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NO. 81
City Drug Store.


| Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
/ y BURROWS Block, south side Main street, n
- keokuk. Having purchas ed the stock qf ~
| j. j. q, Stewart and added it TO my prcy-
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup -
plies from the last, enabled to ofer to the city
and country trade one Gf the most complete stocks
to be found In the city Purchasing glass, varnsh
es, and other leading articles from the manufaetur
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
wholesale purchasers
Particular attention given 10 compounding physi-
cians prescriptions. mchlsd
4 COMPLETE assortment of Nuriishes from the
"A Cincinnati and St. Louis manufacturers at
mchlSd REYNOLDS Drug Store
000 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass at
ZUU REYNOLDS Drug Store.
100 D0Z. Floyd's American Penetrating Lini-
IOO ment, in quantities to suit purchaser.
200 dog. Esculapian Linimcnt and great variety
Of Patent Medicines at
April 8, 1855. REYNOLDS Drug Stor4
T ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Ccpal, japan,
Ia Demar aud Coach yarnish en- hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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REMOVAL.
De entail Surg gery.

D e n tal Surge cry.
DR. K. S. BARBER would respectfully
IL inform his patrons and the public gen SkS
orally. that he has removed his office 10 the IIID
New Brick building the west side Of Third street
between Main and johnson, where he has secured a
handsome suit Of rooms and has spared neither pail
or expense 10 make them elegant and comfortable.-
Thankful for past fayors be soliets continuance of
the same. En-Au operations warranted.
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FuKb, J. G, CT
STAFTOHD a. r,CUNE.
=. w. d II. TUCKER.

IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Hardware
aud Cutlery, Of Main and Second Streets,
k,n of the RED paddock.
puly q, lS54-dly.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A r,,,...,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENIS
rIyHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
i nounce to the public that their Coaches leave
Keokuk Daily Sunday exceptedl for Fairfield, 0s
kaleosa Port Des Mones and Council Bluffs passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester
Birmingham, Ashland, Agency City, ottumwa, Ed
dyyillc 0skaloosa, Pella, Monroe, Apple irove, (
TT. Des Moines.
From oskaioosa (tri-weeklyl to Council Blufs, vis
Beliefontain, Knoxville Pleasantvile, Indlanoa, st
Charles, Wintersett, Indiantown, Silver Creek, te
Councii Bluffs.
Also from 0ttnmwa via Blakesburg. Abba, La
grange, to Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from kckouk Daily, via Warren, Pennington
Bonaparte, Bentonsror, keoeauqua, Pitts burg Troy
TO Bloomfield.
Also 10 Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Boonsboro and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Il passengers.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at 7
O'Clock A. NJ.
ass~ Office on Main Street, second door above the
Iaeedc House r. A. McCHESNEY Agent.
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Davis & Price,
House, sign. and Orn IA m e N tai

PHINTTRS
ERAINERS and Paper Hangers, Shop BlOu
" deau between 4th and 5th streets, keokuk
ian2iddwGtn
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ISnHERT HaINEs

4 RCHITECT, 6raham's building, md ST., keo-
"A kuk, Iowa.
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
and scientifically prepared ddwly
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FAR YIEkk< GE gON \. ILLINOIS AND
MISSOURI.
~ 900 bushels Of Flax seed wanted. AE-s,
~ .UOU Having made extensive ar H.;I
rnngelnents for tho manufacture Of Linse.d kH.,I
Oil Va The ciiy q KeoAGA, we wish to con-
tract for the abOye amount Of seed and with 10 have
il under TODD that there will be permanent market
fran unlimited amonnt, delivered here st any time
afterthe .rst Of August next, and that the highest
market price in cash viii he paid by
l.. II. BISSELL 4 co.
jan25dI w3m
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.. g.. POTTS, VI. ID.
MEDICAL NOTICE.


