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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

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Means Of Arrssting the Fatal effects Of Galore.
form.-An eminent surgeon Of France relates TWO
cases in which the Inhalation of Chloroform proved
nearly fatal; he, however, succeeded in reNiving
his patients, after all ordinary means had failed, by
placing his month upon lhein, and forcibly inHa.
ting The lungs by rapd aspirations and exprations.
Amedical practitioner in Paris states that in two
instances Of approaching dissolution by the inhala.
ton of choroform he recalled life by lhtusing two
fingers deep into the throat down 10 The laryhx and
esophagus; sudden movement Of expiration fol-
lowed, and recovery took place. J
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Bridge Across tho Wae.-The editor of the Bos-
ton Medical and Surgical Journal gives the follow.
ing account Of bridge in progress of construction
near Cairo:
"a French engineer is constructing strong
beautiful bridge across the river, where the water
is both deep and swift. The arches are Of large
brick. Another appears to be building over the
Damietta branch, as in the distance. Mud
machines, all iron, worked by steam; pile drivers,
and machinery of all kinds suitable for carrying on
a heavy business besides immense piles Of stone,
brick, timber and other materials, ndepe ndently of
aborers soldiers, CARTS horses, boats, and mules,
give the spot, for six miles round, an active and
bustling appearance. Six years, we are informed,
have elapsed since the piers were commenced.
This is the first bridge, it is believed, built
over the Nile. 1t was commenced by Mohammed
Ali, years since and it is feared that it will
never be finished. The diving bell is an extraordi.
nary machine, with which sixty men are at once
sunk to the river bed to drive piles lay the founda.
ton stones, etc. The water 1t the lowest point is
thirty feet deep, and the mud thirty more below
that down through which the foundation of the pill
lar is sunk in iron boxes till its weight lodges on
the firm bottom. The whole length of the piers
ready for receiving the arches, is 80 feet-30 feel
above high-water. Last season 25 900 men were
employed, at present only 2,000 the Pach having
used up his funds in building and furnishing costly
palaces in an directions. Every three months the
governor Of district is called upon for certsir
number Of villagers for this public work"
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San Masino, By consent and expelled the political
sefugess, sighty.three in number, who are TO EN-.
bark for foreign countries.
Il il said that the Pope has refused his consent
mercial Union, proposed by the Cabinet Of viehna.
Cape or 0ooA Hope.
Intelligence from the Cspe Of Coed Hope is By
ne means Of Z cheering character. Dates ara 70
May 81. The whole colony il said to be in cfiti-
cal state. During the month Of Nay, Sir Henry
Smith wss shut up in King William town, where
he continues surrounded ON all sides by hordes Of
barbarans, who, since winter has set in, and the
snow has driven them from the hills, hare come
down to the low grounds in bands Of fifty and sixty
and the whole country down to the coast is infested
Col McKennon and Major wilmo. have made
several patrols during the month, and in one Of
these Col. Nick penetrated a far - the Aga
bola mountsins, and surprised = body Of Kafirs,
who, exasperatsd'at the loss Of about 400 head Of
cattle, which the colonel captured engaged with
him in close quarters. About 260 Kafirs were
killed. : The accounts are frghfuly shrming from
the Orange River Sovereignty. All the tribes are
rising, and If the Mo.esh should join them, Major
Warden's position must be very critical.
5000 Of the Loioos from Natal, under MIR. Seam
some, but we place no faith whatever in it.
Latest Intelligence.
Saturday Morning.-Francs, Paris Bourse,
July-5's 90 90; 3s So.
London.-7Hs Great Exhibition The number
Of visitors yesterday was 0067, and receipts were
f3. 1888. The council sat ene hour yesterday.
The bill for the emancipation Of the Jews had
passed the Commons and been sent up to the Lords.
1t is hoped that j. will not for the third time meet
an untimely fate in that branch Of the Legislature.
Three Of the crew Of the United States packet
ship Congress, convicted Of mutiny, had been CON-
mitted to Jail in London.
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The shesmaksrs Of Wilmingtoas tDsl}. de-
clined working about thrse weeks since, account
Of the reduction Of wages. Ten Of the journey
men have rented store in that city, and are about
comlnsncing business ON the mutual paa-ths Ia
borers being interested in the sales.
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Masonic Contribution 70 Ne National MonatMent.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons in Maryland have
had prepared for them, by Mr. Alexander Gaddess,
marble worker, corner Sharp and German streats,
beaniiful block Of marble, designed as their Offer.
ing to the National Washington Monument. The
four iest long BY two vide Over the too Is l. Il.
scribed-" By the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons Of Maryland !" benaath
this, in the centre, is sculpiured, with much skill
and elegance, an emblematic design, representing
a broken column, one fragment stapding u, right,
the other protrate on theground, and significant Of
the fall of a hero beside the upright fragment is
Time, with his scythe on his shoulder and an over.
turned hour glass at his feet. In front is the ma.
sonic altar, with an open Bible upon it bearing tie
square and compass. The eyes Of Time are d.
recied TO sar Immediately above The atss, which
Is emblsmalc of the high moral attribuiss and
character Of Washington. AT the side Of the Altar
root Of Cassa is sprnging up, in token Of the in.
mortality Of the soul. The design was furnished
by the Rev. Mr.. 'Jilion, and will be generally re.
cognizsd a. equally pleasing and appropriate.
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Aerial Car = The NewYork Tribune Describes
an aerial steamboat now being built in that city,
large enough TO carry twenty-five persons and fuel
for four days The is sixty four feet 10 Length,
and The float containing the gas has The capacity
OF cubic feet, with lifting capacity Of $500
pounds. The engine is of twelve horse power, and
very perfectly constructed. The exact means of
propulsion not described. Mr.. II. Robiohn is
the designer and builder of this curious affair,
which is now nearly completed.
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Means Of Govsvnment.-The following il ia
statement Of the financial condition of three De-
partments Of the Government at the commence.
ment Of the present fiscal year, the 1st instant
The balance remaining. over and above expen.
diture. on the ls instant. for the War Depart az
msnt. 4070 7s e
Applopriatou for the current year, from July l. -
is6i. to July l, 10
Resources of the Department. .. A1 9o6 ca ii
Similar balance for the Navy Department 80 2aO sS 9
Appropriation for the current 635.6lA II
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Similar balance for the Department of Interior 81
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The balances of the civil and diplomatic branch
Of the expenses Of the Government have not been
struck. The appropriation for that service for the
current year was $7,070,617 20.
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CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE


YXTHEELER, GEDDES & co, would res.
w psetla inform the public thai they lcw pspar,d
70 Do STEAMBOAT WORK. and build sUGA = MI
.ss s.s Mn fs!sf wSsK
such es Tufu Tahap Stay Rat Hkisehss, Chais.
Aayns lahss Of saeas d,ss ~ e9sesed TO tnrn md
bolR IrOn aad Bsas work Of q aloM Ill kinds =. a..
Ordess ioT Columns. Pipes. Whsels. Furnace Months.
Crate Bars Sces Frepts Iron Shnttsss sad ao. slssy
Grdsss, Shove Patss, vsnlators, Sash Wsishts etc.. will
The Baeasmh Department & ttsd up to enable worknsn
To execute any orders that may BE- receved.
WHEELER. GEDBEs b CO.. Nsy0hssns. La.
EWHEELER, J. GEDDES. M
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The Indian at the Worlds Fair-An Indian Sad
die and Hunters Belt, most beautifully worked by
Chippewa women, were sent recently 10 the
Worlds Fair, at London, and are now on exhibi-
ton there IN the American depariment
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Spmnfy "Btoomsr. "a young lady recently
appeared at ball in neighboring city, dressed in
short skirts and pants. The gentlemen admired
her neat and comfortable dress, but several ladies
accused her of being imraodest. She turned to
some of them whose dresses were quite low in the
neck, and replied, if you will pull up your dresses
to proper place about your necks your skirts will
hang no lower than mine do'' Hartford Times.
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!. 4 AGENCY OF 2
A.RDOUIu, MAR0TT 4 CO. co G6AC.
1'HE undersigned having been appointed Agent
Gos shs old established houss Of 'sArbouin, Msst 4
pgsBSssd e EeSsive order fos Ties y:y ss1srS y
sh@g:4 many quantity u 70 y ps et ray 3 ssasssd
FRESH SEIDLITZ a.d SODA POWDERS.
sres ssidi,s Powden. superior artics. do eoda
de-. landinf ship yenlQge, for sale by ~ -
my91 r L. Massey. eomev Camp and Geyiss sts
COW PEAS =. COW PEAS-A fresh lot oi
~ Carolina Cow Pa. hsdpg from brig fso Alto. fss
CLUES bbl& Glue, sgood article, landing and
l NJ for sals by p. l.. MASSEY,
nysa eau9 Csnp sad Gsavix ssssh.
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THIS fine Hotel has been in successful operation
for the last four years under the direction Of ia
Dsssn, y p5Op,.tos and is ;. cpsn for he
tached to the Hotel large LIvgRY STASLE win 41llk
Carriages, H0ses and Buggies for the aceommDdatoS al
pessoas whaling to visit the country. "
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TIL: Johnston, :Jr.

