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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
The Latest Improvements
Challenge the World
PRODUCE ANYTHING EQUAL TO THEM.

They contain all the REAL Improvements that have
been invented and successfully applied Sewing Machines
thus making them of general utility and practical
worth applied to the purposes Family Plantation
ing, than thing yet produced.
These Machines fast spreading throughout the city and
country and wherever known supersedng others
daily coming from every place they known
and sales increasing beyond expectations.
sold SELL large numbers. They perfect
Lock Stitch, which may he graduated any size pleasure.
Machines perfectly complete construction
they require the frequent application of Leather Pas
Loop Checks which such yexatuns
aud trouble for they exceedingly simple that child Of
years age successfully them
All the principal features requisite for Family Sewing
chine will be found exist these degree
they snly examined gain the admiration
dence of ALL
Machines will be fully and kept
one year free Of charge.
No. 30 Canal Street.
do 2plmSw NJ S. HEDRICK.
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Old School
BIank Books.

Just received full and complete stock of BLANK BOOKS
made OF best English Blue Laid Paper full Russia Of
all descriptions of Rningconsng of Super ROYAL ROYAL
Medium and Deny from pagcsa warranted to be
of superior workmanship all partcuaror sale at the
lowest possible prices
Complete sets furnished consisting of Iedge Journals Cash
Books Day Books, Invoice Books Bill Books Copying Letter
Books and all others required, on hand made order
shortest notice. For sale by
H. G. STETSON & CO.,
d26 2pGt 66 Camp street.
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We have, also the pleasure in stating that orr Mr. r,
okearney has returned an absence of five 10
make permanent residence with us He will be most bannv To
renew the Acquaintance friends and shall give every n,
tenon and indictment to old and new customers.
E. REILLY & CO.,
d26 2p2. 1915 fona,s.
CtOnks, ClOaEs.
CLoAKs. cLoAKs. c1,oAKs,
JUST RECEIVED AT
E. REILLY 81 CO.'S,
"A magnifcen: stock Of
VELVET cLoAKs, -...-
BEAVER cLoAKs,
LINED CLOTH CLoAKs,
FANCY BEAVER CLoAKs,
OPERA CLoAKs and
CH1LDRENs CLoAKs.
Consisting Of
All the Novelties of the Season.
E. R. CO would respectfully call the attention of the Ladies'
most decided BARGAINS offered in this Market
E. REILLY 4 CO.,
DIS 2p2t 126 Canal street.
j. Lilie,,thul,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
and Plated Ware, Gums, Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, etc., etc.,
Has removed his establishment to q CAMP STREET al.
joining the Story Building where he offers the public large
and weuseleeted stock of rich and desirable goods.
Particular attention given the repairing of Watches and
Jewery. da6 2pst
Brussels Point Lace Sets.
MRS. TURNER
Will open this day elegant assortment Of
REALBRussELs POINT LACE SETS, from SIC and upwssd
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE COLLARS
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BERTHEs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
REAL BRUSSELS FONT LACE CAPEs
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BARBEs and Coffures.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE FI.oUSCEs
VEIisn description of Lace Cambria Chently Point
Applique and Brussels Point
vALENCIENNEs COLLARS
And COLLARS and SLEEVES
Embroideries in Every Style.
LYONS VELVET CLoAKs, BURNous aud PELIssEs
Opera C1onks.
With the usual choice selection of MILLINERY
PARIS MADE BoNNETS-latest styles
HEAD DRESSES, FLOWERS
RIBBONS and FEATHERS
MRS. TURNER,
DIS 2p6t l07 and l09 Canal street.
NesU Ca1petilig.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

y Ux1oH LoDaE, No. s, i. 90. F.-A meeting Of
Union Lodge will be held tonight, and members
~ earnestly requested to attend, as the annual
eIection for ofRcers will take place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
Stop Your Coughing
by USING
d r.. d "A WIS.,
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

