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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY
Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafayette Square.
This establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
paired and now for the reception Of its old patrons
the public The Confectionery department has been newly
stocked with every variety, consisting Of
Crysalized Fruits, Sweetmeats,
Preserves, assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream, Strawberries, fancy Candies and
Cakes, Of every description
Also, general assortment Of French Wines
Champagne Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors, Soda and Mead
Foreign Fruits, comprising
Rasns, Figs. Grapes
Citronc, Oranges, Lemons, 49, ..a.. &
Dales. bananas, etc., etc.
Ordes received for private PARTIES dinners suppers and
weddings.
The Of this house assured that their orders
will be execned in first STYLE having the services
of some Of the best workmen In the CITY, No pains will be
spared increase the and render
saloon-a favorite resort for families. myN Am
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
~ lease of the Saint Charles years and avail
ourselves Of This opportunity thank the public the liberal
patronage heretofore extended and will inform them that the
Hotel WILL during the summer, be thoroughly renovated
PAINTED and and We hope the
we promiae to do in a satisfactory manner.
D. M. HILDRETH CO.
New Or ears. June Is 1883. Al FIN
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drawn by the nnde rsisned to his order and by him
endorsed dated the 25h of November 1885, payable with
per cent interest, three years after date. ' |
je2S 3tend VIM ISERINGHAJvSEN
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CUNDRLES IN STORE
y $50 casks Red Wine, ordinary.
60 :. White Wine, ordinary.
go :. Vinegar.
8 $50 bales t'orks.
4DI Red Wi.e ordinary
800 Chateau Morgsux.
For sale by 8. D. GRATIAA 4 CO.,
iva 20 Customhouse street. z
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WINES, WINES
w 40 q casks Burgundy Port.
2014 Royal Company Pot.
II 4 Chamsso Pure Juice Port.
20I Old In peral Port,
3D-... 30 "a Harmony Nephews' Sherry.
Ni4 p. f. Martin
lOh Duff Gordon :.
As a Fette Madeira.
10 boxes Como de Lobos Madeira.
8 Howird. March & Co. Madeira.
81 Leslie Bi,ers.
co =. Henkell X Co. Steinwen.
.... 40 Sparkling Mosel.
20 Hook
In store and for sale by s. WOLFE
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SO U T II Il I'm ADVE RT SING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded the sole the bust
Of Doris Southern Advertising Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undergnedby and with the
currence Of our publishing principals.
Abb. sTRAWBRIDGE co.
A5-ohce, i21l Commercial Place.
New Orleans December 20, 1858. dN tt
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JULIAN NEVILLE & co., AUCTIONEERS AID.
prasers and General Agents for the sale of Real Estate
Sav Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden Succession
Sales Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
A1Parcuar attention paid the purchasing and selling
of Plantations
A5-oticse No II Commercial Place. ia7t
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THE C0PARTNERsHlP OF HALL Hill.
DRETH Is this day dissolved by mutual cousent Tha
Sane OF the firm will be used by either partner closing the
ousiness' o. E. HALL.
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859 lei In
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17
THE EARLIER THE EASIER

IN youth the affections are most ardent. II
is peculiarly the SEASON u lote. The young
are. capable " The strongest aud most self.
sacrificing affection. The strongest appeal.
81 Christianity are made 70 The affections.
The only wur,l which sums up the whole 81
piety j. iOUe-1'letef,re, youth i The best
season ~ commencing ! lie u pirty.
10 youth the hopes are must bright Then
Tie future u adorned with the must brilliant
attractions, and Christianity presents Tie must
gorgeou, scenes 10 glowing Imagery to the
Imagination, 70 induce lie Of petty.
Faith is must confiding IN youth. The
young are trusting, ready 10 believe. Rsli.
gion demands implicit Iaill youth most ma.
iuralIy and easily gives il, and is therefore
the best season for commencing lile Of
piety.
Z Tie mind Is most doeile in youth. IS
years advance, men become mufe and more
tenacious Of their Owa view. aud opinions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17
ELoesEScE OF HENRY CLAY.

