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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

pgLLIARD DTABLEs-BELLIARD
35..........sT. LOUIS STREET. ...........35
Under the St. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned begs inform tho he has
opened BILLIARD SALESRooM at the above place. where
hentends to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated mandatory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati of all descriptions and prices; such as
ROSEWOOD.
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate Wood Bed Also Bagsteile Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushiens, Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
Leathers Pin Balls and everything apperainng to Bill
lizards other games 5o
NBspecirens of the above Tables can beseen atthe st
Charles, Marble Hall and ST. Louis Billiard Rooms.
Repairiag done short notice and reasonable terms
MO ly A. W. MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

ITALIAN MARBLE, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
BAREiiII h CO.,
sells 1T q Common streek
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
vEsEsE OLDEST CANDY nIAEUFACToR7
IN AMERICA

4 IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Ridley & Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sTagFTs
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs, LozENGEs, eto.. etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble refined oA
Sugar without aduteraon admiSturs Of deleerous sub
stances of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested to cal
snd examine our stock and them with those oed
elsewhere.
H- Boxes OF ASSORTED CANDIES, for fsmlios, put ny
to order at pricesrang from 50 upwards.
N Candies etc. packed in boxes of IS 80 and 100 bs
gutabe for the Southern trade, and shipped TO order
aae- ordera by mail promptly executed.
EIs~ Terms cash NI7 "
C. O. sTTnT. S0nFE, r,nAsos. e, e. v. agFpRs snUe4
STpRTEG, SHERMAN 81 CO..
~ IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY Goops, CUTLERY
JEwELRy, STATIONERY, MUSICAL IhsTRU-
MENTs, COMBS, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS,
THREADS,
ETC.,
No. 9s Chambers street.
my2l iyAw NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

DIRECTORS.
JOHN DOI1H0NDE. sfrm Of Martin Cobb 4 Co.
A. b. CHARPEETIER, firm of Lobit, Charpener Co.
N. j. ZUNTS firm ei J. NJ, Rhorer & Co.
CARL K0HN. Arm of c. Kohn & 90.
r. w. OGDEN. finn of Cusachs i Ogden
L. F. .GENEREs firm Of Abat, Gsneres Co.
VICTOR NJ. IGNAN
JOSEPH DEYNO0DT.
A. GHIAPELLA. anl5 tnyl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
INSURANCE.

oers NJ T. Ducros Couand Edward Barnett notary pub
lie.
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the orgnalextant
IN my current register.
In faith whereof grant these PRESENT. under my
IL. 81 and the impress fmy seal Of Office at New Orleans
aforesaid this 9th day of July 1860.
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parrish q
Orleans ceres that the foregoing Charter has been this day
recorded In Society Book No 4, Folio AL. N4..
New Orleans, 2Sth July, 1860 - ..,.
jy5f au6 32l2 JOHN HOLMES, Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

certify the foregoing to be true copy of original
In my current archives. :. AZ,
Witness my hand and seal at New 0rean on the 18th day
VI aat 3D. a. = t'O'' WALTER H. PETERS, MP.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

This Company continues insure against the pes Of the
Loss and Damage by Fire, at the
rates of premium.
Insurers in Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege of participating profits of the Company accord
Ing The 18th article of the charter if they prefer dis
of fifteen per cent will be allowed their pramlm All
losses promptly and equally adjusted:
JoHs NJ CRAWFORD, Secretary
, 1860-08-10
To MAKE AN OBSTINATE HoRsE PU1L.-

To MAKE AN OBSTINATE HoRsE Pull
A correspondent Of the Cotton Planter
says:
Let me tell you of an infalliable method
of making horse pull up hill or anywhere
else that his muscles are able to carry him.
Take small rope-a pillow line, for exam.
ple-double it, make loop Of the dou.
BILE end, and draw it snugly around the under
jaw Of the animal, just behind his front
teeth, with loop underneath. Throw the
loose end over your shoulder, and walk in
the way he should 60, holding fast, and pull
steadily and firmly. Don't be troubled
about him. This will also compel an ami.
NAL to stand quiet to receive the bride or
collar.
Barley is an exhausting crop, and cannot
be grown proftably on poor soils, nor more
than year or two in succession on good
soils. There Is q large falling. .offof bushels
to the acre, and in weight and quality of the
grain, and in the character Of the straw.
, 1860-08-10
JANSON, BOND g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
DRY GOODS,