II q. PARKER, n. D, Physician and Surgeon
~. oiice with Dr. Wyman, Main street, between lat
and "a streets feb5dly
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FORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
[cnants, and Gcneral Freight Agent, Front St.,
teen Vermont and broadway, Quincy, Illinois.
- Property directed 10 care Will be forward
tn dispatch, and orders and consi gniaents viii
1--WE immediate and careful attention.
fer to Fiagg ( savage. Moore, lloiiowbush a
Flienning 8 O., Quincy Page Bacon, st Lou
)ah2.d3m
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IANING permanently located in this city, begs
i l. leave 10 inform his friends and the citizens
generally, that, until further notice be given, he
may be- found at the Office Of DIR. j. 4. SANFORD
March 81.
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IN THOLESALE 6rocers, Tea dealers, Commission
~ and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Levee,
lree doors below Locust street, ST. Louis, Mo.
March T. lS5o-d
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LANES VI. RIs

i ATTORNEY AT LAW keokuk, Iowa
MICE in the Rail Road Office on Main Street,
5ver j. +. Brucc's store.
gust 7, 1853. d
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COMMISSION Merchants, Wholesale Grocers, and
Dealers in Produce Main Street, between Fourth
J Fifth. keokuk, Iowa.
September /, iS55.--diy
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HoRsfsH, CHAs. ". LoRRIE
HORNISH a. LOWRIE.

Advertisements inserted on favorable terms.
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John 3. Carson & Co.,
,mmi sion, Storage and Forward

4. A. PATTERSON, WIN. ZIMMERMAN, WIN PATTERSON.
WI. 4. PATTERSON CO.,
fNOMMISSloN K FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 and 40, Levee, keokuk, Iowa.
Consignments Of all kinds of Produce will receive
bronpt and personal attention.
! August 29, l555.--d6wy
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j. =. BEEHE,
fMAIN Street, between Sixth and Seventh Whole
|lVl sale and Retail Dealer in Stoves Holew Ware.
Hipner's Stock, dc. Also manufacturer of Tin.
Copper, and shect-Iron Wares
Roofing and Jobbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron, which will warrant to give satisfaction.
July 81 1855. div j. S. BEEBE
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r.. MILL. VI. d.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located in this city, would
l. l. respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. Ofce on Fourth street, between Main aud Bon-
deau. dec27dly
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OFFICE At his Residence, on nlondeau stre'
None door Yves; Of Second, heokuk, Iowa.
April 26, lS54.--d
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GODrREx a. SNOW.

