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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08

Extra special trips from at night by The Horsa Gar
when required, by notifying the Conductor - - ~ ~
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station when notified
Fare each 10 conductors must have ,nel
notice to stop. 1855 ny i'iieit
omnbnsses leave Canal street for the Depot every five min
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08
BENTLEY D. HAsELL

Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent.
, 1860-07-20

By the arrival Of the steamer Pacific at Vic
toria, we have dates from California to the 7th
inst, but nothing later from the Atlantic. For
San Francisco papers we are indebted to Purser
Lowell.
The Overland Mail stage, with 81. Louis dates
Of June II, arrived in San Francisco on the I'd
inst.
The Pony Express had not arrived when the
steamer sailed, though hourly expected.
No news from the Baltimore Convention.
The House Committee on military Affairs
have prepared q sort Of substitute to the Senate
bill for paying the Oregon War Debt The bill
itself is less favorable than the Representatives
from Oregon had anticipated, and the substitute
is better for the scrip holders.
Dates from Richmond June II, say that the
Fre.Ecaters will go to Baltimore and demand
tho opening Of the Platform question. II they
fail in that, they will re-assemble In Richmond,
GO on with their business, claim to be the true
Democracy, nominate q candidate for the Pres.
dcncy. Gen. Joe Lane, Of Oregon, will be their
man.
Secretary Floyd has commanded Gen. Harncy
to Washington, with a view Of arranging q
campaign against the Shoshones and other In
dams, to be planned on q large scale, as Govern.
ment is satisfied we are to have war at an ex-
pense Of many millions.
A correspondent, writing from the newly dis
covered gold mines in Arizona, states that one
man washed out 500 from pan Of dirt, and in
many instances from one to three dollars had been
cleaned to the pan.
William J. Robertson is favorably spoken Of
to I'LL the vacancy in the Supreme Court Of the
, 1860-07-20
SaiI Sraatistu.

PARTICULAR
NOTICE
TO PURCHASERS of
EUREKA WHISKY.
THIS WHISKY HAS ACQUIRED A REP.
J. utation far more enviable than any Whisky
ever offered in Barrels or Half Barrels In Cali.
fornia. It's
SUPERIOR AND UNIFORM QUALIFY.
has become so fully appreciated, that the demand
fOrit has largely increased, and the quantity now
sold Is much greater than any other brand Of
Whisky on the Pacific Coast
CAUTION:
The great reputation Of the EUREKA WIS.
KY, imported exclusively BY ourselves, has In
duced parties in San Francisco to put up cheap
article Of Whisky, in imitation packages, brand
ing It
"EUREKA WHISKY
using the same style Of letter As on the genuine
Imported article, and also, using our shipping
mark 81. 7. d." sometimes transpOsing the let
tcrs to avoid detection.
This common Whisky is palmed Of, ID large
extent, on the unsuspecting purchaser. for the
GENUINE EUREKA, thus enabling the seller
to make large profits On a cheap imitation whis-
ky, which is sold on The reputation Of the genuine
article.
To protect ourselves, and enANle purchasers to
, 1860-07-20
DALY'S
Aromatic Valley
w H - KT,
ror, AfrnfCrSAr rfcr "a,

w FL Z - x ~,
FOR MEDICINAL USE, M
HAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
1.-The worlds estimation which jhstides It's
Proprietor in claiming for Il
A SUPERIORITY UNitltAbED,
Produced, as It Is, by process known only to
the Manufacturer, and extracted from the choicest
grain, which grows nowhere butin favored 10.
caIity in the Valley Of the Monongnhela, and con
tAining no particle Of dcleteriOus admIxture; Il
has acquired a reputation ior perfect purity snd
intrinsic excellence, based solely upon It's inherent
merit which the Proprietor does not intend shall
ever be forfeited. Its universal use BY the &
MEDICAL PROPEssION. f
is most urgently recommended. Already has
ii found It's way into the principal public and pri
vate Hospitals in the country, and wherever Il
has been once used, Il forthwith becomes ne
ccssity. 'tf ''i''sf R.' l's
The attention Of consumers Is called to the Ger
tiHcates Of the following weIl-known Chemists:
sFass AaAyns oEncs, 81 eonusn y,
DosluA, Mass April iIilA ISIS { Z
Dear sr-f have made chemical analyIs Of your aAro
matte valley Whl11y,1 and andh pure. nne-aagoled
recommend sultahls for medical and puhc plye1cl
IT. iISs cnanlnl 7. JhcEsoa, ND, .fa
Stats A.layer.
fatsAf Hra YonE, ArEil l0lh. lste
Ihavs analysed sample Of baly,a Aro,nnfle Valley
WHISKY and and NO b. pure arcle, q Inc navcl, and
-'n'o' my '. 1;s'i Jasss X cunsos, Mn chsnI.t
~, m n..x -, t4i ste W 5i4f
pear sir.-9oar q Arumnflo Valley Whlalr" : ~
eslved and amer earsi examination. hnd 4 . Be bafs
article entirely (e non Tie adnlierning lngiral.nuse ne
qusnay used Ks SAnn :. hAfr' eA,nl,-
, 1860-07-20

