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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20

NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
DIE&AN'SLAND, NEW SOUTH WA LES
AND CHINA.-Closcs on the 4th and 18th of
each month, at ?, NJ. Arrives on on about The
18th and 2Sth of each month.
80 Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c papers,
&c.
&s-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England bypacket or private
ships, 81 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaidis added to
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid,
postage to Peru Letters 22c.; papers, &C.
Rs-Postage TO Bogota (New Granada;} Letters, lSc
papers, SC.
az Postage to China, New South Wales. Sandwich
Islands, via San Franeseo Toe, prepaid.
Az The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
54cents; and on each newspaper, cents when
sent and 10 cents on each letter and cents on
each paper, when received
81 The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, van Dieman's
Land and China tvia San Francisco is. on
each singleletter, 10 cents, payable in advance,
RI The single letter rate 10 California and Oregon Is
I0 cents, prepaid On newspapers etc. NE do.
nestle rates apply.
S, +. MARKS, P, u,
New ORLEANS, November !, 1865,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20

etc, etc, etc,
It's hiEbgrecoamendeab by many ofthe most emtnentphy
scans throughout the States excellent and agrseablo
,erave admitted eeeuay all diseases the Fri.
nary Organs ETC and speenay adapted to the use OF Fe
miles and children.
Asnoother article has been offered that is justly entitled
the name ofthe
REAL SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs,
hepabeere cautioned purchase butthe genuine ar
Gle, called
DR., yANDERYEER,s INDICATED GIN,
Or
Real schiedom sehnnpps.
a Each bottle will bear the signature :of the proprstorr
antn oae othe is genuine withoatit.
RFor saen Nsw Orleans wholesale and RETAIL AT proprit
org prices by
J. WsIGHT9& co,
DIG q and ISL Chartres street.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-04
Selttttb & als.
SHIPS n A p.
From Putnam's Monthly.l

t!atha Susan Simpson, age eighteen. with
+ pretty talent of pleasing men, was the ac-
1E.eiged telle of the little Marrow Squash
Fley.
lal little talent of pleasing men is some
- given by nature as compensation for
< atk of every other accomplishment, of
Pr>;lFilg any but this was not the case
. CYNTHIA, who had good Yankee seuse,
| ID vein Of sprightlineSs in her composition,
l''a latter, as take it, requires several 9th
2eaS for lis support, otherwise it soon
fs;:aecates into Stiffness, whence it sourS into
ssf jIInatuTe in the country girl-in the
|h.y o. society into sarcasm
tyathia was pretty, in the freshness of her
American beauty comes forth ike q
se', aud is cut down The loveIiness Of
\ 22ed rarely ripens ia the matron. And
!-iAa vas afraid TO risk her loveliness no
-Si for whilst she encouraged the atten-
q O many beaux," who, in the language
af society, went to see her evening af
s'ehinc, al the snug farmhouse of her fa-
- whenever any OF these swains took the
le''aRiiy 10 press upon her notice the ma
- o. BIS case, and urge the necessity of its
'ea!! cure, she cut the matter short with
-
l'4ia must be said, that amongst all her
-'--'feFs there was not one who was priori
al :, before rcciprocation of his love
"a pace-a very desirable match for her
t~t reheSt was Seth Taggart, who paid his
:. 's't 10 her one afternoon, in bran-uew
:. :, s.oSSy, hne, black broadcloth. Pretty
.:-: :-,alA vas alone, aud prepared by previous
.s@;ehce TO discern symptoms of an ap-
.s@.a'ns assault upon the Malakoff Of her
,,a1 -.g1oa> She pursed up her pretty little
-. - and sewed, with nimble-gIancing fn-
- &C the sleeve Of one of the old squire's
- Of anbleachei cotton and thought TO
- - what fool Seth Taggart was, and
80 SSSe'ed N how be would get ont of the fix in
- ae found himself, aud how he could
a.. ihlHk She had given him encourage
[,-aod =, lOoked-very bewitching. Poor
= s3' al % the verge of his chair, and eazed
!. ga tae window, which was open, into
g.',o'as, but his vas a mind Ike that of
@Nlssorth's Peter
E''1'Nee' o. TIC Eiver's hzin,
!@aS Psi2rose was 10 him.
: ao;alas aosc"
. = :, g asi aoi sGd any inspiration il lie woods
~ @ cck lU;o tho ashes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-04
seIsftsS 4aetrg.
FRS RE F .
RY IANEs HEpnRRwICK.

