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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04

Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing and
regulating the Monthly Periods Of Women which does under
any and & circumstances Lsfranck's Female Cordial also
the Female InvgorRtor and Beautiaer knowI
has ly tested in Mobile and to be equal to
all II has been represented. w
The lady Of one the most prominent citizens Of Mobile hae
recently been Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss of mind through apathy naotion Of the womb BY hg
nse Isaucks Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited healthy action and she WA
ca more restored health hapuess and tie society OF he
family and friends. a., . , nj
Numerous equally surprising Of the NEST desperate e
disease nave eccJne known to the prophet rs
s7r-ColI hy JOHN WRTgHF co, Esw Orleans; 7 Al.
LIANT & CO.. Mobile and Druggists generally, se4A II
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,sEzsggsaz. E4&S6s5 CF TEBTR-Dr. j. WEsTI
IL ST Charles street, continues =zf,pIy the
LOSS OF TEETH without w1rea springs,
Hpon his new principle If sslt sdbezcn. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
EenGed being. he most ingenious Tupp?y AETI
FiAL TEETH hitherto invented snd in 81! restoring
perfect articulation and raatlcaon, and perfect natural
II appearance defy detection tho closest
Vests mehct Of filing teeth with gold al modern
'proyenenn Those interested vii d these statements to be
entirely and scrupuousy Dr.
inabitants of Orleans vicinity tina
practice they hra viii asaG
years Office and rederce lie St. CHARLES Etree second doc
from Lafayette Square asst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04
SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
AND
Tonic Aromatic Bitterss
4 CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS ETC, ct

4 CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc., ETC
OF these two varieties RerB the first is to be taken mixed
with any agreeable fluid while the second may be taken pure
both nIy he mingled together forming Bitter OF greater or
less intensity so as 10 please every The aroma and deli
ccs favor have induced the lrst Judges
to pronounce them the best of the creation .
They particularly etcGco9 IN restoring hehlh hhu re
establishing impaired digestion thai fruitful source OF diseases
such rs Dyspcpsa Nervous and Liver Affections General
weakness etc all of which render litei self n burden
In any kind of Fever followed by p raced coFaeet'e
and consequent weakness no remedy IS oet'e 'uHeo 10 IT,
store strengt and hasten the complete return OF health
N. BThe American Bitters may likewise he taken pure
they do much spirits the apparent y strong mayor
they possess arises from the the performance BIZ
ter nrncipe both of which, however, highly agreeable
Said BIter been introduced into general use in Inc p
cipa Hotels, Clubs, tIOifeehouses
A. A. PFYCHAUD, ApothecGry,
30 Royal street, New Orleans.
m-The above Btters found the principal Grocer
les Ccntectioneries CoeetcEEoq HotsG Clubs etc R2u NY
ayxu VERY VALUABLE LAND FOR zssE
4a3 Sale-rhe undersigned offer for sale Tract OF sfSA
Bolivar State of Mississippi eight nine miles distant from
Little Sunfower Landing the Mississippi river and consist
in If the south hJlf 81 the south half of
NJ % all of section 25 and the half and nurheas
nUarter Of section No. 81 all township No 26, of rang
No. g. west, containing seventeen hundred and ttyive
erh one hundredths The quality OF the land
inferior to that land in the Mississippi bottoms 1t ha
mot hpu inundated 1865 for many previously
There ure three large and good cabins the tract bull in 1855
and one hundred cleared the Spring of the
in till the latter part OF July when the ha"d
were removed consequence OF the nundHtlo IN 1888 abor
three hundred acres of the track deadene and tn
cane cut down The Bayou through the tract diyding
about equally II could be advanlagaousy DIVIDED into tw
tracts is about two miles distant from Col CeS lane
| t6ntiwS NohiIr ROBERT W SMITH,
a52 # A F. HOPKINS,
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q NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ o. ZION WORhSThe undersigned seq leave inform
e$ he public and builders generally that they manu-
featuring all kinds Of Architectural Building Iron
W6rh a. their foundry corner Of Magnolia ard Erso streets
Office IN Davidson Row, Carondast TerRndahs
Railing, shutters and Doors Straight ard Circular
stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly kaud CAS- snd Wro1gt. Col
Ventlators and saah Weights and FL ST orders OF
description Ct Castings Column Store and House FrousR
With deEEateh
BENNETT l. LURGBs DsvIdaon's Row,
ieS4tf GsTcrdest street.
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DENTISTRY.

