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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

Az,rsz,nz.,, INDIA RUBBER PATENT.-B. AN
as=%T oGNINI Il 4 IA Cont ST., Billiard Table Manu-
Wy hand billiard TABLES. Also all articles be-
longing Billiard Saloons such Billiard Cloths Balls Cues
and Strctchers Also Keno Boxes Cards Ten Pins and
Balls. The undersigned hnvingadded to his Mandatory new
Saw and Planning Mill receives orders for saving and planning
Of ali descriptions Boxes packing merchandise Of all sizes,
hand md made to order Planning always on hand for sale
Mr. Antosnn has also hand large quantity OF log and
osuc prepared for ers and sold at lower rates than
the North He has hand large OF Bngs OF
rorC ate nrrrs OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

r EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW EANs,, s.; T1s. 4
Ia Co., Iron Founders Manufacturers of Vertical and Hor
zonital Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Fans sn
gar Kettles Gnrifers Filters Steam and Horse r1wer Dram
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings FURNACE Mouths Crate Bars etc. and al
Machinery required for the South. @ s55S
We have been duly authorized prepared to construct
STILLNIAN'S PATENT BAGAssE FUREACE;, l.,
d,kWlY ~ ~. llEEOS G 60.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

-. THE WATCH STORE, NO. 3 CAME
Street has just opened with al new goqAs eogSs5nf Of
every variety of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
Having engaged the services of Mr. Jos Eae an expert.
that line. .E@. az.
Diamonds mounted, and Jewery repaired and manufactured
to order nr'".&
N. Bold Geld and Silver bought.
o29ly ''I5.. a0.& 81" tfREtIOR IL WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10
sT5s1,.-7 rAI.L,s PATENT CoNcKE;rIs FIRE

E'nlHALnuNCs THE DEiAD.-P. CASANAVE,
II Undertaken MuraS street. between Cusonhouse and
niepviie having purchased right from Dr. oIMEs Of New
TO all orders by dry night The is simple and is
done with Inconvenience Bodies embnmed by
him warranted to keep free from decomposition and be
taken any part the world without exllng the slightest
olo many season year. Bodies in advanced state Of
deronpositon restored perfect state of preservation.
Full particulars pamphlets will be given 10 those who may
apply. ~
NB-Deceased ministers, physicians AID lawyers will be
enbn fra. NJ rbarte nl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

b, n, X, BENNETT, FRANCIS LURGES.
"a i NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WQRKS-The undersigned beg leave to inform
the public and builders generally that they are manu-
w featuring MI kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work Nos and 81 Circus street. such as Verandah Rail
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, ETC..
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron COL
umns Ventator Sash Weights etc. and ill all orders OF
every aescpono Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. ,,,,,,r,rnE . -, 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

WINNERS CANADIAN VERHI1FUGE. A
w Certain Remedy fer Worms. It is fact established be-
yond the shadow Of doubt by the experience and testimony
the eminent physicians, than hreeOurthS OF the
diseases with which children afflicted caused by Worms
thousands of children die annually from those diseases when
the cause either known attributed to something else
Various the preparations wch have been recommended rs
remedies Worms but experience has proved them all
less Intellectual however has length been attained
remedy found which has failed destroy Worms
they have existed This assertion supported by the
testimony of the most eminent and respectable nd
Ia in he VINE remedy is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

NRANSES-5 cssgs p''teri for sale by
" kAREIII 4 CO.,
jeI6 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10


Your Bters give universal satisfaction all who have used
them
You should bear in mind that these Bitters entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages Of the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold Druggists and Storekeepers every town and village
in the United States and Cnnadas. And by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
,,1E1 n ynr1no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

- 200 bags Targona Almonds; .
100 Iracs do
90 cases Fancy Box Pranes; s#
E.'f 20 49,. - Jar do
100 boxes Sperm Candles tSaIn. LeoAards3
% Canton Ginger; 5z ~
80 sardnes, whoes halves and quarters;
20 bbls, Brazil Nnts; .,' +.
80 4 bales Hops, for sale by Y -
"A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
apA So GtaYier street,
Il .AIlD oIL-lsl BIZ ehelse o!nsanss, for sale y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in mortgages property worth ''
double the amount loaned thereou... S23i $50 90 -
Invested in bank stocks. ........-.... 6S,6f5 90
Loaned on bank stocks. 125, 400 90
Invested in real (oHice IS Camp ST. $1,000 90
Bills receivable at short time for premi- ZEE
earned. iii,61b 10 Il
scription notes !. ............ A AIS IS
Due for premiums in course Of collection 4G6
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. 86024 10
Total amount of assets ST. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

