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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31
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We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering With
any IL the ills that he-h Is heir to- call Dr. John
Bulls agent ninl get copy OF Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS; and for the sake Of humanity, We hope that
single individual will not be found unwilling to give Bulls
sursaparila TRIAL, after reading and recOlecns the
time that II impossible for the Doctor publish
the tenth part Of the number Of certificates Of
cures reformed by his Saraparilla The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls sarssparla,
from we'll known aud distinguished individuals both In
prbc aud private life has been perfectly overwhelming.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31
EMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMpI ANTS.

No remedy offered 20 the public has been AaD
and .tsepd in restoring the Incidental vcaAss>
90 aud Irregularities of the eek BnASrss PULMONARY
BALsAM II makes difference whether tho derans
.np,re'sion. eroess, or rher rolknessh RE0ULkTES
'IoS and soothing aud 1Uasing NERVOUS IkSirAsIflry
SEA-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31
cANcERoUs sCRoFULAl

This is the case OF dpfng who yet itves. He
srod Of worse cass Of SCR0FULA, by only t0ics boz
Brnns Purifier, than ever was cured by the use o.
rere of tho bcs, Saysnydy.a that made
garsaparia has ntenf medical 10 efct the
vf such a reroitiagly Mpeless case.
Mr. J. b. HI sK M Of Rome, Oa<idA O., ~ y, had ssrr
ala -four yedYs confined to his bed Tho last vcdr-he
diseased ana debilltaed - 70 bo unable -
ise his hand 10 his head He had tho bst msdirdi adv
had used OF the best Sdrsapdrds " no good effect
20, and and was considered to 10 IN dyns
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER His seek wa
ten nco,iy ~ oI car 20 oar zoe 'sss sssss .sssS
Ie hole his around tat II could be Vcs
~ out OF It's place u only noung oy s1 - mo rs
lhe arm. large mons ernd had nearly eaten Mros
k,s his body Thus he nfiictet with feestD
zach purid dc1id oenre Ulcers varSs parts Of -
person For further and full particulars see our PAN
RHLETS. - ~
DR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one OF the most skliful PIP
,icus of Rome, was called to see Haskn the day ovs
he commenced using Branrs Purifier. DIR. w. examined
lni aud then told him that all ne nedriao tn ns vfs
pnh uofe hiog--that bis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31

uI5-Ilcar, what DR. stapr, ph, sican VITO stands at
the top OF his profession sys of John Bulls Sarsaparla
have been u,nE John Bulls Sarsaparilla in great
variety "f chronic di'eaes with the happy effects
and have hesitation in recommending 10 the public
for the of scrofu syphilis, and all and
glahdular diseases Yours, most feryently
Lcwisport, ky., April q, 1919 WI STAPP, ~ ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31

LOUISVILLE, July 18Th. 1919
hSve examined tho list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Extract Of sarsapsra and have hesitation In
"a, ,iuY that IL is safe aud valuable compound would
prefer any article IN use for the diseases arising
from I'M pure STATE Of til. blood tsnt of the system
! conhd.ntl, recommend it TO friends us being a
powerful ENtract, and that believe will cure all
classes of d-asrs for which IL is ended il used
according to directions | briave 1t to be Il valuable
succsdaneum to Mercury - Nay, | have my doubts
wh-her in the most violent and protracted cases of
syphis, accompanied with Nodes Tophe In carries hs
bones whether TO succeed every other remedy
y. H. M,CONACHlE, NJ ID.
Honorary mem Der Of ths Medica! Society, Philadelphia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the gil to the eo'ndn and the at mLhHs aos
Re Ia accelerated and tho other gradually ss
ays,cd preven, any Of The fatal diseases uat frequent
7 arise consequence of such change.
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LIV ER-COM MPLAINT {!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Stamford, Co~n ons os
ne odes, and most respectable physesns, sieto
slh LIVER Co.pLttnf mary years, and p~Jsey
y using BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We oouN
,Ams humid reda of on,ar cAscs. nao snrad.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

