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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-09

WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SClfNAPPS.
Va" Druggists and Merchants and all any
articles contained in the above cAt0ue will find
vatngo by calling sending their orders above viii
bs found the Xensve Of PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States the prices
Please address. ]. WRIGHT X co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n24tf Nos Isl and q Chartres street NewCrlaans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-09

Jrtc'yS Doubie-Actins Suction and Force Pump,
1Ciih India Rubber Bat PaireS
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rILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GISASC-
VI LArOR is in plantations comprising the
and smallest classes OF which has taken oil
three crops with combination of the following advantages
other known application of steam to steam Grau
lator entire train:
requires pressure of 80 pounds of steam to strike
Battery"
q 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
3. Its pipes ''scae'' or require cleaning
heating surface equally distributed throughout the
of Juice that and hard grained is made
being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
and Glmaus Bagnsse Furnace is useone
pair cylinder boilers 30 incnes diameter and "a feet long
Gmnns Bagasse Furnace, furnish grind the
cane the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds sugar
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery Granulato Is In operation
much less expense the planter than other steam bat
terry application making sugar. part entirely
| by steam.
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
who prepHred make the Battery EvHpU
rators CHARTERS, be used with direct exhaust
| SAMUEL II. GIl.M AN
] G,, NaXY Lrl.lM. n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-09

RfANDf-2O bbs fine old Apple Cider for sale by
JONES, MACkINDER & CO,
MY 81 GTavier street.
SIROP DE FAMBOIS-5Uc cases No. l. for sale bv
~ SAMUEL WOLFF,
ins@o "5 Camp
SPARKLING MoSELLE-a5 cases Heukell 4 Co.'S
~ ior shle by SAMUEL WOLFF,
m!<o IS Camp street
nLD MONOAG AHELA WHlSKY-A few bar.
~ refs superior quality, IN store and for sl by
myZ1 JONES. MAGkINDER 4 CO., u Grayier street
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sul6 lvdWkA

l WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines, which they otter supply
Druggists ProprietorS lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. ISL amp Il Chsrres
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nFETCE UF THF CRESCEN1v MUTU Az
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
ment, viz:
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
Amount Of unerminated risks july ist III II 81
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Loans Specie; Circulation sas aS, Deposits;
May Isl 81. .ll4Oa96S3 l2Sl56ls S696693 6s,565,9

The compared with those Of the previous week.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
Books, Periodicals Me.
TIVE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, Twclnh

IL Aear.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR CASH PRIZES.
The Twelfth Annual Volume of this useful publication
ommenced on the 18th of September.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is Illustrated Periodical,
devoted chiefly to the promulgation relat
ing to the various Mechanic and Chemic Arts Indus
trial Manufactures, Agriculture, Patents Inventions
Engineering Miwork, and all interests which the light
of Practical Science is calculated to advance.
Reports of the e. granted are also published
week, including Official Copies of all the Patent
Claims together with and information upon thou
sands of other subjects.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published once week
ry number contains eight large quartz pages forming
nnay complete and splendid volume, illustrated with
Several Hundred Original Engravings.
TERNs-Sngle Subscriptions, two dollars year
dollar FOR SIX months Five copies for six months four
dollars for year. eight dollars. Specimen copies sent
Gratis Postage Stamps taken at par for subscriptions
Letters should be directed (post paidl to
MUM s CO.,
les Fulton street. New York.
Ez~ Messrs. MUYS & Co., extensively engaged In
procuring patents for nventions and will advise in
yentors without charge in to the novelty OF their
improvements.
Albert Leavitt, Book and Stationery Store, Corner
Main and State Streets, and T.. Ii. Tinkum, Newspaper
and Magazine Depot Post Office Building Corner of Main
and Fulton Streets have the above publication for sale in
Columbia soft
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
A MATRIMONIAL ALL1ANCE.-Fashior

A MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE-Fas ashion-
able folks have ceased to marry. Now,
according to jenkins and his imitators,
.thev form a matrimonial alliance up
on which Susan Jane writes to Punch to
inquire :. if such an alliance is to be con-
sidered offensive and defensive p MIR.
Punch ventures to reply" offensive,
when misfortune or difficulty is to he at
tucked aud overcome defensive when
sorrow or sickness assails: and expen-
sive when certain little parties. whether
or not will join in the compact"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14


