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large assortment Of Hair, Tooth and
Clothes Brushes just received and for sale at
DR.. Hsrrys
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MAIL COACHES.
PA. TURNPIKE.

leading from Pittshurg, by way of Chambers
burg, TO Philadelphia, passing through Youngs-
town, Lgonirr, Stoystown and SchelSbusg,
and connecting with the Mail Line TO Cham
berSburg.
This line is certainly the cheapest aud best
route to Bedford, and therefore the most adyan-
tageous to persons visiting that place.
JOSEPH A. GARMAN,
July II, lS57-3m.* Proprietor.
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} ESFEIIFT LLY legs leave to tender his
I Professional Services to the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
Dy Office IN Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store Feb. II, 1894
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IRON Blacksmith'S and others are inform
I'd W. have just received large supply OF Re-
lined Iron-warranted best quality.
A. B. CRAMER s co.
BOOTS & SHOES.-Thp subscribers have
inst opened large supply of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
Il B. CR.4.MER 6 Co.
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John p Reed.
LAW NOTICE.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOB MANN. G. n. SPANG.
THE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Practice of the Law, and will attend promptly 10 all
business entrusted their care in Bedford and ad-
joining counties.
70 Office Julianna Street, three doors south Of
Mengel House,, opposite the residence OF Mai. Tate.
JOB MANN.
June ?, 1854. G. H. SPANG.
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BOOK BINDING STORE,
FOR THE BEDFORD SPRINGS !

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
travelling public that be has established brtwrrn
Latrobe, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and lh,.
tow OF Bedford, daily Sundays excrpird)
line of
NAIL COACHES.
Passengers leaving Ptts5urg al 81 O'Clock A.
NJ. will arrive at Bedford same night; lray-
ing the Washington Hotel, Bedford, at b3 o.
clock A. NJ, Will arrive at Phtsburg SANE
night.
A Hack will always be at the station al La
trobp, on the arrival OF The Mail tram from
Phtsbnrg, to convey passengers and baggage TO
the Hotel.
Fare through from Pitsburg to Bedford, IN
cludng Railroad Fare, 81. This line is on
hr old
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WALL AND BLIND PAPER.

DR.. B. F. HARRY is our agent for this Ne
cessary article. By calling at his store our pa
irons will see samples of our papers. We have
made our Spring selection " ith much care, and
think we cannot fail to please.
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
ChamberSburg.
March 6.
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Cessna Il Shannon.

I AVE formed Partnership in the Practice
Il OF the Law .G-Office nearly opposite
tie Gaeeffe Office, where one or the other NAV
at all times be found.
Bedford, Oct. %, 1919.
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For pimples and wrinkles and freckles and tan,
Nothing has e'er heen discovered by man,
Like that wonderful product Of trop cal bowers,
The popular balm of Thou and Flowers
to be had at Dr. HaTry's Drug Book Store
March g. 1857.
70 BE HAD 1T DR.. HlRRY'S.
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale at Dr.
Harry's.
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MRS. $. e. Potts

Aug. IA, 1857.
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June ., 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

Mn. BUcHASAss IspUsrRY.-A
Washington correspondent says that
Mr. BIcnanan attends TO all impor-
tant matters himself During his
long and active life he has been re-
markabIe tor regular habit of in
crcaslng toll. Even In his retire.
ment ut Wheatland he was close
student and an early riser. During
his residence ut the British Court, he
performed tho heaviest duties him.
SILT. The number OF leeters and pa
psrs he writes without the aid Of an
amanuensis now, is legion. Reading
without spectsclss, and giving to eve-
ry subject prompt and careful analysis.
he is wonder 20 his Cabinet, several
OF whom knew very little OF him till
thus thrown into connection with
him. Rising almost at dawn, and
toiling late, he gives 10 bis ofico con.
scisncious fidelity and patience, which
have marked his career from the day
when, nearly forty years ago, bet took
his seat in the national councils.---
~ Y. Day Book.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

