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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
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STATE IoUIarAEI,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
remembered that the 18th Of july 1860 before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Pres
dent of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Or
who being duly according law does depose and
say foregoing Just and rue and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
aud subscribed before the 25th July, 1860
D. F. MITCHELL I'd J. P.
Board Trustees interest Of Sic
PER CENT in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Prof
holders thereof theirlegs aud
after the SECOND MONDAY In AuguBt proxitno
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT. 90 psr
csn the Net Earned Premiums of tbs Company for the
gear ending the 50h Jns 1860 for which certificates will hG
Issued and after the first FAY Of October next.
And resolved further that after reervng One Million Of
Dollars Profits all the outstanding certificates Of the
of the 1857 redeemed on and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximotntsress thereon TO ceass
from sOth June ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
THE IVORY rtAUTUGgSAPH-
LAGNB,s ART G GALLERY. NO. % CAME STREET

RspeciN is called hs greatest of ali Improvement
the Photographic Art We prepared to make thea
PICTURES which, for great holiness and decacV OF cnorng
euualei also combines the beauty and Sane OF 81
Ivory Miniature. Cali and Judge for yourselves
ention s heeteere paid to the different banchs
Of business Dauerreotypes kind Of pictures from
deceased persons copied into small shfgef into life
painted OIL pastel eenrs in 6SnrrasSalR style
sMr. e. JACOBS courunestS supeiEtend the prompi
cuton Of all work entrusted to enr cere. nj On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
senagora,s Family oatnart1e Pl1Is,
lompoundedfrom pure Vegetable Extracts and put upln Gs
Cases, air tight, end will keepin any climate.

The Family Cathartic PHI gentle and active 0ahartic
hcn tie proprietor has used in his practice more theg ,e;
ears constantly demand from these VITO hhT
on uGsd this Pills tp satisfaction which all express In
ar to their use Induced place them within the reac
II ALL The Profession we'll know that different FathRrica
u different portions of the bowels
Family Catharc Pill has, WA due references 10 ihls wn
established fact been compounded from variety Of the
Vegetable Extracts which alike part of the eE1en
AIRY canal md good safe In all where tahartt
needed such DeraqgemenL he SiomRch sleeFlness
the Back and Ions COST veuess, Pain and onFe
1Ys the whole body, sudden csld which frequently
neglected. end OF Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
g Sensation Cold the body RestcEEess Headache
Weight IN The Head, all infsun1etery ptseasss Morps 7
Children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier Of tie Blood
and many diseasee which aesh heir numerous
cenien this advertisement. DoHe 70 Price Dimes
ThsIYer igereor and Family fafharo PILL retas
uggsts and sold by the traaeip oil the arC
4 II W. SANFORD NJ. D., NJ ,anfaornrar and Propreto,
a'e '''"9"As' . = J.wIaRr a CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Etud&E Anisald by ssMy DIuREaG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--A tract of land,
spg hundred fifty located Sun.
flower landing the Gs pp river Is offered for sale
portion tie land has been cleared cultivated and
have been made For particular description
refer TO the advertiser MT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

