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- ls1" HOWARD ASSOCIATION, OFFICE No. 80
CAMP STREET UP sTAiRsAppicatioa INDECENT
Persons sick with the Yellow Fsvar, will
the Association DAILY from to o'clock
$50 2p2w D. 1. RICARDO, Secretary.
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to inform the public that he prepared
diseaap and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when be seriously
The sufferer obtain much relief Those with
affections invited visit DR. Consultations
As evidence of hs sincerity his confidence his
treatment Dr. F. viii undertake every pre-
ented make charge until patient Is Patients
cured without pain the the knife Twenty
mail will package the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
direetions for Address Dr.. FRAZEE
aplt 9piv Office, IS St. Charles IN at b
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Cheap Dry Goods Store,
VSS CAMP STREET 81

= - - m Il
EB The undcrsignd informs s friends paio generally
that he has now in siore large and beautiful
sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS,
all Of which are offered al tie LOWEST PRICES.
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MUSLIN;
NEW STYLE BAREGE and MoUsLiN DEJAINE;
PLAIN JAC0NET and PLAID MUSLIN;
SUPERIOR FANCY SILK BAyADERE ROBES;
BRoCApE and PLAIN BLACK Silks; - ~
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, cIiIsfosETTEs and SLEEVES,
RICH VALENCIA and THREAD LAcEs
LATEST STYLE HoNlToN DO;
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS 81 every quality; n
SWISS aad JAcoNEr RDGING ard INSERTING;
EMBROIDERED BANDS, LINEN cAatsaIcK HANDKFR-
CHIEFS, ETC., etc.
= -. ALSO.
A hrge and wel aasorted stock Of ls
FRENCH and AMERICAN, PRINTS and DOMESTIC.
gg- HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS -
RICH EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS;
| FIGURED SATIN DAMAsK, all qusliiesi
RUSSIA LINEN sTIERTING. DIAPERS snd SAPKrNs;
| IRISH LINENS; HAMILTON COTTON sHEET1Na TowEIaNG
and TABLE LINENS. AI-o-A complete assortment 81
HOSIERY, ETC., etc., etc.
81 2p1m HORACE BARBY.
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Creme he R0ssSy Champagne,
JACOuESSON a. Fills BRAND

JACQUE0oUIS q FIL5 bHANU.
entirely ths Bouzy brands
E NOW LANDING, 1850 the above
quarts and piR and will sesive tho ~
further supply S8SsE
This Wnsisdecdedly superior to other
into this all JAcquEssoN
Fills Brand DE HouzYor ELEUR sI.SERy.
h1 Also on hand usual asaortent Of The boa. WINES
LIQUORS the which will he sold
any other houss ths city ~
janis 9ptf SEwELL r. TAYLOR, No, ~ Royal street.
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Gs- NouoE-On Tuesday, October 2, r. M
Montgomery Co, will to have DAILY SALES
don fFurnnre etc. the Old Auction Mart Camp
They receiving large New Fashions
BILE Furniture from the North which they especially
tenlion Of housekeepera and others. saslw
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MS NoIgoE-On Tuesdav-O,

qEs- JULES LAyERGNE, Esq, is Candidate
for the senste vacancy by resignation
the Hon. ia Braud s5td
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9g- STATE LEaIsLAruRE.-Ca Capt. JOHN A.
JAQUEss candidate the First Representative
10 the State Legislature inside vacant by the resignation Of Hon.
Snnn1e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

The following question was decided week
ago last October" w hieh is theo oldest berry y
We attach the answer, !" The elder berry"
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Ca,.peting. Carpetimg!.
Floor Slik Cloths,

@ We have hand large assortment OF FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Of the best and ordinary qualities wde which
cut hail. We enabled offer purchasers
usual advantages in quality and price.
A
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS, DOOR MATS, WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc. etc.
.a@ j. D. CAMERON d co,
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5. Dentistry.

