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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

The most prominent omnibus lines on Broad
way, New York city, have been consolidated
into one corporation, under an act passed by
the last Legislature. 1t bears the name of the
+" New York Consolidated Stage Company" and
no new routes are allowed, nor any alterations in
existing ones, without the recommendations OF
the Mayor conccurred in by the Common Council
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19
Window EDroDeries ait Cost.

~ we have large assortment Of RICH SILK AND WOOL
AND muhsTED DAMAsKs of styes and quality. AS
shall decline Keeping this description goods year.
induced to offer them AT COST ready sas
J. d. CAMERON d CO.,
sis lwedp No. 20 Chartres and 81 CnstouhouAe srest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

Books! Books /. Books !:

NOTICE..
u The aubscber intending to change his business
low his BOOKS STATIONERY embracing ayar
ETY. of Law, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS OF
character. For great bargains call early.
Alsoor SALE largo ELECTRICAL MACHINE one large MAG
NETo and SET OF MICROSCOPE,
au2i I'm KELLER Corn,eyciaI place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

ANNUAL CoTFoE STATEMENT We are under
obligations to the Price Current for copy Of its
Annual Cotton Statement. neatly printed and
Git for sending away or fling 1t is very full
and complete, and will be Of great value to
those dealing in this great staple. +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

The New York Mirror says that the profits of
Harper's Magazine can hardly be less than ssy75,-
600 year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

On the 9th inst q man named Dunbar APP
peared in the streets of Philadelphia armed
with a pole, on one end of which sharp bay
onet was fastened, and with this weapon he
made an indiscriminate attack upon the pass
ers. He was finally disarmed, but retreated
into his house and procured double barreled
gun, which was also wrested from him and he
was taken to the lookup, together with his
wife, who attempted to rescue him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

t We receiving by freah arrivals from Engnnd and tbs
North! large assortment Of the following viz CARPEfNGWe
Velvet Brussels Tapestry AnbuHson Imperial and Superior Three
Superior and Common Hemp etc. Floor
o Cloth Of patterns qualities. Cat suit oil zs
Mating, Table Coves Window Shades praggets
ETC. All Of which the lowest
hs2p Al. BRQUSSEAU q co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

of the i4th has the following additional accounts
of losses by the recent gale.
The pilot boat j. C. Baker, on Monday last,
fell in with brig or schooner bottom upwards.
The vessel had zinc on her bottom, and was OIL
about Devices Island when fell in with. Gould
not make her out.
Also, with schooner sunk off Capar's Island.
Next day, off Bulls Island, fell in with three
masted vessel, having only the stumps OF her
masts above the water, but took her to be
bark,
On the same day, at the entrance Of Bulls
Harbor, discovered another three-masted vessel
sunk, with only the end of her topmasts above
the water She was supposed TO be ship.
Nothing could be discovered in the neighbor-
hood which could lead to their identity
Soon after falling in with the Jane, discovered
wreck at some distance, which was run for,
and found to be the schooner Dirigo, Gordon
master, from Jacksonville, Fla, for Washington,
DC, loaded with lumber, waterlogged and dis
mantled in the gale of the Sth. Took from her
Capt. Gordon and crew, who were In most
emaciated condition, having had nothing to sub
sist on for six days, their water and provisions
having been swept away by the gale. They
we're so helpless as to have to be lifted in and
out of the boat, but by the cautious administra-
ton Of nourishment they were soon compare
lively restored
The schooner Edward Kidder, from New York
for Charleston, put into Wilmington On. 60 on
the 18th. She reported encountering heavy
gale from S. 3. on the 9th, in lat. SO lon rs
As. On the 9Th the decks were swept and some
of the sails carried away. On the 9th the gale
increased On the night Of the 9th saw ship
with foremost and head gear gone; and on the
9th, in lat SO, saw brig lying to under main
staysail, with foretopmast gone.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