The cslebIaisd elephant, Victoria, connected
with Dan klcu's show. died laisly from injuries
fecsIved While swimming the elnni1lans river IN
California.
, 1860-07-20

tAs Hra YonE, ApFil 1olh, 1858
Ihavs analysed sample Of Galys AEo,lnlle Valley
.-''' i, II. - JAZZ, J.ss 4 cna.o.. Nh, ch.nI.
, 1860-07-20

D.ar sir-ioaS Sii AromafIs valley whlslxr \ -
ceved, and, amer earef examination hnd 4 . Be hafu
article entirely nee non he adnliening neflnul . ne
qusnty used Ks sAnH :. AAf.', en'nl,- 1.
, 1860-07-20

GREAT REDUCTION InTh1 PnIfE o.
BOARD AND kODCINol

As ALL OTHER HOTEL 1rEEFEng nr-
"A dless ne puhls n general, \ b b y. I.l.II d I.|
bssl nunpuaalnE lIs.h hu,lg l.ll NJ - I|' ~.
eiheI nliIcls 100 o n1l1I1n| n l lI|0
ne world h gsnsr.h .len ~. uer..s u.. Z. 1900.
cullomtfa and moderate ctnl1MlIlI ~, II1NIIU "'||
Inform the public hat Ne haa lllld md rll1IIII ~ ~
dld and capaclQul houIl n c1Iu1I 81 Commercial ed
MIn 1rec " the papIoul anl uIt1EcI 81 I.'II|I..
which cnmmanit mol only fuIl rlsH 4 ~ ~. I'| ~
unobltructrd view oi ne sound and aa1In| 1n|I NI|I4
travellers and Others an laIsl. n|I1I I II ||.I
aoraclY accommodated. 10 plraIl 1I 1HI|. |I n
gderahlc eNplnac, he has 1n1an1I l IIII|II q
French cuoE, Who VI I1Tl pains % II..|I I|I|...
Win The AID of Commodore Scranton. a.II II |.|
services of I0M o. |.|.|
dom. Who VII act ualcrI % ny uur'llI 4I|'u. ~
CeeIiials N question have 1rm1d r1 oI % 0I0 ||.
veht household. but nlF that lyIaul 4IIAn| cIII| nv
nud 10 he rrnn1r River sud u'nrI. uN.I| De N||||. ~
dore ruho has taken an Interest IN f11111 .|
Al eonaasrahil expcn1e ne anz11 anl rI1N| 0|| 81.
and see for themIeFeA Another rlc1 E1I0n NII I||||
should paiFonEa ., 1ly never 1IIln u| II |
nor driven oul % lla house ~ l1nIEI L.
The man that used rive crli h1l I1'| |'I|I pa Al
your huuhl1 a1fVnnl hal dcIII o EI1H . I I'I.|I
ioclIllr1, my motto shall fa hlncl|rI|N end |I0|I|
epLENIY 10 Eat AND 20 CNIUIIH
Eat. hurry lrarll1I, oll IN I1G NuI|-
You knau don't crl1|I-d1nI a. Or |INIIT
I've trusted TOO many and I1un1 d 10 |IIn'
eonou muli nlon \. q l'1l IN ~ 1In|a
sA saa = L. y, THOMPSON
rroprielnr q InaurI1aI Hotel. r.
ofd NlIIIa41uMI W.T.
, 1860-07-20
0AuTToN.

has esme 70 ny tnousdss that pares 10 san Francisco
have r.sogtsd 10 s base aFtce " attempting y ge No
label Win some slight alterations u.Ih ne name Duars"
instead Of DALT's Aromatis valley whisky.-
and also using the word cuuEntlps Insissd q -hie-
These bogus iAbsls iass been fui bottles Of entirely
dsrsnt shape from mine eonianlng he eommenet trash
and packed in eases intended initiate and branded similar
to the genuine. using The "DELAYs" instead o.
sDALY'S.S
D.aIsr. as vel a eSk1ahsfs eauIsnsd uo V bsim
possa upon b his bogus article e.an
Particular attention b called to he shape of ny noe,
which s unlike any ohsr and also 70 The william
n. DAILY. New York." blown In each bottle,
have fears Of his OF ohr spurieus article inter
iering with the sale Of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY,
bu. cannot allow sush base fraud 70 bsPsie.ssd upon
honest merehans and he unsupesnE consumer without
n''''' WIZ. II. DAILY,
Sole PropIletor.
NOTE:
DALYS AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
l. for sale By mos, Of he respectable Liquor Houses In Cali
'''' wM. NEWELL 3 CO,
sole Agents.
star San Esanelseo.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
Philadelphia Market.