Mr. HASKIN hns sworn TO mo above facts, and ths eeo
We Witnessed and certified TO Uy DR.. T WILLIAMSON
Il. BROWN proprietor Of the Fsst Rome Hofd-hessrs
tisSFLL LEONARD wholesale and retail drug gtstsr
nd FL. .KNEN ailnI EelpnckQhl ,Rtfa<4ea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31

because bottle oG has medical curative matter
IN H. and in consequence cures more disease IN mueh ier
krs Than one bottle Of any other medicine. -
III men. one bottle OF BRANT'S PURIFIER win cus
FOUR TIMES disease Than one bottle Of Sdrssnna
d." BRANTS PURIFIER" would be ns etedp st ySo
Souays bottle us sarard at Solay Rut BaANri
PURIFIER 10 sold for only ONE DOLLAR aboule sne
ss bottle OF Il has cured, and Is capable Of curing, FOUB
TIMES as much disease bottle Vt yavsapava hero
brs Sarsapara In consequence Of W iss power NJ -
medical efficacy snoud be sold more than tcSNfp
See per bottle, to bs cheap as tho PURIFIER
,1s dollar
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One Dollars Worth 4!

How much CANCER-how much sYPHlLlS-h
much SCROEULA-will ono dollay's toorh Of BRAN,
PTRIFIER cure : Read the following stsssmsni, WI
n . .n.rirnso of its power-
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SC& ,&.->SS
SCR()F' ltLA.

II p.ov,ands of erre- ef Scrabble, Cneer,, Sys.J ana
Ghe, impure diseases Of ne Bood-a.du hae VElf snALL
aIJA NlTTY ,cch ,ers used of irias % seef e'ycs "
xA dseasss Be arv prooT Of e purifying predoIl roeey IN
~ bdicie Which has .sbdud and eon2ved sueh d'sed'es
Aea Dhsre A. tsroues sIiounlIe et1l.uce khdi--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31

A. u. Frli. Prwid-acr. r.. Almn, Fall
River. L.'Chpp, tawtuckr,. a. j. Barker,
Taunton, Mas. =
HAZAhD & CASWELL, Ncupnt.
ID EAi, an,l imitation Maltese aud rLo:d
le Edgings, reed at 81 l. s3 1hamcs-u.
al6 T.. w. TURNER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31

Rev. X. W. SEHON,--Rev. Il. STEVENSON.
CoNtLUsiyE.- Rev. X. ". scon Is wile, and generally
known as an eloquent aud accomplished pastor Of the ~
r. church, and Rev j. Stevenson has been known as one
Of the most talented aud Jealous members that the Ken
ucky Conference could boast Of for many years aud at
this time filling the high aud reSponsibe station Of agent
tlrI ILr 81. T. Book Cnucern-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-31
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

nch Medicine erey yesrot nnl there IL obundnni
orooi In great effected, that ONB BOTTLE Of con
aims purifying, healing virtue and medoai Iorer
han there is contained in FOUR BOTTLEAof any Snrst
nria or any other medicine that has becn offered
sale There is undoubied proof In pamphlets thai
,y the use this great Indian Purifier. they that werv DY
INC yet LIVE-shey that were LAME and CRIPPLED
sun now WALK-they that were SICK, SCROFULOuS
md otherwise diseased, have been HEALED and CURED
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Empress-s7 hid. Levy
a; A
% Frs.ea 20 &C. q andr sIsssss d. 90
s'f 81
sse ssss a.,
sssss
ss.sns oaions Do s,e
Bcoass Asss1 ID wheat by sppie.
Rs'ss Siasss ~
oBLEsesmsr balss esou bal. samples Farley
gss q do Rsgs g Blair se q
Ss. ssn s1 c9s5 seIg ss sq osy
sugar eess ssssss hid
do
Ssis z i % a ss
g. s do Rsr a ae % f Dc do Do g
ssIsy yssasot sssas d fsya.
sutton
g g a. gedsTsd ass GO q q
ass yaaS-ise sas,
MOSS ss
DO sa so .s s % a
ss All T. ss s p fpps Michel
sIas,5 d d ~ Nag,s
poi. hemp Esaast aoos sbia
g. Hss liz aS % DO
head hogs
MiLLKEEs bales cotton Buchanan,
6 90 aMsss s tss s d e d
venpot Aco4s do do Thonhll doams
4s do Richard Nugent c3a
DO siams, Phillips ace6 Andrew sirsanI4 do do
Harrisla do do Cromwel2 do % Nelson eo-l2
DO campbell sIong5a do do Pitcher Gootreh 6so do do
sdo do McMahans do do Roblon Aaeh6 do Msy
49, 80
GRAND LAks-smamer Southern Bele-s5 bales Watt,
Sykes Noble 50 W jackson -
Ward Saunders H1a-a Vanhook he2o Fssen,
Iga Ss9 W ksens 1sE4 Relieves
Cleveland brothers &eoi LaiandeIl Esin fto-s do 10
Rugeiey, Blair dco4 Rawln Duncan Phiips &eo--i
Gorfisen Crothel Wright Davenport bbs poatoea
Cleveland sacks do 2bxs
ate, order-ToLai 1856 baisI cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Exehangssl bales cotton Toledano d
Iayo-l6 May tsnhook &coi6 eolo
Degay as,s Payne HasonT Bslloeq aeo-s Anderson
eteaie Farley Jurey 6co4 Cleveland
Auenls pkgs mdse Goodrich hides
mdss Rogeis-sundHes TO ordeToal liz bales cotton.
FLATBoATs.
KENTUCKY-Wsens BoatsoO>o poplar, ssh and walnut
lumber to master. - -"
TENNEssEE-wooi BostToooo fee. white oak lumber to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Lsrkn left 81 lh Instant snd rpors The
river rising, with ~ feet channel to Cairo The
Dick Keys hence had arrived the steamers Crescent City
ksnns!t Ed Walsh Hy chostsau Bsgay loading for this
port
Steamer Empress left Louisville instant
river rising fast
Steamer Exchange left the 18th Instant No
above the falls for Shreveport Augustz sEptd
down Met steamer asnag6y Point with dis
charged the bank and julia repairing wheel the
foot OF Time Bend and swamp s below with tarse
alongsds laid Two feet Shaggy Point and falling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
Staktoa.ersa HnEx.