LATER FROM HAVANA -aryisal Of The Black
Warrior The steamship Black Warrior, Bull
lock, commander, arrived at this port last even
ing, with Havana dates to the 10th. The news
is unimportant.
The yellow fever had almost entirely disap-
peared, and the health Of the city Is said to be
very good The Black Warrior experienced
strong gales almost continually during the pas
sage from Havana to this port
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

We are indebted to the purser Of the steam
ship Black Warrior for late Havana papers and
other fayors. tN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

The commercial PROCESS of our country will
be seen at glance, so far as our commercial
shipping is concerned, in the following statistics
obtained by the Washington Star at the Treas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

The most audacious piece of rascality we have
lately been called upon to record happened in
Albany last week. gang of eight or ten row.
dies boarded canal boat, beat the captain,
drove him ashore, placed his wife in a skiff and
carried her off, since which nothing has been
heard from her, although pursuit was immedi-
ately made by the police. While the officers
were in search Of the rogues they came across a
party from Bath bound on a similar errand-a
gang of wretches having carried off and ILL
treated young girl from Bath few days pre-
yiously.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19
AMUsE M ENTS.

Ep OPER & TRAVIS's GYMNASIUM, Perdido
a. areet over The shades.nRoPER TRAVIS repeatedly
Orleans that they hnye opened YMN
SUM apop scale the nhove named place.
which superior thing OF the kind
the SOUTH they have spared pan in procuring
thing necessary Institution Of this kind 1A5@
Parents are respectfully examine the GyMNA
there strongly by
Phyaiesua. ........
There attached to the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary Requirement -sssr =
tS- Lessons giyea 10 sparrng nnd Fencing. . =. ss
E#* Omen from daylight morning o'clock
p d 4 Tr,hig AF1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19


Mercury E@HsANs horseback riding isque HHffH
the following among ladies and gentlemen @ place
s , ss s nsPe @ s we ss 1 a ss s =. s
% island r her s tn side the , side after al The a
s s. g. i sas Is
the ght 5 he his left hand ea We
St. s.; = &
the end ssnl ss nss aSz 3 aHS
= s,s ssf s} s s ass &: s:al i ssas s
s public @ s1 P'
hs eae e sh Te om hs Gen Phaas
] IT, 1t sss. he 20 year
s s tie s Bona se steamer pierre n sss s
9at but y the cautious arrived New York
the increase in Charleston talks la "a
toner nut into wilmington IN Is on having become generally Hu the houy
50 lon North River watmen was
5 a n q hs 18Th the s while fishing ON rom
and s gone nn on ne @ Ii
tanning proposition
n @ s and vegetables like other retail business prison
rato put in the State Of New Barnard for many years
Professor the University Alabama, biisy to
.s s.s ss % Mas ssss s % os ,sa assn
3s.sf s P university Of Mississippi which We learn The equiv
Esq declined accept the made
s s ns p , passage Europe and he s
surance Of s4oo for the benefit The Bos
. 1ssn "a
residence ineh Es
LA Blocker street New York MAN
u. .s s''1 Poverty as ns7s With @
persons nlarnsburg the eeosp
overpe
imported
rs landed safety seized with cholera for i lack
any lev hours ten or twelve deaths Iong
pene O. dis - aom domestic
Ty Psniuty hous eh
s42 typhoid A'
$s4e leaving MAho
opened &
weather badly ventilated cells i f suppose
Nashville sentenced 1--we in br
es s s n1 9th inst be- published o ve @ THIS
= -, - political party -Nothing" Washng
been lump remarkable death occurred in New York
na proceeds Walter sRs
in Nineteenth street, into with have b
struck her and broke pitcher which
girl and cut her head died the
nait the gold produced un' blood Of
The most prominent omnibus lines on Broad single
way Now io Guy nave Deen oononeo lt n u
he Times that Judg un corporation under passed by u
9ng other valuable stock for sale Stage Company and sgg
rare chance
breeders existing ones without the recommendations Of animal
ayor eOnccurdn heCommon Council d d
wesb hundred p in s the I streets Ph D armed a Captain
s sb pn s pd with Ttb this ss Tssp@
Grand s He was finally darm but retred money
United into his house and procured double barred
WIZ wife, abs @ 5s se hs wit" his
e number Of the delegates had left The most uous piece North Ca
huta lately called record happened
boarded canah beat the captan
him fandc can al
lcared off
1s made While
rlfromBa tina
HOES
osn ~ our
IN
eformerre |
Judge cattle
Judge Parker 1853 N7aN u tle ny
door
Ion Monday W"
New
son letter dated
Is. O.
Mr. Prescott, 3l
lighting
locomotive
nhon 4paL.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19
afty Basek OF Cochran y Go.

