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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

FRANKLINs MODE OF LENDING MONEY" send
you herewith. bill of ten louisd ors. do not pre-
tend to give much, only lend it to you. When you
return to your country you cannot fail of getting into
some business that will, in time enable you to pay
all your debts. In this case, when you meet another
honest man, in similar distress, you will pay me by
lending this money to him. eponing him to discharge
the debt by like operation, when he shall be able
and meet with such another opportunity. I hope it
may pass through many hands before it meets with
do great deal OF good with a little money. / am
not rich enough to spend much in good works, and
am obliged to be cunning, and make the most of
litteo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

GIANT sKELEToN.-The skeleton of giant, eight
feet high, has been exhumed from the farm of Mr..
Colyin, near Monongahela City, Pa. The Pittsburg
Chronicle says:
From the position Of the bones in the vault under
the sone it is supposed that the bodies were buried
in sitting position, the skull bones and those OF the
trunk being all in heap while those of the legs
were scattered along towards the foot of the vault
At the foot ALSO Of many of these graves were found
various articles of ornament of exquisite workman.
ship, denoting greater skill than usually belonged
to the Indians, together with crockery and warke
implements. The graves in the vicinity number
several hundred and go to show that the field was at
one time an extensive burying-ground.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
MIsCELLANEOUs.
TMPoRrAsr TO PLAnrEas.

|
We have bssa informed hst the usual prscsesef pts
| In ordering their supplies Of oux
| DIR. McLANE'B Celebrated yERMIFUeyE
Has bssn to simply ws order ysrmifuss The eoos.
quencs is that instead Of the genuine Dr. NcLANEs
fnge, they Frequently get other Of tho many worth
ss preparations called vsrmuss now before The p.ble W.
therefore BEG eave to The planter the prcpy and
inpoftncs Of invariably writing the in full and % ID
wise their factors or agents that they will receive any osy
hsa the genuine Dr. NcLnss Celebrated vermiiuxs prs
pared BY Fleming Brothers. Pittsburgh, Pa
We would also advise the precautions in ordsrnr y
AcLANEs Celebrated LIVER PILLS. The great popularity
Of these Pills. specific for Liver Complaint and Al,
the bilious arrangements prevalent the South hss In
duced the vendors Of worthless nossms to claim 70,
their preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
DIR. McLANE'B Celebrates LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaint.
that has yet been and urge planter sud
chant % he values his and the health Of those dspend,us
on him, be careful In ordering Take neither vsrmurs
Liver Pills unless you you getting tho genuine Dr.
McLANRs, prsparedb by
FLEhINa BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Below give list Of Of the principal Wholesale dru,
gss and dealers in patent medicines in this city and from
whom the genuine Dr. McLAnes Celebrated veenifuRs and
Liver Pills always be obtained They are also sold By Al.
respectable drusgtsts
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
IT'S gross In store and TO arrive.
J.WRIaHr CO.,
n and Isl Gsrrss sssse.
rHr oa.p 4 rxr,u-
H- AND LlvnR PfxaA
30 gross 10 arrive and IN s,erss
a. sCovIL MEAD,
Ill and lis Charsrss strsst.
DR.. MeLAHE's Celebrated vERnIFUGk
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross TO arrive and in store. -.a
@. N..MoRIsoN AGO..
Il Magazine sseek.
DR.. McLAHE's Celebrated vERAIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
1so gross to arrive and In store
OK wooDxAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUaE
AND LIVER PILLS.
LIS gross to arrive and In store.
E.B. wHEELocK CO.,
y Magazine street,
DR.. McLAHE's Celebrated VERmIrUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always In store and for saleby
JAMES sYME,
134 Canal street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated yERmIFutsH
AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply in store and for sale By
e. j. HART 4 co.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulss street.
DIR. tmcLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
READ, HEDGES CO.,
los Canal street,
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE |
AND LIVER PILLS. |
constant supply always In stsre and for sale by
F.P. DUCONGE,
ma SmAW 50 Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

man having hurt his forehead, was advised to rub
it with brandy. Some days AFTER being asked if he
had doue so, be promptly answered.
"Wel have tried several times, but can never get
the glass higher than my mouth"
Singular faure--very. There are some things in
this funny world we cannot account for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

