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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28
* SOMA, Mueuf 1858.
GuBe mad.

" * Soma, slueut 1858.
Die Grnbte 1T soriber, @ai3en nub
Safer I9le@t, an pielen @te1en nidt be6
Md3ens fir tpertb sebalten. Mats fann>
&penn ni&t gu ffrab ftarfer Gruf eintritt,
nod einen suten @rtrae 9eben. Die &r>
better in ben Stdpten ieben einem idperen
@inter eat9esen. @enn es i'm pori9en
Binter an 2pbn unb Nrbeit feblte> 70 maz
ren p~ent9fens 2ebensmittel reidlt@ unb
btlis gu baben. Dieies Sabr tpiro betoe@
manseln ; i@ CLAUDE aud nt&t pab taS
in Der lebten 2eetslatur at,senomn1ere uno
pom @plfe fanftipnirte 8anf9eieB cine
rpeientlide &rlei@teruns idafen miro.
Sd bin aus trtfti9en @ranpen ME
tief in bic @ebeinnni0e Der Gitnau3winen<
1@aften ei1eeoru1een uno fteQeoaber mein
l1rtbei bur@a,l,s' >tt@t als mab9ebeno auf;
bod 19eint es MR. als &pdre bic fol9enbe
Settle ri@tis. Sc mebr 8anfen,' pefu
let@ter CREDIT; je let@tet Credit, .pe0p
n1ebr Speculation ; je u1ebr Speculation,
befto u,ebr S&wtnpelei; ie naebr S@pit>
belief, befto mebr 8anquerctte, uno lie ,nebr
8anquerrutte be9u uebr @erluR ; unb
ber @erlut trift alemal Diejentaen an,
i@perten, bic an, tpenisfen 81 serlieren
ibrte baben. Au& babe i'd tein beion>
peres @ertrauen 3u ben @arantieen unp
@i@erbeiten, bic bae @eieB bietet. SD
babe bis jebt TN sanjen 8erlauf Der Sc
f@i&te ,,ur Elm unumf6bli&es @eieb in
Ginun3anselesenbeiten ~sefunben: "Wo
.ni@ts 1T, ba bat Der &ai1er
Re&tfserIor en- Dp&
9eute, bic nit 1auienot,1 ,lu,3ueeber Mi,
.)Dnabelserh&tee pse- GIeri, ber, ale gerd6-
..tbes, MD BEN e,a4en nabe eebra&t bat! Qsb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28
Grwieoesnns Der N%toactiou.
@eebrter Ser!

