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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-13

Fair TO Fully Fair ssl(961sc. q b.
MOLASSES noticed sales of 800 400 bills City Re
boiled at 3I@e3sc. U gallon.
fine at 81 aud $40 Extra in two lots private
sales of Corn included 800 Mixed and
Yellow at 70 and 575 White 79c. p ushel OF Oats lOOG
sacks sold including 400 ST. Louis 200
400 at DE buhe In Ban the transactions ircluded 25u
sacks 81 25 and $685. partly Shorts 81 Is U leo s
PROVISIONS. In Pork noticed movement the
sales including 1000 bbls. Mess and heard Of $50 bills
sold Friday also priva Bacon retailing
&c. for Shoulders. lo4 O6c for Ribbed Sides and l2c D
Clear SIDES In Lard transactions worth
reporting
LARD oIL...s bbs sold $50. for Strained
and soc. q gallon for Winter Strained.
COFFEE. Sales 220s tags &c. and $50 at Ike u b.
WHISKY. We heard Of no transactions any note
-HREI6HES-- Cation shin~i. g. tina re.
COPARTNERSH
style of READING l. CHURCH, for the conducting of
Cotton Press business in the above Presses
ADM b. READING,
MYRoN H. CHURCH.
New Orleans, Sept. l. 1889.
NOTICE..
For tie present. Cotton delivered at our Presses we will
, 1859-10-21
Remedy for Cracked Hoofs.

Take piece of copper four inches long
and two inches wide, and drill eight holes,
four in each end, so as not to interfere with
the crack, and screw it fast to the hOof, cross.
ways of the crack; then take a hot iron with
q sharp edge and burn the crack at the edge
of the hair till it goes through to the quick.
After this, let the horse run on pasture, and
it will begin to heal up in a few weeks. This
remedy have tried, and it did the work
comdlete, and worked the horse all the time.
Care should be taken to close the crack tight
before the plate is fastened on.
, 1859-10-21
SECOND HAND PIANOS
At great bargains alWA, in store: prices nom SSOto $40
SIC,
Testimonials Of the Horace Wateru
Pianos and Malodanna.

The Piano came 10 hand and In hFst nate order n n
beautiful instrGment.-LEE WALKER, Philadelphia.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, Who has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes as iolowp:-aA
friend Of mine wishes me 10 purchase piano for her,
She likes the one you sold me In December, 1883. NJ
can introduce one o. Two morentSey vii 2 '1Ss
lar than any other make"
We have two Of Water' Pianos In use IN onr sem,n.yv
which has been severely tested for three yeaFS-
wOOD d GHEOOEY, Mount Carroll, nj.
H. WATERS, EsQ.-Dear Sir: Having used one Of y,ur
pianoihItes fr two years past have found u q very ~
RertoE instrument -ALoNzO GRAY, Principal BrOokiJn
Heights Seminary.
N. T.. July 2slh, 1855. Ma. WATERs-DeaF Sir; re.
oetVed the heodeon, mie and In good order; am well
pleased with the external appearance and the tone alIo
hope shall have occasion 70 order one Ort two more
Toga, N. Y. July 18th 1858. HoRACs Warns, E.u,
Sir; The Meode0n you sent me Wss ouly received n
good order. am now fully prepared 10 say that Iho
my thanks for the very liberal terms on which You M
nished t and for the very houc ble manner II which
you have fulfilled, and mure than fulfilled ell that you
promised Very respectfully your, &C., J. l. snIIi.
The Piano received fFOm you continues % giVs ml-
hcton regard Il one Of the best lnGlFumcnis Ia ne
plAce.-JAAks b. CLARKR, Charleston, Va.
The MelOdeon has safely arrived. feel obHgsd toyou
r your liberal discount will DO all loan Cor yUu n t6olo
Parts.-hev ). N. MCCORMICK, farqheaville, 8. O.
condition, and b very much admired By my numerous
family. Accept my thanks Tor your psomptnessL-ROB-
ERr CooPER, WaTanham, Bradford 90, Pa.
Your Piano peasss well. Il is the boat one u oar
county-THonAs A. LATHAM, OampblptOn, Ga.
We are very much obliged To you for having sen. snch
Inc instrument for $3.50, and We shall take pains 70
recommend tt-bRANK, HID d Co. BudAlO DsmoonL
The Horace Waters Pianos are known - among he
very best; We are enabled 70 speak Of these nsFusn
with confidence, from personal knowledge Of the excsl.
lent tone and durable qualliy-New York EVangelist.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Watsn
Pianos from personal knoWledge a. being o the very
best quallty-Christian IntelllgencsF.
Nothing al the slata Fair displayed greater excellence
In any department. than the Horace Waters Pianos.-
Churchman. t. .l
wateu' Pianos and Melodeons challenge coupari,ua
With the finest made anywhere In The country Home
Journal ~
Horace walsS PianoInrtes are Of fun, tIch, and even
tone, and pouerial.-NeW York aulcal Review.
Our friends viii end at Mr.. waten' store The very best
aasorment Of Music and Of Pianos 10 be found n ~
United States, and We urge our southern and western
friends % give them call whenever they 90 70 New
YoFk.-0nhAm's Magazine.
WarerOonaS No. 3s3 broadway, New YoFh.
, 1859-10-21
'AgficuIturs.
Preservation Of Forests.

