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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

w. d u. F. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS.
Camden. New Jersey,
-Manufacfurers Of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS As WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES for Retotts and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required setting them in tho
latest and most improved modes
WASHERS, coNDENsERs scRrBBERs and EXHAUST
ERS for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 2o l,50eGGU cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sTEvEs, for PURIFIERS
STATION METERS of all Sizes
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS, inches diameter for Water or
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches, Bends,
A Drips, Sleeves,
STOP VALVES from to 80 inches, either faced or plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-All the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
communications should addressed to the PRINGI
PAL. OFFICE, CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY.
PHTLA DELPH,A. ieiS IykW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
- HYGEIA HOTEL aep.ss
R#i Old Point Comfort. Va, March j. 1850. ~ S


- MosTGuIERy WHITE SULPHUR s..,s
I ISeis bear the Virginia aud Tennesse Rail SsS
asA Eoad IN Montgomery county, Vsita will he npeI
fof The recepifnn az VISITORS the OF
psety TO accommodate has Increased BY tie addition 81
pleasant The buildings all
cd and whitswased and he b dJg hae been much npased
Mattresses Passengers reach This place without Stage Tage
and those who may desire go he Salt Sulphur.
here they wish and Then proceed Mcss Kent Fek
I'm PeytuHfs iie of superior Roa Hafse teaches
leave ALLY, reucing the Salt Pond dinner Sal sui
phur 40 miie} and tho Gree hre White Sulshur and
Sweet Springs each 81 milel dinner without night
Ieaye Yrnis and Tennessee Railroad Big Tunnel aiion
mya I'm RoBT. H. M0SBY, Proprietor.i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
1 UrrBER-LumBEk-LunaEn-

sDO0 feet IA and IL Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tengued and dressed
10000 feet II and , wide dressed Florida Yellow Pins
FLOORING, tonguei and grooved.
na1OOO feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING tunpned aud grooved.
10000 " wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tni,gued and gronved
10000 feet TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING square edged.
1900 feet dressed WEATHERR0ADS.
5tOO0 rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Incl
Boards, Weatherhnards, Scantling, Ieisis, etc.
SSS1 faat assorted Cypress Lumber, faths and Shges
Sashes, Doors Blinds, Mo1idines etc., etc.
Fsr sale at the lowest market prices in lois suit purcha
seTs by SiMfSbN Il DORM,
aaSQ gy Sew Basin,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
sw erlsans gais Crescent auesdas ssonna su 8, 1860
SUMMER RESORTS.
1ssAE CUOPER's WELLS HOTEL, s,xs4
E@al HrsDs COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI, @lss
Is now Open for the Reception Of visitors.

Only Ten Houra Travel from New Orleans yia jackson
Railroad.
The undersigned laeiy purchased this popular place
Of snFiGer Resort 9d have spared expense repairs
efHg % make equal any Of he Northern watering
places and first class Hotel.
1ae superior medicinal qualities Of the water eligible
uaon Of the hotel and ronnd with gfroun9ng sceaery and
ne drives, sks favorable resort FOR the pcsureGskng
csmnnnity of tie Sonth
Connected With tie Hotel and for the anuseent our
guests have billiards, Pistol Galleries Ten Pin Alleys
md fine Band y Music a Livery stable, gfere be found
Sadnc Her6es Bugeles Carriages. sabng
liodatlois for those who bring tnefr esfabihmens
Arrangements have been New Orleans daiIy sup
pics from tat ke in the Of G o5ce a5lGs
ice, which, With The productions Of the surrounding coanFy
viii enable rs to keep superior abs
iEls ~ r. W BENRURY k CO.
nsA, BhGHEI0HSs' HALL, BUoxI-rH2 SUB
l would respectfully inform their friends
AGIpaBe that hey haze A pAGEat BIoXI giee Gysry
ng GOOD 10 cat and drink may be Had The shteat notice
during the non.bs The accommodations single
:1tlemn, or Bachelors viii lie found good the es iad
is dsnety anno1Hced, tla. e patronage Of except
baehaers IL solicited
isz7 II SMITH MILLS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

A. POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE,
lEI The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will be
opened for the reception Visitors about the 10th
the PROJECTORS ser themselves that the reputation the
abishment shall eeIorae for appont-
mens and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health was
fully tested by the epdecs hich prevailed both in
New Orleans and Mope during The of 1855 not
single Of yellow fever originating Point Clear
The salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast
few yards OF the Hotethe of always
agreeable Freshwater Shower Baths can be had any time.
Fish and Oysters abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for all who wish
keep their carriages and horses The drives vicinity
shaded with magnolias oaks cedars pines etc., beautiful
and extend in every direction.
All the usual at Watering Places such Bill
be under the charge OF anxious please
for those fond of Aquatic Sports will be neglected
A good Band of Music is secured and will play lawn
aftefnoons--and for dancing. evenings
line Of Magnetic Telegraph is established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter OF The Union
The fine lopressnre steamer .CrcScent' Will
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
and Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will 20
down mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ modae those who
Mobile by the morning boats.
Should ths schedule be changed notice will be given
the Mobile and New Orleans papers
1he PropEeorS return their thanks to the public
the liberal patronage heretofore extended the Battle House
aud their Point Clear Hotel and hope nae themselves
renewed obligations
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN & CO,
Proprietors Pons Clear Hotel.
Mobile May !, ls6o Also OF Battle House, at Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

ssa FOR RENT-A NEW AND PLEASANT CoUR-
@ TRY HOUSE, situated in the of Magnolia, Miss on
I ,e Jackson Rroaa, large enough for one Two fami
lies ao Stable nd GHrrage Housc Il redued For parten.
lars inquire MRS. NUkT0Nts 10 Poydras street. or 10
iels If Magnolia Miss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
o., l4AUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR x,,s
NlM SPRINGS, MISS. 80.

This fashionable and popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of visitors the 10Th day Of June next under
the supervision Of its old proprietor b. b SMITH, who we'll
known in the South hotel keeper.
The Lauderdale Springs situated the and o. Railroad
1853 miles from Mobee morning train leaving Mobile arrives
at the Springs at O'Clock p. NJ.
The place has recently undergone thorough repair
nished throughout with new elegant furniture.
The waters have been by the chemists
the Emitted States and the medicinal properties waters Is
unsurpassed by any in the South.
R-N pains viii be spared to make the Hotel
hrst.clnSs
my22 am B. B. SMITH 4 CO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

hsn OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL -Ths degntfnl
l Watering Place X now being horoashg renovated and
neNgy furnished, viii open the reception Of
iors the 1 Of June Every effort will be MAIDS
render visitors comfortable and make their stay pleasant
Thlre tiuae than SpFius8 yachting,
fishing bathing Tie table will e furnished with ever yhibg
tEat is to be found in the New Orleans Market together with
Fish, tGme, oysters, with Which the lake surrounding
country abound. Fer the Of guests there IL Ten
Pin Alley Pistol Gallery Blird Tables The Saloon
will be supplied with The choicest Liquors Wines and Cigars.
Band Of Music will be in attendance during the
Bugses and saddle Horses be hired tho Hote Also
saibpats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions
The Bathing facilities be eseslled
the Lake The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
powers in excellent condition and in close proximity
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited by cpdencs
is decidedly the heacst we'll the beautiful location
tfle g nf shore
rny1sI &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBR ATED WHISKY d.
sires to introduce the article the public city
| and country the
| Purest Diffusable StImulant
which has been prepared for medical proves itself
acorda heahtn and invgorang 10 the enfeebled
whether by disease 1t distilled rye and
malt and its nutritious properties preserved By process
peculiarly his own, whereby tho Fusil OIL noxos in
Eredients known be contsued in the Whisky general use
completely sepnrate5 thai the purity this
| tce from any foreign atiriixture is guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from the most emf
nent Analytical Chemists OF PlRdhpha New York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed it with their
Diploma and Dir jackson, of Boston, has testified under oath
| TO its absolute purity. Read the following
| ERTIFIoATRs:
l Philadelphia, Sept, 0, la5s
We have carefully tested the sample or Chestnut Goya
Whisky which you aud nd that none of the
poisonous substance Fns OIL which is The character
iste and injurious ingredient of tho Whisiea general use
\ BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAHAG,
| Analytical Chemists.
| New York, Sept. 3, 1853
Ihavo nnalzd sample OF Chestnut Whisky recayed
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadepha having
carefully tested it, pleased is entirely tree
from poisononsor dcleierous an unusually
| pure aud fine favored quality of Whisky.
| JAMES r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial snaples of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves the heavy
Fusi oils and perfectly pure and unaduleraed ne
flavor of this Whisky derived grain used in ani-
fucturng it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. o.. State Assaser,
No. l6 BoYlston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
l5 Walnut street,
ie2 ly1W PnnApEIrt1A.
4A No. 40 MARKET sTREET.
n & T. A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