SNH'N| ~N'
Sbre @crrel ppnoen3 ii unS ]ebr mill
tommen uno e6 freut uns> paB Sie NIT
SHenbeit unS aui rus aufuerl Jam MAIDEN,
mas Ste niht biuisen t1nnen> einiae
ppinte ndmltd unlerer platf prna.
Saoem mir un6 auf bic breitefe 8alS
bet @ewi0enfreibeit lteuen unp ni9t NIT
perl6nliden Tebcen unp Yfafen : Gyraz
ben ab9eben wpl4en> ia9ten MR. rab 3uz
neflen nidt6oeitpwent9ere &ufldBe eeliez
fert tperpen lpQen, tpel9e Muffldrune fSrz
bern.
sic f6nnen Dies nidt biQieen unb men,
men 8 pleronI mas mir ols @ewi1z
1en6fretbeit be9reifen. 5ier 3u 2anoe,
NOD Seoem lein reli9i1ler @laute> 70 mie
letn unglaube 9arantirt lein mub> fam Don
feiner Goleran3 Die Repe iein> mie ie in
eurppail9m &dnpem 3wii9en &atbpliten
uno proteitanten> Supen uno @briten
bel tebt.
Gben neil Neli9ion ni9t mie Sod uno
5clen Die mar, beltebi9 ausz uno
an5ieben fam, ionoern Elm mel entli6er
She'll pee Meniden it, bat fe cine Bez
re@tisuns 70 LANCE it@ eelteno gu maden>
biz ie burd pbilolupbilae ueber;eu9uns
perl6mtnpet.
Die Genpen3 zines beQetriRtl9 : pplitiz
lden Sournale6 fam nt9t cine Dogma
til@e, ni&t eine Gbeolp9t1@e lein, pbne
jeoo9 barum jece 8eurtbeiluns reli9fBler
Meinun9en aus5ul9lieben.
Wir ebren ni6t Die l1npernunft, baben
jecc6 III etnem freten Staate tein @e9t
tbr auf anperem Be9e gu b%e9esnen> als
our9 Nr9umente ; unp waS bic 8efdmz
pfun9 per reli9i6ien unpernunft betrtft.
9lauben mir felt pielen Sabren un1ere
pRi@t rfiQt gu baben> bur9 bic Badel
lppobl wte our& anoere @erfe. Sbnen
bier cine @el@t@te bet Todel uno be6
~rapicalen p~ublifum6" gu ltefern> 1T bier
ntdt am plabe. 5aben Ste 2uit bic
Gadel fortjuieBen; mir wo1en Sbnen @eles
senbeit basu bieten> bic annebmbor TT
Der Meni@ bat ni&t muir eesenpi Men19<
beit ionoern aud se9en i9 ielbt uno
feline 6omilic pRidten gu erfuIen; piele
aber eebieten e6 uns unbeoinst> ubie Stole
oes Abaroeru6 auf5u9eben." Wir suerz
ben fet6 fir bic .sau3e Greibeit in bic
S@ranfen treten, mo fi@ @%elesenbeit bie1
tet ibr gu oienen ; bod bic uMinnelota
Staat6seitun9 tann neoer cine sir,
@en3eitun9 nod cine Bafel lein."
@tr 1no in BetB ber @tereotyp <platz
ten bes5p riefteripteeels, pes &C.
luncen Men1@enoer onbes unb
unierer &epen unb @prle1un9en.
@ebt man NIT bielen @erfen >i9t baufiz
renI tperben muir iebr peniee Gremplare
abseiebt. 5aben @ie 2uft uniere @teQe
oes pieljabrisen So uire fur1suleben,
bic &ufaee febt Sbnen gu @ebote- unb
@ie baben babel nidt gu ioreeu, gum Don
9uircte 5u tperoen. 49,. IT,.
@u@ mir batter ,1ns ben &ompf 9eae,,
bic Dumnbeit CUR 2ebensaufaabe sen1adt
uno bnben nod fein 6br NIT &lasen aber
Dorner, S@uloen unb Ssrsen beleibiat.
Wtr baben bas Bemubtietn, i'm Sample
IN @bren srau sepprben 3u ittr, unb Is
jiert BE Su9enb, bas Sitter auf benz
, ,&aEacH2U .za& s>s:2a@:U G2t5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28

I3.G G14T E3181a ~ ,E3i9A@IE1 Ntf9sGaa u
.las&31g$g.@ a4.!a9 as4$i til 4tE5S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28

s)Der iitelgerrdi&4ttse ppR. GIerf, ber, ais Werd-
tbe, MD BEN e,a4en nabe eebsa&t bat! 0eb.s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28

