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the warmest encomus from the press people toughou
the Union As valuable tonic for the of Dyspepsia
Fatuence Constipation and General Debility
net be approached Every day. It's great
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TO the enjoyment which the afflicted experience when using
valuable specific Its mild tone its vigorous action
upon d'ordered stomach and the cleansing of
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Its healthy effects is TO purchase bottle satisfied
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Go Il aud l5l Charities street, sole agents for the Southern
States and to whom all orders be- addressed and by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere j6 2p6t&W
8-Seventh Ward American CIub--Th Is
Club meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING at TX O'Clock
at the Hall Victory street, below Frenchme to
Confectionery full attendance members is requested
By order of the President.
myls 2pf c. F. WHITE. Secretary.
10 Eighth Ward American Club The
meetings Of this Club take place every WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, at TX O'Clock, at the United States Hotel Members
will please attend puncuay important to
up. By order.
myl9 2ptf TIA, BOUIET, Secretary.
h1rNinth Ward American Cuba meeting
Of this Club is to be held SUNDAY NEXT li3 O'Clock
A. NJ, at their Hall St. Ferdinand street. opposite Victory
and every following Sunday the same hour full attend
ance is desired at the meeting
myl9 2p6 BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
h3- Board of Public Works 49, We are ou-
thorzed to announce AUGUSTIN DUPLANTIER as a cand
date for Commissioner of the Board of Public Works
First District subject to the decision of District Conycn
ton. my2l 2ntd
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the Queen.
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nothing hurtful to the constitution.
10 Married Ladies it is peculiarly suited 1t will short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known fall where the direc
ons on the second of the pamphlet we'll
For full particulars pamphlet, free, agent
N B-Sl and postage stamps, enclosed any authorized
agent Will insure bottle containing fifty pills by return
of mail
General Agent for the United NOSES Rochester
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08

Tow BOAT CoMPANY.-Notice Is given to snh.
e stock n the new Tow Boat Company to meet at The
once o. Is O. Stark ESQ, Notary. Thursday afternoon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08
TALK ON CHANGE.

| The talk yesterday was Of diversified character
It is really sughable to hear OF the denizens of
our metropolis talking though the war in Europe
was to be of very brief duration to cut long talk
short on this absorbing question: the point
that opinion, not even Of the most shrewd, saga
cioe3 talented and best informed citizen can be re-
ceived of the progress length or duration of hosti-
ties and to enter into large commercial financial
investments, under the expectation that peace will
follow after two three battles would be one of the
widest and most preposterous moves Of the age.
The telegraph must be credited for an attempt to
make skirmish great battle between the beliger-
ents. The London Times calls the engagement at
Montebello fifth rate battle. The Thunderer is about
right once. The engagement cannot be called even
that In the meantime the talk that it is astonishing
that welinformed persons, merchants, can construe
the intelligence received by the City of Washington
as possessing ameorating features Cotton held the
quotations Of the week ending the 21st May and
well it might, to save the great losses impending over
shipments. We hope the next advices will quote an
advance. The gatherings on Carondelet street were
as large usual at this Of the year. with the
main talk being about the late failures in New York.
for which King Cotton has to stand the reproof or
possibly the actors and promoters of the war in Eu
rope can assume the charges The correspondence
received by yesterdays mails was anything but favor
able but our community is not to be frightened by
half dozen failures in New York, nor three score or
more in London, with great excitement on the
Paris Bourse. We are becoming familiarzed with al.
most daily flaming pronunciamiento of the telegraph
While the talk was going on a fine shower of rain
passed over, which, it is hoped, cooled the ardor
and restricted the nditing of falsehoods by letter
writer's to distant places of the health of our city, for
be it known that there persons called respectable
engaged in the lying trade regarding the sanitary
condition and health of city. The last epistle
that came under our notice was published in the
New York Journal Of Commerce Of last week. There
have been others addressed to Memphis papers not
one are entitled to shadow of respect The writers
had better pack up and take their departure at once
The following figures exhibit the receipts of cotton
at all the ports up to last evening, with the excep-
tion of Texas The mail from Galveston was not re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08
To Cotton. Factors ana Eolanteys,

