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NEW YORK CARDS.

s sGEFn r.aAsos Ss:T F asusP
NORTH, SHERMAN
IN IMPORTERS AND JORRERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODSU~ FRY
JEWELRY STATIONERY MUSICAL INSTRu-
MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 9S Chambers street.
my2l lyfW NEW 9oR \.
sT0s NJ EnuR II sTNSsoso
CACKETT, BELCHER s. CO.,
~ WHoLES SALE GROCER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
manufactured Tobacco,
No. &c PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall ST.,
mv22 1y,EW foot Of Broadway. NEW YORK.
.-.rura
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NTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of ORLEANS OILY nt Nn.r. Arlnn

Parish Of Orleans, CITY OF New Orleans.
Personally and appeared before me, ---,
the in and for the parish city aforesaid
Charles Briggs President H. p Janvier Secretary who
beng suy sworn doth dspose and say that the above is
transcript the books of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company.
CHAs. BRIGGS President
H. P. JASvIER, Secretary.
severay subscribed and this 9Th day of January
1851, before me, D. f. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
BUREAU DE LA COnIPAGNIE D'AssUR-
u AMNE MuTuELLE "HOMEn DE LA MOuNELLE OR.

ID ANCE MuTuELLE "HOME" DE LA N0UTELLE Or
LEANS. N'LbE-ORLLANs ianvier, 1861
Conformement la chare de In compan eta acte de Ia
Legislature de la Louisiana No 76 approuvtee II 1882
avis pubqne par lie present onn que coupons
temis de 1885, avec irtere Qui achu pas etc
pages cete compagn 81 Placement naura etc eNgs
lie les prepetaires cgaux our
date de cee avis lilies eancelles annu6s les
espectyes pores credit contingent les
lYraS dc La cnmna-nA, IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANAhYZED RE-
sents us with the same essential elements and gives cou4e
the True Standard Analyze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofus etc.
and find in instance certain deficiencies the red glob
ules of Blood Supply you are made we'll
The Blood Food founded upon
uG success. There
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

Mrs. L1ScoIN GERS HER HUSBANDS PICTURE
The New York Tribune says:
About two weeks ago scandalous painting on
canvas was received by Mrs. Lincoln, per ex-
press, from South Carolina. 1t represented Mr..
Lincoln with a rope around his neck, his feet
chained, and his body adorned with tar and feath
ers. Comment is unnecessary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
T,EGAT, NOTICES.
AFFGCE OF THE AQME MUTUAL IN


m FFECEG UEE-- KEKE FAVNMEI NEUIUAIA IN
" sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January s, 1861.
accordance with the Charter Of this Company and act
the Legislature Of Louisiana mo 60 approved 18th March,
1859 public notice is hereby given that the following Ceh
Gates issue 1856 with accrued interest tbereon
main unpaid in this Company If rot claimed by the legal
within thirty days from the first publication OF
this notice. the will be cancelled and annued and the
thereof credited the contingent account the books
of tha CnrrnnnY as dirnctnh by charer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
OFFICE OF TIE LOUISIANA MUTUAL

" NEW UELEANs Iacembsr 81, ISGU
In accordance With the requirements Of the Charter of the
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Co. and of the Legislature
State of Louisiana No 49, approved March l7h 1885,
public notice is hereby given that the following Certificates of
Script for the 1851 and accrung interest thereon
unclaimed in the Office of the Company all said Certificates
which shall be demanded by the legal owner or
within thirty days of this notice will be cancelled and
annulled the thereof credited to contingent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

I w. 81 }. f. STARR,
Ns CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New jersey,
--ManufacurerBat e.
All kinds of CASTINGS and PARATUsfo AS WORKS,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,tor Retorts and other
Houses.
RETORTs, and all CASTINGS requireds setting nthe
attest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, COND ENSERs, SCRURBERS and EXHAUS
ERS, for relieving the Retortsf pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 to 100000 cubofeet daily
4 purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs,r or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of nil sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from II 48 inches diameter for Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches. Bendr,
Drps, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from 30incheS, eherbasB sced plair
WROUGHT IRON W0Rk-All the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
R-Communicaons should he addressed to the PRINCI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
Ms-BRANCH OFFICE, l2s SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA. Isls Iy&w
MEALS AMBROSIA WHISKY.
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from the books OF Tue UohpAny. :
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES H WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and Subscribed before this 9Th of January
1861 D. F. MITCHELL.
Second Justice of the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
T IMPORTANT Te FAMILIES.