ptu lpnneH WU ltuHt VDle el6el9eH. Sa,
mebr als bas. @r finb perpFi9tet> jea=
lt9em relt9tSien @lauben 9e9eniber gu
treten. User fir bic Greibeit tdmpfen mill,
wer ba bebauptet> ME bic Minn. @ts3tev
~Materialit ter ertren1en 2infen" gu fem,
eer mub aud fit bic gauge Gretbeit in BE
S@ranten treten. @ir leben aber bic
@elt9tunsfrei5eit nidt porin> bab prpte<
itante1 unb &atbolifen (nparum nidt AUDI
Suben 1ino @ormunen 2 freie Musibuns
ibres @ottespienftes 9epdbrleitet erbal>
ten, ionbern earin> pab bic &tlieion per<
nt9tet pirb our@ ben Sies per @ernunft.
Daber fam bter BON feinen pfafen<Iira<
ben, BON feinem @inbmuiblenfampfe bic
&epe iein. Sc banbelt f1@ Inn ben &f
9e9en cine Madt, bic babin frebt, ben
meni&li@en @eit in Grnieorteun9 unb.
Dummbett gu erbalten. Dte(er Madt
%sesenlber 1T Goleran3 oper nGbre" nidt
seftattet. Bir baben uns biefen 8ampf
nit our 2ebensaufsabe eeu1a@t, pbne III
flr@ten, pesbalb Tin DON Quirote
gu peroen. &ann Elm Men{4 pclitil4
ioetal frei iett, Der feline 0ernunft ben
~sldubtsen 9traeen Der pfafem gum 5pfer
bringt21a Benn mir Ben @lauben Der
&atbolttett oeer p%rotedanter, ebrtn, 1parutt
ebren wtr Bonn nidt aud ben aufri@tis
frou.uaet. 3annibaler, Der BIN tteesee,
~AIInafl ssaafH.rA faif an.6nEanaEanEtsrE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-03

'E 10 & y9'' & A. ng & se e,gsh The alsr9'tye
nonq vas due un f VA. competci Ie cr,9ustsncss nt
ng lf frnsHct wa l bs allowed show The
slnu OF lhe uon n"t 90 ,arf, ,nt na1e ~ hu 70 give
oti r.i ei, sanl,nD AM ia vss rn, a sl ~ isrniI
that they i taken iown, which year Would
hate been ucn o. have cgmp tel the house and ihe cost
20 M f w@i..h @ i VIZ Asar pns XIV XIV ~ h
in,irlment reni But is eemm-c dsoiei .r@i'e Ts
walls were kcn down, the foundation enlarged and add.
l.l gNl iyc incurred beyond what wa. anicip9tel ana
csaiI m by e,ie5,ft "r5 ' @ cn "f esrt sf t
bond dlr, coul uot De 600 te fu cost s asosrtaned
ny g. tomrl. .t'n
uli co9 tnent were anNigs uat iher r.pre.eniauycs
u,, t.. b,rIi1, I'd M H. IA A., ,,v
trec i0 d. st.. WHY shuul d. be bilce u run
mug uouni tt sur, huutinE upc mmt rooms occuryng
si,i. q d. y, M ,it m M & '.l W comm m n@unt et,fcu o W. W.
acoOmmodaiions mr e e .lsiaus so hT ,s e bani Was
come nci De bad nothing mlrc hln i 20 ls payment
W y W ti, m He9 We 9ei'n 9i w.. sai nnd h 9Fn 9Pini5n
senator have h oau MS tt es'1n al th bond sb9,id be
ted forever b, s State rninr IN itsrf
n would pot ase hc eart g amy three more private
@ a, X, w. uhrir irn N ia gn ,hquli bs diirl@isd
quail, cni iycl b., all H. e.tifens " | "'"' '' ''
s-ud. le senut1r from ltllui Wr. Nchol.on'. was iu
~ ',e lioas ng g. ng ~ ht To- hie N sen ny iray
b grn, itI, NJ o N ,r g,s, l, al Me- /, m i. % , y. ,N
,fUr az. uuIhs tuc,r That amor suacient Induce.
ns 90 Traveller. O. 1is aui admire its Grgen uutain
Mlte r' lh1 hg.mtty 9ni Ioltene'- Of The ctt n. Of
fon t1i.t III ~ IVr apt ie e,,i ie MN ne
senator hs appreciation of te I'd fui.hed chlracierI-
c He bal hn. te invitation ~ that senator fr the lci
. yo,lr pr 20 o n-oo pr nl 1t , tna & the ,Rl
III alre of r.iin tb as. M ,.ntienag f m iiprnr1n
d1rrE Che s-sru lui hi' opinion, aud lolitrn
M ~ te nt eNcellei by any VILLAGE ~ rmoh sul b. ull
Ion M nm ti,s AZ ai M ri,r h1 h. N n IN h. n ,t .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-03
guatrbmun s. State 5orrnaI.
BY T.. p. WALTON
MONTPELIER, DEC. 3, 1858.
LEaIsLArrRE OLE VERMONT.
TUESDAY, November
AFTERNOON.
EfFN- NWfIr