Corner Battery ana Clay streets, San Bfanelsoo,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 200 bales 90 inch brown drills;
100 bales 20 lnch brown sheelngB;
100 bolts No. 0-OO0 Duck;
500 bolts No.2-l0 Duekj
% bales Raven Duck;
10 Gases Mouimno prints;
10 cases Prague prntsi
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 casea Dunneb prints;
10 cases and T. 4 blenched ahlFtlnno
10 cases "a. e-l and l0-l bleached shiFtan
20 cas- blue drills;
20 cases blue denlms;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 hales Z, 1 and a. tlcklnga;
io bales scarlet; blue and gray aannes
10 bales BAllaFdFAle white flannel;
cases C0buTgn and MeFinos;
5 cases wool and half wonl plaidst
8 easss hlue and black alpasaas
y 10 cases Paclac-neW styles De IAines,
s cases. ell wool, new styles W LANES;
3 cases French MeFinas; DIR
1000 Bay State plaid ahasis;
1000 cashmere and plain Wo1l ahaulss black end col
orsd silks; plain. figured and plald aiIks;
And large aasnrtmeDtof other Dress Goods.
BLAHKBTB.
1000 pairs white. grsen and hlns Maeklnaw;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and sB0 Blantets;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scaFlrt English Blankets;
600 pairs 81 10 ALL and la-t white Bed Hlankeis
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
lOOD oo1en grey, blue and scarlet uaInoi enlrt9s
1000 dozen grey and white Merino Undershifts and
DDWefa;
1000 dazen Merlno and all wool snchs; a
500 dozen sAtlnst and jean pants;
500 dozen duck and cottonnada pants;
6O0 dozen hickory and check ahiFta;
500 dozen calico and white dress ahlrls;
500 dnzsn oVeFalls and jumpers;
Black and fancy silk cravais. nsokti1s, ak handksr-
chiea, suspondeTa, and variety q other articles too
numerous 70 mention. FaF aale l0w BY
JANDON, BOND = CO..
ssstf Cor. Battery and clay a. $40 Pnselsoo.
, 1860-08-10
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

EOwLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials. WhIsh afford On excellent opportunity for bring
ing before the public oil subjects Of general interest.
"L1fe Illustrated"
nrst class Weekly Pictorial Newspaper devoted 10
News, Liter ture science and the Arts; % EnteFain-
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Sketches Of travel and adventure, poety, painting
music, sculpture, etc articles on science agriculture
horticulture physOngy education and every topic which
q Of importance interest ell combining b render it
Of the best Fam y Newspapers IN the world. Pub
lishsd weekly. at two dollaT Q year, In advance.
"The WateE-curs journal ana Herald OF
uel0Fms.T
Devoted 20 hydFOpathy. ~ philosophy and practice;
70 physiology and annomy with illustrative engFavngs;
to detetcs exercise clothing. occupations amlsemenil
and those laws which govern lie and health. Published
monthly, 10 convenient form for binding, ct one dollar
a,year, N advance.
"The American Phrenologieal JOWnal."
Repository Of science. literature and general intel
llgence, devoted % phrsnoogy, ednenilol magnetsm
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progressive measures which are oalulated 10 REFORM
elevate aud improve mankind Illustrated with numer-
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For Three Dollars c0py Of each of the ahovennmed
Journals viii be sent one year.
, 1860-08-10
>. ". sULl.iVAH.
BOOKSELLER AND SFATloNER,

VVoULD can lAs aiiIaliua s7al ls1ll-l.Ts, -
W k-pleHmsn an1 nsug A1lnll = lall6 A.I.
- 81 Nee.papsI1 End unInInl1 uhlrh ~ ull ?
nIllIh uilh despatch. llIsihll yin no1kl,
e.lcneIys and ~ ~ Cllp nu1iilr1nI q n d1I q ~
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siI'S AaI'- iBs'is1sn : ssssssss sss=SdE
, 1860-08-10
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Port Townsend, June %, 1855

Port TOWNSEND. june %, 1865.
nR. p. n. O'BREEN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ aolan and Surgeon Of The County Hospital, ean
Fnnclseo and Of The hospital Of The sion of Mercy
nou 10 charge d The Safne Hospital q Port Townsend
DR. O'BRlEN h also prepared 10 receive private pa-
tionts He aties himsel TOO, With The hope that an
si0n both private and hospital together with Thorough
medoo chlugnal education, evidenced By the proper
guarantee Of diploma 70 that erect will obtain for him
the confidence of TIE citizens On PugstSound.
Pm o'BRrEN, ND,
Port TOwniend,
, 1860-08-10
Our Gardens.

