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, 1859-02-07

Democratic Dissenslons on the Tariff.
The enormous sum now reached in the IN
nual expenditures Of the federal government
has forced an alternative upon Congress that
gives thc Democracy I'LL infinite deal Of
trouble, and bids fair to exert no small agen:
cy in the final disruption Of that corrupt
party. The alternative thus prccipitatcd r..
lates To the means to bc adopted for m In
crcase Of revcuuc-wlether that result shall
be achieved by an increased duty upon foreign
importations, or by the organization Of n prr
mancnt national debt policy debt 10 bc
annually augmented, and whose limits will
only have been reached by the advent Ct na-
tional bankruptcy. upon this question disscn-
sion reigus even in The Cabinet, and the same
contrariety Of views extends throughout the
whole party organization. It is buL q few
days since the Democratic members Of Con.
greas went into Caucus tor the purpose Of dc.
feating the policy recommended on this sub.
jecs by Democratic President A majority
favored the object aud resolved that it should
lie done, despite the warning Of Senator Big
ler, who assured his Democratic brethren
that such q course would lose Penn
sylvania to the Democracy forever.
Meanwhile. there il 8 prospect Of comLiua-
tion to defeat the regulnr appropriation
bills, aud ali bills for Government loans, or
the issue Of Treasury notes, unless they arc
coupled with q tariff bill that will insuse q
revenue adequate to meet the entire wnnss Of
the Government 1t would he an instructive
comment upon modern Democracy, us well
as indicative Of tho speedy disruption OF The
party, if the present Administration, backed
as it is by an overwhelming Democratic ma-
jority in Congress, were compelled TO rely
upon Republican votes to enable it to cou-
duct the iuanccs Of The Government through
the remainder Of its term. All Tie present
indications point directly toWer2s such q
. - anss@&
result. -!
, 1859-02-07
DIE. G. j. LEEDS
QUENlNE SUBSTITUTE,
Or, TERF.E TONIC,
WILL CCRH

F E v E r A n D A q y e.
4 LSO, YELLOW. CHAGRES AND
~ Panama Fevers or "a b. prevented b. tho uao
~ this taya!u4b remedy The fv14ue Il from yerY
crhfs:el pn,.c!an aer thi7ty.aye JeNrs experience
"a Eospisls and trxA:e practice ln Sex York city. and
hAs <xta 10 al sections Of III: rouary during ito
past NJ WITH ths mont wnarcrfua saccess In tho
". sttru AID .n:hwrsse.n eauats5, whero ycveT and
a.ease s reEovaisas and reeu2=r at!n1 ths W.
ten ar eas shattered BY ths nso of nlntne Morphos
sach Il arc y be!ax tcreed uona Tho a.
ya!1 Io ~ .n7ssnt tfoa p ptosS.son atse* dlseaso
+ ne. Toi:,veEeEs IL anhestsy G:ima;ee ~onld use
nov Of Liverpool pscket Linz, i mapy sea1a In tho
sou:hsrn ara 5snih A:ner. can coastins trade: II
w,utd think Of Eolnx 10 Ntlhopt 1pddss n
Wfklou: the QclnI1e Substitute"
J. H. HAZARD. Proprietor
l3f ft.s!uea L.ne, Se.t Iork.
pcnton> ss0bIu~ou IL Smith.
~hoie+sI. Axeat+ Is South Water s:ssst Chicago, III.
uei4b..9 LAVA
, 1859-02-07


