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Is 600 prizes amounting to-. ..............S2 500 600
The 900 Prizes of $50 determined by the number which
draws the $35 900 Pri2ef that number should be odd
ber then every odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to SIS So If an number then every number ticket will
be entitled IS 30 in addition other prize which may be
drawn. ~
Purchasers in buying equal quantity of odd and
Der tickets will be certain of drawing nearly oehaf the cost Of
the same with chances of obtaining other prizes
Remember that every prize drawn and payable in full with
out deduction.
All prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediately after the
drawing-other prizes ut the usual time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves So Quarters, S24s
Prize Tickets renewed other tickets ut either office
Orders for tickets can be addressed either to
10 Drawings received in this city days after the drawing
5"'. S. SWAN & CO.. Aalana, Ga.
je2 2ptd orS. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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A pERFuMEp RREArn.-Mhat lady Or rentlema,

A PERFUMED BREATH-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dsagreeabe BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers as dentrifce
would only render sweet but leave teeth white as ala
buster? Many do not know their breath bad and the
subject SO delicate their friends will mentonit Pour
single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning. fifty cent bottle will last year.
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove tan pmpes
and reckles from the skin leaving of roseae hue
Wet towel three Drops and wash the face
and morning.
Sharing Adds EayWe your shaving brush in either warm
or cold water pour three drops of balm of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard we'll and it will make beautiful
softHther much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only % cents Fe'rdse Co., proprietors For sale by j.
Wright K Co., 0. O. Woodman, and all druggists
fel5 &Weod6m
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SUMMERS ILLNEss.-There is q considerable dis
crepancy observable between the following account
Of Mr. Summers illness, which was elected during the
examination Of DR.. Cornelius Boyle by the investi-
eating committee; and the accounts given by the
telegraphc dispatches published by the Tribune and
the rest Of the abolition press throughout the Union
DR.. Boyle on being sworn, said:
+ :" have seen no medical man with him but myself
There has been none there. There are q great many
friends present, and they make Mr.. Sumner out a
great deal worse than he is They say he has fever.
| have never discovered any. I have been his con-
slant attendant and have never known his pulse at
any moment higher than eighty-two. yesterday
corrected an article in the Integencer stating that he
had fever, and the correction appears in to.day's
paper. He has no fever to my knowledge. l have
visited him twice day. His brother said he ought
not to come out, and cited great many cases that
had come under his observation in Paris where death
had taken place in six weeks from blows on the head
his brotherls not a medical man. Senator Sumner
OF course, took the advice of his brother and his
friends, and of course allowed them to do as they
thought proper. Perhaps ought to state my reason
for Directing to his coming out on Friday. There was
good deal of excitement at that time and thought
that if Mr.. Sumner did not go into the Senate for
day or two the excitement might wear off,
On being questioned as to the possibility Of Mr..
Summers being able to leave his room, he said:
~ think this that Mr.. Sumner might have taken
carriage and driven as far as Baltimore the next
day without any iniury,n
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Doesticks on the Rappir1gs.

"Spirits Of men who were renowned on earth
For noble virtues Or transcendent worth,
Now find in Shadow Land their just reward
This gracious privilege the fates accord,
This bliss unspeakable they have from God,
To dance attendance on " Mediums" nod.
The shade Of him we call our country's sire, T.
Each night raps loudly for his paltry hire
The holy martyrs of the earlier times,
With spectre hands now grab for Yankee dimes
Bill Poole and Shakespeare, in a union strange
Now skin their knuckles, rappng for small chang
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HoaIcIDE.-We learn from the Charlottesville Ad.
vocate, that man by the name OF Marion, killed his
prother-in-law, named Carver, in Nuvanna county,
recently under the following circumstances: Marion
was ABOUT 70 ehastse one of his own children, when
carver threatened to kill him If he did So One word
Drought on another until Carver made at Marion,
and me latter drew his knife, with which he
cut through Caryer's neck seyerng the ugular vein
me wounded man bled to death in very short time,
Marion was tried and acquitted at the last Fuyanna
County Cont. -
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An improvement in refining sugar is the employ
ment centrifugal force for driving out the syrup
from the crystalline grains Of sugar. For this pur
pose, the syrup, with the grains formed in it, is fed
into drum fixed on vertical shaft, with its circum
ference formed by wire game, The drum being made
u reyolye with rapidity 900 times per! minute
the liquid mass s driven by centrifugal force to the
circumference where the grains are retained by the
gauze, and the liquid through on the outside.
constantly acting force, and it would seem as
it the same effect might be produced by a broad and
shallow filter the lower part Of which should be par
TALLY exhausted by an engine
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\ stron s.-nrtntled, Women.

