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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24
AN EDITOR.

We do not know the source Of the fol-.
lowing paragraph, yet it is a portrait
ure too true to be regatded as a fiction ::
The majority of readers seem TO
even think that nothing can be moro
easy or pleasant than 10 edit a paper :;
but of all tho different employments by
which men make their bread and but.
ter there is none we firmly believe, that
80 taxes the mind. temper and flesh, as
that OF editing paper. There is none
that requires nicer tact, quicker wit,
or II kinder heart. A curtish temper
could never succeed as an edtsr: nor
narrow minded man, nor an ignorant
one, nor has'y one, nor an unforgiving
one. An editor must Of necessity turn
himself inside out to The public. He
cannot be hypoCIite any more than 1.
husband could be a bypocrite to bis
wife lie must expose himself in all
that 'ie does, as much in selecting tbs
thoughts Of Others as in publishing his
own, and therefore tho better way for
him IN the outset, is to begin frankly, To-
save himself from contradictions and
notifications. Whoever succeeds tol.
erably well as an editor, is sometime
more than an ordinary man---let his co,
temporaries think OF him as they will.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Post9OVee dDairs.--In Virginia--Es.
tabIish All Office at Corvallis Ritcbia
county aud appoint Abijah Cady post.
nastef--on tho NoubwcStern Virginia
Railroad. Also ut Clinton Fur9see,
NMouomgalia county Va, aud oproint
Heo, Har dmsp, poStmaster
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

a NEEDLE IN THE HEART. "A young
man in England lately had needle pcns
citrate his breast and enter his heart,
breaking short of, and leaving nearly
three fourths of an inch of steel in the
muscles. TO extract the needle, the
surgeon laid bare the surface of the
heart, and the portion of the needle
was drawn out with forcops. Inaam,
nation had set in; but it is regarded as
most uncommon operation and sineu.
lar incident, showing that the heart il.
self may sustain sharp wound without
death Immediately following.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

D9a- Alas ! little docs the world
know how many a broken heart is hid.
den under cold and stern demeanor
OF face; little does it dream of the an.
guish that is stiacd by the rigid lin Of
pride, or what feelings lie buried, but
alive forever in the hearts of those
whom it looks at daily, as monuments
OF hard, unsympathising sclfshness.
1t is written, every heart knowcth
It's own bitterness" and that conceal
mcnt has been ordained by the same
wisdom which has given to us the
knowledge of the fact.
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4n2 AllRRlRAM yMlDMe
TERMs.. .aI so In Adyance. otherwise So. .OO

TERMS...$l.50 In Advance, otherwise $500
No subscription received for a, shorter period
than six months and no paper discontinued un-
Ill all arrearagcs are paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates:
One square, three weeks, Sl.00, and 20 cents for
each additional insertion. Yearly advertise
mcnts inserted at n discount on the above termS,
per contract Candidates ansounc emcnts 81.
Printing Office on Front street. corner OF
Court Alley.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Sad Fatc,-& young man by the
tame of William Ward was thrown, or
fell, from his horse while in a state of
intoxicotiOn, near Mr.. Gurdon kcister's.
about six or eight miles east Of Wy,he.
vlIIc, on Sunday night last. He was
discovered lying in the road about 10
ocl lock at night, in dying condition,
aud soon expired. He had been sent
after a physician by neighbor, and
was returning home when 10 met his
melancholy end. Coroner J. II. Moy.
ers hcld on inquest over the body on
Monday, and tho jury returned YER
dict in accordance with the above facts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

'What Is tho matter with your said
gentleman to an old Dutchmau.
y got Won rumotis,' answered old
Mynheer with a groan.
You must said The gent lemau. rub
your self with brendy umil it ponotraIes
the skin!
% mon, doez pe,tor ash dar,' ropli-
ed he Il thinks te prandy, apd den |
rubo mine leg nit - po'tlo.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

caught in the ragged lining of his poe.
ket-it went of, and he rolled into the
muddy waters of the Mississippi--a
corpse.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

The first new aour received IN Nor
f,lk. on ThDtsday. from North Cafoli.
uu, sold at sioge' barrel
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Saleratus should never be put into
food, except when the object Is 10 kin
rats or other "Varmint,."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27
Seipping aaldIigent..
TUESDAYS January ~, 1857. 4
I CLEARED YESTERDAY.

