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nj gATETEESSES
stoves Stoves! Stoves {!

Stoves stoves. stoves!
A FULL assort ment of Stoves, such as Par
II lor, Egg and Cooking Stoves Of the latest
patterns constantly kept on hand, md will be
sold cheap.
odd Castings, Fire Brick ,,and Soap Stones
for stove2, kept constantly on hand.
Call at JOHN J0HNsON's.
Sept. 0, 1853.
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ycred to aEy Address

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vered to any Address
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
tificates from Professors of Medical Colleges,
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and Sold by II. j. IlEhMboLD, il
Practical and Anal ytical Chemist
No. Sc South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Assembly Buildings, Phila.
eE-7o be had Of HEALEY d SHRIFEF,
Cnn,brriond, Md aud Of all Druggists through.
out the United States, Canadas and British
Prorinces
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Improved Schedule for Travel.

Improved Schedule for Travel.
la saEzzzzzzgz..i.ss M
.0N and after Monday, April llth, 1859, the
" passenger trains will run as follows:
For the East.
MAIL THR OUCH TRAIN daily <. Sundnys.)
Leaves Wheeling s.05p. IN. Arrives at / alti-
Cumberland G.25 a. III. more 300 p. M.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Wheeling l 80 a. IN. Arrives Mt Balti-
Cumberland 9.Osp.m. more sos n. m.
Passen gers from Cumberland for way stations
East, will take Mail Train only.
For the West. q
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Gumber-
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cum berland S.1Oa IN. Arrive at Wheel
ing ZOO Z. NJ.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily ex. Sunday,)
Leaves Baltimore 7.2O a. IN. / Arrive at Wheel
" Cum perland 800 p. IN. ing 2.lO am.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN .(Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore 4.O5p. IN. Arrives Mt Wheel
" Cumberland ll.35 pm ! ing at 90 a. m.
Passer gers from Cumberland for Way Sta
tions West will take Accommodation TT I'M
and for Stations on NV. Va. Road will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for all important cities West,
can be procured at this Office.
l.. c. BOEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April "A, 1858.
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LEARNING HOUSEKEEPING
AT the
Baltimore Commercial College.


At the
Baltimore Commercial College.
This method ofinstruction is nowhere else in
troduccd in this country.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one of those
Large and Beautiful Ornsmented Circulars, rep
resenting the Exterior and Interior View of
the College, Pcnnmanship, &c. which will be
sent by return mail, free of Charge, with Cata-
Iogue containing List of Students, Terms of
Tuition. Opinions Of the Press on our new sys-
TEN OF Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
L. K. LosIER, Principa ipal-Lecturer on the
Science of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor of Book. Keeping
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. IL. DAVIES, Associate Prof. of Book keep
ing.
y. C. Johnson, Professor of Pennmanship.
:. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ, Mercantile Law.
REV. E. Y. REESE. u. D.. Commercial Ethics.
,, TRUSTEES.
Hon. John ?. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Nansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM. H. Keighlcr, ESD,
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Knabc, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the
tuil course, from to Y weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms,
&c', sent by mail free Of charge. Address
X. E. L0STER,
jan =" is59.-ly. Baltimore, Md.
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Uneasy is the head tina. wears Wig III a
gale Of wind
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &c,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CLNBERLA Nd, ND.
DETURN their thanks for tho patronage here
~ tofore extended to the late firm of g. 5.
WATTS CO., and begs leave to invite the
attention Of purchasers to their NEW sIoCk,
which is com posed of, in part, as follows, viz:
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JOHN BEALL.
IRON FOUNDER and M4CHINIST.

