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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-15
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST g!
DRY. GOODS FOR THE FALL TRADE.

Red, white and fg'd Flannels, all qualities;
Said coored Flanncls, for Sacks;
Cassmiers, Saltinets, Twceds and Kentuck
Jeans, all qualities;
all Linen;
Bleachcd Damask Table Cloths, some very fine /:
Blcached and brown Linen Towellings and
Towels all qualities;
Embroidered Table Covers
Irish Linen Of every quality, from celebrated
manufactures in soft finish. sd, l0-4, la,
and l2-4 bleachcd and brown Sheetings
best make;
Granire,T Augusta and Hancock brown
Shr,ings, by The bale nr p ce, cheap
Real Georgia Plains, and TwiIls, uf Geo. Shley's
manufacture, cheap;
Twlcd Kersys, manufactured at the Augusta
Manufacturing Cnmpany;
Georgia Stripes and Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarns !;
White and colored Blankets, large stock will b.
sold cheap;
Whitney and Ribbon bound Blankets, all quail
ties and sizes;
Crib Blankets;
Three Ply, Ingram and Hemp Carpetings,
various patterns;
Rogs and Druggets, for floor cloths;
Ladies' and Childrens Shoes;
Carpet Bags, Port Monies, Ivory and Pearl Tab
lets, Extracts Otto of Roses, Fancy Soaps
Cologne, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Ivory
and Horn Combs, &C., sc.
GREAT CARE at the LOWEST MARKET
every article will be sold as cheap as can be
'ully solicited.
NJ A. RANSOM, AGENT FOR
R. NJ. FULLER.
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DR.. GUYS0TT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT Of
YELLOW DOCK & SARSAPARILLE

YELLUW UUGh q SAhohE EhnkLL6
rs NOW PUT UP IN THE LARGEST size6
i Bottles, and is acknowledge to be the best SAR~
SAPARILLA made, as is certified by the WONDER
Full CURES it has performed, the original copies o9
which are in the possession Of the Proprietor. Res
member, this is the only true and ORIGINAL article,
The Medicine, when used according to directions
WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL
SororULA OF KINGS ErrI, CAHcEns, TUNos, EgUrTiozv
oY TIE Skis, ERyslrELAs CuRoSio SoRE-ErFs, EIsd-
woRx Oh LETTERS, ScALD HEAD, RnrUNArIsM,
PArSs IS TIE BONES OR JOHNS,
SORES AND ULcrRs SwELLlSos
TIE GnSSD1, SYrHlLis
pysPEPsIA,
SALT RnECa, DISEASE or -
ERSEfs, Less OF APPETITE, DIs.
EASE ARISING FROM MERCURY,
pAIS IN SIDE AND SnoULDERs, GENERAL DE-
DILIrY, DRorsY, LrMBAGo, JAUSDicE AND CosTirESEs.
The Best Female Medicine known.
THE pccuas maadcs to which females are subject COM
monty produce great bodily exhaustion, accompanied by
depressed aud often gloomy state of mind As The system
Declines in strength there loss Of nervous power, aud
this naturally impas the energy OF the mind and dis
turbs the co,aTnity Of the temper Every candid
who suffered from female complaints will admit this 10 be
the mourn irt Now, to obtain relief Is only
~ stop Che tendency to depletion and debility This Is
done By renewing that fountain Of health and strength the
Dob and 10 medicine accomplishs this desirable result
10 speedily and complete Dr. Guysos Improved Extract
Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila.n
Ladies' of pale complexion and consumptiyc habits and
such rs rr debtaed by those distractions which females
liable to, restored, BY the use OF bottle or two, 10
bloom and to vigor.
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MDID AT ELS.
For Sheriff.


