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THE shortest and Quickes, route to St. Louis,
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Louis, No.
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August 10Th, 1860, s-,f
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is constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body. and may burst out
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is free
from its attacks. nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin. it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents TO children
unto the third and fourth generation; /" indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Him who saws. II
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their Children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
Tupton, which gendcrs in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous com
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases: conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not serofuious in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and MANY
diseases Of the liver. kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are serofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in.
lection, and their health is undermined by II.
10 cleanse IT from the system we must renovate
The blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
Migrate it by healthy food and exercise. |
Such medicine we supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Exports.

TNDIAN0LA and GALVESTON steamship
Atlantic-650 scks corn 750 bhls -four so bbls wis-
Ky 90 hhds sugar 10 ties hams 25 bbls potatoes tcs
rice 25 cks bacon.
GLASGoW--Per ship Veniia-17O1 bales cotton
1860 stayes.
LIVERPOOL ship Arran-2s52 bales cotton
1850 slaves.
y PHI PHlII4ADELPHIA-Perb brig Nameang 500 hhds
sugar 500 bbls molssses.
HAVRE-Per ship Regulus- 1000 bales cotton
400 bbls r0sin.
NEW YoRK-Per schr Clifton 200 hhds sugar
170 bbls molasses.
Z SABINE PASs-Per schr John Randolph IS bbls
Hour 1000 scks corn scks coffee 20 bbls molasses
~ pkgs groceties l5o pkgs mdse.
I PENSACOLA-Pe schr Phoenix SO bbls flour
20 bbls pork 8 scks coffee bbls whisky So scks
corn IL bales hay 10 scs oats 3s7 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

Greeuoek, January 5.-Arriyed from this port,
ship Highland Chief, Ba7stow.
HaVre, January 5.--Arrived from this port shin
Northampton, Elwell.
Liverpool, January Cleared for this port, ship
Atlantic, Rinsmore. Entered out for this port 9th
January, ship Sandusky, Gray.
London. January 5,-Cleared for this port, ship
Carooa, Tegan.
Queenstown, January 4.-Arrived from this port,
ship Sheridan, Russell, bound to Liverpool.
Rio de Ianeire, December 7.--Cleared for this
port ship BorodiEo, Flowers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

the American bark Rapid the only foreign vessel
IN port Of Vera loading for New York, to sail
about the lst rFozimo. At sacrifcios- united
States steam higate Powhattan United States
steamer Pocahontas; " s. higate Sabine; U. s.
frigaie Cumberland; U S. slcop- St. Louis
British steam frigate Eaorous and gun boat JAS
per; French brig Mercure, and two Spanish war
vessels. The steamship Tennessee was detained at
Vera Cruz until the 2ad inst. by norther, and ex
perienced a heavy norther on the passage up.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Domestic Ports.

New York, January 22.-Arrived from this port,
steamship BienEille, Bulloch: bark Alice Fainter,
Hutton sailed, ship Wellington.
Holiness Hole, January 19.-Arrfved from this
port, bark Aura, Lindsey, bound to Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
arrI yea saturday.
\ No arrivals from sen on Saturday.
ss6eana1soats.

ssyyle, Ebert, I'm Cincinnati.
HilWatlia, Dis, I'm Cairo
1sepublie, Baird, fnl Cairo.
Illinois, Carroll, fni Cairo.
Louis HI Or, Johnson I'm Carolina Bluffs
Sc IS G6Tley, shute. fin Arkansas Line
Andy Fulton, HazIep, i'm Caledonia.
ille, BaTarlco, I'm Bayou Sara.
California, Myers. I'm Mobile.
Tewh0atA ] n Whitmove NhitInore, I'm tile Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 10th inst
ships ~ ellfeet and Pequot, bark Carmen
came up light.
TowEoat Victoria, jackson, I'm the Passes -towed
daxn and to sea On the 23d INST, ships
ST Louis and statesman came up light.
Iowsabat Win II Webb, Leach, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 22d inst
ships Belgrayia and Tuya came up light
4 Sow boat Calhoun, Porter. FIN the Passes-towed
down and 70 sea on the ed inst ships Tivoli
and Chapultep ec- came up light.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
llarias .zEteIllgflltt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, D
VI Monday Morning, JRIuafy Is, 1861.

