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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-06
u. w. Seymour.
A. G. OLDS.

GEO. W. THRIFT. A. c. OLDs
Thrift, OItss s Co.,
C ON SSION MERCH A N TSr
No. 1I4 Commerce St., Mobile, Ala.
Particular attention paid to the sale all kinds of WEST
ERN PRODUCE, such as Flour Bacon Whisky, Pork Lard
Oil, Grain Of all kinds, Hay, etc. etc.
Messrs Poneroy Marshall Goode UIriek, Chamberlain
Co. Mobile, Ala; C. W. Newten Co.. Carroll Pritchara
Co.. Henderson Peae New Orleans La John Swasey Co..
Gardner, Phpps Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Thrift, Oids 5 Co.,
AGENT rs FOR G. W. NEWTON CO.'S
Regular Line of Packet Schooners,
DC 2ptf FROM NEW ORLEANS no HOgILE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
If affairs, in speech delivered short time
since at Laarepsye South Carolina

cf affairs in speech delivered short time
since at Laorensville. South Carolina:
Mr.. X. commenced by acknowledging great en-
barrassment from the fact that Federal politics were
ia such peculiar condition that neither he nor any
other man could tell where he stood in them. lie
did no, wish 10 lrejudRe Mr. Buchanans admins
iration but had eodRre v Il as far as cre' hand
81 astee Toaid be denit 10 NE South The appointment
orr. J. Walker, (ns judged by his asowed intention
of the course he will parsuc) n Governor of Kansas,
was ominous Of no good 10 the south, aud would b"
Of If not The means of bringing that Territory IN
To the Union Ffceso Stale. lie tAr SAID
the referring back to the people the constitution.
framed by convention elected by the people, under
wholesome restrictive laws Of the Territory, ras q
truck and imposition upon he South, as the vast III
hux Of emil grants from the North, or the apathy or
absence of our Southern friends, would give the
Black Republican party in Kansas majority against
he constitution adopted by pro-slaycry convention.
Uc had no faft IN He National Democratic partg-ney
er had aud felt confident thatin lsG0a Black Repnb
lcau President would be elected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

The New York Evening Post is engaged in an
effort to establish the proposition tina, the agri-
cultural productions of the Free States exceed in
value those Of the Slave States. TO do this, it
takes into the estimate an almost fabulous guam
tity of hay-upwards of twelve millions of tons
for the year 1856, which the Post declares to
have been worth one hundred and forty two mil.
lions Of dollars! Does tho Post seriously ex.
poet that the people will believe so absurd a story
as that
Let the Post look at the statistics of exporta-
tion if it would discover the secret of our nation
al wealth. 1t will find, as we have already de-
monstrated by incontrovertiblo facts and figures,
that the productions Of the South constitute more
than three-fourihs Of our total exports. With
out exports. We would of course have little or n,
imports-for we could not long prosper under d
constant effiux of specie to other lands. Tn,
proposition then remains mistaken that the pro
ductions of the South have constituted. Indirect
ly, the source of our natiousl revenue ever sine,
the existence of the government. The Union
in point of fact, has derived its sustenance an,
vitality from the agricultural productions of tn
South. Suppose there were no export of article
grown on Southern soil for FIVE years-bow muc
revenue does the Post suppose we would deriv
from customs at the end of that timel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE AND MARY PATTI

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE AND MARY PArrEN.
The following is of the new passages in.
troduced by Mr. Everett in his Grafton on Wash
ington as recently delivered at Cambridge, Mass.
Witness that heroic, aye that angelic vestal
Florence Nightingale, who beneath the eyes of
admlrng Europe and of Admiring Asia. walked
with serene unconcern for more than a twelve
month. the presidential wards of a hospital; wit
nessour not less heroic countrywoman Mary Pat,
ten. whose name is hardly known to the public
the wife of a merchant shipmaster. who. far off
on the lonely Pacific, with no eye to witness and
no voice to cheer her, when her husband was
taken down by illness, tended him in his
cabin, as none but devoted wife can tend n
stricken husband,now took his place on the quar-
ter deck of his forlorn vessel; took her observ,
ton every day with the sextant. laid down the
ships course on the chart. cheered and encour.
aged the responding crew, arrested the mu,inous
chief mate. who was for creeping into the nearest
port. and who, on the score of seamanship alone
was not worthy to kiss the dust beneath the feet
of the lion hearted little woman and who, poor
young wife she was, hardly twenty wears of
age, and already overshadowed with the sacred
primal sorrow of her sex, yet with "a strong will
and stout heart, steered her husbands vessel
through storm and through calm,f from Cape Horn
to San Francisco
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
REEsEs MANIPULATED GuANo

