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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31

The "Philadeiphia Saturday Gazette, +" says
DR.. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
at is seldom that we recommend what are
termed Patent Medicines, to the confidence and
patronage Of our readers ard therefore when
we Recommend Or. Hollands German Bit
tiers, we wish il 10 be distinctly understood
tha, we are not speaking Of the nostrums OF the
day, that are noised about for brief period and
then forgotten after they have done their guilty
race Of mischief, but Of medicine long estab.
lished, universally priced. and which has met
the hearty approval OF the faculty ITSELF"
escorts WEEKLY" said, Aug. Is
aDR. HoorrANp's GERMAN BrrrEEs NAM
featured by DR.. jackson, are now recoulTie' a.,
by some Of the most prominent member. IF ,b
feculty as an article of much efticac in case
of female weakness Persons old ebjla,edI eon
sttutious will find these Pttc 70 adxan,a oe eor,
to their health, as we ixno.,e from ernsriepc,
the salutary effect ,'ney have upon weak sys
TENS" y
WO.tE EVIDENCE.
o o.. T.. Moore. Esq, Of the Daily News, sale
oc.or, er 3ist:--
.Da. HooFLAAp's GERMAN B,rrERs-We
ate trying this renowned medicine for stubborn
disease of the bowels, and can with truth testify
to its efficacy. We have taken the contents Z
two bottles, and we have derived more benef
from the experiment than we derived previous
ly from years of aopathic treatmen, at the
hands Of our first physicians"
Hon. c. D. Hnene, Mayor Of the City Of
Camden, N. j., SAYS:
"HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.--We hav
cen many f1aitering notices Of this medicine
nd the source from which they came induced
US to make inquiry respecting it's merits. From
inquiry we wNe persuaded to use il, and must
say we fcnnd it specific in its action upon dis
eases Of the liver and digestive organ, and the
powerful influence II exerls upon nervous pros
tra,ion, is really surprising. 1t Gains and
strengthens the nerves, bringing them into
state of repose, making sleep refreshing.
II this medicine was more generally used, we
are satisfied there woaid be less sickness. as
from the stomach, liver and nervoas system; the
grea. majority OF real and imaginary diseases
emanate. Have them in healthy condition
and you can bid defiance 10 epidemics general
ly. This extraordinary medicine we would
advise our friends who are at all indisposet, TO
give a trial--it will recommend itself. h should
in fact, be in every family No other medicine
can produce such evidences Of merit.a
For sale wholesale and retail, a;
THE GERMAN MEDICINE Store,
No. 100 Arch street, one door below Sikh Phil
adelpaia, and by respectable dealers generally
throughout the country.
Sold in Stanton by T. p. & ]. B. Eskridee,
Laird s. Trimble. and by Dealers in Medicines
every where.
August IS I953-ly.
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SIX Y--L q III Il
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

EHH Z undersigned has removed his Gallery
III on the corner betv cen the Eagle and Vir.
GINA Hotels, in front Of the Spectator office,
where he may be found, a, all times, ready TO
wait upon the Ladies and Gentlemen. He flat
tiers himself he can give 10 them as fine a like
ness as the Art can produce ~
Stanton, Feb. %, 1858,
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THE A MEXICAN
HOTEL,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
StauRllOEs, Va.

T>HfS new and extensive Hotel is JUS, com.
pieted, and Is now open for The reception Of
v'sllors. II is situated within few wards of ,t4
Railroad Depot, and is convenient DINING
Hou Sc for passengers arriving IN tho case and
going westward N''N
, ). l.. He,skell 4 Co.'s daily line of stages TO
the White Sulphur Springs, run TO aud from, this
House I; and passengers are subjected to no de-
lay, ana ale relieved from all trouble in moving
their baggage 0'''s
This House is situated in an elevated and
commanding position, and those who desire To
spend lew days in this healthy sCity of tho
Mountains, will frd that the Proprietors have
spared neither pains nor expense 10 promote
the comfort OF their guests
uooa BLING has been provided :or.he
country ami ifaYe!hhg custom.
Our country friends will 6ud warm welcome
and modera e.charges.
,v,, WM. H. CARRIER SEQ.
/ ! + { s ssEES SSsSiS p'''''-''.
July 10, lS54.-tf
: - a,
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
StauntOn, Va.
j, c. MARQUIS

