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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-24
THE HUsKERs.

Heap high the farmers wintry hoard.
Heap high the golden con
No richer gin has autumn poured
From out her lavish horn!
Let other lands exuliing, CLEAN
The apple from the pine,
The orange from its glossy green,
The cluster from the vine.
We better love the hardy gifi
Our rugged wales bcstow,
To cheer us when the storm shall dnR
Our harvest fields with snow.
Through wales Of grass and meads Of howers
Our ploughs their iurTows made,
While on the hills the sun aud showers
OF ehangelul April played.
We dropped the seed DER hill and plain
Beneath the sun OF May,
And frightened from cur sporting grain
The robber crows away.
All through the long bright days of June,
Its leaves grew green and fair,
And waved IN hot midsummer noon
Its sol aud yellow hair.
And now with auiumn's moonlit ewes,
Its harvest time has come,
We pluck away the frosted leaves,
Aud bear the treasure home.
There richer than the l,blcd gift
Apollo showcred Of old,
Fair hands the broken grain shall sill,
Aud knead its yellow gold.
Let vapid idlers loll in silk
Around their costly board,
Give vs. the bowl Of samp and milk
BY homcspun beauty poured.
whcre'er the wide old kitchen hearth
Sends up its smoky curls,
Who will not thank the kindly earth,
Aud bless our farmer girls
Then shame ON proud and vain
Whose folly laughs to scOrn
The blessings OF our hardy grain,
Our wealth Of golden corn
Let earth Withhold her goodly root,
Let mildew blight the rye,
Give to the worm the orchards fruit
The wheat.fcld 10 the fly.
But let the good old crop adon
The hills our fathers trod,
Still let u tor this golden corn,
Send up our thanks to God!
WHITTIER.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-24
TOUCHING STORY.

The following beautiful and touching story
was related by DR.. Sheneby, Of Maryland, a,
a meeting in New York, on Sunday night
last, to hear the experience oftwcnty reformed
drunkards (: ,,I. ..,-
A drunkard who had run through his pro-
perty, returned one night to his unfdrnished
home. He entered its empty hall anguish was
cnawins at his heart-string,, and Language
was Inadequate to express his agony MS be
entered his wiic's apartment, and there be.
held the victims Of his appctite-his lovely
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-24

side and on, with the charcoa! dust between
the wall where bricks are cheapest, they
should be used. Stone may be safely used
with such good non-conduc,or between a
double wall. Dry-saw dus, is also good
non.conductor, and il can be easily obtained
everywhere in our country, but 1t should
no, be used unless perfectly dry.-Seient!fe
american.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-24
MEMS DIvIHIoR.
Ay BARRY corSwALt-


Love Is born in Joy,
And is bred in sorrow,
C;oudy-dark to-day,
Sunshiny Tomorrow
Changing through each season,
Without any reason.
Reason let Il bend
To an instinct finer;
Tue rs are its rules,
There is "mind diviner"
Shining DER its summing,
Like an angels coming.
Thoughts that pass the stars,
Love more sweet than flowers,
Faith that stcadiast shines
Through the endless hours;
Frightening every season,
Trie-yet passing reason.
Measure, if thou wilt,
Light, and sir, and ocean;
Leave us, undciaced,
Our divine emotion
Poets, Prophets story,
And the world Of Glory.
You, whose poor-house balance
Weighs out want and crime,
You, whose sordid ledgeB
Crush the poets rhyme,
Leave us tears and laughter,
And the hope Of hopes-ciernal brgli
Hereafter.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-24

DOES MANURE SINK IN SOIL MIR. Me-
chi s's'es mat $50 dense fluid as liquefied
manure will filter deeply live iee,) through
the heaviest clays, and iiow from The mines
in streams" And yet, some writer's ,elI n,
that manure never sinks in the soil. and
others that II remains abou, where i, is
placed" We have seen the eiIec, of the
soakings Of manure heap four fee, below
the surface, ia compac, earih.-Boston Cul
iirdfor. ..s
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-24