These oil are obtained tg stillaton al The io1ncal
Laboratory arisi o Jelrsen q Pierre Iaeaur author
of c1ar Chemical Analysis, Lacaurs Chemical ManiY-
ultion= Iacoar On tie Manufacture Of Liquors. Sc
Purchasers particularly requested to return the
TASKS and o5;an their money, If the Oil does not give
perieef satisfaction.
iACOJR'S Oh. or C0GNA converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation Of Imported Brancs, viz. Otard SAFE
rae Nare Cognac Ionltney Seignete United Vineyard
PropTieor Castlion and London nock Braniies These
liquors VII have fall trinity favor and beautiful
sparkling color ,ectiiied Whisky viii be chan
gei by tise OF the OH Cognac to New York Brandy
Pine Apple Brandy. Common Cognac Brandy SC
IAC0CI.'s oil. OF RYE changes Rectihed Whisky to
Monengabea Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
Bourbon Whisky. &c
OH ot Cti'taf changes common Rectifed Whisky TO
Oi Irish Malt Whisky. and superior article OF Scotch
Whisky
sH Or PEACH changes eornnon Whisky to Virginia
Peach Branly &c. oil of Peach and OH OF Cognac will
convert common Whsky 10 Apple Brandy.
oil. OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky TO Holland
Gin, scheidam schnapps Rose Gin, swan Ga, English
Gin, &c-
LACoUR's CONCENTRATED ACID will. in five hours
after being mixed change five gallons Of good Vinegar ard
twenty-five gallons Of water to thirty gallons o the most
acid Vinegar that can be found IN the market BY the
Of Iacaars Concentrated Acid vinegar be made
for one dollar and sixty eents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. I4acours Oils require no
preparationonly pour the oil into the whisky and shake
we'll The liquors thus made viii have fine natural
ma full rich, oily taste beautiful transparent color
and fine bead lacour's oils exert three distinct prop
critics in converting whisky to brandy, gin, &c.
ie irsf property combines with and subsidies in the form
Acohol} The whisky is thus deprived that peculiar
aud taste and leeouaess ne, tr shirt
the second property consists in oily muciiiaginous
taste impaired 10 the liquor. which renders it mellow
and parts anappeaance of great age the third proper
y is exhibited in the rich ynous nutty odor that is i'm
parted to he liquor which renders distinction from the
genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put mp in quart TASKS; each flask
ains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
liquor Fail and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles. Price, 81 per bottle.
For sale a the OF St Charles and Poydras streets
hottie these oils will hexo
packed and shipped with bill of adng any part of the
country. upon the receipt of SO to the address of
feJs SLY p LAC0UR, New Orleans
Purchasers are requested, guarantee good faith
tn furnish the Of any house in New Orleans and
will ship hena package of the Oils If they do
perform ali that is claimed for them they will cost moth
ing.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
W EEkLY COLU MBIAN .

LIBERTY OF THE PREss-A bill has
been introduced into the Legislature the
effect of which is to curtail the liberty of
the press, to strict observance of the
truth in all publications relating to pri-
vate character, giving to any person de
sirous of obtaining damages, among other
advantages, that of compelling the pub
fishers to stand trial in any of the most
remote parts of the State; wherever in
in fact, the prosecuting party may see tit
to bring his suit This is certainly a
hardship, and in some instances, OF ITSELF
would be equal to the destruction OF
apper, even though the publishers were
TO gain their suit We are, and ever
have been opposed to the undue indul
gence in personalities, in which journals
are too apt to be led astray; but we are
also of the opinion that the present law
of libel, if executed, is equal to the pro
lection of any and every honest man.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14

No UsE.-Ihe Buffalo Courier SAYS a
member of the New York Legislature
had prepared the following resolution, to
be submitted to the House, but on sec
ond thought concluded it was no use,"
and abandoned the idea:
Resolred, That one day in each week
of the present session be devoted to leg
islating for white folks
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
AND
NE>m.@En =ann Is.

