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E. IMPORTANT PRoGLAJEA7Y0N.
A GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED

TT year Lord 1s4T capacities analytical
chemists discovered that nitng certain vegetable
which had hsrs incidence obtained properties
such marvellous quick power PAIN that the
applied parts affected with pnin all
violent Yraons soothed and tho
stored to perfect 10 a few minutes, ~
1912 introduced this remedy tbs world nndsr the Of
4 H55 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
ha, been throughout
sAtss. giving all troubled with Pain Sickness
application externally few taken internally will in
the weak sebe and frame strength and vgor
person has used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF without
deriving special than fifteen after
who suffering pains give trial.
in hhsen minutes they will enjoy and comfort. a
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
and the only Remedy will the
mas Neuralgia Nervous and Aasma.c Disorders in few haurs
will protect he against sudden attacks
CHOLERA, DYsENTERY,
DIARRHGA, CHOLERA MoRBus
BILIOUS CHoLIc, FEVER AND AGuE
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
mind Powerful Disiniectan snti-scid dinasve
uIans nervins anti-spasrnedc irritant ,
r. REMEDIES medical the present
tury They prepared original ,hsory
and Protect the human sgainst sickness
any attacks required ,ms few
drops RELIEF powerful influence
eased action. $500.
Rheumatism in fopr hours.
Neuralgia .--........................ia one hour
Group. i'm ten minutes.
DiarrhUs in fifteen minute
Toohache.. in second
Spssm. in nye minutes.
Sick Hsadachs- in httseu minutes.
Chill Fever. in fifteen minutes
Chlblhin. in nve minutes
Sore Throat. in four minutes
Inhnapks,-. one hour
Spinal eompsuis STA JOINTS Cats, Bruises wounds,
Morbus Dysn!er Tic Dooanx md all other compA
psis RadHsy Ready Reofw iunt
sop the pain aadq quickly cus ta1 diiesse.
FEVEa TREATMENT.
n;,-,Lz 1t,t.. ~
r. Rsmsde and the wonderful efficacy
dig kind There
quick ua curing the patient Of
the Railways Ready Relief and Re suators
of fever patients by Tho g.
have Bons Tsphps scfss
ges Fever aud Fever and Ague.
She patient
curing
PNEUMONIA
as Railways Ready Relief and Regulators.
We positively ths public mort earnestly
seisns Remedies Pneuonhs No person
Relief Regulators
Of tho disease. ye afflicted will give
portrait Remedies tr they will lives, quickly
store you health. JOHN WRIGHT d CO. General agents,
4 JpIf Chartraa .,sHt Nsr(1r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

We are indebted to Mr.. B. A. 0glesby, clerk
Of the steamer Rainbow, for late river papers.
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.N'esU a7t 81 FasJsiOsiGb lie Clothing.
FRANCIS FABRE s. co,
Corner Of ST. Charles and Common street,
n Beg leave to invite the attention Of their
mad well selected stock
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
receiving from their mandatory NewYork embracing
article appertanng gensleman's wardrobe and which will
offered very moderate
T Additional supplies will he throughout
alarly, to keep the always full desirable.
nj 9pd&WT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

A NEW Issue IN THE MRS. ROBINSON CASE
The Syracuse (NewYors) Star mentions new and in
eresting issue in the of Mrs Robinson, the muir
deress ncareerated in the Troy jail She has pre-
scented somebody with baby, and the circumstance is
rendered intensely interesting from the fact that she has
been Iii jail over year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Dispatches from Washington to the New York
press say that the Administration is contemplating
demonstration against Battaya in Dutch India
which demand will be made for the payment Of 100000
due to Capt Gibson and upon REFUSAL the town will be
bombarded Also that the Secretary of State h opposed
to the conduct Of aessrs Mason and Buchanan in the
sous affair both Of whom said to written anci-
pating troubles their respective Courts account of
that matter The New York Times also processes
information that Russia taken counsel with the Hun
garian Polish and other European liberals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

DIsAGREEABLE RUa0R. lit was rumored in
city last evening that tina deck hands of the War
after they heard mailing up box When the boat
reached point below Prairie du CHEN. the box was
taken ashore and buried This box dug up by the
inhabitants in which fouad the corpse of young
man with his skull smashed in. An inquest was held
the bedythe box was identified coming from the War
Eagle and officers sent to the progress Of the
boat We hope that this dsagreeahle may prove
false, but the information enaanate from
spcnsihle source st. Paul Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