OFFICE PosTcHARTRAIs PAIIdio.D CO.,
New Orleans, May 81, lsfA I
RgNotfce-At 2 meeting OF rIe Board OF Di-
focfors held the at Dividend Of AZ
declared the stockholders representa-
tives lIth Company
my3l If HENRY WHITTEM0RE Secy.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
BARNES HOTEL,
-, TEGARDEN HOTEL, gs.s
AtM MISSISSIPPI CITY. -

The undersigned, long and favqrahy known Propri
Of Bowman IolIse, jackson, Miss respectflly
informs his friends the southern public. lie leased
for The The eAeuyely and popular IEGAR-
DEN HDTEIs in Mississippi City.
He pledges himself 70 maintain In fun the well known excel
lence tic Hofcl, and render hitherto, very
best sensible for recreation in the Seuh. All
tha heIlhui pleasure aud putine land
viii the guests, addition ordinary
cofaios Of hotel life For families theaecorodations
be surpassed.
jel3 3m II. HIIzHEIM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

- PRADAI.S HOrEL, fs.LoxI The under.
signed successors 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Ptaa formerly
fl peess of the Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
nounce to the public that this establishment open
summer Attached to the ho,e good billiard table,
beautiful yacht saddle horses bggies CARRIAGES
ing pleasure and comfort Visitors Pradas Hotel wishing
TO land ut the hotels wharf will please notify the captain
boat.
my17 3rn JOHN B. & EUGENE q. PRADAT.
A.. PASCAGOULA HOUSE NOW MUCH EN-
fE!sJ LARGEI
MiI MR.. AND MRS DoDS0N, wish to inform the public
thai they at all Boarder the follow
ing rnes:
Snmmer-per m nth, SS5; per week, S1f per day, S.
WinerP Per month"; SIS; week, 81; per day. 81 SO.
g@This establishment combines all the comforts Of home
being quiet tn larger hotels having separate bath
for iadies and gentlemen etc. Telegraph Office by
myf6 5n# W. S. D0DS0E.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
FOR SALE---FOR SALE.

EOR SALE = SECONDHAND STEAM ENGINES
Il WATER AND GAS PIP, etc,
One Novelty Works Engine and Condenser about
horse with two y inch purps also two brass
order. - 9
One Doctor Engine, a horse power with three brass
Syrup and one Lifting and Force Pump
Ono new extra Fire Front with Crate Bars, etc.
One Boneblack Furnace and Bonebnek.
Two pairs of Centrifugal, with Shafting and Pnlleys
Sugar Moulds Bolts, Flanges. etc.
Fonr, five and six inch cast Iron Water Pine
: One and half and two inch Gas Pipe
For terms, apply to A. THOMSON 4 co.
my 3m a Tc,n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

- BEERsHEBA SPRINGS HOTEL-TEN-
tsEiil NESSEE MOUNTAINS.
AH This delightful SIMMER Resort and Watering Place hay
ing been purchased of Southern genteuIen
have had thoroughly renovated renshed mi fine
order in respect with additional cottages for families will
be npened ior Tho ion visitors the first June next
The Hotel will be under the perntendence of the President
of the Company
The public reach the Springs W tho Railroad in
thirty three hours from New Orleans and also the New Or
leans and Memphis packets
PRICE BoARns
aer month $40 o.
iZ w
z
GhiiHren and servsnts. half price mv2 3mkW
- THE PASS CHRISTIAN HOEEL is now
T.Opci, having every Accummuda First Glass Wa
Vii lering Place. 1t still remains for ssie.
my3 Fun JOHN MCCONNELL, Proprietor.
ax,x x.Irn aAruauz,z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