A LIBERAL DErD.-'fhc Raleigh Standard
speaking Of the Suffering Among the pour dur.
Ing this severe winter, say.,-
:" We trust We may be pardoned for re.
ferring TO the very kind.hearted gentleman,
Who recently visited several grocery store,
IN the City, and requested u the different
proprletnrs TO furnish meat. meal and wood,
at hi, expense, To all they might see ~ want,
and wliureally deserved lis charity. This va,
truly phianthrcpic aud Noble act, worthy
81 all praise. May many years 81 happI.
mes, gel crown his head. aud NAV lie deri,e
much pleasure frnm witnessing tie results
Of hts tender and tInughiful consideration
Tor his fellow creature. Need VIC say 10 9th
ers. .no possess the means" TO thou. aud
do likewise 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
lsTATg TAXES.

We have just printed number or blank )
Tor the comptroller Il State. TO be snt 10 the
different clerks 10 make their return. on: aud
the following abstract 81 articles taxed, v iih
the amount Of taxes on them, will pfubably
be interesting to tax payers.
On each 800 worth % land or town pro.
perry, ~ rents; on elch poll 40 cents; on
interest received, and on dividends and pro.
hts stocks. , per cent; on lawyers, doctors.
&C., with salary Or income Of $500 year, 81
each; on ditto of $1,000. 81 each; on ditto Of
sl5D0, 81 each; on ditto 0f 5000, &i2 each;
Oh ditto Of $4,000. Ell each; ~ ditto u $4,000
or over, s22 each; ~ mortgages. &C., 81
each;on studs and jacks, 81, or over, as price
per season; On capital u negro trade, Is cts
per 500; on capital 10 any other species Of
trade, 10 cts per 500; on marriage licenses,
VI each; on toll gates aud bridges, so zach;
on gates across highways, 81 each; on ferries,
i've tines the highest toll; On pistols and
bowie knives. ~ each; On dirks and canes, so
cts each; on gold watches, 81 each; on silver
watches. IS cts each; on harps, 80 each; on
pianos, ~ each; on value Of plate aud Jew clry,
one per centnn; on playing cards, IS CT per
pack; on pleasure carriages Of the value Uf
$50, hlty cents; u the value Of sl00, ~; 81
The value Of s2Oo, ~; % the value d $500.
-, aud Of the value u s4OO OF over, ~.
Rsksh Standard
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

Of The Virginia House of Delegates has re-.
ported bill, f" to protect James Parsnns, Jr.,
Of Hampshire, and other citizens Of the Com
monwealth, in the prosecution AM, main
tenance il their constitutional rights" The
said Parsons is nav under recognizance 70
appear before The county court Of Blair coun-
ty, Pa, to answer to the charge Of kidnap-
ping, under the laws Of said State, he having
pursued to said county and erdeay.red to re-
claim fugitive slave, in pursuance Of the
provisions of the act, oi Congress known as
the " fugitive slave law" The law prohibits
The said Parsons, under penalty OF $4,000.
from appearing and pleading to the charge
aforesaid. and provides that the Common.
wealth Of Virginia shall assume on his behalf
all costs, fines, forfeitures. &c.. incurred by
his nn.appearance-the amount to be paid
by the Go,crnor out Of the contingent fund.
The bill further provides TINT il the said Par.
sons shall hereafter be arrested and imprison-
ed upon the charge aforesaid, the Governor
Of Virginia is directed to demand his immedi.
ale surrender, and in default thereof shall
cause the writ Of habeas corpus to be applied
Tor, &c. IL this release be not then effected,
the Governor is directed, ten days after the
proclamation. to seize and imprison all citl.
zcns and to seize and hold all property of
the State Of Pennsylvania and Of citizens
thereof, until the release and surrender of
said Parsons. For the enforcement Of the
proceedings contemplated BY this proposed
law, the Governor is authorized TO call upon
and command the services Of al civil and
military officers of the State. and all private
citizens whatsoever. &c. In is further pro-
vided that the provisions Of this bill shall be
extended To any other citizen Of Virginia Who
may heralier be placed in the situation Of said
Parsons, DC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

