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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

OALLEY'S4mAG1CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.
How much palm and su6eng-nay even life isef-nay b
saved by having supply of Dallsys Magical Pain Ex-
ractor hand In Of sudden accidents In cu
burns scad spans and to which children
constantly subeothe action Of the Pain Extractor d ever
the Families should without It, Full directions
accompany each box. The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, Manufacturer. upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Hasnow been in thirty there hardly Per.
but what has heard OF It, and family that has used
that could be induced be without In case
Of sudden accident Where used sure to become
standard remedy because has equal In curing burns
scalds, CUTS wounds and bruises fever Sores piles and
other and cutaneous diseases where the parts
fected can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When look aronnd your houses and you think ths,s
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling,
everything forebodes comfort and happiness suddenly one
the dear falls and deep cut the result Of the
cdent You look everywhere for relief you can
-whyf Because have neglected TO have hand box
Of daley Magical Pain Extracorhisi is the whole trou.
BILE. Remember and always have hand. Instant relief
WILDE hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and Inflammation from tho ssvoreas
burns scalds IN from oneto twenty minutes heal the wounds
without and efecualy fever pes salt
iAhammatory rheumatism and inaed eyes, cuts wounds
bruises old scad head bunions sprsns
swengs slons chlbans bites insects sore nipples OF
sweed or broken breasts and all other and
diseases wherethe parts affected DO reaehed
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale snd retail, by
J.WRIaHT CO.,
Il and ISL Chartres street,
soe for the Southern sstes and to whom ali order
should be addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05
wINER,s CANADIAN vEnmuFuoE,
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION,
1hs las Dr. Chapman Of PHILADELPHIA hiss laid dswn ~
rule that be suspected child where there u
sAciaton, and especially weakness Of the bowels
led By discharge slime and authsr.
tiles that to work thorough bowss
must BE- invigorated well the themselves d.
charged. Ntse's 0aaadias Vss fanls both these con-
dons. mot emily exrpatss the vsmicules strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent Of the gasc juice
and inpars healthy action to the bowels Hence IT. eurs
are complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy wors dckesing and yes
six out Of every ton children Afflicted with
them Why should this be the are volumes
testimony prove that few doses Winers Canadian Yer
muge will eradicate the dseasef Parents mote Of
established fact and remember that the medicine from
all deeterioas substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain in i results free from all mineral substances and
inytgorang to tho system these Winners
CANADIAN vERAIFUGE. preparation which Candidates
every class Of internal with degree dispatch that
~ agreeable - II Is astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 90. Sole proprietos.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05
DR.J. NosTHrTIRV
CELEBRATED sTOMACa B1TTKRs,

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knswn kept healthy and the stsnasl
It'll. danger u nan bsl.s seriously affected BY ssy
ve which usually attack the system shrsush those organs
The Bsen will accomplish this good work 1thas prsvss
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msd ,,b .l.,. TIN, much "a, Tho ,,.rit ~ hi, IN
cine a preventive As remedy operates with estenIsh
Ing r.pdity wiz check s.y tendency u diarrhes ant
~ .n..,.. ..d Nv ,,a,,nS nhs.r,", .sar ,.,o.aso.
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disease The NEST desperate Of bilious fever typhoid
ever ievst Ana .no 'eyef nave yeoeo
VI s ~ 81 ps
diusry qualities The people Of III. South and Yves. Who
not yet tried HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITE Rs who danger that threat
sns nm, =, men
medicines this will notntsrers rather facilitate beneficial
operation
IN gosTnTTEp sWIvu n'
Pa is the true preventive and remedy All limitations viii
prove deusve Remember and get Hostetters Celebrated
saes A'S' inc coming pee
~ See that the Btes have the name of Dr. j. Hosster,
Stomach Bters blown the side bottle and
.ne cap covering the cork and the autograph Of
~ t.er-, 'As ,-'0''
a.. ss.s.s ~ n''es'e' 0'"aen q"
HosTETTER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Hcros'man street.
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solo T W. A. VIOLET CO.,
HOSTETHTER'S STOMACH BITTERs
so,dh ourvpouzr AuC,nnn1.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