~ Washington Territory boasts Of the
bigges, turnip in the coun,ry-weighing 42
lbs, and is II. in acknowledgements the
biggest OK, that girted a. in, and when
killed weighed 1896 pounds per quarter.
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MAINE STATE PRIsoS..Tweniy.one con-
yicts have been received during the past year
the number discharged by expiration oI
sentence, is l3, by pardon, 9. The mum.
Der remaining is co. four less than the year
previous, and eighteen less than April /,
1851. u .-l iU..t ... .
The followingis list of the crimes for
which the present convicis are sentenced
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the Biddeford House.
TERMs-s20o per annum, or sl.oo n paid within
three months from the time Of subscribing. Sin
ole copies may be obtained AT this office in Seals
Price cents.
yB. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
is the only authorized Ageat for this paper N
the cities OF New York, Boston, and Philadel
.phia, aud is duly empowered TO take advertise
inents aud subscriptions at the same rates as re
auired by US His Offices are-Nev YORK, rr
bune Buildings; Boston, Scollay's Building
philadelphia, N. w. corner Third and Chesnu
street.
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" The Portland Company arc, making
an engine Tor the Panama Railroad. ''''',
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AGRICULTURAL

MARCUS WATSON, Printer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-20

IL JAMES would respectfully call the citizens
strangers the following He
out mercury other drug namely Gonorrhea
Syphilis Structures, Seminal Weakness,
GERS ana a. Diseases Of the Skin pr Jamss would also call
improper that and solitary habit which
body and mind uniting them either society
loving Of the melancholy
habits Of youth viz Weakness Of tho Back Limbs
Head Dmnes Of VISION Loss Of Muscular Power
Heart Nervousness rrabiy Symptoms of consump
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion of IDEAS Depression Of spts
Evil Forebodngs Aversion Society Dtru Love Solitude
Timidity etc, of the evilsproduced.
All sheud
ai call Dr. health
Let no false decaey you; apply ~
yourself from the dreadful and awful of this terrible
'1sSA
E DR. JAMES has from his office u.s. to 50
cuonhouse street. between Royal and Bourbon streets
P s. Persons living Remedies Of the Dis
sent to their address, giving full particulars
q O en- Gmys lyd& w1
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The New ARM-Very recently, saws the
Washington Star, the Army and Navy ordi-
nance bureaus have caused experiments to be
made BY boards Of Army and Navy officers with
the Perry arms, an American invention,
now IN course of being patented in this country
BY the inventor, an ingenious American who
has established factory for them in Newark,
New Jersey Commodore Skinner was at the
head Of the naval experimenting commission,
and Major Mordecai at that of the army board
According TO both reports, this new invention
proves to be likely to excel for practical use any
other description Of firearms now in use in
either hemisphere, not excepting the world-re-
noWned Minnie rifle
The naval commission witnessed the firing Of
one Of the carbines seventy five times in seven
and half minutes, without the slightest balk.
These guns load in vibrating breech cylinder,
working in an arc Of q circle. They are self
primlng, and when the cylinder is brought into
position to receive the cartridge, it receives the
cap which fifty of them is previously placed
In q tube passing through the breech Of the gun,
by being emptied or turned in from another
tube. In the course of the experiments to
which we allude above, and others subsequently
made under the supervision of Major Dahlgreen,
OF the ordnance corps, at the navy yard, where
there Is testing ground with range of a
Thousand yards, the Perry carbine carrying a
aalf ounce BALI and weighing 81 pounds,j at
nifty yards, fired through twelve inch boards
placed IN frame one inch apart and also
threw balls quite mile. - 'Ns''
In the experiments at the navy yard, the
Perry rifle was fired against the Minnie rifle
With the back sights Of the former raised hut
one inch, it threw the bali quite as accurately at
SO0 yards as the Minnie gun, with back sight
raised three inches, threw its ball 1000 yards
This proves conclnsively that Its range is much
greater than that Of the Minnie; or, according
to ordnance calculations, that with the back
SIGHT raised but two inches, it will be quite as
accurate and deadly in its effects at 1000 Yards
as the celebrated Minnie with the back sipbt
raised an inch higher at 1000 yards; the
Minnie, heretofore, being regarded as the most
effective fire arm known that can be handled by
q single person. -
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r IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERv-