n Pp r n r. y, =, ~ - n ~
AE ruaprpES e,mryunz
SA Mrw ~, =. ahESx, "
Ivrn xur -" onLEANB. ExA&
- vE, HENRY q. STETSoN
new YORK. New OfIaans
~ The Proosora Of this sat oola
sorm th st and the public gaasray hey bsys now ~
cY AND sfAPLE STATIONERY woad call tia nsts
ana etneys It Of sToc
xBLE TERSs i """Si "iohs'ahe on shs aoST REASON
.,.o
In eonnsotto, .,h IL - -. - 80
me- ~ anu mere iarSe LOB PRINT
sn he dons ne 81 rns's every description Of work
Frcm 3aaiI Is s asepS N, Pi's S
tb.y w Islsa n9aas essnt change n tbs
ny ensoed 70 sen All articles IN this list (which only
st IL o1 ~ meat hosIa .sns snd World therefore
PACED HANK RGGEE W F"'-k'
Lsdgers, Dsy Books 4.4
SgouKnas Ch,h Books
Blottsu, Receipt Books
Letter Books Rssa,s poot,
Bin Boo2s SshssT pa,L.
The hs dfaarsa sxas ~ n.,s %
Finding. same ush cssr Bosfs ss
order Engsb and American Iaid sad Wws
WHITING AND LFTTRR PAPER
Letter snd b..
Paper ~ Record Ard Ia5e Jsss a.s
woys Ength French and Asrsn "
.STEAMROHT RG0Ka
Cabin Passage Rsyister. tatan Baes,,v,n. p.,p
Wood Receipt Eooka Ssn RsssJs 80 -
General al do SssS .s..siPf EooNs iof Sotton OF
Portage do do, Purebsss Aoet. ny
Cash Letter Rscapt Books We TsbIsns, sod
Ieag phehalEns Books. Sisssarrins s Paper,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
Passengers Arrived by steamers

FROM Enthusiastically the Mtsic = .4ua. .-=.. s..4
Dennis lady and servant Teller lady arroyo lady
GaEan Wlneope, Burksdae Lucas, ArAge Casey Bkdy
heaey Wio apenne sufho Col MARKS herron Taksr Lapdry
Dartafd, Canes, Baker, Service Elder, WaIaes, Martin.
FROM MLLIKEr's BENp-By the Louisa .-"u54s T.
Miss Lunean Capt Phsp, Mai Mh MsKsrs NcCsuley
Jennings Bradbnry Csh BAntz, Powell, Erasmus, MHore
From ST.. LouIs-By The TIL Larkin:
Mr Tracey W Harley. 4N5. .4
FROM GRAND LAKE-By the Southern Belle: ,s
H baour and family Ar Morgan lady two children Mrs
alturg and child Gen Sparow Barase onan DR. aour
he7ay pensoty Davis Mckay, Williams Fasun Prentis,
Shepherd, " Mnler, Sunderland, Biennan. - '
FROM Automatically tie Exchange
Mr. Kibbes and ramy MI Leon Johnson Fields Harris Groves
FROM LouIsulLE-Bvthe Empress:
Col Taylor snd ozuna Blanchard Cant RI,
sa Iap, waney Messrs Wilson, Watson Norton WEBB Record
smilh Hamilton, Guyon Ellison, Joke, Lrk, lady servant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