4'aCY A5NFSss OF cochran u DO.
SS Camp street.
~ RoTICE-From and after this date SIX PER CENT. INTER-
EST will be paid on Moneys Bank payable on demand
FIGHT PERCENT INTEREST paid Moneys left any spsci
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS bearing thesamv
rate ngoabn any Of the Of the
United States.
sHokT LOANS made on Unidentified Collhtsrals. mill 9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

down to the entire satisfaction of indoor and
outdoor residents. Lake Poydras oyerhowed
Its accustomed banks, and every street and COR
ner became as nayigable as the Ohio River.
There were no dry spots visible in the city,
and the few spots of any kind that could be
discovered. seemed floating islands in new
deluge. Travel was. for period, stopped, and
the most urgent calls Of business had to be
postponed. Milk will undoubtedly become
cheaper.
The equinoetial has made its advent, and we
have had realizing sense of its presence in the
way Of clouds, rain. cold winds, muddy streets
and oyerfoHed banquettes. The sun gave no ev-
idenee ofexistence through all of yesterday, and
d general sombreness usurped the place of the
genial light Of preceding days Men walked
hurriedly, to and fro, intent on business,
but the gentle sex remained .under shelter and
invisible. u is likely that we shall henoeforth
enjoy clearer and cooler atmosphere than the
beginning Of the fall has yet brought to us
nights that are more agreeable and days that
are less searching. Our Northern exchanges
speak of showers and rain storms in all direc-
tions. IF the heavy wet /" We acknowledge
has progressed regularly to US over the inter
mediate country, it is quite probable NE shall
have some desirable evidence within the month
by way Of food tides in the river and the APP
pearance Of our larger sized steamers. Lee
them come on: the lesee is unoecupied and tn,
long ahoremen idle from want of work Citi
zens are returning, health is coming back, ant
ne are all anxious for greater activity and lesi
caloric.
1,y,a Na,y yos,, A5;,,,,,,. "a nc ~ ar :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

