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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

JOHN TODD.
12 and lf........,.Ghartres st.........I9 and IL
Has received from the Manufacturers another large
of the following Goods with thar dispose
the
REGARDLESS OF COST!
cases WARREN MILLS Bl.EACHEp SHIFTING, at loc-
Worth l21Sc.
cases WARREN Extra Fine Mellow Finish at h1lc-WOrth
l5c
YORK MILLS Soft Finish, at l21sc.-Worth l5e.
LOUISIANA, Extra Fiue and Soft Finish at l5c
Worth aGc.
Thompson celebrated IRISH LINENS at
81 piece of rs yards-Worth Sl5
1000 yards Fine White Ola MUSLIN, yards wide, at 81
yafd-Wnrth 81 30.
200 dozen Fine LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs, at
81 50 per dozen Worth 81 80.
Swiss NIusIins! Swiss MtlsIins!
From celebrated rnsnuactory Of RoBT MCBRIDE CO.,
from 25t 70 5Oe per yard
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
Also reduction stock Fine OR
CANDY h 4BEs. RICH ORGANIZES, FRENCH ia Gti-
NETS, etc, jyl6 2patMoTh&sa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

VIcKsBURG, July 14-The steamerN n. W. Thomas
passed down at g. and the John Walsh at s o'clock
yesterday evening, The Mary r. passed down at
B., and the VIM. NJ. Morrison at 8 o'clock this
morning.
LOUISVILLE, July l3.-The Ohio river at this
point is at stand with feet inches of water in
tile canal by the mark.
LOUISVILLE. July 1.-THE Ohio river at this
point is falling, with 5 feet Inches water by the
mark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

G. Rlache Co. sell at 10 o'clock, at No. 50 Chartres
street, German cigars. etc.
Montgomery Smith sell II o'clock, No. 1876 Gravicr
street, furniture,
sPartculas advertisements aneton heads page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

s5- DIR. Charles e. Ikeiis, Dentist, No. 152
Canal between earondelet and Baronne New Orleans
nI4 2plyAfo&w
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

should slsc Ia required 10 mature 4. pl.a
for the reorganization of our militia. and
report 10 the regular session ofthe General
Assembly on the frst day Of the session.
H. should he composed Of men of military
education and experience, who will thor
oughly understand our wants, and the
best aud least expensive mode Of provid-
ing for them. A liberal appropriation
uughttn ha made by ths General Assembly
-n 10, less than bs'fs million ~ dollars
to be expended. under the authority of ths
Board. ~ the purchase If The best made
ertus, of the most improved psttetas.
Even If our relations with the Federal
GUvetnment wets other than they ere, I
should still recommend the same spttp
r'islinn for the State may be ssen - be
almost entirely without arms ss you will
find by reference 20 the report ~ ths Ad-
intant General, which accompanies this
messsge. THOMAS -. MOORE.
t,ScrrivF nFFics. Baton pruer Dee. 20. leH0
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

makers and political ppddlers of
our own section and the holy dem.
agogues who head the factions,
that curse the land If our kindred
abroad VIII You allow the legis-
Iaturp. headed by the Executive 10
order a contention without submit.
ting the question 7 Yes. bear with
even this usnrpalion of authority.
but allow them not tp iprestall
your opinion and cut ont the work
for you To- DO. when you are called
~ convention not aa citizens of
tho territory of Louisiana, but as
American Citizens
Frionds aud fellow citizens, tho
most dangerous heresy for which
you ara Indebted to The great Dem
ocralio party. ia ,his doctrine. not
If the Governor only hnt If all the
politicians of his school the right
Of accession" The word r,gM was
never So greatly abused in tho
sense Of its meaning. as in this
connpction Has the election of
Mr.. Lincoln been effected through
faud Has he taken the oath m
dor the Federal Constitution and
violated IT Then there il the
remedy to ne, wisely provided by
the Constitution itself Shall Lou.
isiana srcndn on tho mere contin-
gency or the event Surely you
men of Louisiana apart from your
politicians. will feel that you have
,ight to answer these questions
for Yourselves without dictation.-
There are remedies yet left us with
IN the l'nion for the settlement of
all the difficulties which have grown
Into their prcHont monsiroun form.
under tho careful nursing Of fanst-
ics and demagogucs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

