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slrb Orleans gailg Gtestent
Froaden Flowers,



Wbere are some hearts that, iike the loving vine,
Cling Ia unkindly rocks and ruined towers,
SHIRTS tbst sifsr and do not reptne--
Patient ind sweet az owy.trodden flowers
That Fggsl Ito nasstr's heel arise,
And qiye back odoTons breath instead Of sighs
Ant there are other hearts that will not feel
4he iaaily love that h&nnts their eyes and ears;
ygEef wound foad faith with anger worse than STEEL
Aha oat nf PHYS spring draw idle tears,
oh Eafafe shall ever b. thy will
mi things with good to mingle, good with i'll
why should tbs heavy foot Of sorrow press
The RiIliag heart Of accomplishing love
Meek charity that shrnks not from distress,
tenileness both her tyrants TO Ieproye2
Though virtue weep forever and lament,
Will56ne hard heart turn 10 her and relent2
Why should The reed be broken that will bend;
aud they that dry the tears In others eyes
Feel their own anguish yelling without end,
Their sumner darkened With the smoke of signs
Sure Love 10 some fair Eden OF bis own
win ilee 1t last, and leave us here alone.
Love Weepefh always -weepeth for the past,
For woes that are. for woes that may betide
why should NOT bard ambition weep at last,
Envy and hatred, ayarice and pride?
Fate whispers. sorrow is your lot,
They would be rebels-love rebeleth not
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Found Dead
Whav ei4,,na har dad

They found her dead
One snowy morning in the open street,
Her cold cheek resting on the pearly sheet
Around her spread.
and on her lips quiet smile reposed,
As If 10 sleep, liles weary dream had closed.
She slept the last; last sleep
Desth's seal was on her brow, and she had passed,
Tired and suffering, to Der home at last,
Leaving no friends To weep,
No loving oHes 10 come at sunset hours
To sprinkle on her bosom tears and flowers.
No warm and gentle hand
Elaspe5 hers 10 tenderness asin the night
She went out gently from ibis world'Qf Light
into the shadowy land
no earthly watcher fingered at her side
10 hear her last Low mnrmur when she died
But did she die alone2
No not alone: One friend keptWatch with her,
One gentle voice, Que loving smile was near
The desoate unknown;
One hand Of mercy led her DER Deaths foam,
Into the better land to friends and home.
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a kicking story /.

very handsome friend OF ours, who few weeks
ago was poked ont Of comfortable office up the
river has betakeu himself 70 Bangor for time TO re-
cover from the wound inflicted upon bis feelings BY
our unprincipled and immolating administration
Change OF air. must have had an instant effect upon
his sprits fort from Gaena he writes US an amusing
letter, which among other things tells OF desperate
uuars that took place on board Of the boat between
real live toursta and real live Yankee settler The
latter tfod the toes Of the former whereupun the
former Threatened 70 kick out Of the cabin the
latter.
q You'll kick me cut OF this eabinp?n
Yes, sir, I'LL kick you out of this cabin n
You'll kick me, Mr. Hitchcock, out Of this cab.
Yes, sir, I'LL kiek you, Mr.. Hitchcock ~
Well, j guess, said the Yankee, very cooly after
being perfectly satisfied that it was himself that stood
ia such imminent danger of assault ~ guess since
You talk Of kicking you We never heard me tell about
old Bradley and my mare to ham n
+" No. sir, nor do wish
/" Wall, guess it won't set you back much, any how,
as kicking generally best to be considered on. You
see old Bradley Is one Of those sauctimonious long
laced hypocrites, who put On religious suit every
Sabbath day morning, and with good deal Of screw
ing manages to keep it on till after sermon in the
afternoon; and as | was Uniyeraast, he alters
picked me out as subject for religious conversation
and the darned hypoerte would talk about heaven,
hell and the deyil-the cFaeihXon and PRAYER with
out ever waking. Wall, he had an old roam mare
chat would jump over any fourteen rail fence in Hill
nois and open any door In my barn that hadn't
padl0ck on it. tn or three times found inmy
stable, and told Bradley about it, and he was VERY
sorry--an unrny animal-wouId watch her and a
null lot Of such things; all said in a serious manner
with face twice as long as old deacon Farrar's on
sacrament day.
knew, all the time he was lying and so Watched
im and his old roam tn and lor three nights regu.
lar, old roam came To my stable about bed time and
Just at daylight Bradley would come bride her and
ride oil. then just took my old mare down to
baGk5miths shop, and bad some shoes made with
.eofkS about four inches long and had 'en nailed an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Reflections al a Tea Table.