keeps constantly on hand and manufactures to
order, Steam Engines, Stoves, Crates, and
very thing in his line of business, corner Of
Harrison and Centre Streets.
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ROMANTIC Devotion OF A YOUNG WOMAN.
"A few days ago an industrious young me-
chanic left this city for Baltimore to find
work and about the same time several other
young men, out of employment, went to Nor
folk to ship in the Uuted States service
The departure of the former was kept secret
for time from young lady living in the
Western part of the city, to whom lie was
engaged to be married, and when she heard
it, she suspected that he had accompanied
the others and intended to 60 to sea. Great
Is distressed in mind, but fixed in her pur-
pose Of sharing his fortunes, she went to Nor
folk either for the purpose Of retaining or
accompanying him wherever he went, and it
is said that she even applied at the naval
stations for employment, hoping in this way
to meet him, but was refused. She subse-
quently encountered friend acquainted with
| all the circumstances, and he quieted her
fears by informing her OF the truth of the case
and assuring her that her lover would not
desert her, and that so soon as he had made
sufficient money in Baltimore, be would re-
turn to her home She returned home on
Friday evening last.-Petersbuy (Ka) E.rp
-a..-<ss.p-.. W
A SCENE-Among the incidents Of the l.
Italian war reported hy European correspon-
dents, the following is full of poetry. 1t
touches the heart, and we do not wonder that
the thousands of the Milancsc who witnessed
it were moved to tears. As Marshal McMa-
hon entered Milan little girl Of five years Of
age, dressed in white, presented him with a
bouquet nearly as big as herself. lie raised
her up, and placed her standing before him on
the saddle bow The child threw her little
arms around the sunburnt head of the hero
OF Magenta, and kissed him repeatedly. The
Marshal seemed delighted with the child, and
iondled her most tenderly. looking frequently
at her pretty features. And 50 they both en-
tered Milan amidst shower Of bouquets aud
applause. Can anything more beautiful be
conceived? a child with her arms full Of
flowers crowning the conqucring hero at the
head Of his war-worn veterans, ani riding in
his arms into the streets OF city, ready t.
welcome him as dcliverer 1t is au acted
poem
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules OF
P h armacy and G h M ry F.,
with he greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge anil caro- devoted in its combination.
See Professor DEVICES Valuable Works on
the Practice of Physic, and most of the late Stan
dard Works of Medicine.
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NESse s 1 o O Esg

gzs2 5 1 o 0 |sG
One hundred Dollars will be paid to amy Ply
siciaL who can prove that the Medicine ever
injured patient; and the testimony of thou
sands can he produced to prove that 1t does
great good. Cases offT"m one week to thirteen
years standing have been effected. Tie mass
of Voluntary Testijao"yi in possession of the Pro-
prictor vouch in its virtues and curative pow
RS, is immense, embracing nam's well known
70 Science and Fame.
Personally appea red before me, an Alderman
Of the City Of Philadelphia, II. I. HELMBoLD.
Chemist, who being du.y sworn does say, that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or INJURIOUS Drug, but purely Vegetable
H.T. IEMBOLD, Sole Manufa cturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day
of Noyember,IS54 WIN. p. HIBBARD,
Alderman.
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his method of instruction is nowhere else in
troduccd in this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
FURTHER BY THE NORTH AMERICAN.

PORTLAND, Dec. l9.-An expeditionary force left
Bvaaa on the 22d of October for the purpose Of
attacking Bornio 1t is feared that the natives will
rise and endeavor to repnlse the Europeans, but
the latter being well armed are ready to oppose
all attacks.
Great excitement prevailed among the inhabit-
ants, because many of them We're placed on board
vessels as coolies in consequence of their connec
ton with the conspiracy at Dunda to murder the
Europeans, which was however, detected by the
authorities.
A letter from Naples, dated the 3d. says that the
director of the Scilian police was stabbed in the
streets of that city. The wound inflicted was not
mortal. Fears were entertained that an insurrec-
ton would follow, but tranquility was soon re-
stored
Pans. Dec. THE Bourse was unusually ami
mated to-day The three per cent. rentes are
quoted at If. 81 centimes.
Glare 4 Son say that although there has been
more demand for Cotton, the prevailing OF the
market is spiritless. Consumers buy sparingy
Importers are willing to sell freely, especially OF
the new crop of American, with the exception OF
Mobile. which is scarce. All qualities declined
LoSpoS, Dec sth.-Thc funds closed very buoy
ant: all description of securities have an upward
tendency.
PAE,s. Dec 7.--Bank rates have been consider
ably advanced
Funds are less active, but steady. Three Pei
Cent Rentes closed at 69f. 81 centimes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