TuE AIRS OF ABLE EprroRs."-
We have noticed with equal pain
and indignation the assiduity dis.
played by certain editors in care
fully culling for their columns what
ever may serve to swell the vol.
umc of sectional excitement pre-
vailing either at the North or the
South. IL matters not how trivial
or contemplate, in point of origin
or authorship. may be the petty
contingent afforded by any emaua.
tiou which, in their judgment. is
calculated 10 fan the flames of con.
troversy. it is sedulousIy gathered
up as n valuable contribution 10
the cause Of public discord. If
there are wounds in the body poll
tic these humane and considerate
lovers of their country and their
kind construe il TO be their appro-
pirate function to pour into them
the oil of vitrol, that they may be
made to eat still deeper and deep.
er into the vitals of our civil sys-
tenn. Despisiug the task and with
IT the blessing of peacemakers,
they seem to regard il as their con.
genial office to keep keen aud pre-.
cious in the breasts of their coun.
trymen the feeling of public bate
Naf'ona Intslligeaoer.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
lalIp o5aNttr anOG
n.Tos RoueH,
NTnNEan .it,. ....tii.i..DEC i2. 1850.
ss,y. We under tand that the

asy, We under tsnd that the
friends of that talented and popular
gentleman. the Hon. Randall Hunt.
of Orlcans, will invite him to deliv-
o. an address IN the Hall of the
IIouse, pending the session We
hope he will consent aud name an
ea,ly day. No one is mote earnest
" listened to-no one commands
more attention. when his voicp goes
up in behalf Of The principles neat
oct his heart and dearest to the
American people, IL is like the Mar
ceillaise to our neighbors- or To
come nearer home, the star Span
plpd Banpe," in full choir.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

NEWSPAPERS IN PARIS. Paris pos.
scsscs at present 503 newspapers;
~ Of these, as treating of politics
and national economy, have to de-
post u security in the hands of
Government; 400 are devoted to
art, science, literature, industry,
commerce and agriculture. The
most ancient Of the latter is the
Journal dcs Sarans, and dates from
the year 1868.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12


HAUNTED llousEs Ar rAE WEsr--
We have a friend who recently
went housr-huniing. and after n
weary search Tor several days was
upon the point Of giving Mp the
chase Tor suitable domicil. and
had about made mp his mind to
either take mp his quarters in tho
country poor house or at the Bates
House. when H. ! tho sign For
Rcnt' struck hls vision from the
window of n two story house on
MlselssIppl street. IL was a house
OF |~d'nary appearance out aide
but on going IN queer sort ol feel
ing took hold Of our friend. IL
seemed to him that the Hign was
all a lIc. that tho house was airca
dy occupied. but he rubbed his
eycs aud saw clearly that the rooms
wcrc aa empty aH CuCkop's rest
IN March, az he rented tho house
aud moved into IL. From that day
Ia tina hc has been living with a
ghoat Whom ho passed through
the housc'a feeling of something or
eomcbody behind him or about him
prcvadcs hia scnscs There are
certain doors IN the house that. no
matter how well fastened they may
hc, are opened and shut at pleasure
hy nh uneccn power. and on ono
occasion the ghost was seen to pass
out through bolted door. Mem
hers Of the hoWsehold have frequent
ly felt the grasp Of his ghoatship
aud Hcrcamrd for assistance. Night
after night all tho nuisc Of "A family
household would bo performed by
the ghost. aud the most careful
scrunity revealed nothing disturb.
ed. Not long since the noise from
midnight until three o'clock were
all those incident 60 the packing
and moving OF household goods -
The boxes were packed with dishes
and tin-warc. the lids nailed down.
and the boxes roolcd out. Our
gloomy friend fairly danced for joy
at the parting, but his happiness
was of short duration, for many
nights afterwards the ghost moved
back into his old quarters. Since
then ho has been house hnnting.-
When he told the story, the big
drops of perspiration stood upon
h's forehead, and he fairly trembled
at the idea Of being compelled to
guard his family another night in
the haunted house.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
BARGAINS FOR CASH.