4 IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
M A GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE NOTWITHSTANDING
testimony from Missouri favor HooFLANDS GERMAN BIT
E prepared by DR. c. M JACKSON, Phadelpha aekuowdg
BY 81 respectable dealers to be the eectua medicine
for the cure Of the above diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W. H. ADAMS Publisher of the NO. 1851
SAID last low
stand at the longer than hour the time
German Rtters which entirely
bottles sent two bottles $50 miles from here 70 friend who had
them e be superior to any medicine in use."
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow Mo-, August s. 1885, said sYour
bte beginning bottle
age and has the Of selling about dozen
X HARDING, ST. Joseph, No. June a. 1851, said Your
doubt equal the people
to know them. had them
have sold bottles Please another lot
DR. A. HErrZ Paris, NO. March 49, 1885, said Bitters
given better satisfaction all the where they
used than other medicine with which aequained.n
E They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and PROSTATE
system
w For sale by respectable Medicine every where.
ie1 amdkW = - : SrhnIaaoia Asanis
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srtin the advertisement Shan what truth
By practice have all
are called SyPhitic For nearly fifteen this city,
treat tho there LEA the only merit that
other doctor and know m better than they That's
insisting which has yet contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORE
etc. just as familiar the
OF daily obsevation which vanity for claim
other merit than that Of experience.
effect few and fad difficulty
those of longer DURATION without submitting
Of treatment will upon
9hee him to neglect his sa whether without within The
diet need not altered There
could supply but hee
secrecy, which always inviolably preserve.
Ihave qualifications which think
Satisfied that rsputationis already sufficiently established
Constant morning O'Clock night
W. WATSON, NJ. D.
M Cuso nhnn.a
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
ns4 II No. ISL Char.res at New Orleans, Il


AOhN BULLS FLUID EATRACT OF SARs
,s s as tss1
tornis the world combined quart bots
BEEN fss o
sg sad ppy n og for ,a.1
cstns drska ov HABITS youth sssna ste ssssr
ss John sus F y, OF q.
principles uniform strength sarsspaIa
also contains the ether Va.
The ss compound sad producing h'
aooD TESTIMONY.
The Ohio State Journal columhus Ohio Of EuSarss
zxHsetof sas,apars in where haa
Gni ns & o
haa equal Ths bold arou. sutisean CALI
Bear reader convinced Gar
up ssas me WONDER o. TIE WORLD
oyoa snd Afoshseary ofasrera
Hssa G I'D
my ysI used 1mG all The dHy especially Bar
unlL shaned with yoars three bottles which
take pleasure recommending ssaspala ss h'
Very rsppsssfas,ly .rr.,, JHoWEN, Md
suffering t6a azoui4ins torture. of Rhsu
ga.i, r. toiS,g what sio done Tor
Ioss 5gllRsa, the ss. .h.ss have
pain Z,
q
a h sP
IN La
Vnion'a vn fR sSspt bs hy WI Ny + fh len
to your viii say that have usss
IL in ss Se e SR aas Il II
Rdsssaq o seems 70 eosa IL t9roagh nF
@
aponIsarnliag
Lswippoll, ii y. Deesrnber 4,is47.
NOTICE TO FEMALES. .-r.
!oha the greatest Female
ss IL
nd sdas
The
aars in Ne Of duty braces whole
sISS @
instead Of cut short by disease de- miserable
fna %
rocRing Of
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR Skin.
How wsa admire clear beautiful white akin and osyeo 4es
and coorng them which
to fs 9 IL
a I'D sa
bloom youth ladies gene
eoad appad and convinced Of thin they
phnta and lotions and the only efectua
"A werd the wise Insufficient hint enough
BETTER TEsTIMoNY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
OF ANY MEDICNEi
n. 9
Me- Jons Bull have hesitation
sAapaa TO be the best article manufactured
asvng with sntire number above
Louisville, Daesmber %, 1871 JAMES NJ. MOORE.
:s,sfs
Winchester, KY, Feb. l. 1875 JAMES NJ MOORE, M, D.
Testimony like the oowing
Haon The efficacy Of 9al's ssraarsrlila
RROI Oh. L. P, TANDELL, PROFESSOR OF CHENIsr.x In
TIE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
hrTe looked the list Of Ingredients composing Bulls
form afe compound and that Pfomasa yolln
which il L. applicable L. v, gkNDELL, u. b.
Louisville, June ls<s
Pysu Physician By appointment Louisville
HoHpsa says OF Bulls Harssrarlla:
Lou1svrLLE March 10, Isas,
the prescription John BulI,t
ellcauated to produce alternative mprelufon sy
afyeuEsd both In public and private pee and think
Resident Physician Louisyille Marine Hosuit,t
country blooming he aud youthful ygor
afiictsd-nay, .hote that are grievously oIfuensd.
Certificates tsemng from nil directions from
satandng placing it, from Its nusc worth very
remedies before the public.
Bold Wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL
Al Principal Once 81 and by the
In the city and country.
~ Persons wishing accept Agency Bulls
sAEaria, will please rddrers JOHN BULL,
Fourth street. Louisville with refersnc
~ The principal Agentsn Gsworsanb 10 Of John Built
WRiaET CO., atihsr PStent Medicine Warehouse.
Iva EEE CEAgTaEs aTREgr
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

T WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ebe GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which offer supply Druggists and Dealers at Propnoors lowest
- Ssonai Dspot and No ,k, ct,ApTpEa At
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.ayer's Cherry E1sct0ygs.