complete assortment of the Oils necessary for max
IN ing and havo-ng every variety of liquor and pack
age Of the articles used giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH
liquors. Converting 20 gallons of Whisky to 100 gaons)
and every article necessary to commence LIQUOR STORE
Will be furnished for $50. Also all the information
essary to conduct such establishment thus enabling
the beginner successfully compete with the Oldest
liquor dealers. Address, through the Post Office.
p. LACOUR.
New Orleans
i-acour's Concentrated Acid for making VINE
GAR, put up in gallon packages at SIS per package
in good shipping order.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14

AN ACT GRANTING EXTENSION OF TINE
TO THE SHERIFF OF TUoLUMNE Coon
the 18th OF last month, Mr.. Coffroth, to
whom as Chairman of Special Committee,
was referred bin for an act granting to
the Sheriff of Tuolumne county addition
al time to make his annual settlement for
the State and county taxes for the year
1856 reported the bill back and recon-
mended that it pass without amendment.
Mr. Cofroth stated that he had receiv-
ed letters from many citizens of the coun-
ty of Tuolumne asking that bill of this
kind might be passed. II was well known
that the present season had been very Sc
we're in the mining regions. Owing to
the great scarcity of water. there had not
been ditch or stream that had sup
nlie1 any water to the miners for the last
three months, and the consequence was
that it was difficult to obtain money
enough to meet even daily necessary eX
penses. This bill merely provided, in
order to relieve the temporary embar-
rassment, that the time for the collection
of taxes in that county should be extend
ed two months. The bill provided also,
that bondsmen of the sheriff should not be
released from his official bonds. Also,
provided that the Board of Supervisors,
which would meet about the time the
bill passed. if it did pass, should require
the sheriff to give additional bonds, if in
their judgementth they thought it advisable,
for the money that might be collected by
him from the first OF March to the first of
May
Mr.. Ashley offered the following
amendment" And shall continue the
collection of the State and county taxes
until the expiration of the time" Amend
ment adopted.
Our very able and competent sheriff,
Mr. James NJ. Stuart, not being desirous
of having an extension of time granted
for his especial benefit, as he would have
his business ready for report as directed
by law, recently published card to this
effect in the Sonora Herald, and in order
to place Mr.. Coffroth ina proper position
before his constituents, we give the above
extract taken from the Legislative report
of the Sacramento Union, in justification
OF Mr. Coffroths s action thereupon.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
GREAT Inducements to Agents, colrorteurs

GREAT Inducements to Agents, Colporteurs
NI and Posmasters, to circulate American National
Works. FSJ- Read the following liberal proposition.
To any person who will sell Fifty copies of either of the
two following works
=. THE NATIONAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
Coonal Revolutionary and Constitutional chiefly from
National Documents BY B. s. LOSING and f.
II. THE STAESMAN'S MANUAL; Containing the LIVES.
MESSAGES, and ADMINISTRATIONS of the PRESIDENTS from
WASHINGTON to PIERCE. vols vo., with fine Portraits
CLOTH gilt SO and will remit the amount less the libe
raj Comnisson) to the Publisher will be allowed Pre-
MuMof FIFTY DOLLARS worth of Books selected from,
the following List
A VOICE TO AMERICA by Americans syo cloth. 81 Oo
DowIIsGs HISTORY or RoMANIsm so plates Syo cloth 50
MRS. EIIIss CHOICE Works THE FAMILY CIRCLE
plates, vols Syo cloth, o0
IHE AMERICAN AND ODD FELLOWS LITERARY MUSEUM
30 Steel Engravings 2 vols. Svo. CLOTH 3 On
GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE, 800 plates. royal Syo cloth 80
WONDERS OF TIE WORLD $50 plates, Svo. 2 90
A Agents wishing to engage IN the good work of cir
cniatng these important Publications. will please address
line to the Publisher, EDWARD WALKER ia Fulton
street. New York, and they will receive immediate atten
ton, with fuli particulars of Commission &C.
newspapers copying this page and inserting the
zen tmes sending copy of each insertion to the Pub
lsher Will be entitled to copy of the NATIONAL HIS
Jury or SIATESMAN'S MANUAL, subject to their order
30-10t
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
A PAPER for the Million.