From the manner in which the Germans
preserve and improve their forests, our coun.
trynen might take valuable lesson. AT
Hohenheim this forms one Of the most i'm.
portant departments Of study. The pupils
are rstructed in the best method of pre-
serving, propagating and improving their for.
est trees, while at the same time proper es
timation Of the pecuniary and moral value
of those noble productions of nature is in.
stilled into their minds, which must eventu.
ally become the common sentiment. Our
people must give attention to this subject,
sooner or later; and every days neglect
Of this practical science will entail evils upon
usf6rwhich years Of labor will hardly make
amends. We do no., as people, appreciate
the value Of our forests. Negligently, care.
lessly and wantonly we are destroying them
on every side, not considering that in them
lies mine Of untold wealth for the time
comes with every people when they can turn
their own natural productions to the most
advantageous use for themselves; and this
law applies IS firmly to trees as to the Goals
and various mineral ores. Yet what de.
struction Of the best and most valuable
timber have you and | witnessed during
the past forty years in lndianal A Stats.
teal statement OF the pecuniary loss would
astonish the reader, to say nothing Of the
loss Of health aud domestic comfort. The
connection Of family health, enjoyment and
comfort with q grove Of primeval forest
trees about the homestead, never entered
The practical heads Of our fathers; and their
sons, true 10 the example before them, pur.
sue the same suicidal course. Down come
the lofty oaks and the beautiful maple, leav.
ing the homestead to parch, and the spring
% dry up in the scOrching rays Of the
sun.
Kthere are exceptions here and there, you
viii find the value Of the farm increased
. thousand fold, simply because the trees
have been let alone; and what If they were
cultivated with the proper eare2 Ali along
the line Of the railway in southern Germany
sav acres and acres Of forest trees, from
Ten % fifteen and perhaps twenty years old,
planted In rows IS regular as corn Is with us,
and al cultivated in The most scientific man.
uer. .
When win our people learn wisdom in
ibis maiter3 viii they heed the warning ol
the Old World, listen 70 the admonitions and
oounsels Of science, and Be prudent in good
timo--or will they wait 70 learn It too late
nom their own experienced We, certainly,
Who boast 90 freely, and with good reason,
Of our practical foresight should take shame
70 ourselves 70 be surpassed in this important
matter By the Germans.
, 1859-10-21

RATs.-A correspondent of the Gardeners
NoRthLg says, al tried the effect of intro.
ducing into the entrance Of their numerous
holes, runs, or hiding places, small portions
Of chloride Of lime, or bleaching powder,
wrapped in calico and stuffed into the en-.
trance holes, and thrown loose by spoonsfGl
into the drain from the house. This drove
the rats away for twelvemonth, when theJ
returned to it. They were again treated in
the same manner with like effect. The cure
was most complete. Ipresume it was the
chlorine gas, which did not agree with their
olfactories,"
, 1859-10-21

RENovATIoN OF THE PEACH TREE.-The
editor of the NeU England Farmer says
that gentleman residing in Cambridge in.
forms him that charcoal placed around the
roots of the deceased peach stock was SER
viceable. He Immediately removed the
soil from around the trunk Of q sickly tree
in his garden, supplied its place with char
coal, and was surprised at It's sudden reno
vation and subsequent rapidity Of growth,
and the tenacity with which the fruit held
on to the branches, and the unusual rich.
ness Of It's favor when matured.
, 1859-10-21

