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FOR SALE-FOR SALE.

gIEW FOR Pew No. III, in Christ
Cnnh, right going side aisle
the price, $500 time, with interest," Apply al No
Il Comm4rrial Place. npl4
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sFARM FOR SALE 49, Containing 1856 ~
4 rich land, within I've mile Of sun trtou NJ
TaxeF; ~
ii wits n ske will be cold
Years 10 good Apply No. mill
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FIRST JusrcK's CouRTl NJ, w. RILEY L. JuURDANs
PAKIsn OF KS. No.l54il.
EpY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias, to me
directed by The Hon 1 U sienns Frs Justice Of the Peace
DAY the sh Of July ssi, II O'clock, MY Warehouse, No
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

NEW Notwithstanding h4isos3 bales hemp Il pigs
mlsr.
IyERPoo-sbip Mary wari-67i bales cotton, 594t skacon
HAYANA-Scbr Doeyce hbl7 and pork ~ btIs
lard 40 osaka and rs terces hams 90 key 4 800 sats corn
BaSTOS-Jnhu H4s-S5 hemp, bhls i
@ 9g sacks 49 load Sc boa -four 500 bbs aud Al hall
do malhGes.z
MOBILE sclr Eliza Janeioo bbls whtIy SOC Sacks oats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

Tp Jar bk Laurns hi; Anry Elizabeth sehrs Midas and
Edward Barnard or the 22d ut
Shf apd Fvo arks Mount Vernon and Ae1na and
srtr = tine Yah ut
Ships Northern Chief the .9h alt.
Tie big MERGED the s1ln nit.
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To Tivo Circle Depotso 40, slo H. and 0, 9!o
$50, $40, 500, S3a, $50, az p.
k3 Trains paassp CreiNu
~ Trn stop ONLY Horne Staten Jackson street Gag
4age, etc, received At Depots oaiy
Ne Orleans and Caroou, is between Cor
Ill AZ IA-sa II $780,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

A STOUT MINDED BoY--We saw, on Friday.
as fine specimen of a &c spoiled child as could
well be produced. The urchin was about four
years old, and was with his mother, who seem
ed to be widow, The boy had wheelbarrow,
as big as himself--a curious toy for so small
a boy, many thought. After interrupting travel
generally in fremont Row, his mother took him
up, barrow and all, and carried him across the
street. The youngster again put his barrow in
motion and ran against the door step at Perce's
grocery store. He insisted upon going through
the granite step, and because his mamma would
not let him, he laid down upon the sidewalk
and howled ms if great wrong had been i'm
posed upon him, His mother dragged him along
a few PAGES, and presently he saw the stem at
DR.. Lothrop's mansion, He put out for it with
great determination, and succeeded in batter
ing his toy two or three times against the unof-
Tending stone. His mother had another bout at
coaxing, and with much trouble got her little
darling away. A bachelor, who happened to
be passing, and saw these little developments Of
the infant mind, was heard to remark with
Mark Anthony
The evil that men do lives after them
The good is oft inferred with their boncs.
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RIVER STEAMERS.
rO8ST

r AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR Fss =
A BATEY Can't ". c. Wilson, asvep MONDAYS z6Assstse
"a Z - T. LaroaRsr % RtHsifs = VIZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

A Mr.. w. w Boyden, of New York, must be
bold man, if big betting is any evidence of it.
He offers to name two American bred horses,
which he will run against any two foreign bred
horses, at three and four mile heats. The three
mile race he will bet $25, 900 to 1000; the
four mile race he will bet $50 900 to $40 1000
The races to be run next fall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

