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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-22

Deer Range, January 15 1859.
Agents of the Southern Oil Company, New Oesns-Iear
Sirs been using very extensively upon all ma
chinesy belonging 9 the plantation VII. Sugar NH and En-
manufactured from Rosn by the Southern Oil Company
dnd 1t in respect preferable other have
Wheel and the Navy Pitch plantation
know other equal in point Of economy duration
service.
glad notice the which attends the efforts
the Company and believe that In time this branch of In
duy rival almost other among With the
pine forests which throughout the souh will be dis
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
effort looking her industrial enfranchement from the
North and branch OF manufacture the
brilliant than n ths The appeal shoud be brought home
every Southern patriot and believe will ponded
lsigned] MAUNsEL WHITE.
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR HALE,

-LH MLf
? We offer for sale q tract Of q lying
in DI,,rict No. 8, rem miles Nonh West
Of Winchs,ter on Elk River. The tract
contain, 2oO acres, more or less. About
hundred acres In o high stateof cul.
tiyo,ion. Tho bottom land uucleared is
heavily timberOd with yellow poplar,
white oak and hickory. The upland is
we'll ,imbered with red and black oak
This place has on it two goad dwelling
houses and other houses; two orchards Of
choice fruit trees; q good well and a nev.
er failing spring. A portion Of this tfoct
lies on Rowland's creek, and is close to
market. being only three and one nall
miles from Esli!l's Springs on the Nash
Vile & Chattanooga Rail Road. For
the fertility of the soil and convenIences
OF this place 10 marko, and healthy loca'
ton it is surpassed by none 10 the coun'
try. There has been no sickness Of any
kind since we have owned it, Any per-
son desiring a good home have now on
opportunity of buying a bargain. Per
sons wishing particulars, or TO see the
place can do SO by calling on either Of
the undersigned on tho premises.
April t T. ]. GOODLOE.
S. r. REAGIN'
J. r.. REAGIN'
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Sale Of Negroes &c.

BY consent Of parties, ! will on Tho 18th day
of July next, at TIT Court House door, in the
townof Winchester, sell for cash the follow.
ing negroes: File, about fifteen ycars old;
Fed. about - years old; Bonapartc, about l3;
Richard, about II; Joan, a girl, abort ); Dn-
yid, about q; Ben, nbout4; Charles, about =;
Edn, about 81, and her infant child; Iuda,
about 40; also, one top buggy; one bay mare;
and james A. England's interest in lots No.
~, 30. 80 and 81 at Cowan, which interest
will be explained on day of sale; also the tav-
en- University House and fixtures at Cowau.
1t being property conveyed to me by deed Of
trust from J. A. England about the list March
1850. Juue0 j. b. HAWKINS.
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NoTioE.-We don't dun the subscri.
bcrs of the Journal through its col
umns. It's a practice we don't like
that of boring a good subscriber with
mntter which is intended especially
for those who are unlike him in giving
us our dues. But as an explanation,
we would state that if some OF our
subscribers, and some in Winchester,
should fail TO receive their papers, just
consider that their names have been
taken off our list. Our paper costs us
too much, and Jul expenses arc too
high for us to pay cash oursclf and
credit them. And, ten to one, if we
were ever to be SO unfortunate as to
become penniless, the very mes who
refuse to pay US, would be the first to
villify us.
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A Farm for Sale
or

On The lM Monday of July neat. /
will sell my tract Of land on which |
now live, three miles South East Of Win.
chester, on one. two and three years, cred.
~ from the 2sth day Of March. 1869, the
purchaser giving approved security.
npou! ~ actes Of the above land is
oo.,onl .and and in cultivation; also, a
portion Of the up land Is in cultivation.
OF being gfazed. There ara ,wo fine
springs upon 1t which ney., fail ono Of
which fotms q branch tia, ,an, h,onoh
the tract, making il eonv.ujsn, T.. 'oue"
turing; there is also q fine youu, n,.bs,I
Of apple trees OF full size, Ana ha".
much fruit last ys'r-0f fine quality and
great variety.
June 0 tide r-- WI. HANNAH.
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Rev. Henry Wood, now in Chins,
writes to the N. n. Patriot that a la
boring man in the interior of China
can live comfortably on food costing
one cent per day.
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An "ATTAcnMENr."-" Madam, has
your piano an Eolian attachment y
asked Sam the other night, of the wife
Of a man who appeared to live fully
up to, If not beyond his means.
Hush p whispered Seth in his ear,
It has q sherif's attachment"
Sum dropped the subject.
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:. .roure to American eredIt, and .