Whoever heard Mr.. Clay for the first time,
was almost certain to be delighted with him,
without exactly knowing why. There was
a charm abuut his oratOry that defied analy.
sis, aud rendered sober criticism well.niyh
impossible. Yoa went away too we'll pleas.
ed, aud too full OF admiration fnr the man 10
think of asking how he had managed for the
last hour. 70 put you 10 rage 4 one mo.
ment, and make you laugh and cry the next.
AZ will There was something about him
different from any other speaker ever heard.
Webster was like a steam engine Tor con.
cenirated power, and the rush AMI roar d
his assault upon an enemy, sort Or human
volcano, when the iire, we're kindled in ;hose
casernuus eyes. and be poured forth . tor.
rent Of burning words searching aud Seath
ing al before il. Calhuun was The very &c.
Mus Of abstract reasoning, calmly and de.
liberately adding link after link 20 the ire1
chain Of bis logic, ell the bearer fell down,
at the end. bound hand and foot in the I'm.
yielding mesles Of an irresistible necessity.
But Clay-nhen be mounted the rostruIn a
universal smile illunsnated mems faces, and
they looked at one another with an expires.
sion which said palmer than words, d" Glad
to see you up. Mr.. Clay. Begone, dull care
We're going 20 have a good time. This
heavy work Is over al last Business done
nov comes pleasure" "Clay," said Gen
ersl Jackson. in the writer's hearing, is
the most plausible speaker that ever opened
his msah in public assembly. n YOU III.
ten IL him. lie will make you believe any.
thing hs pleases.p This, from an esemy,
was not meant for praise, but 70 the fact Old
Hickory was perfectly competent 70 testify
Flush. NJ. Clay i going 70 addie. he
jury looked At those two gentlemen With
some interest, Tor felow.being was on trial
before them for bis life, accused Of a most
airocioas murder. Heavy, substantial. look.
ingcitizens they were-rsther dali, Thought,
and ab0ut as likely TO be moved by an an.
peal 70 their feelings as the stalaetites in the
Mammoti Cave. A. Ne. Clay commenced,
a friend sbispered in my ear, :" That villain
ought 10 be hung, bat he's got wife and
child, aud his oid mother is here in court,
aud mat, though for Clay hell have The ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17


NAPoLRoN's REAsuSs FOR PRace. - The
iionlteur Of July 20, contains the following
ie.terda, evening the Emperor received the
great bodies Of the State, the Presidents Of
which, NJ. rropl6ng, Count de Morny and NJ.
Baroche, addressed congratulatory speeches
to his Majesty. The Emperor Thanked them
for then Jes otion. and then explained the rea-
soes Jes h. conduct during the great events.
lie sa,d;
Arrived beneath the walls Of Verona. the
struggle Was lnes itably about to charge Its
nature as well in military as political as
pect. Obliged to attack the enemy in front,
who was eniren1hed behind great iortresses.
and protected on his flank By the neutrality
gan long and barren war, found myself in
the face Of Europe in arms, ready TO di-pute
our saccess or aggrayate our reyerses Ne
vertheless. the difficulty OF the enterprise
would not have shaken my resolution, II the
means had not been out uf proportion to the
reslls 10 be expected.
/" Ii was necessary to crush boldly the OBJ
staclss opposed, and then TO accept conflict
on TIVE Rnine as well as on the Adlge. Ii
was necessary to tortify ourselves openly
with the concurrence OF revolution. Ii was
necessary to go ON shedding precious bldnd,
and at last risk that which sovereign should
only stake for the independence Of his coun-
try. Iflhase stopped. il was neither through
WEAKNESS or exhaustion, nor through sban.
d0ning the noble cause which desired ia
serve. but the interests oil France.
:" felt great reluctance TO put reins upon
the arior OF our soldiers, to retrench from
my programme the territory from the MIN
clio to The Adliatia, aud to zee vanish from
honest hearts noble delusions and patI lotto
hopes. In order to serve the independence
Of Italy. made war against the mind Of Eu-
rope. and IS soon as the destiny Of my coun.
Try might be endangered. made peace. Our
efforts and our sacrifices, have they been
merely lossess NJ; we have right to be
proud Of this campaign. We have yanquish-
ed an army numerous, brave, and we'll or
ganIzcd.
" Piedmont has been delivered from iRva-
son her isunliers have been extended to The
Mlnciu. The idea Of an Italian Nationality
has been admitted BY those who combaited
Il must. All the soyereigns Of the PenInsu.
Ia comprehend the wants d saiutary reforms
Thus, alter having gwen new proof Oi III,
military power of France. the peace concIu
ded will be prolific OIL happy results. The
future will every day reveal additional Caus,
for the happiness Of Italy, the influence o
France and the tranquility Of Europe"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17
THE TREE THAT NEVER DIES.

