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Eds. Crescent This formation has recently beef
partially traced and,examined, and some interesting
facts in regard 70 it have been communicated to as
As far rs ascertaned, its eastern extremity Is 10 the
nigh lands bordering upon the 0uachita and Black
rivers. To the north it Is found reaching to within
thirty miles Of the State line and in its southern and
western extension is seen in the hills near Natchi,
teches and not far from the Sabine river east q
Sabine town.
The field is exceedingly broken, and appears to be
made up Of series Of disonted OF separate deposits
is found exposed IN The ravlnes and cropping out
rom the hills II the parishes o. caldwell, VIM
jackson, Rapides, Biennvile, Natchitoches ana "a.
blne. Above and below Columbia only one seam, De
tween twenty and thirty inches thick, is found On
the Dugdemona and Bayou Saline and al other points
there Is one Of over four feet to the westward and
at Lake Bseneau there are two one above the other
and some fifteen feet or more apart each not less than
nom thirty 70 tn'Ftyslx inches and some distance
south Of Minden a seam OF upwards Of six feet in
thickness, i Is sad was passed through IN digging
well. lnthe high blum on Red RIVER, az Grand Ecore
there are many seams varying from one or two
inches TO ten or twelve And there Is no sufficient
reason for believing that at greater depths beds Of
much larger extent may not be found.
The coal belongs TO the tertiary period and may be
ciassed as canne hgnate. "nen nrst taken rom Tue
ground most o. i Is black and some u quite ius'rous
After exposure 70 tne weather u changes It's color
more OF 'ess ana also becomes lor tne most sIex-
ceedlngy pnans' ana breaks win handnng.
Is s'ranneu norizon.a'iy, ana lrregulary cracked
q. rsntanses WIN 'ns me q s'ia'ica.on' 80 mat
wnen aug il--a lhe mime y comes ous ~ angumr
blocks. Nnen piock Is DF0ken' inc erossrac1ufe Is
nCF1r dat
us chemeai comolna''on = ~ no means uniol.i
each pea anofus u'nereu' piopOlAou u 0ois'''D
ents' ana m several tne process OF FORMATION rom
logs Oh WOOD mo Dense piach coal was oiseihcuy
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An EMANCIPATION AoT.--We learn from the Wash
ingon States that Senator Pugh Of Ohio his
elaborate speech in the Senate said that the ecomp
ton Constitution better emancipation act than
that proposed by Benjamin Franklin to free the slaves
Of Pennsylvania And yet, adds the States. to make
the asseverauce Of its Abotionism doubly sure, Mr.
Pugh offers his amendment which, II received. will
be subversiye Of the best interests Of State, and
lead to the ultimate undermining Of the Constitution
of.the United States.
1t would be strange and suicidal indeed should
Southern representatives in Congress sanction the
antisavery and unconstitutional amendment Of Sen.
ator Pugh. Than do this, better bury Kansas mil
lion fathoms under ground. So says our respected
contemporary Of the Richmond Wing.
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Tbs PuoH AMEsDxgSr.-T Washington CORES
pendent Of the Charleston Mercury writes that the
Pugh amendment to the bill to admit Kansas as
sovereign State into the Union is quite distastefu
to many OF the Southern members, form effect it pro
poses to graft an act Of Congress upon State Con
sttution, and at the same time nullify the nonnter
yention clause Of the Kansas ebraska act by alter
ing the Constitution framed by the Convention Of
Kansas The writer adds that. III our best South
ern men vote for the bill with the amendment, twill
only be that they may avoid the greater evil Of ap
pearing 70 vote against Constitution which is Repub
ncan In form.v
]" The greater evil What can be greater evil p
appostely remarks the Richmond Wing, than " 70
graft an act Of congress upon State Constitution p
and at the same time nullify the non-iniervention
clause Of the Kansas Nebraska actg ?" Win the South
submit to the exercise OF 80 dangerous and odous
power on the part Of Copgressl
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J. WRIGHT G. co.
IF you WOULD ESCAPE

