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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
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FEW superior Bay State SbaWf;
IL Superior gold medal Mouslin d'Laines;
Dark patterns bonnet silks; Canton Flannels, Lin.
seys, red Flannels Superior Pilot Cloths, Cassmerss
Sattnets, fancy Cashmere Vestings d. &c. for sale
very low at the Cheap Cash Store, BY the piece or
otherwise, by A. w. HULL. 5,
Muscatiue. Dec Q. 1883
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Water. PpoOf Rlnckimg.

0NE box of which will last man year. 1t keeps
" the leather seft and pisble, and impervious to
water. For sale by CHAS. NEALLEY.
DRASS HUB BANDS, Of different sises. for sale
ID by Dec. % CHAS. NEALLEY
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
H. @. JONES & CO.'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clock and Watch Establishment

Second street. MUSCs7INE,
w HERE may be found the larges, and Y,
w best assortment Of Clocks in the State JEfY
embracing every variety aud style. manufactured
suitable Tor Halls, Offices, Parlors, Kitchens.
Steamboats,, and
RAILROAD CARS.
Gold rpine and silver watches, in pIain or hunt
ing cases;
do do do
nger-rings, earrings and ear.trops in end
sriety. BRITANNIA PLATED WARE
! services or separate. Also caslofs, can
dles,cks, &c.
German silver tablespoons;
% tea us
butter knives;
Gold speciacles;
German silver spectaeles, suitable for all
eyes.
Pocket and table cutlery Of superior quality.
Gold pens gold and silver pencils;
Bankers cards. porte monaies and wallets;
Work boxes, dressing cards;
Looking glasses, hand glasses;
Razors anil razor srops.
Fine, coarse. tuck, buffalo and
INDIA-RUBBER COMBS.
Coral beads. armlets and negligees.
Chidrsn's whistles, rattes, leelhing rings, In
daaa-rubher balls and toy, kid and wax dolls, DC.
The above gnods, being purchased IN New
York from the manufacturers and importers, will
be sold as low as in any town in the West, 81
Louis not excepted. Sept. 1888. !.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
OCTOBER. %. 1859.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
N Fl :" GOODS :
"A. w. HULL

LAS JUST received large and extensive assert
IL ment of all kinds OF ~
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS;
Notions; Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps; Bcnnsts,
latest styles Hardwsr; Groceriss lotion Yarp Cot
ton Bate; Carpet Chalns; Fresh and Dried Apples;
Peaef a. b., &C., which, with the former soods,
makes the stock good and desirable.
Thankful for past favors be respectfully requests
his old friends, and the public generay to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. Ne palma viii
be spared to give satisfaction, and prices guarantees
as low the lowest.
Muscatine, Oct. %, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

IRo ERIE ..-Lvg 9 ok Of arrs'iss, ja,t re.
NJ eeived AMI fur sale ,heas. n No. 8. Msin-st
NH 2A1 IA. & w. MCCORMICK.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

TIARDWARE and Queer. ware, Haze. Cap. b.. ~
IL No 8, Msin-ss- J. A. b. W. NcCORMICKS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

BENEFITS MILL-TO FARMERS. )
VIII DO custom work Tuesday We'd nesl az
u and Thursday of each week. Price 70 nan
uiacturlng Ia per hushe
l0o,000 bushels wheat wanted al Bennft', mill,
j. BENNETT. p
Musca,ine, Sept so, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

~ I'm. o.. NJ O0dWard,
4 ITORNEY AMI Couesellor at Law, and 6sueral
"A Agsn,, Muscstins, Iowa. nh 10 y
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

IL Altogether superio- to any Medicine hcretorere
dscs qqred fer the rapid cure of c,lds ccughs " flu
epza, oosrsenees. whocpiog cough crup, sronchitis
catarhs. asthma, dyspepsia liver comHlsn ncipien'
consumption and for the relief OF cpnsumptive p'-
tents IN advanced stages Of the disease and fer all
wit scrorula salt rhsum nsrcu-al, syphilis o. ve-
nereal and erupve, diseases of the skim bIoch-
es, pimples pustulas; and all itching eruptons,
chronic, infamation If the liver white swe'lings
toss fever SIRE, ricketts,, fstuls. and King evil in
short in every tsint of the system or blood, from
whatever cause arise however long standing;
this medicine will be found far superior to any other
remedy.
Grand depot. 40 LakeStreet. CHICAGO. Hin s, and
sold by merchants scrnrallv. WALTER r. SLOAN.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
NEW BOOKS

