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- CLOIHINO WAREHOUSE,
s5s. 25e and EGO Bro.dway. Cor. of Warm st.. ~ "
supplying the most demand @ every 70 e 70,
comfy for the better qualities Of MESs AND BOYS
The constantly Increasing oohing Of our
and @ sna We a here sasnE III.
with the choices. description OF Clothing every vsnety {.
Srs 20 sS .ss ,ss .G% Lion fact. aud
hoe cam ana % Srs ,ssa AT price. which .n.s,
o @ of .s and qualify and the utmost ta;isfaeon giarsn
Aas-intvisj =. = ''l'Il' ID 5. DIV DEvLlN CO.
HeAHGuEmnEoIirE HH Ell. MATERl.Ls.-J.w W. THOMPSON .
S p,. oSsP.a' M.,sg P,srT.r and
vogand,I Johns; C. C. Harri.,n and all other Au.r;e,,
AID warranted perfect. aas-om,yxsI
RooHEsrrR SCALE WoIEs, AND isos SAVE MAsUyAc-
Coal. Hey. Dorm,nt Platform ai and Counter SCALES
Railway sa,pen.lop SCALES.
sssase BafToS, @aeSos s @
FIRE Kr.G sAPEs.
dSI. and wOs the SAFE, hand and made 70
SALE Roohs-IG6 Pearl Street, New York
lfaHtiefory, ROche,,er,NY. jel5Niy-rhs
HuE us.IE;a,GGL EAGLE nANufACTURING COMPANY
eoa. at Goonnt E s & Jr 81 te die kS%;ets2 dSdd,
RlcI SILK @aS coToSfs IN s.o, VARIETY
OUR Own SALE an s enr snS rasEI. ,,e are T
as .ah oSs; any ss,s s ,., s .
oooa' are made by AMI only
examine these Goods before Purchasing " "
S.,'. or 'Hr Co. No rtRs ffssE ass: i.sa.
xx7noLrsiSthh iSthBSH Dk,Ik I + p;5aI,
wtsssns Ma,she;, &C. aoi street. New YORK
saLEEEkhA saLE bFt5diIIAs IsI IhK3TTSEits CO., WHO'LL
Ian street, corner Of Beeknan.
:, iT9por,.n The le;diag DRUGS both
fenintTy Tooth, Nail and Hair GIoges ana
reasonable ier orders . IL hsy s o"sr ,hf,n In
nnil viii receive their best attention eIs-sm-rvtsl
VIE rEorLE's sOOiN.-No o who can read should
sIAIEs, DECLARATION og INDEPENDENCE, and WASHING
papert2 Illustrated Fine Portrait. oi ws.invtsS
ara On iaed Taper Pr!ee-c,h s7 Paper
contsrnr the style in which ,hI. g, ofe
eSps as ve as one Of the useful books published
the Publisher. THos sRERE'
IN ,u,, 50 Nassau street, E-v Yo,k.
the country iT4-dtHfT,sI
HL0pE .0I Z, lR0X s,G MhILING yoHKS, Nos: aIi
work. Sales Roos 22 Grand Broad
Th ,ubscber having unsurpassed arrange
nsn for manufacturing every article le pre-
9r to the pahe and dealers Throughout; the country
GrnEs shutterS Doo Portable Bed.tea plain and or
wash stands Flower stands. Hbrea and Hat stands
h Aso superior q-iy Of Iron Farm Fence, which
sign an cheapaes the house In their
from every section Of the GATED States thankfully
iyi-d8n-tytsl EST r. LAYERS. I22 Grand St, Y.
FIRE AND i;I K,:I.An PRoOF SAFE
WYNN MCFARLAND & 20 \, Maiden fan. +. w.,
yETSEs and 6oGNfSG @ 'iia5s Morss s&Frs of every
@ pss constantly on hand for sale and ~IaRSFFO in every
,.., New York, April 5,h, 1854.
GenemeaIt gives pleasure you that your safe
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p: DEyLIy q CO..

rHos . ApvsArsrxo uorsr so
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AIOTICE.-The firm OF NANCE 4 GooCH dissolved on
~ the instant by mutual consent. The Of the
hrm will be used by either o the parties for the only
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January and, 1854. d. p. Go0Ou.
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NlOVEN! S.rOVESiI

