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n no e lCsAEFsesA. THE PUBLEs

10 bnv uu nook unless thelwords "ilr.i a. NJ.
.M,rRIorAr. % Liberty Streets y H., 'lSoa
fansl.tue entry in,the Clerks QlRce nnlthe back
ofs the tftlapara. ana bay only ai respectable
and hannval,le sealers. or send By pail, aisd ad
drtss. "a. Or. =. N. Maariceaas ti. fspas.
ttz-JT pop. rereipt OF Qnfl Dollar, - ifi,f
" ARRfEp W0MAS'S PRIVATE ftpi itA,.
cnWpa MON a,.Is se,s; fmsiled fsee4 70 any
~. al 4n.. 13Tnitei States. the tCanadas and
fTisi ish AP ros.incss. All letters mast he post,
naid md addressed TO DIR, ~, No y Al Rl9s
FEAU, box l22l. New YaEk Gity Pnb5 5ishlnG
once. No. 12a.I.ineYfy Street. New orS' s3a
Ialy g. lS:.,s-opl- se... -, 4
AstSrs---pr.i r. CO Reamer. Bedfords I-ab
peter.on y. N. Moss &, Bro-. and fhos Copper
thwat. Phihs6 siphias SpsE glet . hfs'> l4anc.ls
ter 7. B. Gunnison. kre; , .,
l,;rr:s5 .ls4i iNa,kson and 4. K Mcclure, Cham; Cham
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SAW MILL.

LIME KILN, ami several excellent, lnarries,
and as good a location t"ratf ZAP fard asepnld
be desired, with FicnIy of bark eonyenient. -
There ara also THREE GOOD TENANT
HOUSES ON this place, and two other good
This is one ot tha hest stock farms IN the
country, and ieffers peculiar inducements to any
person who desires to raise cattle, &c. ~
lie will sell in quantities 10 suit purchasers,
and any one wishing TO make a, bargain would
do well to exalhire the ts1eFdi peAa acrtis before
purchasing elsewhere.
s Terths made 10 suit purchasers. 1'''i 1'isf
For fnrthar iiiiforihation apply to the tsns-
scribet. lhiia7ae4 hisoH a4atlt A6. & u
A9sas sftt ~ JAMF.e .SPRoiTes.
Sept. %: ls55. ls .. be n s 81
=. Chambersnurg Rep. and n'hig. and IEunr
tipgdon Journal, publish, asich ! 'rioR1h', aud
send bill TO this eilica. s,,.5s4t .io7 e-sd .ysa.
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PRIVATE SHE

"a IL "a il Ef - IL "a hz.
ElflE sitbs2ribeft offers lis well known avrrn
L Stand Property on Rays iliii Fe'ion
Courty. Pa. ~ Private Sale Eitl Ill ;is. iafsd
b,!oneing tlter@th Ueirs 3fla ACRES Of
patented and, lGa acres u wi,ioh s. clcarei
and under good fciiee. aat isel48
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TWc-StOry. Wealseer-Es0nrdeGi
80 9ls l.l3t 10 Ean1ahzAll.A So aata. - h.

! Bank Barn. Spring House, E.d.sh House. aafi
aother out buildings. a ifFSt rate. arcmr1 qi good
fruit, aeond spring close 10th 2ilr,.p and asrsf
failing springs Of water in every reIa, Il s,4.s,
rhere are also on this tract.a good ss,. g
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Ladies Dress and Fanty coeta.

OF al descriptions. Siies. T. :4de f.ainc
.thallics. Nous. de LANES, Alpaeas, fr6r ii Z
esits up t@SJ per yard; Domestic Gipgbfns
Berae, Gingfanls. Lacss and Edgipes. Il Fl,bets
kid and All kitd If ladies ana gents G5oylS
Iinenabd silk Hdkfs. HosieFy ipe men, II, mers
misses aad children; Een and won4ef3s si4rs,
boots aid gaiteTs: misses shoes: O large cssoti-
racnt cf ifals and Bopaets, oi rhe ytry iztcst
ives 4 4C4.I sfi,f}.- oil, il5
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is7,4a5

