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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
DIR. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED REJUyENATING ELIXIR,

CELEBRATED EJUvENATING ELIXIR.
Prepared
On tho Pharmaceutical Principles by Of ahle.s
Chemists Of the age, for the Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression
Imbecllty
Determination of Blood 10 the Head.
Confused Ideas,
Hyseriai
General Irfftabiliy,
RestessIess md
sleeplessaess a. Might
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite,
Dyrpepsia
Enaciation,
Low Spirits
Reorganization OF The
= Organs Of Generation
Papatoa OF the Heart
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
%. j. WRIGHT Il CO,
q and Isl Gharires street.
sole Projectors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23

J oUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET
Capital $500, 900.
pIREcroRs.
J. Lapeire, +. Fl. Harris,
Theodore Fros, j. N. Robert,
A. d. Grief, J.A. Bonnafon
Jacob Zolly, Amndeo Landry,
a91,s.5s Il. Ganueheau
This Company will be ready the Ist OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT, and will insure against pes Of the
SEAS rivers and loss and damage by fire. risks at
the Of premiums
cash prernium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. win DO
made those insurng In this office.
5. GAEUCHEAU, President
A. PIcoLET, Secretary.
New Orleans, August II. 1889 sufsf
r ODIsIAMA NUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
oFFIcE-south corner of Camp and Natshez streets.
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February %,
Isag SOL ,562 81
Net earned Profits for the OF
Assets the 18th February, 1859 1921 o.
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PER
CENT after Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates of Scrip of years 1856 and
IS57.
Interest and redeemabe crips payable in cash
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip the year ending February IS 1850 issued on and
after the LIST Of june 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
m2aly n. JAEYIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
REAL sCHE1DAsI scISApps.

REAL sCHEIDASI scTHNApPs,
yASDEy EERfs
aEDicATED GIN, OF GEFtfag StHEIDAH sCgS.spps
A pure article of Holland Gin
A wholesome beverage aud Invaluable FAMILY aEpr
CINE, partisulary beneficial In all casas of
DysENTEaY,
DYSPEPSIA
DIARRHEA
RHEUMATISM,
G0uT.
FEyERs,
~, ETC., etc., etc.
Il Is highly recommended BY many Of the fo eminent mn
cians throughout tho States excellent agreeable alter
alive and admitted sectunly all diseases of the
Organs and peculiarly adapted the use Of and
children.
As other article has bees offered thai is Justly entitled ia
the name Of the
Real seheidam schnapps,
the public cautioned opufae genuine
called
TAEDEYgERrs INDICATED GIN;
Real Sehei d ann schnapps.
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor and none
other ia genuine without il.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale retail propeors
prices by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
a and Isl Ghatass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

kHUIU6kAEHlC.
a EDERsos = nLnssIss's
rev AND sUPERB
rHoroenArHIo 8 DAeunRREorrrn
sALoe
No. 81 camp stress.
CORNER OF CONFESSIONAL PLACE.
NEW osrz.rs
orposIrR THE r1oArusE orrIoEi
We beg leave to inform our patrons and the pub
c that We have removed ls4 Canal street to the above
named con,odloas building which have fitted and fur
nished in suitable style. with The
Largest sky-Light In the City,
1 LARGE REoEPrIoN ROOM for the Public
4 srLEsDID rARLoR AND pREssIsa-Roo
Exclusively for Ladies, and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters.
Together With necessary and convsnsncss for
the execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
o.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
SD tr0se tbn. lasts Der Snsianet.

