davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11


HOUSE OF LoRDs-The following debate pre-
ceded the passage of the bill repeating the naviga-
ton laws, on Tuesday, the 18th ult
The Repeal Of The Navigation Laws.-The Mar.
quis OF Lansd9wne moved that the Navigation bill
be read third time.
The Earl Of Peterborough opposed the notion
considering the measure as fraught with dam
ger to the country. Our foreiathers did not mind
paying something for maintaining the naval supre-
macy, but he was disguised with the feeling which
dictated the present measure, which went to sacr-
fee the best interests Of the country TO a sOrdid a
Californian principle, and which he was con
viuced, on its coming into operation, must prove
deeply detrimental to the security Of the empire.
Eall Granville replied to the arguments of the
previous speaker.
The Earl of Winehelsea opposed the bill and
read lesson to the bishops, without whose votes,
the noble earl said, the bill would have been
thrown out He cautioned the right reverend body
that il the period should ever arrive when ques
tons of a secular character should be carried by
their votes, then England would Join with him in
the wish TO see the house of eOnvOcation restored
and the bench Of bishops represented by few
chosen from among them, who would not interfere
in questions with which, with view TO the best
interests of the country, they oughtnot to informed
die. He protested against the passage Of the bill,
and regretted that it should be carried in eOnse-
quence of a want of courage on the part of some
of their lOrdshps to throw it out because they
feared that the result might be the retirement of
the present government from office.
The Bishop Of Oxford moved the introduction of
clause, excluding from the advantages conferred
by the bill all nations engaged in the slave trade
Lord Howden, and Earl of Warwick, Lord
Denman, and the Marquis of Lansdowne then ad-
dressed the House, and their lordships divided:
Contents. 80. ............ .......,,......... Q
Non Contents. .,..,............. "a
Majority against the amendment. ...............H
Ga the Thursday following the Lords amend.
ment was agreed % in lhe House Of Commons,
allsra short discussion,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

LOYAL Bull. = During George the Fouuh's
visit to Ireland in 1921, loyal Irishlan gave the
following toast:
May George the Fourth FOREVER reign,
And NEVER. HRVgR die;
And afterwards may George the Fifth
Reign TWICE long az hsl''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

sIIMMER WATRRINff pLACE.

SUNNI EiA w "A EAkA A~AIANEsa
FTNHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception Of vlsitera. Since the last -
the Establishment has un ieTgOne thorough renovation
and has been considerably enlarged The accOmmOda- Ia
tons for FAMILIES single persons cannot be surpassed
if eqnaed, by establishment in the South Situated
Immediately the Gulf and the great Northern hIa
Route between New Orleans and Mobile ba reaeied
from either direction by the boats plying between places
and daily communication be kept with all paTts the
country, II is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance al the will show
the superiority of its location all Other tOints the
coast for pure air and bathing OYSTER and FISH
had IN abundance, and prepared the most recherche
style Riding, Fishing, Sailing, Rowing, billiards Ten,
pins, and such other amuemen as usual places OF
public provided at Paseae onia and well selected
RAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance.
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There Physicians we'll skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate located Paseagoua and
one Of them for the present season. will have his abode in
the Hotel, and will give his unremitsed attention invads
such may desire bis services The other Physician has
his abode IN the immediate vicinity Of the Hotel.
HR There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL, pre-
sided by competent teacher in the vicinity of the
Hotel TO which families disposed send their children.
G.& Persons wishing accommodations, viii address the
iel4 Sm M J. MeRAE, Proprietor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

EHE Patronage that has been extended to Us 50 very be
IL rally the last seven years, while on Com 1aaf d,
mon street. hat induced Us the last summer q ~
70 erect large building expressly for manu- =
laetunng and repairing CARRIAGES. AkE -----ltsL-
We have Of the largest Shops in the Southern
County and are prepared with good Northern wOrkmen
and the best of MATERIALS to build any style Of Carriage
9Tef, and guaranty them II used in the country
We are also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES and restore them almost 70 their
out and 9seless We viii pay teshton Carriages
repair We will also keep hand Of tV
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will Sc sold
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We ia.
vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES.
o. their old repaired. 10 call a. ManuiactoY and
Repository and jgdge Coz themseya az the Corner o5
the Office Of thS Commercial Wafer WOfks F6sl 81 Tie 81
my5 Ga Jaw MATTHEWS 4 DENAAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11
HOTELS. &c.