IMMENSE SIZE OF THE PYRAMIDs.-A United States
naval chaplain who has recently visited the grand
pyramid Of Cheops in Egypt, wading in the deep
sand fourteen hundred feet before he had passed one
of its Sides and between five and six thousand feet
before be had made the circuit says, that taking
and arranging them in hollow square, twenty-five
on side, you would have scarcely the basement of
this pyramid take another hundred and throw in
their material into the hollow square, and it would
not be full Pile on all the stone and brick Of Phia.
dephia and Boston, and the structure would not be
high and solid as this greatest work of man. One
layer of block was long since removed to Cairo for
building purposes and enough remains to supply the
demands Of city OF half million Of people for q
century, if they were permitted freely to use it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Ralph Waldo Emerson, in the course OF recent
ectnre on Clubs" related his experience in club
y fasters and feasters, who styled themselves the
Pot. House Society,"" who, in the midst of their in.
tructive and witty discussions, would suddenly and
offer many bright gem. The subject
'nce turning upon anecdotes of horses, one Of the
company, an Orientalist, wishing not to be outdone
" his fellowmembers in wonderful stories, affirmed
hat he had heard Of horse running so rapidly in
ing as to present one continuous horse in every part
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

cure Of Insrmi.tent Fever Fever and Ague Remit
class q diseases originating in hillary b.
remedy louder called for by the nseesse. of tn.
hs
ss +.
distsmps vi" fs
Se sqs
IL YET ~ s Il
81 is ras 81 ave
Gus Districts where Fever and Agus prevails everybody
tbs s Place within The
no onns or mi1e1s eon
nppn the Tsa OF either
healthy as i they had never had The disease. ~
s s $
Bnne
sti0n Painful Ascon Of ne spesn Hysetcs Pain IN the
be- Sa rs S,s
blood and them ali ake i s on
invaluable protection Immigrants persons travelling
hs nseon that wiz vii BE- e.
s e eys In
saes they avail themselves of the this r'sd,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
u.
composed that disease within the range their action
ties search and cleanse every portion Of m
organism. correcting Its diseased restoring M
healthy yales As consequence of properties the
invalid who bowed down with pain debility Is a.
onished to find his health energy restored by remedy Of
simple and inviting
Not only do they the day complaints everybody
but also formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates of their and directions for
use In the following compants Coveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nea Indges
tion. Pain in and Morbid Inaction Of the BIZ stnency
Loss Of Appetite Jaundise and other kid1sd complaints
arising from low state q the body obstruction Of Its
ons They excellent Alternative for the renovation OF
debilitated by disease
Ayers Cherry PectOral.
For the rapid cure of Coughs Colds Inuenzas Hoaseneas
Group Bronchitis 1ncpieDt Consumption the relief
Consumpiye Patients in advanced stages the disease
So wide the field Of its usefulness numerous are the
Of its that almost every section tho country
abounds in publicly known who have
alarming ard desperate diseases of the lungs
When once tried its superiority every other med
cine OF It's KIND too apparent observation where
virtues known the public longer hesitae what anti
tote to employ for the distressing aud dangerous Of
The pulmonary organs that incident climate While
AVID been d carded this has gained by every trial
erred benefits the afflicted they never forget and pro-
luced too to be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass For
ale by J. WRIGHT d Co.
Nos. q Il ISL Chartres street N o.
Also by HAV1LAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and by
IL Dealers d22 I'm -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Two distinguished philosophers took shelter under
one tree. during heavy shower. After some time,
Of them complained that he felt the rain. "Neyer
mind" replied the other, there plenty of trees
when this one is wet through, we will go to another'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Not long since a religious society in Connecticut
met to decide what color they should paint their
Westinghouse. Some proposed one color and some
another. At last said one:
II move we paint it rumcolor, for Deacon Smith
has had his face painted that color for number of
years, and it grows brighter and brighter every year."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Fifty editors, in Maine, recently went an excur-
sion they made common purse and bought box
OF sardnes for dinner In consequence of that reck
less extravaganza fortynine of them have since taken
the benefit Of the bankrupt act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