ON 'uS' 'pi, tuYIe pPr S5nDtanft.
geens rug Sabrens = ben sanssn Trseissr z
ia, erwtpsrte Nifomaum tno Itlus lsine mol
lene Dsde nm Den TsymuTreten. s
0enflemeni reretc icbt Ger alte 0cbert,s Sie
neri9en MANNER IN = @iniss BON ibneu 5f.is
tent wie ftb seb6rt babe, 6eutc giacf bier. biels
srwartt tsh niorsen gum 5taeRid, bfe 4nbsrem
aoer, fsttde i'b' milf ms aaftrcGen, Ia Der @e.
fans'fe bod stsnfaas transpcrtirf, ptrsen mns.
unS sssin 9aus hfht 10 isbr melt aus Ssa gssos
ltsst penn merHt 5ran wtrp lisb bis bfefsaasif
~aqrf4sinli6 9eSn ibSn Ssanseisf baSea -
Sssrln%s to Ste atic INIT sinancer, fii6r ,6ars
per mdene FA 8otert's Besrnmencr &tpe fort -
pente aeenS nit tci mft eiu;ufstrsn, unS penn
mir nuts Fin psnig nit 9taunf beIHranft s,in
lrrrern, 10 esBt iid cas au,s lbon tirsrid,ten -
wfr lino ia in Nrfanlas.
SraYp! /! labte 9iupcrts autmiit6io.. oon, mir
aus rrr SerIe geiptotscn sHie @e,,tlsmeu sa
SSte fd> 10 freunolit meiner annsbmen = 9,rpmu
noml't mctNcr 9pdttr unb 6aryer meiuer gf,o,.
10 prllen wis Bonn alitrehen. BHf per qnsiat
nsr wirtlid Den llnsHdtideu ttassng
4lopaum bsantmprtete eielt 5rar mif Der
Spafj or bob orn ithwtren &6rpsr bee Griefrre.
fros letnsr elseusn, ppppsten 8ertpans,iita. mit
Der e'thtistcit einee 5epertas empor. uuS Ebritt,
rpne Gin sSort weiter gu Gusern, alf Der ltbmas
len StraBe SOran; Icpicit msste aber stfaaa6-
ts Scp'rDen ltin, ptnn sr lag rssuusslcs In ben
armen ietrss 8rinSes, ,ino icfif blsibts antliB
ru3fs' i6auerltb bon ben lanssrf, Sunfslsu ans
s'nanofr tletenSsn 5aartaiafln lasFattert, and
Der ShR ct prs H6&ers.
(5prtcsttns folst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Sambu' s.9merif. Yafetfabrt. 9letien, @eislhhait.
Sanipfic)iffabrt


Sdnaburg uns Ssem sJprf, pid Sputhemptcu
permitsI Der auf pds Oiiptie 9ebaun unD Gle.
santelte ein9trteten ereBen eilsrntn pp,eamrsi6Te
SoEullia 1000 6Cnt, Gagt,. 1roatmann.
8 elm mo ia, 2000 Sons, Capt. Sdwenleu.
Sarrnia, 1900 Sons, Capt. @NerS.
Otise wsssn brer ibuelsn anS shderr sabrtsn rlbm>
Itb bdannts DampRthiife 'werpen reSelmaBis am
@riten unp 6iinf3ebnen jepen MunatS
9sp SOrf unp oamburs via SotbampfS epebirt uub
n:bncn 9aiasere ven 9ep 9iorf mad
pamburs, 5Gprc, Spnrpn inIs S0mbampton
iu fpIStnssa gfiien:
@Eife 81 aIe $lO0.
8metiv @Gjute 80
SwtidehDe6 F. :. /. 35
Son 5ambnrs mad, Otcip 2Iprf:
grles gaiate $ll2.5O. 5pcte GeJdre So 3piGBeubse
10 ;~"Sesen 9ei!a9e ipgnoe man lb an
Is. o. ae,arc, spas u Gnir.,
LOO sapaplpap 3em 2,arS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
9isusr Stprs!
Nr. 232 Brcac- Strase,

