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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21
HOsTETTER,s BITTERS.
THE SPRING FRESHETs AND THEIR CON.
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FoaEARMED.

The rivers Of the South been
turbulent during the spring. Tho tide Of the Waters
has immensely swollen that the
down. and the country either side much injured By the
vadng food Even where the wealthy planters
strong protect their lands the accommodating
force Of has down these apparently mpss
nabe walls swept the country far and wide. Along
tributary and the principal rivers pursung other
Guf Of Mexico, the destruction has
CURED and millions Of dollars worth Of property has been
swallowed mp In the rsmorseles waters But the immediate
subsequent these mighty feshe sinks into nsgnh
compared with the remote bat certain dss
that will The be repaired and the
property epgued b at least partially reclaimed hat the
which have covered the owlands 10 srshes
and POOLS stagnsn and asmatc vapos
beneath the Then the startling peril.
The pesence threatens the lives Of all who reside 10 the VI
cnity Of theGs Fevers Of the most vlruent de-
scrpon Will be prevalent and that scourge Of tho South
Yellow Fever will scatter death In many, many homes
chserful and happy The grim specter will darken
door, and turn fesvity into mourning Families will
oe broken and hrsdes rendered deoate The mother will
weep for her little and coorted because
they are not" The husband father will be struck down
oven In the sunny hour Of prosperity.
These are the Sad that follow
Hoods such ~ have Characterised the spring present
year we nave gloomy experience to bear witness that
do not exaggeate the danger hangs
people in the states FouuateIy while vs
know tho peril thst to compelled 10 fold our
and resign ourselves the evils th nav snsus
There 10 both preventive and syery form ths
destructive pesttenee Every who values his own exist
sncs-evsy head Of faulty whe chshes vhs lssk 70
him. o. hss for protection sosny prepare for
the drssd invader. And this al Dc simply sssurnxa
ssIplysf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

Asa AS oissIs, @ snounti9F 5000 shares ssoS
Of Antoine onan Marcel T. pucrOs, witnesses Of lawful
S
the above mentioned pa51is5 1Snsla snd ms
1 Ia sansssssa, Rsssss' 1hsf. n.T. fbssls; bsssos
A o0nana EDWARD BARNETf sEa T.is5s; Nossry Public,
certify the foregoing be copy of the original
H m @ sberao under
and the impress of my seal OF oles at the city Of o. New
and nT day of July one thousand eight
MY EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The unaerssned Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
Charter was rec rded this dsy in his Office in BOOK society
NJ New + 'S''Ss oris.as' zs s ssis is5 July, 1859.
Signed,l JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
This esbishment has Changed hands been thoroughly re-
has a
with sSrs xis.sfy n,s sinss"s
s rsa ssor.sd sysups Fancy .,dss
Also general ssss,.msPs 4 FTsns5 Wisss-
Ss4S;3. SadS5s Tis.s5s Fs5, and Sas sSssry "a v.s
Foreign fr4I,s, Rusns S9"EEisngn Eiad s,r.n..
Citrons, Oranges, Lemons,
received Tor private parties dnners suppers and
patrons Of this house assured that their or
OF some Of the best werkme in the city, pains
dstclass saoon-a arorite for families myal Inn
TMPRovED PROPERTY FOR sALE-A
certain LOT Of ground with all the improveen consisting
sronaee1snd Eraio s,as s,s
The lower floor is used Dry Goods For
apply on the plenlses. sel0 It
sssSsNasssA sHaPs, ,sTEAMBoATs AND FAM
iessupplied with Beef, Pork Mutton and Veal
III ssusagss, Fripe and everything in the bu:obe,
mg ne Barrels and hslfbsrrels Choice Oornsd Besi
ont up to order Cabin Family Use sslI. Nos "a
.nd 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
| KERKEL PARKER,
R-stsarnbosssnd shipssupplisd with all kinds or Ly.
s:oek mich Cows HosS, Sbosss Pigs Sheen
| ;JusEe f3asss Dneks. Ghickaas. stc. seq ly
| HkY-50e bales prime Northern, for sale hy
Ill 3. JONES & CO.,
| se7 81 Ciravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

aALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.
How much pain and suherng-nNy life i1ef-nay b
saved by having supply of "Dalleys Magical Pain Ex-
hand OF sudden accidents In cuts wouadas
burns scas spain and to which children
constantly subect-the action Of the Pain Extractor
the same Families sheuld be without IT, Full directions
accompany each box. The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
has thirty there hardly per
but what has heard Of it, and not family that has used
once that induced to be without box hand
sudden accident Where used It 10 to become
standard remedy, because has equal In curing burns
scads CUTS wounds and bruises fever aores piles and all
other nammAery and diseases where the parts a
fscted can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around your houses you hiak hsreh
nothing wanting, your children all playful and smiling and
everything forebodes comfort and happiness ddenly Of
the dear young and dep cut the result Of the
cden You for relief and can't hnd
-whyf you have neglected to have hand box
of Dalleys Magical Pain Extractorhs 10 the whole
be Remember and always have on hand Instant relief
Will be hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR -a
Will subdne the pain and Inflammation from the
burns scsds from twenty minutes heal the wounds
without scar eectualy fever piles salt rheu
inammaory rheumatism and inhsmed cuts wounds
bruises scres scald head, bunions sain
sweng feons chilbHns, bites Of insects nipples
broken breasts and all other inamnatory
Diseases whore the parts affected be reached
For sale In New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT co.,
q and 161 Chartres street.
sole agents for the Southern States TO whom all ords
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFU0E.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late Dr. Chapman Of Phadelphia laid dswn u
rule that may be suspected in child where there
eacaton and especially weakness the bowels sccompan
led BY discharge of slime and all medical suhor
tiles that work thorough the stomach bow
must be ipygorated well the themselves dis
charged. Wners Canadian Vuss fanls both those
dons only e1paes the venicules bat strengthens
the digestion increases the solvent power Of the gastric juice
and mparts healthy action to the bowels. Hence III
complete and permanent
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy worms, Is ckenine and yss
six ou Of every ten children less afflicted with
ther. Why should this be the when there
testimony prove that few dsses Winers Canadian Yer
mifuge will eradicate the dseasef Parents
established fact and remember that the medicine fee from
all deleterous substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain In It's results free from all mineral substances and
nxgoang to the system these the merits Of wINERe
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, preparation which erAdicsses
class of internal with degree Of dispatch that
as agreeable a. 1t is astonishing.
For sale in New Orlesns wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT co, Sole Yropsietsss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

ssA TRUTH PLEASANTLY ToLD.-The first good ma.
tured paragraph we have seen during the progress
of the controversy between the English and French
journals is in the Paris Charipari which informs the
eccentric clergyman who had offered ESQ reward for
the best essay on the best means of keeping up a
good understanding between England and France,
that considers itself entitled to the prize for solving
the question in one sentence, which ia alone worth
dozens of essays-"Le meilleur moyen pour que Pan
geterre ct la France s'entendent est de sc parler
moins haut." France and England will understand
each other better if thin, iont talk so loudl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

TMPRGyED PROPERTY FOR sALE-A
of story Brick Building veandah Riichen stu
ated at the corner of Apoonow Garonaee-and Ea,o ss
apply on the premises. sel0 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21
soe PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL.
- ROAD ARRANGEMENT.
u Commencing Sunday May l. 1885,

Nk :. :. which will be the last regular train
Sundays train will mako the O'clock morning
trip city every hour after II O'Clock until
o'clock at night.
Sunday 18th inst there will be half hour trip
every Sunday from o'clock sntil 8.
special trips night by the Horse Car
whom required by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will Genly Station when notified
trips and after O'Clock p NJ Sundays Fare
each CENTS conductors must have timely notice to
stop, $50 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

