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, 1860-06-29
81 FORWARDING, O.
Il Commission

HE undersigned having erected at Port Town
l. send, Washington Territory, large and commo
dious Warehouse well adapted to the storage Of grain
merchandise freight etc. intended for transportation
up or down the eoast awaiting the necessary means
of conveyance, would inform the shippers and traders
Of the Sound that they are prepared to such
articles on the usual terms.
Also, being extensively engaged in the business Of
TRANSPORTATION, either owners Of or agents
for most Of the coasting vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared to FORWARD such articles OF
merchandise stock and grain may he entrusted to
them, TO any point the Sound or Straits Yancou.
yers Island, elsewhere, may be desired at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
PATRONAGE respectfully solicited. For further infor.
nation address the undersigned
Z. 5. FOWLER & co.
Port Townsend, Aug. IA, 1857. no.39-d.
, 1860-06-29

DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and SD,,;
cal Institute Is on ~ saefant'o stTeet below Mont.
pauy's Office, San Francisco The Doctor ogs,s S N,
consultations, and asks remuneration uule. I y
fa..t @'~oo Le IL
, 1860-06-29
DIR. l. J. CEAPKAY'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTlTUTE,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
lopposite the Pacific Mail Steamship CONS OGice I
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854, for the permanent cure Of all
pTirGts and chronic diseases and for The sup.
preston Of QuaekfTy
, 1860-06-29
UNaIVALLED On us MEDIChL EEEICIENCY
" LONDON CLUB HOUSE eIN I"

palea expressly 70 meet sach exigencies and "a
act - We know L viii act a. an antiSote - ec,e
eent prescribe Il the very best article in the conn
~. The name Of Aromatic scheidsm Schnapps'
"a. never been attached in any way 10 this article
In lrst presenting the -
, 1860-06-29

Which emphaticaly speaks for itself was written he
the Dean Of the Faculty OF the Philadelphia Coii
Of Medicine, 10 the editors of the Pacific MedicsI
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for pubcaton. -D-
, 1860-06-29

/ Subscribed and sworn to before me. his I=,t a.
OF October, A. D. 1853. City and County oS Say Say
Francisco, in the State Of California. VI eau
Il. sl +. J. Ti.lBAULT, Notary Ppbli.
, 1860-06-29

The undersigned is personally acquainted with H..
ry Nessling, and knows that the circum,tancs heh
in the foregoing certificate are tue He saw 1ted lated
"esslng during his Illness and bears willing teety
ny to the fact Of his remarkable cure by H.
Czapkay y VI L. J.
, 1860-06-29

dress DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY, Son Francisco, Cal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

sion of public fcstivity or private intercourse.
orr State or people were named, the
demonstrations of Kindness and rcspect were
so marked as to evincc the warmest sympathy
and fellow-feelina. And although the extent
OF this great State, and the diversity of sonti.
mcnt which yet prevails among her rcoplc MS
to proper remedies, may impair her unity and
promptness OF action; yet her high tone and
the manly spirit of elevated patriotism mani,
tested by her sons, ensures her eventual sun.
port of the equal Constitutional rights of the
South
These rights, most of her people still think
can yet be secured by measures within the
Union; and the apprehension that the pro-
posed conference must lead to Disunion, has
hitherto been the hindrance to its adoption.
This apprehension Ct have endcavorcd to
show can only become serious, in case the
North shall refuse justice. to the South. If
the constitutional rights of the South be set
at nought--if her security be disregardcd-if
sectional party take possession of the GOV
ernment aud deliver up the South, without
any constitutional protection, to the combined
hatred OF tanatcsm aud faction, then the
Union becomes an instrument of tyranny, and
the South its victim. In that cusc truly the
apprehension OF Disunon from Conference
would be Just. But if, as many in Virginia
believe, there is fraterual feeling enough ex-
listing at the North, to stay the tide of fanati-
cIsm, and do justice to the South then the
apprehension of Disuuion from Conference
is without foundation. On the contrary a
Conference becomes in fact the very best in
strumcnt to assist the supposed frotcrnal feel
ing of the North 1t would bring to it's aid
the united action of the South, and by pre-
sentng bold and maply front, would compel
the adversary to respect their rights and yield
20 their demands.
This view of the subject seems so just that
cannot doubt but that it will finally prevail
IN Virginia. The defenders of Southern rights
there are finn aud elevated patriots. They
viii not be, deferred by present difficulties ;
aud even should they fail at prcsentin carry
ing Southern Conference, have au abiding
CONVICTION that they will be sustained by their
people; aud that Virginia will asSurcdiy take
her place in the united council of the South
With much respect, your obedieut servant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
gJsG SO TED POE TRY.
Dying in the Dark.


