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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-24

VNRUNKSg TRUNKS! TRUNkSl-5O SOLE
Il LEA THER and other Ladies' and Gents Travelling
Trunks; Vaices Carpet, Leather and Cloth Travelling
Bags in store and for sale by
c. W. d. HUTCHINGS.
RALEIGH March ID. 1855 EFT
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-24
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SOLD ID NJ
Stock Of Drugs Medicines, &C., to Messrs AM ~ II.
HUGHES. takes pleasure in recommending them ~ Vs.
friends competent Druggists and worthy young % HIM
He returns his thanks to those who have rMnnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
J. WRIGHT & co.
IF you WOULD ESCAPE

IF YOU WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING WEAKNESS,
DEFoRNITY OR PREMATURE DEATH.
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant Failing AntdOe Pain Earth
WARRANTED
To cure without smart quicker all ais that other things
resve moreover has and unmisakabe control
the many rnaades below named which dehes ALL other
remedies and medical skin.
l. Stops all pain even Of Burns, Instantly.
Heals Burns and Small Pcx, etc, free Of scars
s. Admits Scald to raise water blister or sore.
l. Takes away Old Sores fully.
g. Subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
g. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly
T. soothes Nerves to ease, quiet and strength
g. Restores action and strength to Pased Limbs.
O. Destroys Modification Instantly.
TO- Generates Flesh rotted thereby
H. Keeps on Black and Swelling after blows
H. Dissolves Cataracts and strengthens Sight.
49, Draws and heals Blistersfree Of smart or mark
H. Neutralizes posons and hnmor either hereditary
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles, rAbid AMI
mails, corrupt bodies or plants
BsoLUTELY
Now whether bgot believes 1t not Fire Poison In
Examination Modification Infection and HydrophobA the bor-
all Incipent Consumption Constipation Eryspe
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels, Peursy
Chronic Darrea Dysentey rendered comparatively
easily by child possessing but box Of
this iunocea mighty cheap, electric, rapid antdOe uni
versa suffering ,o
win forfeited, if does not save LIFE where all medical
science fails.
Use It daily astounded satisfaction praise hEoNE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and il has become the greatest
commercial sntidoe exant.
Refer Dr. " Mot New York the greatest surgeon, etc.
in America. and sll eminent ply scisns
Forsale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, By
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Watson Peter Williams II B
Watts II L col 2 Williams o
Watts Life G Williams Charles on board
Watts Carey ship Martha Rideout
Waters Henry Williams John board ship
Weeks A A st James
Wells Wyle Woodward Stephen NJ
Wells W I Woodward d 5
Webb James Wolfe James
Webb VIM WoOtten Geo I
Webb Roland G Wood Aaron
Wersein q l. Wood Jas D capt bark
Webster James Morgan
Weber Johann WOrey Anderson
Webb Thomas Woodruff W d
Wheldon Thomas Wolfe, Dash Il Fisher
Wetherell Thomas Wolfe Claiming
Wiltbanks Geo + Woodson Vim
Wiswall Samuel Woods John H V
Willis Rachel Woodruff Sprague & co
Wilkins w w WOodin 2
Witherel Thomas Womack I j
Wigs VIM Work Oscar ship Frank
Wingfield w Haynie
Wingteld F G Wolff Harvey
Wild William Wyatt Geo +
Wybem VIM .
Young Samuel G ship H Putnam
Initials.
To the Coroner of the Parish of ST. Bernard To
the Clerk or Agent of the steamer Ingomar.
memnon. To the Editor Of the Press. TIC
the President and Directors of the Asylum foI
Coored Orphans.
ST. MARKS, P. NJ.
New ORLEANS, March &c, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Two weasels found an egg. I" Let us not fight foI
~ said the elder weasel bat enter into partner
ship Very good" said weasel the younger /; so
taking the egg between them, each sucks an end
Ny children" said Redtapes, the attorney q though
you have bat one client between yon, make the mos
out Of him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Lady Mary Wortley is arrived I have 500, -.
think her avarice, her dirt and her yivaev ~
increased Her dress, her language, is galimstias
OF several couatresthe groundwork rags. and ,hs
embroidery aastiness. She needs no cap, no haud.
kercniei, no gown, no petticoat, no shoes. An old
black-laced hood represents the first the Ar If a
horsemans ccat which replaces the third serves for
the second dimity petilcoat is deputy and otiei
ates for the fourth and slippers act the part Of the
last Letters Of Horace walpole.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
Ysh Orleans 1aiIp Crescent.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
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sin,n;fv f,ree,av,s fssoa and IL is this vhotavar
man sells over and above ~ rcuch as IA necessary
for III own eons,mption tends 10 reduce him 10 nov.
srtv Erro the man who sells the most i The noarest
man. Resplepdept logic
.But contiones Mr. Greeley ssif Southern econom.
ists reject "a sound test s the above, Of the wealth
and resources of a ueone thew surely cannot object
TO estimate them by the earned surplus on hand in
the form of taxable property. If this be done, how
stand the slave and Free states in comnarative e.
innate. Massachusetts. with population in 1850 of
ee45l4. possessed personal and real estate to the
amount Of s57s $40 600. virginia. with population
1T the same period Of AL ol possessed in real and
,,ara,,ef ronertv eaal n4e oao nd th;s c.,,or;so
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
wMER,s CANADIAN vERn1rrar.