FtUDILk. Luinmission and F0rWHrulne MeF
|caants, cyrner Of State and South Water street
|sgo, HI febi2du
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Nercnantss western Line.
MEAL, ABBOT i CO., New York, WILLIAMS,
~ TANNER Co., Buffalo Proprietors. Ship daily
from Pier 2 East River, New York.
All cargoes fully insured to Buffalo.
No transhipment between View ork and Buffalo.
For freight apply to
Neal, Abbot Co.,
y. b. Brooke, 50 Broad ST. n. Y.
Virgil Hillyer,
Mark packages, M. w. Line
nj "A 2ry6n
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HENRY p. scHoLrE, EDWIN II. GRANT.
SCH0LTE GRANT,
PELLA................... MARION Co, IOWA,
! ID ANKERs, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARIEs
/ ID PUBLIC. Agents for fine unitod States Life In
surancc Company, lows State Fire Insurance Com
/ pany, Cooper's Clark : steam Engine Manufacto-
/ ~, and for all important agricultural machines.
Editors and Propretors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
! GAZETTE, independent in Politics and Religions
I per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
| octl9 dwiy
| XXTILLIAM JAKEMAN, Horse farrier.
! w of thirty years experience. Resi- 1eA3S
denee 4th, between Johnson and Ex-SAA
change. jan22d3m
l.. DgaIsG. T.. H. cLAyPooLE.
Al. DEMING CO.,
Successors TO Granville 3. Smith Coz
| bankers and dealers in Exchange Keokuk, 10.
D5ight checks all the principal cities constant
/ ~ for sale in sums ts suit.
Collections this city remltted for promptly al
/ current rates of Exchangs.
We viii bus and sell all kind of Gold, Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Sotss, at best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs u. w Clark, Dodge Co. %
Lucas Sitnohds, ST. Louis.
Il. w Clark Bros. -
y. Corwith d Co.. Galena.
May 2l, 1885.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
hFGEO. c. ANDERSON on Third, between Main
Oard johnson Streets keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remiited promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
Ns.. Interest on deposits when specially agreed
npan.
Refer to f. W Clark Bros, lp.nLo-.
Bogy, Mlltenberger 4 Co. 81 ri.
John j. Anderson Co.,
E. W Clark, Dodge & CO., New York City.
"a. Once hours from A. NJ. to p NJ.
July Ia, ls35.-df
Banking House of Chas. Parsons.
Cor Of Main and ID Ste. hE0kUk, low
CIGHT Exchange Oh the East and South bought
- and sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits per agreement.
Refer 10 lucas i snonds, ST. Louis, Mo.
l.. A. Bencist Co., GO
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman Co., New York.
Drexe Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
( ulpn Bank. Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, @.
Price, Converse CO., New Orleans, La
sept. !, lS55.--dly
T.. w. Alexander d Co..
FORWARDING and Comm ssion Merchants ;
l. frei ght gents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, Erie Canal and Lakes,
l70 South Water Street, Central Wharf Chicago III
Liberal cash advances shi 'fnents Of Produce
Merchandise, for sale IN this market or ship
ment To- friends east
Refer TO W. l.. Ewing Co, st. Louis, Mo-. S. 4
w. Il. Thayer, Quincy, ILL.,. Green Stone, Mnsca-
tine, Iowa Il. II Canpbel d Co., Galena, ILL., J.
H. Langley 4 Co, Rock Island, ILL.,. Barkicy,
town. III. Hon. A. Starne, Springfield, Ill A.
b & Ii. Reed, Galesburg, H.. " s. Gilman, New
York Fassit Co., Philadelphia, Pa; A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank Chicago.
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y s0sEgyfLLE. JOHNSON RrpD. c. D. BRADFORD
10. Produce a Commit ssion Heuse. /.

II. FTOuuFF q (Ou fHfb bNFUH H8uSF'
BRADFORD & Co, General
Produce, Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Orleans Particular attention paid 10 the pur-
BE and sale If Western Produce. Also. 70 The
civing and Forwarding business generally. Or
respectfully solicited, No. II Tchouptoula
ct.
niy 10, 1s55.--dIy
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WHOLESALE Grocers, Forwarding and Com
Nv mission Merchants, Leyee, keokuk, Iowa.
buly Q, le55.-dly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24

TRIBUTE TO JOHN BUNYAN.-Lord Campbell, the
present Chief Justice of England in remarking upon
the Pilgrims Progress" says " Little do we know
what is for our permanent good. Had Bunyan been
would have returned to his trade filling up his inter-
walls of leisure with field preaching; his name would
not have survived his generation, and he would
have done little for the religious improvement of
kind. The prison doors were shut upon him for
twelve years. Being cut off from the external world
he communed with bis own soul, and, inspired by
Him. who touched Isaah's lips with fire, he composed
the noble allegory, the merit of which was first dis
psa sns owy By the
piety and to enforce the preeepts Of Christian mo-
rality than all the that have been published
by all the prelates of the Angelical Church, 5
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ATCHAFALAYA RIVER

