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

Helm bOlli,S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
Fer Languor and Universal Lassude Muscular sys-
tenn.
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS, for Pallls
Countenance and Eruptons
~ HOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS, for Pains
in the Back, Headache and Sick Stomach
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
! q and ISL Charities street,
c3 2p3teoi<W General Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05

q .. NooDxAN, B. JouRDAN, 6.
II 1Ql Wa1nEs0CK CO.. +. GUrLLOT,
~ OF sassss Tvs 2ply
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

CAMP MAssACHUsETTs-LoIi Crossing
"Lorng's Crossing" where the volunteer mi
litia of the State are ordered to appear on the
9th of September, is on the Fitchburg Rail
road, twenty-five miles from Boston, and
twentyeight miles from Fitchburg. 1t is in
the westerly part Of Concord two miles from
the central station.
The grounds selected for the encampment
are on the north side Of and adjoining the
track. The field on the eastern side comes
down to the Asabet river, On the northern
side is the road leading from Concord to Gro
ton On the western side are town road and
a beautiful pond. The field is divided by a
creek, which is the outlet to the pond. There
is pail and tub factory on the stream, which
is owned by Ralph Warner, Commercial
street
The Asabet river, farther down, unites with
the Sudbury, and forms the Concord river. 1t
was at that old "North Bridge" that "the first
resistance was made to British aggression"
The bridge has not been kept up for many
years but the visitors will be shown the very
spot where Davis aud Hosmer fell, on the
discovered abutment as also the graves of
the first British soldiers killed in that long eight
years war. The story of Concord Bridge is
known everywhere Emerson alludes to its
deservedy widespread fame
"Here Freedoms banner was unfIired
Here fired the shot heard round the world.n
Tro.oLa,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

Tic will of the late John Hancock, dated
April. 1858, bequealling property to the amount
Of NO or three hundred thousand dollars to his
Children and their representatives, is contested
byspme of the heirs on the ground that the
tesntor was not Of sound mind when the doc
ument was executed. In regard to the Han
cock House, the will provides that it should
notbe sold till four years after his death, and
notLhen without being advertised throughout
Che Union. The Traveller states that com
promise is likely to be made among the heirs.
AZ the book trade sales in Boston, Thurs
day ten sets ofthe Wayerley Novels, in TWEEN
ty-seven volumes, consigned by Balm & Els
WORKS sold for proportionate sums,
1he grand encam pment of odd Fellows Of
Massachusetts held its annual session in Bos-
tom "Wednesday and Thursday, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year -
Grand Patriarch c. Porter Of Bos-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05


COTTON dull and heavy sales 800 bales; niiddlng up
lands l2fc.
FLOUR-Rcceipts 1898 bbls; sales $500 bbs; State and
Western less active, and 0c lower; sOundS3 so q 45U
aupcr State S4,S0 "a IS extra State S5l0 q jjj round
hoop Ohio, S5l5 q $40 for old, and $50 a $40 for fresh
Hround common to good extra Western $500 g $50;
southern less aetivc sales 1900 bbs; mixed to good
s9aO 515 fancy and extra 81 u; Canada super and
extra quiet.
GRAIN.-Wheat opened buoy ant, but closed heavy /;
sales $500 bush old white Michigan Sl2O; Southern
red, Sl,I0 Southern white Sl,i23 q I,50; Canada
White 81 2S Corn less buoyant; ~ 900 bush mixed
Western, u % 78c for news white I5c; round Yellow Is
WlBc Oats dull Southern and Jersey 30 q 36c; North
ON and Western, IS q Ale.
PROYlSl0NS-Bee unchanged; sales 3l2 bbls; coun-
Try mess IS a 875 prime, 5000 % 65; repackcd Chi
cago sS2' q la prime me mess nominal PORK lower;
from 18th Sept TIL LIST Nov. at 1885, mess s4,6O % 1885
primo 5000 q 1915. Bacon dull Cut meats sales :
gAekages. Hams q SIC Shoulders % Sic, Lard
1eeyy sales bbls at lot q lOic Butter firm; Ohio 10
@ ~ state II g 2Oc. Whisky unchanged sales = bbs
~ ~ D 253c. Rice dull sales tierces at 81 ~ 4tc.
SsSrs heavy and tc lower sales 1890 b6ls MgsGo-
N1Np W &c; Havana sales $50 hds at 6s a. &c. Coffee
Snsnanged sales 1900 bags Rio 1910 HE Maracabo Oi
Stp9mlngo lO5c. Moasses quiet; sales 400 hhds Mus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
Items from New York.