This astonishing compound peoples than
any other medcanent known in pharmacy. stops the
WORST CoNSUMPTI0N-t all PULMONARY AT
FEGTloNS waeyerGroips and Colds exist where
Is nscdand in fact irregularities of the
respiratory organs. There is equal 10
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar.
We have witnessed its effects again We have
people restored almost from the verge Of the grave life
and SPIRITS and therefore recommend the suffering
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
q and Isl Charities street
General agents for the South whom all should be ad
dressed dc 2p3teod<W
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d26 2p3t Next D. H. Holiness
The Canal Street
FANCY & FAMILY GROCERY,
1se CANAL STREET,
Corner of Dryades one square from Barronne.
opening and receipt supply Of
CHOICE ROGBRIgs,
Consisting, in part Of
GREEN, BLACK and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA MOCHA, LAGUAYRA and
RIO COFFEE.
LOAF, CRUSHED, POWDERED and BROWN SUGARS
EXTRA GOSHEN, ROLL and WESTERN BUTTER
ENGLISH, AMERICAN, SWISS and HOLLAND CHEESE
FLOUR-of various choice brands.
RAIsINs, FIGS, CURRANTs, CITRoN AND DRIED
FRUITs-of all kinds.
FRENCH FRUITS-in Juice and in Brandy
FIsH-Picked, Smoked Dried and in cans.
SAUCES, PRESERVES, PICKLES
Choice Wines CHAMPAGNEs CLARETs OLD BRANDIEs
WHISTLES, CoRDIAIs, ALEs, PORTER, etc. etc
H9- Goods delivered
]. T. WARRINGTON & CO.,
DIS 2pAoWeFr6Sa 1872 Canal street
Immense Stock .V'O,c on Display
NEW STYLES AND DESIGNS
CLOTH CLOAKs.
THE GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY EMPORIUM
JOHN TODD,
IL d H.. ....cHAKrREs STREET. .........l2 & IA
Embracing all the newest patterns and shapes in
SUPERB VELVET PELIssEs,
EXTRA RICH VELVET BURNoUs,
REAL LYONS VELVET cLoAKs
RICH VELVET MANTLEs,
Embroidered and Plain
CASTOR BEAVER CLoAKs--very heavy.
BERNOUs-hcavy CROCHET frineed.
extra large size
HEAVY BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH WRAPPERS
FINE CLOTH CLoAKs AND MANTLEs
MISSES and cHILDREN's cLoAKs, MANTLEs, etc.
MILLINERY.
Paris Winter BoNNETs,
Pattern Velvet BoNNETS
Rich BRIDAL BoNNETs and Wells
MISSES AND cHrLDREN's HATS, BoNNETs, etc.
RIDING HATS,
PLUMEs
FLOWERS,
CoIFFUREs,
wREATHs.
RUCHEs,
RICH SASH AND BONNET RIBBONS
N Blades respectfully invited 10 examine the
above line of Goods they newest and choicest
moderate prices
JOHN TODD,
d26 2p6t Nos 70 and IA Chartres street
Clothing! Clothing
The subscribers have received by arrivals FULL SUP
PLIES Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
Together with AN UNUSUAL SUPPLY
OF
PLANTATION CIorTHNG,
-FoR-
MEN AND WOMEN,
HATS, BLANKETS AND SOCKS.
Also
large and wellseleced stock for the Wholesale Trade
all of which they offer
AT the Lowest Market Rates,
N. C. FOLGER & son,
81 and S3 Magazine street.
d26 2p6t corner Gayier strait
Chinese Fire Crackers
TORPED OES.
We haze Just received a fresh lot of these articles
+. & L. PIFFET
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ss;-Ne,s,vs matter On the second page.

New 0FEKA HOUSE,. This evening Auber's pretty
opera { The Crown Diamonds will be sung by
Mesdames Marie Prett, Fetlinger, and Messieurs
Chs. Petit, Debrinay, vaulair and Delamarre.
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ssrses e.sA ono x the twelve pages Of to
Aayss Crescent.