LIGoFIER Noble county. Ind, Feb. s, 1859.
Prof O. J. Dear Sir = In the latter part the
1852 while attending the State and National Law School of tbs
State of New York, hair, from unknown
nenced falling very rapidly that in the short space sz
MONTHS whole upper part Of scalp almost sntrel;
beret covering much of the remaining portion urop
the side and back part of head shortly after becane gray
will surprised when tell that
turn to tho State Of Indiana
were much loss discover the change my appear
cuee my intimate acquantances to recognise
ct all
made application to the most skul physicians ii
country receiving from them that hal
could again be restored forced to become teconcd
my fate until fortunately in the latter part the
your Restorative recommended TO by ruggiGt
ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried bot
tie found great satisfaction that it producing
desired effect Since that time have used seven dollars WORTH
your Restorative and result have rich of very
soft black hair, which money can bny.
mark of gratitude for labor and skill in the pro
ducon wonderful article, have It's
to many my friends acquaintance, Who happy
Inform you, are using it with like effect
Very respectfully, yours,
A. NJ. LATTA,
Attorney. and Counsellor q. ,ayz.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line to niorm
caused BY complicated chronic disease attended with
having reduced Of dependence have not been
abs obtain stuff for neither have been able to do them
from cold This induced me to pay Briggs Hodges amos
the last cent had dollar bottle of thy Hat
Restorative about of August last have faithfully
followed the directions, and the bald spot is covered with
hair thick and black though short II ia also coming all
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle would
store it entirely and permanently feel anxious psrsevere
Its use being destitute of to purchase any
would ask thee thee woulds not BIO willing send
der on thine agents for bottle and myself scrip.
ure reward is to those that kind the
widow and the fatheresB."
Thy friend, SuSANNAH KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

.dsped deficiencies of the Bloodn different dseases
oqghs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever Of thu
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No which Is as
he No. for Depression of spirits Loss of Appetite and for
Chronic Complaints arising from OverUse General Debility
Nervous Prosration. No. q for Liver Complaints No.
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption
dropg and carried Immediately into the circulation.
hat what gain retain The No for Female irrssn
ares Hystera Wenlne7se See special directions 70
his For Salt Rheun, Eruptiors Scrouloug, Kidney
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In ell the direction
be strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81
1ottle.
Sold by CHURCH i DUPONT, No. 406 Broadway, Nov
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. 81 l55 Ghartres erect;
T.WOOD CO., ST. Louis, Mo-, and By sill respectable Drns
sists throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

And testimonials new, and almost without number might h
given from ladies and gentlemen grades Of society," whot
united testimony none could resist that Prof Woods Hair Res
oraye will restore the bald gray preserve tho hair
the youth to old age, Ia all Its youthful beauty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
.dway, and sold by all dealers throughout

Depot No. 44 Broadway and sold by ali dealers throughout
The world
The Restorative un In bottles o., three Sizes Large
medium aud small. The small olda half pint and renR 70!
dosr per bottle The medium bottle holds least twenty
in proportion than the small and reGils fer
In proportion and reails for three dollars bottle. O. J.
WOOD CO., Proprstors 40 Broadway New York and ia
Market street St Louis MOI and sold By ali good druggists ard
fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT CO., Agents,
Il and ISL ChartresEtreet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

CHOICE Liquors. Mr.. S. Wolff. corner of Gravier
and New LeFee Streets to-day adyete Ia s:or of wines
brandies, whisky and nall liquors. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
......CORNS.

TDRNS..-..........CO CORN =, .SO1GNSs
DR.. JOHN G. MCCOY
Respectfully informs his old friends and the public in general
that he resumed the prNce of his profession and has
tabshed hmsea No. St. Charles street. door from Ca
Persons suffering from Hard Soft liberated Corns,
Bunos Nails growing in the Flesh would do well to give
him call he guarantees satisfaction charge is made
mai I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

CAVALRY FtAa.--A beautifully embroidered flag
for cavalry will to-day vbi ed Deers wotsed
store on Canal Get, near nRu' hne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

SUPPLIES -Messrs. Bostsck Seymour, No, SO
Eson St eel have IN store and offer for large stock
army and navy tuppies See advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
Blood Food

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
with the essential elements, gives
True Standard Analyze the Blood person sua1l1
rom Consumption Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia scrofula etc
find every instance certain deficiencies in the gob
lies of Blood Supply and made well
The founded upon this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
s. BUUDR0's RESTAU- ~ n
<@sasSag NJ RANT, >~Ss4NEF&aF
AT LAKE END OF PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
Philippe Bnlmnn and Francois Colonies,
PRoPRIE ToRS.

