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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

DOARD.-A GENTEEI. SOCIAL AMERICAN FAMILY
ID will let, with board, fire and gasght, parlor and
on the first floor, to gentleman gentleman
and wife, at s12 to SIG per week also fine ROOM with
plenty of closet room, TO gentleman and wife, from
$40 to $12. House has modern improvements, and Is
pleasantly situated. Apply at $50 Nineteenth street.
near Second avenue. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

ttOnO -CROCKERY STORE FOR SALE AT A
DCOU. bargain-$S00 will purchase the fixtures
aid stock entire of profitable store with good Of
customers For person with small capital only this
il an excellent chance for business.
b. W. RICHARDS 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

tNASn FOR SAIE-A GENTLEMAN'S FURNISH
D4OUe ing and fancy goods store, including
stock fixtures, and valuable lease Of premises which
alone worth the price asked The location Is excellent
and well adapted to this business Apply at 102 Nassau
street, room No. 9. PURDY 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

CHOW CASES-HOFFMAN Il FERSH SHOW CASE
- wareroom, 81 Bowery, Walker street-Cases
made in every style silver plated brass and satin
wood, mahogany &c N. Bold cases taken in exchange.
Orders are promptly executed. Between Walker and
Payard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

WTALLACKS THEATKE.-SENORITA SOrO'S BENE.
w FIT AND LAST APPEARANCE.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %,
popular comedy After which, by the kind consent Of
the director Of the Grisi and Mario troupe concert
consisting Of Italian and English music.
Duetto-"A la Bella lmmautenente' ...... .Donizett
by Signor Fabrcatore and Salabert
Scena-From Der Freschutz-ssSoftly Signs the
Breath OF Eyen''-Mlle. Donovani Weber
Romance-"Quando lie Sere'-Sig. Fabrcatore,
from the opera Of Louisa Miller. ......... Verdi
Duet-sIhe Singing Lesson'-Mlle. Donovani
and Signor Salabert. Barnet
Senorta Soto will dance the g La Gitana and also
pas called ola Madrillana" with other entertain
ments full particulars OF which will be found in the bills
OF Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

T1ARMS FOR sALE-TwO FARMS OF ABOUT 100
acres, with good houses and all necessary build
ings fruit Of all kinds and well waered hour from
New York, by the New York and Philadelphia railroad
trains, to and from city Eve times daily; within two
timber and buildings worth all the money asked terms
easy. Apply the premises, to WIN. B. BARNES, pro-
prietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

TNoR sAIE.-wILL BE SOLD VERY LOW, A FINE
IL mare, new wagon, and harness. with ban-
ket and whip. This Is fine chance. Apply at the
livery stable "a Canal street. opposite the New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
N for single gentlemen, be obtained in
private family with full partial board in the three
story and basement house, fitted with bath, gas, &C.,
100 West Fifteenth street. very reasonable terms, If
IL ken Immediately,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

1GR CANAL STREET. NEAR vARICK.-w. 4 II.
lOC VAN NOTES stove store.-We have q large
Of the latest patterns of stoves for sale on
reasonable terms Stoves and ranges lined with soap
stone and repaired CRATES set and repaired stoves put
up, and pipe furnished for Also soapstone grid
dies for SALE Wholesale and retail The excellence In the
griddes consists in their requiring but greasing
when used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

A WIDOW LADY, LIVING UP TOWN, EAST OF THE
N Bowery, would like to let and pantry. on
the first foor to lady snd gentleman, with board for
the lady only. Address j. A. L., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

A LARGE FRONT AND BACK PARIOR AND TWJ
"A bedrooms to let second aoor Of house 34 Third
ayenue possession immediately rent low to a respecta
bic family Apply on the premises, or to John Foley,
1877 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

TNOR SALE, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
u Lease fixtures and furniture OF splendid large
dining and drinking saloon nrst aoor with basement
located on Dey street. corner Of Broadway which Is
Of the best locations In New York and doing an extern
sive business Apply to g. A. ROBINSON general regis
ter Office, IS Nassau street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

TOAL.-I HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW YARD IN
~ Duane street, near Broadway, in connection with
my old established yards, OF King and Greenwich
Streets and Twenty street and Ninth avenue where
intend to sell the best quality Of red ash at the lowest
possible price, for cash. Weight warranted coal FOR
feted. PETER CLINTON.
DED AND WHITE ASH COAL-PEACH ORCHARD
III Lehigh, White Ash, and Schuykll, from the most
approved mines at the lowest market prices delivered
direct from the boat screened from yard. Also
Camel Cumberland and Liverpool Orre Goals, of the
best qualities. HENRY REED,
COR Canal and Centre, and cor. Jane and West SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

tN0nn FOR SALE-GROCERY AND LIQuOR
DOUO. store, located on the Of two great
tGoroughares Business extensive and rapidly increas
ing Rent low and customers of the rst class
of the many inducements to purchasers Apply at 102
Nassau street, room No. Q. PURDY L. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