III q. W. LAws.>
Sec, thc lonpiight on the window
- Flutters down in golden lines,
Penciling up the rambling hedges,
piming jewels OH the pines,
Painting now upon my pillow,
Resting from IFS ribdld routc,
Falling fainter. fainter. fainter, ,s.
God! o! God! the light is out !
Pulsing through the drcary darkness,
Comes the wild and winging wind,
AND it's restless, weird fingers,
Quick the curtains white unbind,
o! It's fearful to be lying
With these eyes SO glazed and stark,
And to feel that | am dying,
Dying, dying in the dark.
can hear, the rushing river,
=. And | know that shadowcd light,
Weavctb golden gatcS Say over,
Ench soft wavelet in its flight,
All! could but one gleam now reach I've,
But one little, tangled geam,
That has siftcd thro' the lilies,
And is wasting OH the stream.
%! in sound of hummng voices.
On IN sound of drumming feet,
While each lamplit easement slunteth,
FURNISHED bars across the street,
To be drifting. to be drifting, -'-
In shrinking fragile bark,
Towards that gloomy " sIIoreless ocean,"
Drifting, drifting in the dark.
Theresa timc-worn wny.sidc cottage,
Hark there's sobbing mt the pane,
Little Daughter see Pm coming!
Through these s!Gitmg sheets of rain,
Weeping on thy little apron,
Sending but thy shadow out,
Over daisy beds to meet me-
In my weary, homeward route.
But my limbs grow numb and trembling,
And hear rushing stream
Is there none to bear me over2
Pity me, o God! II dream
All the tide is going going,
Ere the thrilling of the lark,
Will the silkcn moorings loosen,
And n boat drift in the dark
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
ExEcuTIvE DEpAnTNrNr.
UNIoNvlLLE, S. c., Feb. 90 1860

uNIoNYlLLE, s. c., Feb 20, 1860
(. Hon. c. G.. Mcnminger-Dca Sir: In
acknowledging the receipt of your report on
your mission to the State of Virginia, accom-
panied with an address before the Legislative.
IT affords me great pleasure to say that the
views presented aud arguments advanced
seem to me unaRswerable Aud although
Virginia may hesitate or refuse to act at first.
the power of truth will ultimately prevail. and
she, will take her proper place asa leader of
the, south in maintaining our rights and re-
dressing our wrongs, in or out of the Union.
Whatever may be the result of your mission
in other respects, Virginia has certainly given
evidence, in the courtesy and kindnc$s ex
tended to you, and in the respectful consider
alton Of the resolutions, of her high regard
for South Carolina, and OF proper ,pprrcia.
ton of her motives, for which she is entitled
to our respectful acknowledgements. .
ALLOW me'to congratulate you, sin, upon-t Il e
faithful and able manner iii Which YOU have
discharged the high trust committed to you,
and to thank you in the name of the State,
Tor your distinguished services.
,WM. II. G1sr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
MISCELLANY.
Interesting Correspondence The Mission to
Virginia

The Columbia Guomlian says: We have
the pleasure of laying before the readers of
the G"9!1aian, this morning, the following
highly Interesting correspondence, Before
leaving Virginia, Mr. Menminger addressed
tho following note to the Executive of that
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

