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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this pecu lar Class OF ma aides and
the relief the have consequently been able to rem
der their fellow-creaturs isfuy testified and CRATE
fully acknowledged by convalescent patients and
others daily arriving in town, from all parts of the
country, for the express purpose only OF consutA-
tions, while their eNertons have been crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes Of
these infectious complaints, (irUm then tsimpe
condition to that OF the most dangerous and inv e
erate,) they have awa senertail I'd the possibility
Of their prevention and removal, ant likewise in
varably found that the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could most invariably be traced
to one OF the following osuses-Ignorance neglect
or the i'll effects of uLskliul per eut
therefore Dr. AMOS and son have succeeded in
discovering, in the selection OF their remedies,
safe, effectual and cautious course; emitting ALI
combination OF remedies which bear eQuivocAl
character, as well as those whose premature or Du-
dicious application might be productive OF bad con-
sequences in the hands OF private individuals. In
short the iaudable end of their remedies the less
ening OF great mass OF human misery by the aIev-
iation, relief and prevention OF those grieveus af
ctonB that are In reality the secret OF life and
which, while they 80 extensively surround us call
aot for skin and interference Tor their exter-
min Ltion.
COUN TRY lNVALIDS.
Persons in part of the world may be success
ra cd hAr fnrtr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
Stop and Think.
NOTICE to e. Fnir,s CreaItors.

WILL pay dividend to creditors of Ed,
ward Fair on the sOth of Sept, 1859, at my office
in Dayton Owing to the creditors IN part not yet
having filed their claims, and the prospect which
l. ave of selling some OF the real property, in the
mean time, cannot state the amount OF the divi-
dend, NJ. b. WALKER,
Je29-i tdSbWw Assignee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
COUN TRY INvALIDs

Persons in part of the world may be SUCCESS
fully treated by aTding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc.
Address hr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
quay Streets Buffalo, N. Y. Jan7-dawly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15

The LIVER one ofthe,
uman body;and when 1t
well the powers of the
ed. The stomach is al
on the healthy action Of
performance OF its func-
Is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in cOnse-
LIvER--having ceased
diseases of that organ, :
has made IL his study.
twenty years, to hnd :
to counter6ct the many =
is liable. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
THE FRENCH AND 1FGLsH LAserne AFrzR
OUR saUADRos INADEQUATE
Icy THE sArIosAI Lrsr.1

New YORK, Feb. 28.-The bark Antagonist arrived
at this port to-day from Buenos Ayres, bringing ad
vices from that port to the 4th Of January. She
brings important intelligence in regard to the move
ments Of the Paraguay expedition, which is two
weeks later than our previous advices
The Captain Of the Antagonist reports that the
feet had at Buenos Ayres as previously
arranged, and Commissioner Bowlin and Commodore
VIM. B. Shubrick, the fag.ofcer Of the U. 8. squa-
dron, had gone with the brigs Of war Dolphine and
Perry, and the war steamers Fulton and Waterwitch
to open negotiations have an interview with Presi
dent Lopez.
The steamers are to take the Dolphine and the
Perry in tow at the fork of the river.
The rest Of the fleet will remain at Montevideo.
Letters received by the Antagonist report that .
Paraguan steamerofwar had gone up the river with
heavy chain to place across the river and obstruct
the passage Of the United States vessels
A French and an English war steamer had also
gone up the river, of course. The English steamer
it is supposed has gone up the river for the purpose
Of demanding indemnity in the case Of the British
schooner recently seized by President Lopez.
1t is reported that Lopez has some ten thousand
men under arms to welcome the United States Com.
missioner and fleet.
1t is the general opinion that our squadron is mad
equate in case Of hostlites on account of the small
number Of vessels attached to the squadron that will
be able to ascend the river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
WALsH's PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE O. 1857