oon "ns...No W w LIZA = - /
1pnatGans ca = snd tee 3ar1g1fnnsntg Gna ms:.% Dv9g
].nnn FsT:1,.t4r, W -
tYnm our own couepord.rt.)
= !; ;; w4uuo7os. 1sb. 81. laa.
It il not true thEt Tho Republicans hare cau
cussed On the subject Of the tariff, or hare come
to any decision for or against specific duties
or Iof or against-a loan bu1. Tbey--Iepiotate
tho practice Of deciding upon these legislative
questions in ltlt!e cliquss aud conclaves. 1tisa
eustos n spurioas Os@ocsaog more honoEed IN
the breach than the Observance. Messra how
ard, Morrill, and Winter paTla, the Aepuolcan
minority Of the "7gs and Means COMMITTEE.
have prepared q very good Dill Tor protective
revenue tarla, 10 "hlsa 1ney nave invited tne
attention Of the moderate antifree tsade Demo-
crats. Ind ineae eonsa'sa''ens win 1he oppo-
site party are oil the caucases shefs have been,
or will be on this question. Mr.. Morrill, has
raised the duty on iron, ~ named in his bill,
r. 90 per ton ut the request Of the Pennsylvania
xnnnorters of Phillips bill-and he has had
aome sharp correspondence with The New York
salt hoitera In reference to that article. The
.~...a~, Ronrb,;ce,. NJ conrsa ara for counara-
t;sa a.. ,rsaa in. ,a,t in which / ss q New
va.tsr admit them h. i. IN The r;obt. for there
:, M n.ed At 1rotectinu the syrscusaps. siuce no
FOREIGN salt comes into competition with theirz
Ne;ther has there been any caucus Of Douglas
men N such. Tho little manager has Too much
csnt;on for that, II :S.s enough to stamp this
.tory as q ca.a-d thxt it spoke Of Isaac Y. Fow-
,.r. Buchanan Postmaster Of New York, as pre-
.sr+ and adyisinr q Douglas organization iude.
nendeut of the Democracy. After diligent in
on;rr 7 an, conr;nced thera wax no foundation
f,r ~ ,a,. at all, Fornev was here. and mani
fest.d discontent at The bsckslidine courae OF
noro,a. nm variona i.suea. The fsw Douglas
man in Inc Haas, attennted TO apoeaso him.
Fornev e1nre,aed the conviction thn. there YVES
M r,e in nouvi.a vo;nn1 betore the Charleston
Convention. ar,mafinp snv further submissions
to thssputh. H. received no assurances in re-.
tayp. and left dissatisfied. 1t il likely that For.
ney will soon slough of upon Broderict, or
some other antl-Bnehsnaneer. He pezcelves
thst Douglas il not The man. Moreover, since
these chickering's in the great Douglas party, lts
leader has gone into Democratic CAUCUS and
spoken and yoted against !ho feonsylFan'a plat
form o. SPECIFIC dutle4' !.
II there is particle OF honesty Or good 1a''n
IN the uonglas laeslon ne "lu Dc oepoaeo IRON
leadc1shlp. His Identification with ,the most
virulent form Of Locoioeoism is now confirmed
beyond question. Al men can see it. Lis only
ambition il to out.Herod the South itself in
brawliug for Southern rights 1t Will be we'll for
| Western men Of all parties to keep q shnrp eye
, 1859-02-07

HAnRlsBuR0, January Is. 1865.
Mv Dear Sir: Press ,he thirty million bill,
by ait ueaua 1t will be our salvation. Penn.
sylyania will determine the next e1tc:ion, aud
with thirty millions in your hands, it can be
carried for us.. / know Of score oil places IN
which tea CT twenty thousand cfn bs most
effectively applied i! Bnt beware Of Slidel !!
Many OF US here think that he is playing into
apy hands but yours!
You're truIv UkYnY r.
, 1859-02-07
THB LIVER If!T1GQnATD
eKHpAeLo BY Dr. aAs3oR1
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FR0M eEaS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE
i md Liver MEDICINES new 5:lore tie pyhu:,

These Ernxs rcn1ve'
ali Hsrb!d OF tzd E&ttes.i,
fr3E1 the Uwem, Foppl5-t
lnE In he..r pi4te :,
EeAlthy Gov ofnile. i1yik.!
cya4tuX the stomach. I
c41s.ux foo.l 10 dyest
vel, paYifrfkG & LES
6toa3, .EiNaK to1s and
heath TO tho Ehotc Els!
ehinety, removing the
eAn1c o! the 6.3eme-ef-f
feetta4ArsdtcA cure.
BititeRs ettArhe tze.
cured. and, What tstet.f
prevented By the oest-i
Honal usa oftke LlTer1.-!
Wkurator.
Qoe dose after e.:lcs
NHGc:tct to relieve IL
stomach Ank ta1vens the;
feoa lad kor--,
foE.
Only on9 dcsetakn5e-.
tore rHfstsE. pre1e1ts
nhEfzsEz&.
, 1859-02-07

