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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
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The stream was smooth as glass; we said, :. Arise
and let's away
The siren sang beside the boat that in the rushes
lay;
When shall the sandy bar be cross'd2 When shall
we find the bay2
The broadening flood swells slowly out Ger cattle
dotted plains
The stream is strong and turbulent, and dark with
heavy rains
The iaborer looks up to see our shallop speed
away.
When shall the sandy bar be erossd? When shall
we find the bays
Now are the clouds like fiery shrouds; the sun,
superby large
Slow as an oak to woodman's stroke sinks flaming
The waves are bright with mirrord light, as jaoinths
on our way @5 a=Vg s
When shall the sandy bar be crossd? When shall
we fnd the bay?
The moon is high up in the sky, and now no more
we see
The spreading rivers ether bank, and surgipg dis
tantly
There booms sudden thunder, as of breakers far
away:
Now shall the sandy bar be cross'd! Now, shall
we find the bay
The sea gull shrieks high overhead, and dimly to
our sight
The moonlif crests of foaming waves CLEAN tow
ering through the night;
We steal upon the mermaid soen and start her
from her lay,
When once the sandy bar is crossd aud we are in
the bay
What rises white and awful, as ahroud. d.enfolled
ghost?
What roar of rampant tumult bursts in elangor on
the coast?
Pull back pull back the raging food sweeps
every oar away. ~&ssb
o stream, is this thy bar of sand? o boat is this
the bay? s=....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
...=5a. DIR. Hoonand's
@ ERM a N BITTE ER5,
DR.. Hoenand,s
BALsAMIo CORDIAL,

IL > a VI " " Is " L a IL
Tho great standard medicines acquired
heiE great popularity only through trial. Unbouudea
satisfaction rendered " cases
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, ,JAuEDIcE. DEBIL-
ITY OF THE NERyoUs SYSTEM, DIsEAsEs or IN
hIDNEYs III diseases arising from adisordersd liver
weakness of digestive ogausare speed, aAa
permanently cured by the GERMAN BrTIERs.
The BALsAHIc CORDIAL hss acquired reputation sur.
passing that Of any similar preparation eGtnh viii curc
without fG the and long standing COuGH COLD
or HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, INcIP1ENT CONSUMPTION, and has per
formed the most astonishing cures known Of
CONFIRMED ooNsUMPTIoEi
Afew viii also euro she most seysrs
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by Dir. NJ JACKSON %,
No Alb Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa and sold by dfug
gss deaiern medicines everywhere T5 PEI bot
te The signature 9. ". jackson Win bc on the outside
wrapper ofeach hottie. #4s@@ @l3-7
the Almanac published annusay by the propreiors called
EvERYBoDY'sALMAKAcy you viii find testimony and com
mendaory notices from all parts Of the country These
given away by all our agents.
j. WRIGET CO., Agen.a
Fl and lbl Ghsrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Judge Norton was solemn, stern and dignfed to
excess. He was also at once egotistieal and
sensitive to ridicnle Judge Nelson was wit care.
less of decorum, and had sharp voice. He did
not like Judge Norton. At bar supper, Judge
Norton, in an elaborate speech, referring to the
early days Of Wisconsin, the rude practice of that
country, described in tragic manner thunder
storm which once overlook him in riding the old
circuit.
g It was night in the forest; the scene was aw.
fal, and, 2 said the Judge, 4 expected every mo-
ment the lightning would strike the tree under
which | had taken shelter.H
"Why, then,n interrupted Nelson, in his peculiar
squeal why in thunder, then, didn't yon get under
another tree p,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

FANCY, VARIETY AND TOY Goons.- The flush
of New Orleans he Aoday times upon us Mr.
B. Peps gent bazaar Of toy, fancy aud goods is in all
the glory Of ia immense aud beautiful display varied
chande Ihe proprietor has imported imncnGas during the
season past in preparation Cor the winters which
he reasonably expects a his house will enjoy deserves
uneaampled prosperity The public may eonsden y rely
that they viii ndat Mr. pss extraordinary lection
fgoods the way Of toys, pefuaery dress nes articles
Of The toilet ornamental rinets asiicles Of yirte etc
person visit the store without being bewldered by he
Of neifa merchande and without seeing wha, he or
weid ike to purchase We invite 10 Mr. PNp
sdvsytssenlenf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

