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AS- new Sewing Machine, superior to all
others been invented and ready be introduced
the public the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
1t has been examined by Judges and
to be superior to anything ever invented in fact is the
der and admiration of Nothing be simple
and child eight Of work with 1t
faster than machine and is bound supersede
Others There of the trouble of keeping in workng
order that there in machines Of other Makers does
require the have several pages printed
lions in order to work It, as the with the Wheeler VIII
machine. There leather pad which very
some, in the Wheeler Wilson machine require
the thread all be rewound into mplicaed little pooler
required BY the slos and Wheeler Wilson machines
from the original spools just they purchased
The reputation of the machines formerly made by
Grover Baker Company, weknown all the world
Hundreds Of the st families in New Orleans and throughout
the South bear testimony qualities the Grover
1 Baker machines
order place these useful machines every family the
manufacturers have introduced perfect machire suitable
family sewing, at the low price of Fifty Dollars.
All Of the leading patterns Of the Grover Baker machines
be purchased the Southern depot the Company No.
Camp street, where will receive ali required inform
alton. fe2 2pSn&W
aT-Thc Great English Remedy--Slr James
CLARKEs CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scrpton Of Sir j. Clarke " d. Physician Extraordinary
The Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition but
remedy Female Difficulties Distinctions any
whatever and, although a powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtfui to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' 1t per uliary suited 1t will short
time bring the monthly period With regularity
These Pills have been known fall where the drec-
lions the second Of the pamphlet we'll observed.
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent
NJ B-Sl and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
agent will insure bottle, containing ffy pills. by
Of mail
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
MY WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents. and
sold by all respectable Druggists feS 2plySW
6S ohange of Office Hours - DIR. James,
of 81 cusToMHousE STREET will be in attendance from
sA. NJ. tl7P.M.
As usual Dr. James deyoe his exclusive attention to the
treatment Of GENERAL DEBILITY, aud DISEASES OF
THE SKIN AND BLOOD.
Remember Dr. JAMES OLD ESTABLISHED DIsPEN-
sARY is 81 CUsToMHoUsE sTREET-o,d pumher--hs
tween Royal and Bourbon streets. New Orleans La
~ Ten separate Rooms for Patients mig 2plmkw
E4-Rheumatism Cured, either Infamma.
tory cue Chronc-no the case or az
how loug standing. Call for Dr. M0RTIMORE's REMEDY
which has already cured about cAsEs
had ut Nos and ISL Chartres street, New Orleans a Of j.
WRIGHT co. fell 2p3mkw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

oCuAcu
!. II T. y * y GtAvssr strsst.
asl = e'elcek booksfstaonery, etc, Il No
+ III G1af3sl stsest
kssiG Ills 4 n o'clock, valuable real estate
= - 8ssanA - Third Districts. the City Hotel CON.
partsslsss. - ssetioe columns.
As1ocIAr1oH ron RELIEr OF Jxw1sH WIDOWS AND
Darn We have received the Fourth Annual
Nepost X ~ Association Tor the Relief Of Jewish
N1oNa - OrpAans. containing The anniversary ad-
~ Eleassr Block, Esq, statistical exhibits Of
- q Il Tie inGtitntion, and various informa-
- ~ n II Anances an In healthtul con-
~ ~ excsedng The expenditures an
X - prosperity gratifying TO the friends
AGnily. The anniversary address is an inter
fE l6peF. graceful md pertinent, and the report
Ggtho PEhent 81 the Association concisely compre-
~ n shoNs that there has been since the last
Vt - increase Of nftysRye members, there be-
n0w TO hundred and ffty-nine names enrolled
alinse hpndred and ninety fonr year ago. These
1leahem are resident not alone in the city but in
warriors parts Of TIE country, and the donations which
- Hball 70 Tie treasury Of the Association come
Ao aioad = vel = from citizens. Would that all
e1ihhls Institutions were properly sustained as
~ ~ ~ Belief q Jewish Widows and Orphans.
81 & 49,
MATnEEE MusIcA LE.A rthur Napoleon, the nm
Rssnssss aaaoea.Nes elaua ooisets ~ -
uogloW afternoon, q Odd Fellows Hail. commencing
p -, ,..t t,.s,. o,r,rc n v;li sfor, for
49,. q NJ tnn,, q sl,e and there i
nhe,, ~ hn.;nes. ~ ~ excellent artsts Il
N. NJ. H.v,-ooa srno,;ra ca;,ol; ana
HaT Doshler. The selections Of the programme are
rood. and = they will be- delightfully."- executed the
entertainment IL Of character 30 attractive as to be
worthy - auditory - numerous as the Hall can ac-
.camnodate. The admission fee for children Is re-
duced e my cents. and tickets may be had at the
music 4tores specided u advertisement.
sourHrnN PAcIrrc RAnRoAp. -pre.ident Fowlkes
u the southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY arrived in
town yesterday, direct from the scene Of his aruous
Operations IN Marahan, Texas He reports all things
q ycsAbie trim and speaks hopefully Of the future.
short time We understand he VIII cail meeting
g ne aockholdsfs and Will then iay before them
full statement q ~ that has transpred' the present
l.,s ~. - f.r.o
u. ~, ~ ~. 10 %
srsc.,,ts nv rsrr.ssnt ~
Iesnvhile. IS AZ informed that President Fowlkes
viii b happy to coner with stockholders, Of other
friends The his apartments in the ST. Charles
Holel
H,. n-o..- T,,sr,s We MI M Measure AZ
grsetlng ii our sanctum yesterday morning our
hiehd. Hon. George Eastis Member Of Congress from
- Flint Cong sional District Of Louisiana. We
- MI Is see him looku0 % we'll, after bis recent
esese curing nls Journey uoun " liyer
- rope - VII soon recover permanently ~ nas
zlade n envilble mark in Congress, and will doubt
- il rAelacfed ~ lii commitments provided he de-
,. Z, .i.ctcn. NJ =. n m state delepation
r mar fsyor.by reasre Il washington. and few as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
.KeaU Eclectic .MedfC0L Book