Know ye the land where the hot toast and muffin
Are embIems of deeds that are done in their
spheres
Where scandalous stories and hints about muffin
Now melt into whispers, now rise into sneers
Know he the land where the liquids and cake
Their cireuUlyolutions consecutive make;
Where Pompeys strong arms are oppressed with
Pekoe
And the air wakes faint with the scent of the sIOe
Where malice produces its bitterest fruit,
And the voice of detracton can never be mute
Where the tiuts of the story, the shades OF the lie,
In number though varied, in iasehood may vie,
And the venom of scandal is deepest in dye;
Where virgins OF fifty strange ringiets entwine,
In the fond nsc0nception OF looking divine Z
Ills the land of the tea-pot the realm of the tray,
Can we smile when we know what their votares say
Oh false as The curls of their ancentest belle,
Are the hearts which they bear, and the tales which
they tell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIllMANSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA,-Closes on the ith and 18th of
each month, at 6 P. M, Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth Of each month
S. Postage to South Pacific: Letters, S4c; papers,
Sc,
RB-Postago to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia etc, via England bypacket or private
ships, 33 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
lOtents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, . cents, prepaid.
30 Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers. &c.
So Postage to Bogota (New Granada Letters, I8o.;
papers, &c.
eB-Postage to China, Ney South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: loo. prepaid.
The postage to places on the West coast Of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter.
S4cents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
R#- me postage to New Granada Directs 10 cents
sihgle rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
me sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, Via San FrancisCo1 is on
each single letter, 10 cents PAYABLE in advance
- The single letter rate to California and Oregon ia
10 cents, prepaid On newspapers, etc, the do.
nestle rates apply.
NsW ORLEANS, November l, 1865.
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A short Tale of Ecnale Herolsm.


In the month of June a peddIer and his wife nre
scented themselves at shutdown az the door Of little
farmhouse at Boaie in France and requested per.
mission of the farmer to stay over night, A small
room was consigned to them as the farmers wife was
confined to her bed The next day was Sunday and
the farmer and his servants went TO church The
ueddler also started to 90, and there reaned in the
house the wife OF the farmer newborn infant. the
peddlers wife, who feigned Illness and 4 child six
years Of age Scarcely had the peOpIs none ont
when the peddlers vile armed WITH knife presented
herself at the red of the sick woman and demanded
her money or her life The poor woman. sick and
weak delivered M her KEYS and desired tia little bov
to show the apartments. She rose softly from her
bed. followed the pedder's wife without being heard
and having beckoned the child out Of the room
locked the door. She then desired tile child IA rim
for his father and desire linn 10 bring assistance
The child did not lose an instant, but by s1r5Tisi1r
fatality met the peddler on the road who had stolen
from the church To assist his wife in the
robbery, Inc paddIer asked lie Child where he yyas
going, he answered that he was Going to seel, his
father, as an attempt was made to rob him. Tie
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passenger on board one Of the steamers from the
Channel Islands says The Frenchman's story
seems TO me expressive. Oae morning the cabin boy
came TO him for his boots. Boots feeblF sounded
IRON the berth, All sare You may take Eem SHAH
want zem marry more,a
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HARDWARE.