I
Pc SY L Y N Il
SALT NUFACTURING CoMPANt
SAPONEFBTER,
TIE ready Family Soap Maker, and U1eiuH
Cleanser,
Will make hard water soft, clean Paint remove Innn
one Box casfs 80, .. s.,..... znts.
to ~ pounds refuse grease, usually given away,
about l-2 cent per pound, ay.....a............,s
}ents.
"a Giants therefore In the cost Of barrel citrate
SOFT SOAP. -,
RECEIPT for making different kinds of Soap bE sd'
dressing Depot of Company,
Philph!n.
The Eanonaer can he had of any resnectabe ekeeper
II, Ike rnuntry 81 ~
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rece des livres de Ia compagnie .h
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, SGcraaire.
u ETAT LA LOUISIANA,
ParoisSe dOrleans, vile de Ia Nile. Orleans {
Souscrit erGnt par devan moi 5ee Jour do anvier
1861 D. F. MITCHELL,
iaI BOT JUICE de PRlx de Ia Seconde Cour
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MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
WTRTfPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

WIN. KNABE Il CO., Nos. l. g. and Eutaw street, Bslt
MORE respectfully inform their Southern friends thai they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply great
demand for their Pianos. They unquestonaby the most
durable ali the latest improvements and arely guar
FIVE years. For and great Of
and agreeable touch they unequaled,
Thaberg Strakosch and other great pansts used then
their have given certificates
They have for tho years taken the first premiums
all competition different States where they
exhibited Last year they received five premiums
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano and
one for tbs best sganst ali competition.
full supply of the above instruments may be found at
agents in New Orleans at
NELL Il WASHBURN'Sl
Corner of Camp and Cornmon streets,
iel9 Iykw Story Building, tup stRira)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

Depot No. Al Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world 1Si4'uS
The Restorative Is put up In bottles OF three viz rarge
medium and small The small holds half pint and reth or
one dollar bottle The medium bottle holds 1t ee art
por cent mora In proportion than the small aud reta far o
dollars bottle Thelarge holds qunr forty per cent mora
IN Proportion and retais for three dollars bottle o +
WOOD CO., PEopreoTs, 444 Broadway, New York and IL
fancy goods dealers. ""A@ 0~N
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
SANFORD's
L I Y r IN VIC ORA TOR

Never DebfIitntGss
tits compounded entirely Gums and has hecon,e an on
tabshed fact Standard Medicine known and nnnroved Nv all
that have used It, and resoed with confidence ell
| the diseases for which tits recommended.
1t has cured thousands the last two years who had
given all hopes of relief the unsolicited cerd
| Gates In my possession show
The dose must be adapted to the the iudyd
Rkngit and used in quantities to on tho
| Bowels.
your Judgment guide you in the use of tho
Liver 1nvigorator and will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia Chronic Diarhea, Summer Complaints
Dysentery Dropsy Sour Stomach Habus Cosveness Choc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infanu Faulence
dice, Female Weaknesses may successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine will cure Sick Headache taa
thousands testify in twenty minutes
spoonsfu taken at attack
aregving their testimony in tsfavor
Mix waerin the mouth with the Invigorator,
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
SandFortl's Family Cathartic Pills,
compoundedfro Vegetable Extracts put upn Gaes
Gases, air tight, end will keepin any climate.
Tbs Family Catharc Pill is gentle aud active Catbartic,
which tile proprietor has used his practice twenty
The constantly increasing demand from those haRe
e to ss F bag nd s e me to a sGs a within the
on different portions Of the bowels
The Family athsrtic has with reference to this
vegetsbls Extracts which alike hs asn
is aessd such as DeranSemen f. he soae spss
Pains in the Back and Loin 0o and Soreness
neglected. end in Of Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
Sensation of Cold the body Resessnes Headache
Weight in the Head all Infamuatory Diseases Worms in
and diseases which flesh is hero numerous
mention in this advertisement Dose tc9. Price Dimes
The Liver Invigoraor Family Caharc Pills are reao
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade in
towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, M. D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor
5S5 Broadway, N Y.
J. WRIGHT Il CO..
.u,,. Wholesale Agents,
nHddW And sold by evtzy DEGEEltt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