.FeaC Eclectic Medical Books,
oy- -For sale by
It H O M A S l.. w H T E :,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
1O5 Canal street.
KINGS AMERICAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN II Domestic
Guide to Health.
KINGS AMERICAN OBSERVATORY.
JONES and sHERWOOD'S AMERICAN ECLECTIC PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE. 2voumes.
AMERICAN ECLECTIC OBSTETRICS. By John King
MI
OF WOMEN a25 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
Louis .M,xh

Respectfully informs his customers ONE ALL he
will continue make the discount his goods advertised
from 10 per cent until the s0h nst and that the I'd
Of May he will offer his splendid stock Of
5 K w E l. H Y, ETC.,
AT AUCTION,
As lie is anxious retire business he has not found
parties before that time to become his successors
LOUIS MUH,
IL Charres street, New Orleans
fs-in order to convince the public Of his being
every article that is put will be sold the bid
'rnsc yaue and under will be broken presence
the bysisnders to show clearly no HuMBUG AUG
TON.
ed to call before the h Instant avail themselves of the
discount until then a2e aps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
Aw leaus 9aiu Crescent gnesdau aNuruhn april &C. 1862

april 26, 1859.
Spring, 1850.
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
No. Magazine Street,
CORNER OF CANAL.
We have Just received
ELEGANT SPRING Glass; SACKS.
ELEGANT SPRING oAss. HAYMARKETs.
ELEGANT SPRING cAss. PANTS.
ELEGANT SPRING Glass; VESTS.
ELEGANT SPRING Glass; SUITS. u
AND OTHER NOVELTIES
FOR SPRING WEAR!
WHICH WE OFFER
Low TO City and Country Trade.
....
- oAN" !" NJ HAA "iNS
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
as 7pS Corner Canal and Magazine streets.
No Monopoly.
SEWING MACHINES FOR THE MILLIoN!!!
rt.
ppp.ror,o, ar s,u, no =, c,,,,rs
The stitch is elastic making it less BILE to break
The needle is the feeder and requires threading.
can % iA'ehea 10 any 'ao'e ana cnia can WORK IT,
ID 'oN'e'iea 'i' n40' s"p'' anu 'n'"p ""en'Hs over
low that every family indulge in the luxury of
SAsf1z9Ne@ -'A-acA2zNE!
N'-' - @ N"A '"'s oAe '. 'Aes' ''e'a' ''"e A.''
80 - ~ ' " ~
Macb,,. Eorss,sbv
n cr,YDp
soie agent tor louisiana Mississippi and Texas,
Camp street. New Orleans.
narWhere the only genuine ..KA1Y DID, can he Ind
.... o,..
- 800. $50 1870 49, -pU
S,.;s anus.,.s
w Ii T. l. l. LII &c w IL > - n
..~
--.
SEWING MACE41NTs.
By
HON, JUDGE MCGUIRE.
The attention of the public called the following cer
fad on ~ ,,,,;.;o, 30 a., H.. ,s.. ,,c... r. ,,--..
A'A ''p' " ''''A " 'ne io" 'Nuse eoue' Vi "unfoe'
in the suit brought against the Agent Wheeler Wilson'S
S S'' ''"i'"0i IL eeA'
SIXTH DISTRICT CorRr-,s,.
To Honorable the Judge Of the Sixth ourt Of New
orlsans.
The petition OF Robert F. MCGUIRE who resides in the Parish
OF ouachta, in this State, shows
That Samuel H. Peck who resides in the city of New Or
leans justly and truly indebted unto petitioner in the
oil one hundred aid sevenfve dollars with nine 10 100
dollars costs of freight etc. and five cent interest said
amounts from judicial demand until paid for this.
That your petitioner on the 18th day of March, 1856 purchased
of said Samuel H. Peck, of Wilson's patent rotary