glcutr Gtprt!
glr. 232 Brcac- Srass,
81. u. MYERS
,,ia benz @uhlifm ersesen a eas in sten atnsnutsm
eStcrt Elm
Qirpeerp= uue GcnfeeticrarYsQaltr
rEntt bat in ptIem cine srOBe siuokh etraytistr
tittl Ia ben bhisien prelltn rsrtau, narl,nG
Deuphe 5ru1te,
es 6ire @erie. aisrsrlse @rieb, Sasr sanis un6 q,
tpaIIeue Grtt. 3wcttea NstuHen 81nep eaneies SosS
Gtnburser uo Sdpeiierele. bouGRpilGe periusc @sdr
4. /. ~. su een blisle @reilen iu bdben bel
u. Y. MlNere, 232 Nrpabffr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Z. Sabrgaaass.
The Gerfpan ADVERTISER,

The Gerrpan ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable ir advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BRoAD STR.,, next to Cry HALL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01

Spab StraBe, 5milhen q. II. Z. Ghase, nebep
81. StAap's ,gGil9t!m 9eQ 6aus".
0.rEese empleblt ptm pIeiissn uS Ourdreenorn @%6l
fumletue aufs SemafYpllte einesridHie 8arbirItube
uHcidmetbelt iD, p0 9iemdnc eintn Sbcp anperS ale
bObt uepen lber Die oOrtbchae SerdnStruna ysrSet,
bic iSm unr lrinen unp ensr e3cpuln p6npe ,u 8bei
wirs 5erasr empfcbt er t su truailbeE Sperationen
ais Sabnausnebmen, &eerlaen, 8kegelisetn Shr0pten
, &C. = 2erIelbe laprt en Eager Der bsn arfle. len H.
tabrcr ens aEsSeSei1HeI &:nur segen Oas J werSsu
gGsfaaep 01 paare. I'M 5alart9 biu-s 3 {so4tes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Sieue SsS irtbitbft
8 ustn
saserb bies @ al . 1t.

Ea8er bteT@ Q on.
Dem 9nbIifum Die es8sbsnite MnSetae, saei Der
udterseitntte in einsm paule am Nhen Dfarft.
Dem 5iihmarft 9eseniber, cine a9irtbobaft neblt
easerbier'G Galpit erriGtet bat, wp;elbf er fd
ireuen ipirp, leins 6rrisnpe uno raS Nuslifum i'm
All9emeinn nit pen bslten Wei.dnten tepienen
gu tGnnen. Slprenee Miller
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Ser Msil6ntamaf.
S0l SO o'hraN $ StttnSrr.
Wprtlesuns folst.)'

