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E POST OFFICE, AT RA-
ending LIST January, 1853.
Lewis, Lucinda
Leakc, Maj Edwin
Little, J A
Long. John A
Lasster, Miss Fannie
Miller, John E 3
McGce, Terisa
Mainard, Mrs Emily
Nekeson W F
Moore, Miss Caroline
Moses, Miss Ella
Machen, Henry D
Aitchiner, John
Mclean, Mrs Louisa
Martin. Miss Wealthy
Aarshburn, Jas W
Martin A
Marthess, William
Merritt, w H
Massinxill, Starlin
Moore, Rev Enoch
Martin, A
Neal, Jasper
Norris / Utley
Osborne, Jas W
Overman, B F
Odds, L q
Partin, Miss Eliza
Pittman, Reddin
Powell, Miss r A
Farmer, Miss Maria
Parish, Mordecai
Patterson, Thomas n
Payson, Marshall
Pettitt, Henry
Perry, Samuel
Riley, Geo
Rozzeil, Lawson P :
RodmaD, VIM B
Reid, J R
Roland. Samuel
Sledge, Geo r
Smith, Alex'I
Speight, Rev John F
Smith, Martha
SAUL, Green
Sterne, Henry A
Selby, DR. Milton
Speed, Mrs hollie W 3
Smith, John W
Stith, A B
Smith, Miss Ann
Stith, n l.
= Sawyer, John
Spikes, W B
Springs, ] On
Stevens d H
Stevens, Col John A
Thompson, Jack
Telferro, W T
Taylor, Fourd
Taylor, Jesse 2
Taylor, J r
Utley, Miss Mary P
Underwood, h
Vaughn, William
Whitaker, Miss Ann
Weaver, Mrs Elmira
White, Stephen
Washington, Miss Amiel
Whitaker, Mrs Mary
Virgin, Josh G Jr
Williams, Mrs Sarah II
Woodleiff. Miss Harriet
William, Thos d
Whitaker, Mrs W p
Wordsworth, DR. henry
Watt, Miss Alkaline
Willis, David 3
Wilson 4 Co
Hoodrough, Joseph d
Whitfield. Mrs E G
Viewer. George
Waddell, ] A
Wilson, Mrs Willie
West, Jas 8
Wilton, Mrs Betsey
Westbrook, 8 W
WoOdall, Mrs Marths
WiDfrey, Robert
Williams, Jeremiah
Williams, Benton
Whitaker, NJ
Young. Ezekiel
Young. J W
above will please SAY they q,
GEO. T. COOKE, p. n.
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NOTICE.

NVAKEN UP IN nNvlLLE COVE and eommis,~d 10
II the Jail Of Watau9a cuaaty. North Cssiua on The
9Th last, NEGRO NAN. Of light enmpissioo. Win
scar op his ush, cheek. height aeoet si os isehss
weighs about Ito pounas. and hsd whea takca up
black Cloth Trock Cat and uea Psnsa Aiso Suupd upo
his person psas in the owine vusds: The bessre
John psss until Monday morning IN 0rssavuoA OF any
where IN 6ve miles Of L. AugWsi the 7sh lsss S;evsd
BY J. w. Clinkscslea" The owner 10 rrquessed to ee
and prove psupsrty and pay sxpsassa boy vi b
dealt with according 10 Iaw.
D. G. McCANLES sA'G
August 80. 1854 fi-sm.
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C U II G 4 B ALLY.
Publishers aud Wholesale Dealers IN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
No. 263 Baltimore Street,
Orroa1s HAxovn ssREEr, BAIr1noss, Nd,
Offer full alscstmeat Of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL. LAW.
nrcnared to execute orders for LBRARlEs Cotl.e:s ma
ScaooIa on the most favorable TERMS
THEIR STOCK OF STATIONERY embraces ill ito
5r,ucAes, and contains varied assortment
January 1s, 1859. 8-Smpd
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LATEST NEWS!
THE GREAT EVENT OF TIE AGE,
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!


