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nMpsrr Missus want. y on TO send her
a bon ~ cepinlis Glue, ~, q bottle Of
Prepared Pills, but I'm thinking that.
not just Il naither hut perhaps ven be
afher knowing wha, Il u. " see She,
nish lead and gone With the SICK headache,
and wants sone more u that saine ~ 70.
laisei her before.
Daregist.- You must mean S~p1ldins'.
Cephnlie Pills
Dgiparr. Och surc now and you've sed
i, here's the quatther and give me tho Pills
and don, be Ill day ahou, II aithcr.
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Wagon Shop.

HAVING permanently located in the
IL. town Of Sardis, ! nm fully prepared
10 make wagons, do all kinds Of repairs on
wagons, carriages, b%aggics, &C., 10 the best
STYLE and on the shortest notice Sll0p 10
the TOWN Of SARDiS.
". l.. wALDRAN.
Dec. o, 1850. n46.3n
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~ HffnffIf IL Tho i%ii1f.ie sgh ~
sbleh Haiafe mstas khesh 4H4 Deviation
ahalsgst from he natural .iate w Cha
hfan, aHI glrtei " THE lifi4 II mly No
igssel un saa .afeRaad iplsalel 10 give
noiieH N disease stieh mlgii aihaf slse %.
aapa attention, till Zoo lfiq W ne femehel
sni its inIicsigns should noyef be neglect
81 lleaiaahsg nay hf olalsihm ~ undof lw0
nnnea, VA symIlamniid and Iliopaihir,
sympt1miie Headache IL etfeeIingfs dum
m1n and u Che precursor " q great variety
n n aeaHea, nmaag which ara ApnplesY,
uoni, HhNumniism and oil fobtllf Diseases,
In IL nervous form u u sympathelle ~ dls.
ease ~ The aiomNt consolidating alex honl
ache, ~ hstmihio disesse eenstI,uiing VII
aus headache, " worms, fpnssipalinn and
uihef disorders VI the bowels, ~ will ~
renal aud uterine affections, Diseases VI
the heart arc very ffequno'ly attended with
Headaches, AnmmIa and plethora ARE also
nfrotionA which frequently OCCASION head
ache. lI,opalhic Headache Is also ,ory
common, being usually distinguished by
lhh name " Nervous headache, sometimes
coming On .uddenly in shie " apparently
sound health mud ptostraiiug NJ oncc the
mental ani physical energies, and In other
Instances u comes on slowly. heralded hy
depression " spirits W neerbity ~ temper.
~ most Instances tho pain j. IN the trent "
the head, oyer one ~ both eyes, and mi
time. provoking ,omit.ng, under TIL. 6 mss
niay also be named Nsuralgla
For The trcntment ~ citlidr class ~ head.
ache the Csphslic Pills have been found a
susp aud safe remedy, relieving the most
ncute pains In = fcw minutes, and By It's
subtle power Graduating tho diseases Of
whick headache Is the nnerring indri.
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Executors Notice.