Tot-.i. 1914
We believe 40 ether newspaper in the world
has p subscription list over half so large rs
this; and no prriodcalof any sort can rival it.
And while its extretie chealuess, rendering an
increase Of paying readers nulS as Indirect pc-i
euaiafy advantage 10 US, mas doubtless largely
swelled its subscription list it would he abslir.
dity not to perceive In this pnpreccaente'f J,as
rouage soIse evidence Of public approval aud
esteem, tsy5a+ ,.it.
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lt'I IN gEisf

JIf y woEl2 gt>Ife elIEiiy afia lslb, ttt;ie
w zenS 81 HeGford snd'yieinity .flr Ntli
jrslF, re- ar1lea fT;99 tle eastern. eitiss, .sa
nes reeeiNipp an; GpenWg aIares ard q
some ASSORTMENT Cf 3I,Y
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d NEW BCGt; y for sale for cash or approx
ed produce. Inquire ii RKxp's CnxAp cotos
SADe SrohE.
Nov. 2, 1859.
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administrators Notice.

j LETTERS Of Administration having Shae 2
ra sgsd IL ifsl s,sSscriber upethp Estate of s.-
S,n btrrsr.e 5ast.iaf Sa,rth fWsaaberry Towu-
shin d,c.d. al persons indebted 10 tsaid estate
iarl, hereby requested touaiSe payment iinre-
eih,ely and thas' Hsyipg elAhaswil present the
SHE without 1c.ry.
i, RI 80 sasi JOHN BtRfsEp %an,i4t
i. 2 dszAsr Il De- 9itNs.nffh W codg,ers.a
# Essct t.3 fsl,55 s,u2a laa e essa.bas 5sea "a
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GRoCERIE

Cofee foHl1! cents per pound, i,fYY srff4.
atah prieesi crushed, rciver;zed ant c.srsnsd
SRssT. Bster's hron,a Chocolate. Coi oa I.aid
oil, Snerln ol. Whale Oil, Ft1trial OF Csl-
dies, Teas 9t y kinds; test Gpiden syflpaId
NNes'g orsss's " olafzs ffest lerri. Z atd
laciersI.s
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GRElT SALE OF lots
At sSA ~ Nsa
pHE TONA Or :SiIf0N,
Bedford County. Ga.d

MILF Saxt5u Improvement Company will
sell at public anefion, ontCHR1STMAS
EDAY, DECE MBER IS. 1856. ct the new
town Of Saxtou, a large naIhtef u excellent
BUILDING L0TS. s"q 'lsa
n he Town is located AZ the junction OF t1e
main stem of the Huntingdon aad Broadtep
Nounts.rt Railroad leading to ltopswsll, ani
the branch ruaning uIn Shoup's Rnas. 81 s ts
AraaEe Els are NOS bang rrA ie toward
the constructions Uffa tufapike 70 ~ froal this
plac@ to " trtins Dir :. is tai eicil agrsealturAl
yslies of doTisoTis . CO sel ami 10 supply the
tows with fountain water FROM spriag having
an elevation of frem 40 10 90 feet aauve, the
village. \ Hotel will be eempIeteds aud fur-
,.islsud tefJre the day VI sale, st Which time
II = terms wiil be nHa.ie kavssu, sl5 Is
n ms Of Il : town may be obtained on appli-
cation 10, or by addressing
JAMES SAXrOE. President
of the COMPANY at Huntingdon, Pa
Nov. 50, 1850. I tes ats at ~ &rs
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Pinneo's Primary Grammar, re eyised and 'tlii-
larged, and priated from new type, This en-
larged edition, embraces SYSrAx, whichis treat
and t. @ yan. s',e + w., aP Psl,,s si,js cass
book for Colnmpn Schools. cuptaining 81 tht
is taught on the subject il Public Seliodls. KS
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STaNDsap CLASS. ksbssA !.