PoRTIASD, Dec. I9.-The steamship North Amer
lean arrived at this port last night She left liver
pool on Wednesday, the 1th inst, and touched at
Queenstown on Thursday, the sth, and brings one
days later advices by telegraph from Liverpool
and London than were received by the Vanderbilt
at New York.
Adgices from Turin state that crowds Of Jesuit5
are seeking refuge in Sardinia, on account of the
suppression of their order by the provincial Gov
crnment Of the Romagna.
Count MERCER has been appointed Ambassador
Of the French Government at Washington in place
Of Count Sartiges, Who has been appointed to the
Ambassadorship at Holland.
The ship Neptune from New Orleans, was run
into at the mouth of the Mersey by a steamer.
The amount of damage sustained by the ship is
unknown.
Moody the mate of the American ship Mary. has
been condemned to penal scrvitude for life, for the
murder of sailor at sea-
| One hundred thousand pounds sterling of gold
has been recovered from the wreck Of the Royal
/ Charter
! The Emperor Napoleon. having received a.public
letter from Messrs. swhan, Mellotzy & Co., Black
we'll England, respecting the fears entertained II
England Of an invasion by France, the Private
Secretary of the Emperor replies in the name o
the Emperor Napoleon, assuring them that thu
Emperor has no other than peaceful intentions
towards England.
! LIVERPOOL Dec. s.-thc sales to-day amount t.
5000 bales. The sales for the past two days foo
| up A 000 bales, of which spectators and export
ers took 5000 bales
The market generally closed with a declining
tendency notwithstanding the improved demand.
Some authorities report a decline of on tn
Amerca's quotations.
IoSDoS. Dec S.-The funds maintain firm ton
with an upward tendency. A further advance o
/ is reported.
Consols for money closed at 9TlNe913
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s.-'fhe Liverpool Breadstu
market closed quiet but steady at previous quota
tons.
The Provision market is generally unchanged.
LIvERPooI Dec. 1.-Rchardson, Spence d Go
report Flour closed dull, prices being easier, bu
ouotations unchanged. Wheat closed dull, an
nominally unchanged. Indian Corn closed stead!
generally at previous prices. Yellow Corn
quoted at a0s. 6d.0f32s. e quarter. Rosin close
steady Tupentne steady at 34s. Rice qnie
Sugar closed steady. Coffee dull and unchanged
, Pork closed dull. Bacon dull. Lard dull.
9 The London money market is generally III
, changed Money was in good demand at previou
rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Deafness,

Dr NJ method for the removal of DEAFNESS Of tic long
M Standing by his newly introduced Instrument and the "li
cation of the no,1,pp
h,h Is founded oi, the most scientific medical principles has
,, testimony Of the Physicians in Europe and this
country.
r s many rerspns successfully treated OF which Soma have
~ dr for more than thirty years and whose testimonials
h m or,ncl nj Dr NJ Office he will tie following
out Of ;lst Of hundrcds:
Hon Senator pugh Judge Mclean OF the L. s. Supreme
Conr j. Scyns Esq, editor of the Argus, Philadelphia; Cal
vim 1owpslcy ESQ Townslcy House, St Louis T. H. Town.
r President Of the Board of Health Philadelphia L. B. Ne
VILE Commander U s Navy, Also letters from rroteSsor
Nonk; and winchester of Baimore Hon. j. c. Sidney Phil
an,. II w smith editor Of the Patriot, Nashville Tenn.
j. H. Fizgibbon, Photographic, ST. Louis.
DIR NJ further bes lay the two following letters from gen
en,r, well known in this city and throughout thc state, thu
hy hcn sent to him with request publish the same for th
henef, Of others who may need Dir. MS services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. 7. F. LEATHERS,
of The Natchez:
New Orleans Dec, Q, 1850.
10 Or. Nou MosehGskes
Dear Sir-You operated my and treated my child 10
nm affection of the eyes in 1863 We have both experience
much benefit, aud chceruy take pleasure in recommendn
yo MS Ocns those who need your service
TT LEATHERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Agent Of "FassMAN'S IRt
MADAME LnbiQsaCh,
,........ .BARoNNE STREET, ...... ....,.. Q
"
.tICE ELECTROMAGNETIC.