EEADwE ELI PEEsY Stow MERCHANTS, Propre.
~ Que. to The trade Pify distinct varieties Cooking and
@ @nrns s,oves tor Goa. and Wood Also
anu fre Place Hollow Ware Plain Muslin K.t,I
stew Pans &c Scotch Bowls sinks, Pumps Iron and Clay Tur
nss % sna ,oprSved Diamond" Range, and
Terms liberal. ,,o,a,.
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a HpREms ZEsUP, No. e7 Pine street New YORK coruj
y SION Merchants the sale all kind, y
irs ana ~oolen Maehintry from the best makers, &
''e 'V'H'"y yOr Ao"eA NdcIins Shop weols In ~ y.
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
VA =; wHITLooK, Manufacturer No. IoI ca.,,,,, ~
A'as Y GLIDING in all its branches ' street, N
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RICIIARDS, mAIGIIT a. co.,
IMPORTERS

RECEARDS, HAIGIIT a. CO.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, vEsTINGs, DRILLINGs, CLoAKINGs,
SATINS,
BLANKE7;S, ALPA CCA.S, TWEEDS,
je2-sm-fsl 30 AND ~ BARCLAY STREET. N.Y
ADIEe, AND GENTLENI2S,s BOOT AND sHOE MAN
~ ufACrURER-TUS LARGEST IN the co UHTRY or
FISE GOODSThe Proprietor awarded Medal the
Great Worlds Fair In New York. s3 Dealers South
West will do well to call before purchasing
Largely and afford to sell cheaper house,
ape9-dsa-tAl g. CAnIII-
UINNCEtSIOR SEWING MACHINES BY HOOD, BAT.
HL TELLE e CO., Worcester Mass, patented b. Elias Howe
Jr September lOth $780, These Machines
sanal and workmanlike and will do Taors
ers aud saiaers' work. in give
done by hand Call and them operation
street, Philadelphia, up .isr:-
myg-diy-lil W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
4 AMPS, PHOsGENE GAS, BURNI;G FLUID AND CAM
In the above articles
spirit lamps States
They would call special attention the Patent Safety Tosgeus
Lamp which furnishes the ost brilliant light known
aud the principle Davys
as 70 make explosion FROM accident impossible II
artificial light where gas
Materials fer light OF best quality
market price. CHAS. STARR, Ja, CO.
~ Fulton street, New York.
HNOLiAS AND OTHER PIASOS-BERRY A GORDON 9g7
I'M Broadway, Publishers of usic-apd Dealers Wholesale
braed Rolan Grand, and other Pianos made Hae
Co., Dostonwhose Pianos considered others
Melodeans Music supplied whole
Pianos to let
r. s.. II. D. Co.'S Eolan have the latest
voIcing. oc2S-iy-IMl
EOHN PHYFE, Dcnirr Ivory, of Ivory
% Goods, y Murray street, NY. ocl9-diy
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UNDERTAKING..

CsT TO HASD-A superior article Of York Mil. N1s;n
81 Shirts with French new Inc,
by last STEAMER, at No li2 Main
iyi2 KEEN RIIDyry a co
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LINSEED OIL.
'E$ q: A: L. ROWE Manufactured, and Impor,s,, 1856
N front street. New Yo.k. f''''''' isS
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FinE AND ISL ik,:I.AH PROOF SAFE

DEPOT.
NNM McFtniANn & CO.. II Maiden Lane. n. York
w WAREHOUSE, Is Pratt ST., Baltimore, Nd,
BANKS, JEWELERs and COUNTING HOUSE sAFFs OF eysry
spect. - N'' -
A., ,v ,,-r New York, April 5,h, 1854.
gives me pleasure to inform you that your
preserved my books and uninuredin
whieh every thing else premises consumed;
Though was eNPos I'd throughout the heat con
tents ned unhsrmed. safe little renAirnc viii
hiAk, answer foE another iGal "s' '' :
jeis-Gn-IyLsl T JgSiSy a. :, s,,,, ,,.,,,
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- concern oi IINSlEn BRYANT dissolved
y mutual consent The Of the will be used b.
ther partner In closing up the business.
July 2oss, 1854. WIIsoS P. ssyhIr
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NatLa nEAiNO BoDiEsA superior article Of GauEe Ne
1no Bodies (Shirt without seevesl desirable an
at No. iJ2 Main street. ff' ''''''e
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Flour OIL tiOTiIs
NJ VAN BRUEf, ~ N,,n
~ . rURER and DEALER Of
u
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EEw YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
CABINET runNurUnE, co ueehm.n $.

