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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

On the 25th of August 20 of the prisoners from
Damascus arrived and were brought down to Bcy-
rout TO be shipped for Constantinope. They were
condemned to the gaeys for life, and were for the
most part trucuent looking scoundrels, and of the
lowest class. The exceptions were very few.
Seven Of them had died on the read, and another
large batch were to follow, together with those
condemned TO serve for life in tie army. Their
embarkation was strange scene, on which the
Moslems looked with sullen faces and an evident
sentiment Of humiliation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.
Arrival Of the Santa Fe Mail.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Oct 6.-The New Mexican
Mail with Santa Fa dates to the 1st has arrived.
-Four hundred Pah Utahs and eighthundred Mex
lean and Pueblo Indians have united with the reg
ular army, for the purpose of assisting in the sub
jugation of the warlike Indians who are infestng
fhn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

New LustTANos BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
second anniversary Of this benefcent and flourish
ing Association will be celebrated on Sunday
next, by turn out in full regalia, the programme
of which will be duly published. See the secre
farN's nntice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
Ter being attacked and violently beaten wlshool

~
alsel pslng assaeked and violently beaten without
eaase' ~ i
), ihe postnortem examination showed that Swan
-. os s,ioos nlson' as at INST reported, but dis
pasoAsu hiin Wi1h hs knife, inafcting upon him nc,
isss sl&n elghteen Woundss some being mere
othefs hesh wounds and at least three
~ 1ns Wo'ss Wonnds necessarily mortal.
s ~ view q the testimony, and Of the excelFaut
ons-e.y and i1diree hlehard swan, the Corr
Now, WITH trade II thjs aa, es oI Jnsthable hoHns
ss1 ~ nIssn from not having had an century o.
millions people depending np ri @ Nc s IN ISnr II I aye
diserees fos e ,n ndusrI ask safs
euse e that The chief psrs
a should III s Das gsl ~ III s9g @
lest ssond dessrs Td arsseit shenld oseur
Or te part Of atseq merchants tradssen maeafas fac
NOT 81 proyiaent ana SaPasy q
Te e question sr a aPp h # lhs gess = .ss nate nate
ren IF y IL VIZ. What oaghs TO b dons
The Cotton Supply Association has been called INTO
re sugoies sns IN ae s Y spssad,5ng n z 5 snd
n q s sxLs ncy q ths ition r. whish
80 ooars- - -
tion 10 Re.order F;r.ra., III
charged her Il
at sla TIE case VIII q !. aost
instant. S-.--''-' - 80.
r,o,,,,,--r,,r,g gr...,,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

TIE LATE f. A. LuMsDEN - The Continental
Guafds,-By order published through our columns
the Continental Guards are directed to convene at
the armory at q o'clock on Thursday, to assist in
paying funeral honors to the remains of the late
lamented F. A. Lumsden, member of their com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

THE ACADEMY OF MUsIo,--We looked in at this
institution last night in the course of our profess
sional peregrinations, and found the Rumsey and
Newcombs laughing considerable crowd in their
accustomed succcssfustyle. The quaint Neweomb
was attacking Them with his fareeal absurdites,
and the combined battery of music by all was
brought to bear with its proper effect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

LONG MARcH.-A military company of SYRIA
euse contemplate making an excursion to the city
Of New York shortly. They design marching the
whole distance, (60o mies) discarding all means
of conveyance, taking with them baggage wag-
ons, tents, and utensils for mess, and will camp
out every night during the journey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND EMPRESS.
ST. JosErH, Mo-, Oct 16.-The Pony Express at
this point brings the following news:
Heavy betting on the elections is going on
throughout the State.
The Governor in his message takes strong Brecl
inridge grounds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
RIO eRANDE CORRESPONDENCE.