-bsr tell me, first and early love
outlives all after-dreams;
Pnt the memory Of first great grief
To me more lasting seems.
The grief that marks our dawning youth
To memory ever clings;
And DER the path of future years
lengthencd shadow filings.
Oh. of my mind recalls the hour
When to my fathers home
Death came an unlimited guest,
From his dwelling in the tomb.
Thad not seen his face before,
shuddered at the sight;
And saudder yet TO think upon
The anguish of that night
Youthful brow and ruddy cheek
Became all cold and wan:
An eve grew dim in which the light
Of radiant fancy shone.
Cold was the cheek, and cold the brow,
The eye was fixed and dim;
And one there mourned a brother dead,
Who would have died for him.
know not il twas summer then,
know not if twas spring
But if the birds sang in the tree,
did not hear them sing.
TAowers came forth to deck the earth,
Their bloom did not see;
looked upon one withered flower.
And none else bloomed for me.
4 sad and silen, time il was
Within that house Of woe,
All eyes were dim and overcast,
And every voice was low.
And from each check at intervals
The blood appeared to start,
4, If recalled in sudden haste
To aid the sinking heart
Sctly we Irod a. il afraid
To mar the sleepe-s sleep
Aad stole last looks of his sad fscc
For memory TO keep.
With him the agony was Ger,
And DOW the psin was ours;
As thoughts of his sweet childhood rose,
like odor from dead flowers.
And when II last ne was borne afar
prm the worlds weary strife :;
Hcw e! in though; did We again
Live er his little life.
Es every look his every word.
His very voices tone,
Came back 10 US like things whose worth
Is only priced when gone!
IhA; grief has passed with years away,
And joy has been my lot
81, the cac i long remembered,
And the other soon forgot
IL S4yc>; hours trip lightly by,
And leave the fainteSt trace:
B., ;ae deep, deep trace that sorro~ wears
NJ time can e'er efface
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
SOIl EasIagV
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
CAPITAL. OVER 1915 900

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
TINE Charter Of this Company ofiers more fe-
D. vcrabie al vantages to the farmer and others
shan any Company char tered in tho State. BY in
surfing with without premium note. If the
applicant prefer, h, can pay the full amount of
the premium iii cash or by efectngn cash insu-
rance for two years the insured saves one eighth
of the amount he would otherwise have to pay: or
by becoming member, and giving q small preni-
UNI note, the insured saves nearly one-half OF the
amount charged by Stock Companies, when insu-
ring from year to year. Tfisii the advantage re-
snting from the combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issung Policies agains.
loss or damage by FIRE on the I3th day Of March,
1854, since which time over five thousand persons
have insured and become members OF the Compa-
ny. and over forty thousand dollars have been paid
for losses Having trcElcd our business during the
past year. we feel grateful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the Company thus far, an for
it, lattering prospects of future usefulness. The
Directors hope and believe that by prudence, eau
tion. and rigid system Of economy, that they viii
establish for this Companya re' utation for cheap
ness and safcty not surpassed by any Company In
the United States.
All differences in settlement Of losses may be de-
scrmncd by three disnterested Arbitrators of the
COUNTY where such 10 9 happened, to be mutually
chosen by the insured end fhe company.
DIRECTOR :-Henry W. Thomas, Edward
sangster, Dr.. R. II. stabler, Christi Nealc, ?. D..
Lpscomb. Silas Biglov, W. NJ. Turner, A. r.
7. Hi, y D. Massey. z. Ii. Carter, W. T. Har-
= OFF lcERs Henry ". Thomas, President
Treasurer, Edward Sangster, Secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent
II. II. PECK, Agent,
Applicants for Insurance be addressed 10 me Ct
Stanton, Va.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
sNO SUCH WORD AS FALL
"A RESlSTLESS REMEDY.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT


The first hospital surgeons and medical rss5I-
cists of Europe admit the unparalleled anti nham-
'ifssory and healing properties of this Ointment
governments sanction its use in their naval and
military services: and the masses in this country
an 1 throughout the world rep5se the utmost con
fdence in its curative properties. 1t penetrates
the sources of inflammation and corruption which
'underlie the extenDal evidences of disease ANA
neuralize The fiery elements VII ch feed and exas-
perate the malady.
Rheumatism, ScrOfula, Erysipelas.
THESE are among raae most terrible and agoni-
zing diseases OF the muscles, the feshy fibre ard
the skin; yet in their worst forms, and when
seemingly incurable. they invariably disappearu n
der rerseverng application of rolris soothing
healing, antidote to pain and inflammation.
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Stiff Joints
In cases'Sf Salt Rheum where medical waters,
lotions, aud every recipe or the pharmacopca hfsv
provcd useless, the Ointment will accomplish a
thorough cure. Fever Sores heal quickly under
its influence, aud its relaxing effect upon contrac-
ted sinews is truly @anGerful,
Exchanging Ulcers.
most remarkable and happy change is presiu-
ced in the appearance OF malignant ulcers after a
few applications of this Ointment lhe surround
ing edncss yanishcs and granues Of healthy flesh
begin to take the place of the discharged matter.
This process goes on more or less rapidly until the
oritce is filled up with sound material and the ;,,l-
Ger radically cured.
4 WORD TO MOTEERS
The young are the most frequent sufferers from
external INJURIES and therefore mother should
have this healing preparation constantly at hand.
1t is an absolute specific for sore breasts and uick
ly removes the encrusted sores wlidn sometimes
disfgure the heads aud faces of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS
This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific Whaling fleet as cure for
scorbutic affections, and as the best possible RENE
dy for wounds and bruises. Large supplies oft
haze recently been ordered w The Sultan Of Tur-
key for hospital purposes.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
R. J. RANKIN & COS.
AND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY.
Augusta County, Va.

HATlNG, at great expense and labor, at length
i secured perfectly appointed GALLERY !,
both as to capacity in our Cameras Choice Chem
icals, judcious arrangement Of Light, and other
practical facilities, with view to establish in this
community responsible and permanent HOME
DAGU ERREAN GALLERYl That our citizens
may have all the advantages and continuing i'm
provement in the Art, both in the
price and Perfe elton OF the Picture!
We only ask in return the encouragement OF a
Liberal Home Patronage, and confidently prom
Use to please'our patrons with any variety of pic
turc and price according to sty'e of case or sizes
o. the truly wonderful STERlSOSCOssE, presea-
ting at once the most l,faiike picture yet known );
the ARSMONOTYPIC, the ILLUMINATED, the
CRYsTALOTYPE, the AMBROLEON, the IIY-
kLOTYPE, the AMBROT TPE, DAGUERREO-
TYPE in short all kinds Of Sun penciled Pictures
and Photographs; ION paper or canvas, and color
ed in Ouor Water Colors, touched with In
dia Ink.
Depending on SMALL PROFITS FROM
LARGE SALES AND CONSTANT CUSTQ-
MERS, we will WARRANT OUR WORK and
furnish pictures at prices from
FIFTY GE,1rXS
up to the most costly style of Case and Size.
T93- Instructions Given in the Art, and Chem
cas and Gases, in every variety, for sale TO oper-
-atcrs on reasonable terms,
Feb. s. 185S.-tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
RTDDLEMO.SERS'
NORTHERN SKY-LIGHT,
AMIR GALLERY.

Bmuelrs Building, Mum Street, Ssaun-
ton, "a.
THE Subscribers have inst opened an AMBRO-
a TYPE GALLERY in,Staunton, Va, and beg
leave to call the attention Of the public to the fact
that they take pictures at the extremely low price
of
FIFTY GE-n IT'S
and warrant them perfect and durable. Those
wishing higher priced pictures can be accommoda-
ted at any price they may desire. All Of our pic
lures are warranted durable.
We have been induced to make this great reduc-
tion in the price Of pictures to place it within the
reach of every one TO secure a likeness of them
selves their friends, or lovers. Whilst thus redu
cling the prices of Pictures we feel confident that
our Pictures win speak for themselves a. to on,
proficiency in the art. Pictures inserted in Lock
cts and B.eastpins.
We take all the different kinds Of Pictures. a.
mongst which are the Stereoscope, Mclanotype
Marvel Rclievcotype, Photograph, and Patent
Leather Pictures
A large assortment OF Gilt france and "a ncy CO.
ses at greatly reduced prices.
Call and examine Specimens.
Vs. Instructions given in the art and outfit fur
athed to Students at but . moderate cum.
R1DDLEMOSER 4 BRO.
CtoupAan Yan 19SQ -2ypn
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
ParSaa BroWn;oW'S Preaching,