I'VE INVITE THE AT s.,
wv TENIIoN Of the Public to the b 49,
eaadd SsSE ss Tssb ~
4 'sy s'S eHE TiRii' p Z 81 'sS s g n".
"ssss4 Il: hi. SS il. nsas 5ssFs NJ.
When have relief for the sr
VIZ sssss s
DE- sf:a *. d 54sf.S' faG s 10Y
a ns . sersr. our bs Phys,iaq have
.s patent alvey, before
value in article that thing like confidence
gnriz.sd excellence this combination of agents lin
CHERRY proved Hyond esy rial under
s Paou.y Al H. Il 5
and rare combination properties.
IL ri eP ha 81 M ' 4 e re-
ALLEsAs, Mich, January TO- 1852
no e e al e.m BE sTsa
much USE ri. vicinity although no. faown until Tscspty
and by psssa 90 laay p
ie2s 4mdAw WSssaa
A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IN IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER,s PETROLEUM on ROCK
OIL also Case of Rheumatism five years. standing BY
alone.
thereby certify that had
BY
Isdienss %hont e@
sss 4a f. and Or ROCK Dr. s af
Hotreitored perfect health and strength well
KY
Atte.t-J. WRIGHT d no.. and C. s. wIDbIFiELD.
Price 50 GEMS R Rs W e s sId cS..s
JARVIS wooDMAM N i'' eAA''e' 3d. anu
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fsas Iy

DAINTs AND COLoRS--The subscribers,
Agents for Lsws' mandatory PHILADELPHIA have Chrome
Green Yellow and in OIL Chinese Blue Scarlet and Verm
Pure Lamp Black Black Paint Yellow oohe Spanish Brown
20 JHAaT CO. 10 Tchoapitoaas street
TIDER-200 bbls Newark to arrive, for sale
Ny a. D. GRIEF d CO., 10 Old Lsvss. jsq4
IMPERIAL TEA.-500 six-pound boxes, for
Ill sale by .M. A. D. GRIEFF CO.,
nyso 40 Old Leyee steset.
"a uM--2 pun0hsous old Jamsine, oaa. nl5
~ 0, wollEs"' 49,. -,
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A LC0HoL.-2o bbls Alcohol, high proof
n landing from H. D. Bacou low from Iree
lap2ll A. DELAGRANE Manpzine
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FXCHANGE ON Barring BROS. s CO.,
VFTIlT'N -
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4 VIE Subscribers beg leave to call the g
n attention of the Trade generally well selected ~
stock Of esh and genuine uGs, MEDICINES EXTRACTS WI
CHEMICALS ESSENTIAL OILS, PAINT, yARNlsH HAT, ENA
HAsR NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES and their large
direct from Importing Northern
expressly hia Market They offer
prices "'
anime the stock, and send in their orders.
Hees. = - =
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and putup
with neatness md dispatch -
J. g. POTTER d CO.. successors p. L. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
ChnrIaa Nopvn
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STORAGE FOR SALT, for about Is, 600
~ bags. at the Age WareLopsng and Forwarding ca Apnl 10
mys A. r. COCHRAN 4 IL ~ 81 ~ e Apply 10
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y AISINS--150 boxes London LAYERS, for
D. W. " Fale by A.F. COCHRAN &HaLL,
n
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1NsEED O1L-10 bbls landing from ship
II Union. and for sale by A. DELAGFAvE& CO.
~
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pEACH BRANDY-10O bbls in store. 1or
n sale by E. j. HART Il CO., Tg Tchounoplss 81. i.io
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TATSUPS AND PICKLES-25O cases As
~ Sorted for sale by
ief8aw CONVERSE A CO. OF Tc,or,;. -, la ...,
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l. THEIR HON ES'S