NATHAN KRAMER,
RA,uas. y. C..
In buying GREAT BARGAINS ct The Nos,hrss Css;es
which hare Just rrcrvrd. and now oder them with
small advance. 10 my PATRONS and friends
have rrceved the largest aud acss sp,sudd stock or
Dry I0oAsl Cl0shtae-(Ns In my oedrsl-(seasss
Furnishing Goods, beoss, shoes. Hat. Caps,
Trunks .nd vsli.ss Csrprs Bss.. CUTLERY. Cum and Pc
tolls. Bianke,s Umbrellas. G.ld add Silver wsiehss.
Clicks. I..slry; Fancy Ar'ss'. 9"s.s,-s. Dss.ss'
other articles to tedious so mcn,oe.
Nv Establishment ENJOYING alryady the bs.i rvpasssoa
need only ~ state that shall entinur do busip~ss in
the fair manncs hcrcs"orr an thankful r Pact
favors and beg c0utipuaoce Of the same. Cous oxs
NATHAN KRAMER.
~ Watch Crystals and h.nds pat on ws,sks..
September "a, ls;s T-sm.
Dis.ol.siea Of Copsrsses,Aip,
vnNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE tx.
lSfING under the name and arm q ROYsrER.
JONES 4 MOORE 10 this dsy Dissolved by mutual eua.
sent. Jos'ph jones James A. Moore slooe suihas
business All psrsoas Indebted 70 said srm viii please
come forward and settle.
JAMES n. RoysryR.
JOSEPH joiner
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh. July I. 1883.
JONES 4 MOORE,
~ ERAL patrnusge bestowed up~u the old 6rm. sad
respectfully that they have saeaied thsmeIvss
in basncs. 2, the old stand .hcs. may always Be sund
al being limited they arc compelled In sdops the tsA
'' '' ''' ~ ' ;oskEI jcSns ,
lust RECElvED-
- 10 Bbis Foxes celebrated csssl:r:. ,,.,,r
July IL, 1855. SIT
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Kllisss's Ds6asss-la HSvs vss0ss.
l. vsssioss shs sApsss ef IL HsSss,i Csassissia
rsepoassasA b tks 6soesssi Csov,SsiS ID fSisSs
pAas . liy1: py yesAssas HsasssY :
DOLCE YA1 Nokn4H-A Rsro; D. Id, r 9.sA
APPtEf0x1 GALWAY AID 0YGXN rIVSnA.
TOY GUIDE o. NsysaSse
GENTLE ANNIE NHlOOiSf
BLONDE AND HnuNEIf, q - 0sxAs-as. 49,
ISABELLA onSlNl-A Hssassi1l VsvSl q ~ n
ss;s;s ccs.y; p 2 y 0ssrs =
~ kAOY LUDL0W-A Ksspl: D. Nsa 0.ah1
DAVENPORT DUNN-A ~ e o. Dsv d CS,,,s
DlCk MARKHAM. q 0asln - 1uun, ~ / p.
H~as y
~. 80. -; .''' !. ,''. q
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cuALnEax, COLONIAL OPINION.