The subscriber having completed all his machines Is now
prepared to supply all orders for IRON HOOPS with HIS In
proved Iie for next seasons d early application As
This fastening acknowledged by all who bsye "a
far superior to any invented before.
Apply at No l2h Commercial Place-F BELCHER, Agent
M zpom FL. FASSMANN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08

Losr--An enameled gold bracelet, lost in Ram
Dsrt street omnibus, is advertised for.
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DIR. George w. Smith,

T / s T,
Having resumed his practice, will attend to professional es
sagements at his Office No. III CANAL STREET nearly CO.,
posite Christ Church. TAD 9uty
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Morenas's Restaurant,
To the TRADE.

To the Trade.
III e N r Y II. b RIG GSx
JEWELER,
at the Store occdpied by Joseph Hufsy,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, NJ o.,
Respectfully calls the the City and Country trx
10 the fact that he has Just opened continue TO recep
fresh lots Of
EzlVE .JETrEzRT,
Consisting in part of LOCKETs, CHAINS CAMEO sEna
ETRUscAN SETS. EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS. wasss
Keys Trnkes etc., which he will pleasure In soy;ay
Fl. 7. BRIGGS,
ie-o Zpu 30 Canal Btrsst,
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CL0THING.- Now ia the time for folks ~ ,oo,, ont
Tor handsome suit or suits Of winter wsar - y, i.
e mset the next visitation of John Frost ready
ms insdious wies comfort constitution for Mr.
Lsghon, Of The fm of Leighton Barbt is soon 10 den
York. and those who give him their measures will In
nnd they are the propretors Of perfectly fitting
en' artisticAy made of genuinely excellent material
ess leighton Barbot advertise to arrive grand
en' o. their famous shirts styles and fabrics which
NJ ueausiuiiy and are "bang -upp In every respect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08

Choice Teas.
antilles and others leaving for the Lake or
for the season. and desiring
Choice Black or Green Tea.
Can Supply their Wants at
DOhan's Southern Tea Warehouse,
l02 Poydras ST., bet Camp and St. Charles
AJ-TEAs In l, s. lb boxes and upward les 2pst
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james B. THOMPSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
80. Sll BROADWAY tnesr Canal strsa, vrsx vy,x
iyls 7psf " ~" aS&1
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prisea OF 1900 approxnatng to prise ara 4, se
prizes OF 800 approxmsting to 10000 prrs ars sfo
prizes OF $50 approxmatfng to 10000 prize nrs nan
prizes Of 225 Approximating 5000 prize ars eeo
prizes OF 200 appro4nhting to 1908 prize srs ase
prizes OF $50 appropratng to 5000 prize sra an
prizes Of 100 spproximans to 1900 priss soo
o'uO pi'fesoh 300
ass prises amounting ss1n M
-A Circular showing the Plan .of the Lear,ss An \.
tent to any DESTROYS Of receiving 1t.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be by til last nsu,. a,
number that draws the $780, 900 prize. exaaaps n
auber drawing the $4,000 prize with No. L. shsp an
the number ends with No. then all the hsrs a
her ends In will be enttedto 800 and on to o,
Certificate Of Packngeof 10 Whole Tic4 sts.... ssa
~ Hat 40
~ QUARTER. ....-....... %
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIfrDATEg
ssceipt Of which they will be forwarded by srst nsE
designate.
Thelst Of drawn Numbers will be seat 10 Err.
shasors Immediately after the drawing.
RHPurchasers will please write sienArps plain ~
give their Post-onsce County spd Riste
R1-Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and payable
full, without deduction.
AL communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Cer,ncatesto
WOOD, EDDY l. CO.,
Box IS s, Postofce. New orlssns.aL or
WOOD EDDY d CO.,
at 7p&w Augusta, Georgia.
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Wines, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in QUAR-
and pnts continually hand which equal the best that
comes to this market Also other brands inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRAND1ESSszerac of the vintage 1885 1898 and l0s
and other brands. WHISKY adescrpions-S Irsh
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER, pnts quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will reasonable ers AZ snv
other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR
d7 2plJ Nos. ID and ID Royal street.
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rs Look out for limitations OF Lea q Per-
ms Worcestershire Sauce. See advertisement of John
Sons. aul6 2pltsvrv
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EB-Seyenth Ward American Clus,--Th Ia
Club meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at TX O'Clock
at the Hall Victory street. below Frenchmen next to
Confectionery full the members is requested
By order of the President.
myle 2ptf a. r WHITE ssoratorv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08