AMERICANS IN FRANCE. lit is stated in Paris
letter very remarkable fact highly creditabe
to the chyary of the Americans in Paris that they had
body determined to leave the city in case of refusal
to retract the nerdict against Minister Spain
deputaton to this effect actually VOTED upon Mr. Mason
The departure Of the Americans adds the writer would
have serrns loss to Paris There said to be
thousand families Of them here and they proyerbia
among the weahsst and most extraysgant people this
CAV capital
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Curtains, DaMsasScs, C0s1pettssg
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET

IU III :
r The n. degnsd in aors and arriving dayA chsice ee
t ~ SIR and WoRSTED DAMAsK ROPES, PRINTED
HASTINGS woR. TIED, COTTON and woRsTED DAMAsks,
zoe a M1sTJN CURTAINS, CoRNIcEs, GIMPS, TAssEIS,
coRps. CURTAIN BANl,s V, TRIMMINGS, etc.
VELVET TAPESTRY BR ussELs. BRUSSELS TEREEP PLY aud
INGRAM cARpETING, TABLE and PIANO COVERS TAbiE
LINEN LINEN saEETING TOW ELS cRoMB CLOTHS. Russ
MATS. etc. 5s.Y.@z --.. :.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHIN WARE, BRoigzE; Pa
PIER MAcHE, SILVER PLATED warn, MUSIC Bo1ss, ste
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITo.Sh' nsoN = ofNi
TURE, etc. a55.aZz
t In calling Of the public stoch OF
nshng Articles .tae have just opened and the good
being and Of importation, will cell cheaper than any
other house city for cash satsaetory papers
d4 2p6t ROBIN SON y LIZ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Creme dc B0sxy Champagne,
JACQUEsSoN & Fills BRAND.
An enr Creme Boury Of other brandt,
foW of the above
quarts nd pnts and will receive course Of afSw
furthsrt upply.
This vnesdscdedy superior any other
in'oth'i marketan
Fills De BouzY or FLRua DE ST VERY
w so on hand, usual assorsmeu. hes, WINES an
LaUo asin the market which sold On
tnyotA, rhouIe inthe city. -
ianls an'f sEWELL T. TAYLOR No, IL Royalstreet.
.BOssUSas's Kid Gloves.
E us received as,o,.nsn Of all color. msnufas
tured Ell REALLY forus LEIGHTON 4 BARBoT,
nsy adl NJ corner Cana, and a, Charles street,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

HEAVY VERDICT The case Of Samuel Drury
George Wilkes and others being action for trespas
with damages laid $4,000 decided in New York on
the 2sth ult The trespas committed at Mr. Drury
house. and his property in lsia when the defendant
and others under his direction, entered the plaintiffs
house without any warrant authority ransaeked all his
private repositories and carried away large amount Of
valuable property consisting Of gold silver diamonds and
other precious stones Of which part Of plain
tis stock in trade, and the rest his family plate Tho
jury returned verdict for $4,000 and the Court added
some extra allowances amounting to about $500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

There are now some twenty weight or thirty
buildings in process Of construction in New York which
when flushed will cost between three half and four
millions OF dollars Two Of these the La Fargo Hotel and
the Oooper Union will cost three hundred thousand
each Duncan & shermans banking house, two hundred
and fifty thousand; and princey mansion for Doctor
Townsend, the ssrsapara man, two hundred thousand
These projects will fortunately put money into cir
culation among the poorer classes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

The bark Swan. Of Baltimore, on the passage
TO Pernambuco being lost by the singular aoci
The constant use of the pump drew the chise up and
Its falling 1t every time away piece OF the skin and
finally went through the copper digging out hole which
caused the vessel TO leak that she had five feet water
In her hold when she got to Pernambuco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Mr.. S. T. Taylor, Of Upton county, Tenn,
lately killed panther that measured eight feet and nine
inches in length He chased him several hours and shot
him fifteen times before the brute surrendered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