The SToRM AT PBNsAcoLA.-The Warrington cor.
respondent Of the Mobile Mercury gives the following
additional particulars Of the dongs Of the storm Of
the 18th, at Pensacola Navy Yard:
Yesterday the 18th we had most terrific storm at
this place, which has not been exceeded in violence
by the recollection Of the Oldest inhabitants, and had
its duration been as long as they usually are the de-
struction Of property would have been very great.
The U. s. steamships Pensacola and Seminole were
protected from serious injury only by the nnfalterng
efforts Of the officers and workmen attached to the
yard. The gale commenced early in the morning
and continued until after midnight The roof Of the
new foundry very much injured the states having
been blown in all directions. The new Marine Bar
racks have been seriously injured and partly destroyed
The steamer Brooklyn attempted to 60 to sea in the
morning, but Capt. Farragnt, very wisely concluded
to hold on, and it is well be did; she rode out the
gale very prettily with the loss Of one anchor and
went to sea to day bound for New York. We regret
to state that Mr. DAILY killed in the Navy Yard
by piece Of wood having been blown from the fore.
top OF the Pensacola with great violence. The seas
in the bay were very high, they came cover the
wharves at the Navy Yard in such forces as to wash
down the men who were at work protecting the ships
at them. The steamers have sustained but slight
INJURIES and all are rejoiced that we got off so well
under the circumstances. Capt Farrand, who was
In command Of the yard at the time and Mr.. Porter
the Naval Constructor untiring in their efforts
to protect these noble Ships well also the master
workmen and mechanics of the yard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

FEW Err AND A.G q e.
osGooD's CHoLAaoaUE.
This 10 the only andcertan remedy for this hsefu dis
No need egan complain Of having It, unlsss
they have taken this celebrated remedy they
take
osGOODs CHoLAGoGUH,
then farewell to Ohills and Fever forever
For sale In New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT i co.,
2l and 16I ChRrtres street,
Sole Agents for South and to whom all orders should be
add dressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

IL 8. JONES CO.,
se7 tt 81 Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners ard chemical analy
a demonstrated the geat value Of Prof De Grah's
beautiful combination, called ~
ELECTRIC OIL, ..- "a
relief and Of PAIN But the psope themselves are
rendering their verdict in both unistakabls and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have
sold in short mea great proportion to those who heard
thsrs recommend it, who had tried It. That ips splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
before prepared
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof. DsGrsths which
Is to be had at all the respectable Druggists th city, and at
wholesale and RETAIL at the propreors prices of the Agent
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale aAd.rstsl, by
J. WRIGHT : CO.,
nNN Il and II ohartsss atzsat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

DREADFUL RESULTS FROM HYDRoPHoB1A.-A let
ter from Portsmouth Ohio, to the Louisville Journal
makes mention Of an extraordinary circumstance 1t
says:
A short time ago young lady was bitten by q
dog. Hydrophobia manifested itself on her, and
while confined by the disease she bit her sister, who
was waiting her. The sister soon attacked by
the same disease and bit the mother. All three were
alive at last accounts but were all raving mad, and
there was no prospect Of their recovery.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

,..u,aaa.> BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
ssEm.ssG hand and for sslefrona the msnufastoryot
e.s.-~-.ls Messrs.J NJ BRUNSwICE BRO. Ctnc,ups.
superjor Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick's
ons; also Cloths Balls Cues ard all other trimmings epI
leg to thislne.
received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nIslY ct. Charles Billiard Room. N. q
nYEING........OYN NiNGs...........DYEING
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21
OFFIcE or TUE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,

