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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
.sssO Store. Cheap Goods !.

CRoCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE
HousE-FuRNlsHlNo GOODS!
Nos. g. AND "a GRArIER STREET NEAR CAMP
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, IRON STONE DINNER
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS, IRON STONE TOILET SETS
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS,
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS,
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS,
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS.
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED cAsToRs,
..M PLATED WATERS,
PLATED TEA SETS,
CUT GLASSWARE,
.= PRESSED GLASSWARE
JAPANNED TRAYS. LAMPS
PLATE WARMERS HAT RACKS,
FIRE SETS, FIRE STANDS, TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS TUBS, BRUSHES,
JOS. ROGERS & SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE JAPAN'D WARE,
BASKETS BATH TUBS, BUCKETS BUSTERS,
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE. WE ARE
SELLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS IN OUR LINE
PR. FELL l. MARSH, "
g. AND 6a GRAvrER STREET,
NJ 2pu BETWEEN CAMP AND MAGAZINE STREETS.
.He,U Books! .tesU Books!
JUST RECEIVED,
THOMAS L. wIIII'E,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER
IO5 Canal street...........1O5
CoLToNs ILLUSTRATED CABINET ATLAS AND DE-
sCRIPTIvE GEOGRAPHY.
PARTIES ANB THEIR PRINCIPLES. BY A. Holmes
MosAIGs By the Author of Salad for the soltary.'
ELEMENTS OF MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE. By II.
". Haeek
TEMPER--A Novel By Miss Aarryatt.
HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF HYMNS
MANUAL OF SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRI-
CULTURE By j. L. Campbell.
DICTIONARY OF AMERICANIsNS-A Glossary of Words
and Phrases usually regarded peculiar the United
States. n"..o...M
BREAKFAST, DINNER AND TEA-yiewed Cassicaly Po-
sticslly and Practically.
A NEW DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS from the Greek
Latin Modern Languages. oSl 2p3t
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E4vH FqE sALE: NJ. Richard N, Harvey, 1917
Osy sasse saysiss s4vss III sale cheap for cash or
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0EsELL Coal. Messrs. Spencer
Isis 4 camp and Girod streets advertise ton
kan1s16 e.In ~ Iivsspool Orrsli Coal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
- worth Reading and Th,nkinr about