CHALAERxs COLONIAL OPINIONS.
OPINIONS q Eassss tAsysss - sssss~s esssss q
u Eneish Jussspss5sesx. sssey epsssssis9 he Cese.
oei,s Yehrsiss spd Ce@s~ryv - 0fvsi 6ssis-epsssss
add drvssd from The oss,rsls 10 he eusfd a I,Ss 81
osh<s bvy.set~sss: ny Crcsxe CAalossA -, y. J.
A.-oes Vol hsIs Osssse ~ si&
n. n TURNER
3. G. Bed Sow
Raleigh. Sspl !. 1853 10
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EMAXNxNU IN i
II LEIGH, for the mont
Alexander, s 7
Adams, L A
Averv, W W
Austin, n 3
Anderson, Walker
Allen, Francis H
Adjutant General 2
Bohnstedt, T AE
Brown, John Potts
Biggs. Asa
Belts, Mrs Ann G
Banks. James
Best. Robt w
Bryan, John A
Blount, Custom
Beves, WIN A
Blount, Jas
Brown, Livingston
Barnes, David A
Belvin, W A
Barber, Mrs Az
Bripson, Sam1 H
Baxter, John
Bryant, Jas 8
Banks, James
Brown, Edward
Black, Mrs William
Brass6eld, Simeon
Brinkley, Atkinson
Bachelor, Joseph B
Blake, B Il
Bounds, B
Carroll, 8 q
Darlington. D G
Coleman, Col Dan1
Cook, John P
Cosby, DR. Howard
Cooper, Miss Mary A
Corbet Il n
Clifton, Miss Creme
Curtis, Mrs Hanah
Crenshaw. Dan'l 8
Campbell, Miss Bette
Driscall. John
Dicken, Mrs Jane
Durham, William
Davis, Edward
Davidson, Craig 2
Dickerson, N o
Davidson, E C S
Dond, Miss n L
Davis, Mastin J II
dawson 4 Son, Aessrs B
Dardcn, James
Ernen, A W
Emmons, Il
Engle, DR. VIM il
Eaton, VIM
Fnlgham. Geo " 3
.Ferreli, Thelbert
Fennell, Owen
Greenleaf Miss Fannie
Cash, Mrs Nancy
Green, John r
Goddard, John n
Gurgsnons, Miss Eunice
Green, VIM ] 3
Gillespie, Mrs Frances
Gully, B
Garrard, Rev Thompson
Gayan, DF
Howell, BIN
IIoneycut. Allen
Harris. Miss Dicy
Hunter. " r
Hunter, VIM N
Hudson, Washington
Harrison, 8 D ~
Hayes mss Ann y
HICKS LeMise
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NEW VOLUMES for lssss

LIST OF LETTERS
OBTAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, AT RA
H LEIGH, for the month ending LIST January, 1852
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NORTH.CARoLINAC AslnRRRs.
EVERY GRADE. COLOR AND PRlCR-e,n - ~.
- ruaiss he Old Noeth Hsasa
sySnbe = ~,
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SADDLEs, HARNESS, BRIDES, Ae.-fhR
- undersigned hes 90 band, II bic ovs wssu6esssp-
LADIEy AND 0ENfT SADDLEA II svssy esSe ga
9a.lityi BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; ckSRIAOR
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESS; ssd al oeSes
Goods u:.sy kege 10 . Regular 1sddssy EssshsiaAasss-
eeye.s 0sasn sAaaklally sssvsd. and psoocsiy sse.
G. ". D. nUICnINoS.
Raleigh, March u, 1859. Ss-M
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NJORTH.CAROLlNA FORM DO0k.-fnlS
IL day rssi.sd. y U. y. fsss~. 49, 90 c..passs
greatly eslasxsd eeisisise 50 psess royal is.s
Srseise nasy 6(ms not srssa b 6smss sspse pssssA
On Esd pspsr and Substantially epssS 10 lsu caM ucss
ssiss Y.sms- of s skcs ssi issssvssss sksA pepss
have o<rss;pe 10 ss~ sad furuisAips sss Ss IN J.s
Il The Psses sessG Cissss Cssssss Cesossss S<kssa
Co@misss. &e. lie epmpsd fto@ Ne esss ssssvs y.
ios On a,rsvvssssi 90 s vusks Il Ne ksa eusssy b
usr sad issssdsd - Q eunpssus 70 Csssssrs Jusis
TO wkseA ssv sldsd ks Cossisssps a -
The State cod " he Cssssss; Ssis a sSstss Ae; fss
si.hed shs sspssssssA -~ rses 81 Oss nnass. (se
the eAsspess hrk sVss cessvx Sr sisl WIN ssss d
mail On sssn eAssxs a ~ cs ssu - rsSsid
The postage hSsml disossl 70 skoss ske hsy 10 ~
sssis. Published ssa sid. ussrssie ssi ryssil y
n. D. TURNER
ss sks Nossk- Cssulsss HsrA ss-esv
AID b. J. n LFr1XCOrY CO.
cd HAYES xEt1.
tAslsSsspAa.
AID b. A. & BARNES co,
Ss9 yost-
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Vssss Wbsssss Wss1 wes
p Ar 1nSH AAG1EACIl0NNO 81 uaat