sssgEEEasn ARTIFICIAL TE:ETEI-The best
cheapest and most repiee Dental Establish
f?#TSS9EGA ment in New Orleans ia DR.. FTELUING'S,
NAI1lIII194 Canal street.
His facilities for npuatrg Artificial Teeth UNSURPASSED
by Practical D2n in the Southern States deyng cornps
ton and ct prices charged by the inexperienced.
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is OF surprising beauty cannot
be detected from the very productions nature gradually re-
storing thai uniformity the features essential youth
e8uty and warranted satisfactory for nacsou 8nd articua
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily sx-
tracing Teeth without pain Euperedrg anything tetors
tanned by the profession astonishing sill wh5 it.
AL Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
FOR cheapness snd utility are unsurpassed Others
fully applied Teeth rsmodeed and guaranteed at mod
charges At the following prices written guacanee &C.
campaigning each set if desired and epssentsd
after two months trial, their money viii returned
Full Sterling Silver base s25 90
Full sets finest finish bound 90
Full gets vUcanzed Rubber, equal to golt 10 so 90
Full sets on u carat gold base beautiful ~ 70 so 90
Fall % gold base from I2S 90
The perfect gems that produced - -
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR., FIELDING, Dental Su7geon
| n6ly lei Canal street.
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SECOND JUsr1cE,s Court, ESTATE OF LOUISIANA VS..
F"F''" OIL orleans iA'''' i No. D. 1 7:ss'' " w.

SECOND JusrlcE's COURT, ESTATE OF LOUISIANA VS..
Parish Of Orleans. TuOS. J. SPEAR " co.
DY VIRTUE ofa writ of feri acias, to ma
ID directed by the Hon D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice OF the
Peace for the parish OF Orleans IN the above entitled case will
proceed to sell public auction, my warehouse, on Circus
street Peldlo and PnEraS streets, IuES DAY
llth day o June, 1861, nj II O'Clock NJ
Two Of Carver, Washbun Il Co.'S IMPROVED COTTON
GINS.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-This being the Second sale the property win be sold
twelve months credit the purchaser to furnish bond
signed by good and solvent security the amount Of Con
5bos costs amounting to about S55 to be paid cash by the
purchaser.
W. H. WATERS, Constable.
szCoHpE JUSTICE DE PAX 2ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA VS..
pour TH0S. j. SPEAR & co.
ParoisSe d'OrGans. No. 1922
I'm EERTUE dun writ de iieri facias Il
IA adresse par Ption. H. +. MITCHELL Deuxcme jus
Ia paroisse Orleans dams paare cidessu
e proc6derai magasn de depot situa du Cirque
entire les rues Poydas Perddo, lie MARDI, II de JUN
OBJ PfEnX MACHiNES a NETToYER LIE CJToN Pa
| TENTEES de Carver, Washhurn Il Gle.
| SaiseS atAire ci-dessuB
| CONNITIONGeCi Giant Ia scconde mise les dites
machines seon vendues credit de oc moi racqu9reur
deVnnt bon sgne par sGcu5 ct Sovlbe
cque aus5i payer compliant les irN6 de constable
| W. H. WATERS,
ry3g je5 II Constable
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E BOSSlERE respectfully announces to her friends TNk
N and public generally that her house is open 4
for reception of visitors The nnrvaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection tho facilities for
bathing have greatly and improved Her table
Ms heretofore will be abundanty supplied and every attention
will be paid comfort of nvaidS She earnestly trusts by
her unrng exerons, give satisfaction to all who may honor
her nv their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance fr m The villages CovDgton and Vaudeville it
ders the drives to those places convenient.
The Abta omnibus will be in attendance Mt the landing
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs.
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d NOTICE NOTICE. g
The undersigned has his NEW ST TABLES, No 1876 GraFsx
street, open where Horses and Bngges hired
Horses kept livery at usual rates. also bought and sold
couEuissi6n.
df6 " W. n ROGERS.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS J. L. AND W
3'TlITN