IT is said that on recent occasion Prince Jerome
called upon his imperial nephew at the Tuileres and
commenced TRADE of violent reproach, leyeled
mainly against the reluctance the latter to set the
army on the march for Italy. Amongst other things.
the old Prince is said to have exclaimed "You have
not drop Of the great Napoleons blood in your
VEINS" "Well," replied the immovabe Emperor,
4.at all events have his whole family on my Shout
ders.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

49," said a young gentleman, to beautiful
young lady, at party in Arkansas, "you won't take
any OF the sardires " "No,n said she, but III
take some of the CREASED minnows."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
sUrcIDK.-On the 22di inst carter named wsltham
committed suicide In Baltimore by taking arsenic,
induced thereto by pecuniary trouble.


lcEBsRGs-Few sights ID nature are more imposing
tnan that Of the huge solitary iceberg, as REGARDLESS
ske wind and tide Il steers its course across the
sace OF me deep, far away from land. Like one Of
sne ifost giants OF scandinavian mythology II issues
from tue portals Of the North armed with great
Dicks Of stone. Proudly 1t sails on The waves
sn0 dash In foam against its sides. shake not the
strength Of fs crystal walls nor tsrnish the sheen Of
W. emerald caves. Sleet and snow, storm and tenn.
peat are its coDgenal elements. Night falls around,
and the stars are reflected tremuiously from thou.
sand peaks, and from the green depths Of caverns
neasureless to man,
The visible portion OF an iceberg ia only about one.
ninth part Of the real bulk Of the whole mass so
may perhaps, be away down 800 feet below the
waves. Nov it Ia easy to see that such moving
Island will often crate across the summit and along
the sides Of submarine hills and when the lower
lart Of the berg roughened with earth stones
the surface Of the rock over which 1t passes will be
TORN up and dispersed, or smoothed and striated
while the boulders, inbedded in the ice, will be
striated in turn. ~
But some icebergs have been seen rising 300 feet
over the sea and these II their submarine portions
SANK 70 the maximum depth, must have reached the
enormous total hight of 270O feet. BY such mass
any rock or mountain top existing 240O feet below
tne surface OF she ocean, would be polished and
grooyed, and succeeding bergs depositng mud and
boulders upon it, this amoothed surface might be
covered up and suffer change until the ocean bed
should be slowly upheayed to the light OF day.
In this way submarine rock surfaces at ali depths
from the coast line down TO 1000 or 5000 feet NAV
be scratched and polished and eventually entombed
in mud. II is upon this theory only that we are able
TO account for the many huge bouders that lay scat
tered about upon the mountain valley and plain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

A YANKEE GREAsER.-A letter writer from the in
terror of Cuba says that he recently met two indi
yiduals who il not fellow countrymen, the next
thing to By the facial ANGLE and that sort Of thing,
they knew me for an. American, for one Of them
stepped up and asked me in very confident English
fora light to which, in the same vernacular replied
.se aPago' Whom do you grease for in these parts?
was the next iuoricous, but not very Ineligible in
qury to which the court answered that if the court
knew ITSELF and the court thought it did, the court
was not greaser They had supposed me ma
chinst or an engineer, from the fact of my being an
almost invariably committed here, as the only Ameri
cans they ever see are engineers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Benjamin Franklin gave this advice would
advise you to read with pen in your hand and en-
ter in little book, short hints of what you find that
is curious or may be useful"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

"A TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY
G. W. ROPER
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARONDELET STREETS,
We respectfully infsrm LadIes that We will epeu on
MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising In part Rich Velvet, Straw Lace Leehorp Felt
Italian and Chenille BONNETs beautifully trimmed in tbs
Latest Style from Paris
Also 5..#
Rich Head Dresses, Bridal Wreaths Kid Gloves Parssos
Corsets and Embroideries
Comisafon Merchants and Planters viii hnd II to the,r
70 give us call before purchasing elsewhere. All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to,
u. W. ROPER,
pnrd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Loquacious mouths are like badly managed banks,
They make large issues on no solid capital.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Make not mischief by meddling with other folks
business. a@@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

If man is happily married, his rib is worth all
the other bones in his body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
gsh NrI.ans 4ailp Gr.sf.nt.