We beg to call the attention of the GAs-CoNsUMING PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER las BURNER, which just been submitted to
the most critical and county
the city of Albany N " where direct compefi.
ton with BURNER the best in The United
S;ate of which Professor Silan of Yale College,
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY
Tabular and cors-a.;vs New Haven jan rs 49,
Of several Gas Burners common use ob
tanned New Haven January 90 1858, by Professor sill
Name of sq1nnE 6on PRESSURE vas Gsnaes ii No.
Gleason's American, with
es si,shPse !sf5 il inches s s s.pS:' sS
Batcheier's Double Ar
Glesson's American, with t'-" ~ eahalss'
~ o,t attachment .4 l-lof ? in: 16 candles.
80 .''''''' -. II B. s1LL1MaN, c Jr.
bsS NeT let the pgof Mr 1s, that in
Rs
hs, the m % each Bans qss
the second Walsh consuming 2lo feet per
hour, much light Gleason Burner consuming $40
feet hour Difference in Walsh Burner 60 feet
per n hour ,ps
hour Burner Consuming ? per- af hoar 9s
SV0f S0Fhsr r. sf Isl f. hour
sseFs5a5f join AffGH mGRbis. f1s Company
0hA'F%sP %M. os atssPG. tt9R Committee.
We are prepared TO furnish them to Gas Companies,
M rs sna @ m @ % Bra o and s Also
warranted also anti corrosive We also furnish the
ers extra tips that the old tips
easily replaced thus rendering these Burners cheapest
most perfect and durable burners ever invented.
We have State County and City Rights for sale
s s IF oe as so ss ssS
them and with much economy of use.
The attention of Gas Consumers generally respectfully
called to the above and solicit their patronage
can give complete salts action.
WETHERBEE 4 GARTRELI.,
Sole Agents.
sThese Burners may be operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office under St. Charles Hotel Any
left with W. E. REDDING the Agent, will receive prompt
attention. felO IF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

N. P. WILLIS ON PERsIMMoN.-On of the first of
my Virginia experiences was the very new sensation
OF eating persimmon. By its frequent mention in
nego songs this fruit has become classic, and was
interested in tasting it the traveller in Italy with
his first pluck of ripe fig 1t resembles small ap-
pie as seen hanging upon the leafess twig; though
the tree grows taller and with more spready branches
than the apple tree. There were plenty Of them in
the open country, and our friend and conductor
kindly jumped over the rail fence and brought me
handful What this fruit can especially be intended
for by nature am little embarrassed to understand
possibly to close the gate after enough has entered
for, of all the conracte agents, this seems to be
the most puckery and unrelaxing. The mouth and
lips are SO obstnately brought together by eating
persimmon that it wond be difficult to follow it, even
with "a drink" )" though am not sure that all its ef
fects are so preventive the traveller for the next
mile OF two after the taste of it, looks very much as
II getting ready for kss-a kiss, however, of which
till the lips relax the is very sure to be kept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
A SHOOTING AFFAIR AT WASHINGTON.

Fhlhp b. key Killed.
WASHINGTON, Feb ~, 2 O'Clock, P. M.-Daniel E.
sickles, member of Congress from New York, has
just shot and Killed Philip Barton Key, the United
States Attorney for the District Of Columbia charg
ing Key with having dishonored him and destroyed
his domestic peace. sickles Immediately summoned
an officer, gave himself up, and was committed to
Jail.
1t appears that Mrs. sickles. being confronted by
her husband made confessions in the presence Of Wit
nesses of improper intimacy with Key at various
times since last April. b8s
Sickles then demanded Of her to return him her
wedding ring and at once wrote to her mother to
come and take her daughter away forever.
Sickles has retained Robert J. Walker aud Messrs.
Carlisle and Radcliffe bis counsel, and will apply
for writ OF habeas corpus to be released on bail.
His wife exonerates him from all blame in the
matter and be has the sympathy Of this community
generally.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-In the Circuit Court to-
day Mr.. Carlisle announced the death OF Philip
Barton Key late District Attorney and the court i'm
medately adjourned till Thursday of this week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

