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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

gszassgsS&sssRS LOSS OF TEMT8-Dr j. WEST
IL ST. Charles street, continues to Bupply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or snTnas sls
11l1lLlupon his new principle of self adhesion Ths
method has procured him universal Appreciation recon-
PsGded bsnga he most ingenious systsm Of supplying AR
perfect articulation and mastcaon perfect and
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr
VESTS method of filling teeth with geld combines all the modern
These interested viii find these
thanks to the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with the last een
years Office aud residences Ia ST. Charles street, second Goo
from Lafayette Square ssbtf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

SS1- FOR RREMEN-The A fast sailing Bremen
N@% bark Otillie, Capt. Dannenann is now ready Ia
mainder of freight, Apply to " "
n25 RAxTER IavEIr 4 ro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
DYEINe,.......-.pyErys.......:...oYeINe
JBoNTBMes. DYER AND soouREs

Has the be abc that ne Just assumed
the buEess Of the DyeHe kstashnent No. rs Royal street,
and that he will continue hetsoe with the atteu
ton for which he is celebrated
The manner in which for the las ISeve years he has salts.
Ned the his establishment BourbsE
street guarantee for those wha honor him With the
patronage
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
B R e M E N.

,SSN FOR RREnTEN-TheA Al fast ssill, Bremen
N%Np ahip Athena, Capt Sching is nov ready to re.
ssassceive cargo and will with quick dispatch For
remainder Of freight, apply 10 : =
BAXTER. LOWELL, co.
passage apply TO the Captain board Post 5s Pour,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

CHARCOAL 80 hhas Philadelphia PaiveTi.ssl ar a..
enei5 S. WOLFE -
A@e ecrnsr GraYier and Now Lsyss kta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

a BREWSTER. BLAkENEY & CO.
Successors to LEARY & B4AkENEY, Goppersnnihs
and Sheet iron Workers and Front and
W. Fulton streets, between NoTe Dame and Julia.
Clarifying and Evaporating Pans
Steam Trains. Filterers,
Juice Boxes. Ghmneys. Breechens
And all kinds of STEAMBOAT and PLANTATION work in
line se7 tfHW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

nR. j. BORDLEY, PHYSICIAN and DENTIST
- has returned to New Orleans, taken al No los
Poydras street between Camp and ST. Ghaies the building
of Guys Temple of Art.
Special appointments made for auy hour and will ba
a his Off night and dny ,1E ~,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

"A @1%a RHODES y CROMWELL, Successors
SSS1Sax7ssg to J. E. MATTHEW'S & co. +zz
A"-S2=SGl CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS a I'd everything
essaTy Tor Building and Repairing Carriages Kept for sale
A4LFS Suitabs Tor Gene Draws u inch Pins
Ana Nuz at Ne If 3gsvier street Nap Orleans snl1 lY
J KfOR SALHi-A PATENT FIRE-PKOUF SAFfs t9f sale
Z sh low by s. WOLFE
o2o corner Gravier and New Levee SITS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

TOPARTNERsHIP EOTIGE-MR EDWARI
" NEWMAN of this city Is this day partnern
our house. The style of our firm remains unchanged.
A. LEVI Il CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants
SO Carondelet street.
rev orleans, Jan. l. leoo JAZZ ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

S{K FOR GENOA -Tr AL fast sailing sard
EgTNSs nan bark Cristofero Colombo. Cant. Antoia
ssssszais now loading and will meet with qnick dispatch
For remainder of freight apply to
no BAXTER, LoyELL& co.
S,$R FOR GENOA-rhe All fast sailing Sandman
E1 ship mississippi. Capt Vasslla, now ready tr
sssreeeive cargo and will with quick dispatch Fo,
balance Of freight apply to ~
nl6 BAXTER, LOWELL Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

e. No. I3 BARONNE STREET.
<Ms&sS near Gana-New Orleans and Southern Den,
tai Depot-Jus received large and fresh as
14IIIIIT soriment of Jones and Whites TEETH and
Mo St AGFoux ROBINSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