Oer Grte IN Der Nturaenitunee,
sGenn faum Der @tpnb entIis6t Der gtaht.
User tifs? Osf Wiiltamanny Der Sfs SA,nte
3u ieiner ,iwert9tn 6tirSta" nidSY..
Gr bdlt nhb i&ellt sSr nianGer atire,
Setph fin M,ni& nod tritt berper.
Sr i6reit it btifsr, murms!t S&piire,1
Stritanplt6 swar nitr Itnrm Sbr. -,
Tot sneIid tSrt sr S6titte IdIel&en-
Sa8. Wtil6mann, pb tn 6em @slpenf M
OIs 6prmeit Ou, bic fbShbe.ste&en,
Bonn 8sfr'ssri Bale tptss.r tranRs
Der Bansen SdsniIntt iS stridssaat.n,.
90 aud Diamadt- lths prTtnalass.
Nas 5aart lsi&t istn ben ScpF atuiihbtn,
Sieef aus nile Gin ;rrsauettr Srah,.
Stbt fauss lis aud nod an ,u sa5nen,
Ger quite IfiIsamann fragt srfabrtdt:;
gSis fcmmts. ra6 BON BEN @trItn,abntnl
Et6t siner nstat I'M Munse iedts
Der Suient6 Der sstpSi6tt, YSas,
g1p fam CT iiber Nad,t ipbtI Bin?
<'tSt 81 pttutSnt III lSprHt tpn 2Spue
Ssi pem @ebiB a.if ofiiil Rau,in 2
Ser giilhinahn' fdbrt gut dhStrn IsIts,.
er bait; fanm bat's sinmal ati6tat,
90 lfebt ris reinidas Gimre
Shrn pa'mitS ibtem Ecpf une @sGs..
SD nabms ppbl Oas Finse, ,ittte,
DDS iirte MnO gu meintr frau,
gSenn leiher ib nitbi cine batte,
@ht; = Na&ts iinp alt &aysn sraii..
90 satbt' Der Nfil6mann unb fibrt iStitery
@r bait Dor sintS Dsuti6en 5aus.
W6t Sorsen irsi, 'pnp Oennrtt better.
2ritf Ifi6el init rem @opl beraus.
Die 6rait tidbt III Dem Settr IIts.n,
Gr tobt unD rti6t ibr oen 5faFt,
damn mus in SbOp CT liG YfrfIssi,.
uHp Sag fir Sag ssbt's TO-. $ mtb!
O6d6 ylidta quaIt ffGdj cS' 'Sem 5iib.n,,
10 Der Serrmttten Seiaefreir
Ni1t ntblenp, oa5 elm @cuS bel&iehea
sym blimmer ais orm 0isssr lei,.
SrSbr seiebrten gsnf&saftnatsf.
a9ur@lhniiffrit nibt nsts. @enld uns geefta
'e'eet werpet'sinfah nur 9ildshansss -,
@an@' Dunfsl IDiro Cub anlasstaf.
Sann perest Sbr nitbtj gots Rs fdei,,tn:,
Vein. mir lte fino, D.el g,lssi sen {,h sns.
2ann wiro Oft @ufr az 80 SO. ,;azs{ =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Gamacrsb6bc.
erauer
Sffee Der Jtihmunp, Ia.
4aaer tsr= S rduerei
$40 100 SH,iu;lr

tintn Gquarc sbcr6als Ser @cit-ofFet.
aH %nfrase, Ole pdnttlid auSstfIhrt ptreen lsQeu.
malttn asG Nieer Sffee seianct BCreen
3. .. @rssmoau, fSabrtaHl.
NS 9sir baben eintn srcRen Srrratb Sitr auf 0aacr
9rnrracts tur naten S1mner aiT G0aer> 9ier fpunen
l9on lekt [ur eee Guariila ..s::ihInltn wsrben
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
0elbaftsz z@r5Fu,Ino.

Spbn Yerbiq,
ie'sloem osu9sh Yubfunpan, DAP CT eine eeIhe pes-
rel paRpunS NJ Der groas-, inbcn Der stem un6 7isn
SHARe tr1Hnsf pat Strnpse cmpfebl tr lene peullRen
9trs 5pfilQtlf tITlden, irnen (ouFeln) m Sauerfrat
TIE 9eaanciDe ptrIng:, SIcdiA ltreden uRe afpaert
Sdrosllen lit S5als IS.
Slearren 8autt- ,'Stau+ uab Shaugfta6af (2cb6ed)
4ae SsplWSs &ttt, epie Die betsn @jrOterpsNriifsi
Dm9 suttNGtntIGf it oeritl6e in oen Sp leiest, biz
ln SaNrsn mn lis!s i8sr bilissr 28alre " 81
Steneh. Spbn Serbia
nebsn u S5dbao'e. joOteI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
MONTICELLO HOTEL
@imra 5teinlein,