TRANSPARENCY or THE OcEAN,--In the course
of some remarks made by Commander Glvnn, of
the Navy at the recent meeting of the Am er1can
Scientific Association, in Washington, some in
teresting facts in relation to the transparency
of the ocean was stated. Commander Glynn
said that the chief requisite in making observa-
tons Of this transparency was perfectly
smooth, CLASSY sea. During cruise Of four
years he had succeeded in making only sixteen
observations worth saving. His method of ex-
perimenting was to lower white dinner plate
horizontally in the water as far as the eye could
follow it. He found that the farther he was
from points where earthly matter was washed
into the ocean in large quantities, the clearer
the water was. Thus off Cape Horn, where per
petual storms stir up the dirt from the regions
around the Pole, he could see only to the depth
of ten fathoms, while on the west side of the
Pacific, where the ocean is stillest, he could see
the plate twenty five fathoms below the surface,
which distance he concluded to be the maximum
of visibility. These high and low points Of
visibility correspondent with the highest and
lowest points of the waters temperature,
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ARRIVED.

Steamship soub Mark. izy from New York 2a ut 10
" Stanton 4co-ltt dAtrct l3. . .
Ship Chatiu Edward 90 days New York to rnhselsi de
trrt. % a..
Ship Wheeler Neon, Liverpool 2stn April to Hs,o2i
Ship srtpofe Reed 50 days Bos,oa Hynsoulst d
Ship yarny days from Boston, baaat to hs'terPos
TAYLOR, days Ponss ola mhstsr5saln
brig Monroe, S-w York
Brig Vua obohe jackson, 70 days from Phiadepela 10 "
-
Bark Cherokee Hays odays Charleston, & Lsvyst
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FESHE ROAD TO HEALTH

DESPERATE CASE OF scRoFUIA CURED ny HWIe.
WAYS OINTMENT AND PILLS. Mr. der dues hof
Agent o Holloway medicines nth sizes
that Thomas Evans, the employ Mr. Charles ThonFs
ramhulu, the Ne
bis BODY covered with peculiar kind d Pn out which
ulrd He hai considerable
without any H then used HI
LOWaYS oISTMEST AND Pills which in short pttiod
uay him that he has continued The perfect health
the present time.
81 soli holloway
uea Temple Bar, Landen and BY All h Druggists
Dealers in Medicines the Hne tHeH AT 37I
81 SO each, Whoes=ls the Drug hon
Union and by Ms5sr B. SANDS NewYtk ad j. WRIGHT
NCn, New Orleans.
E- paring taking She large sizes.
SRDreeous guidance in disorder
ad- sarhh nE. sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

EXTRAORDINARY SAGACITY or A BIRD.--About
four weeks ago gentleman in Baltimore pur-
chased canary from a friend, and took it home
after night-fall. the cage being wrapped up in a
linen cover, By some means, soon after, the
canary made his escape, and the owner had
given up MI hope of his recovery, when he
learned from his friend that the bird had re-
turned to and was then at the house of his
former master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

While Mr.. Clay was standing upon the deck
of the Georgia, previous to her departure, a
man stepped up to him and, Selling his hand,
began to shake it so vigorously as to give the
venerable Senator pain. Sir" said Mr.. Clay,
very blandly, '' if you will allow ME to shake
hands with YOU, will do it gently
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
USPENSJON Es-N(