. Eight casks good boiled CLAIR
tion. FOR sale at moderate prices, b
ke5 u BARELLI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-The correspondent of
the New York Times says the Prince had fall in
the ballroom at Quebec, but it was not attended
with any serious result While dancing with Miss
Anderson in the waltz his foot slipped and he fell
heavily, causing her TO fall upon him. He struck
the funny bone in his knee and brought his royal
nose into immediate contact with the floor but the
next day he was perfectly we'll save slight lame
ness in the joint, and feeling somewhat abashed
The Prince did not leave as soon as was intended,
but remained until the last dance, engaging with
fresh partner in each dance. So much for princey
feet. Forney's Press corrects an error into which
some jenkins has fallen by saying that the Prince
gives his left hand to the lady who is his partner
Or whom he has to turn, Arga, sagely saith Jen-
kins his mother strictly enjoined him, as he val
ued the continuance of the British monarchy, on
no account to let any lady touch his right hand,
which must be reserved, on pain of disnhertance
and perpetual Imprisonment in the Tower of Lon
don, for Prineesses Of royal blood!n Had Jen-
kins been half as sharp as he pretends to be, he
would have discovered that the Prince has the
misfortune to be left handed. There never was
any prohibition of his giving his right hand to
whom he pleased Jenkins has heard, no doubt,
of left handed marriages, and built up his theory
upon that.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

G ER AN BITTERs,
DIR. HoOtia nd's
BALsAMIc CORDIAL.

The great standard medicines the present age have ae,,
their great popularity only through yeafs u trial Unboup5s
ssSfaction is rendered by them an casts and the peoylebav,
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUHDrcE, DEBu.
ITY or THE NNRvoUs SYSTEM, prsEAsEs OF rp
AIpSEYs and az diseases ang fro7a disordered liver
weakness Of the stomach and digestive 5peed, ara
permanently cured by the GERMAN BIrTEBs.
The BALsANIc CORDIAL has acquired reputation an.
passing that Of Hny similar preparation sxaa II will crr.
without fan, the most and oags.adn. COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. GROUP
PNEUMONIA, INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and bns psr.
formed the mos astonishing ever known Of
CONFIRMED CONsuNPrtoYl .. 4
few doses F aso at therk Ead ee the most severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold ID tfs Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. G. NJ JACKSON "a
No AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa and are sold By drug
gists and dealers n medicines at75 cents s
e The signature Of O. NJ. jackson will b on The ou,sss
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually By the propretors ea,a5
EvERYBoDYs ALMANAC you will find testimony and com.
mandatory notices from all the country These Alma
macs given away by al our agents
u WRIGHT CO., Agents
u and ISL ChartEes street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
MO8faera,

Thousands are daily speakngiu the praise Of
DR. R4ToNS LNf1NTIEE CORDIAL.
and Why beeatse it never fails afford Instantaneous rIta
when given IN time 1t acts as if by magic and one trial aoa
Will convince you that what say trsa. Il contains
NO PAREGoRIO OR oPIATR
Of any kind and therefore relieves ty rs,L5y
your child instead Of Ny deaeniag se5bties ror IN
eason commands itself heouly reliable preparation no
known Tor 0hiaen IeethiRg Da'rhaa Dgsentery Gripping
and Group also for soEeninshe Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regh@ng the Rowels, and Relieving Pam has no equal
being an anspasInodc y sased wh upane All
cases Of eoaEnon or other Fits As value the life and
health of your children and wish to SAVE tsr1 from -,
olighting consequences which certain to result from m
Of narcotics If which ali other remedies for fpfantie Cow
plants are composed take but Dr. Eean Infsnte Cor
dial this y6ntan rely Il ia perfectly harmless
not niure the most delicate infant Price rs cents
tions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH DUPONT
No. 409 Broadway. New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

MYSTERIOUS MURDER, Miss Abby Barber,
young woman residing with her mother, inSIoosup,
Connecticut, went out with a female companion,
one day recently, for the purpose of gathering
Rhortleberries in neighboring field. After they
had set out on their return, Miss Barber remarked
that she had lost her handkerchief and left her
companion 70 go back and lock for it. Her pro.
tonged absence alarmed her friends, and search
resulted in finding her lifeless body in the woods
some distance beyond the field where the berries
were gathered. She was lying upon her back,
with her handkerchief pressed closely upon her
breast No marks Of violence were pefceptibs
except slight mark upon her neck and one wrist.
Three gold rings were missing from her fingers,
and set of upper teeth secured in gold plate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

VmersIA SURE During the sitting Of the late
Douglas Convention al staunton, Va. very spirit
ed discussion took place npon the street between
Gen. Hartman, q Douglas man, and o. Jennings
Wise, a Breckenridge man. A large crowd Of the
friends Of both gathered around them, and Gen.
Hartman proclaimed that he would give any man a
Thousand dollars who would produce person
willing to bet ten thousand that Breckinridge
would carry Virginia, but no such man could or
can be found.
The Breckenridge State Convention, which was
in session at Charlottesville whilst the Douglas Con-
vcntion was in session at Staunton, crouched very
low for coalition, hnt all its crouching did no
good and finally it resolved that its electors might
vote for Breckenridge or Bell Or Douglas, or any
body else to defeat Lincoln.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

