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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
WA TIE soassh stand E4rns
Mrs. u. stiIls,ease,

Mrs. ~. SesEtnedss,
Observation-Disclosures CANAL STREET
Is selling off account Of the panic her large stock of
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS at Is
cent less than cost Comprising in part of Dress Silks
Robes French and Irish Popins Plain and Braided Velvet
Closks Silk and Cloth Gosks. large assortment Of Laces
Sets and Berthas Walls and Headdressesof every style.
French Bonnets worth s25 will from SO Si2 each
Three cases Of French and Russian FURS and ERMINES.
AlHrge quantity Of
THoMPsoN's IMPROVED HooP-sKIRTs.
The sale will continue until the
WHOLE STOCK Is SOLD.
Terms CASH.
Country merchants invited to call at 1m..Z.
MRS. STILLMANiS
n26 2plm I6 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

ALIEN ooNn AcE sErs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

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nav coonS
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ii consists, IN part a. = very Low fsiees'
rnsrerssrsa @ eroshe % and Plain l rorLlss ms s'-N'
LANES.
latsal styles. N~ss''''0' ''''
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs-of every style and
quality.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES,
ALL sIZ
For sale by BoWLEs 4 JUDsON,
II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

sewer xorn cerrespenseee on "a page.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
startling Occurrence.

The London Court Journal says:
a lady who had returned from lndia
three years ago, Was the other day open.
ing drawer il what is termed bullock
trunk. To her amazcment aud horror
a snake reared up his head; her 6rst in
pulse was to push the drawer to, but i
was stiff and heavy. She ran screaming
down stairs for help. Her brother Who
was in the drawing room went to her A.
sistancc, and preceded her again upstairs.
The snake was not to be seem aud ths
gentleman thought it must havo been
his sisters Inauguration; 50 after some
little time, the search was given up
Tho following morning, . canary, that
always hung in the lady, room, WAS mis-
sing, and in looking into tho cage, tho
sarke lay CURED up At tho bottom Of it,
and all that remained Of the bird, By his
side. There was 20 difficulty in destroy
ing the snake, and it was discovered to b
what's called . green snake, whose uasurs
is to make spring at the eye, whom
death Immediately ensuss. The marvel
is how the reptile lived 50 long sod the
lady escaped.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

The FARMERS CREBD.-One of our
exchanges gives the following first rate
advice under the head of The Far
mer's Creed
1--WE believe in small farms and thor
ough cultivation. The soil loves to eat
as well as its owners, and therefore ought
to be nurturod. We believe in large
crops, which leave the land better than
they found it--making both the farm
and farmer rich at once We believe in
going to the bottom Of things, and there
fore in deep powing and enough Of it
ali the better if with suhsoil plow.-
We believe that the best fertility Of any
soil IS the spirit Of industry, enterprise
and intelligcn without this. lime aud
gypsum, bones and green manure, mari
or plaster, will be of little use. We be-
licyc in clean kitchen, neat wife in
i, spinning piano, clean cupboard,
dairy and conscience. W. firmly dis5e-
Iieve IN farmers that will not improve !;
in farms that grow poor eyory year; in
starved cattle in farmers boys farming
into clerks and merchants; in farmers
daughters unwilling to work and in all
farmers who are ashamed Of their voca-
tien."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
For the Transcript.
DLIGHTED HOPE.