Mr. F. W. o. COOK is duly authorized Agent In New Or
Any orders taken by him account will receive
our immediate careful attention. We solicit tho patronage
Of our friends in Louisiana. -, y.-
HORATIo ALLEN President.
W. G. COOK, Office No. 38 Matches street, New Orleans
my20 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

j. TEMPS, DYER AND scoUREH,
No. 50 Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the cubic that he has Just assumed
the business of the Dyeing Establishment No Is Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful aen
ton for which he is celebrated.
The in which, for the last twelve years. he has salts
ded the Of bis bishent bourbon
na,rons0a o3 "
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
FROST ON FRUIT BLossoMs.-A

FROST ON FRUIT BLossoMs.-Al-
though the blossoming of the earlier
kinds of fruit will be somewhat later
than usual this year, there is still some
danger, especially in the mountain re-
gions, that frosts will come and nip our
hopes of fruit in the bloom. A word of
caution and advice from the California
Farmer may be the means of prevent
ing many disappointment of this kind
amongst those in this vicinity who have
small lots of peach trees, and we there
fore give it.
The Farmer says: at should be
borne in mind that it is not the frost
alone that does the injury, but the action
of the SUN upon the blossoms and leaf,
while the frost is upon them and in them.
Trees already exposed can be easily saved
from danger, or from loss of fruit, by
showering with fresh water as the sun
rises, and continuing the showering
process until all the frost is extracted.
This will save your fruit"
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
A New PRoJEcT.-Assemblyma

A New PRoJECT.-Assemblyman
Street, in the course of his remarks on
the resolution relative to a Pacific rail
road convention, to be composed of
delegates from Oregon, California, Wash
ington, Arizona and Utah, expressed
himself as radically opposed to all pro-
jects by which the credit of the State
is proposed to be given to aid in the
construction of road from the city of
San Francisco to the eastern border.
He believes, as we learn from the Union,
that the only practicable project by
which communication can be had be-
tween California and the States by rail
road, will be by a road constructed from
Washington Territory through Oregon
and through this State, connecting with
the line now being carried from Texas
to our borders. A road thus located, he
says, would pass through all the central
parts of this coast, where all the cities
are growing up, where the population
and wealth are centering, and where the
business done would be sufficient to
make the work a profitable investment
and a general benefit.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
TwENTY-FoUR DAYS FROM ST.

TwENTY-FoUR DAYS FROM ST.
LoUIs!-We received from j. w. Sui
livan on Monday last copy of the No.
Republican for California, bearing date
February 18th. 1t came by the South
ern route. The Republican is admir-
ably made up for California readers by
one who knows their wants, containing
In condensed form the lates. intelli-
gence from every part of the world.
Sam Abbey isprepared to furnish it to all
who desire it on the arrival of every
mail by the southern route, and will
also supply the New York Herald, which
is likewise specially made up for Pacific
readers.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
An Inspiring Theme.

The prominent topic of discussion at
San Francisco is the Parsons Bulkhead
project. Those interested in the passage
of bill now before the legislature, pro-
viding for the construction of sea wall
around the city front, contend that the
water at the foot of the wharves has
been steadily shoaling for several years,
and that such wall is needed to keep
back the advancing sands which they
say flow down from the mining regions.
But the true cause of the shoaling ap
pears from the best evidence yet elected
on the subject to be the filling in from
the land back of the bay itself. For
years the debris and sweepings of the
city, and the earth obtained by cutting
down hills has been carted to the waters
edge and there deposited The Herald
says that for the past two years and a
half no filing in of the harbor has been
done, and consequently there has been
nothing to push the mud out from the
wharves; and hence, with the cessation
of the shoaling cause the shoaling itself
has ceased. The water has deepened as
much as ten feet in places where before
it was shoal, and vessels of great draught
can now haul in at wharves formerly in
accessible to them. Another cause of
the shoaling was the great number of
old hulks which once lined the city front,
creating strong and constant eddy
which interfered with the regular run of
the tides, and caused the formation of
mud banks. These have been removed,
and the mud banks have been washed
away. The Herald contends that the
waters Of the bay need only to be let
alone to restore the harbor to its original
excellence and to keep it always in good
condition
Meanwhile the dispute RACES. The
bay papers are divided on the question,
and are mutually maligning one another's
motives. The Herald of the 4th inst.
contained a satirical poem on the subject,
nearly column and half long, which
begins thus:
The seal The sea!
The fresl the salt. the registering
Comes rushing along through the Golden Gate
Like fellow whose spirits out rather late;
With an impudent swell, he makes shockingly free
With the modesty coy of our fair city;
He hugs the feet
OF every street;
So shamelessly far his impertinence reaches
lie every day comes and embraces the beaches!
Such freedoms to stay,
And lest he should kiss the young city away,
And make the sweet virgin bit of the bay
One LEVI, parson-a wide-awake man,
Propounds an astute and original plan
Nothing less than to take all her frontage in bulk,
(Which will keep her cribbed n something like an old
hulk,)
From ocean s emotion. from his swell and his shock,
Lay her up high and dry-hedge her in with "wharf
stock
And rs his pet, she
Is greatly in debt, he
Will bear the expenses. of all these defences,
Upon the condition
She gives him permission,
Her ships and her income, together to dock.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