FRIDAY MORNING. July 20, 1855
COTTON. The market was yet quite dull yesterday
and only about 700 bales changed hands, at irregular
prices We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Interior. 616a8s Middling Fair.....@-
Ordinary. 0sH Fair ................-6-
a aiddl mIs,;.u Good Far.......-@
TOBACCO. The only sale that we heard of was As
hhds r. on private terms-said to bs at decline of
AT p lib.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
sto,b on hand ssnt corroSosa s@s TosAoooSsas
Received since :. .i22e,s2s 4e4es zo'lz
yesterday. 49,. 2l7o-l 4ss 5O4-4ess2
ls25s,17e 7Oe44
Exported to date -. j, 21o,244 57s65
yesterday..... 1,ee5-I,21l,sOe 0oo--57 s55
Stock on hand, not clssred....... .46,2e7 1879
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. Nothing Of any moment
was doing in either article
FLOUR. Market dull and sales were confnsd tn a
few lots including 200 bbs st. Louis superne at IS U.s.
and ESQ in lots, at IS 759se q Dbl
GRAIN. Corn firm but quiet, with sales Of 800
sacks Poor Mixed from store at 085a and 325 White
and White Mixed at Doc p bushel Oats were in re-
quest and noticed sales of $50 st. Louis at 54
and 1890 at 65t q bushel. OF Bran 600 to 700 sacks
were sold in several lots, at $50 % 100 fb.
PROVISIONS -. Pork dull and the principal sales
were 90 bbs Unexpected Mess at SIT rs bbl and 60
sold at shs and retail lots Of Prime Sides at Ok
100 v fb Nothing of any moment doing in Lard
HAY. AN offer of S2S p ton was made for fatbost
load of Western.
COFFEE. 200 bags Good Rio were sold at 1oxt and
50 at 103le VI fb.
BAGGING....7s bales India were sold on Tuesday, at
14e, cash
SODA AsHA lot Of 80 casks was disposed of at
23Se y fb, four months.
PoTAToEs AND ONIONS. Onions were selling at
the reduced rate of 3d. and Potatoes at So 25S3 SO
Dbl for Meshanioks"
MWHIsKY...W We noticed sale of 50 bbs Raw at 81 ~
y gallon.
FREIGHTs.. "A ship taken for Bremen at ID for
Cotton, and 40 shillings v hid for Tobacco.
EXoHANGEs... Demand moderate at oar quotations !:
osoAhhS
Francs ST. 1S05f1 21s u dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills 1@l14 u ct dis
sight Checks on New York...........Ai0H y ct prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.

TRIDAY Monsrvo, July 20, 1856 s.
5.&f CLEARED YESTERDAY.
stssmshp Granada, Griffin. for New York via Hayasa,
Jennings, Laughiand leo
Ship Hoaghton, Raiisn, for Liverpool, Lssksr &eo
Bfem bark Fido, Rode, for Amsterdam, NV Barter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
+ oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY. cor,

n I
Camp and Lafayette Insituon hss bssn oryn
sd under lie
State and will 30 opsssd for the transaction Of on
DAY, the "a instant.
baa upon whsh sply tha Saving
Dime will be received on de9ot,t. ~ =
For Money deposited interest solioss
ssbished. -
Deposss for e6Dor 20
ofth,ee per cent. PR annnm. - :
est q. tic rate Of four psf cent. per =
Dsposi.for over at e Of per per
Moasydspossd suheesto
be allowed.
90 Fridsysdsposiss will be only from Females
- ....TRUSTKES..-.
Wm. n. Garland, W. b. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan7
Psf IRWIN Jns. NJ Forrnv IN 3 T'.-sa,+
Sec. C.E wrason. inc. COlsu1su Ia IL SaaSH
2. L. 70 ertson, VIM n espI 4 Nh .H1:
Nsworisaus. August |. Isgs. 'frea, ns1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
CATTLE MARKET.