II. w Ill h La M R HAL u 81
~ Would respectfully inform his the Sz-y.s
public that he has removed hia Office and sadence
from caropdelet TO No. 1888 BARoNcE STREET, VI
where he Ia prepared TO perform all operations In A411
DENTISTRY 10 skihi aaihccry niannsr iii adpfn
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aInteger Vita, scelerisque puris
Nee Mauri jaculis negarcu.n

HInteger Vita, 8celersque puris
Nee Mauri jaculis negarcu."
Whatever could have been done for poor Piumbe, by
the warmest affection and the sincerest regard
ationshp claim he felt that he died among
friends and not strangers He received all the kinnesses
and enjoyed all the comforts that could have been given
ezen and was accompanied to the last with friendly
regards
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Evy,y do SO Many Chsttres. Die 2

II This question hica frequently asked
yet know not that have been able satisfactory
at all strange consideration
circumstances that such difficulty should ex The question:
remains important and fail
To however, from careful and attentive
thus subeand have with the opinion Of
aieanshat the deah among children
ted womthey give rise dseases
fatal because least supeeed but there remedy
be relied with the utmost confidence That
NERS CANADIAN YERMIF UGE" which has knswn
o be administered the delicate child perfect
safety Call the and pamphlet containing certificates
and ether information.
~ Price 25 cents bottle
~ Gold Wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT CO,
Isl Chartras street, Neworleans
OF ap3t General Agents the a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

At q meeting of the citizens of Kansas, held
on the LIST ult., large majority were found to
*be favorable to Kansas being made slave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

The pufser OF the stssn,aIi d Charles Morgan
has laid III Under fresh oblig tons for copy of
nanifast Aid late Texas papers
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We aslsoWledge QUA Indebtedness to the OH
Gers of the fine steane Oceaha ard Forest Rose
Tor their polite attentions:
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Rooes, sSsoes assa xsrogas.s,

Boots, Shoes and ksr0g0ms,
SSME&E ATWHoLEsALE. II
RSN Now landing from ahp Norfolk, general
NaS saOrtmsuso Of BOOTS SHOES. BRoGAKs, HATS eAPS
etc Plantations supplied prime DFTcEilNe BOOTS
BOOTS BhoGANs WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW and
cAMPEAcHY HATS, at the loweat rnarketprics BY
jsi3 2dp&w FROST a co. 10 Magazine #.
60 HATS Cops, etc.
MA Al WHOLESALE,
EB We constantly receiving general assorEnant
silk, Fur cassimere Lghou, stray, Palm
v col HATS, at the
AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
JyI3s9 pdaw FROST co. 10 AiaKax,ne ssrest,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

Weaf iadahted to- the steamers Geo. Collier
and eaia5aut for late papers from st. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

N ExEcuTEns orban, convicted Of the murder
Of Bosseau, was hung in Belleville. H. on the
ed ult. The execution was private, and q
great crowd besieged the doors of the jail and
demanded that the prisoner should die in their
sight
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LATEST TE LEGRAPHlC NEWS
70 rmn NEW ORLEANS DAIIY oREscENT.

Three Days LsAfer from Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

LATE LITERATURE.-Mr J. q. Morgan, Ex-
change Place, adjoining the Post-ofice, adver-
tises in another column the receipto Of a large
number of books. standard. miscellaneous and
periodical, which be has received by the latest
steamers. Morgan,s selection Of books is al
ways admirable, and his assortment always
large WE commend onr readers to his, store,
and TRUST they will patronize it, No man
deserves patronage better.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

!f9t y gineers q tho steamboat
Timos1zs xploded recently psar JeIfsrson
Cifys III t1ied before ths d 81 cornmiisa.
sisnal IN nv SHAfgs y ma.lslepgktsr and iii.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-01
IN ADVANCE
N u NJ B E r 81

