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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

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in Ntlcntaun,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
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niger Bet Der iwjihCn ren llntcr3rjdnttrn, untrr
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tcltanrcNe Sonrel5 5irma, om fen 0ecemtcr
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an bcIa8tc 5irma iGuItis iinb, fnp bierpm6
auf8riurrcrt, 10 tolo ale mt9Iit, an rem nltrn
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
A Martyr Of La vsndee.

In the little village Of Bas Brac6 there stands a
wooden cross, enclosed by low wall and within
the enclosure may still be seen the remains of
another cross, apparently of ancient date, over
grown with moss. Here once flowed the blood of
q martyr a native of this village, named Ripoche,
who was soldier in the Catholic army. Being
taken prisoner by the Blues he was led to the foot
Of this cross. The Republicans then said to him:
ou have been taken with arms in your hands,
and are condemned to die. But see, yonder is the
cottage where you were bern and where your
father still lives; only do as we bid you, and your
life shall be spared,
The Vendean looked towards his beloved lfo me,
and the tears came to his eyes. " What must do,n
he asked 6 to save my life ~ Take this ak and
destroy that crossa was the reply.
Ripoehe took the AK. Hisfeliow prisoners turned
away their heads; they thought he was about to
sprang upon the pedestal en- which the cross stood,
and brandshing the AK he cried with loud voice :
!" Death to him who insults the Cross of Christi
will defend it to my last BREATH"
As he leaned against the sacred emblem, waving
the ak above his head, holy ardor shone in his
raj strength. For while he succeeded in keeping
oil the sacrilegious rufians. They stood it were
confouaded at the sight of so much courage
and hestated to advance. At length, ashamed of
being baled by one single man. with frightful yells
they rushed upon the brave Christian. Overpow-
cred by numbers, he was soon covered with
wounds. Still he elung to the cross his assail-
ants violently unelasped his arms, they flung him
down upon the pedestal, and holding the points Of
their bayonets to his heart, they said Throw
down that sign of superstition, and you shall
liye."
g It is the sign of my salvation" cried the Ven
dean; :. will embrace it once more before de-
With a last effort, he threw himself at the foot of
the cross; and claspng his arms about it, thus re-
ceiyed his death-wound.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

was a familiar domestic ornament. Waltham Alb
bey is known to have possessed one there still ex
lists one belonging to Hereford Cathedral; and
what is more in point, there was mappa mund Of
some celebrity at the royal palace at Winchester,
in the fourteenth century The map varied in shape
but when it represented the entire globe 1t was Cir
Cular.
It ought not therefore, to surprise us to find
chart of this kind in the hall Of Winchester CASTLE
and it is curious confirmation OF this view, that
manuscript, formerly belonging to st. Adams
Abbey, of q date not very different from that of
the hall itself, contains among other circular da-
grams or schemes representing various cosmo-
graphical theories, one which purpors to be after
the design of the architect of this very hall
''Secundum magistrum Etva de Derhamn
The mappa at Hereford, being intended for an
altar piece represents the day of judgment on its
margin. That of Winchester may, possibly, have
contained some marginal illustration, of which the
subject was Arthur and his knights. In place of
this Mr.. Smirke suspects the Table to have been
substituted upon the occasion of subsequent re-
pairs. Thus, the pictures Of the hall were re-
painted in IA Henry ILL.,; and in 1885 Edward |. ce
lebrated the creation OF many knights ut Win
chester, when we observe that the extensive re-
pairs were executed. Still, Mr.. Smirke leaves the
determination of the precise date to those whose
curiosity and leisure may induce them to search
for decisive evidence among the records of the Ex-
chequer.
In the meantime, Mr.. Smirke concludes that we
must be content to assign this curious work of art
respectable, but moderate antiquity. With some
allowance for repainting and reparaton, it is, at
all events, impossible to deny it an age Of about
four centuries is possible that it may be extend
ed to as many as siX-but the chances in the pre-
sent state of the evidence in favor of some early
intermediate date
BY way of note, we may observe, that there is
an old practice which may have originated in Ar
thurs Round Table. This is the Round Robinn
circle divided from the center, like the famed
Round Table, and in each compartment is sigma
ture, so that the entire circle, when filled, exhibits
Lat without priority being given to either name.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
COMMERCIAL coRREsPoNpENcE.
Specialize he New orleans SCR. erssssa.