49, W6a1h1 WoM raV.
WI Ar VOW nAxCgAC q, gs.ss.s xss,,
va q naIS - tsss~sA e sssss essr III md
ID a. $780, = saVssss s ssas rssm,a a. .sm.ss
. 49, sssssa = soAvo - No. ss,"s ,ss sts k@a
49, = . 1sssss; % sss 49, gsss ~ ,rrsrrys
q 81 = - % Vsn ssssA sasss s"s ysss
01W g, vUs - - ssss.s sssssa s,,,s 40 % 80
~ = 49, 81 e..n = . Ssiisssss 70
nsns0S es0 - sss:sss . STEVENSON.
l~rsva Huaassy, psssW 0smgv o"'"s'
nssR DsssA 49, ErAsssA Va m-as
Assa - IA --.-
= 1Rv auPPtY OF s1Exs SpcAss
"A s~"'s' : JONES q soeEEs
s-s&
So1y ~ sssa
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HAVING FoeuEp 4 corAKTSEesalr. :, ,,.s s
II esswsi Ssssk >.skise sse banding .s ,ysuss d
sss Sustsss 60 ssmsss csaasssas % ~ a. sss -,
sAsrssa ssi.ss - q ossas stssA osss" wv
Aissys - - asssssy e ~ss escs's' s'A''
ssssA - 'ss'ss $3.50 s'asss'ses axs, ". rAlxI1
1pEipCE ssITh
eNGgA nss ~
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Particular attention given to Sees Of Interior
Hides Beeswsx Feathers &c. ~ Prompt returns made
KY Cash Ordsss for the southern Trsds ssspscs'ss'y
Collected. ~ ..
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uDlANk LAND DEEDS, OF fnE LAYEsr Axp
- tosi appeo,sd fosu jsss printed ssd ~ sls 81 ~
sSssndard~ olEes.
Xso Wits. ssspssssa. ws.ssa 80 sss;ssy q sssss
blsnka
AUG. IS ~
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RICH 4 WIFE.

Letter from Norace Liaaly NUersiue. n T.
GKSrLENES:-We were much pleased with the prompt
returns Of the shipments made your house. the prices
fir exceeding expectations and ascribc the
to your indeatigabe exerons. We shall be most happy
to continue business relations with you. and also
commend y,u to friends,
Yours, truly, HORACE LINSLY.
January q, 1883. lO-3mpd.
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K1-ss-eC,,SSsxt .vo.r,r ,r,,r.r
nss.aS sss@ tr-s,~

CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE
SAtxswAtxx -xrAkxllx0 CAtlFURxtA~ b ~
y sessuS ~ NJ bsss Il j~Aess. - 10 Ne fsssa -
0ass 6sisssay aSsssvS wsss ~ tssfuess1 ssss No
essssy. C.ssnssssss 90 eskss pssssesAsy ssxee
10 ssss iss Superiority De bssa fvs<a 90 sAss sfs
ssd wissA
WILLIAMS . nAYvoon.
RslsssA. o. %. isaA g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
1rer Izss,s ~ n.11.~. c:sesss.