This man is a famous Methodist preacher
1n Tennessee. sHe certainly is the best
Judge Of ffle character Of the company he
Keeps. and we shall contradict nothing he
says. Aeer him
The Gospels preached to the people reg
sotarly all over ourcgantry religious news
papers and magazines are circulated in fam
lilies, and many valuable persons set good
examples before the world but notwith-
stantiing all this and more, observation
teaches US that rascality abounds in all clas-
ses Of society. Petty thefts are daily con-
united, such as robbing money drawers,
stealing clothes and dry goods, chickens,
ducks, corn and other eatables. Strolling
vagabonds dealing in counterfeit money,
and diseased horses, arc all over the coun-
try. Gamblers, travelling md local, and
resident rogucs arc on the alert pious
villains, as sanctifed as the moral law, are
keeping false accounts and swearing to them
for the sake Of gain. Whiskey shops are
selling by the small in visitation Of the law.
Drug stores are trimming up dsuIflzards in
ligh life, and affording facilities fer Sab
oath drinking which can be had no where
else. The rich are depressing the poor, and
the poor are content to live in rags.and idle
ness. Country dealers in prodaoe come to
town to exact two prices for all they have to
sell, and theowners Of real estate in towns
are asking double rents, to the injury If the
business and the growth Of towns. Banks
and corporations, intended for the public
good, have their favorites and arc partial in
the distribution of favor Families pcrsc-
cute and envy each other. individuals SIAN
der their betters. Persons oflow origin put
on airs, md pretend to. be moro tl.a. thA,,
Uneating aud misrepresentation are
the order Of the day generally In politics
there is very little patriotism or love of conn-
try, while demagogues seek to mislead and
build up their own fortunes at the hazard Of
running the country. In religion there is
anore Hypocrisy than grace, and the biggest
scoundrels living crowd into the church with
ayiew to hide their rascally designs, and
more effectively to serve the Devil!
La word, rascality abounds among all
classes and in all countries The Devil is
stalking abroad in open daylight, without
the precaution to undress HIMSELF and il
the present generation Of men could see
themselves in the Gospel Glass, they are as
black as hell
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03

hT0TICE.---I have this day gold to Mc.srs Srn1
l Y sER, BGos. & Co., my whole Stock of Cloth
ing, Goods, &C., who viii conduct the business at
my old stand. Pcrsons indebted to me will please
pay TO Mr. Henry Frank, at the store of Messrs s
3. Co, who s authorized 80 settle all claims due
to me. 4. L0WENSTEIN.
March !, 1858.
TTAVTEG purchased out the whole SOCK OF
IL CLOTHING, GOODS, &C., Of Mr.. A. Lower,-
sin, we viii continue the business at his old stand
where we invite our old friends to give us call
We viii be prepared at ali times to furnrh fac
assortment Of Clothing Of the latest s.ylcs,
roa cAsH. and cass only. We will sell at those
rates The best ard cheapest Clothing ever sold IL
shs country. It is useless 70 cay snything in re-
gard to our chanacter for fair dealing, we hops
the citizens Of the town and country have not for
gotten since we lately resided in this Place
Our old friends and the public generally are res
pcctfullv invited 70 give call. They will re-
ceve polite attention and can examine our goods
free Of cost.
PARTICULAR NOrrCE-Al! person. Indebted
20 our k7a tre earncstly requested to pay up with
ouselclsv. Henry Frank, who may alwavs be
foad IN the store, is authorized 30 collect and give
receipts. STEINER. BROS. & CO:
March 6, 1853.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03


