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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

AMERICAN DELEG ArEs FROM EAST BATON ROUGE
The following named persons, says the Baton Rouge
Gazette of the 3lst appointed to represent the
American party of this parish in the State Convention
which meets on the Sth of June 1857 in this city, to
wit:
First Ward-T J. Burlington, Joseph Larguier
Joseph Monget and F. Arbour. ST.. Second Ward-G
H. Man, H. Malta, Jas. NJ. Musselman and W. Fl.
Crenshaw. Third Ward-A. NJ. Dunn l. S. Taylor
and Chas. Pipes. Fourth Ward-A. B. Vail, J. R.
Groom, H. C. Young. Fifth Ward-Thomas Devall
J. P. Berhnes and j. C. Knox. Sixth Ward-Paul
Klenpeter, D. Daigre and Jefferson Thomas. Seventh
Ward-James Morgan, j. Buher and VIM. Burnett
Eighth Ward-Sam. A. Moore, H. H. Walsh and A.
NJ. Koan. Ninth Ward--Wm B. Walker, Fergus
Permission and DR.. A. Martin. Tenth Ward--Daniel
Morgan, f. Verbois and w. Usher. Eleventh Ward
J. B. Powers, B. +. Reems and VIM. Robertson.
Twelfth Ward-George Garig, Jr., Joseph Bernard
and j. w. Jamison.
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lIsland Reach and
lSkipwith's Landing
leveTy THURSDAY,
ID NJ


L UNFORTUh ATELY AFFLICTED.
DR. d. Il. JAMES still continues to be c0ntdenthllH con
snlted at his Dispense " 81 CuSTOMOUSE STREET,
koyul street. all d eases of the GENE ALIVE ORGANS
in boh male and female nature he
unparalleled which has led Dr. Jaln treatment
in United Europe warrants him in saying that
none VIII ch these wont to assume
without "A sure quick md permanent
II is OF consequence how long the disease has continued
for his the complaint its foundation, and
ercuay drive the enemy from the system in the shortest
spnce possible without mercury i'll diet hndnce
from business.
SEMINAL WEAKN the effect of early abuse of the
ten permanently cured Weakness Of the organs Immediately
cured and iul vigUr restored.
N B-Recent sases of cured in "a hours OIG
Gees any other urethral discharge cured in from
five o days,
nT Remember Jnmes Dspensary is 80 Custorahous
street near Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ til
| s p. NJ. m2 Sm
| II NORTH CUI4LtlNt. .ATTORNEY-ATLAW, WILL
EAs all professional business in st. Landry ant
Avoyees that may he entrusted his Office at OPE
| LOUSAS La - :.
Referencesthas NJ. Waterman, hardware orchRnt c.
Olivier ESQ; ThoS D. Mfer commission IT. Chas.
New Orlea;s MO lyd&W
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On Friday last meeting of the American party
held in the Courthouse of Ascension parish, to
appoint delegates to the American State Convention
to be held in Baton Rouge on the Sth Of June. The
following resolution unanimously adopted:
Resolved: That the delegates of the American
party of Ascension present to the choice of the State
Convention Mr.. l.. D. Nichols for Representative of
the Second Congressional District in the next Con-
gress.
The following are the names of the delegates ap-
pointed:
DR.. Edward Duffel, F. Terrio, Fl. l.. Duffe Octave
Terrio, yalery Landry, Just Comes, Ant Dominique,
Victor Maurn r. P. Landry, Adolphe Maurn l.. d.
Nichols, PHILIPPE Landry, 2. F. Rightor, J. B. Hebert,
W. c. Lawse Pierre Cire, Felix Reynaud Theodule
Gre, Frank Nichols, Bienvenu Mollere, S. c. Hep
burn, Lestang Fortier, Manuel Fuentes Simon Brand,
J, B. Fuentes, Edward Gaudin, Sr., A. ]. Powell, El-
phege Gaudin, Emile Bouquo, Pierre Dalfere, Henri
Buquoi j. St-iartn Jr., j. H. Isey, Sr., Albert
Lauve, j. II. 1lsey, Jr., Son Reynand Raymond
Martinez, Ignas Surita, j.. E. Bertaut, H. Hail. Hipp
Niala, Emile LIE Blanc, VIM. Hatknson, Augustn
Richard, j. B. Rodriguez, Jos. Steward Theophile
Blouin, Fabus Boze, Hercue Gantrean, Leon LIE
Blanc, Nabor Braud, Ddward Terrio, John Belson
Augustin Gomez, Richard Mccall, James Hewitt
Francis Gomez, Cyprien Acosta, Martin Ourso, Hypp
| Rodrigue, l.. J. Vincent, P. H. Harbour, T. M. Ro
! bards and Henri Martin,
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WORK AT THE CAPIToL.-The work of brushing up
the State House has at length commenced. The
building is to receive a new coat of white. The plan
resorted to by Mr.. McVey is simple aud economical
Instead of clumsy scatOding about the building, he
has made movable apparatus at the top Of the
house, through which ropes are fastened, and The
workmen are hoisted up and down by means of wind
lasses fastened to the ground. When the house shall
have received its entire coat, it will stand out the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