4 TaS,y,arv fTos5 -
sssss -. u A. $50 ~ p
.as.ss ss,,ss - M ~ &. ss.5s
Z. y II :, z Jsries Connolly &co
ssnps rziess 10y essnsns
hp ssxtcr bo or fxse5Gs nSdswss Ssc
gs ~ Wiasass G IL
~ z = Sssk ~ Nd
E nrisa1 Hove BSstea Jones aiscsadet &eS
~ ss,'sa isssA @ iV.a. and ss.,.:.,
s,.. i q - i Mel
ss1- .'ss'ss' ~ neHnes Newton Geo
s. 49, X II ARRIVED ii Sc - "a. !,
snap i Wmtafop Norys fFcua Havre Sov h 70 ster
SIN opheha Barker % dsys fsee, Boston ri O. al
Bark jacob Kelly from Gardi Wales Nov h to
BARK hsspss rssis VI days from boston u dis,
So, s s.iss i N, r.,.. a.. 8.
IN Y M y; ~. - :,
81 E.s,9 Is, S, -, t''.N's'': :
ssAe a HSssssssn From psasaees 0
slisss Daiea FROM Aesils %
ssas 1ss ,Nsyis Haessa non FsnsAselp mister
ssAr ass. Is'oas assse sa,ss
- Fs:ss.ss,s. nom Mas III. i, Newton
schr sss bird. Hpper. from Coz hneton-Bssip
ssS Msrsh1,nssSG Wss,oa
scF from BASIN
sshr Gdsi. from Bay ST Louis Basin: - :,
ssss ksas fs Arts
schr SKepReraess Cnfsn,s fp,n Riiixo..sasSn
sss5 AIKEN AIsySs
scnr fehesf MINIS from Bil'siT-Bastnt
IS Z ~ y,s,,s,y .,s,,.
CITY KNOXVILLE, Hliferes fion Locgport n :,
G csRss ko5 s9,.: ttoI Basoa Sara
ssise s Asgh from l Moo, ISL,
[es John 1selb YaisicIes from Camden is5 N
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cATTLx mARKET.

MCPHERSON CITY january "a.
70 day LIS head Of Aakapas Caie Stock Is
and prices eonlnre extremely high ~ 49,
PRICES:
%zxr cA1rtr-Westsrn Fine and Choice = ssf.
hosgb aud Fair, IeSl--
14nnr A31khpas Texas ete. I'D 10
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4S 3t ssss s IN ~ &s q g w I
No se SNsf s ~; II
y. sax !ssna ss 80 ~ nv: gsh
s' Il M .s ss,s ss,sS Il Sourse
h csn Haas' W 80 $3.50 ~
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ri a, .asa sas 49, ssst assd
lsska VI " ~ aua.ss Z. .s,sSs NJ
~ pss "a. sssss . ss a Al
= ssollag III - w ssts
~ n IS BY ns1 M ss 1 H;
~ n0sla 60 = - p's, ss - ~
u wa1ss Y =.
u - = one q ne things wv y ~ s y.
- s9e auea I. ~ ss.-rs 4
sesaess $3.50 $3.50 $500. v ~
.Ssit n ~ .,zts
wsrs sns&s ~ NY xofk Is 4
q ass ss se,'a NJ =
tsnl1 sstss s9sas s.sss y y
hasi4sss An sead M 49, 49, escss
e $. Z e ~ IT. e i
eaetr6 asau S ST. ~ 80 IA 80 AZ
N1f11ln hi G4pcs &N4N woe 49, w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
a YER,s CHERRY PECTORAl.,a FeR THE
u rapidcure of - Ssst'F;3 ~ tl;s.7,iy-st
COUGHS, COLDS HoARsENEss BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
- WHo0PING GQUG H ASTHMA ANI3s a.