DY EXPRESS at R II. bURNETr'S: The Uoi
ID tel Stases Illustrated, East and West; Meyer
tisiv+rsuw: New Yprk-its upper tea and lower
millions; The Seretar., c;rcumstantis, evidnce
Fortune Wiiburn, ard other stories. hy coar'e- Dick.
ns Ms.ca 81 1881
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
New Arrival!

d NJ BURNETT wsn'd infarm the c''isan. 81 Nus
H. catine. anil nil others who went F00h PAPER.
,hat h. hiss jrss v.~eiv-a . assor'mee' If Will
pcr. Rvderre, + re- rripts. o led and Psr@r " nd"~
~n-taips. De. a.. His stok il row the best in n q
state. C,,l AMI ex mine IL.
Mich -Just re~eired lo' OF White III n. Tr.u, n
Cod-6sh-best qssli,y sd :. re -e.' r'i-"s.
| MEDIC 4 SPRINGER.
March II, ls5<-tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
David H Evans
THIS. GRE Y

w HOLESALE dealer in k.Ies, Por,ers, Malt
w Hops, Wines and Liquors, No. I'll Main-st.
st. Loais. M. mh31-6 MSS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Farm far sale.

N the Nm sti And Iowa tity II AZ, near over
mas i Fry. IN th. west siis ~ CEDAR RIVER, of
ie4 acres. and 40 Of il tmber; 40 serss OF u under
fe sw story frame touse, ~ by ~ feet, cOptaina
>, r.on :, az entry and stairway, 20. and new
sr-fsn ne well wa,ers, - d. or, hsndseme Grove
:, d some irsit irser 0sd The house. TIE above
,r h.ryy VII t@ ,od v. VI .rsisti-r be made soon.
Pr f-r.'.r psrri u'ars enquire ~ JOSEPH TIMBER
LAKE, two is ~estnf rhe premises, OF - the sub
scriocr. q, Huh / Cisrk's sh store, Iowa City.
mhlo4. M.HULL.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
X. w. Odds, Agent

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Of PHILADELPHIA. - Accumulated Capital
" $23o,000! Charter perpetual. Office at the store
OF OLDS BONN.
Mscatiae, D,o.2, iSS3-dyS8
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Az IOWA CAMP NO. l, U. S. A., mssts ev-
ASAery Tuesday Evening, in the Hall Of the Tenn
sASse of Hon0r S..end street, Muscatine, in the
third story, above Fay Stones drugstore.
Dec. 30, 1S53-6m. By the r. s.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
J. Scott Richman,
AttClEty ard COErNilGr at Law,
MUsCATiNE, IOWA.
Special NOlice.

SpcCl6l NOTICE..
III subscriber would particularly call the atter.
L ton OF those indebted to him on private account
10 the faet that THEY MUST CONE FORWARD Asp PAT
uP. lnese sccounts have all been standing Hore
tnan one year and be cannot give longer indulgence.
NOV. 70, eS-tf. JOHN LIMP.
WE also would say TO oar friends and customers,
w whom We return many thanks for former favors)
that we have full stock Of desirable goods of all
KINDS sorts and prices which will sell low for cash
or produce. Call and zee.
Nov. Is, '53-tf. JOHN LEMp CO
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-03
BUSINESS MEETINGS OF TIE SOCIETY.

