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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

NEw Material FOR PAPER.-We
have jus, examined says Il e Baltimore
Sun, several sauplss ul paper made OF
reeds or cane, of II species Which grow
Ia great abundance ia our southern
Sihlrs ; aud also Furiple made by the
same process from white rInc sh wings.
la such an age Ui inv. nllnn as this in
creduiiy Is MOI 10 he tOlcr,itcd there
ivre We submit with The best po.sib'e
grace, even 10 Tie White plue. The
rted paper Is quite promising article.
Another sample composed of rags a. d
reefs, me ihirl ol The former and two
lhi dis oI Ihe lauer,is quite fine article.
and is value is estimated by the makers
Equal 10 that from rags worth II l-2
cents per pound. The Paper from pine
shrvings is designed for wrapping or
envelope paper; 1 was first bleached
and then coored for that purpose, and
Is valued nj II l-2 cents per pound also.
The inventors oI H. B. A. tarender and
Henry Lowe, oil Baltimore, are sanguine
that with proper apparatus, paper can
he manufactured Of reeds or wood, as
the main staple, by their process, worth
IL l-2 10 D cents and al a cost not ex-
ceeding ii Gems per pound.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

mr. Mr.. George N. Sanders, U. S.
consul at London, writes to the New
York Herald that upon an invitation
from the Porte, kossulh was immediate
ly to leave London IN the steamer Cor.
tantinople.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
1)octitul.
For the News.
SfAkXAS.

>t saw, ht nom, the seI
ltocking upon its breast
y h,lle bark. so lu,mgb,
IL seemed type al first.
Hut note, the billpw's shock
Hath rsot lIom spar 10 dcck,
Aud flung the vessel on rock,
4 sighiless, crcwless wreck.
That sea without u wave
That shore all freshest glrcn
le knew not Ola namcless grave
That yet might le between.
And when the rising surge
Bieathed music all its own.
We dreamed not that a walt drpc
Was hidden in the tone.
Am 1 that lat le buk :
My hopes It's hapless crew.
Aud are the billows Wild and dark,
Which seemed 50 calm and true!
oh, where may rest be found,
II oo"ght on earth is given?
Look up, lny soul and be thou taught
To find that rest in Heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

~ We advise those Of our readeray
who desire Washington paper durinl
the session OF Congress, to see andi
know exactly what is going IN at the,
metrorolIsol the Republic, TO subscribe
Tor the National IntelIgencer, and they,
will be sure of having one of the ablcs
and mos, reliabl, papers in this country,
Its editors, Messrs. Gales & sea,on. art
veterans Of the press, and they publis,
what may empho,icnlly and trurhrulll,
be termed model paper, giving aceu
rate aud reliable reports Of the proceed
Ines Of Congress, while all their ediio
rials are characterised by wisdom, truth
knowledge and virtue. Those desirlni,
to subscribe, can leave their names an, y,
subscriptions at cur Office, and we Wi,
forward them 10 the InteIlgencef wlU
pleasure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

~ John Avery Parker. one of the
weallhirst and leading merchants Of
New Bedford, died in that city, on Fri
d'y last, at the advanced age of "a
wears
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

e1- Santa Anna has taken 10 himself
the name of "Most Serene Highness,"
which probably means that he intends
TO keep his temper serene and cool.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

l. is said that Smith O'Brien has es-
capped from Van Hieman's Land, and
that he may be expected in New York
shortly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

Gov lien has gwen notice 10 the
Senate oi his intention to int oduce bill
TO increase the salary of tie u. S. Dis
sric, Judge IN The Rhode Island Dislr ct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

o. Admiral Oacres, OF the British
navy, who, when Captafa, command.
ed the Guerrero in it's fight with the
Constitution. died recently in England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