There are mem~n that ssms. IN their sembrs array,
Llks shsaxhu n shs chr sd and The t,ab,
Ahsa the light from Me eye aud hs shssh hiss
s~sy,
And ss.s IN NE nIsht " their gloom.
Lss<i 3ass. Vie as, hr tine maj sppsss
lhs.s hssn % smlssIen and psis,
fhaa The as, sA'srs u nuse.' ~hsss sanss charm
NE ssr.
Like ths s,rsn's bswiidsrins sEsini
nat q. - the mpafnins 'hsss hsdv~s sf s'shs
nflns ls,s Va, fcstli shsm 10 piss.
Fer the, zee through NE assklsss shs dasn Of that
n<s
whIsA eve vnh radiance dviasi
There ls beam sIll rsnAlnius vhsn darkness is
near.
Mers bsautsous lhsn that II The moon--
Tia sht ere The STARS In shsII bright appear.
And shs btllow smbrsess The neon,
A laslod, nnssrs ~ hiisis The .hy.
Wien ths shock ef ne thunder hew
And The w.vs Issvs. = narAar ef u.usie on high,
Asn freaks nj 'sssdss NON shs shore.
And thu. ever snrss, howe 'eFltn nal pain.
ufsnzs Jog that hsFbis Ne 10 pinss
And 'hs harp, 'ruek W sadness, swaksns ssifsis,
That Tile as 70 np,uss divine
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
From the Cincinnati commers
OF pApyR MONEY.

A day or two since, In an article
glancing at our present financial
condition, wo insimated the opinion
that ono Of tho principal causes ofths
unsound state OF tho currency among
us, and the doubtful credit OF money
concerns here and elsewhere, was u
be found In the consequences OF the
attempt, on the part OF the leglsla-
tive bodies, TO legalize a paper cur
reney--to confer upon that which Is,
in itself, Of no value, the character oI
MONEY. 10 those whose philosophy
docs not 90 far enough 10 include the
principle that for every event
that occurs, therc Is or has
been somewhere an adequate
cause, we may seem TO be talking
enigmas; but wo are fully convinced
that among the intelligent and
thoughtful there are few who will
find II difficult 10 trace almost every
admitted disease in the monetary
system Of the country, and almost
every shock in financial affairs, di
rectly back 10 n cause among the
natural consequences of the legalized
manufacture Of paper money.
That there is a consciousness among
the masses to this effect We do not en-.
tertain doubt. Ofthe dawningand
progress of such consciousness the
people Of Ohio have, for number OF
yasrs 0iven fcefimonv which. nj.
though for time overlooked by the
advocates Of paper money banks, II
lis folly now TO ignore. The vote ol
last year upon the bill, to establish
banks, submitted TO the people, and
the absence of anything like feel.
| ing Of solicitude for the fate of the
ono that Is now pending--destined
| without doubt to tho same fate
should be sufficient to convince al
who feel any sympathy with the
| movement Of the popular mind, thai
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

success, which some men call will, /
would rather call earnestness. Ii
wero asked from my experience oi
life, 10 say what attributes most i'm.
pressed the minds OF thors, or most
commanded fortune, i should say,
earnestness.' Tho earnest man
wins Tor himself. and earnestness aud
truth 80 together.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

APPLE TREE BoRERs.-We are moro
tried with the apple treo borer, than
peach tree borer. One Of my friends
says, apple trees are sun struck before
tho worms attack them / am treat
ing his theory this year by mailing
two pieces of boards together in form
ofa Y, and setting it on the south
side, .s,- s-zeE -slsts s. - =
~ w. B. azs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
Krrrrso DRIED ArpIrs.-IwilltelI

KEEPING DRIED APrLTs.-Iwilltell
you n plan l adopted some years ago
10 keep dried apples two years. As
soon as may be after they are dried,
/ put them in -four barrels, half
bushel at q time, sprinkling each lay
or with whiskey a. the rate Of a plat
and half TO barrol, and head them
up tight, they como ont the second
year 40 bright and as nice as the day
they were put in, without any smell
or taste Of "hell broth" about them.
w. B.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

