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WATER CURE.


LAWRENCE WATER Crpp
BRATTLEBORO, VT,
climate uncScep,ionable location and rer,
abundant fupply Of
WV
has become widely celebrated popular for those
who
who have placed themselves under care are able
to guarantee cure In all durable while as are
not considered durable are never advised to remain
In th' treatment oil the varied forms Of
FEMALE DISEASES
true Of
CHRONIC DISEASES, generally.
~ nv 0'"n"e u" our Pauens 10 the same DIET, neither
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~ '''' ~
r cru,
mand, both for pleasure and profit with thorough
and experience to direct the cALrHEyc and other exercses
with than FoHrr different forms Of BATHS, with the
ElscFRo-cHsucAl BATHS, and the system of Elrcrmcrr
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M. ID.
comparison Of Binngcr's Ole London Dock Gin" with
others bearing similar names, will establish its superiority
and make other CATION unnecessary.
Put up in QUART BOTTLES, in Cnsos of one and
two dozen EACH and sold throughout the world by
Druggists, Groccrs, etc.
Druggists and Dealers Supplied with
WINES and BRANDIES, Direct from,
United States Bonded Wnrehouscs.
P.s Binnger's Old London Dock Gin is sold by all Drug
tists and Town Agents throughout the State.
July. 1s59-l29.
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We do not conhne all patients DIET neither
10 we suffer any N niuge In injurious pernciou- habits
such as the US Of Tobacco in any shape indulgence in
spruous Liquors, any Others the influence Of which
could only be to weaken and destroy the vitality hence
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ADDRESS LOWE PRESS COMPANY
IA Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

| An INrRIcATE PROBLEM SOLVED.
siace ths p1b,ication Of The Presidents Message
Frsnch aad Easilah journalsts appear % b exceed
nsiy uneaay upon The subject Of ths foreign policy
The United States, especially aarsgards Cantnl Amer
ica, Cuba and Mexico. Against particular view
sunneiatsd IN the Mssags they havs nainteined
Continual bfoadaids Il words were bloWs, and tnt
country respoosibls for every suggscn yentured II
the annual address Of IL President, great deal
damage would probably have besn done by this time
but q public opinion il not influenced, much len
manufactured, Ia France BY the press, nor but to
limited extent In England and a. the tone of th,
ptse il those countries i no indication Of the policy
q their Govsraments, II would manifestly be unrea
sonsbe 70 reiy upon the vaporinga OF trans Atlantic
rentcmen of the quill as exponents Of the policy /.
b puruued towards us. M
While the Times and the lesser lights Of Englsl
Journalism have been abusing US for the designs W,
AZ supposed to entertain against the rights ant
property Of our weaker neighbors, it has been re
served for Frenchman to discover how those de
signs can be thwarted, and how the weak neighbor
in question can Of their own resources place them
selves in position to defy or even beat o the great
Northern cormorant that threatens to devour them
body and bones. This solution Of problem, which
has doubtless occupied the minds Of almost u
st.t.s,,.,, :. .,;.o,, e. -,
BY writer in the Courier de Paris. Abiding te
the supposed design Of this Government to absort
Centrsl America or At least to obtain absute contro
~ II. I.thrn,ar rcntea ~ NV, a
= -. 80 ~ ass'alaAAn = ava.ea' ns =
Europe, meanwhile, cannot tolerate the sen,blapce
of such an enterprise. The same considerations
when ied snem 70 0ndertake me war IN the East
exist mere WIN an force ANA tney are sustained
mouves ot general interest wnicn tnere would be
9anger IN !orgetung ~ ner situation Central Amer
ica y destined 70 become the point OF the concentra
on q tne commerce 81 me world and TO the United
States take Of t would be TO yield to them
snc monopoly q tne Iusure transactions between
EuIope and tne ent.e orient.
un tne oIner nano. ought france and england TO
oesefmne upon Keeping tnemseSes 10 tnose iattudes
!orces sumcient g oppose every act OF piracy That
MeP Eouio create inccseans causes OF conflict, and
thus render the maintenance Of peace always precsr
Qua Wnas u y necessary 70 do then is to strength
en tne hstie csales, 70 snow them now 70 protect
themselves Dy themselves ~ mas Deen sad lor some
sy Psss 'ete ~ y " m11ea monatcny !or
wooid cve 70 those sn eaist
ence, nationality Of which they have always been
deprived ~ is possible, also that in the near future
I or u inse,nai Z, c9nvuisons-wiii 6e
ara 81 ntimate alliance between the three kincdams
would suffice to protect them against the agRressons
of their powerful neighbors.
~ pien = sala g ne lTesistipe, ana SPAIN the
nomept II mt Il II nrsct;cs ~ hsrsass
Is mot to be regretted for she does not at present
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