safe in its operation ea,ly administered than
other Some Of the symptoms Indicate the existence
Of worms in the bowels follows The counenance 10
pale Of eaden color and suused occasional Pushes
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath fd the upper lips
swollen feelings in the uo hch patient
his the sleep disturbed the patient awakening in
great fright and Is liable to starting and grinding his the
appetite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes vorAeious and
at others feeble, and in some Il is depraved.
To the following certificates others might be added
but believed that these sufficient to establish the fact
that Winers Canadian Yermfuge is a superior remedy for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
LIST OF LETTERS

Uncslled for and Remaining In the Post-
ONCE Mt New Orleans mp 20
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1855.
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wIner's Canadian vermlruge,,

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs--wARRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and Enec,ual
Remedy for Worms
tits fact established beyond the shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony Of the physicians THAI
than hreeonrihs Of the disease with children are
afflicted caused by worms thousands Of children die
annually from those diseases when the known
attributed something Various are the preparations
which recommended for worms but experi.
enee has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however has at length been attained remedy found which
has failed destroy worms wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported By the testimony mos; emf
nent yscau and respectable the country The
RENE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

- DouBrFuL DocrRlSE.-n Rent is robbery y saws a
French author because when tenant has maid in
rent OF yearly instaments the full cost Of the build
that il unjustn NSsonu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Men Of genius are rarely much ANNOYED bv the
company o. vulgar people, because they have the
power o. looking at such persons as objects OF amuse
ment Of smother race altogether
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

GAs E1xTUREs-tsAs FIxFU0Es--
HENDERSON GAINES,
- No. 81 Canal street.
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, Hall Lamps
and Lanterns Msntel Lights Portable and Drop Lights
OF French English and American manufacture in the greatest
variety, and al
Low PRICES.
AS-When desired, they will be put up.
N IA very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always or
hhd SELF IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

We the undersigned having frequently administered medi
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner town designated
Wner's Canadian Veifuge" being fully satisfied with it's
efficacy confidently recommend and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of worms from the Inc canal
@. o'REILLY
Icentate Of the R. G. Of Surgeons in Ireland ETC.
G. W. DICKINSON,
Member of the R. c. Surgeons in London, etc.
From the Rev. j. Flanagan, Of Binbrook G. WI
j. WiSER-Sr have made the Of your Canadian Yer
mifuge and With the most happy results In my own family
and in which has my knowledge the expul
sion Of worms has followed the administering of your verm
uge and here prefers the other rs lis effects are
certain and children take it readily which is great point
gained in giving medicine to children
July l6, 1916. JOHN FLANAGAN
ka- The physicians generally "Wner's Canadian
Nermuge" This medicine is simple vegetable preparation
and can always be administered proper safety
dence as to the rest H. will always destroy worms and
store the patient 0 heslth
az Over one thousand certificates have been sent
agents fro planters merchants physicians bearing
nony to the efficacy Of the Invaluable remedy.
Ra- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Cheunis,
and wholesale Druggist, Hamilton Canada West
Sold, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT ACO.,
Nos. n and l5l OhaTtIes street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
RILLIAItD TABLE uANUFACTUREE-
ALL STYLES