In demolishing an old dwelling house at Deep
river, Connecticut, short time since, q Mrs. Will
lams requested her to look for twenty-five cent
piece that she lost more than sixty years ago, de-
scribng the circumstances and the location. The
mouey was found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

tneir coming to blows but violence was attempted
and the excitement soon subsided.
Senator Houston's Parting Speech.
in the Senate to-day General Houston, OF Texas,
made parting speech, in which be ably vindicssed
his congressional course.
The Senate refused to take up the Homestead bill
by vote Of 2s yeas to 20 nsys.
The Corruption Committee.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 28-The Select Committee tg
"nom was referred the ease Of Gen. CuIlum. have
ae4u.ec MN Of the charge Of corruption or dishon-
esty in the discharge Of bin duties, .
Arrival II tie nHnois.
HAw iohk zen. 25~-Tho steamship Illinois hae
arrived az snls port from Aspinwau with San Fran.
cisco dates Of the 5th, which hsvs Fan sn.icn.s.
by the Quaker City. 20
The Illinois brings II 800 In trsasurs an f..s.ht
The Panama Star confirms Tie report n a. .gn;,,~
Of the Ousely treaty between Great Britain ~ Mo-.
ragus.
The Star also represents that fevoIution Il fhsE
is imminent, and that the present Government 4 ~
tually at an end, as all the ports arc about 70 bs
bIockaded by an overwhelming force.
Steamship Black Warrior.
NEW YoRK, Feb 2s-The steamship Black War.
Nor Is going to pieces. Her steam pump boiler ex
ploded yesterday, and demolished the upper deck
The engineer was severely injured BY the explosion.
Domestic Markets
NEW YoEK, Feb. 28.-The cotton market closed
active and with an advancing tendency.
The sales today amount to $500 bales; Middlng
Uplands 11H to 12c.
The Flour market closed buoyant. The saIes today
were 10 900 bbls. at previous quotations.
Corn dun, sales todsy Of II 500 bushels Il 81 TO
&c. for mixed. Pork i quiet Eastern Mess Il III.
ing at III to $ls 10.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2s.-Tbe Flour spartst c,osed
with an advancing tendency he nIes today were
1000 bbls At IS go to Is 10.
Whisky steady at 253c.; sales today 40 barrels.
mostly for Southern markets. Noaases seAdy Il IS
to BIC. Sugar y to TIC. Coffee quiet but stssdy at
previous quotations.
River Intelligence.
MEkPHB, Feb. 28.-The river ct this point hae
risen four inches during the last twenty bouns
and is still rising The water is now within twenty
three inches Of the extreme high water.mark.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s-The steamers Twilight and
the Aleck Scott arrived from New Orleans yesterday
The steamer Imperial LEFT for New Orleans yesterday
The Mississippi at St Louis has risen three feet and
four inches during the last fortyeight hours. The
river is still rising with fourteen feet Of water in Tie
channel between here and Cairo.
The Illinois and Upper Mississippi arc also rising.
The Missouri river 10 ct low stage and il till I'll.
ling. 1t is reported that the Mississippi river Is over
flowing its banks below Cairo.
V1cKsBuRG, Feb. 2s-The steamer Lewis wbite.
man passed down at 2, the Woodiord 1t 3, the Bel.
fast and Aurora at 4, the Argyle at and the John
Raine and Ohio Belle at o'clock Sunday evening.
The Champion passed down at 10 and the Esstport
at IL o'clock Sunday night. Tho 7. G. Twitcheu
passed down at the Gulnare at and the Antelope
at IL o'clock this morning The Vicksburr naa.ed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

/ UMBER-LUMBER-L
100000 feet IL and l dressed Forida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
10000 feet X and ~ wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet "a dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet Il wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
200 600 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ING, square edged.
100 0G0 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
l50O0 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
o,o,,, Boards Weatherboards. Scantlng. Josts, ETC.
2oO0 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldngs, etc., etc.
For sale ut the lowest market prices in lots suit
chasers by SIMPSON 4 DORR,
se30 ly New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

