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KlNO 4 TAYLOR,
WAsiess'e Dsatsvsts Fpynea ssd Domssstc
Fr1iss AnA mats. ana Csnntssisn
Dealt Re In Domestic Produce,
Nc. !, ~ Main ssrset.;.-.. EoKuK, IOWA.
EaNu M eoSnse.sd with the iarges. houses in
enabled ~ obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they viii sell ~ cheap ~ any
house in the west The following Ia = list Of part
Oranges, Lemons, BananAs,
Pine Apples, Tamarind, Prunss,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
A,nass. Dried carr.n'', naglish walnus., Fis..
Brasil Nuts Fea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts.
jel6dkw
PIANO FOATESs PLANO ROR TEST
flSWO very valuable instruments, made by Hal
vet, Davis 4 Co., celebrated man ufaoturers, Bos.
ton, for sale cheap for CASH, will b. exchanged
for country produce. or merchandise Of any kind.
KING l. TAYLOR,
| S0 BXS. LEMONS, in store and selling 81 very
OO low, At KING 1 TAYLOR'S,
lelodAw Main-st.
100O BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving, and vill
lOvU be sold cheap at KING ATAyLok's,
YAMAkINDs--A fresh SUPPLY Just recsi,ea By
jeiedAw KING TAYLOR.
Pine Apples, Pine Appless
/ A FEW DOZEN select Pine Apples us t received
IA at KING TAYL0Rs,
dAw No. Main st.
k'KUIls. Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Lem
= ons, Oranges, and nuts Of all kinds, just
reoeivedst KING 4 TAYLOR's,
| jys dkv No. Main St.
| Oransesg OranWcsiy
| S0 BIS. prime Oranges just received from the
w East, and will be sold at the reasonable price
Of - aoper box tothe trade. These are very fne
city this.eason kiNa THYLon, ~
june23d Mol Main-st
1.-TWO very hne toned instruments, from the eel
= ebrated manufae,ory OF Mason Hamlin
Boston, Just received and for sac chss for CASH.
VIII be exchanged tor country rodnee, If applied
for soon. KING 5TAYLoR,
juneIod1w No. MAin-st.
Keokuk Book-Hindcry,
AND BLANK BOOK MANuFACTORY
DLANk Books made and ruled 70 any required
u pattern Court Records, Justices Dockets, A..
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac., &c., furnished At
short notice.
Old dBooks Magazines ~ usic, Ar., bound ORE.
bound in Any s,y 10 desired.
Esa- Ny Binde-y will be found on second Street
next door 70 the AtheuRum,s sign of,hc Big Book.
jan. 20. ls54.--d ISAAC n. pIERcE.
nxssOLuTsON.
vUNHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
! the sabscribers, under the name and arm Of
Wilkinson and Marshall, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Ricnard Marshall win continue
in the business, and sign the name Of the Arm in
liquidation. ANDREW J. J.WILKINSON.
RICHARD MARSHALL.
ksokuk, March 80, ls57-apa-d4w
CO.Partnershtp.
F1SHE undcrsignsd, having formed CO. partner
i ship, undcr the name and style Of MARSHALL A
Bruce and purchased the intsrsst Of A. J. Wiikin-
son In the 6rm Vt wilkinson + Marshall, wiIlcon-
tinuc the business ~ wholesale ana rstAil Drug
gists, at the old stand, corner II Main and Third
streets. kICHARD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL Il. BRUCE.
Keokuk March so, ,ls57-ap3-dAv
TTIcr rrrr wuvNc rcp vpma,
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Dsalers In Rsal 8statos
00es In BAnkiae House Of Hesd. 0osham Rerd
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Xookuk Marble Works,
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MANUFACTUREAs Or
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DHALKR IN HEAL 1SrATE.
nfFICE On Johnsoa street. between 7Adsn
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A VALUABLE INvENTIONi
Architects ana 8uiIaers, Astenrion!
w. E. CHILDS 4 CO.'S PATENT
Elastic Gem mt q oofing!
FIRE AND WATER proof!
Roofing put on our buildings by Nr. kics, and
certify that far it has cred all the purposes
for which roofing 10 wanted, and from our sspe-
rience We checrfully recommend it to our fellow
citiscns Of keokuk.
CONNABLE 4 SMYTH.
HAMILL, kALSTON 4 co.
EDWARD kILBOUKNE
MUON, FRENCH 4 co.
O.. .W.HARRETSON.
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~. A. NEGDOU.
wholesale CQnn0lootou 1erchant.
AND AANUfAC1UkxnW AGENT,
No. IA LOUIS, NO.
nHALEk In Paper, Glass Wass, win1ew 0lass,
1Woodsn MAsA, Hsrsw anl nennst HeAsds, News
ard eDsk Mpf Ns16Ils kopsSe, Gsae aal Dooh
Ink, Priatsrs' AaseriAls, aaa AaaalssssSsA Ar
tioiss gsassally. Also, every siss ana variety Il
Fixs-P -PToo& 6Atsa % had.
nay33-1 -16m
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&c. Charles &os0l
7. A. HARROW : oO,................ prepristers
hA-dtf. KE0KVka IOWA. -.