Mr thtfcudcu moved an indefinite post pnuemcut ,--
agreed to Motion to reconsider maio and lost
Hy Mr Rumscy Tor committee ou agriculture, With
out expression of opiunn b u amendment of chap %
of the comp TO divide the funds appropriated lor
agricultural societies n fmnku County between two
agricultural societies D ordered o Dc. By Mr. Davis
for committee ON roads, h iu relation to highway tlxcs
frcqruu the highway toN to hc collected boo money, Is
cts instead OF lS cts j; ordered 20 third reading Also
lD Mr.. Butler house hil to amend see. 10, chap %
comp. stat with proposal of amendment adopted, and
blu passed
ny Mr. French Of Windsor. for Judiciary coumittep,
adverse 60 bin iu amendment of elptet 90 c relating
t1 dirarort indefinitely postponed Also. h} Mr. Stark
h m addition 20 chapter ll2 O.. ST., relating t1 county
jl and thc confinement NJ prisoners ordered 1 Third
rcnHpg.
By Mr. Raymond, far committee ou elections. House
bin m amendment Of scc 30, chap ], &C. So, cnt'Icd
"clcctious " passed. bY Judiciary a'mmuoc hiu rall-
ting t1 fines aud cusfs; supported hY lC..rs WILSON
aud Giecd and opposed by Alr Nicholson ordered 90
/ third reading
by commitc 900 roads, adverse to bNrcrr1ing certain
acts creating and relating 90 the Office oi Railroad Come
missioner ordered % De-.
Nh Wilson called zap the Joint resolution providing
for Joint assembly on Nov 2i ~ O'Clock p ~, 90
elect Higadiu General.
Mr.. Cmueudcu moved 90 amend by striking ont " 2d
at ~ O'Clock PM, and iuscrt Zih inst at l9 o.
clock N. ~ adopted
Mr. Wilson moved t0 reconsider hc vote hy which an
amendment go odd ltlur'ad Commissions fr thc year
ensuing was rIc.Fo agreed 90. And pcnan- the
I adoption ~ ihat ancndHrui
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-03

e dci ~ any shung attempt 10 avoid ths OBLIGATIONS %
they by uusupl rated and honest people under ood
an opportunity tn deal generously With pardes hv vi they
u single mill.
Aud now wl thc State without house of their own
usis ought ro longer lay under the humiliation NJ
seeming TO p'ud nn tt charities Of hii town f.r place Of
erssn he. m rrori of ca. committee uh1 intro oiucri
this b fhoset STATE ave really paying f,y iHr al priv
UcF.s tuiuYcd And while iu the prtsH lck OF
uc bull mss seems to hr an appropriate time Go i ue
experiment ufrH economical scale q hddua
ehfr rlacs in state, auhout of e pub
c ANA without a. Mi tmr quite aging that hntr,l
wl say Ua witt tut thu amendmeut by min hc
adopted that any nual issue upon the pending BILL N
unit fi int import clInsiug Go &c. may hrtelt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
Schedule Of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS posT-OFFICE.