They are drinking fermented acorn-water in
Louisville. Old Bourbon must have come short.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Reduced Prices,
AT THE CHEAP STORE
Es5 Camp street. lS5
HARRY Is selling WHITE, BLUE eros DE MAPLE
SILKS for soIREE DRESSES IS cents per yard.
HA&BY selling his ss Plaid Sikh per yard
HARRY is selling his 81 Plaid yard.
HARRY selling hia IS Black Satin Plaid ka yard
HARDY sseilng his 81 so Gace siiks per yard
HARDY selling his 81 so Changable Silks yard.
HAIRY is selling his % 10 silk Velvet al % per yard
HARRY Is selling his % 50 Silk Velvet per yard.
HARBY selling his Is silk veveis yard wde per yard.
HARDY selling his rich rs Cashmere.
HARRY selling the finest cheapest
and Iaees imported into his city,
EB The Ladies invited call themselves
HORACE HARDY, 1856 Camp street,
dl 9plOt nearly opposite ST. Particle Church
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Over fourteen hundred workmen are said to
be at present busy at work in the Gosport ya Navy
Yard They building two Of the nix steam frgates
ordered by Congress- the Colorado and Roanoke, and fit
ting out the Constellation Rartan and Potomac besides
which they are erecting foundry Sheds quay WALL etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

The trial Of G. Il. Browning for the murder
of John w Neil in Eunhower county, in July last
quilted his conviction and be has been sentenced TO bs
hung the 10th January next Tbs father of browning
inrtsd for the offence. Is still In jail the term OF
the court having expired before his cnud be
The trial Of j. p Grifn charged with the murder Of
Jesse Miller in Madison county resulted in hsacqutta
jackson fdiss Plag OF cur Union LIST inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07


NARROW EscAPE.-The Boston Advertiser Of
the 9th ut gives the following account of the
escape of the ship Rubicon which sailed from that port
on the 9Th ult for Rio Janeiro
When four days out discovered smoke in the
forecaste and in short time it perceived through
out the ship Captin Beckett immediately had barrel OF
bread and another OF beef brought deck also the
chronameter but time would not allow to get any cloth
ing ofthe officers Every to the hole
then closed up and caulked to atie the fames posi-
be Holes cut in the deck water poured down. and
other used to extinguish the fire The ship was
then put about for home and two days before reaching
this port the fire appeared to be extinguished The Off
and crew, seventeen in number on deck for
eleven days. thinly clad but all oheerfuy cooperated in
the exertons to the vessel On opening the matches
found that the fire among the sawdust covering
burnt to ciners but the of the cargo and vessel
not appear to have received any serious injury The
origin of the fire is unknown but it is believed to have
been spark from cigar pipe smoked by person
deck before the matches closed. The persona
employed In loading the vessel sricky forbidden to
smoke below,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Furnished Dwelling House
Reduced Prices,

ED~ STANDING PRESS. suitable for JOB PRINTER or
BOOK BINDER Willie sold cheap applied early Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

