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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-04

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men Of America to
be tile quickest and most efectasal remedy
for the cure of pain and the removal
Of ITS cause Pain II tho "0'l@'
Is the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and he :. hs To- :sp pain
and to give Vitality and healthy aciiop g. 6s nslv
e q: sns6 The system TO ward of III. attacks
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief Of PAM
to and t regulate the action OF the
R:s has popa
%s c s,s BY in every Daes as the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain,
dOps sna sss
Rheumatism
fifteen minutes, and cured the disease entirely in twenty
four hours ithAs cured during its application win
always stop the pain in ave or ten minutes.
Every Of neuraga where has been properly used it
hi, the pain IN fey "a @ Il,
disease.
Or prosiraon relaxation of the musclesin SO
of lD will restore the OF the mb in few
hours t strengthens. warms and iuvigoraes evy muscle
nerve and slnew In the system.
Palms In the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
jumping TOOth.ache.
will stop the most tantazng ache in few seconds
This Thousands of citizens attest Nervous palm
all kinds arrested in few moments by Railways Ready
| Rebel.
| Sick Headache.
$50 of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes
~ sad " Ss'0n' will
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As n beautifier OF tho Skim
surpasses every thing the kind in the world it remove
Richness, Pmpes, Blotches, Pustules, Tetters Rash
cures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads. Sores Pustu
lar Euptions imparts health to the skin and beauty tn
complexion Asa Nursery and Toilet Soap is beyond tn
reach rivalry and for Shaving ii is the best
cakes OF the any other Soap use therefore
the cheapest and best the world Price rs
large cakes 10 engraved wrappers, and the of R.
| Railway upon each wrapper
/ THE GROWING ORNAMENT OIL
/ BEAUTY
| Is a beautiful head Of La1urSGnt HAIR.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires beautiful article
Balm; possesses many advantages over ali 9th
hair tonlcs and preparations. First cleans scalp FRO
dandruf and vgo to the roots and bulbs
healthy action the germ OF ie which gives
hair healthy root and forces the hair grow il cur
Badness, stops the hair from falling out, makes IL fin
strong soft and glossy, keeps from turning gray, bacoI
ing discolored 1t is truly Injury to dress the hair with II
| delicious preparation.
V- sold BY J. WRIGHT Il co.
l5l Chartres ct.
| apl0 eod&W ly G. N. MORRISON.
IL Maaazine Q
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Messrs. John Taylor and w. H. Lope, who not
long since purchased portion Of Cave Johnson's
farm on the Ohio river, near North Bend, have,
bar in the river opposite their land, over two hun.
dred and fifty bushels of coal, shaped like boulder
stone. In connection with this remarkable fact
we might mention that on the above purchase j.
growing pawpaw bush, probably the most pro
digeous ever seen or heard Of, the stem measuring
twelve inches in diameter, with proportionabls
son, and is certainly great curiosity. [Cincinnat
Gazette
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LeigIItOH'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,

fully supplied for the Fall and Winter trade with splendid
aisortmento of
Shirts and Gentlsmen'sF Furnishing Goods
ali which having the house No l6 Park
Place. NewYork and purchased Leighton the be
relied materials the prevailing fashions
An entire Of
LINEN AND YoRK Mill SHIRTS;
MERINO, LAMBS Wool, SILK, CANTON FLANNEL Cor
TON and other variety of UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS
ENGLISH HosIERY;
Elegant CRAvArs. ScARTs and newly invented NKcK-TIRs
GLOVES; SUsPENDERs Pocket HANOKERCHiEFs;
UMBRELLAS; PURSES PERFuMERY, etc. etc.,
received by arrivals additions Of all novel
ties of the will be made by every
~ Shirts made specially order in any aye the Ordinary
prices c. LEIGHTON,
First Premium Shirt and Gentle.nens Furnishing Store,
go 2peodd No. Royal
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Arrival, at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

:, vERAspA:.,: Whitney and LADY. Poole. Mrs s
Nef o,ssn.; yhas Newell Boston John Tooe. Liver.
washington D O; Major o Hutton. o 8 A William
BRYAN. Miss BRYAN. Martin Bryan and servant North
Carolina; DR. Derry. lady and children, London Jas
Saugh.eI New York; Andrews, Jas Penn, Memphis
PLANTERs'. William Hynson, Arkansas; r Tower.
Texas; w Hobrook, New Orleans; A G Wood, Ken.
lucky Gus Trncken. New York Hailzer, Phiadephia
G Maui. New Orleans.
ARCADE. p Lively Texas Jacob Marks Mobile Jas
Wallaee, b I Houehten. New ORLEANS; H Mehaffey.
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To the .LNNieS.

