davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08

The Democratic Convention was like nest
Of bingham boxes, convention within convon-
ton wheel within Wheel for aught we know,
dd ipfnihm. There was a bolt from tho
large gathering, then bolt from bolt, and
we shall not be surprised to hear of subdi-
yiding and trturating process of boiling. un-
I'll we get to the last result, the pure quintes-
sonce of unboltablo Democracy. Wcaro bound
in frankuoss, as impartial critics, to say that
the proceedings of the boilers convention
were more ridiculous than those of the larger
assembly. The poor men seemed utterly be-
widcrod. Some of them appeared frightened
at what they had done, much as a child does,
who suddenly opens the door of closet, in
which it expects to find the rarest titbits, and
all at once feels the crookery coming down
about its ears They were started at the ghost
of disunon which they had invoked. Others
,yero desperate. and wished to dash on, re-
rardlcss of consequences. Mr.. Burrows, of
Arkansas, was solemn, and thought that they
had in their possession the ark OF the cove
nant. We presume that he regarded the
Northern Democrats as the lost tribes, DOOM
cd to wander away and be scattered. Mr..
Jackson. of Georgia, came down like an ava
lanchc upon a colleague, whom he suspected
of the unpardonable offence Of singing psalms
to the Union" whatever thoy may be-
But the most noteworthy feature of the do
inps was the tropidaton with which those
fierce fre-eatcrs, who have shouted so Justify
for Southern rights of di,union, disclaimcd
all intention of uttcring word OF hostility to
the Union. Just think of il, a delegate from
South Carolina really made a speech without
thrcalct ing that his State would secede' and
delegate from Mississippi was actually
Obliged to taunt the Palmetto State with neg
lcctng to stand up for the old doctrine OF
State riphts. about which she has made so
much noise in the world One would almost
conclude that however honest the hot-mouth-
ed disunionists are in their threats, when the
pinch really comes and they have fair chance
to say whether they will choose disunion,
with all its fearful results, they are not desir-
Gus Of leaving our company; they are not ye'
quito ready. They prefer for the present 70
do their qua,rehng inside OF the Unlon' we
/ think that they are wise in that preference.
Another question Of grave import ipr these
dissontcrs was what party they now repre-,
sonted or would represent in the proposed.
meeting at Richmond. 'Phey are, as the
| Northern Democrats shink, somewhat IN the
condition of tao poor fellow who lined tho
meeting,' as they say in some parts OF New
England, aud who behaved so badly that the
meeting" turned him out. But the world $
people then met, and voted that they would
] not take him back. These men have WIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08
WHOLE NO. 2799.
political.
MR.. LlNCOLN'S APOSTROPHE ON THE
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. +.

