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SaneD'5
Magical Pain Extractor.

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TFt14es E6beu pteler. S'uH'tH neufs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03
THE coon OLD DocTRINE.

=
me lollo"ing extract rom sne nfs. lnausula. au
ulss " 0e' SaeAson =. mafen T. isss s-..s -
pefunens 70 lne present nne as 70 'e 'iiu' - ''s
u''e'an'e .,,..
ne Iecen. 2, ,o Pso0 IN chaac,srs
too eeibe N h overIooked the task Of reform. which
will require particularly the correction Of those abuses
that have brought the patronage o. sne Federal Gov
ernment n.o connss WV ~ .h e a q h
Ssiurbed tbe rirhtful course of appointment. and
have placed continued power in unfaithful or in
competent hands
Gen. Jackson, when ne penned the above para
graph, was no doubt deeply and honestly impressed
with the idea that the power and patronage OF the
federa Government should never be brought to bear
% innuence the result OF popular elections He was
nsn. a' ieaS' IN .neory Inc doctrine is also right
Ia 'neory ana II II eonld nave been reduced to
p'al'lce wnel nrse mentonea, ana made the practice
permanently, Do'n 'ne Government and the people of
.ne on''ee Sa.es would nave been largely benefited
Du' even uen' jackson ialed somewhat in enforcing
n's OWN 'neory ioi very shortly after Mr. Van Buren
oo.a'neo con'roiing influence over the mind OF the
ou helo se uoc.rihe tnas 70 the vicors belong the
spos pegan 70 De practced, and has been practiced
irVn tnat ume up TO the present moment, until no
man, no matter what his talents, education, honesty
ana general htness, can obtain an once from any
administration without ne INST pledges MN
SCI, unresersedly 70 support 'nas ADMINISTRATOR
'sns VI "'ohs'
A' aue period uen, JACKSON wro'e ms mrs. inaugn-
ia. auuress 'he eVii ne ueporeu was ol suall magn
.uue-"as Us nsuie. 70 tne Mississ'ppl AT nigh
noou- WEI ooisiaseu WIN tne eVii Vi tne present
oay' nuh 'rlsai as II was tnen, II aroused the ap
% :. 'e s'J..Oo' o'o patriot ana ne prooa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

CLAIBoRNE's ''SEA SHoRE FARMKR.p--We perceive
that gentleman eminenty qualified for the task
Hon. J. F. H. Claiborne proposes to start monthly
paper, entitled the Sea Shore Farmer about the first
of December next. The paper is not to have any
connection with politics party but is to be devoted
exclusively to agriculture, and the development Of
the resources of the two States Of Louisiana and Mis-
slssippi-"one in interest, in geographical position
and in destiny Mr.. Claibornes past experience in
connection with the press, and bis natural love of
agriculture, amounting almost to enthusiasm, to-
gether with the extensive facilities which bis wide
personal acquaintance and popularity will afford him.
viii certainly publish paper worthy the patronage
not alone Of Louisiana and Mississippi, but of the
whole South. The paper is to be pobIished in this
city, and is intended to be model OF the topographic
art, as well as model Of agricultural literature We
call attention to the prospectus published in another
part Of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLy.-An import
ant event. this week. will be the first annual session
in New Orleans Of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church.
In this Assembly are represented all the old school
Presbyterian Churches Of the country--a most pow
eful and influential body whose sessions are held at
different point each year. The rebraud of slavery
has never yet been permitted to disturb its councils
comprehensive is its Jurisdiction and its objects
are to Uutiyate an able and enlightened ministry, to
encourage religious learning as an aid to the great
work Of christianization, and to strengthen weak
churches wherever they may be weak, and establish
new churches where there may be none.
The Assembly will Of course be composed of the
ablest dlvines from all parts of the Union Among
those we have heard named are DIR. Murray of New
Jersey; Drs Halsey, Breckenridge and Robinson, Of
Kentucky Dr. Rice, Of Illinois and Drs. Van Rens
seaer and Gardner Spring, of New York-all gentle
men Of wide renown as writers and orators in the
Championship Of their Church.
The Assembly is to meet on Thursday, on which
occasion DR.. Van Rensselaer, will preach the opening
sermon. It is expected that the session viii last
about fortnight, as much important business is to
come up for consideration.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor

There has been discovery made in maeria medica
whereby pain be quickly alayedwhere parts
of Inflammation rapidly reduced to their natural
where wounds and be thoroughly and
rapidly healed and deeayed parts restored without either
defect, than with Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor"
In Cuts, Wounds sprains and to which
children constantly saheehe action OF genuine Da
ley's Pain Extractor the same How much pain and
suffering may not he prevented Moreover life itself en-
dependent having hand the genuine Daley
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q aud l5l Chartres street.
General Agents for the South, to whom all orders
should be addressed my3 2p3teod<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03
o. %. Ey-OOdman

Is Sole Proprietor of
d r. B IL In GS' ARMINATIyF
And AstrIngent Syrup;
An nlaihe remedy for Cholera Ifantum or Summer Com
plant Of Children Cholera Morbus, Diarahea, or
airy irregularities Of the Bowels.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
Alw in this climate especially those who travel
the Mississippi and other southern rivers are peculiarly
liable attacks Of darhea 1be suffering and danger from
such attacks may be entirely avoided all will provide them.
selves with supply of
DIR. BILLINGS
CnrminatIve and Astringent Syrup.
Letter from Rev. Alexander Campbell, d. D. formerly
President OF Mississippi College, Cnton and now of New Or
leans:
Dr. Bllngs-Dear Sir 1t but simple Justice to Yourself
aud the public generally for say that after having Ia.
bored for several months during year under the avages
OF the scourge Of climate the Darrhea until IN spite
usual remedies applied by gentlemen OF the faculty deervedy
high in public estimation my bodily system was wholly
uaied found your Asreent Medicine the sovereign rem
edy the case also found equally effective in curing one
Of my children OF the miserable plant Since il f
feeted myself have taken it whenever from, apy
cause, there symptoms Of recurrence and have ay
found ii is as efctual in prevention bsen evosy
in care.
In this Southern country every traveller whether by land or
water ought TO carry with him this Invaluable medicine by
which, without any detention with almost no expense he
might cure himself as he passes his way Families and
plantations would only disease but many er
and valuable lives, by Away keeping part Of their med
icsl stores. Yours etc.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
Clinton, Miss, May l3, 1854.
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor
o. o. WOODMAN,
corner Magazine and Common streets
myS 2pS6liW New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03
Great Louisiana Remedy.
G. DIN S KAP T. r. lap E u M
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepra
ton to the public remedy Of great value for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years. experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend it in all Cuaneous Diseases Of the
Skin for Badness Dandtu 10 the Hair Dsorganaon of the
Digestive Organs Chlls and Fever Bilious Chagrss and
ermeut Fever Diseases Of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does upon good
grounds lie would respectfully II the attention Of the public
the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans, January ~ 1883.
n. b. Gons-Dear Sir On my return from Aspinwsl in July
last had attack Of Chages fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without feet induced try
your 'Kaperapeum Fever aud Ague Tonic and happy
say that although it is months since took the rs
dose have been troubled with chill sinee and have
every believe that medicine has had the
ry removing the disease from my system It therefore
affords pleasure recommend valuable medi
cine. Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street.
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

TIE MAY BALL To-NIGHr.--The ball at Odd Eel
lows Hall tonight viii be glorious finale to the
regular dancing festivities Of the season, As well as
an appropriate and POLITICALLY beautiful welcome on
fhe part Of youthful population to the sweet sunny
month Of May. The young gentlemen concerned
in getting II up have done nothing by halves and the
mutitudes Of young ladies who have been invited,
and 70 whom the ball is rendered complementary,
win be sure 70 second their gallant admirers Ia a
manner beftting the occasion. The bail will be a
grand ball, in the fun sense of the term-of this we
are assured.
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=. 10 Half ....,....... t0
=. =. 10 Quarter. ............ 20
. 10 Fights e. ............ 10
nv nRnFpyga TICKETS OR CRRTTFICATEg