Monday Morning, january Isl 1861, 5
Cleared Saturday.
sfeairslif flaFtics shannon, for Indianola and
Galveston i G Harris
Ship Rsssuluss Thompson, for HaYre,
8 Bit sfiEs sniiis, 5sIaIsgen. for Glasgow.
Heghton, Rankin &co
Igtt ship Arfan, Cummings, far Liverpool,
Hoglton, Rankin &co
ssig Naneang. Rogers, for Philadelphia,
a55. WmiJ Dewey eco
EeFIr Jshrs Randolph, Sitnkins, for Sabine Pass,
Goldenbow j. Lesparre
w Hynson &co
ssehr Pheenix, Lee, for Pensacola, j 4 Mitchell
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Imports.

e GALVESTON and INDIANOLA- steamship
Mexico-2l6 head cattle Inbeau & Mehle-2 trunks
Southwestern Express-l2 bales domestics Perkins
&co-34 bales cotton j Villains &co-9 do Murphy,
Sykes &eo--43 empty bbs Elmer.
VERA GRUZ-Per steamship TeuneEsee-$IG 200
in specie to Ayendano Bros $4,000 do Camer6en
-S3250 do Caballere & BasuaIdo- $l650 do de
10 = ~, = I as 0oo bae aap
BILOXI-Per sehr Pelican sc, GOO feet lumber
to Stoeker.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Leaves on wEpNEspAY. Ian. 20. at S

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20 at s Pm
FOR NAsBY1LL4l1, CLARKsyILIE
~ D. Canton EddyVil!e, Dycusburg Smihlnnd Padu-
cab; MaT9pols Qarot con,n61s, Hickman, New
and the BensThe fine light daugh regular packet steamer
sfsHs. Woods, Boyd master will leave as above For
freight or passage apply on board or TO
B. DUFIELD, Agent,
lA.S II Camp street
This bca connects at Memphis with The Memphis and Charles
on Railroad, and at Cairo with the Illinois Central
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
aew Orleans gav Creseen aondg aanna yauarg e8, 1861

zen & Manu-S Moore &co-- j Grassen-Yose
Bros--W jackson &co-H Henderson & Peale-Buck.
ner, Stanton u Newman " \ Rice b Cronan-
Frost Sco-F Foger &eo-- Tirrell & Bates-Geo
Voorhies, Griggs Sco-- Sampson & Keen d Boye
Muse Il Murdock-Flint s Jones-W McCyracken
n Smith-W Davis E Carver &co-W Lies. |
teri DiesherE W Benton--and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

The Grand Duke bn expressly for the Red River trade
in the trade. - ' ~
PGsSenGer" and shnnerF rely the Grand Dnke leaving
on the regular advertised day ns above.
For freight passage apnv on hoard.
~, VIR ]INiUS c. DFNTHET,
Abyprt Ays,,l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

HS h. For Camden. Fseachport, HeRci Hlli Little Bay
.sE trmcn, Milier's BlnB. Roarks E10ado Cham
pasnole, Bangs, Wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon
H, CatyTie aarie Saline ENra. Gfnud Marie RowilDs
CITY loeomoud Po Gnon Sterilugtpu. Mouth D'Arbonns
Trenton. Monroe, Mouth Chenry4 Pine Bluff Casurs Eoin.
bin, HumRc HaIsonbnrg Trinity md all Intermediate land
ing on OuRchH RIyer-lhr and splendid swift rnHnipg
pasBtngcr steamer Ju2a d TGSTEO. r. Hgb0rie master
xiii leave above For freight passage apply board
VIHGGNIUS O.. fiENTHEi,
Jd2S Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

- NJ ELMPEEIS AND NEW REsLEA Ms
f9sSg To- racket-for Memphis md AL the ends--Tlic fne
SsaEs.s,Fa lt5t.elass passenger Packet Ncxv Uncle
THF-saSSHSsfin A. K. lrH MASTER ready tn ia-
eeiFe freight Friday t the foot Of Grod street and viii
Leave above Fer freight apny on af or to
JOHN u. HYDE & co,
This boat co riacs at n tp0lcon Win reyTnr cto ~
ArS,i end White rivers and tcrphts with the MrrtpS
T1 VnSrieni it2road and superior packets for
sis hiding signed the oica agents up to o'clock
IVY Of 'f .' -''"'0~"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Arrived yestersiay.