sryGULAR CAsE-A year ago while The snow Wa yer
upon the ground man, woman, and child, were begging
food from door to door in this city Ihsy were msefaes
In appearance One morning the woman made call "a
door for relief bat before food could be brought TO her ns
fell ard expired had been observed by some FEY peI'
that hs e. s T b "a Tpon her person. W..
found no clothing bet he one s~ts'@ gSImeM me
nsn was questioned, and u VI" ascertasea na
he had been, IN England. an Episcopal mimi
isr They were between thirty and forty yean
Of age. She wss buried and be was conveyed 70 the
Aim, House where he asd h.s lew sdy sSs
was found and placed 10 the Warrington Orphan Asylum
where she now is, pretty and most Interesting child
Upon such Information wa ooa,oa ,5o Ins ,sas
England Bat en- interested relative there, it IL thought
niced the belief that the had net been married 70
the woman with whom he bad come 70 this country and
no reply returned But the evidence Of the marriage
of the wrecbed pair has recently bea found by the sister
Of the deceased man. who is the wife Of Colonel In the
British army and she has just sent 80 eser message Tor
The child whom il is ser purpose 10 adopt The poor
father ond mother had evidently been hne looking people
Their name wa Wet. lNaions Era
AMrsrAkI CorrEcTrD p's.grePh going r f%I.
sInong The newspsger credited to IM o. M!;or Gss
wood Indian AGENT has concluded treaty by which the
Great Platte River Valley tOf sebrnksj has been &C
crired By the Government 10 be thrown open 70 .se
Jnen As early a. June Hext, Is mistake h2lor Ome
wood has 70 power 10 treatwith any tribe Of lndians we
understand thai ii Major was iasi.hed Dy NE inaa:
Hureau with a paper drawn up authorizing cniet nes
uep &c 10 bo warned by the tribes 10 ueat, IN Wsso'
irton with full powers Those papers we're al complete
a. they we nj out from this city except that they cgn1nsd
blanks for the in.oon Of the names OF whoever the lou
ans might choose delegate to MAKE the treaty ~ qees
ton The probability il that the tribes have thu sss
ed DELEGATE, n fufllmsnt Of their understanding win
Tho Cerni,sioncr Of indiss Aheis during biz ths Com
usiorers conferences with them last fall vhit tns o
Ger was upon bis late tour out West. Wsfhi's'"'
ADRrApTuL OccusREScE.-Aboat week s .n.,asS
dazzling of Mr. Harvey Bal!och eslny ~, 49, sssks
hy Ere together With bis WI aud sfan on9 - o.
a. yr had gone oIs Ell i 2i i d saa ssr he
breakfast leaving hs wife an epia - The drscon Of
Lis L .Ss &c az T. s@s sagIS 70 a ,Ss
rescue Of bis s finIy hs e,ss s,ses ~ ne vie
soma o. m'I .a9 es5denes Of The asiiaholy iste Of
herself Ss and Si s ~ A. A. 1s' s sSs
hDetS ieS ~ fsuse AID that M1s II, being asleep
. . - -e5rriri vi-s DE smoe sed va els unable 70
D.,,set,.r,.r, slai @et. savannah, Ca Ae9A i'h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
Eeaal Noiites.

IN PURSUANCE of order OF the surrogate OF
aHS 9fa's 'ss s f Sc c,
deceased to present tie with yon hers SreS
h H. Is S At " it' re Sofe Il:
' .''.rs~w. JAMES A NsfiL1 }Ei'e.."
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
he County Of SsT tPYSET a:' 6 siii E 57
orr deceased to present the sane w,a J,lsas II
York on or before iogTenh day Of April reI'-Da'ed New"
fS s 'Ss sfSy''i ' TLizIBETE GRAY, Adns.II
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
a, So51iy SsN w iii asDREws sbs c Of Wv
AIit dsssIa :. o. 10 sges No ne s 'f BfSi @
the tenth day sf h1r9s 1
d. su & A .ssiasM tisS JUN A'D'---
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
.. SoI assn 81 FzTkTEI TotMANS S C
seee,''d rnl .e' a. YSI whe.Sl County sac
Of Ns,YoIk On or bsf. tie 2ih dAy Of Mach aeif-O'
.',,,.rsnT,. 4 TAHb6 H9gB BfEE r,,e..-.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate 81 q.
-, SGI ..ss 81 oARoIiSE %iLET S,v'
ese..ed t9 T5,ss' y ss 9I T - ss GUY o.
o. Le the l6ih day Of May asHt-Dss. Ne-lsfN 'ss
Of 49, ~ LUcrUs ROBINSON. EIes..r
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tbs Surrogate oil
the 5ovr,y Of SsT- ,i 2s'5i 4 ne c. q
yc,E ec1 dsasr deceased 10 pre.en ne saas ~.
=, n - CLce No. Sc Oh tn n tli
NeYsrt Or or before uiath iay . Aas s. ne2tlel ~
fSFS ne tIs'A 0-' @ RICHARD JOYCE Ers-a.sr
SUPREME COURT-CIfY and COUNTY 81 y ~,
- YOrK-KOEERT Z. KELLY az ROBERT 1. 49, -, =
RLIILElS tr money ct-l---
tf.,f Cen no, servedl To the DEkkNDANt above .-
a., r.b- 49, otso required the el--7
~ an h. rci h fhe ofce Clsrs Of he Nl ~
INV II New ork she City HAL n sai cly a. :, a.
80 ~ ,rrr answer che sid con ran' 90 ne
b., RI. No 50 Niltmff Do sad city. vlia-- t,- - =.
he .sicc q SIS you eKc-lafe % - ~ ~ a
~ 4 N 80 ~ 70 srvlr the "a ssHnl.l-t VIVA -
The plaintiffs Ga lis action viii tse 80 80 a,
faus1rf and eg'ceu Eltths -,l.--'
80. ON the nineteenth dsy Vi JaEnsry, enc L.
upfrd nd ffiy-fslr bs4e III co.'s o. t5s 80 -r-~
"a. ilrt f-thehb OfS'N''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
Waier Cure.

