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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07

ARE You IN FAVOR OF PRoH1BrroRY LIQUOR
LAW This is the most important issue before
the people to-day. Every man should be pre-
pared to say 'yes'' or "no." What do you say
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DEFEND Your HoMEs.-One vote to-day may
decide most important principle. How will
you give that vote?
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HANG OUT THE BANNERs.-Let everybody
know where you are. "Under which King,
Benzonian? Speak or die!"
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Is Your House Your CASTLE ?-This is .
question which will be answered to-day. Where
are your. liberties going tos
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DEAs H0RsEs.-Our military civilians Of the
Courier throw out timely warning about dead
horses, to wit -
Files Of dead horses have been brought out upon the
this year by their too partial friends We advise
men who really in earnest who feel that they have
Gear Of them Weigh well whether there is any proba-
billy Of your avore's reaching the goal We don't ask
you 10 sacrifice right principle Not at all You can't
be too about putting your saddle on the right
horses but II is quite important that your horse be
live one.
Right. See to it that your horse is alive for
within few hours there will be work for the
scavengers. "Piles of dead horses"
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READ SENATOR CLARK's LIQUOR BILL !

Who SHALL BE MAYoR?-Vote for the best
man, no matter whether he is hard or soft, wing
Or Know Nothing. The best mantle best
man
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men to the rescue. Vote for the straight can
didates
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The Know NoTH1Nas AND TIE SEWARD Goa
LITIoN.-The Washington Union charges the
Know Nothings with being in alliance with the
abolitionists. On the other hs d, in speaking
Of the prospects Of this days election. the New
York 7siJune puts the boot upon the other
leg, after this fashien.--
Then why is there supposed to be danger that part
Of the wing State ticket may be beateni Simply and
been inveged into the midnight concavcs Of the Know
those dens, and there bound by oaths to the
old parties but their common platform is hatred Of Will
grcsfive in the political sentiment Of people. They
arein league with drivers to sfe the glow Of ndi
nant feeling which just fusing the North and
West into common purpose to oppose and repel the
croachments Of slavery.
A clean confession. But the Cabinet organ
alleges that the Know Nothings are part of the
abolition conspiracy, while the Tribune says
"they are in league with the slave-drivers."
1t is fes the Know Nothings to end this dispute
Let them settle it to-day, whether they are for
or against the Seward disunion coalition. Their
prospects in the South depend upon their course
in New York That's it, exactly.
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Go THE ENTIRE ANIMAL--Don't scratch the
ticket Vote it whole and clean,
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IRnnxEN!- Your national institution, whiskey
punch, is in danger. Rally to Its support
Faugh a BaHagh
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FRoGs IN THE MILK CAN.-We perceive that
Westchester county dairyman has explained
how frogs get in the milk cans. The cans are
set too deep in the water of the spring house.
Let them be SKINNED out to-day.
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UNDERSTAND THE IssUEs.-Before you vote
examine the platforms and the issues. Don't
do ANY tbilg rash b cool. Be vigilant. Dent
be tumhugged By grogshop politicians
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Know NoTHISGs Read the first article Of the
amendments to the constitution then go and
vote.
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Down ON THE CLERGY.-The silver gray or
gan Of this city, in speaking of Gov. Seymour,
says
He is temperate and gentlemany In social and
private life and one entirely unexceponablc in his Off
cial intercourse. When hear him denounced from
unsuted TO the place. for act which his conscience
his Judgment and his constitutional oath dictated we
feel that the pulpit and the Sabbath have become desc
Grated by those who ought to be the true guardians Of
both.
Liberal logic for Wall street. Which way
sets the wind
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View York, Tuesday, November q, 1854.
To hspec tors of Election.

