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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

Children three years old end Rnder those three
and up 70 twelve years old half price, all twelve years
falfare.
Family tickets packages Of twenty-five be had st the
Lafayette Square. Persons who reside the city and have
residence establishment line road procure
tickets In packages Of for their personal
duoed rate.
ages Of all Kinds 70 place with which they have
Uou receiving and devs-tn9 the Of the
BENTLEY u. HASELI.,
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
se19 Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

&H F ag!,s.:.s s1sSSss7z S,'5s,5 5Ss; nsS
Freight arrangements In connection with Steamships and
6teamboats from BNRWICK'S BAY to TEXAS and AT.
TAKAPAS.
Freight received EVERY at the Barge Landing foot
qf Tonlenss street, for SABINE PASS GALVESTON and
Ships for Texas leaving TRI WEEKLY and the Boats for At
takapas DAILY, arrival Of the
For receiving and promptly transporting LIVE eTOCK
modatious
INsUR ANCE TO TEX AS oNE-EIGHTH PER CENT
and to Attakapss THhEE-EIGHTHS PER CENT. LESS
than by any other rsates.
Through bills lsdiag given the Levee Once Com
pany. A. B. sEGER.
au22 I'm vics-PresdaRt and Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

GEN. JAoKsoN.-A movement is on foot in Tennes.
see, looking to the erection of an equestriar q sue
Of Gen. jackson in the western portion of the State.
gentleman of Memphis offers to give $1,000 to-
varda it,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RoAp.-The work on the
road says the Marshall (Miss Herald is progressing
with such speed that the gap is certain to be finished
before Christmas. It adds:
Tens of thousands of bales of cotton will be ship.
ped directly to New Orleans even from this county,
when the road is finished and the directory should do
all in their power to aid the contractors to complete
the road at the time agreed upon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

FEMALE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND.-A female domes.
tic in England lately gave notice to her master that
she was about to leave him to be married. Her mas
ter refused to accept her notice. but in spite of his
refusal she went off and got married. The master
then obtained the service of an officer, who arrested
the delinquent and carried her before magistrate.
The official sentenced her to pay fine of Gl and to
return to the service Of her MASTER and the sentence
was put in immediate execution.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
oSGoOD's CHoLAGodUE.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

ss the great value Of Prof. De Grsha
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL.
for the relief and Of pain But the people
rendering their verdict In both
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have
sold in short msa great proportion those who heard
thors recommend it. who had tried Il, That IT'S splendid
discovery is everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
before prepared 5ss
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL isProf. DsGrahs which
Ia be had at all respectable Druggists this city, and
Wholesale and retail at the propretors prces Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale andlretsil. by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO..
aaN Il snd Is ChartIss EFsek
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late DR.. Chapman PAisdelphia laid down u
rule that may be suspected In child where there
cancellation, and especially weakness Of the bowels accopan
led by discharge Of slime and mucus" and all medical author
tiles that work thorough stomach bowles
must be invigorated we'll the themselves dis
charged Wners Canadian vrnge fulnls both these
dons only exrpaes the vermicules bat strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent power Of the gastric ucs
and impas healthy action to the bowels. Hence
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle of greedy worms sckeAing
six out Of every ten children less afflicted with
them Why Ehoud this be the when there volumes
testimony prove that doses Of Wners Canadian
mifuge will eradicate the dseasef Parents make oths
established fact and remember that the medicine
all deleterioas substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances and
invigorang to the system these merits Of WINERe
CANADIAN yERMIFUGE, preparation which ersdioates
class of internal worms with degree Of dispatch that h
as agreeable As 1t ia astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 co, Sole proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

The Newark Mercury says Mr. Fisher, of Patter-
excelently. few days since it steamed to Acquack
anonk on the common road Twelve passengers were
on board, and the carriage went on the level
l5 miles an hour. One mile was run in 8 minutes.
The builder does not doubt that, when completed,
the carriage will run anywhere
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

aALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.
How much pain and suHerng-nay life issf-may b
saved by having supply Of Dalleys Magical Pain Ex-
hand sudden accidents In cuts Wounds
burns scads sprains and to which children
constantly subec-the action Of the Pain Extractor
Families should be without It, Full directions
accompany each The genaine Is always signed HENRY
DALLRT, manufacturer. upon steel engraved label.
DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now been thirty years there hardly per.
son but heard Of IT, and not family that has used
once could be induced to be without box hand in
sudden accident. Where used it is become
standard remedy because has equal In curing burns
scald CUTS wounds and bruises fever piles and all
other namaery and cutaneous diseases where the parts
fected can be reached.
A WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look around houses and think there
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling and
everything orebodes comfort and happiness suddenly Of
the yonng falls and deep cut the result Of the
cden look everywhere for relief and can't nnd
-whyi you have neglected to have hand box
of Dalley's Magical Pain Extractorhlsi the whole
BILE. Remember and always have 1t Oh hand. Instant relief
will hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII hubcue the pain INFLAMMATION tno eeyorees
burns scslds em twenty minutes heal the wounds
without scar eecualy fever piles salt rheun
inammstory rheunsts aud named CUTS wounds
bruises sores, scsd head bunions, prans,
swengs elons chbaip bites Of insects. nipples
sweed broken breasts and all other and Gu
Diseases where the parts affected be reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.WRIGHT CO.,
Il and l6l Chartres street,
Sole agents for the Southern statss and to whom all order
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

MONTGOMERY RAcEs.-A lively time is expected
as the purses are liberal and the entries not few
We hope to see a large attendance at these races
conducted, as they will be, in spirit Of honorable
fairness not exceled by any course in the Union.
By the way, we notice that Major Bacon has named
colt "Jonce Hooper," after our clever friend Of the
Mail. 1t is compliment due to the interest which
the ndefatigable Secretary has taken in affairs of
the Club, and hope that the colt will prove him.
self worthy Of his name Montgomery Advertiser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
FEW ER AND A.G U e.

FEW e II AND A.G UE.
osGoOD's CHoLAGodUE.
This Is the only andcertan remedy for this hateful dis
ense. No again complain of having it, unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy If once they
take
sosGooDs CHoLAGoGUE.
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and l5l Chartres street,
Sole Agents for South and to whom all orders shod be
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
eszsgssssssA SHIPS, sTEAmBOATs AND PAN

sszswaEnssN SHIPS, sTEAMBOATs AND rap
flisssuppled with Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal
EE sau,sges, ,rripo, and everything in the hatcher.
nx Inc Barrels and of Choice Corned
,us up to order Cabin Family USE at eslls Nos
md q OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
HRRKEL PARKEE,
r. Bsteanboas and s,pssappl.ed with all kinds of Live
Stock such as nah Cows Hogs shoas, Pigs, Sheep
,ytats f!earo, Ducks. Chick ans. sic. se1g ly
HkY-5OO bales prime Northern, for sale by
II S. JONES & CO.,
SCI II 81 Grnvier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
PDETCHAEITRAIH RAIL-
4 u ~ = ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
! 8fto,p-n riurS Lis


On Sundays train will make ,hs O'clock morning
trp and leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until
o'clock at night.
Sunday 18th inst there will ks half hour trip
every Sunday from O'Clock until s..
special trips from Lake at night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying tho Conductor.
The seam Train will stop At GENTLY ststIen when notified
a,on 80 = s90 IF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

The Rev. w. H. Gillian addresses Parson Baines
of the Baptist through the columns of the Texian
and in style slightly in advance of that of his meek
and lowly Master, and smacking decidedly of the
school Of Bilngsgate, gives his reverend brother a
taste of his quality. If such egotism and such Ian
guage be proper in clergyman, then all the raings
and bespatterings of party hacks are in perfectly
good taste. [Galyeston News.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
EEwHrHI GREAT sOUTHWEsTERN
&S&e S lMAIL ROUTE:

H&n NH EMAIL ROUTE.
sIess-y-Ak-AE Through to New York In Four Days
and Nineteen HoursAvoidng all the Dangers of the Rivx
and Lakes !,
Quickest Route Memphis st. Louis Chicago Cincinp.a
Washington Philadelphia New and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved l--Ony Seventy Miles stagng-vs
New Orleans. jackson and Great NortheKl
RAILRO
30 Canton Ms thence BY Mssissippi Central Railroad
Bins, Sntton Dudey's treble daily line Of FourHorse Po
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn.
Through Memphis and New York be had at
Ticket of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads in the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad have
good connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying Mississippi Central Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly.
a4-sixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
an I'm SIMS SUTTON L DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
ESs.. EgHSsI 1884,.
&M NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON i GREAT
sa6,p prIIE q N q A