- BENJAMIN WATKINS of Port GIBSON Mss.aipp Architect,
Bridge
spP tudsop other River the United States,
SUSPENSION BRIDGES upon reasonable ready
will open S=iuppong IRON FER
MANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will he
Timber, Brick Ston Wrought Iron
Towers locations and with either STRAP Iron We
Potomac Washington CITY. the
River Ne BIooklyn Willar--t - ~
River from West PoiGt TO the Eastern sh,rer
Cabt suspended during the Revolutionary w
January 80 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - FoR
N THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF LLNATIoNs.
~ Open Day and Evening, Except S1nday1 from
a AZ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADNHrTANcE, will be tie price
u Agh,ssgoSs ith he Es.
The Crystal Palace has undergone the m% alterations
a naca # R sp ssy soa Tssa ONT,
large additional machines however PIE.
~ f n n a snR S yf h. and
ys%ab s9f s,iy the Western ns%i.PhsIs
~ % Many sGc. n aG noM en- dn
s5ss s Mo6E R 81 e. e 1
s
N SS4 s % -" be i TREE f To g.
SAND YEARS OLD has deposited the Crystal Palace by
G,y.a Palace hi Ism a
several DAYS With proper discrimination and inesssn argmeu
An efficient ORCHESTRA OF MUSIC be in attendance At the
CT sta Palace ggsr Morning re and Eesing
Thousand Dollars its equivalent n cash the
patented or en- sIe the USed ates during he
9g the T Of 2 @ I s IN
tine eS o ME6s eoph ne One Thousand Dollars
il cash to the artist hose having been exhibited in
e'S @ a s fl
lnIan FIVE costing one HaHdsd p9as each or
IN h ~ s6 % Sss4 s & @ 1n A F
snail be 7dudsed most worthy Of such testimonials next
|
FIVE MEDAL costing Hundred Dollars each,
their equivalent cash. preferred the Se Artists
Original completed opening Palace
aforesaid shall be worthy
such excellent aforesaid.
The Rbest respectable Jury luries that be selected
appointed critically
prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such Jur Jurors and ope to bs able
will NJ. dals Dpo
Exhibitors Inventors Of such articles
| sufficient 10 enittlo such d sncon,
articles which worthy place this Grand
the Worlds admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
used protecting articles exhibited bat the Assoca
loss iamage such articles
All Umbrellas Canes nu lett ut the stand near the door
Bonded Warehouse visitors
mied packages any the building
No Checks person reamitted the Ticket
I 4 U nron
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


IuVEuHJ D1oTHIrBl DuIJ IT I001' }
COTTON, There was fair demand yesterday, with
sales OF 1000 bales. Prices very finn, but without any
quotatle changer
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
Inferior 5GB5s{i Mddling Feir.. .99IGD101l
0rliuas5. .......t..,6 81 62t r1l
M'4lios 746lS15 Good Fair nominal
Good Al ldliuE.. $4,000 Good and Ens-.. I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
STORE TO RENT.--Possession given 1st q

NNIUKE To KENI.--Fossessl0n given Isl IN
NJ October nextThe three story brick Futoh 49,
tod and Notre Dame Streets (econd from the
Grod Broom stree running through from Fulton Nav
Leve street. having granite front both To good
permanent tenant, will be liberal. Apply
BARELLl L CO., 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
FOR RENT.

547OR IA we'll located and roomy Lot,
of ST Joseph S. Charles for the Of
Coal, SIateF Bricks, &c, will be rented i'". apply rs
FtHEAP RENT. = A two story frame IN
~ House, containing besides double Kitchen A
Cypress The premises would
modats small families Rent good ais per month.
Inquire of MRS BOW ERS, l56 Julia stIert N.Y. II
a. TORE TO RENT,--lmmedate posses an
NJ sion givenThst ln,gs -four story trick a
'front.' known % New Fee between Nstch't Alley al Poy
To liberal Will e
aps BANELLl 4 CO. 81 Common sttset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

E4SOR RENT - House on the North East @a
q OF Graver and ST. John sitsets Apply TO -
innll COCHRAN & co. 33 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

LOR SALE-A Square of Ground, con- ss5eSs
tanning q lots 80 By ?5 iee each il high and has be-
cultivated and large Magnolia snd other ornamental
reea, also Flg and Plum Trees
The improvements large tTooy Frame House, with 'ii
galleries below eight 7t 1abe for three
horses with
kitchen, ai ppis
q. B. BkOANMELL. \ COZ, 81 P0NdTah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
TssHE GRAND SALOONS OF 3. JACOBS,