T ETTERs ,es,amen,ary Of the will Of
IL Sarah Powers, deceased, having lccn
granted TO tho undersigned BY the Pro-
bate Court Of Pamela County, Mrs, NJ
the December term 1850. thereof, NIL per.
ions having claims agains, the estate Of
said deceased are hereby notified 10 e.
hibi, The same and have them probated and
registered in the manner and within tho
time prescribed By law or they will DO
barred.
EDWARD ". MCMILLAN r.cs.,.,
BiCiiARD =. YOUNG A
Dec. Goth, 1860. nl0.6w.
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js1yt ~ sssss'ey " ~ s,ss " M
stsslpl' hsss M ksss's' o"'e"
In tho me!Hseeevs step Which q"
Hate haa ssoen " d'sso'sius W con
hsction With Ne ecvefnnsntm whlcb
W 10 ling s:ssea . part, " /" p"'
jsss thss ~s shaela declare the pom
Inset ssesoss When nave '"aueea ou'
soeeee.
Orr pse!esen Z thoroughly 'ien'''
~ vttA W. Institution Of slavery.
The greatest material interest Of The
world. Its labor supplies mo pro-
dsct which constitute by faf The lare.
ess end most important portions OF
The commsrcs Of the earth These
proassts ere peculiar 30 the climate
vssGlae on tle tropical regions. and
by o. inposlcus Law Of nature, none
bul ~ bVsek race can bear exposure
70 w. tsepleal sun. These products
hege bresos necessities of the world,
81 . blow ~ slavery 10 . blow a.
seo0Mss ssd civilization. That
~ BE- bessl long aimed Ut the in.
o1o1Dioa, end xss a the point Of
SuooAiAe 10 eossaiamasion. There
~ ~ SAcies III u. but submission
~ The usaadsscs ~ abolition, or a
\~1onrA~Ai0M nj the v'O,Or whosf min.
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HUN AkD ASSOCIATION.
p0anAoADp9aA.
A Bsssesiess hsstMuasa, esssiaNSS y
sPsriai endowment, for ne RsssT q ~
Sick and distressed. Z Ciefed wiA rirsi<xf
and spiSesie disssRs, saS s-spssskis Tor
the care Of sissss y iAe sssssi Dress.
EDlCAL advice eivsa ssssis, n the
AVA setting ssreean, TO an vao sppIv 81
lsstse. viii . deessipsiea ~ Their eoedition.
taee. occupation, ksbits Il liz ks..l ssd
IN eases Of elsssAepevsFsv, uedidno fur.
aishs1 frse q sAastss
vsleable Repssss - Spss1sasnAoa, -
cthes Diseases 81 ~ es1sal Oseaos. -
on " ksw Renedjss enplsysd d ~ Dss.
pessasys seas 70 sAs a0isto1 IN spslo1 leooR
envelopes, IRE Il shasvA fvs = Snss
ssanys fss pssoess yinlSeoeposbh
Address b. J. SsnaGn nsto6vgak A.
ing SssRsea, usVoe1sAWoui1esa, No .
sosss Nh d, HianesllaaaseA ey&
ESs1 8. SS1fwull, pusssesa.
Gro. ~rAiscsns, ssssaogs. : sopAlys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12
To the Southern Public.

AT meeting of the citizens Of New Orleans convened on the
18th Of July last permanent committee of veny-four gen
temen appointed to solicit contributions for the relief
and provide for their comfort during the war.
The Undersigned in behalf of the committee thus appointed
appeal the humane and patriotic to aid them in their no
work 1t behooYes those who enjoy the safety
home to testify in material form, their appreciation Of the
peris and slerngs of brave volunteers It is in on cause
they stricken and is mission 10 pour balm into their
wounds The poorest contribute something the
ing will be appreciated perhaps such will especially blessed
in their results.
The committee will be advised Of the nature of the supplies
required at hospitals. Their Forts moi he confined to the
soldiers Of particular State section They will afford all
the aid and relief in their to all sufferers
be raised they propose organize permanent ys
tenn of relief Contributions of clothing blankets and bed
clothes articles of naurshment suitable for the sick pac
liquors. and wines especially solicited Warm clio hing
wooden socks and shoes in great quantity will become
absolutely necessary in the latitude the seat Of war ap
peal to fellow citizens abandon onr brave soldiers
their Affections.
warehouse for the reception OF such stores may
trbued has been established No. IS Gaver street where
reliable person will be in attendance. Each member of the per
committee will receive contributions in money
JOHN FINNEY,
T. o. SULLY,
r. GARDERE,
HENRY RENSHAw,
Subcommittee.
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TALK ON JCHANGE,