How mournfully, my muse is wont to sing!
On" Blghted Hope" how 10th to spread her
wing!
Her notes are plaintivc as the cooling dove,
Which means in anguish for her absent love.
Yet as touch the Tyres harmonious strings
Ny theme to raise on her exalted wings;
To you, kind reader, nm example fair,
Id now produce; that's oil replete with care.
And here you find, with mingled hope and joy,
A widowed mother bending Ger her boy,
On that smooth pallet--there the sufferer lies,
His beating pulse grows woak,-his fading
eyes
Grow DINNER every hour: and now he turns.
Them slowly to her, whose soul now yearns
Ger him she loves, yea, more than oil beside,
Resolving now what would herself bctide
Should Death, Grim Monster, break the golden
chain
TO her-grcat loss-to him eternal gain.
Life Pickering lamp wthholds it's light
:. Hope spreads her wing--day turns for me
% night
" Once said the mourner, "in. my brightest
day,
fair haired youth in learning bore the sway
His name learned-despie Of al loved
His cheerful manners my affections moved
Loved him, as none but woman loves! And
In turn for mine declared his love for me-"
Hops' for the future, furlea her banner wide
Foreteling joy that should be his bride,
That day that hopeful day all mirth and glee
OF all the days was for the best to me
!" Hope" scared cxultnnt on her tireless wing
Enhancing pleasure like fairy thing.
Above all days-transccading every thought
That day Igained what long my heart had
sought
a few brief months, and 10! resplendent light
OF happy days. soon hasted on to night.
saw my partner on a bed Of pain
A careless plague was pressing on amain
The raging fever all my skill engage
Tried anodynes his sufcrings to assuage.
But all proved vain,-what anguish none can
tell!
The !. broken pitcher near the "fountain,
fell.
His palsied limbs We laid in yonder vale
He sweetly slumbers l, a widow wall.
How transient here all sublunary bliss!
How quickly "B,ighted,' were my slopes in
this!
But when saw, this image of his sire
/" Hope healed the wound within my heart
entire.
ceased to mourn in anguish at his fall
For Death, vile Demon, had not taken all
My solace here-I clasped my tender child
In raptures kissed him, till some thought me
wild.
Hope led me on, in most exstatc bliss
With tears of JOY mingled every kiss.
Id live or debut let him stay with me
All "Hope' was "Blighted, but renewed by thee
Days, weeks and months, sped sweetly on
With heart cntrancea thought upon my son
But 10! l stand aghast! another stroke
This pretty pitcher at the fountain broke
Dslunsiye "Hopel' Why lead st thou on to this!
So rudely "Blighting' all my earthly bliss
IOWA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
ueA- PEAS 5000 YEARS OLD.-At

p9- PEAS 5000 YEARS OLD.-At q
late meeting Of the New York Horticul-
tural Society the President exhibited
rome sweet peas, which were taken from
the breast ofan Egyptian mummy, which
were about 5000 years old These seeds
were presented BY Prof. s B. MORSE,
from whom the above fact concerning
them together with tho additional fac
that some of those 50 obtained had been
planted, and had vcgetated, was also re-
ceivcd. They are Of dark, brown:sh
color, somewhat shriyeled, but Of goot
size.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

1@ Corruption in the heart, when it
breaks forth, is like breach in the sea,
which begins in narrow passage, till it
cats through and casts down all before
it. The debates Of the soul arc quick
and soon ended, and that may be done
10 : moment which may undo man for
ever.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

BE NOT DIscoUKAGED.-Hop on,
hope ever. Lifes prospects may appear
to you dreary and uninyiting; life's re-
alities may be painfully oppressive to
your sensitive feelings but with trust
full confidence, believe that lie who
made way through the Red Sea for
his redeemed ones to pass ever, can cas-
lily lghtup your path with Sunshine, and
strew it with the fairest flowers. He
who forms the night, creates also the
day II who directs the course Of the
storm cloud, also sends the fair weather
out in the north. The railway of life
does not always lie through tunnels -
Another moment and your gladdened
spirit may be enjoying the fine, balmy
air, and revelling in the beauties of earth
and sky. It may be that you are just
now upon the verge Of Gods choicest
blessings
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Firm Of P. L.
Baldy & Bro, either by Note or Book account,
are requested to call and settle the same on
Or before the 14th day Of January next, or the
same will bs left for collection.
r. i. BALDY l. BRO.
Teleds, psssmbsr 18th, 1859. vcnsv4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

"a Hard weather tries what health
We have; Affections try what sap We have,
what grace We have. Withered leaves
soon fall Of in windy weather; rotten
boughs quickly break with heavy weights.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

p~ A very clever conundrun was
one that took prize u Philadslphis
some years since: In what manner did
Capt. May chcatthe Mcxicans?
He charged them with ! troop e
horses which they nevcr got.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been this day ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate Of Ephriane
Dunhsm late of lama County, Iowa deceased,
notice 10 hereby given to all persons having
claims against the said estate to present the
same for adjudication within ninety days from
this date, and al persons indebted to said es-
tate will settle the same Immediately.
JONAS DUNHAM, Admir-.
Toledo, December 22d, 1859. v2n9w8
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

sD- Do you know why the world is
no better than it is? Because each Of
Us believe that the warnings, the teach
ings and wise inculcations, the hits at
folly, :he moral aphorisms, the shafts
shst at vice and crime from pulpit, press
aud stage, are all intended for our right
hand neighbor, and left hand neighbor
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