The Nashville Patriot, Of the 2eth, says:
River falling, with About i've feet water on The
shoals. asY mo
The Ella left yesterday for the shoals to relieve
the James johnson Of portion OF her freight
Both boats will prObably be at the eyee this morning
by IL o'clock at the farthest.
The Little Rock Gazette and Democrat. OF the 2ad
says:
The river 10 falling, with sufficient water for light
boats TO Fort Smith.
The Louisville Journal, of the 25th, says:
The river was rising pretty fast las. evening, with
are running out freely and at Pittsburg last even
ing there were nineteen feet water in the channel and
at stand.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 25th, says: @
On Saturday and yesterday the river rose three or
Tour inches, and seemed to be still rising slowly last
evening, when we took leave of the levee. The
weatner 10 dry, warm and delightful. Business on
Saturday was very brisk. and throughout the week
It was Of an average briskness. The Upper Masis-
sppi, and the Illinois, both rising and the Missouri
also, according to latest accounts
The Baton Rouge Advocate Of the 2sth says:
The river at this place rose u inches last night
and Two inches the night before making in the last
~ nonrs, II inches. II is now a inches below the
nieh water Of 1851, and 81 inches below the high
water Of last year. 45'4 n 49,.
At vicksburg, on the 2sth, the river was rising,
not very slowly. The rise during the day being
barely perceptible.
Ihe Natchez Courier Of the 2sth says:
The river at Natchex has been ON a stand since
ffday night Of least, II there has been any rse II
has been 80 small as not to need notice.
break in the iesee occurred on Sunday last Oath
INST, at BoDgiers plantation, near Black Hawk, in
Concordia parish. about thirty miles below Natchez
The plantations Of Mr. Ralph p. Miller and MIS-, St
John Elliott will be Immediately affected BY It. The
oteak Y ssid TO be over one hundred yards wide and
some ten or twelve feet Deep
The Free Trader Of the 9th says:
On Monday night last, break occurred in Mills,
t 6syol !evee, between Ashley's and Rivers and
6nields plantations, twenty-five miles below this
place. We did not learn the extent OF the break.
rms portion OF the river bottom has not, we be.
heve, been over1own since 1928.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
MILLINERY

- JUST RECEIYED-A NEW AND Fl s.
%sPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 4
Spring Millinery.
MRS. I. JEFFERs, s+
/. Ia Canal street.
Respectfully informs the Ladies' that she il recevtnr and
Oilers for sale . Largo Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising in part Straw, Lace Lghorn Felt italian and
Chenille eoNNETs, all beautifully trimmed In tho Lsts..
Styles from Paris.
-Also-
Rich HesdDresses. Bridal wresths Kid Gloves Pars.ols
Corses and Ezhroderies
Commission Merchants and Planters will and It to their ad
vantage TO give Us call before purchasing elsewhere All or
ders from City or Country promptly attendedto
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
Mzo zpIt-5m 142 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