ALL STYLES.
B. ANTOGNINI, Nos. u and IA Cont street.
Between Charities and Old Leyee,
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL. BILLIARD TABLES, six and eight
feet Billiard Tables, with Marble Wood Tops Cush
full and complete every the line Man
ufactuer Of India Rubber for Cushons Pchnhoe Bag
atelle, Roulettss balls and Pins for TenPn Alleys Lot etc
ECONOMICAL STOVES
Portable and up order, with crockery cast iron
tops
Rs-Waluut Wood for sale DIS "
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ fat@t sawed Notwithstanding both dressed
rom the very best heart timber for sale S4 for rough
and ~ per NJ for dressed m lois to suit purchasers.
RB- Lumber sawed 10 order.
f-9 ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin.
~ FOsTER,S SLAVE DEPOT, I57 COMMON
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iron.
Hers and General House Servants Also buys and sells
SA rs on commission Having the family part
The large three building Slaves
ne hest depot in the city and well furnished for the eomfsn
dit T.FosTER.
STRAUSS CORN AND FLOUR MILL, so
~ avoahy known throughout the southern
sve possessing the combined qualities Of being
IRON frame using only the hest French Stone
lower which being fast spindle
no bush to get loose having
bearer.
full supply in store and for sale the usual prices.
S Il. GILMAN,
my I'M No 10 tirayier street, New Orleans.
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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT,s PATENT

Notice Is hereby given that the rgued have acquired
by special with the pat ntee the Patent
the sale IN Louisiana Of the above article.
All orders and addressed
New Orleans.
Cbbrs and Retailer whose solicited will
piled On favorable terms.
Bs-For sale also retail.
HENDERSON GAINES % Canal street.
R5The above ingenious invention has been in hut two
and has attained popularity rarely eQualed in the his
tory Of in enons It needs only trial satisfy
OF It's utility. Where 1t Kept running from the commence
mcn OF the flies will become sufficiently numerous
to be troublesome Kept running night they will
quoes which will be attracted the preference
algLtinE nerNnms In the MI II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
silence that Dreadful CoughI


The work of the destroyer has begun The Lungs
danger Resort
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain Are you notheri Your
daughter-yOur Idol and earthly oy-s bed Of Ian
gushing; pale cheek and cscaed show that she
wasting away The sepulehra cough pains your aud
sckens your soul; it is the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

~ FERANDA HOTEL-THfs BEAUTIFUL S
f tb shment j. for rent ae for wears. 70
LII terms inquire the premise Comp street and La
fayrtte square. mis- 1T
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SOUND OF DEATH


There remedy that will stop the Cough and save her rO,
the consunptives grave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Proc F. RICHARDSON will give INSTRUCTIONS, dav and
evening No IS St CHARLES street. Of Common in
Writing Arithmetic, Algebra eomtry Trzouoms;ry Men
surn on Surveying. Engineering, Navigation Perspective
Architectural and Ornamental Draw with thorough
tions in Sechiug from Greek Latin English,
FRENCH Spanish and will Taught by competent
fesors. Evening Glasses will be formed for Private
ims mcions will be gixen 90 Ihnsa who al.h. NIB lY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