1SOLIAN rIANOs.-Tw0 SUPERIOR NEW EOIIAs
III pianos-one Gilbert, the other Halet Davis 4 Co
at great bargains Must be sold immediately THIS is
rare opportunity Other Hne pianos at reduced prices
Melodeons guitars, &c. Call soon at
COOK BROS. S43 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

DOARDERS WANTED.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
Id be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms
Also fine suit of second floor for gentlemen
gentlemen and their wives at 1856 Mercer street.
door from Blocker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

CHOW CASES-SCHMIDT Il BROTHER Is NORTH
- William street. near Chatham, and at II West Third
street, Cincinnati Ohio, manufacturers of show
in metal brass rosewood, mahogany, black walnut and
promptly executed Old show taken in exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

DANOFORTE-FOR SALE, AT A LOW PRICE,
III fne toned well finished, rosewood piAnoforte. MAY
be seen BY applying a 3A Bridge street, near Fulton
avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

1lROOKLYN INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN.
ID THIS MONDAY EVENING, NOV. ~, 1854.
SHAKESPEARE AND THE ORATORS. .
CHARLES WHITNEY'S impersonations OF Br,tlssi
Scotch, lrsh American and Indian Orators togsthel
with Hooser stump Speeches and humorous Western
Law Cases. Also,
sHAKsPEREAN READINGS
roors open at o'clock Gentlemens tickets so cent
LADIES' tickets rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

CONSIGNMENT SALE OF PIANOS FROM THE BEST
~ city MAKERS in plain and fancy cases. from ak to
seven octaves with orders to sell at great reduction
from the factory prices for cash. fully warranted also
an assortment OF second hand pianos at great bargains
from $50 TO $3.50 Pianos Of our manufacture constant
" on hand Apply at the mandatory and warerooms
Mo Donald Bro, 1872 Bowery Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

VTARNISHlNG AND POLISHING. NOTICE TO HOUSE.
keepers and familes.-An kinds OF household fur.
Dture, mahogany DOORS handrails &C. &C. cleaned and
polished at the shortest notice. to look good
new, by E. Martin III Prince street. up stairs Don't
forget the number-117 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A GENTLE.
"A man and wife, and few single gentlemen with
full or partial board The very pleasant and
house contains all the modern improvements Apply at
ga Tenth street. near Second avenue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
DAILY CRESCENT
In DE x

.a-s For Permanent Third Page .9dre7ftssmehs.
Bankers-MATHEws, FINLEY d Co, 81 Camp street
LOUISIANA sAyfsos Co., corner Of Camp and La
fsyette streets.
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 80 Camp street
e. JoHrsoN Co, ss Camp street
Uothine-Noanrs g. WAY, corner of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON & BARRor, Southwest corner Of Canal
and st. Charles streets.
Crockery-P. R. FELL Co., 81 Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-Tsos RAsxis, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
Groceries-R. W. ApAMs, corner Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets.
Hardware-J. Waterman & BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
j. M RELF & Co., Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets.
cHAs O. GAINES g. Co. 26 Magazine and 40 Gravier sts
HotelsAncADE Magazine between Gravier and Nstchea
streets.
Hats-Boots- -shoes-D'ARsr & CO., corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
DArD TAYLoR Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade.
NEwHALL, VALENTINE G Co., "a, SO, and 5s Common
street. --s-4e-
Jewelry-HYDE Il GooDaIcH, corner of Canal and Roya
streets.
y. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
Musical Instrumental. FKHRENsAcH, III Canal st.
Paints-G. c. BocEnr Co., 5s Camp street.
Wines, Liquors--w. E. LEvERIcH & Co., "a Old
Leyee Street.
sEwELL T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
F. W. GoELER. Common street. opposite the St
Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
From the London Times Of November Is.
After tbe BattIe.