AN, ELOQUENT iSXTGACT.--W make The
following eloquent extract from !; late spcc cl
OF Senator Hunter, of Virginia Iu speak
ing OF the possibility of the efforts Of the Re
pubheans TO overthrow the government PROV
ing successful, he said: ~
Sir, IN that event, the accusing voice of
human history will ring through hI he ages
to lmpeach them at the bar of poSterity for
hayii'g destroyed the noblest scheme of con
stltutional liberty which the wisdom of man
has eyer devised and upon that fearful issue
each OF the succeeding generati0ns of men
will record its verdict OF guilty a,gainst t,e,n..
.lteir own descendants will heap reproacl,es es
upon the names of those who disippoint them
OF the destiny which would have beeu TIE
richest inheritance that one seneratop could
bequeath another But when tits asked upon
what. view of the constitution upon what
confederation of religion or philanthropy; up
on what tcalculation of interest, general or see
tional, the fatal deed was done where viii
the satisfactory answer be found, and who
shall arise in that day to defend their name
from the foul reproach?
Mr. President, when I think of what it is
that may be destroyed by this palrow spirit
OF sectional hate and bigotry, / turn away
from the contemplation with feeling of al.
most indignant despair, but will not, as yet,
despair of my country. l will yet hope that
the great army of Northern Democrats and
conservatives'will arise in the might of noble
cause, and expel the intruders from the seat
of power. i will trust in the influence of
truth, whose empire is felt in every human
heart when ouce il has touched it, will put
my faith higher yet--in Providence, for it
cannot be that God will permit such scheme
OF government as this, freighted, as it might
have been, with the highest hopes of human
ity, to be wrecked in the wild orgies of mad
men and fanatics"
FoRTY-NINE CHILDREN DnowNED.
most terrible calamity, riyalipg that of the,
Pomberton Mills, occurred on Thursday last,
near the town of Hardin, Illineis, 6g. fhe n
linois river, about twenty five niles abege AL.
ton. Fifty school children ii laitendance ata
university at that place, went out upon TIE.
iee,tp play The ice gave way, aea, with one
exception, ala were lost. Our informant was.
rnable to give further partieulers, but he rep
fesebts that the Sillsgs was aseene of s6niyers,
sal mourning, almost oveRy family ia il having
lost one or aose Of is n1eaahssssss.c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

Rg6pJN5, Penn, March 1.-The Democratic
Stale Convention have appointed three delegates
pSlargo tosthe Charleston Convention. Their
n'iines are John Dawson. Willam Montgomery,
aud Joseph b. Baker, all Bigler men.
The'Convention adjourned after the appoint
mont of delegates to Charleston and the ad0p,
tian of a sorieAof resolutions. These resolutions
endorse the Cincinnati platform. and declare the
right to hold slaves in the Territories to be pure
" a judicial. Question. They denounce the ire
pressbIe conflict doctrine and applaud Presi.
dent Bnchanan's Administration; areStrongly
ests; and endorse PresidGnt Bnchanan's. Views
in regard to specific duties. they conclude by
agreelng to support the nominee Of the Charles
ton Convention, "t T.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

2, @sALLY,P said a fellow, to girrwho had
red ham keep away from me or you'llset
me on iIire.l' "Nos danger of that replied
Che girl g ydu.afo too green!to burn y Y 8.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

CoLDFRoM DAMP CLornEs. IL the clothes
which cover the body are damp, the moisture
which they contain has tendency to eyapo
rate by the heat communicated to il by the
body. The heat absorbed in the clothes must
be, in part, supplied by the body, and will
have tendency to reduce the temperature of
the body in am undue degree, and thereby
to produce cold The effect Of violent labor
or exercise is to cause the body.to generate
heat much faster than it would do in state
ofrest. Hence we. see why, when the clothes
have been rendered wet by rain or perspira,
tiOn, the taking of cold may be prevented by
keeping the bodyin state Of exercise or la
Dor till the clothes car he changed or till they
dry on the person FOR In tBis case the heat
carried of BY Che mohnpre Ia oyaporating is
amply supplied By the reduGdsGs heat gari.
eratcd by labor or etlcf@lsA - .s..e = "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

NOTEWORTHY CHANGF.-The number
of daily rccitatons in Boston and Salem have
recently been reduced to three, and the time
devoted to instruction has also been greatly
shortened, This is a wise measure. and It
shows alike an Intelligent and Just view Of the
object of teaching, and q tender consid, ration
+ the scholars. Too long confinement in
school, and too many lessons, produce wear
ness and disgust, and whcr the mind has lest
its vgor, and yawns over the page on wl!icl,
the eye rests. lis!essly, if the lesson is learned
at all it is not comp chendcd, aud in an hour
it is clean forgotten. 1t is certainly Infinite
y better to learn little thoroughly than a
great deal specifically. The capable teacher
does not attach so much Importance TO the
quantity of information he imparts es he docs
to the effect of hstcaching on the mental fac.
uties of the pupil 1t is his highest purposc
to awake desire for knowledge and to train
the understanding for its attainment. His
work looks rather to, the future than tb,
present. ysz
."GrvE me a lyiss ssHtldsr Mary "I can't
she repleSa,t,g don'tmind 'iendineyon one.
but must hays it returned to:morfow.2'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