Tie lnspsctors'of Election throughout the State viii
oblrc the entire press, and the community ~
large H. in their of the the It'll inst
they proceed with the for Governor and Other
STATE officers and next with those for members Con-
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BE EARLY AT THE Polls The election is an
important one. Let every man be on hand
arly.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

DEPARTURE OF THE SARAH SANDS, ErC.
PORTLAND, Nov. Q, 1854.
The screw steamship Sarah Sands sailed yesterday for
Liverpool with six cabin and few Storage passengers
and small freight.
The Cleopatra and Ottawa having been taken by the
British to convey troops to Consantinope
The Canadian, steamer, will be the next due at
this port.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9, 1854.
The screw steamship City Of Manchester, Capt. Wylie
from Liverpool on the 18th ult, with 464 passengers
arrived here this morning She reports encountering
weather on the passage.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER sTABBING ARRAY.
Last evening" at about O'Clock an ARRAY took place
I the Northern Hotel, in Cortandt street. Several
Dung men, seems went into the hotel and called for
drinks and rendered in payment therefor bank bill
which the barkeeper said good upon which ono
OF the party said the barkeeper LIAR It is alleged
that the barkeeper struck the who called him lar
High words then ensued amongst them and the bar
keeper came from behind the counter and general fight
took place. One Of the party, named Jacob Bacon was
knocked down three times and received bad cut over
the eye which bled freely In the melee the barkeeper
was stabbed in the left SIDE between the groin and the
short ribs At this juncture the Third ward police
called in, and William Young Jacob Bacon, Edward 7.
johnson, Charles Smith, Charles c. Conner and Reuben
Styles were arrested and conveyed to the Third ward
and riotous conduct The barkeeper was taken to the
hospital where the wound dressed by Dr.. MeComb
dangerous present Justice welsh was sent for and
on the examination he discharged Connor injured
wss bsax c 70 MN in the ay and who
officer Crosset All the others were held in the station
hou Sc for further examination.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT HARLKM.-Mr. Samuel f. sniaen,
VINO keeps the grocery store Of Fourth ayenue
and 10th street. attempted to jump the Albany train
Of cars which passes through Harlem without stopping
between the cars and portion Of the train passed over
his right foot cutting it completely off, and by being
bodily injuries. Mr. snen Is old gentleman and the
accident happened directly in front Of his own door
rrePsrauans were immediately made to amputate his
leg above the ankle.
FIRE IN THE EvEREr HousE-About O'Clock yester.
day morning fire broke out in the northwest corner of
the Everett House, Fourth avenue corner of Seven
tenth street The fire proceeded from the chimney ue
OF the store beneath, occupied by Mr.. f. A. Hereman
druggist whose stock bodily damaged BY water, and
his ceiling will have to be entirely taken down His loss
viii be near 81 O00 The floor of the which the
fire originated had to be cut up completely to get at the
FIRE, which at first assumed serious aspect The Ara
was put out by the members of Engine Company No 49,
who were early the spot with their new and beautiful
engine.
Council NEW YORK UNIVERSITY AT an election
BY the shareholders of the University the city of New
York. held Nov 8, 1854, the following gentlemen were
chosen members OF the Council the University for the
ensuing four years-Leonard W. Kipp, Esq, William W.
Phillips, DID,, Thomas w. Ski nner, 3D. Charles But
err ESQ.,, Paul spodard, Esq, Thomas t. Davis, Esq
William L. vermiye, Esq, 0rsamus Bushnell, ESQ.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-YAIsr HKaRr Ne
vBA WoH FAIR LAny-IEvIsIpLE PRIScE- FAIRY STAR.
BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-CTHELLo-LosELY MAN
- THE OCEAN.
NABLO's, Broadway-GR OTHERS PEr-CArAniSA
BURTON,s Chanters strees-HEARr or GoLD-SD-
nsoUs FAMILY.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham Hrcet-HsARr or
0ol.D- DEVILS DAUGHTER.
vALLACKs THEATRE, Broadway-rH. BRIsASD--
Two CAN PLAY THAT GAMr-Ovr THE LoosE.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, Broadway--LuoREziA
DsRoIA- 6LTDaE DRIVER
s. AMERICAN MUSECM-Afternoon-PARr SUR
~ LIKE A. Two PrAs. Eveaing-OLD CHATEAU.
WOODS MISUNDERSTANDING Hall, 472 Broadway.
BUCKEYES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE-539 Broad
vAy-RvRr 0rERA AND NEGRO MINsr Kelsey.
WOODS NlNsTRELs-Minstrel Hall, "A Broadway.
CasTLE GARDEN-EauEsrRIAS PERFORMANCE.
HOPE CHAPEL, 10 Broadway-HKRR ALExxADER's
MAGICAL PkRroRarASC
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-YArsr HHaRr Ne
N WoH FAIR LAny-IHvIsIpLE PRIscE- FAIRY STAR
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GIVE One DAY TO Your CoUNrRY-No mat
ter about business to-day. Be patriotic. Let
your notes lay over aud be protested. Eec-
ton day only comes once year.
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SETTER TEsTIaonY TRAN WAS EVER OFFERED In Favor
OF ANY MEDfCINEi
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MORE S TE 81 FROM DIR. MOORE aoohA
S9ss sulli usng your saafais n several
and viii barry ssei am aew
testimony like tie following ssnders superansu
RON DR.. I. r. YSNnEIi. PROFESSOR or CHEMIST Is
THE LoUIBvIIIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
oysr he m Of Ingredients
und EErset sssp and hava 10 saying
that well Ia chronic
'Sssh y u applicable. L. y. YANDELL, NJ. D..
Lasiasiiie, June I, 1875.
'sssss,tzys Of su,i'sHa,lspArilis
and believe the combustion ens aa2
etcacaatai 10 produce pression systs
beth IL public ansu private think
Resident P6sscias Louiuviiis Masins He.,i,.l
vi, ssdslns ds graphing with disesss through the
Chhrate ssens
placing H. from is stiirEe worth the very
Sold whnleane tetaIl.hy sOnN HuIt
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u. .assfOgsaaasi,
MANUFACTURER OF BILLIARD TABLES, ETC.
No. IL and IA Cont Street, Betsceea Char
tres and Lepee Sfreets ~.