MR.. LlNCOLN'S APOSTROPHE ON THE
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
The following is portion Of one Of Mr.
Lncolna campaign speeches in 1858, embrac-
ing an eloquent impromptu on the Declaration
of Independence;
"Tho Declaration of Independence was
formed by the representatives, of American
liberty from thirteen States Of the confedera-
cy--twolve Of which was slavcholding COM
munitics. We need not discuss the way or
tho reason Of their becoming slavcholding
communities. 10 is sufficient for our purpose
that ai of them greatly deplored the evil and
that they placed provision in the Consttu-
ton which they supposed would gradually
remove the disease by cutting off its source.
This was the abolition Of the slave trade SO
general was the conviction-the public deter
mnation-to abolish the African slave trade,
that the provision which / have referred to as
/ being placed in the Constitution, declared
/ that il should not be abolished prior to the
year 1908. A constitutional provision was
necessary to prevent the people, through Con-
gress, from putting stop 20 the traffic immo-
/ diately at the close OF the war. Now, if sla-
very had been good thing, would the Fa-
thcrs of the Republic have taken a stop calcu-
'a'cu 20 u'mlu'sn lls oenenIons ln'iuIuIgs NJ
among themselves an" s''1" ''iu Dooi ny
/ rom lne' Posterlty AnoSe 0O,ni', ',"'''N9s' "
thelr representatives IN o,u independence
/ man. sa'u 20 the Whoie worm Oh 'non
W. hold these truths 10 be syde9t, tast al, rI men
,or it6 ccram naens6c iiaSts; that among these are
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
This was their majestic Interpretation OF the
economy Of the Universe This was their lofty
and wise and noble understanding OF the JUS
tce OF the creator TO Ills creatures zap
pause res 8entetnch' 10 all MS creatures
inc "hole great i2mlly oil man IN tne,r en-
llghtened behei' nothing stampeu win tno
Divine image ana likeness was sent INTO inc
world to be trodden on ana degraded, anu
lmbruted oy lts fellows lhey gfasPeo not
only inc Whole race OIL men then hNihB' ou'
they reached forward anu selAeu upon inc
turthest posterlty- ihey created beacon 10
guide their children ana their children emit
dren' ana the countless myuaos VINO shoulu
lnhaolt the earth IN other ages. wise states
men as they were they knew inc tendency oil
prosperity 10 breed tyrants, ana so they es-
taohsheu Ihese great seu-eViueh' truuus' tna'
when IN inc distant lutnre some man some
action some interest shVulu set up 'ne uoo-
trine that none ou' ricn men, OF none Out
white men or none out Ang'o-oaXons' were
entitled to me- liberty ana inc pursuit oil nap
p'hess' 'heir posteiIpy Hl'Snt iooA up ag"in "
the Decl'ra'loh OF lnueponugnce' ana taSo
courage 70 renew lne oa'ue wh,ch lue.r i''u,
erS oeBah-so InaI rum anu ri JGs.,oe' anu
mercy uuu a.t 'no iu',,an a'iI' c sT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08
GrnrrdI tHtsrrIIanu.
THE MECHANICS HOME.


I r,laco myspll His dress was very neat, but
plain and II. thcr coarse. His linen, that
badge of refinement, was white, in perfect orr
der. and almost elegant. Everything about
him seemed substantial but nothing gave
me clue 20 his position I'm life. In an out
ward seeming. he was simpiy "man." Whom
hc smoke to me. his address was simplo. clear,
direct. and with a certain air of sclErelinuce
.Doctor" he said 81 wish Won Co come
and SEQ INV child. We fear he il threatened
with the croup
NUT ON INV hat and prcparcd 90 accompany
him for If ibo caec ,ycrc nq he stpposed
there was mo- time 10 lose. In this disease a.
.in,lc hour pa,y make lifs'. difference
I'm a moment yo were in the street. and
walking Lriskly nm one of our broad avenues
Tbe cbild br said had boen playinp ont of
do,rs b,J eaton bcsrtii, ,t spnncr gonc Ia
.lccn and v,Lod r,, , sLort ti,pe Afterwards
,,r, boarso ,,in, /, cropry cough. The case
va. A prct,v clcar one. and hurried mv
wall stW r,orc and (, Gv moments we
vcro ot ,bo dn,r We ycnt p,-pp-,,p 20
tbo fpr,b story Tho I,st aight or .tops
v,s carrc,cJ ana , small l,r,1 a, tbo tam
Ii,h,od ~. ,,,' A., III, srd ycry dpr,.
|hic t;nd NJ NAT l,, ~ tbo door Van will
500 in ,i,,o VII .,j,o Nos, li,,l. ,,rticpl,rs
entered the opon door, and was welcomed
by rather pretty and remarkable tidy wo-
man, who could have been nobody in the
world, but the wife Of the man who had
summoned me.
IL am glad you have come so soon she
sand IN soft pure accent. Little William
seems So much distressed that he can hardly
breathe ana thc next moment. as we passed
through narrow passage 90 "here he lay' J
beard the unmstakaole cronpy sound that
Justly carries such terror 60 parent heart'
Us 10 lhc Group doctor a'ee" tne i'tne'
with a voice OF emotion as bent over inc
chui-a hnc boy three years OF age.
"lt Is certainly the Group and very ''o-
lent attack How long Is 1t since you tho
HIM sick
: MOT above an hour was the calm reply,
E it was made calm oy irm sc'-conttol.
looked a' the mother. Sne was palo' out ana
! not trust herself to speak.
- hen tnere Is prooaoiy but nttie aangeT'
sa'd nut we nave something TO 90
: Have you the water nero
Inc husband went 20 Wh't seemed cioS9u
? opened Two doors anu o',g'osgu neat i,,i!1
p''"inS 'uo' 'uPP"eo "'.n Ni1'oh' i"''
, was beyond my hhopes out h'' DO t'ine 70
wonder. ne Htue IelloW was IN ulgh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08