BE- Board of Public Works - We are nls-
thorized to announce AUGUSTIN DUPLANTIER as candi
date for Commissioner of the Board Public Works the
First District subject to the decision of the District Conyen
ton. mv9l 2nd
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EJ-Ninth Ward American Ciub-A mcetfp.
OF this Club to be held SUNDAY NEXT at liz ocloc
A. NJ, at their Hall St. Ferdinand street. opposite Victory
and every following snnd'y the hour full attend
ance is desired at the meeting.
myl9 2ptf BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
Wreck of the Indian.

SAcKvILLE, Nov. 26.-The Indian struck
on the sea ledge on Monday last. She had
on board thirty-cight passengers, one hun
drcd senmem, and 500 tons of cargo and
some specie. Half an hour otter striking,
she parted amidships. The passengers
and crew took TO the boats, one of which
was c"Psizcd and several persons were
drowned, another was slowed in when
alongside of the steamer; two other boats
with passengers and sailors, drifted to sea
and have not since been heard from.
The schooner Alexander arrived at Hal
flax yesterday, with "a persons rescued
from the wreck. The number of lives lost
is not known yet
The schooner Lutea which went to the
assistance of the Indian, was wrecked OH
the breakers. All of the crew were saved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
What Gov. wise Thinks.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-According to
the reported conversations with Gov. Wise
recently, in this city, he has no doubt of
the existence of secret societies in various
portions of Ohio and elsewhere, the mem
bers of which are bound by horrid oatEs,
not only to rescue Brown, but to take re-
venge on those who were instrumental in
the conviction of him and his associates
for their offences at IIarper's Ferry. The
letters which the Governor has received
upon this subject, are from men on whose
word he places the fullest confidence, but
whose names will not be revealed by him.
1t was doubtless the belief of the exist
cnce of such societies, numbering, as was
reported to him, thousands of members, for
the purpose related, that led the Governor
recently to call out an additional number
of troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
Destructive Fires.

TR0Y, n. Y, Nov. 25.-Four stores on
River street were destroyed by fire to-day.
The sufferers were John Roth, dry goods
merchant, whose loss amounted to $40
600; 7. Griffith, milliner, loss $40, 1000, and
Jnmiscn & Co., paper dealers, loss un-
known. The total loss is estimated to
have been about $4,000.
BosToN, Nov. 25.-Thrce stores on WASH
ington street, occupied by Fortienc Il Pei
letter, dry goods; Geo. Hughes, and A.
Newhall, piano forte manufacturers, were
burned to-day. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.