= &
a correspondent of IL Prcsidsnes JcurssI WYitn
- follows On The advantages of ison hoSps = ssb
tutes for rcpes y balisg cstaos
Under ths psesDas mana9emest. 49, 49, -
bound WIN rope, - 10 all0Wnnco II nn16 fW 1srn
the purchaser = conpeIted . pay ~ &C. r. Sl
pounds Of r0pe - Aeh -, WhSeh = Nue14 u IT.
bnt two cents Pr poued . ~ - n1asl6corw
suffers loss Of aboue eus d. q seS - 70 r.
buys; while the plsstss, w 1888 fEs ~ r r.
cents per pound, m4kes . pEU4G ~ ~ r. - a
twenty.seven cents On eeEA ba1e q r. Su6H IxS.
with the best inventions f6x lallesE, - IN fsel
can be furnished WejRhfpG ~ ~ pCG6 II GS iIis
snd costing but Hfsy cents, IL 1oiNn3 ~ ~
still larger profit ON ~ ssle te in - 80 og -.
while the purchaser will have % pey ~ ~ -
pounds Of banding insaesd of nteey - beloss ~
efeetDg saving Of more than tWs1ty teu9 a. -
bale, even allowing the iron to be N1EtAJly y -
after its removal Bat such would Hcs b0t9 e2Des
= tss ircn bands, even though litfs lss9. eosl9
be sppaed TO many useful puFpcses, ssck = neD!ng
pals, tans, and other woodenwase, a. ~ bolfnG ~
cosner Assumptions Of manufactured G6odA H.
calculation p based on grade Of iron wh1tdt vhiIs -
s1'sapso tof the above purposes poeseeg d5ty PR
een1 more ereByth than the ropes commonly u1ed.54
nsnoing coon, and which, TO ny the least, would b6
wosen qnise - maeh y The waste rope. 30 tdat il
.saA.yr we. mis- hind q banding q usod, ~ puEs
cnses wouio ave ~ reaso1 to claim N aloWsncs
.of Sa.e snan Mnen Hops y seed In addition this,
ss she iron btndisg toes NJ sEoeeh Ike ropes ~
bales are much more eompae4, - - 81 frafeiuk
should be prUpo1t3oaaeeIy afansniSae ~ 81 thsvn
would be less wasae by hs1dlina aad l1snart rte1ios.
a. the bales cannot BE- ton epe1 ei7iss.f 1vss3
effort And, sgaio, the ~ u ~ 81 1ssa1S -
fire would be csnsidesably - = eoe1n1 VI -
burn a. long . Il car be kspt csullay Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
SsslI Later News.

VERA Cruz, Aug. z6, 1859.
MIR. McLANE BAcK AGAN-HIs ULTINATUN.
have it that Mr.. McLane, who returned here on
the zzd on the afternoon after the sealing Of my let
ter OF the 22d, has sent in his final utnsatwm to
Juarez' 70 the effect that treaty covering every
thing msst be made Immediately, or he would throw
up his mission have barely time to mention the
fact as the courier leaves Immediately This is the
proper course to pursue-let the matter come to an
issue, for the world is tired of looking at us quarrel
ing. ..-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07

A DOMESTIC SCANDAL PATCHED Up.-Some days
ago doctor, living near Sandusky, Ohio, ran away
with the wife of justice of the peace but they were
pursued and arrested. The Sandusky Register pub
fishes the sequel to the affair:
Proceedings against the doctor are stopped, he
giving bonds to marry the wife of the justice as
as bills of divorce, to be at once applied for are
granted on both sides Meanwhile, he furnishes the
means Of support for his future wife. No provision
is made for the doctors family, who are understood
to be in comfortable circumstances. 1t is stated that
his wife, on learning of his flight on Saturday, ut
once filed her application for q divorce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
TIse Sacred Bsass u - -