Dr. Ek0onanI'E
Dr. Hoolnndsa

G. Err NAN TPTERS.
And
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

! L1GoN1ER Noble county, Ind, Feb g. 1885
prof D. wood Dear Sir - In the litter part OF The ves-
1852 we attending the State and National School of the
State cNew York, hair from unknown to me rom
M OIL very rapidly that in the short space Of six
MONTH me whole upper part of scalp eutjrav
kerebf Its covering aud much of the remaining poriom nnn
the le and back part of head shortly after gay 80
that gu will not be surprised when you hat anon nv a
turnto the State Of Indiana acquaintances
wero so much at loss to discover the change nv
ane my more intimate acquaintance were 10 recove ma
at eA'' A"~
ut once made application to the si1I phvsjeisna in
theonntry, but receiving from that nv hal
cold again be restored forced become reconcled
initiate until fortunately in the latter part of the year 1881
ydr restorative was recommended to by druggist as he
i the most reliable Hair Restorative In tried ono ho
II and found great satisfaction that it was producn Tho
red effect Since that time have used dollars Worth
qyour Restorative result have rich coat NJ 49,
~ black hair which money can buy " ''
mark OF my gratitude for nbor skill the uro-
cton OF SO wonderful an article have s se
many OF my friends and acqnantances who hArpy TO
INFORM you, are using it with like effect. 'P' "
Very respectfully, yours,
A. NJ LATTA,
Attorney-aud- Counsellor -ai-Iaw
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
ST ooD T HE TEST OF YE. D -
And grows more and more Pnnulnr eyerv dnri

Anc testimonials new, and almost without number might h,
from ladies and gentlemen in I'LL grades society who's
uhed testimony none could resist that Prof Woods Hair Ras
toratve will restore the and grav and preserye
the youth TO old age in all its youthful beauty -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

-AsAIand Union Mills Jeans and Linseys.
Ashland "a in. Jeans lrbeys.
Tennessee Truck fo6sets. , 49, -,,
Negro herseys and Plains st"4ssn rge assortment
Aberton q, %. So ~ LUCE;
Harwnod 201E, a, 2na ~ m LUCK
yortb Carni;ra res.
Together with large yen asssrVgn me O. hentucEy
difeTent rnates and we antons Checks Ginghas, ETC.,
je19 6rn&W%
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D.. wa, NIL, BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. q, 1sss
pFof Wood - Thee VIII please accept line nfort es
cansed by complicated chronic dsease attended VIII Nn n
ton the head continual course OF snHenr throt W.
having reduced me 10 state of dependence ia va a NC
able to obtain st for caps neither have able 10 do theH
from cold. This induced pay Briggs / nodpS
the last cent hid earth for two dollar bottle Of inv H
RESTORATIVE, nblit the first Of August last have i fn
followed the dEctons and the bald Spot now covered b
hair thick and Hack though short 1t is also coming in ali "rar
my head Fedng confident that another large bottle yo
store entre and permanently feel anxious persevers in
It's use and bang destitute OF purchase any more
would ask the thee woulds be willing to send ns a ~
der on thine agents for bottle and 10 hysef he scn
widow and iie fatherless.n ~ ~ 'u 10 Inc
ny friend, SUSANNAH KIRRY
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A PURE ARTICLE,