4 Paper for the Million
SCOVILEE'S FAMILY GAZE FTE---An In
- dependent Weekly Journal published in New York
the cheapest and best News and Literary Family peri
odical in the worl II contains sixteen large pages of
form suitable for binding and beside all the of the
day comprises Stories Anecdotes. entertaining and
structiye Miscellany and every variety of curious and
reading and at the following unprecedented prices
A single copy, dollar eight copies for five dollars
and twenty copies to address, for ten dollars, va
ra5ly in asanca. Newspapers publishing this notice
entire, and sending marked copy, will receive for one
year
JOSEPH A. SCOVTIE Publisher,
81 Frank lin street. y. Y
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
FOR LOCO PERSONS !:

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Agents in every county
in the United States to in the sale of THE GAR
DFN OF TUE WORLD; OR. THE GREAT WEST; ITS HIS
TORY. IT'S WEALTH. ITS NATURAL ADVANTAGES, and
ITS FUTURE Comprising completeguideto emigrants
with full description of the different routes Westward,
byC. w. DANA, of Chicago H. Author of Western
Scenes.7 " Life in the West &c, &c. With statistics
and facts from Hon. Thomas H. Benton, Hon Sam Hous
ton Col j. C. Fremont and other old settlers Compris
ing line history of the whele West from the time
of the first hunter who rod its patless woods, to
he whistle of the last locomotive that has sped along its
boundless prares giving full description of the Soil.
Climate and farming OF each State and Terrific
ry. Also the Railroads completed, in progress and ek
pected together with the Religious connexion Education
al provisions and Population from the statistics of 1855
and l56. limo, muslin: 400pages Retail price, 81 IS
Address D. RJLISON, No 81 South Third street Phila
delphia or if residing West, to H. NJ. Ruson, Cincinnati
Ohio.
sample copy will be mailed (post paid on receipt of
price Also full list of my publications, with terms to
agents.
RI Editors of any regular weekly newspaper month
" periodicals throughout the United States giving the
above advertisement four insertions, including
this notice, and sending copies of the papers, 10
containing the same. shall have copy mailed to their
address, postage paid. [jan3l4tl d. r.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
4 Il E G a n S
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory
NO. 32 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Between Bush and Suffer Streets

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE
named l;shnent takes this pehod of informing his
numerous friends and Customers that he intends fellow
ING the example of the eas Comlany-hat Is to reduce
his prices, WHICH he hopes viii give entire satisfaction
to al.
Ills CANDIES are all from tuart's Don hIe
Refined Sugar, which lie imports himself and all the
used by him 81 the finest flavor ami the best in
the market. together with variety of Candies too
merouS mention.
Ia ing had an experience of seven years in the lus
in this city and being tae FI,rt0NFEt1IONER on
give enre istctien to al who favor him with their
trade.
Py ansl improved process, his CANDIES are made
al quicker rate and with Hess expense than formerly
that he is enabled to sell at much lower Egure than
heretofore.
Pereons desiring anything in his line VIII do well to call
ard examine his speui stock fgANIlES as well as his
prices he feels ccna1ent they cannot fail 10 please the
strieteSt economist.
a beautiful assortment ofSti-ks Jumps AMI drops sell
ing at tie reduced rate Of cents per pound.
CoaTFyTyIEs.
Including Caraway SEEDS pearIed and smooth CHINA
mon Strings. Glove Bu5s Caa Buds, Coriander Seeds
l. Egc and small. Al 20 cents per pound.
GyoE DROPS,
Smooth flaonls Jia6c Paste French Notices, Almond
Candy. etc, al % cents
:. beautiful assortment CT French Candies.
Varying in prices according to quality.
y Rfii, tie traa,s public is Invited TO
examine tiis immense soc o. Candies comprising every
thing IN the ,lulre line
lie aycs It to the buyers judge ST the superiority of
his articles cali and for yourselves for ocular
demonstration Is lreof positive.
33 GIontgonerJ- Street,
between Bash and Su.te-
fehl4-am san francisco
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
Ncro advertisements.
FO OEs : AL e!