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
fela b, BoLlEa sutrn CO.. III L.ts s:res.-
Hoste!ter's Stomach Bitters, |
sold by E. 7. WATKINS CO.. 20 ssate fzset
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sosdb1J J. H. REED CO.. ia a=d t4s Lake s:z-.:
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
solab, HAVEN. 1ARRE1 CO.. II Water street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold b, SARGENT / 1LsL2Y, l4o Lake street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
so'd by J.E & FULLER / CO.. 81 Water s,rrct.
Ho3tetter's Stomach Bitters.
Fold b, BooKFE. 1ss1s c.. IS w..er s.see.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
so1dby1> READ / CO.. 81 L&ze street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
eoldhy 0. g.ECL1ER co.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
nare Ter their Toxic and o:h=. MeaeIua, ygrtuez BE-
come 50 celebrated and popular. sast aaptucp.e pa.-
tes here a1d hare can.teteted them ex.en-
nEe1 and To prevent deception We refer purchasers to
The ahoye raez for tie genuine article Or 10 tho mo-
ptiEtozz
Hostetter Il Smith,
las3 es7Fm PfITsBC3GH. Pa.
NJ OTHERS, AS YoU LOVE YOUR
4v1 chitren. be tho alert fe1 e&erJ 43mptouu Ct
WoEx& For 1oEna cause the death Of nQre than aE3
other diseases. In ali cases
DEAD SHOP Of pale eou1ten4nce, Twill
- circle around the eyea x,a
fuul breath give Il y L 0
ZOE WAY'a VEGETsBL e
#0R1 CONVICTIONS
>" n z Mt 81 They are dslicfous preFa.
~ ~ ~A ~ ration Of euxA. that anJ c!4l
will craze. II present. t1ey 1!l 3atety and Ct
fectu lily remove them 1.d resore health in ali easeA
Wcr.ns! Worms !-These troublesome ntcsts ot the
stomach andbave!s Of children hsve Il la found theis
Worm confeetson. Witch + 10 the Ora Of p;asani
md xx1eeahe candy. The ltttle children Affected VIII
voras which heretofore tur1ed 10 thelr noses and
sputserel and cried aoout the adEaai,Eauon ct The
nsnceous xtufs ualtr ihe o. 1nfase- VII oneu
thtr Little mouths With ecsta.J to thank the Inventor
for n3AaIrx pleasant for ct tie raoSt trouble
Boc1t dlsEasex fTesy boz w3yy77tetl
| Sold b. BJLLES, SMITH Co.
1 Am - Arxu E7< 4hwA sear%ak
, 1859-02-07