ASEcDoTE or THE Rev. DR. PLuMER.-Tbe
Pushuig Herald tells The ipaaing anrc,io.e Of
the Rev. DIR. P,nmmer. late Of this civ:
During = visit to The Hot Springs. on retlain
nrrssion. he was invited by The company gsiher-
ri there 10 preach fpr them on the Sdbbah. lie
c,nsrnied. The ball RON e the hotel wa. pre-.
pared fnr religious worship. and ,he aud ence .
sfmbleJ. The SPEAKER announced his text, aud
hogan his Discourse but was mortified 10 ind
that BIS some Of The younger and more frivolous
IL his hearers. 81 bOih sexes, the whole peiipr.
nance was looked an as a good Joke, aud 10 BE-
treated accordingly. Some were smiling. some
were whispenng, and an unseemly leyIiy pre-
vailed throughout The congregation. For lev
minutes he rndeavnfetl 10 Withstand u by SIM
pie presentation 81 The truth; but 10 40 purpose.
Stopping short 10 his discourse. he =, once az.
rested their attention by The question; Wv
trends. do you know how these IIol Spriig-
are said 10 have been discovered. | w,il Tell
you. Many years since. an old D1uhmsn and
his son were passing along down the valley.
where the rad nnw runs thar SOU ses oni
there" pointing 10 Il ihfongh The window
>. wien, observing he Spring. they stopped lhsif
team 20 waller lie horses. The oil man took
np The bucket. vent 10 The spfing, and dipped q
IN, when some Of The water dashed up on MS hand
and sraldeJ him. Instantly dropping tie buck.
u, lie started iur Tie wagon. running, and ell
ing n his son. 10 The greatest consideration.
!. T'lnye on. Hans: tive on; Nh ish not Iar
from dish placer" Atlhls. his suJirnce bursl
oui laughine--vhen. Immediately assuming =
look of deepest .ol,mnny and dropping he so're
10 lie Inv tones ihsi 10 him are ike mulleted
thunder. lie made The application !; 9 'ell you.
my Trends, Hell s not fr from Tits place"
There were no more smiles 10 Ina, rougrega-
inn ilia,day. Some Win heard n, sid u seem.
Ell 10 them ss u The lerors o. The Day Of judy.
men, had come.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

RAvAGEs or WoLvgs IS Iowa.-0wing to
the extreme cold weather for some ting pa Il,
the wolves IN Pottawattamie county, Iowa,
have become dangerous neighbours Poultry
yards and sheep folds have been robbed to q
lrightIu extent, and in several instances the
hungry beasts have not bccn'iHclined 10 spare
the human species. The Keokuk Post Of the
18th ult. SAYS:
Abnut three weeks agp. man was return.
Ing from PRAYER meeting. accompanied bt
his two dasghters, one sixteen and lbe other
twenty three years of age. They were all
riding the same Nurse, when suddenly pack
Of timber Wolves assaulted them, aud beiu.
unable To escape by flight. they attempted 10
defend themselves. But the ierDcious bruies
attacked the horse. rendering him unmana-
geable. The oldest daughter was partly
thrown aud partly dragged 70 the ground aud
instantly deyoured. THIS enabled the father
aud the other daughter to eseapc. Several
nrighbors were sa4n mustered, but upon re-.
pairing to the ut nothing was found but
une shoe, aud q very few remnants oT the IN.
fortunate girls clothing.
A boy 81 about thirteen years old left his
fathers huuse TO get water at spring whirll
was about half nile distant, since which
time nothing has been seen IL him. The pail
was found near the spring. alsu sumo mark ].
Of bl"od and lock or two of hair. several
persons have been.ebased by these savage
monsters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

The Troy papers tell 4 ,ad story. A young
lady Of That city was engaged 10 be mari, I
70 2 gentleman from Long Island. and tbs
wedding day was appointed, but IN accom-,
Of the death u a brother The ceremony "a.
postponed. Again the wedding ,Iay wa nm.
pointed, when the death uf d sister neer.
stunned smother posiponrment. Por third
tine day was appointed. and belore Il Ar.
rived The intended bridegroom fell before M,
'nsatiate archer" leaving the thrice striek.
Gu monrncr desulate indeed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