There were few gatherings on the flags of
carondelet yesterday, and a few only. We are
grieFedto say that Carondelet is losing its fame
and glory. Revolution, with no cotton coming to
market, restrans the habitu6s Of that locality In
fine, if Carondelet does not do better than it has
for some weeks past we shall have to remove to
Camp street. On this street we have two banks
which. discount now and then. One particularly
has performed the highest service forthe Confeder-
aated cause. 1t is free bank in reality It snet
bound down by the Whimssan caprices of one
man power Well, then we have another bank
which has been noted for its Northern prochyities.
and which refused to loan twenty-five thousand
dollars a-feW days since tosaid the Andrew Jackson
regiment in leaving for the seat of war but which
sum- and something more, was furnished by a bank
notfar from the corner of Royal and Custonihouse
streets. Then we have on Camp street five insur
ance, companies, all staunch, sound and prompt,
with one or two agencies. Theu we have private
bankers, exchange dealers and brokers tonsorial
Last, and not least there are three daily newspa.
pers, aud the old New Orleans Price Current, with
a weekly religious newspaper. Therefore, the
talk is that Camp street bears the palm at this
moment. There are too many OF the habitues Of
Carondelet street away off in the North, in Canada
and in Europe. A good many of them, that is, the
families, had no more business in the North this
season than they had in the dominons of the great
Mogul. To cover this talk, we append the fellow
ing communication from an old citizen:
sundry parties having property and assets in this
city are at late hour returning; in order to save
their interest from sequestrati0n, Some of these
parties have left their families in the North, where
they have been citizens for many years, 1t is due
to us old 'stand-by'sh that those gentlemen should
not only take the oath of allegiance to the Con
federaey, but that they should contribute Of their
means to sustain soldiers and those subject to
military duty should have their names enrolled in
the militia il not connected with volunteer COM
pany. Ittls the duty of every good citizen, so far
as ne knows those parties, to report them to the
proper officer, that they may be notified of the
necessity of complying with the intent of the law
requiring doubtful persons to take the oath and by
Their acts prove their loyalty to the Southern Cen
federacy. $50
It is hoped that the above suggestions will be
carried out, The forty days, under the alien act,
will expire on the 2sd inst. 1t is suggested that
the Commissioner to receive the oaths Of allegiance
will have his office prepared. 1t is supposed he
will be on hand in the Custom.house building.
The sequestration act of the Confederate Com
gress requires that every agent of alien enemies,
that is residents and citizens of Northern States,
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Supplies for Sick and Wounded Soldiers

The Surgeon General Of the Confederate Army has appie
to and through the citizens Louisiana for supplies
of the following articles the sick and wounded soldiers viz
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen Blankets Pocket Handkerchets
Baudages Linen Rags Corn Starch Gelatne Rice Flour Ia
poca Brandy Whisky Port Wine and Disiaecting Agents.
have aready called heads OF families and planters in
another notice. supply with blankets and now request
those wishing donate any of the above articles TO send them
to agent A. B. James 81 Magazine street. compacy boxed
baed, with statement of contents II blankets cannot be
had, Bed Comforts be substituted
tSgned,l TH0S O. MOORE.
NEW ORLEANS August Il, 1861. au26 2pl2t
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will be impossible for the Confederate State Govern
ments purchase BLANKETS for the use of our sick aud
wounded soldiers They not be had the supply being
nearly exhausted. therefore call on heads of families
and all other persons and especially the Planters of Louis
lana, to contribute one pair of Blankets TO this good
purpose. Every family neay-cerainy every plantercan
spare from to half dozen pair of their supply
They should be sent to central point Ia each parish
pressed in bale at cotton press and marked with the
number it contains and directed A. B JAMES, my agent
New Orleans.
It hoped the steamboats, will bring them down Of
charge bit not freight will be paid by those shipping them
au22 2pl2t TuOS. .. MOORE. GoYeruor.
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-, g
Who'll AS Confidence IN THE ADMIN ATIoN.--
The Administration at Washington seems to in.
spire very few of its political friends with gener.
Gus confidence in its ability, Judgment or honesty
7The Republican presses dictate the military pol
icy and movements, as if neither the Commander
M qhief, the Leutenaat4G General, or anybody else
at Washington understood anything about their
business, and especially about war.
etitions are in circulation among the people re-
ceiving- thousands Of signatures, requesting the
Eresldant p remove Cameron and Welles from the
eahnet-zthe one for, his alleged want of honesty,
and the other for bis ipnheeility.7 II 81
NOW We have bankers sending "a committee, to
Washington, to dictate to the President a certain
line Of policy. as condition precedent to their
taking any more of the public loan.
Then there arc .he Aholitionists, who are de-
nsanGing that tue President issue proclamation
him that success cannot attend out arms until thai
Is done.
We shall be compelled to inquire, who has con-
ddence in the administration or its head il such
decided expressions OF dissent from it's policy or ia
members shall continue torbe manifested7
al
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nw @rexs naiy Crescent Thursday Epral septtmbr r. 1861.
Attention, Ladies'!