Political Sentiment on he Rio Grande-G General
Feeling against Mr.. Buebdnan's Gouerrament---
Prospect Frightening for BeH-Fusioza of the
Bel and Douglas Parties ~ The Deague-
aurora Boreolis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
sa Card.

w, M undersigned merchants and other citizens, regarding
.rrcanle Room Indispensable necessity in city ike
~ leave to commend the generous public the efforts OF
W. " CoELER connre such an institution in our midst
through past two years with very inadequate pa'fon
be has kent open Commercial News Room that VIII com
% 9Th any of those the largest cities Of the Union ne
nas now to this community for more liberal support pro
ne should he receive the requisite encouragement he WIN
wake The New Orleans Commercial Reading Rooms pef'ha-
e busnoss man by piaeing on greater number Of
home and foreign newspapers and periodicals.
e1ng entire confidence Mr. Coolers ability and determ-
% 10 carry ou, his Intentions appeal TO our fellow
a second his Efforts extending TO him the necessary encourage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

HEAVY FRosT.-The region hereabout was visited
with quite a heavy frost Thursday night. Yester-
this writing are that the experiment will be found
repeated this morning. Nashville Banner, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

IaroRrANr OPINION or TuE ATTORNEY. GENE
nAL.-Attorney-Ge Black in an opinion given
to the Post,oHice Department, which is Of consid-
cradle Importance to proprietors of newspapers,
holds that the publisher Of weekly paper cannot
require postmaster to deliver it to subscriber
residing at the place of publication by depositing
it in his office, and that the paper is subject to
postage if carried by the publisher to another post
office, and from it sent back to the post-ofice at
the place of publication for delivery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

WATER CAS- Philadelphia papers say water
gas has been burnt so successfully at the Girard
House in that city during the past three months,
that arrangements are now on foot for the erection
of numerous works fer the manufacture of gas,
according to the process of Dr. Sanders, in New
England, New York, New Jersey, and several Of
the Western States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

AcoLoRED MAS KNGHrEp BY QUEEN yIcToR1A.-
The Queen of England has conferred the honor of
knighthood upon Edward Jordan, of Kingston
Jamaica, oolored man, the son Of man rSho
kept sweetmeat and pickle store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

Snow IN THE NoErH.-rhe men at work en- the
White Mountain road were driven off on Friday by
about six inches of snow, and have closed their
labors for the season. Snow fell in considerable
quantities on that day on the line of the Grand
Trunk railway, between Island Pond, Vermont and
Acton canada-places more than a hundred miles
distant from each other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

fatal SHooTNG.--0n the 9th inst. fight with
reyolvers took place in or near St. Martinsyille,
La, between Alphonse Benvenue and Gerard
Foprnet, in which the latter was killed. The cause
of their quarrel was, it is said, of triing impor
fannn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

DEAL. ESTATE AGENT-JoHN PURGE Il No.
h Exchange Place stairs nearly opposite the Post
Office attends Leasing Renting md C9sciicn Ct Rents q
improved unmproved ESIA In the cities OF New
Orleans Jefferson Garroton Also to the investment Of
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended To-
iyl6 Gm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
WEDNESDAY MORNING, II, 1860

1ELEeaApaED 70 THE NEW ORLEANS cREsoesT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
NYE1Ne........,...DYEING.. NG........"DyEIN0
BoNTEMPs DYER AND sCoUREE,
M Rourbon street,

Has the honor 10 the puhc that he has lust assumed
She business Dyeug Establishment No. 7S Royal street.
and that will eonne heretofore with the careful atten
tion for which he rs celebrated.
The in which for the last twelve year he has sats-
street guarantee for thoee whs may honor him h Their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

BY THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA OFF CAPE RACE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