No. 80 CAMP STREET.
the public tbs LIST They contain the
valuable COLLECTION OF PICTURES Gil and Wfas
Ceors Drawings Print he costly EnvrYn
STuETTEs with
Art, exhibited in tsa Shath
Strangers end ctiseIc, particularly u
sne-fre Of chaTgakis uuTiyaad and seHtsHh
the Fine &Ss
To- The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, in ia yarorn
appointments Daguerrean Establishment
IN Europe, in this
PORTRAITS the known
philosophical process the
displaying the life b
ths. spectral Appearance peculiar 10 Dagusffeoyps kea Ia
ordinary method
IN The stock OF MEDAL LIONS, LoCKETs RfnGa and
PINS, Fine Gold, embraces variety, and Of the h
furnished at the manufAetur re prices.
~ All orders Daguerreoyps Maefss he accompanies
The Dry Sensitive, prepared by T. JACOBS for ptta
warranted retain its ehses properties for h
| $40 iar stn5g
| M AH0GANY.--For sale, 200 logs Mahoga-
Iva n.y. landing Transi,, Gieatiap -
| ' z, WIFI NFf MP
FENEAS--500 packages Green and Black. for
| Il sssby LTTEEJoIN, NoRCotI TO-,
Ayl3 - Fulton street, tsra7ft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

MAR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST. g.
tenders his professions the tsiss
gentlemen Of Now Orleans and sieinity hetne VI
ae+maRept having all the afstmpove
His accommodatiGnaar surpassed hT Tose
him 9th te ASSURED THAT operations
wlbesatiat.ta and residence Csuaiatieet between
i and DauphE, ioorffrNIn saolniesiH
W FULL UPPER SETS QF TEETH suction ptircp will
guaranteed to IT, respect o f5 Sit5 FULL StIS
Erard tor fr7n1a f#E
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARED YEsTERD

stsnosbiu 4ieo Thtmpson for Harris Morgar
Ship Mar Ward NoYel Liverpool tylhhey q Leyel
Sup Harris, Mack for Boston, CT Metker go
Ssh Dorsey, schHsdan, for havana, a Leshfe
s5,,, MI, lana pners for Mabie. Muster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

t;orru.-L.Ia, Toptcco-hhas
stoch ar, hand gent ,O6T2 2q46t
Rscpivrri ,jncp -, i41o0TG 42l76
:. ve5terilav.... es9 II 41o775 2O3--42379
=..@.. m.5M 14213l7 1884
gxnort4a IN dat. 1oG6st3 1851
:. r, star,ay . 3s3 Il ofoo76 oOOas29971
~ ~SN' -
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I & ! T c. s :..L.E $50. L

foa E 4 &c s z.- 5ss .szs.zss
ROUTE rom ST,g4ra Lake
United Dwega, Vincent Ogtenshurgb Mon
tres taepee- Ogeusblreh Vincent with
raroa New 70 EaFiag ser4'oga sIT9ts sed Bost9R;
Champan Railroad, for Portland white Mountains
Boston and New York
BAY STATE, Capt .edyAti, NEW YORK Capt Chapman Leave
tay sun4aye excepted IT O'Clock NJ for Cape EHeeat
er tho thousand islsrd ts Rapids the 6eaau!
ST. Lawrence, Big daylight Aicnea Ut O'clock
| neyt day, in time for me Quebec ooA
HFiEE Bufas at O'Clock, have slx hours and
those leaving hours Niagara % lhe
IL o'clock Buffalo Lewiston time for the
Posse for Bo8Eon tnks the same train Of ears rom
Bro AtOgdeusbut at hRpnstf O'Clock manning and
Immediately, arriving At Bo=ton at falaat O'Clock, rM
''A's 4'S THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Searlep ONTARIO Captain Thro0P CATARACT Captain Estes
M s sG @s e s s1, ois md
ha 70 ys M;nsa syt 6a nn
sod Tie Rapids ST. Lawrence BY daylight,
neaug Ogienturgh Boston Railroad for olses Pon'
Bosom with the Express Train OF GAYS oswegt
The daily sundays excepted hv the But
Falls Railroad, At O'Clock, afa:dng
ee the pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Queens Heights
The Suspension Bridge he magnificent th
Niagara River through Montreal diec leaving wist0u nj tall
o'clock giving passengers ail foar hours visit Nigga
EaI
passing all the Thousand Islands by
fight, changing boats ogdehsOht fd taking Of the fn
rsNnx dahing Of the noble St Lawrence, arriving
Montreal At O'Clock he aHws Inv % @ 1a ne assss
The o. The American Line built expressly for
and comfort having all The equipments for safety required law
and beautiful Upper Cabin Saeooms the ln
t- Pergea can procure information Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Fats Railroad Depot.
t Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Magyar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