Hf3tsa ... Foy TIE AboPTI0N or
Township Boards of sE.daeation and
Union Scn0olsaillv .aaiss.ss
VinE following excciiaht scbool Boots hive
IL I,een aaoptfd, py fioft 'thaii ose TlffotsS Sba
Boarsls " .Ed1s .ti.,n, II ffs, last i'eigspsesi
inoafls First beeiuse 81 ti,tir ,nisittpisssIa
merit; Second, .jecadse HI arc aiso tEft.'iiibst
econ omical to tile leaflat. s'ast9a = aaissst
ttilaa REAp1AG AND SPELLfSG. -. -. :. s
MctiufIe, Esleetis Petssi4 Prilaer.fas 80 -
McGttfps' ! Ecleetie Spelling 7Boek,
MeGuiity 's Ecleetiq fifst ReadsF,l.. -,
Mc;iutfeyis Eelectie Setopl Rs4,der,fl = I
iMcGuff;y's Eclectic Third Reader, 80 -
MeGuf. 5 Eclectic Fourth Render, 'l'' I
Nee 6uffsy' Ecieetie Fiji. Relder. gt Rhctoori-
eal Guide,
The II iemsns Young Ladies' Readeri
GLASS BOOKS In NsARITHMETlIc-. s..
Rays Aritbmaic, Part First. 81 .9aiios1i "a,
Rays Arichmetic, Part Second. .aggs .g saa ss, s
Rays Arithmetic, FaEt Third
Key 10 Rays .iftimetic. a
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fTiif subscriber IS desrors q selliag lie
Il Farm On which be now frsidss ~ Aeifirf
township: abort ssae lSiIe Hbith ~ ks9fara 7e9
pi,nniHgs Clsek rsfa5niht i.ga sfrfes ~.
land bciTesn 10 and sij a.r9s ArG. htdn fts aafsa
Scr.s'"f Nich i god niet eBtF cf ro6t p ge1e
timber on ne traf = Here is y6u7g orchard a gdf
ef choice fg1it is hohse. LOG ht4n and ntsoaa
trt buildings thereon hfsn good Naiir Il ORE
Whole iFast ft Sold Is aeEsS fheIesf i.l 7'a
g Terms 81 sale wilf h. fAer4Y bpd sySgsg.. 80 at0
river iS 6f i III liSx: ~ ~ 1Saiaf syi assa ea
81 - as'.i teai an gsIT Issa .saalaera.
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ra.sEg ] HET.rsS

rfbr justices. Fonst3 hleS. N1itnesses, &c
81. .fst sale at hi, 9f'$4e3 afse3 daffI4
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DRx GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
GROCERIES.

TIL Ladies are particularly invited tg ey:
Inc his stock Of Dry Goods, Shoes, Nc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

LAFouRoHR,-Thef following facts, taken from
the Thfbodeanx Minerva, are worth all the
frothy declarations of our opponents respecting
OBJECTIONS in Lafourche Interior, put together
More Withdrawals. the conclusion of
the speeches on Thursday last, thirteen, ian
ominous number for .4anericdns,) good and true
sons of the soil, ,Creoles and Catholics, 'osth.
e1re,c-from the barbecue and were taken into
the Wigwam, on St. Philip street, end initiated
into the objects and aims Of Know Nothing
ism, and now boldly proclaim the Maa .ne
lantern +" was not used on the occasion, but
everything was transacted IN broad day, long
before old solhsa sunk below the Western hori.
zon \. The WigWam was in full operation last
night, and many more gave in their adhesion to
our glorious cause e. The ball is NOW in motion
in g Ever Faithful Lafourehe;" and, if we mis-,
take not the signs Of times, November will
establish that Americanism has more life and
vitality here than the foreign party are dis
posed to imagine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
But, to th,obseryations of the Gazette !:

THE FEviR AT PORTSMOUTH. --Onr Norfolk
correspondent gives the latest intelligence from
the city Of Portsmouth, and we regret to learn
that thereisno indication Of the disappearance
Of the fever. A letter from Portsmouth to the
Petersburg Express, dated on Tuesday morning,
says:
81 regret to state that the yellow fever is
certainly On the increase here; and this, too,
in the face d the fact that thousands have left
the. place, and others are fleeing daily. The
country around in every direction is filled with
persons thathaye fed from the terrible scourge,
while hundreds and hundreds have gone to
Hampton, Richmond, Petersburg, Baltimore.
into the mountains of Virginia, at the various
watering pisces in North Carolina, and indeed
everywhere that will afford them refuge"
The whole number Of deaths at Portsmouth
up to Tuesday was 66. Among the deaths on
Monday was John K Pendieton. captains clerk
on board the Pennsylvania; Moses Quaries, an
overseer in The Navy Yard; Alexander Goodwin
and wife, being the last Of q family of twelve
who have been swept off during the past two
weeks Baltimore American, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