Ammonia So
Bone Phosphate of Lime a. 10 a pr ct
'uuE ADVANTAGES resulting from n t4oro4gL is,5,a.
and Hag0rta combination of Peruvian it'll lie
&c hnan" over ne Peruvian alone - no angcra question
enquiry, II having been fuily demonstrated BY the one,
experience OF az Who used the above article, Wheat
ana oter crops dnrng the pat year We
fer to all who made use Of ni many may found in re-
count, OF the state Experience taught farmers i
eoninued use Of Peruvian Gusne sonr docs actually tr a
ate the sol Such result is inevitable from the
sufficient phosphate of lime in ordinary application If ~
100 10 40 lbs 10 supply thu the grow lug cran b
to year cannot f.i 10 rasnh in rn'aIs s. nm Nr
above article produced remedy ths ~ .
in Peruvian Guano II was first offered othe lnblis nv
has teen used all crops winch Guano Is usually
with such remarkable effect to have atiratcd 10 il ~
ton OF the consumers II Gnano in ali parts his and
States 1t has not only fully eluslod Peruvian q @
growing crops but IN majority OF Instances las ~ 1
ia article anu mas In II" ease aile' I" produce u<u
set "i Clover his article ~ seen by he ANALYSIS
from 70 TO 30 per baae ptJsphair If Lar Win '
donis the quantity e"nith'dm Peruvian Guauo Nv n.
application :" ao0 los per acre girn- The soil lrpn 10 / a.
use for five Year, would leave epost in rgur, Z
2o0 lbs phosphate iuore than nj the beg inning - nj
rnyian for the stmc tnie would have deprived the II -,
original supply, and wned hcnee render lrss .55 =,
constJ ratioHs UOfihy M Intention al fay, 81 H'
prov om,mt o tie sid Is of the first Importance y ,H
mixture Of the TWO Gnanps viii tn ,,u,,a "l,
above article The oombin 'iion mus be fsori af M
in order To- obtain Tie s0trfat dctt0a n 7I.gq,
Phosphate Of Linn must be uniform N ,rr " fi'' me
uniform Application surl combination subyon. cam,
DE nat oy the Mons Al The command # tho farmer ln H.,
least part OF the difficulty l. t" reduce the humps To a I'M
dltt'n he aoNc aftieieis >" ailacd by til. aid f m
rhnefy adapted to the pnri"s' that every particle of Ii
Hnaho' Is reduced '"a hey t4sefscd rand,, aud AZ
Moroaehiy iatnatoy aud uniformly combined AS II t -
from the original d'posie in the Same condition r'
This article ready for as received ON t
requiring no PREPARATION which is II no SNAIL
lance The loss resulting from tie us" Of Gnaio in an I'M
In order to meet the tail demand and supply al ma
have constructed entire new machinery to which hy
ded important improvements and article is now mad nv
greater care and accuracy than at any previous rel m
No apprehension need ba cntertaincd that this arti l yl.
allowed to deprocate il quality w give every ,ns,I
cry best ,uaiti,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

LOVE MARRIAGE AND suIcIDE-sELf- DEsrRuC-
11oS or A YOUNG AND LOVELY WOMAN.
IL. a. ii Inn.