i
A. s.s s1a1o'-Daring ~, the brief period that ha
elapsed since date Of my last adyices there H.. L.
been but little animation in the elavea s.s ha
ket although holders have in the few ransa a
q which have heard yielded nearly enas,us
: rsal PCT arrobe in their preensons now a,,at ~
hers upon that basis. o'iief num-
MoLAssRs--For the small quantity clavea :
ssoes mere believe 81 reals per keg Of 81 galona
would be accepted. 70 = . sailohs
i.akpi am sorry to report is dun and rates ara
M 81 Say sls q fr kegs and SO 50 to $40 for
Ivy ioiiowing are the sales Of other a,tie,ss ~
msllcan produce reported this week lla boxss
slscaits from Philadelphia, at d eacb ~ - poAes
s,sea. so,a iallow e Allen A. Chapman from Nav
bls po,atoss IT. ~ S1s and sl4 50 per quntal $40
ot ex :. Baloh and 6l5 bbs. OK Fanny
O.a ron NEWPORT at rates not made pphlic. @ ~
ols. ana 20 900 lunches Onions ex j. Raleb ~.
eWPor1, at rates not made public. : :. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

ss sss, sssss. need scarcely state
rs ds We would state howeysr ths 7 IN
ss onin hays done whai wi rlsss mors
80 sss e gensee Feeding plaee for shose o
Sss asE tr summer esc energetic nd aas
rs s much il i6ssI n M0f Of hnprov
ss sea = Z sIo Unsurpassed Ii n,srs PCS
sas.as ssa'sss " a they spera o psas Z aa
x5s ss = la.ass and sea win b served Is Il
ssss :, TAa accompanied sSeees net
q rIssss s mos attentive waters a. y te
4 M Il ap4 e. 's Hs brands may i ssss ~ ssss
Morea 81 ssa's y sT sa anr hs cam asa ~ 'p1
sA''se'neai as of which please sec ~ !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

"e.. DIR. HoofIand,s ..5-~-.a
@ NAN BITTERs,
DIR. Hooaand's -..s-..--
BALs AMIC COpDIAL
q and Isl ehartres street.

The reatstandard medicines
their great popularity only through years TRIAL unbounded
satisfaction is rendered by them scasa the
pronounced them worthy. -+.m.E
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE. pERrI.
ITY OF THE NNRyous SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
KIDNEYS and all diseases arising from adsordered liver
Of the stomach and digestive organs speedi
peFmanently cured blythe GERMAN DIT4ERs.
The BALsAsfTC CORDIAL has acquired a reputation r
passing that Of similar preparation ez.ant 1t viii, c
without fall the most severe ard COUGH COLD
Or HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, INGIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has psr
formed the most astonishing ever known Of
CONFIRMED CoNsuaPTIogl
Afew dosesw will also cure the
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Co
No 4ls Arch street. Philadelphia a. arc
r. ealsEstn nsdiss everywhere, i T5
Of G. M jackson will Be on h. BOT
punished snnEaHy By the proBra,,..
DoDi y ALMANAC you viii ans SAisa
ae' are given away by all our agents These Alma
u WRIGHT CO., Ava,,s
55.== u aud l5l Chartres stse.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