=. sr'oure to American credit, and d
fact which does great honor to Amer
lean merchants dealing In Europe, ia
mentioned In a London letter to the
New York Express, It is in effect
that not a piece Of American mercan-
tile paper. laid over at the Bank of
England. during the late panic, now
remains. unpaid.
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NOTICE.

BY authority of the county court o
Franklin county, Tenn, notice is here
by given Of the insolvency of the estate
Of Robert Oldham, dec, and all persons
having C ain.s against said estate are requir
cd to file the same with the clerk Of said
court for pro vato distribution, by tho
10Th Of October. 1859, else be forever
barred. w. W. SHARP,
June 10th Admr.
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$l5O REWARD

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
the Tunnel, Franklin county, Tenn, on tho
LIST day of May, 1858, a negro boy named
JIM, about 20 years old, dark copper color,
large size, about five feet ten inches high,
broad face, wide mouth, and large teeth, and
very white before; big round shoulders, large
arms and no visible scars on him when he
left. lie is a large and stout negro every
wny. | will give $50 for him if taken out
of the State, and 500 if taken in the State
Of Tennessee, and lodged in some Jail so that
| can get him. J. g. MONTGOMERY.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
BAK Err.
On Depot street, adjoining the Bucket Factory,
MUrirCcSbOTO, Tenn,

He Is prepared TO Gil orders for any kind oI
Monuments, ut the shortest notice and on the
best terms. He is thankful forthe patronage
he has heretofore received, aud respectfully
sOilcitsa continuance Of the same He war
rants his work to be as good as any that can be
purchased in the country, and prices lower
rhan here or Mt Nashville. You who have
friends resting in The silent grave, can here
find n monument that will show where they
lie md keep them fresh in your memory.
w. J.. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Mar. 9, 1857.
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When you hear an editor say what
Is your hurry? keep your seat he
means clear out as soon rs possible.
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DIR. IIOOFLAND'S


MIC CORDIAL,
FOR The SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, colds, Influenza, croup hoorSe'
ness, Jronchitis, diseases Of Tie bomcis
arising from cold, iacipicnl consump,
ton, and for The rclicJ and If M all
possible) cure Of patients IN odUanced
stagcS Of tic iahcr disease.
Cotarrh, or Common Cold, osi is nmiiliorly called, is
worthy of study aud serious enough to he avoided, II pos
slble. nr. he'll says! 81 viii not say that tods are to
our nina bltants what the PLAGUE aud YELLOW fEvEH ait
to those oI other countries, but, can aver confidently that
they usher IN disease Of greater completely and mortality
than these latter"
lnthc danger Of BRoNcinTIs and P~NEuMoNA, which
often follow IN he-tfain OF neglected cold, and In
pWlmIsiS PuLmONALIs, the tubefCulJI irritation OF wlilca
Is developed by the same cause, we surely have proOiaid
argument SUFFICIENT for attention. not only to the proven
tive means, but also to the curative ones of a disease,
which however mild in It's inception Is directly 81 indi'
leciIy productive ofsucli di~ vefsiiied and alarming results.
This lesson should be particularly Impressed ON those
who have any constitutional tendency 10 PCLMoNAnl Co.'S
SUMPTION.
IIle use ollc Balsamic Cordial, agrecably to the dircc.
tiOus accompanying each bottle, viii readily cure the most
distressing ease Of cough,
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordercd or dys,
pCptic state Of the stomach, In which case the Gcrmah
BlttcIs should be- used. In cases OF weakness, or general
debility VI the system, resulting from a pIolracted cough,
the German Filters will be found of great benefit.
In cases oiAculk luilamatiOu OF the Lungs, the promi.
ncnt symptoms generally arc-hurricd and painful respl
ration, imperfect al liberalization Of the blood, cough ald
cXpcctoOtion, attended with cycltcDlcnt OF the heart,
fever, various arrangements OF the digestive and urInal ,
| Systems, pTOstretiOu Of strength, DC, The lungs may he
diseased without any o~itAcse symptoms HLiNG PHoMi
NENr. but the murmur produced daring Inspiration aud
icspiiatiol, and the alternate contraction and expansion
Of thc chest, evident TO both sight aud iecling, all furnish
most important physical signs IN case OF disease, and
should receive prompt attentions.
This disease is usually caused by n cold settling on the
lnnuu nI tIc ugn ni tLa InlklpnIC lnIltAl M M firm
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The undersigned wouldrsspectfally inform,
be Public, that he has Just opened an exten.
sive stock Of superior Furniture, Mattresses,
&C., in the spacious wareroom in Ono. ny
Fogg's Building, on College street, three
doors North Of A. Hamilton's warehouse. II
is my intention to keep constantly on hand
the best Furniture of Home and Estern man.
ufacture, which l can afford 10 sell as cheap
Us any otherin the market. I have engaged
the services Of the most competent workmen.
and an prepared to compete with the best
manufactures in the West. All orders en-
trusted to me will be executed satisfactoral.
ly and with promptness. Especial attention,
will be paid to repairing all kinds Of Furni.
ture, and satisfaction warranted in all eases
All desiring bargains in Furniture and Up.,
holstry, will find it to their advantage to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere. 'I5il.
North of broad. w. FAY
Feby 18th. .'.Itif 777'lu.
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w. 3. FARMER