---->sS--
For Sheriff.
FELIX E. BODIE.
WM. QUATTLEBUMy
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
For Tax Collector.
BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
A. K. ABLE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTX.
NJ. B. WHITTLE,
LEE HOLSON,
For Ordinary.
JOHN w. SMITH,
WIZ. DURISOE,
FL. T. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODIE.
For Clerk.
EDMUND PENN.
THOS. G.. BACON.
II. L. BOUKNiGHT,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-15
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

II - IA n ~ = ~ !" " Nu n ~
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hunaredh Edition. lsmo, up. $50. Price so Ctnb
[oN FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90.
First published in ls47i and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT, can hero
acquire q full knowledge OF the ma
turc, character and causes OF her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. II is impracticable to con
vey fully the various subjects treated Of, as they
arc of q nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Eavo been SENT BY nrAn within the last few
months.
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For Ordinary.

JOHN w. SMITH,
w: F. DURISOE,
FL. T. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODIE.
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BENIoHTED IGNORANCE,

AS .CULPhB.E AS INE1cUsABLE!
How long shall this Ignorance prevail so produc.
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant Of the nature character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
embittering her days by suffering suffering often
prolonged to years, eventuating in complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable! Shall
we for ever close our eyes to the results of physo
logical science BY which We may arrive at nm
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our children.
LET EVERY WFE AND HUSBAND PONDER I.
No husband or pife need be ignorant Of ,uhat
concerns them most TO know to secure their health
and happiness. That knowledgs i, contained in
little lrork entitled
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Rca(Iy-Madc Clothing |!

Jan il,
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For Clerk.

EDMUND PENN.
THOS. G.. BACON.
r. u. BOUKNiGHT,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03
W8TERfyyG PLACES

EF0R RLADtfN SPRlNUo AMI nsR. M
pENopoIIs The new liEht dra ght pastnI kssE5SS1
ger HEROINE " Abels, master VI -
nm Regular Packet and all Interim dits ianh nGs
daring The -. - ...s~.. a, Rt,
Springs Sunday O'clock and at Demopohs on o''As
IT. oelreE u.
@ Returning Deopol Tuesday At 10 osie I,s
esdon 10 o'clock ~, avhs o'he
rhorsdaV a. o'clock
HEROINE extremely light drangnt snd VI WI
regular At all stages OF me lfe'
| For freight passage IL on board or ,.,.r.
/ Id SMITH Il FTBIsTER Agents. ls Chrsl 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03

II ITTLEJOHN, NORCOM & CO., corner of
Ieves Streets have store and offer for sale
cash
CuFFEE- Mocha, lava, Havana mad Rio:
TEAS-Impeti4l Gunpo~der, Black, common ard tine;
W HTTE SuGARS-Cushed, Loaf row Tered R ihet !
BRASIlES Old Bo1no United Projectors Vineyard, DH-
puy, Otari Co., -
TlNES-Fme Port, Sherry Mniera Champagne, Claret
aai Sweet Malaga;
sCHNAPPs-Wpl'e.t sehedam, pints and quarts;
SALMON AND LObSfERS-lnu tloE, pound cans
lelI
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday Morning, July 8, 1854
COTTON -. There rather demand in the
market Saturday and the sales embraced about
1000 bales Not much could be learned with regard to
prices but they understood to be rather easier for
buyers We yet quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior 5Gp X ,Mddling Fair. .91l61o14
ordinary. 6n 6I Fair. .lOa6Vn
Hidding. .7a@s7sI Good Fair: nominal
1ood Midding. so 691a Good and Fine, I'd
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Corros-bseB. ToHAeooa-hhas
stock on hard Sept. ..........lo 572 2as@
yester1ay. 14-141OO76 900 ~42:176
142o6is 7l64i
"a pc =. '7 ncsterdav 3o2s .12GG8l3 O0O-29o7l
s+oo, ~, hand not cleared 80 1885 4l67o
TOBACCO. We heard Of III hhds taken as 1olio~s
IL at 51z so Light Kentucky at the same, and DO Ad
mitted and Refused (Clarhsvle) Mt $50 round, The
stock now on sale is reported at barely 1900 hhds
SUGAR AND MOLASSES Sales confined to small
lots at previous rates.
FLOUR. Market heavy with sales of $50 bbls Super
fine st. Louis at So 5O0$6 GA and 100 Extra at 81 70
o Dbl.
GRAIN m Transactions in Corn were confined to re-
sales of some 1900 sacks at 54nD55e bushei. LII
Wheat about 1900 sacks were disposed OF at 81 20 q
bushel
PROVISIONS We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at sl1 25Qsl1 so p barrel. of Bacon, 20 casks good
Sides were sold $50, and few casks Shoulders at "a
a5c "a Ii -. Nothing of moment dong in Lard
ROPE 275 coils prime were sold at $40
COFFEE Dull and 100 bags fair Rio disposed OF al
| o. u tb. ..........o. ...........,.-
SALT "A lot of 800 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold from
store 81 % u sack, and 5000 to tooo aken Two OIL
| three days ago) at the same price
| CANDLES so boxes Star brought 22s p tb,
| WHISKY Sales 100 bbls Extra in lots at 2c fol
divers and Dean Wayne's, and 300 y gallon for Dex
ter's.
| FREIGHrs e. Ships for Liverpool filing up at 1l-16t
| for Cotton -........ -..m... ..
EXCHANGE. Demand limited at our quotations:
sterling ~ ~ Tvs anu iY
4
yeg York Sixty-day Bills. 2T2A p ct. 1iFc
Night Checks on New York parfDh y ct. disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03