YOUNG MANI
Your hectic uh cough and feeble limbs tell Of fearful
bodngs and loss Of hope Just absut e consunpfoa
sheds hegrcyushing blight fue you need not
despair An Is stretched forth save youo soo1hs and
heal your wounded lungs. It is DR.. DAVIS
Compound syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
is admitted by body that Davis Compound Syrup
Of Wind Cherry and Tar the only remedy will positively
GU RE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough
splitting Of blood
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 co.
p and Isl Charres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

ITO COUNTRY MERCBANTS-JUST RECEIV-
Il ed on consignment om the mauuf tcturars-
80 cases OAK TANNED RUssErs, Doube Buck and
Kevittia.
q cases LADIES FINE Su0FS, assorted.
e. Mems Boys aud Youths BROGANS.
Which will be sold very low by
ml6 II J. b VALENTINE & CO, 81 Common st.
GmUT MILLs-SMUT MILLS
The MOST APPROVED PATTERNS IN store and for sale
by GEO W SIZER
fe3 Sn corner Magazine and Poydras streets.
SHARP's RIFLES SHARP's RIFLES
Y D E 4 D RI c H,
Agents for
SHARP'S RIFLES
in New Orleans
fe2i 2p6t-3plm OF Canal and ROYAL SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
THE SHAD.

The most interesting, to housekeepers, OF
all fish, is the common shad, which may be
regarded not only as source OF wealth but
as miracle of nature in its multiplication
and continuance. Notwithstanding thou
sands of myriads are destroyed 10y the asen-
CIV of man, and tens of thousands of myriads
in the ova state, we find an undiminisned
abundance year after year, which can only
be accounted for by their extraordinary crea-
tive ability. They spawn about torty-hVe
thousand to each female. They ascend our
rivers from the lst Of April to the III OF June,
for the purpose of spawning, which they ac-
complisb in the same manner that pass no.
except that the male fails to cover the osa.
This necessary operation is periorued by the
ebbing and flowing tide. The organization
of this fish, says MIR. Peil, enables IT to
breathe either salt or fresh water, and, taking
advantage of this fact, have been enabled TO
breed them in ponds, and, from numerous ex-
perimeuts, am led to believe that shad live
but single year, and thus, when they pass
down our rivers, after spawning, they are SO
weak aud emaciated that they fall an easy
prey to voracious fish. They take the circuit
of the sea, commencing in the regions OF the
North Pole, in schools equallng in extent the
whole of Great Britain and France. When
thew reach the coast of Georgia they separate
into imn ense squadrons, and as the season
advances, run up all the rivers on our coast
followed a little later By the herring. The
shad lives upon suction, and feeds upon the
apimalculn in the water, while swimming
Food has never been discovered IN the oouy
of shad when opened, and they never bite d
ha;ted hook
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY g, 1855
SILENT SUFFERING.

OIL
Few people are aware of the many cases of
the keenest suffering for the plalnest necessa-
ries of life, through pride or modesty' or a
d;sI;ke IN make the true circumstan noes known.
Mapy families and heads of families, who
bays lived in a style of affiuence, ease, and
comfort have, through the recent revulsion,
been reduced to want, suffering and perjury.
A case recently came to our knowledge, that
was Of character to touch the finest emo
tons of the heart--a gentleman OF good
habits and correct departments, holding
place in this city which enabled him to sup
port his wife and little ones 10 good styie'
and all were comfortable and happy.
cheerful home and pleasant family circie
we're always his, in Brooklyn. But rn's
pleasant scene was soon to be changed. 1he
great reyulsion rested heavily upon all class
en- of the community. lie lost his employ
mept and his income, and with most inter
estinc and lovely wife to partake OF his Joys
and sorrows; she invited him to be cheerful,
and try TO rise above what she believed 10 be
hut a temporary embarrassment; but days
and weeks passed, and no change for the bet
ter came. The cold. desolate winter was up.
on them, and no comforts were there. No
supplies, and no money all was de.ohtion,
darkness, and despair. Could his clrcum'
stances be made known to friends and &C.
ouaintances all would DO well; but pride was
in the way, aud it could not be submitted to.
He left his house for tue purpose OF retec-
ton and silent thought. AS he passed by
market-place, he stepped in, and, as he
supposed, unno.iced, took piece OF meat,
and slyly placed it under his coat and lett
The proprietor of the place saw all thai TOOK
place, and babe policeman, who was ut hano'
to watch the poor man. and see where ne
went. The policeman did as requested. lie
followed the distressed father and husband to
his beart-broken wife and starving children;
and. after be had been in his house some ~
teen or twenty minutes, the kind policeman
rang the bell; the gentleman came to the
door, and whispered in low voice: You
have detected me-will you walk in?" The
policeman did 90 in, and he found the wife
and children devouring the raw beef; tor they
had no fire wherewith to cook it. The sight
was too much to behold The officer could
not restrain his tears. He babe the family
good night, and retired. He returned to dis
close to the market.man what he had wit
messed. His sympathy was deeply enlisted,
and, ere the, setting of another days sum-
through the fundamentally OF a few benevo-
lent persons, this devoted little group we're
placed beyond want, and the cold realities oil
poverty. How many such cases OF distress
there may be in our midst can only be known
to those who seek them out. True reliSion
consists in visiting the widow and the father
less in their afh lotion. "-C. s. Hotel Dnec-
i0yn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
PAIL AT ATHENS.