a IApnp UnNhh OF UULD srKEEr.
Ahuh ana entsn.ve asortnent Of Paor, Drawing
ana Ohamber FURNITURE, In suit. Otherwise eovered
ave supply Of his celebrated - - - '>'
PREMIUM AND COTTAGE BEDST1ADSl
Constantly habd with MATTRAssEs sPHISO pFns nor
sIERs, and PILLOWS o at. ' ~
Private Families Hotels and Steamer. .unpIi.d vith
ue!e In his line at trcasonsble rates. ~ "
WA. o. GARDINER, 60 Beekrsan street
80, Corner OF Gold street, New York,
hPts-dnm-ifl One door ON old dstnn
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Nstsl lsHANt AGENCY
IOR rHk SNLE AM PURCHASE OF LAyns
kFkAHh e. RUFflN, Se-etqrv II rs Tr1ili1 Vae A0rf.
n crfi Nciv aud ". Aususr, rrfr = i.s. to a.
puoie as GSsIEaL AatSr Tor y rurcba,g ~ -, hi
FtrgtntT, etd the S0ukssrn and WeS'erH .ctG'sf
OENcf, ~ the Oee ofhe Yirgfr4 -. A1rietyfvr,i e.
ciefy, No laS Hrtt street " ~ '''''@ ~
faa-u NHF'>AsWe Wepv'fs
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GENTLEAEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
c. d. HATCH 4 CO..
AT William Street, New York Manuf,cturer,,,a In,
- porters Of SHIRTS sTOCE czAyATs C;IovEs
HosERT, &c, &c.
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odcrs TO the trade terms NJ
and ,psndid patterns Of fLO0R or CLOTHS his ON man
uAetne ia sheets ~ and ~ feet vde aud enur
Any Saniate. N. VAN BRUNT,
lin k.urY Yn,L
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D ANIKL LoNDoN oaeI, toT ssIe large and choice

UEHY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Fon sALE--Ror sale,
and possession given 1st September, probably sooner
the house occupied by g. Lee
shall CLAY IL Of the beS CITY being
quite retired the time, minutes vak
the OF business Mansree ls seldom such proper.
IL MARKET and but for the fact that present
desires Church IIi IL could be purchased
FOR terms &C., apply 70 hptn LEEA co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-19
DAILY CRESCENT,
Telegraphic.
FURTHER BY THE AMERIeA--WAR COM