A QUAKER CoRNERED.-OldJ Jacob j. was shrewd
Quaker merchant in Burlington, New jersey and
like all shrewd men, was often little too smart for
himself. An old Quaker lady of Bristol, Pennsy
vana, just over the river, bought goods at ja
cobs store, when he absent and in crossing the
river her way home, she met him aboard the boat
and, as was usual with him upon such occasions he
Immediately pitched into her bundle of goods and up
tied it to see what she had been buying.
sob, now,'' says he, show much a yard did YOU
several pieces of goods.
She told him the price, without, however, saying
where she had got them.
81 could have sold you those goods for so much
yard, said he mentioning price great deal lower
than she had paid "you know | can underse every
body in the place; !" and he went on criticsing
and undertaking. the goods till the boat reached Brs.
to, when he invited to go to the old ladys store,
and when there the goods were spread on the coun.
ter and Jacob asked to examine the goods again.
and say the price at which he would have sold them
| at per yard, the old lady meanwhile taking memo.
| randum. She then went to the desk and made out a
bill of the difference between what she had paid and
the price he told her then, coming up to him, she
said:
.Now, Jacob, thee is sure thee could have sold
those goods at the price thee mentioned ~
"Oh, now, yes" says he
"Well, then, thy young man must have made mis-
take, for | bought the goods at thy store and o
COURSE under the circumstances thee can have no OBJ
jections to refund me the difference"
Jacob, being thus cornered, could of course not re
fuse, as there several persons present who hat
heard his assertions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

If you wish to offer your hand to a lady, choose
your opportunity. The best time to do it is when she
is getting out OF an omnibus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
NR. .HALE's LADIES CLASS FOR INsTRUC-
- ton in the
NEW SCIENCE
or Elec ectro- Biology,

OF Electro-Bi Biology,
making up and already embraces names OF many
Of the FIRST ladies Of the city Those desrous Of connecting
themselves with the Glass; which will commence on TUKS
DAY March l, can do by leaving their f. A.
TYLERs Jewelry Store l0 Canal street. Mr. DAPRE-
MoNTs Book and Periodical store under Odd Fellows Hall
where list Of will be found be in attendance
CONCERT HALL. on TUESDAY, March 1st when the First
Glass Lecture will be given.
All who attend the Glasses will be enabled perform all the
and amusing experiments which have been given
In the Public Lectures for the qualification OF their
OF social parties and also successfully apply Remedial
Agen. in curing all classes Of nervous diseases.
GLASS TICKETS 80 FOR THE FULL COURSE, ad.
mitting the member to all
ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATIONS
the United States formed by the different classes taught by
DR.. Hale.
Course in which full and complete knowledge will be gained
Of this important Science fe8
FREE LECTURE TO LADIES-MRs. N. s. G..
NICHOLS in compliance'wh the desire of many
11n to ladie. on pHISIoi0GY the REPATRIATION OF
those Of Women and Children The Frs. Lecture inroduc
tory to the will be given the LECTURE ROOM Of
II O'Clock = "
A8r Admisson-Free.
All Ladies' interested in the formation OF Class are res
peeSfuly invited TO end mi az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

If you beat me, I'll call out the soldiers" says
the drum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.
SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner OF Clio and Franklin sreets-Depet, No. Poydras
j. j. DANIELS / Son, Proprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit of superior quality
and at the lowest mArke prices. -
flled As "O''s VIII De promptly ana eSf5esfs @
SANDS SARsAPARlLLA, THE VERY BEST
Remedy for Purifying the Blood and for of Scrofu
la, Rheumatism, Stubborn Uucers, Dyspepsia, Rheum
Fever Sores, Erypeas Pimples Biles Mecual
Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint Bronchitis
Complaints Loss of Appetite, General Debility etc.
Every revolving confirms and spreads wider
the reputation and deserved popularity this
valuable Medicine proving be the ecscous RENE
impure state of the bo,d and have only point
cumuated testimony Of mulitndes who experienced its
effects convince ncedulity itself its real value
Another Cure of Scrofula.
TROY. N. Y. Sept. l. 1854.
Messrs A. d. d. sands-Gensmen I have for nearly
three been troubled with that dreadful disease Scroua
much to be offensive my husband and myself;
obtain relief have tried every kind medicine that
der notice. without effect One o. my neghbor who had
been cured of similar complaint by your Sasapara
to make trial of it, and truly that has done
world of good having completely cured Hopirg my
evidence may induce others similarly afflicted adopt
remedy, with the satisfactory results,
remain gratefully yours,
SARAH A. J. POHLMAN.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, New York For sale by
j. WRIGHT CO., No. q and ISL Chartres street.
F. P. DAGONGE1 80 Chartres street, New Orleans, and
p. N. MCI RAW N,tchaz fe2I ,pS w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