The proposition is as clear as daylight as clear as
moonlight; as clear as sunlight as clear as-as-as
anything; as G clear as mud,'' if not clearer
that the ststrong-minded women of the land, the
Weak-minded women, the domesticaliy inclined wo.
men, the women who are satisfied to be what God
made them, the gentle, aimable, intelligent and &C.
complshed women, and the girls who expect to grow
up to womanhood, have all right-a positive, inner.
ent indefeasbe right rise in arms against the Dem
ocratic nomination at Cincinnati.
The women and the girls have right to enquire,
.swho is James Buchanan?n The following, from a
contemporary, will tell them uhat he is:
the many good reasons Why Mr. buchanan
h no S "p @ the sd
sS%p'y T e pssn ns
turning the White House into bachelors haetng before
n h ons s h M @ n
G oa b saey III ds s 1T
Just think of it, ladies. Here is man nominated
for the Presidency, who has made it point to spur
your angelic sex through long life Is such a man
fit to occupy the executive chair? Is such a man
capable Of ruling over men, women, or children
Why nature, from her very womb, answers no! Il
all men were like him, the world would become de
populated in half century Think of fair u bright
and glorious world ruined, as it would be, if all mas
eulinity followed the example of the Democratic can
didate for the Presidency, and act accordingly.
We have often stated that Mr.. Buchanan was very
respectable old gentleman Well he is, as the world
goes. We are not aware that he has ever violated
the laws of the country Or been looked upon as q
dangerous and suspicious character But, he has sci
at nought a "higher Law" than any known to the
statutes Of the civilized earth. He has outraged Di
vine law! The Bible told him it was his duty to hell
| to multiply and replensh the earth.' He wouldn't
lend helping hand, however. He wouldn't even
try to obey the injunction of Holy Writ. Had he
tried and failed there might have been some excuse
invented for him but as the matter stands, he is
wholly without justification. He has dsobeyed the
law Of the Bible, cited above. He has wholly failed
in his duty to his beauteous countrywomen and has
not contributed iota towards the sum total Of hui
mainly.
Hence we argue that he is unfit for the Presidency
no matter how able aud irreproachabe he may be il
other particulars, and appeal to our lovely country
women for verdict in favor Of our proposition We
rest the in their hands, with the suggestive in
terrogatory: what would become of them if all man
kind should go, and do and act towards them as MI
Buchanan has acted
We have always admired and acknowledged the
shrewdness and tact of the Democrats but mustsay
in this instance, they have committed an awful blum
der in arraying all emininity against them We sup
pose it was owing to the noise and confusion that
prevailed at the time the nomination was made.
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We TERMS:
Ta CEesself will regularly served to IN the
early hour excepted for
year, advance and quarterly at the
same RACES 81 10 cents sabs to the carriers.
ps insertion In all cases.
ST. FIJI ssery suSseaaent insertion, 30 cents
second page charged 81 for every
insertion.
published will be charged ST per
sauare tor every Insertions @ f RI $5
not win be published month";
longer and charged aecordingly advertisement sub
Do stopped until all arrearages paid
option Of tha prgprie tors: i5@8
Liberal Discount win DO made to regular advertisers
TsExEs DAILY CRESCENT
which renders desirable dun for
Users PAPER it calculates Largely reaching
niay Of homes Ut early hour, and being read
Before the business hours consequently articles
for family may be adyantageously published its
columns. ~ 3s3
THE wv a. ETxLK CRESCENT
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Having extensive circulation throughout
lseaa Misssspp kansas, Alabama, Texas and other
saes presents favorable advertisers
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
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Ra@Aimost every paper in the Union is COM
mentns upon the good qualities great benefits derived from
the use of Dr. j. Hosteers Stomach Bter and the immense
sales which have been made by the agents Southern and
Western Cities is conclusive evidence of its virtues and con-
vnce that the thing for this climate and should
be used every family by old and young before meals during
this weather. preventive against all stomach
diseases most prevalent at this season. when only the
weather the diet has controlling influence upon the SYSTEM
For sale by F. j. Hart Co., 10 Tchoupiouas street Cady
Holmes, Ciravier street. je20 6d&W
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The clerk of the steamer Michigan, which arrived
last nighta 9 o'clock, from St. Louis, has kindly
furnished US with files from that city as late as The
18TH from which we learn that the rivers were all re.
ported to be falling, the weather was cool and nea
SAINT. aud business on the wharves lively Arrivals
were not very numerous but came in, generally well
loaded The last reports were four feet in the hi.
nos three anda half on the rapids of the Mississippi
and five in the channel of the Missouri.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