NEW YORK.-The Africa, from Liverpool,
on Saturday the 18th instant, just arrived
at this port this evening. Her advices are
of the same date as those furnished by
the Circassian, but the papers received
furnish additional intelligence and inter-
esting details.
The following is the latest telegram re-
ceived from London:
LONDON, Saturday-The Daily News
city article of yesterday morning, says.
there was more firmncss on Friday, in
stock exchange, in consequence of the de-
tinitive signature of the treaty of peace.
and the decline of the previous day was
recovered. The supply of money in COM
mcrclal circles is rather more liberal, yet
there IS but an exceptional transaction, and
below the bank minimum.
The Daily News, of this morning, pub
lishes dispatch from Paris, dated Friday
night, stating that the report that the King
OF Sardinia had refused to grant Priuce
Garignan permission to accept the regency
conferred upon him by the States of Cen
trail Italy, is false. All that is known, is
that France had formally counselled Sar-
DINA to refuse to grant such permission.
The answer of the King of Sardinia to
this demand of Napoleon, had not yet been
divulged
The nine hours movement in London
has ended. 1t is announced that a confer
ence of the building trades, after having
carefully considered their position, have
determined to withdraw from the strike.
The Times city article, in showing the
prevalent feeling in France, on the ques-
ton of a war with England, quotes, as the
chief authority for its opinions, from re-
spectacle French review, published in
London, in which it is stated that in
France the prospect of war. with Eng
land is necessarily discussed, in the high
places of power, in the army, in the navy,
and among the working-classes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
ARRIVAL OF THE woo.


New Yonx, Nov. 25-The steamer Vigo,
which sailed from Liverpool ON the 9th,
ana from Queenstown OH the following
day, arrived here this morning.
1t is now asserted that the statement
that England and France had settled the
basis of the proposed Congress, is at least
premature.
a Berlin dispatch of the sth inst, SAYS
it was reported there on reliable authority,
that at the interview held at Brcslau,
the Emperor of Russia and the Prince Re-
gent of Prussia, it was determined not to
consent to aSrevision of the treaties of
1915. nor to take part in any Congress in
which England would not be represented:
the last resolution being proposed by
Prussia.
GREAT BRIrAIx.-The weather continue
ed very stormy and severe. Gales had
again proved most disastrous to the ship
ping off the coast. Many vessels with
thier entire crews. had been lost, and the
mail packet service with the Continent
had been greatly impeded.
The Prince and Princess Frederick Will
liam of Prussia had arrived in England on
a visit to Queen Victoria.
The Times editorially criticises the Great
Eastern, and throws great doubts on her
being able to fulfill all that has been prom
ised for her, The vessel is pronounced
defective III her propelling powers.
The official correspondence between
England and Spain is published in the
London Gazette. Spain declares that she
will not continue to hold Tangicrs, or any
part of the Morocco coast that would be
dangerous to the navigation of the straits
after treaty of peace is signed.
FRANCE.-Preparations in France for the
Chinese Expedition continue with great
activity. One authority says that 5000
men will probably take their departure
during the last fortnight in December 1t
is understood that the French and English
governments, which for Il moment differed
in opinion rs to the scale of the joint cx-
petition to ChinG, are now in complete ac-
cord, and that the general military basis of
their cooperation has been agreed on a
European force larger than any that has
yet been seen in China and equal to any
service that may be required of it, will ap-
pear III the Pleho in the spring. 1t is re-
asserted that the French forces were being
decimated by cholera. Cen Jusqf and a
Colonel OF the Zouaves are reported dead !;
making IN all six superior officers who
have fallen victims to the disease.
lTALY.-The reply of King Victor En-
manual to the Empcror's letter is reported
to be to the effect, that the Emperor of the
French is bound by the Convention of the
Viilatranca, the King of Sardinia is also
bound by the wishes of his people.
The DFcttO, of Turin, announces that
the greatest part of the Piedmont loan had
been subscribed for by the first banking
houses of Turin, Genoa, Parma, Modena,
Leghorn, Florence and Bologna. The
trading community of Milan had sub
scribcd 100000 francs.
One version of Victor ElnanucIs re-
Spouse to the Emperor Napoleon's letter is.
that he tells the Emperor he cannot adj
here in the Congress to the policy of
France touching the restoration of tho de-
posed dynasties; but he will promise not
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-FlOur dull at 37I< Wheat
uuii ses % OOO bushels ut 81 40 for white de-
CINE o. &C. Corn steady; white S4as6c, yellow S6aSI
FroTislons quiet; Pork SIS 25 prime ditto
bacon sides lCc Whisky steady at 261 Iaa7
PmLADElpm4, Nov. 25-Flour quiet; sales 1000 hills
at S,5614H5G22 for western extra ana S5,8TJ%a6T5
LOT extra family and fancy Rye Flour in demand Mt
Sk25 and Corn Meal at $SSTJ&. Wheat In fair de-
manu- sales $500 bushels rcd at 81 80 and white Mt
Sl'4oa.,4o. Rye Is advancing sales Penna at o3c
Corn hTmCT; sales COCO bushels Mt 9Oa92c for old vel
low ana 20 for newdo. Oats steady 1000 bushels sold
quiet at 2015a2T1&c. - "'i'9AS
nh, NEW W SSe g Noy 25Flour advanced sales 10000
Dds ut SSOOa5l0 for State, md S. 6Oa55 for ohio
mheAt closed excited with advance of Babe IVES
tern White 81 llal SO; Milwaukee Club 81 20al o5.
chicago Spring 81, 1CallS Corn ntlvnncc,I: saes Ia
SUo bush at 30 for mixed and SIS for old yellow Pork
heaHy Mt SlGOO3l6,25 for Mess and $ll 25 for
Prime. 2'-O 4"t
CINCINNATI, Noy. 35.-PIonr unchanged md stcndv.
nothing OF consequence done yesterday: TODAY
wv bOis sold at $3.50 for superne, and $iI6a 10 for
extra neat ttrIn with good demand aud light re-
ilr RED Sill; 800 bus do common do 81 OS Corn in
good demand; prices steady 45a4G sales 300 bus Mt
40. Oats steady with good demand Mt 44uI5. Ryein
fair demand; holders asking as for prime WHISKY
100 bblS sold yesterday and to-day Mt 23 Including
wagon iiOgs-yestertay there wcrO about 1000
head sold at S1,I5a5,9O, being an advance TODAY
feeling bu0ynnt and heavy, hogs urc held ut $r re-
ceipts $500 in the last IS hours
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
@A STRANGE TRAvxLEn-About n