Slmps StelnIeln, =
re. l65 Srpap<, swliheu Der &. une z. Strase.
0tm eurGrslenotn 9Ib!ium sjeS uen, ,seridtetc
5Ott tetnS tmpfcb!eu. Dis 99bitat et,lstn W nit ben
rpriuslhttn Gednten aus1etatst. Ssnse @rirldunaen
nno 9elttarllen hce Narfss ino epsrSe Su pabn Ser
l@one une Ssrdimist Saal prp te sprsmmenpsn 8aaen
etNns entrfpbIep.'
Salatr 0erlte, Sarte, jtafees@nrn,, @ppcOs
:abs ntti eit Ntnse oE1rer @rtft 9arfumcrten, Gu.
sms err ae Srcn 9Sineipr Spap abnbrlten du De Co.
!e9ne, &c. N. gum 9tr.auf bel S. s. Sil6cr Not
tSearne mp ejalUnc GIas }ars telpnpers iilr Gpn-
(ee;om9 une GanerreS petnp, ns bti eSer belieboeu
AuaHuat untcr Sabrpreis ~ babef bel a.
s. e. EiIAer Hat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
8eeinaunaen.

Ter Gn;estr" erident jeren Nipraei Senuaae aussc-
rcmmen am wphcniliten SubitTtexSprcS pcn 10 Go.,
sabttar Die relp &rder ia sprlibrr 9rra3
beiotIune. ansen iinSeu inter irseeen Seinsunstn
Afnabns @nnaiise Gnrlduns roniO ieilsn rrcr Ipen,
ee 80 Gtc, srcimalilc 20 Cts, ercmaliee $o0, cine
s4p tc 81 25, sirtn Mrnd 81 50 et Menatt $500, ies
Nrnate $500. ,ro Npnait $1,000 in sieytelidfr.ihcr
sprauStsabuns. @nseser Die nah Yelisbeh pcriuperi
rtrscu sDGsn, mtSctn nit S25. 90 prr 5nbr terthnst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
u. a. FAUCHE.
(son 9a5iS),
Il brm a d, CT une SepeGler
233 9poao> usbe Der 3ten sr,se

~'' S''0NV~ NAVt OCT "ttn StraEe.
erH hbren- une 9eptler:Gslddittn ppH ,D:rts G,rni
eeneGR une Ntp 2st b&ast war. :aubt I'D, otn Bit
germ II0monGS 70 9le @nese 5u mael,pa6 r 253 8rUaOr
in enetlhdI einslasenpe @rbeucn SajsIb tntarSrm
nehmen,Nno Rlr 9ureoflbsit ausfi6rsn I'M Ilnrsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
uuDertatiua.

Dertatins.
Der lnrieihgete t jest int Stanps jteen 9luftraS in
tinem Sthdite aIsSulbrtn um iuar 10 bldg ais mosld
Cine &uswael spn 81: gen III fortpdbreno scrraibs.
gin neutr, Suter 3pptenwasen nit enem suten Grsi-
Der unp rubiBcn Yfcretn ilr etrpalsep gebrautt
Die @ufmrflGnet 9cicl> ]ubdbern H. 5amtlien pire
aertttci auf lene srrSe slus,pabl upn Wouaetn ~
@ueb.lIe:n9 ppn Sppbes, Stlblen u Spring >Narasen
fprb prompt belOrst. Srancie Gause,
gSrpdOtr.. Srfc ner 3fru S5f lfr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01

Nampilblnfabrt smlben NtttmonO II. 9ftW g)prt
Die beloen sroBsn unb bequem esseribtehn Damy
tiUt 5anestorr ano ,,JtOlnptt mtrpen Dem reisnben
9pblIlHm sur SenuBuns etene ezpfoben Der isabrpree
teaS u Der SauIe incl. Se unp Stpt S. unc IN 3Yp.
lbtnoef 50. 0e rs Simeeicpn YcrIdyr ibrcn gBkalf al
8pdds fpen Oientas UNI lbr SatnittaaS wdbytne pi,
s,Hcanste leeen rrt1S UNI br Abepra Ypn @tY 0sint
aplaRrt- gBer Dad !eBlers DompT benus Zen wu sai lt
bet Oen ntereInneIcp eIR 5abrbIlCt iu olen.
SrdDI wmo bulSlt an9enpnmen unp puniItbf besrotrt
yana9cpreS nap NpIiplt $500.
81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Sefamnt.,acbn bnmaem.

