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DR.. SAMUEL REYN Ids,
The unryaled CANCER DOCTOR,
Has removed from old stand lis Gravier street, TO Ma
l02 GRAvIER STREET where he is ephrea foifeaa nil s
which he processes to cure viz N ' soss
forms sCALp HEAD WHITE swELLINGs and ULCERS
Of every description.
Specimens extracted from Patients can Re
seen at Dr. Reynolds Office and references to PERSONS Of
nent standing this and other States OF the Union w hS'
been successfully by Dr. Reynolds viii bt given - Nj
who have any doubts of efficacy of his remedies bel p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

SANTA Annals RETURN TO MExICo.--We find the
following in the Washington correspondence of the
Baltimore Sun of the 10th:
Private letters from member of General Santa
Annals family state that this veteran and successful
chief will return to Mexico and head revolution
within ninety days Santa Annals own manifesto
discloses design Of this sort. At the head OF his
own party, which has never been entirely crushed
and aided by the church, and by all who discon.
tented with the Comonfort Government, and hostile
to the Constitutional Government which is to be
established in September, Santa Anna may again
be favored by fortune, and perhaps carry into effect
his scheme Of re-establishng the empire under the
guarantees of the church and army.
The election of President, under the new consttu
ton of Mexico, in progress at the last dates, and
it appeared probable that it would result in the
choice of Gen. Comonfort. In September the new
Constitutional Government is to be inaugurated. II
is probable that Santa Anna intends to make his de-
monstraton at Or before that time.
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.TOkiCe.

Families who propose Papeng their houses this srhsn 1
respectfully invited to call and examine the saiape oo %
the where may be GA H. MARBLE SfDSE
GOLD VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS, put mp in DetnrSs-
tion. Fresco and other styles, by B. Fl. BEACHBARh
F. NEWHAIl4y,
No. GO Canal street, corner Old i.sSst
,,,,e o,,s mp stairs4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

Rs~" Woodland Cream.'' "A POmade for
identifying Har-highly perume superior any French
article Imported and for half the price For dressing Ladies'
Hair it has equal giving bright glossy appearance 1t
Genenen's Hair curl in the natural
1t Dad always giving the hair the appearance of
being shanpooned Price only fifty None genu
inc unless sigued "Fetrdge Co.. fropreors of the Balm
Thousand Flowers' For sale by SICKLEs CO., Agents.
MORRISON. and all Druggists all 2peod6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

ss.s Al TITANIC, FIauRE.-The great extent Of our
country IS only vaguely portrayed by the strong fig
ure used BY Thomas F. Marshall, IN his remarks At
the Cincinnati celebration, when he referred to the
Aississpli Valley reclining with her head in the
lakes her feet in the Gulf Of Mexico and her bands
grasping the Allegheny and Rocky mountains.
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r.. Carer C0nlpassy's
PATENT IMpROVED CoTppN GINS

The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARYERs
patents of 1885, lSi5 and Ss permanently az
Office and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAyIER STREET ssa
now prepared to furnish Planters SPY
of this celebrated GIN,
They deem it unnecessary to detail its advantages r
its pumberless by practical
using it, arc sufficient to confirm its high Tepuiapa AID
make its adoption still more general.
ms 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

HOWARD AssocIATIoN.-At the annual meeting of
the = Howard Association of Baton Rouge on the
10th inst, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year VIM F. Tunnard, President VIM. g.
Waller Vice President; ]. R. Dufrocq, J. L. Valet,
Directors LIST Ward T, R. Walters, A. Waddill Di-
rectors I'd Ward; L. T. Waddil Treasurer; George
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

s9-hIrs. Boyd, No. I5S Camp street--Depot
for the tale Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. All kinds
of Sewing by machinery Ships Steamboats, Groces
Families Hotels Dresses made by model and with dis
PATCH less than the usual Ladies' Under Garments
made up order for sale ready made. jel5 2pol
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ATS, GAPS, ETC.,
pr. SaAsaseL Reynolds,

oFFlCE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW oRkEAfS
Cures CANCERS, scALD HEAD. swKLLIss Ans
ULCERS of every description in3l aply
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o. %. WOO6l1lan,