New York, August A rumor is current
this evening of serious disturbance on board
the steamboat Rip Van Wrinkle, which left the
city to-day for the fishing banks. The dis
turbance occurred outside Sandy Hook and
the boat it is said is putting back
The burnt wreck seen by the James Yco
man, and supposed to be the remains of a
steamer was undoubtedly the wreck of the
ship Stalworth, which was burnt about the
time, in the latitude and longitude mentioned.
The Court Martial upon Major Osborn
Cross of the United States army, charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT of the public money, was com
menced in this city yesterday.
Virginia Stewart died at the hospital early
this morning
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

APPOINTMENT OF MISSIONARIES. - The
Executive Committee of the American Bap.
fist Missionary Union have recently appointed
three missionaries to the foreign field. They
are Rev. Henry A. Sawtelle, recently Of
Limerick, Me-, who will go to Hong Kong,
China; and two members of the graduating
class Of the Hamilton Theological Institution,
Mr.. Horace jenkins, native of Massachu-
sets, and Mr.. James r.. Haswell, a native of
Burmah, son of Rev. j. M. Haswel of the
Mailman Burman Mission. Mr. Jenkins will
go to China, and Mr.. Haswell to Burmah,
where his father is laboring in the missionary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
On Their Travels.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-The mayor and
council of Cincinnati were officially welcomed
this morning in Independence Hall. They en-
joyed an excursion on the steamer Stockton,
inspecting the twelve miles Of city front on
the Delaware River. Partaking of colatian
on board, they landed at the navy yard and
were there conveyed in carriages to Point
Breeze, where they viewed the city gas works.
Tomorrow will be devoted to visiting the
Fairmount Water Works, the Girard College,
the Eastern Penitentiary, the House of Ref
uge and the Falls of the Schuylkill, via
the various passenger railways to those points.
The visitors will restart for Baltimore on Sat
urday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
The Charlestown Democrats in Caucus.

BosToN, Aug. AT the Democratic eau,
Gus held in Charlestown this evening, for the
choice of delegates to the State Convention on
the 10Th of September, Hon. Charles Thomp-
son presided Strong Douglas resolutions
were offered, whichsvere advocated by Messrs.
Thompson, Edward Riddle, and others, but
were laid on the table, as inexpedient, at the
present stage of the campaign. Forty three
delegates were chosen, nearly all of whom are
said to be of Douglas proclivities, and in favor
ofthe nomination of B. f. Butler for Governor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
Brighton Cattle Market-Aar. a.

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 200 stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 300 Swine. w
BEEF CArTLE-PrcesE Extra $500; first quality s775;
second quality, 81; third quality IS 50.
WORKING DIMENSION sl2O, las "a $3.50
Mich Cows-S4l q A: common SIS % Sl9
VEAL CALvEs-S4, So % 81.
STORES Yearlngs 50 20 SIG; Two years old 500 m %
Three years old 325 90 81.
HIDEs-7ac u ID none but slaughter at this mar
ketl: Calf Skns-l2 a l3c az ID.
TALLow-Sales at "a he
PELTs-56 % sc each.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Sl 80 % Il; extra 81 90 "a AGO.
SwNE-spring pigs 65e q DC; fat hogs, undressed &c
Number Of cars over the different roads Western and
Fichburg llO (B4 from Albany Boston and Lowell 76
Boston and Maine, Is. Total 36I.
Remarks-OwinE to the large number of cattle at mar
ket and the warm weather. there Is further decline ON
Beef sheep and Lambs sell 25c. f head lower than last
week. Swine remain the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
DIED.