4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
RENGBDT
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
IA A l. A RIA;
Particularly E1vuR and Aauu.
cn: .9a q 1ssi5 e2 u. ss; a.9s ts.s
!trvll n.;r enhancement Of The soesa, Or asue caSo
I'D t. I'm a:i:ao: eoa. ,ssssi ssss
I'd e!. ss !; Ia sss " 4
taia 70 sa's ksa!fs i ~ ds.;s = a,ot,e5 I'D
daS ss % nes q
M.ssrs K. x>sN t e. -a<; NJ r. r. ~ + a.; Fur
tss sa T. 4 stsus sns e.
eAt:,tuay rec ,n=enlls \, WORTH .: great nane i
vez1 .:si5 ,our4 RICHARDS TIL ,MAa.
nA1ios. Ohio Aas1l !. 1s:s,
.urshI1 ths sa1at n uavax % os.strsa so,e1 ihe
fet' Of IT. Mans Axur na!tam 10 th:s .c!a5 n lo
e. =: ~ ~ + ".
'n ny fs:ss aad @:tn sa:iss sa4s.eton. Prom ~
t. T. aAcKKDoA. p.M
Msqsns s. MANN rs,os Ina; ~ H.rI,n II ~ as,d
Jour asue Bis n or e psss ,brsr "a. @ ,aoes
~ a.; n III ,'sp r. sna ee;sE y satet
@ s,sF I'D ~ Indiana :nt *a ea:s.aali5 euro ahill4
Truly 5oais. PniLLi IAN xEARxs Druggists.
&x,r. LooAHsFoas. luf., aept. IT, iE5a,
| Dr. Ma:S:-Plea ~ ssn4 no 90 +hsI Tose = oro of
JtuF aK4t Baisn tE1rae lately It Is "a xr<at demaud
| and cay bo Huy stfl. sht King VI gevek aaA A91e
J. LYLE Pasalci4n I'D Druxsst,
| . LnoNIplG Mich'xan. Iauo Is. ff63.
| MKs5RA & K MANN co Gallon. flhio. Gtnfs.
lfA7s 70 sa9 taat hare f,F several nhs teen O. -.
pieel1 9ro1t;ased By eh Ia !t.er and aeue. as4 u
a,vs aA'Gr !aaal1 Tha we're drpendens M labor
ss Ia II, Is:ea l,aL 'hey ex,on bal found mons
" ca4c psul G4sd your A81e A&44rr. l hxvo nrv.r
.hooS Ct bad r ce Of tves Enct The drt toae n:t
! have un:t used tha third bottle. | hAye now BEEN
sou3t .oE c:n:tn4 LIZ coat sru i: il the nn1
| ShI1s that will rev: r faG, - ~ '00
| foust Huf. G. 2. WOOD,
s. II. MANN sk TO-, Pro2s!e,oss, 0aii,n, 0.
o, J. WOOD 4 CO. a. Lou!x Nh, Yole Wbstes,! ,!s
Agents 3hra Al she 'eetn States ani Territories, aud
| SplI h7 nj goal dfuKkss4 fsg4 tns
, 1859-02-07
Browns Bronchial Troehes
Dr.. kane prescribe. them m his prnesies.
Browns Bronchial Troches


Browns Bronchial Troches
Dr.. Bi-eiop says are simple and eersaln.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Indispensable to Public spe.kers.- zion's H<ru.A
Browns Bronchial Troches
An s1eelienk astiec.--S4tianai Era, Has4ingsaa.
Browns Bronchial Troches
A most admirable rsnedy. Bassaa Joas1L
Browns Bronchial Troches
sure remedy tnE Tlstoat Affections. - Tran'e77Yt
Browns Bronchial Troches
Etdcaeous and ploa4snt- Trareler.
Browns Bronchial Trocilcs
Cures any Irritation OF s:,rene.s Of tho Throas.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Cusrs Cough, Cold or lloassene-~.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
cusrs pronrha;s, Asthma and catasst.
Browns Bronchial Troclles
Clears aad gives strength to the voice of singers.
BroWn's Bronchial Troches
Cures Whoopsng Cough and IniuerK1
Browns Bronchial Troclles
Ara tie grea,est Remedy silence ever produced
Browns Bronchial Troclles
Aro only = etz. per Bok-
SOLD HT ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PENToN Sc CO.,
81, Lake Street. 81
OPPOSITE THE FREMONT HOUSE.
, 1859-02-07

ALL VINO Us1 IT ARE GIVING THEIR
UHAH1MoC1 Testimony IN IT'S FAVOR
NE wa'e- = ~ month vii. The I1v.se.4soz. Ind
eNAioT b1sh teasAasr.
tASs csx cetLx 7z1 e?rTLx.
Dr. EAHfnkD. s:cI:1e;os. 10. SIS HrosdT4y. New
TURK. Estal!td BY al lrRAkEa 3old. Afsa b.
9oLLES, suITH / CO., II Latest. kal
1AHEE111CK OAflA
fy3i1y-19c31 1l5 HAadalth st.en
, 1859-02-07
Sl1Ver-Plated Goods.