The farmers garden, if it be well ordered
and well titled, is probably three.fold the
most productive piece of ground on the
farm-productiv Of food, and alike produc.
tive of enjoyment to every member of the
household. Could We induce one member
Of each family where these pages are read to
make the garden his or her special care-a
pet the interests Of which are to be watched
and sought with jealous care-a hobby to
which everything must give way, and which
is to be ridden almost night and day, and
to which everybody must be forced tC con.
tribute something-advice, labor, interest,
praise-everything which importunitity, en-
thusiasm and merit can extOrt or may fairly
Win-then we would accomplish more for the
benefit Of the agriculture Of our State,
twice told, than IL we made an equal num-
Of converts TO high farming. We hold this
for the obvious reason that gardening in the
most thorough manner may be conducted on
q small scale and at little expense, and is
equally eficien. in exempliying principles.
In the thoroughly titled garden are exem.
plifed those great fundamental principles Of
good practice which ars eventually sure to
remodel our farming and give to farmers
who are learned in their profession such
vast advantages over those who plod on in
the old paths, that we almost shudder when
we think Of the ignorance now prevailing,
which will meet its reward when the old
homesteads are sold out Of the family /;
when smart young foreigners, Germans and
Irish Of the second generation, beat US on
our grounds, and with well directed indus.
try bring up the rundown farms and re-
build the homes of our fathers. Shall we
see it In our dayl Aye, we may see il now
in hundreds Of cases all over New England.
The garden and the beginning of thorough
culture in It, the enthusiastic interest in it
Of which We have spoken, is q great lever
in tending of this result. Not that we have
the least objection 10 worthy men and good
farmers Of any stock or nation taking the
places Of the unworthy, but the best Of the
land is our boys brthright, and there is
room enough for all.
Commences, then, thorough, deep, rich, gar.
den tillage. Take the plOw out Of the garden,
unless you are breaking up new land or work.
ing on great scale. Introduce the spadIng.
fork, and work the soil deep with It. Give
up the notion that the field IS first and the
garden Of secondary Importance, and to be
neglected.
II is well said that thorough culture in fall
and spring Is all the labor neededin o garden,
or in fact anywhere, 50 Tar as the soil Is con.
cerned. Summer tillage Is mere child's
play. gsitsE 8aaa
!. Use no coarse heating manure, or that
which BY any possibility may contain weed
, 1860-08-10
TlisttIIantuas.

timdty self distrust dizziness, headache involuntary
pimpes the face sexual other hTmities In nan
are cured by the justly celebrated physician snd surgeon
l.. j Eapkny His mettOd Of curing diseases q new
unknown 70 OtheR) and heEce the great suceehs. All
consultations, By letter or oihtTWise, fire.
Address L. J. IZAPKAY. Md,
San Francisco
, 1860-08-10
TO CoRREsPoNDENTs.

Patients residing IN shy psIt u Ihe Siate, however
distant. who may desire the opinion and bdVice of Dr.
CEspkay their respective cases. and Who think proper
70 submit written stat ment Of SUCH In preference %
holding personal interview, respectfully ahtuFpd
CEspkSy takes this opportunity Of Observing that ali
letters are only opened and replied 70 BY himself aud
The latter a. prODptly 30 pOssibe.
II the case be fully and caBdidy described peraonal
communication will be sDpeneded, % instructions foP
diet, regimen, end the general treatment Of The case
ITSELF (lDclndnR the Iemtdesl will be forwarded With
out delay, and In such 70 ohVey 10 idea Of
the pnrp ut Of the letter or parcel 90 Transmitted
- Generalization gratis. PtTmsntnt cure Ruafan-
tecd. or no pay.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
S:S Sm San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-08-10
AsticpIiufs.
lGaxiuna.