P. RIDDEIII.
This very remarkable spring situated on the Ahta river
miles and half of Gov
inroD large volume of rises from the earth with
strong current temperature found be 60 degrees
r. Il quite unlike any known in the neghbohood
From chemical composition and the large amount of
SILICA contains led it has its
nan in the being natural ''aresian well.''
Np - j, L. Il W P. RlDDEfH,
Professors Louisiana University.
Tn 10n Hires of the water weighing 100000 grammes
thare are M 81 rr5nieq dissolved matters, made the
fnownr Ingredients enumerated in the order Of their relative
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l..........PEOPLES' LINE

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND BAKERS i
~ pronosnIs will be received the Tesurcrs Office Charity
Hospn until IL o'clock NJ the first Monday of May next, for
furnishing the Hospital with Meat and Bread Tor the ensuing
twelve months.
SPECIFICATIONS caa be at the ofce of James Graham
Notary, Exchange Alley. ~ :.
by order the Board of Administrators Of the Charity
Hospital, April 90 1861. ,,v :, ;, ,,
a23 i2t VIM. q. AUSTIN. NJ IL secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04

TThe Board OF rustee have resolved to six per in
the outstanding Certificates OF Profits for the years
1851 1858 and 1859 and after the second MONDAY in Feb.
ruary next
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...., VERY VALUARLR Lame EoR SO

MThe Btter found also in the principal Grocer
les Ccnteconeres, oeetcEEo HotsG Clubs, etc 2O yyl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28
Communicated.
Clothing for the Volunteers.

One hundred and fifty shirts md as many
drawers have been made by the Volunteers
Sewing Society, for each Of the five companies
now encamped besides flannel bands and haver.
sacks although the ladies have more than once
been paraiyzel in their exertions, for want of
materials, which sometimes could not be pro-
cured this side Of New York
The ladies Of the Society would call public
attention to the following notice in the Evening
Bulletin.
aThere are many little comforts the soldiers
should have that are not furnished by the War
Department, pocket handkerchiefs, combs, hair
and tooth brushes, towels, soap, thread cases,
and harfioeks or coverings for the soldiers caps
with capes attached, for the protection from the
suns rays, are the most prominent Of such arti.
cles that might be very justly presented to every
man destined for the Camp"
Contributions Of any Of the above named ar
ticles will be received by the Ladies Of the Vol
unteers Sewing Society, NJ the Central Church,
King Street. Patterns Of the Ilavelocks may .
scen NJ The same place
City papers copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

Yesterday one Of the most intense excite
ment, in the vicinity Of the Railroad The track,
during the whole morning, WAS lined with people,
as lar up US the Brandywine bridge, all anxious
to see the troops as they came dashing along, in
train ni,er train. large number of soldiers
were passed over the road during the day. They
we're greeted with the most enthusiastic demon.
sirotions of delight by our people, and, whenever
the trains would stop long enough, were served
with plenty 10 eat AMI drink by the women Of
the Second Ward residing in the immediate To-
caliiy of the track. The passage of the Federal
troops through this city, during the present war,
has satisfied many people OF one fact Mt least,
and that is that in no State in the whole Union
would the brave defenders Of tue flag Of the Re-
public meet with more hospitality or be received
with greater Kindness than in this little city Of
Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

AMERICAN CYoLoPEDiA.-The twelfth volume
of this capital work. from the press OF the Ap-
pletons, New York, is before u.s. Two or three
more volumes will complete the work, aud then
il may be too late to obtain it. This volume
keeps up the general ctedit of the work for 40
euracy and maintains its character rs n succiuci
library Of knowledge ON every useful subject, in
NIL the various departments OF science, literature
and art, The Hartford HeraI1, n religious
paper, in speaking of IT says;
"As popular dictionary Of general know.
ledge, aud az a hand hook for reference ON al
most every subject, this work is invaluable For
practical use. il IS decidedly the hest Cyclic.
p@la ever published By skilfu selection and
compression, ami sedulous avoidance Of mere
ycrbiage, room is found for an immense amount
Of Tho latest information, put forth more clearly
carefully and accurately. The book embedic,
anl adequately represents the ability aud know
ledge available az this lay for work Of tho
kind. It's merit and extreme cheapuess must
place it eyeo'uag IN every library"
subscriptions Tor the work may be sent to j.
7. Head, No. III Market Street, who is the
only authorized agent for Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28
TEDnnAL rnoors IN DELAWARE.