N, .,,, NJ, I>rp
wonderful ard world-renowned PLANET READER
sc,een.h Century, The only Natural CnirvoyaHt and
MD Scientific Female Astrolost in the world has 81
c,,r civ Madame La Bianch has mastered all The
mbodied in the glorious wonderful and Sublime Git OF
has astonished thousands by revealing the hidden
f The Past Present and The Future prospects of life
n,nr IN Love CouEtship Marriage and will describe
,nre Partners male or female, with perfect accuracy
rs events of life sickness aud death absent fii"ds aud
Inv, and law sri.s trarelsiy and hnd Will inform
gentlemen how to seitr, agreeable partners te' htr
a, nr,tect ,iar.,uilty between husband and wife.
np LA Baneh atreuely a'iNertises 'ol's o'' ""'' e
bilits 10 iefo M and never fails 10 give pe'''e'
all that wish ODE acquainted with ms mes, Nu
The glorious stars Of Heaven influence tho deshs u
.,ai,s r.voaled mysteries that mortal knows size
j i he called '.rhe Wonder Of the World Y!
tencmter No es Baronne street, between f's''"' ~"
-ec,s, directly opposite the Garrollten R. X, dspo,
un rooms and Office, Nos. land ), second h'o' w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
NUMBER 245.
quote Middling Orleans at 5-I6d. Middinr No
bile at l3-lsd., and Middling Upands at 6 II-IGd.
Domestic Markets


CiMcISNATf, Dec. ls.-Money Market closed de
cidedly more stringent. Hogs are quoted at SC.
per ID. Western Mess Pork is quoted at $40 25c.
Holders are asking SIT. Flour closed dull the
sales to-day consisted Of 100 bbl. s. 30 to IS 40
per Dbl. Sugar closed firm, at 81 to DC. Moasses
is quoted at 47c. per gallon. Coffee closed steady
and unchanged. Corn isguoted at SOC. per bushcI.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10-Cotton closed quiet at easier
prices: the sales amounted to 1000 bales. Mddling
Uplands closed at II to l1lc. Flour closed dull Z
the sales amounted to 1000 bbls.: it is quoted at
- aj to $ O5. Corn closed with declining ten
dency; the sales foot up 1900 bushels: New
White is quoted at 80 to 93c. Sugar closed firm at
81 to Sc. Moasses is quoted at SIC.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1a.-The Ohio river, at this
point is rising slowly, with scant y feet of water
in the canal.
ST. Lorrs, Dec. 19.-The river, at this point, is
lower than it has ever been since the past twenty
years. 1t is rising slowly, with 3 feet inches of
| water to Cairo. .....
| NIcgsBrRG, Dec. 19.--The steamer Baltic passed
| down at 9 o'clock this evening.
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1(e0 ORLEANS laiIp Crescent.
>|sSsS@sss,SSsSSSSSSSsSssS
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1859.
TALK ON CHANGE.

