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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
The Irish ard Slave Whipping Posts.

James Powers, an Irshman, (who has
always voted rh. Democatic ticket, and
voted for Thos T. Florence for Congress,
in Philad. in 1866 while engaged as a
stone mason on the Capitol of South Caro-
lima, vas heard to say that "savery de-
graded free white labor" He was there
upon arrested, cast into prison for six days,
aud then taken out, bound to a whipping 9
post, and had thirty-cne lashes administer
ed with a hide, on the bare back, every
cut drawing blood. He then received a
double coat of tar and feathers, aud was
shipped out of the State, plundcred of all
his money.
Another Irishman, for the same offence,
was lying in the hospital at Charleston, in
depiorable condition, having had 500
lashes on the bare back.
James Crangle, an Irish clerk, who
went South to collect just debt, was i'm
prisoned, mobbed, aud barely escaped with
his life, leaving his debts aud bis money.
We mag next hear that the Democrats
put up poor white Irishmen at auction,
aud sell them to the highest bidder.
EXCIrED-The New York Tablet, an
organ of the Catholic Church and suppor-
ter of the Democratic party, is greatly ex-
cited over the recent outragcs perpetrated
upon Irish Catholics of the South. In
speaking upon this subject, the Tablet
says:
of the safety of the Union is only to
be accomplished by the prescription of the
freedom of speech, the freedom of the
press, the freedom of circulation for every
free citizen, by the destruction of the ba
beas corpus, by the substitution Of mob
and lynch law for that of the Courts of
Justice, by the contemning Of constitution
al guarantees, then We say again the
Union is not worth saving, aud We, for
one, would not lend hand to save it."
a DEAR LITTLE HERoINE.-On Friday
afternoon, fatal accident happened lit
tie girl, daughter of Mrs. Cole, residing
seven miles south ofthis city, on the Hern-
lake road The girl, whose age was seven
years, was playing in the house with her
twin brother, when he, in the wantonness
of sport, seized gun and fired at her,
seventeen bucksbot taking effect in her
throat. She Immediately ran toward the
door, where, meeting her mother, she ex-
claimed: '.Brother didn't go to do it''
and died almost immediately.-Mmphis
Bulletin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

found voting for Slavery, but rather against
it! They vote, by ballot, just as they
please! And the following is the result
OF the great, monster, mammoth, Union
saving conservative
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

The new revised code Of laws for the
State OF Maryland passed the Legislature
on Thursday. 1t contains stringent en-
actment against lotteries.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

THAD's JoKE.-It is n habit with Con-
gressmen TO send up to the Clerk and have
read any newspaper article which in their
opinion reflects upon them improperly
No mau has been more abused in print
than Nh Stevens cf Pa, but he rarely
minds it. The other day, several South
erners having fumed about certain false
statements, Mr. Stevens very soberly said
be too had calumuy to refute, contained
in paper in his district, and sent up the
paper The Clerk looked it over, and
then began to laugh, saying he could no.
read German. every vel, them said
Thad, "I withdraw it until the Clerk learns
to read ii, and retired to oEe side of the
Hall amid an uproarious laughter, that
ought to kill the custom Of reading aditc-
rials in Congress.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

TaE LEwHBrRs CHRoSIcLE-a paper that
every Pennsylvania in the county would
hnd well worth its cost. II is one of the best
Ioc@l news papers published, and that is the
inquest compliment that can be paid a coun-
Wy newspaper. AT the same time, It's leading
ea''orials are able and pointed, and It's selec.
Hohs eKceIlent.-Ffeeport (WN LntlrnnL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

10 view of the approaching elections in
Connecticut aud New Hampshire-the first
State Elections in lS60-thc Democrats
are trying to influence the Manufacturers
of those States by such false aud sorlid
appeals to self-iuterest as the following
articles
"TuE ErFECT-Tha Hartford Times
Dem } says, a manufacturer called upon
Us this morning, ard said that large
share of his business had been done in the
South, but that his trade had been cut off
this Fall that be already feels most dis
a,trously the effect of the upiriendly feel
iug that has lately been SO iudustriously
rncuuraged at the North. His agents at
the South wanted no more of his goods,
and his losses this Winter will be severe y"
The above is a fore'astc of what may be
the result Of the warfare the Aboiitiunists
OF the North are waging against he South,
unless it shall be stopped. The injury
Will probably fall upon innocent parties,
and not affect those who are really the
cause Of the evil complained of.-.State
.Sentinel, (Dem.)
1t is utterly untrue that any "untriend-
y .feetiHys against he South ale encouraged
Al the North" The North do and will
oppose the extension Of the evil of Slarery,
and in so doing are actuated by the best cf
feelings towards South and North, Eas,
and West. But the Democrats fearful
of utter defeat next fall-resort to this
sort Of game to teIrify the Freomen of New
EngI4ud. They mistake their views and
,Lcir character; as the following anecdote
will show:
IAN ivory comb manufacturer in Meri-
den, Coun., beng asked to sign the call
for Manufacturers Uuion Meeting, OBJ
j c,ed that he saw no necessity for one. Il
was urged that he might lose Southern
trade by refusing. 'Weli,' he replied, If
any one refuses to buy our combs, he may
g, 1uy-that's all. ,"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