4V Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage in her line Of happy Inform her
friends public removed No. &c Nayadss
1893 ST. Charles where she prepared receive and
t Ladies' and Children with the following articlsa, to witt
sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sur.
POINTERS, DIR. Banning's BoDY BRACES, DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES. Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
FRS, DR.. Thompson's SUPPORTERS, etc. etc.
~ Hours of attendance, In the morning, from A NJ till
O'Clock P. NJ; and in the evening, from till p Nj
ny Females will upon
"a,
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HEATH ON RATS AND ROACHES-Wil-
~ sons Genuine RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
guaranteed to be the safe and effective agent used
for the Of ouesome vermin. For sale
J. WRIGHT Il CO., Sole Agents.
l5l ChartTss street.
t7y- Also LYONS'S MAGNETIC POWDER AND
PILLS for destroying Rats Ants, and all kinds Of vermin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-04

A Union Ticket in Nev York The Union
Safely COMMITTEE of the city Of New York have
put ia nomination Union ticket, composed equally
IA practicable, of the nominees Of the Wing and
Democratic parties. Their nominees are Foote
wing, for court of Appeals Randall, democrat
troller; Cook, wing, for Treasurer; UIlman, whig
for Canal Commissioner; McAlpine, dem, for the
State Senate. Other nominations are yet to b.
made, and As the Union pledge is signed by up
wards Of IA 600 names, this new parry will conrro
the election in the State.
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A potato gathering machine is in operation in
New Hsmp.hiIe i is attached e wagon. The wagon j.
tached and down the rows digs the potatoes,
them from the dirt and loads them into the wagon
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THE GENUINE NERVE AND BONE LIN,

THE GENUINE NERVE AND BONE LIN
l. IMENT-Prepared only by THos. s. BUTLER, West
Columbia street, Cincinnati Oho.-rhis penetrating fluids
remedy applicable all the various disorders Of Horses
where external application is required, such cuts,
wounds corks chafes gals, sprans bruises, film in the
eye scratches, cracked heels strains of The shoulder se,
hough knee. whebone, chip joint etlock and of the
pasern and coffin joints, sweeney. spint SPAWN. hard
tumOFs. etc.
The Nerve and Bone Lnment also excellent and sue
cessu remedy for the human frame in all of burns
scads weakness stiffness Of the JOINTS pains in the back
breast sde face limbs, other parts, throat
uenza swelling of the glands Of the throat indurated
mors affections of bronchial peuny, chronic and nam.
matory rheumatism. whooping cough etc.
The Nerve and Bone Linment first supposed be
applicable only diseases Of horses requiring external
application but its powerful and rapid effects in relieving
the various injuries and diseases of that noble ANIMAL has
induced trial of it for the human frame. for diseases
similar character indicating the propety Of
penetrating stimulating embr0caon the place Of which has
not been sufficiently supplied by the various OpOdeld0cs
use on account of their feeble qualities prominent ingre
dent being alcohol which evaporates the without
trape with sufficient effect the seat Of the disease. give
rehe eradicate the dssase and requiring the
patient to repeat the apicao constantly without much
| benefit.
The evidence Of the beneficial effects of this remedy viii
soon be known to every person disposed it, which vii
prove more satisfactory than than numerous certificates
which, though easily obtained. are not always very ION
vincng who 10 the character or verac
of the signers
Ample directions are given for the best mode Of appyin
the Nerve and Bone Lninent the vaous dlseases to
which adapted and been found eminenty seIvceabe
For sale by J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
j ISL Chartres street, NeworeaIs.
Druggists supplied at pr0prietor's prices.
1
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CICK HEADACHE-It should be remembered
~ that Sick Headache in all cases. proceeds from disor-
de,ed stomach and corrupt state Of the blood.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are a
certain cure for every description of headache. because they
cleanse the body from those morbid humon which, If con.
fined in tho stomach the Of and ackness
want of Appetite disagreeabe taste in the mouth. bad
BREATH wasting of the gums deoayed teeth. and many oe
distressing compaints when taken into the circulation
and thrown upon the various parts Of the body give rise
every maady incident to man. -
-Four or five of said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken once in
twenty hours will, in short tme put complete soI
to Sick Headsche-a the the digestive organs vii
he restored to healthy Tone and The blood completely
red that Sick Headache, dissase Of kind. will be ii
| a manner impossible. For sale by
| j. WRIGHT s. CO., Agents. Is! ChnIres street,
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List OF vessels I'm Port Not Cleared.