- Think our church will last a
good many years yet,--said . waggish
deacon 10 his ninister, II see the
sleePers are very souHd.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

HxSRy AvKtNo, an English poet, has
published a volume Of poems, entitled "Po.
stic nours.' They are marked by reilly.
ioas feeling Tho following il a specimen
never part In anger
Mortaisi 70 arr frail
Soon. IN dssihs Geld iAnguor,
Fiery cheeks may pslsi
Thy foe mag fade ere thou forxlvsi
or thou. ell wrath, msy'a cease live.
Never part nkIsdy--
Lovers ys arr v~skf
u % utter blindly
Thsaghs y need notspesk.
Go. turn az haste to PHYS aide.
While pi,, ssiii my vsnquIsh pride.
Never rsrs In anger
Mortal theu art ffsii
Soon. 10 deaths cold IanguoF.
fisry cheeks may psisi
Twill sadden all shy term of ne,
To bury ffiend or fe In strife
-~e~
80 rhrsgmsnt ef sn Owed 10 aihrsmont Poll vhsi
Wa Be In Cut Doan Cor stoss would
weeamsn spare them poles,
Touch not snssl wunl
Last fAui they shsred cur soies.
Just iss snl stand for fan.
n wss cur phrssmont Club
That ist did place them sheret
OIL plrss. sur. III 'sm slsnd.
or else youri hser us swars.
->e~
An Lpisrsm fr ths 1imss
lpEpfoArEp TO Wall srREEr
A little e. siins is dangerous part.
nut stealing largely h = noble ART
Tsmsan 10 rob . hsn.Foost ef hen.
Hut stealing miIlisas makes ~ ssn.sls.msn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

ma Why is a pair Of skates like
On apple? 0'a'F 'eqat"sl
Because they have caused the fall
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

fsf ssea slslltionsi -
baslas-s ssr<.nvt vesupyiak nsvfs thAA ons square,
fezf
ts.sty <lssftt-sak. ehsn9ssets qnsftsfiys Per =
sI4&fu sssss ses
Aaytnlnx Dst tnsn <4eafs " W voantsa ~ iah
sua.ss. sfs1.lsa over square, square and hai
ss@s-isa square ANA hall, - s~e squares sha
Jsfeali sad ssmmoa plsas 60 irs, administration
al saff lsgAl nvtioss aast BE pail " aasAhsss u
a.n sls sssaf.d. An sal 80 await Vie issas
tns prtsssr's tee Attsrsst wa " nsia
fssfsss.bis ssf shs s<Hi i@avsuissmssss ofasfsa "
s..ss .nslax candidates Of svsfy description, ei 70
sss.ss.ssr-. @a1 - ~ sas>s ~hs -rs sSs-ts ssss
tIssfs,ssasnss ssI marked On shs sopY fora spes.
IA a. 4lusf Vt lnssssAs. slll bs vsnaasd until uf.
a ~ .sl. ~, ss4asfsd asosfdA>l ,sAies-
tasy dsasits sstss hss tass ~iis ps inssf
led " tastd tdstss I saAfksa'tui iofssas' ths, VIII,
.. - ssss, ~ asssssd aa ordered Qua, a. tls Usual
tvsstiss asass FROM skrsnssrs eftrznsisnt per-
ssns paid 80 ads sses.
sglssilahlsss, "a - add uomnanlsallohs dssgn
81 - ssa 80 ssssss talsfsst sstt ~ oaatksd ~
psf "A sfs tsf ssss tttsefttoa.
a sftssxss sasssnssd afstsitsusiYs
ui.sas siii ~ aasiassA kfssash sly,tuilsnEth,
ss.ss.ss assssss si % sa4sxsa isf as special ast
a. lasss as.isss psbil.hsd Ia IN. kduorisi col.
uass si W sasfssa ivf sseh assfsiss ssh sshsspsf
slssrsl.smssI- is-dsa aud placed asasr shs hssa
Of slssess asssss< tsn siassof over, ~iti e~ssefk
aiisll tas i,asi fstss. u aadsf thss smsant, aN
ma ~ ssas sssftsas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

pT Live not on credit and you
shall 1.-Two in liberty,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