C1LVER PLATED CASToRS n GREAT
- variety. eoooes Fork. Tea.sets Goh'ets. r.. kcs
for sale lower ,hso u any otAe hce In tie e:ty ~
JAEGER / CO.'S French China Emporium l01 Lake
s5.ert bsaEeto Qla-k Aad Dt2sNnro j4Ahty-c34
, 1859-02-07
FROM WARRINGTON.
lgpecisl Dispatch to the N. 7. Tim4.]

Secretary Ca5b and tie Idrig-Anothtr BIftr
tn 4dcquisitioa Of Ct6G.
, 1859-02-07
Especial and p1tyAte.1
HOUSE OF REP.sE.ESTATyEs,l
Janual =, 20, 1859.


My Dear Old Blick Of q ltuck. s.esson writes
that be will board Rev. aud myself, allowing rs
to eve thrc dinners 4 week, 10 fifteen per- ons
eccil dinner, at Ten dollars i head-wlnes not ln-
cluled Tns wout1 bring the whole expense
within thousln1 dollars week.
Yours for trer, sAsDaks.
r. S. Stetssn s3,s lie always must have tbs
Tnot,ev in niylncef
, 1859-02-07

Valentines.
N oRRIS & HYDE.
no. 100. DEARBORN STREET,. mo. 100
Hare sae larx,.t ard lest ssl ;cted az.or:leo& Of
VALE II r 7 N E S
70 DE sOCSo WEaT or SEN yoRE,
Which ther cG=. to Dealers A. the 10 VEST PRICES.
H0s2IS i HIDE,
ft1.w-.t+ 1lD Dearborn street, th'c .sc. III.
, 1859-02-07

LNV" dAtI oINI LNVlRV OOOIl13s
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE TIE
w attention Of :ie lafEcs Il CaIcaxo snd :he puhc
In aaorra s&.E- Aad caapete stock Of fze foch
China. de Cut Bohemian Gtsks WFrc. 5ockesY Ware.
Er t3af1 Ware Ia. &c G4..sh.1 10 quality
Aad Low .rees q Soo!s suca xiEe the best
kAilafetion t. all 1aA 60. 80 Lake street be-
tween CLARK and Delr6u ia4lly-eA
, 1859-02-07
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARE

T1Ee as aslsk aud rates Is low Is 1aT okeE reute
Deivc. Frest II the Store sscsl Dc:o foot Of sou.a
W4er street
Fo1iotornztou IS - rates and conditions ae1;y IL r.
FORSYTH. Geu'l Eses.: .akect oalce Ia Passenger
Depot up st&i;1 or u G. II, SMITH. SGT yre!zhs
Dsout fa.4 bEn5 In,
, 1859-02-07

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THE Plea
SURE Of iafo..t.S ssir cus>aa r. tia. tt.y have
removed th9ra&oek Of c.ock-5 Ea,f Acd china ac No
81 Lake street 10 the and elegant store. No. lGl Lake
sseet where th:y will be thankfo, u resolve eontIau-
ace af Tie Liberal parunaEr es.toose hesox upop
El1Ek And Dearborn. jaEetT-c$t
, 1859-02-07


Your durchleuehtete ar<u-6orn -Itei!tnce:
Ich habe hear dat, If die dreissig M'l!ioren
bill, to pass will die Congress, FOUR Acellence,
fur die services OF one, in allen die Spruchen Of
Europn unlyee,sea!l5 accomplished ard hagtls to
be recommended junRe man, o demand viii be
about to hab. 1ch in alien die Coorts Of Elrops
been hab; allen die Sprachea 1ch spike uud
write; Icn been OF employment OUT 'uad much
Demokraten to vote sollen haben.
Ihre Highuess freuud. u. s. ",
JOHANN +, Kl1Mp1kpfSSIE.
, 1859-02-07