REAI4 ESTATE, FOURTH DIsTRIGT-sALE WITHOUT
reserve Succession Of John p Wallace.
BY e. ROGER ~ CO.,
ERIDAY. July I3, 1850, will be sold III IL
~ e. tlp 81 Gtarlss itaei hSgliaIse by virtue a.
rder ot the Honorable the Sesnd District
lea ghder date Of February lse and for d said
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with The improvements
thereon situated n the Nnn9 faGboarg Fourth District s
cy in tile bounded by N8yades AppOlo St Mary ana
St Andrew streets, and designated 3S On pn by q
A Hedn Surveyor deposited pan No. I6l onice Of T.
Guyol Notary Public said lot measuring and lines
irent on St. Andrew street by deph of feet inches
lines side and % feet lines side ana 10
feet in width on the line all American measure
sa- TERMS--Casl
Act of before Tieo GIIyol Notary PnbIic at the
pcnse Of the purchaser.
PRorRIETE FoNcIERE, oUATRIEME DISTRICT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

New ORLEANS CANAL ANp 5AFKISG GoEipAEY,
New Orleans, June 70, 1850.
RB-phfs Rank will be closed on Wednes-
day next attn uf Jtty.
iran Al a. II. KERNIoN, Cashier,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

Boston, March 7, 1889
have made chemical analysis of sarnples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which be free from heavy
Fusii oils, and perfectly pure unaduteated ne
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain used in mann,
fucturng it. Respectfully,
"A. a. HAYES, NJ. o.. State Assaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

The best in the United States St. Lous Mo.
For the superior excellence of which thousands testify
ouieners need North for these unrrHlcd Safes
Slg1 rGwsrd will be paid who show that
Herins Patent Champion failed preserve
contents in accidental fire.
FRANK W. ROBERTS h Co,
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West Of the renowned
Patent Champion Safes.
Also makers Bankers steeIincd Safes Vaults Vault
, Doors, etc, etc.
Rank Locks of all approved hand for sale
/ faeturers prices
Menuracory No. 26i North Main street, St. I.ons, Mo.
4 nF 6p
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-23
lINTa yOLUME---NUMBER 4s5.
THE EFFECTS OF TOBACCO.

!. Sir Benjamin Brodie, an eminent London physi-
clan was applied to recently to unite in petition
to have Parliamentary committee raised to in
quire into the effects of tobacco upon the human
system. He declined, because he did not consid-
er such committee competent to investigate
such subject; but he has written letter upon
the subject to the London Times in the course
of which he says:
"Tha effects of this habit are indeed various;
the difference depending on difference of consttu-
tion and the difference in the mode of life other
wise. But from the few observations which have
been able to make on the subject am led to be-
eve that there are few who do not suffer harm
from it, to a greater or less extent. The earliest
symptoms manifested in the arrangement of
the nervous system. A large portion of habltual
smokers arc rendered lazy and listess, indisposed
to bodily and incapable of much mental exertion.
Others suffer from depression ofthe spirits, amount
ing to hypochondriasis, which smoking relieves
for time though it agrivates the evil afterwards
Occasionally there is general nervous excitability,
which, though very much less in degree partakes
of the nature of the delirium hemenS of drunkards
| have known many individuals to suffer from
we're nervous palms, sometimes in one, sometimes
in another part of the body"
The Doctor afterwards adds, in reference to the
habit of smoking as it prevails at the present
time:
"But still graver question remains to be con-
sidcred. What will be the result if this habit be
continued by future generations. 1t is but too
true that the sins of the fathers are visited upon
their children, and their children's children. We
may here take warning from the Indians Of Ameri-
An intelligent American physician gives the
following explanation of the gradual extinction of
this remarkable people. One generation of them
became addicted to the use Of the frewater. They
have degenerate and comparatively imbecile pro-
geny, who indulge in the same vicious habit with
their parents. Their progeny is still more degen-
crate, and after very few generations the race
ceases altogether. We may also take warning
from the history of another nation, who some few
centuries ago, while the banners of Soyman the
Magnificent were the terrors of Christendom, but
who since then having become addicted to
tobacco smoking than any ofthe European nations,
are now the lazy and lethargic Turks held in con-
tempt by all civilized communities"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-23
STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS.