MENCED.
19etc York, April 14.-The advices by the
America state that war has been formally de-
clared by France and England, and bostiiities
had commenced in earnest. Fifty Thousand
Russians had crossed the Danube at three diff
ferent points. desperate engagement took
place between the Turks and Russians at Often
itza, and the latter were defeated with a loss of
5000 men
The Russians attacked Kalafat on the Doth
u and succeeded in capturing three redoubts.
Sir Charles Napier's feet was at Keil and the
British ministry had telegraphed to him, uia
Berlin, to commence hostilities Immediately
The most gigantic preparations were being
made for the defence Of he ports Of the Baltic,
the Czar assisting and personally superintend-
ing the works.
The English force operating against Russia IL
to be increased to 10000 Immediately
In accordance with an opinion delivered by
the Solicitor General, the English ministry have
announced that England will not forego the
search of neutral vessels for articles eontraband
Of war. France comedies with England in this
determination.
The Duke of Parma has been assassinated
and the Duchess has been made Regent The
ministry had been dissolved
The Queen of Spain has announced a general
amnesty in regard to all prisoners concerned in
the Lopez Cuban expedition
The rupture between Turkey and Greece was
complete
Austria appeared more inclined to act with
the Western Powers.
The telegraph from Paris announced the
failure of Leroy, Cuarrol s. Co., bankers in that
city.
MARkErs.-consols for money closed at s5s
to 86.
The sales of cotton for the week. at noon
amounted to 1900 bales. Prices unchanged il
every aspect. &
Flour has been in active speculative demand
and prices have recovered fully IS. from the pre-
| yious decline. Wheat had advanced Is Cd pei
10 lbs. Corn had advanced 4s per quarter
| Lard was quoted Eos per 100 lbs
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UEAUBLIsHED LETTER OF GEN MONTGOMERY -
The Philadelphia Bizarre publishes the follow
autograph letter for the first time 1t was writ
ten by the unfortunate Montgomery, as Quebec,
previous to his making the fatal charge. II.
which he was killed. 1t is well-known that the
British were defeated, and were meditstinc a
surrender, when chance shos deprived Mont
gomery Of his life, and threw the American
army into disorder, as to prevent them from fol-
lowing up their advantage But for that We
would now be in possession Of Canada The
letter ls addressed to Sir Guy Carlton, COM
mander of the British forces
HoILsvD Housy.
compassion on the unfortunate inhabitants Of
Quebec-to what purpose do you compel me to
distress them, You can but nrotract a few
days that event which must inevitably in a very
short time take place. Hyou possess any share
of humanity, you will not sacrifice the lives and
properties of so many innocent people 10 a vain
punctilio.
Embrace the opportunity offer you Of retir-
ing in a manner suitable to your rank. You
shall not be . prisoner You shall have safe
conduct to New York or wheresoever you may
choose to embark. The Lieutenant Governor
shall have the same indulgence.
engage in the most solemn manner for the
security OF the lives and properties of the citi-
zens-our dispute is not with them-we bear no
malice, and the hopes Of affording them relief
alone induce me to make these proposals.
Should you decline the offer now make,
hope shall stand acquitted in the eyes Of the
world OF the fatal consequences which must at
tend your refusal-whieh have sufficiently ex-
planned in my former letter .
RICH'D MoNrgoMERY
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ANEcDoTE OF MR. WEBSTER The Boston
,orrespondent Of the Journal nf Cornmarce - !

ANEcDoTE OF Nh. WEBSTER The Boston
correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce re-
lates the following anectote of Mr. Webster:
Soon after Mr. Webster removed to Marsh
field, he made his mastery speech in the United
States Senate in reply to Hayne. The gentle
man of whom he bought his farm st Marsh
field, Captain Thomas, q great admirer Of Web-
ster. both before and after he knew him person
ally, had read the great speech Of Hayns in the
Boston Gentinel, paper that he subscribed for,
not without asking Mr.. Webster what paper ne
had ebetter take.n Capt. Thomas regarded the
speech Of Hayne as unanswerable He was
gloomy and quite sick at heart about it. He
took to his room, and even went to bed f.
In a day or two the mail brought along an
other Boston semi weekly Centinel 1t con
tained report of Webster's speech in reply TO
Hayne. 1t was carried to the chamber Of Capt.
Thomas, with the announcement Of what it con-
tanned. Captain Thomas was scarcely aroused
by it. He was not believing, but faithless
He said g Hayne cannot be answered; it Is Of
no use to think it,
The newspaper was left and the bearer took
his leave. Soon joyful noise was heard in the
chamber Of Captain Thomas. The sick man
had read the speech of Webster, was cured, and
cried at the top of his voice, bring me my
boots"
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$lg 600 Worth s.(9 RTE OF FARMS AND