"aNg''
lou mus o' an o1tro'lu'u"'y WoIN'''"'
''"'"6 "''''" '''. '03"''
g'.,'''' l"Nu''1us uu'' "no" ',1N'" ''
''.n ''''' 'o'"' D. '''' pI' WY l''''''
w. "0'"'"B 'A,,"' O''u'y '''"'-' 10
'''" ''',, IVY V''''' "'!. ''"J "''F'
~" '"o "puS'"oiN i" "o' anu '''
o'y 10 look "ilef' 'no earn, cho"S" 10 ""Se ,,
our WIZ "o,S!o c's"' oo''''S " "'oN' we
"'1"n W." "''"'"1' W. i''o "' '"r 5.D'
A'l 'n's comfort .ns 'n's tesPoc'''ll''y' '01
almost luxury 'or e'Sn' uoII'r' "eoN
oNlIo''cu my surprise
s"0u'u oo 'D,! So''I " we '"'
nu'' sa'' me- w nave n'' oN'3 '''ai-
1,So" I'D 'i'c on 'la'' D" We N''o
''', H." '"0 '''"s '''"
"' you nave 'no soo"nC'S Nv J''
P'''" w '''0 ,'o" you u' 0
Nuo" ~" '''','
w., ,.
IVY '' 'O'''''' an" ''0'' anu y'' ''! w
.,t;.t. .i....... ...,...i ,.c.-....,. .....
~" p'o's"'o' ne ,'P''cr' 'o' ou wa!
"aN0 v'"s'7, i' o''.el ou '."" "'''' ~
u'"e ',e oes' Oh '.or 'i'na''""' 81.
'ooN " cn"'r W"1u nc 'A"'-N ".'
were seated ana ms vic, 'i'er going 20 i,slen
,,.', yio sol. %'" measure" breathing o' N''''
",,e' s"' "oWn 70 ng' So"'nE
Al, "''no' sS'u me- " i'i''.' %' % 'ol'
wy ll''e' "ieu "nen was yo"ns' anu was
o'"nu ou' oPP'e"1''o 70 s'oell"NI' |''"
'nI "su'l P'o''7'o', % '''ioo',"5' N,' '
WV. ~ ooy Bo"5,N''y a. 'onool' "l'0 ~ "''
'''J 'o'i' VI i1"u'"S, ",'u' '''g ,'''' ~ '''
'.,"0' 'D' I'i1 SO, VI '''. -N
i''ol"' = looao'l ''e oo'Ns '''a' "''
,,,.,I! 'Ho ms WIZ Irg "''''"7
''.'l', N'oO1.', lo'.1". Jug u's ., eN''.l,'''
p' W -.''. ,I'i.I 49,
,.r
i..a t,c... ~
Ill. '''t r 49,. 49,. .,t.,- a.i
-, -.
t:.l 80. ,I .I,,f1 .,..
j; F'N''''
...;a. -...l -. ,-;..t. t..,;,,
c'n. ,,;r,. - 7,,',,,i,, H.
'"' J0''
'''1' .,,,ttI,- ,i,'i ,.,..u.-,,..,
nJ" ,l;I 9'u o.'e e o''' 5yIl,r Ia r hn5 I
-.'u low ,i'1 L.. ,',...;'
t.,7llI c,.ts-,. s9,l a., l,.,aI INA.
f,r tha 1h"o ,rhoro = ,rorIoJ W. I;yod
G,r, ,cols al bor homo. bnt i, ,y,s NOR arm
homo ,bo bor,o ,,o ,,,,,od a., 100 d.,,r.
mined IN set mn house Ecening 7, was ratb.
s,,,ll sot ,,, t,,, ,,o r,,Jo IL ,psvcr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08