Informs the citizens of Winchester and vi.
cinity that he will do all kind Of
REPAIRING AND VANISHING.
of old Furniture for those who may want it
done, without removing the furniture from
the house where it belongs. Send and have
your old Furniture vanished and made new.
His charges are moderate for cash.
June3. IF
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R'urniturc! Furniture!


Furniture! Furniture!
GR00ME8. GAVERY & CO.
No. 10 South College s..
Nashville, Tenn.
WOULD respectfully call attention to
their large and varied assortment Of FURNITURE
In doing so they feel satisfied that they are
prepared TO exhibit by far the largest and
Best stock
of all kinds Of Furniture, ever offered before
in this city, and in order TO hold out induce
menis they are Offering such articles as may
be desired 10 cash buyers at
Reduced Prices.
Owing to this reduction, those buying on
credit will be charged interest from TIE time
the bills are made.
The heavy stocks now in store and the en-
ployment Of q large number Of hands con-
stantly engaged in mar ufacturing, induces
them to give extra bargains at the present
time.
We ask an examination OF our stock, be-
lieving that those in want Of any articles will
find it TO their interest 10 purchase Of us.
.r.. GROOMES, CAVERT g. CO..
Mattresses of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
~may26-6m.
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From these figures it will he seen that nearly onc'iourtA
Of the total deaths in the country ave caused by consump
zion, TO say nothing ofihe hume Ious other i easessrrins
ing from a "sligUt cold"
The proprictors are inthe possession OF certificates
showing that the lialsamic Cordial has chcctcd cures
where all other remedial means have failed. Give 1t 4
trial.
these invaluable medicines arc prepared only by lT'
C, NJ. Jackson, ils Arch Street, Philadelphia an ave for
sale by druggists ard store keepers IN every town and vii
lagc in the United States, Cuna,as, and West lndias Price
10 cents per bottle.
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III sYAIsD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
A beneyurnt Institution. established by special en-.
d0wmrnt hr the rellei nj the slch aud dis.
ucssrtl. afflicted with Nuulent aud
epidemic diseases.