haga leave to inform amateurs and proprscrs of Bill
nnl Ae Is now ready to furnish them with BILLIARp
OF new Kind and which have heretofore
been nae whether or tbe North or Wat
Of the Unitea States, = es " IL 'ae t'eteu " ''sas
which he is every day called upon to Billiard
apsa coming from those enabled him TO
of humid climates. ~ " iesst' "' 'eiNpetAsAie
tabs and bands Billiard being generally the parts which
~ aee 70 particular attention paid
Every Billiard built HIM has ,bla nth
Ghey and Hickory thus warranng from wappng any
bands are made Of Patent BY him.
a superior TO the French
oe Ine india rubber sdes have
nave . ways given great satisfaction - ~ $40 '
asntismen may satisfy themselves above by Visiting
where they will always Billiard Tables
a or and they will convince themselves
EVERY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIM is WAR;
CHASER. -A' tshiii ho ~ AhA : w
ae has constantly on hand grent variety Of
Al, NEW AND SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES. NJ
GAMES, etc., etc. Also = - ~f
EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS.
- to New
any OF the articles
70 b them Satisfactorily
has also the honor inform his friends and the
that in Of with ct
o. shat cl2tb for Billiard Tables Prepared
extension Of his hous relations which esiah
and continues each day establish manual
o. france the United enable him to articles
2 his line ~ prices below the current ratss ctI
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RHSHE Subscribers beg leave to call the Is
IL attention Of the Trade generally selected HI
ssocs fresh DIR MEbIClNEs EXTRACTS M
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT, VAIsySH, HAT VA
TEETH BRusHEs and their large
importing and and
for market They offer the low
prices.
AID Apethsearies solicited ca
anime the atock and send 10 their ordern.
tieles. - - - - re = - ~ Faae"fni
PHYSICIANS, PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and puup
With neaness and dispatch. -
j. q. POTTER q Co, successors o I. L. Massey,
-, Whclouale and Retail Druggists,
/. - lhhria sttaet Maur lrIna
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PRICE 4 f,DIIIf,N plr,n,,.,..s7o- :