SC \ LES, OF eVcry Variety,
0r -tlc atnauua rturcrs prices by
D N W. G. LEWIS ACTS.
Montpelier, Sept 1857 t@l5
CARRIAGES AND SLElGllS, BY rHE
~ uEsr WunkNtN rs ruI CorNriN.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried ou
by tho subscriber opposite the Court square, Mont
pclirr, Vermont
Those iu want of ioqrt.fHftd C1r.dqes and Nio'ghs
will perhaps do vol m 900 nd what Is being done a
the old stand uf 1tlAhN 49, CANr.
All orders promptly attended Co.,
JOHN w CLARKE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, June ID, lssb
By virtue Of the 3h section of the of the Legislature
the State Of Louisiana enttled consolidate the city
Of New Orleans and provide for The and admin
aton Of its aas approved the 2d February 1852 and Of
the 9Th section Of the supplementary thereto and providing
for the Incorporation Of the city of Lafayette with the city of
New Orleans approved the day and for the purpose
meeting ai obligations Of the old corporations maturing the
year 1865
Scaled proposals will be received this office this
until the 2d day Of July 1850 IL o'clock NJ for the purchase
Of hundred and Ave bonds of $1,000 each said
dated the t Of july 1850 payable in thytwo Years the
Office Of the Treasurer of the city, with interest coupons attached
thereto at The rate Of per ann payable
ally, in the city Of New York.
Proposals to be endorsed Bids for the Purchase Of Bonds
the City of New oriean and addressed O. Deuys
sry The bonds b. adudcaied the highest bidder
Commissioners reserving the right to reject any all bids
Teens Of payment, cash on delivery Of the bonds.
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
v. DUPLESSIS Comptroller
1....- :5.-+ ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
N. WHITNEY,
Chairman Finance Committee Beard Of Aldermen.
-. JOHN N. HALL,
Chairman Finance Com. Board Of Asst. Aldermen.
@. DE BUYS Secretary. a -" jelS jy23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsK III!
cuEsTyur npoyy

CHESTNUT GROVE WIaIsKY! s.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYt
The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d.
es to introduce the article to the public and physicians city
and country, as the
Purest DfTusabIe Stfmulant
which has been prepared medical proves itself
cordial at heahful and invgorang the enfeebIed
whether by disease. It Is distilled from the rye and
malt and its nutritious properties preserved BY process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus Oil in
gredens known be consiued In the Whisky general use
completely SEPARATED that the absolute purity this
ticle from any foreign admxiure IL guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from the most emf
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston, testified under oath
to it's absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICATE
Philadelphia, Sept. Q, 1858.
We have carefaly tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you find contains none of the
poisonous substance known Fu OIL which the Character
istic and injurious ingredient Of the Whses general use
BOOTH GARRETT cAMAC
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept. s. 1853
have analysed sample of Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased to state that ii is entirely
from poisonous deeerious substances II unusually
pure and fne favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 4. 1850.
have nnde chemical analysis or commercial samnles Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which to DE free from the heavy
Fus Oils, and perfectly pure unadaerated The fine
favor of this Whisky derived the grain used in manu-
featuring it. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State Assayer
No. i6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr., 7
A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18


w. & u. r.. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS.
Camden. New Jersey,
-MaInfaeureys Of.
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAswoRKs.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts sad other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required for setting them nshe
latest and most improved modes
WASHERS, CoNDE NsERs. sCRABBERs and EXHAUST
Frs, for relieving the ketorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 200 i,s0a0o0 cubic feet daily
purifying capacity, 555.5tz5 4
WROUGHT IsoE LIME sIEvEs, for PURIFIERS
STATION METERS Of all Sizes %
GAS HoLDgRs TELESCOPE and SINGLE viii, cast Jsan
Guide and Suspension Frames
GAS G0YERN0R5o or REGULATORS sE $ss..9. Il
STREET MAINS from ~ fs inches Diameter for water or
Gas. u
STREET MAIN CONNEXIONS such as Branches. Bends.
Drips, Sleeves, etc.
sIof VALVES from 10 30 inctes either brass faced or u.
WROUGHT IRON WORK An the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works
Communications should be addressed To the Pttyer
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY sef'7ss
- -Bh aN,SH pFF1CE, I25 SOUTH THRU STREET
.nI..s De..r y. ie1g ly&w Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