This remedy won ITSELF iooriety for cuTesof
ssss III = w il sy
a $ s%PGSs ne Sc % tie sd
every section Of agunds il persons known
ss & sfs r. s e
asSs sss
I sl1,as
and for chldren Is tbs pleaanest ned
As long ssss d constant use throughout this section
~ + IT, sp ss & Wit n aa
ssa q srsFas e. S @as. st
4sRE ar Hsa ssp.4.s J, eLashATlD GER
So \ DIR. II. JACKsoN, PHIrApsLrHIa, Pa, - +
sy sas'ss
Y Fs s1sa .a y RIsd rT 's 4.
M Heaa, ;acidiy q i.s lie s Il s $3.50
ssanse se Sour
u @ asss,s
1P Bal
s fss35s sssv
aasIss SIS 81 safSss rsss'
''4 and l DEL Bssrs & asA
adaptation tie diseases Which t i recon-
new and unsd article but one thath stood the
test Of yeass trial before the American people and It's
tan The its by the most proninet
and well and ini sduais in al Of the
u e. aga 81 o s ad e T ssS
Prtiefpn ofce and Asaufactosg No. % ARCH street, Pulls
4 ~, r. TESTIMONY FROM houIsIAsA.e .s.,.
The German Biiters superior To all preparations
4 =, Z JAcxscs. Las August Ii 1854
nave derived from The use Of two bot
Ties Of Bietss Ihave found you
Is s and s lsaas o dsases they ars IN H.
sEpsEos t. n
THE BfTfERs All THEY ARE KEsENTEp - BR
your asssss bssssn sd III ss
q s ass S g Il a them
ksspeetsulis, yonrs 4 ) ! = WE. FAUnKNHR
Your German Bitters is avery valuable medicine have
Disposed q ~ resolved from and wish i'm
ns B.AYBo1D QUAIL says: -. /.
have for ss year used the German Bess prepaed by
YOU h psaetss e5ensssly T. W shortly be hs o9y
vicinity than in any other part Of the country.
P Oh. RAEsE saysi ~ =. $ss 5s45- l5-&
Your German ers have become very popular here
wish sftesh suppl immediately
Your Bttes give universal satisfaction to all who used
o shond bear mind that these Bitters are entirely vege
table thereby over most Of the prepafa
sa by Druggists and in every town and village
II the United States apd eanadas And bg
aaie Iydw&aa ,1.'s5 New Orleans
I WRIGHT & CD.'sSCATALoG OF GENUINE
Dealers At lowest
GsHssal DEPOT Special Agency, Me- 1si amp II Charities
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MUSIC. TEACHING.
DISSOLUTION,

NoTICE-TH CoPARTNERsHIP .HERETeFoRE
EXISTING a9der tlsstyle e FEAHS r DoNHGAN GO
ShdTasa q = n W sTEHE Els q the Surviving part
Hss,s & g s. e1se42
s ASssabefs 1856 I & ~ Il H. hf poNEG AN.
JAMES II. DosEGAN WILL CONTINUE THE
d sown aud for bis account Office heretofore,
: Ssw Orleans s.i November 5 1856. %
,nIssoLUTIoN- FIRM OF RAwL1Ns, DUN.
~ CAN CO. Ia this day Dissolved by mutual consent and
!, July i, 1856 L. H.. DUNCAN.
CoPARTa ERsIIEElP- THE gNpERs5a HAyF
LOGAN, succeed the lite frn q EawiIns bnHeas Go:
e. n & 1ssfss a2SHos FASreEAs g sa Asp
lied to latdate the business sfthei5 pFs4eeesssEs
Julyi 1885, ssse } ssT aEo:-wM. Lodsss. ".
s-oa retiring from the Commission Business take grea
@ q %n f srt Cox s@ aad to s s s5S s s
ca attention card Of their successors, Messrs
tlsAn and 70 solicit for them saa 4 q H g9s nTss
MIR, EDWARD TOBY Il As THIS DAY BECOME
assSsstsd with IN the Express and Commission Bit
of,s TOBY Dr. Z BROTHER - sTvrox now = :
solstsd Under dc style and Arm Il s TOBY, il
me purpose Of conducting Ga Esprsss sSd COM
New Orleans November l. 1866 =, v 49,
At M Val, L isoL ~ rrntn CON,
set F;tiar is # & IL ss t ,Sc Of The Arm
~ "e tEiafi
IN ~ 81 us aaifs' WIZ AG
DeS' "a t'''' p<t'If'' t'
-. ,,,,n ,-o,,,,
WILSON OF iverpooi IS Ills day efsscived by mutual
Each partner Aufhorined to Of the
in the liquidation Of lis affairs II
80 JAMES RoBB,
w December 81 1856 CHARLES BETHUSE WILSON.
xxey,DruS r,rH,r,r,n- WIZ soN rrA,rrr
,t II - NM y: - M AZ
- istn ana L. HI e , my f tns uy
SSeeS N w n ~ r He styl of MES R9pR 4
60, heretofore; in New FORK unie that Of Rob-, HAL
LETT & and Liverpool Of R.. lI4S0N HAI.LFTT
CO Successors firm composed Of the late r. Wilson,
ESQ., and Of w. r. Hallet, FISH, JAMES ROBE GO.
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RkILRoAps.

