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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18
TUNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. IN
IL tend saInE their hvoEite steAmships as folows:

Ftoa Philadelphia. From Lirerpool.
Saloon BeIths, 500 saloon Bcrths, 81 guneaI.
hidshp +" 6o Midship IL
Forward I" IS Forward
Including fees
Third Class Passengers
limited number Of third passengers
sdelph&in & and Liverpool, and found in provisions
will be issued here parties who are de-
srou OF bringing out their friends ateorresponding
Drafts on the Agents from 81 upwards
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship.
All goods sent to the agents In Liverpool
For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
l2 Walnut 81. Philadelphia.
Bl6-ly RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool.
B.when the arransemens are Completed and sufficient
goods oner, the
70 Baltimore, calling Norfolk, Virginia. ports the
Chesapeake, going or returning.
WONDERFUL. YET NONE TIE LESS BF1 TiTFTL
wv those ivory aud solid DAGuERREOrrPES made
Wr.ilURsr Counterfeit, yet faithful and Inani
They only need breath enable them praise Of
Arneer The exhibition free, aud the public respectful
They mi
perfection, all Of
Washington Richmond, New York, Petersburg, Norfolk
Lynehburg aud Wilmington.
MEDALSwhat higher testimony Of merit be given
superior excellence Medast
exhibited side by side with the
The close exhibition "A
brhter niogy for whiehurs lie has and Galleries
IN successful greater hnnber o operatives engaged
makes perfect Eenesses and has been awarded
ais In this Europe for his
than other living This saying great ncyerhc
ess IL Is Those who wish Of
fed small either Of hs establishment
various parts of the country His gallery in this city H.
Main OF
Cabinet. dc5
UINAwKE's PIONEER WHEAT DRILL GhAss shkD SOM
with something really good way and Grass
Seed sower, certificates gentlemen
have seen and have used the drills.
Having purchased Pawkes Pinecr Wheat
Bower Manufacture by Mott Lewis Co. Rchmnnd Va
log sufficiently tried the We feel recommending
10 the farmers generally performing what
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

Having rawke Pioneer Wheat Drill
In operaon think safely recommend its the farmers
generally being the best Machines OF the Kind which
lam acquainted. wM. J. ANDERSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

Il KosENTHAL q BROTHER Importers of French, English
jael-Sm
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Ia osAAT BRoTHERs IL John Street. Importer. OF LADIES
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BERLS WOOL III ,Itc RE,In
eoiD AND SILVER fso, Gmr TAss BurTOss s1AE. LAcrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