- PRADAT'S HOGEL, BILOXI. = The under.
@ signed Mrs Elizabeth Peadat, formerly
M prie Of Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
to the public that this ablshmen is
Attached the ho el good billiard table
beautiful Yacht saddle horses bngges and carriages afford
ing pleasure I'd comfort Visitors Prada u HOTEL wishing
to land at the hotels wharf will please notify the captain Of the
boat
mvl7 3n JOHN B. h EUGENE q. PRApAT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

SCROFuLA, OR KINGS EVIL, is A cONsTI-
5 seeo%es 1eR % hs
y e a whole boay a. may burst out in disease
Which It may mol destroy TSe serofnloas ant i raronss
anea
s sa @ 81 hs L lie s If
% e sdn r. n ano ia s b third a and fourth rat h
nianiss If the iahsrt span their ciIdrsa' '''
Is effects eommense 9y deposition from the blood Of
j. termed ;ansrees in the s Glands ng and The
,he blood depresses The energies Of croaous
stnon only suffer from scroiuous complaints they
consequently perish by disorders which athensi
% s % s eospeh SIM Msc a. s
human family ha, ils erigu dhecy in this ssrofous
neys brain and eed Of all the organs arise ng
quarter people are scrfuous her persors
invaded BY hi m king infections and Their health is ndc mined
blood BY an ssrasc medIeine and nygoae il BY healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
AYER,S
Tn, eisc. mi .sasdy which the ski II
as L 1 led ns en e ha. haSe
bsen fr the espagon Of this fou disorder from
Hence shaad Y snso. Cd Ihs only
a GrysPsl f.%ps gPas,ass as'fass: ssias md sss
Rp npals s T ssp s % s @ fa VI sad
Is founded IN truth for seofua degeneration of the blood
as
Is impossible in eontaIRina. ed constitutions.
Ayers Asue Cure.
For the speedy Of Fever Fever and Ague
Remiitent Fever Chill Fever, umb Ague, Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed for
whole class diseases originating IN hillary arrangement caused
by ths Malaria Of Masmar countries 555a Il
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while hs above complaints with certaat, Is still
cily harmless in guam Such remedy !, nvaiHab
in districts where these acng disorders prevail This
exlels The masnac poison Of Fever and Age from the
tenn and prevents the development of the dease If
The brst approach OF Its symptoms Its only
the bst remedy for Ibis complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply dol
lar brings within the reach Of everybody bilious
c where ever and Ague PREVAILS body
fire. ly both for and protection supe
afty OF this lemedy other discovered for
speed, and certain Of Intern that
9nnne minera seauenty produces qnism other
injurious effects whatever The constitution
b are ea healthy n they had had the disease.
poison great variety of disorders arise aion
among which are Nearngi Rheumatism (ont Headach
indi ess foohaehe, taache Caiarfh, Ash Papi aifnn
Panfn Alice ion OF The peer Mysteries IN in the B.
Goc faIyis and arrangement Of the Stomach all oil which,
when orgihan in this tho intermittent type
become peitodcai THIS CURE eSpe tho poison from the
blood. and ly Them all alike ~ Is an lnyt
pnraty edtpg In III ions di irieis II en-
daily while the iDacffon that VIII he eSeieed
The system late ~ snicet q.n ny 10
fipsn !, vhluable tor pfoiec
iinn lhnn and few will ever slef tiom lnle mt ens
they avail themselves Of The oiee lon his iemeay Affords
Said nv John WRIGHT Il co. Nns 81 and l5t 0sarres
a"d ~ o., ~ es.c I ta es,, sw T
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
SUMMER RESORTS.
Zzs-5 Il DIE E1t1N03,
zEa 81 NILES FROM sH AwsyrIdE DEPOT,