We crowned the hnrd-won heights at length,
Baptissd in flame and dre
We saw the foemen's sullen strength,
That grmly made retire; ~.
Saw close at hand, then saw more far
Beneath the battle smoke,
The ridges Of his shattered war,
That broke and ever broke.
But one an English households pride,
Dear many ways to me- &~ "4%
Who climbed that death-path by my side
sought but could not see.
Last seen, what time our foremost rank
That iron tempest tore;
He touched, he scaled the rampart's bank,
Seen then, and seen no more.
One friend to aid, measured back
With him that pathway dread;
No fear to wander from our track,
Its landmarks English dead.
Light thickened; but our search was crowned,
As we too well OWNED;
And after briefest quest we found
What we most feared to find
His bosom with one death-shot riven, .@
The warrior boy laid low
His face was turned unto the heaven,
His feet unto the foe.
As he had fallen upon the plain,
Inviolate he lay; @
No rufnan spoilers hand profane
Has touched that noble clay.
And precious things he still retained,
Which by one distant hearth,
Tn we'd tokens of the loved, had gained
worth beyond all worth. ~.
traasp, ed these for them, who yet
knew no.. their mighty woe;
softly scale d his eyes, and set
One kiss up,an nib oro#.
decent grave we acooped him, where
Less thickly lay the dead,
And decently comp, ,nssd him there,
Within that narroNS eeo.
oh, theme for manhoods bitter tears, u. 49,.
The beauty and the bloom ru.@s
Of scarcely twenty summe,' years
Shut in that darksome toipp!
OF soldier sire the soldier SON
Life's honored eventide
One lives to close in England, one
In maiden battle died:
And they that should have been the mourned
The mourners' parts obtain:
Such thoughts were ours, as we returned
To earth its earth again.
Brief words we read of faith and prayer
Beside that hasty grave;
Then turned aside, and left him there,
The gentle nd the brave;
calling back wi sh thankful heart,
With thoughts 70 peace allied,
Hours when we tv, had knelt apart
Upon the lone hill. '.side:
And, comforted / prai @d the grace,
Which him had led to- be
An early seeker of that .tase
Which he should early SEQ. II. c. T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
r,cHlTEN VIZ, <Rs A CAPTIVE AMONG THE
- INDIANS.

Wewsrs vis,.sd f. days ago, by man by the name
of Joseph Barney, who vs. 1.au sv pesr Alton He
h Is m s ~ s last May from the Flat
Head Indians the head On With Ibis tribe IF
Oregon. He stated that he has be sr some length of
Indians eighteen years. We listened b;ch Are truly
time to his history many portions of on the upper
thrilling. Ke taken prisoner in 1885 sur company
He is native of France speaks English ,esrly a.
but give what he communicated to = name
possible He was in company with man by tn, Yhsy
Of John Robertson both of whom were captured sss
attempted to defend themselves and killed two Ind u
hut they were tgerpowered-there being twenty-five
dams to contend with. They secured hand anu
foot and placed ponies and started the northwest
ward and trave led five weeks when they to the
hunting ground of the tribe where they given to
the chief who manifested much joy tn cir capture
They unbound and confined in hut, whore they
fed but not allowed to escape The chief offered them
his two daughtersif they would marry remain with
the tribe Finding escape utterly impossible the time
being the terms we're accepted and the marriage took
place The fruits of this marriage two children both
of which still living daughter, and
fourteen both Of which he left with the tribe Two
ago Robertson attempted to escape but was retaken
scaped and burned alive leaving three oh dren with the
tribe Seven years parney attempte to escape but
recaptured and would have been ut death but
for the nterposon Of his wife, was the daughter Of
the chief During the time of his cal otivty, barney
states that ne was engaged with his tries three battles
two with the Blackfeet and with be the name Of
which 40 not known one of which h says over sef
enty Blackfeet killed.
head OF the Columbia river and at far up as tn'
head of the Flat Head river During this eighteen
ne saw netner SAT- Dread potatoes ee, tea OF
of the kind living upon meat or moose deer, ekunl
rattle SNAKE turkey, prairie hens, 60 At the time
made his escape he Lake Superb ,r about sixt
miles from trading post Of the An isrieau Fur Compan
The chief (his father-inaw) was doeto T, and Il
18th of May LETT and while he ,one Bar ney sueceeds
in making all the Indians dead drunk vi It'll the whisl
which had ju, been received, gi ring one nd half pill
to zach Indian After they asIeep h took ha be
and arrow, tomahawk pipe two. and d hal pounds t
baeco flint and Steel and two oounds Of m eat being
there in the hut He start cd and travel led all ngi
having his dog along the Mt nt morning le killed
dog to prevent his returning give clue to his trace
About IL O'Clock the same aay when abop thirty q
miles he oyerhauled BY hi sfther (ths chief
dog which he killed with his bov and arro and
the away from the IA tn and then 80 nceaed hi
self the brush while he as ti,s conceal ed the oh
passed by him Us he passed thg muta cred to hi
self In his langaage-I viii pass this mo atain, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
abs GaI1aut's @ 5sr.