This popular establishment having been thoroughly repaired
and greatly enlarged for the accommodation OF per-
visiting the Lake. and rely getting every
deli of the and the best Wines, hS OF old.
private Will find at this Establishment
rely SEPARATE where they will be served in style
be surpassed elegance Suites Of rooms
prepared for the reception of bodrders wishing stay
time The Lake during the .
Military and Fire Companies will he furnished with coatoDs
dinners notice. by leaving orders addressed to
prUprietors the Office of the Railroad Company in the
mn I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

GLAIRyoYAscR,-Mm e Gaprel to-day advertises
thai she can By consulted at her rooms, l26 Gustomhouse
Street i regard 70 matters pertaining The past present and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

coTroN PLANTATION FOR SALE a desirable cot.
plantation, egby located and having upon frame dwell.
Ing gin house, gro Quarters etc IL offered for sale. Some
hres hun of land uadr cnl yation Pur.
chases offered opportunity often presented We
to the advertisement giving parc''ars,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

z Doors AsD saoEs. IN consequence Of intended
removal Mr. Walter 4. Peek, No. 50 ANAL sres Eeag
Large slock 4 boots asd Shoes at cost priees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

:
Parrish Of Orleans, city OF New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day Of December 1885,
subscriber Justice of the Peace III and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaiad President
A. chrabsr Secretary, Of the Czens Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according 10
law dpose and that the above accounts u4t and
true and transcript from the books Of said Company
o. GATLLARn. President.
A. SCHREIBER. Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me- tla day. December Is.
lr.t. ARTHUR SAuCtER,
Third Justice of The Peace the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
New York Marketg

NEW YoRK April 20.---phe Cotton marketisbnov.
ant, with safes of q 90 bales at lSo ror Middlinr
Uplands. Four-The turn is in iavur OF the bayer
sales to dag 4s00 bills atS5G1s5 10. Corn ftm Il
Gl to Csc. Pork closed quiet, with sales al $40.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
\ VALuABI.R REMEnIEs.
rTtlaE ONLY PItEpAitaTIoN
STOOD THE TEST OF EEARs
And grows more and more Popular every dayI

That has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

NiVtr IHI5IIlB5nCa,
LouIsxILLE, April 29.- The Ohio river Mt this
pofat was rising this evening with 81 feet inches
water in the canal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

-zHusTEsa-
Geo. W. West, r. P. Hunt,
Jas. A. White u. h1sson,
Douglas Weg Martin Gordon, IT,,
y. Jnmson Nhma Augustin,
Ar. Mienberger, Cesairs Olivier,
J.Lsisy A. BONN,
Onter GaIllard.
The Company eonnueto against the pers OF the
and rivers and damage By fire. at the
premiums
n7s- Office No. 5 Carondeletsrsst. dI7H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

GISGfSNATI, April 20, The Fonr marl;.t olosa,
dali at unchanged prices Whisky is auoted At lac
Pork closed firm, with sales 1T sl7 10 4 n w n
Mess. specie is at a premium ot per cont
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-21
A FRlGH