Rye 4 not sufficiently appreciated BY
farm1rs generally. For winter and spring
pasture Il has no equal IN any variety Of
gr1ll. alordlng full Bite for cattle, sheep,
apd hogs q . time when there Is nothing
ellegoen md while It affords the cheapest
food that can Be grown for these animals
for several month";, { also contributes largely
% thelr health, giving them an early start
IN he 1prinq, and increases largely their
value Besides the Importance Of having .
cheap. rich and healthy lood for stock, Il Is
of . sin greater value to the land upon
which It Il grown. Il intorieres with no
ct1ff crop and besides beinRa good iertil.
i11E' Il renders The soil light and ffiable for
he 1uocooding crop.
Corn land thas would otherwise remain
naked after harvest should always be sovn in
re In he hll. Land thai vas the previous
summer IN corn ohens suffers much from be-
Ing exposed 70 the beating and washing rains
q winter. The soil Is washed into the val
lcT1 and streams, and from the beating ef.
foc,l Of tie rain, and drying wind and sun
IS 1Qr'ng. L breaks Up IN heavy clods that
hardly become fine during the ensuing sum
mcr.
Ifthel land Is 10 Be sowi IN wheat, rye may
b loVn et thetimo Of thO last working Of
lho corn IN summer, or, what is better, Il may
bod1Ilfled until the corn blades begin 70 dry
gp and lei he sun into the ground, when
~ 1lca may Be soun and covered with The
his vii afford good rasiurags during
winter nd sPrilg, protect he soil through
tho winter, and lho roots and blades furnish
nnnuro TO tie succeeding crop eqnal In value
tol4luIy tons % The acre from The yards
and stables for any spring crop that may 90
cnpy he land. Besides this the docaylng
roots and blades tend greatly 70 improve
he mschanioal texture Of the soil, rendering
~ Subsequent cultivation more easy and
thorough.
Rysis also an excellent crop 70 succeed
hemp, and whether following hemp or corn
alcf a1ording good pasturage, good crop
q graln nay BE- secured, II The land Is not
wanted ior spring planting. Ia
uour l1Tmcf8 would make the experiment
oi always sowing rye afler their corn, when
cth.r winter grain Is not 70 Be sown, and
marx he benefits upon he succeeding spring
oops. 70 1ay nothing Of the value ot the
p..lnr1ge We think they would never be
willing @ " thair fields lie naked smother
.AIII'Ia
, 1859-10-21

1h1 IoI'oving hint % thpss Who have 4
oo||lcII1n Of coal dust which they have
o1nbiod he efficacy Of m IN application 'up.
q 1lri-n soIl. uill not Be lost RsooIIecs
= n1zi Spring - : ~ ~
! , usually slnied that black or dark col.
ol11 coils arc sooner warmed By he suns
r1I4 n.n ihost Of lighter color, and remain
c1I.'11||T of h|eheI iomperainre, 60 long
e ~ IN acll On lh1m An elevation q
seven. ol1ll1s N l1o ismperaiuFe of allght
co'1.A1 1oIl. nay b caus1d By sirUuine ilS
l.I..11 viii pest charcoal powder, or Tege.
lA1'l mould To his ihlu1nce nay BE-
p4.'|I 11lcIIbod he following fAcia. Lam.
r1l'n. uns able % ripen melons, even inths
o1r'0I 11uuIll, IN EribcrR. Earony. by
Sewing c...'11 ~ cal dnIt an ino6 deep
or - E'r'.o, o. lhe soil. u Ralglun
~ .'" -
, 1859-10-21

Potatoes that are frozen ever so hard, II
taken in that state and immersed IN water
heated to the boiling point, provided they
have not previously undergone the opera
tiou Of freezing and thawing) are as good
and palateable as if untouched BY fosA
, 1859-10-21
San $rantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF Broadway and sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
NJ known and old established house Is still at his old
- tricks feeding the public vt the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, and still they TO partake Of
his ROod and well furnished table, and as Mr. Kelly IL
the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at bis house
to make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located 10 the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post Oce and also Of the up river and
steamers, and contains Q number Of single and
family rOOms, well ventilated suitable for ladies aud
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 III house Q READI sc
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of Feleed standard works. There also ct the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house. TO convey passengers and
baggage free of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house trial.
Board, per week, %; per day, tl; Meals. so cents;
Lodging per night - cents; Lodging, per week. 81
to g. JOHN KELLY, Jr, Proprietor.
, 1859-10-21

The largest and Oldest apple tree in Essex
County, Mass, was lately blown down in o
gale Of wind. Il stood on the landof Moses
Packard, in Rowley. Il measured over six
teen feet around its trunk some thirteen fept
from the ground, and was sixty feet from
one extreme Of its branches to the other. Il
was supposed to be from two to three, hun
dred years old.
, 1859-10-21

