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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-04
- ARTLETT,s AMERICAN ExPLoR-

SkI1EtpS AWERiCAN E&PIOR-
ID ing Expedition.-Persona narrative OF ex-
porarons aud incidents in Texas, New Mexico,
California, Sonora, and Chihuahua, ]. X. Bart
leu. onued States Commissioner during that PEE
rioa, ~ two volumes, with maps anu illustrations.
ne Hive 81 the Bee Hunter, repository OF
SSeichcs, including peculiar American character,
scenery, ana rural sports by 7. r. Thorpe, author
iom owen, The Bee Hunters, &c, illustrated
by sketches from uature
terminsdNle, q novel by Caroline Thomas
Our Parish, o. annals of Pastor and people
lust received and Tor sale by
t. FARNHAM
Corner Of Penn avenue and I'm II.
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NORTH AND SOUTE, by the author of
In "Mary Barton" The Moorand Cottage"
!" Crawford &c. 37I cents.
Kings and Queens or Life in the Palace, by
John G. Abbott, new edition. just received and
for sale by FARNHAM.
March 8
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tE1BE UNDERSIGNED offer their services
Il 10 prosecute claims Of every descrintion be-.
lore Congress amt the different departments OF me
government
D6ce Oh l4ta street, opposite Wizards Hotel
Sep 2a---tl BROWN ~ WINTER.
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M RS. u. IL. ALEXANDER can accom-
1Nl modate few Gentlemen with Board or
Lady and Gentleman, on | street, between 9th
and 7th, No. 5o2. The House is situated short
distance from the patent Office and other Depart
ments. Nov l0--ti
SITUAIIOA WANTED.-By "A young
~ Frenchman, who comes well recommended
as waiter IN hotel or family, or Vala DC Cham.
bre Apply at this Office
Mar IS
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- IoS ~ MAUkT'S ELASTIC PEN.
1 No, 27.-This Pen, which is manufactured bv
Ferry y Co.. London, expressly for Messrs Tay-
Tor y Maury, viii be tound unequaIled in all the
requirements Of good steel Pen
sold in gfUss boxes, prIce ST. M
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Book and Stationery Sore,
ApHt ~ near 9th ST.
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NTATCMEs. jew ELRY, sILVER

NV At e II IT'S JEW EF4Kf, SILV EK
Wv and Plated Ware al Reduced Prices,--tn
anticipation Of the approaching dull season, we
offer our entire stock of elegant Gold Watches,
Rich Jewery, Pure Sverware nc, al greatly
reduced rates.
Persons would do well 10 examine our assort-
ment which is by Tar the largest most fashionable,
aud best selected ever offered 10 our customers
Nj. w. GAIT q BRO,
324 Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Feb l6-2lif
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MORE NEW BOOKS AT rAYLOR 4
lXE AAL-L VS. --IL,LLa Lnr.-----l.,-
CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
OF
-SIGsE1ASl WATER
70 333 Broadway, New York.
OPPOSITION 10 TILE CONFIRM ArInN


MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TT UNDERSTANDING THE COMRr-
l. ,ihailon Of Music Dealers . keep up the
prices 81 noncopyrIght music against the interests
~ Native Composers, and their refusal 10 extend
- Alf WATERS The courteses of The trade he is
m3EiNg immense sales-haung abundant evil
d"uce that he has public counlenance and >un.
port N his opposition - The Great Monopoly, and
- hls Efforts 10 aid Native Talent and adopt The
Nailoha Currency. ii~ stock OF american and
EutoIeaa Iu>lc i Immense, aud the cataIaa ne
q his own publications j. one 81 the largest and
pesl selected ia Tie tniled States. lie has aiso
LhEdt TREAT deduction in the Prices OF Pianos
Heiodeons, ADD Musical Instruments OF all kinds
Shpertof toned ~ 0etnvr Pianos for 81 IS 5000
and - "a, Interior OF good quality and instru-
men!n - >lroe@ and ~ durable as those which
cost S9U0. Pianos Of every variety of stvle and
P'lce W 10 SL,bUJ Composing those of Ten dr
irFeht WanHnc'orr>; among ihem the celebrated
modern Improved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premian !iEplean Pianos of t. GILBERT
Co.'S. make owners of the 4isoean Patiently
Secondhand Pianos al great bargains Prices
from fio To $50. NeIodeons from five different
manufacturers, including the well-known S d. &
u. caifn.S Mc.odeouS tuned The equal TEN
permanently Tn" .;"sl Max, 1T the United States.
Price, $ ~ 500 So 5l00 Sis, Sl25. Sl35. $50.
smiths Double lanE Meiodcons' $500 Each
f!ano aud Mel d"on On ran.ied. The best terms
i@ i"e irads schools, &c l2l per cent discount
10 I4rigknlen aud Churches M orders promptly
attended 10. Muse sent 10 all part, Of the coun
ny, post paid, at the reduced rates General and
select Catalogues and Schedules Of prices of Mu
seal instruments forwarded 10 any address free
- c.drGr. Feb l6-d3m
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T0URT on CLAlMs.-- nigested summa-
~ ry and alphabetical s OF private claims
which have been presented TO the House of Rep
rescntatives from the FIRST 10 the Thirty first Con-
greSs, exhibiting the action Of Congress on each
cl2im with reference TO the journals, reports, bills
&C. eucidatlng its progress, compiled by order of
the House OF Representatives. A few copies for
sale BY r. FARNHAM
. Anr Ia
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TAYLOR a. aIAgRY's DOLLAR LET
Il Ter balance, in universal use. Price ST.
April u Bookstore near 9th 81
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April 2l-lmf

GRACE LEE, by Julia Kavanah, author
VI Of Daisy Burns Madeleine. Nathalie &c
The Summer Land a Southern Story, by a
child Of the sun Just published and for sale by
X. FARNHAM,
April 10 Corner Penn. avenue and lth ST.
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A SsERICaN ENGINEERING, Illus
IN traled by branches Of mechanical arts, sta.
iionary, marine. and locomotive engines. manu-
featuring machinery, printing presses tools, grisI,
steam saw, and rolling mills, fran buildings &c.,
Of the newest and most improved construction,
by q. Weissenborn, Civil Enginrer; parts one
and two now ready. 81 each Sole agents for
Washington, TAYLOR & MAURY,
Apr Ii Bookstore. near 9th ST.
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TOHN III. BUTHMANN, Importer and
Oh Dealer In WING. brandy. Cigars. &c.

!" ONIN D1 " IIAI OII, DdtIIUIVIF
PEEL " STEVENS. Alerand-,a. "a
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and other articles connected with the Tailoring
Business, on imporation and from respectable
city merchants, who are in want Of discounted
money al any price or loss, owing to an over
stocked market and the circumstances of hard
times, "a ID. 1881
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23
The Blind Scramble for Minnesota.