85 -
IL Old FOLKS CoNcERT.--Ihe Oid folks Con-
cert Troupe Will give one Of their peculiar and at
ixactiyo entertainments 1t Armory Hall tonight
3 nnd evArv niUht this weet alan IN wadnaa1ay
$3.50 -s M, NJ ~, ..s. 81. q
noo.. AAo .foup5 coln'sss u twenty performers
- s.a0nss I'M y cOlles Wisn Hne reputauoh LOT
musical ability. They appear in antique costume,
and vary their performances in 1 yery lively and
sntAveeting manner rbav v;Ii dorbtIa.s 700
+ 3, ,s;.,, ,,,.;,,, ~, h,;aa,aa,
s - = s3-.s,1A - - -'sy S'
Nr.s,,, .,rra, sIrrr n Irsra. var c.,up 49, rha
sIIlce II the Nerchants, MutnaI Insurance Tom.
,..,,., 10. 81. q, ,, u, n. 80. . -: 100
49,, s.o =, Z sl0. ~ nunung' Aoo
y Canal street. between Camp and st. Charles.
y -. suu,...,. - - = -
I U "a ~ .s1 !. ..,1 s MAcnlnes are made
= - = 1aAeS eeWinG Machine company NO OTHER
have ever nade them They are beautiful Machine
sa ~ PVT sp Y boxes The great advan
- Aschines axe that they very compact being
ely ahost 90 sqaars md Be- packed trunk They
- ~ hand, bs placed upon any kind Of
ae ~ worked ~ fo the option the operator The
pe u hess Machines ow they are fully guaranteed
rs.e.Iesropm NJ ii f..mr .t,e.t s..a.
sss5. - g ------
,., . 49, A m. 1AeAls, Aensist, NO. 15S
Il wv s-s.,sax ~ AZ - --A''"'
~. Y ysyn,,a ~ r--sss..-- ,,,,--
.s.. = cd r. v. I'd s.. WeA-eafned
"a - ]. - ooun'e. seaie1 nas iooaeed me
ING vsnoors q imperfect and worthless Bal
.ss y ones snen = lroanks bcaies Some have even
~ subject to fraud imposition ssy-
naacss have recently hsen brought notice
Nsw Osaus md other southern ct,es W. have NO eontro
vsy h honoabs eosuueors vo transact hns,ne.. IN ,ha
regarding The uepetraors Of the ab,ye fraud
plng cou1se alike unjust and dishonest we .ke th
neAhod u eauouing lie public against their notion.
EarbAuks scales arc manufactued by The oe,no,
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.attentiOn, Ladies.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
f. E. IIA1DoN,
No. g CHARITIES STREET,
Begs leave TO inform the Ladies of the city and county
that he has opened the above named place most superb
stock of the following articles:
MILLINERY GOODS,
BoNNETs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
RIBBONS,
FEATHERS
DRESS TRIMMINGS, etc.
Also, beautiful LOT of
LADIES' RIDING HATS
All Of which for sale low, and persons wishing to buy
wonld do we'll to call and them before purchasing else
where d26 2peod3t
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Dr. Won MoscHzlsKER the well known ,urist begs to
assure those who suffer from Deafness any Maady of the
EAR tat by early application, due to his pre-
crpions and by the application Of his introduced Ear W.
rorser the number the which cause Deafness
or Noises in the Head durable
OFFICE No. l2s CANAL STREET,
dc 2pf Over the Union Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

MnROHANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE CoxPANY.-The
once 81 To Merchants' Mutual Insurance Com
pany ~ been removed 70 their new building, l03
CAnal ptreet, between Camp and st. Charles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

Fine Cashmere
B u S N e S S G O A t S!
Large Assortment of Fine
ASSIMERE BUSINESS COATS
SELLING OFF vERYLoW
TO REDUcE ST OK
A Few More
SzHaXTED COATING s yxzS,
COAT PANTS AND VEST, FOR sl2
Call and see at
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
MAGAZINE STREET,
d26 2p3t Corner Canal street
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Table and Piano Couers.

Table and Piano COue,.S.
we have choice assortment of these goods of English
frehch ana German manufacture comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH OF o. IA
and 81, TABLE COVERS AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON
B1cH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS, in IL and 81.
RICH BROCADE GERMAN do, 81.
o. IA and 81 IN REMARK ABLY FINE QUALITY
WeRSTED DAMASk COVERS
o-4FlNE WORSTED DAMASK by the yard for Dessert or
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN BLUE CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS be made with Border of any length
]. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
dc 2p6t 1874 Canal stree,
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Deafness.

There is no maiady more disgusting than thar of
DEA FIN ;SS,
Ok
Noises of the Head.
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Holiday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE AND BgAUpIPuL
ASSORTMENT
BRONZE and PC RECLAIM MANTEL ORNAMENTS
BISCUIT GROUPS, TOILET SETS, JEWEL BOXES,
PAP1ER MACHE and ROSEWOOD INLAID WORK BOXES
WRITING DESKS, GLOVE BOXES, CIGAR CASES
LIQUOR CASES, MUSIC BOXES PORTFOLIOS
Ivory TuCk1NG CoMBs Plain and Inad SHELL. COMBS
Shell Ivory and Pearl PORT MONNAIEs and CARD CASES
Fine French and American JEWELRY
Also
A Beautiful Assortment of Imitation Jewery,
Consisting Of
FANCY COMBS HAIR PINS
BRACELETS EAR RINGS
NECKLACES, etc, etc,
Suitable for Full Dress
For sale by W. ~
LION & PINSARD,
d1o Zpot 81 and Sc Royal street. corner Bienville,
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Present Your Wife or Sister.
A.
PTNKIB De LYON
S E w n G NJ A G H n E!!
If would make your wife sister happy years to
devise easier by presenting to
them of these time and labor saving machines
We have received by late arrivals full assortment and We
solicit for them careful and thorough examination
Recollect that guarantee them to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION
the money returned.
-PRIC ICES
s55, $50, SIS, $50, sos, Sis and s1a5.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
- STORY BuILpNG,n
d26 2p6t Corner Camp and Common streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING!!
M. GUGGENHEIMER