BOAT IN G II Q q =.
l21 GR9YIER Street, betUeeR 81. CHaries and Cargn
dee Streets-Oae ao0r from the Of CaroRefst 81
MRS, WILSON, Gate Of y Bisnyie 5tfest,) respect
LNA fully informs her fenda aad the public genefsy
tat she continues In the above eligible location dun
ped BY her during the last year. She has had herEA
lahon OF gentlemen exclusivey Grateful nf past patron
age she hopes BY digen attention the comon md con
yenence Of her paOna 70 merit and
me same Her terms viii be. as heretofore. MODERATE,
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
CORNER CUSTOyH4O USE IND FRONT SITS
IA I'LL be opened for the reception Of BOA RIDERS OF
49, WE ~ y January q 1873 Weilinr- -
tABLR--i1e best the market viii afford. 1sAAa
The above establishment has been built BY the proprietor
eAPe oI the recommendation Of city and transient Board
~ one Of the most healthy and airy situations tbs
ely ana pains will be spared render those wp may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
- Terms seasonnblaas an hInent Of the kind
n ne city. ual d&Wul z. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
- BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL
'l shment having been repaired and newly fur
= nisheds Will be opened on the 29h Of May forfhe -
cep0n o. NisiieFs and Families wishing apend the
summer al pleasant Watering Place The undei.lAt3
gned have purchased this property permanent nssi
asnee, and VIII keep the house Sumner Winter
Inc best Cooks Stewards
paih nor expense will be spared render the stay Of vse
pleasant and agreeable tmy2 6ml g. LEWIS c..
- SHADY GROVE. BuoXL
VIE subscriber has open and ready for the reception
\ o. the public, that pleasant retreat. the SHADY
GhONE. situated on the Bay Of Biloxi. The Rooms ii
are airy and agTeeablRhe grounds extensive and every
coHEeuieHce Is afforded for families wishing 10 egehsn the
confined air Of the city for pure and line M
water bathing The Table Is furnished with all the good
almost ds D. communication with that city.
board and Lodglng-per day %
!. ~ Meehti ....---.. 1900. q q "
lie SOtm - iiciIIN ri TPgS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

BIake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT
USF received fresh supply Of the above article for
e. sale wholesale and retail, at the Office Of A. O. WILL
BBB y Co, 81 BANK PLACE. the only depository
myl9 q SHELDON AGENT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

TRAGEDY ON NED BuNTLINE's YAcHT--The
New York Mirror Of the ID says All day yes
terdaY Ned Buntlines yacht was seen drifting
about in the Narrows, between Fort Hamilton
and Staten Island she had her colors flying and
all sail set but nothing unusual was noticed about
her until after dark, when great noise and hub
hub was heard, as if they were rotng and quarrel
ling on board. Some time during the night man
was brought on shore, who, it was stated, had
been shot the wounded man was taken no to the
Military Hospital, and it was reported that he was
dangerously wounded, and has several shot in him.
We did not learn his name, nor the cause of his
being shot, whether accidental or Intentional"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11
LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.
on the Pomtchartrain Raflroa

HE above Hospital for the lost fourteen years under the
- skllln and attentive management Of the late DR.. -
3 IL ItgzenbeIg Is now open under the Of DR.. j. W
huODES, Tor the reception Of patients. ~
90 -Terms Of .7dnlissiOH-
In the Upper WaTds-OHe Dollar per day.
IN tfvae Wafds-ifOm Two 70 Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
within the large enclosure IS an ms ANE no >PITAl
devoted only TO the treatment OF those afflicted with insanity
- Asepsrste and distinct building for Small POK and
other contagious diseases
FOR fntther particulars apny 10 Dr. w IRVINE a. the
Hospital, orto DR. J. Ri ODES, q Royalst ie ia BIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11
VIEW ORLEANS S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY II, 1s4o


Thomas Hall Of VRrinia to BE- Marshal of the United
Christian, removed.
benjamin. II. smith Of Virginia. 10 be Attorney Of the
1nsd states for the Western strict of Virginia.
George w. Thompson, removed.
James Gwinn 10 be Collector Of the Customs Vicks.
burg, Miss. vice Hardy HepdTew, removed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

CARROLLTON HOTHL.