ScGubs rtetS SftefeIs@uger.
Der unter,ei6nrtc eriautt lida Ieincn psrsbr
ten 8unetn une Dem seebrtsn ublMn terbausi su rsh
taiiste Wager scn lebit rerfesten Sttn unp 5suben
httr Oaldt trsetent III sn,piesIei Stcunaen wtrpen
prompt unS sner aptsefubrt
Geprae DeufeG,
go. l5s 3rpdsfr III M,ntieellp 6ptcl
y. @ranS. Ns. 2 Grhanse Slod, empfcbIt
lem retbbaltiSeS eager ppn atten Srdnoies.
frsn,elildtsn 8pib- uno gBeie-aSsincn, unp madt
namentltd auf len grcbeS ysser pom rireof iln-
psrtrtsn Gbampasners uup 8erin. 2scinrn aus
merriam.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
The Poetry of Life.

Who would himself with shadows entertain
Or gild his life with lights that shine in vain,
Or nurse false hopes that do but cheat the true
so speak st thou friend as from experience
That port serene-thOu looks
And straight a cofdness wraps the sky
The summer glory witiers from the scene.
Scared by the solemn spell behold them fly,
The godike images that seemed SO fair i
Silent the playful nuse--the rosy hours
Halt in their dance; and the May-brHuthing flowers
Fall from the sister Graces waving hair.
Sweet mouthed Apollo breaks his golden lyrei
Hermes the wand with many a marvel rife -
The veil, rose woven by the young desire
With dreams--sIreps from the hueess checks oi
life
The world seems wnat it is--a grave-and Love
Casts down the bandagc wound hT; eyes above,
And He sees but images of clay
Where he dream'd gods and sighs-and glidcs
away.
The youngness of The Beautiful grows Old
And thy lips the sweetest kiss seems cold.
And in the crowd of joys, upon thy throne,
Thou sitt'st in state and hardn'st into stone.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03

DO Insects Feel Pain MIR. w. 5.
Coleman has just published work on
s'British Butterflies" in which he OK
presses his sincere belief that insects
do not feel pain. He aftirms that this
conviction is founded on ample cVi-
donce, on observations and export
ments, and strengthened by analogi-
cal reasoning. He mentions that insects
when multilated in a way that would
cause excessive pain and speedy death
to vertebra animals, afterwards per
form all the functions of life--eating,
drinking, &c.-with tho same evident
gusto and power of enjoyment as be-
fore. Plenty of striking instances OF
this are on record, and, as an example,
Mr.. Coleman states that he has seen a
wasp that had been cut in two, after
wards regale himself with avidity upon
some syrup, which, as he imbibcd,
gathered into large ruby head just be-
hind the wings, (where the stomach
should have been,) but really the crea-
ture's pleasure seemed to be only aug
mented by the change in his anatomy,
because he could drink ten times his or
dinary fill of sweets, without, of course,
getting any fuller. We can almost fan
cy the scientific epicure envying the
insect his ever fresh appetite and gas
tronomic capabilities. If the above the
ory of the British Naturalist is correct,
the familiar words of Shakespeare Is
abella, in sMeasure,'' are not true:
--The poor beetle that we tread upon
In corporal sutfrance finds paug as great
AS when n giant dies.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03