LAFouRcHE p r-lo hhds sugar shta &@1s do
3aterFt Iosclsir and ayde DO Turner
BnHirjes o order.
yg a fe c s' Gs','o Ft S sugar t3s'
Az MiltcubegrT-2ldo NJ Packard sund,e' 10 rider
q aals Ny 20 sts NV 90 pity
ssy NJ asyg d 10 or r @ d. tE, Lss
% s. s Ss S SiRo Ss Son 300 30 &c
suleger20 herman SIS 50 ks eon Pickett MHege
ats6 nj i Fsfaon Fsysr se5 sb,s sgs
b 81 l. 40 bales hay T Nror dco
s. y9a A., 9F od bosp p Is
10 fnsrt hos aaSr bran Pickett sssmnrdo
Al r. H.. s1 40 ss'S 10 he" wooir1 Ssaa FREE
F. $40 do cat Moo 80 ma. SsGseg Y.1sH Geo
SeoI4 eggs rbondio 20 100 70 narhe,
q rs Do We Wis tso5s bis flour Esas' d.
ssot &gos nd eaS9 ksnos D t 1sG9 s' Ios
dc i v I}en sn-nepd1ies . order.
FORT HDs9SSner Gipsaa hbI9 sassr G. saH , %o9
rs nnby s4 bes mgln.sss Az W v, l ts bags
B!o e. Laurel s ss HHt Scn 5S %JE &
FfyI syr4 do y bis da Bnbdge aeoS do
a. I'll, sssrs tr 35 Mil sugar Nj Gordon r-5U pEgs
and suppiys &c cotton snd 5 hhl
| sugar, 20 bbis do bbs mpaes.
Bulletin sS29o % Sas cotton A. R Gs
G H- Dc s Wseb &os Lows Do rts
sl4u Green &1Sal de Williams BS'haFst tee6 do +
Ftie" Henderson, Terry tso5! do lev t Cali
wilson &so- hnrordge &so2 chrisp, MsGse 'sSos
ma 10 fs9fS S WISE Se s do 6aF a ANY boa Ss
do II rar hay il Hc,5} 10 DuGy &"o45 otis touT
rs d. . ToeItar Sso DO rtse FTe Sco 81 sacS wheat,
MS l 8 ks t q II ng.t Hecss s,Ft Eo@ese Fho9pso
3 bI , 5 10 lbs = ifSnuvile Ra4sfe see keg. a
hnae't riet iisg oTton EeNl5 6eEs EesrT' Ftg ~
- ~ tqley er9rlsF si ,9tton ga FIT = pk
aes sa 'i '5f bdd. 'Sa"s' s''' -
Nsa 5e % 81 a &ts &C.
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DEMAND OF AN ENGLISH COMMANDER TO EX-
-tMINE THE PAPERS or AN AMERICAN SHP,-Gap
1ain Allen, of the ship Minnesota, arrived at
this port to-day from Liverpool, reports that on
She 25th of May, in latitude 3d. longitude TO-,
llie vessel was boarded by an officer from the
British steamship Gladiator, who demanded an
examination Of her papers. Captain Allen
asked what authority he had for making such
n demand, but the officer gave no satisfactory
AnSwer.
The Minnesota had two deaths among her
scen on the Banks. New York Evening Post
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OIL do egVs Gol4 hhda tobacco rs pkgs mdo 70
Turner Wilson 6c-0o bales hay 10 kegs butte Boz zano,S 90
SbnsM-r2s kegs butter w Wright
IS5 brs u IN rnekg potaoes AcoI4O half bills
beef Gradn Jeans burnside &coia bb half DO
keys lard II pkxs Mo1rc doo3 DOM rim
8 rope Smith, Johnson sentso do PTs baskng White
head N a do pniB killer Parme
20 Rla,s Nit hs-ls do Boupao!0i bds paper 70 4
Stevens ~ s7cks ats b lard eask bacon
W y.n,-1Ia "a ks Mckay Morris BILE twtne
Weis6er-95 Hz,d Green's pigs stoves NJ -ha~sl
ia n Ma ire a Ia DO sulyan-iD bbs whzksy DeSlya
Bq jeans Fson Acoi bt ard IS k 81 lard u do butter
peMce G bbs apples 70 orderToa " hhda tobaeto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03