One of those remarkable CONSERVATION,
winch sometimes take place in armies on battle
fields, was witnessed yesterday in this city. l.
appears to have begun in the office of one Of tho
mbrning papers, and spread with rspidity
through the ranks OF the war party in all parts
of the city. The celebrated panic at Soferlno
tled by the Editor oil the n. Y. Tlmesl was re-
peated in New York, but with another leader
But the cause of the frigh! was far diferen.
Will il be believed that The Editors Of our va
rrous papers were yesterday thrown into feser
OF anxiety and agony by rumor that il waf
possible the present troubles Of our country
might be ended without bloodshed, and all the
attendant horrors OF civil war Ii appears 10
have been shock TO these bloodthirsty gentle
men, such as they could not abide. The runner
frightened them into the most furious condtioa
One and another was affected BY the contagior,
and BY evening the city was in general astoun-
ded by the horrible truth that there were men
who dared 10 talk of peace nay, that il was e.
ven a possible thing that their talk might 8
mount 10 something Never was danger 50
threatening Never did the country stand 90
the brink of such sprecipice as this idea of Peace
One OF them declares that tsthe great peril OF
the Republic now imminent" is plan for peacs
winch is believed to be on foot.
We confess our own JOY at these statements
in the war papers; aud ae know there ate
hundreds of thousands who will rejoice at the
news from so unexpected source, of strong
and vigorous effort a. closing the war. This
panic IN the Republican press cannot be Who'll
ly without cause, and the peace makers (who
are blessed) will wait with anxiety to join in
the movement when it becomes more public.
But who can observe the condition Of 90,
country, and read the furious war-cries of these
gentlemen, without shame This war began
with party whose motto was avowedly, "Cir>
IL scar preferable to slasery IN the territories"
With all the horrors OF war upon us, witt, pow
eriy around Us, and our best blood North and
South already pouring out on tie 6eic, these
lovers Of war still repeat the crY-stiil say,
-'UI'H "aFS raPIFFV' y1TuGy u4uTaeE, auyTRing
rather than compromise"
God has been very good to u.s. He has bes.
sed this nation above all The nations of the earth
He has led Us through the struggle for Indepera
dcncr, through many trying peliods, and has
given Us wealth and happy homes more than
are 10 be found elsewhere N any nation. Bu.
the magnihcence oil His mercy IS displayed N
this more than all else, that His iightnings are
stayed from the work OF destroying utterly those
m"n who would 10 day plunge Us into fratr-
cida war, when the opportunity of avoiding il
is open, and might De accepted but for then fu-
rious political rnmities.-J.uraqi of Commercs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-21
The Army Supply SwindIes,

Until the resignation Of Mr.. Purviancr, Gov
ernor Curtin's Attorney General, we tried to
make ourselt believe that much OF the complaint
OF soldiers about the clothing and provisions
furnished them by the Governor was not we'll
founded. But every day has brought us new
light upon tue subject, until there can no long
er De doubt oil the most rascally swim ding op-
-ra'ions having taken pIaca under the eyes of
the Governor and apparently with his approval
Our soldiers have deem fed on rotten meat
their uniforms when furnished after weeks of
anxious waiting ,were oil such materials ms would
not hold together week, and in many cases
not over day. The companies now uniform.
ed by the STATE, are already 10 rags-their con.
dition being such as 10 bring down upon them
the ridfcule Of the well clad military Of the 9TH
er Siaies.~ Pennsylvania is dlsgracpd-and who
IS to oIanel Not the patriotic people OF the
Keystone. Governor Curtin has had abundant
means placed in bis hands to ciothe and Iced
our brave Prnnsylvatians comfortably and as
respectfully as an: SOLDIERS in the army. But
has he done il He has permitted, ii he hss
Hot sried, set of men worgs than The Southern
rrbsis, to sw,Bdle The State and to bring disgrace
upon il and our so!tiprs. We shall wait anx.
ionsly tor 0 fdH exposure OF The rascaitiea on
the n1fn who have been Rttening upon money
SO freely appropriated for the comfort Of the SOL
dirrs Of ihe good old State OF Bennsylvania.--
The disgrace upon our State mast be vir,e.s out.
er@n should IT r Necessary to v ipe out Gov,
Garsir R1fh w. R4-fErglo- Gaeba
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-21
For tie Gar.t,.