FATAL AFFRAY IN NEBRAsKA.-The st. Joseph
Gazette Of the 18th ult. has the following:
We learned yesterday, from good authority, that a
dreadful ARRAY took place Salem, Nebraska Ter.
ritory, few days ago, which resulted in the death
Of MIR. Daniel Hudgins. A dispute arose between
the above named gentleman and another man, name
unknown, about claim. Hard words ensued and
Hudgins struck the unknown man with a cane over
the head pretty severe lick. He then thought to
make his escape, but was pursued, and turning his
head to see il he was followed, had his throat cut
from ear to ear. he fell dead upon the spot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

MARINE D1sAsrER.-A dispatch of the 2sth ult.
from Boston says:
The schooner Empire, hence for Bristol, R. l., was
run into and sunk in the Narrows last night by the
ship Marcellus, from Singapore. The crew Of the
schooner were saved, but the CARGO consisting prin
cipally of sugar, will be total loss. The Marcellus
suffered but little damage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

IMPORTANT FROM BURNos AYREs.-Adyices from
Buenos Ayres to the 10th ult. report that the war
movements continued, and Urquiza was committing
various overt acts The negotiations of Mr. Yancey,
the American Minister, to preserve peace had been
abruptly terminated, and troops were assembling at
different points for active operations. Four of Ur.
quza's steamers Of war had appeared near Buenos
Ayres but on the appearance Of two provincial yes.
sells they steamed away to Colona. Urquiza had ex-
cited an nsurrecton in the State prison of Buenos
Ayres but it was suppressed after the rngeader was
shot, and several other revolters killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

1oools. Anew Rss< Amer;
ma ~ A,,sv Rat psrmuaa:
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/ "a ,.,,I. fhl.rsesr,. p s,Sw.
| nhhIs r,rsau, Tartar.
4 spoA poonaa Krt In~v..d.
| loae gallon, C.,sl ysrpish.
| abhI. nv. tJr,,.
| ahhls t,.r Ny,,h.
/ 4 bbls valsrsn Raot
IA hbla T.n,oc..
abbIs Sugar Lead vh,ts:
sbhla scotch Snuff in baddsrs:
| 40 do. asnetts scotch s,uS:
40, 1n,,I.rd,s naec.sov Snuff:
~ An. poem.,, M..c.bsy and soo.ob soue:
| Am ,o,,s. wit. wa.
I'm .susd. D,v,r Po,d.r,:
mn < .s.orod Herbs:
| m r. 40, Rssr.d a.,tn.,.r..
sc.se. pri,h I.u.t.r su,ex,.r srt,.e,
% csses Cooper,s Is,nelsas:
sbs1ss Hons:
100 pounds I.dids Potssh:
sorounesa Nitrate Silver.
= c...a Mamma rial. AND so,ts.
20 cans Nas,ssa Csl English:
leases nssnesa, Carb.;
10 cases Ref Borax:
4slba OIL Of Beryar,o+
30 lbs OIL Peppermipt:
80 pounds AniEeed;
u pounds OIL Gloves;
q pounds OIL Cedar;
10 pounds on Cubsbs:
3sIpounds OIL Black Pepper;
80 pounds oil Almonds;
srress shoemsker,s Plsster,;
10 gross seidlis Powders;
xross soda Povdsu
20 gross Sugar OF Lannon's.
Ia.or.., v....
A'sss s.... T,a aor,' Gals, 49,, s,,u..
800 dos. Great Southern Mustard;
lo..l e.ntl.n Root;
''t ss.. a.B b., s.n .'s s.s.;
Is do.. Bay Rum. pure;
100 pound. a.dds1:
,o,s. CASKS po.d french n. Lime Juice;
n Mi. Eng v.uit,.n Rad.
Is bills Mineral Paint;
=; = bs,. w hitting.
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s sssl': r ss%,s: s !ss.s.....;
ss obi i fs's,' 's s ss.s:ss''
vermillion Chrome Green;
Dutch Pink yellow oehrs;
Turkey sd eyA umb.r; Vsnd1t s Brown spo,u
Patent Dryers: I4thsss;
cssss 7 v sa aisst roip s
wpits 1 pamsr varn,sh; N. sass a
BLACK Leather; s.ss ss,ssn Oh;
mn PA Paint thrush Brushes s;... r..,., Whale , on
Sa'ss$s'9 s.'i ss: ss s' 4s Brushes
Shoe ssel BSehng Bed rs.s metal and esrtssn;
Cotton Brokers' Ink Trusses, large assortment;
S Sss ssf ao NJ f5 a ssBBe:f. Scales.
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fs:ss Spring
sSsss %si,. r..
ksss$i ssssi
fis; Ss5sss,i S;sSs sss.; .'NN'''D's'''
'''i ss ss; f$;E e@;s Cream
1''i ~ s3 ss4;:.;
A''' 1 s'S 5;'5 S;Si; s.s.ii..
Buffalo Dressing Combs
Fine a fgor p5Cs smRss Combs:
Razor strops;
Shaving Brushes
pau1 transparent ,N Soap Bals
Hsu sssF Krss Ty'ss spne
Persian Lotion Chinese Powder;
Hsus sT GSak W Bss sGS Sspo. r,o, p.
III, LAC Laer1e's Tooth Specific;
"rtg Iaaat o sLs
vns'gre Ronge
Saponaceous Compound,
p.~.r+ n1..,o,u
FAHa III NS,I vermifuge;
Mc1ANE1S ,Nsermi1uge;
ToWRMMs s y ss sarssparllla
soi 4 Sh SesEss spaaiL
Ho0FLAND's German Bitters;
MOFFATS Phoenix Bitters:
sToUaHToNs Bitters;
K1iTT,s H Wo n,,!Pe55 s;;,.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral;
DAYS. Hn Wiz Cherry and Tar;
CODLIvER OIL Hedgeman CLARK 1 Co.
COD LIVER OIL Rushtons;
COD LIVER OIL, Burnett's
HASTINGS Syrup Of Naples
ouEfu's GOD LIVER OIL jelly
.-sz..[ THOMPsON;s Eve Water r
JAYNE'S Sanattve Pills;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