Sewing Machines No. 1870 with meodeon stand complete
which petitioner paid to said Peck cash. hundred
and ssventfve dollars all of which fully appears reference
to the bill and recejps beren annsxe ed ,artsa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

CERTRAL BoARD OF CoAMssIoNERs.-Se notice to
~ electors q ne First, Fourth, Fifth and Seventh
Districts u " Parish Of Orleans on the right bank
ii The river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

DOlbeaF's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
No. LOG Canal street.
New Students from IL 60 years age received daily
Book Keeping Penmanship Mathematics, FRENCH Spanish
German, English etc. Lessons day and evening Professors
for each branch.
a25 2p3ss RUFUS DOLBEAR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

1HE 6HEnrrR win ell 1t auction this day, at noon
- re CITY Hcsl Common street. improved vacant ots 10
ne 1irA District For particulars sse sdverjsemsuts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

VV'illOaU Ware!
WILLOW WARE!
Now opening, complete assortment consisting part
Clothes Market and Travelling BASKETS; WILLOW WAC
0Ns, WORK STANDS, etc., etc.
B. PIFFET & SONS,
a25 2p2t l22 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

Mailing. Mating. Mating.
5000 PIECES A, Sd AND Ga
9 "a N IT o NJ NJ g.
In and to arrive.
Also
A fresh supply of BR USSELS and INGRAM CARPETS
suitable for the Spring Trade. Gilt Cornic4
Window Shades and Curtain Materials and for sale
low by
WATKINS g. HOMAN,
a25 2p6t No. 80 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

PERSEVERANCE FIRE Co. No. l3.-The regular
nonthly meeting Of this Company will be held this
svsungs 4 their engine house, a. per official notice
aa1neWhera nuhliahed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

.Manttta Hashns0cEs,
And
FRENCH WIRE MEAT SAFES
We have just received large lot CT both the above
articles. which selling low.
B. PIFFET & SONS,
as 2p2t l22 Cana street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
Robert .Pttkiss,

Robert Ptsktn,
Ii AND I5...........oAMP sTREET.........I AND ID
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
TRUNKS, HALLSES, ETC., ETC.,
Has on hand and receiving additional supplies by ey-
from New York. his already extensive stock to
which he invites the attention city and country friends
Gentlemen's Furnis hing Goods.
Gauze Merino Gauze Cotton ard Lisls Thread UNDER
SHIRTS.
Cause Merino Linen and Cotton DRAWERS, manufactured
from the best material in the best style.
HALF HOSE,
CRAvATs,
sUsPENDERs,
,HANDKEECHIEFs
And all other articles in the line.
SHIRTS.
very large White ard Fancy LINEN and
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, of the latest style.
m
YOUTHS AND CIIILDREN'S CLOTHING.
TRUN ks,
OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
Vallses, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas.
a25 2l6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

u MER0ANrILE E.-Annonncement is made that
after the III proximo the style of the firm of W. s
J. Montgomery will BE- Montgomery & White, to the
and d Conforming with Legislative enactment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