NO. I62, MAIN ST. WHEELING, VA.
NLEGANT rich Brocade Silks-A few dress
IL es of rich and elegant Brocade Silks. the
finest in Wheeling, at JOHNSTON'S.
EVENlNG PARTIES-A beautiful nssort.
~ ment OF Dress Goods for evening PARTIES
some very rich, Call and see them at
%JoHNsTON's
DAINTED Cashmeres-the latest Paris styles
Il -hav'nt been the United States two weeks,
and can be had at JOHNSTON'S.
DEAL Irish Poplins-A lot of those very rich
~ and desirable styles of goods have just been
received by TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr.
EAPES, Berthas, Sleeves &c A beautiful
~ lot o Capes, Berthas, Sleeves, Chimisetls,
Collars, and Cuffs, some veIy rich and expen-
sivc. Call at J~OHNSTON'S.
ENRENCH MERlNOS-Blue, Green, Purple,
y White, Back and mode colored French Me-
rinos-thc cheapest in Wheeling. Call AT No.
l62, Main ct. TIL: JOHNSTON. Jr.
NIOUSLINE De Laines--Of all colors and
lv shades, from White TO Black, in prices
from one levy to ten. TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr.
ssSUMIIER fingers in the lap of Autumn
- Brown Lawns, Worsted Bareges, in colors
just got them. Call at JOHNSrON'S.
TVNHE Ribbon Store has received its first lot o
IL Plaid, Plain and Watered Ribbons, for Fail
and Winter. The Fall style OF Bonnets ha.
also been received by TIL: JoHNsTON, Jr.
81 Asst though not least. Elegant ward
. L. wide silk Velvet for Dresses and Mantil
las. wide silk Fringcs, linen cambrie Hnndker
chiefs, and mnny other desirable goods. Buyer
will please call nt Til: JoHNSfON'S. Jr,
oet9ae3 - No. ICE, Main Ct, Wheeling.
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CADIZ HIGH SCHOOL.

NIlE Winter Session of the Female Depart
ment of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the T3Centy.ScpenM Day of October,
next, under the charge of Miss E. +. THoMrsoN.
Instruction will be given in all the branches
usually taught in the highest grade Of Female
Institutions in the country.
The terms for Tuition will be from three to
six dollars per quarter, depending on the branches
taught.
Miss THOMPSON latters herself that she will be
able, from her experience in teaching, and by her
assiduOus and constant attention. 10 give entire
satisfaction to all those who may entrust the mem
tai and moral culture of their daughters to her
care.
Those residing in the country, who are desi-
rous to avail themselves Of her instruction, can
obtain boarding. on moderate terms, in respect
able private families in town.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Reading, photography. Penmanship, Elements
of Arithmetic, History Of the United States, &c.
ography and Defining, $500
English Grammar, The Rudimcnts of Botany
mud Philosophy, the Histories of England and
France, Biblical Antiquities, and Watts oil tn.
Natural Philosophy. Physiology, Poll tea
Economy, Botany, Chemistry Ancient and Mod
ern History, Ancient Geography. Sell knowledge
and Philosophy of Natural History, : = S5,O
Algebra, Geometry, Geology, Astronomy, Log
io, Rhetoric, Mehtal and Moral Philosophy. Ele
ments of Criticism and Buffers Analogy, $500
In connec ton with the above branches lessonl
in the Bible and Composition by all the Glasses
E. +. THOMPSON, Principal.
The undersigned, who were lately present n
the examination Of the pupils OF Miss THoMPsoN'
School, at the close other Summer Session, tax,
pleasure in saying thatit was such, in their Opin
ion, as to reflect much credit, both upon the Prin
ciral and her pupils,
The examination, in all the classes, was eS
ceedingly thorough, and gave evidence, as wei
by the industry and rapid advancement Of III
scholars, us by the fidelity and ability wit
which Mise THoMrsoN mad discharged her dat
us a teacher. G. DEWEY,
R.. LYONS.
Cadiz, Sept. Goth, 1851. octs-tr
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Great Revolution in Marble!