From LIST June to ist November, 1888.
OFFICE HOURS-Week DAYS, from s a. NJ to 6
O'Clock P. M; SUNDAYS and Holidays from to IL
o'clock A. NJ
EASTERN MAIL-Due dailyat A NJ. closesdaily
PREPAID foreign letters r
LAKE COAST MAIL BY MOBILE BOATS-Bay
St Louis and Pass Christian on Sundays Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at
IO3s A. M.
BY STEAMBOAT CRE0LE-For Bay st. Louis
Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and
Ocean Springs on Tuesdays and Thursdays at s
A. NJ; on SATURDAYS, at 3 p NJ, for Bay ST.
Louis Mississippi CITY, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
and on FRIDAYS at B P. NJ, for Bay ST. Louis,
Mississippi CITY and Biloxi. Pascagoula at IOB
on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS Fort pike on Tues.
DAYS at l63 A. NJ. and Saturdays at p. M.
CAIRO MAIL ROUTE 7,8O9-Supplying Baton
Rouge, Natchez, Yicksburg Lake Providence,
Grand Lake Point Worthington. GreenvilIe. Co
iumbia, Napoleon and Little Rock, Helena, Gas.
tors Landing, Memphis, New Madrid, Hick-
man, Columbus, Cairo and St. Louis Closes
dailv at3P.M. Due daily by 5 pm.
ST FRANCISVILLE OR COAST MAII.-Supply
ing McCutcheon's St. Charles, Taylor's, Grande
P6inte, Bonnet Care, Edgard's, Vacherie, Brin-
giers Cantrell's Tureauds Donaldsonville land
interior New River, Bayou Goula Ibefville
Pladuemine Manchac, Bruly's Landg Baton
Rouge (and nter'r LObdeis Store Port HUI
dson, Hermitage, Waterloo, and St, Francisye,
(and interor) Closes on Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday, al 4. NJ, and Mondays at 3 i. NJ.
Due on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday by 8 A. NJ
COYINGTON MAIL, OR LAKE BIAIL-Closes on
Monday Wednesday Friday by 9 M Ar.
rlves on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by 4
Pm.
VIgKSBURG NAIT-Supplyinp DOnaldsonyille
:. Piaq9emine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, St. Fran
cisyie, Pointe Coupee Morganza Red River
Natchitoches Shreveport and Eastern Texas J
Fort Adams, Natehez, Waterproof, Rodney, St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

a DESERTED PAE4QE- A fine palace, full Of every
REous appliance, mirrors, chandeliers, lustres,
stases books and furniture, suddenly deserted
aA hnmaa creature left save one on two withered
ss 81 tie banana eats, parrots, pet dogs, clamor
M i8r food. Outside, Ia the shady terraces and sum
sea houses and round the family mausoeam, wan
erred animals inqnestof food, nylghia (bIue deer,)
Aaasiugha (twelge horned deer) ana other pet deer
s. tlla wall little black puppy yelpi1g and dog
aewllng pteonsly in the pQultrg.yard geese shut
50 and making frightful noise at the stables grain
a seven horses ready stepped and in separate por-
sDass hut the horses paving, looking round aud
ving with Fe9d id their sight; monkeys, eoeka.
ass and an eephat, who had broken loose and was
gSng himself 20 food--fofmed one Of the stranges
asldeat pictures ever saw.
[Rtil5e's Notes on India,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
The Golden Sunset.

The golden sea its mirror spreads
Beneath the golden skies,
and but narrow strip between
OF land and shadow hes.
The c,oudlike rocks, the roeklike clouds,
Dissolved id glory hoat,
And, midway OF the radiant flood,
Hangssilently the boat.
Che Sea IS but another sky,
The sky sea al well,
Aud which is earth, and which the heavens
Thg eye can scarcely tell.
So when for US LIES evening hour
Softfading shall descend,
Hay glory, born Of earth and heaven,
The earth and heavens blend
Flooded with peace the spirit float,
With silent rapture glow,
Iill where earth ends aud heaven begins
The soul shall scarcely know.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

30ttowatamie ehieftain was giving evidence he,
tie United States Circuit Court Ut Chicago,
#sa sts following honest admission occurred in bis
@sase;
lolh Alexander e I was in those days much
4ls ME garrison Kept within few miles always
7af io the Suffers when / was thirsty
We're gou often shirsty2H
aadlnt much money IN those timesp
era You thirsty whenever you had money ~
a9 very much thirsty always when / had
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

gshen the late Judge Howell Of Rhode Island, was
Is gla bar AIr Burgess, 70 play joke, wrote on the
zias, d his hat Uac,atHs capua-empty head. The
@ circulated about, exciting smile on every conn
anee except that OF the owner who deliberately
aas u api andrepeatea The words aud well knowing
s anthOF, addressed the court as follows: " May it
1ass5h ahe court, / ask your honors protection,
agiang np bis hat) for said be- 4 fluid that bro
Eafgegs has written his name ID my hat, aud
agB reason to believe be intends to make Off with it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