Ipr The soUrHwEsrERs LrsE.I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

MANUFACTURER or RICH FURNITURE,

MAN ANIUh1t Vt 4tIOII OI0-N1I UI'I7i
No. 53 Royal street,
Announces his friends and that he is
receiving part the goods he lately selected in Europe
These goods consist in part Of
RICH CURTAIN AND FURNITURE sTUFFs, of the latest
Partisan patterns,
BEAUTIFUL BRONZE, CRYSTAL AND BISCUIT PAR
LoR and MANTEL ORNAMENTS, MANTEL CLOCKS,
sTATUETTEs and VASES, of richest style and design.
Also most agnidccn, assortment of Velvet Brussels and
Tapestry Capengs, large French Mirrors Toilet Glasses,
ETC., etc, etc. seq 2p5t-1p1m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

DOMESTIC INTELL1GENcE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

THE ITALIAN 1MBRoaL1o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

nFFICR OF TaE NovELTY IRON WoRKs
W New York, May s. 1859.
Mr.. +. W. @. COOK is duly authorized Agent In FeE
Orleans Any orders tAken by h viii
immediate and careful attention We solicit the patronage
If our friends in Louisiana.
H0RATTO ALLEN President,
F.w. 0CeoB, efaea No. rs Natehes street, Nav Deans
4 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

w 5. CHANDLER,
W. u EN II s t..
DB-oFFIGE and REslDEHGE-
@ IS Carondolnt street,
d2s 1v5w corner Of LataF5ite
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
2OtaL AnteIIiafntf.

YESTERDAY was genuine Southern octoln e.
day The chill of the preceding days had SO at
subsded as to allow the undimmed sunshine Use
impart enough Of its warmth to creation here Pdis
low to bring all things out in their brightest ano
pavest pnisa e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

A "A. RgAGIENIs, COTTON sMED OIL
GAs Ard
OH CAKE hANGFACToRY,
Hos. I15 and M Eagaztns atres9,
new ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly on hand Cae aad superior Clarified OIL
6II.gAKR OH. CAKE NE Al, Gnd nddscerieated Seed.
ordorsfor the above G6d vita prouptnassand Dispatch
fksF3 maid for eorToN sEEn on delivery. nle If
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19
cs...s..R. a. htgfus. a......iivr u rrrvs.
BURTON. TITUS & CO.,
Uhofss0fr and Rofais
ptuNss N
CiiOiCE FAMILY
Ggoff.girs, fLiNIA1laN StPrLlEs.

uasEb
snp =
~ooDEry.wAnE
Nos. 10 aNp W. JtffLHsuN STREET,
Opposite Commercial Hotel.
RsPecvailg esil s~fissiisa 10 me sssrs Gard.
WOULD invite inspection d our large and well
sisetrsi stock. consisting IN part
Palvsritsd. Crushed. Sifted, Loaf, GraaalaIsi
and Wsown >rrsri
Rio, Issussra. sasesnmsus, Java, and Mocha
Cedtsss
rsirs lmpesisl. C~snpcsaes AL Blseh Teas,
Iissles. Preserves, jsli,ss tsv.h aud PIE Fruits ,
Msstsrs.. Salad uils. tssssrs. sssess and Ris,srs /:
srsses. tssses,ss EHsrasts, NasMsgs, Parma AMI
Jrlasis-s.
ci'reu.. csr,.pp, Pruass. rie.. Layer and Sal.
Western hs.s.s, rssli.A Dsiry, riss App,. and
tisasad These;
Saltssn aud Nseavvsl,
prisd beef, BEEF rcrss-s. Mes r.sh ssa Rel,
Hans. Shoulders. tlesr sides, Brsskiss, Bs-
T. iIsnises's, wsnssin, olss. vsra.saa and
Bachwhess Elsar.
Ersaiy. Wine, WHISKY. Ale and Porter.
White Wine. Cidsv asf Ovehsri v.resar;
Tar. Nsrhsae Rope ssi rsssxan's Ircp Tie.
India and ksssssky Bsrrine.
aM rsay cher srssls scs aunersssss nes-
qssiiss. and Il the lsueis msrk-s pv,.... 81 4
not satisfactory 70 The psnssasss. " desire he.
RuRrnx. rITUs CoA. ,,...,;>
Decenbe 18Th. lac. sl:-I
s.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19
serink VS. Nrsrssr.-A e%orre,punlcn
81 the Mobile Tribune tells ~ following