OUercOGts, az@a
w styles to all kinds Of weather. for
sa,e by LEIGHTON 4 BARBoT,
n9J sdptf conner Canal St. Charles streets.
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affair Of Mr.. Soule:
Nj riatt brought with him from Paris complete copies
of the correspondence between Mr Mason and Drouyn
de Luys relating to the Seule affair. 1t is perfectly
clear from this that the objections to Mr. Soule the
part OF Leuis Napoleon purely PERSONAL and that
they aesga insult the United States The
principal charge that the Soes had spoken while In
Paris 10 the most contemptuous manner Of the Emperor
and Empress rejecting severely upon the private history
Of the latter and eharaeerizng her any thing but
refined and yirtuous When pressed to the point
by Nh Mason who insisted that Mr. Souie could never
have made Of the language imputed to him. 1t
stated that was used By the son and private Secretary
Of the Minister sss84ss aa5
Other charges against Mr. Soue we're that when in Pa
gs before he the Bouleyards and in either
public places, in intimate association with individual
known to be under the surveillance of the police and
barely tolerated ia Paris because of their revolutionary
tendencies their want of respect for the Government
a. na y attempted g proyose u iesling ana sIrs
pesss complaining the while that he feared and expected
personal yioence and that 1t necessary to keep
guard about himself to ward on the danger Mr. Sous
also charged with having been very active In the
tAblishmeat OF Red Republican press in Switzerland
whose columns are devoted a,ost exclusively to th.
abuse Of Napoleon, bis Empress and his Government
while his intimacy with the Red Republican leaders
deemed asn Of the deepest dye All these grievances
grayely set forth in Brouyn de Hnys's official notes.
Amengt trivial matters, urged by tbs
French Minister n p0iation Of the conduct of the Gov
srpmAat excluding Suue from France, is the demon
station msie ID the harbor Of NewYork time since
by some French refugeestowards French vesseof-wa
anelaored Ia the harbor The Consul Dillon affair at Sal
francisco is also mentioned and so, indeed all tn
grievances SIT forth In the evidently official arti 10 70,
have already copied from the Constitutional But th
grayet Of The grievances complained Of s that Amer
can nissar Auguste Beiment) had been engaged in
effort 10 agotate loan Russia the enemy Of France
Of this fact the French Minister declares he has the posi-
eyidsnce not based upon newspaper reports but th
statement Of paroles in whose Integrity the
franee reposes entire confidence This is Indeed an i'm
portant matter and SO il deemed by our diplomatic
eors abroad so strong in fact the feeling on thu
subject that several OF representatives in Europ
have bes consulting each other letter az to the pro
pyisfy of their making representation which shal
relieve che suspicion of endorsing an act SO dero
gAtpfy to the character of American Representative
ebrazd These are facts and will scarcely be denied
q grand Know Nothing festival took place o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

AND PLANTATION
shave constantly on hand and y
IRA, HAVANA, FLORIDA, Ma ,s,
TENNESSEE, and MISSOURI
10, TOBACCO IN HoGSHEAto
sxican Market and for PlantslIon
TURNER d RENSHAW,
ssl and t3s Tchoupi.oulssstre.,
TER, fsestpsmss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

The SouLE AFFAIR. The Network Times d
the Both contains the following concerning the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

LiyEarooL November II II From Al Dennstoun d Co u
Circular Cotton continues to be freely offered, and
Prices though quotaby lower In favor Of buyers
THE sales Of the week 391So bales, of which 5000
speculation and for export leaving 2293o bales to
the trade
The sales to-day are 5000 bales. Market dull We
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
The Sugar Crop.

When We :eierred <"me days since, to the
al,rch-nfed svIi"n> Injury sustained by the
sugn, crop from the we're trusts by which it
ha> epu visited, "" were encouraged to hope
the dan.agc would he hut trifing Since then,
however, we regie TO say some of our largest
planters, as well as others of equally reliable
authority, have assured Us that there is too
much .ea<on to fear very serious deficiency,
many planters having heen cnmpeled to cut
down their cane, to preserve it from greater
anticipated damage. This, in the face of a
crop Of, admitted lightness, will we fear, act
very dissafFagingly OIL business generally for
it is impossible to look cheerlully to the future,
when one Of our greatest hopes is shaken or
destroyed.
The market for sugar opened this season
with the most encouraging prospect, the ordi
nary grades of sugar bringing, if not high,
still ren'unerasive price to the grower; thus,
in some measure. compensating him for the
unusually high pricesat present ruling for every
description of provisions which he may be
compelled to purchase for the support of his
people. As the prospect now is, unless prices
should very materially advance, the planting
interest will be in as miserable plight as last
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

DESPERATE AFFRAY IN THE CHEanKEE Ma
TIoN.-A desperate fight to,'k place on Sat
urday last. on the Salisaw, in tie Cherokee
Nation, about twenty. miles from the city
between James and William Daniels. on the
one side, and Josiah and Sam Starr th,
other. 1t appears that they had some difficulty
about horse race when q quarrel ensued, and
James Daniels drew revolver and shot Josiah
Starr through the abdomen, and then shot Sam
through in the same way, when they returned
upon him and his brother William, and killed
James on the ground and cut William in the
chest in fifteen or twenty places. Sam Starr
died from the pistol shot on Sunday night aud
Joe on Monday night. 1t srepor'ed that Will
liam Daniels is also dead. A Young man by
the name of Candy was wounded in the afiray
with knife. tits supposed that he will hard
ly live. James Daniels was merchant in the
nation; and stood very high in this place as an
honest trader.
Since writing the above we learn from re-
liable authority that William Daniels is not
dead, but is in affair way to recover and that
James Daniels was not killed by the Stars,
but was foil lowed by crowd Of persons, who
were present, and killed 1t is not known who
committed the murder.-Fort Smith Herald
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
NUMBER 50.
The Tariff.