FATAL CHARIvARI-An event of d very serious
and fatal character took place near Rockford. H..
night last week. son of eNGovernor Behb returned
from the East, bringing with him his newly-wedded
bride. A number of young men of the neighborho0d,
breeding or sense went to the house night for the
purpose of insulting the newly welded pair with q
charivari While engaged in their disgusting orgies,
the father of the bridegroom came from the house
with gun, and fired upon them. This caused them
TO disperse but rallying again they soon returned
and recommended their reyel with greater ygor than
before. Gov. Bebb fired upon them again, and this
time with more serious effect. Two OF the young men
| were killed. sac
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LEAD-Extensive discoveries of eal ore have rc-
Gently been made in Washington and Franklin couE.
ties, Missouri.
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REGULAR CKETS.

rss 1sHS sMSTFfs * AsS =; y.
f. 3 s T lrp 1sT to s Garo Ga5
The comprising the Line are all Of the FIRST CLASS
and the steamers
john Simonds, Capt. W Wmy,
Nehraskn; Capt. 4. R % Irwin x,uo,,
InSomar, Capt. l.. McDonough.
Rsifast, {, 6fp H H l. t,Cl GhuTeh' Ci y Clarke
Their prompt attention will be given TO all business
of this line The boats of this line
and St. Louis also with ali the Eastern and
Western cities S ES6Y iSRe F. Yb 5 spF5 d5 foy street.
r plan the cabins of the above steamers eau be seen
engaged application to the agents NIL
FOR k0UIsyIhLE Is Chpmss1er, ,hd ssI Spni,
S sy ss hs ssSws port
and M Hsw
SATEkRAH,y WfpIRsbEy' July "a. "a. ::
plan of the cabin can be seen and staer9oms secured
for any 0 the "SS!' e. P n fRRgFydilS o6 % St
r- THE STEAMER JAMES z.
os. ol e. S. sss the seng will ssyS
THTRsPAY thu ksbAY june june 25 +
THSRRssBHYY' Aasust.s
pr, THSFsRAy ssR} l. e. rcDouD;,on.s
r9 plan Of the cabin be and rooms secured by
| calling The office of the agents.
r. m THE STE #. Ll;alsa MEK ECLIP ;,C,LlL p!s.E
;Ss ~ell comm"nder will % make i've regular trips
louisville l1SYiHE s f1,lsys sy Nav Hn ~ atsPM
SAnTHnhbH, WT5SHsbNI !nTs 9sns c: & s' Il { =
SATURDAY, July II, ut r NJ
For eR 6, Ill np%P % Ss 0e"f C5 Or s. !" Gave street
T. SIUTE % Common street.
rA plan of the cabin be and rooms engaged fo
q HSye ss R by E p9E sg to n Rodney
Gull, VicksbuIg Heena Memphis, Hickman, Cairo, ant
| pa5~ No room engaged until paid for, AZ If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
Leaves every THURSDAY At 5q,siosk r. n.