WATER CURE.-Hl DROPAIIlIC and HG-
w CII.IC INSTITUTE, No. IS La.zl.st-8 Z. r TRAIL
D PIorIietor; G II. TAYLOR, 81. d. AID ~ J. l. HOS
lr finale d,et.e. Competent f,mse Phyfca1s of
CO., Of Midwifery Oco consultations and outdoor practise -
ebGsd TO
UYDROPATHIC aud PHYSIOLOGICAL
SCHOOL For the oe.cG.ion Of WserClre Phy,An5 tnt
Les ofoIn l. cuT,s The Second Term 81 GO &c daTea
G-sth.Is Hedcel Department: d Shew DE piy1r Dr.
" ellDson II Trail Dr. snodsa.s Prof Fowler Appy
Il. T. TRAIL, NJ. d, No Is LAsA,-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

ANOTHER GREAT SCIENTIFIC WONDER
N q1at var PELf'S INDIANA VEGETABLE 0iNfhrET Il
est seief the wlo hsse fr- VIII
eny sofernE hgmtuity ere d Ieorns 20 h ceh-i
% Ero rfltc Oinimn relief composed o nine OF the
erd y.utt dent, the whole vegetable ms'er
mdica and is and dy ~ N the bar
sr d sd eALed breasts Teia the cacst pills.
,,ds gals sptns 1ns car'uuee- az a.s no Fy
~ ola chronic sorss of have been cuf BY
orls GpposoDs o. It's Ointment. Price iJ ilFze snSe
bqfs 81 c,nis Sold Wholesale Gnd retail q yniya d. =
2 Dusie+ opposite tne New-1OfA and tiIe ""-a Va O.
sro by the druggist. generally.
DR. CLOVER TRUSS, SHOULDER BRACE
and ELASTIC $40 El&G ms ~ tUIE No y A1s-ft-
NORTIPs NJ pAton PIE IN Trgss s-ogd b-es and male
Supporter noon IiBcle. Aao, Bells io iE-' ard cor,
r.,so INSTRUMENTS fo 30 Weak Ankles Carved
sroe kc Ledies' Room t,sa ne Ia All 9, nae
IN a.Dosnce. STRANGERS notice pa ellafJ name D OLO' Tx
No A,Ilsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
A,iliinerg, ST.

HONITON LACE--HONITON LACE--HONl
Il a TON LACE -CAPES CAPES, CAPES -CARrER& 90,
fros Ioni respectfully inform those ladies IN quN OF h9n
Iac Cspes their establishment DO found the sos
est OF The in this Also large as
soent Collars Cbemue and Sleeves in sets or separate snd
e.ry other article pertsning the Lace business The Immense
sge win find bs puhang Of the are 70
ct t6e own rsern made TO their t.ste
order ciesued aud altered 10 hpe
OF stye Observe CARTER Co.'S onton Lace Depot NO 90
Prosdysy opposite the Metropolitan Hotel up stairs ,
Wanted number persons seuroined 70 MAKING up
Lace work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
gr,up Only PRIZE MEDAL for TRUSoES