A PURE ARTICLE,
Eor Family and Medicinal Purposes.
A" To be had @. all the principal Druggists and Grocerf
throughout the United States.
A. 4. NEAL,
Sole Agent,
No. 107 Walnut street.
les lvhW PHILADELPHIA,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

NOR GONORRHEA, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
L in the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, sHEOIFIC sOLU.
TION.This worldenowned preparation cures all affections
of the genersvs organs whether chronic Phys
of England of France, and of Americas acknowledge i
efficacy. Thousands of sufferers have bee relieved by IT,
Purely vegetable in composition it HARMLESS as is en-
cscous The system becomes invigorae aid the debaed
body snd depressed mind are restored to energy
B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent fer the United States,
mylT ly Apothasary, &c Camp stret, New Orleans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
orr Dispatches.

Our special Richmond dispatches announce the
retreat Of RosECEAEs across the Gauley. We have
some fears thst this movement will close the cam
paign in Northwestern Virginia, and leave all the
hard tolls, privstions and sacrifices of our army in
that quarter, if not entirely fruitless, destitute of
any brilliant and important action, to COMPENSATE
the brave boys for theirextreme hardships Another
evwhich must necessarily follow, win be the deten
ton of this gallant army in winter quarters If not
Immediately in the region where they now are, at
least IN such proximity as to eheetually guard
against any further advance of the enemy. This
must necessarily be the result, unless Gen LEE
decides to pursue the HesSIans across the Gauley
and thoroughly chastse them, before winter fairly
set in. The winter is early in those mountains.
snow havi1g already appeared on the summit of
Cheat Mountain If LEE designs closing the cam
pAign, by putting the enemy to fight, he has no
time to spare, and he must in q very few DAYS act
efficiently.
The action reported on Santa Rosa Island, right
under the guns of Fort -Pickena, by which BILLY
WILSON'S desperadOes were completely routed. their
guns spiked, munitions, ratiOns equipage and quar-
tiers destroyed, and large number killed and taken
prisoners, is one Of the most brilliant engagements
Of the war. Such victory as this, when the
utmost secrecy dispatch and address were required
to prevent an alarm, before the moment to
strike eyinees the highest state Of discipline,
daring and efficiency, in the troops at Pensacola,
and superior capacity to command, on the part of
the commander Of the expedition. 1t ia not saying
too much to assert that such troops can never be
conquered. Their enterprise is worthy Of all
praise and deserves special commentator from the
Government The ennad produced by long sx-
pected engagement, without any stirring event du-
ring the whole summer, has thus been brilliantly
disspated at the camp, and the enemy are taught to
beware Of the blows of the Southron.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

Intention Of goihg 70 var, bus merely sldled .he
camp from notifies Of curiosity, and ffets forced
into services. Thothpson's men cannot Sc callsd
cavalry, as they are only mounted men, arTied with
hunting ri6ea shot guns and bowie knifes, few Of
then h4Fig pi stols. They are poorly disciplined,
and generally run when attacked. The pris0Hers
say that they poorly equipped and provided for,
though rs for food, they have plenty Of 'bu beet"
and corn bread
The prisoner captured by Capt. Hanns's men,
says that Pillow and Hardee are in that neighbour
hood making for Birds Point, but his information
Is not considered reliable.
CARo, October lone of our gunbOats returned
here from Ohio yesterday but is in disabled con-
dltion. having broken her rudjer. The other two
are s'in mp the Ohio.
The Runboats building at Mound City are being
put through rapidly as possible. It is said that
the Mcclellan win be launched this week
Two companies Of Col. Legan's regiment with 3
company of cavalry, were sent over 70 Missouri
yesterday. They go TO place called Texas, near
CharlestOu, where German colony is settled. It
IL said that the SecessiOHists are threatening the
colony, an! our men took over q lot of wagons for
the purpose Of removing their effects to Illinois.
We have no further information of the movements
of Gen. Pillow or Johnston except that Columbus
had not been evacuated Two or three regiments
have been moved over to Missouri, opposite COlum-
bus, but we have no accurate information of their
destination or objects.
We are enjoying very pleasant weather. with
clear days and cool nights and mornings The rivers
continue to fail slowly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
our War For lHDEPERDEHCE.
4ah oAmFAIan az vlHaislA.