@ ""u '''endS' who were rejoicing at our es-
I cape us though we were brothers, S,n,.
o' theh thronged around us with exc,-
NATIONS OF JOY and questions Of our az
cape, while others clasped our hands with
mute pressure, speaking volumes from
t'e'r eyes, but no words fell from their
''Ps' Others again were all attention to
our noble and powerful horse, who stood
proudly erect, as if conscious that he w,s
getting his need Of praise.
soon they led us to the tent of the
wounded, where lay our noble and L,-
loved Captain and several of nv com
rades' on beds Of pain. But they FORGOT
their wounds to listen and rejoice n, 9nr
escape.
Soon was prostrated on bed of paib
-thc most excruciating have ever felt;
MY legs were drawn into perfect knots.
ANA my feet looked as though thew had
Den hackled with a saw and every 70,
sawed apart into my feet. But such kind
attentions as my Rough looking, but noble
hearted comrades rendered to me. Wo-
mans hands could not have been mo,,,
gentle or woman's voice more soothing.
II may seem strange TO many that our
escape should cause such joy but they
must remember that many of US wer.
relatives, and that many had been friends
Oh iong standing and intimately associated,
anu t!'at or company was not picked I'D,
even IN different parts of the State, but
VIC a'I came from Gwinnett county
header have finishedl Ihope have
MADE an hour pass pleasantly by, in the
Perusal OF these facts-not fiction. No,
not finished vet. Ii you will cast Your
eye" Dciow, you will see piece Of poetry
mat read and preserved from an old
newspaper, many years ago, relating 10
this subject:
"h,'e southern climes are wrapt in peace,
ana Georgias sons all sat at case;
10 savage yclls are heard around,
with infant cries, mingled sound.
t our Gwinnett band unconscious strolled,
Where Chattahooche's current rolls:
hiie Uchee's tribe i'll hostile pomp,
ZANE rushing from neighboripg swamp.
Bold Garmony onward led the train,
TO meet the hostiles on the plain,
Unconscious of the dangers near,
FOR Ichees strength lay in the rear:
Devoted band, your doom to hear
10 hear the din of battle ronrt
Inc bloody scenes of savage war,
Inc pride OF Gwinnctt wcltring there
An ! far from home brave Martin falls:
Midst clash of arms and savage yells
les Lacey, too, in weltcring gore
lie sleeps to see his friends no more.
And Allen too, he falls among the slain,
And hnds grave upon the plain
Both Sims and Tate upon the ground,
And Peydon, 10 with them is found.
And Garmony, brave, receives wound.
Which brings him to his knees,
But laws four Indians on the ground,
Before he fled the savage band.
stewart $ brave sons, the savage meet,
Ihou little force, you must retreat;
Outnumbered by the Indian band,
You're forced to yield your favorite stand.
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CHOICE OF A WFE-It is incumbent
on every man, rs he regards his own well
fare in this life, to make the most anxious
scrutiny into the character and disposition
OF the woman he wishes to call his own.
1t is also requisite that he should study
his own deposition, that he may not find,
when too late, that marriage, with all its
Joys, IN consequence Of his unhappy tenn
pes, has no happiness in store for him.
Here, where thousands err and tens II
thousands make themseles miserable for
life, let him pause and consider. Mari.
age is the most important step this side
the grave; it tinges the stream Of life
through all its wanderings, with happi-
ness or misery, until it ceases to flow for.
ever.
Marriage IS with too many a matter
Of mere speculation wealth hides null
titude Of faults and faiings, aud the heir
ess Of rich and cultivated acres will be
sought with avidity, though her mind be
a poor and barren waste Star Spangled
Banner.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-01

DlDMrTAKE TIE NEwspAPER.-Sone
time ago lady noticing that a neighbor
wasn't III her seat at church one Sabbath.
called on her retu. ming to inquire what
could have happened to detain 60 pune
tua! an attendant. On entering the house
she found the family busy at work. She
was surprised when her friend addressed
her.
why, la where have YOU been to-day
dressed in your Sunday clothes,'
TO meeting'
why, what day is it /"
Sabbath day
'Sa, stop washing in a minute Sab
bath day
Well | didn't know, for my husband
has got so plaguey s,ingy that he won't
take the papers now, and we don't know
notllng-well, who preactedr
Mr.. .-......
What did lie preach about!
1T was on the death Of our Saviour
Why as he dead' / didn't knoy
lie icds sick y
We'll all Boston mi sht he dead, and We
know nothing about it 1t won't do,
must have the newspaper again, for every
thing goes wrong without the paper9-
Bill has almost lost his reading, and Pol
iy has got no poetry to read. II we have
to t'ke cart load Of potatoes and onions
10 market, musthave newspaper.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-01