N1afaLY Wrr. A short time ago, at a school in
nofsh Of England during lesson on the animal
sgi5m, the teacher pnt the following question !:
k@n any boy name an animal Of this order edamtaia
aat II toathess animal p boy Whose face
aanaaa with pleasure at the prospect of good
ssfk replied, ean.n " Well WHAT'S the animal ?r
assaa the teaeher MY grandiather!' replied the
apY, With great glee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

III ang lowers that have an agreeable fragrance
aA hin layers Of cotton and dip into the finest
sgssto sprinkle small quantity of fine salt on
as flowers and lay first layer Of cotton and then
asser pf flowers until an eartheaware vessel or
wade aouthed glass bottle is fall. Tie the top well
~ With bladder and then place the vessel in q
ashern aspect so that it may have the heat Of the
la, and in fifteen days, when uncovered fragrant
W laaE be saneezed awaY from lhe whole mass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

friend. who inquired what he was going to do Only
going to spout shakspeare,' was the reply
WIT BOTTLED IN VERSE.
ere you ever in Cork sr?n was Foote asked one day.
And the actor replied in his humorous way
That though in most cities of note he had been,
Yet of Corr twas the drawings alone that he'd seen.
friend showed a gentleman filing high place
of trust ISLANDERS that had been written against
him. These rascas," said the official, make me
talk and act as they would they were in my place.
Pitch upon that course of life which is most useful
aud custom will render it the most agreeable.
AN TLLusrRATIoH.-A distinguished divine on a
certain OCCASION while preaching with his usual elo
quencr and power said, Brethren, l sometimes
illustrate my subject in this manner = and putting
his handkerchief to his nose blew blast loud enough
to awake the seven sleepers.n That was not the
intended Illustration but some OF his hearers thought
it was.
PRACTICAL JoKING.-A few days since, writes
an attorney, as was sitting with brother D. in
his office in Court Square, client came in and said
Squire D., W, the staber, shaved me dreadtully
yesterday, and want to come up with him."
State your case, says D..
al asked him how much he'd charge me for horse
to 70 to Dedham. He said one dollar and ahalf. /
took the team, and when l came back he said he
wanted another dollar and a.half for coming back,
and made me pay it,
D-gaYe him some legal advice, which the client
Immediately acted upon. He went to the staber and
said:
!" How much will you charge me for horse and
wagon to go to Salem r.
Stabler replied, " Five dolars.n
Harness him up
Client went to Salem came back by railroad, and
went to the stabler, saving
I" Here is your money" paying him five dollars.
" Where is my horse and wagon n says w.
I" He is at Salem says client, " only hired him
to 90 to Salem y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

, boy asked one Of bis playmates, Why is a
as9igare dealeT like boot maker2n The latter
@sa # up, Why said the other because one
sid Tie nails, and the other nailed the solesp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OP SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
YANDIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 10Th Of
each month, at P. NJ Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
AI-Postage to South Pacific Letters, 34c.; papers,
&c.
aB-Postage to New South Wales Victoria, South
Australia, etc, via England, bypaeket or private
ships, 30 cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, lis added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid
RB-Postage to Peru: Letters, 22e.; papers, &c.
R~Postage to Bogota (New Granada:) Letters, l8c.;
papers, &c.
Rs-POstage to China, New South Wales Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco; &c., prepaid
RB-phe postage to places on the West coast SoHth
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
S4eeutss and on each newspaper, 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and 2 cents on
each paper, when received
&B- The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Demans
Land and China, [via San Francisco is, on
each singeletter, 10 cents, payable in advance.
Nav ORLEANS, June /, 1858.
RS The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
1Ocents, prepaid. On newspapers etc, the do.
nestle rates apply. 5. n Marks P. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

