The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
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We find in sounds that would ft be pronounced
dscod dire but with the power Of association bring
forth the harmony, the developed. felt and sppre
ciated What more harsh than the croakng Of the frog
Yet it is the harbngsT Of Spring and calls associations
Of sunny days-hs shadow of the hawthorn hedgel The
whie Of the passing wind csresng in very wanonness,
speaks Of the glowing sthe social circle round the fam
lily hearth The day sounds that greet
the crack Of the camsns whip; the pondspus bI0wk of
the hammer Of the smith, the eternal Fumbng o. yb8ss;
the Babelke mngug together Of vocss-ai have the poe
try OF moouthe diapsSOn Of busy fe Even tbs
case OF crying baby Is not Invested Of sweet squads.
although will admit that harmony decidedly wanting;
yet The childish treble el Of heipiessnes s
up the fountain of mOther'slO The power Of musc is
beautifully displayed the anecdos Of the father Of the
celebmted Bishop Horne " who Of mild and qaiet a
temper that he sudOuy avoided giving trouble any
casion. When his infant he used wake hm
with playing upon flute that the change from sleeping
waking might be gradual and pleasant and produce
Outcyl The BihOpWts noted for his devotion to church
music. But we are wandering without limit when in
fact we Only intended 10 that music everywhere and
mere particularly in concentrated beauty friend
MAYO's, No Camp street. He has just received some
sweet songs and large collection Of fashionable Operas
Waitzes Marches, etc Besides this he is opening
superb stock Of Pianos Gbst and other celebrated manu-
factue and his fine stan ready to-day for the
reception of visiters Al MAYos you will lind every thing
in the musical world-AIelodeons Harps Flutes Gusrs
| Ciarinsta, VioliRs, VoonosllOs, etc.
TIE IDEAL 1t very pleasant county 10 live in-the
realms Of imagination but there is nothing doing there
tempt business 10 emgrste. Though may soar
above the clouds he unable the wind sufficiently
to remain without he has visited California prOduc
ing place of the kind of literary asks nothing
mo of fortune than the uRtTammeed prveze of enjoying
his library in quet; that he
Turn back the tide of ages to its head
And hoard the wisdom of the hOnord dead
This, in age like the present. can't be done; the al
mighty dollar" claims its subject and the behests Of the
sovereign must be Obeyed The ideal yields the sub,tan-
a and Milton oPope is tossed aside for the service of
Maumon You can't live without money; 90 kindred pur-
I funds aniv
Your wife perhaps asks TO have her pune filled she
may visit LAPsLEYs purchase winter raiment or 20 to
WEBER buy the children Shoes and these are calls that
can't be thrust aside becomes Flooding business
man in spite Of himself Well this is after al, better than
the life led by the of Oden times who were compelled
to ndite their verses in without fear of having their
brains mudded by rich feed Besides it pleasant have
the means Of making wife happy By enabling her
select her goods at such LAPsLEYs. Quite agres
be Ell 10 sit in chair after the fatgues of the
day and have her unrO before you the host Of pretty goods
home from No. 13 ChGrtres street. Then to hear her
descant upOn The merits of the pe-thE flannel cheap
that linen ROnd-oacoe that the salesman said ord not
knew hon to Rde'thst beautiful cashmere for herself and
the rich pads for the children. It is worth good deal
Of care, yeXStOn and labor get the dimes end have
them applied faithfully and if any Of young friends
Inclined 10 seek the and forget the art Of money
making, to them stick to the atteret the former
alone.
DAN HIcKoK's REGATTA.-The second Regatta takes
place Wednesday next at the lake end of the shell
road The question is asked who will be there bat
what unfortunate individual will be forced By circumstances
to STAY away? We predict assemblage
hsn the last that gathered the sports
Lake The subject has been the general topic of conversa-
ton since the day OF enjoyment given to by Capt. Dan
few weeks Incs. Again the shell road viii be the
the fast 'uns the Franklin House hsscene Of bril-
liant display of the beauty of city This course will
call forth corresponding tO the part OF the attendant
beaux and BARRETT Of 10 Camp street. win receiys
merOus calls for articles grace the Well we
congratulate him the harvest that he is gathering in and
We suppose he will continue 10 reap the benefit long he
offers Goats Of glossy brOadelob and Vests Of usOus satin
at price that enables to attend to his wardrobe
with that which such important subject demands
E THE WEATHER.-The sudden change in the weather ha
placed summer clothing hOTS dU combat Rude BOeas
held undisPuted sway yesterday, and white dngs we
of favor Instead of the light and airy of
past week, garments Of heavier materials in request
and even ovecOats turned from their long qGp the bot
tom ofhe wardrobe to shield Ehveng morsS from the chilly
butfstiRg Of the wind. This unexpected of the
weather provide Fall Clothing came upon the Sab.