EAR. GRAVES well-known beautiful COIfAGt, on
4 Broadway with all there belonging. The same be-
in one of the most desirable residences in Columbia
ami will also sell the BROADWAY DRUG STORE, with or
without the Drugs oo7"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14

PHILLIP NV ARIL,
Who always keeps the best and incest in the shape of
WINTER CLOTHING and DRY G00iS.
have Just received the largest and best assortment of
goods ever brought to this market,
consisting of
FINE COATS; sTAIMAS PLAIN AND FANCY
CASHMERE FANS:
NISy STYLE OF TESsS: HATS, CATS;
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
The ladies Of Columbia and vicinity always find
e iirest and best assortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS. consisting of
FINE DRESS PATTERNS NEW STYLE OF SIiAWIS:
SILK VELVET MANTII.TAS, PLAIN AND FIG ii SILKS;
SATINS AND SILK EIVFTS. EMBROlDERIES;
COLLARS SLEEVES AND SETS:
ALIENS OF KID GLOVES, AfiILEENERY GOODS;
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES.
And all oser goods required to complete stock of
Dry Goods.
Ladies and Gentlemen viii please take notice of this
fact that ret suited at and to get Bargains all
that IS required is TO so tie veil known establishment
Of PHILIP SIIWARTZ
ian10ts Main ST.. Columbia.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
~ "EH@%~

VTNHE Undersigned will not be responsible
II for the contents Of any Valuable Packages or Bar-
gage transported any of their line Stages unless
said value is so stated and recepted for, by them
DILLON Il CO.,
A. n. FEIfER co.
Septem 9th. 1S56-no15-n
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
NEW GOODS!

TUyHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
q form the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Columbia and vi
entity of his intention to.open DRY GOOD Store, on the
first of April next in the well known house heretofore
cupied by NJ Brainard Grooer-where he will be
pleased to exhibit his entirely stock of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS. CORNELIUS B. KENDALL
Refers to
A. N. DoBBIE, ESQ., Columbia.
Il. II. HARRISON. =
JAMES SrRETV Banker, Shaw's Flat.
HENRY Bullock, " Springfield
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
Business Direetorn.

haEGENER, wM Wells Fargo < Co.'S EXPRESS
~ Agent. Main street Columbia
euih HARRY, Pacific Express Agent corner Main
. ~ and state streets Columbia.
IN AAlBURGER& & JAKoBI. Auetionoers and Ca,n.os-
sion Merchants Fire-proof bailalug, below Fergu-
s,n'ssaloon. Columbia
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
gOAUalBlA SCHOOL,.

HHAVING Enlarged and entirely remodeled
u u my school House so as to afford superior
moations and compor TO pupils and having secured the
assistance of Miss NELSON formerly of San Francisco
now tender my old patrons and the public generally all
the educational facilities offered in the best regulated
schools.
Tuition for English branches with Vocal Music,
per month 4 90
Lessons on Piano or Guitar, Extra. 10 90
ROBERT P0RTERFIEID, Principal
Columbia. Dec 9. ]s56-"5-n
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
5000 Men Leaving for Mexico !!
PHILIP SHWARTZ,

and remember well the only place to get suited gu
/ tn -,
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
ST. PATRICKS DAY.

JOSEPH A. SCOvIII.E. Publisher,
81 Franklin street, y. Y
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
FTrE DOLLaRS FOP THE

z. ID. Tinlsu1n, Newspaper and Magazine Depot.
Post Office Building Corner of Main and Fulton Streets,
and Albert Leavitt, Book and Stationery Store Corner
of Main and State Streets have all Publications
tor sale in Columbia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
From the NeU York Chronicle.
CONGRESS-.

The holidays have seriously intorfer-
ed with the business Of the season.--
Scarcely anything was done last week.
aud but little has been accomplished
thus far this. In the Senate some time
was occupied in discussing areport from
the Court Of Claims. The point under
consideration was. whether the decisions
of the Court Of Claims are binding up
ON Congress. This ia an important
question, and the result is looked for
with much interest. So far the inlica-
tions aro that The decision of the Court
will be regarded as final. The major
ity Of The Judiciary committee report
cd In favor ofexpelIing Senator Harlem.
Of lowe, whose election the Iowa Sen.
ator have protested against. Mr.Toombs
will present the views of the minority.
Tho House met. and adjourned without
doing anythiog ofthe least importance
save refusing to suspend the rules to take
up tho Pacific Railroad bill. ,r