Leaves every THURsDAY; Al : o,eIoek r. .
~ REGULAR THURSDAY U. >.
Mail Packer steamer Capitol, Capt. j: NJ
Ezs White dn place of the r. W. McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing, Ashton Pchers Point, Skipwith
Landing Lake poydsnce Cauaeks Landing Mkss s Bend nd
Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Pa
quemine and Donaldonvile the elegant and swift
packet CAPITOL, Capt j. NJ White, n place Of the
r. W. McRae will leave above For freight passage ap
ply on boaad
myl4 GEO. D. H1TE \ CO., Front street.
The steamer Capitol will take Yazoo river freight anc
sign through bills lan it, with the privilege of reshppne
on u, S. Aid.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, June 10Th. at 5 p NJ
- FOR LOUISVILLE-The light draft
I ssss a Az ssaSsP ma az I'm
termedate landings For freight apply board
W. e. BETTERTON CO., rs Gravier street.
~ plan the cab be seen and staterooms secured
bv ami ling to he agents, ' my25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02
OU A HITA RIV E X.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sd inst. at 5P. NJ
FESo FOR CAMDEN DEEiECT-THE
a4atsa u G new light draug steamer silver Moon A.
Greenlaw, will leave positively above
for Camden Beech IIs Mier's Bluffs, Chanpagnoie Pigeon
Hills Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Mouth D. Aubon Tren-
1n Monroe Harrsonhurg and all intermediate landings
Ouach For freight apply on board or TO
ie2 GEO. D. HITE II Co, 6 Front street
R-The Silver Moon will sign bls of adug 10 Camden.
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ADAM RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY. the 4th inst, at s 2. NJ
syy.. FOR MOBIL ~, HIONTGOM Err


FlaEts@ WE UMPkA AND SELMA, vim the river tds
ssES=a trip-The new, light draught passenger pa ke
c. w. Dorrcnce, master, Will leave as acoFe
Mobile, Selma Montgomery and Wetnmpka and all inerme
landings the Alabama river For freight
ie2 GEO. d. HlTE CO., g Front street
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80 The following are the passengers by the steam
ship Atlantic, Capt. W. H. Talbot, from Key West
via West Florida ports
Miss II X ellis. Mrs B Teats Mrs r Drew, NJ A Long
lady and child, 7 Wells lady, child and servant, vii
lanls Harrison w Steiner II A Stranan, L iDclaurey
and son, Williams, b lsiidin Edwards De Ii " Bet
Judge Steel Herring, Feryliat, Lyons, Mrs L
Lyons Mr. ruzat, Commodore Rousseau n Mis- Rosea,
and servants, Robt Heir,,GeOre Heir .." I.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

NOTICE I'O CAIIEENTEks AND BUILDERS
~ Sawed Woutherboardg botn rough dressed
the very best heart tRber for sale S4 for rough
and en II for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed I order
fel9 Gm g-TR STAR planning Mills, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, Cd inst. at 5 P. NJ.
, ~ FOR GRAND ECORE, NAT
lhAHIrI I chtoches Alexandria, Cotile, Goons Landing
iEsss Barbn's Landing, Normans Landing, and all in
temedate landings Red River via Cane and Little Rivers
draught passenger packet NIOntgOm-
cry, John G. Dowty master, IN place of steamer R1pde
will leave above. For freight apply board
je2 GEO p HIIE CO, Front street.
The Montgomery will take freight for Shreveport TO be
Shinnpi a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