Express,
<Omce in the Railroad Building, Camp street opposite La
fyetts square) will deliver in any of the city such Bag
sy Ike Rsrosa or otherwise as may be entrusted to their
6srge forward the same with and dispatch to any
point on the Northern Railroad, the Southern Railroad,
Or Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
pose either the Express Office at the residences oees Of
individuals. 49,
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 90
through the Train the Checks and address all
wishing their Baggage sent TO their hotel residence
HThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge of the Baggag Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

And others amounting 10 5000 shares, $500, ,OOo
Thus done and passed in my Office at the city of New Orleans
Antoine Conand and Marcel T. Ducros witnesses lawful
domcaed in this city, and expressly required be
who have hereunto signed their together with
the above mentioned parties, and me, notary.
Originally signed,l
Il. Ganucheau, NJ. T. Ducros,
A. Conand, and others.
certify the foregoing be copy the
tant in my current register
In faith whereof grant these presents under my signature
Orleans his day OF july thousand eight
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
parish and city Of New Orleans ceries the foregoing H.
charter rded this dy in his Office in book society
Nf Rex 4, fe'iS ofisaas' 2ss IS ssh Ss3 July 1885,
(sgnedJ JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
aul 1taw5w
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
l. r, Odd Fellows Hall opposite Lafayette square.
This establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
the public The Confectionery epam has been newly
stocked with every variety. consisting Of
Crystalized Fruits Sweetmeats
Ice Cream. Straw wbesfies.p sps Fancy Candies and
Cakes OF every description.
Also. general assortment of French Wires
.as,ip Ghampagne, Sparkling Catawba,
Cordials. Liquors, Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits comprising
Citrons, Oranges. Lemons,
Dates, Bauanas, etc.
received Tor private parties, dinners, supper and
HThe patrons of this may rest assured that their or
services of some of the best workmen in the city, No pains
will be spared increase the and render II
drstcles saloon farorite resort for families. my2 Am
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
certain lot of ground with all the consisting
Apoo-new Caronaelet-and Eraio ats
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

A SEA CAPTAIN CONVICTED OF MURDER.-Port-
land papers contain reports of the condemnation of
Captain John A. Holmes, master of the ship Terese,
convicted Of the murder of George W. Chadwick,
one Of the crew. The defence, says the Boston
Courier was insanity, which does not appear to have
had any other foundation than that derived from the
brutal ferocity of the beating, which was continued
until Chadwick was dead. 1t appeared from the evi.
dence that Chadwick had twice given offence to the
prisoner first that he, with others of the crew, did
not sing one night when hauling at lee brace; se-
cond, that be did not use the word sir" in answer.
ing question. In this case the prisoner struck
Chadwick over the head with beaying-pin repeat.
edy, and finally knocked him down with it. He was
next stripped and tied up to the main rigging by the
prisoners orders, and aogged with knotted stran.
yarn by one man after another for twenty minutes.
When the men did not strike hard enough or struck
unskilfuy, the prisoner would take the rope himself
and strike the deceased for the purpose of showing
the men how to do it. The deceased repeatedly cried
for mercy and asked to be allowed to die in peace.
These outcries the prisoner sienced by striking the
deceased with beaying-pin. While still alive he
was taken down and helped into the forecaste, but
in ten minutes afterwards brought back and tied
up second time, and the aogging was resumed-the
prisoner telling the men to strike harder. Again. for
the purpose of stopping the outcries Of the deceased
not to kill him. the prisoner commenced striking him
with the Delaying gpin, till blow tie neck killed
him, and when his corpse slowed round, Dead the
prisoner ceased to strike.
The prisoner addressed the court after the verdict
was rendered. perssting in his innocence, and claim
ing high moral character for himself He was aen
fenced to be hung in November.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20
EW RAILROAD ~sSs,
h6am ROUTE 3XME4
TO TEXAS. S4A8
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