~ OIlCE ~ IHb MENBEhS W fIlb NihUINIA LEGIoLA-
~ TURE-1 would most pectfuly call Gen
enen In want Of Boots Shoes Tfunk vace
before leaving for home, above, they
the largest stock 10 select city
manufacture the best Philadelphia wtrk prices
that cannot fail to please.
Call
Manufacturer Shoes Trunks Carpet
Valces, &c. No. l2T, Main ST., Richmond. Va. I'm
CuARLEs wonTHAM Eq, Agent Of the New York Lifs nsu
" rance ConpanySr: The claim of Mrs. Martha
asalnst your company has been settled In entirely salts
factory 10 aud have ordered the dismissed
there were difficulties n of
that caused tho company hcsae over the money
bat the board with Of fairness that In nv
opinion does credit u the individual tero
10 discard all technical oljeoops acknowledge the equity Of
her demand. H. II. SPtLMAN,
mhB Counsel for Me- pass
above brought 70 recover ss 600 on The
life Of Robert Garter Page who CALIFORNIA; hiss not
been heard from since October ISL friends now nk thai
he Is dead, and brought suit
wOpTuau
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NoiN PIIYFE, IVORY and of Ivory
sp Goods Murray street, N. Y. oci9-lly
HfoMLEis d WELLS, Phrcnoogist. aud Publishers, Cin.
n ton Hall, No. 1871 New York. ocla-6m
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lio-dSm-lhl New York.
n ORD 81 BHOWN, 30 Ccdnr Street, N, ",
~ t door @'oo @e F 06ce) Offer their large
"sIiK AND FANCY DRY GOODsm
COST, FOR CASH " 80 N 20"
Their stock Of Goods will be largely increased many styles
VIII be o Their own importation, and those who favor
from this system. s " '
Merchants from all parts country are invited 10 and
compare prices with those Of the market
feS-dSn-TNl " " '
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Having purchased Pawkes Pinecr Wheat Drill
Bower, Manufacture by Mo Lewis Co. Richmond,
log sufficiently tried the We feel In recommending
TO the farmers generally performing what 1t s
dc. THOMAS H. ANDERSON.
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SfORE. ! MAleI<I:'r ST., STOCK.
PHILADELPHIA.
6 NuILLOU, WALTON a co. having large and
IN eommodious Rooms NJ L. IIaowel Cos New store
NO. liz Market street. opening
.,o,,. ENTIRELY PRtSlI STOCK OF
'>N r''s S.Qohs 'i..cn aud
large proportion o.: the Stock has Of
uiacinters In Europe by member OF the
comprises all the variety Dry Goods necessary furnishing
Dwellings, Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping, such
sh,ctings, Table Linens, Curtain Materials,
Pillow Linens ToWellinHs, Lace and Mus Curtains
Hn"uhirrpants,. Napkins, Damask ana Morecns,
plahkeIs, ac, ac. Doiles, &c, &C. Pushes, &c,
All the Hest Makes of Linens,
Riohhrdson's dunbar 4 Dckson's Approved Brands
all grades Golden Flax. Of Light Ma
English nnu German HOSIERY,
SHIRIS URI WEkS DE.
Relieving that
OF the country IL the best and desirable the
prices and knowing that this the old
adopted the following IS their
standing. - o.
sX PER CENT: DISCOUNT CASH. when paid within 10
days from date OF bills. - ~ 80
TWELVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT allowed for money
paid In advance oi maturity. -
and will sell their Goods
small Advance ON the Foreign Cost.
feeg that the system OF SHORT
PRICES is the best for both the Buyer Seller being
Manufaeurers they earnestly inspection
ther stock - "
H, nUniou' O. ~ WALTON W. p. HALLoREIl-
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HNuE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURING co ~
Maiden Lane N y, Manufacturer Wholesale Dealer,
In GooprF Patent IsDiA RuEpER Brs sHoE wursr cLoru
ING, Balls, Tors, 4c., &c.
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HNAwKEs PIONEER WHEAT DRILL AND GKAsS skkD SON.
n ER.we making and prepared furnish the
with something the Wheat
Seed certificates gentlemen
have and have used the drills.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

IN WIN. H. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, unter Gads,
by's Hotel, has just returned from New YorK, and
is now opening handsome and complete stock
of Spring Goods Of the latest styles and importa-
tions, 10 which he would call the attention of his
friends and the public in general; all ofwhich will
be made TO order in the most fashionable and ele-
giant style, at the shortest notice, and at the very
lowest possible price
Also, complete assortment of Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders,
Stocks, Cravats, &c. with superior lot of Kid
Gloves, direct from the importer in New York.
Mar 17-2aw3wif
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21

-I Tuesday, 10th May, between the Office of
Chubb, Brothers, andihe Washington Club House,
opposite Lafayette Square, (as is supposedly S293 ;
tropolis and three of $50 each OF the Patriotic
Bank ofths city; the residue consisted princi-
pay Of notes OF the denomination of 50. The
above reward will be paid for its recovery upon
leaving il at this Office. The notes were wrapped
in a receipt given TO Messrs. Lenox & Linton for
$40 SO Of this date by Mrs. Hunt
May 1S-eo3t
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21
DIR. VAN PATTEN,

u q r. . N ID Il N II Il 81,
Penn avenue, between 9th and 7h sts., next 10
Todd's Hat Store. Sep 21--tf
VI ALUABL L LOTS AT PRIVATE
Y Sale--Lots 5 and in square 3S, fronting 62
feet 6 inches on Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
feet on the circle. There is good brick dwelling
on the premises. Title indisputable. For terms
inquire of JOS. III. HILTON,
May 2-1w On the premises.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21
\ TRAW HATS. STRAW HATS T.