WAS returned from Northern cities aud Is daily receiving
very large and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLOiHiSG, which beauty, style and quality, Is un-
rass lie very respectfully requests ami invites the pc
I'm General and his friends TO examine his stock birc pureas
inc He will hold great Inducements To cash and
prompt payng cusoersfr others he has u" more usex
peencr has taught him to ae' & m ~ in
Vests over Coats Drednoughs etc. that ney would be oo n
He also has an assortment Of SEAM CLOTHING the
age, and only manufactured BY ono
fomnany in the United States in New York The public ~ IN
yited 10 cali and examine them II WILL doubtless puzzle every
body. .,r,.,s,,>, ,oors
s,ch as socks Ties Cravas Ne shirts and Drawers dove
shirts Handkerchief, shawis Travelling bankcn sc aso
mast fsyors and invites everybody 10 cali on him
RCouutry Merchants would do well 70 eau on hn pc
ofe g"ons ~ - . NJ. q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

hats his Same s,sosia,sd vim tAal afA AAs Rsdss.
mer This class pf pefsons ayss plsasea ~ shus
their eyss tothe antscsdsnt he.q# Of Ahis person
Ia Ksasas, vhsru, ifths ssstsmspts Of snti-slsvs-
~ aushorities ssa 70 b lsisd ppap. this GLORIOUS
ss,ssn. so and :. sSs sy.r!hns ss % s..
Kspsa. Teeesd we have already pablished, with
out much of note or eemp.ehe. and We baye no do
sire to recall Or revive ih--hpt H @tweeu now
and ths das of execution. anti-alNsery preach.
ers and pplitcinns -to prgnote certain ssAsh and
wicked ands Of their own-rarea going 70 insist
upon Il that the peorls of vissiaiA ara puttag 70
death man whose ,sntira lifs hes been Without
vival Of that ugly record absolutely necessary "
only ~ vindioate, NOT Virginia, for Virginia 10
presumed to be mo- more In need Of vindcatlon in
y case Of this kind than our own State would be,
il Brown had been guilty Of murder here,--but
the truth IF history. ~. 4et,s nt- ,e
In saying that the Abolition Orators arc trying
to throw halo Of holiaess around this person, -,
we are not speaking ut random. nor without abnn-
dant warrant 1t vas but day or two ago. wo
quoted that eminent literary -transcendrutal -
light Of Massachusetts Abolition,sm, Ralph Wal
do Emerson, rs speaking Of him as Quo of tho mo-
blcst of the noble army Of martyrs. And again
ut fremont Temple, on the same platform with
the same orator, We havo u Rev. Mr.. Manning
speaking Of him M THE FiNoEa OF Con WRITING
Another cere, man-a Rev. Mr.. WLealock---tells
hia congregation Tho gsllows from which hc
"ascend+ into hrasen will 10 10 our politics what
"the cross Ii in our religion--tho sign and gym
"bol Of supreme sclcdevotcdnass, aud from his
"sacrificinl hl,od the temporal salvation " four
'millons Of our people shah yet spring. On tho
"sccund day Of December he il to be strangled in
"a Southern prison r ubeying the sermon un the
mount But to he hanged In Virginia is like
"hcne crucifai in Jerusalem In the last tri-
"hutc which sin pays To virtue" The Dlasphcmy
of this sort # pul pit oratory would bc appalling.
If the untruths and tho hypocrtical cant with
with which is comihinsled were not disgusting.
Surely, surely. cannot be. that the intelligence
the comnrpn sense aud the sell respect,-to say
nothing Of patriotism. or of speaking Of our Sou
theru countrymcn ~ we would have them speak
Of us,--cnn sustain men who thus on the gnisc
Of Relg gnn. and in the sacred name If Jesus OF
Nazareth. thus give utterance to sentiments which
Brown himself, bad a. he may be. would execrate
IA heartily rs we exccrate them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