I AW NOTICE-J.H H. 4 JOHN f. HOLLAND Attor
- neys and Counsellors at Law. Office at
No. 70 ST. CHARLES Street.
Retu Up md rd;d
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WANTED,

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO SPEAKS AND
w writes both the French and English lnguages
ton In Office mercantile establishment Is wirg to
make himself generally useful.
RS-Please address g. r. D.. at this off .e fe2s2..
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN FIND
w Board with spacious parlor and bedroom their ac
commodation, at Y Customhouse street.
Also few single gentlemen boarders
sonabe rates and goou fare fe5 I'm
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL A VALUABLE
"A Book published in New Orleans. Address Box 26 Post
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for
turn ia29 If
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CommlssIoner Bowlln Conc up the Ri,

ATTEMPT TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH LOPEZ
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING,

as- Local Intelligence ON eighth page. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
NUMBER 297.
TeiesrapAeA to the New Orleans crescent.

Tzzz P4azAo.yA1- Exx,k0xzxov
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

Box Office for securing Dress Circle Parquett
Chairs and Private Boxes from TO 8 o'clock, daily
~ Doors at halfpast 6ocockPerformancs to
ma at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

Il ELLER, j. H., SOAP MANUFACTORY, CORNER
~ of Josephine and Howard streets, New Orleans
good supply constantly hand al orders promptly
6led. j84 6ns
stairs Dealer in all kinds Of TOBACCO both in hogshea
and bales suitable FOR the Mexican Market Plantation
Cigar purposes ly
TURKS ISLAND SAlT-s7OO b1shes of superior
Turks Island Salt OF schooner Eaphemia for sale
by S. JONES 4 CO,
fe25 81 Graver street.
DORT-l5 quarter casks London Dock Imperial wine
i for sale by S. WOLFF,
fell corner Gravier and New Levee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

n ODD FELLOW OWS' HALL.
34A PROF. j. VEGAS most respectfully announces his
xEa friends and the public in general that his Dancing
will be for the Odd Hall on the
18th of November where with the same lib
eral patronage before.
Days Of Tuition for CbildrenTuesdsys Thursdays
nrdays, from to 6 o'clock p M
GeRtemen's Cass-Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS from
Z to 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Ladies' CassTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
e1ntl IL O'Clock A. N. =
Practising Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every wednes
Gay.
The popular Childrens Fancy Balls will be given BEFORE
once every month.
For terms, apply to Prof Vegas, Odd Fellows Hail.
fr Ia GaDicIs Music store, No. VI Canal street. MO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

NOTICE MR.. G. W. MOSS BECOMES THIS DAY A
IN member of our firm.
j. W. STANTON co.
Orleans. / ial
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-21
From Washington.

WAsuISGroS. Dec. l9.-Accordng to the con-
versation among the De nocratic members Of
the House, they will seize upon the frat favor.
able occasion to reunte their forces which
we're scattered to-day after the withdrawal Of
MIR. Bocock, for the contest for Speaker.
The bestowal Of their votes upon various
gentlemen was then an experiment Of nscer
tanning on whom the largest number OF the
House might ultimately be concentrated
The Democratic Senators having in caucus
completed the list of committees. it has been
handed to those Of the Opposition to fiji up
the blanks.
Mr.. Macon remaius ss chairman Of the com
mltee on foreign affairs. MIR. Clay as chairman
Of the commltte on commerce. Mr. Yulee do
on the Pos. Office, Mr.. Green do on the Terri
tories, Mr.. Mallory do on naval affaira. Mr.
Bayard on the Judiciary, and Mr.. Brown do on
the District Of Columbia.
The Information brought by the stea arnship
Tennessee, received to day. is that Minister
McIane remains at Vera Cruz with the expec>
tation of making a satisfactory treaty.
The understanding in the best informe cir
eles there, was that the point on which the
late treaty failed, had been substantially con>
ceded by the Constitutional Government.