EIAS just received from the North a mos
- splendid supply oil Italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
Tombs Monuments, head and foot stones, table
and Bureau tops. Also, some of the very
neaiest and most chasie designs fol Cemetery
purposes, with Lambs carved TO lay on the tor
Pastery, Paint, and Muller stones constantly on
hand. lie flaiers himself 10 do as good work
as any in Virginia, and certainly the best thai
can be done in the county. Carving and letter.
ing done in the nealest and best manner, and
not scratched on as is done BY those who at.
tempt 10 do that which they know nothing
about. He hopes from his long experience al
tho business and doing good work TO merit a
liberal share of the patronage which has been
extended to him fol the last four years in this
place
All oders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
May IS, 1854.
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LEAD PIPE,

RUST received and ior sale at PERRIN &
g GEORGES Store, three doors north Of the
Valley Hotel, at the Five Points,o Augusta
street. TWO THOUSAND FEET Of inch
Lead Pipe.
lane IL, 1855. If
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ATTENTION, WOOL-GROW
Frs.

t1,HE STANTON WOODEN FACTORY
l. respectfully invite your attention 10 their
rage and varied assortment of WOODEN GooDs,
consisting Of Kcrseys, Jeans, Sattine,s, Plaid
Striped ard Plain Colored Iinseys, Bed and Ne
gro Blankets, both Cooied and White. They
are also manufacturing Yarns Of various grades
and colors which they offer in exchange for
Wool on moderate terms, at the highest marke,
price for Wool.
The patronage Of all traders and consumers
Who appreciate goods for their real value, is re-
nec,fully solicited for these manufactured by
~, as we think some indacement can be held
out 10 purchasers OF this description OF Goods.
d. w. KENNEDY, Superintendent.
" B. We wish to purchase SO, 900 lbs. OF
Wool, for which we will exchange Goods or
give the highest Cash Market Price.
Ma, % lS53-tf ID. w K
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MAUCK,S HOTEL.

c. MAUCK has recently made considera.
Ha' bic additions 10 his extensive Hotel build
ings, in Harrisonbpra, and is now prepared 10
receive and entertain Inc travelling pubic, in a
mole comfortable manner than heretofore. He
deems i, useless TO give an extended description
Of his house, or make protuse promises OF what
he intends TO do, as nothing hal a practical Test
will prove satisfactory. He therefore respect
i0lly soliciis trial.
Harrsonburg, Oct. II, 1853.
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THE undersigned wishing, in consequence of
= OF his health, to reside in more Southern
climate, would sell the FARM on which he re-
sides, lying in the North River Valley, between
Winchester and Moorefield, On the n r. Tnrn.
pike. This road passes through the Farm to
from the upland, and extending in either diree.
ton 10 the best markets the County aaan!s =
The Farm Is wei improved, having coed
Hszg suysyGz.I;8S4 G.0grs9,.
49, So. a never .feikag water at The door.
go rs, The necessary on, houses, a coed
e. = ss=ss Saw 'dil Black smith Shop, and
one OF the largest Barns (Shedted all ouha1 in
Hamsrhi!e or Hardy. The frui, is good, being
principally gratis in the root. The Tract con-
talN3
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THE MARRIED WMOAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
EN nR A NJ auAI1n A CraI1

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOMEN.
One Hundred Edition. lsmo, PIP. $50. Pyics soc
krthE PAPER. EXTRA BlNnlsG. S1.3o.1
Fiisi published in lsi7 and /; is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that erery Female mhcther mar
ried or not, can here acquire fuu knoul-
edge Of die nature, character end cau-
ses Of her complaints, agM The rayiouS
symptoms, and that f,sayly hclfn
Million Copies should hare beea sold.
II is impracticable to convey fully the va ious
subjects treated Of, as they are OF nature stIc,.
y intended fot the married, or those con,empla.
ling marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
u. SAND COPIES.
Have been sen, by mail within the last few
months.
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$40 q creg,

100 of which are cleared, with near a nile Of
plahk fence well put up wis locnsi Posts OF
The cleared land there are at least so acres Of
bottom, OF good qualify, aud Tying in sight Of n
merchant Mill propelled BY c never failng
stream The upland in Timber, is of good quail
lily for whes, and clover. The Turnpike pass
ing through the premises, will make ii conreni
ent 10 the r. Road now in progress of location
from Srasburg TO the Coal Fields or Paddy Town.
individuals wishing 10 purchase will address the
subscriber at Smiths Gap, Hampshire county
Virginia, or view the premises.
A. B. HAYDEN
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WIN. S. II. BAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Staunt0n, Va.
HFRlI.L practice in all the courts holden in,
w Stannton-and the Circuit end Quarter
ly Courts Of the counties OF Rockbridse, Abe
marie and Rockingham. s
Office for the presen, in the room, occupied
by James H. skinner, Esq.
Nov. %, 1853.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,