MY SlRIEANs 1PELovsAs M es ArwEsrsRN
hAtkoABiY6 bbls moasses % half aoisSses 49,
cotton box sandiies to hob chaGpancrl0 hh a s rs
SaaSt Fesy 4 Avery, doiie A Bsaae5 hhds sugar mrs
as T. aS saSi sss et on Y hides Bq Nohie eo
Carroll 9eoSg hides Mann &ooido Bladchin Il S,aS
obi tallew Lapsfre Ferre1 box marble ohn Strd
ifco bale indse Tayler Hidden Seobex mdse RamaIa
Scc-is head cattle 70 Saent-sEndres orderfosI "a
lasses. 80 ~ ~ N'N'ssi ~ huf eos mo-
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{ RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

rfcu @ arr os,aar,sr r,ncasv. s,k ,.,., ..,.s r..
VI snesssa Asss cotton Carroll
sS1 y ~ lo 70
IA - XII i}oxei Sl Ssos Rs sos ~ ,Nonsf,s
II CAV eco, Boaart nsT 4 NV a4NaemeS "
N = g os,ss eaSa e
1870, s,ofes 60 ao 70
SM Pinstari Ico-ls George GonnolyiaIo Martin owen
obb0 Anderson Metcal-s do 10 4 W Estn oS-s do to
uddy brown keo-S Erelson Stevenson Gco4 Lewis Rec
100 Sacks toto seed Martin Bropnal DO Ward saan.
acrs Hunt47 do N sacks corn meal Oliver
.sundries 1870 bales eoitou.
rfsct pn1, steaner cftv as ,s .su ;,
s,S AZ m Ssa NM iAS slu
y Tosisir II ME- ee ~ ~ Sses
Lids s,es seocu S,6lom en VI \
order p "1s's - y y "e'a 'sA'4 'esunaf'e' 70
80 81 NM
Il Gsleseos,oa e Lloyd
2sacks indigo pkgs co-s boxes did 10
GnesnAd eo2 bales mote cotton Gaadin Marsha5 mills
I-Tbtnl n bnlas Soton ! . ~ ~ isuues
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
2Sa 49S rasaaFa son AND GREAT NORTHERN
XB 8as - s..s.ssifE r AILRoAD. -

~ao =. .-,..-zs--====-x,- " II w ORLEANS, JACK
liza 4e4 son AND GREAT NORTHERN
2EE H3EsRSz@-ifX.2R AILR0AD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New orlears daily, a.
o'clock "A Nj arrives Summit Miss, hundred ard eight
New Orleans at II clock A. NJ Returning eaya'
Summit day O'clock p NJ and reaches New Or
leans at $40 O'clock p NJ
FAREThree cents mile each way Children under Eve
years Of free Children between I've and twelve years
age and co!ored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS be obtained at the of.re Of tina
Company, No. Carondele Also family tickets
whoss halves packages ofweny FIVE aredUced price
C0loed persons permitted ride in the without
written expressly authorizing them to do and naming
the stations to and from which they As the will
10 by Conductor will good os trip
direction only those making trip both will have to be
provided with two.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
intermediate stations 4lS o'ck A. M every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans
erediate stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday
Saturday. at Fig Stations (ndway between regular saons
H No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
r. P. GuYARD; supt Transportation.
e Aline Of four horse mail stages from Summit
JACKSON and from Jackson TO Summit day. connecting
WIN Inc passenger trRinA. SO IF
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INSURANCE.


HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
- OF NEW oRLEANs.-The following statement Of the
aaifs Of this company is published In conformity with the
euireInsnts Of their charter, viz:
Amoans ef premiums reseiyed for the year ending
Amount Of unterminased risks sist Dec @ 81 g
Total amount Of premiums year ending sist De-.
-sember, 1856 ,4l3 9S
Wis: For premiums hre risks Sg5 27S 20
For premiums on river risks........ 35l e5i IL
For premiums marine risks... llS2l5 98
Less premiums risks not terminated - " :
3lst December, 1856. S9s o. AZ
Returned premiums 395T a. s.i.
~ s'tst as+ss f4sss q '----- ss5,sss 4s
u ',.-sT|
Net earned premiums for year ending slst Decen- r
ber 1856. .ssis, $50 50
Losses during the same period, viz:!4 - 5.Ss
On fire risks..,......................s s4 sslsIo
On river risks. -. ...........;l7 37.l a
On marine rHks.. -................ h3,67l 46 4
x Al s.ssse Is Il. Il .l-,. > " ss62ls3 IS Il '.t
Reinsurance Expenses, interest scrip 80 - :
issued, etc., less interest dsc't, 2slc6 81 ..r
,s7-s.' /. .---- - 1885, 2So IS
Ss5.S --ttss y 80 f---A----
Net earned profits for the year ending December
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/" AGTE' REstEDINS, sta.
| 0sgoed,s IndiMh Ghogoeila
RoNnnds Tonic Mixtule,
Smith Tonic. Syrup,
|, Wynkoopss Tonic,
Speeds 4Febrifuee, :. -.
Vegetable Febrifpges.
LOZENGES.
Sheriran's Cough and, Worm
BryaHls PulmoiFic Waters,
sLpceek,s Pnlmonie WGe,s.
HAIR PREP AR ATIOSS.'
Leyettss Wahpensor Hair Glosl
Barryss Elrophsro,is,
Lyon s K atharisn,
BDyle's Hyperion Fluid, 49,.
Phslon's Hair Inyigqater,
Jayneis Lair Tonic,
Van Dehsen's Wahpepe,
hondonss Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Fan Lustrale,
0laridge's Balm Of Golumhia,.
Railways Gireassian Balm.
PANACEAS. 3
swainfs Hoeek's,
/ GSflen,s ln,liGn Vegetable,
Longiey ! Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALyES.
DALEY Magical Pain Extracto,
Professor H0HawAy's Ointmen,
McAllister's All-Healins, :
Brooks Magic saive, Pryor,
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NOTICE. CHECK OF H. GoI.DING ON CTTT-
GenS Ban6 for S9 100, dated l2ih December 1855 has
us l'sa'a ana pGyrent Of has been stopped Bank.
"-I VINCENT { CO., % CNstonhouse street,
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- .F.'S5T- &. 800. ~
u STATE OF LOUISIANA, s.. l.
Il. = . Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1856 before
tie subscriber Justice oi the Peace ii and for the
and James Whselsr, Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
rerdng law do depose and that the above
and correct transcript from the books of
said, Company. a, BROTHER. President. . as Z
= 20 5Ss-a' JAS. H5WHEELER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before me this 12h january
1857. CHAS. M. BRADFORD, Second Justice 81
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans. /.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits to
hciders thereof their and after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next. O..
The Board Of Trustees declared dividend Of
FORTY Dt per cent the met earned premiums Or the Com
pany for ending 3lst December 1856 for which
tcates will be issued and after the 18th Of March
Company CONTINUES insure against the peril Of the
rivers and loss damage b. 6se at the current rates Of
premium. Office, No, rs Camp street. 81 y ~.
81, u ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
y. $3.50 JOHN R. SHAW. Vice. President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary; s5E 3
81. New Orleans. January 49, 1867.
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Wisfar's Bslsam. of Wild Cherr.
Hastings Naptha, n 4.
Shernah's BAisain,
Ruehan's Hungarian, .
pavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sehericks Pulmenic Syrup,
NewtEnglana Cough Syrup,
Bartliolomew's Expectoralf,
Halls Balsan,
sSwaymis Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Peeteral,
Tdylorss Balsan Llverwort,
I Jayness Expeetorant, I
Winer's Elecampaine, -
|. Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs., Gsriinef's Iiiverwort !
4tadler's Chsrry Expeetorapt,
london 5 Indian do, 80.
DR.. Roses 80 do, -.
4. EsARSAPARILLAS,
DR.. John Bpifs,
8. r. Townsend's, -
| : =. .Sanisis, r :.
Old Jacob Townsenrs
Earpeutsr'sb -, !
t1s.. Wyneoop's,
Shakers,
+ GraaffsnberR,g
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DORgAHLE STEAs ENGInES-pIANP sRs
visiting Nov Orleans arc resuess to call vi ii subcgs
ber's Store and in oasratona IA
- PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
got Plantation use which Cor running Cotton
Gins Corn Mills or pumping wnter, cannot be exeslled
The FIRST cost Of These Engines less than that mules
That would be required TO do The Of work. aud
hey simple that Of ordinary capacity
Taught TO one ia week,
Several in different this CITY and
are giving entire Satisfaction.
ID. G. LoWBER, Agent ,
60 8wStmW !. ~ 80 ~ IS Magazine street
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SSEEDl ,NFiEAT, y. > = =, - y
| MILLRT,
.s.s< = COW PEAS = 80
= i. - RYE, Y
M 'BuCHwHEAT,
,-.s.r BARLEY and
.,.ss,,,, a.! -, .a 5,- ROCK SALT,
so d. G, LowBER, Agent
/. 20 % laWaeqfM IS Magazine street,
w. y CAMEL coAL-iCe tons band picked,
jas J. E. CALDWELL 4 CO.. 8 Epk Place,
WELSH COAL--l0O tons in yard and foF sale by -
ja9L Is Bank place
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and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
General Depot Special Agency Nc. Isl amp IL Charles
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.ss,s III DR. G. II. JACKSON PHItA pEIPHrA A. -
VIII eecteay cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jnulee,
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Kidneys and all
Diseases Arising from dsofdered Liver Stonaach.
Constpa- 81.
~ ssyssN = szsa ton, Inward Piles, q stS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