After the highly interesting public Anniversary
Of the Society, held ON the morning of Wednesday,
May 10, at the church Of Rev. Dir. Chaplin, the
Society commenced, in the afternoon of the same
day, at 81 o'clock, its series of meetings for dis
cussion. conversation, and business, at Hope
Chapel Lecturc-room.
The President called the Society to order
1t was moved by Hev. s. j. MAY, of Syracuse,
n. Y, and seconded, That Committee Of tlfss
persons be nominated by the chair, to report hdi
Committees and other officers needed at this annual
meeting, Adopted
SAMUEL j. MAY, OLIVER JOHNSON, and As, FAM
BANKS, were nominated and and chosen said Com
mitee.
Mrs ABBY KELLEY FOSTER expressed the hppc
that large Committce--of forty or more--might
be chosen, to hold frequent sessions during this
annual meeting, aud deliberate upon the largo
amount Of business before it.
The President replied that arrangement has been
mado for meetings similar to those proposed by
Mrs. Foster.
Mr., GARRISON read the two following papers, cer-
tifying delegates to this Annual Meeting:
At meeting Of the Religious Society Of Pro-
gressive Friends in the State of Pennsylvania
i Chester Coy
10 he 4meriean Anti-Siarery Society," City Of Ns,s
York.
Our Religious Society "belicyes in the Equal
Brotherhood Of the Human Family without regard
to sex, color or condition." We, therefore, can
have other than the most cordial fellowship with
an institution like yours, which seeks the utter
annihilation and everlasting overthrow Of Slavery.
We appoint Allen, Maria and Eliza Agncw to at
tend the meeting as our representatives. ,ia
/ Signed on behalf Of the Meeting
Joseph H. DugaaIe Benjdnin INc. pa
John Cor, Hdnnah Cor
Sarah Preston, Ruth Diigdale. % fs
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May, 1861.
Our friend and faithful feilow-laborer, Henry u.
Blackwell, is hereby appointed by the Anti Slave
ry Sewing Circle Of Cincinnati to represent that
body at the Twentieth Anniversary Of the Rmeri-
can Anti-Slavery Society, aud express from them
their heartfelt sympathy in its labors and saefi-
fees.
SARAH oIIs ERSsT, Presdcnt,
While the Committee of nomination we're oat
Rev. ANDREW T. Foss, of New Hampshire. fd.
dressed the meeting several topics Of prominent
and immediate interest in the Anti Slavery cause.
The Committee on organization Of the meeting
reported tho following Committees, &c. 49,.
Comhsittee on BHsiness-7 Wendall Phillips. Bos
ton LuerstiA Mott. Philadelphia Henry B.
Blackwell, Cincinnati; Edwary NJ. Davis. .fhiia.
dolphia; Oliver Johnson, New. York William H.
Torr, Albany Richard Glarier Jr., Michigan
si., lGopcdiifS az fpl1'k P5J,,lsS -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-03
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
TwENTY-EIRST ANNIVERSARY
or THE
AMERICAN ANTI-sLAvERY SOCIETY.
REPORTED by wM. n. BURR.
MIR. pnlLLIPSS SPEECH.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO

REPORTED by wM. II. BURR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
Telegraphed to Daily Crescent
~ tbs snutblSis zias. (