~ & E. NORTH CULL0M, Attorneys at
IL will attend all busines in ST. IsIdty and
Ayoyee that be entrusted to heir Office OPEIoU
SAS
REgEnRsoEsChas a. Waterman hardware OIL
attorney law Nixon, Adams oaics NJ orsans
A LE.--100 casks Marzetti & Sons superior
Ia EsAt India Pale Ae in and sal. by
1e29 If S. WOLF u, 95 street
n OTIS AND SQUARES OF GROUND FOR
Ia SALE DEPOT Alsi.,s l.,
nsa ly THATER d Co, ~ Peydfas str.ot.
ELOUR-2O0 bbls Orange and Lemon Mills
III extra tes sale by
! W VOORHEES,, sRIaas 90, " T.saspilsalsss u,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
EXpORTs.

NEW YORK VIA NOTWITHSTANDING Granadas5 900 in specie
b0 hEgs wheat as sales tobacco "a pkgs mdss
nnfs, 1900 slaves. =
LVERP0OL-Shp
ssks corn, 40 ties talow, ssi bbls roan slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
THE BOSTON POST,
THE BOSTON POST,
THE PRESS AND POST,
AND
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST,

BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST,
FOR 1855.
pAIY POST for the PRESS AND P5sT senwsst Il.
@sERa PC PosT Fds and Tor the STATESMAN AND
a
spbacpn il s1cssdsd extent and aggregate paper
They edited BY cHAs. G. GREENE and RICHARD FRorH
ss @ me .s9s s 4 Ind
he editorial eomsspOndsnea
Of home lectures sad
I'D
em European s ps r.
s
s T Rs fss as ay
sy ys and yss
business My Ensan and nom That he
aa
mda as o% ss Ts contents
aubshed every Monday and Thursday morning clearly
afS Ps sosfoH AND posr
ss s I pb ssa i IT, H. M
.on, agricultural sua and monetary articles slate
sas
.P Pa
gsa aa snsltSans STATES
Clubs taking len or more copean PACKAGE will DO furnished
lihs raj discount.
Those carefully conducted
with the public They edited in ith
democratic principles but in spirit
wards all pAItea Az Advertising they
muniy tneY furnish
~ : - BEALs. GREENE d CO..
all 10 and 81 Water street, Boston.
STARCH-8Oo boxes Frazer's Pearl Starch,
iss JOSEPH Lands q co. IS Tehoupoulss street.
n ARD OIL--100 bbls Choice, for sale by
- ies JOSEPH LANDS = CO. So Tchoupiloaas strsst
E EMONS---5 boxes now landing ex bark
IN A Splendid and for sale by AT. COCHRAN q HALL,
ie6 56 Gravles stYes.
DRIMSTONE-40 tons Crude Birthstone, 70,
Id sale by A F. COCHRAN HALL IS Gravsrs ST. jyn
RACoN-1o0 casks prime Sides and Shoulders
is VOORHEES,. eRrees CO., Is Tehoupsoula. at.
HAMs-l6O tierces extra Sugar Cured, 70,
"a vooRHIEs. eRress 4 CO.. Is Tehoupitou.s st.
4 sANDLEs-500 boxes and half boxes, variou
u vookHIEs, eRIees CO.. Is rchOuptoula. st.
\ ARD-2o0 bbls and 600 kegs prime, for
Is - VOORHEES,. eRrses co, Is rshoupItoul.. st.
sATAWBA WINES or. casks and s eighth
"a do NJ Long ssstas s,asd ki a. sals By =
Ey0R SALE.--A fine family Roekaway and
Il Harness, very little ased, will be s9!d ISS Apply
lels w Grsyisr street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
ARRIVED.

3chr Wien, Korwin dsya fon Pensseo 10 nasarBasr
Scar Baiahr yoaer days from M bile msstsr-Baap.
sehr Heets, Maroon, dayEfrom Mobile, 70 masrBasin.
Steam boets. @.F
Empress sheerer from Louisville.
California, Frost, from MOBILE.
Music, hcCombs from Wlliamspott So.
Thomas II LatiD, Miller, from 81 Louis.
49,. L5uaa White from Miikena Bend
Southern Belle, Broad~el from Grand Lake.
Exchange, Clarke, from Alsrandra. . @S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
WANTED.