| f you WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH,
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant Never.Fa AndOie Pain Earth
WARRANTED
To cure without smart and quicker all as that other hng
reeve moreover has absolute uustakabe control
the many maadies named which now deaes ALL other
remedies and medical skill
l. Stops all pain even of Burns instantly,
Heals Burns and Small Pox etc.. free Of scars
3. Admits no scald to raise water blister sore.
4. Takes away Old Sores fully
5. sublues all internal and external Inflammation.
6, Ends Commissions, Collie aud Fits directly.
7. soothes Nerves to ease, quiet and strength.
s, Restores action and strength to PalAied Limbs.
9. Destroys Modification instantly.
10. Generates Flesh rotted thereby.
IL. Keeps oH Black and Swelling after blows.
II. Dissoves Cataracts and strengthens Sight
49, Draws aud heals Blisiers free of smart or mark
a. Neutraes all poons and humor either hereditary or In.
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes, reptiles rabld
mails corrupt bodies or plants.
BsoLUTELY
Now whether the bgot believes it or not Fire. Poison In
Hamm aaon Modification, Infection and Hydrophoba the
or OF all men, Incpent Consumption Constipation Erysipe.
las Cancer inflammation of the Chest Bowels, Pleurisy
Chronic Diarhea Dyseniey ETC. rendered comparatively
easily by child possessing but box Of
this Innocent mighty cheap electric rapid sndOte to uni
versal suffering.
$4,000
VIII be forfeited II LIFE where all medical
science fails.
LIONS
Use II daily astouuded satisfaetiona praise iNONE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT 1T, and It has become the greatest
commercial sntdote extant
Refer DR.. " Mott New York the greatest surgeon
in America, snd all eminent physicians.
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street
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Compound syrup or VvIId cherry and Tar.
wfner,s Canadian vermIrugeL

CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs-wARRANTED
PURELY yEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and EGectual
Remedy for Worms
Its fact established beyond the shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony Of the eminent physicians
than hreeourihs of the dsease with which children
afflicted caused by and thousands of children die
annually from those diseases when the either
attributed to something else Various the preparations
which recommended remedies for worms expert.
has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however has length been attained and remedy found which
has failed to destroy worms wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony of the emil
nent oh ysans and respectable individuals the country The
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MALou.
Tur DAaurnnrorrrE.--The Paris correspondent

The DAGuERREoTyPE--Th Paris correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller writes:
NM. Goupi Co. are having daguerreotvped all
the works Of the late Paul Delaroche 1t viii form
of the most interesting collections as yet owed TO
that new instrument. How much its value would be
enhanced, it we were certain Of its durability You
can form no idea Of the riches the Paris shops now
possess, in the way Of daguerreotypes. Every city
OF Europe Is represented; all the museums are
copied the widest gorges Of Switzerland and the
most solitary deserts Of Africa are spread before our
eyes at no cost, save little fatigue OF the legs
There is one shop in the Rue Richer devoted especially
to Africa and the East, which initiates person into
those distant regions almost well as visit could
do nothing Is forgotten there are portraits of cad
multi, Jew pedders, camel drivers soldiers as well
as pictures of mosques GASES, bazaars aud towns
The most extensive shop Is In the Rue de Ia Perle
where they have almost everything The Boulevards
and the Rue de Riyoli however, are 6led with shops
where daguerreotypes are sold aud the instrument
has become 80 common that every fair ground in the
vicinity Of Paris has its dagueueotypist's BOOTH
where portraits are taken 10 five minutes for twenty
soas leave you to imagine how rude is the art I!
They are almost as bad as those Daguerre executed
Ia 1888. The copies OF pictures of the Flemish and
Dutch schools are the best things we have they
infinitely superior to anything we have from the
eravers. Van Dycks portraits are admirably copied
also and there copies OF the old engravels
which--there is a portrait OF Erasmus especially,
which flies into my eyes whenever go on the Bone-
vard-make me covet my neghbor de Rothschild's
wife, man servant maid servant, OK, ass, and every
thing that is his, for then should be certain of graft
flying this whim.
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DIRE oTIoN Ms:


CeTtUIcafe Of Ne Neic Orleans UndertoTiteTs.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence In tn
BRIDGEwATER PAINT for the covering Of single roof
and frame buildings, will all times give those FIRE
preference where the Brdgewater Paint is used.
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
7. A. ADAMS, Pres't Crescent e. =.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home o. =,
j, PEMBERTON, Prest n. o. :. =.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual =,
CfiAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool London q.
SAML. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual :.
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New England used to be full of traditions of the
odd sayings of DIR. Beamy, Of the most powerful
theoogians and preachers Of his time One or two OF
his sayings circulated about us in our childhood. For
example, when one had built fire of green wood, be
exclaimed
Warm me here? I'd as soon try to warm me by
the starlight, on the north side of tombstone ~
Speaking of the chapbel bell on Yale College, he
said
II is about as good a bell as fur cap with a
sheep's tail in it,
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Certificate Of Capt. Han, bark Ha,cathn.

Ihave used the rdgewater Paint on the decks and bo Of
the bark Hawatha, and find superior any pain ever used
recommend i 70 masters Of vessels especially decks In
June last decks leaked and the BdueAter being strongly
recommended applied coats since which they have bee
perfectly tight and have needed csulkng or painting
(siguedl DAVID. II. HALL. Master bark Hiawatha.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate Of Hughes g. Palette.