Your home, dear miss, 10 very far,
The winds are cold and high,
No splendid moon or twinkling star
Is looking from the sky;
So please. miss, take my prohered arm,
And let the varmints come
pll see yen safe from fright Or harm
Within your quiet home.h
aI know. dear cir, the way is rough,
know the night is dark
And certain ltwauld seem well enough
For me to have spark;
n, Vt then vowed some years ago,
q, vi me you may humbug,
NJ, q, IN should never enter through
;rh. Sandle of q rum jhg.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Tho you NO and beautiful widow Of the old Mar
Inc y'as.g asEgand, ON visiting the corpse for the
las. sS me, ~, with the idea that he was not yet
was sa s md is said to have tainted, but from what
falling is not stated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

! 5 I71TER-2O kegs Orange County, lansing
, ex Star Of tho soe.h ----------
9aEE $3.50 boxes English Dairy, laaang
y exs OF The ssoota--- South -. -
= oBsYEas-l5Oo aoz and l5aSn 2 lbs, dS for sale
= RAsy cor, ssassr, alsaa and Lsyss streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.

Plates.
PRIZES LEY s. Elm,
SO and 81 Camp street.
I ls~ IMPORTERS and DEAL
Ere ~ @ E3REGN S, AMP M P DOMESTIC AARp
iS he sSf s a'fSR a
s srs eons and a % y s G
which hir stock d The bsa assorted ths
quality and their pess low and terms liberal
following part present which they
500 English Bar Iron. fiat. round and square;
!sss 5ss :. :. ssss'n sssss'ss'' % . % % dss!'
ss g " P:sssssnis esi easls e fsilss ss sa, d''
ss Is :: :: do Dc FIssss FIsssh assisi, sIs.iii
10 :. Swedish Pic ugh Plates;
500 bd Engsh Tennessee Sheet ron mum.
s zee Kegs hs2P sas n'A''
900 s :; sFs ~ Rs q, Pressed T. saa., sRasa
- S % ao slsss BssS n Gepps S o Sheets,
sSs 5lssa shovel. and Spades
100 wilson, Genuine Coffee Mills;
fSesst and 1T Tsss Rbss;ss Ges,lsry so,o ETC.
ss ssissPsss
rssae s.sss asi fssa ss
o., Log, Trace, Halter aud Col eRaina;
Cross 9ss Of off, svsy 1 dsssrIgs. Sas R ss and Pattern
Fa1 FGngss @ Ct John d kng's and other gssd brands
20 TOm min
Tarrad and Msnilia Rope, all sizes.
ols Sperm asSf %has, i.sissP Id and stf ias,.ed
Atlantic Pure White Lead
Brooklyn numbers / and Wsits Lead.
Black and Yellow Paints, Veriigrja; ..l
Paris and Chrome Green
hill and Grind Stones;
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead, Pine, e.c
Isey are agents for the following msnaiactories
piLi M TASLEEa co.'s CEIEBRATED EENEssEE
oLNG Woths wess Boiler
by and le Chamber Of OF
S ss eorr
wa BADGER COS FL Srr6S ass Sn SaHa SRsT M1r1s unvs
pounds. AiAot ' 50 ' ~ " ''"
YOU @YeuNS's Nc SUGAR AN COTTON rLoueHs
sts.L IN ap their large well assorted
terms Nne ioN'.' p' W W. ~ - nj % Am
EhoUEhlf 4S-GROCERIES-Gla0
30 tAkens bsTa IN " shpa Memphis and Tarquin-,
,oS @ f Lnsas lNEAPPLE CHEESE
A so 49, 49, sBUCRwHEAT;
LON @ San sa aIs BUCHWHEAT;
on CAPERS
or MATCHES;
"yy dozen CLOTHES LINES;
10 bales TWINE;
so BASKETS:
100 dozen BRooMS;
$50 boxes sFIRECRAcKERsi
30 kegs SHOT;
10 kugs BAR LEAD;
50 boIes CANDY;
/ 10 quarter casks BRANDY;
30 eighth casks BRANDY;
% tiefces SALMON:
100 kits SALMON;
| loo boxes SMOKED HERRING;
l. 20 barrels TABLE SALT;
| 100 BIKES Cogaie'a SOAP;
/ lOJ boies Gogate's STARCH for
| Fl. L. STONE e. CO.,
nv 81 Grsvier, Fulton and Levee ats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

AN ,JseALLANr MAs.--An advocate ma having ing
lately gained suit for poor young iaa3 sus sus
rehs sas ~ ,s s.Hand it over to the clerk, Il you
ny nisass ss wish no fee for myself" replied he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
EDUCATION.
NTEw ORLEANS FEMALE CoLLEGIATE