I'D DEkeSsVVU BUILDING LoTSi-i00 FARMS
BUILDING |AttS will be divided among 600 Subscribers
ON TIE EKENLNG OF THE 9sth OF APRIL, 1854
Es nrge numfer already Many Of the
thes have sold for frem 400 $40 the
price for which these LOIS showing the purchase
will he good Investment.
tN Each Subscriber payable IS
each, will FOUR BUILDING LOTS, 20
together, FARM m from These Lots beautifully
located ALE Long lland where Church School
already being built
and tfyeral hundred wall he erected The coming
W. This opportunity delightful Country Resi-
ha CITY, her the domestic comforts y
be uiy realized, and where Budrg about
have lately een sold daily being y nhivduah
lily Of the soil selecting agricultural purposes
eonhsnt that chep and calculated rapidly
value be had within Of This sud
been all nken back haa eaad estate the
aai and completely locked upwards Of humid ed
which large safes been made where the wild
fields waving with the abundant pruc msthF earth
The which this offered ia less than its
cultural slone
hesitate portion of it, This land well
tue asntion OF beth settlers snd peeulato it AFFORDS
nifty tor the money. The distant
when all lands the line ay railroad
within fifty miles New York. wild be worth ten times the
asked for lakeland and Roeya the adjoining
hss villages selling from SlOo 1900 1h
OF the best opportunities offered those who destitute
home of purchase for rifle Ass few
Farms conaung each and UPWARDS at from s2
Sa5
Ter All persons wishing avail themselves Of the opportunity
offered ps Far splendid Building Lot the Empire
City, shou make mmdiate apple they nearly all DIS
osd Apply CHARLES WOOD 9O3 Broadway, of al
if required, Vy mail, gratis. W. w. WAsHaURN,
nh92 d&wiM Canal Agent
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A LETTER TO THE DEAD.--The following Gu
rious incident is reported from Bavaria
A peasant died, and was laid out for burial.
His niece, who lived in the house, watched an
opportunity when she believed no one saw her,
and then stealthily pinned letter to the clothes
That letter was addressed to her mother, who
died fourteen years ago, and it was the poor
woman's belief that her uncle would find some
means to deliver it in the land of the dead It
is tojthe following purpose:
ss Dear Mother-As there is now such q good
opportunity, | send you this letter, with the
request that you will cause me to draw three
numbers in the lottery, for | suppose you are
aware that am very badly off May be that
this paper gets rotten, but as nothing is impos-
sible with God, please to entreat our Lord God
(Hergott1 and give me news of the three num-
bers that are sure to win, and SO, l remain your
faithful daughter, Maria The direction was
"to my dead Mother in Eternity
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IB- A LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, BELTS, SUPPORTERS
LACE STOCKINGS, etc, ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE.
In The Of these fnsruments s CONSTRUCTION APPL
CATION important avail themselves of Genuine
which r all Caves warranted mind NUMBER
ENTf, and observe The psme feb25 lply
SHERMAN, 10 St. Charles street.
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How TO 'tFINIsH'' DAuGHrER.-For the at
tainment Of this end, Punch gives the following
directions:
l. Be always telling her how pretty she is.
2. Instii into her mind proper love of dress,
8. Accustom her to so much pleasure, that she
is never happy at home.
4, Allow her to read nothing but novels
5. Teach her all the accomplishments but
none of the utilities of life
6. Keep her in the darkest ignorance of the
mysteries of housekeeping
Z. Initiate her into the principle that it is
vulgar to do any thing for herself.
s. To strengthen the latter belief, let her
have ladies' maid
8. And, lastly, having given her such an
education, marry her to q clerk in the Treasury,
upon e65 year, or to an ensign that is going
out to India
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LIVERPOoE.