A FINE FAMILY GROCERY EsTABLIsHMEST-T
new grocery establishment of Nessrs Forwood Gbbe los
Camp street. is eetain TO become popular center of trade in
family grocery supplies 1t Is conveniently located and the
proprietos have the of enterprise which essential to sue
They opened With large admirably
of goods which fresh aud nice be- whether they be
staple articles of provision those 6elecabe condiments and
delicate which come the head of fancy
In short Messs Fowuod Gbbe have hand every sort
and variety of grocery goods fom oshead Of sugar TO
bottle of pickles. fine lot of wines and liquors. best kind Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Bargains IN DRY GooDs.-All of our lady read
Will please refer the advertisement Messrs T. Larous
su Co These enersing dealers have IN their
spacious stores l Canal street and ha of Baroune
and Poydra large assortment fashionable dry goods
of all kinds which they offering extraordinary bar
gains as may ee seen ty reference to statements prices
advertisement The ladies will nd decidedly interest
20 examine these goods In addition assortment Of dress
and ncy dry goods Aesrs L. Co. have exceent stock
housekeeping and Of plantation goods which they are sell
ing low for cash. Real bargains ay certainly be had
either Of the stores of these merchants
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

A Tennessee youngster showed good grit, ac-
eording to the note of correspondent in that
State, who writes: The worthy gentleman who
rules the rising generation of boys in this town. had
occasion to correct little fellow, named johnny
-, and Master Johnny had got into a fit of snks
about having been whipped. The pedagogue,
wishing to convince him that he had been justly
punished, began to argue thus Johnny suppose
you were riding big horse to water, and had a
keen switch in your hand, and all at once the horse
were to stop and refuse to go any further, what
would you do? 7 Johnny st;ffed his sobs for mo-
ment, and looking up through his tears, replied,
I'D clnck to him, sir.'' "But, Johnny, suppose he
wouldn't 60 for your clueking, what would you do
then2s .srd get down and lead him, sir.n "And
what if he were obstinate and would not bulge an
inch?s "Then I'D take off the bride and walk
home Y said Johnny, who had made up his mind
not to acknowledge the necessity Of coercion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Among the many advocates for immersion was
subject beforehand, and on one occasion, when
he arose to speak, as he opened the Bible his eyes
fell on these words: "The voice of the turtle is
heard in the land.n At first he thought lie was
stumped. AZ length he said At first sight one
little consideration you viii see there is good
deal in it, Now, you all know what turtle is. If
you have been along by pond, you have seen
them on the logs summing themselves. Now, it is
said The voice of the turtle is heard in the land
But the turtle HASN'T any voice that ever anybody
heard. it must be the noise that the turtle made
in plunging off the log into the water, hence we
conclude that immersion is meant, and thus that
immersion will be universal.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
FrzwlIlrAM's NEW STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT

FITzWILLIAMs NEW STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
AT 76 Camp street Mr. Fizwiam gentleman we'll known
to the commercial community Of New Orleans opened
neg and admirably stocked stationery establishment
ment Of merchandise in ell the staple fancy articles pertain
ing the stationery business being entirely complete we'll
comprising improved and altogether desirable noYeles
Cotton factors referred item which is published in
advertisements touching tie superior cotton sampng paper
which MI has for SALE Bookkeepers others viii give
heed to what is advertised about the make of gold pens
for sale by Mr. They will doubtless call examine into
their merits
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

A Rhode Islander. travelling out West, after talk
ing several drinks, went on board the steamboat
for Cincinnati, and was astonished that the clerk
oaly took five cents for his fare. Soon after, an
other FIVE cents was calledfor and the same thing
repeated several times. AtAast he asked
Is ihic) this da.nger.(hic) Gus hoat?n
{ BY no means" said the clerk, IS bran newt
Then lhics why do thic) dant you collect all
the IA fhie) hair at once--not bother a tel (hic)
heller for it every mile as it comes due ~
8 Really, where do you think you are going
tsCinein (hic) hinnatn
6 sGineinnati2 said the polite eosndnctor, " this
Is the ferry.boat, and all the afternoon you have
been riding to and fro between New Albany and
portJand Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
FIVE PREP Ap .n,,o. :,

gsarhs eoIs. oss asassnsis sssssh diseases, ",
sas No. for Depression Of sps ds s. i
and Neryops opanis arising from p9s,ds and
sas .s.5 No osss sasas Dss,
a ssen BY drops and carried for absorption Il
ass gain yop retain The o9 circulation
this For sa Rbs Sbsasns,se See special sas Irregn
Bladder s' ss. hsspen ss 1sss9' Rsssg @
bottle fflce Of the good NJ. scslons,
York J. T. wRfaaT SR1hrF do DUPONT, No 1os stosav
i wSoD f,6, "D Mo- .sa - s,ss n.y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
sllver-bac1ee,i I.oolsing-elasses.