saved the risks And dscomforts
Of voyage greatly diminished, by the
Kew wOrlenns, Opeiousas and q. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICKS BAY,
BY the new splendid line Of STEAM HIPS all built
pry for ths rads with supe ststeroom accommodations
LEAVING THREE TIMES WEEK.
Observation-Disclosures. RUsK.
Ts sshne Pass and Galveston.
wTDNzsDAY............... ..oRTzABA
To Galveston and 1ndianola.
Observation-Disclosures. MAGNOLIA.
To Galveston and Indsnola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
RThs running Railroad leaves the landing foot
oi TosIsuse street nearly opposite jackson saIsre at X
secured the Railroad Office of St. Peter and Le
opposite Jackson Square, taiy and at the Depot
before the departure of the Texas trains.
s Freights for Texas by this Line received every day
the above landing Insurance by this
o2s L BENZ. F. FLANDERS. .sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
certain lot Of ground with all the consisting
Ated the of Apoonew Carondelet-and Erao sts
lower floor is used Dry Goods particulars
apply the premises. sel0 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

OLD RYE WHISKf-45,bbls. vey DID, for sal q
~ by S. JONES & CO
ks7 81 Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

We have always hand complete stock Of fine WAR
RANTED Guns and constantly receiving through
European agents Guns comprising all the HEWE st PAT
TERMS and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience and
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
YEARS. say with confidence that have faci-
the production Of Guns suited to the OF the
SOUTH WEST certainly exceled If equaed In this
market
We receive and with dispatch
Guns of ANY PRICE to peculiar
Of individual furnish them As
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH NJ 81
BY intercourse with the buying community or
the South and West for thirty years. been ena
bed profit by the suggestions Of their varied experience
introduced improvementa peculiarly AMERICA A.
and not found in nNINE-TENTHSCFTHE GUNS INPORTRD
INTO THIS COUNTRYt
Sporting Equipments every escripton-
REes Fistols and Revolvers Colt's Aliens Trapter's
Smith Wesson's Whitney,s Reporters Sole Agents
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE L G0ODKICH
my7 " Sign Of the "aoldsn Pslissis, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-20

vENATrNG ELIXIR,
Prepared strcte Pharmaceutical Principles By one o
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

Thursday Morning, December Is, 1869.
gtIttttA 9uttrp.
MARFYRDoM OF JOHN BROWN.


The following hymn was sung at Boston, on suns
inst, at meeting addressed by RALPH WALDO EA
\. 1t is the production of a young gentleman of
i. The poem which follows was written by Mr..
re,ited at the same meeting.l
To-day beside Potomac's wave,
Beneath Virginia's sky,
They slay the man who loved the slave,
And dared for him to die.
The Pilgrim Fathers earnest creed,
Yirginia's ancient faith,
Inspired this hero's nOtlest deed,
And his reward is-Death!
Great washington's indignant shade
Forever urged him on
He heard from MonticeIos glade
The voice of jefferson.
But chiefly on the Hebrew page
He read Jehovah's law,
And this from youth TO hosry age
0beyed with love and awe.
No selfish purpose armed his haHd,
No passion aimed his blow
How Loyalty he loved his land
Impartial Time shall show.
But now the faithful martyr dies,
His brave heart beats no more.
His soul ascends the equal skies,
His earthly course is Ger.
For this we mourn, but not for him,
Like him in God we trust
And though our eyes with tears are dim,
We know that God is inst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15
MisttlIantous.
The Salt Mines Of CracoW.
By HATARD TAYLOR.