CoATISG IRoN WITH CoPpER. Pomeroy's London
patent proposes to make similar to sheet
tin, BY which stiffness is impaired to the copper,
which is desirable in many processes Of the arts AT.
ter cleaning the surface by acid water and heat the
sheet ironis dipped into water containing clay ss-
pended in it and then dried, when it is plunged for
moment Of time into melted copper The sheet metal
may then be rolled.
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ID T E ID.

On Thursday morning. 18th inst, Mrs. MARY j., wife Of
A. F. Moynan.
The friends OF the family invited attend the funeral
from her late residence No 80 Pyna street. Eao This
Afternoon, at half past O'clock
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Important TO Travellers.

All who travel in this climate and especially those who travel
upon the Mississippi and other Southern rivers peculiarly
liable attacks Of diarea The suffering danger from
such attacks may be entirely avoided if all will provide
selves with Il supply of
Billings Cnrminatfve and Astringent Syrup
from Rev. Alexander Campbell D. D. formerly Pres
ident of Mississippi College, Clinton and of New Orleans
Dr. BILLINGS Dear Sr-It is but simple justice yourself
and the public generally for that after having
for several months during the last under the ravages
the scouge of climate the Diarea UNTIL spite the
usual remedies applied by gentlemen of the faculty deservedy
high in public estimation bodily system wholly pros
traed found your Arngen Medicine the sovereign remedy
in the Iao found equally effective in curing ofmy
children of the miserable complaint Since
myself have taken it whenever, any cause
there symptoms recurrence always found it
eectua in prevention it had been previously in
In this Southern country, traveller whether by land
water ought carry with him this Invaluable medicine by
which, without detention and with almost expense might
himself he passes his way. Families P1anta
tons would only much disease but many
valuable lives by always keeping part of their medical
stores
Yours etc., ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Clinton, Miss, May 10, 1854.
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor,
0. O. WOODMAN,
jel6 2p6t<W of Common and Magazine streets
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES, /.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES. b.
The two preceding and the two following numbers those
drawing the first twenty prizes entitled the 50 npproxma
ton prizes, In the usual manner.
Remember, that every prize is drawn and payable full with
out deduction.
All prizes of $1,000 and under paid Immediately after the
drawng-oiler prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential Theawn numbers
will be forwarded to purchasers immediately after drawing
Whole Tickets So Halves S21s; Quarters, sl14
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets either Office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either TO
EDrawings received in this city days after the drawing
s. SWAN Il CO., AtalHnta, Ga.
je2 2ptd or S. SWAN, Montgomery Ain
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SUGAR AND TRADE.