lltHhfils uHlllAfh WIN NllWthl TIT
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awhl dc,.
tut1ttnn OThunan life. caused by Sexual diseases, and
the drceptiOms pIacliscI upon the unfortunate victims VI
sd,h diseases by Quacks, cyCral years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon. asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy NJ
their name ~ open q nsI ensaTy for the treatment Of Ibis
class OI diseases, IN all their forms, afd to give Medical
advice GRATIS, To all who apply by letter, with a dies.
CTiptiun OF their condition, Gage. OCcupatiol, habits NJ lie
Nc and In cases Ot extreme poverty, To FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is ieellcSs 10 add
that the association commands the highest Medical skill
Of The age, AID will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The directors. on review Of The past. feel assured
that iheir lsboTs in this sphere OF benevolent cnoit, have
been Of great benefit to the afflicted, ctpcCially TO the
YOUNG, and they have resolved to devote themselves.
with rene we'd zeal. to this very important but much des
pissed cause.
Just published by the Association, a Report on Srcrno
tcrrhGa, or Seminl Weakness. the Vice OF 0nsnism,
MastuTbationo r Self4Ahnsc. aud ether Diseases OF the
Sc yual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which VIII be
sent by mail, dn a scaled letter envcloIe,D FREE of
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS Tor postage =
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
So xual diseases, diet, SC, are constantly being publlshcu
for gratultous distTihutiOD, aud will be scnt TO The afiicted.
some OF the new remedies aud methods OF treatment
liscoye, ed during the last year, are OF great value go,
Address, for Report or treatment, DR. }. shlLLlN
uOUGhrjN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, NO.
2 south Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
by Older Of the Directors.
Ezra D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAtRcniLp, secretary.
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GROCERIES.
We are now receiving one Of the largest
and most desirable stock Of Groceries ever
offered to the trade by any house in the city.
to wit:
81 hhds New Orleans Sugar,
$50 bars " - Coffee,
7Obnrrcls Plantation Molasses,
d55 boxes Star Candles.
1000 kegs Assorted Nails.
80 boxes Tallow Candles
40 barrels Crushed Sugar,
Is boxes W Il Cheese.
- ED
800 barrels Whisky. all brands.
- casks Imported French Brandy.
8 barrels Holland GIN.
100 hoXes Famlly Sonp.
30 boxes French RalSlns.
100
10 -
100 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters.
ll65 bags Fine Salt.
100 " Coarse -
3,5O0,OOO Scgars, all brands.
l75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all brands.
With many other articles, too numerous 10
mention, all OF which we sell at unusually
low TO cash dealers.
FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
p. Especial attention given 10 he re-
ceivIng and inspection of Tobacco, us well as
ali business lntrusted to our care.
Eeby I'd FISHER, WIRELESS co.
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BLANKs of.vsry description. neatly. yrisssd. for
sls At this once
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNINGHAM Co,
No. o, College street, near Church.

MACHINES AND IMPLlMENTS'-
Threshers, Reapers, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Fan Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Churns,S cythes, cradles, hoes, heorse and hand
Rakes, Millers', Garrett g. Cottman, Peacock
g. Bainley's Steel Flows, Avry's Cast Flows.
CEMENT.-Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Paris, Land Plaster, &c.
Feby3d CUNNINGHAM & co.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

This trying ami provoking. disease, airl fixes a
relentless grasp the isrly uf ar. rcriucn. him to
a mere Shadow IN short Sarc "f time: and rendering
him physically and mentally useless. can hc ,lcfeal
and driven from ti" i-"ly ly the Of IOSTETTERS
RENOWNED RlTTERS. Further, any Of the ainye
stated diseases not tc contracted hen exposed to
any ordinary colili"s producing them, il the Bitters
are usei per directions. Aud as it neither creates
nausea nor "irI"is the palate, AM, rendering
sary any chang" "f diet interruption To usual pur-
SUITS hut promotes s"u' sleep AMI healthy digestion,
the complaint il thus removed speedily as is con.
sstcnt with the production Of u thorough and icrua
ncnt cure.
For Persons in advanced years
Who suffering from an cnirclcd constitution and
inGrm isSy, these I'itters invaluable AZ rcs,ora
tive Of strength md viS"r, AMI needs only 70 tc tried
to bc appreciated Aml to Il mother willie nursing,
these B,crs indispensable. especially where the
mothers nonrisinmcnt is Inadequate to the demands
Of the child, consequently her strength must yield,
AMI here it is where S"oi toic such IInstcttcrs
Stomach trS is nce.lc,l to nlGr temporary strength
and vig"r To the system. Ladies should by all means
try this remedy for all Of debility, before so
doing, ask your lly,iriaii. who. If he is acquainted
with the virtues OF the IHttcrs, will recommend their
use in all case. rf weakness.
CACTlON.-Wc caution the public against
using any Of the many limitations or co,,n-
tcricitS, but ask for lio>TErrEls CELEnnA ArEp
STOMACH 'irrERs. and src lhut each bottle
has the words " DIR. j. IInstcttrr's Stomach
Bittrrs" blown ON the side of the bottle, and
stanprd on til" metallic cap covering the
cork. and Observe that our autograph sigma
Lurc is OH the label.
~ Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER l.
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold By all
Druggists, grOcers, aud dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America and Germany.
SCOV VII g. M AD,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Wholesale Agents.
SOLD BY
DONALD Mcl.ArGuLiN, Abbevillc C.. II.
t. NJ. PESS. Edgctield e. II.
May 4, 1859 9 ly
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THE LIVER
INVIGo1AToRs