-.x, - -=-- THE GREAT Ma
ss3 FI3NAL ERsTA pk2TIHoFG k2THE FG IHB IHb
OHIO RAILROAD-Whch forms the grand central link in
the chain communication between the Mississippi and the At
WIIEEiISG, BENwooD and andPARKERsBURG ON TIE
WAsiINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
At which places it unes with RAILROADS. and STEAM
BOATS, etc. for all points East and West is the ONLY
ROUTE by which TEROGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
procured which point well nS to BALTIMORE, it
1t is the only by which purchasers Of Through
Ickcs New York enabled 10 reach the cities OF baltimore
Philadelphia New York. the OF ticket to New York
only thus cnnbig business anil travellers for pleasure
noma visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
less than be afforded by amy other route
n passengers from New Orleans, Vckburg, Nachez,
Memphis the Southwest generally travelling by the hoas
the Mississippi river 9uiiOlCE OF Rou ftS to the East
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and ottred
FnSr-They may leave the bouts CAIRO, at the mouth
Of the Oho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad go to
StNDOVAl QS niles PANA Q72 niles and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Tere aue and Alton Railroad turn
enstwardly By this the traveller through Tere
Hnue Indianapolis Dayton, and Xenia, to Columbus. 0.
SEG0SD-Thr South river traveller continue upon
the L. S Mail up OHo Louisville Cincinnati, aud
then the GARS FOR THE EAST vim. the Little Mimi
AR four miles below Wheeling, where he takes the cars on
| the Baltimore and Ohio Rairond.
E Travellers requested notice that while this is the
only norduC rhruu Tickets all the Eastern cities II
charged by other routes TO New York only
is no the shortest speedy and direct, all the leading
points the East The distance from Columbus TO Baltimore
being about 100 miles shorter New York thar
other There are less changes of cars by this route
| and consequently less detention than by any other.
r- BY the Express of this route the time from re
| to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORrY-TilREt
| ny be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
| MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
E Through Tickets, allowing the holders to stop at an,
purchased of W L. REDpNC the office of the Illinois Cen
tra Railroad, under the ST. Charles H9el New 9ilesms
Agent i. Il y. r. r. New Orleans.
| JOHN NJ SHARP. General Agent. M Sm
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, June 81 at o'clock P. NJ.
FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND
I6nR6t.E NEW MADRID. : MEMPHIS AND NEW
ORLEANS PACKET LINE-Wednesday Packet
for Cairo Hickman New Madrid Memphis Helena Napoleon
steamer Ben Franklin, Capt. Jos d. Clarke. is
ready receive freight and will leave rs above For freight
or passage, apply on board, or TO ~ -
JOHN +. HYDE 4 CO.. 66 Poydras street.
-Tbis line or boats eizhts for White river be
shipped the White river Packets Sam Hale Jessie Laze,
and Exchange at Napoleon Also Memphis with
the Meprs and Charleston Railroad and Cairo with the Mail
Packets for ST. Louis Louisville and Nashville.
Saterooms can be by applying to the Agents. m
Leaves on THURSDAY. 4th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
aa-. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK Eft
The fine regnler passenger pabket steamer Pete
fs.@&a5S WhetstOne, W. G. Grear MASTER will leave
above for s. Louis Cairo aictmsa Memphis and all inter
all intermediate landings For freight passage apply on
board or to [je2 GEO. d. HITE L co, Front st.
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SEA-GO1NG VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

Will sail every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY.
~EzEn NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
AKfKTh OPELOUSAS RAILROAD AND vANDER-
..sszssss BIIT STEAMSHIP LINE via BERWICK's
BAY. THROUGH IN "a HOURS.
The steamship Galveston. David Wilson, commander,
will leave the terminus of the Road above upon the arrival
Of the Morning Train, for Galveston, direct.
ing, opposite jackson Square, at N O'Clock A. NJ.
For passage through to Galveston apply at the Railroad
Office of St. Peter and Levee Streets opposite jackson
Square.
Freight for Galveston by this Line will taken at the
Companys Landing foot St. Louis street steamship
all If A. b. SEGE Err, Vice President.
To sail On THURSDAY, June 4th. at 8 o'clock A. M.
1eS&~ SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
WMINT1 PANf.-FOR RRAZOS SANTIAGO 0 via Gal
s.saasfasnA weston and ndianolaU. s. Mail LineThe
iron steamship q GenernI e Rusk, Thos Forbes,
commander will sail as above, pnnctuy For freight or
HARRIS, MORGAN 4 Co, footof Julia street
N1Freght will be taken for Brazos Santiago but
Galveston and Indanola.
Shippers will please provide themselves with the steamer
form of bills of ading. None other will be signed my2
To sail o. FRIDAY, June y 2. A: NJ, positively.
HMlENf1 Apaachicoa st. Marks Cedar Keys Tampa Bay
.-asszuaA and Manter-Southern Steamship Company-U.
Mail neThe superior coppeaed and copper fastened
ship Atlantic, W. II. Talbot, commander, will sail
above For freight having elegant accommoda
tions for passengers, applyto
HARRIS, MORGAN 4 CO., foot of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing
Freight 10 Apaachicola ST. Marks and Tampa Bay sub
iec to ligh,erage.
RiF.shippers provide themselves with the steamers
form of bills of Lading No other will be signed.
Bi- No freight received without an order. jel
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B r E N E N