,w.aes 70 MARSH Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Of
All Nsers AZ the Crystal Palace for their new kAso A. ~
IN - ms living hror their Surgical COMMITTEE ro ssos
! Rspwiek Willard Parker. J Clruochan, olHse Us
(;ti lsIdt Ludlow Elet PGIiman and others me IN
,isnf Tor which is has kbored adu04'y Tor W
I've years and which ay been anticipated b nn Of ne
NsuyoTL Surgeons The peculiar character Of TIM IT e oesE
st nh Ia complete and ouprehecAve manual ey
variety OF TO be ad az ~ w"
np,s T,iI1ye Buldnss and NJ. p Maiden aao, Nes
york A. 70 extensive list Of names OF AID
t, Gentleman cured be 81 ins'f oIse
sn,siSi ,ud Anatomical Mechsnezns inyeno. aud hnnie
rvi.be support lateral neiPet curvature OF
h.o -, ne eue Of cubfet bow-sgs and sl 0ner ph'
Ssr, elastic s,r'-~ and knee cans f..
m. Prize Medal awarded for saspensory b.ndssef
.o ~ terstoore In use Also and improved hss
plastic .hon '' ~ MARSH 4 Co,
O'CLOCK ~ TIC e'0e No q Made lane New-Yorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Tows MEIrrsGs- D,larare C0uDy-De posit has cho'cn
Daiius Naples Supervisor. MssOuvie Lewis kendeld
Wing Walton, Gabriel S. Mead Delhi. j II. Hughsson
Wing In Hancock there was tie between the Wing and
Democratic candidate and special election hes been called
to I'll the vacancy
Broome-H p Ensign Is the Supervisor elect In sand
ford and b Goodrich Dem hiss been chosen in Windsor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
Ocean Steamers, NJ.

lTTF ANSHIP AFRICA-Notice is hereby given
- tb,, de stsarsp AFRICA WI leave his port 70, -. ef
a THURSDAY the sd met EDWARDS SAMOAN %
for their ENVrcs until oclock IA ldO A9pAi
WoRNiNG Oncc No 2s Bsosdwsy
rIOY1L NAIL STEAMSHIP AMERICA-for
h TTHrpvccI- rhe AMERICA W. J c. Lana Conn in4af,
- - I'm n 49, Boston With the mails sua pas,el-
", - 100 or WEDNESDAY tie sl inst, 10 place OF ne
Affirs frou' NcF-York T =, -
5.tIIr rfVrppOOL and PHILADELPHIA
: So, .trsfrTp COWPtNE- NOT1CE.-The CITY o. dAS-
,trs1 Al IN III nom Pnildepha tor LsstI09I a
~ 30. Id oil Thnrsdsy Pa Navh. - pFrNi'iJ
DAf LA t'L 4'ei. ' st"TEL SMITH AEsut.
aaF,!l- e. a. g.. VI -lr-' =. POI -t- ...-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

The Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad bill has passed the
lower branch Of the Legislature Of nilnsb and II Is eE-
pected that il will shortly go through the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

lest year when meeting With mush opposition, Il wa
throxn over with q Of unfinished business
now creating much interest snd shoa here exists cen
siderable opposito TO H. there is strong lobby usns
IL. passage quite ssngune OF its ultimate ;reoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
TR. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE
FAMILY LII
a b. 4 D. SANDS. hgsbt5,
N9 Cat On-s-

No. 100 gl'ton st
DR- HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPH-
p1UA-Couumponc positively DO cured by ir OF Dr.
PROOF ne
fsef assertion Tic iniorset ~ te Lanfon
Lancet London Monthly Incs authoT Alone sufficient we're
nor, favor of lie miraculous efficacy heal sud al ee al p
monhr, complaints Iii fat dns the ule az o.ht r.
IL Action tho we
ave stOpp most Vi lett aEd ools II
BY Of people Of well Known fespecA e'
Price pe bottle or six Principal depot No l5' Green
wieh Il, rear Cour landt =
nor !2I CENTS you can purchase IoAN>fA-
pINT STEFNGTuf WING PLASTER srroai 0n Clnoa ias-
adhesive and pIOApt 10 Ies.ns ala !!
can h. orn on tie particularly ala d, % pan Ia the
o ,rd longs Il he Highest fPle recon-
mend hem DR. X Is NEW ff9Pne''fi w. 90 ''" y
n y and s.le by Druggists gensrsiy
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