\ &&sfeatnship Tennessee, Forbes from Vera Cruz
aad inst, to i G IIafris-lst dist.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Galveston and
Hnlianala, to i % Harris LIST dist.
sassts Ocean Pearl, Keaser, I'm London November
II 2sth, il ballast, to 1naster-lst dist, &c.
sAaIK NJ alke, d8 day fin Rio de Janeiro, to master
0int
4 ssSlr Pelican, Nehs, I'm Biloxi, TO master Basin.
Eteanaboata.
Emerald, Williamson, fnl Cincinnati.
sftly Eagle Daniels, fin Louisville,
Atiagtis, MeGill, fin louisville
q e Tut, Dezier, I'm St Louis
Planet, Burdeau, I'm St Louis.
ohm Walsh, Gable, FIN Cairo.
War Eagle, White, fin st Louis
q NJ Powell, Heno, fm Fort Adams
Grand Era, Kouus FIN Shreveport
Doliie Webb, Burt, fin Jefferson.
Morning Light, Dillon, I'm Minden.
Crosse lete, AL E3noid, fin Bayou Sara.
Robert Fulton, RansaTD I'M Jefferson.
vs. amy Pearson, NithaTn, I'm Cane River.
I ~ Hines Muggah, FIN .Atfakapas.
aIasRtEs Brown, i'm l3af9ufcfie.
acadia, Vincent fnl DonaldsonyilIe.
ToWhoat Star, Whitney, from the Passes--towed
down and to sea on tie Goth inst. ships
Th0rwaldsen and Sic Fratelli, bark Rosario
and brig Col Penniman-- brought up ship
Ocean Pearl and bark Falke.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

apilit b1nrA. " '" WV "'i.'''''
h% 'outs 0r wHg built y for the Rpd River trade
the trade ' | '' '''' '''' - ''5 "o-' III
m tsSEs t Rn thpnerS can rely on The Louis nor leaving
93l 'iN'LF'4 % 4 ltHIAIi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
. STNA M RfaAglS.


W. a. AND r.Eras -
I'D ha 80 1SHSois sn or G:A.aa1h rAonnri:
Composed of the splendid steamers
InEomar.J D. Clarke master,
lld. j. Gay Bart. Bowen. rrastHr,
leaving every TUESDAY, at5P.M.
Imperial C. S. Rogers master.
John SimDluRs, j. F. Ecks MASTER
Every THURSDAY, Y,nt5PM.
New Uncle Sam. A. r. Irwin, master
III. r. w. SHill, T. H. Newell, master,
Every SATURDAY, at p. N.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH EAST AND WEST.
FoN freight passage apply to
JNO. E. HYDE & CO., Memphis Packet ODIcs
n2ltf St tIhur,es Hoe, ,rt v,.,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28


x xS@san FOR hIG8As4EG --I2AELF u, =.
ihne-Winter Ar9ungerent-The sDaI
did low pressure packet steamers TaF.a.s,a
4. r Boar9mNn MASTER Cuba, james Hopkjns mrstsT
4thAaR&ts A. h. Myers master all built atresely for thr
trade Win superior eecomnodations will make trips and
ens as follows unless prevented by bad weather h ~
oW water Of fuel accident 10 boat or r,ccr
Leaving The Lake end Of the P0nchaytrap Railroad
the OF the @ ocloc p NJ train cars for tohi,o
BaS It. kS!Go eas a SP A4s y 3 @ Pss Christian and
vs. For tickets through to New York Nv t1a and
Savannah Stearshp Routes reduced rates np nrfhar in
formation, apply to ''@ "'' "i't''l III
,s h. GEDDEs. Agent
s-3-IL--------- 80 80 Gravier at-ces
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Leaves or MONDAY. Jan. GS. At 8 P. NJ,
L. $ Mail Packet
L. :