NEw YoRK, J151ary q, 1so9.
Dtar Six: l hear that 1te Thirty Mll!io.1
bill will pass. Good! We can't do niu:t here
without it. d. you think the old man will
shell out hundsemelys B. saYa lie sha'l
charge hundred dollars column tor ell he
pnts in. LIS high. ..but, th.. d--d iesch
kuowB that he has got U.s. Tell Buck u.i about
it. and Let me hear trim you 1t once
You're. MAy,
, 1859-02-07

90. AND VISIT TIE FRENCH CHINA
~ Emporium Of 4. JAEGER AGA, No, 1p3 Lake
<4fe hetv F.ar md
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

DEATHS BY FIRE.-In Pocahontas county, Va, a
few days ago, little daughter of Mr.. stelton, IL
years of age upset candle and set fire to her DRESS
She ran screaming out of the house, but was SO badly
burned before she reached a neighbours house that
she died the next day.
Miss Betsy Saunders, Is years DID, lost her life in
similar manner in Hudson county, N Y, on the 14th
inst. The Norwalk Reflector gives the following &C.
count Of the affair I:
Wednesday last while engaged in ironing clothes
her garments caught fire in some manner; it is sup
posed from the stove Her stepmother, who first saw
it, appraised her of the fact. She Immediately seemed
to have lost all presence Of mind aud started for the
door; upon being told not to go into the air, she
changed her course and rushed wildly past her mother
and out at an open door, running down lane and
out into the highway. When about fifteen rods from
the house she changed her and returned to the
house, her entire person all the while enveoped in
hames-sometmes reaching six feet above her head.
| Her garments were all cotton, including thlcky
padded Skirt all of which burned urously until the
whole were consumed. So great was the heat that
before her clothing entirely consumed. the skin
and flesh upon her limbs, arms and portions OF her
body cleaved off and helped the flames that enveloped
| her.
| All necessary assistance was Immediately procured
and every attention that could alleviate her suffering,
promptly administered But it was evident to every
beholder that her first remark to her mother when
she returned to her, was too true" am burned to
DEATH" She fingered about fifteen hours, though
only part OF the time in extreme agony.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

A funny writer advises that when your friends are
laid up with rheumatism always press them to come
over and take tea with you. While such acts of
kineness entail no expense, they procure for you
larger reputation for sympathy and neghborly kind
With proper discrimination, there is nothing that
pays better profit than goodness Of heart"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

GAIT. ]. r. DUNCAN. WIZ. r. DUNCAN. 81. JAMIE
CIVIL ENGINEERINss-J.K z. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
Owl Engheers Surveyors Architects and Superintendent,
Nos. ISL COMMON STREET, and
ka4iy tx CARoNDHIixT sFRHkT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
DALLEY'simAGICALP PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How mach PAL. and susring-nay, life itssf-nay be
saved by having supply of "Dasy's Magical Pain Ex.
ractor hand sudden accidents In wounds
burns scald sprans and which children
constantly subjecths action of the Pain Extractor Is
the same Families should be without Full directions
accompany each box The gensne always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. upon steel engraved label.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now thirty there Is hardly
son bat what heard Of IT, and not family that has used
ones that could b induced without hand
Of suddes accident Where used 1t Is become
standard remedy because has equal In curing burns
scads cuts and bruises fever Piles and all
other cu.aneous diseases where the parts At
fected can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around your houses and you think there
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling. and
everything comfort and happiness suddenly Of
the dear young falls deep the result Of the
cdent look for relief and can't lind
-whyf Because you neglected to have hand boz
of Magical Pain Extractorthsi Is the whole
be Remember and always have hand Instant relief
willb hand.
BALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will sxbdns the pain and Inflammation from the severes
burns cads IN frsm to twenty minutes heal the wound
without and eectualy fever piles salt rheu
iaHamstory rheumatism nfamed eyes, outs wounds
bruises. old scald head aud bunions, prans
swelings feons chbans bites insects sore nipples
Bwelled broken breasts all other inHanSatory
diseases wherethe parts affected be reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale snd retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l5l Charities street.
Sole agents the Southern States to whom all order
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30
The Loss Of the Fulton.