.HRONT-6I kAD1eoN, IOWA,
IL A6 bssn ealasee1 - th0seu0Aly ,sesvstsd,
II - y ~ : lares anA sonns1io14 saAnAlisA-
nsnt, ,sonvsaAaat - tks stsAAbest landing, go y
The ve-y seDtss u business,
Tae 9n11ssignea has AaraasAs6 ~ thrsugheut n
ths bset style, aaA trusts that long sxpeE1-
sass In ths bssfnsss llensblshin - gtvs1s0eeal
satiaeAetiaa. s2f#
Oct. ~ 1855. AAwf b.F. 1OB.
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D. 4. cUA8y. .. \. nrs01sl1, SoaH .. aAIsEr.
CuLLDY, 0CO1HkkD = Co.,
Wholesale and ksAail AsAAsss In
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
1sarth 81, bet. Msia ssd johnson, Ksokuk, Iowa
- .ureceriss delivered 10 all pArts Of tbs City
free 81 ehekxs ftelbd
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FROM BOSTON.
hsy "A, mn

nsn Al Occasional sorr.'pondsDt
Boston, Feb %, 1857.
There WAS ar efrrr in yoa srtice II yessnrdsy 90
tie ,uits a.aiDst ike Msy1, General, Capts'a and
Asr,bsI, for Ipjsre. dose To The sps'A-cary's boy
CD The day OF the Buns vctop. Toe c 'urs did
not make tie ssnDcpcn there supVo-ed IN the
Gaze Of Ibe M.rhA, ard order d'sconunusDee Of
he ,ult against NJ, wti III So sg-isst fne otber
p,r,i.s were Jroeed 10 ,tsbd for uid An INCL
dental Ip,m stloh 10 that efe:: vas expressed in
ib- cp,hrb; bu' nO,-ltbsta'd ding this, l sm gvca
Ia III o,rstsnd The, the par afs cJaose lnteNd 70
Fl. Jan pass syoB she i.c's ID - Case, % -eil
in That Of she others. The question as To him il,
~tetber, the plaintiff barring suffered grlevoas H.
jory by lHesal violence, Marsoal Freeman was art
sud part il ihe eouu ivil and arranging VI that vlo
lei Co. in which case NJ ~ouis he eqsaiiy haeis vita
he sccomphces. And i y BY DO means unhaeiy
tlat Jury sy I'd cause ~ thni ~, hen the evi-
del % 10 hlly before them
j, snrioas, bat not unchsrscfershe, that The
Bosfen Post, IN statement usd~rstOd 70 have
teen furnished BY Mr. Be- jamiB +. HAllett, shoad
have r.pressbteo n opsIion IT iA- Court a. hosale
o. The pl,lptif, whereas il was crariy 10 his hvor
so lar as his remedy against swith, tdnanss and
Evans VAS col cerped. IL did reveal se'ie OF law
he subject Of htary Interpretation, " De sure,
which lie little startling and which one woui al1k
ight well csE Er the rryislon OF the Grrat asd
G,eral Court. Ii seems that the MAJ" or other
proper msgstraie may all out lhe militia not mercy
when there 10 a riot on loot but also whtnsSer be
10 afrsfd Mat there Nay be one And MI earthly
power can 20 behind his Ssosson a. 70 the 9aanuvy
Of his fesrs So th.IG Jery SseAs IA Use your
.wn irey,ient eern PARISH .heaId be Sufficiently
irighssped, he may cal oss Moor hiargeoo,
CAPTAIN sAeers, and Ensign Gaah6ower, and Place
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.s 20 -, =. =: =. ~: e = 1922 ;:ts
49, g.. An sd Ne vAksA 10y Nsy Co." ssia
sse Il ,ie ersse Hsv ~ beg. $50 ePs:.d .ssshs,
s!.c no, se, Iss $50 several Of sbsm spesed, md
nsp ,Irsss b. hssa h ed drew cei ne ecss,s and
b, ,esriss ,Is ss,srenvios % Istter, 90 declared
v,sher tie bag "a o. vss pot 70 sc Wess
R4re a s,aprer. I eosld not q the nomsnt sey
,b, ,h.I chat Ssd just vim sd wss nos 'emg o.
orSipu, occurrence, to notice which vosd on.y tsSe
srie q, nv ful isro bot this pan ~ 90,
ont vbai letters 10 go vest d,o hoe rp
NJ vith spy great csn6ssnce in the American fSt
Of5ce nor STRIFE ne - being much sss,d o. ms Wv
Ne MAJ see ,b4ee tbipgs in the Old World hrosl, ~
fn,,,s when heS Of letter or remittance tnr0Ssm
The nts, neipe a. IL u vulgIly termed, i'se saN,
kr. v that that Ietter or remittance IA. row Ssss
when conc udt BY STATING that " thin the gees PISS
81 ,mrt. mail bag has freqaectv beer 'eH ., MI.
vsod by the down train from Ne~-fork sno, ncH'
norpirS later. from Nsv-York lsA here oy inc 40,
r,in tom Biz ghsmton; and ihst pe~spsPers 400
me lt,fers IN Europe by the EaroPs we're deiivered
veeh 600 AID other. By the same shio not t to-day
Have, pertsps, en- the whole, .ho.n something 70
s1cu,s my troubling yeu With this letter
an, Sir, your faithfully
K.L.,soS, Br..ne Co, ~ T., Feb "a 1857
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P6ST-OPFICE NISMANAGENRNT.
n ~ Editor sf ne n. Y. Tvf6Npe