The following admirable lines were
written by sailor on blank leaf Of his
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

.While down the stream Of life sail,
CurfsT he ny ship, and grace my gale;
Hoo be nv anchor while ride,
n. Bogk my coIauass DER the tide"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

The Republican Club Of Madison, Ind,
has for years taken = copy OF the Rich
mond Ta.,) Eaqairer, with which to re-
fute Democratic professions q; home BY
reference to the columns Of that paper.
The thing worked well in The last Presi-
Dental election, and new when the club
had sent on the money for new year, tie
letter was returned with the indosement,
"The Richmond Enquirer does not want
subscribers in Indiana
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

Some Of the Democratic ezehangesthick
the Presidents message is asortGy Of he
source from scaici 1t eataaates. We cor.
daily agree WITH them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

The South Carolina Legislature have
Just resolved that the Uaion is dissolved !;
that South Carolina IS outside of It; and
appropriated 9200,OG0 to aid 10 keeping
herself out by forco OF aTms. Nov oar
Nor;hern Democracy are in beautiful tx.
They are to have their sham national con-
ven:ion in Charleston, which their own
party there has placed "oufsi3c he Uaion.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

ABOMISABLE.-Mr. Browne, the chief
editor of the Presidents organ, The CJH-
sttatiOa (whose proprietor, Geo. W. Bow
man, has just teen chosen printer iu the
Senate) is an uuna;uFalized Engli-hmaG.
He is also correspondent Of the Loadoa
Times.
Now, observe-ihe Democratic papers
are quoting, from this london Times, Of
tensive articles against Slavery in Ameri-
ca, or in praise Of prominent r epubiicans,
or falsely accusing opponents of slavery
in short, manufacturing little scraps to be
used against the Republicans in the Pres
idential eampaign. I=5-And the cores
pondent Of that Times-pos,ing them on
American aif.rs-is this Mr. Brown, con-
fleutial editor Of Mr. Buchanan. So that
whatever falseh5od may be devised, by the
managers of the Administration, as likely
10 help them-this Mr.. Brown states in
the Times, to be echoed in the CoRstitU-
ton! Was ever there a meaner or more
diabolica. trick? Let it be exposed, and
it will and should react against the uu-
princip!ed plotters.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., Pa, FRIDAY, JAN u, 1860

TAKING CoLD is no, necessarily the re-
suit of low or high temperature. Il per-
son may 60 from a hot bath directly into
a cold one, or into snow even, aud not
take cold. He may remain out in the
coolest atmosphere unit! chilled through,
and will not take cold. On the contrary,
be may take cold by pouring couple Of
:ablesPoonfa!s of water upon some parts
Of his dress, or by standing IL door, or
before a stove, or sitting near window or
other opening, where one part Of the body
is colder than another part. Let it be
kept IN mind tiat unyormhy Of tcmpcra-
ture over the whole body Is the great
thing to be looked after. Il IS unequal
heat upon different parts Of the body, that
produces Gods, by disturbing the uniform
circulation of the blood, which in turn in
ducos congestion Of some part. If you
must keep partially wet garment on, it
would perhaps be as well to wet the whole
of it uniformly. The feet are the great
sources Of colds, on account Of the varia-
bic temperature they are subjected to.
Keep these always dry and warm, and
avoid draughts of air, hot or cold, wet
spots on the garments, aud other direc,
cause Of unequal temperature, and keep
the system braeed up By plenty of sleep,
aud the eschewing Of dctilitaiing foods
and drinks, and you will be proof against
cold aud its resul,s.-4mertcan AgricaE
turtSi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

The coincidence of holding the Demo-
cratic National Convention OF the bi:ih.
day Of James Buchanan. is siagr,a.ly
matched By the meeting o; tie Republican
Convention, which is TO he bed 18th day
of June, 1860, the birthday OF Lieutenan.
General Winfield Scott, (who will then Is
seventy four years OF age.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
NEW DEMOCRATIG DODGE.