JED'H WATERMAN, cHAs N. WATERMAN.
So, J. WATERMAN a. BROTHER,
sszz1 IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
,,r,-,r, Hardware,
PLOWs,
IRON,
CARPENTERS',
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINEs
TACKLE, NETS, etc, etc
S8-Asents for YOST PLoW AND sCRAPER-lsigu Of
the Anvl} No IA MAGAztNE STREET, corner of Common
street New Orleans oily
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RgY-THER SMART.-Tn the town of S., in the
State Of New Jersey, there is tavern kept by one
Tom Rey. He is celebrated in the neighborho0d for
his genuine wit and ready powers of repartee.
One Of his "setters," Familiarity known as Mac,
who, in the memory Of the coolest inhabantn was
never known to refuse drink, was one day invited
up to Toms bar to "take suthinn
Mac stepped forward with his usual aacrity in &C.
cepting such invitations, and proceeded to pour into
his glass horn Of "red eye" which an ordinary
mans gorge like Homlets, would have risen at,
and to conceal the quantity be covered the glass
with his dgits or rather seized it as be would the
handle Of an ak to split wood with, and when about
to drink be was asked to take some Stoughton bit.
tiers in his liquor. Before he could answer Tom Rey
replied very quietly, as he wiped off the bar "Stough-
toms! Mac take Stoughtons? Why, he amt got
room in that tdmbler.n
In Cork" says O'Connell " remember super
numerary erier, who had been put in the place of an
invalid, trying TO disperse the crowd by exclaimng
with stentoran voice - All you blaGkguards that
isn't lawyers, lave the presince Of the Court ntrey
or I'll make ye, by the powers
EXCESSIVE PUGNACITY.-There is a man down
East SO excessively pugnacous that he goes out on
windy day to get good biolo.
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, Decertar1
will adjudicate, my office at II O'clock N The aIovs
contracts, $50
nj It T. THEARD. Comptroller
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eember next will adPcate office, nj II O'Clock, NJ,
the above contract,
n2G ut Il. THEARD Comptroller.
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49,
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- "a tA Ne" WItt talh ,z sAip section OIL gte poft
tE. i'.' E'gluE IN , 't'5.s!S z'''tla' a.
ie5 @ s'tli "ii j Aet1EltIce WIN me INES
60 t ~ ilI} a. = ~ 10y zutsl "
,te ~ y " nj @ lE'~t4I =" Le 0I.YE{oF may
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w. y ,gig{ gu! nun D. pace one on level win
~ ~ @ - ~. '.t.F s. y wy. ldth'
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T7pAVI1 % UFlUXIE1lFI DIsRTR 10TH !

EPAVE DlU DEUXIE3sE DIsRTRICT-ua
rue DetbEny, entire les Fueo arnHe ct DuHatne,
Uoe ycbe rouge cbeee blanc sous lie gen.re L. boa Do
Fgreils dr'ite cpHpee marquee
seex orete gsoehe Fou6 ct eadq des5o1s da
Ia att yachc pas recaee jours ct frais
AS ser3 yend1e eee.4re Rubltqqe au dit Depot
q. O.. FfEIiF!I FR ti5p8r7issajre des rues.
Noavslle.orlsars, % 1oyembe ISIS. n25 az
SECOND DISTRICT POUsD--Was Drought
To- he Second District Pound DeFby street. between
One back cow Win greysh spots rfeht ear marked swallow
fork, and left 4v Qndsrb hrHuded the right hip,
One While She goat without horns with collar apdp white
Two white and black She goats.
bfr bNck she CONT with wlsite E1ots.
One Wlie shc goat with 1aeb spots lo ear uDde5it and
o1a Vile grey ana lack spotted she goat, with The esd Of
one WIFI she s5ae with st horns
woeh g , sm94 "a. within 5ags and te expenses hess
ToS S SoSsp5s = 5 25S psai6 &c., NJ 'a Poa =
-, 4 0. EG4ouIER, Street commis5ioasFs
T. ruEAED, Compuoisr.
FPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT. ii
entro les rHes du Maine e, St Alne. genuine eDav4s--
loe ya he nof tel1es de esis 'oTe9 droie c9a26e9n
Eur @eyre blanche coros= co er esua che
i}g'S c6evfcs blnches ct roires
Lue ghevre bruno ct blanche
Inc clagrg noife.l cbetee blanc,
goe esyTg q ss gs no 5 of2 F4gGhs sehan
g tye blanche nehetes de & ct de noir, lie boutde
uechtyre h.aurbt, sons cornes
@ g s9 x s dn25 5 9ass S e.
pot, lie LtNDI, 20 noyem6re 1895, midi,
Sonycleareans lie l5aoyan,bre, 1863 MO 22T
FoUItTH DISTRICT FOUND was brought
a TO the Fo4fh District Pound on jackson street, between
o"4 by horse poqy about ~ dshsh blind Of the right
ron ne Hpr
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EPANM % 0UATaIMMM DIsTRIoT-LI q