BuRRCLlFF: IT'S SUNSHINE AND IT'S
CLOUDS. Py Paul Creyron, author o!
Father Brigh'hopes," "llearls and
faces" &c. Boston Phillips Samp-
son & Co., 1854.
Here is another book for children from
the pen Of one who has delighted many
a little heart by his charming pruduc-
tons this volume will be- anxiousy
sought Tor by his nnumerabIc Iiule
friends AL over the country. We have
been lorcibly impressed with the prcia-
tory remarks Of the author alter sta
ting that he has been advised by cri' les
to try his hand on larger work, he
gives his reasons why he is satisfied
with the size OF he volumes which he
has hitherto produced, ,-and closes in
the following beautilu manner -
"Wth these words | send YOU Bur-
cliff. Although it contains many things
written 10 delight young hearts, and
others designed for such as have yet 10
learn what peaceful ways 20 up TO the
( Happy Fountains, on the Hills o; Life,
trust that in its pages may be found
some little wine oil soace for the lips {
weary pilgrims, now far OH the summit
Of those hills. And TO you, my mother.
may it bring one more refreshing
draught as,with eyes oi laith uptuIned,
you journey towards the pure heavens
that open above, following him who has
gone elore."
The design of the story is to illustrate
the folly and wIckedness OF living ex-
travagantly and beyond ore's means, s,the
great danger OF moderate drinking, and
the absolute necessity ola religious life
and reliance Oh God, 10 sustain and
cheer US amid all the vicIssitudes OF this
ever varying and changing world. 1t
Is a book which may be read with profit
by others than children.
For sale in This cry by w. II. Peek
and G. l.. Iiammetr, Ir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
NE " PUBLICATIONS.

CuaIsTMAs HoLIpAy's ar CnEsr>rT
llLL. BY Cousin AiaFY. lIIu~irrtcf.
Bostoni Philips, SAmfso', & Co.,
1854.
This is most interesting ani charm-
ing volume for children, aud is MOI only
appropri te as a holid gin for them.
hut will he equally popular mt all Other
seasons as present 10 iillic ones. 1t
is written ia AN easy, fascinating style,
and by one who has II happy faculty OF
interesting chlld,en, and at the same
time successfully incuiclIng in their
tender minds The nublrst fundamental
prime pies o! a correct, temleraie and
useful life. A pefusa ol this lttle hook
will tend 10 make all more thoughtful ,r
the poor and suffering who are ever,.
where TO be found .7Sind Will also open
the door OF charity in every heart at
this inclement season. The volume is
got up H. attractive style and heauli-
fully printed by its enterprising publish
ere ; The illustrations are very guud.-
For sale in This city by {. T.. llammell,
Jr. aud w. II. Peek.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

iTiiLr bLpSsoM NE"fhD. SuI ISL
mas Book for Children. by Mrs.
Emily Hare. illustrated. Boston
Phillips, Sampson & Co., 1854.
This little volume, like the one above
NJ tced has been prepared rs Il Holiday
Offering for children bur Ike that it
will be an equally appropriate gilt for
children Mt any season ol the year.
The stories are beautifully told, and
while they will capt;vatc the attention
and ensure the interest OF these little
blessings OF earlh," they will impress
upon their minds many valuable lessons
which may prove the ioundalion OF iu-
ture usefulness and greatness, IN alter
years, when these little blossoms shall
have become men and women, aud as
sumed the sterner duties Of lie. We
are glad TO see thai with each passing
year, our most extensive aud enierpri-
sing publishers are increasing the nua-
Der Of their issues Of this kiud Of books,
because the effect on the youthful mind
will be invaluable. a lew years ago
scarcely anything bu trash was pub
.ished IN the shape ol books lcr children,
and the influence thus excrtcd was only
baneful, 10 sly the least he who does
hs part to train the youthful mind and
store II with useful and improving
knowledge, performs good work Tor
which he will be abundan,Iy rewarded
here and hereafter.
For sale in this city by c. z. lam
nett. Jr and w. II. Peek. Ii
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-05
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Miwelve O'Clock the Speaker called the House
20 order
Prayer BY the Rev. WILLIAM n. Mrnsunr,
Chaplain 70 the House.
The CLKRk then proceeded 10 call the roll Cor
the purpose Of ascertsining IL there was a quorum
present, when one hundred and ninety.seven
members answered 70 their names.
CnsrLxs r. LKwIs, representative elect nom
the eleventh Congressional district Of Virginia. in
the place Of J. y. Snoderass, deceased. n NJ
BRIsTvwK, from the third districf OF Kent,,ckv -
the place or r. Ewing, deceased; 1sasc TrrIrp :"
from the twsIhh, and HKrRr G. Goopwrr sron,
the twenty second districts OF New Yort IN III
place Of messrs. Dean and Gcrrt Smith rs.g,sd
severally appeared, and were qualified bv tsLing
States. - ~'o'
M. JONES, or Tennessee, moved ,ba, Al.
Clerk fthe House inform the Senate thai : a,,o-
rnm OF the House had appeared end answered "a
their nsmss, snd that the House was now ready
20 proceed 20 business ''''S
The motion was agreed 10.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