Ss1' Every one should strive to be like
to them in grace whom they desire to be
equal with in glory. He that shoots at
the sun, though he be far short, will
shoot higher than he who aims at shrub.
Il is best, and it speaks out much Of
Christ within, to eye the highest aod the
worthiest examples.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
4he gowa Transeript.
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Do each subsequent insertion, 80
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Twelve lines ofthis type considered a square.
Business Cards not exceeding six lines in
sorted in the Directory at SIS per year.
NJ Transient advertisements must in all
casss be paid for in advance.
H0 Legal advertisements must be paid in
advance.
E5. Unless particular time is specified,
whom handed in, advertisements will be pub
iehed until ordered out, and charged for ac-
cerdiorlv.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
ESTRAY MOTTO f.

Y,AKEN up by Stephen Klingaman. living
4 in Perry Township, Tama Co, Iowa on
the 18th day Of November, A p 1853, one bay
mare with black name, tail and legs, supposed
thirty-eight dollars. A true copy ia substance.
DAVID D. APpELGArE,
County Clerk.
December oath, A. D. 1859. v2nlom3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

reA- There is dew in one flower, and
not in another, because one opens its
cap and takes it in, while the other closes
itself and the drop runs off, God rains
goodness and mercy as wide as the dew,
and if we lack them, i is because We will
not open our hearts to receive them
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
MR @ - U p NJ
AND
81 II q r m Il II p 4

- II @ e III q n z
would respectfully announce 10 the citi-
z.ns Of fama County, that Am now fully pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in my line, 10
the entire satisfaction Of all customers, who
may favor me with their work. Shop one
door South of J. II. Van Horn residence.
Eas- Corn and Wheat, taken as pay.
MAX REESCH
Toledo, December, lst, 1859. v2n6ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

Formerly Hewitt House, on tho east side Of
Honey creek.
Tho undersigned having leased the above
property for a term Of years, fatters himself
that his arrangements and accommodations
are such that all those giving him a call once,
will do SO again. Ills time and attention will
bs devoted to making all customers comfcrta-
BILE. On the frst day Of May, will have
completed large and commodious barn into
which all vehicles can be driven for protec-
tien and security. NJ. N. ADAMS.
Kssta, March l7th, 1869. a2l-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

PERIODICAL COMES Tho celebra
ted astronomer, Encke, in recent ac-
count Of the comet which bears his name,
designates the following eight comets
as permanent members Of our system,
their time Of revolution round the sun
being now definitely established: Hal
ley's in seventy-six years; Tuttle's in
thirteen and half years; Bielas in six
and three quarter years D'Arrest's in
six and half years; Brorsen's in Eve
and half-years; Winneck's in Eve
years, and Enck,s in three and third
years. All Of these comets, except Hal
icy's and Tuttlc's will reappear again
within the hext six years. Boston 1rav-
etler, Jan. IL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

s@ 4 gentleman, on visit to Wash
ine'on, one day very coclIy opened the
door Of the Senate Chamber, was about
to pass in, when the door keeper asked,
/" Are youa privileged member What
do you mean by that?" asked the strang-
er The reply was 4 Governor, ex-
Member of Congress, or Foreign Min
ist.r.' The stranger replied that he was
minister. g From what court orcoun
try ?" asked the official Very gravely
pointing up, the stranger replid. From
Heaven, sir To this the door keeper
waggishly replied, "This government al
present holds no intercourse with that
foreign power"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-03
POStpOneInent.

In consequence of tho extreme inclem
cucy Of The weather all day yesterday
the grand Wide Awake procession set 70
last night, was postponed. The arrange
meuts for splendid turn out had alt
been perfected, but the rain was SO inces
saut, and the streets bad become SO abso
l0tely impossible on great portion .!
the route, that the Committee of Ar
rangements concluded that demonstrn-
ton, under the circumstances, would be
worse than none at all. .Apd SO they tel
egraphed the companies at steabenviIle.
and Pittsburg, and apprised those along
the line of the Hempfeld. The Pitts.
burgh companies we're on their way down,
when they were intercepted by the dis
patch. For further particulars see local
column.
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sPECIAI, NOTICES.