nwING TO the stringeney Of money matters.
~ re offer for kais the following articles at a
slight advances on cost for CASH. 2 Upright Pi-
amos from the celebrated factory OF Anchsr frsres,
Paris. ! square Piano, made by Peters, Webb 100
Louisville. Ky, ~ beautiful French Painting On
glass, b splendid Toilet sets, China and sobe-
nian I6 magnificent Swiss and french Music
BoK-s playing 4, o, and 10 tunes 800 ootsn
Playing Cards % every description; Large stoek
Of Violins. Guitars, flutes and splsndid sssofI
msnt of Fancy Goods oc-
declI ED. WA. booEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
GREAT BATtGAINS
AT THE
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.

CiSTU CfOAKS.
A few laii. 10 be sold extremely low
FHENOH MARI NDS.
A fns supply - he sod at ~ cents yard.
rDriiNs.
fine sssoTtment 70 b. sold 81 rs, 70 and 30 cts.
CASHMERE DELAINEs.
few handsome patterns To- bs sold st s2k cts.
SILKS.
A fps assortment ~ plain and Figd. at 10 Ai 90
SCO1Ou PLaID5.
fine supply At 2j, ~ and ~ cents.
CDbOHED FLANNkIs
hno supply at Grestly reduced prices. tdsei7.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

Algeria is now connected with
France by the electric cable laid
down between that colony. the
Balearic Isles and Spain. The lay
ing of the electric cable between
Marseilles and Algeria is to be
completed towards the close of the
present year.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

TuE NEWSPAPER In no other
way can 81 much 81 varied, Ho nae
ul information he impaired. and
under circumstances Ro favorable
frr educating the chiId's mind. M
through iudicious, well conducted
newspaper 10 live in village
was once te be shut up and anin
atructed but now a man may bp
hermit aud yet cosmopolitp --
lie may live in tho forest, walking
miles to post office, having a mail
but once a week. aud yet he shall
he found familiar with the living
world us the busiest actor in it
For the newspaper il n apygIass by
which he brings near the most die.
tant things microscope hy which
he leisurely ptamines the most
minute ohieCt--an eartrumpot Ivy
which hn cpllectH and brings with
in his hearing all that ia said aud
dome all over the earth--a museum
full of living pictures oi real lie,
drawn not on canvas but with prin-
ter's ink on paper. The effect of
hhpra|iaiug aud enlarging the mind
of the young, aud this weekly com
merce W III the world, will be ap-
pasent ,o any one who will ponder
IL. Once a liberal education could
only he completed by foreign travel.
The.sous ui ouly the wealthy could
indulge IN THE costly benefit But
now the poor man's son can learn
ap much NJ homo az hundred years
ago a gentleman could learn by
jourpeying the world over. For
while there are Romo advantages in
going into the world. il ia the poor
maa's privalege to have the world
come 60 see him The newspaper
ia a great collector. a great travel
er, great lecturer. IL ia the
commcn peoples Encyclopedia
the yeeum, the college.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO REET-Ap-
Il ply "
declz GOLDMAN d. FENDLER.
FINE DRESS GOODS.

I NOW offer tho balance Of my stock ~
i Dre-s Goods at cost, consisting OF Rich
Printed Delaines, Plain and Figured Mo
rinoes, Poplins, Silks and Dre.. Goods of
all kinds al. these goods will offer very
low for cash, in order TO reduce my stock.
declZ. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

As CHRISTMhS AND NEW YEAR
"a arc fast approaching, We would call
the attention Of our customers and The
public In general, 10 our large and we'll
selected stock OF Watches, Diamonds. jew
slry and Fancy Articles, suitable for pres
ents for tho young and old folks, and in
vito ono and all to call and see what we
have, and at what killing cheap prices We
will sell in these hard times.
GOLpahNN a. FENDLER,
Third street, opposite the Bank.
decl2
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