and respectfully ask his old customers and friends
generally i'm THE counties of Rocsab nidge Bath, al
-ieghanv. Grecnbrie, Alunroe, and Pocahontas, TO
favor him win Z call and examine for themselves; as
will at all times afford him great pleasure to exhib
his Goods being confident that he and will sell
Goods as low any House west OF the Blue Ridge
His stock consists of all kinds of Goods usually
keptin country store, such as,
Cloths, Cassirneres. Vestings, all kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, &C., Sheetings, Tick
ngs, Drillings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear Of every description, togeth-
er with . general assortment of Hard
ware and Quccnsware, Boots ana Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, OBS, &C.
! have, also, on hand good assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which has been carefully sdlected.n~the Northern
Markets, that he will sell at small advance much
more reasonable than he has ever before offered
also, general stock Of Groceries,, Coffee, Sugar,
salt, PLASTER, MOLASSES, RICE, TEAS
SODA, SOAP, SPICES, RAISINS, and in fact,
everything wanted 10 family, all Of which he will
sell as low the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond with the cost Of freight added, eitherby
Wholesale or Retail, for cash or to punctual custo-
mers, or take in exchange all kinds ofCountry Pro-
duce at the highest market prices.
Thankful for past favors, and hope, by his low
prices to merit continuance Of the same.
July 1, l857-ly. A. S. LARA
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
Jan. 80, 1858. -ly.
TREAT EXCITEMENT IN sTAUNTON
" GABRIEL STILL IN TIE FIELD! GA

rREAT EXCITEMENT IN STAUNTON
" GABR1Ef. STILL IN THE FIELD GA
BRlEL HlRSH, long and favorably known to the
people Of staunton, Augusta comfy, begs leave 20
inform them that he has now hand larger and
more varied assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES
than ever before At bis we'll known and favorite
VARSITY SroRE. and that in short time he will be
In receipt Of large additions for the Christmas
Holidays. He would aro inform the public who
wish 70 have accurate Time Pieces that be has in
his employ one Of the bert Watchmakers and Re-
pairers ever n this country who has been imported
Natchmakers grow. Those who wish their W atch-
ee Repaired will do we'll TO give him trial. Also,
hand large and 6ne assortment Of JEW ELRK
Of Ill descriptions.
$4,000 REWARD
for any one who can find better Matchmaker than
che one in our employ
Recnllcct the place. Main Street, next door to
Evans Tobacco Store, where you can always find
the beet bargaIns. GABRIEL NIRSH.
Stanton, Nov. Al, las7.-6mo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
DR.: Walt ON
A N = z &c 4 " p I'LL.

Toy re THE AFPLICTED.-YOUNG AMER
- ICA VICTORIOUS!-One small bog OF Pills
cures ninety nine cases out Of hundred. No Bal
sam, no Mercury, no odor The breath, fe ar OF
detection. Two small pills dose; tasteless and
harmless as water. Full directions given, 50
that the patient can cure himself certain with
the advice Of the most experienced surgeon, and
much better than with tho advice Of one Of little
experience in this class Of disease.
SENT BY NAIL TO ANY PART OF TIE
country by enclosing one dollar to d. D. q. Wal
ton, No. ia North Seventh st. below Race, Phila-
dtlphia. A lsberol dt-conas to the trade. None
genuine without the 1rttten signature of D. G.
Walton, Proprietor.
DR.. VS. treatment for Self abuse, Weakness,
&C., is entirely different from the usual course
DR.. W. has cured hundreds who have tried 9th crs
without benefit. The tr eatment is as cereAin to
cure as the sun Is to rise. Enclose stamp, and
a1dres. Dr. ". a. above. giving full history OF
Your case and yoa viii bless the day yua made the
effort TO secure What y cersain-A RADICAL
CURE
Jan. 80, 1e3S,-fy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03

~ " lVHI NAM 9 EkO',
Commission n1crlboutg
Opposite the Tlcxr Sheds, BASIN Bank,
RIG n M O N D, v A..
SOLICIT CONSIGNMExTS OF
Flosr, Tobacco, Wheat, Torn, : rrcdafe
Generally,
And give their prompt personal attention 10 all
business entrusted to them.
Lilrral Aatusces made or Cb~s;gnmcnfs
IN Stew.
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