Will leave SATURD AY oath inst. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
:. f7uga FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAT-
fpAAAlSA1SI e URDAY PACKET-In place of the steamer
;sass;.=sa Mary Bess-The superior steamer Frank
nkng freight for Paquemne Grand River, Bate Rose
Bayou Beuf Smmsport Old River and all landings the
Atcliafaaya River.
For further particulars apply on board or to
$3.50. A. BAQUIE, Agent, II Customlouse street.
p The F. Keeling will not be responsible for any debts
aced by other but by the captain clerk my2
Will leave on SATURDAY. 24ih inst. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
, r. FOR OPELOUSAS.-IN PLACE OF
the Mary Bess for the balance Of the
- season. = The light draft and safe steamer
above precisely ang freight for opelousa Plaquemine,
Grand River Butte Rose Conrabeau Bayou Be Simms
port Old River and all landings the Atchafaaya
For freight passage apply on board, or to .....
my23 W T. BARTLETTE Advertising Agent.
HThe Frand Keeling will not be responsible for debts
by any person but the captain clerk
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DEscR1PT1os. OF. A Coon Cow DR.. Anderson
gives the following rythmical enumeration Of the
qualities and shape Of the COW: .s,l5 a.-.5
She's long in her face, she's fine in her horn,
She'll quickly get fat without cake or corn
She's clean in her jaws, she's full in her chine,
She's heavy in flank and wide in loin: 3s4
She's broad in her ribs and longin her rump, it
A straight and flat back, with never q hump
She's wide in her lips and calm in her eyes,
She's firm in her shoulders and thin in her thighs
She's light in her neck and small in her tail, Il.
She's wide in her breast and good at the pail;
She's fine in her bone and silky Of skin, =.
She's grazier's without, and q butchers within
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Thlrty-Tourth congress-Flrst Session,

WASHINGTON, May 16.--Senate-A resolution was
adopted directing experiments at the mint with the
view Of detecting and preventing the unlawful de-
terioration Of coins
House Of Representatires.-1n the House a discus
several private bills, heretofore transmitted from the
Court of Claims. The debate involved the powers Of
that tribunal #64
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VI! sssye On E sAgRR9A5 ID W esffF sf4Hinsp
Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and all inter
mediate landings The superior steamer
Cnnp MASTER will leave as above For freight or passage
my28 LEWIS sNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front street.
i, r. = STEAMER ROSA in PLACE OF
the steamer Rapdes-For Gorton's Landing Al;
Bayou Shreveport and all Intermediate IandingsThe f.
running packet Rosa, j. G. Dowty, master VIII
leave above For freight or passage, apply on board
A''' u LEWIS sNApp co. 81 Front street
The Rosa will take freight for Fort Jefferson and Red
River with privilege Of reshpping on good boats: N.Y.
W leave oI s4GgHRAH RED 2 v & Gslss5 m & n
sEs!s master, will leave positively, above, for
Shreveport Bayou Grand Ecore Canpte Alexandria
Gortons Landing and all intermediate landings For freight
pyas pyssse app on LEWIS sSAPP co.. 81 Front street
2. s-The H. NJ Wright will take freight for upper Red
River with the privilege Of reshppng
VIII leave S4TgEpAy 4 ~ :, 9,eest M
80 e Packet II. NJ. wright CLARKE
EsgaTA MASTER will leave, positively, above, for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand Ecore, Campte Alexandria,
Coons landing all intermediate landings For freghtor
S1f2s' 1ny2s N't' T. B. SMITH, IL New Lsyee.l
RThc Wright will take freight for all points above the
raft, with the privilege of reshipping.
Will leave sATyRDAY. 24h inst, at o'clock p n.
lAsEIssas the steamer Rapides, For Gortons Landing
iS5ssa and Alexandria, Colle, Saint Maurice, Grand
Ecoe Campe Grand Bayou Shreveport and all intermediate
Rosa, J. Dowty MASTER will leave above. For freight
passage apply board fooof Customhonse street.
pThe Rosa will take freight for Jefferson and Upper Red
River with the privilege Of storing and reshppns good
uoata. ny y
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Nem Orleans Duly Gresfenf.
The Country chiId.-pY cUssIsaHAn.