Wholesale prieat.
sxr- General Depot and Specie
New Orleans, La.
yERMlFUGEs.
Winer's Canadian,
Swain'a,
POrry's Dead Shot,
Jsyne's Toni
Kerl's,
d. A. FahnestoCk'a,
McLanef
BALSAMS L COUGH REMEDIE
Wistar's BAlsNm of Wild Cherry,
Hasting's Naptha,
Shermnn's BalaaIn,
Bucbnn'S Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pnlmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew E1peetoralt,
Hsll's Bal.am, s-=
swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectora1,
Taylor's Bnlsnni Ltvetwott, =
layne's Expsctorhnt, @.. m
Wiuer's Elecainpnino,
Rogers' Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardlner'h Ltverwort,
Stablet's Cherry Expectotaxts
Loudou's indian do.
DR.. Rose'a do.
SARSAPARlI4LAS.
Or. John Bulls,
S. P. Tewnaena's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townaeud'
Carpenter'7,
Wynkoor's,
Shaker'a,
GraFenbcts'
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow DscI
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dayid'a or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Knnpp's IndisI
Alcuek's Porous,
Gri6ith's Adhesive,
Holloway'I Arnc'
LINIMENTS.
Mexican MuAtapg,
.. Farrsll's Arabia
Butlor's Nerve and Bone,
Hual's,
"" Hayns's,
Tobias'a yenetia
Hewes'G Nerve and Bone,
kellinger'a, -
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hors
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
jayne
AGuE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's Indian Choiogcgns,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture,
Sinith's Tonic Syrup,
Wyukosp's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifnge,
Vegetable Febrlfuge.
LoZENGES,
ShermEn's Cough and Worn,
Bryan's Puimonic Waters,
Locook'a Pulm0nic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
LoTttpa Wahpsnc OF Hair Gloss,
Barry's Tricopheross, .m
Lyon'4 k.thaTion, .
Boyls'a Hyperion Fluid
phalon's Hair InvigHr&sr, e.
Jsync's Hair Tonic, g Il. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
EDUCATION.

EgNRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
Il Monsieur ALIEN NELSON, NJ. s st. Charles street.
TESTIM0NIAbS
Pref Neon please know whether will
Of Languages in The Kentucky Military Institute.
@y +, w MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
MoneGr Nelson Is decidedly the Of French ever met
with, and gentleman in all his conduct.
PrJf. NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur Nelaon BY OF The rst SCHOLARS
riy," [Lousvle Journal
HIS system Is vel adapted M inducing the mysteries
the French Spanish and English Languages in very short
We have had peaua opportunities Of Judging Of Pref NJ and
recommend him teach Of his system
eau sac say the oestwe put into practice o.
True Delta JANIS ly
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
"a Gassian iaformed
tlst Mrs WILLIAMSON lady of Rev. c. H. Williamson Rector Of
Egsc PoteAtane Frsncasen Rampant corner Of
anyt whose life has been devoted to Teaching will admit iHe he
!ss.ltiss ior FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING lana "
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - AS
Boarers aud Day S. St. Louis eetDrec'ed BY Vie
Misses ALLISON. ,,@
The Directors Institution aided ihe boat Masters al the
eonhts finished continue TO de-
oe their the improvement Of conhded
% their charge
T guaras referred to the Prospectus
viii had The Institute. I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
RANGEs-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE 4 C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras..
stree New Orleans respectfully their public IN
general hStthey carry The shove 6gue al and
prepared supply HOT, COLD PLUNGE OF sHQS BATHS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CL0ssls, WASH
RA Es,GARDES HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT and
BEE PUMPS Eed in the newssstyle LEAD PIPES
desc JtLI PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK avs -
SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up aud ,fratd
St IN shorteelnetN1. AMI ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02