1V INSTITUTION CONDUCTED BY MRS. MAcAULAY 9S2
Camp stIeetThs fnstuion has been
serss q The bsst teaehers employed giving
The Music Teachers who Piano. Gu
tar, together with Vocal Music the hghst
ments, co pbihed with org experience II snccess.
Young Ladies residing every facility afforded
them acquire practical knowledge Language 70
fect their musical Studies and he elegant
The premises the Improvements pefaps
hs city and boarders have attention paid to their
The natitusion uhed with well library TO the use
Of which the rchoars are entitled Of expense ~
For particulars apply peon letter nstuton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

N EW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
41N yOLI CIRCLE, BETWEEN NAYADES AND TRITON sTs
Seminary under the direction OF Miss Will be-
Rn ts four annual session MONDAY, the 9TH inst
Competent Teachers department The
ample grounds II to the public ri an
HiSRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
and taught with the and At
tractve leaaon by Monsieur ALEX NELs0E Ian
gage, in Ksn'eky Military Inn Constant
ohce NO. ST. Charles pup Night
classes for Gentlemen Tera gusrhned See
oI0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
FRon KEY wEar.-The CHARLESTON Standard

FROM KEY WEsT.-The Charleston Standard
publishes letter of the 2sth uit from Key Vest from
which extract the following
The o. 8, schooner Pharos Capt. York arrived on thu
20th from Philadelphia Lieutenant Meade United statss
Typographical Engineer expected in the next mail boat
from Washington, Will take chargs of this bis
arrival and immediately proceed the erection an
iron Light house at the NJ W. Pess After this finished
which will be by the 18th Of February then the schooner
will down TO the Rebeeca ehoa and put up immense
iron beacon at that dangerous locality platform will
be erected on the summit for the purpose of assisting the
Coast Survey in the prosecutions Of the triangulatons
tws en- Tortugss and the Marquasas.
The q. s. Survey schooner Joseph Henry Capt Patrick
arrived on the 23d from Baltimore. She will await the
arrival of her commander Samuel wanrght arrive
in the Isabel The party will then direct their
Indian and proceed in the topography Of the Islands
In that vicinity
The steamship Pampero Cozzins, arrived on the 18th
from Nsw0rleans via Tampa and the Florida ports She
brings news that the Jasper Captain Sawyer her
in the mail arrangement, ashore Tampa Bay She
went ashore about the 18th in blow norther after
wards coming up, the water all blown of the har-
bo and she left high and dry No Of her safety has
reached this city since the P. sft her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

ROME TO BE BURNT OR SWALLOWED UP.--Dr,
Cumming, in his sApocalyptie Sketches and
many other authors, have asserted, as their in
terpretation of some parts of the Apocalypse.
that Rome will be destroyed by fire from Heaven,
or swallowed up by earthquakes, or over
whelmed with destruction by volcanoes, as the
visible punishment Of the Almighty for its
Popery and its crimes. Townsend, in his Jour
nal of o Tour says he is unwilling to deduee
any argument Of this kind from the prophecies
! which are unfnlflled; but he heheld every
where, in Rome, near Rome, and through the
SoIe country of Italy from Rome to Naples,
WI ", esost astounding proofs, not merely of the
the slity, butthe exceeding probability, that
possl1. ,e region of Central Italy will one day
ssr wnD un dsr such ssasr0h The 1h .s soil Of
a9ms 70 ", Veh is found to be most disagreeabie,
b h result tn Of s9sSs sas,s ss s
aetlon s;s seen bub5ling near the surface of the
sulphur sar9b' Whsn hem stick vas drawn along the
% Townssad smsas 9vsa ays s would
eIer srnrise him to hear of the utter destruc-
ton ton Of the entire peninsula of Italy.
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DEPOT, 1859 GRAVIER
MISCELLANEOUS.
u. Renj. Chandler,

COLL ECTOR
NOTES, BILLS. HOUSE RENTS, ess.,
gsS- oaice al coRsoN d ARMsTRoNG's, 50 Campsroet.
sy- Office Hoursfrom TO 10 An, and sr.a.
~ ReierenessH T. Lonfdale J. Landis Co.. corson
Armstrong. mh4 lynn
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

wi EW ORLEANS AMI CAR Fssg ssEsslsssszssE
RoLLToN RAILROAD. Winter w.
.Cayroton Line Departure
bnronne and Perddo strests,
Esr Orleans:
ST. Trans-T s,10il II and s. S,llkr.
From CdFr0loR:
Sam Trans-6 8, g. 10, II, aud
chdren Servants
'ies Of IS Red Tickets - so.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
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