In Holden, Aug. 4, Amos Howard aged S..
Funeral saturday. at 10 o'clock, NJ at the residence
of Horace Howard in Holden
In Hopknton, r. l., 18th ult;, Mrs. Susannah widow of
Capt Amos Langworhy in the SD year Of her age and
the Oldest living resident of the town.
In Lexington, Sd inst, Mrs Fanny Wier, Sc.
In Frankfort Me- 10th ult, Tisdae Dean, ESQ., IS, for
meTlv of Taunton Mass
Bueksport, Me. sth ult, Mr. William Little, ~ 10th,
his widow Mrs judith Thaxter Little, formerly of Abng
ton, Mass, S..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

In this city, by Rev. ]. G. Adams, Mr. William II.
Walker Sutton to Miss Lauretta Houghton of North
In Auburn, Aug. 3 by Rev. Mr.. Adams, J. Edwin Lew
to Alice c. daughter Of Hervey Bancroft Esq, all of
LYNN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
The Cricket Match.

TORONTO, Aug. 4.-The cricket match be-
tween the United States and Canada clubs re-
suited in the victory of the United States
Eleven, with four wickets to go down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
RiAed Cannon.

WASHINGTON Aug. Anime guns of riied
ordinance on Fort Monroe have been found far
superior to the smooth-bore, after very Sc.
we're test.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
CnmbrIdge Cnttle NTarket-Aur. n.

Al market lil3 Cattle; about 100 Bceyes, and $40
Stores, consisting of Working oxen, Mich Cows, and
one, two and three years old
PRICES or MARKET BEEF-Extra $3.50 70 SI,I5: FIRST
quality S625 to $500 second quality S. 10 to $500 third
quality $40; ordinary 1913.
STORES Working oxen-From SI5 to $40 ~ pair
COWS AND CALVs-Fr0m S25 to $50.
lEARLINGs 70 sll Two years old SIG to $40; THEE
years old 32S to $3i.
VEAL CALvEs-Si,00 to $500.
sukEP AND LAMBS $500 AZ marketprices In lots, 81
70 S S,VV Extra aud selections, S2,25 to $500.
s,,WlNE-50 at market.
IIpDEs-.l3 TO Sc. " ID. Tallow to Tic. u 10.
ID.
hEMAhks,rhere was large stock Of Cattle and Sheep
at market which, with the warm weather, lowered the
prices 70 cents cwt on beef aud full 50 cts to 81 u
heau LOT sheep anu Lambs Indications are that there
must be stu further Decline al that this fall prices
WIN rnle rover tlh Tor year or two previous. From
stock In the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

INN TOILET WARE-A fine assortment
a, Of sop Jars oqtruDs, Pals, Sc both decorated
aud Main, Ia store and for sale cheap.
jyJO DIT FIRTH IL NICHOLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
3letu advertisements,

I IST OF LETTER
~ Post Office, Worcester, Al
ABOVE, miss Annette
Alexander, Chas ii
Amsden, Elbridge IL
Adams, j j
Alexander, miss j l.
Avery, miss Lucinda
Able r NJ
BOLSTER, A
Bugbee, miss Aurina
Bates, Alfred
Burr, +
Butterfield, Franklin
Billiard, Il A
Bailey, Geo W
Bugbee, III L
Buss, Henry j S
Brown, j G2
Brown Isaac
Bacon, j w
Blackstone, Jonathan
Bray, mrs Lydia A
Breckenscop, Martha A
Breacan, Narlos
Bartlett, z p 81 Co
Bowrgard, Udger
Bassett, mrs NJ 4
Barton, w
Brodeur, William
Breen, Thomas
C0NANT, Warren d Co
Chaflee, messrs A Is Il Co
Carter, miss Ann L
Chandler. Benz
Chamberlin, A NJ
Chaco, Horace f
Cummings, ChaS
Cowing, Chas
Cobb, Gardner Y
Curtis, Edward
Gable, Rev j
Cronin, James
Courtney John 2
Clark, j Solan
Cooper, miss Lizzie NJ
Cutler, Lizzie Il
Carpenter, miss NJ A
Conant, miss Martha
Cook, messrs G 5 Il Co
Cutting, j 5
Cutler, 5 G of
Cummings, Stirred
Common, Thomas
Chase, w IL
DEMMING, DR.
Dickey, Alexander
Davis, Edward
Daniels, Hiram
Button, Geo ii hi,
Driscol, John
DOnOhue, John
Daniels, James
DOnohuc, Thomas
EARLE, mrs Armada NJ
Eaton, Chas
Engley, ID b
Edmans, chas
Eaton, Jos
Earle, w b
FULLER, Almon
Flagg, mrs Catherine
Fry, Chas II
Fox, mrs Elizabeth f
Flemming, Margaret
Fisk, mrs NJ 5
Fisk, II 5
Fireman, John
Flemming, Johanna
Fowler, j ID
Foster, John W
Fitt0n, mrs Leaffe
Fuller, mrs Mary AS
Fuller, Rufus
GREY, mr. (Patentee and
manufacturer of Grey's Pa
.ent Sewing Machine.
Gazette, Chester
GOGlding, miss Abby A
Giles, miss Ella A
Garfield, miss Carrie Il
Gordon, Joseph
Gibbons, Patrick j
Garcongeauto, Felix
Gould, miss Sarah
Green, Thomas l.
Cash, Thomas
Grout, VIM
Geary, William
Gavin, Catherine
HANSON, Albert
Hastings, miss A c
Haywood, Daniel
Harris, mcssrs c as
Howard, miss Emma
llolton, Edward d
Hedge, Geo S
Hammond, j +
Hamilton, master j S
Hunt, Nancy
Haywood, mrs Maria p
Hubbard, 0sca A
Hodge, miss Susan
Harrington, Samuel
lloughtOu, Samuel
lloran, Timothy
Hall, VIM S
JOHNSON, Bathibeba
Johnson, miss Annie
Jcncks, c b br
Jewett, n b (Ifdeceased
to Heir or Administrator
Persons calling for the abo
are advertised. EN-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05