TSS ~, For Jelirr,on, Shreveport Grand ToroN CranI
L5isss5 5coe, ST. MHurice Montgomery Coiir Alrygn.
ItfN Noimans, Bnrfpns afhn's and ell inter
&ale landings on Red riverThe entirely light da1,plt
l3Sn tNhnnE passenger Pncket Graz ma DuIzc sam Rp
apply on board. T VI P'-sI
SO, FIRGIfTUS o. DENTZEI,
~ p, ,, Advertising Agent
The o. u. will nec' the ,'rlmeE Mpru and Era NG AT
Shevrlott and will take frpelu for ahove the Il AZ win
lege Of reslIp! ing We" P'''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and In
dsapia Miss AT. NJ Rodgers; lIs ESerhart, Jacob
q wailep y. Mcqueen, j. w. Steward, e. Foster
III sleek, negro.
ateanisliip Tennessee, from Vera Cruz-tIrs
Eeris and child, Bsfis, BudeInan yaladier, I.oza,
E4oIr4 ateerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

Leaves on II TlllIRS0AY. Jan. 81. at = r. NJ
FkGNk7EEtS AND NEW ORLEANS
aond the Rend-The fne aud olengi nnssfns ms,pns
faas4tssiean1er Imperial, c. $. Rogers master viii
Wednesday morning and lcave n. ahnya ~ ; - -
apply on board or to VI ''''N+'' VI p"'s''se
., JOHN f. HYDE & co,
This boat connects e Naroeon Win rn,in e1; utt ihK
Ark0FSas White rivarB and M Men,pbis rrib H.
and Charleston R.iIroad t '''" '~N ''ViiPHs
Bills la9ng signed at the Office nf TIM .os,t,, -
day ofdenartura, NS''' ~ ~ I u tiU'h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Relosa--s-G Coming Up


iatE 6srowler, Watts, Is days I'm Boston, to C W
EIynsoa &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Leaves Or TUlt.tSpAY; Jan. %, at5P.M.

r. Nj
FOR SIT. LOUES--CDNNETCTENG
ny hat Cairo with tho Illinois Central LOnis
LAt$84hgs with the Ohio and Mississippi Ralrond-Thc ine
ct:ular passenger packet HinVYaiha
muster, will leaYe for ST. Louis and antermudiae land,
ingB above For freight passage upply board.
ta25 A,iveriisjns Apcn+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

The Starlight built expressly for the Red Riter trade
and for comfort safety and speed surpassed by any
nth trade PASSENGERS can rely the Sarfght leaving
hGF regular Advertised day, rs above,
FfRGTNIUa G, BENT2EH.
d3l Advertising ApeTtsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

ESa5 ger Packet-for st. l4ons Cairo, Hickman New
Madrid emphs and all intermediate landings
SrE1ET" wifi running. light draft passenger packe
steaner New Es, Is City, 1y Sw%er muster win leave
above. For freight passage having
apply Oh b ard
E1RGINIUS C. DFNTZEL,
la-s Advertising 4 gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
10 r
STEAMBOATS,.
Il u B RIV u n

REGULAR RED ElVGt, NEW
@sy h. Orleans and shreveport IL URSDAf u. s. Mall
Pas epGer fnckot-Ihe ne~ ma4giccnt brst-
Hayes master, viii leave reguarly for shevepqt, Gaud
Bayou CoshHn Cappc Grand kCofe Ala&Rndrin and all
intermediate landings on Red River, ~ follows:
ItsnVp No bhTHyEpDrt,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
LeeEss ~ 1SnAY. 29:h inst. at . P. NJ.