ffNHE undersigned respectfully inform Tie public that they
have inst saken the above ntiOned establish -
Bent with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys. i
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon. ETC. apperain-A III
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein, they
now prepared 10 receive and Accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boardes L almost useless TO expaiate the
numerous attractions to be found the GaHOt0n Hoie
Grounds As suburban place Of entertainment the estab
lshment second TO in the south, possessing, as
does; almost unEvaed scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production OF fruits and flowers sGeh
where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary ruscatiOuas retreat from the
noise. hustle and cares o. city e merits than OId
nary notice from the vser.
The undersigned spprse the the public that their Lander
will always be found well supplied with the oolcet quail
ties Of Game Fish, ETC. and they have lard fnely
ssOrted stock of Wines and other Liquors they furnish
DnnerOT Supper Chance Repasts, private parties
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore aer themselves that in add
ton to their assduOus efforts please the beauty Of
the location its saubrous ATMOSPHERE the ease with which
may be had 10 their establishment BY railroad render
the CaHot0n Hotel the most desirable ofa resOfi
for the citizens Of New Orleans.
% For terms Of Board. etc, inuuira at the Panten
Hotel or At the Hotel in Careit0n Capt. a. ARanBL
ans II CHAs. CHANDLER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

NIIhItIlEl IWN To EHEIldIFlIlF fIIll-
Fars-S20 Time, IS houFs.-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamers 10 Wilmington North tafona; thence b Rail
Osd to Petersburg heaee Philadelphia, BY the estab-
lshed mail line, via Richmond, Washington City, and
Baltimore.
Steamships fran Savannah 10 Netp York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE lenvs
Savannah alternately every Wednesday-anivnE the
following Saturday. z ere. SIS Passenger leaving
for The above Steamers, b. Of extra night
train from Macon
Steamships from Charleston TO Mem York
STEAMSHIPS N0RTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately SatuTday-aTrising in
New YOsk on the following Tuesday f are. $25
Steamships from Charleston 10 PHILADELPHIA:
Steamships COLUMBUS ana OSPREY leave Charles
ion alternately every Thugday-aryiug in Philadelpdia
the following Sunday I are. SlS.
VIM. 5. MCGlBONEN Agent.
iv3tf st. Charles Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

CALIFoRNIA.-It is stated in the Northern press
that Mr.. Parrot, now at Washington has received
a letter from Mszatlan, dated 18th May, confirm
ing the rumored disturbances in California and
flight Of Gen. Smith, with his soldiers, on board
vessels of war in the Bay of San Francisco
A rumor prevails in Eastport, Me-, that one of
the vessels for San Francisco had been attacked by
pirates Il is derived from a letter which has been
received from passenger on board the schooner
Eudora, of Bangor bound for California Itslates
that on the evening Of the 4th of April, while off
Cape San Augustine, teoast of BraziD weather
being calm, gang of supposed pirates, in open
boats, attempted TO board the Eudora but the
foremost boat she neared the schooner, received
the contents of twenty muskes, which induced
the other boats to haul off fast as possible The
boat fred upon was capszed, and her crew
drowned. The E. went on her way without fur
Their moestaton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

GEORGE LrPPARD.-This gentleman author and
politician is thus hit off-in his ownstyle- in late
number Of the Springfield Republican
A fierce man sits restlessly upon fiery charger
The steed paws the ground, the lightning flashing
from his h0ofs
The kne of distant bell striketh his ear 1t
is the knell Of hope
A curse issues angrily from between his grinding
teeth.
Does he spurn me No office Does he think
me dog that he viii chase his enemy for nought %
binding rage was in his eye--he wheeled and
sped like lightning into the darkness. He reaches
a cave A scratching, as of infuriate tigers, is
heard He comes forth His eye is blo0dshot
He raises TO the silent gaze Of the stars, scroll
He spoke in slow, cultural utterance " General
Taylor, | am your enemy! Yes, /, George Lip
pard, ha- ha -a-a-a %
And the Loeofoco papers all over the United
States copied the words written in that SCROLL and
made fools Of themselves. Wen Hiey did
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

The weather is cooler to day; Thermometer 74o in the
shade, and strong wind passing which produces quite
Of chillinass.
Mr. Maxwell commenced operations this morning in the
Custom. house. but fora day two perhaps for week
two very little pOlica) blood will be she'd It is said
that half the present officials in that department in
this city will be removed about hundred of which are
checked on the list.-Respecttully yours, INDICATOR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

Sailing Of the Crescent CITY for ChagresfheT Vessels
jar ne Port If0use baiidiaF for CqifforR5a-
s,r John FraHhin--IAe Ckoiera-IAc Democratic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11
M sHE.E esgFRAl NAN IlsEvia Columbus, Macon