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80 . - ny
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Jehcks' Chas D
JellillilEs' mrs , I
~ ~ \ L Jolh
AeIley, mrs susan
hearn, W ID
heilGy, mrs ms Sopnia Is
LoSh w OODI AlDert ~
LaVlle, DuNal
Lawrence u L Z
LoWSli, L / ma.
Lancktoil, mss fldeila
LehlaY, Joseph
Lagesse, NOISE
Lorlns' mss NJ >
Learned, Fatrlck
Lamp, , %
MllCuEL, ABBY n
Metcali, mrs Anna l.
Siaynafq' mss Fanny )
Moran Ellen
Mlller' EDWARD
Moore, IL a
nuTduck, d ~ D
McuorSal' James
Morse' Le9llaru
Moore, L =
n Manani MiCilael
Salluell' marcus
VI urray' feIey
Malloii' 1 aiIIch
MoiIiIi, W Ili.inall
SM ,a,o y u W w li ~
VA ~, i,aI9 ~, y ~ II
S Si7I hEh2ON; a w
" y r. N Il, hlEiiael
BIZ NJ -, ! A i5a,S
1 mn ptoh, -1 ~ ID
b; Sihiii "a, a = Esq
b i1cI, S S,, n
I'LL eIi1' mas n ro,.
Din d, nii Isl 81, Iiii Il Enieliiie
p ope' nelIy r !
rage, mrs q Is
Partridge, Geo \
alAeI, uSo =
farlsoux, Octave
Peters, Chas
Phiibrick, miss Nelly IL
RAUSON, Z b cashier
Safety Fund Bank.)
Reynolds, mrs f w
Reed, Fanny NJ
Richardson, mrs Isabel
RoSenbush, Joseph
Roberts, John
Rice, John +
Ryder, Nath Of deceased
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-07
NIsCIILAHI0UA
UISCkLLAIE0UA
r BULLETIN NO. 3. .
p. +. PESCUDt n,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DHALE1