Times NOWADAYS" First class in orr
entail philosophy, stand up. Thibcts, what
is lifo?" Life consists of money, a horse,
and fashionable wife" "Next What is
death 7" @" 4 poymaster, who settles every
bodys debts, and gives the tombstonos MS re-
ceipts in full of all demands" "What is
poverty? p "The reward of merit genius
generally receives from Discriminating pub
lie?" !" What is religion2" "Doing unto
Others as you please, without allowing re-
turn OF the compliment - "What is fame 2'
"a a sixlline puff i'm newspaper while you
arc hging, aud your fortune to your cnemies
-vySee you are desdSDf $ W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

Al s PSwers Of ,hs Company shall be exercised
W. r scoyen John koups, ]. II Ramsbottom and BENZ b
until the successors shall be duly elected Of the st Mon
existence Il this CHATTER an election shall Se held for new
Board of Directors who shall serve for from said date
lion Of lie Stockholders each stoeEholder shall entitled
S Ss liz election o Board Of B
rsc9rs on the day named 9s SAD @ hen new order
for that soon thereafter permit
The Board shall elect Of their members to be President Of
for all moneys pay all claims due by the Company to sign I'll
the business Company. In the
the PRESIDENT the Board Of Directors shall appoint
members President tem serve during the absence
sickness Of the President and to him shall be delegated all
The President shall the person on shall
served The Board Of Directors shall meet three
October and January and President may cali special meet
hs sas a Il he Boa Of peo y ns
be the request of Director any Stock
The President shall every quarter viz the
Monday f hs months q AP my oGGber 4nd u @
poaaio TO be submitted to the Board q Directors who shall
3hs Board d Directors shall Secretary the Board
among Stockholders of the Company, who shall keep
u the Of al meetings Of The Board q
times open to the inspection and examination OF the Stoekhod
elections each Stakeholder shall be entitled to one vote
each share stock owned By HIM such stock sh
s ss Ssen as Appoint @ 1 Y
them stany meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Com
eSef vote ad stockhoder would have entitled
been present himself a. such 5n meeting -
persons employed by them in the Of this Company
aeg I'm %s fa G ss ana s a. 3
the Of It's affairs provided the sans shall not conc
and amend the same ri occasion may eaare They shall hayt
hoses Of the Company make leases mortgages
hypo hpcatons and compromises 70 borrow money and TO puF
chase build cause 70 be built steam vessels for Che use
| the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
RED RIVER PACKET co.
sHAEE DE laUUISIANA-
PARISH AND CRY or NEW ORLEANS.


Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred ana sixty and 81 Tie
Independence of the United States of America the Eighty
Before Mo, DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, d Nstary Public
and for the Parish and City Of New Orleans OF ouis
ana aforesaid duly commissioned qualified and in presence
the named and undersigned personally
and appeared the parties whose names hereunto sub
Who declared that ayang Of an
Act passed by the Legislature of the State Of Louisiana entitled
the Of Corporations for Works IF Public
md n % % March @ @ they
agree and bind themselves and hose whom they represent TO
form themselves into and constitute or the object
purposes and under the spuaos and regulations follow
ing, to-wit
RIVE Low WATER P2GkR ri COMPANY and is dom;
ic hereby established in the City of New Orleans " shall
the requisites Of the law for organization shall DO fulfilled aud
s s and or e term q N
provided for during which said period the said
enjoy succession contract sued &c
make and SEAL to hold receive purchase and
able carry the and purposes which said
eiasn has been formed and appoint such officers at
establish Bylaws for the regulation Of its affairs
ercse and enjoy all such other rights and privileges
are by law guaranteed TO corporations.
ARTICLE
The purposes for which this corporation has been formed
enable the citizens residents and planters Of the City OF Eey
Ryef with greater safety facility for from
and to the City Of New Orleans and generally 81 freight the
good Steamboats, be navigaied the Mississippi
Red Rivers and also afford the same facilities resident
Company may deem ii advisable to send OF the boats
which this Company is shall hereafter be Interested and
all the purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation
said rivers and their tributaries.
ARTICLE III
The object for which this corporation has been formed Ia
q passensers frsight The United States mails sc from Ne
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Ra
| and all intermediate landings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
SOUTHERN nrANUFAoToRY
~
HERRINe,,s p sTENF CHI HAMPTON FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES. lat New York Priees

The hest In the United States made at ST. Louis No.
For tbe superior excellence of which thousands can testify
Eenthesrs need not go North for these unrSaled Saea
sif ra srd viii be raid any person whe show ths,
efrngs Patent Champion Safe has failed to its
~ 4 " FRANK ". ROBERTS d CO.,
Sole the South and West Of the renowned
Also makers Of Bankers steelIned Safes Vaults Vault
Bank Locks approved hand, sale at
asaafacoFy No. 2sl North street. ST. Iousso
rnrS IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
6r --
ARTICLE ".