Although the season is well advanced sugar
and molasses continue to arrive daily in rather
larger quantities than the shortness Of the last
seasons products would seem to warrant The receipts
at the levee up to last night since the LIST Of Septem
Der last are, Of sugar. 147 jog hhds against ISL 65e
hhds at the same time last season. and barrels
nolasses against 299 1858 barrels last year The diff
ference in prices form, however, the most attractive
feature. The following shows the variation in price
for three years:
81 81
It will be seen that, although the deficiency in the
crop Of sugar would at first view incucate the idea
that cultyators had not received remuneration the
last year possibly, who were compelled to sell
early in the season did not obtain 50 high prices as
those who held on till after the LIST March and those
who are now forwarding their crops cannot we think,
COMPLAIN Of prices We have an account sales before
lis Of d lot Of New Orleans noasses sold in Boston
the Sd inst al so cents gallon four months credit.
The same description Of moasses is now selling on
/ our leyee at the same price cash Those who have
been 50 fee in their remarks respecting the
| ment Of Tie sugar interest in our cty-that is the
manner in which sales are made, with the general
mode Of conducting operations find that there is
no surer market in the United States than the much
abused levee Of New Orleans. Though inconyeni
enees do exist they are occasioned more by natural
causes than any other. f.5l
# We alluded, two days since, to the consumption
and distribution Of sugar throughout the world. We
give now the production Of the world up to the pre-
sent year, for three years past:
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Mr.. sPONGE's SPORTING TOUR-Eded by Frank For
roster With colored illustrations.
WORTH AND WEltLTH-AIRXims for Merchants and Men
of Business. By Freeman Hunt.
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
Thomas Moore Edited by Lord John RUSSELL Vols.
being the completion. just received sale by
J. B, STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Statoner,
ielf 2p3t Cann street
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eqlstO1a, alKyg0fE 5 Co.,
formerly Burnett Dostwick)
PUBLISHERS AND BOOE&SELLERS,

rs C1I1EP !SZEaEET,
Will issue the first day Of January next the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY" embracing the of all citizens
statistics in regard public institutions, and also Planters
Directory containing the of the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS.
number of competent and experienced have been
the last months constantly engaged upon this part of the
and it will be compiled expense sufficient to deray
the whole of publication of ordinary Directory. All
business applications should be addressed 10 W H. RAlNEF
Box II 2S3 or left at Is Camp street. je2 2pSua
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Alfred Lombard, who was sometime since convict
ed Of stealing money from letters, in New York, was
sentenced in that city the 18th ns to two years
hard labor, ut any place the Marshall might direct
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gers y 60. IN another Column.

Rs5- We are indebted to Mr.J B. Steel, go Camp
street, for copy Of # Bakers Formation and Cult
yation of the Voice; complete and practical meth
Cd Of yocalization consisting Of every variety Of
Scale Exercises and sofeccios progressively arranged
and adapted to the wants Of beginners and advanced
pupils il the Art Of Singing. This volume, aof
which the foregoing IS the title appears to be very
useful one from the We have been
able to bestow upon it.
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The faIlowIng appoiaImenls Ners conir1ned br tbe

q. S. Senate, on the 18th instant
Augustin Capdeville to be Appraiser Of Merchan-
disc for the port Of New Orleans, Louisiana, vice
Thomas " warren, resi- aaed. 8 it@ H.
Stephen D. Dillaye, of New York, to be Appraiser
81 Merchandise at large, vice George w. Pomeroy,
deceased.
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"A joint convention Of the New Hampshire Legis-
latura was held on the 18th at Concord, and Samuel
W. Berry, was elected Secretary of state Mr.. Berry,
Treasurer and Amos Hadey, State Printer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

Its said that about dozen persons had their peck
cts picked during The late Buchanan and Brecken-
bridge demonstration at Boston. That's what they
got by keeping bad company. q
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I'll Word to aNHot1seg.s.