''Go on your way and let me pass,
You stop wild despair.
would that were turned to brass,
Like that grim dragon there,
Which, couchant by the groined gate,
In weather foul or fair,
Looks down serenely desolate
And nothing does but stare
III. w. 7N-,
"What care I for the burgeoned year,
The sad leaf or the gayg
Let Launeelot and Guineyere
Their falcons fly this day. VIZ. -
Twill be as royal sport, pardie,
As faleoners have tried
at Astolat-- but let me bel
would that had died.
met woman in the glade;
Her hair was soft and brown,
And long bent silken lashes weighed
Her ivory eyelids down.
81 kissed her hand, / called her blest,
| held her true and fair
She turned to shadow on my breast,
And melted in the air. -
VII. p@.-7
"And lol about me, fold on fold,
A golden serpent hung
An eye Of jet, skin of gold,
A garnet for a tongue % ..a..
VIII.
20, let the petted falcons fly
Right merry in the sun;
But let me bel for l shall die
Before the year is done.n M.
Saturday Press.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
BANG Arss IN Danss sr,rs - 49,.

xssasa saF's kass IN Dress Snxs AND VARIOUS pev
~ as Il siy :. ,as Crescent
L .sas Ne = nv disaiHg M splendid star ! st
= street aray e a s,ess . and
sss ssss hlaa sna Moreover a
drss " Told snnauaees III aaaa 81, oes slks and sney
sTi soa nsntAs and toueta nom Paris aad a.
asd s f'ee exhibition wli atsrac, sr5,s,s $ asaeh
a sq,ss @ a Aslr tasteful delight ID eo aas aaa
d ssh aas' soa cannot resist from purchasing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Wonderful Efacts

D0n'a' Of Pittsbarg for years useless 10 hr..,s
martyr to chis and Feyer-cured in ass
'lfee weeks, and improved In eight hour. i'es 'nsn
s o. nelknap' saudasky, Ohio, after almost ,o.inr
'a wen as strength by Intermittent Feye viii, ca,,
restored to health in twenty hours. - @t"1 0hliis'
iil'on 0 Belgrade, Maine, brought from deatb 49,.
n, aotea Tor four years made well in five weeks and m
Aaophe Aonbr0 of France relieved in one hour v,,,.
E N the cars Of the Fort Wayne aud Chicago Rsroas
was apparently dying with chIls. 4'sitoaa' tie
Ellen 4 Benson, Of Loekport New York, restored .t,..
ears suffering. pefse. cure ''o'0f'a atteF seven
ma o'n'f cases prevented and cnred every month
~ MOI Single complaint Of the efficiency of the ''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

...'aa aaE FALL AND WINraR TRADE or lseo.-ws neaa
= - ep, ,sae5s 'has he mammoth southern ohaa
q csslas = asssfs = " Lyons ee Nos ma "a
street corner of Common Is conpete NJ w. ~
IN WIN alt stteles Of goods necessary r. Z
i ssa and Wholesale iade Of Inc fall apa s,ss eve s
dat Il 40 matter What The article may Is "a
tae, = choice quality and at as low n.s os
pFpers ~, aa quick sales and small Profits, II M
n wea tAs business This house e
af bys I'D saa rhe stock Of cos for he wear
~. Sp = very fali and various as nseal
a. can be fitted syshI, and cbeaa,s M .ns
nsns of W. ea 9 ey and eoan readers 10 t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Mothers.


A94'"'"s are daily speaking in the prai.ao,
M EA4oN's 1RFANr11k comm,
sna Why' because IT never fails to at,.,a ,n.-
Vnsn given in time 1t acts If by mar,c ana fels
s0nSnee you that what say is true n .@ alone
;, ...,,, NO fAREGoR1c OR oprArE
81 any Kind, and ndtherefore relieves n, - .
eason % instead Of by deadenng its ssnsb
for ohasn '.St a' only this
a an ps Bo"els Acdiy of the stomach Gripping
Reeo Io to for Reducing n the Head
an end II Esssas Pain na sqss
o. oonynson Or other Fits As you ya1 All
,gpr ssd.sn and wish from ans s and
sf %asa III als, ssa sss 11 sss
1 t a,e composed take but Dr. Eaton, n,ano Com
ot nur the L sperecty harmless sns oot
eseh sssas So. infant Fun e sss
eheRcH 4 DUPONT,
no, z0a Broadway, New y0,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
IHk GREAT soUrHERN Europn5,,

