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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
LAIE Agent OF L. 5. PATENT orYicx WASHING

LAIE Agent OF L. 5. PATENT 0,YIcE WAsHIxe-
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IS STATE ST, opposite hiby St, Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice of up
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ain and other foreign countries. Caveats SPecif-
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eign works, 10 determine thu aldity OF Patents
or lnventions-and legal OF other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies of the
clrims OF any Paten, on RENTING One Dollar.-
Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency Is not only the largest in New Eng
land but through it inventor. have advantages for
securing patents. ascertaiuing the paten,ability
oil invcntions, unsurpassed by, If not immeasura-
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vices so moderate. The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate vast collection of specifca-
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All necessity Of journey to Washing ton 10 pro-
cure patent aud the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr. Eddy the most arabic and sue
esss,nl Irscticioners VIII whom had ofhc inter
ssss.e'fi ASeMHsoS," 6omy,,,,ioner Of Patents,
II have no hesitation In assuring Inv en'rs that they
cannot employ person competent and rusicorfkv
and moe capable Of putting their application, in a rn
10 secure irun them early and casid ration
~ the fAtsnt ouee kDMl Nd BURKE
Late C0mmissiontT Of Paieais
"Bos,Jn, February g. 1883
MI II. II EDDY has made for THIRTEEN appN
cations On all bu oAA OF which papnts have be, granted
and that one is nou pending such abb, prod
OF great talent and ability his part lead. me 10 recon
mend ALL inventors TO apply 10 him procure their ~.
tents as they may he Of having the most faithful at
ieniion oestow'd their cases and at very rea.onab,
charges IuN m r ,tc .Vr az"
from sept lith 1857, to June l7th ls5s the sab.cr
oSF IN course Of H. large prac'ce made on suce reject
ea al piestions, SIXTEEN APPEALS, IyEKY ONE a
which was decided IA has Jao by the Commission, Of
A'N's i5'o Il. ii. EDDY
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WHAT THE JArASEEsf THINK OF
HooPs. While the steam iri-ate Pow.
hitan was in Japanese waters. one of
the officers showed some Jap nese who
came on board, several copies of Harper's
Magazine. \ newspaper correspondent
says;
They became very much interested in
the engravings, particularly with the
fashion plates. remember one OF these
plates in particular which excited their
wonder; and if the reader can refer to
the June number Of 1857 he will no, be
surprised tina. they should have been
startled.
How very lat your women are - said
the high officer.
Tel him us al h,mbCg,' replied
Hold on; III show him how they man
are IT," took DOWN another volume.
and turned to the January number of
1857, and again to the April number Of
1855. OF course they laughed heartily.
especially at the latter, where spring
fashions for ladies' are so admirably
clearing the track for al apoplectic
poodle. Oh course they laughed. l:
was enough to make horse laugh.
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Notice..

We the Subscribers and OF the following Islands
viz. Long Island, Johns Island, the Islands known
the Eastern and Western Sisters Grow Island, also
all Islands known the Green Islands Serags,
lying in Plscenta Bay, and lying Esserly from swans
Island positively forbid all persons from cutting or TAX
away from either n said Islands any wood, timber,
hay Paving Stone, other article or areies
whatever without hrs obai ing leave PERMISSION from
US Any persons tresspassing on either
said Islands vii dealt with the Law provides in such
use, A. X. p. LUNr,
JOHN Il. LCST.
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Revengei1 longer lived than gratitude.
Indorse Mr.. Smiths note to keep him
from bursting, and he will forget all about
il in a month. Pull Mr.. Smiths nose,
and he will cherish a secret desire to
burn your house down for the remainder
Of his life. Revenge is passion
Gratitude appears to be only senti-
nent. We can all hate but it is only
enc man in q hundred that possesses
sense enough to be thankful,
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Just Published, the 9Th edition, in sealed en-
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postpaid. on receipt of two stamps
This little work, emanating from n celebrated
member OF the medical profession gives the mos,
important Information ever published, TO all per-
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health and ppiness-contaning the particulars
oil an entirely new and perfect remedy for Sper.
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ana Pimples on tn Face, Piles, Indigestion, Pal.
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the whole system, inducing mpote iey and mental
aud physical ineapaeity by means Of which ev
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e Address Dr. Gil. J, C. KLINE. lst Ave.
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WV . ly. !.
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CALVIN rECk. Ll+zE1rth, n. Crabtree. Ut, Ta n
c,ck, Il : rrrhe, sullivan; John Fierson. 6outlshoro
John Hardy stnrhcai ". leighton, M,i!brdse, Nich
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John Stepheas Biueti. and all Druggists and dracr
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Railways Removatiny ResoIvcn,
Prof. De Grath's lectric Oil.