LOVE MARRIAGE AND suIcIDE-sELf- DEsrRuC-
11os or YOUNG AND LOVELY WOMAN.
| From the Cincinnati Gazette, June 25.)
Some eighteen months ago ,ouog aud beau
,iul German girl. Elizabeth Welles, residing in
this CITY becalnn acq lainicd with native Of her
own country named Carl Hoffman. aud her ao.
aunnianee room ripcned into an ardent aud NIB
sorbng love, which on his part was fully recip
roca,ed. Both young, hopeful, romantic and
passionate. they skrtched their future in the
realms If the ideal that lovers and poets only zee
aud in their own sweet sympathies the world and
| destiny were circled and controlled.
| Weeks flashed by like bliss bound hours, and
their high beating hearts distressing their great
happiness. unbound by closer lie than love
olaim, sought 10 make fortune faithful, and this
sphere paradise by walking through the world
in IIymen's train. Their day If marriage would
be that on which the bud OF happiness would
burst To fulInrss aud perfume all after
years. So thought this loving pair hoped, and
- believed.
They doomed. as romance ever is, TO bit.
ter dlsnppoiut ment.
Ezabeih's parents refused to sanction her union
with the she had selected for her spirits mr.
bitter and bosom's lord. Shocked at this fearful
waking from their glorious dream she .ickonrd.
aud he fled the land that bad behcld his peace fol
wrecked.
Months passed by with eaden tardiness TO her
but vigorous nature re assumed its sway, and
sho once more walked in the sum- but saw no light
aud felt no warmth The world was dark when
Carl was gone; she felt she could not long sur.
yive the ruin Of her hopes
Time seemed To yield her something like con
ISOLATION; but her eye was dark with inward pain
and not rose would bloom amid the lilies of her
check
Her parents finally prevailed upon their sor-
rowing daughter To wed, and she. in blind obedi
'nce,gave her hand when her heart was far
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
Another Remarkable Cure Of scroanln.-

START Caroline GO, va, March, led1.
Messrs Bennett Il Beers Richmond Gentlemen Your
Carter Spanish Mixture has performed remark able in
the of afflicted with Scfofula IN the very
worst n 50 bad had he become HAT his entply
closed and had been tor than yeart As last
s" every thing else had acd il resolved try the
mixture We administered directions
drtn 10 perfect cure has been ell ctcd satisfied
tal No medicine equals Carter Spanish Mixture purb
Ut III blood II aud
solsser" r1.Hiy- send another tot bt Railroad.
Yours truly Il. 5. BROADDES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
Keiss on "Ns,io,.l Deuocr,c,,

Among the prominent men of the South who
think what they say, and are bold enough to say
what they think, we count Col. Kett of South
Carolina as one of the most distinguished. Not
addicted to the mincing Of words or the qualifi
cation Of a settled conviction by timd suggestions
OF doubt. or the cowsrdly instinct of fear, he
enuncates bis opinions at once fearessy and EN-
phatically. Hear him on the existing condition
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july | I'm
MONTGOMERY AcADEuy, C,r,.,;,,

M HUNU NONTG1NFKf 20. NN-lhe OirIIb Ar,,,I
Session OF this Institution will commence on Mon,4,.
Der 18th 1857 - N''1"''
1t is located in Chrsansburg the Of ,hc
ghany Mountains and no place offers greater
parents ho may wish 10 select healthy locality where ih
can find good School at which their sons I
various mineral and lv Springs of Mont
cry all within short distance o The Village and t.
Student cannot hud more delightful place for study
Both Teachers are Ngiuans by birth and education and
they pledge themselves that natural defect obstinate IN
attention sickness does interfere pupils shall ua
constant real aud honorable advance their studies
TERMS:
English branches per 10 mos. 500 sos and $40
Ancient Languages a.
BOARD, including washing lights he hal IN ,h,
village for $40 per month
For full particulars apply for circulars
JOSEPH MCMURRAN
July lc3mo Rep copy. prInriuol
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

less than six friends who induced
Irots-sr DE Grahs Electric on for rheumatism,
Iueuee o having this preparation advertised in col
uinnsa have called state the result of their expert
nens These persons that hcr rheumatic pains
have been cured by tcw applications, of DE Grains Flee
tc OIL, aud they recommend all who afflicted
with any OF the diseases which designed
.iirTfff.
Itean be had Of the agents here See advertisement In
other column lie lG.lm
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

The Washington Union Publishes the proceed
ings Of the Georgia Democratic State Conven-
ton. emitting the resolution orndemnatory Of
Gov. Walker.
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y,rri.inn ! oh Printing Once.