Medicinal Diet Drink on lively used and approved BY
emnenty sautaEy quaitts, the medical faculty, the
manul1ctuEed 6y hmselI ex Temperance people, heads
scheidHm, In Holland, and In Gravel, ,Gout and Rheu.
well known during the last matism, In DISTINCTIONS Of
twelve years throughout theIthe Bladder and Kidneys,
Atlantic and Western States land in general Debility ts
IL 10 made ffOm the besllefects prompt decided
Barley that can be selected and invariably reliable. And
In Europe, with the essence s not only remedy for
Of aromatic Italian berFythese maladies but in ali
Of acknowledged and extra leases In which they pro-
ordinary med cinal qualities duced by drinking had va
n has long since acquired which Is almost unver-
higher reputation, both nlsay the cause Of them, Il
Europe and America, thanl0perates as SURE PRRvEN-
any other diuretic beverage lfivE.
Analysed. Il Is q PER For Fever and Ague IT'S
PEcfLY PuRE Logon, insIone Of the most efhcaciou
enects mild and whole preventives that can be re-
some tonic. Il b exten- sorted TO.
The Aromatic SSheldam Sthnapps
s consequently In great ds-in the stomach and bowels
mand by persons travelling 70 which they are especially
or about 70 settle in hosesubect a. well as In the
parts OF the country espe- Iehoc Of grown persona
ciay, % we'll % BY many 10 IL j1dlcous adoption In
every community where tconnecto0 with the principal
has become known ac-lmeas, when sense Of en-.
count Of its other dictates lie use
IN ali cases Of Dropsical debility attendant upon pro-
tendency. u Is genenly thetncted chronic maadleSlow
only remedy required, when Temperament and exhausted
adopted In the early alAgeslva energy By whatever
Of the disease. In nDyspepsacans0 induced These are
malAdles when taken In pruActs 70 which many Of the
per quantities, as Q dletImost eminent medical men,
drink end especially q dn-Iboth In Europe and the
ner. b l0lnd, By unlioEm United States, have borne
experience 70 be emlnenilyl Testimony and which are
ecaeio1s In the most ols oToboFated by the highest
nate cases, when even thelWTtien anthoFities
best q the usual Femedes Put up Id quart pint bot
havo ihed 10 ard moFeltles, In cases Of one dozen
than tempoFaTy relief InlWilh my name on the bottle
casea Of Fatnlency Il b anlcnfk, and iac sime Of my
immediate, nvaEiahle speci hlgnature on the label
aci and may b admins For aalsby all the respect
tered in Diluted and proper able dtuEgss and Liquor
Tomato quantities even t0ideaef3 Ia California and
, 1859-10-21

DRY GOODS,
Corner Battery and Clay streets, San Franslseo,
HAvEN0w LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 900 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 Inch brown shoetlngs3 ~
100 bolls No. O-O0o Duck, taa
500 bolia No.2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
70 cases MerTimnc prints;
10 casos Pngus prints; nj
10 cases Paclle prints;
10 easos Duunella prints, TFlA
10 Gases and ~ bleackod Shirtinu.
70 cases 81, 8 4 and lo-l blsaehsa Ghialnp;
20 casss blue drills; ~ 4
3ooaso1 hlua danlml; s-af. r1~s.ra1
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales I, ! and ~ tieknp; g..-
io eales earle, bloe e1d g!ay a.nnslS;
5 leases CObuEgs and MeFinos;
cases wool and bali wool plaidl:
Gases blue and black alpacas;
10 cases Paciac-neW alylos De LAinos;
6caaal, al wool, new alyias Do Lalnos,
s caaea French Merinoa;
1000 Bay State plaid ahauil;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shasIs; black and col
ord alllB; plaln, figured and plaid dlhl. =
And . large as1oTimsnto of other Drei Good.
BLAMKBTB.
1000 paln Whlls, gssn and hlns MackinaW;
1000 pairs BIB, TBn and SEQ nlankula;
1000 pairs cheap gley Eaelllh nlanksls;
1000 p1ln ehsap blHs English Hlanksis;
500 pairs scariet Rnglllk Blanksll;
600 paifS -. 10 4, II and ia uhlls Bsd uianhu.
CLOTHING AND RUnnl1Iuno GOODS.
100 dalsn uey. blus an1 ssaIlst aanssl ahIFts;
1000 DON Esiy ana uhils hsEino Unasahlih end
100 dozen MSIiao ana IN vol soSha;
so dozen slilnst and iean panil;
so dann duck end eoll1nlade panla,
500 don hlckny and chock lhiIls;
800 dom o1lloo an1 uhlls dlo8 ahIll;
so dozen 0VoI1lll and lumpon;
Bllck and ancy IN cr1Sll1. nscktlul IN hnndksR-
ehielS. sulpende, and vlIi1,y q olh1F aFic1I TO-
nnmaIunl q mention. For alla bg ~
JANBuI, BOND = CO..
SSN ooA Dstlsy and OAy -, saa Pancissa
, 1859-10-21