THE hero OF the narrative which follows.
Mr.. JAMES L. KEY, now of Russell count, q.
in this State, Is well known Io the .diroIs
of this paper. His standing is such as TO
entitle him to the fullest credit. We have
long known something of his adventures ;
and a few weeks ago, meeting him ca, uaIly
got promise from him to furnish us far
publication the narrative at his pcrils and
escape. This he has donc1
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-08-11


pressed her hand pn ber own little Hnt~
teriug Heart, one would have ihSnghi dc
disease was coniagious,and veIily think
twas S6now wesdeiermihedi 20, cure
each other, and next we are both 10 APP
ply 10 a Clergyman, whoi is l,ossCosD be.
lweeq us a life,parlnelsAip A az lawyer s and
phySician. .l- -. -. ,.,
But one thing troubles nic, Of which ]
had not thought I'll now; that II is nee:
essAtrsio have our cards engraved Mar
,ried people asesiisbally salr. and Mis-. SO
and So" or Mr.ssuch a lonc aud lody,N
bn' will any one please 70 be go kind as
to tell me- how aud my li:lle wife are to
be desipuaied2 VIII il be "Nlr. apd,Dr.
EIubbs," or"Mr. and Mrs, Ilubbs,M NJ D y
or, as The isdles are going ahead so fas'
in'iheae DAYS of WnmeNfs r gIhs, will 4
sink into still lcssnt insignifcane. and shall
we be "Dr.Fndd and gentleman" OF must
I.dropAhe name ofihbbs slipgelher,ahd
become a Todd, 100? Somebody please
tell me how 10 have those cards eugru-
ved9 ,sasf
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"CUT LoosE AGAIN, MIsTERN--A
.tiieDd of ours, who is most accom-
plishe6 salesman, aud who is kept very
busy in one Of the uptown dryggou3s
houses, was compIimen,ed, not long since,
in o manner aud form as follows, TO wiz:
lie had counirymsn in the slore, and
was showing himaa very handsome piece
Of ladies' dress goods, not,wilhs any great
nope Of selling ii; sill there was, some
chance, and besides, il is necessary-so
our friend nvcrs-.to keep Consistently in
practice. So he dashed ahead in fine
style, praised the richness Of the pattern.
exlolled the texture of The fabric, held it
up 10 a favorable light, aycuched for its
ultra fashionableness; and, It short, lei
loose torrent Of aloquence, in which il
was difficult to distinguish which was
more fauered, the tasIesof The admitting
rustic, orslle quality Of The magnificent
nousseline.S Bumpkin's eye flushed will,
gra'i6ed pride a, the complimentary allu-
sions TO HIMSELF and unconcealed as
,onishmens at the developemeul fbeauty
,inihe goods and fliancy in the salesman.
Catching our friend by the arm, ho ex-
claimed, "S,op'right here one minulep'
and dashed oui.ofgibe store with h'twosor
three rapid bounds. GrosdenSp, stood a
little bothered, helding the Dol, Of goods
across both hands, just as Ihoneh he had
'frtz N" in tIlai attitude in Which lie had
so thoroughly impressed the rural gentle
maR. Meantime, this last mentioned
individual whisked lwp bouncing girls
out of carryall which sfoed in front. Of
the store, ond hnlf pulling. half pushing
them, brough, them up in front of him of
Tho fluent tongne: Irs
"GaIs! stand lhere-right there, Sally
and noW, Mister, cut loose again! l
Just ,pant the gals to hear yoa" sd '
Llis almost needless to say, in viewsol
The ppcuIia'ity Of the circumstances, that
our friend was utterly overwhelmed with
his emotions, and for once in his life
failed in his ntlerance---io The great dis
appointment Of The fo,her and hoih daugh,
,ers.- Montgomery (Ala) Mail
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PUTNAM coUNrYs Quo FRIDAY AUGUST ii, 49,

Substance or the Tgemarks of James
aNaacikenzie, ,.s.r.e-t ..sr
On the Third Reading of the Bill intro
duced By him from The Finance Cam
wittep,. for he Assessment and TOra-
Ton of nH Property in this State, and
for Lerying Tares thereon according
10 ats true Value in. Money.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-08-11