The yrsISIAS uFFIcE has been aiied MP With great
are and supplied with the extensive assortment % type
If every for the neat and prompt execution OF All
kinds OF Plain Ornamental Printing II Is under The s
er;n,ndenre of Mr. TRTAkIE hy whom all orders VIII
lie purctuaiy Allied Distant patrons will be promptly aiteh
led to- Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited"
So,;cc Mcssrs JAS W. BRowN. JosfPH Brown and
MINI are Authorized Agent In the country and MAJ
WN ID CHRISTIAN and A. n MoNrdoMthi in the city Tor
COLLECTIONS settling the business Of the Agnan
fcc to the April 1857 Ia which time all bills Tor sub
ripon &c are due undersigned To distant suhscri
be and who in bills Will ho sent by
mail and through that channel In registered let
ters are solicited IL highly important that
the old should be speedily wound We trust thar
All those Indebted will appreciate the necessity
fo an early and prompt settlement
,pntation MCDONALD q PETERS.
May 2l.s
~ These gentlemen are also authorized TO receive sub
scTptions virgnian for the pi Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

EX MINISTER WHEELER CENsuRING TIE An
MNISrRATIoN.- The citizens of MurfI esboro',
North Carolina. have rendered Hon. .Jno. II.
Wheeler late United States Envoy to Nicaragua
distinguished for his efforts to obtain his run
away negroes in the Passmore Williamson case
IA public dinner as a token of their regard for
the manner in which he represented the inter
ests of our country when accredited abroad rs
its minister. Colonel Wheeler declines accept
ing the offer. and in his letter to the commit
tee, thus speaks of Nicaragua and of the inter
vention OF our government in its affairs-
When American vaor would have planted in
this paradise of Mahomet our industry, arts and
sciences, our government have cruelty .'crushed
ont the movement. Doubtless circum stances
occurred in the republic of Nicaragua which phi
ianthropy might regret. yet the seeds have been
sown' and the fruit will ripen. 1t is not an Am.
erean custom to spring the game and let others
enjoy the spos. The government. wisely or
nnwiSely, as its action NAV have been taken. is
not always true reflection of the American
people. My own knowledge of Central America
assures me that intestine will not cease in
that country until true religion, republican liber-
ty and science take the place of benighted bigot
ry. savage despotism and slothful stupidity
These intestine conflicts will again invite some
Walker, whose efforts will not be neuralized Ell
ther by the moral or ply steal interference of eur
government. Their own happiness. the cause of
hoerty, the development of religion, now wild
and uncultisated, and their ultimate destiny, all
point 10 this course.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
\ ItEIusssO amv.iCsAN

/Woso sands Of life have nearly out discovered while
IN The East Indies certain cure for Consumption Asthma,
Bent mis- Coughs Colds and General Debility. The
o was discovered by him when his only enid daughter,
was given to die lie had heard much wonderful
restorative and healing qualities Of prrpa made from
the Las india emp AMI ia. thought that he
might make remedy Tor his child studied
creded N realizing his Wishes His child cured and
alive and well lie has administered wonderful
ey Ia liz usands o sufferers 1t Ill world aud he
has mover hedin making hcn completely healthy and hap
iy Wishing 10 do ~ much good possible he send to
sn,h 6" ms 'ro" beings AS request it, this recipe with
u and explicit directions tor making mp. successfully
using IL hefeqnhes each applicant 10 ncosc him one shilling
three cents 10 be returned postage the recipe aud the
remainder to be applied to the payment this advertisement,
Address DIR II JAMES
No 10 Grand Street Jersey Ctty \ J. ]
n B-Dr II James has neither Office agent in New !
i3scn, from 10 PLACE but NJ" - Grand street Jersey
,iiy Me-, Jersey ma 27.dlNc3mo I
900 Bottles sold IN three Months This il
sufficient evdenee OF the high appreciation by the community
OF the Io"yGade Cly Of me merits Of "tosSEhS con
FNeha"drcd bottles have been sold city
OF three months, and sill, the daily increasing
It's warranted to remove DandiuG
It's warranted to relieve that essing itching which
frequent preeedcs the decay o the hair.
M M%a'a mot IT, t." hye It's superior as hair Oeautfer
For htntlemenI unequaled for the Whsker and Mus
For ehidenI preserves their it to flow in
For Mcrchants gives a fine profit with ready sale Pro.
cure your supply Of Messrs slkofHER Il WHITEHEAD,
druggists ct this city 1mar Didn't
p""ri, White Teeth, Peri"mcd Hrcnth, sound
ana n'ay "nmS can be "oahed by using powd"ns Den
Ia hlnd affords instant rcc aud prevents tunthaehe,
S9d nte<enl" The formation Of tartar sc
odea profession as being tar superior any powder
"ase r ta constant use will Prevent decay the many
ache teeth are heir TO- Recommended by DIt RIO EARLY
lynehhug, Va Drs peasants. Hudson, Richmond
ID ,.sy r'"rsbors pr Mann, Charleston, e, ia
son. hltsh n O and dentists everywhere For sale by
Slko fitER WHITEHEAD, lynohburg Va and by all
Druggists and Merchants. Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
m"2lS Druggist and Chemist. Richmond, Va
p"rfamcd Brc",h.-what lady or gentleman would
an under the of dsaRreepbc breat using
oNDl,NS DENTAL FLUID il will only render it,
sweet but make the teeth white aabaster tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended
lists aud hysieians everywhere
beautiful tomploNion be attained by its 1t
moves pmples, frockes rouders the skin beau
hd nparina rich hue the greatest
known, being free from all injurious
cents For saeby STRO1liER y WHITEHEAD,
STABI4LR ~ JOKES,
may --ts and Drug gists cVGryshere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