DR. GUYsOTTS IMPROVED
Extract If HsIIO6 Dock ano SatsapatAIa
m QUART BOTTLES oi
rs AOKNowLEDaED TO Be TEE BEST
saIoAparlla made. as b ceftidi BY the Wouderf.l
cures has pehrmed. Remember this ls the only true
and genalne article. This medicine, when used aceord-
- WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
ecrolnla, o. Kings Evi, Cancers, Tumon. Eruptous OF
The Skin, Eydpelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rlngworm
o. letter, ecald Head, Rheumatism, Pains IN
the Bones and Jolnts, Old Sores and
Ulceu, Swelling Of the Glands Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum,
Disease Of the Kidneys, Las Of Appetite,
s Disease arising nom the use Of ~.
Mercury, Pain IN the Side and Shoulder General Dohiv
Janndice and Cnstvenen.
The Best Female Medicine known.
Tho yellow Dock and sanapara h peculiarly adapted
Tor females Of delicate health, resulting from sguliFly
of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar %
their We assure the aGcted that bottle or two Of
Dr. 0uysutts Extract Of yellow Dock and aarsapaFiIa
viii q once regulate those diaculties and renew the
natural energies. lIi. Il
CAuTI0N-Do not be imposed upon By unprncIpled
DuggiA Take none but the genuine, which ID put up
IN Quart Bottles. and s0d by all respectable dnggiss
l'' PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
IS3 Washington street, San Francisco
Al1o Imp0isr and general Agents for ell the genuine
PATENT nEDlcINE, and sell the same In quantities
10 suit q reduced rates. LIT
, 1859-10-21

and on the Rhine, it is found that the grape
natures best when the soil is covered with
fragments Of black clay slate.
, 1859-10-21
San frantistu.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-10-21

TUT DlacANOOd enu tne lOur Reviews, IL W
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which will forward that work for both years. post paid
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, 1859-10-21
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Published by Horace WaasFs, Agent, Ne. 80
TlrnaAwwav NJ "

vOcAL-Kpa Wora. osn never ~' a. > m. A.,.. I'd.
me- me % rhS Mld, o. ne Mesti" .LhcuEhls q 0odi
:. Hve ne oseH ~ mountain Home" "a Day Dteami
Thssss voeE a nIso noOn M IN VIII Ae .u Pet hsmss
@ hossoeir ana "ake' Lazy wake" Price v cents
s-en. .~I iar, 81
NsfRUMENTALs-"Th The Palace Garden or slnRnR BIRD
fcka % cents. "Ihe swinging schoitechs" This Mrhlel
shove onS n,.csa ha1s hsarslsi ., - ssa pss
aHrnhsn Esrcrv Msrrh y NJ. ~, ,. vsssa,tsrns
and nanesr,s ,s" a , NJ
, 1859-10-21
NOTICE.

TUE HOSPITAL STEWARD Az ronr
u nsnneeon las % hand . quantity q MeilcnsS M
n.lIl. uAich h IN N % cillssns
hsc.piions fsr HypAls and GOnorrbra earehSry com
lallIs u ~ IIsllIl ssssrd'. roam, IIoy,a Sundur
- " cHAs }. TH0GERALD.
, 1859-10-21

1000 sold In 1855. 4S0O soid in 1855.
$4,000 sold In the last four years
, 1859-10-21

|. KINGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Broadway aud sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. O.; Board and Lodging per week. %
70 $40; single meals so cents; Board per day. 81; LOdg
ings, so 10 rs cents.
, 1859-10-21

For Blackwood's Magazine, 4 80
For any one Review, 4 90
For any two Reviews, 8 90
For BlackwOOd and one Review, z 90
For BiackwoOJ 91d two Reviews, 0 90
For thrGs Reviews, 8 90
For BlackwoOd and three Reviews, i2 90
For the four Reviews, II 90
, 1859-10-21

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