Shenandoah County, Va.
YHE Seymour House and Sylvan Retreat, (ihe
i only Hotels within the corporation will be
opened for visitors as usual July, LIST, 1854 by
A Il. SEYMOUR,
Sole Proprietor.
MUSIC.
The Ladies' parlof will be furnished with a
Piano and Guitar, and the Ball Room with Co.
tillion Band.
A grand Tournament and Fancy Ball will be
held on Monday, August 2sih.
Coaches will run daily from the Springs via
Mt. Jackson 10 New Market aud return.
June 26, 1854 A X. SEYMOUR
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BENIGHTED IGNORANCE.
AS CyLPABLE AS INEXcUSABLE

How long shall this ignorance prevail so pro-
dncflve OF lis bitter fruits2 How long shall the
wife ard mother be ignorant Of the nature, char
acter and causes of the various womb and sexu-
al complaints, embittering her days by suffering
suffering often prolonged 10 years, even,uatine
in complication Of diseases utterly and hope
lessly ineufabe? Shall we forever close ou-
eyes 10 the results Of physiological science by
which we may arrive al an understanding Of our
selves as men and women. subject TO serious life.
ong enduring diseases, and perpetuating them
10 our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUstAsb poHDsR!
No husband or wife need 5e ignorant of what
concerns them most 10 know to secure their
health and happiness, and their pecuniary pros.
perily. That knowledge is contained in little
work entitled
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10000 REGALlA sEGARs, 7s.ooo
~ - Havana 10, assorted brands, 90
o % OLD ola r,iac'pe Segars, 10000 Spanish do.
VI eoa Hall % SO GROSS Matches, 1000. Pine
, ,sals, % aafiels Smoking Tobaeeo, GOO Rsaals
Wrapping Paper assorted.
s,aaniQa. Nor -, tsa2, ~
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FRANCIS NJ. HUNTINGTON, having pur-
chased the interest Of Mr.. Cameron, the under
signed will continue to conduct the CABELL
HOUSE under the style of BELL & DUN
MING TON, where they will be pleased TO
see their friends aud tie public generally
ROBERT II. BELL,
+. M. HUNTINGTON
March 81, ls54,--ti. 81
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June 90, lS53.-tf.
MEXICAN GUANO.

EEffiE undersigned Sole Agents for the sale
- of MEXICAN GUANO, in this Git, have
now on hand good sapply Of This permanent
fertilizer
They woald call attention to the following
analysis made by DIS. D. Stewart, of Bal
'imore, and Richard H.. Siabler, Of this City.
Prorima!e Aaalysis.
Organic matter containing some azotzad
compounds capable OF forming Am.
monia o. az
wafer Is 80
.Ash % proportion Of mineral clements 69,2l
la 10000
Composition of the ADORE Ash.
Phosphorc Acid 1882
E.me e6'3
Sand o0,3o
Magnesia and Soda with trace of Pot.
ash 90 IA
69,2l
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general satisfaction All he wants is for the
puplic to give him fair trial and il he dom,
knock under. A'' "e"
September S, 1853.
NJ b. want TO employ a oood c,h;no,
maker one who understands bis business will
employment. ""N '0's'ah'
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DIR. fIooFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BIITERS,
PREPARED BY
ID. T.. MI. JACKSON,
ITO. 1QA Arch Gtreat phila delpbia.

NO. 12U Arch Streot PhlladelpDia.
Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled if equaled, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest, in ma
ny cases after sklltul physicians had failed.
These Biters are worthy the attention OF IN
valids. Possessing great virtues in the recitl-
cation OF diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands,
exercising the mos, searching powers in weak
ness and affections Of the digestive organs, they
are, withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND HE ED
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CABELL HOUSE, LYNCHBURG. s.
TIME PARTNERSHIP OF CAMERON L.
L BELL, as Projectors OF the Cabel House
was dissolved Oh the 18th inst, by mutual con-
eent,
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Cabinet and Chair Making.
DAVID M. GARNER.
III AS commenced the above busi

ITO eoII"ie1Ctu Tue above buSInf
: own hook, in The Old Mill Pro /.
ow prepared TO fill all orders Inv
CAAiRS, TABLES, BUREAUS.
ana Every thing in his liuo IF bus.
mess. Having devoted lasay -
years TO the business and beioS n
one OF the hest turner's in the S,a,a Is
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The MARRIED STATE.
Shall Happiness and Health, or Mise
~ and Sickness, attend it?
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS.
Reflections for the T,houg,,tful