worthy, intelligent and observing gem
tleman of our acquaintance, has just return
ed from visit to Minnesota. Seeing the
great parade for that region it was his inten-
ton to go up and purchase property, but OH
seeing the real state Of affairs-present and
future, he left, as he says, "with anxiety
and horror for the fate of others, whose
small means, honesty of heart and industri-
Gus habits deserve for them better reward"
He says there is very little doing in the way
OF building-lumber and materials being too
dear, while money is exceedingly scarce
There is no export from Minnesota but lum-
Der, all the proceeds and profits of which
belong to capitalists along the lower Mis-
sissippi, who send up provisions, stores, sup
plies, men and money-thereby rendering
the lumber interest dead matter-a loss,
so far as Minnesotians are concerned. The
same of the annual Indian payments st.
Louis men set the traps and catch most
every dollar as it drops from the hands of
the poor Indians. 1t is not anticipated to
produce enough provisions to supply the
home market for one or two years to come,
and there are no manufactures of clothing,
farm implements nor furniture,-all these
must come from the east or south. Where
all the money is to come from to purchase
these indispensable articles, nobody knows
and very few think of at present.
Besides all, emigration to Minnesota is
about to close. This had been the only
source of monetary income, and even this
has been insufficient for some time and is
now fast falling off; the close will be sud-
den, when all having any ready money will
withdraw and thereby render affairs still
more deplorable.
1t is said, mechanics are laboring in Min
nesota on less wages than in New York or
Philadelphia, ,---as good mechanics too as
ever showed plane. This may seem strange,
there being such "a great demand for mechan
les in the older settled parts of the west.--
The truth is, the people in the east are ex-
tremely ignorant of the west, and blindly
follow those who set traps for them; Min
nesota has, for years been kept up by batting
eastern people, just as carron is hung on a
pole to gull buzzards into wholesale slaugh-
ter! Runners have been despatched to New
York and other eastern towns books, writ
ten well and embellished with Autographs
and cuts of unsurpassed beauty, but con-
tanning just enough to deceive yet not enough
to arouse doubt, have been scattered broad
cast all over the continent of America. The
result has long been anticipated; on the
very heels of starvation, property in St. Paul
-unimproved, is held at Bl00 per foot =
$3.50, 900 for dozen acres of land in the
suburbs, and no exports, no surplus--from
the entire territory !-[Grant County wis.,
Herald.
CLOVER FOR CUT WORM BAIT.-Mr J. r,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

CLOVER FOR CUT-woRM BA1T.-Mr. ]. T.
Holcomb, of Madison township, Sandusky
county, informs US of a new method for de-
stroying cut-worms. which we give for the
benefit of our readers Take clover in
small punches, about the size of peck
measure, and lay it about the field, when the
cut-worms will gather around and in it,
Mr., H. SAYS he gathered bushel and
peck in one day on fifteen acre lot; in all
about three bushels He thinks he has about
cleared them out of his corn-field. 1t is his
opinion that they would not disturb the corn
if clover was strewn plentifully about the
field, but would lie under it until they
Matched, or turned into the brown miller. He
says he counted the number contained in a
pint, which was 300 the whole number
therefore would be l53,60O! Mr. Holcomb
thinks it would pay to gather them for
chicken feed Fremont Journal.
The above is large stoTy-ycry large.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

To TAKE MILDEw OUT OF LINEN.---Take soap
and rub it well; then scrape some fine chalk, and
rub that also into the linen lay it on the grass as
If dries, wet it little and the mildew will come
out at twice doing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

THE BOSTON cost,

rex 8h5.s
rfes Iets ofous sos ysH se - h
POST Z, s sss r. hHp Re sTsassss SS
Sssds ss sss sEsssss Y
Il exceeded extent and aggregate ny no papof
SS ss Salsss II eAss FAT
ssg ~ s sHaRs4i Hell q
sSIsa y aasS and nd
Pr yhk s aa =
,ssp syd paiss ths ungs; sss ssnSessss ams
Saai and and wssty syasszi s
postiesi con which se .se sas e. sae f@sI
NJ III 4 81 ssss e
ssss may NV sss
a.is sa New ana fri Il ~ paper
alone sbtaned q shs saaIscp5 = ssaa
~ r,sS is s' q sssg il e
THs TRnss POST ron sss na r. s0gsi; any
RSoases s pfsdisd II and the aaSaslp'is
ti ass sfATEsAv AND WEEKLY PosT already
aSss ysrs assS liz public
4 fsssn a assal aislss
ss Trade Tbs wsa q cgps ese accounts 81 e.
tSf
i pusissa IEgf dollars yea InAesiPt!oa
csh ton ecy sapsaiR one package VII sfushsa
and AZ cas saeaags s5s * 4
sas
ssss'sssss \ Sss "
wssfsaa acAsssis U assshsd sss4 Pc; ;,strr CO
Z Val fetraet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
Hardware, Irens Copper, zinc~ I'll
Plates.
FRIES LNMsY s. Elm,
Y So - - = 80 and Oh Gam d stsesf5
a.rR..IMpflRTERs and. nElAI,- IN.