1@ number OF years have elapsed since
tho introduction Of DIR. ]. HOSTETTERs CELEBRATED
to the public The prejudice existing the minds
o many persons anst what Medi
cnes af drst greatly retarded its sa but ts virtues
merits this barrier of prejudice
and the demands increased rapidly that in years
village exsed In the United States in which afflicted
hsd not expenced the benefits arising the use Of the
bters and at the present day there
parts Of the world vouchers for the merits
No grs ater cure for Dyspepsia be found.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
ja1I 2p6t&ItW a s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
Coughing II. Church.

Coughing tn Church.
How painful is sometimes when attending church
the congregation generally durbing another by
coughing OF they can't help bu great remedy
1t lies within their reach They possibly the cough days
before; and had they the precauion to
Davis
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
they would be uncomfortable themselves nor so
pleasant to their neighbors
people generally would keep botte this re-
markabie Syrup in their houses and apply 1t the they
find the least cough coming they go church.
other public assembly, with perfect comfort
themselves and others.
@-Remember "Dayis' Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tarn
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
--a- 2l and l5l Chartres ST.,
General Agents for the South and whom should
be addressed. ial7 2p3teod6ltW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

3 ~ Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.--We
have been often asked which 10 the best Sewing Machine
N use and satisfy ourselves have time in
as them ALL and give opinion readers for their
benefit
one Of the above named Machines and
ea On every kind Of work required in family and gives
1as sest asaction doing It's work rapidly neatly
stronger than the usual hand work n Il much n rim
ok done on this Machine than that ordinary way
neat ana TASTY being very nicely finished, and to ap
SIMPLE beyond the possibility getting out of repair
We Ns very strong and durable, and well
one Of them will in years Of constant use
II has already saved taors' and dessmaters bills enough ii
orr family pay its cost and think ii yey nroisM
to say nothing Of Its and the hours of
needle work that It saves mother. We most emn.a,;cov
ha the best Sewing Machine use and tie
labor-saving invention Of tho day. 81 s" "s''
Nessrs. WHITNEY LYON, who are the uronreor, =,
these Aashnes have at sA5 Boadway New YORK
gsy& 39fN. GChicsgo Herald
n HEDRICK, Agent, !.
oo zEo0AM .lg 28 Camp stree,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
DrH . .

On Monday night lIh inst At quarter IL o'clock
DrAuGuSTUS DAVEzAC, in the 65th year OF his age.
His ends and those Of the family invited 10 attend his
funeral without further NOTICE. St. Patricks Church.
4 o'clock this afternoon. 4s.s5. ,5fq
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
Dalley's

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the severest
Burns scalds in from twenty minutes heal the
wounds without and eestually Fever Sores Piles
Salt Rheum, 1nlammaory Rheumatism, Inhamed
Eyes, Cuts Wounds Bruises, old Sores Scsd Head Corns
and Bunon sprain Swellings, Felons Chiblans Bites
Insects Sore Nipples sweed Breasts and all
other inammatory and cuaueous Diseases where the parts
affected can be reached
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
.... ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos. 2l and ISL Chartres street.
General Agents for the South and whom should
be addressed. jail 2p3eod&1tW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

Roger Co. sell at 10 O'clock French American dry
sood bonnet ribbons ladies' bonnets etc., Is Old
Levee street
Anel Edwards sells at o'clock books stationery etc.
50 st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