Il >
The reduction of the: tariff to - revenue
standard, and the adoption of a scale ofeco.
nomical, yet proper expenditures, was, :ofssll
the issues between the Democratic and Wing
parties, the only and the prominent question,
which retained life, importahce and signi6cSh-
cy. Beyond doubt represent tariff 5thatof
lS46) is high and onerous, was fashioned for
protection, and in sge part a Nv Whig egs1ss
ton; and also, bey ond q doubt, the sDemdcssts
ic party was andis pledged to its revision, re-s
duction and impropement Is it inscoBten-
plation tG redeem that pledge Will that
pledge be redeemed? We fear not s:,,ss
IF the Administration, if Douglass lCasssand
the Northern Democracy had at the last s6s-
sion Of Congress addressed their efforts TO- tllis
questions~ilh the same Pertiuacity with@hich!
in their pretence to settle the slavery, Question
they unsettled rySthing, thetatif wopid,
have beenyecti6ed, and their present position
not one of humiliation and defeat. u Ifathp
Southern. Democracy bad not been sslaTedtby
theignis tcfnus ofia fatal measure, andpefsisr
ted in demanding the other as gilmore .moInsht
and benefit to the South, they too could nov
have looked uponsa sky not hung viii, the pail
of q gathering tempest We couldeat least
have had the satisfaction of meeting the diff
culties gathering around Us with sthews less
shackled, resources less burdened; aud "a spirit
free from, compuncton and jading. $asls..fs
What is now the prospectl The next; Con>
gress will be rank with whiggery,abolition, and
a blood sucking policy. For years. the domit
nancy .of its elements will keep fastened upoH
us q system unequal and oppressive Anti
slavery policy, as well as manufacturing gree
diness, will seek to ,batten on. Southern ilidas,
try. Sag aijs
If the administration-1if the Democracy of
the South-would save themselves, they must
not permit to pass unavaied The, oElysebapce
left them to redeem the pledges, 9hichsalope
have hitherto given them, strength aud pros,
peri:y. That chance is the coming shef4 sest
sion Of the present Congress. We5are aware
that great leading measures, especially those
full of detail, ,.or involving elaborate discussiaas
are rarely, ifeyer, acted upon and sdisposed.of
at the short sessions: But bysthis time the
tariff scheme should have been d;gested Ead
ready for adoption. At any rate, prompt and
stringent effort may carry it through. "a ~
1t is time to demand Of the Democracy, and
we do claim of Southern Representatives, thai.
this question receive fit attention. .lsi
Charleston Eveaiag Nescs. q
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

A CALIFORNIA TAvERN.-Time, 1851
Place one of the mining counties on Bear, Riv.
r,Scene-high mountains, appear to be made
of gold, from the reflection of the sun, as il
was just about to sink behind the waves of the
Pacific.
A fine large house on the roadside; sign
upon ~ post, on which was written fInn.' Land
lord standing on the steps-up rides a travel
er.
Traveller Can stay all night
Landlord (bowing in the kiidest manner)-
Certainly.
Trav.-I suppose you can give me some ba,
con and beef for supper2
Land. clubbing his fingers through his hair,
and looking rather puzzled)-Sorry to say
have no bacon or beef
Trsv.-Well you certainly can let me have
some coffee aud breads
Land -Hav'nt got any codee-a9ur been
out for a week.
Trav.-Can you let me have bed to sleep
uponl
Land--l have no beds:I sleep upon the
floor myself
Trav.-surely, I can get some barley, oats
or nay Tor my horse.
Land.--My barley is out-I never had any
oats or hay.
Trav. Cooking around with an air OF utter
establishment )--Well, great heavens mister
how da you do
Land. taking of his hat and bowing in the
fblandest manner) am very well | thank you
sir, how do you doyourself?
Exeunt traveller, on suspicion that the fare
at that house was not of the highest order.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
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