Never put of till tomorrow what chr
- vel be done 70 day." Our short work
ing seasons and variable climate render thi.
absolutely necessary.
Never occupy more land than you can
cultivaee thoroughly" One acre well titled
is more profitable than two acres slovenly
managed.
Never cont raet debts with the expecta.
ticn Of paying them with crops not ye,
grown" There are 90 many liabilities tc
failure that We seldom realize what we anti
cipatA.
Never keep more stock than you car
winter well; nor less than will consume oil
thefoddsr you can raise" To sell hay OF
straw e unvise and Improbable.
sNever expose stock Of any kind to the
tnclemency Of Canadian winter" They
require q least one third more food and are
poorer In The spring, besides it Is cruel and
shilless.
Never neglect getting up years sup
ply Of wood in the leisure Of winter
t is Improbable 10 cut wood in summer
when wages are double, and every hour i.
required on the farm
N~ -I'~l4a youI t1OOT ul0 W1SO8 YOuI
sod u trying 10 raise grain in droPsical
land" lt is better 10 spend the price ol
the SEED. and the labor Of Plowing and har.
rowing, IN drains Ct first, then your capital
isproperly invested, and you will be likely
% get handsome dividend.
Never plant an orchard with the expec
taiion.Uf its thriving, unless you first pre-.
pare he land well, then plant we'll. stake
well face well, and cultivate Well-hoed
crops are the boskp aWhat Is worth do.
ing e all, is worth doing well, ," must always
Be borne IN mind In the raising of fruit trees
toalything like perfection.
Never let your tools and implements
b exposed 70 the decaying influences Of
The sun, rain, and frost except when in we.
A place for evetytHeS snd everything in
~ place will pay at last Swenty.iite per
cent per nnnum IN this respect. sge, 49,
Never depend upon neighbor's grind.
stone % shsrpen your tools on" Il Is 9
waste uf time and iims Is 4 farmers capital,
when rightly employed. This might also
apply % borrowing IN general.
Never trust boys 70 plow unless YOU
ere frequently IN the field.b A mans Va.
&C. nay soon Be- lost IN careless plowing.
Never trust children 70 milk the cows,
un't3 eome competent person follows after
% soeuro ths most valuable part Of the
milk A euE . soon spoiled BY bad milk.
Irg.
Never use tie conismptIble saying, time
enough yet" but always endeavor to Do ev-
tIylhIag IN season. aTake time BY the
fIr.'0cE.n Lad lha -ork r.fhar fh.n Il.
, 1860-08-10
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Ateai bargains Ava stn sine; pFless non $50 olIl
SIG.

One Of the LARGEST and bsl cainloeuss Of MuaIe nov
lulshed Az The music and music bnk~ pulliahed 10
the United States for sale u th estn1heht Narrin,
celebrated GUITAR and al kinds Of husicnl InuTumen1
and muc merehandlse 81 the laWea pVrel Nnlic sent
vheneve! otdeFPd poNl p.ld. Catanpue sent BY nail
clergyman.
, 1860-08-10
dstfaI DubIiatiuus.
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No "a Gold street New York
, 1860-08-10
San frantistu.