FESO RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN -
IL three-story BRICK STORE street.
Go and Noe Dame second from the Got Run
through from Fulton New evee and having Granite
tIont, opening both
For fur her particulars, apply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

fATO REMOVAL.-Dr. AMOUR, g.
s ~ Ests and PsAc!a ,a, p EAT
td Lafayette Cars Depot where he is prepared TO AL|
Operatives skiy all he ate inProe
and at his usual aedsats
slargeH.
sanst street md Isfavete Cars Depot, uI6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

% AISINS-1O00 packages in boxes, halves
NH H. L. STONE d CO.. Gravier street.
CHERRY BRANDY-10 quarter casks su
" psror Old, for sale by S. WOLF y 80 je!6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

NJ AMS--50 tierees Sugar Cured, for sale by
d u mv2 INsEEl LANn S q co q rnhnnntnnla.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

NbEPPER-50 bags Black Pepper, Tor sale by
& ie2& A. F. COCHRAN & HALL, Gravie
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NOTICES SPECIAL.
yKTasBINGTON FIRE C0MPA--

Wv NY No. 20.The officers ard rnrnbstn Of -z$&$S1RS
C6mtany requested attend ad1afnea TtZzS
Innpthl Nv r'ee e,tote he'd the kngns-houps
SATURDAY. tulg O'clock P NJ fuHctaA =
~ ". q BRASELAiAN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

HSRENCH CHOCOLATE-2O cases, each u
B. esh 30 French Chocolate fos sa very
low, by a A. DELAGRANEk co, ~ Magazine ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
VICRSBURG.
viii leave every SATURDAY. as o'eloet Pm.
LNlR MILL Tx EMS BEND VfcKa ,
RED RIVER

Wiulesvt TUESDAY. July !. At p o,eiock
EyDR SMTTHLAND. JEFFERSON, sy =
D. BENTON, PORT CADDo SHREVEPORT AID SIS
sif r1nning
passenger packet at. CHA RLEa Capt2 Samuel Appe
pate win freight passage, having superior
aeeonmodstionsI apply on board o. -
ie95
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

Elk LOTS OF GROUND NEAR The
- oPELousAs RAILROAD DEPOT. i viii sell sig Lots Of
Ground through EnirI Parc within
hundred the Railroad, H. E. Nichols resi6nce
TEss4000 for the Six Lots quarter cash. tanes in and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

ID UNI puncheons Old Jamaica Z" A" H's
IA A. St Croix, for sale by S, WOLFE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
Eastern Stove store Triumphant!