of Ladies having organized themselves into q
cey the purpose of preparing Lint for the relief
who may wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
every lady in the city in this work mercy The
MEMS Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid AID by the beray of the Louisiana
Company No g. second story 81 Camp street. ad
joining the of said Association proered
depository in addition the Hall of the Association.
We sincerely hope that every housekeper will
respond Immediately with Of old linen and other
useful articles. s29 2ptf
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Caops n EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE The
Baton Rouge Comet Of Tuesday has. the following

Caops \ EAar AND WEST BATON. RouaE. The
Baton Rouge Comet Of Tuesday has. the following :
During the last week we iourneyed through the
greater portion of East and West Baton Rouge and
visited several cotton and sugar plantations, and
conyersed with the planter az every opportunity.
The universal opinion is, that he sugar crop is pre-
einently promising and that hitherto the late ex-
cassive rains have only partially quot Werth the
mention) 5nteffered with the favorable prospect.
But we cannot make mention Of one Individual fa-
ReSabie to the stand Of cotton. As get the worm
Aas only here and there made its appearance; but
saa impression is universal that should seasonable
weather st favor us, that noxions insect will
speedily annsiilete the remaining bolls which have
sseea saved from destruction by the rust. 1t is a
nearly n1Rtared hollis, forming a mating under
every plant. The planters are using their best eff
1rfg to save all the natnred boils and after gath
erred. drying them in the sun between showers or
ssg artificial means.
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xHe Southern
O I l. Q Q M L a N Y.
OFFICE, 7s CAMP SpRErGr
New Orleans.


No CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels
penoy to Lard or equal sperm oils, for
Railroad q" boxes :..,....... 80 cts. CAT,
No REFINED OIL, In casks and barrels,
suitable fot mixing with any other Oils. 90 :.
No. REFINED OIL, In casks aud barrels,
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except white,.,..,.,...... %
No. REFINED OIL in casks and bbIs suit
able for Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof.
ing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IS e.
No GAS OIL, N casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. Is >.
COMMON ROSIN OIL, in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences, works etc. preserv-
ing the wood from exposure the
ther or for mixing with common paint
Tanners Oils, ..,,.,,-......,r... ~
AXLEor WHEEL GREASE in barrels, half
bbs., and kegs made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country use .....,.,Sh to cts II
EAPTH,A, Crude and Refined in casks used
for manufacturing burning fluids - Cts al
NAVY PITCH, in Of AID 10 gail. barrels, var
ranted free from Water Sand, Chips and
oaerimpurt'ies. Price according
ket.
We manufacturing the above enumerated a-tfcs
and prepared a MI orders. We call the attention
Dealers and Consumers stock snd to bear mind h
ute PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively fraz
Southern material and managed by Southern nsa
TREASURY NOTES AIKEN at par. Discounts Eudo 10 ii.
trade.
SIMEON TOBY JR.,
Vi tf2rft prestds,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

EohuNrEER RELIEF COMMITTEE refer tue
public to the resolution adopted by this Commit,
toe, rendering their thanks TO the Committee OF
the Eree Market, for the devoted, able and honor
able naannsr il which they have performed their
duty. We think the Committee have richly earned
the thanks and continued remembrance of every
man, woman and child in the city. They are mer
sf whom any community might be proud.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12
Southern Pacific Railroad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