1t will not be loug, we think, before the State
of Delaware will be occupied by United States
troops. The recent developments made Mt ,ver
md elsewhere by decayed politicians and eieis
preachers render it morally certain that treason
Turks within the borders Of the State, and ia only
waiting for an opportuue moment to vent It's
fury aud its folly upon the Government IL it
has done in every other Southern State
That our psopic are true and loyal to the Com
siitution and the Union no one pretends 10
doubt neither is il matter of question that the
masses Of almost every State south Of us are
loyal also; but they have been dragged ont of
the Union, nevertheless and by jus, such rock
less political trimmers aud hypocrites MS we know
are working for rebellion in Delaware; hence,
as prudential matter, ms stroke of policy, the
tendency Of which mast be to prevent war with
in cur borlers, it is highly necessary that ror-
tion Of the forces of the country should be sta
TONED among us General Scott is evidently
of the same opinion, for already has he
quartered one regiment of soldiers within five
miles Of this city, at Hare's corner other troops
will Immediately follow, md will be encampcd
At seaford, Smyrna, Middletown, or such other
| places as emergency or convenience may dictate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

LARGE CRowp.-The passage Of the body Of
the late Col Ellsworth through this city on the
evening train Of oars from Baltimore on saiur-
day, called together a vast oonoourse Of people,
at the depot over 1000 were present, and the
utmost sorrow was manifested for the fate Of the
brave aul youthful commander. The flags Of
this city are everywhere at hall-mas, in honor
Of his memory, aud the act Of revenge which the
bold aud dashng zouave, Lieut.. Brownel, visit
ed upon the asslsan on the spot, is received here
with hearty satisfaction.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28
CoNFIsCATIoN.

The Herald says that in this war "there can
be no coniisontion Of gOodsn-that " the right Of
cOnfscation of slave property threatened BY Re.
publican papers against tho slave owners is a
more JrHtNM fulmen." We venture to assert that
the development Of events will enliehten Tho
Herald somewhat, on this point. Il argues the
constitutional right Of slave owners " their
slaves. That argument would hold good, prn.
yidgd the constitution were in operation in the
slave States. But those States have deliberately
placed themselves beyond the pale of the con
sututional authority. aud they have no one but
themselves to blame, if they find that they are
also beyond the aegs Of constitutional protec-
ton
Either this is n war; or a rebellion. IL il be II
war, the slave owners Of the seocedns States are
our enemies, aud we may conquer their property
and destroy it, or seize it to defray the expense
of the war If ii be a rebellion, it is only a riot
On large scale-and whenever riot occurs, the
damage done is charge upon the lorafly
wherein the riot occurred. If man destroy a
mau's house, the country must compensate the
owner. Regarding tue rebellion MS q large riot,
We shall be justified in assessing the direct cost
of it upon the rioters.
But all these discussions are idle, or rather
premature II we have the power to suppress
this rebellion, we shall evidently have the power
TO dictate the terms of settlement Every day
that the contest lasts, makes the expense greater
aud the terms Of settlement more stringent To-
duy We would be satisfied, probably, with re-
storaton Of the forts, arseuals, custom houses,
arms, ships &C., which have been stolen from
us. But let the contest 60 on three months, aud
q few thousand lives of lRw-abiding mon be lost,
and our demands would rise in proportion -
Then wi come cry for vengeance as well as
repa' atcn. Little heed will be given then to
the " constitutional guarantees Of slavery"
Instead Of the old guarantees for slavery, there
will have to be new guarantees against slavery
or rather against the ambition and usurpations of
the slave owners. The people cannot afford even
to run a risk Of second rebellion like the one
they are now engaged in suppressing. The idea /.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28
wiImingtOn Division mo-. !. S. Of =.