T'HE PRtss IN Russia. Stock
holm journal quotes, IA curious
specimen st The manner in which
the press ia treated in Russia, the
following circular Of Count Berg,
Russian Governor Of Finland, TO
his subordlnates:
Since the commencement of the
troubles which are now agitating
Italy, the journals published in the
Finn language have given copious
details Di them. But az | am ol
opinion that the people of Finland
cannot derive much advantage
from n knowledged Of events of
this kind. aud that the editors of
the Finn journals would do well to
ill their columns with more instruct.
i've articles. | beg Of you to direct
the ccpsors only TO allow 60 hc pub.
lished on the Italian question. in
newspapers destined Cor the people
opinions in accord with the princi
ples of order and morality, aud
with the sentiments of duty of an
obedient people.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
p.,. ar.a,.,,.. ..a chemicals.

DHYsICIANs and Planters viii please esll SUD
sssu'ine my large stock Of Furs Medicines
-"d genuine preparations that am nov rsosiv-
Jog. " u bay.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

ITsE rIALoN's CHENICA IHvtgORA-
W Tor 70 prevent badness and To eurs sHsetusl
~ scruf ~ dsndrun. sBd 10 gi-e the bsi' m"st
delicate, silky and g,"ssy rpeistu,s. for sails at
d.cl1Lw II u. DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
sIOIIssf yIOI.INsff

A FEw vety ssps,io, VOLTS, Leo aas sssef,-
~ mspt ot Violin strings. fct ssls st
d.oiz2w n u, DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
GOVERNOR mooRE's MESSAGE.

ed hy The opinl"ns ekpressod ~ the
message. read On Monday the 10th
inst. 10 both houses of the ESiraur-
dinary Session The response of
Governor Moore, to the eeveral
gentlemen of Orleans. who petition
od him whilst there tho other day
10 convene the Legislature gave
the shadow of which we now have
the substance. The Governor was
not prepared then, TO recommend
eoccssiun and revoluiion-eithor aa
the Chief Executive ~ the state ~
"a q private individual Not a"
now. now he is prepared to come
up to the full ma'k, made Ivy our
Masters several years ago Now
he ia prepared 10 cay bluntiy.
"t maiutsiu the right of each State 90
secede from the Union"
Speaking of the Convention, which
the legislature will assume tho right
to call without admitting the ques-
ton 10 the people, the Governor
SAYS.
"If I an not mistaken In public opn
ion the Contention. II assembled. will
decide that Louisiana will not submit 10
the Presidency of Mf Lincoln "
South Car lima has amid she wpnId
not, through some uf her assumed
spokesmen Mississippi, hss PIE
pared the way for another Com
vpniion. which will No. doubt meet.
with the same result of the "ee
called for eimilar purpose in la5O,
and Louisiana. 10 expected. (" ~
aud do likewise. As for ourself.
tho public ia advised. that on the
Ath of June last. we resolved not
49,,
equanimity. hy anything present.
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"'' wv "'"ey ""' ~
e''' ','' ~ Wv
"o'" WV "Ne''''' W WV ''''e' ""'
""'y yeN'''"'y W. " "'''' P''oe'
"'s nam" y" wa "e"'' ""'' S"o'' u"
'''' ~ ''''
tho Constitution of tho uni,ed states and
cl ,h's STATE anI ,ha' WV 's',h'ullE anu
duties incumbent upou me "a Governor Of
'"e same
u "a no tmc now !" INC r"''ros"
EPoou w''h Wh''h We are n"s'oh'"g
on the ROAD 'o f"'n' 'o atop I" en-
9"''e '"'o '"e nature W "" o"'"' ~
plain, AMI simple, III ''s a"eg'eno'
to the Federal ana state 'ons'''"'
hons' 'here ~ not member "'
e''her brahch OF the Assembly, VINO
nae not p'"ceu o's ha"os q" '"e
hV""ge''s'e 10 Tue e""'' e"'''' we
nave a r'gh' however I" a"N' ~
now '"' Tue P""'o "''"o N prepare"
Tor the brewing storm wh'oh u 10
pr'ng win ", h'aoNer clouds IMAM
were ever A"o"" "''"''' "'''
'""" o"''' - 10 o'' '"''"''' W
""' ""'' f''''''''" "o '''' w
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