BRowNsaN ON THE, DEFENSE. 49, Mr. !.
Brownson has written a letter, published
in the Catholic Mirror at Baltimore,
designed TO reconcile his Catholic friends
10 his recen, article son Native Amefi-
can ism. de says: ~ @ a,
a.. II had a.molive in What did, and a
motive which snpposec would be. patent
enough TO eoery intelligent Ca'holic; bn'
il seems that in this 4 osetrAted THEN
sagacity, aud, OF course, must suffer for
my mistake. The end ] hsd ln view was,
/ am sure, such rs cvery Catholic who ia,
a d every foreigner who wishes 10 be-
come, citizen OF this Union, would have
heartily approved; and believing thai ]
eniosed the Econfidrnce Of the Catholic
public, fell very sure of accomplishing
il. But | was mistaken. and by the
has'ness aud passion Of my Catholic
friends, it has been defeated" II
"But allow me, gentlemen, TO con-
clude by calling your attention to one OF
Two facts, which should he known with
GU, my telling them. lFe Catholics are
in small minority, and the sentiment q
the country is strongly anti Catholic
Every measure thai we opppse as hostile
10 US, the country will favor aud adopt;
and every measure we support as. fhror-
able 10 our interest,h mii! reject. ] am
sorry lba, i, is so, but so il is; and think
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VOL Is .X5IV.--No. 49,,

's ~ A Gem. ''
81 Tnke- the bright shell
s From Rs home on the lea, a
And wherever il goes n
Il will sing ol the sea- %.
So take the fond henrE ..-s
From its homo and its hearth,
,TwiIl sing OF the loV'd
ATo the eudsicf the earth. ss7,
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wholly ignorant. (. ~. J
"Name il, Madsm," cried Colebs, in a
"It is rock the cradle! sir, ,,nreplied lhe
lady - - =
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-08-11

| A GEL GIsT NoNPhussFD AN old
bachelor geologist was bohs,ing thai
every rock was as familiar to him as the
A lady who was present de-
.clared she knew rock Of which he Was
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,8s71 le,~f Eei sf rs793 t7fs geTY2Si8a
taFs@ e-QsE a&1 siq 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-10
THE METROPOLITAN.

A NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
uaeured and for SALE wholesale and RETAIL by CHILS0N
RICHARDSON, & CO., S74 Broadway, New York; also
81 and So Blackstone street. Boston
1t embraces all the modern Improvements, combining
beauty, durability and economy in the of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation The simplicity Of its
sruction, and the consequent facility with which it ia
managed, particularly commend to the attention of those
in want of a frst-cass cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that of any other range in present being construct
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum, the heat is equaliSed under
all the boiler openings.
The revolving CRATE supported by lever adusted in
such manner that the drechamber can be instantaneous
II empted while the range closed to prevent the
escape Of dust or ashes into the room.
The is of extra size with the ues arranged
to in the highest possible degree equal amount
of radiation every SIDE being elevated and level
with the top of the re-chamber the draft is entirely up
ward and natural The external plates lined with
composition, which being non-conductor Of heat gives it
the advantages of a brick
Under the oven is large and capacious Hot Closet /,
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes Of food. l.
Being supplied with powerful waterback, the range
may be made to furnish without extra fire. large amount
Of hot water, at all times for bath other purposes
Provision is also made for the attachment of hotar fix
lures. by which, in addition to its culinary department it
subseryes important purpose for warming dining
parlor either above adjacent the apart
ment in which it is placed.
The Fues are large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Coke or Wood. 1t re-
quires additional fixtures for tn of either For those
purchasing for transportation distance it offers pecu.
liar advantages being complete in itself and in respect
dependent on brick-work for any of its aues
In points of finish, workmanship and general appear
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect cost it compares favoraby with either
of the Elevated-oven Ranges now in market
mch21 daw1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-10
ENUNKLEE's HUMOK REMEDY
Il KERY lIPORTAMII COMPnMMD.
DIR. J. M. HARMON.

Office % Hurd Street, LoaoeH, Mass.
A CARD.--DR. HARMON begs leave in this man
IN to inform the public that he has connection
whatever with any rreguar advertising physician in
this city neither has he any sympathy with the well
known 0dus opeTddi Of those of certain notority who
make it their first object to fitch exOrbant fee from
their unfortunate Victims without doing them the least
good.
Dr. Harmons mode of practice does not differ materially
from that approved of and adopted by the eminent Hos
ptdi practitioners of EUrOpe and of he is not
willing that should meet the scrutiny not only Of the
public generally, but also OF all scientific medical gen
Hen7en.
To FEMALES, exclusively. The French Female
Monthly Regulating Pills and Female Restorative be
obtained by applying either personally by letter. at No
% IIurd Street lowell
lowell. March 2S 1854