THE SAPPHIRE CAvE--At the southern en-
france Of the Bay of Naples, in the limestone of
e1e Island of Capri, this cave has recently been
discovered The Sapphire Grot is one of the
anost beautiful objects Of nature, and perfectly
unique. AT the base of steep cliff which dips
trola great height into the sea, semi circular
oPening appears above the edge of the water in
shape resembling the mouth of an oven, and not
much exceeding it in size. When the sea is
calm, the visitor approaches it in small skif,
and STOPPING below its sides, is pushed under the
opening by the guides. He thus enters cavern
ot considerable dimensions, the roof spanning
IKE dome placid expanse of water of the
deepest azure blue; the sides and roof also pre-
sznting a rich blue color, which has given it the
name of the Sapphire Grot The cause of the
beautiful blue light is thus accounted for by DR..
Hogg; 1.-The entrance is the top of a suhaque-
aus arch, springing up from the sea on one side,
statl out of the ledge of the rock on the other,
iohus, the interior is illuminated by rays pass
ing through the blue waters of the surrounding
esean, which diffuse rich colot over the walls
and roof of this singular cavern, which is Illus
ERate1 by the shadow of the boat being thrown
81 the roof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03

FATAL ACCIDENT We learn that q young
lady i'll Jefferson City, few Days since, whilst
promcnading in view of some heaux, by au un-
lucky twist disloeated her spine, which proved
fatal IL few minutes. 1t might not be amiss
lpr some young ladies of Warsaw, when they are
Qut shopping, TO have care how they handle
themselves, lest they might come to a similal
mtimclY end. [Southwest Democrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03

Pen steamship Perseverance, from sansiagoM Buchanan
children, Mrs Tucker Mrs LENT 'odenan a. NAY
children, Mr. Terry aty nd md
Hamilton Haycoak Jonc, NcBe1son, angan, Brdy Tanker.
Trusae Really, keud Compton, e. gby Ma std Greer bowen
Hale Ednopson Cass van Brown Moor 10 deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