~ tbs snutblm zias. 81
Los of the Propeller Westrncreland and Seventeen
Lives on Lake Michigan.
RAossk Wisconsin, Dec I9The steam propeller West
oreand been lost She sunk on the Lake. at place
about eighteen miles from Sleeping Bear The catas-
trophe was attended With tho loss Of seventeen lives.
The Failure Of geIden, Withers q Co.
~ Ast,ra4os Dec 10 The Globe Of to-day pubishesa
deed Il trust executed W Jehn Wthers Esq of the firm
IL ssfden withsrs 90. The trustees directed to
amply The assets Of the house first to meet the expenses Of
the trust tsef second the redemption Of the bonds
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad amounting to
100000 third to the redemption Of the notes Of the
Exchange Bank and fourth to the payment Of all other
creditors, including Virginia, equally.
sp sbs Nsiional aius.
The deed Of trust executed by Messrs Seldom Wthers
n CO.. asonishes the public and has caused decline Of
so per cent in the value Of the Of the Exchange
Bank More than thirds of million Of the FIRMS re-
ported assets believed to be utterly worthless
NewYork Market
NnwYoRx, Dec TO- = Cotton remains unchanged in
price, with sales to-day Of 400 bales The light stock only
prevents Decline FIour-Good Ohio brands have adj
and are quoted at 50 81 to 80 Is per Dbl
Corn i tr at 96 to 97c for White Pork also Is firm
sales If Mess we're made to-day at s12 75 Rio Coffee
| now quoted at to IoNc.
Destruction Of the Philadelphia House Of Refuge
PtslApr1rriA, Dec. l9-The new House Of Refuge in
this city was entirely destroyed by fire this morning The
loss is estimated al $4,000.
Discovery of one Of the Arctio's Missing Boats.
Bosror Dec Ia-Late Halifax papers report the find
ing Of life boat near Rams Island, supposed to have
- ofod Arcf
Adjournment Of the Canadian Parliament.
QusBrc, Dec Ia Parliament was prorogued yesterday
to meet again on the cd Of February next.
River Intelligence. 8 4
y1cKsBune, Dec 19-The steamer Belfast passed down
at 10 A. M to-day and the Southern Belle at NJ, both
bound far New Orleans. ~, 8s
LouisvIILE Dee IgSnow fell to the depth Of inch
and half last night and this morning There have been
10 arrivals from Or departures for New Orleans to-day
C,Sc,EsArr Dec I9--The river is still falling Snow
has fallen to the depth of noh but the weather is
modsrating Flour sold to-day at 81 50 to rs; whisky
200; hogs, 81 so to 10 green hams, So to 8 25
PrrrsBussH Dec. 49, -There are now three feet and
one inch water the river The weather is extremely
cold.
there are nov but tweutysx and half inches in the
canal The weather is freezing cold and business Is at
stand still There IS nothing doing in hogs produce
and money is exceedingly tight.
CiscIsSAri, Dec. 10, r. M Our markets present no
change worthy Of note The receipts Of hogs to date
1000 short Of last year. 595sas AZ sal5
PIrrsBuseH, Dec. 10 sThe river remains stationa-
ry The weather is cold and SNOW is falling.
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Holiday Presents,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS

HYDE g. coo DRICH
E attention large and well assorted stock Of
JEWELRY, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
| suiisble for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR GIFTS.
of tbs firm having visited Europe during tbs Summer are
enabled choice varied assortment OF FOREIGN NOV
ELITES, ouch
RICH PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND;
JEWELRY and endless VARIETY or ARTICLES OF TASTE
from PARIS; 4a@#
TERRA GOTTA WARE DRESDEN, PORCELAIN and BORE
MAN GLASS iom GERMANY
GOLD ENaMELED WATCHES Of unsurpassed hniHh and
caracy from GENOA;
RARE BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS IN CORAL from NAPLES;
PAPIER MAGHE INLAID WOOD, WORK BOXES, WRITING
DESKS DRESSING CASES, TABLES, LQUEuR CASES,
JEWEL BOXES, etc, etc.
FINE PAINTINGS and PERSIAN SrATUARYi
| ARTISTIC BRoNzEs. CLOCKS and CANDELABRAs;
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLu for Mn,sl and Egero
Ornaments; 5Es9
RIGH PEARL BRIDAL AND OTHER FANS;
IVORY, PEARL, SHE'LL. VELVET, JAPANNKD ENAhELED
OPERA GLASSES;
| GOLD THIMBLEs PENCILS. CARD CASES and PORT MON
MALES Handsomely Bound BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS in
Frsnoh English, GOLD MOUNTED CANES, FANCY
WHIPS and RIDING GLOVES.
Wehaye alec hand and continually receiving from Manu-
| factory In the cIty, now styles Of
sILvERwARE. :
Ten nnd Gofe Sets Waters Pitchers Gobe enps Butter
Coolers Sugar Preserve Dishes Bowls
serapera Pie Cream Carss Dsa
Knives and Nut Picks and variety of similar articles suitable
for USEFUL as we'll an HANDSOME GIFTS.
i IL" For sale by
| HYDE s. GOODRICH,
/ Corner OF Canal and Royal streets,
/ Spill Sign Of The Golden Psliran.
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Hsrsnt saaaIisattons.