AsussSs~rs ssess - AoSS. !.
Our miaistsf % SPAIN. Mr. Prsseon. = exPseeed
hans ~ Aesnsze s1snser. - tsuetesas hes
glssA ,hsw NAVE o ansence pr ns genonssF
- IThsre "A aeucA AHtsr,na1lpn " Heshiaeesa -
yarrapt tho beiisf that al dlhcntiss eseHeen me
unlssd States and 0rseA Bsissio,. ssowiag 90 OF
Vi the Clay eon. tulwsf xs9ty viii boon - s9lne-
tsd, ,thrpseh We sesncy 81 MsW engitsh Minis
ter 10 Central America. A parts Of the ,aasnnRss
msne was thstrsscat sestlement as sas eosadary
oi liondasAa, .sss !psss - Il sxysas E..lss,
Thomas I. Msaxhsr ~ 9e.osshs dssp.asn:e 70
the state peparsmsrt trun Ms. umisry. Satuasssf
TO costA EseAs who "A appears hss nede q sasers'
bic impression on The aorsrsmsns ef thAe sspnbs
iie; 20, "a 4, ~ ssss,ss,s 4 ~
Ihs Prssadsn. a'u not reeesse sssssers oeays ~
u. a, to Rnish during tho ,prsssns 1eek. = sasx
Fifteen hundred oases are pending bslbss the
Court Of Cluins: but thirteen afS unly ready for
trial, +. II ,,s.s s..sess sa ~ ~ :. sssgs fs's .
understana there will be a dslsrats n Wash
ing.ou this winter from the proposed new Tsrriso.
ry Of Soulhsrn California, to nsk .Ubngrsss %
make diysi0n Of the Stala agrcsably h The reso-
Luton passsd by the Legislature ana 10 admit hin,
a. tho REPRESENTATIVE. lsag - -ss
---~s.-.--r
WoNpERfut Lioir. hncLester ~. ~
Dsacc'0 sAys thas Dr. DO. W, Smith. Of that
city, has invented light much moro powerful
an the prummond light INis light Wa setech
stt to locomotive on the Central ROAD. aud y
til rev Huoh light that tho least obstruction GOULD
bc discerned ata distance ot twelve 10 hfteen hun
DEED fcct on . lohg stretch ot straight rlAd, she
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DissOtu utlOn.

FAN1E partnership heretofore existing under tho style
~ Arm ol Glass alne 10 this day dlssol,s by mutual con
Mr ane retres from tho All persons havnl
oh lna against tho nn will pcase present them 10 Mr. aIHss o
ymon, and oil Indebted 10 the ffm will mako
in snt To him. or his authorized agents.. - =. 80.
X. II. GLASS,
D,1oHEa 2ih, 1850. CHAS. J. RAfNE.
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i = lai1p Titaiaiaa.
THE bonn or TaR sANoTuM


sY SAKE. .,ii-.,
Again hear the crcaking ssepi 'F @'H ~
- He's rappins atthe door ~
Too well know that boding sound
That usAers IN bore.
do not trun,bie when NEE.
The ssoutes. Of my fbes. .-s..sb,-s,s
But Heaven defead me nom the friend
Who eomcs--but never goes. s.s -
~ A ..- e-. s.sss,5s sesl--....as
He drops into my caay chair, -. - Ia II
And asks abaai tho news
He pecr~ Int" my manuscript,
~ Aud givcs his candid views; xS
He tells me where he likes the line
Aud where hn's forced IL grleye;
He takes the strangest libcrtics-- .a
But never takes his cavei
He reads my daily paper through "'
Before I've seen word;
He scans tho lyric tthat wroie,) .-
And thinks It quite absurd;
lie calmly smokes my last cigar,
And coolly asks for more,
He opens everything he secs--
Except the entry door!
IIe taiks about his fragile health,
And tells mo Of the pains
He suffers from score of ills
ofwhioh he ne'er complains
And how he struggled once with death
To keep the nend nj bay;
On themes like those away he goes
but never goes nway
lie tells inc OF the craping words
Some shallow critic wrote,
And every precious paragraph
familariy can quote.
lie thinks the writer did me wrong,
He'd like To run him through
lie says thousand pleasant things
But never says "Adieuf"
Whcne e'cr he coines that dreadful man
Disguise IL as may,
| know that like an autumn rain,
He'll last throughout tho day.
In vain speak of urgent tasks;
In vain scowi and pout;
A frown is no exiinguisher--
II docs not put him out!
mean 10 take the knoeker OF,
Put Grape upon the door;
Or hint To John that | am gone
To stay month ur more.
do not tremble when meet
The stouest Of my foes
But Heaven defend me from tho friend
Who never, never goes!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