sg Worth Reading and Thinking about
BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Desgned for
the the Medical Profession and the Family having super
seeded tho socallcd Gins" Aromatic Cordial" Medi-
caei etc. is endorsed by all the prominent physicians
chemists and connosses possessing all those intrinsic
dicnai qualities onic and Durcc which belong OLD
aud PURE GIN. Put up in Quart Bottles, and sold by all
Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A, N. BININGER CO., Established l77S
Sole Importers, No 3ss broadway, N. Y.
R5- For Sale by o. o. wooDMAN, B. JoURHAN, G. n.
MORRISON, E. b. wHEELoCK CO., E. GUILLoT, New
Orleans jy23 2ply
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LADIES' LINEN UNDER GARMENTS,
At Reduced Prices.
GAUNTLETs FOR LADIES and CHILDREN,
Comprising many styles entirely New.
We have just opened Novelties in
EVENING D"sSE,@
which selling extremely cheap Also fresh mpora-
ton Of
COuRyoIsIER's BEST KID GLOVES,
which VIC consider the best Glove imported.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
OBI 2ptf ll6 Canal street. one door from Royal.
Laces and En,br0tdesies.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS e. CO.,
n6.......... Canal Street.
Are dow displaying beautiful selection Of
LACE AND MUSLIN SETS,
HoNIToN AND vALENclENNE COLLARS,
SWISS AND cAABRIC COLLARS,
LACE GArEs AND BERTHEs,
MISSES COLLARS AND SETS,
EMBROIDERED BANDS, etc.
EMBROIDERED L. c. HDKFs,
JAcoNET EpGlNGs AND INsERTINGs,
SWISS EDGINGs AND INsERTINGs
EMBROIDERED LINEN TRIMMINGS,
yALENCIENNE AND THREAD LACEs
BLACK Gu1PURE LACEs,
BLACK THREAD IACEs
BLACK IMITATION LACEs
With large stock of other LACE GOODS extremely cheap
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
esl Up. 1l6 Canal street: door from Royal
TT'OOle3s Goods.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS s. CO.,
Canal Street. ZIG
Are offering, AT REDUCED PRICES,
A large stock Of
BED BLANKETS,
BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS,
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS
COMFORTS. etc.
FLANNELs-of nearly every description
FRENCH MERINoEs,
AoussELINE DELAINEs, and other
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Shavls and CIoaks
extremely large, embracing all the Novel Styles with
large stock of CLOTHS for Cloaks.
So An examination the prices politely re-
quested ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,
BENTHU4SEN, LEWIS d CO.,
osl 2ptf 1ls Canal street. one door from Royal.
For Mems Wear.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS 6 CO.,
Canal Street.........I16
Have now . full assortment Of
GENTS UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
CLOTHS AND CAssEAEREs
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
Gents Cotton and Wool HALF-HOsE,
Gents Linen Cambria HDKFs., Il all kinds.
Gents Travelling sHAWLS,
GLOVES, CRAvATs,
NECK TIES, UMBRELLAS, etc.,
... ALL AT VERY Low PRICES
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
os1 2ptf lls Canal rrset, ono door from Royal.
Steel Spring Skirts.
best manufacture at
Very Lew Prices,
A. Retail or by the Quantity.
' AAAe 0'
os1 2ntf llS Canal street one door from Royal.
n GNs.d
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, etc,
VIE wish give their Sons Clerks Practical Business
Education, in the shortest possible time, and to young
e'A"ehsH "n''e 'tN1 10 ''f''se"''
@~r-~A-
90 M M l. IL y "a IL ~ - - Il " T.,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
| r.,, =; ,ea, f,.-.a h tho 1ris,ot,r, At 1onis;opa
| ,,..
wiz 1eNs ' AeN
CapitA1 Stock, Ssoo'oVos
In the New and Spacious Iron Edifce, known az
erNpv al M 1IhIf>
| 81 Il. corner Oh camp ~hu ooihAAho" sei eesS'
ENTRANCE on BOTH STREETS.
oprrn.y .SDPyp NINc
n B-There are suecisl apartments and Professors for
| ROCK X EEpINC pESMANSHIP MATHEMATICS GER
MAN FRENCH SPANISH ENGLISH LATIN GREEK
| a,c ,o.s 10 save The TIN, If business men
| p ~, 10 ~ m var. o,.onJ i, nv, bro,.b tbev mn,
| I'll; n, ,;, ne ,rt m the, wish to he Thor. are nrob,
~, 49,. , ,tu 49,. ,h,d - u, fo,,.r ,,,d.r,s IN h,,,
Wy. D,s saSA.. =, ,sis a
Merchants asn,v here for clerks md book. keerers
few DAVIS 10 keep their books correctly write free handsome
hand.
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H-The history of DIR. j. Hostetter's StOm-
ach Bers remarkable medicine Of the day, and the
many cures performed with in Of Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia Nervous Debility and other diseases
arising disordeci stomach liver places it nt
among astonishing discoveries that has taken place
The diseases which tters applicable
that there few Of friends who may
their in their families circle of acquain
prove their satisfaction that there at least
remedy among the advertised medicines, deserving
the public comnendaon.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
CO. q snd Isl Chaes street. sole agents for the Southern
States whom all should be addressed and by drug
gss and dealers generally everywhere.
E9rSee advertisement. o3l 2pst6ltW
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aae ~ NJ COLEMAN ESQ ]. eara;da,s sar n. ocsos
e sasf q ths PslA = Jefferson Election rst Monday in
Novemhes. ls69. e y :. IN ,i .4.a.. =
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We are authorized to announce that
HENRY DAMRoN has Withdrawn from the canvass as can
sasse ~ Constable q the Seventh Justices Court Fourth
As..s y .ssor q y @ cosTLEY the American nominee
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n9-The Grent English Rcmedy-.str James
CLARKEs CsLEsnArrp Pills Prepared from pre-
scripcn Of Sir j. Clarke d. Physician Extraordinary to
tho Queen.
This well ksown Medicine imposition but sure and safe
remedy far Female Difficulties and Distractions from
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain moth
ing hurtful to the constitution.
70 Married Ladies' IT is peculiarly suited TWILL in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have fail where the direc
tons on The page of the pamphlet well Observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free, Of the agent
B$l 90 and six postage stamps enclosed to suthor
lied Agent will insure bottle, containing fifty pills by
tarn of mail.
General Agent the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N Y, j. WRIGHT Co. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
and sold by all respectable Druggists fes 2ply&W
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Laces, Es,abrOtdes.ies,
AID
FA N OK GODS,
DICK9oN,s,

