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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-11

To PLANTERS.
In addition TO the above described articles they will find
very complete assortment of heavy Plantation Goods
Lowels kerseJs nseys Check Stripes Osnsburgs Planters
Linen aud Blankets.
They would do well by calling and examining the stock.
U. LAROUSSINI & CO.,
nj 2p6t Corner of Baronne and Poydras.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-11

Dete,''s TV'Orsted Store,
Embroderes on Canvas, at reduced prices Purses Porte
Monnaiss Fans Nubas, etc. Berlin Zephyr Worsted, shet
land Wool, Introducing Silk, Canvas etc. milo 2ptf
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K0RE TO BE ADk1RED ZHAE TIE
RIG EST DAD E M


Worn by Kings OF EmpeFOrs
What! why a Beautiful Head Of Hair.
DEcAUsEIt the ornament God Htsef Py0Oided for all
our racs. Reader, although the may bloom
6Sighy glowing cheek the be sparkling, the
teeth be those OF pearls, II the lead Is hret o. its covering,
spnked with gray vii lose half her charms Prof
WoO,s Han RssOrNtivs n used Two three tines week VII
and pernznenty 70 ali, such ornaeu Read
the following and judge. The writer Is the celebrated Pan
7tGl6@g; r.s 81
Dsar r-Psruit ne 70 express 70 you the obligaHonsI
under FOR the entire restoration Of hair . is original col
the my arrival in the United States Il rapidly
becoming gray tnp0n the Application Of your Hair Rora
tive eooYeed m original has consider your Ees,oraiirs
agreeable an, dear sir, yours truly 80
ssDrysh ar eIzylisdyet"
Welsh Newspaper once, = Nassau & April - lsso-
Io, o. . HeO p oS Sf sr RsoS T and ave il nv &
who eoucnded try Ser ha little thinking Il the tns
that : would resters ls s5y % . J t o -
Of turning al The hairs q dark broE
sane zine Identifying and thckening the hair. strongly
eanQeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEW Y0RH, July IS, 1857.
PRor. o. J. wooD: Win soradsnee do 1 recommend yoa
Hair Kestoratvs being the eczeious article
we're almost white gradually grown dark and feel
confident that few more applications VIII restore them % her
pleasant itching, common ansng pers who perpi
PRoy VooD-Alout two ve.rsaro r har connect falling
OF and tuFng gray fast becoming hald and hs ted
ny remedies no eject eomnenced using your Rssora-
II began 70 al up grow ou and turned back former
black)- At this time uy restored TO its original eocf
Chicago, III, May 7,l657 J. D. HOES.
The Restorative 5 put up IN bottles ass VIZ large,
dollar per bottle; medium holds At twenty per Hors
proportion than the SMALL rstas fer two dollars hos;
The large holds quart forty cent 10 proportions md
Q. O. W6oD co ,Proris.or $40 Broadway, New Hors a
The great n. r Wire Railing Eszmsnt and III Market 81
And Sod y good DrsEEiss and Fancy Goods Osaisr
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The Cincinnati Gazette Black Republican paper
argues that the Democracy are partly responsible
for the outbreak at Harpers Ferry. The GAINESVILLE
Chronicle COppositon,) chimes in with the Gazette,
but thinks that all the blame should rest upon the
Democracy as the authors of the bill repeating the
Missouri Restriction. Now the clause Of the Kansas
bill repeating the Missouri prohibition was intrOduc
ed by Mr.. Dixon, Wing Senator from Kentucky. 1t
was q simple measure of justice to the South, and
was supported by majority Of the Wings Of the
South, and of the Democracy of the nation. We are
surprised 10 find Southern journal attempting to
shift the blame from the fanatics, who resisted this
wise and just law, to those sound, national men who
aided in its passage The Chronicle would advise US
TO abandon our rights for fear that their assertion
win produce agitation. The same reasoning will
lead our contemporary to advocate the abolition Of
slavery, because WENDELL PHILIIPs, SEBAED and
GIDDNGs, Glamour against its existence and excite
such fanatics as Brown to attempt its determination
by the sword Alas for the rights Of the South, if
she had to rely on Opposition organ grinders fer
their vindicatOn.
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Giving Ala and Comfort TO che Enemy.