- A year of pleasure passes like
o floating breese; bat q moment OF
misfortune seems like IN ago Of pain.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

- Brsviy is the soul Of Wit
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
TsSMs or THg
INDIANA AMERICAN.

Per yezr, 81 he snd of the ,oo
~ psId Httutu <ik 49,
II paid IA sdtnnss-s. <soo
Ia " zen or ~
warr tea ~ mers sfs tsksn ) Que elncs .psv sub
scffse added, % Id AUS rbsrs u,Ay fssss
stel % %, wa.rs tus ssna Iafss Dollars sracTts
- kpskkCs.
Ats cfstrs are andsasiood - srkegingto . y.
q .as .lsss sxpis ord. ntnzrs are gwen
aud No gsf ell ~ dlsesui naeds whiIs srrs@r Ars
pal uassss las saos wofthis Orders foi
dts1s.stf a lkaTsk, sud nst ~ return
iax ytp mar ed "fsIas ~
Ia y fssss. sit.oat fe<a " wealth, position o.
nl a.. - sssss sl .ns N AZ paper chas 4
% 4ys ~ fs<ssor lot teons ~ me sddfs
usiasas s<.nf Sst sf ths E1es, rstnsat ordering
A 81 lnasl slI pASiuf a. garages, BE- pupls ed
sIasa41s 1slts IA tns bLACk LisIs
nsasy cAs Be ssas ~ cur risk In RssIsrszss Lar.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

whose march is now in our mighty
transports has arrived in Calcutta.
Never were swords moro blessed ;
never was victory moro devoutly
prayed for--victory over the MUIR
dercrs OF our wives and children, over
the tortnrers of our own helpless
flesh and blood-victory over infa-
nous towards, over hideous fiends.
Surely heaven vii send it full and
ample.
The English in India are most
critically situated. Read the an
nexed
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mylS 2ep6;
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oR1rUAHY.

Died. on Saturday evening, the 18th inst in this city, MI
CHARLES FULLY, aged "A years. native OF the Town Oh
Rocommon, Ireland, and member OF the New orleans typo
graphical Union.
Words imperfect channel through which 10 give
expression feelings of the heart especially when that
heart feels that early dear and conhdng
friend but Justice the memory Of the dead will sometimes
pardon this open expression of our grief.
The subject this brief notice man who mad
Just entered upon e full of hope and promise in the future
Those who knew deceased need not be reminded OF MS
many excellent qualeshis and dsnterestea
frendshp-his social yet cheerful disposinon-h Kindness
his gentleness his These are the virtues
which he his friends for his sake they shall
he cherished in our heart of and moistened with our
tears. .le.- ~ aa.,r ..eu .......
The writer of this had known him from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ated in his boyish ganbo and shared with him in the lhho
cent erioyments of es young drean His friendship once
Fixed was constant sncere his undespoa
ing nature was added spirit gatny which might well De
enved by those of ripper years He has passed from our midst
and is now amongst the chosen, in THAT beautiful country
that far away country where night by land or sea
Contamination WAS fatal disease to which he fell prema
victim His sickness long and but submitted
to with patience and resgnaoneven hoping
against hone Faithful and constant the watchpgs and
attentions through all his surings of dear and loving Sis
ter and aeconae brothers. whose Joys and hopes are couded
by his loss.
ave are weary of loving what passes away,
The sweetest the dearest alas, may not stay;
We long for that land where the part ngs are DER,
And death and the tomb divide hearts no morel"
r. h
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S. N. MOODY'S PLACARDS!.