A Lady ShoplUer.-In the Cincinnati
Times of the 23d we find the following
incident related:
Yesterday afternoon fashionaby dress
ed lady called at the dry goods store OF
Mr.. Maurice Betty, No. SO Fifth street,
and expressed desire to make some pur
chases. She was waited upon by Mr..
Betty himself. She examined a number
OF dress patterns. but did not seem to meet
with any that suited her fancy. She was
about t, king her departure, when lot OF
turs attracted her attention. She asked
10 be shown them, and being waited on
examined them at leisure In the mean
| time, the attention of the shopkeeper was
called away tor few moments, and when
he returned the lady said she would not
purchase then, but call again. She was
| leaving when Mr.. B. discovered that "a
| fur valued at fourteen dollars was missing
from the lot. He stopped the lady, and as
| dellcately as possible accused her Of the
theft She denied it, when he lifted the
duster and found the fur snugged away
under her arm.
She had been conducted to prison, where
she gave the name of Julia Smith. She
remained in the lookup until thts morn
,ng, when she was taken before the
| Police Judge and charged with larceny.
1t was proved in defense that she was a
resident. of Greencaslle, Kentucky, where
she bears an irreproachabe character.
She is very respectfully connected there
as well as here, and came to the city this
time on short visit to her relatives. II
is stated that this is her second visit only
to this city. She is single woman
The Court found her guilty OF the charge
but the Judge deferred sentence I'LL Thurs
day, that further evidence might be pro
duced as to the good habits and reputable
standing Of the prisoner. She was or
dered to be rcmanded to prison until tia
time.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Morning Of Life.

How clear are the skies in life's sunny morning,
How sweet are the blossoms which perfume the
air;
While Truth, Hope, and Faith, our pathway
adorniuE,
Throw around us a halo, soft, joyous and rare.
No clouds e'er o'ershadow our moments of glad
ness;
Our friendships are holy and free from all guile
Coniding and trusting, we never know sadness,
Nor dream that deceit could e'er hide in SMILE
Why does the beautiful bright Eden vanish,
Ere vet it has reached the full noontide of day?
Why do the guides who enriched us now Danish
The fowers-eaviug nought but the thorns in
way?
Changed is the prospect, now lonely and dreary,
Lost is the trust of our childhood's pure years /;
We bend meath our cross with hearts ottentines
weary,
And shrink from our burden of sorrows and fears.
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Singular Wishes Of an Editor. - An
Alabama editor has sent to the New York
Herald the following advertisement, to
which we hope, for the honor of the craft,
that the New York typograph8 have not
done justice:
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and his eyes filled with tears.
a Sermon that did not .Suit.-Mrs.
Ell was a very religious woman
and perhaps came as near worshippmg
Mr.. NJ, her. favorite minister, as some
of our big bugs do Kossuth, the Hunga-
rian; but be that as it may, she was
scontinually hammering Aaron, a shrewd
lad of some sixteen years of age, who,
to poster the old lady and hear her
scold, would occasionally speak rather
lightly of Mr.N., her minister
Happening in at the house Of Mrs.
IL one day, the old lady began
assusual to chastise him, and Aaron
thinking she put it on rather too hard,
after hearing her through, said:
Il am as good as Mr.. N, and can
preach as WE'LL
sPreach?' said the old lady, you don't
know single word in the Bible
well, give me text said Aaron,
'and see if [ can't preach
You don't know anything about the
Bible, said Mrs. H., if you do you
may take any text you please
WELL said Aaron, "A virtuous wo-
man is without price, amt that i'll your
| Bible!'
Yes said Mrs. H.. and it shows that
women are better than men, for the
Bible don't say that virtuous man is
without price
We'll, we will see about that said
Aaron, and after dividing his subject
into two or three heads, commenced
as follows:
The scarcity of an article, in all
cases governs the price, but when an
article cannot be found, it cannot be
had at any price Now, if there were
any virtuOus women, there would be q
price, and high one too, by reason
of the scarcity, but as there is none
At this stage Of the discourse, the
old lady seized the broom
Aaron said she, you are an impu-
dent brat, and if you don't clear out
| will pclt you with the broom handle.
/ Aaron made tracks into the road
finishing his sentence, they are with
out price as he went through the door
which the old lady closed after him
with considerable force.
Aaron now started for home, saying
to himself rs he went along, Il guess
the old woman will not chastisc mC
again very soon and as it proved, he
was not mistaken in his prediction
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