We copy from the Louisville Jo'a7aal of Nov 9
the following extract of a speech Of HENRY WINTER
DAVIS, the aPIug Ugly" "BloOd Tub" Thunder
bolt" Black Republican Congressman from Balti-
more. VIII the Opposition journals in this State,
which exult in DAVIS election, endorse the senti-
Ipent below! Speaking of BRQwN's Harper's Ferry
invasion. Mr. DAVIS, as reported in the Louisville
Journal said:
He attributed it entirely to the Democratic party
the party he said, that had involved Kansas in all
her troubles, that had invaded that Territory and
committed blOOdshed and murder; that had repealed
the Missouri compromise; and that had attempted to
fastsn upon Kansas the LecomptOn fraud. The De-
Inoeracy had not only committed all these depreda-
tions, but Democratic President had sent an army
into that Territory to perfect the outrage. IL 1odS
fhsss acts the part Of The South and Southern az
srsssion upon the North, that led 10 the HarPers Ferry
sturbGnoe which at the 10Orst only The act Of
crazy old fool.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARE
FaRPRIVATE DISEASES.

M- DR. KING, formerly o. New York, for the I.ss
fkAS four years OF Louisville Kentucky, and who hiss
his Affection to the Treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. aft himself, haFing attended 10 pctee FOR
many years, and cured many thousands be il enabled
aldseass Of private uature natter how bad they mag BE-
from iDudc0us medical treamen from neglect - their
Dr. Kings Dispenssry No q Dszdrex street, between Cherry
tie Square, where be al diseases Of prse nature
GoSoRAEA cured without nsueous medicine niesfserr
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date, secuay cured in few
days, operation which pain Where setars
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps no disease
Isischsi and uneerminef the constitution ~ much
SYPHILIS. with all tie disases q the ckin growing oI o. neg
Iect treatment. can eHectualy cured IN
SKNEEkL WkAKszss particular aftsntOn having -
this disease, aRd all the consequences groEng on T. ~
an IN many By the destructive habts q
Youths and excessive indugcnee q ne -
Wnich will undermine the constitution. rehi -
Al Cor business or society," and causing prssars ZIG
Females Eho may lahoEng Eh any allo1iS u ~ "o0-9
may assured Of imnsdiats relief . - -.
Persons ABROAD by wiring and taag ess, Win
fee closed directed to Dr. A 49, Siiefss sef ~ f
address, with necessary lireciont ~ Ia ~ e,snir
hours from 3 o'cloek ~ ne n9fn'is - -
le5D-dEWiT
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

The article on Massachusetts, Bank Charters,
which we publish to-day, contains many sound,
practical suggestions applicable to banking in Ten
nessee 1t is from our own experience and that OF
other States that we must learn wisdom for the
future
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The Memphis Bi7e,in, describing an accident on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, by which the
locomotive was thrown from the track, says that,
except the killing of one engineer and the breaking
the leg of another, the accident was attended with
,,o serious conseouences whatpvori
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

New YoRK, Nov. "a dispatch to the Express
saws the Pennsylvania Opposition State Committee
have agreed to call State Convention to elect
delegates to a National Opposition Convention OF
the whole Union,
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AeUaI CmILLs!

The Grafenberg Ague Remedy is warranted
os every ease fever aud long
ing II contains Mineral poison quinine Price only
so ceuts- .t-s.
While ehs ar prevalent hrOus county wc
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wuIthere be a Foreign demand for bread


This is the great question Of tie day in all bust
ness circles and everything calculated to throw
lioht upop Is will be read with interest In the Uni
ted Stes Economist of late date, find lengthy
statistical article arguing against the probability OF
any extensive demand in England or the Continent
for foreign breadstufs it that the position
of affairs in England is as follows:
First. full average crops in quantity. Second full
average spring crops. beans. barley oats etc iiniu
on hand 5000 600 quarters wheat Fourth, usual
stock in warehouse Fifth, nine years average OF
wheat Sis Sd per or. Sixth since January, average
of wheat ASS 81 per Or. seventh present prices of
wheat, AS Id per or. 1t follows that the English
supply is such that she will require little from
France. The crops OF the Continent now, beside
France are good, and 100000 quarters may be OBJ
tanned for the coming year, without aid from the
United States. notwithstanding the low price OF
TRANSFORMATION. The abundance Of food Is good
augurv for the general Improvement Of the CONNER
ial interests of the world if il Is not directly pro
uitious for the food sellers.
In the face of falling prices IN England the I'M
morris have continued large mostly from France.
while the quantity of old wheat IN the hands OF
pcsb farmers in the last week in August Is put at
d GOO 600 bushels. The imports into Great Britain
duriDg the first seven months OF tins year were l.
02g7SS bushels wheat and 24O9S SO Dds nOur from
Franco. and only 3.22S bushels wheat' anu ~"
6bls -four from the United States showing that
France and the United States have changed positions
since last year when the United States sent 10 Eng
land S92 S3l bushels wheat, and i.33s.'9Z Dds hour
and France only 1858 bushels wheat ana l'S'USl
bbls flour. The iUpOrtatons from Trance. ho"ef :
eP have been large lately under the anticipation OF
the operation OF the tariff in September,
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GREAT BARGAINS.
s. p. Anderson,
what cheer Yeast Cakes,