A CANINE ADVERTISING AGENT.--A novel mode
of advertising has been introduced by proprietors
Of a new weekly paper in New York. dog Of
magnificent proportions is led about the streets,
carrying pendant from his mouth board on which
is the inscription, am the advertising agent of
the new weekly paper, etc. My boy will give you
Circular The boy, accordingly. finds himself
kept busy in supplying the demands of the public.
This dog, by the way--a Siberian bloodhound
has pedigree. His paternal progenitor was sold
some time ago for presentation to Queen Victoria,
for the handsome sum of slOoo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
CAMPAIGN SONG.
REVISED BY Hail. AND RESPECTFULLY DEDIC ATE
TO THE " EVERETT RANGERS.n

ma TIf i, n M % r - !, , ID
-
AS Sung al the Metropolitan Headquarters.
Here's to our flag the Union flag
The flag our fathers bore;
Let it float from Atantic's granite erag
To Paoifc's golden shore. ....
Let the summer breeze, from the cid pine
woods,
From sun rise till It's set,
Awake the mountain solitudes
With Bell and Everett. ..m-- W..
Come to the gathering! Behold
Our standard far and wide;
No star eclipsed--no wrinkled fold:
Our glory and our pride.
May its coming future ever be
What all its past has been
Let it wave as free DER the g Thirty three"
As over the "old Thirteen
Through chill November's dreary storm,
CAS- the mirky black clouds lift,)
Shall loom the Unions stately form,
Amid the sleet and drift,
Above the tempest's rack and rout-
- The arch enemy we've met,
And the thrilling patriotic shout
Is for Bell and Everett.
Come gather meath the Unions flag
The flag our fathers bore;
Let it float from Atlantic's granite erag,
To Pacife's golden shore.
Unfurl it by the grand old Sea!
Plant it on village green;
Let it wave as free oer the " Thirty-three,H
AS over the "Od Thirteen"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

MATRIMONIAL PILGEIMAdE. - The Gallatin
(Tenn.) Examiner says q lady and gentleman from
Kentucky, were married in that town a few days
ago. who had eloped from the parental abode, and
to accomplish their invincble purpose of wedding
had been forced to walk from the Ohio river in the
lower part Of Kentucky, to Bowling Green, q dis
tance of one hundred miles, where they took the
cars for Gallatin. When the deterininate pair ar
rived there they appeared joyous as if they had
been seated in d rail car the whole journey.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

w STRANGE PHEN NoaiEsoN. Y learn from the Ow-
ensbofo' (Ky.) Democrat that Mr.. Routon, of that
place, has slut which exhibits an unnatural fond
ness for pig, and actually suekles and tends it as
she would one Of her own offspring. The account
Mr.. Routon gives of the affair is that, about the
same time the slut gave birth to her puppies a
neighbor gave his little son a pig it being about
the same age as the puppies. They intended 10
rear the pig as pet, bntin short time they dis
covered the pig sucking with the puppies the slut
making no distinction among them. The puppies
have al been given away, ard the pig Is now the
only fonaling Of the slut Her slutship is evide.lg
ignorant Of the distinction between 6 pig and pup
Tyy, \ arld, unfortunately, humans often find them.
selves Id the same quandary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

RJ-It has been currently reported that in
most Of the Western cities the town bell tolls every day
noon for the inhabitants to gup down qnnine preventive
of diseases caused by malaria of the climate OF taking
dnnine contagious habit and every settler supplied
with the poisonous drug, and instructed large guam
titles he would the fever and Every house
its medicine filled with this dangerous stuff and as regular
as the hour comes round regular do they gup down DIS
though was the richest decaey of the Dr. Hos
letter Good Samaritan knowing the dreadful effects of qu
nine the human system when taken with much indis
ereton has prepared compound which has, all cases in
which has been tried proved speedy Fever and
Ague, and all other diseases caused by indigestion.
soldin New Orleans, wholesale RETAIL byJ WRIGHT
Co. q and 5l Charres street. sole agents the Southern
States whom all orders should be addressed and by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere au2 2p6tGItw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