@ TRAW HATSs STRAW HATS s-- Just
y receiving, large and beautiful assortment
of Straw Hats for men and boys, such as Panama.
Leghorn, Centon, Palm Leaf, &C., of all qualities
and prices which will be sold low, at LANES
Hat and Genemen's Furnishing Store, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near al street
Apr 2S- cod 2Wif
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21
4 NEW WORK ny HENRY ROO, ERS.

IN author of the ECLIPSE of Faith" entitled A
Defence of the Eclipse Of Faith by its author, be-
ing rejonder to Professor Newmans Reply"
and, in order to give the American public the
whole matter at glance, there is included in the
same volume the "Reply TO the Eclipse Of Faith, !"
by F, w Newman, with his chapter on the "Moral
Perfection of Christ"
For sale by GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
May 19--3t Seventh street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21
YYIANTED TO FIND THE FIRST PER

!. w son that has taken Eastmaa's Headache
Remedy, according TO directions, who has not been
entirely relieved call at GILMAN'S
May IL Drug Store.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21

HOOK WANTED.-For a first rate Cook
~ liberal wages will be given. Apply at the
corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania~venue.
May 20--3t
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-21

GRAHAM BISCUIT, and Unbolted white
" Wheat Flour, for sale by
SHEKELL IL BAILEY,
May l7-3tif No.5, opposite Centre Market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

ANOTHER OP1NIoN.-The Great Southern Con-
vention of great men, which met at Baltimore
in 1851, at Memphis in 81, and at Charleston
in '53, adjourned to meet for the fourth time In
New Orleans on the second Monday in January
next. So says the Crescent We must confess
that we had entirely lost sight of that great
body. Now, that. it is about to turn up again,
we suggest to our friend, Dan Rice, that he ten
der them his amphitheater to meet in. Il Dan
will do this, and get the loan Of some Of Bar
NUNS rarest animals from Baltimore; and give
timely notice in the papers that he will hold, al
the same time, D Woman's Rights, Maine Law,
Anti Nebraska, Horse and Baby show, all for
the republican price Of ''four bits admission
G children half he will make an ever
lasting fortune; and for ever remove the possi-
bility of having to come out this way again with
:" one horse show" tBaton Rouge Comet.
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.sPerhaps," hints friend to US, lyon are
not that the epitbet Of perfect as applied
bes Of classic origin such is the however, and
though we have been able to find the following story
concerning it in edition Of Plutarch We attribute
friend assures us that it in the original depu
tation from neighborng State waiting upon Agesiians
King of Sparta expressed their astonshment that the
cty had no walls No walls z said the King; that u
yoilr opinion now and breakfast with me .e
morrow, and I show you the walls OF sparta 1ns
next day at the appointed time the eputation called On
Agesiaus who. taking them out showed them 1he spa
tan militia drawn up in formidable lines Thare said
he the walls of Sparta each man Is or,ck hshes
arose the saving now 50 current especially in the purely
classic quarter Of cur town. sa@Ha
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DAILY CRESCENT
IN De <

INDEX
For Permanent Third Page advertisements
Acknowledgement, FisIEY g. Co. 81 Camp street.
LOUISIANA SAVINGS Co. corner Of Camp and La
fayette streets
Books and Stationery. B. sTEsL, 90 Camp street.
u. JOHNSON g. Co., 66 Camp street. ~
Cothing-NoRHIs L. war, corner of Camp and Common
streets under City Hotel
LEIGHTON g. BARBoT, Southwest corner of Canal
and St Charles streets.
Crockery-P. R. FILL 6 Co., "a Common street
Drugs and Medicines-THos. RANKIN, corner Camp
b and Poydras streets, %55
Groceries-R. W. ADAMS, Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets.
Hardware--J. WATERMAN g. Bno., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
J. NJ. RgLr Co.. Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets. s
CHAs G. GAMES Co. 28 Magazine and 40 Grayier sts.
HotelsARcADE Magazine between Gravier and Natchez
streets.
Hats Boots -Shoes-D'AHer s. CO., corner Canal and
Charfres streets.
DAVID TAYLOR Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade.
NEwHALL, VALENTINE Co., "a, SO, and IS Common
street. = ss.
Jewelry-HrDE GoophIcH, corner Of Canal and Roya
streets.
Z. A. TYLER. so Camp street.
Musical Instrumental. FgHREsBacH, III Canal at
Paints-G. g. BoesRr & Co., So Camp street.
Wines, Liquors-W. e. LErERicH & Co., "a Olt
EeVee street.
sEwELL 7. TAYLOR, Is Royal street
w CoELER, Common street, opposite the st
Charles Hotel.
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6 IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV

L
A Gus DEBILLTy, DISEASE OF THE KIDNsYs-ae m @
the stronger. kind favor Of DR. HooFAND es
GERMAN TrERs aprspAIsd BY Dr. C. NJ JACKSON fhs1
aislpha.
trscted iram the Chrissian Cerericls .,S.s.4
MGNTRoSE. SnsqnshaEna co., Penn., Feb. J, tsSs
DR.. c. NJ. JACkSOS-DssR sls; eelisse ar eessssu
For more tAAn
Chrqnic pahna, psrhaps seEau
eighth. the ssoa. the dds q sas whss
bo.ss hsesne arsaduy eissassa sad
In thaI phyean, nnduEtS1
m eaa nd checked rsatorsa
nv bowels But stomach snd bowels night,
relax ifeqnenny erhea
hs digestive partially shstr
Mnctaus. xSther Being
M Chrsniels neeed Dr. Aeofa DIS Germaa Bitter
ard u
s Ia eaeas asns szsn, dF A. fafrsf
slntrua sn procured bottles Godsns
sssiesy sd sed The hss hoe found thaf
eoalius removed uns ongus, and the boea
apaeh regular, essd 6ss eOsa
nerves rally hslpse ana have hope
am hsins perfectly whereas shs dissas haa
srs ami November isst
stsst in letter kdsI g. NJ SptatE 4
pabhAhed Chr. chrealcls sf D<esa sr ,
that Al least n hia seeen knes
shiue ahou yoar Hsss dbl for hsleye shs
n ms region who cared BY VI shsss btss
You5s respectfully, J. VI FAHAEI
sRr Fefsss BY rsspeetahls dealsrasyery share.
1.&RiGHf CO. NsN OrisAAAt {
afsnasWs Wheasssls Azsal
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.HoIcC oLp BRANpIEs. WINES AND