= - 81, :, Inn
MEMPHIS AND NEW CFsE,E1hNs
FNs5 N, Packet lineRcEulHr U. s. Mail PAci59l--lay
ugtsE Me1'rhis and he Benis Tho line lr,t-cass
j! R,, n1Rnr will rcnly to receive Srcj.hi ~ -.
morning foot of C3ravipr street and m ia
For freight or passage apuv on oarh o 10 0oFe'
I'd JN0. Il. HYDE K Co.
Jts1 r,. under St. Charles Hotel left wing
| This line connects Napoleon with regular nacrs for
ehe rkaLyb 4nd White rivers and Memphis with the Mem.
aD- Bills Rdiug signed at the oHirr Of ,s ,,-,,o, a.
ocndlr dHv Of tenarturo ~ 'A' "e''''S 'P W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
leaves every SATURDAY at5P,N.
Il II II fEEs L. a MS 8 NE xEr1,E-

R,s5 S@29 is65Ss S.sf F Fo5 G41 %
proof Rodney, .cRruh Grand CrIF Warrtrtrn oni 1t
ts new NJpIez, T. P. Leatters muster Will leave
Us ahNve every Saturday NJ S o'clnc 7. NJ.
J.J. PERSON i rO., Agents.
EE5iV,r, u tarcnicis street.
Th NtcheE connects at Ticsburg with The steamers Hone
and tIrinCe for Ya2no river 'f>
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28

ts45uaF FRI Y parse t1r Vckshurr nr+ the Rntds
- TOR L&EI& PR8EEIIF:gfF,
IL Il zG!o9dich Iqrt"g. H1Ikes's BerG. Drl5T0Tt
,y;t y: Joaqph RodneY, Waterproat atch9s
Adams, Red River
Coupte, Eay0n S4rA Port lIrl on. RGcn T;oSra snra
mine, nnulds0uviie aud al int mediate 7i tr
Rli pa9er ev steamer Mary n at,,t or W n
Kichdris0n. will cnfurrelce her rfs IN Ff3Ii
Il al leave regularly Rs ainye eyary FPI DAyef p "
throughout season. For frei.r+ or 1nea ann, "a. AL
sell n Agnnts 81 ft,%oniaiitet s,roe+
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PASSEEN tSER
~ ks Steamer Grand Ara, Gnpt. Zen. B. Kouns
viii lsaye as above for Jefferson, Shreveport and
Fulton. White Cliffs, talesport Rowland all ay andins
giving clear hills and through tickets APPLY to ''
jazz No : FroI,t F,oI' ,roo.
20 Grand Era connects nj Shreveport every Thursday
with the side wheel Srnmer Fea, for Jefferson and sidsyhe
Shoals ~ " ''''N " 'hi9 WIN
R RetnrROg the Grand Era leaves Shreveport every Fri
day at III A. M passes Grand Ecore Saturday ut NJ A
andri at u NJ stopping Snd ~ morning for nassn,S Al
Red River Landing, Bay Sara ta'0u Ronec and . ns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
TALLAHATCHTE AND YAzoo RIvERs,

Leaves on TU ESDAY Jan go at & p. NJ.
FOR = AXUO AND TALI,AHATCTfIE
Rsd k Rive s-The subs antia passenger pacset Col,
1aEfkAstl' L. IA, sluts0El, r. f. Jones, mast-r, q.
tncI clerk, Will leave above for Pamela,
Mou Gold Water Tla oha G enwood Sido Honey Island
1hhoo Ci2 rtln and all intermediate landings. freight
passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUSC G. DENTzEI,
laZo Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
Leuvcs an "WEDNESDAY. Jan, 20. at5f1 NJ
EEfaILiLE Z s. ~ I'D ", > AZ,

fly H. NMchltcthes Fhcker-FOr NntchIIDchrs Gr9,f
l45E9t5' tcore, ". MaIlne rate Alexandria N6rn.Is
GsEgSEe& i#r!ns and t"t1nE Landings The fat and
spisn I'D packet st~mrr Mary r., W Knnlg,ll
master, VII leave ~ nb"p, taking freight for ali landings on
Zane hnh Little rivers For freight passage amply on board
ja4 AdTtrtisine S1 Acrn,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-28
ESSEE RIVER.

reaves If ,NnAY. "Sih inst 1T 8 p NJ
FOiE EAsT'EDE2T AND TENNESSEE
h, NfEcr-Fhe swift ani rrtGlar psBsen ger nnCEc
s#teHmTr 4tnns &. Ea yIOr Lnrnsherry. mas
tr wi! leave For freight or passage
Apply Oh bond.
FIRdJNIUS c. BENTZEL,
jas &!rartifinr AEcnt.