I HE ELFCTRIC oIL-Eiectric Cures-Pain i. ,hc
pfomouor OF Death relieve the pain, and cheeh til,
a.
Prof De Graths Electric CT is the marvel Of the age
for the following loot everything
Cures rheumatism. often in a day,
Cures Nenral.ia, Prothaohe two minutes
Cures Cramp In stomach, i've min, te.,
Cures, Butus, " uuuis, Bruises, TO three days;
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes,
Cures Ear-ache, stiG Meek, Asue, one night.
Cures Piles sw, II Glands, ten days
Cures Felons, Broken Breasts. salt Kheun. two SIX
days
Cures Hemorrhage, scrcfula, Abscess 81, to days
Cures Frosted Feet an CLllplains. three days
Cures Ague aud Fever, 10 three days, and ali
vous and scroinlous affections.
Cures Deafness. one 10 fJnr days,
Cures all pains in the Back, Breast, &c.
As example Of the estimation in which it is held by
Of the ables writers urst, and writer's law &c
Grath from John Livingston, Esq Edtos Of the well
known Monthly Law Magazine, Isl broadway. New York
word Of such testimony is OF more value among the bes
Glasses o, te c1uny than volumes from unknow
GRARD HorsE, Phads May Ith, 1855.
PRoF. CHARLES pE GgATH freely give il my opin-
that your Electric on is among the ST wonderful
remedies Of modefa times AT the earnest request ei
lady who alleged she had been relieved Of a pals,
affection by its VAS induced to believe be
quack medic and a catehpenny humbug, but trial
coyinces tina, it possesses magic pow er and its Us
viii prove blessing To SUI ring huGnaaity.
roeeniy took cold from sleeI ing in damp sheets and
neck became much swol, and painful tina could
my head
after using Sthou success everything prescribed h,
my phy'ican, las. evening hi Electric ui This
morning well the relief having been complete
il lnstALiAue
Yours very truly,
JOHN LIVINGSTON
Editor Monthly Law Magazine.
l5I Broadway 100 " est lsth st T.
Mr. Livingstone belongs TO the DID, wealthy. ami hig
y respectable families OF the first settlers # New York
Any address him the sahecof the above
which will Be answ cred with pleasure.
CArroS,-There numerous N itatlons sprung up OF
the repuia that my article has acquired The pubC
must beware. They are worthless. 3mos40
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the moment it applied to the injured parts. all pain and
uneasness Look Counterfeit AMI Imitation.
Purchase only RApwAr's READY Rxlisf. Price IS cts
50 cts and 81 per bottle.
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N OTTO E i.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF
"A the late William Bingham, ESQUIRE, deceas.
ed, are called upon TO make immediate payment.
All the lands remaining unsold belonging 70 the
said Estate, lying in the counties of Penobscot.
Hancock, and Washington, in the State OF Maine,
are now offered for sale at reduced prices for cash
For information in regard to the above and FOR
plans and descriptions Of these lands, Application
may be made to the agent.
6, n. BLACK.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
Fosrnrd ..EssncfnEfnn.