n ~ Editor If ne n y Tyeuae
SrR: y these days the 20 tai arrangements OF
etuntr have been held to keep wrh ssd iadiose
some Deasure it, prsgie or poetOa IN the scsse Of
sivibzsion. The safe, regular and speedy transmits
,ion Of ep~tolay conesposd 10 a ,essby in
civilized coamsni les; doubly 90 when the conmer iL
sro mercantile classes form large q proportion ~
they do n be Upifed States.
leave you " judge shs<ter the fsaewirg orcun-
stAi zee wi br.st Efficiency the part Of those
who are charged with the and control Of the moss
important pubhe department.
| .rif. foa place lot msch more than 900 miles
ohr.ni frop the 0y Of New-YOrk. There are t~o
rai,roAd ros,es by which somnnr cstion may De hsd
9th the city by The Erie R.'rosd and aoobeS via the
Delaware ADo Lses assn. line Ont toe former bridge
We f~ept s~s' cDrBg tie se frr,hes; tn ,tt roa'e
u fti eie.I and hS b.cs ned 70 torwud pAseRgen
I'D zen b. a. sbd from n " FORK ,inoe the ietsrrap
il"r q tshc CD tos osher EDe Yet ~lll It ~ crefred
hit RE k'e's for AID ton rbis oRtc' have osen kept
hing fr HOm fOor O. ,ev.n o-y. at a tms-the Pet
fl G. officials know ~bers; | do npt-~iih 'lt beiog
'.r .soeo 10 b.u -Iins' Oh Aay ooe can e-tnAte
the iujDy lore and meow u hsve res lltsd
and De- Dot nsed 20 detail my oso ,hve thoash It
hes teen ro' . little j. the gennty Of the POST
Cfiic. or Rsivsy officials cosld lnssut no means Of
peifn, q zee nail bsgs srss river surely they
pi. 1T ave for ~srded then by he Della ware and
Lsrt savanna hne abtl tie other route again prs,-
te8be
nEsy be pertinent 70 add ny ovn oN@srv.tirn Of
bow ale forwarded in the Sac OF Ne WORK"
On The 18th met | Travelled fron Ne~. York ~ this
place, by ,b~ lsst sb.ve Dti ionled rsirosd %
nseins Grtst b. nd, sbnu, o the m.il Ne for
800 lsr,ieu.r csfret we thrown on the Dl ~
hrD t. b. bsIsfefr.d 10 the OF the Ed- iae TIE
ptf,~ss osh; tsere sss bIsue and bury, add
TIE D.ls~Se line cars wat sbe~d Sled for train
" Il Ere me TO brug me 10 kirk soodl 5000 after
iipe Or porte O. DGtn ed - remove the bays Re
tie oftse of re Ere company head enc nan saw
" i,,,', Ais sae opsA; and another reply A>-e',
aR0tsr sJen 20! From this well q from rse
90, IN sbioh The bags Icy apoot and "a, sh
.er &c Of I'll prot. c,ien axair., ons ar NEE - 49,
icing rrlbd into . osrLer aud yobbs' At l-isa,s I
b. esD 20 cosbt tb.t b- bag. ern.ainef he matt
In a. ne ny ss'rbrhDsns on sitosssnx the I'll owisg
,she sb.b ne E'ie ran cane up. Tue porass were
t.syn ihe bsgs \ " Tbs Car. q ma .o.sde q; a
ap are 'b-p cal ed oct This one i No, 4, 90
" W,,t-ths Gre or ght 10 have soss 20 In sDs . her
& train Tie 0Ie goes back, &c Here - ssye,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