I Ann OIL.--For sale by the barrel or gallon,
- 81 u. u. DAYS Drug ktre.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
LIaUORsi LIaUORsfi

ho YoU want pure spa unsdui,srs,ed Br.nay
" and Whisk something that you esb rsIr
u.on hein pure ana goodi Thsn g. to
daell ~ ". II. DAY'E.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

A LAhHr variety ~ Lspdrath's Ganulns Gsr.
daoi19w H. u Day
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
tONEECIrONARY.

NVFF VI FVNNWFs
poUGHT tpt the trade direct from IN. n.rut.s.
ID tory
I.o@ rnunds Gum Drops, asst nsvor., No I.
l.e"h 4elly asm Drops. asst Hsvm,.
~ BpSss Mited Candy.
~ " Assorted LesengArs.
10 French Chocpi.ts
10 Msrshmellon rsste.
for 81 nj
daci22- LAYS Drug stor.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
rERpUmEayi pEaFUmERyii

I t.vttE THE AfTENT1UN ~ rHE LADIES
1 ~ the large sud varied .sso't,nsnt Of m.
fetfumstV aud other Toilet sttiels. that .ra
nov receiving
~ . ronsJe., Toilet sc.p. Tvil.t powds,,
Cologne, Cpld cream, Uompouna q W
phor Oil, fcr chsppsd hands. f.cs.,
lips, sunhptas, etc, tsttsst. ht
the hsndke' chief Jocsev CIue.
Moustline, Frsbsipsbpi,
TurkIsh Esssncs,
Urientsl brups.
etc, etc
F-r sal. =, Il. % DAYS p,px sior.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
SfECIAb ~ DTIC ES.
ACADEMY HALL.
Wednesday, Evening. December 18th.
SECOND NIGHT or
THE DRAYTON'B,

IN TWO NEW DpEtAS.
Nv AbMisSION. ~! Children .nd ss,v.n,.
hslf price
eH Secured sA-ls ~ be obtained without o.,
trs rhsrge. ~ hrCORMiUE 5. ~ the Post ~.
FIRE, frr sirrr entertainment ~ for the seris-
~ Doors "pen 81 81. p'elrrk ovsrtur- 81 ~
dscf z. IIDNhsH, AGENT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-04
YES O MAY s.
OR RECOMMEND
FUK hECUMWENU
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Coloring
AND FIND 1T TO Re


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February 6, 1853.
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Last Summer had reached my ~ffty.third year, when I
induced by a friend to purchase two bottles of Helm.
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mendation which have been rendered to the propretors of
Hair Coloring or Restorative. 1t has been
used by thousands of people, audit never falls to restore
the color and growth Of the hair. This singular effect Is
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RE:
WI STORED.-Just Published, in a Sealed
Envelope, A LECTURE ON THE NATURE
TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPER-
MATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Ennis.
sions, producing Impotency, Consumption and
Mental and Physical Debility.
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful consequent
ces of self abuse may be effectually removed
without internal medicines or the dangerous ap.
plications of c~austics, instruments, medicated
bougies, and other empirical devices, is here
clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, as adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by means of
which every one is enabled to cure himself per-
fectly, and at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day.
This Lecture will prove a boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, postpaid, on
the receipt of two postage stamps, by address
sing DR.. CHAS. j. c.. KLINE, 4S0 First Ave-
nue., New York, Post Box. 1856.
Aug 80 IS "
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHIL

TOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-
Ill DELPHIA.-A Benevolent Institution es-
tablished by special Endowment, for the Relief
of the Sick and Diseased, afflicted with Virulent
and Epidemic Diseases, md especially for the
Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act
ing Surgeon, to all who may apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, (age, occu-
patton, habits of life, &c., and in cases of ex-
treme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhea,
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envel-
opes, free of charge. Two or three stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2, South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the
Directors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Aug 30 35 ly