AID TO THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
The fate of this great project in Congress
has stimulated to the devising of means
whereby California can help herself in
the matter. Several plans have been
proposed, and even disunion limited at
but the most feasible one we have seen
is as follows: To enable the "California
Great Trunk of the Pacific and Atlantic
Railroad Company to build and equip
railway from the city Of San Francis
co to the eastern boundary of the State,
Senator Merritt, of Mariposa, has intro
duced bill which embodies the princi-
pie of Col. Fitch's plan for Congression-
al aid to the Pacific Railroad that is, it
proposes to pledge the faith of the State
for the payment, for twenty years, of
five per cent. per annum on twenty mil
lions Of dollars of bonds of the above
company The road to be built in Sec
tions of ten miles each, the first section
to be completed in twelve months, and
the payment of the interest to correspond
with the completion of each section.
If the act passes it must first be submit
ted to the people and receive their ap-
proval before it can become law. We
can see no very serious objection to this
plan, and do not know why California
should not help herself in some way.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
THE SUNDAY LAW KILLED.-It i.

THE SUNDAY LAW KILLED.-It is
already known to our readers that the
Bill to enforce the observance of the
Sabbath was killed in the Assembly by
. vote of 26 yeas to 25 nays, on motion
to indefinitely postpone reconsideration.
Vhis result was not unexpected. 1t is
plain, after witnessing the working of
the law passed last winter, that Sabbath
enactments are not wanted by the mas
ses, however desirable they may be to a
more religious minority The alacrity
with which the old law was disregarded
by nearly everybody, when it was de-
clared unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court, sufficiently proved that it was far
in advance of public sentiment, for had
the masses desired it they would have OBJ
served Unconstitutional or not The
mining classes aoish to observe one day
in seven as period of rest from labor,
and they do observe the Sabbath, and
always did. 1t would doubtless be bet
ter for every other class of our population
to follow their example, and in time
they will, without the passage of COM
pulsory enactments.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

THE CALIFORNIAN ROOSTER
This is the name of paper which j. H.
Still & Co. Ian old news firm in San Fran
cisco, have announced they will issue at
New York on the first and fifteenth of
each month. The object of the publ
cation is to disseminate reliable informe-
tion concerning California and the Pa
cifc coast genera lily. 1t will contain a
list of passengers having arrived from
California during the month, their
whereabouts or destination, list of de-
partures for California, the price of pas
sage to and from this State, the best
routes to travel, and table of statistics
to all parts Of California, Oregon, and
British Columbia, &C., with articles
treating on the resources and climate of
those countries. Such a journal, if well
conducted and publishing none but re-
liable intelligence cannot but prove of
great value to emigrants and to this
State, and we wish it abundant success.
twill be mailed regularly to subscribers
for 81 year, but large edition for
sgratuitous distribution to the principal
hotels and newsmen will likewise be
published.