After descending two hundred and ten feet
we saw the first veins of rock salt IN a bed of
clay and crumbled sandstone Thirty feet
more and We were 10 world Of salt. Level
galleries branched off from the foot to the
staircase; overhead ceiling OF solid salt, IN
der foot floor of salt, and on either side dark
gray walls of salt, sparkling here and there
with minute crystals Lights gIimmered
ahead, and on turning the corner we came up
on gang of workmen, some hacking away ct
the solid floor, Others trunding wheelbarrows
full of the precious cubes. Here was the
chapel Of st. Anthony, the Oldest in the mines
a byzantine excavation, supported By col
umns with altar cruci6x, and life-sire statutes
of ssintS, apparently in black marb,e, but all
as salt as Lots wife, as | discovered by put
ting nv tongue to the nose of John the Bap-
tist, The humid air Of this upper story Of
the mines has damaged some Of tae ssintS.-
Francis, especially, is running away Ike dip
candle, and all Of bis head is ger. except his
chin.
The limbs OF Joseph are dropping . q as If
he had the Norwegian leproSv, aud IaEreuce
has deeper sraTs than his gridron could have
made, running up and down bis back A
Bengal hight TUNED at the altar brought Into
sudden Ite this strange temple, which present
NJ sasisbed into darkness, as if il had never
oeeQ seen.
l cannot fellow. step by step our journey
OF Two ours throagh the labYrinths of this
wonderful mine. Ii is bewildering maze Of
galleries, grand halls, staircaSes, and vAulted
chambers, where one loses all sense of distance
or direetion, and drifts along blindly in the
wake of his conductor. Everything was solid
salt, except where great piers of heWn logs
bad been built up TO support some threatening
roof, or vast ebasms, left in quarrying. had
been bridged across. As we descended TO low
er regions, the air became more dry aud agree
able, and the saline walls more pure and bril-
liant. Qne hail, one huntred and eight feet
high, resembled Grecian theAter, the traces
OF blocks taken out in regular layers repre-
sentsng the seats for the spectators On: Of
the single bail one million hundred weight Of
salt bad been taken, or enough TO supply the
forty million Inhabitants in Austria one year
Two obeiisEs of salt commemorared the
visit o. Francis /. and his Empress in another
spacious irregular vault through which We
passed by means Of a wooden bridge resting
on piers Of the crystalline rock After Eehsd
descended % the bottom of the chamber. 3
boy rs0 along above with O burning BengaI
light, throwing flashes OF blne lns,sr on the
oeelisks, on the Scared walls vast arches, the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

DEcE4BER.-This last mouth Of the twelve
divisions Of our year is a venerable. respect.
bic old month. and deserves aotis. though it
often gives the world puf If not Bor on its
own hook. When Romulus of old made an a
manac, he called December the tenth month.
as its name implies aud devoted this period 10
many festivals such as Faunalia. Saturnalia,
Lararia and Juvenile Ludi-at which time We
are told that all were on eqaal footing in mirth
aud festiyity as we'll as sending presents one
to another. 1t was holiday time for old aud
young in the fullest sense Of the term. and
the same has been Observed from that dav to
this 10 the time of Aope Julian December
was made one of the twelve divisions Of the
year as We now have it. TIE Saxons called it
Winter Month, but after becoming Chris.
tiaaS, they called it Holy Month. in commen-
orstiOn Of Christ's Nativity on the 18th De-
cember. The chronology Of December is very
interesting in the record of past events The
" Red Letter days" of this month are-6,h,
St. Nicholas day be was Archbishop Of Mvra
in Greece, 10 A D. 302, and was the patron
saint Of children, now known as Santa Clans
18th, St. Lucia's day-a good young lady Of
Syracuse, who died A. d. S04 2lst, St
Thomas day he promulgated Christianity
among the Persians, Medes and Parthiaus,
&c; be was martyred by the Brahmias 25rh,
Christmas day 26th, ST Stephens day-be
was the frst martyr Of Christianity 9th. St
John, the Evangelist, who drank poison with
safety 2Sth. Childermas day, in remembrance
of the Holy Innocent or slaughter of cbl-
dreu by Herod-[it is considered unluckv to
commence any work upon this day ) 3ls,. s..
Sylvester's day. He was Pope, Nho died in
S34, and a strict discipIinarisn in church rites
and ceremonies
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

TERRIBLE ACCI7ES- TO " ooD CH0PPE7 -
4 naa uamed Thomas Browusiog, ,vh.e chop
ping wood last week near Cas-yyilie, H., ma.
With a. accident OF the most seriors nature -
About eight oclo-k in the morniu- he went
into the woods aud while eating down 'srCa
tree, be looked Up and saw that il vas falling
He ran TO escspe injury bat bis feet tripping
he fell, and before be could regain his feet the
tree came crashing to the ground and g large
limb falling across bis leg, pinned him to the
earth. He Law in most Uncomfortable posi-
:ion for fTe hours, trying in every way to
extricate himself bat 10 vain. Abou: two or
three O'Clock fellow la5orer passing home
from bis work, discovered the unfortunate uan
ard released bin from bis awful St1aton-
The bones Of bis i.Es were so terribly crushed
as to render snputatio0 necessary.