DICKsoN,s,
l53.............. CANAL STREET ..............1
ID. .nor->1Hs-
J. r. DICKSON
Begs to inform the Ladies' of New Orleans
has received from France via New York. magnificent
Goods and calls the attention of his customers to
As the Goods bought from the first importers
for Cash. he afford to sell cheap and being now be-
ginner will satisfied with small profit Tho stock
consists, in part, of the following articles viz
FRENCH PARAsoI.S-from 81 50 to SO
HEAD DRESSES AND BONNET PINs-of all descriptions.
vALENCE. and POINT AIENCoN COLLARS, SLEEVES
and uANDKERCHIEFs.
French and English EMIpD SLEEVES and HANDKERCHrs
Hemmed MOURNING HDKs, COLLARS and SLEEVES.
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS and SETS.
:. =. and LOVE Wells.
LADIES' ENID SKIRTS and PEfGNoIRs.
INFANTS ENID ROBES and CI4oAKS
woRsTED GOODS for Childrcn-all styles.
FRENCH LACE vEII.s--of all kinds
BLACK AND WHITE LACES-Real and Imitation.
LACE SETS, COLLARS and sI.EEyEs-from s. to $50.
BLACK SILK MANTII.LAs and BoURNoUs-of the new
est styles.
BLACK VELVET CLOAKs-a la Eugcnia.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH cIoAks-al styles and prices
HOOP sK1RTs-of the latest Improvements.
Ladies wi hnd by examination oil the Goods that they are
offered from
., TO 80 PER CENT.
LESS THAN USUAL PRICES!
And goods not giving satisfaction delivery
turned ana III all cases ''le eSSh viii Dc refunded
,..
I.cc E,,,,ro;1erv and Fanny s,,ro
No. 49, formerly l46 Canal street,
-- --
immense EnaPOrt0tsOHs
Z " II l. II IL "A l. l. . n lSo -
44.
JOHN TODD,
IL q Il CHARITIES STREET. .la & IA
Has just opened New and Choice Styles in
ELESTAN'I FALL GOODS,
leu 'AAS ''S''
90, ., .,o
SUPERB SILK ROBES Rich Brocade, SIS, worth SIS
ELEGANT PARIS ROBES, Extra Rich, $40 worth So
"Ao-Nii iNhNi h'hNit'' 'i''h'
RICH AND ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
phh'' e''Nif 0"A''' '1'' oN'''''
"e''"Oee' ee
"A "A'-NeA D''eA'' 's''" WV" ''''' 'ne"'s' o''i
m........ .....-....
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
,"
Ladies' Cotton, Silk and Wool HOSE.
Ladies' Silk 1isle Thread, Cash
mere, etc.
RRAJ, PARIS KID GJOyEa
Fully Warranted.
| N
.o,x,
J.ups THOMPSON L SONS,
| er-eriorT *
FINE THREAD LACES.
| p;. Amin, ,Isnoo, p. ch.n,, An,;oro y,,s,.
| cennes, Maltese, Gupure, etc
| rn,, ,,,o,,,,,,o,
/ 1Nf, o1A
| ,, - -, -, ,
LADIES' EMBROIDERED MORNING DRESSES.
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED EVENING DRESSES In
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- Nnr Congress We arc authorized to
aaase4es IAwRENCE p. NICHOLS, Of the Parish Of As
m Opposition candidate to represent the Second
- - onA' D1stfsct' aus 2ptno7
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.NssC Carpett,sg.