AT" special meeting of the Howard Association held their
ONCE on Friday 18Th inst the following resolution unan
mousy adopted
hes"eS That the members of Association are
h9w ready 70 attend 10 the INDECENT sick Yellow Fever
thae requiring relief referred the following list of the
members and the places where they will make application
First District
f. f. SCHMIDT, No. 81 Nayades street,
y |. RICARDO, No. % Camp street.
GEO. W. SHAW, No u Poydras street
g H. MOBILES, No. New Basin.
D. T. DONOVAN, Market street between Annuneiation
and Pacanier street.
W. h. GILES, of Gaenue and Annuncaon streets,
also at Frederickson's Drug store
II. II. DENTZEL, No. 30 GamO street
Second District.
W. l.. ROBINSON No. lO5 Royal street.
j. LIVINGSTON, No. 81 Camp street.
Thlrti District.
D. NJ FANNERGRIEF, lI9 Elysian Fields street
r. L. ROBERTSON, No.43 Casaculvo street
A j. NANnERGRIEF, No.llg Eysian Fields street
A. BUQuEKCR0N, la EIarpe street between Dorgeuois
and Broad streets Granbos Drug Store corner Epa
made and Craps.
Also, applications may be left the Drug stores of
PLACE corner Victory and EysiHn Fields streets Shell
EfS, corner MORGAN ard Englien streets and WEBBER's
corner CasacAlvo aud Manleyie streets
Fourth District.
j. j, BROWN md j. WILLIS MIR. Boyon's druggist
corner Magazine and st. Mary's Streets
Il. F. SCHMIDT, President.
H. H. DENT2sl, Secretary, pro. tenn. Howard Association
August l4h. 1858. au1f antf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

SPANISH TlrLEs.-on the authority of Paris cor.
respondent ofthe Couf4ier des Etats Unis we fndit
stated that, as inducements to subscribers to canal
which is being dug in Catalonia aud in Arragon, the
Queen Of Spain offers the title of Baron 10 whamso-
ever subscribes to one hundred shares Five hun.
bred entite the owner to choose between the title OF
Count or Of Marquis, with the quality of Noble Of
Spain Of the first degree. Have titles of nobility
come to this The correspondent thinks that who
ever throws fishing line into the canal may hook up
title, and further suggests that similar fayors be
conferred on subscribers to other public works in or
der that we may hear such sounds as the follow
lug Duke Of the Rail, Count of the Canal and Baron
Of the Yiaduet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

Loss b. THE STEAMER PINK ToNEY.-The schooner
Red Fox, Capt oliphant, arrived on Saturday night,
having on board portion Of the officers and crew Of
thesteamer Pink Toney, Capt. Lockwood, which yes
sci foundered at sea On the 29th July in latitude "a
deg. 40 min, north longitude % deg. II min. west
They were taken on board the Red Fox at Campea,
chy. where they arrived on the I'd inst. The Pink
Toney was cleared at the Custom-House in July fol
Mintitlan by the Tehuantepec Company, and went
to sea from the Southwest Pass on the 26th July
Two boats, containing the second officer of the
steamer and thirteen others, have not been heard
from.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

THE REGATTA To-DAY.--The event of to-day will
be the visible birth of the Crescent city Yacht Club,
in their first regatta which is to come off on the lake,
opposite the New Canal. From the stamina of the
young gentlemen composing the Club and from the
preparations they have been making, we are led to
anticipate lively excitement, and unlimited satisfae
tion to all who 50 down to see.
Itshoald be borne in mind that the regatta comes
of at r o'clock, and that it comes of certainly, no
matter what the state of the weather may be- A
calm, however, might prevent the race but nothing
else will.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
CELEBRATED
S e WING MA HINES S,
For Family and Plantation Sewing.