DREPARED from fresh Hops make the Whtest, sweetest
and most wholesome bread known ore cake will male
large bread The VIII 70
egsrs No who them will be Eittout sns
= s Ssls' PSI D'''" - MGoKRNzIE 4 MINcHIN.
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Tue GREAT SOUTHERN MAu--It is said that six DIFF
fercnt bids for the great Southern mall from Port
land 10 New Orleans, have been received at the
Post Office Department, comprising four distinct
routes viz: The Virginia ana Tennessee, the Sea-
board and Gull, the Baltimore and Ohio, etc, to
Cairo thence by the Mississippi Central-and the
Soaboard, Florida and Gulf route. The Depai ment
firmly adheres to its resolution to make but one
contract for the route. holding the contracting par
~ TO strict responsibility for the punctuality and
regularity Of the entire service. The decision Of
the Department has not yet been announced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
SENECA FAILS, NEWl YORK

SENECA FALLS, NEWl YORK
TTTF veg TO annouucs public that are building
w FIRE ENGINES varying in price from SloO to
IS 600 In doing So cornden from the world wide rep
uton our Engine Pumps have ned that weean give p rect
saconn eSery resDect We have facilities for this m anu
facr that are other builders Our Engines
are built OF the Materials selected for this especial purpose
Added to this every part Of Engines is built BY experienced
oren a. that no inferior xork finds INFO part OF
Machine build not only good an Eng me as any
other builder thevERY There are also IN our Engines
nanv reinforcement style built elsewhere, which
have been tired found wanting. For workmanship du-
biity style Of finish. Engines cannot Be supaei n
o ofany other builder the United States We vii warrant
them e row PURTHxR, and TO do better sVeea nre than
any other Engine the in the world and they
fail to DO What we recommend we them back and pay
charges.
Trustees Chief Engineers Of Fire Departments towns or
cities who are wanting Fire Engine, will do veil 20
bear Us in mind and order one from = e.. ....
now Fire. Engine Builders, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Established IsIO)
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MurirecsbOrO Military Academy.
I Lieutenant %T W i NJ DIV DWIGHT, Principals

Captain VIM J. DAVIS, prir,i,ols
Lieutenant w. NJ. DWIGHT, I
FENHs Institution has heretofore conducted in the AGA
demic Building opposite The soule Female College In
application various in Tennessee and 9th
States has rendered necessary 10 erect Tor the a
Of the Students and for the more thorough en-
forcement Of the system This plan that OF the State Military
Academies South Carolina and Vrgnacombning the ys-
rigid military discipline, with complete literary and
Of studrs. The Principals thus enabled to
exercise CONTROL the Students, amounting to
almost total secusiOn NJ thoi, regularity, and punctuaty,
are Recitation and elsewhere While IL addi
ton to the advantages Of other systems Of educaion
derived the and the dwhich last subserves
The requ of physical training and exercise 50
to the students.
Gymnasium will be connected the Academy, and the
personal the Principals will proper exercise
10 its respective departments
thirteen and quarter arrests ims
city Their Barracks VII in short time be ready for occupa
ton Application must Le made at early date.
Terms per ear-. (s2O0) two hundred dollars in
elusive of Tuition, Board, Lights and Fuel, and payable IN
four nsaments, viz February ST. May LIST, September Isl,
December LIST, of each year
further information apply the Principals Murfreesboro
Tenn. VIM J. DAVIS, p NJ MA
REFE ENCES:
Gen. JAMES joss, Columbia, South Carolina,
GEN DAVID F. JiMrsoS, orangeburg, south Carolina,
Elk Gov j. q. MEANS, Buckhead, do
Col J. D. WILSON, Society Hill, Darlington District, 8. C.
Gen R. G. Dunnovant Adutant and Inspector General,
Ninety Six, South Carolina
The ers and Professors of the Citadel and Arsenal State
Military Academies at Charleston and Columbia South Carona
noVs-ilaw-tEtf.
Nashville Banner Memphis Appeal, Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville Whg Louisville Journal each week, in
daily every issue of rweekly until further notice
Forward account to Principals when due
Tr,a~ rairirr fuprt4s mont
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THE qRAFEEBERq HEAI7H BrTrgRs