Cholera Morsus and
oeen used srsatuumbsn Of with
sto and themselves have
valuable remedies known positively
ks Sold by all the principal
q Beaeh,s Breast Linameat.zAn eIcsen. remedy for
any Of inc Lungs Breast such
Of Blood Oppression in Breathing cuy
about the Chest etc. This remedy without
permanent beneht Disease OF the Lungs than
used 10
by the formation OF the chests hereditary
shis Linsment according 10 directions, y ei'' Va
Beaehs Ferruginous Tonic remedy 10 Chllseud
Fever and Chasre knowa et
OF tho disease.
Beach's Rheumatic Componnd-Nevsr fails to give relief
in less than twenty four hours. - ei t
BeRcb's stomaehiye Bitters-This excellent article
shs has been sought
and Fever and all persons living or having
business even for short period low arshy dcts the tter
nVhuahle them will Chilli
ana ne same they correct the
stomach improve dgaBoA the appetite and
Asndics and glgehsah and vgor the systern
E@ Fshe above remedies publish
nary performed by them We will much they are ali
be- They
our practice Tor years with the most
demand for these remedies alone in
mannsr'hathsy can b. reached all Prepared by
L. D. BEACH, NJ D., Chemist and Apothecsry.
AW corner Of Chartres and Custonhouns sta. N o,
and Of Dr. RANKIN,
Corner of Camp ltreeta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

hRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC-The subscri-
M bers have in store and tof sale the following
1000 ounces QulNINE FRENCH and AMERICAN;
is demiiohns SPIRITS NITRE; 10 carboys do do;
so do. AQUA AMMONIA; 5 carbeyst do Do
80 carboys ACETIC ACID; 50 cases ENGLISH BORAXi
200 kegs CARB: SODA; so bbIs SAL. SODA;
100 bDls EPSON SALT; IS do GLAuBER SALT
10 do CAMPHORi 50 do CREAM TARTAR;
80 do FLOUR BIRTHSTONE; 30 do. ROLL do;
20 cases GUN ARABIC assert qualities,
800 pounds TURKEY OPIUM; 1900 do. TARTARIC AClDt
50 do. CliklG ACID bbs 0&ALiCie.t
8 bales ORANGE PEEL bags ANSEED;
do. ENGLISH vALERIAS ROOT;
do. GESTlAE ROOT; COLOMBO ROOT;
40 boxes CALCLNED MA6NEsIA; 10 cases CARB. dot
1000 ponRds PERUVIAN BARK, powder various auales;
s SG0 d. hFRlGAS CAYENNE. PEPPER;
100 DO ENGLISH CALOMEL 900 do AMERICAN do;
100 do. do BLUE MASS; 200 do DO;
50 do. CORROSIVE SUBLiMATE;
80 Do. Ks3 PREctPITAfEi $50 do. toDIDE PoTASSE;
50 do, l0DJNEi SO ounces MORPHINE;
And large assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS ETC.
They are also expecting daily - ''''
50 bhI LINZ ALUM; 40 do POWDERED ALUM;
q do. ksEAEGTIbAi 5 cans BALsAM GoPAiBA;
10 do. ITALIAN LIQroRlCE; 10 do SICILY DO;
They Lac 'o store large supPy Of ;he following PATENT
br. DAVID JhYNE1S MEDICINES;
GROWING q BROS SELECT POWDERS;
FAtNEsTOCKtS VERNlFUGE.
LEE and osGoQbS ANTI.BLLloUs PILLS.
PLANTENs CAPSULES or cGPA1BA, etc.;
TH0RSS EXTRACT OF sARS APARlI4iA and CUBEBs;
Dr. HASTINGs'S SYRUP OF NAFHTRA;
EH IE3S6l " IL, GALGlNED MAGNEsiA;
b d. JOAN ButG Is sARsAf 81; ia &c.
RuSHTON d CLARKfS COD LIVER OIL
OIL Z. j. HART 4 co, - It.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
VES-SLAYEs.
ST. We DEP @ T