MONTGOMERY q Am npalka i5 Il Raiirssd 81 miIes
Opeika, Pm Barncsv'e loa N stases 98mies-
haTnesvHie 81 PN Macon. 6r d kalfoad. 90 miles.
Macon. N Savunnah s. pm Raifaad $50 mile.
Savannah P. nj ChaIesoH San 81 nhoal isgdlles.
Fare-JB0RtgGWerV % Charleston, &23 50--Io Sdtaa-
Aah. $40 So. Time through " hours, mnludne two
nights rest, at Savannah and Asc0n.
The Steam Packets composing the ChaTstOu and Savan-
nah Line, the MetamOw Wiam SeabTook. and Gen.
Cneh well known for their safety, neainsss and sumptu-
Gus fare No charge for meals Or BeFths
The Cars on the Central, Macon. and Western Railroads.
Of the finest description
Staging reduced So miles.
Two Daily LINES Of fouIh0ne Post Coaches from ODe-
ka to Banesvle, via COlumbUs besides Coaches
always in readiness carry forward number Of through
passengers without detention.
For though tickets apply 10 the Agent at the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery Bal, Madison HOUSE. At MantgOm-
cry. Alabama
~ Passengers procuring through tickets Of tbs Agent
al Montgomery, viii save abOnt a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

By thssnpeor frEi-class Steamels--leaving Mobile at
P. and arriving MONTGOMERY second day 70 a A.
NJ. The line CONSISTS d Tie following boats. SELMA,
Capt. Bunel; ARK ANSASs Capt Owen Cl4A A, Capt.
James, ard SUNNY SOUTH, Capt " alkeF... FaIe.
Ss-fme through a. g houls By the Daily Aiai Lime
Cuacl--FaFe. SlO-Iime through. 40 hours
NOM GOMERK TO CHARLESTON
NV ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAX IHkE-Yia Gnfiu
Auanta, and Augusta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

Time through 81 Notwithstanding sioppaFsa. Staring
reduced 10 50 miles. Tines DhIHY sTAgk LINKs between
Opeka and Griffin. passing Though w Point, LlT1n
and Greeusle 70 Gfin besides exfa COACHES alvays in
readiness onward number Of though pasHa-
gers without detention.
Tbs Cars the RaIoad are Of the approved con
sIuetOn Those upon the Georgia &aroad provided with
siateEoams and Berhs, for night travel
For through tickets, Amply the Agent, ~ the Exchange
Alabama.
Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
q Montzomefy, viii save about ~
fspw.-. fsv.nr. NJ, -, Va, r.1..h,. nr..,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

ERHGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IL that the next thing in importance 10 that Of having
good Supply Of Provisions for the iHRsr man Q have
due regard to the wants of the OHfer We DISTINCTLY
slate that we selling cost, but At Qw
any Other house 10 The city Those IN want Of CLOTHING
loE the Gold any other 0gginga- respectfully
invited to cali al the cash store Of
6I9d&W n Under the PlanieTs' Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
tHfhE Subacnhegs have on hand large and well
selected assortment Of CA RHiAGE4, j.
and are constantly receiving N0ni the best a
NoIthern Manufactures. every style and
variety Purchasers would do wei 70 give -
call A. WOflDRiElt b CO..
HpsS 6md&W I0f 81 C9herer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

NEW YORK, via MOBILE ana MONT
GoMERY, Ala, and CHARLESTON, s. Q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

Through in Seven and a half Days-Stage Travel
Heduced 70 Ninety- three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-Bg the daily line Of
1 Mail Steamer, OREGON. Capt. Hieru CALIROR-
MA, Capt Reynolds and JAMES T. DAY. Capt Glib
ennn leaving New Orleans af II o. clock. and arriving
Al Mobile morning 8 O'Clock. Pare, $5-Iims
though Is hOum.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11
DAGUERREOTYPE.
rfkanIREls pAauBRnrorY1I..