IiQUoRSThe gnd has Ieesiyed addition 70 ls
BRAsDttS and WINES OF ths
articles by she last 70 aT,iyNl
haf pd Howard March Co.. Reserve sna IA
eniipo hadeiYa Wine.
80 quarter pipes celebrated Sarssns cognae
aa lmms thampague, eonasinS IN
saSI S; WI eoEcER iis Co praou
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StQEsOHe9.'S Halt.
D. FELT & STET SON,
=9l cHaRTREs srR as,Is1s STREET, 21
DAydD VII vp.E PELT, HENRY ~. g o.S.rls sTETsoN,
t The Propsors this Establishment respectfully
form their end and the public generally that they have
hand extensive of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS. FAN
cY AND STAPLE STATIONERY would call the ntion of
mechan and oher the following List Of STOCK which offered
VERY LOWEST PRICES and the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
-. ALSO ...
NC OFFICE Rook BNDEkY where e work
and a. hs mGg, ssssoaas chang. II Al.
in saess
s pS s @ asel e on the bs d ss S
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
LedEsrs 5en,n,, Day nssS ssSfss sso., s s
BlOtisrs, Rseejp. B0sas &
L''tfS sI,I ,fIfssss ssas, Rssets esiss Bsehs 3d.,
Ts abOT h Of all the ans and
order of the best English and American Laid and Wove Papers
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
Imperial Super Rosa Royal Medium Folio Po' Bank Post
wose, Of English, French and American manufacture.
@ STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
RssI.,er s sssss
Senera Senal do Dc do, sagaT
ess EG Books TaSiss SSss'
Long Discbsrgng Books, Diecharging Paper
Manifest Heads, Bills ofFare.
Measuring Rods ~ Measuring Books.
Trip Books all ses and generally articles
by Boats Particular attention paid to this branch.
GOLD PENS.
Levi Bwn Bayley Moton Fis,s 0bque. and
ne Gold Pen with or without Gold or Silver Hoder Gold and Sill
ss ~ BOOK.BINDER's sT0oK.
Shaved Russia very SUPERIOR shsepk yer Red and
Blue Morocco Marble Sprnkd Papers, Blue Pas making
Ruling Ink Binders Boards Plough Knives French Berries
"'s4 ''''' CUTLERY.
Joseph Rodgers and Jonathan Crooks Poskcus ery very
Prouts celebrated Printing Inks, all colora.
DIARIES FOR 1875
Felt's Diaries for 1885, all and. .stylet.
PLAYING AND BIN CARDS.
Eage Harry VIII Decatu Merr Andrews and Highlander Play
ing Cards assorted backs Pntstr Blank Car all sizes Visiting
Cards off very superior quality.
Maynard Noye DaviS pl.ct,s Fall, s.etsou and Eue
Caimine e5
sUNDRIEs.
eyr gas Variety ses1g nd Wafers ssss p.ns
hods5s Motto stamps Pc r Ivory Tablets
Sps IGgs ng9 s Es M1 n papeI
sssf 81 Book Rests Color Penc lead and sa
descriptions Bankers Nos Gases Bores eP
ss @ tas9ss h4sns
Time Books Dice Chez nen Shea
and Silver Barnshed Pspe Blank Notes b. ps gis LadT
Bills Exehsng Pen Racks Custom House abber
P BoS5 Labels Sand
Calendars Wrapping and Printing Pap aEe momete
peaia Match Boxes aud Candss Ready reference Files tdea
lux, etc etc, etc.
| D. FELT & STETSON,.
| o2s 70 " staitone' IS Hall, No. "a Chartre sstree
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THURSDAY MoRNING. DEcEMBER Il, 1850.
EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE

NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY MRS. MACAULAYt as2
Camp sreeTh Institution baa bsen in successful operation fer
The employed giving nstruciOpr
the Englh, French Spanish Italian and Latin languages
md 9pi
together with Vocal Mns the highest order Of attain
n bbed with lorg experience and snceess.
residing InHtuiicu facility afforded
practical knowledge Of the French angnaSe 10
feet their musical stpde and abe elegant accomplishment
OF drawing and painting.
the city and boarde have every attention paid to ,he health
comfort and improvement
The furnished with well selected library 10 the
Of which the scholars re entitled fres Of expense.
For particulars apply BY letter the institGton
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TNRENCH AMID sPANIsH sIMPLIFIEI

and taught with the accent in Twenty and s.
tractve Monsieur NELSON ProferBor of Lam
Kentucky Military attendance his
street. his pupi Night
Gentlemen. See
estmo rtth ofS~e door. =
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LyOR PHILADEDPHIA.-Me TO-
Line-The sailing regular packet schoonsr X. g. AsG
JAMES Capt Weaeo 10 loading and VIII nave
dpsh freight apply b2srd A. Post az or
r,r rs.,os annie nm hoard Dc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

To saii cd MONDAY, December is.
E0R BALTIMORE-The fast sailing sfTSA
~ packet ship AMERICAN. B. H. ssary mssteT, &fAz
having all her board " SAL as above FOR bal
1pe having apply
ala GEO. W. HYFSoN 4 co. a. Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

HERRlNGs--4O0 kegs Dutch landing ex
dif S. WOLFF, ss Camp st, Get.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

EyOR NEW YORK-Merchants Line .hN
The sailing packet ship GARNATIC Captains
Deveux nearly engaged and going boara and
will have dispatch freight Of the bulk Of 9oe bales
apply nearly opposite the Vegetable Market Second
Nv It fnr NJ na,,sya. nppiv On board TgtE "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

NIsOlS LIVERPO0L--The A | fast sail ,fTRe
hi inls American ship GLARIssA CuRRIER, AAAaE
loading will have immediate dspsich
J.P. WHITNEY 4 co, 81 Camp street.
ess- Ear ma aaape nnnIv IN i,e Cantnin on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