Vie Dspnerssy Of NE 10 Congressional Dstrie, Of
vbgb 70 have sssis.ssd Tia Hen Clemens Of Ohio
Comfy 70 sDesssd The Hon. z. KibwsI In the House
Of Representatives,
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MS TORY
~ yEI DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

. a. vtrssnia and MARYLAND 70 ooeAn
-, sovsrnnsns Half hin'on OF oo'
=, peaasisns made 70 the Omitted ssssse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

HEROIC EDITOR - McCardc, of the Vick5bn.g
Wing, is a real hcro-a practical hero Just read
what he has to say in his paper Of the l5th and he
convinced:
Edt0rin! PTcSHntGtioaS.-Wc Lave already an
noEnCed the presentation in New Orleans Of a hand
some service Of silver to our fair contemporary, Mrs
Plewett, of the I0zoo Banner. lIa!lcman, of the
Louisville Courier, has been made the recipient of
similar present, and Eastman, of the Nashville Amer
lean has been presented with ne riding horse, sad
die, bride, etc.
We have no use for service Of silver, and as we
do not ride much don't care about the horse, but
il there is anybody sufficiently impressed with our
stupcndous talents. overwhelming patriotism, gigantic
abors and unparalleled public spirit, to induce them
to offer public testimonial Of admiration and gn
ttutc, Wc hereby announce t. ''a the world and the
rest of mankind" that we are open to conviction. We
trust that the funds my be raised forthwith and
committee appointed to purchase and hand over to
us, Il plantation and darkics enough to make two
Thousand bales Of cotton per annum. rs soon as the
title deeds are in oar possession VIC shall c prepared
TO write IN agon2ing letter.
Nc! when You get that plantation, consider t,s
booked for weeks visit, and as applicants for the
post Of city agents to sell the cotton! Wei! M he it
bring at least fifteen cents pound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

Terrible LOCOMOTIVE EXPLosloN.-TheW Wheeling
Va) Argus gives the following account of a recent
disastrous locomotive explosion:
A large eight-wheeled freight engine, known as the
Black Hand exploded on Wednesday, the eth, near
Norwich, and was literally torn to pieces. A brakes
man named George Oliver was instantly killed. and
the engineer, Michael Rowan, was fatally injured and
died in few minutes. The fireman was thrown to Il
great height, and fell ut some distance rol the track
entirely Invested Of his clothing and badly scalled
Another man was also scaded, and some forty hogs
were killed or badly mutilatcd. The boiler turned a
complete somerset, and fell beside the track, com
pIetGy slon Of machinery. The engine was in the
middle OF three reight trains bound East, which
engineer, Il new conner on the Central Ohio Railroad,
had suffered the water to become low in tie boilers
that the iiues at one endbccamc exposed Two heavy
driving wheels, with their aXcs were blown some $50
feet from the track, passing through the top Of tree
At height Of perhaps forty feet, AID breaking off
huge limb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19
CRESCENT jon OrF1cE.-Messls Clark & Brisbin