These MACHINES uuquestonaby the very hest in the
market better evidence required of this ne than the
reputation acquired by their extended sale and general use
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE SOUTHERN STATES and
ON the largest plantations And although these Machines
date back to the time Sewing Machines invented yet
over
1900 Machines have been Sold,
And ARE GIVING UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. The
same Machine Wilde
EVERY VARIETY OF SEWING
required in aity from the finest Swiss or Jaconet to the
heaviest Negro Jean or kerseys eight hicknesses
The GROVER Il BAKER MACHINE finishes its work
where it stops, which no other machine does
There occasion to fasen tile at the tho
required by other machines The stitch is far supe
hand sewing and has for its recommendation superior
strength elasticity and beauty piece can be cut from any
part of the seam containing five stitches it will be
found that the cloth will give the thread break before
the seam can be separated
The GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINE is the only one which
does not require the under thread into shuttle
what is more objectionable little bobbu the
with the Wheeler Wilson Machine
The prices Of GROVER 4 BAKERS MACHINES are from
S75to Sl25 the SIS Machines put up in beautiful
wood box, and can be used by hand or foot
All in want Of RELIABLE and SUPERIOR Sewing Ma.
chine which has ecsyed the approval Of The first
families Of New orlean Machine which very simple nd
not continually getting ont Of order which de
cribed year ago not requiring the patience of Job to
work it, requested to call any offices examine
for themselves.
No charge is made eoching and all Machines fully
guaranteed.
GROVER 4 BAKERS SOUTHERN DEPOT,
No. IL Camp street,
au2s 2pts New Orleans, la.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

The COMMERCIAL READING RooMs.-We will keep
before the commercial and reading community the
proposal Of Mr.. f. W. Coeer in regard to continu-
ance 81 the reading rooms at the corner of St Charles
and Common streets He offers, ifsubscrbers enough
to pay the expense shall forward, to reopen the
rooms on the 18th Of October, with guarantee to
keep them open at least one year. Mr.. Mtflin, the
late proprietor, will superintend the establishment,
and will do SO to the satisfaction of ALL We direct at
-tention to Mr.. Coolers card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
Z. =. .fEisrru9g, sggenF,

Dealer In
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, CORKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from 10 and q Bege street % and "a Gus
TOULOUSE STREET.
RIA orders for The above articles promptly filed Mt
ortest notice. by wholesale and retail rlv3 2n1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
We ATwAgEa sEMINa MAeaINg-Tlig machine

THE ATwAqER sEwINq MACHINE This machine
isnoty yet known to fame, for Just hut will be-
result of several the tedious study
pernsut VIII certainly be very soon in the most extensive
use It's great claims the attention Of sewing world
these Il sews as fast and ss well any other machine
very simple and ingenious construction that its simplicity
amounts to perfect wonder. is also simple It's work
ing operation that any may learn work thoroughly
in ten mlnles We have examined ii, seen ii explained
and therefore speak knowingly And finally isthe cheapest
ofa the sewing maehneshepriea ranging from s2i to so
lot the machines have been by Mr. s. Church.
i'll az the corner Of Apollo and EFo streets and every houst
keeper should go andook them. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

SEVENTEEN THOUSAND or THEN HAVE BEEN SOLD.
Seventeen thousand is not extraordinary number Of sales
when the articles Shoes hats barrels Of -four bales
of cotton anything like that hit think Of thou
sand dg machines being sold something altogether
derful 1t is the Baker machinewhich is new in
veuon, compared with Of the other sewing machines
that has reached the immense popularity BIZ the
number of sales and though speak Of the number sold
wonderful it is not very wonderful when consd-
what sort Of machine the Grover Baker sewer is
Adapted to all kinds Of ana fine sehngdong u
work with strength, beauty aud rapdiyand being put up
different styles suit different aud different pufses-it
combines the success and popularity than
any other modern invention The Baker machines
constantly be the Southern depot No Camp
street where they sold with full guarantee aud their
tanght, free OF charge, See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

If YoU DoN'r KNOW IT, You ouanr ro.-And
TINT aoody is selling his magnificent stock of shirts and
general furnishing goods prices And when it re
msnherea hoT cheepy he sells yhng with profit to him
self It may be guessed that when sells at cost his goods are
ogeheapdfteheap-the cheapest kind Of cheap Go and
examine his stock aud be satisfied
Meas-Aoody leaves for his Northern manufaetory in few
days and will be happy take orders Of s fyends and
customers for their shirts and etceters for pgeet M aa "a
anlsh d eleganee next m and winter See naversamant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