eoons 1seAr SOUTHERN EMposIuM OF FAxc,.
uor, ah'sslNss Erc-It is really almos = ,o
eIs ppes @hie 70 visit the mercantile museum ~ IS wen
onnia s essa street as into Barnus eres, r.
ns,la elegant and usef things i gsa' unique,
deas @oaaef at the experience and ntelreac we can
ths who collect together fo al e are ], Of the
mee, me ear'es and diversified merchandise aofla
exieaae bs No. g,, trade which is manifold as
lie crsst 'esrs' fiat intend make iheir
ind i 1 sg,e q soahe1n irade faaey apd
ayo Feo,gs5 " y wa Sael extended commercial elaons a
rialt % sell exceedingly low 10 both sh"Is 'es
5ri as aasy have now in store stock held as so aa
,enias season q IA ,h,s = sa,5y oas sh policy during he
iaye ang 10 y ses stock, its extent and yafiety VIZ
he 'e eiiS and uterior feder Of ,ba we
advertisements Of hi se,sa 'nS efescen to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Written for The New Orleans Crescent
a-Ss>->.-
ON :cf4B MOSS.

When Annie one May day was sleeping
On the moss by clear little stream,
The tears down her rosy cheeks creeping
Showed her rest much disturbed in dream.
Her lips with convulsive emotion
Often parted, and as drew near,
Two words my name and devotion,
Were the sounds that delighted my ear. 3
On the moss by her side knelt down
To listen to what she might say, . ~.
When smile displaced the dark frown,
And the sad tears soon vanished away.
Then l felt that her sadness was over,
And Annie knows not to this day
That her lips were kissed by her lover,
On that beautiful first of May.
But often a kiss repeated,
As often she sweetly smiled,
And knew as slowly retreated,
That my kisses her heart had beguiled. H.W
n a srpa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
FIVE PREPARATIONS
===-s--. sANFoRn,s
YER V1aoRA no.
Never Debi,sta.. v 4

itis compounded entirely from C3nms ~.
81 a s, g standard Medicine, known and - ls an %
the d;sss ~ Is Is now resorted to with consd ~ al
e diseases for which 1t is reeorrnended in all
~ mas cured thousands within The 1as+ -.
given up all hopes relief ns tbe wv years who had
Gates in my possession show e' unsolicited certa
| ms dose must be adapted to the temnsra,t=
ualtakngi and used IN sn.h 'oent Of the individ
| Bowels. '0a ea 10 act gently on A.
/ Letthe dictates of your Judgment ,,;s
LIVER lnYlgoraor, and it will cure Liver use Of the
n' dyspepsia, ohronic Diarrhea sum,na t' BILIOUS
C5ola sour stomach, Babitual Costyene. n
d -, Cholera Infantur Fatnlnaa oroue'
o s' enlale "eaknesses, and may be ps.d ~ Jaan
ofonary Family Medicine It viii c s,t atecessfuy an
can tesiiis1 in twenty minutes e tae
W "heh @ az commencement of aac,. -, - fee Tea
are giving their testimony in its fevor Au who uss
ha4 wsterin the mouth with the In;
both together '1' ihYlgorator, and sHslo,.
Price, 81 per bottle
-Also- zts@
t,,.,.sH-n sa anatord's Family Cats,ar43. s..,.
FN-iueo from pure Vegetable Extracts ana -. -,
ases ar tight, end will keep in anv c;t "a aiass
ybiS III Family Cathartic PHI Is gentle ~
years Te has used in his practice mora
gard d q hsT se ri ad the satisfaction With % a hSs who
an PFofeson aGgSSd s ma g aes within hs ~ re-
The Family oafbspfid ct hs;b9gsls ; oa'hsr'cs aet
Vegetable Easets seen variety 81 + ~ hs M
canal and good safe IN All ssIy part Of the aen
ths h Bask 81 PET he somneh ShsIta
egected snS n sods from cold Which ~ aa
sssP 5 fssss sSsy ts.
Ed4sn % or ~ Hsaa all Inaafstoy DisssesH sHsaSsehe
ad saoa b9 diseases seR 5 si E .f hueg q e
H. and FanT 9Pss fec Dess 70
and sold BY ade in al III M bssfasd Iad
Broad1sAA sANE9kD, 81 D.. Manufacturer and
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Ana sold BY eylry Dfnssist
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