x-,,r ......,,o.d have formed n copar,nership ior
the purpose Of carrying the Copper. IN IA ,snd
Iron and Stove bsslness y n,s B,aas srs., would
r..ncctflly inform the citizens Of Scott anu
mn that We have lately arrived 'fo.h Ky ,,hn
with an extensive assortment "f Stoves ahu . n
articles OF the latest and most approves Taol
Among them may be found the NAY Flower .v I,h.
Stove. which We warrant Tor zen !sa, ,. wood eve,
oiYrrd for sale In tho west. has TWO laFgc OVENS
he one has axing for suspending Fowls, lulSls'
Meat from the TOP Of INC oven ~ aver alike which
IS decided improy cmcn,; at 1.-THE same tune .ne o,n.'
may b used foT baking r.ss Si9a manner,
Also thc Black Diamond, for eoal. its extensive use
in the West as well East, has given i repna.on
beyond all competition. We was1'M ~. ~a,sec,
The Morning sarone Of tho mos, beautiful ass,Tms
of Eleyu oven Stoves IN market; call ana eNaMne
for YOURSELF In additsonto these, We oher numerous
other kinds of s,ovesof every description
Pumps and Lead Pipes.
We harc constantly ON hand u large assortment y
Pumps, Lead Pipes Ac for wells ana c's'"s c.sa
,,e make IN 10 order and warrant them Also rots.
pumps for raising and cevans water 70 any part q
the building. Garden Engines, with hose ss'ae 1s
for Watering gardens, washing windows, ~e.' sS''
- y coppersmiths and. Brasiers.
VI, are nov pre- pared 10 do all kinds Of Copper work
10 order al the .hartes, notice; repairing dome in the
neates, manner and with dispatch Plumbing o. every
'ss'' TIN ROOFING.
W.. mr.. also prepared Ia cover buildings with tin,
,opper or zine as cheap he done IN the west
and all work warranted. The undersigned are poth
practical workmcn, and will attend personally 70 every
and all work entrusted 10 them.
All those In want Of the above articles VIII q" wen
by giving us a cali as We think can show them TIE
adj utages Of making good bargain. Country mef-
rha,s supplied with lin Of ever. description az
low prices 49, j.,
Old copper brass, pewter, iron, rags Ne., taken ~
hon, East side BfnuN pstNcth
81 and I'd streets. ,onnx
port, Iowa ~ aoHl hio""-
J. II. nuMoNr.
II. &. RIoRDAN.
p.Nanport MAY 18th ie5t--w.u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
GOO
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FAANiao
MILLS

nF the latest STYLE which stand A. No. l. on .ne ~.
~ Of premiums awarded for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DO constructed To clean easier, faster ana Dc.sn
king out Oats Cheat, Chess smut and al Iou' -.
astonishingly clean. WIN far Guido your hsne"'-
Geipaon,. an. a
They are substantially made, OF the hrss Quans "a
materials with two good conts OIL paint and "se "
yarnisha better projection against weather 'nan
bcfore--ten fold. -.
The reputation of this article speaks loud for 'h'"
Yet no pains will be spared To continue fos shem men,
credit that will far outstrip any thing OF the sec
Mil kind, Manufactured and for sale IT the Aes'S
turai Depot of ALONZO NOUkSE,,,
June "a Main ST. Moline, III.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
An Infamous Record.

Congress has adjourned after accession Of
eight moaths. 1t containeda Democratic
majority of two-thirds, with President and
cabinet Of the same stripe, full swing in all
departments ef governments, fcur-ftths Of
the State governments on its side, its old
rival, the Wing party, dead; the Republicans
not vet in row er, the Freeso;lers toe weak 10
resist i,s will and pleasure; and surplus OF
thirty millions in the treasury. Now let US
see what this par excellence Democratic pow
er has done.
lst. They violated an old National COM
pact Of their fathers for the expressed ana
avowed purpose Of Wrestling free soil from
free men and delivering il over 10 slave
breeding nabobs, 10 be cursed for future
ages with human cha,talism.
I'D They induced by bribery, many
members OF Congress to betray their con.
stilnents and sell their souls for gold and
Office.
81. They robbed the National Treasury
Of ten millions OF dollars for the purchase
Of a strip Of chapparel desert and volcanic
rocks, inhabited BY prowling, numbering
Indians.
III. They s,ranglcd the peoples Home
stead bill; after holding the word Of promise
to the ear they broke it to the hope.
9th. After passing bill TO AID Com
mcrce by improving Rivers and Harbors,
the Democratic gentleman, imbued with
the favorite New Hampshire and South
Carolina doctrine, put his kingly veto upon
il.
9th. They burn. up dcfenceless town
and destroyed half million Of American
property. without just cause or the slightest
pfcvocation.
7th. They have squandered seventy .fw
,nil1soas Of dollars in a single year, John
Quincy Adams spent thirteen smptying the
Treasury OF its thirty millions Of surplus,
without rendering the people adollar'sw worth
Of service.
sth. They have postponed that truly ma
tional necessity, the Pacific Railroad, and
they have helped slavery, squandered
money, spurned the peoples interests, trod-
den under foot all that was useful and nee
essary; these are the trophies Of this Admin
istra,ion blasphemously called Democratic.
Cleveland Leader.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

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