaatru.. viii BE-
tFhi 90 ahshff o. shg psi paid iftf fnuiaalug unr
thire cent ps.t tag, stamp ,. a. hAHhut 4 60.
a--an
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Rutland Drug Emporium.

fE'liE subscriber. Offer 6r sale the LARGEST a.
1 -nrtmcm ut Drug, Mciiriugs, thrnutal-, &c.,
ever heilfe offered 10 VERMONT
We are happy tn say that We ran supply ~ T.
FRESH ARTICLES, at A. low prices a. ever the
poorest qualities at DuIs- have heretofore hcen sold
~ thu u" one eau possibly have excuse Et not huv
ine The very iEST SIMON PURE OF c,or ding
among the wants ui the -ick i-t.
feHple -huuld remember that They cannot be too
particular Ia blN
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Good Drugs,

And that poor ARTICLES IN ihts tne nHrh than
huihine, inr,t yOu have thohi Noa MAY use them At
the c'-t ui yniir livcs.
LADIES, We would especially invite YOU 10 call
hnd examine our large assortment OF fcftnncy, Tui
lot aud fancy articles, Hrushcs Hair pii- aud Dyes
foiAsde, fiosh Puwdcrs, Rouge, Toilet soaps. a
POND a MORSE,
Main aud Washington Sftrrt- Rufiaud
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Further ceatraI America Items.

The Panama Star publishes the following in
telligence from Central America, received at
that port by the steamship FL Pirmero on the
l4th inst:
The State generally is tranquil, although it
1s thought some trouble is about to arise with
the Costa Rica Government, regarding the set
tiement Of the boundary line. the latter claim.
ing Selinas Bay and the entire coast down.
Costa Rica is at present in a more hourishino
state than it has ever been, and is decidedly the
most prosperous and advanced part of Central
America.
A magnificent steam sawmill, imported from
the United States at q cost of 10000, is now
being erected at Punta, Arenasand will soon
be completed
The crops are good and increasing every year,
and the revenue Of the republic is now consider
ably greater than the expenses, SO that the Gov
ernment is at present enabled to undertake sew
eral fine public works, which do much credit to
the country very neat theatre has recently
been erected at San Jose, and is under the man
agement of Mr.. Furnier, who is very successful
in his performances. A splendid public hospital
is being erected at San Jose, and another at
Punta Arenas.
8 Trade throughout the country is tolerably
brisk, and the country generally in q very
satisfactory position.
A very serious calamity occurred at San Jose
on the night of 26th February. The coffee mill
Of Mr.. A. Joy, brother to Mr.. r. A. Joy, of this
city, through some neglect, caught fire, and the
entire establishment, with about 700 sacks of
coffee, was totally destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at $30, 900.
The Government of Costa Rica has ceded to
Mr., Luis Bayer, the privilege Of fishing for
pearl shells on the Pacific coast by submarine
boats, for the sum Of ss12 ,000 annually. 1t has
fo tha A.
iege Of extracting cocoa nut oil from the trees
which exist on the free lands of the coast, for
the sum of $4,000 annually.
A very neat and well compiled periodical, en-
titled Ei Compitador, has been recently start
ed in San Jose. 1t promises well.
The province Of Ghiriqui. in New Granada,
continues to prosper under its Yankee Govern
or, and the city of David is rapidly increasing
The pearl fishing is in active operation, a.
though on limited scale, among the Islands of
Chiriqui.
With the exception Of Guatemala and Mic
aqua, the coastis reporte1a as being very healthy
We have no news of Importance from Hon
duras. 4
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Is AS 6enn WORTH OF FARMS AND
I'D BUILDING LOTS i--i0O FARMS ana goOo