PROPERLY PUNIsHED.-A young man named jas.
Morgan was tried before the Circuit Court in St. Jo
seph, No. few days ago, for the abduction and at
tempted ruin Of young girl. He was convicted and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05
osGooD's CHoLAaoauk.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests by able practitioners ard chemical analy
SIS have demonstrated the great vauelf Prof. De rash
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
the relief and Of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in manner both unnsakabe
satisfactory More than twenty thousand boes have been
sold short mea great proportion those who heard
theirs recommend IT. who had tried H. That It's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged. and nothing Ike
ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL isProi DsGrsshs which
be had at all the respectable Druggsts this city, and n
wholesale and RETAIL at the propreors prices the Agent
For sale In New Orleans, Wholesale sadIretar. by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
"A u u and Is ChAxtTsl ssSeej
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

VALUE OF SAN JUAN IsLAND.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun says:
The explanation which has been received by the
Government in regard to the Island of San Juan or
Bellevue is very dsparaging to its value Col. Lee,
of the Typographical Engineers, surveyed it some
time ago. and his report that it was worthless in
every point of view. There is water on the island.
But worthless not, may be to either party it
appears that neither party has any idea Of yielding
it. Mr. Nugent, in his report, represents the island
spoke Of it as the key to the Gulf Of Georgia and
British Columbia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

FATAL AFFRAY.-On the night Of the 23d an
ARRAY occurred in ball room in Franklin, Tenn, in
which man named Chldress killed another named
Trewet by repeated stabs with large butcher knife
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
FEVER AND EA.euE.


osGooD's CHoLAaoaUk,
This Is the only remedy for this hateful dis.
No need again complain of having IT, unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy they
take
osGooD's CHOLAaoGUE.
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
+ J. WRIGHT co.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
aoe Agents for souh and to whom all orders shoud b.
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

Extra special trips Lake night by the Horse
whom required. BY notifying the Conductor.
Tho Steam Train will stop 0entlly Station, whom notified
except ma trips and during the honr trips Sundays after
Farce zach way Is cents and conductors must have
timely notice to ,sop.
somnbusses leave Canal for the Deyot every
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
Congress