Your club paid 10 No. s35.-EDsl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

ksIIAS. n. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
" SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ell
Nc. as CarOndelet street.
osl ly Between Common and Gra.ier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
POINT CLEAR HOTEL. .xz

.eA POINT CLEAR HOTEL. .xs
l4.Istuaed upon the Eastern shore of Mobile Bay, szs
miles from the city.
Thsis 5eghtfu resort and within 100 yards
the Hotel the finest salt bathing upon the whole Fish
very abundant and carriages for hire
good stable provided fine band OF music
plays upon lawn evening and also for daneng
ments Of all kinds provided.
The steamer Crescent will leave for Point Clear every
ing also on SUNDAYS and MONDAYS will go down at 10
O'Clock A. III. Hl.
r. H. CHAMBERLAIN L CO., Propreors.
Mobile Aug s. 1850 auto I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
CHESTNUT GROVE WHT1sKYI
cHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY

CHESTNUT GROVE WHfsKYI
cHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres introduce the article the public and city
and country, the
Purest DiffusabIe StimuIamt
which been prepared for medical proves Itself
cordial helhal and invgorating to the enfssaed
whether by disease II Is distilled from the rye
malt, and It's nuoHs properties preserved bya proessa
peculiarly his own, whereby the Fusl other nox uus IN
grediehts contained in the Whisky general use
completely separated that the absolute purify a
tiele from any foreign sdnixture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia Bee.
the State Agricultural Society have their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston, hgs tsasd
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GERTIFICATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept ., Is5e.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which yoa and find that contains Of
poisonous substance known Fus OH which the
istic and injurious ingredient of the Whss in general
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York Sept. s. ls5a
have analyzed sample Chestnut whisky
Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully pleased thar it entirely free
from poisonous deeterious substances 1t Is unusually
| pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
| JAMES R. chiffon. analytical Chemist.
Boston, March I, 1859.
made chemical analysis of commercial samples Of
Whisky which proves be free from the heavy
Oils perfectly pure and unadulteraed The fns
this Whisky derived from the grain used In
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, Il D.. State Assayer,
| [.m No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
,- Wholesale Agent,
Ils Walnut street,
| je2 lyaw PaILApEIfniA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
SUMNER. RESORTS.
NE AIsTTA SPRINGS = \

teA THE ABITA SPRINGS MRS. r A. ggssa
I Boss IkBE respectfully to her friends 2&
La3d the public generally, that her house open 4.
reception Of visitors, The unysIed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to pefecon the facilities for
bathing been greatly Increased improved table,
heretofore Will be abundany supplied and every attention
viii paid the of nyad+ She earnestly trnsts by
untifng exetons, EafacoD all may honor
her BY their patronage Being aaed pleasant driving
distance from the villages Of Goyngfpn and MandGyile It
dery he drives TO those places convenient.
The Aba omnibus viii he in attendance the landing At
Cogington TO convey passengers 10 The Springs.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. BY PROBES 3oRs j. H. AND ".
r. RLDDELI.
This very remarkable gpHg Haed on the Abits river
parish oil smmany t8o miles and half east Of Gov
jntnn Of rises from the earth With
strong Is temperature was found to be 90 degees
II i Quite unlike any known in the neghborhood
ON chemical competition ard the large amount Of
Sca contains, led suppose 1t has ITS source very
deep in the eaEthbeiug in fact natural aFesian we'll"
j. j.. Il W. r. RIDDELL,
Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 tFes Of the water weigh ng 10000 grames
there G.S2 Rraumcs Of dissolved matters made up the
fooene Ingredients enumerated in the order Of their relative
abundaBceN -:
Carbouic 5t5 graInrnes
sicla... ,rt.......-...''.'. IVA
SODIUM. ..s.,---.. ...-..ss.+-...'+.. Z'5L
PEoto%Ile Of IRON .......-.. q
Lime. ,.....t.-,..t.sst.'.... 5i
NhgntsG. ,,.....,...,.......,..s..,... 0bs
chlorine. ne..-'..-.....'...t'..''-.' ''.'. of ~
4 -
Potassa, sulphuretted hydrogen, organic
matter and loss -.......-....... OsB
1852 gramnes
In mineral water where many ingredients associatey
held in solution uncertain how these ngre
dients chemically united to the other We may how
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