JEFFERSON CRY
Saturday Evening July l. 1854
Arrived to-day IS Texas beeves and $40 veal cattle
only 40 head of Western but ample stock of Texas
cattle offers with nearly 800 hogs and moderate supply
of sheep.
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per ship Orphan Yurk-G GuthTuer, Mcpherson
geshY AAcauaytagts 7 tus scoGtant, Lewis &coJ Lmn
Bradley. vi son scop ShsA"r &co budcerke tteo
& Br0Pfce, Frost &cofotman lRtt Sra-b
SlrGls Whtns- Wright, vi lams 600 II McKin.tl
ruth-W Violet dclPsrmrle Bro Rmaho &ce-E NJ Daley
Mn let &eoS Guloi-Prce Frost &coPetkns Campbell SEQ
order, g.
l. Cobn II ytsJ asSsl Gro J Toners Wellington &fo-J
Sco-iI R BearhD CRrrol-Eorlos Cfl ssA
Hi-N 'aueteE y rftrg-E TnPn.s Kennedy hcr,s Fer
naniesN Smith Chapman-utdy crntche &ro-A Whiting
Mcdowell Cobb L Matthew'S &eo
t.G sampson NJ nwoed &co G
&cf-OgebE MaeauAy-f Deg NIB taue
&ro-Rnwlils, Duncan Sca# Order
Per stp tels ltefg from YOrkC " Smpann-Tnnhut
T Buidpckc Geo Bro-Formnn, Eating &cu Smith
BHsharon Carroll CoSlark Day StaueiG W SKIER
C Wi =haar--order.
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IMPORTS.

IMFUkTS
NEW YORK-Ship fsIe.bsrg--AEEort4d indie.
NEW YORK Ship Andcyer-Assorted niae
NEW YoRk-sbp Am Washt0rn--A Esorei nllze
NEW YORk-sAp North American assorted mdsc.
NEW YORk-Batk Sarah BrtIge-AtsOrted mdse.
BOSToN-Stp Asatah- 60l tons ice 10 Stanton &co.
BRACES SANTTAGOStrsm,p Percvsranessb750n rocte to
10000 Burnste hco*4'S5 Press heoaSe2 10 10
Soathmsyd Alb IS Ferbn- os&4on NJ Cheeo
s264 aisks troS9Iu L NJ fe"s5b9C blRnr' n-s2.u MI
to0 Snrr ono schmidt SsgtJ intUrtetSiO NJ SetlE
s5n 6C0-$20O0 Menws ell Mills ac097 tas cot
,onS n &co-Tottl, s5i.2sI specie.
NEW YORK-shrp Underw rrsr-A sorted mdse
BoSToN-Ship John HAncock-Ice, to- Warner Geo
BUST0S-Ship Edwin Fye-Assored mdse
BFIL2E-Schr Arades logwood III hides, to order.
HAVANA-Brs Adams Grny-l3 gar rras-SGO bales I,
hnre 70 rs cig4s Co.iant eis NJ Cahaer "A Hrrnsude
NJ Hernap1e1ZD N del CAMPO Valls-F Riots-F
Furr-Eapu, Romagossn Of irulto Capt Henry
BoSToN-scLr + G u rney--Assort mdse,
NEW YORK-Shlp Forest King Assorted mise.
NEW YORK-shtp Touoi-Assorei mise.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF TRE DAILY CRESCENT
Monday Morning. July 1854.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
"a Ies Morgan, lawss., fof ealvv.ton and Ioaia1ola

Harris Morgan
Steamship Pamrero FLANDERS, York, Tempe'
nntor, Ctiin, Nvrpno, BoRet; W ms 500
Bug FidiA Hicks Tor George ID , II Remedy geo
ak, IN. tot ofpu. Chtisu, T. Hart Sco
srIr p ,rbnnn t,sr1 for pgusarola Hurley
SeaI, CAEerdsn
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE : For

Ia i,r nF
"a lhh Eafiloi iioN VT M. VI a. '
EB every Lay ana Evening" except A.
ttl 10 =, ". - - -
tS IHENIf-FlN GEMS ADMIT lANCt, VIII sc Tie price
hereafter, on al OCCASIONS. ..., 81.
Their will be NJ ZEE AnisSloNs Win hs efcepton OF tx
hibturs and the Press and no SEASON lLtlo VIII Dc sold
The ystai PhlHce has undergone The nst
aud improvements and Is ra ally 'ne w WIN CANT va interest
ing M o. ha9IGqi rom sFsrS quarter OF lh- World
Tue MAttlNEhf pf.fANi hf'i Is ,!e'y tvL'ptte S4e u
large numb o addioni anu rcus "Ie III pre-
VIII tnd place IN weeks
The PICTURE GALLERY rs already the most comprehensive anu
vAluah col econ II tue western fien'isphee' Mt,
The SCULPTURE cnptrlbn einboy over au pieces q ah
most OF them mnny than orisina n a o. shius
Many StAtes 0esid NOW eh
Europe. =, , -. -
he ASSOCIATION ,s t9 ~ VI
choice collection OF AoDtS VI ANil1 o al oaHi o Ba
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VJCRSBURG.