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They are the best Pill for general use now sold.
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Mnfhera- PEND 4h1a

The following is an extract from lotterwr,tton !,
the Pastor of a Baptist Church to the journal a,
Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio andspeaks volumes =
favor of that world,renowned medfctne--srRs WIN
lows sooTarNa syrup FOR CHILDREN TEErHrSo:
ave zee m advertisement in yonr columns of Mr.
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ont we feel compelled to say to your readers, tn
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Reasons for Voting tfOr lincoln In
V1rRfni0.s

Virginia.
| The Wellsbnrg Herald of yesterday, has.
long article giving reasons why, first,
! citizens of Virginia, should not vote for
either of the Democratic tickets, and sec
ond, why they should not vote for Bell and
Everett. The article closes as follows:
| But why should citizens of Virginia
/ vote for Lincoln2 In tue frs: place. as
fcftizens of Virginia they sshouldsyote- for
Thin like any other citizen of the United
States, because his principles are broad
tand national, and are snch as if carried
out would best develope the nationalPros-
perity.
zens of Virginia should be Republicans.
They should vote for Lincoln and Hamlin,
| if for no other reason, because they have
been told;in some quarters that they would
not be allowed to vote that ticket When
ever tho question is brought up i'll this
shape and q portion of the people are
told thHt they shall vote rs it 'pleases
them, then that one principle of orr
governmentsthat is thus brought in ques-
ton becomes of more importance to the
citizen than NIL the other questions in
volved in the canvass. The right to oote as
a man oleases is the uery corner stone Of free
tHe tRaVttCt(E WUt uSSETL Us
and, If need be, defend II Gt,the price of his
blood, does not ,deserUe the name Of a free
man. When he relinquishes that right un-
der threatsfor menaces, be becomes very
slave and deserves to be treated us q
slave Yet in certain portions of our
State, not very remote, this right is denied
and It'll has been publicly proclaimed that
no man shall cote for Lincoln. To this
proclamation only one answer can be Civ
| en-, and that must be given ut the polls,
of any cost, and the threat treated with
the contempt it deserves. Yirginians
should not only vote for Lincoln and Ham
lin to demonstrate their independence
when it is called in question, but they
should vote for them to demonstrate their
| adherence of the reasonable sentiments
of the secession Democracy. Republican,,
ism in the South is the antipodes of
Breckenridge Democracy, and the larger
the vote for Lincoln and Hamlin the
sharper the rebuke to the disunionists.-
a large Lincoln vote, would of all things
demonstrate the lack of sympathy be-
tween Virginia and the cotton States and
dampen the ardor of these latter States in
feyeE of disunion. The Gulf States, pro-
States may safely aRgY gordon Of border
teeth and the posi- ihFllii&ean vote in their
materially lessen. "-lvilI
Besides these reasons of more general
nature, the domestic policy of Virginia
! has been shaped for many years back to
foster the slave interest at the expense of
all others, and it has become necessary for
the development of Western Virginia that
a different system should prevail. To In
stttute such a policy, vote for Lincoln and
l1amlin and help organize political party
in Western Virginia that will counteract
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What is itf Hot0 ctncllf

bHuG Is 1G f10tO CttfCGL
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9 NEwARx On. J.) papers say that it is be-.
coming common thing for young ladies
to be abducted for lewd purposes in that
city. Two of the most respectable ladie 5
in thecity were seized by two men on Tues
day evening last, but struggled SO violent
y that !theirlassailants were unable to gag
OF olindfold them before assistance arriv
ed. Another, seized few nights before,
Was takenito East Newark, kept for several
days, repeatedly violated, and all without
seeing the face of one of the villains who
had possession of her. She only knows
that there were several different ones.
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TnE Philadelnhin A;orth A,neriean =,

TnE Philadelphia Nor1 american sa,
of the fusion in New Jersey:
''We venture the prediction confident
that our vote will BIO largely increased b.
that fact alone and thetmojority swelledL
thousands
Aud of the fusion in Pennsylvania: ;.
"Fhot movement has rendered certain
majority for Lincoln which will doubl
that OF Mr.. Curtin, and exceed any ext
given to Gen. Jackson in the highest pr.
Rod of his great popularity"
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MARRTTD

On the LIST inst, by the Row. Rob Fox, Of lilo
+. Church, South, Dr. israel. WEIRICHo of No
tinsyille, Belmont Co., Ohio to Miss LAURA. daug
Yer Ta o. David Hickman, Esq, of MiddleDonrn, Tyi
With the above, came a hottie of wine, in the e,
jOyment of5whichwe are pleased that people are st
being smarried and given in marriage" We no;
the newlylunfted couple may realize all their brig
dreams for the future!