The RuBY.-The ruby Is gem, which, when Of
the kind called oriental is Of great beauty and value
The true or oriental ruby when perfect Is the most
ID fine, deep cochnea red, having richness Of hue
unryaled, and occasionally it is rose red, or has
tinge OF violet. The monarchs of Pegu, Siam and
soveregns of India had the largest diamonds. 1t is
said that equal to these in the possession of
European princes Rubies of ten carats are extremely
perfect stone Of six grains is rare and falls
little short Of the value of the diamond indeed if
some small rnbies are very fine, they of greater
value than diamonds Of the same weight. The natu.
ral crystal is in the form of xsided prism it
ceayes more readily than the sapphire, and is not
hard But there is another stone also sometimes
called ruby, which belongs to different Species and
Is inferior in value and hardness This is the pnelle
or Balnis ruby, which, when red or violet, has been
called ruby. 1t may be distinguished from the orien
tai ruby by its inferior hardness and specific gravity
Its color is usually some shade of red as scarlet
cochiueal, rose violet cherry or yellowish red.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Said Ike, as he read the fact in the papers,
Here's O'Regan admitted to the Union A
furriner, should judge" remarked Mrs Partington
looking very wisely at the steam that rose from the
teacups, and formed in one cloud the ceiling,
"but I'm glad they've let him come in to enjoy our
political rights ard efts, and other prerogatives.
There's enough and the OF our institutions
should be extended. | don't believe man should be
cut of because he wasn't horn in this country for
twenty one years, which OF course wasn't any fault
of his, for everybody would be born here if they
could have their own auction consulted" 1t
chd,o replied she, Z" the odds is only the difference
States or men, tits all the same. Let em come
into our grand CONSERVATION, where the eagle shn
spread its broad opinions over 'em, and make happy
in an unlimited bondage of brotherhood, like the
Samese tWins.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

MEDICAL HOUSE,. No 50 onstomhouse street, ne..
osse
from business or exposure to friends and
The unparalleled which Dr. James prac
s n al +. the United and
able by the most eminent usties him offering h
TIL s Sss
nswy Dr. James per-
TTs.6a
&C. 4 ss; Tss.ss AZ B.as II
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of thos.
gsEss az sss ass
es Fin W. o INT s
a'ss hs ass Rss Dys
sS ss st 81 ss mind
ns r p Of Of
ssffts evils ss5as
oo AZ sa % @ e the
health let ne false aecasy apply
weakness the organs Immediately cured and full viso,
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of 80 Custom
Private separate reserved Hours of
Consultations rs strictly ri confidential.
or Il f. ssy 81 od.ssSs5ss stis.,
g. HAkRs GopeIaa d ss ssis
o. tennessee To all who shall see these
unknown did commit foul on the Sd day
Of February 1885, the body George Miller In III
Banking House Of tho Branch of the Bank Of Tennessee
in county of Madison robbed said Bank o.
$Z3, 800 In notes and coin
Now, therefore, l. Isham G. Harris Governor as aforesaid
ssH0 ss
for the aprehe of said murderer de-
livery OF him to the Sheriff Jaor Of county
in order that Justice in that behalf be done.
In testimony whereof have herenno set my hand and
causei the Great Seal OF the State to be Affixed al
lsea office in Nashville, this 18th day Of February
A. d. 1853.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor
j. E. r. RAY, Secretary Of State. fell If
rn,,vIxJ.n asnr., ~ AN ,,,,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
COMPREHENSIVE.


CO.PARTNERSHIe NOTICE.-THE UNDER.
mened haye formed cOpAEnenhfp under The FIRM a.
BETS NARNk for The transaction Of The Carpet business
al is bsAnehs5 a No. III Canal purchased
the entire Interest Of the late firm Of TODD tho bust
ness hsfstofofs carried on By them. WI y. BE1Ts
New Orleans, April u, Iss. = ~ -
HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT OUR ENTIRE IN
H forest In the Csrpss business No. 10
recommend successors, Messrs BELTS NAIRHE
friends and the pubc and fsyors heretofore en-
foyed By n may Be extended 10 them. TODD co.
New orleana, April -. 1859. si4 In
T.OPAMTNERsHI NOTICE WE THE uH.
desgpod have this dAy ormeds fbe
ayls Of PKTER HALVES CO., General gta.ionem and
Blank Book Manufacturers. - :
PETER HAYES.
y NUNA BOULET.
THE On DERSIGNED, THANKFUL FOR FAST
favors hoping to merit BY superior workmanship and
strict attention to business continuance Of the
PETER HAYES.
New Orleans April I. 1859. as I'm
MESsRS. M. J.NEWMAN and j. MURPHY
SA become house this day. The style
drm romans unchanged.
New Orleans, April l. 1889 al In