bath would have been general ush to patrouise
such stores THOMPSON 81 NINON's where can find
thing suited to the fair and very moderate
prices. These gentlemen offer all articles in their line
small advance from cost and their today with
entey new stock Of Clothing, received per he OHIO. As
you pass along Camp street drop into No 10 and examine
The fashions.
FURNITURE AT AUCuoN.-Whney offsrs the balance
of his stock to-day at auction. SOLOMON sells at 50
Camp street,. hENDlG, DRANE Co. di.pOse of large
lot of superior Furniture their sales ROOM under the
st. Charles Hotel. See advertisements.
DEPARTURE. That fine steamer the " MONTGOMERY
leaves to-day at P. for ViCksburg. Capt. Estes is
model commander, and what shall say of Tom Brown
popular and obgng Brown-known by very
found where but where duty calls him, and this
time at his desk waiting book you for passage. The
moment on board make his acquantace and word
iOit will not regret the stray leaf that IA trip to Vcks
t. burg the Montgomery will make in the common.
e place book of life.
q The SPICE or LIFE-Shakspeares writings are a Der
feet encyclopaedia of thought every passion of the huma
heart is portrayed; action arising thersfom mos
truthfuly deneated The great has touched eac
chord and bid the responsive strain echo its bound
He hiss looked in upon the soul and il prompt
ngs laid bare From the cradle to the grave has he
lowed the of manin the cottage and the palace-o
and aud-wi,h the bony hand of piuchng want bsa
him to the dust when basking meath the golden gi
e of fortunes smile His moments of ease and hours
agony his time of jOy TevelTy in the battles din
toying in the bowers Of love letting tfss light air
I'd the food of passion drown hope love and pitt
Is Shakspeares works library to which new
turn in vain If you wish illustrate subject The potu
before you deliver lecture, the there to motto
firm like our friends RAYMOND s. ARAITAGE, and 20
have it in cOupet which points clearly their sdve
tsement as words can do:
Read over this and after this-and then
=. TO diRHsr with what appetite you have"
1t is plain that when sit down the liable must e
the want of Worcestershire Sauce English Pickles, not
. speak of LObsters, Clans that superior Claet fine oil
OIL Madeira choice old Port aud will arse from you
n meal with determination to proceed fOThwithto Ne
H. ! Camp street and obtain your supplies.
or CHANaRAl things subject to it; yet some erumb
e and decay before Others feel the touch OF Time
IL Is sad
L., To see the hight of beauty waHe away;
de Know ewes are dimming, bOsOms storytelling, iest
rs Losing their springs and limbs their lily rOnndness:
But tits wore 10 see the teeth are gone
Before decays efaong fingers .
Have swept the lines where beauty fingers"
And vet how often ave to sigh this, when gain
hu at a form perfect in mOuda face iaultess in feature
ts eli ys s test ,ssssssd of winning grace PINT an e
has arrived in science when this mperieoOn be adm
raGly supplied and ski'fu dentist like friend Dr..
o R. HALL finds no difficulty in restoring the bsmish
Is original beauty. Dr. Halls Office At IA CGroHdsLct srss
and his large practice shows his standing in the profession
CT. r,,. ,...- an /. .
or AHE ulsIhloNlOs, T1aSo'laton VIII ooueu'e
has attended the past guarantee for the future, and
books of subscription, which open, will be speed
30 filled up We call attention to the sdV't, in another eoum
10 The MARCH OF IMPROvKMKET.-GiOrd tells US On
hyr before 'ne ESHe'a in it VI 800, L