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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
7 BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE M1LEs NORTH -

IF Florence. LsadeTaas county. Alabama; s '''a
TX answ9 .h5sashos 1aSss siss.pp
sssRs sass
Ts's oI
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building and comfortable qusrte for the
containing psslor ballroom, dining etc.
shoal Creek the air and climate naturally and health
THE TABLE
VIII 30 supplied with the best and most wholesome food hs
me gan Afford with pste and attentive steward and
Ths Bs confeetienery. Rowling and Billiard Saloon.
Those tn ss and VIZ sh for pleasure will ad
n ass
psss ehssray large Livery Stable With fine stock viii y
Shoals on the Tennessee river are within four mile
Of Springs With good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One q the best physicians that the South aords who
water viii reside 4 SPRING. ~ ''nns''''n wan 'h
premises visitors haze been
o az g e.
Springs sssssssls South and West BY til.
Florence Ala in hours thence ~ fourhorse coaches
leaving Msmphi. on the evening train will srssk
last A. the Springs next morning and those leaving
morning Win sl' isRfs5s q ;s;sss
hetef e-Aessrs. Scruggs Donegan Co., New orleAnsl
Bradley; sy Wlssa CO.. =:
Phiigs; Nixon go, =:
MIL am samuel ns i Bell. ESQ. :.
- ,,l P9 9 nv CLEAR A0CTEL-THE PsopsIE-
sSa ss Vii Ky
Hotel I'll early FIX n June.
sSRs
tn
sso are connected BY continuous gallery Of
% the buildings win
se ss'
r. s and within
Sn. dS9s ne e good eaass
T = ass every evening ,o
days make nj Mondays y and FL
rive BY the boats -s"' "A' =
Mobile a.. .n,,, o. ,s,o Baths hss,s:
- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL Will, m
early in June under the supsrinsndencs Of Mr
thoroughly renovated grounds very much
stable and carriage house built -'ps.s ls'
ne e street e JOHN MCDOWELL r.s. !, ssA
-. yERASDA4 HOTEL, CORNER or Ia
III fssoliss ssss ermory rlsrsno. Hou..
e I'd
.ayee Square, IN the Vicinity q Ill he sa.h
0rSsd any other soe IL Il.
soa This house to b Of the ar aa second 10 mona
.sl. Y ". q. JxrHH
- y. Ms sl0YnEL RESTAURANT, No
Ienssst street.. o oTsen, sA'0nns and o.
n III ssasiisSssnt Viii rsnaln open suru,
sssSsr any other similar place in the city during
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

DR.. j. G. Aver d Co..,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that entirely
for the evidence Of Its virtues
been employed AS it has long been in throughout
this section do thai the peoPleits quality
kept the best ever hiss BEEN and that be relied
to do for their relief all it has been do.
Ayers CatElnrtic pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PuRGArIvE MEDICINE,
For Costyeness for the Of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
for the Of ndigsso for Headache for
ene for Foul Stomach for the Of Eryipelas for the
Piles for the of Scofua for all scrouous plants;
for the Of Rheumatism for Diseases Of the Skin
of Liver Complaint; for ropsy; for the of letter.
Dinner Pill for the Of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood. .
They sugar c,sed that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable, harm
from their in any quantity.
H3-Price, rs cents per box i've boxes for ST.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians Statesmen,
eminent have lent their certify the unpar
aeled usefulness these remedies but here
permit the insertion Of them The agents below named furnish
gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they given;
with also full descriptions of the complaints
treatrsent that should b. followed for their
Do not be put off by unprucplcd deer with other
hons they make profit Demand AYERS and take
others The sick The best aid there is for he and
they should haveit.
All remedies sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos. q Isl Chartres street, N. 0.
Also by HAyILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and BY
all Dealers je22 6m
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THoS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, vice-Presidsas
CHARMS J. NAxsox1. Secretary.
T OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM.
II PANY OF NEW ORLEANS


OFFICE-ssuth cerner of Camp and Natchez streets
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February 2s
lb69 .$1Ol, SUI
Net earned Profits for the yesr........ 596 594 Oh
Assets on 18th February, 1859 9T2N o.
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PER
GENT after paying Six cent interest outstanding scrip
redeem the Certificates Of Scrip Of the years 1856 1857
Interest and redeemabe scrips payable in
the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and the certificates
scrip the year ending February g. 1859 be issued on
and after the LIST June, 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
MS ~ H.p JANvIER. Secretary.
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DICE MILLS-RlCE MILLS-RICE MILE
The best plan OF hulling Rice triad Is by the:
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED Ut JoHE TALON.
will hull I've bushels OF prepared Rice in from % to s.
minutes according to the quality Of the Rice. Mr. GEORGE
az the Foundry and Machine Shop corner Of
facture and sale Of the same.
JOHN TALON, Pstentee.
New Orleans November II, 1853 nla II
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A. LEVY. Jr., AUCTIoNKER FoE TEE SALE
IL OF Real Estata Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor bush
generally oce IS Common street. next to corner OF 0sP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