10rF1ve Hundred Dollars Rewarsi.--The
undersigned having received letters from
New Orleans informing him that unprincpled
are engaged in bottng and selling mixed and poisonous
liquor under his trade mark schedam Aromatic schnapps
put up in bottles with labels wrappers of his
autograph close imitation thereof believing many
others in different cities in the West engaged the
eonous business In defiance of the pes and penalties
achea thereto and to stop the praing trade
mark, he offers reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for evidence as Will lead the detection conviction
any person or parties implicated in the crime.
The reward will be paid any that may
nocenty employed In the manufacture counteeis
either labeler printer bottle
their legal conviction Of the guilty employer such
hereby cautioned against engaging continuing
such criminal employment after notice. They
also hereby informed that all orders for bottles mouds
grayed blocks printers work. to be used the preparation
Of such counte fsonious, though they the
Of the undersigned unless the articles ordered
delivered at his principal depot % Beaver New
ali persons thus engaged in aiding and sbng the
acture sale ofsuch counefes the present will
be held amenable TO tie law.
All communications to be addressed me, the
Messrs BUNNELL 4 BAILIEFF New Orleans.
8Sg uDOLPHo WOLFE,
\ tai3 2plm ~ Beaver street, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

H. II. Buckley,
W A G H NJ AK Err,
No. Camp street,
Has recently received additions to his new stock consisting
Of
FINE GOLD WATCHEs
For Ladies' and Gentlemen fine SILVER HUNTING LIE
VERs GOLD CHAINS, BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS and
FINGER RINGS etc. large stock of pure Coin SILVER
WARE. complete assortment Of
Pebble Spectacles,
to suit every sight The whole offered reasonable prices
Watches and Jewery carefully repaired warranted
dc 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

Presents!
N 0 R RIS, MAULL e. CO.,
CIoTHIEHs
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Have Just received large invoice of the CELEBRATED
N0s vxx TIES,
Comprising the
cHAMBoRD,
BOURBON
HoRTENsE, and.
MALAKoFF /
All of Different Styles,
As now by different political parties in Psn,l
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
FANCY CAMBRIc HANDKERcH1EFs-1n every variety.
d22 2pf
GENERAL AGENT EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Va.
OFFICE-No Q UNION STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
Stationary steam Engines,
With Double Flue Boilers and superior finish and work
manship, for driving Sugar Mills Saw Mills etc.
Portable Steam Engines.
With either Locomotive 'or Ivens' Armuar Water Drnm
Boiler The first economical fuel well adapted to
parts OF the State where the while the latter has
all the good properties of the perfectly accessible
inside and out for cleaningneher requiring any brick work
in their erection.
Circular and Sash Saw Mills.
OF heavy build and well fted-reliabe and effective ma
Chimes We
CHALLENGE THE WORLD
to produce machine cut the of lumber and as we'll
in the same time, with a similar size mill.
Machinery of all kinds.
Always on exhibition at office and all under full
guarantee.
We challenge the show where in any one instance
our machines have failed to give full satisfaction
Duplicates
OF the wearing parts of machinery always kept on hand
in this city, to avoid any delay repairing.
ja10 2p6t-lmaW
1X,eOd0r Danstger,
Nos. 22s AND 2so, CORNER ROYAL AND ST. PHILLIP
STREETS,
Branch Store, No. 1875 Rampant,
I.ate Circus street,)
Will sel off all his Winter Stock at Reduced Prices com
prising-
SILKS, and
To make room for SPRING GOODS. now coming on.
Just received
CHEAP BALL AND EVENING DRESSES
FLOWERS and
REAL JoUv1N GLOVES.
jalo 2pa THEODOR DANZIGER.
l56 Canal Street. 1856
DETER's woRsTED STORE. /
Articles FROM EUROPE, consisting of oTToMANs and
CHAIRS LAMP-MATs, SMOKING GAPS etc. d2l I'm
.MOseaM's Restaurant,
1T CANAL STREET.
During the past this wellknown establishment has
order and
made as to to patrons all times all the
ries the markets afford.
The public may nothing will be left undone
our part to maintain the reputation that MoREAUn has
hitherto sustain edhat Of being ants in
the United States.
RHODES b MOULIN,
froprietors Moreauso
MI 2ptf No. III Canal street.
Jassaes II. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. al BROADWAY, tneaT Canal street.. NEW YoRx !
iylS 2p1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18