Child Of the country on the lawn @
see thee like the bounding fawn,
Blithe as the bird which tries its wing
The first time on the wings Of Spring 2&
Bright as the sun when from the cloud
He comes as cocks are growing loud:
Nov running, shouting, mid sunbeams,
Now cropping trouts in lucid streams,
Now spinning like mill-wheel round,
Now hunting Echo's empty sound,
Now climbing up some old tall tree 54a
For climbings sake---'tis sweet to thee 3
To sit where birds can sit alone,
Or share with thee thy yenturous throne.
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LEARN 70 ssISGMusic as well IS Inc reading Of
our language, should be taught IN every family II
many. = 1ess'is7 W eAs
\, {. lst. Singing improves the voice, takes away
harshness sweetens its tone, and gives It greater
I'd. Singing improves speaking.
3d. Singing refnes the taste. eIeyates the aec.
tons improves the heart, assists devotion.
Sun singing is delightful interesting and pIofta-
pic part @ ailWorship especially domestic. @
ON. Singing. is an element Of power. ,et5
Parents, teach your children to sing commence
early. Teach them to sing hymns Of praise, Of o
pure and elevated character
A more delightful scene cannot be- presented this
side of heaven, than when parents, with their sons
and daughters, surround the domestic circle deyoutly
uniting their voices in sacred song
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24

TIE HIccuP.-some time ago had occasion 20
call at Highland shooting,lodge, and on entering
the kitchen, where two English sportsmen were Sit.
ting, happened to be attacked by a ft Of hiecup,
One Of the sportsmen took a piece Of grew paper
from his pocket, and after lighting and bloYine It
out he started up and held the fumes Of It opposte
my mouth and nostss. started, to be sure, bat WAS
quite astonshed to find myself Immediately cured,
and have since seen it Frequently tried on Others,
and always proving neyer-faing remedy ~
Correspondent of Inverness Conrier.s
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

e, 81, asSMSWHs HsB 9EaHkHEAFSss, akEAF s,ok4HEkS SAGHS7
gsS2 q AiLRoAn, Depot Caiope
street, corner of Clara street, near the New Basin
PASSENGER Tkk1Ns leave 6syfa dsy at
at 81 P Nj Reaches osyka p NJ Passengers received
and landed at all Intermediate stations. ~
FARE-Fou per mile each way Children and servants
F FREIGHT TRAIN from the City osyka and all ineyme
Osyka to New Orleans Intermediate stations every Mon
aas exenon train Will leave the city every Sunday at
for osyks and intermediate stations, and return by
rwssy Lime i srIeRA AzFEo II HHGSEoS SsP :s snPs Il
SM sSSEs N ! s SNhTAEzi SS Sa,5 $Aszf %Rh %hsf:
ssz4Ha7z=sa?sUNNEF SUMNER AkRANG AfsF nA5EENTs EMENPs
ss s. fsESF is &SRdh s&f SExT SSEsarn TRAINS:
Dep'' GTetna every day s41 N
Arrive at Bayou BaH 1yf!E sfuRNfNG aRf iS0 T. NJ
Leave Bsysn .al8s Beuf 5sS F. F: N NJ
at Algiers. ..5:3o P. NJ. 70. oo
rare Fey Bcs will with the PASSENGER Trains
the ]
en y the gJy OK s = III p @ Be-
sEstG hs ppsr aas ane seht
than ss % vp n the op"ny
have Agens must Be ,s psspn "a IN Damnbe form for cir
oS5f A. b. SECER. Vice President.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" INSTITUT1ON.-OficeN No. 81 Camp sreet-lncorporas
ted under Act of the Legislature, on 18th Mnrch 1855
The office the Institution will be open for the reception OF
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from 10 oeock
and on Saturday evenings from s to o'clock
Deposts of One Dollar and upwards will be received;
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by the ACT OF
the Public Debts Of the the United rss saes oil the
upon mortgage of unencumbere and nni1nproved Real
Estae within the limits of the city OF New Orleans not exceed
ing 50 per cent of tho appraised cash value.
Now Orleans, exceeding GO per cent Of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment OF the
funds is be distributed semannua among the peposiers
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any Oh ue inhos
or receive any pay emolument whatever. ..u. ,
Certificates Of deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
upon will be issued for not less than S deposited Tor
specified time. ia
". N. Mercer, Geo Urquhart, :. b Sumner,
g. G. Duncan A. Heine, George Jonas,
Whel~us BogaFt PN Woqa Wno9f,,a ThqS A MSsTs Gsrk
AA0' a. 1NNNin' VI n MERCER, President
A. d. KELLY,
P wI; V9GEEa s2fHHsp Vice Presidents
p. d. WITHERS, Treasurer
BCopies Of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws cal
| be obtained OF the Office. aSly
| n. DRUGS, MEDICINES, ,PERFUNTERH.
S=$ ETC.-The subscriber would respectfully cal ie hte
M Nion Planters Physicians and Families to his well as
stock comprising every article his line o. nus,
al % WHICH on s w b TER 1sna md aEAp %
the very best quality VIII be found at this esta6Shment WY
all the popular Mineral WEers, such as CONGRESS, BLU
PURE HONEY, EssENGE PEPPERMiNT GoHLEY BIT
| THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apothecary,
oAIy cor. Camp and Poydras streets.
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RACHEL q EScE ;IsTE VINO is THE JAooB?"-
The Correspondence PaTticuiier du Precurseur,
Paris, Of 22d April, states that Mile Rachel is in
most interesting position being six months enciente
On her arrival in New ork last summer, the papers
stated very particularly, that her father brother and
sisters were with her. but the above paragraph would
Indicate that the presence of an important parsonage
her husband was passed over by the Journals Again,
we ask; Who is the "Jacob2"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24