SasH g o. CAN'T .,, I'D IS
WANTED-A TEACHER Of the French Lar.
% c pss y9s aas sss n's
wv ANTED-A VESSEL Of the capacity If
'' '.'s' o''''' e. re- e. soessT 4
rFs0 THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUI-
y The ssss, ss5ssn; point. :.
.ts ssoy large crops psnss Il pfsas
Ill I s.sssss
ssr rssss.sa ssh il apparatus bring
~ 4 e a
Engiasa now sso yssn IN cpeIatoa:
q Dc s ssqsss e. s s1s 81 ss
proper or ssnns the sny other fuel
,asgSy IL NE gsasra..oa q steam vhh pysars
s:s hundred pounds PER square 'sh IA I've a'ss. ~
ne sszssass Of 81. s,.ss
. sIsns Pleasure, nsrsass 4 rs
ss,ss. .s,y from ss.pse sh.rs being hod
Eeoaomy ii DEL pries ofeost. '-'s'''
s!' CAMP % .ss
ms sy ssss I gs. wS.ssa b ss
II Steam T,an. are 4 .hs Eagle Works
md e. a ss I'd spS ss s
ssn prae n team boiling soasdsny
L sopisss Z ii asss
and dry. rate lover prize.
slssk Apastsses %oris 3D. H.1isoa Co. ssw
~ ssst esss ssais
parsa sapSata d lima sss b with
sa.ll spp.,.sss tAs
III 3 furnished .oa ns.raeons persasy p.staso.
10 Tsheupi'onias street fall apdAwH
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D. FELT 3 sTETsoN,
glLADoN SPRINGS, ALA-The pro. -

peofs delightful Springs sisaa cd 5Essm
l. healthy region Of pine woods four mules If
Tomtgbse and miles north Of MOBILE beg call
Of those Leaving The city for health pleasure during
and accommodations contemplated and prepared
visitors styls Of superior comfort They pledge
noh shall be wanting their make
st these Springs the most agreeable.
hy the thess duly by Pro
fessor RddsL N the University of Louisia3a.
The water Of the Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains parts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-20
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.



The daily circ1latioz Of tho Aasrsoos Oyyas 4
bar greater than that Of amy paper In Washington,
with one exception; and the weekly circulation, which
already reaches ten thousand Is increasing at the
rate Of several hundred week. 1t has increas-
ed at this rate with remarkable regularity from the
first onth Of IDS publication. Advertisers who wish
70 give their advertisements wide circulation should
bear these facts in mind The daily 0rgaa ID distrib
uted chiefly in Washingtou, Georgetown, Alexandra,
Fredericksburg, Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and
baltimore The weekly O,yas is sent to every quar-
ter Of the Union. Pax asa
Property EXEMPT rRoA ExrcuIIoE.--We copy
from that valuable work, Abstract of the Laws Of
the District of Columbia by M. Thompson, Esq,
the following article showing what may not be taken
by officers upon an execution:
"Corn for necessary maintenance; gun; axe
pot; beds; bedding, not exceeding one bed, and
the bedding thereof for every TWO persons belong
ing to the family; wearing apparel; one COW with
the tools and Implements Of defendants trade, are
exempt from execution, and for rent (Act OF
Maryland, l7Ib, Oh. 40; Act OF Congress, March
], 1898, Statutes at Large, 746.) There Ia no
homestead exemption"
Under the head Of what may be taken In execu-
ton and what not, we find /" whatever may be as
signed or granted may be taken in execution.
Nothing can be taken in execution that cannot be
sold. Bank notes cannot be taken In execution,
because they Of tho nature of chooses in action
(Ca. Temp. Hard, 5s.) Money may be taken in
execution, II in the possession of the defendant,
but cannot be taken from his person. Il Cranch,
ll7) Goods pawned shall not be taken In execu-
ton, for the debt OF him who pawned them, dur
ing the time they are pawned. (Com. Dig title
Elk. A. Mere equitable interests are not liable
to execution
BANK ACCOUNT or THE CoRPoRATIoS.--Th fol-
lowing copy of the bank account Of the city was
read in both boards Of the city government Mon.
day, but was crowded out Of our paper yesterday
by press Of other matter: @
Bank Of Washington in account s0iM Corpora
ton Of Warrington. VIZ sag-