ESASMANNsS IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
Y BALks-orders for Fasmnnn's Iron Hoops and Tiss
LIED to extent at per pound The Hoop and Tie
hold also that the cotton
bound with them shall the Orleans Press the
terms rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made country merchants for cash
ders. F. RELCHER, Agent
l2L Commercial Place. N. o.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

n N. MORRISON u CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
". GIsr. No. IL Magasine street,
Having received and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS OILS, GLASS, ETC., etc.. rcspect
fully Merchants Planters and Physciaas that they ara
10 supply them with article In tho Drag line
they require all Of the ursst quality at As
prices they be purchased in the city Among the att
Giles already hand coming store tho folswing
1000 ennces sulphate Quinins French and Amsricani
800 pounds Blue Mass, English and Americsu;
100 pounds Galomsl English and American;
100 pounds Metcurial Ointment;
800 pounds Honduras sarsapcrilla;
100 pounds best Turkey Opium;
LOO oxs. Sui. and Acetate Morphine,
Is sunces Otto Rose;
~ casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs Sup CD. sodA:
lekegs Ger Blus Wash;
20 bbls. Circuma light;
6dases indigo Car. and Manila:
10 casks Pot and Pearlash;
20 packages seerntus;
Is hbls pure Castor Oil;
26demiiohns SIT. Nitre
Is bbls. Alcohol;
10 bbs Copperas;
20 bills Epson Salts
lobbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur;
2hsles senas East Ipdis and Alexandria;
2OcO pounds Gum Arabic, select, sne and sorts;
u carboys suph. Nitric and Muria.ic Acid:
IS Jars Csrb. Ammonia;
16csrboys Az. Ammonia;
SO pounds Aoetic Aeid
1000 pounds Tartsric Acid;
1OC raunic Acid;
% kegs Pearl BaIlye
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs. Arrov Root Ane<.;
5ee lbs. Arrow Rect, Bermuda;
20 ltA. Assafostda, In osAs;
100 rs. Balsam Cop&lbA
Bbbls. Black Lead;
Wbbls Ginger Rect
10 hba Refined Canphof
o ksxes Castle seAp;
W bhls. Cayenne feppst;
10 gross Copaiba CApsaIss:
ssasks Chloride Lime;
30 pounds dhorsfsrrn. P. and W.;
10 bills. Cream Tartar;
1850 pounds Ext. Lo9weed;
1890 gallons Copsl ynrnish:
- Z bills IVA Urs
1bbs Gum Myrrh;
. bbls. valerisn Root;
10 bbls. Tapioca;
! bb!s. Sugar Lead. white;
bills Scotch snuh, in bladders;
900 dos. CARROTS Scotch Snuff;
100 dos. Lorillard's Maccaboy snuh;
1s don. Roome's Msccabsy and Scotch SnuH;
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-02

i Dabtn allo lit e8 Beicmalen! rief .oer. G6nia
il1mer5eou. Die G0naln BON PreuBen, ngstue
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SSsS:A 1Es7''4 Race Street Hotel, 81
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gelse bewirtpen: ~ t4t s94a
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-09-07

l. The payment of one dollar constitutes any
persons a member of the Society for one year.
All members have a right to compete for pre-
miums.
be owned or manufactured by the person Offer
ing it, or by a member of his family under 81
years of age.
3. All kinds of stock, mechanic arts, farm
ing implements, dairy products, paintings nee
die work, &C., of other Counties and States are
allowed to compete for premiums on an equal
footing with Monroe county.
4. All articles whether made wi tllin the year
or previously--and whether heretofore had a
premium awarded or not, are eligible to COM
pete for premiums
5. Exhibitors are required TO have their arti-
cles and stock entered on the books before they
are placed within the enclosure; and before II
O. clock of the first day of the Fair, and remain
until 8 o'clock of the third day. On the entry
of the articles and stock, cards will be furnish
ed with the number and class which are to be
placed on the animal or article to be exhibited
6. Whether there be much, little or no COM
petition, premiums will be awarded, provided
the regulations of the Society be adhered to and
the ARTICLES ARE MERITORIOUS.
z. Any person the owner of an article ex-
hibited to compete for premiums, who shall
make use of any means to bias the awarding
committee in making UP their Judgment, shall
committees are respectfully solicited to be pres
ent in due time that the Board may not be under
the necessity of filling vacancies.
/ 8. All specimens of Vegetable offered for a
premium, must be cultivated by the persons Of
fering the same
| TO- The committee will examine all the arti-
cies entered in their sever al books. The tickets
on the articles correspond to the No.. in their
| books. In case any articles is entered in any
class, for-which no premium is offered, the COM
mittee will examine such articles and make
such recommendation, as to Premium or Diplo-
ma, as in their judgment the article exhibited
merits leaving such recommendation to be
adopted by the board of Directors, or otherwise,
as they may determine.
II. When committees award premiums ac-
cording to Premium List, they will attach a
card with No. of Premium marked to the arti.
Gle to which premium is given. But no such
card should be attached for diploma or wher
the premium is only recommended. Such en-
] tries should b made in pencil in the Books O.
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For Farm improvements.