BUILDING slUIS will ba divided among Subscribers,
y 0R THE EVENING or TflE 8lsf OF MARCH, 1854
B large number already
viii be good nsestuent A Y rT
Each suacriher FOR s5 payable nsents of s5
eaeh will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS feet living
osethn OF fM Of from 10 These
located 81 Long Island, Church
OF dwellings,.
several hundred will he erected the coming
Ibis fae opportunity owning delightful Country Resi-
ol
DO fully reatad and where 10000 Building
have lately been reid and sales daily
ho after caen OF its ocnion
eHhent that land caap and calculated rspy
be had within 30 miles OF have
been all taken back but has
century, and completely locked upwards hundred
which large saes have been
deer roamed aiarge ba beautiful cottages cultivated
po which ia value for saT
aione that common
hesitate portion Of it. This worth
Of both es and apeeuntcrs opportu
for tins sae Of The distant
all ths line OF railroad route and
property farms adiainpp
these viages sailing from sD3
opportunities 70 h6sa
of sE purchase for mere iria
Fst containing each five and ten and upwards from
$50
offered splendid Building
City, shouls make msas application, they nearly alt
Apply CHARLES WOOD,
ton street New York where Maps and Psnphe s hal
ii required, bs mail gratis, A. USJkANDER,
mh2s d&Him Travelling Agsnt 3h Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Is. Co. Courier states that Fort Fill has been
purchased by Colonel A. r. Calhoun, from his
mother, Mrs. Fioride Calhoun, relict Of the late
Hon. J. G. Calhoun, and will be Immediately
occupied by him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

1t is said that Joseph A. scoville, Esq, editor
of the New York Pick has come into possession
Of fortune amounting to from $4,000 to
4ss200, 900 by the death Of his uncle Hon Nathan.
Preston of Litohfeld, Conn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Mr.. Francis N. Shaw, the telegraphic cores
pondent of the associated press, died in Wash
ington City on the 11th, aged 26 years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Mr.. Frank Williams, a wealthy farmer re-
siding near Danyille, Va, was found dead near
his house on the morning Of the 18th, with six
teen buok-shot in his breast. He was supposed
TO have been murdered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The British Government has rewarded Mr.
Low, the inventor of the screw propeller in use
in the naval service of that power, with the sum
of 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

II will be recolleeted that Miss Heron, last
spring. offered five hundred dollars cash, and
one thousand dollars contingent upon its suc-
cess, for the best play which should be offered
to her prior to the lst Of December last. Tie
award, it appears, has been made to r. Gerard,
Of New York, for play entitled g Retribution .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Or. Green K Miller, of Clarke county, KY,
was drowned in creek on the night of the 1lth
He was on his way to visit a patient, and in
crossing creek which was swelled by heavy
rains was thrown from his horse and drowned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

A terrible riot occurred at New Haven, Conn,
on the 18th inst, between party of Yale Col
lege students and Irishmen, who were celebra-
ting St. Patrick's Day, during which Patrick
O'Neal was stabbed to the heart and killed and
two others slightly wounded 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The single rate of postage between England
and Monteyideo, or any other part Of the Re-
public of the Uruguay, having been reduced
from 2s, ID. to Is, the whole postage on letter
from the United States to that Republic will
hereafter be 45 instead of 50 cents, pre- payment
required
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

OUTRAGE AT THEATRE--At the Chestnut st.
Theatre, Philadelphia, on the night of the 18th,
some scoundrel in the gallery threw quantity
of lgravel OH the stage. A pebble struck Mrs
Anna Cora Mowatt, who was on the stage. on
the forehead, causing such intense pain that she
narrowly escaped sWooning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The 18th of March, Calhouu's dirth- day, was
celebrated in Charleston on quite o large scale
Business Was generally suspended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Two boys and a eolored man were drowned Mt
Portsmouth, Va, on the 10th, by the upsetting
of II boat by sudden sqall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Navigation on Lake Erie and the Hudson
River has been resumed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The death of the Able de Lamennais, is an
item OF intelligence that comes to us by the
Arabia. As one of the most subtitle commenta-
tors of his age upon theological subjects, the
distinguished deceased was not only famous
among the literati of France, but was known
and highly appreciated by the educated Of oil
Countries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The Helena (Ark. Shield says the furthe
hearing in the Martha Washington case ha
been fixed for the 18th April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The steamship Texas, Captain a. Place, from
Vera Cruz the 23d. arrived at this port on Sat
urday Wetind in our Mexican exchangee little
inteliigence in addition to that received by the
last arrival, d few days since.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Friend Humphrey, formerly Mayor of Albany
and State Senator, died in that city ON the 10th
instant vi f - r
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