& Don AND UNCLE PErEg.-A very excellent lady
sought to instruct her gTandehid III relation tofhs
proYident care of Heaven.
Who gives you your daily bread y asked che.
Dod replied the child bat uncle Peter puts tie
butter and sugar on 81 -
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A EITA yVATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE Gel
IN ebated Springs for sale in such quantities may be
desired at No s. ST Charles street, Of Commercial
Alley by J. DECLOUX. ~
The Abta Waters been found servceabe in all Cuta-
Diseases affections of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
arising from high living In all cases of Darrhea whether
chronic otherwe will afford immediate relief and effect
permanent i'll short time During denton it will be
found Of and be used by the most
delicate infant during meals diet drink with pleasure
and agreeable it to taste and sight In proof extract
from Of the numerous certificates on hand
NEW ORLEANS, April 81 1854.
This is certify that very bad Of health and
found necessary place myself under the OF Dr Stone
and Boyer. treated with great by those gentlemen
the Ab and Christy Springs and under the hopbe roof OF
Capt j. S. Bossiere in the village of Claiborne three miles
from the Springs commenced using the freely In
short began improve and found myself entirely
eved Of suferngs (Which very acte in about four
weeks. my way St Louis where reside and
would acqut myself of duty TO recommend the afflicted the
those The certificates of Doctors Warren Stone
and C. Boyer House Physicians the Mason de Sane,
'' H. MACsHANE.
This cerfes that Mr. H Macshane under treatment in
the Mason de for months for Irritable Bladder
and dernnged urinary seceton from which he suffered
perey him my advice in connection with the Physi-
clans OF the house, but he received material benefit
P. C. BOYER, House Physician.
refer to few of those who have used the Water:
General J. L. Lewis, Hon J. H. Caldwell,
Col W. Chrsy, DR.. Wedderburn,
Talbert Wilson, ESQ.,, Dr. MacCormick,
Jos. Lowell Esq., Dr. Porter, etc., etc.
RThe house the Springs will be shortly reopened under
feis J. S. BossIERE