TIE CRY IS STILL THEY CoNE.-The popularity
IF the Singer Sewing Machine know
for the agent in New Orleans Mr. Waller Bennett No 33
Camp street constantly receiving and distributing fresh sup
plies Of the machines The geut feature Of the Singer Machine
sits general fitness for a kinds Observing its particular
andthe attachment which gives # particular capacity
for turning hens q width and laying them beaut
fully The machine i simplicity smphed gets
Of order They have become immensely popular throughout
septh and the mandatory kept high pressure operation
alhe year round We call attention Mr. Benefits card IN
smother column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

YELLOW FEVER on Capt Preble Of
the ship LalIa Rookh, from Bordeaux reports having
spoken on the 18th inst in latitude 2s deg north,
longitude 90 deg west, ship Nathan Hanau, Capt.
Nichols, hence for London, with the captain and
thirteen men sick with yellow fever. One seaman
had died and was buried on the 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

DAILrY's EXTRACTOR AND WmsoN's ExTER,IIs.
AToRfhese famous articles The exermnaor Of pan
and the other nannhaor Of foaces ought to be III
every palace mansion cottage shany and crib town They
10 be had Of ]. Wright Co. Nos 81 aud ISL ohartres
street See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
$50 and S25 Seeing .uacltis,es.
.a Curious Fact.

It has been observed ana justly too that whenever yellow
fever makes It's appearance numbers III the community
have felons bo their backs hands is quite
seyabe at the present time. Numbers thus complaining
We acquainted with gentleman who has bad eI5n on
Of his hands. He applied TO it
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
when instantly eased The pain and drew out large core from
the afflicted part One example is worth theory
Suffer longer "Daeys Pain Extractor is the sure relief
For sale in New Orleans wholesale retail at propctors
prices, by
]. WRIGHT & CO., -...
q and l5l Charities street,
an23 .p8eodGltW sole Asens for dc south.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

QU1NEE AND BITTERs,- Immense supplies of Qni-
nine and Of Hosteer es have been received by Mr. o. O.
Woodman, Of Magazine and Common See id
vertisealents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

The last words of the Old Testament are fearful
threatening Lest I come and smite the earth with
a curse The last words Of the New Testament are
a benediction: The grace Of our Lord Jesus Christ
be with you all" Amen,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

THE rational Gu1pg TO spGr1tNa-Mr j. D.
Menny's system Of spelling with the highest approval If
those who have investigated us merits Tho work should h.
looked Into By all friends OF education ehad At No. O.
Canal sranE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

Ha@ Dobear's Commercial College, No, log Canal
street qualities gentlemen and youth business the short
ct possible time, having professors each branch etc sec
advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

56 tieTia street,
@ New Orleans.

New Orleans. March Is 1883
have used Coins Karerupeum for chls fever and
has cured escy believe will when everything
else fails. A. ". SMITH,
New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

New Orleans March IS, 1855
NJ. Coins I have baen using your "Eaperlapeum' for
fsa that have suffered with for the last eighteen years hay
ing dusug that lime been operated By Dr. Johnson Of st.
Louis without success have been induced to Try your Ka-
and confess wish perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure
AMOS HLHE0WER,
Cont street. near Robinson street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

TO- LootS out for limitations of Lea q Per-
eins Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement, Dpn
IN Sons. HnlG gNIawLn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
Boots, 55s0ss asts6 Br0Gnma.

E8o0Es1 5560e8 13tG6 16E7GGN8T8a
At WHOLESALE.
Plantations mppiied With prime DiehDE BoGTs, Ru1Bs,
BRoGASS, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw Snd Ca
peachy HATS, at tha lowest market priees, b.
FROST L Co,
NJ. N4P4ziras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

FIfty Thousand Tickets.
NE4EIF ONE PRIZE TO EVERY VINE TICKETS

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.
FIVE PRIZES