The most disease to which children subject is
In fact it is almost universal Thousands Of promising
children die Of without the being suspected The symp
toms various that diagnosis is almost impossible
Mothers who would be the safe side should administer WI
NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE whenever the slightest
indication of the complaint appears If there worms in
the system do no harm, and If there are it will iualbly
annihate them and effect radical and permanent cure.
E~Be particular remember the nae "Wners Canadian
Felmuge This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by D.
.... J. WRIGHT Il CO., n...
jel6 EXTRAORDINARILY q and ISL Chartres st.
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~ ...@a LSaEEey's a..-r.
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
There has been discovery made in Maeria Medica
whereby pain can be quickly aayed and where parts in
high of inflammation rapidly reduced their
natural state and where wounds be thoroughly
and rapidly healed and decayed restored without either
defect than with
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. "'
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
a. y. WRIGHT & CO.,
ie16 2p3tMoWeFr q and Is, itartres street.
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The brig Hand left New York on the 18th inst.
with a large lot Of provisions for the sufferers al
the Cape de Verde Islands
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B00as, Shoes and Br0gosas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS, HATS CAPS, ETC.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSsET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL. MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p3W 10 Magazine street.
K4;A TS, PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
1ylS2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1856.

eSF We are under obligations to Mr. J. 8. Ian
phier, clerk Of the fine steamer Belfast for late river
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BAPTISM OF THE IMPERIAL BABY Speaking Of
the enormous outlay Of money on that occasion,
The Paris correspondent Of the N. Y. Daily Times,
says: dpropos Of this subject, it appears that the
baptism Of the first Napoleon son. the King of Rome,
N 1911 cost 100000 francs; the baptism of the
Duke Of Bordeaux, Count de Cha1nbord, in 1921 81.
600 francs The coronation of Napoleon l., cost
l745 francs his marriage with Maria Louise cost.
2670,9s2 francs; the funeral Of Louis XVIII, com.
pfsng indemnities paid to theatres, cost 1900 600
tranes The coronation of Charles x, cost the enor
nous and unexampled sum of 532 400 francs % cen
times; the marriage Of the Duke of Orleans cost
100000 francs. Compared with similar events of
more ancient periods, these sums are enormous,
santsimon complains Of the erhorbitant expenses
which attended the funeral Of the Grand Dauphin in
I'LL, which amounted to $4,000 hancss sous il cen
times
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EE0Ef IL EDO$eEs Excellent Shirts
FOR So.
HALF A DOZEN FINE SHIRTS FOR So
HALF A DOZEN CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS FOR S12.
HALF DOZEN GOOD LINEN SHIRTS FOR SIS
good fit guaranteed, beautifully sewed and buttons war;
ranted never to come off.
A splendid assortment just received.
Shirts made to order from RI to Sl0O per dog.
GET YOUR SHIRTS AT
S. N. M O Cd US,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
Corner Canal Street
je22ptf and Exchange Place.
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TANNING CoTToN AND l4rNEN,- English and French
fishermen have been long in the habit Of tanning
their sails ETC. III bark liquors, in order to render
them more durable Net states that places of linen
treated for seyentytWo hours with oak bark liquor
at 100 degrees and stretched frames remained IN.
altered in damp cellar for ten years; while untan-
ned linnen In the same place and for the same time
had entirely rotted, The one framed, also tanned,
was perfectly preserved, and the other Unframed had
rotted. Linen, also, already begun to moulder, may
be preserved from further change by being tanned It
seems to be only necessary that the articles be kept
two or three days in a warm solution of tannin
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glElgalls aailu QJfesfellt,
1sSsSsSII n. t.rTsEsF, Oh EFsIg OH LEANS,
DlrFIUE, NO. 10 O. Mr. i sTtREEl

sAAEs IA NIXON. WILLIAM 4 ADARs.
Is NINON 81 ADAMS.