SPEEDY JUsr1oE.-At an early hour yester-
day morning, while lady named Sarah Ann
Brown, of East Princeton, n. j., was crossing
Fulton street, near Broadway, she had her
pocket picked of porte monnaie, containing
$40; she charged an Englishman who was
standing alongside Of her when she missed it,
with having picked her pocket, lie i ma
was quite positive she fels his hand in close con-
tact with her dress pocket, he was y taken INTO
custody by officers Gallagher and Thompson, .. o.
the reserve corps, and conveyed TO the Chiefs
Office far examination. Here he behaved in o
very ungentlemanly manner, swearing at ell
who {" dared,'' as be said, to ask him any aaes-
tions relative to the missing money. Not,
withstanding his indignation Of being placed
within the clutches Of the police, he was sent
to the Lower Police Court, before Justice Con-
molly, where he was committed for trial. In
half an hour afterwards ne was tried IN tne
tenced to six months confinement in the Peni'
tsntisry. New York Herald, 9Th
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ms The prevalence Of incorrect notions

upon the subject Of Medicine great misery Medical
practice should not BY principles cauousy edue from
the long AMI close observations How
porant tAsu that medicine ahoai he nyada
from the hAnls Of Of talent Judgment the
pob Hcoaand German Bters Dr. O. NJ Jackson
Philadelphia, preparation omsnating the
bsted practitioners of moiem times of the greatest medical
writers Germany prOdacsd. This able hands,
evidence that this aies prepared e,rs and sknliy
producing the effect the original intended 1t By
many the leading practitioners Philadelphia in debility
dgesse organs bs spparA the arising
hereo. We this medicine suffering
ysildss See advertisement ans Up imdkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
PLATFORM
or THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA

l. We advocate an amendment Of the Naturalization
Laws with proper safeguards to the purity q the
sctive franchise. 4
awe advocate the passage Of such laws IS will pre-
vent the immigration Of paupers and criminals 70 shs
country. x
8. We oppose any interference u sne yes.eu "a
MI, persons whether they be of native r4orsgn birth
T. ~ re il favor ii non-interyenton with slavery by
the Fedeersl Government except for the protection q
our constitutional right5
& w. advoeate q high National Policy, such viii
a1ord stern protection To the American
name sbroad and will follow and guard the American
citizen wherever NJ moves
G. We believe that America should Dc governed By
Americans efecting thu same through the ballothox
alone the only legitimate inAtrument Of reform In this
sountrys va
u We believe that the Office should seek the man and
net tie man the Office and sha Oppose the distribution
Of ONES among ocessskeTs areFar for partisan
SERVICES.
s. We will maintain and defend the Constitution Of the
United States the Union it now EXISTS and the rights
Of the States without dminuon, insisting upon faith
fu performance the part Of the General Government
Of ell ts duties spjoined upon it by the G6nsttuton
a. while No approve Of the platform adopssd by thu tt
National Council Of the Amsrican raFgat phadelphis
We reject tbs application &C the pHdea ef the eighth
article to American Catholics, unjust, unfounded and
entirely unworthy Of coantS RhaII forever con
tiaue to protest against amy tof religious h-
arty, hoidpg II - cardinal rsligious faith II
question between each iudisi x nv God W. ut-
ssry condemn any attempt make religious belief test
for political once, and affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments mot In accordance with these
To- We war wiEh no party euch hut shall oppose All
who oppose US Ia the advocacy q these great Amcrican
principles.
Reform Il abnses and resrenchinent In State Ok.
penditurea.
Educasion Of the youth ef the country in schools es
tablshed by the State.
constitutional organizations Of the Swamp Land ooia-
missionars 8s E
more efficient administration Of the Internal Improve
ment Department with view Of Improving inland
navigation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