.NeIU CN1,pett1ly.
y. d -ANIERoN &c Co.,
124 Canal Street,
Have received large choice assortment Of English Vel
vet and Tapestry Capene of the celebrated manufacture of
Crossley's Sons, and others.
BIGELOW BRUSSELS and wILTONs-new patterns.
THREE.PI.Y AND INGRAINs, of the best makers
RUGS BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention the extensive stock Of all descrp
lions Of Brocaee Satin de Lain and Worsed Curtain Nate
rial Lace Nusn Curtains Table Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, ETC.
Window Shades and Cornfces.
this branch of business great pains get
the newest styles, and our stock has superior.
OIL CLOTHS-3 "A wide of choice quality and
new patterns OBJ 2p6t
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- El1hAh Ward American Club, Third
p ~ Clsh messs regularly every MONDAY ut the
- Mstsa = Riyaiaa Fields street, between Victory
- 1tlsla s1ssst1 It O'Clock r. n
N ssdsr 4 ~ Psssidsnt
{ Z ~ 80 I. AZ ID QUIET, Secretary.
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- We aEe authorized to prcsen Mt the n n M
q THOMAS WEIGHTAAN, Of Tho Parish Of AscensIon.
aeandidate fsr the ofcs Of Commisou,r Of Bo,a "a
Weeks Tor The Second District. ~ I. 80 : asl'
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- Eer Congress - First Representative
BIEEvENU is the nominee Of the State
al Dsmocratic Party candidate for Congress for The
HiH Representative District SEQ 2pte
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- Winnebaxo Club, Firat District = At
The mctbers this Club requested to attend
,prne Il liz tsty Hail. THIS KvENING, Wednesday Sof
! Il ! O'Clock On business Of Importance
. III ~ BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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". II. wilson,

W. II. WitsOn,
ss................. CANAL STREET ........,.....ss
DEALER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, SILVER WARE
Gums and Pistols,
Has Just opened beautiful stock of tho above goods which
he offers low.
SETS OF DIAMONDS
SETS OF PEARL, OPAL AND Coral.
SETS OF CAMEO AND ETRUsCAN
GENTS GOLD HUNTING WATCHES.
LADIES' DOUBLE CASE WATCHES-Enaneled and
with Diamonds and Pearls.
FINE SILVER WARE-laest styles
COLTS, LAFoUCHY's and ALIENS REYoLVERs
etc. ETC. etc o3i 2p3t
Stesuas'f,s Celebrated
COO KIN q S Il O V E S :.
All sizes, for sale by
BOWLES & JUDS0N,
o3l 1pAoWe&FrH No. II Camp street.
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Res,th,sysess, Le,cis 5 Co.,

he. CANAL STREET .............. ZIG
Have in store very large Importation
-oF-
English and German Hosiery,
Embracing nearly every style for
LADIES GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN,
In Wooden md Cotton.
-Also-
UNDER GARMENTS OF ALL VARlE TIES,
With a enc lot Of ..-
LADIES LINEN UNDER GARMENTS,
At Reduced Prices.
-Also-
GAUNTLETS FOR LADIES and CHILDREN,
Comprising many styles entirely New.
We have just opened some Novelties in
EsvENING DHEsSE@
which selling extremely cheap. Also, fresh mpoa-
ton Of
COuRyoISIER'S BEST KID GLOVES
which VIC consider the best Glove imported.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS l. CO.,
OBJ 2ptf ll6 Canal street, door from Royal
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To advertisers.

A. b, RAWBRIDGE &c CO.,
AGENTS
BEST CIRCULATED NEWSPAPERS
SOUT H EST,
Respectfully inform those who make their bushes,
known throughout the country
APIY AND URgIy.
that they prepared to advertisements OF
all lengths and for leEgth time the terms
HDLs Of their papers be had at any time BY appyipe
at their office,
se5 2ptf No. ~ COMMERCIAL PLACE.
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r. ,ouRpAs.
: : T. JoUl
W,ebsfes. s .Jo,s,.da,,.