sails the 9TH
SSSS FOR BREMEN-THE Al FAST SAILING
k4FAs. Bremen ship Bremen, Capt enken is load
and will be dispatched rs above. For freight of
Cott and tobacco apply
WAENEkEN 4 KIRCHOFF, Il Union street.
j. ?. WHITNEY n CO.. s. Caroudole
For passage having elegant accommodations for cabin
and first class accommodations M Storage
tn Ocana ain. on BOARD mylS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is no established No l2U Canal These machines
took premium the Worlds Fair in the Crystal h
noe in Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Mchnes and the only Sewing Machines now used by the
Government OF France making the clothing for the French
army supply Of these No Machines together
with Silk and Linen Thread Spoos Needles ETC. etc.
always on hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
| ''"'''1 S. II. PECK
| 90 On, l2n Canal street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

u i. HERNVIG, r- " o.,.u,u
Importer Agent and Dealer in =
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Sole Agent for - -,
WARMERS CElEBRAFED NEW JERSEY CIDER.
Dealer in Coffee, Cora Meal Hominy and Grs. Coffee
parclIed for tealuboats and groceries. " II
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COMPREHENSIVE,

NTOThIslAL NOTICE.-Mr. P. CHARLES CuVII.-
~ LER Notary Public associated with the
heretofore condu ted by No. 50
Camp will be continued by the place, without
interruption.
my2 I'm WALTER II. PETERS.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. June ID. at p N.
~ REGULAR RED RIVER AND
hAAalIt Lake Bisteneau packet steamer Belle SUI
fS~4-EsA plur, Edward Ham, master, viii leave as
above Minden Moscow Mouth of Loggy Bayou, Grand
Bayou Camste Grand Eeore St. Maurice and all Intermediate
the lake and Red river to the oggy Bayou For
freight or passage. apply on board, or to
my3O F. Il. RANDOLPH Il CO., AZ Union street.
Ia Cusomhouse
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G A D ! u

SkSS FOR CADIX-PASSAGE ONLY-TllE very
fast sailing American ship Venice, Capt Whitman
ali her engaged and going board, will
immediate Dispatch For having superior
comrnodaonS, apply the captain On board, or to
jet JONES, MACklNDER " CO.. 81 tirnvter St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

SEIViNG MACHiNEs-I: NJ, SINGER \ cos
y Agency their improved Sewing MNchinc
especially adapted the MAX ng OF NEGRO CLOTlilNG
! PLANTATION
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Tribute to Joseph Brennan, Esq.

The following eloquent tribute to our deceased
cotemporary Joseph Brenan, we take from the Daily
Times of Sunday. 1t is from the pen of one who
knew him well, and who was on that account the
better qualified for a work which he has discharged
with so much feeling and grace:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
by the above firm will be continued heretofore,
by the undersigned, under the style of Sybrand Y Co
j. d. SiBRANDT.
0rIas n, Norrh --n,lT3 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing under the style OF Sybrandt Sevns dissolved on
the 18th February by mutual consent
johL ID. Sybrnnit authorized to the OF the
firm In liquidation OF its affairs. u. ID. SIBRANDT
A A. NEVINS
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W. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
eIlzII~@ Bayou Campte Grand Ecore Alexandria and
.s==asa Maurice and Gorton's Landing, the elegant
and swift running passenger packet steamer Lecomte, c.
johnson master will leave above For freight passage,
apply on board or to ..,..
jel T. b. SMITH. 4Tchnup1toulas ST.
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H A V R E l.