Has in store
P INTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
10000 =. No. l. WHITE ZINC PAINT-American.
12,OG0 :, French SNOW WHITE ZINC
~ casks French YELLOW oCHRE.
barrels COPAL vARNISH.
WHITE DAMAR yARNTsH.
3 JAPAN
:. COACH =.
coo gallons sPTS. TURPENTINE.
5o6 English LINSEED OIL.
so casks :. VENETIAN RED.
60 barrels LAMPBLACK.
100 kegs YELLOW OCBRE-In OIL
100 :. VENETIAN RED
80 cases Ass'd CoT.0Rs, pure Gro. in OIL ar 2p&w
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BATES & LUCAS, PsopEieaus'
TIE EASTER. Clarion,

I
% ~
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelaEgess cicsH&as5eh
of Country Newspaper the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants o. ssT oy
cans.
Orders for advertising lefta the CRESCENT OFFICE,
be punctually attended
aB-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent New Orleans d 1ssi
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Important to Travellers.
All who travel in this climate and especially who travel
upon the Mississippi and other Southern rivers peculiarly
liable attacks of Darrea. The suffering and danger from
such may be entirely avoided all will provide them
selves with supply Of
DR.. BILLINGS CARMINATTyE AND ASTRINGENT
SYRUP.
Letter from Rev Alexander Campbell D. d. formerly Pres
dent of the Mississippi College, Clinton, and of New Or
leans:
Dr. Bngs-Dear SrIts but simple Justice yourself and
the public generally for say that after having lebored for
several months during the last under the of the
remedies applied by gentlemen of the Faculty deservedy hshn
public estimation my bodily wholly Frustrated
found your Astrngent Medicine the sovereign remedy in the
also found it equally effective in curing of my chill
den of the miserable complaint Since it effected
myself have taken it whenever from any there
symptoms of and have always ouRd efecIa
in prevention as it had been previously in
In this Southern country every traveller whether by land
water ought carry with him this invaluable medicine, by
which, without any detention and with almost expense, he
might himself as he his Families and plan
taions would not only much disease but dear
valuable lives by always keeping part of their Ined
cal stores. Yours, ETC., ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Clinton Miss, May l3.h 1854.
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor,
as7 2p&w O. O. WOODMAN, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

The University Of Mississippi has 364 students
There are 81 in the law department alone The
faculty numbers 10 professors.
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We don't know--dont pretend to any right to
speculate in the premises-dont speak for anybody
but oarselyes--yet we imagine, when the eloquent
"bugle horn of Andrew S. Heron next peals upon
the air it will fall upon the ears of the adherents of
the Slidell faction like funeral dirges.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23
The Southern OIL company.

This magnificent Southern enterprise, about the
affairs Of which we had great deal to say two or
three months ago, is are happy to learn, quietly
yet expeditiously working its way onward, and has
finally attained that poin. which makes ultimate sue
cess certain. Although stock books have not been
formally opened for reasons entirely satisfactory to
those having the project in charge, much Of the stock
has been taken by our most public spirited and liberal
citizens men who, when they embark in any I'M
dertaking, invariably carry it through.
most eligible site for the works of the Company
has already been secured in Mobe-a site which
commands all the advantages that could be desired.
On this site the necessary work will shortly be pro-
crossing, and nearly all the machinery has been con-
,tracted for From the industry and tact already
made manifest there is every reason to warrant the
assumption that the Company will be in the full tide
Of successful experiment, manufacturing oil from
rosin, during the month of September next
The works already stipulated for, it is estimated
from reliable data will be capable of producing one
thousand gallons Of refined oil per day, or nearly
three thousand gallons OF inferior quality of oil
say that which is used for gas purposes. Even on
this comparatively limited scale-compa ratively, we
ay,when contrasted with the observation-disclosures both
of demand and supply-the mandatory must prove
d source of enormous profit to the stockholders.
7 : -
Although we have stated it frequently before, we
will state it again. the fact ought to be universally
known that the rights Of Z. The Southern Oil Com
pany y comprise and embrace under the undoubted
patents of Mr. Louis S. Robbins, theabsolute monopoly
of the following named Southern pine States, towt
Alabama, Mississippi Florida, Georgia and South
Carolina. Here is field to work upon, the yastness
Of the value Of which cannot be overestimated And
when it is borne in mind that, under skillful and ju
dcious management, which is certain to be secured
the works at Mobile, and the works to be erected
elsewhere, will be toyield munieent dividends,
dividends that will agreeaby surprise the most san
guine stockholders that the sale of individual
and company rights, under the patents, is bound to
become an abundant source Of revenue il such sales
are deemed advisable, the truth becomes apparent
as the sun at MONDAY that good an opportunity
for investment was seldom or never afforded. We
advise our readers to take stock in this Company
while there is chance left. Full particulars may be
obtained by application at No. u Camp street.
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ssrPronouncea 1ncurable by Physicians