PRICE 4 G0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
Orleans respectfully the bubble
n s5r % ne assr hgsasss
iMERlCAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH W mn ci0 sEfs WAsE
N I'M FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS ali kirdn GooKINe
- ~ sGsaARDEh HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FOR I'd
so 81, ssd w IN tse LEAD ofavry
@ Eip and wpnK neels put mp ndrspares
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and ether andso~s
80 ~ Of nergcns With the
sa have pronounced 81 ths
~ Positively aresres for
: I'd Ssatpa, taA lh-
M Sss ~ ne ssEst fct
s seeS ~ dcaisy
aesse Lungs 81
are any way piedpoaed une
w o5he eaests or hereditary
aiA linnment pcttonn Ruasiyoi
e, FontsA rsmsdy Cht.uT
~ the disease. ini,sshu 4.sopfaRsnisE ssrfp
= las- than twenty -iepr hours, - .'s - sFef'le'
fsenchs'H 9tolnaphtSe gstterN.rh,,
and m gS
sys ~ sssrt Lew srahy siriets Bitter
he same time ihey
improve restores sa sps
and yor
dases X hem We will zaeh they az
sTe bp Thpy IS AZ
asaetics for h the most
anend tof thesc remedies alone has mai
can hs tsarhed by ALL. Prepared sad BY
"a e. bPACil NJ. D.. Chemist snd Apo.hsesrx
4 eefnst Of Chartrep Cuaonahnpss sis, II q
and Of DR.. RANK
4 al NErn~ n
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T - 7777 a - q Z 81 7, 7 777-'71l
IHtefief sehafdiunfe rod.e.

~
II Dk keTo No. meets at Baton Ro,.a M, s..
dsJ erenine. ~te1s0 - : = = ~
E Msex's Ne- e, NESTS II Franklin, Saturday
|9s1! NJ, p meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
3 s zs.spss ~ q, meets It opelousas, sstus-
s. 43ssos m. meets at Clinton, Wednesday
s s',.. y Mi %, meats at axe. Providence,
81 81 e!sazx Nos s22 meets at Tsinity, Saturday
ssklsios AZ 81. meets 81 Thibodaux, satur-
Try sxsFlne y VIZ ss' $ : W. ~ y
ss.s,s NJ 81 msets ~ Washington, Friday
s'.:s3 AZ. A msets at Cheney sille
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EAR. WATsoNs GARD will naa NO other

H. w ATS0N'S CARD will use no other
art the advertisement han may plair
ny Of practice have bet MI those
are called yphite For nearly fifteen years.
soe osneas treat those there
Ihaye attention
and know the better than they
whlsh one has
just familiar
aiiy which say without vanity for claim
otner merit than that Of experience. = - :
suest cure IN few and find difficulty
longer duraion without submitting the patient such
q treatment 90 will draw him the
neglect ms whether without within
nesd not ho altered There
proofs oftha
secrecy yhichI always inviolably preserve.
msny which think
lin the morning night
dqs No ~ "; .n wAms0M. a ~, y.
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MEDICINES.

I'm WRIG HIT q co.'s CATALOGUE OF
u GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
Which ,ss5 uppy Drugrsa Dealers
" General spssia Agency Mo- Isl CHARITIES ST.
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a CERTAIN CURE-Dr. GooD's Compound
L. EXTRACT OF CoPAIyAThgia the great 20 eIten
syels used IN New York and other e positive care for
onorhes elect aud the Wte Spanish and
Sold at No. 81 CHARITIES STREET. fT jsia an
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Pu Ps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
m so ~ MsGAaTY PLuRER No.Is4 Camp
Iaoss sscs FORCE AND LIFT BEER PJs ee eit
'opjAtSs aAN6Eht BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER Tfih,
SQRK0F EVERY DESCRIPTION, = ~ stA''hss fF
Ship and Steamboat promptly an and
sfonpsiystsanded e. ~ CHARGES MODERATE. SOM :
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u IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
"a OuS DEBILITY. DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS Mora