AMERICAN DENFIsTs. Philadelphia Bull
letin, in an article ON the recent Dental Con.
ssntion, remarks that it is universally admitted
that the dentists of America are the first in the
world, that the most eminent in Paris for years
have been Americans, and German dentist
knows no higher praise for any Improvement in
his profession than to term it American. 1t il
easily enough explained, without going far
They have more experience There is no coun.
try in theiworid where there are SO many rotten
teeth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

AN INTERESTING QUESTION SETTLED.-It has
been-always supposed that the mean height of
the Pacific ocean il greater than that of the At
lantic-the difference at the Isthmus of Pana-
ma being between three and four feet This is
found to be an error. ss It has been lately de-
cided by Col Totten, after series Of careful
tidal observations taken at the city of Panama
and in Aspinwall, Navy Bay,) and connected
by accurate levels along the line of railrosd.
that the mean height of the two oceans is exactly
the sames although, owing to the difference Of
the rise Of tide at both places, there are of
course times when one of the oceans is higher or
lower than the other, but their mean iepel,
that is to say, their height at half tide, is now
proven to be exactly the same
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
I" Z. Warren Noise and tho American Party

Under the foregoing captioa, the Alexandria
Rsnubliaan. Of ths 14.b inat has The se,louinp
= NJ ~ - - $50 ~
rsns1As,
it strikes Us that Mr.. Noise has displayed no
little temeflty IN permitting himseH TO ne
omerea " . oahulaate LOT hign ana responsipie
office. we know nothing whateVer OF ms pri-
vate chafacter, ana nave formed our OPINION OF
MN from mis- puoiie acts alone. we Snail pro-
oeea 70 sa fnaa1y bnae anu comment On
those aets lfeely 9ut Iairly.
Mr.. NOISE, n diseussing tae questioa o. me
day, IS eensor,ous !! u inaloa1lseo. d nan
moral as wen % me ,h.el,eo.ual
in man, when IN puoho discussion ne ne, srsuts
the opinions Of MS opponents WIN i, mlianess'
while he at the same nme se.s ioren ms OWN
with all the power ana foroe ana eloguence ne
is capable OF. With some men. ~ 10 oangeToa as
to be censorious It behooyes Inen 20 Iesoi.1Ss
and adhere to the gooo ola auAse' sna. nu
who lives IN glass houses snoela nv. . .heos
stones" Mr.. Noise, we take w. Is one " .hese
Mr. Noise has been very Lax N ms earest = y
iapses nave nelther peeh lew hVt en". IL :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
nIE n:

The officers and members OF Columbia Fire Company
respectfully requested assemble the heuGs sy equipped
EvsnnS August 49, O'Clock P. NJ
late brother membst Mr. p GARRoL FROM his lao redncs
corner Of Gircd and Comnsree streets.
The tire department generally respectfully invited to attend.
FRED SLAYER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16


The dissoiution n me Wing party ens
ton Of the Demccrasic parry anu no "os'ao eseas,
as discerpe BY rejecting men anu llae lovers o. hoety
Of forming new parry Wn,ch snou,a preserve
the unlon the rights q the sontn tne naotnoA ana
everything freeman snou.u hoiu eieA.s ~
eloqnent'y preseh.ea - tlo eoeisoty' LUIS cav
Mr. Hunt Is now formed and in order 10 ehece 'uo ~
sired change, there must be repeal OF the
zation laws Let foreign born citizens now ha'etanNee
epjoy their rights without hindranee but ss .u'ss
shall come hereafter and have no vested r1gpts w
the privilege of naturalization. .-..-..
ask any natnraliEsd citizen, there DO su0n
to nopder these things well and If ne mas any ~ ~
his adopted country and its Institutions nv wa p
wilanglyin our His children are IN sns .oa".'
all ills dearest interests mere Ae. Ain
forward them and Lock 70 the good OF the auu
not be led astray BY demagogues seeing wv aapse'
that surrounds at present We must ZOE time fo. o
mo- naturaliEed cssn fer office IN oroef ehae
may be ruled BY Americans. :,
The speaker then proceeded 10 euioeyss els 80 -
country that chars sterixes pepos OF all
hued lows Of liberty and patriotism IN y
beautiful throughout, that we WIN NOS iai "
tempting to give synopsis oil ~
The foreign saying, YouweIe eofn hefe Wy
come BY choice and Judge hoss remark 'nas
foreigner and Arnold an American, pEies9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1866.