4MNYNIMF[9MWEKE nnNs Nf1A Ia [-f-S
~ 80 Ss.1saT .as5S+ gsssrsa, n "a sf4@ ~ M
N.Y., tr III - ~
KS va, ~ ~ thi ea t
sne ~,
ny ~ s
n ,hs VIII II s ssln
NJ NJ r9 t1i
ss III = IA II fsTas NJ u
\ i ~ RnssS n "a n fsaSs - ~ ~,
sah and ,yish tbev
hsyeaesnng-ls " vT - d az. - " VI
w 'sas yssssss es S 10 al
i ,SS :: s ss.snas,, az ~ ~ ~ &C. 90,
an sa - pssasyis nA,r itsslssI,on w . - ~
IA ! nestIsnaesuee dSs
a4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
NJ NICK EREOCKGR PATENT COOKING
E& R&!Sszs-Y iRGT sREsnvA4

PRICE Il CouL0N. Finn berg, t07 Poydras
f ffiduhE and 5s public
heyesry in niiits hTansses
prspnrod sgppfyfOT, cDL, FLUE2h SHOW v
StFsCfi WATER GLOsEIS,
wAsfsASfNs, s0b@TAlEa, Brass FkuCETaof al tiuds,
CnOkINg4lA 4 gs, aARDgN s3945K, HfnRkOLic Halls;
FokSK igT and FER PUMPS a!ssd n shs asysst sgto
LEAD Pies PIG aad SHEET LEAD
Bts)EEsTtF dfvhys on Lanes RtIp and STEAMBOAT WORK
erd rep sheIiest notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

a N p
piyeslns de subisen says Rsdas "of those
may b. said sst saiety aseais Y eso
watrs COED effects Of dtpepais Nhs5s w.
tbs ase hSso " tsa SsbonAto eoda, and
aaias Vie "a Gong wv
and erssss influence hs digss 5saa
uefSOus sssbn ressny ane
~ & ths sa n ne n,asae o1 HI aa u
aszs seuas voysht Y Hsana Of Inc
s ais sssss sss iSaacs
b q great vaas. FoT e named We gsl q Ne
siSaon yahy Spring
Cateuas & scs aendeh hopping
sSags seIsa hnsloese s.s Ara T. = s
chfbonate. - r "
sapApsous ayaluass iany asa are VIII
mey and sss piSTis' s
nd Eou pe E nc sps soaa
De PIstefsd beng rich psaphuIeuea hydlesen.
&. ssss water sas y
,hsy this Southern seetian 81 And
shoa exs minsr mattel hardly sasad ANY
f opinion y by the cures which have
hsn affected BY the uss Of Invaluable waters e
Carriages attsnunues Of 70 pas
and ys aRd for the use q ss'les dppng shen
+ CONNER s. wooTEN, prdprsserss
s y os e aRss1d n e.
.s ssssslssss A hs qualities +
uy ente giving 5pnon o. ne valuable
rettss then caniased h om the
ssn nrssAef and chronic rheumatism
inyste ehrqae inla O. the kan In hillary
. ps'ans on fA' p A. LAMBERT D. P,
| ~ ssal - sss&s Al. sEceGEI =. I
| -szssss ! = > F.ALPuENTs F..s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