I7EltE y DI- VAI AIaIH1iN DISTRICT-Il a
H etc conduit dGp0tdes epayes uariGme District rue
jackson entire les rnes Laurel ct Constance, aBave
Tn muEtan blanc, maFqUn 600 Ia croupe
DeiN mouiena baues, marlues 900 sur la csoupe
iletN hhiers blaheS nquts 900 snr Ia croupe5
Ea5=ghp.
In outun blanc n,,rqut cote droit eli sur lie cote
gRlche,
@ blncs marques sur lie cote droit ct sur lie
cote gaHChe.
Uue mule bruno denyiron 55 mains de haut Ayeuge ss
deuX yeux, nyHnt des marques de Hnrnas
Une cheYre blanche, coruss.
Une rheyre jaime, taChetee dc blanc.
Uue petite CheyTe bruno.
une cheYre blanche tAchaee de nOr an cdu
Une ehGvre noe ayRnt L. blanc collier cuff
UHe rheVre blanche, ayRnt Ia tGte Ell lie jaime
81 les dts snmanI pas rbcames dix iours
ais payes lis vendus ench6re pubiuue su dit de-
pot lie MARDI, 7 decembre, 1858, d II heures, A. NJ
c. o. FLEGHIER Commssaire Ies rres
houTelle-O Orleans, y noFembre, 1858, n2i 30 d.
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Schedule OF Mails.

EXCESSIVE uGNACITY.-There is man down
asst SO excessively pugnacious that he goes out on
indy day to get good biolC
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COMPI ROLLER'S OFFICE
City of New Orleans, Nov. %, 1855, )
. f No. Ais.
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President Board Of Assistant &darrI,ar
Approved November T. 1858. 'li''"'
.igned GERARD STITH, Mayor, ng4
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|'t t5isnodl 's''2s 1913 GERARD srIrH, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given tint on SATURDAY, an of De-.
cember next vii aijHdcate my Office, L o'clock Nj
the above contract
NJ I2- 4 rHEARn. O -mntrnIIer.
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{ No. 1860. ]

Signed INO, L. LEWIS Mayor
Notice is hereby given TINT MONDAY the 6 il Of De
cembar next will adudcato my office at O'Clock NJ
the above collections.
ms III T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY sth Instant
will adiudieate At my office u O'Clock NJ Inc above con-
tract - ~ 80 -
dl Il T, THEARD. Cnn1ntroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ClMPTRnLLEN'S OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, November %, 1853 :

President BO4Td Of Aldermen!
[Sgnedl FRANCIS AlPUENtE,
Preai+ent Board u Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 2}d November 1857
lSgnedl A. d. CROSsMAN, Mayor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
70 the EeiIs Of Peter kaufman.