serfRs VS. NIsrssr.-A ~eorrcsponicnl
Of the Mobile Tribune tells n. following
Old Squire ". Ii m 'honess. 10, Al soul,
wi'htsNselissus scrupls--snsApfs lsass
laugh or a good joke a any .1c. liz -.
Ia'ss the following IN Lipself NJ IN aa.,el
occurrence:
oae night, boys, hal . very s,rang,
dream. ] thought ! wns abpul to rt, I,
heaven. A long hdier lie Jaepb', zach
cd from the ground toward Tire seesl place.
aud i was on this laflir hasI went M,
When reached the top lncai q pace d
seven or oeht fcct iascfvs hihs between II,
'ast roand and the celestial. gate. sorld
zee within and catch rlhprscs ~ the an,
thing. inside. Peter stood q, the sninnr,
--.he lssned over--r,ach.d cut NE lanj and
toll me TO make a big jump. | did irnp,
boys, aud ~, one Of the Oldest falls y.u
ever heard ef-fw found m,rslf sprevl.
ing on The floor, having jumped gu, of tac
bed While J vas trying to jump into Asss,
en-.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

4 naaastf Is#HsHaa niahAsf A. pnis
ffsfs ~ a. falV a ~ A## eNd
Nafnss FlfltAF ~ ~ sis#f HHa
ffaAHtf hpgfae
uHy HuNtFH AsgU ltli0Hs II flss a
~ gflsI tsfasilae n nee - Ne sanffl
HafYs4 N,aHs. 81 49, Assspi r. ffashasI
hem le aaffi4fAi# flatNs n fHsh asAaat y
04aaas. aalafli Faa4a aaf y fAefad tAaif 4 Nhmh
- aa4gata, - aH~Hflf4ia Ft fssihy n lHslf
Hlms. Il 900 slh4safng a. ~ afsiNshi n
Iht effn n a. 49,. ~ Nl ihfif q ~, Ahi ~
gga wHl eal ait Fl gflils w all we sftlfty lst
~, 8fh asaaf tlH4h ~ heif faB# iqn, iAaat
4t4iien. bahh4 n tfs ts.4j fhA n ssss n
sf4faa tYgsrf. B. fafnth mf46 res flNa n
faafaa. n r. nfsf - T. 80 M a. 49, iisiisa
flaasfiI We taast Hsiia4i v1 ~ NE sgf,
ui sNl imhth az must Appfptsl naisfh lsai
Atni.
~ niasi4r ~ No Aupsiausn. n lksr A..
estl hftafl atNa ne ifaaimaAi ~ tfiHal us
80. aifffsi 10 hsHh ~ iHilaffsfiHs with tha
success slioh IL aHfHid lhe lshHfs N their
4uffsats ~ ~ eHis n srafmaiaffHfs, seminal
Walataa, hon0Hlfh tieif, Syphilis. ihs Vice
II hsf ~ NJ saf AhIae, pisH4sat n fth Nd
han ana nlAAlr. "a. and oflef . ephi.nmhes
" ~ tiins flth faf the nn4nire gaaf,
The ~ 0fiufs, 90 fesifs II the pest. feel a.
.HfHH ~ NfWN BHHff WNHfH ~ HHHH ~ N'N'f w
lee f4ai hast hen u gfuat beneht ~ No NJ.
faied, sspHa'ly iaihq young. ahi shes hasa tes
spsssi " lseuis themselves, With renewed ,eml
v ihl. ss'y inrpFlmt aud much IL ~l.ed canss,
~ sJlufair hffud m sperm .fshma, Or
seminal Nesthets, o. floe N nasaisiH. Mlslgf.
h%ailna,s f self ihp.s. hhd 0ihef diseases " lhe
sesasl sfsnns, ~ lie nonmting s'ereon. will be
sent by riii tn . sealea :, elprpl, iFea ~ ehslgf.
30 ftesipt NJ tee stamps far postage. uthef
%lleposis nni Tfset4 % he nature and tgea,~tnt
Of kas@l diseases, dot, Ne. ar constantly
lains mhlished fpr rfn'uifous dls,ltuiion, and
will te s'ni 70 lsa afflicted. Some II The new rem.
eiies anil methods u lrealiuoni Ils6pycfti during
The bat genf. medf ffeat yalnr.
Address, Tor iefes. ~ Treatment, pr. J. shlIin
lloarhtgn, Aeliug surgeon. Howard Assoc,aliot,
so. . souih Ninth sifgt', phIlsdeIphis, p. :
~ order N shs Uifectssss F
tLni y. tItAE1wEtA, HsfsM.
Gfo. fhihciIIID, Mig
Feb. 2, 1859. vtb2.ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