Aa.sA 81 NILES FROM sH AwsyrId.E DEPOT,
Montgomery county, Va.
The Propre,o.s hayiag purchased This WATERING PLACE
ent new Furniture ef Tho best class and open for the
Having increased recommendation aud made liberal
ast iu the eonfori 81 their guests they aste
sasns Sas M sny' Watering Places WIN afford the
sbaass isi,eS DeSos + s iss sessnsy 4 eageer
oke river and Is b. SONG Il H. o hssu,ful and
ss 5sasye %s,e4 sfssss II. 70 b. among sn
lnat y nnnsesessasy 70 anyog corsndaon cf II
and remedy for al sesses dserossea pgpsGs
q the stomach 9ges and Liver and for preservation Of lie
from Ply scians and Others with is erits an ~
PASSENGERS will be met at shawsvie by fouhosse oni
busse 10 convey them road the SpTings Per.
in tie morning arrive Springs sanse day ,ios f
the South will lind the conveyance he arrival Of each
ieis id I'm BOOTH coLHouN co.
a. COOPEa,s WELLS. ..
fS;I HfsDs COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
Ell Eleven Hours Travel from New Orleans via Jackson
Railroad.
The undersigned have y purchased this popular piac
rs6ttiLg 70 make equal any Of The Northern watering
pace for enjoy ment and recreation for the healthy 1t has
The superior medicinal qualities Of the water The eligible sit
uaton Of the hotel and rounds with surrounding sccncy
fine roads, being but short distance from Raymond Clinton
verabe The pleasure seeking community Of the South
have been made in New Orleans daily sup
plies from that In the way fish vege
which together with The productions of The surrounding
Wines Stores are of se finest qnsles all being
choce ssee!ions Connected with the Hotel are Billiard
ard experienced men for each department
Good stable provided for all who wish
fine Bana Of Music attendance to play the lawn
Our Hotel viii be open reception Il visitors on Mon
AG add Opening Ball will be given on Monday, June H.
icy u X. W. BENBuRY k CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
- HYGEIA HOTEL, ,...
E#$| OLD Point Comfort, Va, March i, 1850 ~

This fayorite summer for It's
ing refreshing braezes and Of fine Fish, Oysters
and Crabs will be opened for the reception gness
of June.
The Hotel is situated at Fortress Monroe the largest military
post in the United Sates where eight splendid
band Of music stationed The entire ablisheni
UNDERGOING thorough renovation and painting, which, with
new ling in Of construction will be sufficiently
large TO accommodate upwards Of thou and visitors.
The undersigned have lately associated together
In the business and with attentive assistance spare
pains in making Il degh fa for those
seeking health and pleasure Railroad and
lions pefet in rrangeets persons
from all Of the ssuth and West reneh Old with
The greatest facility JOS SEGAR,
G. u. WILLARD,
mya 2m ,.onr,.tera Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
PHTLADELPHTA gARDg


Moss, BRO HER ~ Co.,, s7T-
HA No. $50 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
BOOKSELLERS, sfatIoners and Blank Boosg
MANUFACTURERS. 8s
sa-Manufae'urers Of MASONIC aND ODD FELLOWS
BEGALf4. JEWELS etc. g isa 6ns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

l#E;;' La RGEu.
MI MR. AND MRS pnDsoN, wish to inform the public
thai they at all times ready Boaders
ing rates:
Smmmer-Per m nth. S35; per week, Sln; per day. 50.
Win err Per month, $25 per We. H. 81; per day. 81 So
H-Ihs shment combines all The comfort. home
being quiet til larger hotels havg separate houses
for aiies and gentlemen, etc. telegraph ofce by
myl6 fma w. 8. DODSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
as- Now Ollenns and nIobile mail lime

Es-Twenty Dollars Saved on Passage and
Expenses 10 NEW YORK AND uTIIER NORTHERN GI-
TIES, Via Savannah. Georgia.
Tickets at the Office under the St. Charles Hotel of
az Il - j " GREGORY Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

NItyTaCE MR. j. koD.IGunZ Ill. ATT MI IT,,
IN he Of the undcrsgued during his sb<e-ee from
the city. d. R0DR GGiA.5
New Orleans May s. 1850 myS Il