DE,rH IN asIrIon.--lls stated ih,, yoo.s
lad, 81 eumbsfand county. Ps.. while sleipL.
ine one night laI week, W. frnzen "a d..,h
Sle complained TO her companion early IN -.
ese"'ng Of bring enld. bur there being No psbl,e
han'e near they DID moi s,np. anon al,er. ~
coming 10 tavern. she refused 10 gel on,. sa,.
ing that she lrl, very oomfotabls, and lIry du,s
81. Arriving Al hnmr. she had 10 h. ,ss,.,d
nni ~ the sleigh. In super like manner. nd
shortly silei wards expired.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

THE IATE "c"LD PrLL."-Ai chirsso. IN
The 0 b INST. the thermometer ,io i :, "a r..
gees blow zero. Al Cleveland II J,r,s,. and
., Spriar6.d. Ohm. "a d,es,s. A, D.r.,,
"n me same day, y ranged from i6 10 % ,lr.
gees below zero. A. Pin.brre Il was consider.
90 Nat lhe oh instant va. The eol 's.l Jsy ,te,
experienced " that ri'y. Everything Imrc.
even gas. one.bslf 81 The pipe. in The civ in.
parting no light whatever after nphi, whilst lie
o'hsH drprnsrJ seiy sirLly RAYS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

PRIsrISo on METALLIC PLArgs -us,sts.
Adam. and Tee. printers. London, have fund
ili,l metallic pate. " The lhIrknes. u ordinary
sheet lin may be printed upon with The usual
printing type. The plates be first cosled Win .
composition. The secret 81 The in,enla. lfsbeeI.
thus printed be afterwards subjected 10 certain
Iapannng process. an even llslrons surface IL
produced. whirh rannD; be arird upnn rsrrpl 8,
a SHARE steel instrument. u requires 30 great
consideration 10 discover that nj. inyenlinn Il
y very important clIsrarirr. Il my he ap.
piled IN any instanre where D inIed matter i
either - he exhibllrd. or even handled. I,r any
lengil d lime and may he mn.l advantageous.
y substituted 10, The hitherto inoun'ed paper e..
SIMS. However soi'sd copy of The melsl prini
may berome BY exposure 70 dust Of every kind, il
ca be cleaned AMI washed, even wiihDni beng
taken Of. The various lirkeis and signature.
70 be placed on coyers. casks, or otter parcels.
can nov be affixed 10 The same way.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

1T may modify, in some degree, BIS ex-
ternal department.; but fear he will still
have as little claim as ever to the title Of gen.
tleman."
We'll, even if it does that'mach, my'wiid
freak will not be without its use. Ii you had
seea the polite bow he gave an Irish porter
just now. il would have done you good. liza,
ha I"
g You are right, Wallace. If the lesson
makes him more cautious how he treats others
with rudeness, strangers. or obscure persons,
and has seen, as in a mirror, his own fault Of
character, we beg that he will not go and
straightway forget what manner Of person he
is. Ii such forgetfulaess ensue. we have
written, and be read. in vain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
Our Relations with Great Britain.

The Washington Union Of Saturday Gays lhai
no such question as The suspension d ,,plo-
maIlc inerconrse with Great Britain has hrrn
before the cabinet as has been slated in vsri.
nus quarters. Il further safes thai nur la
mons with that government are certainly lfli>
cate. aud perhap. critical. but The proposed
withdrawal of our minister - mol amongst the
evidences going 10 Indicate the drliracy ~ lha.e
relations. The ar,nn 81 .ur government in ak.
ing The recall oI Mr.. CrampIon and The r"n.uls
I'M Heated N The recfniimen, Of s,.ldisr. Tor The
crimea furnishes The only foundation. IL is
ii,oughi. for the statement If suspension VI d..
plnmaiic Inierronr.e. The Union adds
Whilst we desire By Ills correction 10 a,nhi
any nnlpundrd apprth. nsions Of an impending
.iilhrnlis with i;irsi Britain. we csnnoi deny
thai here are seflnns que-nnns 81 difference be-
tween the Two governments which rnghi 10 he
ihoneh,fn;ly considered by iho'e msmhsts IL
Congress who are ob.lructing The orRanIzalion
81 The House. Orr Deighbors of lie lnl,lIigtn.
fer make 40 appeal m this sphjrri whrh is
worthy u attention. We quote:
''And now We would put IL. IN ~ sftinns-
ness. 10 The members 81 the Iinasr. u IN view
II so critical Stale Of the ALTAR. 81 The ronniry.
they can, ~i,hnni being derslirl 10 every dlrlale
Of p1iiloiisIn and duty. eonssn ~ 10 rOnspme any
mpre Of The sessinn IN Triangular runissi ab"pi
The sprakership, which never ran be terminated
w'lhooi compiomi,s as 10 the mode or The man;
Or ran they regard The peace Of die eeuRiry ,s,
conlsry 10 Iilde Of opinion and The nsmmfls
Of patty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
SOUTHERN ConssRcl.l o,vr>rioy-Thi,