The Broad Top -Minsr has ceased 10 exist.
The editor is off 10 the wars. Noiwilhstandico
The increase Of business OF the region, and an 3D.
vance OF nearly forty per cent, the Miner has
died languishnfg death Ii began its frs,
issues in a manner satisfactory 10 the ma.
iority of its subscribers, but soon after changed
evidently losing its ballast and self-rpspecl q,
the same time, and attefIy setting itself up q,
public censor Of the citizens Of the Reo,oc
threatening them with being "spotted" as tra,.
tors, and talking much Of having tra,,orsp
amongst us. For long time the Broad Ton.
pers bore with the boy editors seeming ecca..
,ricitles, but repetition OF these imperIrep,
attacks rapidly changed The public feeling 10
one OF marked indignation, and bis paper becans
regarded as public nuisance. As has ces..
ed TO exist, peace to ats ashes It's but lust 10
remark that The editor, Tyhurst, is not native
of Tyhank, Ia distinguished rural settlement in
this regionl but halls from eye anclem Bor.
cugh." BARNETTSTOWN.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-21
WHAT WE FIGHT FOR.
The New York Times saws .-

The New York Times says -
"The struggle is not, on the part OF the
North, for the overthrow of slavery. It is not
a wsE for emancipation. Il Is mt an attack
upon the institutions Of the South. With sIa-
very IN the States the North has moi hing 10 do
--claims no right TO interfere with il there
But the North, the East and West will defend
thr ConstItution-w uphold the Union. The
millions OF the Free States have resolved that
this Republic shall not be overthrown."
II the whole Republican press and the lead
ing men ofthat party would preach tins doc
tFine, honestly, We should soon see sunited
North" upon the subject OF the war. But as
long as such Influential men as Governor An
drews, oil Massachusetts,, and such papers as
his organ, the Boston Atlas, contend that
f'the meaning OF this fight is the doom OF sla-
verv," and insist that slave instructions shall
be promoted and excited By our troops, SO long
will ten thousands of honest men and true pa
triots not only keep aloof from oil participation
IN the deplorable strife, but raise their earnest
protest against At. Every good citizen, and
every Democrat, is ready to fight for
the preservation OF the Government, and the
integrity of the Constitution aud the Union,
but not orthe atrocious objects aimed at by
these miserable de1agogues whose course and
counsels have brougt upon the country ITS pres
ent and prospective ca alamities.-Beapey Star
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-21
Resoiped That Hon. W. p scbell John G

Resoired, That Hon. w. p. SchelI, John G.
Hartley anl Oliver E. Shannon, be appointed
judicial Contpreps, to meet similar Cont-rees
from the counties of Frankln, Fuiton, and Som
rrset, 10 put in nomination suitable candidate
for President Judge of this district, giving
them power TO appoint substitutes.
John s. Schel offered the following addition.
al resolution
RESOLVED, That the Bedford Gazette is an ef-
ficien; and reliable organ of the Democratic
Party and that we chpeIfully recommend 1t TO
the patronage ofthe public.
Maj. Patton moved to amend, by adding, "for
its fearless and independent course"
The amendment having been accepted by
Mr. Scheii, the resolution as amended, was u
unanimously adopted.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot .or
candidates for the Office of Associate Judge,
Treasurer, Commissioner, Poor Director and
Auditor.
Dr.. D. Noble was appointed Teller
The following gentlemen were selected as
candidates:
For Associate Judge, GEN'L. JAMES
BURNS, OF Juniata.
For Treasurer, MAI. A. J. SAMSON, of Bed
ford Borough.
For Commissioner, PHILIP SHOEMAKER
of Colerain
For Poor Director, HENRY WERTZ, o.
Cumberland Valley.
For Auditor, DANIEL l.. DEFIBA UGH, o
Snake Spring.
On motion, the above Eominatlons were de-
clared to be unanimous.
The following gentlemen were then selected
as County Committee for The ensuing year
John s. Schell, Chairman,
w. ChenoWet
Jotn P. Reed,
George Elder,
George Smouse, Ir.,
Charles Hlllegas,
Samuel M. Boor,
Jos. F. Brege,
J. T. Gephart,
Wm. Foster,
John Homan,
Daniel Barley
John r. Barton.
John E. McGirr, ESQ, being called upon By
the Convention for speech, made few re
marks, after which the Convention adjournet
sine die.
JAMES BURNS, Chairman.
Jonn E. McGIRR' Secretaries.
f. c. REAMER.