TIN ExofTEMEEr ia on the increase at 81 Camp
sreet, since Col Judson announced bis early depar
tsrss BE hss got 10 An unequaled lot Of goods to
rush "a before be leaves, and the stock Of chances
tsiag ow, The magnificent prizes on hand are daily
drawn in numbers. The plan Is fair and there is
much to be made BY trying it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

DRY GooDs. The particular attention II hn vsrs
= easd 70 ths asge saie u goods 10 take ace This ds
a he auction Of T. Roger Co. No q Ola
Levss street Terms Il ale. Ts'' ~ = Wv y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

E9-RheumatisM Cured, either Inf1amma.
tory cne Chronc-no the case or az
how loug standing. Gail for Dr. MoRTIMoRE's REMEDY
which has already CASES. to
had ut Nos and ISL Chartres street, New Orleans a Of j.
WRIGHT 4 co. fell 2psmkW
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"A INV ORLRANs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL.
The hEmonthly number, bearing date May, 1859, Of
this valuable publication is out, containing great
variety Of communications, interesting and important
70 professional men or others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

OFF! SELLING OFF!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08

To have taken Hickman, with her population OF
$3.50 from the 7th district and it would have leIt
that district with only deficiency OF 5o2, 10
have added Hickman to the 9Th district would have
rivsn the 9Th small excess of only 2lS. The diff
ference between the two districts would have been
only no. But, as Col. NETHERLAND fixed
il M. the difference is 1880. Why was
this not dOnes Why we're they SO disprOpOrtiOnsd;
one with sn excess of s, 1l8 and the other with q
desoisDcy Of 452, when it was easy to bring them
nearly 10 the same ratio? There is but one answer,
and that answer shows Col NETHLRLAED ready 10
strike down Repubicsnism and force himself and
marty into power whether the people will 1t or not
TO have taken Hickman from the eleven counties
composing the 7th and added it TO the Eve counties
composing the 9Th would have greatly equa-ised
those distr sts but lOOUL6 haze left them both Demo
CRATIC Col NETHRRLAND was not willing 10 be
governed By the popular will of the people OF Ten
Hsssep. Int sought to subUsrf it snd force himself
and party upon the State by this scaDdaous system
Of serrymsndering ANDREW JOHNSON and IsHAM
G. HAREIs mere then members Of Congress Gus
TAyus A. HENRT aud JOHN NETHERLRS0 wanted
their places They we're both in the Legislature
and members Of the committee to spPortion the
State, and thus attempted to feather their own nests
by Q most reckless disregard Of popular rights
Mai. HEEAY has had his trial before the people.
They convicted him and consigned him to merit6d
obscurity. Col. NEFHKRLAND now appears for the
first time before them Shall be not be held to the
same accountability, and made an example of TO po-
hticsl sdVenturers who may come sitter him. The
PeOPls-men Of sll parties-owe it to themselves,
owe it to republican principles, TO teach unscrupu
lOos PArtiEAns, that while honest differences are to
be expected, no violation Of the cardinal and rec
0snissd principles of free government and equal
bSHs win ever be tolerated, in order that minority
may force itself into power and control the majority
contrary to their wishes.
Col. NyTzERLASD's gerrymanderiDg did. not stop |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08

1t will be seen from the foregoing that the third
district has more than tOcs the voting population of
the sixth. To accomplish Col. NETHERLAEDs pur-
poses he found it necessary to give to nearly eight
thousand voters only the same amount Of represen-
tstiOn and political weight in the Senate which he
gave to but three thousand six hundred in smother
And yet the State ConstIt ution, which Col. NTH
ERLAND bad sworn to support, provides that the ap
portionment shall be made according to the NUN,
Der of qualified voters" Comment upon such
conduct in public oflcer, REPRESENTING repdbli-
can people, is unnecessary. 1t is not only an out
rage upon the people, but disrepuable to the man.
Having failed by bis srategem to re9ch either house
of Congress, he lie now candidate for Governor.
Such fact is, in itself, imputaiOn upon the in
tegriy and intelligence Of the people Of Tennessee,
and they should treat it accordingly when they
como 10 cast their votes in August
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08