Enclose address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall.
Purchasers have tickets ending IN Squire hey may
designate.
The drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent TO
chassrs Immediately Aiter the drawing.
-Purchsser will please write their signatures PLATA an!
give their Posi-Odice County and State.
s-Remember that esery Prize Is drawn snd paysbis III
fall without deduction.
All comm nnicatiouf strictly confidential
Address for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
Swan Co., Augusta, Ca, or to
sAM'L SWAN & CO., Box 80 S, Post-0ffce,
a24 2pEw New Orleans. Ia.
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lea r Perrfns'
wORCE CESTERSHIR UCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propeors Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Mess-rooms and Private Families
merded trial Of Lea Perrins famous Worcestershire
This condent by t merits has attained the high
rank pleasant pal.table and wholesome Sauce sUp
cable SOUP 5sh hot and cold game etc. is
tsnsively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The numerous Limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly its mer and the fact that resolved the only
Medal awarded foreign the New Y0sk Exhibition
the estimation IN which Ii held by those selected with
special reference their ability Judge o the quality Of SINH
lar articles Of table And being the popaar sauce Ia
the market unprneplsd parties Offering for sale spurious
by slightly varying the spelling o. LEA PERKINS,"
only Proprfetors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always in store. Also orders received for dreeshp
mens from England
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

ns-We have received pamphlet containing the
"Address Of L n Marks, Esq, on the occasion of the
reception Of testimonial from the Fire Department
of New Orleans. 4th Of March, 1855, with the re-
marks Of Chas DeChoiseu, Esq, upon the presenta-
tion. Also, the second quarterly communication Of
]. N. Marks, President to the Board Of Directors,
April -, 1885, Immediately following the presenta
tion Of the testimonial above alluded to- we published
fun account Of the ceremonies and the addresses
Both were excellent, worthy the Department, the oc
cason and the men participating init.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

n9-cincinnati, state of Ohio, Hamilton Co.
Before me- ihe subscriber Justice Of The Peace and
SAID eouaty personally john Lee who being duly vprn
depose and said that be had been su ing with Chron
arhea Tor the past twenty-five years and had consulted
eelved prescriptions for bis from the principal hysl,
clans 10 rh''delphiH and Cnennat but al eee he
received no relief Al laa he reduced mere sFeon
without even the hope Of finding relief but by ne advice
OF friend, was induced try Hosetters celebrated Stomach
Bes and 10 his utter surprise found relief from The rt
trial. aud IN eas than two months found perfectly cured
Of biz complaint and daily recovering his strength Of body
and increasing in hesh chsefay gives this ceacse In
the hope that others acted like hnse may be beasatd
JoHN LEE.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- August p, lssS.
c. Y. HANsgLMANN,
Justice Of the Peace.
mys 2pssAiiw No. a Western street Cincinnati. Ohio
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

BY L. A. Levy Jr at 10 O'Clock, No. 1856 Camp street.
desirable assortment of sprug goods elegant Paris EN-
broderes, etc.
BY Bsche beaumont at 10 O'clock No II Chares street.
summer clothing shirts, drnwers caps, eie.
BY Vignle, II O'clock Banks Arcade desirable
in Suburb Deiachaise, City Of Jefferson.
By E. T. Parker, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans hapast
oclock, Prieur street Lapey ouse and La
harpe. horse, cab. fu niturr, etc.
BY K Arn6eld At early gasgh No. So St. Charles street,
books, stationery,
See advertisements under proper heads
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-03

BARNES HoTEL. MISSISSIPPI CIrY.-This renowr-
ed summer hotel at one Of the peasantest Of gulf
watering places, will be thrown open for the season
on Monday, the 24th inst. Every arrangement has
been made, not only to keep up but to enhance the
former popularity Of the hotels not the least Of which
has been the engagement of Mr. Edward Kingston
Boyd as general manager--a gentleman extensively
and popularity known throughout the South. We re-
fer to the card Of the hotel, in advertising coli
uuua-