At the Annual Fair for 1860, first premium
of forty dollars, and End premium of twenty
dollars viii be awarded for the greatest and
End greatest improvements made ON the farms
of the competitors for the year from the Fair of
1859 to the Fair of 1860. Competitors win be
required to pay an entrance fee Of So within
one month after the Fair of 1859, when The COM
mittee appointed to make the award will visit
the farms and examine their present improve
ments, and within one month before the Fair of
1860, the same committee will again examine
the farms and make their reports accordingly.
CoMMITTEE.-W. W. Jordan, Geo. Ii. Daven-
port and Charles Afford
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Wheeling Female Seminary.
FALL SESSION. ,os

THIS Institution, under the superintendanbb
i of Mrs. s. R. Hanna, has risen to betens
of the foremost schools in the country, Ithas
grown in interest, usefulness and public favor
steadily until now, it is believed by its Board
of Trustees, that it presents attractionssts
parents and guardians abroad such as schools
anywhere in the West can claimo The acede.
mic regime adopted and carried out has been
the result of the carefully matured plans of 8
corps of efficient and experienced teachers, and
every department of the course has been SO
thoroughly systematized that 1T is believedte
be exactly adapted to every variety of capacity
and every grade of progression among pupils.
The situation of the school is beautiful ana
inviting, combining as great a number of "a /.
vantages in point of health, scenery, accessi.
bility and general convenience to boarders.
as any school knows to its Board.
The academic year is divided into two ses-
sions of five months each. The next session
will commence on the first Wednesday Of Ssp-
tember, and will close on the last Thursday
of January. For terms, &C., or any addition
al information; see Catalogues (Which rhsysb
had at this ofice) or on application to any one
of the undersigned. sFf r!s8lss no
BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.-Rev. e, It. fPertin1,-
R. v. Dodge, Rev. J. T. McLure, as. r. Baker,
SamI OFT, A. P. Woods, w. ]. Bates, M. d.,
H. K. List, C. d. Hubbard. Wheeling, Va.
July 27, 1859. -ee rs.i5aT 4ayof ERA
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THE ROLL OF HoNeR.-The following
is list of all the revolutionary soldiers
IN Ohio who are pensioners, with their
ags in 1869.
American Crandall, Lake county, 100
years: j. Farrand, Cugahoga county, IS
years; VIM. Jones, Clermont county, SO
years; Adam Link, Crawford county, 80
years; James McDermott, Richland coun-
y, 80; John Strait, Gallon county, SO
years; Snmuel Sanford. Portage county,
% years; Carey A. Toney, Preble coun-
j. SO years.
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Ii, STEAM ON THE CANALs.-The steam
canalboat Enterprise is making regular
trips between GAINESVILLE and Cleveland.
The expense is said to be less than one.
fourth that of horsepower, and net one
fourth the time is required to accomplish
. given distance. The Captain of the
Enterprise has run his boat, at an aver.
age Of about quarter of a bushel Of coal
Per mile to boat, in making trip one
hundred and twenty eight miles.
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Committees opposite the No. of the article e1

Committees opposite the NO. OF the article ex
hibited.
II. Any person coming to the Fair with a
cake wagon, drinking saloon, or any ether estab-
lishment for the purpose of making money, shall
not stop at a shorter distance than thirty rods
from the entrance gate unless by special per-
nit from the Directors.
13. There will be no riding or driving al
lowed of within the ring, faster than trot or
rack. either by male or female under the PEN
atty of being expelled from the ring and forfeit
their chance for premium.
IA. Should any individual enter an animal
or article any other name than that of the bona
tide owaer the person making such entry shall
not be allowed to receive any premiums, even
though awarded. by the Judges.
| 15. No person, other than the Judges, will
be permitted to 60 into the ring where stock is
exhibiting, except the Officers of the Society or
Aiarshals.
l6. No stock will be permitted to enter the
ring unless under halter, and in the care Of a
groom.
/ The Board of Managers will endeavor to make
ample arrangements for the proper display of
everything that shall he brought to the Fair.
1t is the earnest desire of the Society that all
our Mechanics, Manufacturers and Farmers
viii not neglect the opportunity of contributing
TO their own and the public good by display
Of their skill and industry to their fellow citi-
zens. If each one will exhibit as many arti-
cle3 possible, the Mechanics and Manufac-
turers specimens of their handicraft, the Farmer
the products of his farm each selecting with a
view 10 utility and beauty, then we fear not but
Monroe will show that she is not behind her
| sister counties.
| There will be an ample enclosure of ground
with close board fence ten feet high. All
stock must be exhibited within the enclosure.
1t is expected that every committee man will
report himself to the Secretary against II o'clock
A. NJ. at the farthest of the first day of the
Fair; so that they can Immediately enter upon
their labors.
S. P. JONES, Prcs't.
| J. r. NORRIS Secy.