DAYOU RAPIDES NAVIGATION COMPA-
ID NY-AIExAsDRIA, July p, ls6O-Noce is hereby given
that to the provisions Of the act OF me
semby of the State entitled "Au act incorporate the
RAPIDES NAVIGATION COMPANY approved on the IN
February 1860 the books of subscription to the Capital stock
open under the supervision oil The undersigned esi-
dent mud Directors nj the Ice House Hotel at AeNandr nj
NactoChes and at the office OF legendTe Son.
New Orleans and will remain open until the amount of stock
required by said act bc taken. =. 800. ', :,
CLINTON r. HAwoRTH,l
w, w. WHIrTIsGToS, | D;rerors
S. COUPON, ~
c. V. LEDoUx,
amin 3m +. A. BOISSAT, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
3artitular Hatttfs.

HALL or WAsHisGToE FIRE CoHrAsY No ~,
New Orleans Sept l8, lsg0
nB' The officers and menibers of a,,s TINS y hy-
phy hereby notified 70 attend special neetlS ~
Company, to be held at the Engine House, On SUNDAY
MORNING, sd inst, at 10 O'Clock. - ,t,,-. -,
sCig At WASH. hNSha. FpLenlhn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19


In mineral whefe many ingredients assocstely
soution conceded uncertain how these ngre
dients chemically united the other We how
ever, this case, infer that the water e0ntains-
acids sca chloride of magnesium b carbonate
lime, chloride Of sodium carbonate Of soda secate Of
bcarbonatc of secse of soda Of
sodium and probably other combinations.
H7A line Of onnbusses will from the Springs to Mande
Vile leaving Springs O'Clock NJ the
ing leaving Vaudeville for the Springs by the
loFtl Iepven ns hnat Farre eart
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
II ArHmAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

DEAL ESTATE EAGENT-J0HN PURCELL, No.
II ~ Exchange Place. stairs, nearly opposite Post
ONCE attends Leasing Renting and G9ectien Of Rents OF
Orleans jefferson Garroon Also the investment o
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended
iYlk 6nn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
J. B. WALTON.
,'1s - 80 TTyS,~,.[ge,
DWELLING q HOUSES. DWELLING HOUSES
at Private Sale.
....-.4 BY j. B. WALTON, #...--
THE attention. i parties wanting Dwell H.

AgcTfosERR-0fice 40 Camp street.
TNIIE attention III parties wanting DWELL
NE es Heoss % II y RN HoEsEs q
all descriptions and varying in PfiCc from S2iO9 70 SsJ
In the First Districts
j. TWO MODERN aud SUPERIOR TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLINGS On Camp street opposite to st. Theresa
CAurch.
@ FOUR WEfI-BuILT AND GoMM0DIoUs THREE
STORY AMI Two aud 3 half story BRICK DWELLINGS on
Constance street. corner 0f IrTpsiehote street
g. TWO ELEGANT BRICK Two-sroRY DWELLINGS
on Constance street, corner OF Robin street
4 oNE-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Constance street
adjoining the above.
8 \ ArWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE on Terp
sichore street, between Annancaton and Constance,
g. A Two-SToRY SMALL CONVENIENTLY ARRANG-
ED DWELLING on Terpsich0re opposite the above
n A Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on the southeast
side Of Apollo street near Terpsiehore street
s. A ATWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING Race street,
between Constance and Aanpnciation.
9. TWO TSO-SToRY FRAME DWELLINGS, on St. Charles
Gate NaSades) street, between CalIiope and Clio.
10. A oNE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING; On Basin street,
between Posdas and Perdido and property adjoining.
Il; AN ELEGANT AND coMMoDIoUs THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 205 Camp stfeet-one Of
GasQuets Row.
H. A MODERN CoMMODIoUS AND SUPERIOR THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Magazine street
the Of St. Joseph streelaey occupied by John
D. Ben, Esq.
1s. A VERY coMMoDIoUs AND ELEGANT Three Story
and Attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with extensive back
gantly finished and designed as frstclass residence
a. Arwo-sroRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Poey,
fare street, between Foncher and Annunciation.
15 A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING on Thalia street,
between Tchouptouias and ST. Thomas.
49, A Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on four large
lots of ground Claiborne running through Der
bigny street, between Canal and Gasquet Streets
In the Second District:
II. AN ELEGANT TWo-STORY BRICK DWELLING on
Rampant ST. Philip Ursuines 62
feet front by 1871 feet in depth the buildings tbs property
very and suited for elegant first class residence
In the Third District: #@"
IS. THAT ELEGANT, HANDSOMELY IMPROVED and
very desirable property measuring f3 feet Epnede street
running through ST. John which new, odeu
commodous and convenient Dwelling House and outbudings
fine garden, etc.
10. A ONE AND a HALE STORY FRAME DWELLING
corner Of Claiborne and Columbus Streets
20 A ONE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE on Claiborne street
between Columbus and Laharpe
In the Fourth District:
q. THE DWELLING HOUSE on the corner of Chesnut
| First streets, occupied by Harry I. Hays, Esq.
| %. AN ELEGANT TWO-STORY MODERN DWELLING
| on Prytania street two lots of ground.
| 23 TWO TWo-sToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS o.
| Second street, near Apollo.
| Also
| SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE AND HIGHLY IMFR0E
ED COUNTRY PROPERTIES in Bouigny, the line of III
Caolton Railroad in Greeuye and in the Fourth District
aFo full descriptions Of the several properties prices
terms, apply 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
uLxsa MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
Nf3F7 .rNSo FORTE MANuFACToRY