very bad way and probably would hive died had
It not been for the ingenuity of the Ser, ant girl
She i"nk the s.gee mill into her mistress cham
Der and ground her 10 sierp al Gree
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lpmrhbnr0 1'irninidK
y Wednesday Morning. July 1. 1887


are engaged transferring to new books the &C
counts and mean to carry ont tor me
the contracts uae h he former pp
fo ss regards advertising u any Of those who
advertising desire to dsconitna. 'ney should advise
us otherwise their advertisements "i be toh
ned As thou rh spccial couirse had been made.
swe call the stenor advertisers to the Importance
of The yIRasI.S advertising medium onr daily and
country nsDsrs large circulation the South western
par the whence growing trade seeks ouei ri
heyirgnls cities There daily paper published within
hundreds Of mes this point and the completion
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad the ne OF the lat
contribute TO make the Nenian the paper Tor
that section daily eleRraphe Information n
of all others which doubtless Will ensure for
increased circulation For the information of our
readers in section would tina, intend
mar the markets.
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BosfoN, Feb J. ls3lDr s. " Eouie-Dear For sev.
cra days had been suffering from severe cold
accompanied h5 throat and headache which
completely iheaiaeltcd me for business had
small portion IT single bottle of fhis Bsain expert
cnced immediate. feci My cough brpkpn up once
and lungs entirely relieved from the pressure which had
become painful attribute this entirely the good
OF Wild Cherry As took other Medicine whatever
/ cordially recommend it To all my friends
Respectfully yours, >AMI s PERKINS.
Nome genuine unless signed BUTTS be " Apper.
SETH W FoNLE q co, In Wasidngon Street, Bos
ton Pfnprictors Sold hy their agents cyery where.
For saIr by J II. SEAh.
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1859. 1856. 1857.
Entered at the port, S598,5S2 Sl.6990G6 1898 .992
Thrown on the market, Go2,6l8 l,l49.S9l s5,o23
Since Jan lst., 1888. 1856 1881
Enid Mt port S24 2o2 Cos S45,lGs. AZ SD o54 4G4
Th'wn on marAt 25,jo6,l39 45142,997 39024 ,lss
The export of United states produce from New
ork last week Amounted in value to $9l0,o7G.
The exports Of specie from New York for last week
and for the year 1857, thus far, follows:
rotnl for the week, S2.Ol9 4o5 10
Previously reported, POSTS. 6sG.67
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HANAN PLAN.
Grand Con sOlidaici LOTTERY of WnryinuJ
EXTRA CLASP,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, Friday July 3lst. Ii.
SpTENnID SrHEuE

loo prizes amounting to &ls3Gto
Whole tickets SO; Halves 81 Quarters So 50
Please address all orders for tickets Mag
niie,nt Schemes,
T. H. HI BEARD & co,
No 80 Fayette st, Box, No. 30
july It3liy Baltimore, MARYLAND
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Office Of Exchange Rink Vaj
$780,, .....- IYNcHBuRG, July |. 1857.
IHiS offlCE will be closed Saturday, the 18th inst bills
anu Notes due ON that day be paid ON Friday the m
Paper to be offered for discount be deposited on Thnr
day. NN NJ al ,GT pmp ""fs
july Lat o.,
Rep and Courier copy. '''