servant being sent 10 match Il China plate re.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

lalor'a lowest wholesale prices.
cy, No, l5l and Fl Charters
Hibbard's wild Cherry.
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
.Gouleyls Vegetable, Coleluania,
Hoo1andi & German, 0xygenatGd
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay WBteE,
Florida Water, Neon Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Low Brown Windsor,
jones Chemical,
Radway's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toll and Family,
Shaving Gre IS and Oompunda
OF oil descriptions.
PILLS.
NFight'a Indian Vegetable
Moltat's Life, BTandrethiB,
Morrisou's, Lees, New London,
Parr'a, sappington'B, Champ.
ioA's,
IGraetfenberg, Jayne's sanRtivs
lJayne's Aguo, Winor's Gsmo
mile,
Htbbard's Autf-blllsuB, Pster's,
Speneer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Osoper's, G0yerB Rheumatic,
Anderson's, AllehOsiais Health
Visitors Gentle Pufg8tive,
Allebasi5i Ague, Hooper'B,
lOhicRner'H sugRr-Cuatsd,
IGilbert's Auti-bilious, Book
with's,
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
lScotps Vegetable, Esg5n'B,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Lely's Female,
Louden's Indian Sanative,
LOuden's AHie, Holloway'B,
Hnlsted's ARti-Dyspeptie,
Gord0n's, McI4ane's Liver,
HAIR DYES,
Phalon's Magic, Batchalof'B,
GilmHu's instantaneous,
lBallrrd's, Jules HauoltB.
, lJAJue's American, East India
/ MISCELLANEOUS.
| DR.. MorEs's yuyigorRtlng Cor
dial.
lThorn's Extract,
.lTarraHt's Aperiont,
lTarFant's Elixir Of Rhubarb,
tCarter's Spanish Mixture,
| Mother Relief,
lToothlche UsOps,
tIsyOu,s Magnetic Powders,
! Ars. Kidleris Cordial.
tThompson's Eye Water,
| Watts Nervous Anti,
| Billings Astringent,
,sHYstt'e life BalsaE=.
f6icMuua's Elixir OF Oulu1,
lRadwNy's Ready Relisi,
lRa6wny's Resolyent,
tTarrRut's Iudeiiblc Ink,
pr Fitch'a Body BrAcss,
iDr, Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
IDr. Fitch's IRhaling Tubes,
EDr. Roses Preparations,
iWintr'H Arcanum Extract.
Teneur's Specific,
lAarshAll's Ggtholtcon,
, lDr. FitGh's Preparations,
tMors9's Compound Syrup OF
/ Yellow Dock,
Perry Davisis Pain Killer,
\ hE2wn' & Essence Of Ginger,
lMortimore'B Rheumatic Gona
pound
thortimote'5 Cordial Bitters,
my err s Extract Of Rock Bose,
iOrossnan's Specific,
lDr. Wards Specific,
lUphnm's Pile ElaGtuary,
ISteer's Opedilaoe,
Godfrey's Cordial,
tTurlinKtUn's Balsain,
lDF. Cullen's PrepRraions,
iBatelnan's Drops,
iDr. Jayue'B Family Medicines,
ISeidllfsani Soda Powders,
lEpph.L ) fluid Extract RuchR,
rILueiua Cordial,
d Juno Cordial,
HARRIS Remedy for Ffls.
81 Wilson'S Death Oh Rats oEC.t
tLsidY'E Er4sige Soap,
lKlrby's Cholera Drops,
lBglls Cholera Syrup,
!. iSpohpls Headache Remedy,
lGOnncll'H Mixture,
DIR. Aarchia's utsrius 0athoif,
oil can,
Oowan,s LithonttiBtlo,
lLoudeA's Preparations,
: Houghton's P1psip,
sCHEIDAM BCHHAPPB.
uts, and all dealers IN any Of thE
catalogue, will Bid 1t 70 tiieiF I'D.