q
| The editor of the romance is inc1ino7
the allnson here to the "mappe monns,, ~ consider
toGether fanciful;'i and it certainy is as a.
ooscuIe, unless the expression has muc ;s
IN M tnaa that OF geographical chart ~ miaef
- elie usual sense of the word The a1;t ~ iiiap,
Eyer, mas himself noticed an examnIe of a. now
ehe larger sense of a written descrntia .s use IN
1.a'ocud nla1di.n 1t is, indeed pnoaa;e oi the
suppose lhat tddata 7otttada is svnan 70
q spa ,letada; yet among the mjrannIas !, witn
ne,t ae mundi, suitable to the embs;.b
naeh. ol pfneeiy hall Of thethirteentb na'stl
Vur ancestors would doubtless have erira
Arthur and his knights sseh place to
A great and underlined ant;ou;tv;. -.
allowed to the romances of the Ronn Inv generally
" melS, r. ~ All events, current in the Normo
AZ AZ eIfisuen de Tfoyes, Manesser and .ieh Ieneh
s.le elose ot Tue twelfth century, and fra vs., at
w learn that Henry was eenyarsant IN, v artoh
haaue lotions of the age Is Il t6asas s.sa Tue TO-
Esas9aaoie TO suppose that in pnrsi,a,,ao IN IN
suis oIaef Elias of Durham selectad ssa " the
things, of which the storfss ol sne
nstitnt;oa aHu popular, the subject Of d fabnoos
Vii tbe oassiI stitllaase,y associated BY traditinn
sat Il Sas.le Oh winchester? If such yvas tL
leasant eanas.. n9 uaWaffantable deception hpt !
lrcllar board, purporting to he tbo suuieet on
men 1 ne hins and his paadins wsre ,rSs aoie at
however in the purity of w. ~.
,nsesohee questions the aimissa abiit, ns s.ian ~.
tapt.hg hypothesis. The mapne ,nn1na =. .ilis M
aoInlon romance writer he believes Ia baqa ., te
oh as 81; ssi an9 descriptive work or stn,1a ), c
w nj m oir 1onn Mauhdeville mentions In his ~, G
!. me marpa mundi at Winchester v,as ii,S ssss
III : chart of the world acce4;
rs Ti prevailing among the learned of thass p
10 inaeeo, reason TO believe that Il y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
blood Fooa.

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aesl.ny ~ Human Blood upon being ANAYvzpr
tho r9s sassss same essential elements and gvs, ~
from Consumption, Liver Complain - person suffering
aa We eha ~ every instance eaesncas m
The Blood lppa FOOD supply you are
ng success. There are 1e'fy-henceits astopisb
FIVE PREPARATIONS
caanbs eap1sa g s The deficiencies of the Boodin different
Throat or Lungs ndnsnu % or any affection Whatever = est
la or Depression of Spirits Loss of T. which also
Proasstan Gasaf from qS DsS u
lor pyspepsa Being already prepared ~ Nos
that wbnt aop s ana the .s%tpSa epqnst Il
aIes Hy.,sa ' wsaassas. ssa 1s.s s THE No.
s for salt kheam Erupons scroglans directions for
must be- sPiy pahs fa take No In all the dsy ana
1ottle. W sne bood Food ~ ~.
ror ssi Sy TRTa3T TRpngH DUPONT No. 4os Broadway
WooD co. St. LOUIS. eo ms No. .aa q ls carss street
lists throughout the country. - al respectable Drug
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

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y pattern OF your means resrc,
ss'saes ,Aat Nessrs wakhs / Hors ss mating
columns ) day hss 81 saS which hey through our
also have excellent pfees
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

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