EHOR LIVERPOOL The A American ,ffSe
clipper aip NEPTUNE, Capt Baehsider harng
Of her engaged will have nedias dapatn
height 1900 bales Cotton heavy freight apply to
GIBFNEY d LOWELL, IFS Common street.
f cabin accommodation, apply 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

New York. New Orleans.
The PropsorE this Establishment would respectfully
their friends and the public generally that they have
of BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS, FAN
cY AND STAPLE STATIONERY would call the nton OF
others the following List Of STOCK which offered
the VERY PRICES, and the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14
VOLUME VII.

Firrt vessel-The sailing regular pack A
CRUsOE, Captain WenIoo Burgess haa the principal
engaged board ANAL
requiring Cotdn will Immediate dispatch For balance Of
freight hhds. passage, apply to
JOSEPH II. BASS, lis Common street
d6 NEXT 10 Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

EIy0R LIVERP00L-The American ,h5Ss
clipper ship MARINER, Capt Barker, having the MAX
greater p Of her will have quick Dispatch For bal
mi NIL GIFENEY 4 LOWELL lis Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

NSOR LIVERPO0L-Th A fast sail ,Ai5aS
Es ing American ship EDWARD sTANLY. Me- &saAshf
Mite now loading and will have immediate dispatch ter
balance Of freight, apply 70 - - - -, t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

NOR LIVERPOOI..-Th A fast sail .ssN
n ing American ship LEVITT sTDRER Captain 49,
sah loadng and will receive quick Dispatch For reigh
W j. P. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
sszE- For massage anpy 10 the Captain on board.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

wholesome beverage. In this form it was often
put In Kid skins, and taken with them when
they journeyed. Wine, in this form, is very
extensively used in the administration of the
Lords supper being easily transported into
this country from the wine-growing regions.
D. They carefully pulled the grapes and laid
them away in a loft prepared for that purpose,
and these grapes would keep until the next
vintage, SO that they could have fresh wine
whenever they pleased. Mr. Delavan states
that he was shown some of these grapes in the
month of January, and the owner declared that
they could and did keep them fresh all the
year. This is the way they did in Egypt in the
days of Pharoah; hence, the Butler daily
pressed the juice into the cup and gave to Pha-
roah. Apples and other fruit, in this country,
are often kept the whole year in the same way
They are carefully pulled and spread out upon
clean straw, in dry, cool place, from which
the frost is perfectly excluded.
"Sometlmes the grapes were dried in the sun
and preserved in masses; from these dried
grapes a sweet wine was manufactured and
called new wine Acts 2, l3. Formerly.
also, new wine was put in leathern bottles,
which not being ir-tight, the wine would fer
ment; hence, the necessity of always having
new or fresh bottles.-Matt. 8, II. No doubt
a great deal of their wine was left to fcrment,
and used, diluted with water; but there is no
evidence that God sanctioned their use as a
beverage. Their fcrmented wine, however,
was not one-ftth strong as the wines we re-
ceive into this country; hence, we find, lovers
of wine mixed it with drugs to increase its
stregth.-Prov. %, 80! Men, who are SO dis
posed, can always find means to corrupt rood
thing to crafty the carnal appettes; and have
little difficulty in finding some plea in excuse
for their conduct and to silence the testimony
of conscience.
From the remarks made, there is evidently
two kinds of wine--fermented and unfcrment-
ed f; the latter, good creature of God, design
ed for the sustenance of man-the former, a
creature of that fallen being, who is declared
to be the Prince of the Power of the Air, that
is daily working in the children of dsobedi-
ence: seducng them into the high way of in
temperance, to draw them down the broad road
to endless destruction. There appears, also,
that there no difficulty at all times, of hav-
ing an abundance of unfermented wine,-the
pure, unadulterated blood Of the grape,-to
refresh the body and bring JOY to the heart.
We shall next examine, in this connection,
the different words used, and which are trans
lated " wine," and see how far confirm the dis
tinction here given, Of termented and infer
mented wines.
Dover, July q, 1854.