CRESCENT Jon OFFICE.-hlessrs. Clark & Brisbin
rapng tie reward Of their industry enterprise Their
business steadily expanding, and among the recently
turned ont by them which beauty we
have surpassed For plain printing books
pamphlets, lawyers briefs crcuas and the like they have
splendid assortment Of materials whilst press department
is such enable them tie arges;
shortest notice FOraaS printing they well provided
having recently received large additions fancy borders with
fne cuts suited kind Of business Their skill good
taste printers manifest every job they turn out and their
expansion Of business consequently wondered at
They to be found early and late in the third story
Crescent building, and advise all friends
kind of printing done, visit them, pcci-
and learn their terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19
Desultory TIlentrica. Items.

BosTON.-The Nibo Raye Troupe are doing
good business at Barry's. Miss Elseworthy and Mr..
Anderson terminated their engagement at the Peoples
National on the 9th inst. The March Juveniles con-
tinue to draw crowds at the Howard Atheneum.
Mrs. Farren is announced to open at Kimball,s MI
scum on the 18th.
New YoRK.-The Payne and Harrison Opera
Troupe are still at Nbos. Prices of admission for
reserved seats have been advanced to seventy-fye
cents.
At tile Broadway, Mr.. Forrest has drawn crowded
houses on the ottnights OF the German Opera Cong
pany.
The new melodrama called Fascination with
Mrs. Barrow as the heroine, has becn successful at
5Burton's.
" Laura Keene has produced a burlesque styled
" Young Baeehus,'' which, with Second Love"
brings overlooking houses.
At Walack's, Wolcotts burlcsque of Hiawatha "
continues its successful career. . %.
Brougham is running King John at the Bowery,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport and Mr. Wheatly in the
principal characters, to good houses.
PHuApELrEGA.-Mr. Lorraine, of the Broadway
theater, New York, is playing a star engagement at
the Walnut At the Arch, Second Love- with
good cast, is meeting with success.
street theater. The Front street is closed The Mu-
scum has passed into the hands of Mr.. Bateman,
Gather of the Batcman chdren,) and is being
thoroughly renovated preparatory to opening on the
lst Of next month
WAsHINGToN.-Th Gabriel and Francois Ravel
Troupe have possession Of the National and are draw
ing coed houses.
CHARLEsToN.-Mr. Neafe is dclighting the Charles
tonians with his chaste and powerful performance Of
" Hamlet, Macbeth and the "Corsican Brothers. :"
ST. LOUISVILLE Keller Troupe have been highly
successful at the Peoples theater. Miss Charlotte
Champion is playing male characters at the St.
Louis.
CENcINNArr-Mrs. John Drew is the star at Bates
and a Mrs. Dutlicld at Woods theater.
PlTTsBUnG.-Miss Fanny Merant is playing Il star
engagement.
MEMrHls.--Miss Albertine and MI ChanfIau closed
by Maggie Mitchell
NAsHvlLLE,-Miss Annette Ince was playing here
at last accounts.
CHlCAGo.--Mr. C. ". Couldock was to commence
ut Rice's theater on the 18th.
WnEELING.-Mr. Edwin Booth is playing at the
AthenGum.
LoUIsvI1LE.-Mr and Mrs. Florence are playing q
very fatteling engagement at Bates Thcatcr.
Mr.. Anderson and Miss Elseworthy were to open.at
Forbes Providence theater on the 18th.
Mr.. J. g. Roberts is to sail for England in April.
/ Mrs. Annie Senter and George Jamison have beer
playing joint engagement at Detroit. They CLOSED
on the 18th, and were to be succeeded by Wal
| lack, Jr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