Central Bridge, Schohare Co., N Y, Feb. u, 1855.
DR.. c. N. Jackson Dear SRA gentleman by the name of
Lan living in this place, who has been under the DOCTORS
confined the house for two past with Liver
Complaint, which last fall turned into Dropsy, and pro-
nounced oud by the principal of the place.
and his friends expected him die daily is now after taking
five bottles Of the German ers doing errands and
tending his daily business The Bers are consequently
in great demand Respectfully, JOHN g. OARRYL.
See advertisement jel6 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

ANOTHER TRoLLorB. Mrs. Catharine (Forrest)
Sinclair who ID now IN England is about to give to
the world work on America and the Americans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23
Mus. "a enc rhlrd congresslonaI DIstrIct

NIuss In the Third Congressional District.
The Bayou Sara Ledger, in its issue Of the Goth
inst, maintains and proves that Davidson was fairly
nominated in the Third District, and administers
scathing rebuke to the boltersto those dissatisfied
gentlemen who, finding they could not rule, attempted
to create general row, without regard to the nteg-
rity Of the Democratic Convention crockery ware.
We quote from the Ledger as follows:
When we look back to last Monday and view in
our minds eye the proceedings OF the Convention
delegates-we cannot but rejoice to see how well and
how firmly the friends of the" Old Chief" stood fire
from the outside pressure in the lobby and from the
deserters in the camp Yes, the true :, Democracy
Delegates from East Baton Rouge Carroll, Tens,s,
Pointe Coupee and a portion of those from other
parishes, bottled and left tho house, yet did the friends
of Davidson firmly maintain their position and pro-
ceeded with the nomination. Col Davidson received
20 votes, Major Heron, NOTES.-THE parish Of 81.
Tn,n,any not being counted among the potes for Da.
pidsoa Thus did he receive a majority of all the
votes in the Dstrict-clearly showing that had every
parish which boted remained and voted for Heron,
(St. Tammany included,) Col. Davidson would have
received q majority of 2, which was well known to
every man in the Convention! The reason Of their
leaving is apparent to every man.
The boilers, we are happy to say, received no en-
courigement from those delegates who attended the
Convention for the purpose Of making nomination
When they were leaving, cries of " let them so, lei
them go ~ "n Democrat has left the house-they
are all in the hall of the House of Representatives J!
sounded in their Such greetings they deserved
aud they were not withheld.
Afterthe adjournment Col. Davidson addressed thu
assemblage in his usual happy manner. Loud erie
4 were made for Heron, but be responded not per
baps he was not in the hail. for 10th to bellev
7 that had he heard the call he would have treated
! in such manner-though his friends acted badly, w
do not yet believe that he approved of their conduct
However, he should have been present. ready an'
| willing to respond to the choice Of the Convention
would have produced by quoting these beautiful
Il lines
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

FREsoH BLANKETs-A large lot of gray French
blankets is offered SALE deliverable about the LIST Of August
by Messrs W ecord Co., Nos 70 and z Canal street
adj ertisement.
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%. %. WO0dnt0sl

IS SOLE PROPRIETOR OF DIR. BILLINGS
CARMINATIvE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP
AN ISFALLIBLE RENEpY
For Cholera Infantum, or Summer Complaint Of Chill
dren, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, or any Irregu-
arities of the Bowels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

CHAINS, ANCHORS AND RAILROAD IRoN.-Large
quantities Of these articles offered for sale by Mr. Thomas
j. Casey, No. 81 Camp street, See advertisement
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y. W. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AY Lave,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in all It's Branches 10 the Ps
EAST and W EST BATON ROUGE
EAST and WEST FHI.iGIAaSh
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. ucl1G cn1'
"
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o. O. W.OOdnsa11,

Warrants all POWDERED DRUGS sold by him strictly
pure having personally in their crude state and
powdered for his sales-among which
dc Pow
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To Is.aveie,,s Leaving the Ctty.