ths First municipality designated in the folouns
nl the Nos commences al the Rairoa ana nh np..
Steamboat
Ing No being Fatboat Landing Third ts) the h
eomence peins Perry Wha]
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Pukt OF NEW OkLEANs>.


Arrived s
Steamship Georgia, Porter. from Nav York I'd umo, via
Havana LIST instant, to ] r Jennngs-lst my.
Ship W Bourne, Harding, l6 days from Boston. TO
Gale-2d my.
sTEAMBOATs.
Bulletin No 2, Church, from Memphis.
Ccrnela. Heslep, from Paducah ~
Georgetown, Mcpherson, fiom Cairo.
Magnolia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg
Montgomery. Estes. from Princeton.
Patrick Henry, Adams. from ST Louis.
Towbos, Olivia. Whiuemon. from the Pases-toysd dowr
and to sea on the 9th ut ships Avalanche and Thoma
Wright, bark Milaudon. and schr Anita-bfought NJ
ship j w Bourne
rowboat Conquer Andrews from the Passes-towed down
and to sea on the 30th ult, bark Kirkland.
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STEAMBOATS,


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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-04

10 F. SMITH, Dentist, has returned and Is
ID. dsvoting himself exclusively 10 the
- e - Once At the come. Of St. Charles1 lyYy
sirest and Lafayette Square. o2 $500
DlCKLES-200 desen, assorted sizes, for sale
i h l.W, ARTHpR 90. y nd y Ns~ Lsves.
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BeueAt of the FiRensnss Chsr1eaAle

- grand display Of FIREWORKS eli - 9vss bsfayss
Square 18Th Novsmbsr usx,, b NJ 6. cAT0fA the
bens Of Association magnificent ssaf in the
tsmpated display will perfect rpfsszion a De eSf4tsd
Cryual fsiacs. 49, z p r.
To give svsry person chance Of witnessing The srhhise,
their mite fw he good
tickets Of admission viii ., 50 cents and eaa be bsusd Al
principal music and Ne city. s srs o.
spen from andssxnsd nembers he cemmasi
HENRY Bna. Ptssideqt, Mssor,s cl6cs. I.
E. L. Bsncfan, Taesusss " Tcaca ptteues =.
CIV. HgBskLt SeesetaUs % nassz1ns =
JS MCiNTfRE, II ChaSfe9 T..
Ell. McG0vKxH. Couuaciat ousen bots.
JULIUS FuLDA, IS PORT e. +
Js. GDnHY, ~ MandeUile 4. ~ ~
oi6 r. GRUBER, Surveyogs ofics, Customhoess-
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CAMP AT MATAMORAs, Oct. "a, 1851,
II O'Clock at night.