This is the season for agricultural Fairs. Almost
every country newspaper is occupied with accounts
OF State or county exhibitions, and is eloquent in
describing mammoth pumpkins, newly invented
agricultural implements, or some other vegetable
or mechanical wonder. In the United States, al
together there are more than Thousand Boards and
Societies connected wholly or in part with agrcul-
ture, while almost every State has its own special
organization, under official care and patronage but
among the whole, the National Society, which re-
Gently convened in Cincinnati, holds leading po-
slton. The Influences thus brought to bear for the
promotion of agriculture and manufactures are of
the most salutary kind for, by creating an en.hu-
slasm and strong rivalry in these several depart
ments of productive and creative industry, the in>
yentive faculty has been brought into vigorous
ercise and every mental and physical energy won-
derfully stimulated. In this respect vast progress
has been made since the first agricultural exhibi-
tion in America was held, by the columbian Ag-
ricultural Society for the Promotion of Rural and
Domestic Economy" in Georgetown, d. c., May
10th, 1910. Among other premiums awarded on
that occasion, were three dollars for 'two-toothed
ram lambs, for the improvement of the breed of
sheep. President Madison was in attendance, wear
ing his inauguration coat, made from home grown
wool. The first trial of field implements took place
two years later under the auspices of the Colum-
blan Society. Now, the times are changed But
few days have elapsed since the first prize Of hon.
or was awarded in France to American reaper
after thorough trial on the Emperor's model farm
at Fouilleuse; and in England implements and ma
chinery manufactured in country stand higher
than the productions of American skill
With few exceptions, the fairs of this autumn
are spoken of as completely successful, the pro-
ceeds of the fees levied for the admission of spec
tators, more than defraying the expenses incurred
1t is estimated that at least 81 100000 will be dis
tributed in awarding premiums for the best articles
exhibited, and an equal amount will be received
for the privilege of admission. While the results
of the National Fair, lately held at Cincinnati seem,
for some unexplained reason, to have fallen far be-
low expectation, (the receipts amounting to only
about slS,000), the exhibition just closed at ST
Louis a remarkable success. The receipts of
the latter, in single week, were $40, ,0OO.-Jomr.
Com
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-23
NOTICE.

Taken I'D and committed to the Jail of MeckenbHrg
county on the 8th day of September, 1862 Negro
boy about Is or years of age (black about feet
or inches hi gh. he says his is jim, and that
he belongs to John Worthy of CASTOR county: that his
master moved to Texas early last Spring, which
time he ran away from him. Jim appears very dull:
can scarcely communicate anything about his master
home with any intelligence. He has scar on his
right fore finger made by cutting knife. The owner
is requested to forward, prove property pay
penses and take said boy away otherwise he viii be
disposed of according to law.
Oct. 9. 1860 If f. c. GRIER, Sheriff
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-23
state of N. Carolina, CASTOR Co.

o. BIN Equty-To Fall Term, 1860
Joseph Thornberg vs. Caleb Pasour, ct al.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant, Caleb Pasour. resides beyond the limits of
this State is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Western Democrat, newspaper published
the of Charlotte notifying the said Ehraim Pa
appear the next Court of Equity to be held
for the county of CASTOR, at the Court House in Dallas
the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in August, to
plead, demur plaintiffs Bill; otherwise it
will be taken pro confessO and heard exparte
Witness Abernathy, Clerk of our said court at
office, the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in Feby,
ID 1860, and of American independence the S4th year
pr. adv SCI 3O-6t F. NJ ALTERNATELY, C. NJ. f.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-23
o. Bin Equity-To Fall Term, 1860.

o. BIN Equity-To Fall Term 1860.
Joseph Thornberg Ephraim Pasour, ct al.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant, Ephram Pasour, resides beyond the limits
of this State is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Western Democrat, newspaper published
in Charlotte: notifying the said Ephram Pasour to
appear the Court of Equity to be held for the
9th Monday after the 4h Monday in August to plead,
demur plaintiff Bill; otherwise it will be
taken pro confesso and heard eXparte.
Witness, F. NJ Alternately, Clerk of our said court at
Office the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in Febru
ary, A. D. 1860, and of American Independence the
S4th year.
pr adv SCI 3O-6t F. NJ. ABERNATHY, c. NJ. E.