RAMsAy's PATENT WINDOW. ~ This invention,
which ssbnes neatness and beauty of appearance with the
greatest utt venator, may still be in charge Of
Messrs Wells Co.. at he MechRnc Exchange ST, Charles
street.
AS building operations for the generally planned
nj this season, would advise every gentleman who may
template building house, and inspect the patent window
they take luxury and into consideration in plan
ming their houses certain they will give the Ramsay
seniion their unanimous preference is especially adapted
pias and balconies all the purposes Of both door
and windowswingg the middle Ike the former and
sliding up and down like the latter by which
may be left entirely vacant entirely Closed opening for
ventilation any height from the floor either both
sides Of the window The gres. excellence Of invention
is apparent at glaee 10 the novice 1nerhanic
matters.
Messrs Wells CO. haze patent rights Of the invention
disposal and ready all times furnish all desirable
rornaiion In regard 10 il ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

excellence Of tile Brazilian pebble spec,uces of Mssrs
Co. No s. Camp street, up stairs which have
previously explained in cormHs by
citizens who have recently given them trial 10
of Of these gentlemen which published III HdvGr
Using department. would call the OF all who may
need any Kind Of aid to their natural vision MessTs Sermons
Co. intend remain in the city great length of time
aud the Brazilian pebble speosaces obtained Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

INTERESTING TO COTTON PLANTERs.-There is no
production Of the earth that taxed ingenuity man
contrivng machinery for its manufacture
IT would almost if there limit the machinery
called for by this great staple.
An infniiy Of mechanical genius is displayed spinning
weaving in the factories Another field machinery Just
preceding the other is that of the only
object being to lessen the bulk in Behind
again. is anotsthe gins and their Accomplishments
plantations and would suppose this the orr
gin Of cotton mechanical science approach But
Machinery ut the fields and attacked
the virgin cotton its Further this think it
cannot possibly This last machinery of which speak
new invention and altogether astonishing, when lis sim
plicit is conrasted with its labor saving qualities
The machine which aude is Howe's patent cotton
picker is about three feet long weighs less than pounds
and looks like between doubled gun banjo
It is sung the shoulder with strap TIE left hand poses
the barrel to touch its rnuze the cotton boil whilst
the right hand Turns crank the butt of the machine. This
projecting teeth through the under barrel and in through
the upper, with the greatest rapidly the ,harp teeth, they
whri past nuzze bnrre other whiskng
the cotton from the ball quick thought The upper barrel
sarge enough permit the cotton pass along the chain
freely the breech where is hsked off by fans also revov
by the crank falls bag pouch which the
breech opens This machine has tested pana-
to and Informed the work Of from for to six
ordinary cotton pckers besides saving the picker I'LL the fatigue
Of reaching and fumblng that is in hand picking.
The excellence Of the machine apparent glance and is
such that citizen OF Alabama has purchased the patent right
for that State sJo0D The agent for in Ious
ana Mr. D. W. F. Bsbee who may be found No. "a Com
mercal Place, where the machine may be examined by ali
interested We would advise every cotton planter in the city
and it. Its feature Of curiosity is that con
simple should have been thought of before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

Fix Up YOUR GARDENs.--Now is the time to Law
out gardens and the bounes Of Flora for the coming
spring and to all who be best with gardens cultivate
and beauty We wona hint that Messr Peorce Co. hor,
cutuFists from Europe Va fonnd at No. Il Char,res street
have on hand one o. The finest asscrents garden trees
shrubs and plants imported Into his civ They arc mi
guaranteed and sold q, moderate prices For particulars
the advertisement Of Me2srs. p 4 Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

House FURNISHING GooDs-A very large variety
ohousehold goods Of ring by Messrs Heath Mille17
Nos Is aud 10 Camp only table and kitchen ware
lamps ornaments etc. but paper hangugs and uphoeries of
the most superb descriptions Whoever may intend citing up
house, shoad neglect to inspect Messs H. MS very ex-
tensiVe assor;men; Of goods See their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

SOUTHERN FuREIruRE WARERooMs.-The estab-
lshent of Mr.. Charles A. Stewart, Nos II and 70 Canal
street. continues enjoy the liberal patrouasea thing
TO be wondered His always cramned
with furniture all descriptions tastes and his Term,
are very reasonable. See his card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

HowE's CoTToN HARvEsTER.--Mr. D. W. f. Bis
bee at No d Commercial Place has hand large
Of the newly invented cotton cke Mr. b. has also for
the parntrigts Of the invention for counties in
Alabama and Mississippi and parishes in louisiana and wishes
employ travelling agents the sale se See his I'D
yertisemeu,s,