n 40 al
'A'a'S s ~ i -
TAX FOR RA9LRoA Ban H s, is sso, 10 ~
Balance cash on hand on sgih 3gne ~ "a
tsposisca rom - y 80 =
10000 e
lnosnt d coupons paid ae,osc W
\, i, 4, I,,v 1855 5g79 ~ 4
nee Of cash on haea s,ss
All Of WINCH i = a's E. RoussEAGs Cashier
r4nwa ~,
y -. .,x.rraa Il M Commodities |
The following were reasffs1' " ''-' oV'AAss''s
on Finances M, =. aia MIS- sa,.rvas
.ss 81 MI Fbuvsh Disrfes Lockup While sick om
n Wing ssef. sccisentally wounded. II
OF b. q. Psassoa, asking psygeatof bf a,.;,,
81 Hery q pawes wv pay ~ ma If
AZ ssa V' Z. ! Hsa' = ~
sH' REsoIyrfoNs.
~. t,.,,,.,, ofss,aa The fo1lowipr resolution, |
WEE nom r. ..ss III; 70 mi adnpteds Ito rules
which was rsaa sslu n1 liz
6eing suapenusas a ls,s s sm -
" IN wharf and bpigayngs al
Fssfy i.andng, foot u vi Ann street leased ~ te
New Orleans aad opelousas 40 S
plans have been apps9vea"a ox az ivy =
ans sI ,nnya III aolnmon be snbst
~. anom =, IS T. i Harris. a. Inspecter il
s.s ~ prs.;rt nj The election 10 be held On
sS 49, Ia.i, s,,rtsat 1ss5 carria.l
w ~ sS 1891 Sss+ naSd ,Se fra
Ao =. -: =: ri 80 Z. .5;
Ing ~ 4 n ~ sstls ~ tba Z; AZ
lor VS. suppuns "a vss, an;ng NAV Sfss
9p5s, earrieii. -S al
s Thc same member moved that this Board
,,asssn / with the Board Of Aldermen IN sahairs
alns1dment 10 ssid ordidancs. CARRIED; whore
ran aid l.nendment was coneurred in by tie
s ala no ; vote. q &
80 W.ssk sIsssxa Rayhar;r. Banister. Beniss
y,aus;Ss Rr;3ge' chambers. Eaeer Giffen Guyel
Dpunys = Rswffs and Rusbn
~ lVrt' 80 - & "- -
e, N 4..... 800
T. Mr. ThGTsf TOOK naS sSab-s - ESss
oy y n,Sess2s1 e 49,, 49, = =, 80 J 4. ~
s.S Az. : 4: 80. =, III Co.,
resolution s8THl0SlnH kflG A0JuAigutkuA AtNuus w
a., M m lar III vfor cienir And
" - -. ls. - 49,
keeping in repair tue unpaYeT streetS OF tEe
Sy..a,, u VII 4fa frllnWino affendment.
III inses,t;nS before the word tkunpaFe<l,ss the
words paved ana y :.
"a matIon eAiH apieMaMionS ~ ~ % y,
lSy tile same messages this B6nTd waE informed
ihat the Board of Aldermen hast rejected the
a :, ,,r,,,,,n, II A; Aiayt Iaf}s hx
2 TSfulueiVn aPlAf 80 49, -
the COMPTROLLER to Philip Willfnan for lighting
I the Ola lamps Va pso otty.
Mr. R,arcy moved, to persist IN, the TeSoEu-
r.;1 w /, ,rs.,,y,,s,, il,a IN NV ,,,,a;;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
> no riIH pURllc: Ei,,I

a s many persons are. still in doubt as to
IA AZ sncaey of AGSE fIsnE srsa.msat eertsin
rsrc er5es which bass PrsSea inearabla BY ths
m srybeS by Ina sTaeayy truth TO make public se
MIMI w dcuht And eonvtncs All Of good
r The fact ~frh ssa reiseis fampssy wtha hy kneN
itire Al happpuda my{3nailTs~
.ss 4 ysug lady sixteen age had
st IN y&xz having been frightened. She hsd
Hts "a DO krsya would
ana reinforced uRHbta walk without failing
;ad ear aex syHtsnl
a 10 body particularly her LIMBS to
a most ArSs coatariieus All tis
cepat pEn ias stnidash FAse wh
time hssame gradually teehlo The acpsato Of
these evils from day 70 dy uatil Tho yonnisds
wse cusBe dae.ionsy mernsed her
Still eunnlHg 1he oas became al 70 ygnt
her mother quitting her eysR Tor Ilofent , i Al
huasI tne aid 6diner
81 daai csvlss whoat esatyne my heashE
Altar entirely the rad sssanetim
ahsp t Of Last Nsyembs md we eonlusd aaspe
No. s Boatbon Hsrae bstwssa Hsus
and Hosoital utrse So
strety the ipjnnc5iopa this lady wn;chcoisad
pyineipay rec explanations ~ Aagn6s Auasa,
wo nrushH of Buihed to restore the Psten
Efstaly healh. a. =. -. -, -.
not aed M pSaichl r,senlness md
raiaiv hays m returned siIA Egpept. IA ~ M :
Euch ars Ahs hh haFs daty
10 maze persons lsefsstd who
xfslief. fram nedie;ns. Ia, IL aAzEA bRAREs
strse oy o. my pIansl Meiaifis Road.
NJ ~ AL Anar hishmen. will be fbnnd
Iady who viii act intarpressF nsrsSns
SPEAKING repch language. = meBL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
! DRUGS, nj DIGINJEs.