In ORATOR.
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF TIE REST pIRGATIVE AND
IL LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub
lie.
These GUMS remove oil morbid or bad
matter from the system, supplying in their
spIace healthy flow of bile, invigorating the
n tomaci, causing food TO digest we'll. P~rify-
n ing TIC Blood giving tone and health to the
a whole machinery, removing the cause of the
y disease-effecting radical cure.
p Bilious attacks are cured, and, what is bet
ter. prevented by the occasional use of the
d Liver Invigorator.
! One dose after eating is sufficient to relieve
ffS, the stomach and prevent the food from rising
- and souring
A OILY one dose taken before retiring, pro-
vents nightmare.
X Only one dose taken al night, loosens the
bowels gently, and cures costiveness.
n One dose taken after each meal will cure
1 Dyspepsia.
p One dose Of two teaspoonfuls will always
relieve Sick Headache.
II Only one dose Immdaely relieves Collie,
=, while all who use it giving their uuani
y nous testimony i'll its favor.
One dose often repeated is sure cure for
ff Cholera MOrbus, and preventive of Cholera.
~ Only one bottle is needed to othrow out of the
n system the effects of medicine after long
~ sickness
| b One bottle taken for Jaundice, removes all
salowncss unnatural color from the skin.
"A One dose taken a short time before eating
= gives vigor to the appetite and makes the food
| ID digest well.
| One dose, often repeated, cures Chronic
DarrhGa in its worst form, while Summer and
Bowel Complaints yield almost u the first
| dose.
A few bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting the
| absorbents.
| We take pleasure in recommending this msdi-
uine as q preventive for Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever. and all Fevers Of Bilious type. 1t op-
crates with certainty. and thousands are willing
to testify 10 It's wonderful virtues,
| Mix water in the mouth with The Invigora
tor, and swallow both together.
| PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
| DR. sAsvoRp, Proprietor, No. 346. Broadway,
New York.
RetaiIed by all Druggists. Sold, also, by
DONALD McLAuGmLIN, andBRANcII, ALLEN D.
EpwARDs, Abbeville C. H., s. C,
April %, 1859 Iy
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titudcs, especially when sho took up q gui-
tar at the request Of her lover aud played
few airs for us; but the music was rather
monotonous, and without harmony; Mt
least our dull car could not detect any,
She accompanied herself in a song, in a
f"lsctto tone; species Of whine, not al =
together SO discordant rs that of the Chi
ncse, yet merely bcaraLle from its strange
ness. Tho sister now joined in duet, one
endeavoring to outshriek the other. Our
eller hosts were in rnptures with the per.
formannce, and they wondered ut our stol-
idi'y; but our cars had been accustomed
to the music of Grisi and Mario, and could
not endure even the finest Of the japanese
singers. Finding the ladies so obliging,
weprcvailicd upon the to play while the 9TH
er danced. The performance was peculiar !;
she went round tho apartment, rs in slow
waltz, making graceful passes with her
hands, and humming an air to herself, smil-
ing agrceably, and bowling toward us as she
went round. They were attired in richly
embroidered silk "a loose tunc with wide
sleeve was fastened round the waist by Il
broad sash of pale ink; fan was passed
through this, and, supporting the back Of
each lady was tricornered flat board GOV
cred with parti-colcd silk. The married
Iades were altrcd in robes Of fabric re
sembling cashmere, and Of Il somLre laven.
der color. After tea they introduced pipes
and some light winc.'
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Some years since there was great gath .
er'ng OF people at Augusta, Maine, to take
INTO consideration the subject of building
a dam across the Kennebec river, at that
point. The meeting was followed by a
o'g dinner at tile Mansion House, and the
liquor law being then thing not thought
OF, the bottle circulated freely, when Frank
a. was called on for q toast. Frank i'm
med'ately staggered to his feet, and grasp
ing the back of lis chair with one hand
and holding aloft with the other tumbIer
OF 'OId Jamica,' responded somewhat en-
phat'ca'Iy-' Gentlemen, dam the Kenne-
bee! and improve its navigation and Sc,
down amid roar Of applause. Tie dam
was built.