New UfTeNns, March Z. II56.
We have used the Bridgewaier Mineral Paint which q G.
Boger Co agents for the
the Louisiana Dry Dock opportunity on
judging Of its merits durable and protective paint
In opinion is superior any when
applied fresh work and Is In equal il
represented 10 be- In short time becomes slate
and body elasticity of
sells railroad bridges depoS and every description Of
painting that exposed the weather. Bird eWaer Paint
consider in valuable.
- Signed) HUGHES, VALETT. 4 CO..
OF he Louts nrv noek
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wINER's CANADIAN vERMTFUgE.

1t safe in its operation and easily administered than
any other Some of the symptoms which indicate the existence
Of in the bowels follows The counenance
pale of eaden color and suused occasional nushes
the heavy and dull the breath ftid the upper lips
swollen chngs in the nos which the patient pick
his the sleep is disturbed the patient often enng
great fright and is liable to starting and grinding his teeth
appetite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes voacous and
at others feeble, and in some It is deprayed.
To the following certificates others might added
but believed that these sufficient establish the
that Winers Canadian Yermuge is superior remedy for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

REMOVAL OF JUDGE LoRING.-M Massachusetts has
shown her respect for the supremacy of the law by
the removal of Judge Loring the only ofiense
charged on him being the surrender of the fugitive
slave Anthony Burns, while United States Commits
soner, in obedience to his oath of office. The sub
ject has been repeatedly discussed by the Massa-
chusetts legislature aud has heretofore passed both
branches, but was vetoed by Gov. Gardner. During
the present session the subject has been renewed and
both branches having by large majorities concurred
10 the address for his removal Gov Banks the late
Abolition Speaker of the House of Representatives
has consented TO be the instrument Of his party's
malice in removing able and faithful public officer
[Chareston Mercury 22d inst.
So we go. The State Judges at the North are re-
moved because they refuse to violate their oaths of
Office at the command of the Abolitonists What
will be the condition of the South when the Supreme
Court of the United States shall be under similar
control?
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned having frequently administered medi-
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner Of this town. designated 81
Wners Canadian Vernifuge" and being fully satisfied with
efficacy confidently recommend and efficient remedy
for the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal.
G. O'REILLY,
Lcentate Of the R. C. of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
G. W DICKINSON,
Member of the R. C. Surgeons In London etc.
From the Rev. J. Flanagan, of Binbrook, G. WI
j. WIsER-Sr have made the trial of your Canadian Yer
mifuge, and with the most happy results In my family
and In which has knowledge the expul
Sion Of has followed the administering your Yemi-
uge and here prefers it to the other its effects
certain and children take readily which great point
gained in giving medicine to children.
July 16, 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN.
R The physicians generally Winners Canadian
Vermuge" This medsne is a simple vegetable preparation,
and always be administered with proper safety conf
dence the rest IT, will always destroy and
store the patient to health.
h Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
from planters merchants and physicians bearing tSs
mony to the efficacy Of the invaluable remedy.
ga Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist, Hamiltos, Canada West
Sold, wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT co.,
Nos. q and l5l Charities street.
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WASHINGTON coRREspoNpENcE.

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acceptance OF ine Lecomp'oa oo"s'.,'u WI
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.


sBRLDGEVATER MINERAL fdiNi,
rnp wonD ppIcR AMI OTHER BUILDINGS.
-
steamboats,, Shhps, f"""
DEPOTS AND All OUT DOR Wohh
Also for all kinds or
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER
g. Z. BOGEHT q U.s. ASe"'s'
Nc, ~ Camp street, N. ..
- - $3.50 -
Thesuperior qualities OF the BklDdhNArsh raiNi Se
so extensively known and It's reputation 81 i"'V' ~
hed that the Agents do not diem necessary 70 enter ~
any heightened description OF Us merits anu wi, therefore,
only point ont Few OF It's prominent properties an"
10 selected testimonials parties for the most part well
known in thisvcmiy'
For covering ROOFS either I'M iron, ENC rHpei C "
Wood viii be found Invaluable as the oenune ~
waping Of the material upon when II IS used uoes @
the Paint In twenty iour hours u ntles anu ~ no n -
becomesa perfect sih'e as FINE anu "AibN' hooF
Paint 1t will be found superior 70 any oher ana Peee'po
lection to bindings against SPARES clhueIs, e'e =
II possesses great bopf' EhAsilOlIi FhhA
and ADHESIVE properties superior 10 any mineral substance
now in use.
For DECKS OF STEAMERS, elmer WOOD or Oan'as' IL mas
no rivals 1t not only dries readily op becomes as nara AS
stone In comparatively snort time forming coating pereey
SPARK and ClNnEh FkooF Inc great body OIL the rant,
which has asonished all painters who have used It, makes
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New Iberia Att1kapas March q, 1855
The opnion entertained by OF the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT e expressed IN the above certificate in 1852 has been
more than confirmed since consider il the valuable
paint known and combines all the claimed or it by the
Agents (signedl JOHN +. MILLER.
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New Orleans March 8 1856,
have been using the BrdgewaeT Mineral the house
Of my ship for the past two years and most vaua-
BILE paint Tor eagoing vessels recommend
hesitation both for economy undouhed protective na
ties. QSigned) THOMAS q UITFR
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Certtfcate Of Capt. IA0s s Minolt. Of Ship orford