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PriOats NsSicaI aaS Surgical institute.
Sacramento ares DeO Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mad
SsednSAtp cOmpdnys office, San FrunctscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of oil Chronic and Private Dis
eases, and the suppression Of Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. Cz .PEAY, MD
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War chief physf
clan to the 10th Regiment II H0nveds chief surgeon
to the military hspita Of Pesth Hungary, the late
Diseaspsnf women and children and honorary member
Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar n Wnmen and children.
q. Once hOuR-Fnm 9A.M. gPM.
Communications strictly confidential.
N. Permanent cure guaranteed. or no pay. Consul
Address DR.. Z. j. CZlPKAY, san Francisco.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dr.. L. J. CZAPKAY, late Of the Hungarian Army.
and honorary Member Of the Phadelpha College Of
Medicine, calls attention 10 the following malade. 10
the treatment Of Which he guarantees cuIe Dlseasps
of the Brain suoh Epilepsy Apoplexy rushes Of blo0d
N the head Ih tmmation Of lie different tsupa partial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and a Functional
Derangements. sDch As loaS Of memory. aVer-ion 10
society," mi-anthropy timidhy nervous excitement fTum
sght causes self datrust Rddinea, headache ringing
In the confusion Of IDEAS love Of nItude Optical
Illusions disturbed sleep and incapahiliiy nr lab and
study Also In diseases Of the lungs ard air pasF Epa
Sueh Tubercnlar disc consumption pneum0nia
Inflammation Of the lungs, pleuFlea OF plFey ssthma
hnmora spasmodic, brOnchitis larynnitis and ali
forms Of catarrhal affections; asO diseasea Of the liver
such hepatts Inflammation Of the liver
n the liver abscasses Of the liver cacu IN the gall
bladder and ducts, jaundce and those diseases which
impair its functions, such Panama fever bilious and
ntermlttDR evers and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
AaO diseases 0f the Stomach, mch a. astritie or IN
aammation O the Bowels. Dyspepsia in an ia fnrma
which destroy appetite and digestion; Faiuency DyA.
enteFy and lhah9a; also diseases Of the Kidneys and
other urinary ORGANS such Diabetes or an excessive
a0W Of urine, AbuminaFia monty known as Brivhts
dissaae, lin this complaint physician uor patient Oen-
times suspect the presence M disease until too late; the
m1st common symptrms are general iRdiapoatiOn with
dropsca swrlngSl calcul IN the Kidneys Urethra or
Bladder, enuTeas 90 inability % retain the urine; cya
Or innAmmitnn Of the bladder, and al other dsadeFs
Of the urinary org0ns aso diseases n the Gomh and lie
appendager, such as irregularities Of the MENTs when
excessive, defective, sDpprrsed irregular prOlapsa
or falling At the wnmh, Sterilty, ovarian drnpsy and
other diseases Of the pava In the treatment IL anv Of
the shove Diseases thu Doctor has many new remedies
snd guarantees perfect 10 al ases Or the money
will BE- returned. All cOnSultat0ns (by letter OF other
wlse) free.
Address Dr. L. .J.CzAPKAY, San FnnciscO.
, 1860-08-10
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY or ZHE ACE
GREAT BLESSING 10 MANKIHD-LNHOCENT
BUT POTENT


Dr.. L. J. Csapkaya PRnPHYLAcTIcU9. or self dIsln
ectng agent, snro preventive agalnet 0OnOFvha and
Syphilto diseaaea, and an unsurpassed medy ir all
veherea scroinlous, ganRrenous apd eaneeFOns uce,
itid discharges from vagina, uterus and uFethra and
a eutaneona eFupiions and duessea For eae ai Dr..
j. CEapkaya oce, eacramant0 street, nearly Opposite
Pacific Nail Steamship Co.'S ofhce, Ban Francisco. AZ
inncnatlnu is preventive egsnst small Vox b Dr..
liic and gonoFrl na dlsesres Harmless N iiosii Il
p0nseesthe power Of chemically ToyIng ne pyDh
itc virus and thereby saving thouaanda Of young De-
bancheps from heing injected BY the mnst oaihs0me ii
Be without DE- Csapksys Pphylartlcum Il { IN very
convenient packages and will he fund convenient 10 ua
being used as soap. That dseaaea can bs prevented
hy the lse q proper aeenta o. veil al established
The principle, which h nov universally acknowledged,
was received even bee the days Of JenneF the drcnV.
eFer Of vaccination IN 1895. and ls multiplied benefits
ever since have received - they deserved the slentlon
Of tRe medical science that Dr.. CsapSsy So1unssSlV
made he discovery of hi1 PFOphylactcu, which, for
the prevtnion af ayphitc. gonobmal, canceFoui and
culaReuus dia0rra. stands nnTvaed By any aren't n
ton d immediate, and removes the poaablly 81 con-
traction Of dkeaas. II however, the dseaie Ia hen
cautrscled q is useful 10 neutFasinR the pnIanDona
sefeilons which hy ab.oFpion prducs the hoFTd con
segIs1cs. snavs q e Scc1aaIy eyphlla ]. has heen
be be-. Jet 10 aDd the dl % which q has ed % su-
serve the purpose iof which u Va ndmlnuierP6 pfro
IS. Fal diTtctons ere aiiached 10 each packnee 10
casee WAeEe the nphyaetcnm b uned eualiye. DF
rs1nsay Sih tamah gnala. preseptloa idf bic Blo
an cs sumnnlaatIous lum shs country, aadv...rd suly
b Dr. I cEaphay. San Ffanclaco, Win b alriclly
1nd condani ~ Offended 70, End Ne Ilmediel, viii
81 sspVs q o,c.s % 20 shsr dssisasl,s.
AddEoo I. .. czAPKAY. =. D.
kan FmnclloA.
, 1860-08-10
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