Fort Brown, Iexas--Sr,' In the nasty note WHICH
had the honor Of addressing you few hours ago,
apprsed you that more full and detailed answer
to yours Of this date replying to my communication
of yesterday would be furnished The object Of TINS
communication is to supply the answer thus Pro'a-c
sed It seems to be one Of the main objects OF
your answer to nay communication to learn in what
position deem myself TO be standing before the
civilized world. 1t affords me the utmost pleasure
to answer your inquiry and to give you all the sat
isfaction on the subject which you may desire.
To YOU and to all other persons, who are not
practically acquainted with the operations OF the
National Government of Mexico, il may be some
what difficult 10 explain the weight and CALLING
severity of the grievances, abuses and Expressions,
under which the people of this unhappy country
have groaned and struggled, since the era OF II
nominal independence. Ground down by ihtoief'
able taxation, crushed by heartless monopoiis's,
and rode over by military tyrants. the people OF
Mexico have endured oppression in every shape
and borne insults in spirit that would have dgni'
fled martyrs. These aggressi0ns have 1t Icing u
become indispensable, and by asrontaneous, united
and patriotic oulburst among them, they have re-
solved to strike off their chains and to stand or
their native soil, unshackled ffeemen. This wa
the exalted spirit that dictated the action Of ths
people of Guerrero, Camargo, keynosa, Mier ant
other indepent mt towns OF the North. In Uni
section of The Republic of Mexico there cannot b.
said to exist two opinions upon this SUBJECT; I'M
same feeling pervades every bosom, the same I'm
pulse anima,es every heart. When the people as
embed TO consider in what manner their fight
snd Iberries could best be preserved, by common
AonsenI, wit out airy agency OF my own, ! W.
chosen 10 lead this patriotic enterprise sooep'se
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The (aipsy GirI,

ArELY arrived nom and being The seventh Dsushts q
II the Gypsy Family Leave inform the aies and gentle
men q evorsan. ihst ,he d.sg laying hss tps N s s.
Me- e. teusen Royal and Youibou streets
where viii he happy inform them u the Present and the
gItiesn wishing
ewiss sr viii DC web BY
Gfpsy Gi Hou u and om tct
ConsuItaiicn sd cents. q ,s - p3 81
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hYIRa.

SeragossA ......l3,m3
g.. George. Point
Union.......... 5 mi
Yluro .......-.. 5,fnl
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GOSHEN BUFFERS kegs choice selected,
nj T.W ARTBifR " ca 9sar.i % Nav I.svee,
d AISINS--AQ0 whole and half boxes sale by
N ~, ARTAuk n 90, 70 si, - Sss .ss--Sa
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CDFF EE-600 bags Rio and Lag aay IA fof sal,
~ ~ w. ARTHUR Y CO. " ard " hsw Lssss
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His Exeelency, but that they may rscsire
the attention Of those wasss business it 10
to direct sush matters, and guard against
all dstrlmsnt 10 the State for the van, OF
prompt action. Before concluding however
We would AK, If ii be correct that we shall
be entitled to but ten electoral votes in the
next Presidential eection,) why was this
matter neglected by The Democratic Legisla'
lure last winter The aPpor,ionment scI
was passed May 2Sd, 1850; we're Its pro-
visions unknown or overlooked by the De
moeralic majority Of the Legislature ! Is IL
poss BILE that an extra session OF that body has
become necessary on accoun, Of their ne
glect But il IS not cur purpose 10 anti
cipste. The SUBJECT is an important one
We shall recur 10 II sgaIn, but not, per
haps, until We shall have heard the yewi
Of others IN The point presented. Will "th'
Organ" favor Us with It's views!
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TILE CrHAN INVASION.

That the Captain General bad no LEGAL
IA arms IN Cuba, that Lopez was seduecd
into the Invasion Of the Island by officers high
10 position 10 the Spanish Army, and the.
Ccueha MS cognissnt Of this stfslsgsm, are
facts that we firmly bshsys will be established
before the world. There ia a spirit Of joy
broad at this moment IN relation to the defeat
more does no, participate IN It = Washing.
ton Telegraph.
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7" am poor and can hardly afford it, sci |
take newspaper for my chiidren," was the
exclamation Of an honest, hard working man,
on being asked # he bad newspaper. Would
ihai.all fathers would do the sane, and thus
Plsco before their children good newspa.
per which would create an interest for read
ing and afiord tho young n source Of enjoy.
menl which, 10 after years, they will recur to
with pleasure. II parents, instead Of giving
thst children quarter 10 visit each travel.
ling show. would invest the money 10 cub
scnolng Tor newspaper, they would confer
la'of upon the child and themselves.
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Business Of Charlotte.