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Eernsr If BENToNand EUPHGoSiNE Str.ti',
sa- omee No 1O6 ST. cIIARLFs STREET,
Two Doors from tbs St. chh. > ThesiIsi
Patterns Of INgs,
VERANDAIIS DOORS, sHUTTERs, VAULTS, Bril- Es,
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS STORE FRONTS, CAPT
TAILS and ali kinda or CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK for
Building Purposes. -...--..-...,
f BUILDERS HARD WAREA large and complete assortment
Prices, at the OLD STAND No. ios ST. chfELEs
STREET mna ly
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"A LCOHOL-l0 bills landing from steamboat
saranac No. Q and for sale low from the Leyee by
A
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HOPS-90 half bales New Hops, first sort.
u d for sale by A. f. CoCfIRANs Hat -
m $3.50 HALL,
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- EFINED sUGARS-1O0 bbls Northern
y u Crushed and Powdered. for sale by
js23 2w CONVERSE Il CO. 81 Trbounitopas s,,ast
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[
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orieans.J
Be remembered Goth January 1854 before the
subscriber Juce Of the Peace in and for the city aosad
silly appeared Alexander Brother President and James H Wheeler
Secretary the Home Mutual Company Of New Orleans
being sworn according and that the
from book
the said Company A. BROTHER, President,
JAS H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this the 9oh day Of January 1854
c. .JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
ofthe Parish of Orleans.
The Board have resolved topay
outstanding certificates profits the holders therefor
their MONDAY the 18th Of Feb
Tho Trustees have also declared dividend Of
tho the Company for the ending Sls
December 1885, for which certificates will be Issued and sitter the
18th Of March next.
Company against the peril Of the
damage Of premium
oHdes, No. 46 Camp street.
vi John r. SHAW. yics-President.
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G0LIDIFlED MILK-20 cases, containing
NJ do lib IS containing cans sale 5y
myl0 s. WOLF e5 CAM syast
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNEss CURE

A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr GOoD's Compound
IA EXTRACT OF CoPAIvAThis is great epedy
atvely used New York other tits positive
Gonorhen elect the Whites Spanish English
Sold at No. ARTRES STREET.
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p UNI puncheon old Jamaica Rum, for
III u sais by A. f. COCHRAN 4 HALL.
my40 GrRye Ter rec
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- lCE--2o tierces choice Carolina, for sale
d u by LITTLFJoHN, NokCosf Il CO.
is9 Corner Grnrisr NJ Fulton stfseH
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cases Boxers Bitters; rs do.
A-b German do For sale by
mh8 sW0IFF or Camn streat
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EMPTY BoTTLEs-50 gross Porter bottles,
and ptss Glare, do quarts pat for by
apo ENOIFF IS Csmo atreet
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fANDLEs-75 boxes Sperm Candles, Samuel
~ Leonardo Brand For sale BY ~
mh8 A CCpruE AN t,kIY 3
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GREEN C0RN-75 cases, containing each
AH dor Winsiou's PsEefeed Green Corr,
nyfa s WOLF Cnr1p
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SOLIDIF1ED M1LK-30 cases, containing
~ each "a pound containing pound
cans. For fRlo by s. WOLFE e5 Eamn street uiibis
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RRANDY PEAGH-5o boxes Brandy Peaches.
hb For sale by AT COCHRAN L HALL
mh8 " az
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
8. R. CRAWFORD, President.
C. q. INLAY, Secretary. @ a
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No.<s Camp Htreet Neworieans.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent.
-. -. -. .5as HARMON DOANE, Asst. Agent.
HI rnosi favorable terrrs- octiai
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hRIED APPLES-l00 sacks in store, for
- .alob Iap'sl A. D, GRIEFF & CO., 4Ood Lsyee.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DIscOYERY.-Ds

u For sale BY respectable dealers y Msdcne every where
.- ]. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans,
lei uThoJaaa
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Respectfully, ysuIs. ". T. PREfTI6s, III. Ds
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-20

AAKUM--500 bbls Oakum for sale by
NJ mh9s A. DELhGRAVE q co. ~ Mayarns Bs
hR0P SHOT-l00 kegs assorted sizes for
~ sale by E. J. HART q Co. 10 Tenoupioulastt fsb9l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-20

GOULEY's BITTERS--50 boxes in store,
je Ell HART : RI 20 r,hi,.,,.. ,,,oo,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-20
Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY

@7 % OF TORONTO; @. W.
.s50O 900 100000
EpwD G. oBRIEE Secretary. A. Nj. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp st., New Orleans
a The undsrngned prepared oue POLICIES agsins.
the pes the SEAS and RIVERS against loss damage
by FIRE, st the current raieA of premium.
,ag BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
ps iy HARMON DOANE. Assistant Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-20

RLACK PEPPER-50 bags in store and for
- sats by [mh2sl A. D. GRIEFF l. CO, AZ Old Lsyea.