BAGGING, ROPE Sc PROVISIONS,
10 and 7s Poydras street.
H3-Agens for J. H. Burrows' Corn Mia nj 2plm
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100 Cur. Members Of the Winnebage
GJlS 1ict. are notified to attend . meet
r. y ~ CIV Han this evening.
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Fresh .as'1iUnLs
CIOAKS AND MANILES.
JOHN TODD,
Il and H. CHARITIES ST..........l2 and H.
Has just received, per late arrivals from Havre,
An Elegant Assortment
FRENCH CLOTH CLoAKS,
rALMAs, BURNoUs,
RAGLANs, etc.
Superb Styles in
REAL LYONS VELVET AND PARIS SILK MANTILLAs,
BURNoUS, yIsITEs, TALMAs,
MANTLES etc,
Richly Embroidered and Plain.
The above goods late additions style de-
sign to the large stock already hand and comprise the
CHOICE AND RECHERCHE ASSORTMENT ever offered
in this market.
JOHN TODD,
oSl ap3t Nos IL and IA Gharrcs street
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Sh1ldren'S Carriages, l. oySs N11AAess
GxoY1cS, xax1sBon-s,
ETC, ETC, src.
A SUPERB STOCK
EVERYTHING IMAGIN Able
I.xnn.
-Togcthor with tho Finest lot Of
NJ r. EH 81 CHAUM P1PEs
CIGAR SMOKERS
Ever Brought to New Orlcans,
B. PIFFET & SONS,
l22 Canal street,
osl 2p3t Touro Buildings
Why Is leighton Not Rich
BECAUSE HE GIVES
n
ONLY TRY HIS
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS!
ALL FAITHFULLY HADE,
CHEAP AS THE CIIEAPEsT:! ~
SIX FOR SIX DOLLARS, OR ONE DOLLAR EACH
Twenty-Five Dollars Each!
F7INE CLOTHING
GBNTIBarBx'S FURNISHING GOODS,
GENERALLY,
OLD ST N d,
Corner of st. Charles and Canal Streets.
n B-suIRTS AND CLOTHING
osl aps. MADE TO MEASURE.
Linen, Ill Widths,
SUITABLE FOR sTEAMBoA
Linen Crumk Cloth,
ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS
cARPETING OIL CLOTH,
CURTAIN MATERIALS CoRNIcEs.
sEw PATTERNS.
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
NATTISG-CoCoA AND CANTON.
RUGS, MATS, TABLH-CovERs, ETC.,
For sale Low at the
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 80 CAMP STREET.
osl sps, WATKINS Il HOMAN.
Robert Gribblc,
No. IS CAMP STREET, CORNER OF GRAyIER,
DEALER
CLOTH HIN G.,
FUR NISHING GOODS,
constantly receiving large additions his Clothing
FRocK AND BUSINESS COATS.
BLACK AND FANCY PANTS.
SILK VELVET AND SATIN VESTS
oyRRCoATS AND SHAWIS-of all sizes
SHAKER FLANNEL AND MERISo SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
COTTON AND MERINo HALF HOSE.
KID, SILK, WOODEN AND BUcKsKIN GLOVES.
BLACK AND FANCY TIES AND scARFs.
LINEN CANBRIC AND SILK HANDkERCHIEPs.
SHIRTS, of all styles and qualities.
public. o3l 2ptf
Peter xknaUeS,
6s......,.......CAMP STREET. 6s
JUST IaECEIv
"A Full and Complete Assortment
STATION cry,
-Comprising-
All the Articles usually found In n Sta.
tioncry Store.
A FULL As o r TINE Mt
BLANK BOOKS,
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Ladies', Misses,
CIIILDREN'S AND INFANTS
FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Consisting sf-
LADIES, RIDING HATS-in great variety.
MISSES FLATS for winter wear-beautifuly trimmed
INFANTS CAPS and TURBANs-in endless variety.
BOYS HATS and CAPs-of every description.
GENTLEMENs BLACK BEAVER, CASHMERE, FELT
and CLOTH, and the much admired French FELT HATS
At Wholesale and Retail.
THOMAS S. TURNER,
e31 2p6t IA Camp street. City Hotel
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l53.............C CANAL STREET. .............. l53
ID. Il. IHs,LNIHs-
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To the Ladies.

DETIGF,S woRSTED STORE,
Canal street, near Dauphin.
now receiving Goods personally selected IN EUROPE DC
Sides woRsTEp EMBRoIDERIEs, and all Materials for
FANCY WORK Ladies will find full assortment of HEAD
DRESSES ornamental as well as useful osl 2p3t-lm
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAuLDING, MISS
s. r.. Adams, Editor.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of country newspaper the South is respectfully
ered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
leans Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE Il CO.,
ols 2ptf No. % Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

Steel Spring Skirts.
We are offering LARGE STOCK Of these articles of the
best manufacture at
Very Lew Prices,
Al Retail by the Quantity.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS L CO.,
osl 2ptf lls Canal street, one door from Royal.
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To Country Merchants.