The Injurious effect Of quicksilver upon the health
of persons engaged in the manufacture Of mirrors
is well known, leading either to an early death or
a helpless old age Medical science has in vain at
tempted to remedy the evil. In Furth and Nurem.
berg, both noted for the fabrication of looking
glasses in various shapes, the strictest sanitary
regulations have only resulted in slightly diminish
ing the proportion of deaths among the artisans
The attention Of Lebig was called to this fact as
early as 1886, and he instituted a series of expert
ments having for an object the substitution Of sill.
yer Tor quicksilver as medium of peculiar rehec-
ton. He succeeded in making syered mirrors
but the process was expensive and the results i'm
perfect His investigation led to Others and Dray-
ton of London, and Petitjean of Paris, established
manufactures Of similar mirrors. But those of the
former were too costly to come into general use
and those of the latter after few months became
feeked and at last useless. Meanwhile Iiebig was
not idle, and about four years ago he devised a
cheap and simple method Of coating glass with
silver.
Shortly afterward a company was formed al
Docs, consisting Of Mr.. Cramer capitalist, and
Dr.. Schindling, one of Liebgs pupils, for the pur
pose of providing the trade with silvered mirrors
by Lebigs process, the silvering of the glass occu
pied only from two to two and a half hours. The
metal is afterward covered by galyanopastie
process with coating of copper, which is pre-
served from oxidation by another coating of var
nlsh. The silver is one-sfxteenth thousandth of
milimeter in thickness "a milimeter being o3937 of
an inch), and the cost of the mirrors when finished
is no more than the quieksilyered ones. They have
been submitted to all tests, and are found after
three years use to be as perfect as when first
made. So firmly is the silver attached to the plate
that the action of furnace fails to separate the
metal from the glass. They reflect, as has BEEN
found by experiment, 20 per cent more light than
the old mirrors. There is no doubt that few years
more will witness the general substitution of sil-
yered mirrors for the unhealthy quickslvered look
ing. glasses. Brossette Of Paris has also patented
ihethod OF shVefmg glass Tor reflective purposes,
process IS found to be less effective than that
Of Liebig's, although approved by some French
ch mis- sta Of Ilnfn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Healthy Human Blood upon being AKALgzED always pro-
san Us with Essential elements and gives course
rae TINE Standard. AnalyEe the Blood person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scrofna etc.
and we certain deficiencies glo
-e 9od Food Is founded 5r . are nssae %.
ng success. There are ilS l heory-hence ~. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

NEW MALAGA FRulr.-Messrs. a. r. Cochran s.
HAIL. IL New Le.ee street. in seept OF The fst cargo
the of Malaga fruit comprising great saek Of
fresh rans in boxes also zante Creole pceans
sron sof; shell almonds, lberts Canton ginger and NJ
Smyrna gs The trade w please refer to The advertisement
Of theie merchants.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
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i oE.lTIcAII. ITEMS

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4 marching skraagh the streets, pentres
81 1xa merchants ii The Union party
tarAHe ~, rrss,,aY, and
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sexste sht daF V sae Pens,
Is s..ss.ysxS ,,irgt Al 4,exander III Stephens made
i5 S. Z ~ I'll reuaarkahIe speeches at Savannah,
sssarsjs. ii defence q Douglas The savannah
;,s,,s5,YIrna 8Beil) says Of the speech
Mt s&sphsas slossd by asking " three e. hearty
S1sax FOR posssas Wn'oA Ms'e p.o''i's' $50
GHNyqsENaA r 90ss y" a'sys - 80 ~
stzHiHg Galliesnia lor pousass sspissses ~
II f,sfgafe that California will so for Mi.
IN ~ s4ss IL IL rs majority ana th3s Brecknridge
Ugq&*s ~ y. .,5 ss.,,.,g;ss.s n N haliaved
fAn ssassa sito = . ri
YIlaf &kS HeIt men VIII mostly Vode iof NE aaE. noas
ls fs2xasor fs win and Gen. McD0ugal have been
4 es xsSaausls abusive. accusing each
& f,afor,;a n
0tfef rs asa9nes'ss
fSs 7ffy1igF6d tsiat hosuie correspondence Aau
\ ~ ss.4s zaxsF.
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~ Eye t;,af a,ss b.er ssna,,p aattle5 II
s's III Sa,,es II fl,see DOUGLAS Democrats
Ifsrnacrats and two gell men.
"a tlesa ,art;ea have baen
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if'Se ala,nsoF fvax) Yindicator contains letter
I5etcher. replying TO committee
sis xs;.sF sssnstit4enfs. IN which he advocates
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kse cafsse aH1 ~ sAs sosssses =
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ss s5,4 .y gssS~s Daniel S. Dickinson has writ
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cuiSien lat 3assaay nlght Jus1 g. the iatief were
1ffsasfu0 fsa1n their club room. Accounts pub
IA, sS ss sIsaf tha Daurlas men were the argres
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3 w R0Eloc aaazE WAS gwen, the hre department
e fs3;ed eQt ani considerable excitement prevailed,
4 s,Ss ~ say;as,s damage yFas Slone.
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NEEx TRnEsAhe montgomery 1Aia.} Post says
s1SS VI Bail and Everett have been told that we
&s 8, ~. ~ ~ -, 4;
4o Z, ' .ss 80 -s
Heeiads saey Nial hsRe y she " ota 70 support
! oa1 N3affoxin instead OF thear ownto support the
,s5atSsssn ST the Consttutional Union par ys The
sbs Iynion. and the enforcement of
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