M5@A STRANGE TRAvELER.-About n
week ago traveller over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad asked the conductor Of
the traiu to allow him to get of in the
woods about five or six miles from Graf
ton. The conductor thought the request
strange one, but nevertheless granted it
the man seeming to be possessed of all his
senses and to be rather earnest in his de-
mand. Two days afterwards, the same
mar got on q train at Cranberry, having
just come out of the mountains carrvino =
little carpet bag, He travelled that night
about thirty miles and leaving the train at
an obscure station, plunged into the woods
again. The next day he came back, car
rying in addition to his mysterious carpet
bag, roughly constructed box, into
whichhe kept continually pceping, through
Il gimlet hole The last seen of him he
had taken to the woods with his box, in
good spirits, asking no questions nor an
answering none. He is supposed to be
nothing more nor less than curious nat
uralist, who having heard of the wild pIa-
ces along the road, determined to examine
for himself. He has excited good deal
of curiosity. but satisfied none.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26

M@ CREDuLous.--A verdant looking
man, passing over the suspension bridge
yesterday, AMI seeing the round, new CT :
bles just finished, but still unused, asked
If they were hollow. he was told that
they were hollow and designed to carry
water from the basin to the Island. The
verdant man walked on with full conf
dence in the truth of this assertion. This
incident suggests thcinquiry whe Their both
water and gas could not be conveyed over
the bridge, II ever the population and the
wants of the times should demand it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26

RI" THE RwER.-There are between
eight and nine feet water in the Ohio, at
this point, and the water is still falling.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
gloomy enough to be congenial to man
that had grown up in perpetual darkness.
The South America, boat bound to New
Orleans, and of course loaded all over
with wagons and wheelbarrows, was at
the landing.
The Fairy Queen arrived from below
yesterday, and on Monday next she will
take her place in the Wheeling and Ports
mouth trade, under command of Captain
William Morrison Mr.. j, N. Stevens, a
weli-known and popular steamboatman,
will occupy the Office. The Fairy Queen
takes the place of the Rosalic, aud will
remain permanently and punctuolly in the
trade.