Wv REa 1T s CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
I'D GENUINE AND POPULAR r ANfIL YnffsDcINEs which
ay Sro supply Dqsgsts and pssisEsas froiesoss sowes
ssdsraf Depot Special geaeyy ISL eharrebaseei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
THE SPRINGS,
C,0LhUMs SPRINGS. gHoorxw Co, Ssssssssss

uLbuMs $1,000 , .ssss ss SHoonaM G ~,
Msss M es Railroad aas we D'' wet
;E'.i;:;f 81; !;
only y ss s 1 y r.. Y Sthss
= !; s,:s 81;
. IT. premises The 0'a' .
d. III ssass ~ se
ss s0 sps sas isa as Msisa
ssRs & f is
june a1' dals ~ IS ' n' .o'A
Ss s most sssgsse pepfie.o bst
& IF If as sasss ,n s,s
i Rss' Il ~
ssSsS
sss WHICH .he iaas Of vassr YIN be bsnedali
~ Ss.s III m 4 ss :.
.ssa = sss @ as
saassy AZ me- ~ ;sss'i -
| : rERRpafsoSs,
ssssse sSs ss ss Mssss
~ ,aS D.n ssss se a.sa n,,
a@ Ass'iln' Eiadso Paralysis and
Catarrhal Disorder, M Tonic, I'M multi,
H. IN
ussias vssass1 psssuihs and
discretion. ,.,,MYs "a. pa,s. :, ~ pa. *
s.Tss, :; M55fS {. A Asa,si q y r r. .
!. gsssssai D Nai ~ 81 ds ss,slsi 3 NJ"
A. Mercier' u. msf c. Fare, p sfsi psh'f-
New Orleans, Agrl = 1855. !, -.
1 4 rsssSst !: asr, Ms.tia. R;MERs
ssssi N 3 E FIJI Ea sssi p bms
-. :, "A lssapA aarto, y. M.Ps
Mobile Apiao, s1 ,.,.,.a ,,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

f 4 NTIlEAIEN'S SPRING AND SUMMER
~ tpiARAt tto Ola bshmsn al way third door
ssese tbs Are Heuap. be found
READY MADE GARMENTS
GTssAts
with stock Of =
CLOTHS eAsssIeRfss AND " s7fSss, &
q Nc s'gst oe1a 'ae " essF stys which
hn1 nIopYH ionk teff
WA. 4, JENNINGS
MY9i y aisiipsslsS 10 Kssag AIsae llaihias,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
III thsss saiis arsanhydsouh. @
sFERHUsfHOus Or lCHALYPgATE SPRING.

At prsssn , when ssmas iraginous psepsts
lions high yas, the uoor0f New
b object dssidsd interest Y hsned
tho
Iii hs afiic mtpsaous hSnhtthert6 prnscfbsd
te form Il pcwds pis lquida Artificial preparations IN
vxriabv oi require 4ongef period for
their operation ,han by
natur tattsr i9otved Artinp
q e sohedss Character tha ihsa
inr any edcs Iffooms rich
iron stssr4o, powerful snIialy IN
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VII a-s ~ CHARLES cuL6uMs Propristos.