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- q, -, ~. .., Z, s.,.,,
Mss s's' 80
We have been shown ! large and splendidly
Illustrated volume, treating Of the Victoria
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

appropriate Chs-tstnsas Presents.
s.. N. M dy
w Would hint to the LADIES particularly. sha very Suitable
and acceptable Christmas New may
his establishment Of Canal Exchange
great variety Of
ELEGANT GOODS,
Just received for the oasion and which will offered prices
suit the tnss.
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN SHIRTS, from ass per dozen;
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS from SIS psr dozen
HALF DOZEN Boys FINE SHIRTS, from sl7 per dozen;
HALE DOZEN JoUyIN's KID GLOVES, iu,importsd 26i
A HANDSOME DRESSING ROBE, from W TO $40 sach;
FINE LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIBFS from a. rs per DOZEN
REAL BANANAS AND PoNGEE SILK HANDKERCHIEF;
A MAGNIFICENT cRAvAT OR SCARF. at all prices;
BOYS HANDKERCHIEFs AND CRAyATs;
FINE SILK SuSPENDERs, from 81 n pair;
SPLENDID DRESSING GASES, from - each;
WALKING CANES, from cent? to $40 each;
DESKS AND WRITING CASES. from u 50 each;
PORT MoNNAlEs, Of every description;
SILK UMBRELLAS, with richly Carved Handles;
OPERA GLASSES, ct all prieer;
FINE HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS;
JULES HAUE's PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.
TOILET ARTICLES COLOGNE WATER;
yEsTA, MATCH AND TAPER STANDS;
AND A FINE DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS,
t% PURCHASE YOUR HOLIDAY GIFTS AT
s.. N. M O ID US,
GENTLEsIEN7s FURNISHING EMPORIUM
CORNER OF CANAL STREET
dis 7ptf AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
-dANoEns uuarn.-pr. Erazse has the hono,

public he prepared Of ta fatal
disease; and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE,
except beseouHiy Affected Eyenthen
the sufferer obtain much relief Those afflicted with
affections Dr-F. Consultations and adyicefree
evidence Of hin sincerity and his confidence hissse Of
treatment will undertake Of Cancer
sene charge until the patient Is cured Patients
pain OF The knife Twenty By
mail will nseare package OF the CANCER SPECIFIC, with full
directions for use. Address DH.FRAzEE.
apl1 sply ONCE IS 81. Charleu str "a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20


ANEcDoTE OF MAJOR BEN RUSSELL. Why il
is that mankind. and more particularly woman
kind, desire to conceal their ages, is problem
which has never yet been solved. Speaking a
this few days since, . gentleman related, n
course Of conversation, the following anecdote
Major Ben Russell and Benjamin Bussey
Esq met in barber shop towards the closs
Of their lives. ~
s.Ah, how do you do, Old Ben Russell 4
said Mr.. Bnssey H& $
scome now replied Major Ben, al like
tnat-e specially from you, who are about ms
age, which was truth \
Upon my word,' replied Mr. Bussey
| Z you're my senior by ten years
On. mo-. replied Russell, who, after O mo
mant's thought, as if seeking for a test, asked
What is the first thing you recollect7' J,
The first thing I recolect,'' replied Mr.
Busseys 9 VAS hearing people talk about oil
Ben Russell Boston Gazette
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
CARD.
DIE D:

On Tuesday morning. inst, o'clock, PATRICK FAR
aged years. native of County Longod
Ireland 4&354 aa- asi
pectfuy invited funeral his late residence
jackson street. First District O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON
EB- Nashville eTsnn) papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
LATER FROM HAVANA NJ. !.
.aRRIVAL or THE BLACK W.aRR