Alta stated meeting Of Wilmington Division
No. l, 5. Of T.. held on Thursday evening May
10th, 1861, the following Resolution was unaui-
mously adopted.
Resoiped, That any member Of this Division
who has or may volunteer his services to the
General Government during the present crisis
shall be exonerated from his dues during said
term Of service, provided he retain his pledge
inviolate, aud shall in case of sickness or death
he entitled to the regular benefits of the Division.
Attest WILLIAM TRESgRY, H. S.
Republican copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

- beautiful Country seat, with over 10 acres
nsS Of land attached iiuaied on the Lancaster IKE
wv - mile from ihc c.iy ~ Arlington, Del This
NJ ~ property Is beautifully situaa,d hill, ron-
nlnding q beautiful view ilr nilfa around The i'm
or vlA uts are tustiutia mau-on containing II
oms huilf modern STYLE almost new with bAthhouse
water closets aud gas tnuK, Nr al the principal rooms
have marble naniles aud high ceilings the house Is
surrounded with ,ciauia p1rchss hHs beautiful lawn
Il acre 10 'front.' with raTe wires and all other kinds
ui srghhAry Ilu uutuildng good, carriage house
aud stable by - feet with Wagon ahtd snd grnuary
attached This property VIII he sold low and erns easy.
ppsrs wlsiing Yirw the en-es Will call ueurge
Aydeutte on the property ct the undersigned Possess
SION At any time JAs. II RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

Three fugitives, the property Of Col. Mallory,
commander of the rebel forces near Hampton,
were brought in by Gen Buffers picket guard
on Saturday. They represented that they were
about TO be sent south, and Lence sought pro-
lection. Mnjor Carey came III with a flag OF
truce and elaimed their rendition, under the
fugitive slave Jaw, but was Informed by General
Butler, that under The peculiar circumstances,
he considers the fugityes contraband Of war, aud
had set them to work inside the fortress. Col
Mallory was politely informed that so soon as he
should visit the fortress, nrd take solemn oath
10 obey the laws Of the United States, his pro
perty would be promptly restored.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

..,sA A good smith and wheelwright stand with all
tsikri the urpurieuAutes thereuntn belonging This
E.5tfH urru il siuAtgl on the New London road, at
W W. VI Clsllandsvie, New Castle county, Delaware,
II IN excellent mi hhoh0ni with school aud church At
he place The Improvements erected one acre OF
and and are as io.nws uood new Double Dwelling So
set front by 20 feet deep with lack buildings each
l0iso has i've good Smith and Wheolwrght Shop
feet by feet covered with shiu 3ss. with shoe shed
ttachad a glDd room ever the shop for painting
lagos Sc This place Is for sale aud will be- sold low
he owner IN dernus account VI health TO change his
iusness For price aud terms apply To the undersigned
IT to Mr.. VIM. Kennedy on the premises,
JAMES H. Ray, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

The sizty.niuth (Irish) regiment of New York
have captured three hundred men of the rebel
force on the Orange aud Alexandria railroad a
short distance from Alexandria. DR.. Boyle and
Capt. shaffer, two notorious traitors from Wash
ipeton. have been caught at Alexandria.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

Martial law has been proclaimed i'll Alexan-
dria. 1t i, reported that the New York Seventh
regiment will return home on Wednesday. The
pickeis Of our troops at Alexandria were fired at
on Saturday night, but nobody hurt Strong
and extensive entertainments are being erected
on tic Virginia heights, which command all the
approaches to Alexandria
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-28

-. - Farm containing gnh acres situated within
1ne5d - miles uf irldge,illr Del, and miles from
ElaNH bteia Crosaing the Delaware ailrond, where
,lla4 Inns +, 4uid 1hn place is all irncsd ~ and
Iy - into Ids with good watm uuces The soil Is OF
EXCELLENT quality md eisly improved There II Hhihrieut
Timber for the place; aOi apple trees In bearings
with young ancb trees with other ruit The build
ing are in tar 49, follows House in good order, =
carriage aud auuko house sod 1t tho door with
other improvements not IA 10 mentioned This place VIII
he sold fr $3.50. hafrssh balance In years with IN
ter, PofR1ns drsruus If purchasing will call On -re
mah Lnut ou the premse- or the undereEned-
JAMES H. RAY, Newark, Del