Making total capital Of twenty thousand dolas to be
divided Into hundred shares Of hundred dollars each
which has been paid up full II is distinctly under
and agreed that Stakeholder shall be held liable
spoble for The contracts acts faults Of the Company
further than the of his shall he be sub
ject any further call shall nformaty in organizing
any other circumstance have the effect exposing the Stock
any nfomaity delay in the organization of the Company
uulfy the charter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

,-z.s, JEW ORLEANS, jack
$50 SSss son AND CHEAT NORTHERN
sfsssssEs4isszggssgs - - RAILROAD
Passenger Trains leave the DEPOT the Of CALI
and MAGNOLIA streets daythe Mail Train at O'clock A.
NJ and the Express Train o'clock r. II.
Connections with al the Northern and Eastern Roads, and
Tickets all the principal cities Of the North East and
West. NJ
Time York three days and is hours Price, s48 CO.
urther information, apply at the General Ticket 0ice
lis Camp street.
ope street. late $3.50 P. NJ daily Sundays exeepted
The Company not responsible for loss by IRE.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday p NJ
rs. WILLIAMS
iyl6 ly General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

Tnz Wn;ASs STEAMER N 4 RAog--A dispatch
ef tbs 9Th has tbs following:
The fast day line steamer Adelaide vas badly
beaten yesterday on trial with the Winans
steamer. The latter ran by and Euund the Adei-
aide with he greatest ease. Her performances as.
toaishad al baholders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
WTSCELLANE0IIS.


> soaai disss corruption Of Siosd y which ths
psrssaes III sos body ana nay burst
Of it. Ne organ free from Its attacks nor Is there one
s aes e@ sss
Gs ABOVE s y asn aaa af
gin + hsEsstarg II The sGnsn a ssssRg m
deed It seems 10 be the rod Him who says will visit the
inuss q The fathers upon hes p s o Of corrnpt
or ulcerous matter which 10 the lungs liver and Internal
Il aes s sPsssss s. 3 ssssi
sass IN les ss
o ii Their nature this faint
t. the % M M0t II q or III c IN his scroons eo
auaon and ~ ~ diseases q M S ~ Il, sd
T Tps = ssi s. tie same cause,
INVADED oUs aa q T and their
by 10 cleanse from the system We must rsnoyats ths
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
AYERS
THIS @oss sfsciasi remedy Which nc msdeai st &
times devise for this prevailing and fatal male
discovered for the Of this iou disorder from
Hence should be employed for the Of not only
scofua but also those other affections which sEss from y
q ryspsiss Pipe Pnstulss BIetshes Blains and BSs
m He sypS lie add aercura DISEASES brepsy
Debility and indeed all complaints arising fpm vtiaed or
1 blood
TN saa p % without
simpossible In contaminated constitutions
Ayers Aguc Cure.
speedy intermittent Fever and
se s. eas and a
whole diseases originating IN hillary caused
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
While cures the above complaints S with sss @
in districts where these acsing disorders prevail This Gure
tenn and prevents The development disease taken
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

The man once aeeused gees forth into society
slHyef fhe same as before; be Keeps his position
be practices his profession, his friends know him
w BIO true and honest: but for years after the OBJ
AsIoas world, remembering only the accusation.
aud forgetting tho fulness OF the refutation, asks
Hut were there not some suspicious crcum.
Atancss =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

POVERTY Poverty runs strongly to fun A man
y neysr 80 3pl Of jokes al when he il reduced to
Que sqist md two potatoea. Wealth il taciturn and
Metlas. Stockholders would no sooner indulge in
hearty laugh than they would lend money on
eSn,peasasions, Those VI whom Die sends wealth
she saddles with lawsuits and dyspepsia. The poor
nevar Indulge Id woodcoek, hut then they have 4
style Of appetite that converts No. 3 inackereI
into salmon, and that Il quite as well.