LlI ERPOOL.
sISOR LIVERPO0L.--Th A / British IN
~ clipper ship EVANGELINE, Cupaz Farlsm, HxhAHS
nearly her eugaged, viii have Immediate
For bafanse Of freight apply 10 -
THOMAS ROGERS, JR. "a CO.,
apt9 to CHENEY LOWELL, lis Common ct.
j. ooR LlVERPUOl.--l'h fine fast sail psszaS,
Il ing American ship RAJAfH, CaptaD Jones' SAkR
p,dng and will nm diate dispatch. freight
ba!th Cotton, apply to
]. p WHITNEY A Co, 81 Camp street.
or VIM CREEyY, 80 Natehoz street.
TT For passage, spply 10 she Captain npl4
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E IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
Ia DICE, tH0SIc Or NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE of tie
KIDNEYS Diseases arising Diaordered Stomach
such IS Constipation Inward Pills Funess Of Blood the
Wsightn The Stomach Sour ErctatOs
the Pit OF tho Stomach Swimming the Head Hurried Biscuit
Breathing tlutubg 1t th Heart Choking Suaatng
when o
Sight Fever and DAT PAN The Head Deficiency Pespratss
Ylcwne the Skin Back Lmb
ETC. Sudden Fushes Heat Burning the Flesh
by DR.. HIGHLANDS CELEBRATED GERMAN BiTTERs pre
pared by DR.. AZ JACKSUh,
Their the abv dseases exeei eqalea
the United States
after * liIi physicians hhd failed
Thee Btters worthy The attention Of Iuvais Possessing
vriue reetfcaton of the Liver and Lesser Glands
exercising Ehe searching eknesa and tcions
digestive organs, they wifa pleasant mhsy
READ AND BE CONVINCED
More testimony from Alabama favor of Dr. HOOFLkNDS Cee
braed German Bers prepared by Dr. G. JACKSON, Phlade
Janndce Nev Debility DteaHe of the Kidneys.
DICKSON GREEN, Alexanda Ala Sept. So 1852, :" We
have taken to German Bte lind it be
very valuable mrd cine'
C. ROBINSON Bellaionte Ala Jan 1851, said
diclne eventually nrg all those who
fall liked much The people have been mn deceived here
tring and affects
and will until it berom known.h
c. FOWLER Tnkegee. Ala, Btters
selling well and think they vii continue they good
faction thofe who hnvs th.m'
IR. IL P. LEONARD, Fsyette H. Aa Jan. i5 49, said
Your BierH have done .his
G. NJ Hubber Esq this had been
the OF our beat practitioners without relief and The
the ahoush scarcely able
mened with the Be He found relief
he continued to take u9ti complete effected He
perfectly well stout"
These Btters Vegetable
the preparations for similar dis
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
j. WRIGHT d CO., New Orleans,
Whnlpa Appbts
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RARE PUFF.-It is by no means perfectly
easy matter to write good puff. To do itneatly
requires tact as well as talent. The following,
if it lacks grace, certainly possesses yigor It
is from the Rutland Herald, and describes per-
son Of the name of Darwin Mott, Esquire, from
whom his wife had just obtained a divorce
Notice the direetness with which he proceeds to
impale the gentleman:
+" We know that man, Darwin Mott He came
to St. Alban's with o long face, silver headed
cane, and Rev prefxed to his name. He
preached one faith few months, and suddenly
changed it, He preached and went hunting
the same day. He preached on temperance,
(and the people were asronished at his stolen
lectures and feigned honestly and got drunk.
He lectured to young ladies, and played adult
erer He kept bad school; edited reckless
paper; stole money, and charged the theft upon
the servant girl; got the office of deputy inspae-
tor got drunk upon smuggled liquor; took one
shirt, another mans wife, and bundle of man
uscript sermons, and ran away from his own
wife, his paper and a crowd of creditors"
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SsoR LIVERP0OL.-tPa no Grain ~
n The "A fast satpg American ship VOIANT, Capt 49,
bray. ~ loading and will qnc dispatch FOR gnT oT So
taet o'IOus Rppiyto j. p WHITNEY Co ef Camp IT.
fsy- For the CNttaiu an ,o.t,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-19

A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IA IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
also Case Of RhcumaisM of fse standing
alone.
NEW ORLEANS hisrch Z, 1854.
Hereby certify that had been afflicted
also totally blind brought
attack Neuralgia had Physicians
good and hundreds tore purpose
give THE Certificate without solicitation from one
and MT kier not know TINT it
used cen with the Petroleum OIL
restored perfect health aud strength. well
with right lett and have The
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this say take Petroleum will
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-19

A.sJR LIVERPOOL II Takes no Grain.) sssss
Ihs h1e fns. sailing Amerssn shp CLARIssA 3ArAkP
W aSlER, Captain knapp loag, r.cgiSu vNcI
ai'psel. For freight Of 500 bales Cotton, apply
j, P. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Comp street.
- or passage, apply to the GaTap board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-19

HtNOR LIVERPOOL.--( Takes no Grain sssss,
n This very fast sailing American ship pARTHE kAAA
MA, Captain Graves oadins NE
pascn4 prfreight Of $50 bales Cotton. appy
j. P. WHITNEY u co, 81 Camp sraet.
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