"Mary," said George, next summer
will not have garden. Our pretty tree y
diving, 1 won't love another tree as long as
live I will have a bird next summer, and
that will stay all winter"
George, don't Won remember my beau
tifuI canary: II died in the middle Of sim.
mer, and We planted bright flowers IN me
ground where We buried il. Ny bird did
not live as long as the tree"
Well, don't see as we can love any
thing. Dear little brother died before the
bird, and loved him better thar any bird,
or tree, or flower. oh | wish had some.
ding 10 love that would not die"
Tie boy paused. During the school hour
George and Mary had almost forgotten that
their tree was diving, but at evening, as they
drew their chairs 70 the table where their
mother was sitting, and began to arrange the
seeds they had been gathering, the remem-
brasss ofthe tree came up before them.
ANOTHER" said Mary. "yoa may give
these seeds TO cousin John; ! never want
another garden"
Yes" added George, pushing the papers
in which be had carefully folded them, to.
wards his mother, +" YOU may give them. II
I could find some seeds for tree that would
never fade, 4 should like then to have gar.
den u there any such garden. mother !"
Yes, George, have read II q garden
where the trees never die"
a real garden, mother I"
Yes, nv son. In the middle q the gar
den, have been told there runs pure river
of water, clear a. crystal, and on each side
Of the river is the Tree Of Bs-l tree that
never fades. That is the garden Of Heaven.
There you may love, aud love forever. There
will be no death--no fading there. Let
YOUR treasure be in the tree Of life. and you
will have something to which your heart can
cling without fear and without disappolnt.
ment. Love the Saviour here, and be viii
prepare you to dwell in these green pastures
ard beside those still waters
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17
NEW ITEMS.

Thomas ii. CLAY. a brother OF the late Con.
gresham. James b. Clay, and son Of Henry
Clay. IS elected TO the State Senate from Fay
etle county, Ky. 10 the Opposition ticket.
SUNDAY liQUoR SIZZLING " ST. Lous.-The
eilILens Of st. Louis ON Manday last voted
on proposition TO close the liquor selling
establishments on Sundays. The vote stood
for closing 7.OiS. and for selling $500.
HoERiBLE cHaYrER.-The N. York Times
presents a chapter 81 suicides numbering So
all Of which occurred IN fortnight. Eleven
were cases of death BY hanging, 8 by drown.
ing, 9 y, poisoning. 5 BY sRIilag tie throat,
aud J BY stabLing.
sISGULaR.-A lads 10 Chesterfield, Mas,
Ieit her canary bird at home about three
weeks Ego. aud after she had been absent a
week the bird escaped from is cage, and was
not seen again until the expiration of annih,r
week, when the lady returned. and 10 fifteen
minutes alter her arrival the cat entered the
house with The lost bird. holding il by wing.
sound every respect.
DsATH TRos Con- WATER Katharine
Ferguson. aged rs. Of New London, Conn,
was killed lately by bathing her hands and
shoulders in cold water when she wa. heat.
ed. and BY dipping her head in pail Of cold
water. Congestion Of the brain was the re.
suit. and death ensued in few hours.
Five bishops instead Of four will be con.
seefaied al the neat Protestant Episeopsl
Convention ~ Richmand, Wal Ia addition
y tie new bishops Of New Jersey, Texas,
OHIO ANIL Minnesota, there will also be con.
ssefaied Missionary Bishop u Kansas. 10
" elected BY the Convention.
The cotton factory az Augusta, Ga, turps
oai twelve thousand yards Of manufactured
cloth every day.
oLoREp PERsoSs roR kAssAs.-The free
popslation Of Arkansas, uho are required by
law 10 leave the State before 1860. SEEN
generally TO have selected Kansas as their
future hume, and intend removing there at an
early day.
SAP OeeukREScE.-Mr WIN. A. Perrin. Of
lhi. place. was bitten by rattle snake al
stribling Springs. on Saturday afternoon last,
and died from the effects Of the prison on
Sunday mofning. lle hal caught the snake
and was playing with il at the time the wound
WAS inflicted. Na.,,o, s,.,,,.,..
The Sierra Leoue Advertiser Of June al
announced the death Of the Right Rev. John
Bowen. w" d.. Bishop Of that diocese. ne
received ~. appointment IN 1857. This 10
The third Bishop Of Sirrra Leone whose an.
pc'Alment aud death has been recorded with.
70 few years.
The Earl u Carlisle. The Lnrd Lieutenant
" ireland, recently made speech 10 Dab.
I'm. 70 which he referred 10 the improved
condition " Ireland. lie said that lie eve
nuw meets on al sides with fields tsemina
with abundaner. and that crime 10 daily di.
minishing throughout the country. The tide
Of emigration is checked, and prosperity is
beginning 10 prevail. This must be graft.
iying 10 the natives Of ireland at home and
abroad.
The chief properties Of wisdom are 10 be
Of things past. careful Of things pre-,
sent, and pfovidsnt Of things 10 conc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17