...
We will purchase or hire fox tern Of Eve yeag Five Es..
drsd Thousand Slave Laborers to work on the soutsu
Pacific Raroli In Tpxa.-Isedn,tey west of shrsyspt
La in region secure and protected from Invasion or 1s
tou from the contct VII ch shall eep the n ,ec.iou,
Of this country The country through which the read pas,
entirely healthy and for te distance of soma An r n sa
Shreveport it euetrgtes one Of the 1nest Agricultural
countries Oh the continent Of America
This company has land grant ror, Texa, 4.
acres for every mile of road the con,panv o,
Of 500 miles from Shreveport on the eastern 10
PAso on western boundary Of Texaa In times like the pre-
sent company cannot command cash to nav for labor s
10 the rapid DEVELOPMENT Of the compav's interests but
Of year. by hire or by the purca,e this CON-
Du,,. mill ,,oL, ~. w.. H., 49,, =.
with slgve-owuer in Kentucky yisr vi,ynia MARYLAND
North Carolina or prseab.ra ,,r thu bT ~ ronos ,yit
PAYMENTS in the most I'D t+t =, sl, ;l.,, .,
FRmilins eu,ir. will ba Trio, ,,.ba. 49, H. ~. :, Ea..
Til, roz1uepy Is euabIs,i r., q ms t 4 ~ tho
nlqaface,; land ran,. If Ts,a, srd at,r -.
ir,nsrl ro-ri,,, s.,o, ~ 80, ' n, ',s -.
const-rc,,1r, crd or II co,,ro a. 1.-.,,.. ,,,h
All the rt.,hts NJ ut, 49, S. - - ~ ,,
of Taxas Tbf o,an + 80, a. IN =! -s 49, ,ss
route on the goI darse ~ %
Of several Of the powerful European Governments
'en %e rance spain Portugal beiginm and s"i
e rs oI HFSe capitalists, commercial men and COZ
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A Card.

Professor Mccarthy, corner of Magazine and Washington
streets, gives lessons, stated hours Grammar Rhetoric
Algebra, Geometry Navigation, Engineering Gunuery and
Book keeping.
Professor Mccarthy lectures classes colleges
Moved by he hour
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o fiji C IL l..


Of the Consolidated DGbt Of New Orleans, :
New Orleans, Aug 20, 1861. }
GEO / BRIGHT, Esq., Attorney Law ing been daily
appointed COLLECTOR this Board at its sitting OF the
9Th inst,
Notice is hereby given, that from and after this date Mr.
GEO L. BRIGHT is the sole and only authorized peron
prosecute demand ccec; the debts obligations o what
ever kind duetae old corporation several Municipalities
and the city Of Lafayette. prior consolidation of the same
All previous contracts agreements with other parties are
hereby revoked.
BY order Of the Board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

CkNpfDATE FOR CeNGREss. From an announce
asent ia to- days paperit viii be seen that Samuel
@. Reid, Esq, j. a candidate for Congress in the
Seaoad Congressional District. MIR. Reid has been
for several years member of the bar Of this city,
and has also been connected with the press His
Numerous friends will now have an opportunity of
sestifying their appreciation.of him. We believe
he has always been consistent advocate of States
ssinlIts finctrif,aa. s -. II
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AEusI5An MIcg.--The Tennessee Pacific Metho

MUSICAL MIcg.--The TENNESSEE Pacific Metho,
dist relates The following incident:
The clerk 81 The Methodist Is an excellent flutst.
iew evenings since; taking up his flute, he began
u sweet air. In a few moments, from behind desks
ae ooSss ~ sroeaa e room sppearea fhe
they veutaFad farther until in full view, they sat
perfectly outranced, their little black eyes twink
ling with strange delight, until there was pause
In tie performances, when instantly they darted
Rack to their hiding places. Recovering from
their fright they returned, and, perched on various
objects, waited for the music to begin again. We
forgive the little rnusc-loVing thieves for eating
or pasted Miscellany ''sitenis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

FoR GaSsTA BILE or THE FIRsT JUsTIGE's CoURT.-
Mr George W.sadler is announced this morning
as aeandidate for the above named position. Mr..
8. hiss the advantage Of being perfectly familiar
with the routine of the office, as he has been oc-
eupying position in the Constable's office of that
ii snglrt' far several years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

IKE FEssoS CoILEG E.-The following note ex.
plains itself; 81 Ell
Ed. oresoesR-In your notice Of the election Of
directors, ete., for Jefferson College, you state
should have been G. b. Dngne. Have the Kindness
to correct the error, and oblige.
- yOTSIa 4 pR0UET. Agents.
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as~Ed. Crescent. Please nnounce the ma
dersaned as candidate for the office Of Supent ndent
OF Public Education. W 4. N. MAGRUDER,
au23 2ptd Baton Rouge La .