.aRRIT.AL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
BY the arrival yesterday of the Black Warrior from
New York via Havana we have dates from the latter
place to the 10th. -
The DiGo de ID Marina has an article on the recent
election in Massachusetts, attrbuting the victory to the
Wings instead Of the Know NothDgs, of which party it
seems to have noconcepton 1t says The freesoiers
Of the North the AntiRenters Of New York, the Abo
tionists Communists Socialists Of Europe well as
the Ne,r Wgs and all the other isms that neghbors
talk Of in their modern political nomenclature
bnsd to aggrandze the country and to make it gigantic
in It's dimensions.,s *
The Da,io Of the 18th has an article In reference to
discussion going between certain Havana papers with
regard to the employment foreign machnists their
railroads and other works in which their assistance may
be necessary, and argues the question phiiosophcay
that there Is help until they have educated machniss
Of their own The dislike evinced towards foreign
chnists proceeds from their being Americans than
1 from any other cause
BY an official order from tho Governor General dated
the h inst the Queen has ordered the suppression Of
two Inendances Of the Army and Royal Estates and
the Island and placed all under tile control Of one
| Intendaney
Don Luis Echeyara has replaced Don Manuel Maria de
carbaa in the Administration of the Royal property in
Cienfeugos.
The Queen Of Spain has conferred the Grand Gross Of
the ordsr Of Charles III the first Acade of Santa
Cruz Don jose Monassot and that of Commanders Of the
Order his assistants merted by their nobly re
manning at their posts when the cholera raging,
most Of the other public fnnctionaries had fed.
In Havana bullfghts being given for the purpose
Of raising funds the widows orphans Of those who
Il fell in the late revolution in Madrid. q S34 4
| THgATRIeALs - Salyi and Marini singing In con
junction with two rtma donas In Italian opera They
have been much applauded in Normal Las senorss
Forenni and Gasteni, the female stars sustain them
The former lady has great applause in the character
Of Noraad.
The Rayelsthose of the FRANCOIS Rayel Troupe mum.
herring twenty eight persons daily expected in la
yana, whore they will meet with warm reception,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
.Aales' Works.

The popristo Of these works. having purchased Meesrs
Niles their entire satAbshmsn except Shop
fully urnah the Planters Louisiana Msssppi and
Texas at very low prices with Ky ssst ~
ENGINES AND sUGAR MILLS
SAW MILLS, DRAINING MACHINES,
STEAM APPARATUS,
STEAM TRAINS, VACUUM Pans,
PuMpTNa ENGINES,
5 VACUUM PUMPS,
f4s FILTERS, CLARIFIRs,
eea w BONE BLACK BURNERS
and every description 49,.
REPAIRING IN WROUGHT IRON,
5+i.ls CAST IRON, COPPER AND BRASS.
Ali orders viii receive prompt attention by addressing
A. r. IRWIN, Contractor, or
J.w. BuRBRIDGE & co. Agents,
Nc. IS Natchez ssrset, Nswotleans.
H. A. JONES, President.
C. W. SMITH. Secretary Treasurer. ,54s + CT
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1854. dlsspim
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

AMERICAN SETTLERS IN PALESTINE. -Aboui
two years ago eight American Christians conceived an
carried out the novel idea Of planting American colon,
in the Holy Land They first located Jerusalem bu
subsequently removed % place Jopps in the Plan
Of Sharon Here they devoted themselves to the arts
agriculture ed the enltiyation Of friendly relation
With the Arabs. The Newfork sni7sa5s they procured
American agricultural implements from that city, and
adds H.
The emigeants in their letters home give the most
glowing aud attractive descriptions Of the fertility of
soil They are able 10 raise three crops In the
in summer, by means Of irrigation, and in winter
grow luxurantly and yield abundanty than in tha
Quilted States and nearly every kind of vegetable, fruit
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

THE LATE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.--The fire
which occurred in Cherry street, Philadelphia, the
morning Of the 18th and which resulted in the destruction
Of the chandelier and gas fixture establishment Of Messrs
Cornelius Co., destroyed fortyseven buildings in all in
GLIDING about twenty dwellings. The loss Of Messrs
Co. is estimated at sl5 which there was an insu
rance to the amount Of $I37 600.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

MT NoTIeE-ST PAuI's PROTESTANT EPIs-
CORAL CHURCH, CAMP sTREETA Committee Of the vssty
present the Church THURSDAY FRIDAY and SAT-
CRDAY this week. tho houa OF hapsst and 10 A.
apast P NJ aena to the sails and renting Of Psws
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