STRANGE that countless human boings exist
~ and dag through life as do the beasts OF
the field, Or the insects of the arth, eyining
no more thought or reflection than thoughsthe
noble faculties of mind were not vouchsafed to
them.
Many such are husbands and father, upon
whom are dependent the health, the well being
and the happiness ola confding and affection"
ate vile, with Perhaps family Of children
Ayw OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE L1NGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that pltiable condition as not even for one
day TO feel The happy and exhilera,ng influence
incident TO the enjoyment OF health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed
or even TO her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her 10 take personal
charge Of her household, even when her health
will not admit oil it; but she is nevertheless per-
cep'ibly sinking from day to day, and always
aing
Thus, day after day, and month after month
sransPlre. Her health daily sinks, till finding
even the hope Of recovery no longer remains
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But lew years ago in the flush Of health and
YOUTH and buoyancy ofspirits rapidly, and app,
parenly inexPlicably, ecomes feeble, sickly 8
deblated wife. with frame eFnae!aled. nerve
uns'rung, spirits depressed, corntenanee beari,,
the impress of suffering, and an utter ph.-,sica
and mental proslralion.
| Sometimes this de2iorabie char,ae
does arse from organic or cons Iiuf oval c,a.
bu, otener, by tar oitener, to gre .. .na inc,
sable Ignorance Of he simres 1ss ana iIie1es
OF health as connected The anu maF' ae'' state ate
Inc ne violation OF hlFn malls disease snasrp
wrn n11, NV s"iv 10 the wife, bu, often
"uNro TIM IMPLAINfs UPON CHILDREN
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DESIR ABLE FAEM FOR SALE.

26 l853.-3Mo.
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Sept. 49,, Is:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

GENTEET. TIPPING The Philadelphia Even
ing Mail says: 'sIt may surprise some of our
readers to be made aware of the fact, but fact
it is notwithstanding that the ladies in our large
cities have their fashionable drinking houses as
well as gentlemen. Gardens SO called in def
erence to a border or two of grass, gravel walk,
and dwarf shrub; confectionery establish
ments,' Saloons and other like fashionable re-
sorts, some Of them rivalling in tnsel splendor
the London Gin Palaces furnish ladies with
stimulants, Sherry cobbers' are now slipped
through straws, even in this, our said city; and
ladies call for their wine, or correctves,' after
ice-cream.= The initiative to intemperance for
our daughters and sisters furnished in brandy
balls which are globules of sugar, with the
creature reposing within; and this description
of Confectionery is furnished to whoever will
call for it.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsoEsr 0EFfcR,
Monday Morning. June s, 1854 I
C0TToN-Prices were easier for buyers on Saturday
but the inquiry was limited and barely 1900 balos changed
hands during the day. We yet quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior So "a o Middiing Fair. i. .o,56D az
Ordinary ........... 6a@ slEair :.......l oka-
aidsl Mai,,, aood Ind nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
Corros-bnlos. TonAoco-hhe.
a stoos hand Sept 1o72 29zss
=. yesteraay.. 2.70o-1,3 63559 1882 $50
Exported to date. 1,127161 2s,Ss8
:. Saturday. s,s6o-1,1a1,o2l 411~2s799
Stock on band not cleared. ..... 24s11o s7F4s
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of SALE
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-There was a fair demand
for Sugar and prices were steady sales $50 hhds at So
ske b. Molasses dull GALES limited to 300 bbs
at 90101af; of which 145 Choice Reboilcd at 1870 u
gallon.
FLoUR-Quiet and the principal sales heard of
900 bbs st Louis at SO 49, and 2oo fancy brand of su-
perfne, at ST % Dbl.
GRAIN-corn was in fair request, with sales Of 5000
sacks of which, 4s0 Ordinary 81 23oO at &c. and 300
also at 564 p bushe or Oats the largest sales heard
Of HOO sacks st Louis at 3s39 and 100 at 400 p
bushei OF Bran noticed sales of $50 sacks at 81
p 100 pounds.
PROFESSIONALISM quiet; lot Of 100 bbls NJ o,
inspected sold at $ and retail parcels Of Mess
Sl2 rs q Dbl Bacon dull with sales 20 casks Ribbed
Sides at 51S6; II Of Shoulders at 5sD5J4s % fb. OF
Lard noticed sale Of 400 kegs Prime 1oae p fb.
CoFFEE-The demand was fair, with sales of 100 bags
Rio at se 1645 lex bark Crisis at 9, and 100 bags
Prime at 100 y 1b.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-A lot Of 100 bbls was sold at
37Ma aash.
LIME-we heard Of 1900 bbs Western (Utica) sold on
Friday at 81 Is q Dbl cash.
WHIsKY-so bbls Fletcher's Extra were taken in two
lots at 231ae p gallon
FREIGHTs-We heard Of no engagements. Cotton
shipping to Liverpool at I'd.
northumberland very moderate at our qotations
iteriing 1881 109A get. premr
Francs. 20 D dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills. ...1A6J21S u ct. disc
Sight Checks on New York.. para u o Ct prem
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The Picayune of yesterday contained the fol
lowing telegraphic despatch:

The Picayune OF yesterday contained lhe lol-
lowing Geographic despatch:
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET-.Nep York,
June l-Of the Al, 600 bales of cotton sold in the
Liverpool cotton market, spectators had taken
5000 bales, and exporters 1000 bales.
Fair Orleans is quoted at 6ad. per pound;
Middling Orleans of led Fair Uplands is
quoted at 65d. per pound Middling Uplands at
The market was dull, and the decline ranged
between 1-16d. and sd. per pound.
The imports since the departure of the Amer
lea were 10000 bales.
The stock on hand amounted to oI0,00u bales
BREADsrUFFs.-The advance in -four is yari-
ously quoted at from Cd. to Is. per barrel, and
there was fair business doing The QUOTA
tions are for Ohio 40s. to Ais. per barrel. In
dian corn was in active demand, and is quoted
at 39s and 40s. per quarter.
PRoyIs1oSs.-Pork is reported without change,
as also is beef The lard market was dull;
GENERAL MARKETS. was nothing doing
in Carolina rice. Goods and yarns have both
advanced at Manchester.
MONEY MARKET. THE money market was
active Consols were active and are quoted atS9.
HAyRB CoTToN MARKET.-The Havre cotton
market. from which the Asia brings intelligence
tt the 10Th ult., was firm "
nj, e.IpENTTo THE ARCTIC.-The Collins steam
!! dxrotic, Capt Luce, which left Liverpool on
baieacoth uit. for New York, ran ashore shortly
= .stter leaving and was compelled to put back to
Liverpool The damage she sustained would be
repaired in few days. Her mails and passen-
gers came on in the Asia.
BoMBARDMENT OF REvEI-The bombardment
of Revelis reported to have been severely effect,
i've, and the place to have been captured and
occupied by the allies. ,
CONTEMPLATED INVASION OF RussIA.-The
Anglo French armies, it is said, contemplate az
invasion of Russian territory, in which it i
supposed they will be aided by Austria, who ii
believed to have at length assumed threaten
ing attitude towards Russia.
RUSSIA CHECKED AT SILIsTRIA.--The Russlan
are said to have met with a very severe cheel
at Silistria.
/ They have also been defeated at Myspole' VIII
loss of 800 men. !,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Washington, May SOL
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ygyHE GRAND SALOONS OF 2. JACOBS,

No, 90 CAMP STREET., -
orsr.5 In the pne ou They contain The
vnlsbe XII COLLECTION OF PICTURES Oil Water
Callers pswpgs Print the most costly Engraynss
Psan Marble aid with Moiaa
A eyeEsx btsd In SEQ Sesfh-
Strangers clfEeG= particularly II
snpsrss ehsrgs-Gis unrtyalad and
sis me pAauERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, It's various
Daguerrean
n Europe, In this country.
PORTRAITS executed style by
fully equal 10 the e beautiful
Miniatures the expression Of the features instead Of
peculiar Daguerreoypes taken a
orina method.
PINS Fine Gold embraces variety, and Of the
furnished at the manufacturers prices.
All orders fer Daguerrsope Materials b. accompanied by
cash. The Dry Sensitive, prepared by E. JACOBS for OPERATORS
warranted retain chemical properties pare mogbt pr'es
sl0 per jar. d snSp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

DISCOVERY OF A DIAMoNp.--A very valuable
diamond, weighing nineteen carats, the largest
ever discovered in North America, and which
was found to be gem of the purest water, was
dug up among Quantity of earth by laborer
in the employ of Mr.. James Fisher, Jr., at
Manchester, near Richmond, Va.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

xPLosIoN-.Niaae Men Rilied.-The powder
mills of Messrs Loffiin and Smith near SAUCER
ties, Ulster county, N, Y. blew up on Thursday,
killing nine men and blowing six houses in the
vicinity all to pieces This mill has blown up
some five or six times before, but never has the
destruction life been so deplorable. The cause
of the explosion has not been ascertained