RAYNES WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE.
No. IS Magazine Street.
A LARGE STOCK
On Liberal Terms. ses6 2pem
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Peter HnsUeS,

JUST CEIvED,
"A Full and Complete Assortment
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A. cUCULLu-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-16
THE HEAVENS.

We suppose there ism study which so i'm
presses upon the human mind the extent and
grandeur of creation--he marvellous power and
infinite wisdom Of Gol-as the study of the
heavens, assisted by those aids which astrono-
mers have invented 10 enable them to search
out the mysteries of space The naked eye re-
CARDS the sun and moon and stars as mere spots
and specks in the heavens; but when viewed
through a telescope, these bright. creations are
found to be worlds of equal and even greater
magnitude than the earth, marching and coun-
termarchng through the vast realms Of space
with velocity and regularity and harmony of
movement of which we can hardly conceive
lhis, however, is but one of the marvels reveal
cd by the telescope Beyond the reach of un-
aided human vision, are discovered still more
numerous and magnificent worlds, whose light
occupies centuries in travelling TO the earth, and
every additional increase of power in telescopes
has only served to augment the number of these
splendid creations that may be seen, so that it
seems as if no limit could be assigned to the
extent of creation. The emotions excited by
looking upon these myriads Of glittering suns,
moons worlds, planets and sars, are thus elo-
quently alluded to in recent lecture by Prof
Mitchell, upon the telescope.
"Light traverses space at the rate of twelve
million miles minute, yet the light from the
nearest star requires ten years reach the earth
and HerschePs telescope revealed stars two
thousand three hundred times further distant.
The great telescope of Lord Ross pursued
these creations of God still deeper into space,
and having performed the nebuln of the Milk
Way into stars, discovered other systems of
stars beautiful diamond points glittering
through the black darkness beyond. When he
behed this amazing abyss-vhen he saw these
systems scattered profusely throughout space
when he reflected upon their immense distance,
their enormous magnitude, and the countless
millions of worlds that belonged to them, it
seemed to him as though the wild dream of the
German poet Richter was more than realized.
God called man in dreams into the vestibule of
heaven, saying come up hither and will show
thee the glory of my house. And to his an
gels who stood about his throne he said, take
him, strip him of his robes of flesh; cleanse
his affections; put new breath into his nos
trils but touch not his human heart-tEe heart
that fears and hopes and trembles. A moment,
and it was done, and the man stood ready for
his unknown voyage. Under the guidance of
mighty angel, with the sounds of flying pin
ions, they sped away from the battlements of
heaven. Some time on the mighty angels
wings they fled through Saharas of darkness,
wildernesses of DEATH At length, from dis
tance not counted save in the arithmetic of
heaven, life beamed upon them-a sleepy fame
as seen through hazy cloud. They sped on
their terrible speed to meet the light; the light
with lesser speed came to meet them. In mo-
ment the blazing of suns came to meet them
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KEEPING THE SABBATH.

Philosophy and experiment both prove the
necessity OF Keeping the Sabbath day. 1t is
necessary to the best condition of man. 1t
promotes longevity and pecuniary interest. BY
resting from ordinary labor one day in the sew
en-, the body rccovers its tone, and is able to
work the next six days with greater effect and
with comfort while the mind, after the Sum
days relaxation, sees more clearly the relations
of business interests, plans more promptly, or
investigates more thoroughly. The muscles of
the horse demand weekly intervals of rest, as
well as those of man. The OK can do more
work by having the weekly rest.
AT recent meeting of gentlemen associated
to promote the Sabbath observance, Mr. Dodge
said, that on a late visit to England, he found,
in Stafiordshre, six furnaces which were not
worked on Sunday, and which had made more
iron than any other in England BY having
the Sabbath rest, those working these furnaces
could work to better purpose.
Those who, to secure more gain, work their
animals or their machinery, realize, in the
course of their business, much more loss than
gain. This is the testimony of such as have
observed and experimental with reference to
this question. The philosophy of the Sabbath
can not be questioned. 1t is as true as is its
healthful religious influence. The Sabbath is
needed to restore the equilibrium disturbed by
six days care and toll as night comes to COM
pensate the wear and arrangement caused by
labors of the day. The Sabbath is a blessing
to man. Praise to Him who instituted the Sab
bath.-L1e Illustrated