Will adjourn on tomorrow, (the 3d. and
really we believe the country will breathe
freer on account of it. The meeting of our
National Legislature has become to be an an
nual time of peril to the peace and perpetuity
of the Nation, and a foreboding anxiety per
vades the minds Of the people, on account of
the recklessness, the corruption and extrava-
agance which have marked the action of that
body for several years past. That no harm
may be done, seems to be the highest expec-
tation-the idea that good to the country
will be accomplished by the deliberations of
Congress, no one seems to calculate or.
Congress has now been in session three
months, and there has scarcely been a half
dozen bills passed the two Houses, The bill
for placing thirty millions Of dollars in the
hands of the President, for the purpose of ia
king the initiatory steps for the purchase OF
Cuba, it is now proposed to lay aside; and
Mr.. Mason has offered as a substitute, a Joint
resolution, which states that Congress ap-
proves OF the policy of the Message of the
President, respecting the propriety and ulti-
mate necessity of acquiring Cuba; that with
out any committal as to further measures,
Congress confines. itself to the declaration,
that the United States is prepared to receive
the Island whenever Spain will transfer il
for a fair equivalent, and that this Govern
ment can never be neutral under any policy
which would sever Cuba from Spain in favor
of any foreign power.
This substitute is said to have the appro
val of the President, in view of the fact tina
the Treasury is not in a condition for sucl
extraordinary expenditures, and hence unde,
the circumstances, the Administration vii
be satisfied with the declaration embodied i,
the resolution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
Virginia.

There is no State in the South, and per-
haps not in the Union, where the Order Of
the Sons Of Temperance is in a more prosper
Gus and advancing condition, than in the Old
Dominion at this time. From almost every
sAaiian. of t~- et~4- 4L~-L~a~n tid;nes of
revival and of large accessions to the Divis-
ions come up, giving evidence that the Sons
are accomplishing a gooc work.
We notice these things with great pleas
ure, and look around to see the agencies en-
ployed to effect so desirable a work. And
we find the secret to be in two little words
"Indioidual Erertion" They have no Lee
turers from abroad to stimulate them to ex-
ira exertions-but they bring their home
talents to bear-they have frequent public
neutrality-suspicious. of their own address the
people IN the subject, and they Agitate-
ACETATE the subject, and keep it before the
public. By this means they prosper. vii
not our North Corolina Sons profit by thei1
example, and employ the same means for the
advancement of the cause in North Carolina
If they will, we are bound to triumph
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
For the Spirit of the Age.
To a Friend who sent me some Early
Flowers.

Many thanks, dear Ginnie, for your charm
ing gift. To a mind capable of approaching
the glories and beauties of nature, nothing
can be more acceptable than a present of its
earliest tributes. And to one who has long
been a denizen of a sick room, a bunch of
e-~gr~nt flowers is indeed a treasure.
The Snow Drops. in their gentle beauty.
sent a thrill throughout my very being. l
will tell you why. Long years ago, l remem-
Der a beautiful, gentle being, whom l loved
as a mother, one who filled for me a mothers
place. The snow drop was her ~favorite
flower. She said she loved it for its sweet
humility, and its promise of hope hereafter.
When the angel of death came and took her
from us, WI placed the gentle snow drop on
her bosom and planted them on the sunny
hillock where all that remains of her repose.
But aside from such considerations as these,
l love flowers for the other thoughts they
bring. They remind me of the greatness
goodness and mercy of God. OF His great
ness, in being able not only TO create this
magnificent world, but to beautify and adorr
it with lovely flowers. Of His goodness in
permitting us to live and enjoy ourselves
in the world which he has created, and O
His mercy in forgiving our manifold trans
gressions against Him, and giving US a prom
Use of a glorious hereafter with Him il
Heaven. MINNIE Il RAY
Near Wilmington, N. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
Washington's Birthday.

The 22d was celebrated by the Oak City
Guards. by a full dress parade. a@i.o ~'Ds
lutes, &c. We were glad to see this beanti-
full company out once more, after so long a
suspension of it's parades; and hope a bright
er day is about to dawn upon it--prouideG
they will henceforth eschew a practice that
has proven the downfall of nearly every Vel
unteer Company we nave had in Ralei CHI
We allude to receiving treats" to intoxi-
eating drinks when on parade. Under that
practice, Volunteer Companies are regarded
by parents and religious men as denaerai-
zing, and they are unwilling that their
sons should belong to them, and here be
exposed to temptation, and the form ing of
a habit that may lead to their ruin We
make these remarks with a sincere desire
to advance the Company and fill up its
ranks. The evil referred to does not ex-
ist in Raleigh alone; alas! it is almost uni
versal, and operates greatly to the prejudice
of Volunteer Companies.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
For the Spirit of the Age.
Holy Neck Female Seminary.