AN the fs Of January tho of the
" will he announced In the eanttne the House viii be
o,ucled by The unlerane and no hopes his ends sudihs
which has long enjoyed Every arDonw be paid custolne
aud o tho heai aud mont eompcc assoruens " goods
IN Virginia will be sold upon accommodating tsrnA
II. II. QLAnA
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Lynchburg Ambrotype and Photographic
TOC X ID 4 r II.
d. III. BLISS,

No. l32 Main st., Lynchburg, Va,
NJ EEPs sonsaasy hsnd geod as.Sstmsu: e q s.sss
perssining the Phosegraphe Ar wn,sh ne - epaseo
~ hsyns had prsstosi exPefense n ,he art q picture
on 10 h sustonsf IN NE ssiscion q ess
used In the buninesA al c,,,hsorv at.es,ss, IN
seIt n-dts - z-zz-S S,..s-- xS-.-z-
d hsad and for sae 100 bags Of New Yerh DscY eses
81 some In pound bAss ai'0 hle0''S sSiTa fTH ADAMS
YER, at "a, q "a = Il lar Main Street.
IcEISf ild 1d sugar Cured a.%: ss.sSu sss ;aIs spA
~ sept io.ds ----.-,+- =, :
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THE fibseritsF his grateful acknop1e1ns-
EH4E 10 b old friends and eustoicfs 6f tho HE
fai patronage toward him, snd begs lesvs 70 insb
pbe he has Ss-sisYed In bpslnee aDd
he hop by strict attention 10 busnea 70 merit
tnunnce Of hvo He viii make 70 order md keep On hand
kinds of IRON AxLE WA9ONb, made In the mce1 sub-
stantin and style lie will sso make to order and win
have made general assortment Of Cariage Rocknways
spring Moving Wagons and stageA Al VIE gant
good work. 70 The Old LHabsrg Coach and Wager k
tey and, ne ss doing tdsiDesa tho pcipi1, yp
expect 70 Get good work and at low psice AN O uni
"r march iT,ds JOHN II. BAILEY. Assst
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Fancy Articles.

Z oIIICy xAItKCIOo
vCST received al PAYNE BLAckRokDs the most beautiful
- and assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES open
ed In this city, comprising, in part Pocket Books and Port
monaes So vuretes Cabas Work Boxes and Ladies' Dressing
Cases Of a kinds paper Mace and Pearl nlad Scrcuscoes
several Varieties bohemian Toilet Sets and beautiful,
Oder Cascs Pun Boxes Jewel Boxes, dc, 100 Portfolios,
acing variety Writing Desks a a prices several va
Luneties fine Pocket Knives Gold Peus &e &c also new
of Ladies' Travelling Bag. 2ddts
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A Card.-Remoyal.

view e n"Sas srssr sSs, and on' z ,as %ss r.
lards Gallery ans &c. 10 the STORE lloUsE, No isS
MAIN STREET formerly knows iaacsss directly op-
i.e the Farmers and Virginia Bsuks which 10 being
iiei In an elegant nanner expressly Tor The purpose, and
will bc occupied tho 18th Of 0OToBEs 1882 Having msde
large additions my sook IN Ie u the last month"; 6r
The Fall Trade hope present snch Inducements and attsne
tions will attention and public.
Those visiting and resding In The ely cordially invited %
,.y Guns Rifles and Pistols House Keeping Goods. Silver and
Plat! Mare, Losks OF every kin Wood and wlllow Ware
ind Pins, Carcners' and other Mechanics Tools building
aiera Axss and spring. Carriage Cioths and Lace, Fe
,s and spokes Leather hands, Gum Bsng and Pack.
Ing Calf skins and other Leather shoe Finngs Enesh Bri
.o Bs sirrps and nEs Circular aud other Saws Chxns,
Narranted Files Farmlug Utensils, 4c Bssde many d.
.crpton Of articles general, ound Hardware establish
Iuens ~ W. 5iMPSON,
Successor 10 simpson b hro., -
oct 1o-dts Lsnchburg Va.