We ksaSd good Aosy few dayo aae1. III =
too good TO bs reserved foe psiyaas ulSv -
therefore pas into print. VIXEN H ~ ug1i1Ii1
many years ago to co0tiBue tie D0yleo - \
Boston, MaQ 70 its juuctioe through GAlElag reSs0
by cutting through tbe busyiD9 gTu1nds thp -
naturally strong oppoa1ion manifaGted - Skn1o
who owned tomb0, which would ~ In cacupt -.
By persuasion, and tho assuEanee TIT new tcn(q
would be built at the other side, f6e Ch0se thd1 ~
prived Of their property, ai oppcsitioa 1naly cos6
gentleman who seemed immoyatle The Mayse ee
the city called upon him, 70 ufge IL acquieacnG =
this great public improvement, but - ~ deaf =
all appeal " The bones q my rese!ed ancafonsr
said be. have lain there for over hsa9fsd yeaen
respect their memory, and theig doaE shsu lut -
disturbed while can help it. 1f am Obliged i Wlu
stand there with naked sword, and be touches tteA
ct his peril who dares invade the Ancttty u III
spot.n s@ss IA g ssi sz
Argunent wss useless, and in the hope that. -
would ylead, the new t0Inbs were built, and when
completed, The Mayor called upon the 9ussdian q
the revered hones, and took him 70 ne them. H
offered bin hs frst choice Of The roW, ,and their no1
commodous and caeanly aPpesssnce quits capttvatsd
the gentleman He promised TO think ahuut \, and
the next day be called upon His Honos. .rvs cos;s
said be, Ato accept your proposition. Ihavss1 cted
No. a." "Ah,H exclaimed The Mayos, II - ~
lighted to hear you say %, aud 70 show yun how
pleased am, wish you would take your sextcn -
have the sacred bones Of your ancestor depoaed q
the new tomb, and will see his bill paid. No
sir" retorted the irascible gentleman, ssFa do -
such thing I'm not going to have that new tpmh
soiled by any old bones, assure ycu. IN. !. Ats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07

PaENT1crANA.-A Washington correspondent rs-
ports that Secretary Of State Cass and Attorney Gene
nl Black, both wear false hair. The Democsatic
party have q great many false vhigs 70 cover up
their bald places.
There is said to be prospect Of scarcity Of salt
peter in Virginia. o. Jennings Wise 10 shooting it
all away An Injunction should be taken out against
him.
The Democratic party never speak with forked
tongue. (Austin (Texas) Gazette
Then the devil never goes out walking with his
forked tail cured under his arm to concealit.
Blondn's last feat at Niagara Falls was to cross
the river on tight rope, with cookng-stovs upon
bis back, and, when half way over, to prepare din
ner for the passengers OF the Maid Of the MIST be-
meath. He should next take the dinner party ON his
back with the cooking stove.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
DEPARTMENTAL AccoUErABILrrH.-Ad dispatch 10
the New York Herald, under date Of Washington,

DEPARTMENTAL ACcoUSTABILIrK-A dispatch 10
the New York Herald, under date Of Washington,
August 80, says:
Great CONSERVATION prevails among an parties
having accounts TO setts With the Departments o.
casoned BY the stringency with which the aadiiing
rules are applied at the Treasury Foreign mniate,
consuls, contractors and dsbuFsing officers in N
branches Of the public service, and marshals, pd-
masters and collectors are ali In the Mme boat 4ua-
pic0n have long been abroad that large sums are
constantly abstracted from the public puEss BY means
OF fraudulent, forced or stretched vouche and soe
of them are now being verified Fabulous Gums are
demanded and avonched for under beads OF clerk
hire. copying translating, etc, not auditabls.
The President ia determined to hold oil oficen ~
counts to the srctest scrutiny, and where frauds are
attempted, to reject the claims and prosecute the
offenders. Proofs accumulate in various Cases mot
mentionabe. This process b TO Be retroactive, and
occasions many absentees amongst those who hsye
had accounts adjusted during the eign ot the Pre-
sent Administration. The President has been iapoE-
tuned in vain. He blaudly Informs ha friends that -
doubts not that they will get a they are entitled o.
but does not interfere with the duties of the Auditor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
UsArr1aArEp RAscAI1rr.-A dispatch of the LIST