~ 81 AVE EPOT,
"a 1SS Baronne street. "a
The undersigned has hand keep constantly &S
AS- sale for either City keeptanre a fIi ao
HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, = - Ne'p'tOif'
Having leased the ree p l.val NJ
1873 a9rne the Carrotoh Depot prepared
transient Traders and their SlavB terms car
p oosnsd n the city, having two an
Negroes and the advantage large fine ward
W. Particular attention VII Be paid Of Slaves
p- THOMAS J. FRISBY, 1888 Bnronns street
REFERENCES -Fsowes Co.; Curry 4 Pert5ns g Rick i e.
tslGhafd Beck J, @ Cocks q Co Wait Desaue n7d&W "
EGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive a.
and oigr Tor sale in few days known stand 9
Ne. i5g GRAylER STREET choice and Weli selected
lots Of VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY NEGROES. "
may e assured they viii Negro
not Justify the expense, d. NJ NsTTtIfWs VIII
nlgE II IL y = M ~ 81
NOTIUE-TWENTY-F FIVE DOLLARS.x
VA ,its TUESDAY April Negro
,e SIX ,aShes mig stout built well fellow ~
wren ne went away blue cloth round
o9na TOP sor hat the end of HE above reward
DC PAID tor he delivery HATCHER FRYSBY at le5 era
again " " ~ 'ttas ! sah v, usih
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
DRUGS MEDICINES.

E WRIGHT Il cos CATALOGUE OF
3D., t+GENUTNE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Druggists aud Deaera Porgot lowest
~ General Depot and specia Agency No. lbl CHARITIES ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MCCARTHY PLUMBER, Camp stroet HewOr-
leans mas and large BRASS COCR
yaroqs sze FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS BEER PUMPS, etc.
COOklSG RANGES; BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS,
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES; SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ship and Steamboat promptly repaired
Ptompuyssendef 80. u" CHARGES MODERATE. sepls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS.
f f. T Eb. e sor@g i.s, aapii,s q h. a
formty with the requirements of their ssssYSsAe
Amount Of Premiums received for the ending slst De-
nnsnn.ssd ,i. s.t December 1854 1855 -
Total year ending sl,t Dec sOss0
For Prsnluas River risks sss's1s IS
Fer Premiums on Marine rsks.,........ 1887 u
Less Premiums on risks not terminated sI.t pes "
Return Premiums. Observation-Disclosures. Am IS
Net earned slpt December s5ssss
O. Ere risks: ss2 IS
On Marine e s,ia, Is Is
Reinsurance, etc., less interest, dis ''.,s.
----sa9ao7 90
Net earned profits for the ending December ST. ss25
The Company have the following assets vzt
Invested in Mortgages on property worth double
Bills receivable tide for Premiums
fsssva6is being balance. on Subscription
Premiums, in course Of collection iss5 o.
Cash on hand. 50
Total amount of sB5i7s1 81
= STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Be d Parish Ri 9 35 Gy q IN N H.
fsace and GoP1f
New
uo the books
OF the said Company A. BROTHER, President,
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this, Goth January
c. V. J0NTE Second Justice Of the Peace
sfthe Parish OF Orleans
The Board Trustees have resolved interest
cash outstanding certificates profits the holders
their legal and after MONDAY the 18Th of
The Trustees have also declared dividend Of
the premiums the Company e year ending
December 1885, for which certificates will be Issued after the
18th II March
This Company continues the peril the
Rivers and dnmsge by Fire at the rates of
Office, Ne. 46 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, Precedent
InLIAr d Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

A Il. COCHRAN g. HALL, Comrnissi
IA. Merchants importers Of Foreign Frutis, Nuts, No
Iraua1 iAEa IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