BALL At LAUDERDALE SPRINes, MIss-Messrs.
B. B. Smith 4 Co. have our thanks for an invitation
to attend ball TO be given at their hotel at Lau.
derdale Springs, on next Friday. the 3lst inst.
This watering place is in such pleasant section
of the country and the society there agreeable,
nothing but stern sense of daty could prevent Us
accepting theinyitation. We hope, however, that
New Orleans will send strong delegation, and
that the occasion will fully meet the expectations
of the kind hosts who got it up
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

ooRnEorIoS.- noticing the reopeuing of the
Public Schools, under the superintendenee Of Mr..
wv. O Rogers, yesterday morning, VIC stated that
ii was the Second District schools when we should
have said First DistTiet. The mistake, however,
could not have misled any one, Mr.. Rogers is so
thoranehlg identified with the schools of the First
Diffiet that the error must have been apparent; !;
yet as the mistake was made we make the cor
acfsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

8~Experience teaches that deIicacy
prevents many females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and save e That objection obvaed case
of sir James Garkes Female Pills. prepared after the
scrpton of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen
land and well known to be the only and remedy for
female difficulties and distractions from any They
be sent bottle containing 50 pills, post free BY enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
n. Y, j. WRIGHT 4 Co. New oreane, Wholesale Agents,
end sed by all respeetable Druggists. fe9 2nlyaW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
To the Public.

The decision Of Judge Nelson Coopestown hs day an
nounce having been circulated broadcast the country We
deem duty that this decision of an inferior and
petty Court, EXTENDING ITS INFLUENCE OVER ONLY
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, has been
virtually annued reversed far the Soat Sewing Ma
chine Company concerned by the Of the Hon
Chief Jndgs Dunlop of the Circuit Court of the United States
at Washington which establishes clearly that the Atkins
Fethousen patent is the only original and valid upon
which reliance be placed Sewing Machines manufactured
in the United States
Under this patent the soat Sewing Machine Company are the
only licensees and consequently despite decision at oopers
town ALL OTHER MANUFACTURERS ARE INFRINts-
ERs, ACCORDING TO THE HIGHEST LEGAL AUTHOR.
ITY IN THE LAND The decision of Judge Nelson is al
ready appealed from in the limited district it affects
GEO. B. SLoAT,
President of the sloat Sewing Machine Company.
Philadelphia, August is, 1860
NJ. $. HEDRICK, Agent,
au2T 2p6t&W1t Canal straet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
sa-ReMnre of the xolcante dxes tl,at slnce

kS-Beware of the volcanic dyes that sfnge
the hair poison the blood change the color Of the skin Dr.
Chiffon Chemist Of The croton Board the head the profess
sion has enayzed Gsadoros Excelsior Hair Dye and de-
eaes that this maeheSs Dye contains particle Of deeer
Hair of any obnoxious color instantly changed
to black any shade Of brown.
saldeyerywhere, and appliedby all Hair Dressers,
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
WRIGHT Co., q and ISL ChartFes street. General Agents.
au9 2plm&W GRISTADoRo, No. Astor House, N Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

ATTENTION, UNION GUARD THE regular weekly
meeting Of this club will be held at Odd Fellows
HalI tonight Il Il to Be hoped that the turn ont
will be large All who 30 may be sure Of being
wen entertained as several speakers will address
the meeting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
aa.The Greatest Remedy of the Age-RLl-

IAFsU-H1EI"
LINGs SYRUP il fast becoming The greatest remedy Of the
for all diseases arising from any rreguary of the bowels
1t has been correctly called the Great Southern Remedy being
composed almost exclusively from bars indigenous to
country It has been thoroughly tested in every country
climate and lis effects have uniformly been the
and permanent for all irregularities the bowels even
where the disease has advanced the last stage The public
may be assured that This purely vegetable remedy.
does contain anything that injurious to the
constitution 1t is quackery but the result of long expert
ence in the treatment of the peculiar disease which alone
intended.
For sale by all druggists.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

A CHANoE FOR AN ESrERPRrsING suProRTER OF
BREcKHRIDGE.-As As may be seen by referring to
our advertising columns, any supporter of Mr..
Breckenridge who may be willing to back his
belief in the success of bis favorite in this good
State Of Louisiana. by venturing his I" tin, is
offered chance. An even bet of five hundred or
thousand dollars is offered. Who takes it?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