SINGULAR s~.risfsrronr ccHRrsroS.
prscE.-Cham, of. the C.,arivsri. lately
wrote The following note to N. Alexander
ps"sa IT. My Dear Fricnd--lf ron viii.
indeed. BE- 10 me a Fer, fSefisxs, send me
tvo teS tickets for tc-mcrrcA Rel, on
my ipgfa,itade. Ny retasu Of pc1, he ~.
essvesi the following answer. II will Ger.
sain',y ,hirk Of you to-norrow. Rely on
~ neslisenes."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

wosnan eyesppears most beautiful when
nesaeses thrsseh . tear. "a the light Of a
- sssss more brilliant when il sparklcs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

va nsss live. srr heightened shadows
: 49, - Nils re(dly - che earth,
- u shsssss oil point to the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

rv HnDAoHE the favore dsn By Which nature zsass -
hnown any deviation whatever from the na,orA vsso u ns
brain and viewed In this light II may be Looked on 40
guard intended give notice Of disease which Isn
attention til late 10 be remedied and Us
should never Headaches be CLASSIFIED 1na
names viz; symptomstc and ldoPathic eympsomsts
Headache exceedingly and the precursor o. p-es
variety diseases among which Apopex ooot kneoms
tisn all ebrle diseases In its neryoas form
thetie dsase of the stomach, constituting s hddcesS
bepste disesse constituting bou AeddaS Of yorn oons
patton other disorders Of the bowels well a. renal d
Uterine affections Diseases Of the heart
tended with Headaches Ansns and plethora are also ne
tops which frequently occasion hsadsche Idopethie hoe
nche IL so very common being usually distingushec oy hd
name Of headaehs sometime coming suddenly
apparently sound health and prosstns once the
mental and steal energies and other instances comes ON
owy hersded By depression Of spirits scerbity Of empef
In the pain Is In the front Of the head one
or eyes and sometimes provoking vomins under nas
class us also be named Neuralgia.
For he treatment Of either class Of Headache the Cephfo
pills bsys been found and safe remedy relieving The mos
cn mains few minutes and by its subtle ersdcsna
the diseases Of which Headache Is The unsrrins index.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
Hlisrellaneons.

CONCENTRATED LEAvEN Is the result Of careful chemical
research. -
Bread an kinds made by using II Is light more dsesaoe
and nutritious has agreeable natural taste, Is les hAoe TO
sour will retain moisture longer than by any other process
and the whole preparation for the need not exceed ten
minutes
1t not pehsble and il available in places and at times
when yea Ia not within reach In all climates and
under all circumstances may be adopted, thus obvsng all
difficulty of procuring yeast other fernee which Is ne
queny inferior quality rendering the bread more or less
unwhoesome.
valuable regards economy saving effected in the
-four Of not than per In the process much
ohe sacchse Of the -four is lost by being converted into car
bone acid gas and the waste incurred solely for the purpose oi
generating gas raise the dough BY using Concentrated
Lesven this waste avoided and the obtained in man
per equally ecacious Fermentation destroys part Of the
-four or meal barrel Of -four weighing s6 pounds which ord
nsy $50 pounds of bread gives by this process go
pounds thus e6ec,ng very important saving BY conformity
the directions package person capable OF ordinary
attention may the process, and the result will invariably
be highly satisfactory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
90 rTNHE MOST HIGHLY FINISHED, HAR-
Il NoNIOUS, and BEAUTIFUL GlFT-BOoh fEl
. MADE IN THIS COUNTRY"
7 A FOREST HYMN.
-. cturrNr ppVAAJT