Yesterday was, as regards the weather. OF
those Wishy -washy days characteristic of eli
mate: that is, il all sorts-warm, cold, rain,
drizziing, and so on. At times the movements on
Carondect street and enyirons seemed 10 indicate
that there were some transactions astir. Indicating
was about as near as transactions reached. The
salcs Of cotton were meager, very mea9er: not eX-
ceeding three thousand bales. The regulations
adopted BY large majority Of buyers went into
effect yesterday. Factors did not accedc TO the
terns of the compact and under rather distressing
accounts from Liverpool, there was no inclination
evinccd on the part Of buyers to move, even under
the compact. The difficulties in negotiating eX
change, unless at very great reduction in rates,
interposed against large sales. To these may be
added the large receipts and the daily accumnla-
ton Of stock. The talk was, that the factors do
not accedc to the resolutions and terms OF buyers.
The further talk was, that there is great delay,
| almost rtinous detention to some parties, in the
moving and transporting Of cotton from the presses
to the vessels that some presses are overinn over
crowded with demands and orders for the direct OF
| immediate shipment of cotton: that captains and
agents who are under engagements at a I'd. are
restiyc and impatient at the delay, which is in
| cfeaslhe io" oas w o"!' ~ rev ~
/ up at the presses 10 al l'''' u'i".e
| eoniusloh feNatioh anu coiii'ia'''ta ~ D"9
Shippers, asehtS' s'ese"o'' = -
talked Of the great acc''''asoi, VI eo''0-' '''sN
some presses and warehouses, while others nave
colnnaratiyely very little to do. 1t is, moreover
talked Of that there is great want Of laborerS
even al - w 10 - oo per ua9 " eApe''tV "".'
ness. mat tiiefe Is iio' Stlioiee o'Nl's
the city TO Keep up VIII 'he ne''"''''9 VI
ana yet VIC "''S le"a vi ia"''''n ''.' ny,
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oil empi"SNeht'
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

BALLS OF THE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF rHE
SoSs OF LorisIANA.-The terpsichoreah festivities
of the season, about setting in, promise to be
unusually lively and brilliant. The programmes
Of the military and civic anniversary balls are
plentiful enough 50 those Of the society balls
and the multitudes of ladies and gentlemen. !asses
and Youths who delight in the gaeties OF the ball
room. will have scope and verge enough this
winter.
In the catalogue of balls at present before the
public none give greater promise OF crush OF
fashion gaety eallantry and Creole beauty, than
those of the Benevolent Association Of the Sons OF
Louisiana. Four are announced: the first to take
place on the 18th proXimo the second on the 2lst :
the third on the 4th February; and the fourth on
the 18th rebruary-all at Odd Fellows Hall.
The weight and standing of the Sons of Louisi-
ana as IA benevolent society. and of its different
members as gentlemen and citizens, is too eNten
svely known to render it necessary for US to speak
at length on their behalf. Since their organiza
ton, their own good works have been their best
| eulocv Their practical bencvoence has beer
liberal and hearty-ther gaiety refined, elegant
and delightful. 1t may, therefore, be set down as
certain that the announcement, by such society
of series of balls for benevolent purposes, vii
be responded to by the public in the most cortlia
and liberal manner.
1t will be seen, by reference to the programme
published in this mornings Crescent, that tho
management of these balls is composed mostly o
the oldest and best known and esteemed of oul
| Creole citizens: gentlemen whose names, asidt
from their connection with the society, are ample
guaranty that the balls will be unsurpassed in al
that depends on their management and in tht
| fashion and briance of their visiting muttude>.
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies. cal
procure them upon application to any of the mem
bers of the invitation committee who meet on
| Monday and Friday evenings at Odd Fellows Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
FROM John l.. cAssApAy, ESQ.

Nrw Orleans, Dec. 10, lSi!
In lss Dr. MnSclizskcr operated my had lost
the hearing the left entirely in addition the nconye
ncnee Of deafness there almost unremng unpleasant
sensation of singing the much gratifed in being
able say that short time he enabled very
ncy, and the dagrecahlc the ear which
annoy ing, appears he entirely removed therefore hesitate
not recommend him strongly all afflicted with Deafness
JOHN Il. CASSADAY.
n B-Pesons wishing tbs all benefit Of Dr. Ms rcalment
ei,ber with Eye or Ear should apply eaiy Physicians
vnvs welcome TO visit his Operations dl4 lptf&W