On the motion Of DR.. Cochran,
The Conmry is instructed have all the placards of s.
Moody taken down. which stuck up about the OF
this town."
The wisdom and sagacity of the Common Council of Carroll
ton nsgaon Of the sapent Dr. Cochran has succeeded
alternating the shirt from his friends in Carrollton The
grave adeImanc surely coud have enjoyed the
luxury of one MOODYS SHIRTS respect the dignity
the Connlssay Caoon he would have desired
exngnish" the pacards of the former wished to dis
tngush the latter official in the inspiring and edfyng
patton climbing the telegraph posts like Don Quxote attack
ing the windmill yanqush the obnoxious Geographic
posters.
the authority of the profound Common Council of Car
roton does extend beyond the precincts of their pleas
outrageous little village the citizens thereof
specfuy informed that Moodys Geographic posters may be
found and below them and they always warmly
welcomed and amply repEid by buying their SHIRTS AND
FURNISHING GOODS AT S. n. MO0DYS, the prices of
a few articles will sbundantly testify.
Half-a-dozen excellent SHIRTS for 81,
buttons warranted not TO come OIL
LINEN SHIRTS at S. each.
MARSEILLES VESTS at ST Is each.
GAUZE COTTON UNDERSTANDS at 25e each.
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS at 25c each.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 25c each.
PAPER COLLARS at soc per bunch Of TO-
LISLE THREAD GLOVES at 25c n pair.
Half a-dozen SUMNER CRAvATs for 81.
&c, &c, &c.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER from $50 to 500 per Dozen a
S. N. MOODYS,
New Orleans Shirt and Gents Furnishing Emporium,
No. 100 Canal street.
riS- Anonymous poetic efuon next week, my8 2p3eod
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Great Bargains

s U M NJ E R D RY G o o D S.
c. NJ. SIMPSON 8. CO.,
No. ZIG Canal street,
WILL from this date offer their entire stock at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
PRINTED MUSLINS from 10c up
RICH OkGANDIES AND JACONETS
Under Importation Cost
BEST FRENCH PRINTS t25c
FAST COLOR AMERICAN PRINTS AT l0c
FRENCH CoRSETS from 81 to 81 each.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs from 81 per doz, up
HEM STITCHED RANDKERCHIEFS from IS per dozen up
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs UNDER COST.
BLACK LACE SHAWLS at So each
LACE MANTILLAS very extensivestock at 50 PER CENT
UNDER THE USUAL PRICES.
FLoUNCED BAREGEs AND ORGANIZES at VERY LOW
PRICES.
GOOD BAREGES at zoe per yard
EMBROIDERED BANDS, REALLY CHEAP.
REAL INDIA SEER. SU joker at 75c per yard.
HOSIERY, etc., VERY LOW.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine thes
goods prices the that this advertisement
not intended sales he usual prices but for the
pose of CLOSING OUT THESE GOODS at prices that mus
satisfy purchasers.
c. NJ. SIMPSON & CO.,
my1S 2ptf ll6 Canal street.
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T H Z VERY l. A T L T S I Y L S :.
Corner Of Canal and st. Charles streets.
We have just received fine assortment of GENT'S FASH
loEABIE SUMNER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS, which prepared sell at
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
MERTNo ALPACA, CASHMERE and LINEN GOODS Of
description.
BEAUTIFUL UNDER GARMENTS, HOSIERY.
Our stock is continually replenhcd direct from Manufac
tories, Al Broadway and LOG Grand New York and
offer the public advantages unsurpassed by similar
estAbl shmept in T. city.
SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS always on hand
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and eSanliue for yourselves,
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
myls sp6s Canal ST. Charles SITS.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