WIN lsav, eTsrv SATURDAY, q S O'Clock Pm.
HyOR MILLIKEN'S BEND, VIrKs- ~ H.
T. Bt,KG, WAR ES1oy. NV g .RTstGE. lss5s.saxI
1avofy SARA AZ gATN ROUcE-Rs gulsr Wrek
VI tsay Pnkst STEAMER X. W. MeRAE IN place o. nc South
rErn'nR plsseh ger Pacgef
at ana R. W MegAE r, smith mater viii Leave as above For
'''+s' SMITH q FTMTsTER, 10 Cara street
" the Me- meet so fsto3 rys eass's s5sTy
hip TO ard Lfors sh aiso meet the 1hn F-
d-- ana freight Tor hrSanss ti7er
Craen lie, Pm nd t7s Hend'- .z.r ,,..... ,
t ~ ~ ts. ii ~ ft .s iegs
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RIVER STEAM ERS.
.-i.-.----a
COAST.

r AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR RS. n
BsTEY, Can't. ". @. Wilson, ssyes MoIBATS lstsrTE
stbp n. a7a FRIDAY, sts A. 81. - - , ssfIssssas'SsN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-03

A DESPERATE CASE OF scROFULA CURED BY H9iLo-
WAYS OINTMENT AND P1LLsMr he don Of sydney h9is-
Rel,wHy's medicines in Ses uth !" aes,
e that Thomas The employ Mr. Charles hnI 1on
with Scrofi IN he Ne y ana
his BODY WIS peculiar kind Of ptp out OF winch ex
snn-ldeshle expense
yayioGs nteden without good # H then used hoL
cure lin that hs perfect health to
The present time. =, -, ,,o, o,p.y o.. Strand
pear Temple oudon and by ali tbt espe tab ~
ssys in Medicines the United StHaR m bo1eR at cents %
snEAnd Wholesale by the pTnF us ,osn ~
tJnion by Nss A. B.a SANDS Newt asa d
considerable saving in taking the large sizes
| 49,
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RED RIVER

viii Issge TUESDAY Jny 4, 81 + o'eleck ?. Y
NOR SNITHLAND, JEFFERSON. - n
BENTON, PORT G. DDo siiREs ErohT T, end a
packet steamer s. CHA LEs Captain AnaeI app
pats VII leave a. ar6Te. freight Psag, having superior
fs7 'p' - SMITH Il Ffs1sTEF. Is Canal trest
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ErsT
BESlANIN WATKINS Of Gibson Mississippi, Architect
Engineer Bdg Builder notice ha' HI will s'an the ssss
sppl Fudaou, other Riser in the United states
wish SUSPENSION Bridges upon reasonable terms ior [eaaS
He Sltuppor'ns or lhN r. IL
ANEST BRIDGES above dyes sill be
pr de eher Timber Brick sone, Gs Wro' gh Iron
locations with either Strap Iron Wre
span the Potomac a Washington CitY or tho
East River New York 10 B. ookyn or Nliiar
s0n River Point the Eastern sh're,r
Cablt wnss pended during the RevolutionaryW
| LIZ.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