VIII SNAsE co, Sos. i, 5, and Eutaw street. Bsl-
ore respectfully inform their Southern friends hs they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the great
demand fer their Pianos. They unqueoably the most
durable latest improvements, and fully
aneed for years. and great power of
and agreeable touch they are unequaled.
Thalber strakoseh other great pisnss have used them
in their certificates for their superiority
They have years taken the first premiums
all competition all the different States where they have been
year they received fve first premiums At
Montgomery, Ala, for the best Southern piano. and
one for the best against all competition,
fall supply Of the above instruments may DO found at
agents in New Orleans, at
NELL L wAsHBURN'S
Corner OF Camp and Common streets,
iels iy&W Story Building, tup stairs,D
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
Suop ROOM AND STEAM POWER

Mechanics wishing to ren, sHoP ROOM, with STEAM
POWER, can be accommodated by applying 70 A.M.".
D. G. LowBER 4 co,
sela "a No 73 Camp street, N o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

7 w. Ss j. r. STARR,
- CAMDEN II o m W r s,
Camden, New Jersey.
Manufacturers Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUSfor GAswOREa
WROUGHT IRON RooF FRAMES for Retorts and chez
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required for setting intas
latest and most improved modes
WASHERS, CoNDENsERs, sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retorts from pressure
PuRIF IERs, varying from 1000 100000 cubic fec. daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs, for PURIFIERS
| STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS. TELESCOPE aad SINGLE, with Cas-. Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
| GAS GOVERNORS or REGULAToRs
STREET MAINS, from IL 4s nehes diastsr for Water
Gas.
| STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS such Is Branches, Bepds
i Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from to 30 inches either plain
| WROUGHT IRON woRR-An the Smith snd Ehee. Iron
4 Work required In and about Gas Works.
ABConmunfcatons should be addressed to the PRINCE
| PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
| k9-BRANCH OFFICE. l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA ie13 1y&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

H5-NOtice-rF0 the holders OF Bonds of the
New Orleans Ofeousas and Great Western Railroad Com
pany: .
The Interest due LIST Of October next will be paid
in London Messrs Barring Brothers Coz Oh all bonds hay
ing the London endorsement.
All other coupons will be paid at the Louisiana State Bank,
excepting such the holders by notice given prior 2
September require ment Of III New York. and these will be
paid at the Union Bank of that city.
WILLIAM G. HEWEs, President.
New Orleans, Aug. 25 1860. au25 tseaJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
57uE LoUIsvILLE ARTEs1AN WELL WATER

I
This Celebrated Water which obtained from
Well Louisville from the depth of 1850 feet has been proved
by Professor Lawrence Smith, of and
Professor Chiffon New York. closely allied
medicinal properties, the faramed waters of kissin
gen. Bavaria and superior to that of the Blne Lick Of Ken
ncky and the Congress Springs of Saratoga for sale
this city.
Diseases Dyspepsia, Costiveness Derangeents
Of the Liver Nervousness etc etc. far Of the
mineral heretofore in 1t is put up in bottles and
packed with strong boxes containing
dozen bottles. For sale in New Orleans by
r. B. FERRALL; Commission Merchant,
EGO - 10. IL Pnydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

closed mail consisting of letters and newpaner for states
cities Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Enray sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.
sent from the Post Once In York seIsiweekly
"a mail for the Yves. India Islands will be sent by TINS