Some interesting particulars Of the loss Of tho
United States war steamer Fulton will DO found In
the following extract from private letter, comnuni-
Gated to the Star:
September l6, ls59-The Fulton sailed from Key
West on Saturday last Cloth september) FOR inc
coast Of Cuba. The captain sick with fever when
we left as also the master and one or two others:
On the 18th the captain broke down, but refused
to give up command Of the vessel among the Cuban
reefs. He consented that evening, however, 10 have
the first lieutenant take the vessel TO Torugas Islands,
the nearest healthy home port. We made Tor them
accordingly, but the weather began to threaten and
we could ret no sights, and were exposed to battling
currents and did not reach port as expected On
the morning of the 18th, In the Gulf Stream 70 lee
ward of the Tortugas, it began to blew, and 1t was
doubtful II we could reach them. It was necessary
to batten down matches to keep out the seas. The
eutenants thought we could reach Pensacola as the
wind was fair for that port 80 on the evening OF the
l4th we kept off for it.
The gale increased and became very violent, and
we had to scud before without sights the l4th and
18th. Last night it blew with fury, and the seas
were more dangerous We feared we were approach
ing land and council was held to decide what to do.
II was determined that if the attempt was made TO
LAY her to-, she would be lost on the other hand,
if there had been no current we should be more .nan
one hundred miles from land, and our best chance
was to run on, in the hope Of not reaching land Pc
fore day. In the midwatch the gale increasing still
it was again consulted about and at quarter before
A. M, while every one WAS up and aLxiously can
wasting our fortunes, the vessel slid ashore In the
smoothest and easiest manner possible, upon the
sandy beach. When day dawned. we were lying
Yards distant with fearful surf beating against US
outside. The kind hand Of Providence only has
saved u.s. Not soul is lost or hurt. We are getting
our men and provisions ashore as fast as possible
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

AN AMERICAN RIVAL TO THE GREAT EASTERN
Saunders News Letter, of Dublin, says that the ship
nearest in size to the Great Easturn, arrived in Eng
land from America about thirty years ago. 1t was
called the Baron of Renfrew she was 600 feet long,
and was composed Of large logs of timber clamped
together in the very toughest manner 1t was pre-.
dicted that she never would steer, never would
cross the Atlantic but she did, and Immediately
upon her arrival was broken up. Indeed she
was nothing more than imported timber, having
been patched together to avoid the timber duty,
which was then exceedingly heavy. She fulfilled
her mission in every way, but the government
was down upon the new dodge, and prevented any
repetition Of the experiment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

81 49, as.s3::: .. ~ ~
Trsisht arraassaest Il ss.a.eaes With sts..ships AID
TAKAfA1.
Of Toaleaae street, fer SABINE PASS, GALVESTON and
INDIAkOLA and fer ali landings the Bayea Tecks. The
takapas DAILY, o. arrival Of the ...-
Fer receiving ard promptly transpsrting LIVE eTOCA,
tiers a Braass the nest ample and csnvsaienf aecs.
ReAAtisns.
INsUR ANCK TO TEXAS ONx-EIGHTH PER CENT,
and u Attakspas THREE-KIGHTHs PER CENT LksS
thaa b. any sthsr
Through bills Of Adsg Eivea at the Leves ONCE & Gem
pAuy. 4; hEGEn.
sI22 In yfcs-Presiieut and Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30
EVER AND :A.G u e
oSGOoD's CHOLAGoGUK.

This only andcertain remedy for this
ease No need again complain Of having It, unless
they this celebrated remedy II they
take
osGooDs CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT Il co.,
q and Isl Chsrtres street,
Sole Agents the South and whom all orders honld
addressed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYERS-THE
IN following is list Of AID TAX BILLS or Real
Estate the 1855 which be paid at sce the
October proXmo After which time the properly will DO
forfeited to the State for said Taxes. -
Collector FRS. District.