Noyis ATIoss FOR THE SWEEPSTAKES OF THE
MErAIRIE JOCKEY CLuB-A list of the nomina-
tons for the sweepstakes previously advertised to
be run for by the Metairie Jockey Club, will be
found in another column Of to-day's paper. We
recommend it to the attention Of sporting men.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

kS-Cotton Factors and Planters can now
all sizes of the IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS
Of Agent, W. T. CUSHING No. 81 St. Charles street. New
Orleans, at the usual price and on liberal credit
BATES, HYDE & CO.,
au2l If Manufacturers of Eagle Cotton Gins
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

ooWARnI'Y MrRDEn.-James R. Lowe and Need
nam Arnold had knife fight in Morgan, Georgia.
on the 18th inst. They were separated, and Lowe
went to physician to have his wounds dressed
ana while under the DOCTORS hands, Arnold en-.
Tered and plunged big knife into loves breast
also emitting two awful gashes in his neck. CAUSING
death 10 few moments. Arnold attemnted to
escape, but was captured.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 50, 1860.

Advertisements intended for our large cdi-
tion Of Saturday morning next will be displayed
to better advantage by being handed IN af the
earliest convenience. Orders for extra copies Will
be received up to o'clock Friday evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

NOUN VERNON CLUE. Members of this Club
are notified this morning by their Secretary, Mr..
Hoole, that their regular meeting will be held at
No. New Basin, on next Friday evening, at q
o'clock. Al supporters of the Union and Consti.
ttion are invited to attend and bring their friends
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

Hair ResEOl.0fire !!
THE ONLY DIsCov VERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayi

ed not only initiate his Restorative hut profess have dn
they have gone being away by wonder.
iu results Of Prof Woods preparaton aud have been forced 70
leave the field to its resistess sway Read the following:
BAru Malnst April ls 1859.
"a PFoG q 4 Wood t The letter wrote in
have published IN This vicinity and elsewhere has given ise
The inquiries aelrst it fact of my habtaion and
NJ name & as stated in te communication second Is 4 tue
9 All so 70 o ana n az good order and q nATa m c9off 10
sof thrif@ md Il @ % Ss % m m e ] g1 ioIS seaS pns mGe
substance is washed Oh by frequent a5atoa If lie face, when
the wskef the same result will follow The hair have
S Ss + III TSeg 81 srt number I letters from 81 parts Of
as there Is 50 much fraud IN te sale Of various
and been used only wou ay good effect bat e
for some months and yet my ha Il AZ god ~ y nScSSna @
dreds have examined II with surprise now 81 years
his ot send you lock Of hair oil The past week,
received your favor Of two quart bottles last which
gayoit friends and thereby Induced them to tryit;
used It with universal success I viii ask anyor that You
Gle viii insure believe where good effects do not
che inventor ot The good deem nsy heretofore, q
OIL who INQUIRE Of ne Of my unskaken opinion o it valuable
sas hsrons TeRaln Ra ky Syar SSv NJ sSF1m 81 lisa RAYMOND
''' '''-=' ~ ''' ' 81
PRor. o, J. WooD-Dear Sir woufca Afny be doing you
great injustice not make known all the world wonder
fu MS well as the unexpected result have experienced
using ONE bottle of your Hair Restorative After using every
kind OF restorative eStAn but without
head nearly destitute of hair, finally induced
tie OF your Hair Restorative Now, cauor Justice compel
me to announce to whoever read this that possess
new and beautiful growth of hair which pronounce
handSomer than the original wl therefore, take occa
sion to recommend this Invaluable NAV feel
the necessity for it. Respectfully yours,
REV, r. ALLEN BROCK
This testimonial Of my appreciation for your valuable
medicine of is unsolicited you think
worthy place among the rest nSceit yon wish If not
destroy IT, and say nothing. Yours, etc, REy. s. A. b.
The Restorative is put up in bottles three Sizes viz LARGE
medium and small The small hOds half
one dollar bottle The medium bottle holds at least twenty
per cent more ~ proportion than he small for tive
dollars bottle The large holds
In proportion and rrtas for three dollars bottle o. j
WOOD CO., Pruprietors, la Broadway York and II
Market street 81 Louis Mo and sold by al good druggsts an
fancy goods dealers. '
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., A Agents
.." u and i5l ChArtres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

HOMICIDE BY A CoNBUcToR.-J. @. Tulloss, con
ductor on the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
has been charged with killing an Irishman by
throwing him off the cars down an embankment at
Madison, Arkansas, and has surrendered himself 10
THE Sheriff Of Crittenden county.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
gEsats Paper. Wall Paper.

J. J. Bv ER 3,
.Chartres Streef.s-.......,. Ga
49, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French and American Paper HangIngs,
BORDERS CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid to all work in his line. d6 2py