UNSUCCESSFUL IN TINS L,FE.--I confess
that increasing years bring with them an in
creas,ng respect for those who do not succeed
in life as those words are commonly used.
Heaven is said % be place for those Who
have not succeeded upon earth; aud il j.
surely true that celestial graces do not best
thrive and bloom in the hot blaze OF worldly
prosperity. III success sometimes rises from
superabundance Of qualities in themselves
good-from conscience too sensitive, taste
too fastidious, a self.iorgetlulness too roman
tic. modesty too retiring. ! will not 90 so
far as To say. with living poet that /" the
world knows nothing of its greatest men,"
but their are forms OF greatness. or at least
excellence, that die and make no sign there
are martyrs that miss the palm. but not the
stake there are heroes without the laurel,
and conquercrs without the triumph.
Hliard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17
LIST OF WONDERS.

Among the thousands Of marvellous insen-
tons which American genius has produced,
within the last few years, are the following,
compiled in an abstract from the Patent
Dice Report. Read them over, and then
say, il you can, that there j. nothing new
under the sun:
The repor, explains ths principle # The
celebrated Hob lock. III applicability :
depends upon secondary Or false 80 q
tsmblers, which preyeat instruments used
10 picking from reaching tie real ones.
Moreover, the lock Is powder proof, AMI mas
be loaded through the key hole and frel off
al the burglar I. tired o. his iraitless work
or fears that the explosions will bring 10
view his experiments more Witnesses Than
be desires.
Doors and shutters have been patented that
cannot be broken through with either pick
or sledgehammer. The burglars " oeeupa.
tons gone"
A barpaon !. described which makes tie
whale kill himself The more he pulls tbe
line, the deeper goes the harpoon.
50 iee.making machiae mas been patented,
which work. by steam engine. 10 an eK.
perimenlal trial, il froze several b0lues u
sherry and produced DincES " ice thE SIZE
Of cubic fsot when the thermometer Vas
up to eighty degrees. ], il calculated that
FOR every ton Of coal that il put Into the fgr.
mace, IL Will make TIM u iee.
From Dr.. Daie's examia.rs report, We
gather some idea 81 the value u p4t Mt. A
man sho Lad made slight Improvement III
straw cutters. took a model Of BIZ machine
through the Western Ststes, and, alter igur
II eight months. retained with forty thou.
sand dollars. Another man bad machine
70 thrash aud clean grain, which. ~ fifteen
months, be sold for sixty thousand dollars.
These are ordinary eases--while such inYen.
tons as the telegraph. the planning machine.
and lndia.rubbef patents, are worth millions
each.
Examiner Lanes repor, describes new
electrical Inventions. Among these Is an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17