Flour-The markets are rather dull, and
sales at sc for superfne, 5 G2la5 10 for
extra, and CaT 80 for extra family and fan.
cy brands, as in quality, Rye Flour 4a4 l2l,
corn meal 3 10 per bbl.
Wheat-We quote Red at l3OaI40r, and
White ut l50alGac a in quality. Rye Ste,
corn, yellow, 12c. oats 42c.
Cloverseed 4 25a4 so, Flaxseed l GO.
Cattle Market--The receipts Of Beef Cat,
tie are quite small this week, reaching only
about 400 head at the different yards Sales
at $Sal0.
Mr. james p Aftiick has opened Ludwcks
old drove yard, at the corner Of Lancaster
avenue and Hartford street, West Philadel-
phia. $40 head of fine Cattle were sold there
to-day at good prices. There will be fine
Cattle offered for sale here on every Monday.
$50 Cows Sold at this yard during the week
at from $50 to GO per head, as in quality.
G00Q Sheep were sold at from 4!a54 per ID
gross, IS in quality.
l75 Cows sold at from % to 80 per head as
in quality.
The arrivals Of fat Hogs at H. j. Imhof"s
Union Drove Yard were ,020 head; still fed
sold at from 50a7 10, and corn fed at
from 5laS per lG0 lbs, as in quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Remedies

Have now been before the pesic for FIVE wears ana
have everywhere Won gohCn opinions from th, ,,n,
thousands who have used them. "'E
Simple. free from intricacy. tcchnicality or dor-
they have become the ready resource and ;iId t Al ~
parent, traveller. nurse, invalid and have teroae
the family physician aud medical adviSer of ,s.-,
ands of families. Nowhere have they been tried vii
having been approved and their highest n,r
alton is among those who have known them lbnges,
and most Intimately.
y. B.-A full set uf Humphreys Homeopathic S,e
cfcS with Book of directions. and twenty ,lif.r.r,
Remedies, in large vials, morocco ease. s; dim NJ,
plain ease. 81; of fifteen boxes, and I,,,l :.
Single boxes, - cents and 80 cents ~
These Remedies, by the single box or case are sen,
by mail express. free of charge. any address m
receipt ot the price. Address
Ir. +. HUMPHREYS K co
No. 562 Broadway. New York
CHARL ES RITZ. wholesale anil Retail iy.gt + .
Lecstocn aad ricjity o,pi druggists ad stor< snCro
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
Book Notices.

The June number of Arthtu's Ladies
Home Magazine is embellished with elegant
steel plates, fashion plates, &C.. &c. and the
contributions of Mr.. Arthur and Mis- Town
send, the editors, enrich its pages. In addi-
ton to their productions there are others
from the pens of some of the best Amer
lean writer's, rendering the work worthy
of its high reputation. Terms, two dollars
a year. Address 7. S. Arthur & Company,
No. 325 Walnut street Philadelphia.
The June number of The 1Haatic Monthly
has two articles of great practical utility.
and Model Lodging Houses in Boston. Ro-
ba di Roma is very learned treatise on a
popular subject. The articles entitled, In a
Fog The Humming Bird, Chess, A Short
Campaign on the Hudson, The Representa-
tive Art, Clarian's Picture Japan, The
Sphynx's Children, and the Professors Story,
ever sprightly and entertaining, and the usu-
al critical notices, furnish a table of contents
rarely equalled. This magazine is justly en-
titled to the high position it holds in the
literary world, far exceeding anything of the
kind which the country has hitherto produced
Terms, three dollars a year. Address Messrs
Ticknor and Fields, Boston, Mass.
The May number of The Farmer and Gar
dencr, and all the numbers of that publica
ton from the commencement last September
have been received. We take this opportu
nifty of returning our thanks to Mr.. A. NJ.
Spanger, the editor, for his courtesy in fur
nishing the back numbers. The work is
very handsomely printed in quarto form, at
the low price Of one dollar year. 1t com
prises vast amount Of information bearing
upon agricultural interests, and deserves en-
enlargement. Address Mr.. \. NJ. Spangler,
No. 10 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
sa~M. Auguste Mariette, an eminent