To Ih'aceles's Leaei1sg the City.
s& "a, f. You will lind at FIX
J. B. STEEL'S STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
& No 60 Camp street. Y
very large and extensive variety of
MI S c e l. a " E o US FORKS,
Suitable for Railroad and Steamboat Travelling,
-embracipg-
LATE NOVELS
(Bound and Unbound0
q5zS=s HISTORY, G. .gs ptl
e-,..s BIOGRAPHIES
.-. 80 TRAVELS, etc.
The Latest Publications
Received issued from the press, ALWAYS AT
PUBLISHERS PRICES. s Eg
Hea.." ~ ,.- ALSO
MAPS of the different States y rst1&
RAILROAD GUIDES, and
..I NE va ROUTE BOOKS.
]. B. STEEL, a.-
.., Law Publisher, Bookseller and statoner,
je22 2p3t No. 60 Camp street.
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o. o. W'OOdsssan,

Has received by late arrivals direct from England France
and Germany large assortment of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, PER-
FUMERY, etc. Among which
1900 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.
100 pounds Conrad's HYD POTASH.
1900 ounces Peeiier FIR. QUININE.
800 -. Gunner German
49, pounds Mander's English BLUE MASS.
100 :. :. :. CALONEL.
8 cases CARB. MAGNESIA.
10 :, CAL. e.
10 gross boxes Sparkling GELATIN.
40 kegs best SUP CARB. SODA.
70 casks SAL SODA.
30 :. Eng LINSEED OIL. r.
rs gross TOOTH BRUSHES.
10 French P0MATUMS,
800 punches VIOLIN STRINGS
gross London BROWN WINsOR SOAP.
IS pounds CREOSOTE.
20 =. SUB. IODINE. AT 2p&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

EMBRAcEp By ENAKEr-A few days since, says
tie Philadelphia Ledger son Of Mr.. Jacob Renhart
about twelve years Of age while walking along West
Conocheague creek, near Upton, Pa, saw a younger
lad than himself, who had been fishing, suddenly fall
into the creek Young Reinhart got pole,
WITH which be fshed the other lad out Of the water
md landed him safely, when be found that black
snake, about four and half feet long was wrapped
round the child body His pocket knife soon freed
the lad from the snakes embrace, and the child snf-
fsred no further damage than . bath and a good
fright. AZ Fl s8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

DOG FOUND Somebody has found Newfound-
land dog. See advertisement 49,
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Pebble Spectacles.

complete assortment of excellent Glasses GU}
and Steel Frames always and for ssle at mcrsas
prices, by the Subscribers
We have sold these same PEBBLES for THIS Tss
YEARS PAST, and guarantee them unsurpassed rs
HELPS READ by anything that this or any oihfr contr
produce. r,oo,,,,,v
my23 aptf Canal and Royai stseaEs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

fsuBERNaroarAL.--Ir addition to the name Of our
distinguished townsn,an, Judge sharkey, says the
jackson diss) Flag Of the Union, we hear frequent
mention Of others il connection with the nomination
of the American party for the office Of Governor, VIZ
Cen Henry, Col Cobb, Col. Alcorn, ext Congressman
Nabors Col. ]. NJ Davis, J. "A. Ventress ESQ., Gen
Taylor, Col, Yannerson. Hon. W Brooke, Hon. W. A.
Lake. and others splendid list Of candidates from
which IL would be difficult to select tile best owing
to the surprising excellence Of all.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23
The Lexington Observer and Reporter gives the
following account of the affair, but it will be seen,
says nothing in regard to Mr.. Clay's paternity:

following account of the affair." but, it will be seen,
says nothing in regard to Mr. Cay's paternity
On Thursday evening last, about 2 o'clock, Mr. Je-
rome Edgar was shot twice by MIR. John NJ. Clay, in
this city, We learn that Edgar sitting in the
merchant tailors storeroom of George A. Bowyer, on
Main street, in conversation with two persons who
were sitting near him. Clay in with his pistol in
his hand and advanced to within eight ten feet of
where they sitting, raised his pistol and fired at
Edgar the ball entering his mouth cutting his tongue
severely and lodgingi in the back of his neck. Edgar
Immediately rose and ran out of the back door, but
while in the act of doing Clay drew another pistol
and again fired, striking him in the back. Edgar
being in STOPPING position at the time, the ball
from the second pistol ranged upward, and did not
enter the cavity Of the body. Both have been en-
tracted, and Edgar we understand is ina fair way Of
recovery. What provocaton existed to cause this eff
fort on the part of Clay kill Edgar, we not ad
vsed, the persons present concur in stating that
not word was spoken by any one from the time
Clay entered the room until he left it, after firing two
pistols.
Mr.. Clay, so soon as he had fred the pistols and
Edgar retreated through the back door, turned and
walked back to the Phoenix Hotel, warrant was
shortly after issued for his arrest but the officers
have not yet succeeded in finding him.
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alabama .I0lsrnnE.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY. TRI-WEgKIF ANE'
WEEKLY.
The above paper is published Capital AAbs1a
one OF the oldest anbest established payers the
has the largest circulation in its vicinity the rUr and IN
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which tzso
with New Orleans consequently the best medium fer 40
vesns BY Mechanism New Orleans swis
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, P.opEiestms.
TIE MS.
Me. 3Mo. kMo. II Nc
Daily square. 90 $500 sl3G0 $40 90
weekly, ! sqsare.,.......... so. 500 1899 % W
Tri-Weekly, l square,. 90 500 I2sD IS S3
Subscription Daily per a14um. .... ...---.-S es
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,ambrofvpes for. O1as DOllass.

No. I26 POYDRAs STREET,
First Saloon from 81. Chuylss 81.
Also, FINE oPERA-GLASsES 20 LET nj ISgRSgE
FIVE CENTS, at
G A Y'S
Depot of Opera Glasses and AmEsgtyyrsa.
M 2p3m 1875 FoydrnS street.. N. O.
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Boots, Shoes ard Rroaa,as.

.. AT WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS, EussaA
BROGANS, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Ssrnv ana Gsar.
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices. By
FROST IL Co,
No. 10 MagpEhrre ss1sss
III ATS, CAPS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE. ~
Weare constantly receiving SIN ry
Cashmere, Pansaa, Leghorn, Straw Leaf Mexican AZ
Wool ATS. atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST b CO.,
jylS 2p&W No 10 Mapszins stsse,,
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Cigars.

YOUN G A MERICA
viii always hand his} business
old stand.
IS ST. CHARLES STREET.
Jer 2p L. DELACRUZ.
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Dental Notice.

DIR. GEO. W. SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON zagy le e,g,
suited daily, from A. NJ till p. Office and resiSenr. c
of Carondelet aud Lafayette date Heyia strss1
a23 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

REPORTED HOMICIDE BY A Son OF HENRY CLAY.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th publishes a
rumor that quarrel occurred on the previous Thurs
day at Lexington, KY, between John Clay, Esq, a
son of the departed statesman, and horse-trainer
named Edgar. The Commercial says:
High words passed between the parties, and led
finally to personal encounter, when Clay drew a
vover and fired twice at Edgar. One ball entered
his mouth and passed out behind the ear. Another
ball lodged in the back. Edgar is reported mortaly
wounded and is perhaps dead before this time
Clay Immediately LETT Lexington, and has not been
heard from since. The parties have not been ami
cable terms for some time. John, we believe, is the
youngest surviving son of Henry Clay.
Of his elder brothers, one--Henry Clay, Jr.-was
killed at the battle OF Buena Vsta-and another
James B. Clay, is now a Democratic candidate fol
Congress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

AMES' IMPROV SUG A r A = -
Which RAPIDTTY of evayoration al LOVE tsnseIB-
tue SAVING of Steam and SIMPLICITY Of ce0struttiua
sUNEQUALED. VIII evapoete so cent greater
tity in time with saving Of rs per Of
ordinary processes employed plantations Msn
featured by
DANIEL EDWARDS,
2s, 80 and 80 New Lesre Sl:,.
a24 2p2n New 0rlszns LIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23

MRS. MoLEAN.--This woman, whose name has OBJ
tanned an unenviable notoriety in connection with
that Of the Mormon Elder, r ?. Pratt, who was
killed in Arkansas by her husband, was in St. Louis
1T ast accounts, and the papers say she was under
the surveillance Of thepolice. She ID probably on her
wy to Salt Lake City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-23
Shell Combs: SheR Combs!

Just received large and complete assortment OF SHE'LL
COMBS, sale very low, by
LION & PINSARD,
je2@ 2ptg &C 6 RoyGI street, corner Benvile