ME subscriber, having made ample arrange.
IL mcnts Tor IL large supply oil MARBLE, keeps
constantly on hand Muntles, Toombs, Monu-
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con-
s'antly receiving large lots OF Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is making up
in a style not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell at Il very small adva zee on cost. eithe5
Wholesale or retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him a call.
lie will also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Stills, Steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, very low.
He has also on hand a considerable quantity of
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both tor wet and dry
grinding, warranted.
most beautiful styles, in almost any language re.
CURED. MICHEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. sc, Lower end OF Market st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN S q r E!

IOY THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co,
Nd OF Hartford Conn. Incorporated in 1925,
Capital Stock, Annual = emiulns, and Western
Fund 81 zoo. ZOO.
'fhe Merchants and Householders of Cadiz and
Harrison County are respectfully referred TO ths
superior advantages offered Tor FIRE and MA
RINE Insurance by b. w. PHILLIPs, Esq, the
duly authorized Agent OF this Company.
by the estnblishme Mt, 26 years since, OF a Cen
trail Office AZ Cincinnati. for the prompt setle.
msnt Of Western ana Southwestern Losses. a
ca reth selection ot risks. the most unrcmitting
attention 70 their dispersion, and prudence aud
economy in all its transactions, the officers of thi.
Company have had the satisfaction Of seeing it's
usefulness and prosperity constantly upon the
~iucrease during u long period pf years Many
other Companies have in the meantime failed ia
discharge their just liabilities, having been wea.
kcued. and finally rendered bankrupt, by II reck-
less course Of business.
IhsHranee Companies ofthis stamp aud charac.
ter are continually s~pringing uNin various parts
al the country. Iii not our purpose (by accept
ing pre1niUms inadequate % cover the average
annual loss) 10 compete with such irresponsible
Offices. whose object would seem to be 10 collect n
considerable sim from the operations OF one or
two seasons, divide the proceeds, and pay their
lesses, or not. as expedienGy may dictate. On
the contrary the PROTECTION INSURANCE.
COMPANY Of Hartford, will maintain its bust.
mess upon permanent and responsible basis. and
ahereby eeenTe a continuance of the patronage
(Which has hitherto been so literally extended.
# w. b. ROBBINS. General Agent,
for the Protection Insurance Company.
The Undersigned, Local Agent, lie supplied with
Elalk PolicIes and Renewal Receipts, which will
ne issued. covering approved Risks upon reason,
able terms. B. W. PHILLIPS, Agent,
n0vl2 hr Cadiz md Harrison County.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs

A {. PARTlDGE, Daguerrean Artist, No.
"A 36. Monroe st., below Market, Wheeling,
Va, respectfully announces to the citizens of
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared to take DHgperreotypes in the VERY BEST
STYLES. and with all the lntest Improvements.
Likenesscs taken equally as wclli in cloudy ms
in more pleasant weather, and particular atten-
ton paid to obtaining the most favorable position
fur securing "A pleasing likeness.
Groupes of any number of persons can be tn.
ken on one plate. and perfect likenesses taken
Of young children.
am constantly receiving. AID have always on
hand. a complete stock of Lockets, Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, all
of whl:h | will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29. ly A. G. PARTRIDGE.
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Notice is hereby Given

TTNHAT a petition will be presented to The
Commissioners Of Harrison County, Mt their
next session, praying for the review and vacation
of so much of the road lying between the Bottom
Road and the land of William Houses, known az
the Deersville Ioad, and to locate the same,
commencing near n - tree on the widow Hef-
1igg's land, crossing Saltwater, and thence to
VIM. Laypert's; thence TO the widow Laypcrt's,
and from thence to ~intersect the Deersville Road,
on he land OF WIN. Houses. nov5-4t%
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WHEELING BUSINESS
John Parker.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
"TlLL promptly attend TO COLLECTIONS in
the counties Of Harrison, Belmont. JEFF
terson, Tuscamwas. Monroe, Guansey,-and
OHIO county, Va. He is also authonze 70 receive
subscriptions for the - Democratic Seatioel and
Famef' in the counties above nawed. Resi-
dence Coal street, (North) Wheeling, Va.
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