UNMrr1GATED RAscAL1rY.-A dispatch Of the LIST
inst from New York says:
One Of the most successful efforts at rascalty ever
heard Of was brought to light yesterday in this city.
II appears that sharper in Philadelphia advertised
for number of young ladies to go South, to fill stu
ations as teachers Of music. Fifteen young women
we're accepted by the advertiser, who were to have
remunerative employment in the families Of wealthy
Southern planters and in every respect their future
It was simply stipulated by the advertiser that the
ladies should deray in part their expenses to their
respective destinations. On arriving in this city,
route for the South the sharper took charge of the
for their fares in the steamship and while they were
waiting patiently at the hotel for him to conduct
them on board, be decamped with his plunder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07

Constant receipts Of arms and munitions Of war
being received from the Eastern States and Cali
fornia, for the use Of the Lbeal party.
"Three Years in the United States" is the name Of
. new book just published in Vera Cruz, which is
said to be quite interesting.
A letter from Mexico says that the Church allows
Miramon $4,000 per day for the use Of bis army and
Government ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07

THERE IS NOTHING LIKE

How much pain and sueng-n.y even life itsslf-sy be
saved, by having supply of "Daey's Magical Pain Ex
rao hand in Of sudden accidents In cuts wounds
burns scalds sprans and to which children
constantly subeche the Extractor over
the Families should be without
each box. The genuine always signed HENRY
DALLKY, manufacturer upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been in thirty there hardly per-
but what has heard Of It, and family that has
that coud be induced to be without
Of sudden accident. Where it become
standard remedy, because has equal curing burns
scald cuts, wounds aud bruises fever soes piles
other and cutansous diseases where parts
fected can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When look around houses you think there
nothing wanting your children all playful smiling and
everything forebodes comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear yonng falls deep OF the 40.
cdent You look for relief and you hnd
-whyf Because have neglected to have hand box
Of Pain E1tractorhis is the
bic. Remember and always have hand. Instant relief
will be hand
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation the
burns scalds in from twenty minutes heal
without scar and efectuay fever piles salt rheum
inhAmmaory rheumatism and inamed eyes,
bruises old scsld head and bunions spreins
swelngs feons chbans bites insects nipples or
sweed or broken Breasts and all other nhamatory
Diseases wherethe parts affected be reached.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.WRIGHT Co..
81 and Isl Chartres street.
Sole agents Southern States and to whom all ordy
should bs addressed. I.#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07

MURDERED HER SoN.-A dispatch of the lat inst.
from Boston says:
A muatto woman named Willon has been arrested
in Scarborough, Maine, charged with numbering her
SON. aged Is, on Monday last, and afterwards placing
his body in the oven, and then setting fire to her
house. The remains Of the boy were subsequently
f0nnd in the oven.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
surc1DE.--The Augusta (ea) Constitutioualist of

surc1DE.--The Augusta (Ga) Constitutioualist Of
the I'd inst says:
Mrs Frances spelman, wife Of Richard Spelman,
Jr., committed suicide yesterday morning, by taking
strychnine while in fit Of mental alteration Coro
ner Baker held an inquest over the remains and
dered a.verdct in accordance with the facts.
1t is stated that the lady's mind was affected by
the loss Of her children and that she had made at
empts at selfdestrucion previous to the unfortunate
Yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
w1NER's CANADIAN vERmIFUaE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.
The late DR.. Chapman Of Philadelphia has laid II down
rule that worms may be suspected In child where there 10
emscson, and especially weakness of the bowels accopan
led discharge Of slime and mucus" and all medical author
tiles that work thorough the stomach and bowles
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charged. Wfners Canadian Vrpge nlhls both these
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impars healthy action to the bowels. Hence
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THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
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them Why should this be the when thore volumes
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all deeterious substances
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iavgorang to the system these the merits Of WINERs
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class Internal worms with degree Of dispatch that IL
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