- ST, LOUIS HOTEL.-QURING THE PAST
summer this aEorie family Hotel has thoroughly
rernished painted and papered throughout
IN ~ points Of comfort and elegance among the foremost
in the Union, and never promised better.
-MESshs. r. w HOIBR00K d J. H. R. rAIRCHILD
has been TO the very best improved.
viii be opened the reception of its friends and patro6s
on Wednesday, October 18th. s.
se2S GHAS. L. GUMBEI4, Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

NOTICE THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing upder the style q FEARE DoMEGAN 60,
,siihdrwa OF NJ W. srEFE Either Of the surviving part:
nersis Authorised 70 use the Of the fs in liquidation.
It's current liabilities will be protected by JAMES H. DONE
GAN. '-f.f- ~ M. Nv. STEELE. y
Noyembefs 1856. JAMES H. DoNEG AN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

MERCHANTS, MUTUAL. INSURANCE. CD.
lfl OF NEW RLEANs-Qfice No. lDa Canal street
DIKECT ORS!
John Peulberton, b. @. yignsnd, j. A.. Brand,
n Logan Mcknight, Jas N. Neyns Vim VogeL
= O. Gaiard, - P. Maspero, = a. Nilssnbergsr.
e. P. VOORHEES, Pierre Poutl a'-
This Company organized the principle prepared
to issue Policies for Marine River and Fire Risks
g JOHN PEMBERToH President.
.JeEEs PoL4orpg. Secretary. isIS,ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

Arabs who came to this country with the last gov,
eminent importation of canals. created NO little
excitement in New Orleans last week passing
down Common street. in company with their in
terpreter. They were dressed ia the national
costume, and what with their brown visages and
strange appearance. 1t ia matter of wonder that
while they we're interested observers themselves,
they became in turn objects of interest 10 others
One WAS q young. stalwart looking fellow, about
eighteen years of age and the others appeared to
have been darkened with the suns Of at least thr-
ty Ave summers. We understand that they are
now Ia this city en- route to their native land ~
n PirdUHue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

R nnOs ED. II have reaasved my 0fftcc
70 tue south side ofths Dock, foot Of 18th street
Persons ordering wood and anthnciIs coal vii!
pfass ssad their orders TO the oice orders tor Clio.
yer BIN ia"p coal may bs left with n y. WHI.
.iss. q eniss osaT the Petersburg Railroad Dep0t
al Idass VIII feeeiys prompt attention.
tel i2~lw aAnIL p HAWEa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE ELE0IsLATUaE OF VA
CAPITAL. 100000 DOLLARS.

m9ney received on dsposits la sums of Eve dollar
aaa apSsrds which interest al the rate Of 6 pst
e1nte per aasuin 10 paid. for sums remaining six
~ h' ., longer; for shorter periods interest Ut the
iats sf per eentan
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits recsised, snd esniI :stss issued by the
ss,lisf, sf, T. b. STAKE, al the store of r. B
sFkSCE, corner OF Main aud Cove rnor streets Rich.
IaoHd, Va.
sAHL 9 cOTTRELL, President.
Z. 3. STARKE, Cashier.
c. WALTHALL, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

NANTUcKET.-The Nantucke ct Inquirer of Feb.
ruary 4th comes to US wi b leader, headed 'tweu
ty-tight days later from Amerca!" AT length the
joyful hour has come! the period of suspense is
ended, aad we are no longer Know Nothings. The
good little schooner Pizarro, of HyanIis. Captain
Chase, ith the mails aud about hrty passeneers
Left that port on Tuesday morning for this place,
and succeeded In landing at Quindet at about g.
O'Clock, P. H., to the extreme satisfaction Of our
peopls. At about o'clock, q formidable pile of
mail bags wss landed at our Postoffice door, and
a still more formidable crowd OF faces gathered
around"