True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

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The Pavilion Il gop. How many memorials Of ten.
dor s;gs of refined .entineno.i,y, on &c WIN
have been { nj Of by the great Reaper have gone with
ii. Where are the names that were 70 inustrously
carv. and scrsJed on tho railing which surrounded the
platform that e,ir,nouuted the roof and from which
there il niost magnificent view OF the country around
oNi,para river sweep;ng down Ill, it assumes snowy
wb;,cness s il breaks ever the rapis and PUSHES on to
the great fall Like MANY of those who left them in
Inv charge they AFRO passed away to he seen no more
forever! Well do We rememb = the day We first saw
tic Pavilion 1t was the first time our foo, ever rod
foreign land. and strunge emotions filled u.s. Nor were
we less Tranquil wien the roar of Nagaras eternal ,hun.
der broke upon our car, and driving along its level
shore. we saw the broad und pacid river bear Onward
To the prccipicc It'll we s,onped ut the Pavilion door
,o;s, J;sn,,, ho,,.oon y,uL.a ,-..,.na, ond ,r;do
y h,, H.. ron,,r.r.,;o, en- lin, i,,,. cor,,c,nr III.
far MIR ,d.r III. an rho d;s,,,e ,r,se from the Van.
kee refus;nr tn ,,v him tbe accus,omoJ fee on the
pronas I'm, bc In, M, cone the whole distance. which
the Guide comba,ted by urging his willingness to prs
coed. bu, that his emnloyer thought he had gone far
| cuourh.
We did n, wal, for the resls It scanned that we had
een infused now life md we felt derfce of buovancv
that VIC do not remember to hive experienced before
since. Every thing was novel but it was dinner time.
We had never seen what may be termed exclusives be-
FORE Here thew were. party of u gentleman, and
lady, and daughter and two prcur cheraers, who were
d,ncing attendance upon the girl, sal, ut one end
Of long table. She pretty, (but we have room
now for descriptions lat the other end we were in
| vtcd to sit down. Some half dozen cockncys, with
their green hunting coats, buff breaches, fair top boots
and drab rcd vests. were promenadng up and down
the room, mpudeny staring at those who were either
engaged in eating making preparations for the
mea!-but growing particular. The pavilion
an excellent house, and unless they build another
Just as good; and keep it WE'LL shall miss it when
next VIC visit Niagara However, It we have war with
England. sta not be in hurry to visit the Canada
side. We shall have enough to keep US ut home, and
very likely hee we shall stay.
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GENTLEMENs TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF NE"
ORIEANs-lt may not be generally known that cue
has been formed in this city, to promote the cause O.
temperance on gentlcmany andilibera prncies' and
according to the strict laws of good breeding and
thorough knowledge of that poiitessc which should
distinguish every gentleman. 1t does not attach itself
the of any of the fonatsn anil dosmatical asso-
ca''ons which have been crawling upon our Tree st'-
tutons, and have for their ai not only to induce men
to throw aside perncioss CUSTOM Tat the abrdgement
Of rational lbertics. does not place itself along
side Of the societies, and tract societies. and bible
societies. and missionary societies. and the Simou Pure
temperance societies. but comes out on its own hook
and expects great good, without in:
Aictnc single evil II does not pretend to be straight
vested or hide bound in its theory or practice. 1t does