Ono AHERicANIsN - The Americans OF
Oh,o held State Convention al Columbus,
on lie Goth ult. II nominated no ticket Tor
State uIfcers, but declared ihat-
"rhe sentiment 81 opposition 10 the IN.
stitutlon d slavery has hecome morbid IA.
naticism, which has been created AMI usrd
BY interruptions politicians Tor purposes II
personal ambition; until What was once )
proper conviction OF Iaoral truth, has become
feeling d personal hostility TO the slave
Understandings in the misguided judg.
inent Of Isrss masses Of our people. the must
dangerous acts 81 opposition TO any of the
laws 81 the eoppiry affecting The nrgiO. winch
do not accord win their Personal views ii
justice or proptie:y --densnristloD., ~ mass
IneeiIng. OF the Cdnrt,, Waeta thry refuse to
listen'io their popular cls,nm -,l,.regard aud
contempt Of the Federal Government and the
Csnstitution Of the country. because they
stand in the way VI their Wild and lmprietl.
cable schemes"
The Convention
Resolved, That whatever nay be tie pow
e. Or want 81 power u Congress to lrs'slatc
Cor Or against slavery, either 10 establish il,
abolish il, or prohibit i in onr Territories,
tabout which members oT this Convention
differ IN opnion.) the permanent peace and
happiness &c tile country would best be o..
tanned By submitting this as we'll as al other
domestic questions 10 the bnnafle residents
81 the Territories. they being citizens Of the
United states. when they come 10 form a
Constitution.
II expressed its sirss in relation 10 the
logitiye slave law freely, and said
I'VE declare that. ta ~ lar Is il carries
out, in its main ,nteat AMI substance. the
provisions of the Constitution. the people II
the United States are bound By stety pdnei.
pie Of justice, honor and g"od faith, to sub.
NIT OJedieDtly 60 its enforcement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17

How TO KESr PooR.-- Buy two glasses Of
ale every day. at five cents. amounting In
one year to s26 so; smoking three cigars,
one after each meal. amounting in the course
Of the year to ssI IS; keep big dog. which
will consume in year At least els worth If
provision, and cat % more-~al,ogether this
amounts to the snug little SUN Of siiO 2J-.
sufficient to buy several barrels OF aour, ode
hundred bushels Of coal. one barrel Of sugar,
one sack Of coffee. 4 good coat, a respectable
dress, besides frock for the baby, aud half
dozen pairs Of shoes, more or less. Just
think Of il.
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electrical whaling apparatus, by which the
whale is literally I" shocked to DEATH" An
other is an electro. magnetic alarm, which
rings bells aud displays signals in case OF
fire and burglars. Another is an electric
clock, which wakes yon up, tells you what
time 1t is, and lights lamp Tor you at any
hour you please.
There is "soand gatherer," sort Of
huge ear trumpet, to be placed in front oil
locomotive, bringing to the engineers ears
all the noise ahead perfectly distinct, not
withstanding the noise Of the train.
There is an invention that picks up pins
from confused heap, turns them around
with their heads up, aud sticks them in pa
pers in regular rows.
| Another goes through the whole process
Of cigar making, taking in leaves and tarn
| ing out flushed cigars.
One machine cuts cheese; another scouri
knives and forks; another rocks the cradle
and seven or eight take in washing AMI iron
ing.
There is a parlor chair patented that can
not be tipped back, on two legs, and rail
road chair tina, can be tipped back 10 an
position without any legs at all.
Another patent is for machine that count
passengers in an omnibus aud takes thel
fares. When a very fat old gentlemau get
in, il counts two and charges double.
There are variety Of guns patented tia
load themselves; fishing line that adjust
its own bait, and rat trap that throws AVA
the rat, and then bats itself and stands il
the corner for another.
There is a machine, also. BY which ma
prints. instead 81 writes. his thoughts. IL
played ike piano.iorte. Ani speaking !
pianos, it is estimated that nine thoasan
are made every year in the unitesl States
giving constant employment to one thousan
Ane hundred persons, and costing over tw
millions Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-17

DYISo woRD..- Not dying word. bat liy.
ing deeds furnish the true test Of nan /.
character. ODe Of the old divincs, when IN ].
formed Of the hopeful exercises Of wicked
man on his death. bed, replied, :. Tell me
not how the man died, but huw he lived"
rhe mercy d God may not Be limited. but
the man who lives 10 prssuming upon Il. does
50 ~ Infinite peril. Have you ever serious.
" thoughton these words, III We sin wiIful.
" there remaineth no more sacrifice for sin. !"
&C., Heb. \. % and those. !" How shall We
escape i we neglect 50 great salvation Z" Heb.
2. While a man is living 10 untroubled i'm.
penitencc and carnal security, the waves 81
Gods wrath may be actually rolling up and
gathering about him, 50 that there shall be left
" no eseepe."