Some weeks since we learned, through the
columns of the Christian Sun, of Suffolk, Va.
that this Seminary was at present under the
charge of Miss S. Finney, a young lady of
high literary attainments and moral qualif-
cations. We regret to say that it has never
fallen to our lot to become personally ac-
quainted with Miss F., yet from the reputa-
ton given her by som of our most intimate
friends, we do not doubt her entire caoacity
for filling with honor, her present situation.
Her amiable disposition wins for her the love
of each pupil; instilling within their youth
full hearts an ardent desire to perform every
duty, not from fear of punishment, but from
a sincere love of doing what is right.
Such a teacher will not only intellectually
improve her pupils, but will add gems Of
rare beauty to their morals. When we con.
slider the influence of teachers, in manners
disposition and general piety, over the nu.
merous minds that gather around to receive
from them instruction, we do not consider
the Trustees could have made a wiser selec
ton.
OF the neighborhood We can speak person
ally, and without fear of contradiction cal
assert, there is no better around us. w,
knew it can be surpassed by none. Tn,
Boarding houses are well kept, by gentlemen
who spare no pains to make the young ladies
perfectly satisfied. No ~.Sectdridnism is con
nected with the school. Surely with sue
accommodations it deserves the patronage O
the public. L.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
q News Of the Day.

furniture and costly tequipage-children ana
servants dressed extensively, all to SUIT. IL
Is gratifying to know that the bulk OF this
vast outlay is made by the wealthy popula-
ton of our large cities, but in late years their
influence is felt powerfully throughout the
country. Luxury, extravaganza and fashion,
| and their attendant evils, are webbing the
land, and bringing the sex of all classes un-
der that powerful rule. And what for?-
What is the object? To please one nam
Alas! it might do, ifhusbands and fathers de-
manded it for their own qualification. But
are not most of the devotees of extravaganza
and fashion, ambitious to excel each other
in personal attractions and to secure the ad-
miration of the many? Verify, there is q
depth of depravity in all this, which is not
seen upon its face, but which affects society
in all its ramiications, and more than an.
other cause, destroys and blights the infiuenc
for good, which the sex might otherwise eA
ert. The Intoxicating and bestial effects {
Alcohol, is destroying its thousands of mel
while thousands of our fair American wome
are ruined by the intoxicating decisions
fashion and extravaganza.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
The Rock Of Danger.

A distinguished Minister, in a sermon. IL
Illustrates the Crock of Danger in the aa. of
life, by reference to the straits of Sundae. be-
tween Java and Sumatra, in which is a small
rock called the Stroon Rock, the top O (which.
is just washed and half covered by the waves.
while all around the water is SO deep nat no.
anchor can touch bottom. A ship was once,
passing through these straits, carried cnsby
the tide, with scarce wind enough TO flzher-
sails. The current bore her rapidly dong.
towards this rock. The danger was seelrandi
every effort made to guard against it. The
yards were braced, but the wind no longer
filled the sails. and on the ship sped to shat
seemed her destruction. The loud commands
of the officers, and the willing responses of
the sailors were hushed, and silently zach.
watched the rapily approaching danges-
But when hope had almost turned to DESPAIR,
a breath of wind fills the sails, the ship oIays
her helm, the dark rock with the foanring
sea around / it is seen over the ships side, and
then at the stern, and all hearts breathe fee
again, for God has saved the vessel and lar
crew.
So, too, in the voyage of life, the Stroena
rock of intempersnoe, laved and secreted 5v
the tempting bubbles of pleasure and enjoy
ment, endanger the life barque as it passes
along, laden with the dearest hopes of man
for time and eternity, Temptation seems 10
lure him on to that fatal rock, and unless he
calls to his aid 'Him who is mighty to save"
and plies all his energies to rescue himself
from a fearful wreck which thousands before
; him have experienced, speedy and sure de-
s~truction awaits him. But, thank Heaven,
the loss Of the noble ship is not inevitable
1t may be saved, ifhe will seek protection in
! the gallant old craft that has passed the rock
> in safety a thousand times-the good old
ship of Temperament
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02
For the Spirit Of the Are

10 THE Posi- MASTERS AND Mail AGExre
RON H~ooKERToN 30 RALEFGH, n. C.-This
VIII inform you, that | sent a package from
TINS office to Raleigh, Jan ID, 1859, and b
learn frem the 2. III. at Raleigh, that the
Faekage has never been received. The Pack
age contained two letters one to A. n. Cor
man, Esq, with S. in it, the other one I a.
not remember who it was for. You viii
please to do me the favor to examine in vony-
offices. 1t may have dropped in the waste.
paper in your Office.
Yours respectfully,
ISAAC JORDAN, p. NJ.
AT Hookerten, n, c.