Some Of our merchants have returned frem
tie North and are receiving their Fall Sup
plies, and all the others are Brushing up pre-.
uaTa.ory 10 the reception Of their new Goods.
The Stores on Granite RsRge are nearly com.
p'eled and Messrs. Brem & Alexander have
removed nto their New Store at The csrnel
expecting their New Stock every day. Mr.
Thomas Trotter hiss also removed his Jew
elry Establishment iuo the range and has re
cened handsome addition to his former
stock. We anticipate a brisk season anC
we lock FOR lets Of advertisements.
Several sew Stores, we learn, vii be open
ed 10 few days, then Goods will be as cheaI
olrn0s; as any one could wish.
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Infamous Outrage.
Treason against the United States

treason against the united states !
vac O me most hleh hahoed ou1rages iha'
hos ever fallen TO our LOT, as journalists 10 re.
cord, was Perpeira'ed in Christians, Chester
COUNTY, Pa, few days ago. Our readers
viii fad a fall account OF II on the first page.
!, vii be seen that several Peacesble citizens
MARYLAND have been seriously injured and
.es led while ,,iem,,ino 10 ao,rebend his
.,..
a1.Is SAVES 111" 'N'"ss ~ aqua
ri e make The blood OF every Southern man
.5t. and Il the perpetrators Of this high han
IA 5.gt-,oa are M, s,,.,,r.,ilv rprixbed We
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FOur Prisoners Liberated.

Late accounts from Cuba state that four
of the prisoners taken with Lopez had been
liberated by the Captain. GeHeral, viz JAMES
A. KELLY, w. ScoTr HAYNES, PHILIP S. VAN
VEcHTEN and JAMES Connolly. Mr.. Van
vechten was liberated by the Captain Gene.
raj as mark Of respect to Capt. Plat, Of the
U. S. ship Albany. The Captain called up.
on the Captain. General and made strong 'P-
peals TO him for the liberation OF all the prs.
onsrs, but be declined granting his request
but stated that he might sslec, any one Of the
number and he should be liberated. The
prisoners were all drawn up before him and
Capt. Pa,t selected Van Nechten, who he
knew in Albany. Mr.. Van Vechten ba. pub.
lished an interesting account Of tho e1Pedi.
ton, some extracts from which We will pub
lish hereafter. The Captain Geseral states
that the excuses BY the rioters at New Or.
leans was his reason for not lIboTa,ing the
whole of the prisoners.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF U. s. SHIP

The U. 5. sloop of war Marion, on her re-.
turn from Shanghae, bound 10 Macao, 90, a.
shore on the North west part of the Island os
Formesa, while shs was running al SIX knots
The natives throRged the shore by thousands,
preparing for plumber.
The vessel was lighted by throwing over.
board $50 thuiy.iwo poune shot, and twelve
tens of water. At this place several vessel.
have been wrecked, and the crews murdered
The commander Of the MsrlSn could have
gwen the savoges a dose Of Crane, which
would have sent them hack into the country
but as they made no hostile demonstrated,
he lie, them alone. The vessel was six hour.
on shore, and was in very great danger.
-Four days after The Marion ran on shore
the Euglrh mani Of war,slenmer Reward
Capt. Crsctoft, went on shore on Pfoiss
Shoal, China Sea, 100 miles from Macca
and was lost She went TO assist the crew Of
the English ship Velocipede. whose vessel
had been wrecked there.
The Hon. Peter Parker, ed interim," A.
mercau Minister at Canton has made known
/ that he intends 10 cal! on the Marion 10 chss.
tise the ssvages and recover any European,
who may be ~ the mountains, as undoubled.
ly there are many.-Erchange paper.
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trees which do not shed their bark-a eli
mate warm. and regular temperature TO cure
and preserve them. Ii is used TO flavor ice
creams, cakes. candies, soaps and perfume
ries. A specimen Of this plant can be seen
at the National Conservatory uad is worth
IN commerce from IL 10 l6 dollars per ID.
A few vines will ield thus quantily. |. il
ono OF the NEST valuable productions Of Mex.
leo. think the vine could be propagaled in
Florida on The orange tree.
Oranges, lemons, PlantaiRs, bananas, pine
apples, grow in g'sa, abundance, eta finer
and better quality Than those grown in Cuba