SOUTHERN CosskRciaL osvESTIoS This
holy !. 70 mssl.ia Richmond. Va. in The 3O,h
instant. the "hject being 10 establish he rom-
mefcial Independence and social prosperity"
u lhr South. ~ rcqnr.i. Gov. Wise IA. APP
painted SO delegates frrm different pr. u
V'rR'ni4, amrng;lhsm E,.Piesideul T,ler. ES-
Senator ". {. Riyes. ilnn. Genrre W. sun.
ners, andIi'homs $. n prnoy. Tie Go,e,nor
has ~ missed i".anend lie ConreIlinu aud l,nd
his efforts 70 promote the ohj,ri.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

The Washington Wing SAYS. II Il aserr.
tanned that the long talked ~ Alliance be.
tween Spain and the Western Power. has
been larnally contaminated. the FIRST binding
herself 10 send 20 the field ten or twenty
thousand men IN the spring. and the latter ~
project the Spanish interests, particularly
Cuba.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

RICHES OF THE SoIL.-The Richmond (Va.)
Enquirer thus..relers to the mineral resources
Of that State:
sour reflections have been turned in this
direction by descriptions we have recently
heard Of the naturul but unde,eloped resour-
ees Of the country about the Sandy river and
the two Kanawhas, in this State. Ii is. along
the Ohio and in many other parts, fine az
ricultural and grazing country; but its mine,
raj resources are what excite surprise and
admiration. Iron abounds. and coal. crop
ping out on the surface, is inexhaustible. The
famous camel coal is found here, in alter
nate strata, with indefinite quantities Of BIZ
luminous coal. The camel coal has the APP
pearance of black rock, and is so hard aud
tenacious that the ladies' wear rings made Of
It. Sume Of the first inhabitants attempted
to build houses of it, but the chimneys caught
fire and burnt the buildings before they we're
completed. Dig hole on the shores Of some
Of those rivers valuable natural oil exudes.
sufficient in single day to fill hogshead.
Salt water is found. BY boring on both Ka.
naMhas, very valuable Tor the manufacture Of
salt; and side by side with the water often
arises stream Of inllammable gas that sup.
plies abundant fuel to work the furnace that
reduces the water to salt. The boring is done
by chiscl attached to wooden shaft, and Is
often carried 10 the depth u 200 feet belorc
the alter gnshes up. In one instance, ind-
ins difficulty in gettingithe shaft to descend,
ssayy stone weights were attached to is
'sacr extremity. Suddenly an explosion was
n
weights. was thrown to great distance ~
the air, and perennial stream 81 salt water
gushed Out to height 81 many feet. accom-
panied by stream 81 inilammable gas. With.
IN mas'one Of natures laboratories oil earth
quakes. Ihe.chisel pierced il, and the gas
came forth in harnIess.and useful form"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

Mr.. BrcH,s.s's RErrRS.-Ii j. stated TIA,
VIZ. bnrhansn has wrinen To Washington lhsi
be viii relinqn,sh his mission On ne l2.h n
February, whether q successor shall has, h.sn
nam'nsled o. not. Ile sill sppoibi NJ. Camp.
bell. The cnnsnl u London. temporary charge
daii''r-. as there 10 al present 20 secretary u
legation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

THg cRisEa.--'rhis peninsula. 10 which "a
nurh interest aiiarhed. is considerably latg,r
man NE state of Massarhuseis. II contain. .
geographical surfare ofupwad. II nine thousand
square miles II. rlimsIe IL mild and soil /, nile
J, ha. about 100000 inhabitants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

Fare posraoE.-i wise enactment ri ,he
Gansdian Parliament PROVIDES ihal III puhliea.
iions NJ scientific ard useful n.lurs. shslI g.,
free. no matter where they cons from.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

suIcIDE ~ SPANISH DUKg.-Ffom letter
70 the Independence Beige. dated Nad,id. De.
cember 2sih, The folOuinr IL nsn.lsled:
"Tlr Duke II soiomayor. former president 81
The Council Of Minister, AID chez duP aiais, TON