Illustrated from original drawings by John A. Hows
This volume contas % perfectly executed illustrations on
wood from drawings by Mr. John A. Hows exhibiting an origin
atty force vgor truth charming and accuracy Of
drawing fidelity nature surprising artistic effects which
commend It TO all The publishers take peculiar pride
IN submitting the public product entirely OF
American labor The artist is ayoung American Of this city and
the engraving and printing both executed here The
famous printer Of London Vizetey" says The Y Evening
Post has never produced sumpuous specimen Of
workmanship"
From The Atlantic Monthly.
The volume think marks the highest point native art has
reached in this direction and may challenge comparison with
that any other country Many the drawings ea, and
decided merit"
From The Boston Transcript
One Of the exquisite specimens Of art applied TO poetry
in ever executed this country the Illustrated
Forest Hymn" Of Bryant just issued by Townsend Co. Let
the reader the descriptive touches in that fsyon poem
wherein leaf trunk root shade sunshine and birds brought
80 vilv before his imagnaon and then let him picture the
deueaton Of object in the spirit Of grace delicate
peceuton and reverent simplicity and he will realize how
admirably Mr. Hows-s but destined 10 be an honored
name in ar-has translated with the pencil the poets
and true touches This little qusrto IN all the details OF its
cuon Is the highly finished harmonious and beautiful
American gift book yet made in this country"
From The Boston journal.
be pcureoue images suggested the mind by every line
this noen are conveyed the eye by exquisite and appropriate
Illustrations Never was the marriage Of the pen and pene
,;s and ndolube Never did artist enter perfectly
into the thought Of the poet embody his conceptions
6ic.ouy Never we feel assured poetry clothed in
o,. beautiful and fitting garb Every page rich in design"
not only artistic themselves but possessing also that subtle
b.auty Of fitness which gives the most refined enjoyment"
From The Boston Post
print and Poetry sklfuy interwned and united to
form wreath as graceful and rich in its adoTnmen any
have ever seen eucireliug fes,l head Of old Christmas
Puees-Cloth 80; Half Morocco, 80 5o Morocco Aldine
45; Morocco Extra, st.
w A. TOWNSEND Co, Publishers
No. 40 Walker st.. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.

AssAYBR STATE OF sAssAoHUsETrs.
have anayzed the Concentrated Leaven manufactured by
Mesrs Edwin Chamben Co.. with reference to its purity
and efficiency action producing the effect Of yeast in dis
tending dough and thereby rendering tit for making bread
This article sfuy compounded from pefecy maeE
as raises the dough without consuming the or any
other principle the four perfectly and the weight Of
eour will produce paatsbe bresd than be OBJ
tain through yeast while for cakes and pasty il
invaluable as saves all and much time of the pastry cook
The experiments made by confirm the statements of the
and prove this compound worthy OF public op
proyal and extended use. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, State Assayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

fHE AIALsAnAYos LAHeuIeN.-7fese b . psvo4
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
HOW TO USE IT.

BREAKFAST AND TEA ROLLS.
Three teaspoonus of Leayen to quart Of FOUR mix
thoroughly by passing three times through sieve rub
piece butter of half the size of and make the paste
with cold milk or water nik preferable barely sti enough
TO permit rolling Much kneadng should be avoided Cut
desired srm and place imndi1ey in hot oven and bake
quickly