We are permitted to make the following extract
from letter written at Big Sewsn Mountain, Fay
cite county, Va, on the lst inst, by member of
Gen. ANDERsoN's brigade, to his father in this city
al wrote you from little place called
Frankferd, two days ago, since which time l
have footed il forty-two miles, which I found
pretty hard marching Our regiment is
hers on the mountain. within one short mile
Of the enemy. The pickets are within two or
three hundred yards Of each other. We can see
the enemys tents and hear their brass bands plainly
from where we are encamped.
"TAis morning was the first time for months that
have seen the stars and stripes. saw them float
ing over what is supposed to be the quarters of
Gen. RosEcRANs. he is said to have ten
thousand troops with HIM, and occupies
strong position. We have about - and are
strongly fortified. Gen. LEE is in command. Gems
FLoID, LoBISG and ANDERSON are also here, besides
which we have about -, as 9 reserve, at Meadow
BLUFF, ten miles from this place. We are waiting for
the enemy to attack to-day, but the only sign of
fights the explosion of shell in the tops of the
trees over our heads or cannon ball passing over.
They shoot too high for u.s. and suppose are firing
at the batteries which planted higher upon the
mountain behind US. have just heard from Capt
YAUIx that it reported are to & hit morrow;
that Gen. LEE will bring the fight. and that the
Tennessee brigade consisting of Coils. MAXEY's,
HATToS's and SAvAGE's regiments will lead in the
attack do not know that it will be 81, but if it
is there will be Bile. dy work.
Gen. FLOODS fight with the Yankees on Gauley
river was more disastrous TO them than Gen. Rose
GRAMS reports. We learned from some prisoners
taken yesterday that the Yankees lost twenty-five
hundred killed and wounded, while our loss was
emily one killed and seven wounded. This is the
greatest victory gained yet though Gen. FLOYD was
compelled to fall back to this place.
Preparations are going on briskly for the & ht
Tomorrow. Baggage and cooking utensils of all
kinds are being sent to the rear. and ammunition IN
large quantities is being distributed to the men.
Every is in ine spirits, as we anticipate gori-
Gus yictoryU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11


dIRiCUL6Us EsCaPE FROM SFtRva1Toy-.
lHKEs Days n A STUTS-We have Inst Lar
miraculous escape from starvation. OF A
gentleman residing in Lsuierdale county. Tenn
hsss's point The facts were these
Last week he went out hunting in Iargs 1
m his neighborhOOd, and be observed q Wild
fly out Of large cypress stump, which wa
20 feet high. His knowledge OF the habits Of
geese led him to believe that the goose had
in the stump. On the outside Of the stump
number OF vines, which he pulled up BY 70 I
and get possession Of the eggs. After he hs
eeeded in gaining the top Of the stump. be disc
large number Of eggs soma six or eight feel
inside. The uesL be supposed. was on a 6 al
datIOn. and he accordingly let him elf down
hut, when he struck the substance on - h
nest was built. he discovered that the ne.t
foundation, and soon found himself sinking
bottom Of the tree
The inside Of the tree was rotten, and wos
bear his weight Now he was in a dilemmi
miles from any habitstiOn. iusile OF stump
feet high. with no prospect Of assissa nee y al
nag to subsist on bat the goose eEzs a.. sod
and yelled until he was nearly exhausted. !,
coming within hearing distance. Ga the uil
after his incarceration two gentleman we
hunting and came within hearing distaaes
were very mach frightened az hearing N tnI
OF the stump, and Tor some time they ecu 4
c0nciie themselves to what it meaat. but
learned that the gentleman had been mis- in
home several days, they soon we're satisfied
was no ghost inside the tree. They procured
and soon the prisoner was liberated. lie swt
viii never attempt TO rob goose nest situ
that one was agsin.-MsiEphiS 5rgsS.