MEDICAL. See advertisement of Messrs. J..
Wright Co. u and ISL eharres sreet They offer for sale
wholesale retail Dr. osgoods Iadia CholaRogae Davis
Compound ssrsp Of Wild Cherry Tar Daeys asgi
cal Pain Extfartors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

TORCHES. Pyrotechne politicians will pieass
advertisement Of Mr. r. j. white No. a New Basin He
prepared furnish quantity be,t pitch pie toFcbrs
pun together with wire strappings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
FNE FRENCH Day Goops AND PARrs MILLrNER

FINE FRENCH Day GooDs AND PARIs MILLINERY,
Mr. iohn Todd announces arrivals OF rich fashionable
Parsa goods such elegant benets riding hats
French flowers. pumes velvet coaks palees peses bur
nous ec for ladies and misses But Todds assortment Of
new Persan dress silks and hne French goods espee
ally worthy the attention Of fashionabes Tney will fnd
all that is beautiful and stylish promenade riding and eve
ming wear and Will scarcely tail purchase what will adorn
heau fully and ogtaceully appropriately and eofsraby
Seq aar nrlfsanaent 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

about shree acres Of people there. The news
paper accounts say ten thousand people were
present. lsagannah Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Doors, sHoEs, BRoGANs AND WINTER CLorINe.
ne a me aepon Of the trade 10 the sale of boots sho and
winter clothing etc. take place this day 10 O'Clock H. NJ
at u LeanAen bache Ces auction No. GO Clatpes
street. Terms at sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Jones was riding up in Westehester county, md
saw board nailed up on post in the yard Of a
farm house, with the sign painted on it: ' This
Farmfor Sail Always ready for little pleasantly,
up apron full of chips ut the woedpile in front
Of the house, he stopped and asked her very
politely when the farm was to sail? She went on
with her work, but replied to the question in
stanter, Just as soon as the man comes along who
can raise the wind.n Jones hit Dobbin sudden
cut with the whip and dashed on
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

ataasas. GARDNER SMITH Co. win sell on this
day al le O'clock at No. Rampant street between asal and
cusouhses hae mahogany black walnut tu uiture etc
See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

HOUSE FOR SALE.--An admirable house ana lot
jackson street. Aigie Is for sals Anpeaion
10 se l1lade at No. rs Front street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

ssE. = See advertisement Of q stray
) ssssseinsd. a Al,bsFarreward will be paid on
! the house.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Tue atteRtion of the public Is called to the sale
at 10 o'clock No. Camp street. Of the
ef Fslyct tapestry, brussels and ingram carpet.
thsaiiag, shades, etc, 70 be sold fos account of
Bessn, partially damaged by water.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

CorroS WASTE, for engineers use, is advertised
BY p. G. Lowter & COT I72 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
sAEFoRB,s
= u q VIeoRA

| -. @ compounded entirely from \,
that ba standard Medicine known las become %
the diseases for IT. 10 now resored to with BY all
=. ior which it is reeommapds "a confidence In an
| s,n .a' @ cur cured thousands within tho -.
Up al hopes of relief as tbo '' Two whe baa
cafes in Possession sbo ~ numerous unsolielt.
nal taLtn. toae ~ must oe adapted the temns,.,z
Bowels - such Quantities as To sot 80 s indiFide
Ltn I ale'ates of your Judgment o,s
Attas and It will care Tiv % ~ an tne use the
Dysenta,v n, onronc Diarrhea spy,a tn Bilions
Cholera oholeya go, stomach Babitua Costiv paalns
dice, Female Weaknsa onoiera ihtanta Flatueoe enoc
Ordinary Far, y and may be used Jaan-
ttonsn5 ay Medicine. viii cn 6. eeessfuiy as an
spoonsfuI ara IN twenty minutes if adache (as
giving their of attach 'nree tea
"a, a. "Aer In the mouth with the r.,
Frice, slper bottle ow
ompoundsd ,.ass Family catbsr...
0A-poun1ea from pure Vegetable Ersaaa Pulls.
The an end keep in ana put upn lsss
sh s e asla and sess
used s seipaSani p baetise than
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a.u =. WRIGHT 4 CO ~
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soid BY evsy Tussts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