LARGE STOCK SELLING OFF.
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF RICH
DRESS GOODS,
To be Sold at Great Sacrifice!
D. P. S &c A N A N & CO.,
Nos. II and IA Chartres street,
Will this date offer the whole of their large stock Of
RICH ORGANIZES,
JACONETs, BAREGEs, SUMNER SILKS,
CREPES DE PARIS,
GRENADINES, EMBR OIDERIES,
LACES
REAL LACE sHAWLS AND MANTLES,
MILLINERY,
And in fact their WHOLE STOCK OF RICH AND NEW
GOODS at the first cost Of importation.
Of Rich Printed Fast Coored SATIN STRIPE
ORGANIZES will be sold at Is per yard myl6 2p2t
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Jacob BekrCketf,

GROCER,
No. % CAMP STREET under Daguerrean saloon3
= Is receiving =
will per ships Dione, Liberty ]. Morales D
ana Creole and Gen. Taylor G ~
Is kits Mess MACKEREL; ~
10 No. 4
s. :. TONGUES and SOUNDS; VI, ,.lr "a
:. HALIBUT FINS; ,l..
..'- Is half barrels SPICED SALMON;
10 :. :. Fulton Market BEEF;
hafbarr PIG PORK;
10 erces Sugar Cured HAMS tper steamer R.
20 boxes SPERM cANDLEs-4's 5's and 6's;
10 :. WAX colored and plain;
80 ;. STAR ...0n... ....
50 :. Oswego PEARL STARCH;
. 10 :. =. CORN ..
:. FARINA;
.. barrels RICE FLOUR: les I........
IS hrkins choice yellow GOSHEN BUTTER;
.,. 500 pounds 81 CARB SODA;
100 :. CREAM TARTAR
ID gross Preston & Merrils YEAST POWDERS.
"A beautiful selection of
FANCY AND TOILET SOAP;
|. IS boxes Huls Extra Steam Refined SOAP;
A large variety of BISCUITS comprising Gingernus Milk,
Wine, Soda Lemon, Butter, Boston and Glaham BIS
QUITS: English and American CRACkNEIS Ike.
Shaker New York, Baltimore and East India PRESERVES
A full assortment of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
A fine assortment of choice
BRANDIEs,
WINES,
WHISKY,
PORTER,
ALE,
CORDIALS,
And sYRUPs.
TRUFFLES
GREEN PEAS,
MUSHROOMS,
ASPARAGUS,
TOMATOS,
LOBSTER,
SALMON,
HADDOCK,
And OYSTERS,
ALL HERMETICALLY SEALED.
Which, together with his stock in store, will make
of the CHOICEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS
in the city.
The above goods been selected principally with view
of supplying FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE, and
are all guaranteed in every particular.
New Orleans, MAY s, 1857. myl1 2pl2t
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN Parry FLA ,
New Orleans, March %, 1857.
nay meeting of this tee hold NJ,


Thursday, 9th inst at New Orleans, it
Resoeea That in consideration Of the fact the inpor-
ant election for Charter Officers for City Of New OR.
take place the FIRST Monday of June next the day
up Convention for the nomination Officers
is held By of the American members Iec
sture assemble Baton Rouge it recommended the
meeting of Convention be NTH the sEcoNp
MONDAY JUNE NEXT, II o'clock NJ at Baen Rouge.
Reoiue papers friendly American Party through
out requested notice the change Of tins
meeting Of the said State Convention.
mao 2ptftW ]. q. WALTON, Chairman.
RS-Mrs Boyd, No. I5s Camp street-Depot
for Inc sale of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. All kinds
of Sewing by machinery Ships Steamboats,
Families Hotels Dresses made by model and with dis
patch usual Ladies' Under Garments
made up to order OF for sale ready made. mag 2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

RsrAs spring or summer medicine, we
would Dr. j. Hoseer's celebrated Stomach Bit
tiers It's Strengthening and invigorang effect
upon truly astonishing Its tonic action
liver tendency drive all humors to the surface
thereby cleansing the system from all impurities is what has
gained these Bes enviabe reputation inasmuch
they pleasant the TASTE beverage and are in
general family medicine wherever KNOWN For sale by
druggists and dealers generally mylS 2p6tNW