m
E-A Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs-Aiore
testimony from the South celebrated GER
Nan prepared Dy Pr G. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
The the of Dyspepsia anndice
Gus Debility, Diaesse Of the Kidneys etc., eic.
II W. CLANCY, Mersburg, October la2 aFiay
insta nee thai hss notice., }5z5
NELSON EDWARDS. salvsa KY, June D 1851, said We
feloe 70 inform that this justly medicine has
the exalted which has
tesiedits unbeaitating eneny
have heard Of many BY b. Hollands
GRANT Irvine. Ky June 1851 have
them by the half dazen a ZEN .
W. r r FATlo Bro Knoxvile Tom, April $751; said
Btefs selling
y been able learn has
S These BiTTERS ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. thew oye-
system PROSTATE il and can e
or Infants welt az adults. = - - = 49,
~ Foranle by respectable dealers every whore.
]. WRIGHT CO., New Creaup
III ala Z
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TTIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.- DR.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISUUVERY.-DR.
JAMES would respectfully call the attention Ct citizens and
following acts He all Diseases
gu. other poisonous namely Gonorhea elect
all Diseases the Skin Dr. James would als call
cia attention those who have injured themselves private
solitary
body and them for either society
lowing Of the melancholy by
hah o ys Weakness Of tho Bach and Limbs Pain the
Heart Dyspepsia, abiy, Symptoms Consump
ton, Mentally, the fearful
Lose Memory Confusion of Spirits
firaidity, etc, sorae Of The evispIoduced. I
Al pcraons who with any
not fail 70 call DR. and ID health
yeaelf from the Consequences terrible
reftoxad $50
~ DR. JAMES has from his former Office
DIR. JAMES.
s. Peonsyn distance Remedies Of the Dis
Hent to their address, giving
sannn q fee Of ten dollars Imys lydswl DR.. JAMES.
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faSAHNEST0CK'S VERMIFUGE.-A SAYS
~ AID CERTAIN cuRE he and inaa
G MAY ~ laid ~ hey M M M
sene y many children. and daily 10 ruh.r ana
S IT, can b used with on ssdiers
w. anfaiirx IN In 4nseis
r. IN. thsfs e nizis wheneyr there ss
rAts 1. X. 8 nANvILLE ARK. March &C. lisa
= y that Meskrs Fleya Nav f HI.
& nv ysAls q 3 q vessiiags q
aAere MI, we q ms abou, Year. old md the oihs
brought SEVENTY
Naffas - s- Y recon nd no the public
country sosssess aaa Retail prnesai
= .ksee. NE United ssates 81 ia Vim
Fl alEhAGs BRANDIEs. The subscribers
zss 2 81 s nsnz ed in city 81 The ef.tss
"a m ssa sssR supply q liz
sss ss sEd 1895 and invite attention s ssa ~
eessuts. the allows sd saan, As si a.
issa r = = ~ Aaiea a 4 t 81; i Agents..
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Interior EncainIp = mlsnts,
M "A Baton Rou0o

NkasoIrA No.. Baton Rouge.
Nouxg SINAI No. 8, at Franklin, ST. Mary's
Rsr1ah d
q. SHAW W. 10. 1t Clinton, East Feliciana.
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SUNDRIES-
~ 1000 boxes STAR CANDLES;
500 half borea do.
800 or. do. do.
100 bbls. Choice LARD OIL; =5 .
100 bbls. and kegs No. LARD;
l50qr. Casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
100 eighth do.
800 bbls. Flschers Extra WHISKY;
leo do RAW WHISKY;
$50 do Old Monopg ehela and Bourbon WHISKY
ie94 JOSEPH Lands 4 CO, IS Tehoupitou.ss s,re.,
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A LIE AND BROWN sTOUT-l8O boxes Rev
IN no Philad pha landing ship Roekaway sale BY
E.. j. HART Jos iOJ Tchu strs
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MEDICAL. CARDS.

NM K. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
X. wv cures CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS,
DRopsy CHOLERA ard CHOLERA MoRgus, AsuE and FEVER
G0NORRHGA, RECENT and fNvETERATE ULCERS,
THRoATS, COuGHS, COLDS, OBSTINATE CANCERS FS.
all kin6s VEINS, CARRIES THE BONES, WfJITE
sgELLINS, kIEg's EvIa GRAVEL PAINS IN THE BACK,
married children. My long
residence the Indians and long experience practice
capable curing diseases which considered
hopeless by celebrated Docors. - =
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

sUNDRIES-
~ 1900 boxes Star Candles;
800 half boxes Star Candles. w. .=5
goo quarter boxes Star Candles;
400 boxes Olive Oxide Soap;
AGO half barr els Rose whisky;
Is quarter casks American Brandy;
90 eighth caeks American Brandy: &
80 barrels choice winter strained Lard Oil.
10 bs rrels superior old Monongahea Whisky;
900 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES No. Soap, for sale by
ia JOSEPH LANDS 4 CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

SUNDRIES-Landing from ship Heber--
~ 500 boIes No. Fire Crackers.
80 bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
25 boxes Loaf do.
500 msts Cassa.
TO packets Java Coffee. -..-- ..- .....
loo boxes John D. Leas' Soap
IS half bbla Split Peas.
2l00 reams Straw Paper for sale by
So A. p. GR1EFF& CO. DO and ~ Old Leyes