FRENcH CoRsETs AND NETS FOR THE HAIR. The
ladies will please refer to advertisements Of Lion Ande
aud % Royal street. They have just received large supply Of
French corseis Rnd Of ladies' meta for the hair
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
SONG.
By LORD MAoAULAY.


stay, Madonna! stay, z5..5-
as IT'S not the dawn of day
That marks the skies with yonder opalstreak;
The stars in silence shine;
Then press thy lips to mine,
And rest upon my neck thy teryid cheek.
sleep, Madonna! sleep;
Leave me to watch and weep H..
0'er the sad memories of departed joys,
Ger hopes extinguished beam,
Ger fancys vanished dream,
Ger all that nature gives and man destroys.
wake, Madonna wake;
Even now the purpled lake
Is dappled or with amber fakes of light;
A glow is on the hill,
And every tfiekling rl
In golden threads leaps down from yonder height
fly, Madonna fly, --a- -N".t
Lest day and envy spy
What only love and night may safely know
Fly, and tread softly, dear
Lest those who hate us hear
The sound Of thy light footsteps as they so.
Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
!, T,.s 9pml,1 Preparation
sazzE1st WEssV
That has
spoo = rns TEST OF TEAHs

That has
- rus TEST orr YEARs
nd grows more and Popular every dayi
pi'l ltmopias new and almost without number might he
ana e m ladies and gentlemen all grades Of society whose
united ted in y ~ I'M ,Id d ov and ,reserya he hair Of
.orese to old age in all Its youthful beauty.
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Prof oOGd s ssa w a %I %I Sf 81 ds Weuy s
sss 5e complicated chronic dlses attended VIII an srag
bs,os eS e. sdce dsPeaasPse hay hsye n9s been
ase stuff o y bna as s g
sp am y induced pay Bsg , Hodge, y s @o E9o,
&c as.lss ss Ill SSss s,tsIS pSS
Ssis III ss 6ss ss ssTiE d saS a Sysl
ssng ma @ Ss9 s @ GSs sSa
IL being destitute means e purchase ny more
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,%fe sidoa 9 and the atheress,"
"'a0s senp Thy friend, sUsANNAH KIRBY
ItGovrER, Noble county Ind, Feb. 5. 1859.
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H. he whole upper paft Il my scalp ~s Almost snrsS
p 1 is and much e the FpSn9g po,sa
h viii not be surprised when tell That upon ~ re-
not no s mass ssa' q q Sa % ae @ $
sn more intimate acquanance were TO recognise me
Bills @ te IVY w o hnr p 9ba ynu 6pjr
hue u aaa5 ia % as foseJ 10 become reconcisd to
% N ,ia later syt ~ the yenr T
ae, ual IN w et G % @ s a. H.
" reliable Restorative tried hpt-
and found ID nv great sasfc producing the
decriT na IN e aa III H. bn a. % cna ~ yery
Of Cash hacr bajr phich n % no NJ 1nnssS ean rv % " W W ~
so Bas my gratitude yoar labor and skin 10
.on of wonderful article have recommended It's use
many my friends Hcguainanee who, a happy 70
y aFm you, are using ii with Ike effect.
IN y Very respectfully, yours
*. III. iiATTA,
-a Attorney y.and Counsellor
m Depot No. All Broadway sold by all dealers throughout
athe world.
The Restorative up In bottles of via: Large
medium small This small boldshaf pint, rsss
bottle. The medium bottle holds eagt twenty
per proportion than the small and etats f9rt~o
dollars per bottle heage holds luar forty per cent
in proportion, reialls for three dollars bottle o. j.
W6OD CO. ProprietoFs A broadway, New York and ia
Market street 81 Louis Mo- and sold BY ali good drpgTa sd
| fancy goods dealers
j. WRIGHT 4 Co, Agents,
2l and I5l obarirea street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
NOTICE TO ELECTORS.

The following is the official notice Of the places
for holding the polls in the different precincts on
Tuesday, the 9th, which we give for the conve
nience and guidance Of our numerous readera: -a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
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