EG-M. Auguste Mariette, an eminent
French archaologist. writes from Egypt that
he has discovered the remains of a large pal
ace in granite in the immediate vicinity OF
the Sphinx. He takes this palace to be that
of Chephrem, who built the pyramid. No
less than seven statues of this prince have
been found in the palace.
B@.A meeting was held at Harrisburg last
week which adopted resolutions in favor OF
railroad to the Ohio river through the south
western counties. 1t is easy to talk about
constructing new and expensive railroads
nowadays, but not so easy to make them.
Few of all the railroads constructed in this
country have been Of any benefit to the orig
inal stockholders, while thousands have been
ruined by them.
Eeg-A meeting was held in New York the
other night by a large number Of members
of the - Union and Constitution Party" who
are not satisfied with the nominations made
at Baltimore, and preliminary arrangements
were made for bringing Sam Houston in the
field. They called Mass Convention 10
ratify his nomination, which they claim will
command a much stronger popular vote than
that of John Bell. Intimations were thrown
out that it might not be impossible to induce
one wing of the Democracy to join them in
support of the " Hero of San Jacinto."
Bzg-John Iverson was recently arrested and
imprisoned at the South for aggravated poly
gamy he had thirteen wives The daughter
of the jailor whose hospitality this Unsuitable
polygamist was enjoying while awaiting his
trial, believed him innocent, pitied him, loved
him, opened the prison doors, fed with him,
and became his fourteenth wife. After eight
days Of domestic bliss the husband disappear
ed, and left neither trace nor money behind.
A reward was offered for his capture; des-
| cription of his fascinating person was circu-
lated, he was recognized in village tavern
by a man who thought of the reward offered,
and set about preparing his tolls for the vic
tim. In order to instil confidence into his
breast, he made his acquaintance, invited him
to his mansion, and then went off to procure
legal assistance. When he returned, his
home was deserted alike of his intended prey
and his wife.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
Attacks on Mr.. Lincoln.

During the past winter the lewistown
Democrat and other sO-called democratic
papers, in the expectation that Mr.. Seward
would be the Republican nominee for
President, were as unsparing in misrepre-
senting that able and distinguished states
man as the same papers were formerly in
yilifying Henry Clay. Their attention is
now turned to Mr. Lincoln, and the public
may of course expect every species of libel
and falsehood that political profigates can
invent. These men, who are ready to en-
dorse an avowed disunioniSt, should he be
nominated at the Baltimore convention !;
who unscrupulously defend bribery, fraud,
and theft in the present administration ;
who can see no wrong in whatever Buchan-
an and his adherants may do, though their
actions peril the safety of the Union and
are at war with christianity and Justice
are likely persons to tell the truth respect
ing political opponent! In answer it
VIM Oo Ht'iiClShC dI PiSnChC " iuOIe tHc
National Intelli gencer, which is one of
the most conservative journals in the coun-
try, as we'll as one of the most impartial
which says that when Mr.. Lincoln was in
Congress he was distinguished alike for
The ability and amenity which he brought
to the discharge of his public duties !"
that the "sclection was tribute no less
to the political position held by Mr. Lin
coin among his confederates than to the
popular talents he is admitted by all to
possess, and, in consequence Of the deep
and wide public interest that was felt in
the issue Of the contest between him and
Mr.. Douglas, his name acquired new ce-
lebrity beyond the bounds of his State,
while the manner in which he bore him.
self throughout that arduous struggle has
doubtless largely contributed to procure for
him the distinction he has Just received at
the hands of his party, assembled in gen
eral convention;" and that Mr.. Lincoln is
"justly entitled by his private worth and
proved ability to wear with dignity any
honor" his friends may be able to confer
upon him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
n0-The Rev. Theodore Parker, of Boston,