Eita tAe G ngrepsiora spzcstopmsEt. &c ansy 90
sired 70 30 70 the lever house Of Congress IN the
event he could rot get to the United stass Senate
he had been an ssptrant before this sanas legisa-
turs for thas position but vas outranked With the
members frcm his division Of the Stats By TEos. A.
R. NBksos, whereupon he threw his influences for
JAS c. JOsEs and secured his election, which gave
rise to the famous "Epic" Rrltten by NE1soS, sa-
terizing the course of Col NR1HERLASD. Another
election for Senator in the place Of Mr.. BILL had
to come of at the meeting Of the Legislature next
following. Hence the importance Of so distrIcting
the State as to secure certain majority Of Col.
NETHERLANDS political friends. TO do IS, he had
II disregard the constitution which he had sworn
to support and eOnure up such an aPpOriOant Mt as
would enable the minority Of the voters TO elect
majority Of the memberc of the legislature, snd
thus aisurp the control Of our State. For smaller
cutIages the fires Of revolutions have been kndled
and despotisms made to trembls with elarm.
Col NETHEELASD succeeded thus in securing q
perty majority in the Legislsturs; bat Mr. Ball,
with superior adrOitness secured his
70 the Senate. But the effect Of that bad and cor
rupt piece Of legislation has manifested itself ever
since. ANDRxw JoHNsoA was elected Governor BY
the popular vote in 1858; but the same majority Of
the people who elected him Governor were able only
10 elect minority Of the members Of the Legisla'
ture. And the same minority vote under @hioh
Mai HExBY retired to private life, secured aqjor
fy Of members Of ihes Legislature and the rs-elec
tion Of Mr. BELL TO the United States senste, Il
1856 the same popular vote reelected D mOcFati'
Governor, but the same minaity, voting for Col
GENTRY, under this Anti-Republican apportiOnmen
again slecteda majority to the Legislature. With
out consuming space in further details, We conten
ourselves with the following districts IS illustrative
Of that superintendent The ratio of voters fixed TO
each Senatorial district was 5,970.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08

The Opposition, in style which Vas familiar to
as few years ago, Critcises article in the Wash
ingtOn States, portion of which was copied in this
paper some days since. The extract spoke of quar-
rel between the Black Republicans of the east and
northwest, aud referred hopefully to prospect that
these Black Republicans, in quarrel among them
selves about matter outside Of the slavery quss-
tiOn, might use each other up. There was nothing
whatever said Of fusion, as the Opposition would
represent. We should certainly be glad to hear
that the Republicans east or west, had teen over
come, either through fight among themselves, or
by an abandonment Of their reasonable doctrines
We rejoice at any feud in the ranks Of that party
and hope yet that tsud' among themselves will ren>
der fusion with southern know nohings harmless
We the Opposition that shall most hear
THY rejoice at any quarrel among the Black Repub
lcsEs which viii secure 1.-THE absence Of the slave
~ question" from the discussions of that party.
This single subject is the whole life of the Opposi
ton in the nonslaveholding States. And We should
also rejoice at a quarrel between the southern
Lnow-nOthings and the northeru Opposition But
there is little hope Of this, SO long chance to
win Office by fusion is believed to exist
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08

The Patriot declares "thst the prospect has not
been better for the overthrow Of Democracy in Ter
nessee" good many of our friends in Tennessee
don't believe that the effort for NETRERLAND is Sc
rious. Whether it is not, there is no doubt of
serious attempt by the Opposition to carry the Leg
islature Some Of cur Democratic counties ate dis
posed to help EN- by ell the in their power
viz; by running double sets of candidates There's
WRAKLEY, OvERToS, FENTREss, BRADLEY, and per-
hsPs few others, helping the Opposition, precise
ly as the Democrats Of some of the districts in Viz
GINA helped the Opposition there He is no true
Democrat who, in such contest as we are now en-
gagged in hazards the success of his party by fac
tious sttempttO advance his own interests Close up
friends; close up!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08

The Lynchburg Republican thinks that the late
elections in Virginia will show c0nclusively to the
Black, Republicans Of the North that they can
gain nothing from coalition with the handful Of
0ppOsitiOnists at the South, and the consequence
viii be sectional organization for the next Presi-
dsncy. A Black Republican ticket will be nOmin-
ated on the one hand, and National Democrat on
the other. It viii be for the Opposition to choose
between them, act the part of factionsts they
did in 1856, when they supported FILLMoRE with a
full knowledge that he stood no chance of an cleo
ton; and with the hope only of diyerting votes
from BUCHANAN in the free States, and thus secur-
Ing the election of FREMONT.