have used the BRTDGEwATER PAINT on the iron work
as also on the decks and canvas arpauns shin Oxford
and entirely satsfac ion. that mnch Of tbe r
of iron and rong of wood and prevented by S s
OF the Mineral Paint and to shin masters ana
owners asa valuable and thrifty paint THUs s. MINoTT
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Having bad the Louisiana Dry Dock painted With The
BRiDGEWATER PAINT, and its thoroughly tested va
in opinion with Capt Thomasson of the Msgnolia
and Capt Brown of the Porpoise We cbeerfry Sscnrn
mend said paint superior article.
HUGHES YALETTE THOMAS Louisiana Dock Yard
J.P. WHITNEY a CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock 90
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What would you say if you wished reverend doc.
tor Of divinity to play tune on the fiddle! Fiddle
decide.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

Some people seem as II they can never have been
children and others as if they could never be any
thing else.
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:, 1852.
the iron work OF the ship Joseph Holmes Tor the last %
months, and think is superior red lead or ann obe mini
ioiiOh 'n"t 10 eAposeu ~ SAT- water VIM. s. ADAMS.
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Certificate of H'm. s. adams, Master of Shin IN
semi Holmes

have used the BRIDGEwATER MINERAL ANT i,21 IN
the iron work of the ship Joseph Holmes for The last la
months and think is lead or any ohe naint
| foriron that's exposed to salt water. WM S. ADAMS
The attention Planters is particularly d 10 the 10,
lowing: ~
We the undersigned Factors and Commission Mar
chants DO cheeuy recommend the Bdgewater Paint for the
serving the interests Of planters calling their tanion ~ ia
peculiar enduring and protective qualities, 49,
PAYNE HARRISON
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS CO.,
GE0: NJ PINCKARD 4 CO.,
BUCHANoN, CARROLL 4 CO.,
WARD JONAS,
HILL, MCLEAN Il co.
NJ. GREENWOOD x co.
In addition TO the above nconrovertble testimony of III
superiority of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT the Agents have
the possession innumeabe certificates which may
| on application at their office
The Agents their duty as we'll for the nrotactior n,
the public as for the character Paint to eau
ton all interested against that has
toa considerable extent the past Owing compca
ton Of causes the Company keep
supply equal to the demand and it within the POSITIVE
hNoWLEDGE Of the Agents, that various mineral substances
have been sold to parties OUT OF THE CITY, the Bridge
waller Paint In order to future disappointment
we would suggest that orders be direct to us,
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY Of
the Agents For the future shall be regularly supplied and
will be able to fill orders any extent.
| NO DEVIATION IN PRICE TERNs-For all sums under
500 CASH; from 800 500 sixty days 500 upwards
| Tour months credit for approved city acceptance
For sale dry, in packages of $50 pounds, by
G. C. BoGERT & CO.,
" Camp street,
| Agents for the States of Louisiana
az II Mississippi, Alabama and Texas
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Praying Cards, ETC.,
IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

The subscribers invite the attention of City and Country
Dealers their extensive Goods adapted
every branch of trade receive direct
the Manufacturers both Foreign and Domestic and
abled to offer them to dealers any house
the country.
We received by ships Marcia Greenleaf and other
arrivals direct the manufacturers large
Of
Joseph Rodgers d SONS Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
:. E. RAzoRs, in cases.I
:. =. e. SCISSORS, =.
wostenholm's Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
WAS Butchers =. =.
Wade Butchers Fine RAzoRs.
English Double GUNs--real Twist.
:. =. =. Damascus
Butchers Table CUTLERY.
American =. :. Ivory Handled.
Eey's Double Waterproof CAPS.
:. AntiCorrosve =.
Genuine French O. D. =.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
Hunting KNIvEs-EbOuy Handles.
English and German SCISSORS.
American and English SHEARS.
German SCISSORS and SHEARS, on cards.
Leman's superior American RIFLES.
Also, large stock of the following; ~
silver Plated Goods.
TABLE SPOONS,
TABLE FORKS,
DESSERT FORKS,
CASTERS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
FANCY GOODS.
u r.. STEVENS & co.,

u n. STEVENS 8 CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
CUTLERY, GUNS, Pts tolls,
PERFUMERF, FANCY GOODS,
Playing Cards, etc.,
@AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.