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CHRONICLES OF THE BAsTILE. 81.
II DUST AND FOAM, VI -
BROWNLow AND PRyNRs SLAVERY coNfRo
vERsy, o.. 55e
WHILE IT WAS MORNING.. By Virginia Townsend
Nzs
LADY BLEssINGToN's MANIFESTATIONS WIFE .
RON, u. as
LORD nuFFERIN's YACHT VoYAGE.M.
PREsCoTps PHILIP II, VOL 5, 81 Is.
4 THE LAND AND THE BOOK OF, Biblical Illustrations
drawn from the Aanners and the Customs the Scenes AM
Scenery of the Holy Land. By ". N. Thompson D. D
]. G. MORGAN Il CO.,
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.NesC Books NetU Books
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THE WITCHES OF NEW YORK. By Doe.tiets.
| The AUTocRAT Of the BREAKFAST TABLE.
PEASANT hifh IN SEhAANA' +' unesAa
SEED TINE AND HARVEST Or 1aies from me herman
THE AGE OF cH1VALRY. By Thos. Bnlanch.
THOS. L. WHITE,
ia17 onst IOs Canal street
- = -
8 EssTtneT AsetAtScssOss
In
RICH DRESS SILKS,
ELEGANI PAhlS RVbEo, as@
,ro,,,, ,,,,,ee, coon,
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oIoAAo ooAo AM enA"AN0'
MILLINERY, etc., etc.
j,
snri,g arrivals
rr,t on.nsd .evero, .sse. of g4A @s'@~'
ENGIIsH R.REnEs
.s..@ s In Pieces and Robes.
lTf JOHN TODn
ia17 2ust Nos. 12 and IA Chartres street.
$3.50 ->A'' sS0'
rorr norr
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RICH IAcEs IN .els..a- We dis g.
POINT ALENcoN,
tFes POINT APPLICATION.
sALhNoiENNEs, ete.
nIAcK ~ THnE.n1acr M POINTS uANTIrs su.w,s
ExRRo1pnprn co1LARs
SLEEVES, SETS,
zsst5t Nsz8 HANDKERcHIEFs etc.. ETC.. etc.
nA of which will be offered much under the cost of i'm
JOHN TODD,
laL zp5. nos " aud u Chartres street.
E. II. YlI(e1..
No.tllo CANAL STREET,
IS now opening IN Aaai0h 70 h' already large Sf0ek
1ANH WAAofahs'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

Redaissg 3 Co.'s
SO U TH E r. N Il XP r ES S!
oFF1cE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery Goods for all Points
On the Opelousas Railroad
This Company organized for the purpose Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
Is forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry Merchandise Bag
gage and Packages all States and
We are also prepared to do General City Express and Bag
gage Business in connection with the Orleans pelousas
and Great Western Railroad.
VIII call for and deliver, with dispatch and reasonable
rates. Raggage Freight Packages all parts of the
city Of New Orleans.
Merchants planters rely upon this Company
to forward the most minute article any destination and
most respectfully solicit q share Of public patronage.
w. E. REDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
w. H. HENNING,
Proprietors.
A9Authorised Agents of Bonbaer Co.'s Issnd Of Cuba
cypress. d7 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

6IIx BoanrETs AND BONNET RIBBoNs.- The particu.
n attention 4 buys called 70 The large sale Of silk bonnets
and hohs hbons 70 take place this day 10 O'Clock at the
sucton room q =. Roger Co.. No. 2s Old Leyse street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

ss-Dr. James' advertisements, giving par
cuars Of diseases treated be found smother this
paper Medical House, 50 2oUsToMHoUsE street. between
Royal and Bourbon Dr.. JAMES CURES SGROFULA NER-
voUs and GENERRL DEBILITY, etc.. etc. $50 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

Youna Mns's EoolsrY BAILs II Opp FELLOWS
HAx& ar1t ~ u ~ ssries takes place this
- a 4 Int w are requested 10 state
~ dcksts are ready for delivery from
~ asnEetakys tthe olics Of the ball room.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

DIR 0o0Dss- The particular attention Il buve,s Il
cAsd sae of dsy Foods u take place iii. d.y =
1Declcsk = ~ aucon of B. Roger ca, NJ "a Ola
Lsves ssresk Tsrns Il sale. ~