r9~The Rev. Theodore Parker, of Boston,
is dead, having died at Florence.
eeApA pike weighing is pounds, and near
ly three feet in length, was caught in the
dam at Blairsville lately.
E9~The Baltimore Turnzeitung, the CEN
tral organ Of the German Turner Band of the
United States has declared in favor of Lincoln
for President.
pEapA large and enthusiastic Lincoln meet
ing was held in Philadelphia on Saturday
evening. There was speaking from FIVE
stands.
BsapA young woman named Elizabeth
Lentz, residing with tenant on one of Col
der's farms, near Harrisburg, died suddenly,
under circumstances calculated to awaken
suspicion that she had been poisoned.
A Model TeraB DiUjne.-A Texas paper
says that Rev. r. P. Thompson, native mis-
sonary in that State, is H breaking himself
of the habit of swearing, and reads the Scrip
lures quite fuently."
Hsa-The Court OF Erie county, at the late
term, decided the question of granting licen-
ses to sell spirituous liquors within the limits
of ths county, in the negative-that is, refu-
sed to grant any licenses. At present, there
fore. there is not a licensed liquor tavern in
all Erie county; and so far as the law is con-
cerned, the traffic is without legal sanction.
s1~ Alexander Dumas has left Paris at
last accounts, for Marseilles, to start on his
voyage in his little steam yacht Monte Girls
to. He takes with him FIVE companions, one
a professed photographer, three compositors,
a pressman, and press, so that the records
of his voyage will be printed almost as fast as
! they are written. The trip will last fifteen
months, and NJ. Dumas expects to write and
print two volumes per month
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

gsAThe two steamers which left New York
for Liverpool on Saturday, carried out 81 ,227,,
900 in specie. 1t is said that the importations
Of foreign merchandise for the current year
will amount to over S40O, 100000. This is
Custom House valuation. The real cost is
fully % per cent. higher. 1t is easy to see
what Will be the result of these enormous i'm
portations if something be not speedily done
TO check them. If our present tariff be not
changed another reyulsion is inevitable.
s9@The vote was taken in the NJ. Z. Con.
ference on Monday on the new rule, making
the buying, holding of men, women or chill.
dren, with an intention to enslave them an
offence. A two taird vote being required the
rule failed of adoption, there being two votes
less than two-third majority in its favor
ayes 1873, nays IS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
FFV 4. FN ms.
Publisher, No. 439 Chestnut Street. Phila.
Just published. THE LIEE oF THE EMPIRES.

Just published THE LIFE OF THE EMPRESS
JOSEPH line: vii" Of Napoleon l.. by Cecil li Hart
y, author Of Uo. David Crockett" Col. Daniel
Boone etc, etc with a splendid Portrait engraved
on steel.
one volume, limo. cloth, 81 pages Price 81 90
And upon receipt of the price. with u cents addition
al for Postage, a copy Of the Book. together with
handsome present worth from 81 cents to $780, viii be
sent to any address in the United States
From the Ptof7cc--The Empress Josephine WAS one
OF the most remarkable of all the extraordinary char
actcrs who rose into conspicuous public positions in
consequence oil the French Revolution. Wonderful
were uie events 81 her Htc. With the klndest and
most atectionate of human hearts. she united the
sterncst principles OF rcctude and comprehensive
genius.
In political foresight her superiority to Napoleon is
now universally recognized. Had he listened her
admoniti0ns. his empire might have been averted IL
i worthy of notice that this political foresight and
ability has been inherited 10y her desccndants-two of
whom. Napoleon Ill. and Pedro H. resprctiyely tha
present Emperors of France and of Brazil are among
the ablest sovereigns now reigning in the world.
The events OF Josephine life, and remarkable traits
OF character which She displayed amidst the most
amazing vicSsudes OF fortune afford not only an x-
eeedingly interesting but highly Instructive lesson
70 al VINO read her biography In this respect her ca
reer taken as whole may challenge comparison with
that OF any other historical personages in history
Josephine constantly looked TO the glory of France
and the tame of her husband the two most desira-
bie objects When Napoleon desired to perpetuatc
MS dynasty by second marriage which might yieIi
nun mae nor 10 ms throne. Josephine noby sacri-
feed her own feelings TO what she was told nIirht
eyentuate to the advantage of France In his adYer-
sly Ih'S uie woman forgot all but their happy years
OF welded love-remembered not that she had been
rebudiated, but that he was unfortunate.
We nave freely drawn upon various anthors who
nave recorded anecdotes and traits of josephine as
related to them, with the tender regret of affection
which, too late, recognized her fll value bv Napoleon
himself in his closing years aud it j. hoped that the
book VIII be found reliable as well as entertaninr
ply.
Copies of either of the above book. with handsome
gut worth nom 90 cents To Sl00, will be sent to any
person IN the United States receipt of 81 and II
cents 10 pay postage, by addressing the publisher who
,ne45d M ot ealing your attention to his liberal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
Notices of New Advertisements,

Mrs. Marks is wholesale agent for the Ko-
ma SOtar Hair Dressing.
The Commissioners for railroad from Lew
istown to Bellefonte will meet at Milroy on
the 18th June.
+. J. Hoffman has Steel Share Corn Plows
for sale.
DIR. Locke will be at his Office the first Mon
day of every month to spend the week.
Farmers who want cheap Reaper and
Mower are referred to the advertisement ol
Shem Zook.