| NATIVE AND FOREIGN DRUGS,
RAIsias. n. q,
| Ia IN RECEIPT OF TnE MOST CnOiCI AND TX.
has ord In HE friends and the public Who ssy s.'.
cnrdialy invited IN con,s The PuHlTf esd PRICE, II
his articles with three offered r sale IN AS s.s sS
will make close eismisssie~ of pTiers and quality. "
enuc,cs few leading sr,ieie To which SPECIAL s,ss-
tion is invited, viz:
Native and Imported Ivuss, cheaieals asA
OiRcinal Extracts
Of ever: description fcm tho n'ss reliable nsssss 10
America and Euruyr.
The must attractive snd useful
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Graduated Msssarcs PHI Tiles. Paper. Tw'as and other
Every description 1t
Paints. Oils, vaSnishea sad Dyes,
;n"wn in 'h. market u every eo'Or md quality. pat ~
u packages III I'LL sscs.
Pure brandy, Madeira, Port sherry a.a Sicily
Wines, Loudos Porter and SeeicA Az
Of various brands.
Rockbridse Alum Water and HAS, white Sol.
phur and Congress Spriss Waiess,
psrs and fresk.
The mos, popular and delightful
Coadinesis, Extracts, Spices,
ground and ungpund.l for culinary purp~eeA
Chisman's Celebrated Yeast Powder,
land none give such Corn starch Rcv raur
Gcs,ine. TsPiuc., Saga. Harley and Bermuda Awu Rs
Glass, Metallic aad India Rsbbes Sysvisy-s
Of the most approved make Tor oil purposes (m~ snssly
ncw.l Trussrs aud Braces fur bh cf Ill ages The
creates, variety r the radical cur VI Nrrns P~spss
Of the Womb Piles etc, or - e"mf0essbls sappsssf 81
those afflicted.
All the moss approved
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have
Turner'S Wine Bittcss,
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other tones r hosc who like rhysc thst 10 pheasant
the taste, and has exhilarasins properties.
Window and Picture Glass
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I.nserd Oil, and put up ficm tn In poands;
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Teosa Brushes Dressing Combs Toilet H.s,l-> Powder
and Puts and Boxes. Hair Oils and Toues Hair Dyrs Coo
me'ics Toh Powder aid Washes from the es~brs,.
ed manufacturers in this c,uniry aod Earopc
Now. kind ,~truus and friends. WHEREVER yua live.
Your orders for drugs will gladly receive,
And forward them 10 you in d,rvciioa.
Upon terms that will give entire satisfaction.
And il any of you me. or Pcscud Calling,
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u. send me the money aud keep thu~c fr,m tsiiline
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Nay 3, 1859. (S-H
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NEW WORKS ON ARCHIrECTURH.
Sl0an's Constructive Architec>,r.

A GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARPENTER.
. exhibiting the construction Of series Of Designs ,r
selected from the best specimens IF Grecan and Roma,
to VIII me figured dimensions Of their Height Proec
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SEssox OF iSss-xa
TINE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES WILL.
commence IN the rs, Monday in Ocsobrr and eoasiuse
until the list of March.
en- BELL GIBSON. ". D.. Professor of surrrr,.
DAVID Il: TUCKER, ". D.. Professor 81 Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD. n. D.. Professor Of Mater.
Mcdica and Therapeutics
A. s. PETlCOIAS u. ~. Professor 1t Anatomy
l. 8. JOiNES, u. D., Professor Of Institutes VI Ysd
cine.
JAMES II. CONWAY. N. D.. pros..o, Of os.,, .r;e,.
JAMES d. McCAw. ~ u Professor Of Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD. VI. D.. Oemousirs,or of Ans,.mv
Students will enjoy facility fur the aeap.;si.o al
complete medical education The advantages Il Richmond
in this ressct have been fully tested by experience n.
twenty wears. The supply IT material s Practical Ausio
my IL ample and At y very trihing enst.
Cnca instruction - given in the In6rnsrv connected
with the College and urdcr the rnf with the ~esusp
MON This ln6rmary, which Is also the Marin. Hospital
for the port Of Richmond is at oil times we'll hll- with
medical and surgical and surgical ap-ss
tons are perSrmed in presence III the class students ale,
enjoy the clinical facilities afforded BIZ the Riehmoud Aims
house
A PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Offered b,
Dr. Thomas Warren. Of North. Csruins III BE- award.
ed for the bt Eay which may be presented By any mem.
bers Of the graduating class
FEEs.-To each Professor. els
Demonstration ii Anatomy, 10
Mafriculaion
Graduation, o.
B"ard may be obtained in Richmond. st prices .ns;se
from g 20 To 81 per week.
For further Information. apply to
Dean Of the Faculty. Re ncnd. VI.
July =. 1852 sl-toOct.i.
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THE LIFE AMP REMAINS OF DOUGLAS JERRoLD.
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By the Rev. Thos. Guthrie. D D. " D'''''''esi
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