EFLouR-l200 bbls St Louis and Ohio Fine
- supethne and Extra, landing in suga f .,. ,
Jah2 c, B. bR0ADWELL a. Co. II a5,i5g P,,rl-,, =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

4 kDD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
Cemetery DC Obtained By sPpiyiag e ! o
Odd slos Hall OF Camp aud Lafayette CAS
MttLIAL No Espar and E. NJ COREY, Sioks
Camp street The price of Fsls holding Odgs
h S elra of members siO members Lodges
ne q wife child ft6i for ali other bursia the price
nation respecting the "Rsf, "apply to
j.. PlEksON, Commercial Alley,
crto JAS. FuRNEAuX, the Odd + 1oHs' Hall.
u.s. FuRNKAvI, Secretary. mys Iyoe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

FllR8E-,BRIGKs-39,O 900 landing from shin
n lara Wheeler, from Liverpool and for sale ilv
-JlI'- "A. DELAGRAIE& ca. II hTspoyras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02
HSRENCH MILLINERY.

IL = &. IS @
Mts WREN No. 1872 Camp street. opposite ST. Church
Would espsG announce 70 The Ladies' an purchasers general
voice OF MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, ali most
fashionable les Ill OF which will open The
Iadles on MONDAY. the 7h Of November
Is- DRESSES CLoAKS AMI MANf1LLAs made order Al
orders filed in the saonry marnsf.
aS- Three or four GOOD MLILlNERS Nsnlnd. III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

NLOuR-300 bbls Genessee Extra and 500
jana J0SEPH LANDS & co az .r.,,t.,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-01

FINE Writers AND TAKERS Fine writers are
not alwarys fine takers. A manmay be incompara-
bic as talker yet Insignificant as a writer In the
fine writer we have intellect disengaged from the
emotions and dealing freely with its subject with
such mastery as given to it in the fine talker the
intellect moves in alliance with the emotions, and
deals with its subject not according to the demands
of the subject but according to the impulses of the
feelings; SO that, instead of mastering the subject
the talker is mastered by his emotions-he gives ut
terance to what he feels it he feels strong he COM
municates that to VS.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-01

,.un,bar of advertisements will be taken for the
1'eu hnt no deduction will be made on any but
,shss will be inserted for 0ne-f0ur'h
a S ,I Gr business Cards, not exceeding five lines
?Een.l l.aS in either the Weekly or SemWeeklv, for
aa,,bs or $40 for twelve months; or in both pa
t .!n n.1r 81, months, or SIS for twelve months.
will be sent to advertisers for six months
=, ,ry var. free of charge
q bars and others who may wish to send money
r4 can do so at all times, by mail, andathis risk
a.. 10. ~ ~, s,,ms will be promptly transmitted.
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Total,
~ The Indiana Sentinel, Democratic paper

~ The Indiana Sentinel, Democratic paper,
takes the follwoing view of the next Congress-
"Think of the condition of matters in the next
Congress. Over hundred members from the south
ern States conendpg for strict construction of the
constitution, and northern representation composed
Of men who with view of answering the ends of
mear election, will stand ready to break things
to vote for antislavery resolutions and provisions
not only to repeal the Nebraska BILL but to amend,
modify or repeal the fugitveslave law, and act upon
petitions for the of slavery in the District
of Columbia. We say that the Rothern representa-
ton will be forced into ultra anti-savery measures
for the reason that they regard themselves as the
The country must rely upon conservative Senate
and President We shall witness exciting times unit.
the expiration of the term for which these men have
been elected" :S'
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-01

WISE AGAINST KNow-NorH1Ne1sH. Henry A. WISE
of Virginia, has written long, eloquent and able
letter against the secret order of the Know. Moth
ings. 1t appears in the Enquirer of Wednesday.
It is worthy of the pen of Wise and will tell against
the order. - ..'. a. - -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-01

LARGE YIELD OF Corn. We learn that William
son Page, ESQ., of this County, raised the last
on one acre of land one hundred and one-haf bush
els of corn and on another eighty-one and
half bushels of corn. The corn was ploughed but
once, and no manure was applied to the ground.
Under the circumstances, this an extraordinary
yield = ;.,ss /.