UNION COUNTY g..
- The Common wealth of Peu1svlra-
T. :. MA 90 Daniel haufmar, Whr lives
- III Eat.a county. Michigan Henry,
Taa ..v-s iu y Era..J Clll-r, Ind Z John. uae
.- S-nuE Co, Oh.c, Jacob, who lives ,a
Mercer county, Penn G Peer, who lives 10
S.arL county. Ono William. who lives 10
Jn.an cg9nty, PelH'a ; Esther, who was mar
RED 60 DAME. Meyer. aud is new widow,
aud lives ia S-ars county, Oh4g and Calha-
TIe; and The issue Of The following named
children, Wh- are dead. 10 VII: Hannah. who
vas married 90 George S.ear. and died near
thirty years ago, leaving .he following child
Ten namely; Daulel. Peer, Margaret who was
married 90 EPlraim Long. and is now a wid.
0w. and He.iy, who IS married % Samuel
Sn.veiy, these a. reside an Union coualv.
PeIEa d, except He,tr. who lives IN Stephen
son county, Illinois, and sarah. who was mar.
ried TO John Nohn and died some Two Years
age, leaving her husband surviving. and lea.
Wing The following named children. 70 wit:
Peter, VINO iITes IN Stephenson county. HI
ECis solomon, who lives 10 Chester county,
Pean q John, who died soon after the aiorc-
said inieSiate, leaving two children. Peter
and Julian, who reside in Stephenson county.
Illinois; Margaret, married 70 Heury Faust.
and lives IN Logan county. Ohio; Susan. who
vas married to Jacob Faust. and lives an STARK
county, Ohio Elizabeth. who is married 10
William Beachler. and lives in Union county.
Penn'a; Sarah, who Is married to Alexander
Ben!er, and lives not far from Tifin. OHIO;
Hannah, who Is married 10 George Beachler,
zDi lives 10 Union county. Penn'a Margaim,
sbo s married 10 Ira kinman. and lives in
kispnsnsDn county. Illinois; aud Esther, who
"a named % R0ber Taylor, and lives in In
gph eDDhiy. PeBn'a- heirs and legal represen-
iSityrs n Peter Kaufman. late Of Hartley
fssr LeE.s) Township, in The county atore-
ssas. deceased. GTeetiry
Whereas, By sn iuqgsS, for that purpose
ssIy spSf6si ~ lbs OTphaus' Court Of the
spssty sferssxd. the real estate Of the said
tfasf kssswsb. deed, was appraised at and
~ ~ ssm efigsniy-one dollars and seventy
tse esfis per acre, amounting together 10 the
SO - i~sbiY-siI hundred and nIneiy-seyen
f95ssfs fTzss5) And whereas none Of The
sefs ~ ne ssid deceased appeared in Court.
~ ~ fsistb u the said inquisiiion, to take
fls Fffsists therein mentioned a, the ap-
ttEiseesbi. yon and every OF you are there
isfs tettby siisd H. be and appear at the next
ssssfsi Dftssss' Court To be held al Lewis
is,ys lsf ise eonaiy Of Union, on The 18Th day
~ sstiss6bsf ssIi, 10 accept or refuse toiake
~ ssiA Pfemisss Al the said appraised price;
SID ~ esse ~ refusal or neglect 10 take same.
ss aforesaid, then To show cause why the
ssWe sbsnh net be sold. Br THE Counr.
wiiaesa nay hand, and the seal of said
'inat' a. Lewisburg, the sih day of June, 4. (
y tsAs, libo~dl sAML RousH, Crk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
Still Another Opportunity


w L take tins method Of informing the
w oiuzens OF LeWISbugg and SURROUNDING
country. that We are again wl,h them Ter a
short ume. and nov ofeT them better ar.icle
and al lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the cid stand above Christ 4
Caldwell'S Drug Store, aud having much bel
ter light than We had in our cid rooms. and
more convenient ROOMS in every respect. We
shall be better able 10 accommodate. Pe,sous
having pictures q deceased frls IDS CT relatives sLh
they would Ike 10 hsvs ced Transferred g. s,r On
much larger scale hare q done on short Ga:ef
and Tie copies vii - s.rrauied % D. e4uailr as rod
and Sometimes better than tho~e which hey ere takp
from fersous wanting Plo.orsIl Il can hsre them M
prices ranging from s. q So F.riBfcs q persons con
taei 70 ther rooms through sckuess, and - deczeI
persons kyu - tie shortest notice % ti,ir pcs.
Qictarus of young children aiken in s,c1a m irf
light Outdoor Views u buildings &c, taken C. esir
autrot!Is .seturts taken on DARK AID rainy oiss
er than hagutrreotyros tse cicsrtst and srri;et
tieiurrs trorn ~ cts. - 80 70 suit TIE purchaser We
eAteDd cordial invitation 20 all 10 call and see Is ana
examine our specimens, cther they want Yirrrs q
not hemgnter tie slEes. r0aIls ever Christi C-sels
Mammoth D;us St0rr WestGdy &c please
&cARTT Ant
n B-lnStruetioEs siTeR in The art, and splass;us
furnished al tie lowest Vrccs PeTsgns ssliu j-r
the business can now have opportuuity rot n u l.,
with lev Sls5UTg, oos- 2, ls57
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F OR SAL T

- Ny Residence. en- North Thru street.
Il. LewlsburE, 81 e.. front, aui inc.uE.ar
hack building 8 T. deer. basement. and
Alacs finished. Every convenience N .Ae
way @. OU,-tulidInss.
Also. Hall Lot On Market s.. opposite
;. R.sCr residence, wi,h . good " ell 81 Va
ler aa1 lew Siab.e ; VEN desirable Isg ba>.-
tess stand. ~ residence, ,or eo.h oom5.Ee5N
Also. other Lots, some vIih and some
without Buildings JOHN LOChE.
Luwlslurg, OcJ. :. 1885.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

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