N. would rslsasfuy ttaals 10 F1 paiI0a.
y age bestowed him re fnf hrf tie Money 81
intrDd0einR the DAGUERRBOTHPE into Eewtlslauag.
hFu duhg which time be hes taken
exhibited az the Pair IN composition with othelE tlkgn by
the LEST operator from New York and he nwanet the
FIRST RreH1iun NCspecimena sfed a. his ant
9ut those iaksn b. hinre, j. NJ assures the pgb hat h1
poHnsfn wit continue 70 be what LhsY elgayn have a
tbe BzgT. Ills 0nK e1psueace and constant plaaea
ne he induceaeE to DelHons drous Of insueol = ths
beautiful Genuine RoigtlamdeF Cameras % per csat
cheaper thaH any n the etyi s etaf articles The
the bss plates made IN fhe Uned 5tsss Gases 90 Is and
% 5yi neiFKok Cameras at els.
~ OniefE from the country prom pity attended,
- Eatrance No. 8 Ckap FffHat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

= . WAWUMEIEhS:
Jhdde bp Thomas ". Borden. Sold bg R.dLPH& Co,
-x,,, No. 10 NEW LEvER.
'HESE steam Gauges now used on he following
4 steamboats, EeTry-bOat Two Br0iheTs, Alex Scott
AutocTat Illinois Sullana Grand Turk Eudoia Magnolia
AmaIanth q ~ Watkins Elisha, Princess Princess No g.
natehez, New Orleans Mary FOla, Olivia - Tow. boats
Mary kag'l1s3d Phgax Swan PeBsn Hercules and
boats any nersOn be satisfied the practical use Of
tne oteam Gauge. IA 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
d MeCUTCHEON. 90 ST. clf-fRL. Is street. Two
II Doors above POydfas street will attend to PACKING
and MOVING. n SHfPPING FURMIFQ RE foI peEsong
changing their resdence saving the city 0deH sent
with dispatch.
Hotels Boariingbouses STEAMBOATS, and ships supplied
with FuinhWe, MattIesse Bars. ETC.. very reasonable
telmt ID Mcfy.. lG9 fi. Cherries stgeef.
~ New ard Secondhand Furniture Bought, Sold,
Repaired Vanished and Polished. mylf zm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-11

3. W. HALE. J.A-LUW-a
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.
No 11e and 40 GRfYTER STREET
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of
~ every description always on hand Tot -
sale loW Tor cash o. approved paper. Also lels- 4.
Springs, A1les. Lamps, Bands, Cloths, - =
''f ~ sas W. aaVaFnph- HATFA LINN
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21

THE BATTLE oE CzoRNA.--TheIe have been various and conflicting concerning ihis battle. and last news states that t actually took place. aud, had resulted was al fast announced. We perceive, however, by the following from the New York Tribune eC the lTth ult., that ths accounts were exaggerated by stock specuIaiors in Vienna:
 We have al last something definite about thls battle. in which 23,00a Aastraos were said to have been left the 6eId. The only reality in fl. assas from slight skirmishing. the defeat by the Hangaians of that portion of Schlick's corps eoa'- handed by Gen. Wyss. In this affair the Aasiriaas lost some three or four thousand men. line rest of the rspoft-the sixiy-our hours' fighting and a. eco killed-came fiom the inventive genius of banking house Of Vienna. and was designed to help grand speculation ia stocks-~prinepalIy 1 Berlin, but extehded 10 some other cities. The inventors have been named to us as Aihrens X Co., of Vienna. We find that the Bsiiin agents of the well known house ofArnstein & Eskeles. Vienna, have published solemn denial that the story ca,ns from them
 The National Zsitung of Be,lin is fuii e®rst at having been tbe means of aiding the speculatoss, and the Koiasche Zsifuag, whose rather ccnfdeaiia statement of the story translated last week. is
 epentant enough for having been taken in 10 satisfy the most rigorous inactor of penanee.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21
Curiositie. Wanted. .

correspondent of the Cincinnati Commerc ial advertises for the following euroses, to be placed in@P Punch's Museum
 A stone fIom the foundation of the world Some the feathers from bolster of a wagon. Some of the cloth used to make the apron of a dam.
 A piece of the bowels of the earth. One ci the razors that brokers use to shave people with.
 A horn, that topers talk so much about. Some blood from the heart of city A toe nail from the foot of a mountain. A ball that has been shot from the canon of a church.
 A hoTn from the bull thsi Pope Gregory issued. Some of the wood that the celestialpoles are made of.
 Some of the tar from scientific negfoe s heel. A track made by the wheel of time. The cradle of security.
 Some hair from the head of the Mississippi. A p,ece of the line that the sun crosses. A feather from the wing of time. Some of the wool that people sPan street yarns of tree that bears the apple Of the eye. Some Ofthe music made by the organs of the bead A tooth from the head of cabbage.
 An eye from usder the brow of AiA. A leaf from the tree of Liberty. A sproul from the root of evil.
 A piece of the ends ol the earth.
 One Of Cupid's darts.