.s-,u. sassx he CHI daring The s,tmTter t0ho desire
az Am, y ,k Crescent osparded 10 them hare i done
rssais ~ sy specified me, by learng their orders and
addrxss d fde office, No. 10 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

EDITORIAL CHANGES .-Thurlow Weed is about
to retire from the editorship Of the Albany
Evening journal, and Samuel Wilkinson, Of the
Buffalo Democrat takes his place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

EXTRA PAY TO SOLDIERS. who served in
the Mexican war and have not received the sxtra
pensaon granted by the ac of ls4s will be put in the
way Of procuring the by calling D. l. Ricardo,
the handsome notary at No % Camp street. up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
ST ATE TICK ET

a j.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
Or lrFsEasoN. IS S s.. =
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TExADA,
or RAripEs.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
EDEERT q. BEALE,
or East RATION souGE,
ron STATE TREASURER,
). Y. DURABLE, 4
OF WEST RAIoS HouoE. tsayp#
FOR AyDIToR or sTATE,
Waller ROssMAN,
or CLAIBORNE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
RANDELL HUNT,
sspf oHLKAFs E5sgissliri
FOR sUPERfETENDENT.0 DIV EDUCATION, q
Isl 0. D sTILLMAN,
oF ouAcHrrA. Y
FOE coAaREss.
Firm Dissries- 4.,sz
Second Bisfries--THEoD9RE g. HUNT,
TAi5a 1i.,ris-PREsT0N POND. sr.
fssrA Dis,es--WILLTAM b. LEWIS. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

HEALTH OF BATON RouGH.-The general
health Of Baton Rouge was never better, at this
season, than it now is, We have had but a few
cases of yellow fever and those mostly confined
to one or two families. It is a circumstance
worthy of note in this connection, that while
there are, in town, fair proportion Of unacch-
mated persons, nearly every case of fever has
been from the Creolepopulatien. Baton Rouge
Gazette, 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

NEW BooKs.-J. G. Morgan, Exchange Place,
adjoining the Postoes, has received per steamship
Granada full supply of recent publications. partial list
of which duly forth in his advertisement in another
column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

sHIRTs MADE TO- oRDEa. leighton 4 Bar
bot corner Of st. Charles and Canal Streets adysrss In
column that they are prepared taxa
FOR shirts which will DO forwarded to their
In New York and the shirts made up under ths
supervision ct Mr.. leighton. We commend ~ a,, q
60 the attention Of our readers, opportunity "a
obtain iirst-rate article of shirts Mr. leighton
been engaged in the shirt business since 1886 and 4,
long experience in tbs business any evidence Of suna
riory, know Of none who produce higher claim
than he can, IS &s9e 5 $Fs M Nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16
FOE JUsTIoRs on THEpnAnn5

To coRREsroN We have on our table,
large number Of communications on various subjects
nearly ai OF which too long Correspondence Via
desire hearing through the columns Of The Crescent
must learn to say what they have to say in as few words
possible Oar columns will not admit Of long srse,es
nor win our readers read them when published No gen
tiemen, long articles will not do for This fast sse i
you desire 70 DO read you must be brief sad pointed
Another thing Is necessary you must send your name sn
address,
sMAnlus writes exceedingly wei, yet, no.wthstsnd
ing we cannot publish his article without he shows hi
handn Willhe ehige Us With a CALF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-16

To ooSTRAcToRs.-The Opelousas Railroad
Company advertise for proposals for making the necessary
improvements and running ferry boats and from the
loot or ~ Ann ktsest and Agisrs. Proposals viii be
ssossea until the 9th September Plans and speoica-
ons can % sssa q the es Of the Company Exchange