Many VIE go to Athens, or to Rome or
to other illustrious cities, think only OF
their splendid architecture, or OF the oea1t.
ful paintings, the exquisite sculpture ana
act as if they had forgotten that they had
been baptized into the visible church, ana
some Of them called into the true and living
church of the Lamb. Let Us look, by way
of contrast, at the conduct OF the apostle
Paul. one who was in the world, and over
came il. He visited the most illustrious
capital on the earth, that capital which
was called the eye Of Greece, the University
of the World, whose fanes were unrivaiied
for their beauty, whose Academy was the
retreat of wisdom; by the banks OF whose
Iissus a Socrates, a Plato, Zenophon, ana
the most illustrious of Greece daily and hour
" trod. The apostle had taste, genius eau
cation. talents; be had, to use q modern
nhrase. "astbetical culture" just as much
A. any Of those who claimed the monopoly
of it. But when he went to Athens be saw
none of its splendors; be was eaptlvated oy
nothing of it's beatty; he turned bis back ny
on its temples, its schools its lofty halls, Its
glorious monuments; ard he saw In that
Clear light which came down from heaven
but one painful and terrible spectacie-a city
wholly given to idolatry; its moral ruin over
nowered in his mind all it's artistic magnl-
feence.---Doctor Cummings "4pOcatypt'e
Sketches" --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA I.
CAPITAL OVER S25O,OOO.

AND i'NSlA AMI Ii y = IL Las
The charter OF this Company offers more +,
vorabe advantages 10 the farmer and o,Ss,,
than any other company chartered in the S,,..
by lnsuring with or without premium po.e-
Il the applicant prefer, he can pay eill ano.r,
OF the premium in cash, or by efec'lry A c,,,
insurance for two years, the insured SAVES an.
eighth OF the amount he would otherwise b,,.
10 pay: or by becoming member, and giving ,
small premium note. the insured saves near,
one half OF the amount charged yS.ocK Comm.
MES, when insuring from year TO year. This,
the advantage resulting from The combination n
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced issuing poci.,
against loss or damage by fire. on toe 10Th NJ
March, 1884, since which time over i've ,hog
sand seven hundred persons have insured and B..
come members of the Company, and over ,b,r.y
thousand dollars have been paid tor lo,.e, =
Having trebled our business during the p...
year, We ieeI grateful tor the liberal parrora,.
bestowed upon the Company thus tar, and fort,
fattering prospects OF future usefulness Il.
Directors hope and believe that by prudenr.
caution and rigid system OF economy ,hsy
will establish for TINS Company a Iepura,I,,
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by ary
Company in the [. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses nayb.
determined by three disinterested arbitrator o.
the County where such loss happened 10 be m1
tually chosen by the insured and the COMPANY
N A. 4, =