only IS PER package will make quart powerful bitters
by oceosana WHICH, all persons may escape the in
ous effects OF the heavy morning ogs and the malaria arising
from decayed vegetation -
Tine Grafenberg Vegetable Pills
heheH remedy for Bilious Complaints disorders Of ges
ton Of the stomach and bowels. As almost every family IN tke
county hts had opportunities Of testing then, viii but lit
ele about their virtues 7r aI-s ar
The Health Almanac for $3.50 is Just published
and will be postage paid gratutousy TO al sppieants
0ctf4su - sALEX MACEENNRIE:
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BIBLES, PRAYEK, HYMN HOOKS, &C

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GOVT OF THE DEPTHS"
The Story of a WOman's Life
The following extracts lengthy reviews in prominent
will ENABLE the reader to form idea of the
character Of the work.
TFro7p the literary Gazette Hays ISL
voman's story and womans book-"Out Of the Depths
will interest MANY erry sos hut disgust none for
is book written with tender and delicate hand aud even
the foul things which treats lose much Of their revolving mas
ture By the method of that treatment.
From the Critic, June Ill
IT'S Ee.wrtten volume, and contains many powerful
scenes nrovg that the author unacquanie with the
phases Of life which has undertaken to describe We can
conscieI tously recommend its careful perusal.
In paper 50 cents.
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NOTICE,

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present them for payment whether due not and all
Eihoutdelay JOHN JOHNS,
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
RY
NOTICE.

NUIECEs
a.tins NJ the Board Of Directors Of the Nashville
"a CoaToersI Company Dividend Of S. Share this
declared out Of the profits for the last six months payable
Cd or after the Goth inst JAMES nALnEh,
noyS- I'm r Secretary.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, November Z, 1859.
The session was opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
GOodlett.
A PETITION.
Mr.. BUTLER presented petition to incorporate
the Bristol and TsylorsvIlle Turnpike Company,
which Was laid on the table without reading.
REPORT FROM COMMITTEE.
Mr.. FARLEY. from the Committee on Agricul-
ture returned the bill H. R. log, recommending its
rejection; also bill in lieu Of H. R, 81,
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MEMOIRS OF ROBERT HOUDEN
Ambassador, Author and COnjurer.


Public Sale of a Fine Binding Lot.
WMMRDIATELY after the sale Of the Christian Church pro-
pery and the property Broad Sreety A " s. Lindsey
Saturday, the 18Th day Of November next, we viii sell mat
business lot College street, the upper half OF me
Calendar and next to Hendersons Cooper shop fronting
alley. -. :,
TeFms--0ne three years, for notes satisfactorily
bearing interes avabe in bank and nretaned.
oct9n-dsd NANCE 4 WO0DW ARD.
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Trains connect closely with all passenger Trains on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and wait indefinitely for o. NJ
trains they delayed thereby nsnrng to passengers re-
liable connections Mitchell from ST. Louis Cncinnat
Passengers and Baggage taken to and from any part Of
the city and the Cars free Of charge
Through Trains closely at Greoncae and Ise
Haute Rchmoad Railroad We for Terre Hsute and 81
Louis indianapolis AtLasyee with the Toledo
Railway. And with the MchgIs Southern and North
Toledo and Chicago and all interned
ate stations Also Michigan City with the Michigan Central
Railroad for Cheago and all points West and Ao
for Detroit and all points East -
General Passenger ONCE, No SIS Main Street. Louisville
XIV where Through Tickets and further Information
can be obtained. Aso Ticket Office at Louisville Hotel
Trains By Louisville Time
r. q. Kicker, Superintendent,
octsp-I3n 1T. No. 49,
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CBIsP's GAIETY.

Prince of Wales and Figaro
Are amOngsta number of FZyB BRANDSOf
Imported Cigars,
JUST RECEIVED AT J. w, l. ANG l. Il YES
ANDERSON,S SOLACE,
Tobacco in Cans and Cases,
ALSO
CARROTS snuff in Bottles aad Papers
AT
J. W LANGLEY'S,
g. nova-a IA Union Street.