fu,,,, % -, -, C1,a n, -, ~, p,vrn, IN
rs boot ASp en cq fnApE " p2 Es "a
9o4 90 mere t were 2too lou pairs VI o9?.'
~ pairs OF shoes lllhuihc'uieu ~ 7oa
s, ~, WIN an agsregule Vl'ue o. '" Ia
- anu an giving eniPioSlhe EN- 70 - ~
RNA9 lo'o'o females. In looo the nu1 1 e. "
mares employee, according 10 t1e Ihi'ep ',ae'
esnSus was s1on9Fe tnoi' douo do ~ IN tho
per VI any vraue' anu more 'lah oVuDt1 NV
hun'P e OF coru~alners - any otnsr o. GOO
9ept view lSrk, winch mas oue ap Jul II, w
10 pronanie lae ~ 'ne pfssent, to ala dla
agur@s Oh loto are more tnah uouoleu DeS' tbe
sais' mere are great huoeTs oi persons III .n'
aaJoEiihg STATES particularly view ilunps"4ie,
Nao "ork i"r sassachu -,
She principal snop the leather y only .cilcheu
9rc"e OUT mostly oy the a'u OF llgn1 "aenine.y,
shso sores heels' upPers, couh1els' ~ NY
nm! counters ana s,TaPs are sh'ae4 a INV
pisee*a IN. ana the WORK is theh given oul W we
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MEMORANDA.

The Chancor lei: Louisville til Esd nit reports feat
prncpa bars and falling. Steamers Mary Hunt ind Empire
Ia up FIR the
sesmai Grand 2'h ult. port load
iuG o Sow orlesn, osca . and st, Nicholas.
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- ENUINE HE1DsIECK CO. CHAMpAaNE

The subscribers having been appointed by Mesr Eedsieck
Eser sole in the United tste
Wines who tina retres from business espec
lp sutjnlned card CRAMER ABEGs
New York, January i, ls54
CARDMr CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent for III,
ss Of az The United States retiring em business
beg inform ~ that have arponted Meas CRASk2
AaEGG S0e Agents and Importers OF our brand ~ "
United aud Canada,
shall order continue the
oymen the prominent which the public generally
have accorded brand, this shall send
will fully sustain tho high to
which has attained in your market.
alone enabled to furnish this Old estab
and genuine quality, would Simply slhn
which beg call particular attention
The EDSIECK co. brand urst Introduced 10 the United
through their Sole Agent Mr. t. Sanou after
Salmon d StuFgfsant.
dissolved their senior partner alone
occupying the premises To hint also b.
privilege Of retaining ere'a
cellars which the hta
this brand had osned tie retiring 'nu business
f IN I've hecaa hia immediate
| therefore sole pTopT'etNfs ut this oEun
ould sld, that order distinguish mark from ehe
IN u labels, also stamped the lealea
and srouud etle it's whelt
which snd originally introduced aud heam
known in the Ifritsa States, the honor
obidt- serv'ts.
REIss December Is, 1858. HEIDSIECK co.
subscribers being appointed agents for The South West Of Il
celebrated wines, constantly supplied with tin quarts
| f'' II, ?. NICHOLS : CO.
! ans1 SIN stos~P street,
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ATO REMOVABLE. ANFoEx, -
SURGEON aud PRACTICAL DENTIST, Is II s{asfESA
itiAt Nc between Canal Stree YYY
nd if,t,s Cars Dpot where he is pIerasd to
$50 Of his and at bis usual Moderate
chargss =, ,,,o,-Ny eTpFFT h.twesn
N,bt-uhce ana rsaidH 70 T,enot
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I EAlINEsT0CH's VERMIFUGE, STATE
Y MsNl FROM CANADA.

MAY BUTTER -, 100 packages, various
LII sizes, ior tRlt hY A D. GRIEF CO.,
ts""H 20 0l1 LaYeEs SIT
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AMUsEM ENTS.
,IAnInr,s NARIET1Es-FnnRTH OF

YIE1Ih11DI1J - y R'17 E.. \,
JULY.-A spend entertain llramH and EArcs "
patty ths ladies the rsgge ofe 500. ~
80, ThomAA " Hvatt y
Trio, lily Dale" BY MAY Ksmhe ome s"ng'. Y 2 r
The hmsen PlnR reefted by G. H. oiowed by The Star
SpangIed Ban Sol Dryden, Chorus BY des.ra
Hinton, Hyatta and adss and Gentlemen,
Psrtic N 173+Nr