6tR FOR HAVKE-THE Al VERY FAST SAIL
Mk1&S> ing splendid American ship Kockland, Richard
Brown, master, is loading and will have imme
diate Dispatch For freight of $40 bales COTTON apply to
JONES, MACKINDER Il CO. VI Gravier st.
For passage having superior accommodations for cabin ard
seeage passengers apply the captain board Post 26
First District. je2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02
nAy AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

~ i'FS-s onIdeu IN 1888. by Madame ieris and CON
Quoted since 1910 by Madame DesbAyauN Burgundy street.
The summer Session OF this establishment Christian
begins the LIST Juue The buildings large enough
to aceomlpoae Goarders and indefinite number Of
Day scholars Attached to the premises house
and good wharf The nststiOn provides
santia instruction in stage department education
and offers great facilities for the requirement OF the
gge Singing and Sotege are taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans
Provost will reside at the Pass during the summer will
his lessons Singing and solfee the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the
The city school remains the whole for boares
IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
'EISA (l'T(lR. ~

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR "a
INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparable FIRE and
HEAT. Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces In
namation. Wherever there Is unnatural heat rohbIng
reness nomaer whether tits caused by fever, hurt
sore, poison, rheumatism plies sead, barn sting, there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
change the conclusion. To prevent pain
nature, inflammation must be subdued. To
compsh this, the efforts Of the physician always direct
ed Thousands OF PHI sieIans and thousand Of the Arstand
sagacious persons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced Fad admit, that its
inflammation wonderful and impeS'ate,
instantly aayng She pain, neutralzing poison, extracting
morbid and forcing her course,
renewing and healing No burn, seald alment, Is
yield its soothing and curing influence. APP
ply It Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine enVelOpedin Plate Engraving with
the names OF c. v. cLIcKENER CO., prOpretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon eaCn box. Price
2S cts. per box.
e-A orders should he addressed to @. V. Clickener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. TIL. LOGAN Co.
sp2S:1m Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

ny viFtne Of Deed Of Trust executed 70 the uassr.l
on the 25tli day OF March, 1854, BY Genree Hs-,
ana Saneg his Etlr, and 81 record In the county GO
once o. Ohio county vtrEinIa Deed book No. fE ~
&C. VII eSpnse sale the COurt Hoase % CO
~ On the 9Th % Deeenie-- lssG he feo-ius ~,
fses. Certain lot Of EvoEud stuated &. The sfa-1
fi town sf Wleelue latl ont by William C- ine an .
Fog called South wheeling, ka0En nos Ceu-Tr Wit
n ONO COUNTY, state of VigEinIa. uhicis 49, &, -
1onaI lot and rontplas alious hall J.aH o. ma
which would = fun lof. aud I1;e-rs No. - - p,
Of sajI aaaifion Selling Trustee. VaE-blt oaly ~
ti'Ie n Terted-
F-rrnp Of sale -uafe kaOEa on dsT 81 Fsl~-
R@T. above sale Is postponed Until Woa,sy lie rs
dSy 3 Is sSlIsF 1884, a BLACK rus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
FARM ZOE SALE.

TINE GaTzn and suprnyeIaents lately oeenIes p IEr
gIilI- Geeease, WI be sold ~ Puhlie aueon 0a i
ia, o. December. 1855, the Highest hier Said m =
situated ir Caio county, Virginia, miles fson W-s
and on che WayneftuTE road, three miles from f'e No.
reu. containing enc hundred am (iGl an.
o'sout SEVENTY acres o. cleared ami In h=h st=e
eutivniton; balance well tiInbsFei- The aRI Is z
tered and would make a snod stock farm
Terms unae l-D0Fu daV Of sale Title iBliluutah
For further information enquire ~
HENRY s. THnRNECRGH
Half n-ie G-On 7-i-elpils, Middle Wae-Fng cssss
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