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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-18
MEDICAL CARDS.
IMPROVED CoMPouNn FLuID

E KIT RACT OF RSAPARILLA,
EN0R the cure of Scrofgla Kings Evil, Syphie and
Mercunal Diseases White Swelling, Obstinate Eruptons
of the Skin, Ucerous Sore Throat Pains in the Bones Gen.
era Debility, and all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative
medicines 1t offered specific capable of curing all
diseases but active agreeable and convenient remedy
possessing in the most concentrated form, the active prnci
pies OF SaTsaparllla.
The long established and well deserved reputation of Sar
of the blood has cassed among the most valuable
Of modern medicines Il has also been proved be of great
efficacy IN Rheumatic affections either chronic or nflamma
tory, and in chronic diseases of the Liver
The extensive OF Sarsapara, in medical practice for
several past and the trouble and difficulty which pa
ens subjected making the decocon and syrup has
rendered to procure preparation of it in
convenient form than those usually prescribed.
Numerous preparations of Sarsapaa and various modes
according their mode of preparation. 1t therefore of the
highest consideration and importance to the faculty, that
there should be preparation of uniform strength and possess
ing the most advantages.
In the Improved Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapara
prepared by the subscribers for several years past
tanned all OF the Medicinal qualities Of Sarsapara, united
with those of several other vegetable remedies which have
been found efheacous in similar Diseases 1t many
advantages over the numerous preparations of Sasapaa
IN from its concentrated form rendering it porta
be extensively used hospitals and has met with
the general appreciation of the Medical Faculty of this city,
who now prescribe In their regular practice with decided
success
Warranted not to contain the least particle of Mercury
and which not added-Onlg when regularly prescribed
w For sale by all the respectable Druggists and dealers
throughout the country,
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by
L. Ia. MASSEY, Druggist and Chemist,
mi KIM NaUr1R fNraaia
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PADuoAH, KY. June 8, ls6My stock Of Cherry and Tar
Syrup nnw reduced to six bottles and It's popularity daily
increasing. You would do well send another supply.
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DAIL.Y CRESCENT.

ssr,.,rf1A. = ~ -rIn Western Texas is I
spI'5e Il It'd s'fdeses peliiiying qualities. s.
Hlbs h 81 deposition Of The earthly particles, thai
~ most 1sllcais fSspen are thus rendered imper.
.sAzIl1 some weeks since, we spoke Of tht
ssSsul diHccsefgy By which the same effect wss
,4eAutsd. Thus Ar seems but to initiate evsn
.|z'en apparently conqpering Nature. In an Old
E6iEi 56nSnsl We God the following lines
TO A FOSSIL FERN.
Child Of an ancieut world o'aE whom ne siolnas
That snaifef 4 efnpies silently hnfe rali q,
fVhA awful mysteries could q ihqa nnl9m
DfEhance and Change IN 81 tier kai1gus iorms.
INV lrnnd ike Leaves were bIoonipg when IN elgyy
Proed Rome and EFsRl zach uehtids rs prime,
And deuIssrs iiI1i csiil Il tdiE Nc many = story
~ n,5ai,.f VBci0is al ii4 hlden time.
fss{,,dse .1fti4 n1I11dlt1pie eyes
RcTaf1s fi'ee IS pli1nfgM metapiorics,
flf5t li,ellsifl. tlhole Hight is always high
y n = f.l1.I.ir fl5ot 1s ! ffodueti5n Ineteorc.
RIM zi.lst febS3 terins half afraid,
Z, And Ii'e,5 Eesrs her learning in the shade
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tFrou Mr. S. C. Hayes, Of the firm Of Rrol1sr, Hayes &
Co.. Booksellers and SdtiOHers Mo- 1873 farket sfrSet
PhiladeiphiG--lanuary 8. 1871
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable rene
dy ii cured the of colds with me- Ii You want Ger
tihcate will oheerlully give one. S. G. HAYES,
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The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful quickly does it remove all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. It's success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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Dee a. Is49-Hayng been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren take pleasure in recommending him to the
public worthy confidence for his industry accurate bust
ness habits and integrity. j. A. QUTTaAN,
- Gov. elect of Mis-
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dee %, 1891 have
no hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren the public as
fyl3 n. ~ In9HsoN CIV %
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FIHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of 49,
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that tt:::f
Montgomery as well as any Of his competitors. Those
who going to- returning from the North can obtain
the railroad cars and steamers fine four horse
constantly in attendance passengers TO and from the
boats TO the cars free Of charge The accommodations
equal any other in the town. and being a.
reduced rate offer additional inducements TO the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged,
and pains will be spared to render the stay of yte pleas
eii ana Sdn IL as WIZ C. A. ABEECRoMBIE
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HARTWELLIs MAsIINGSTy0IHN HOUSE,,

FTNHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
A friends that this SP ELENDlD HOTEL, which IL
has been under his charge several hasust been ~
elegantly Eefted enlarged and efurnished in the most
fashionable manner and the entire organization OF every de-
parent completes The splendid suit OF apartments
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location OF the Washing
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business or peasure: and shall be exeous spared
have continue to merit the liberal support i has heretofore
received. ii. j. HAhIW El!lAs
k1~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness my7 W.T.
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WELLsyILLE Ohio, January %, lS47-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar nd to be valuable medicine and usa il
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly ali
that have forwarded and would be pleased 70 have Won
will be open.
Collins & Co.: am happy TO inform you that think Dr.
Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will the lead M
In part of the country. of it, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for Dr.
DGUts'S DeDHrdtipe ELtrdet and Joseph DaDtss H0rsr
LtnimeE that have taken the liberty of writing for an
agency for the above articles If agreeable you III So please
write word, and send two dozen of EACH with large
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML r. KEMProN.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

MooDSoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natehez, )
w having resided upwards of forty years the South
partly New Orleans, but mostly at Nachez has removed
to New Orleans and offers his services as G e NERAL
G N t. He will attend particularly TO the purchase
sales and exchange OF Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots, Vacant Lots in this city any of the United
States also TO the adjustment of claims and accounts from
any part Of the world the collection of debts; taking Dope
sltlons, and authentcang deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services requested be particular in
giving definite instructions that will be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate be purchased sold or ex
changed, should give accurate descriptions of the properly
Letters addressed TO him on business New Orleans, post
paid, will be attended to promptly and caTefnlk.
He CoMMIs for Mississippi and Alabama to take
dispositions and acknowledgements Of deeds. t
at No. 30 GraUier street
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HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.

PLANTERS HOTEL = NEW ORLEANS = The
u undersigned hess leave TO inform the public that A
be designs keeping the above estahehment open all .
Summer, and that he will accommodate al very -Aik
reduced rate those who wish TO locate permanently. Fa
lies especially, who wish excellent rooms and good table,
the best terms that can be had in the city, would do well
to cal immediaely alo gentlemen who simply wish Board
(without odeinr) will be charged at exceedingly low
rate. The pnbic's obedent servant, =, ,.,,nn
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DENTISTRY.


j
+ sonprsy, pENEAfIa 5SSF'ERAroR--Fom..ly q
issassTs. No. Norh siSsSs. y ROOM os's
4 Maxi Door, On. PAEmLr s, opposite J 4 $500
s,sSsss % ' sesea Tiasi sSd siIs
ks.sss-pI johnson Frydenges; Ness beverly
Eanla 4 to.s Cownn, pykers & Spalfng Henri ua5net
EsM qsans Hon Z SIs9sssl Fsah1oTt ky b SS1
ne Gs H.. on Wa My nassood DO Dr.
Gafth. u b g., Dr. EdWsrd Gliflb n. b. and b d s.
NJ aii ss Seed s Man sfsq re- Sg.sfI @ ~
II 4, RADGKs, Dsntist, tSf Te19s.sss SloE@ssiy Of
Jul. s A,ssaI hs and S Ss and 81 Cha
streets, (Threen Buildings,l Neworesns. Y YYTTN
JAMES n. sPRATLEY,
EsuRaEoN IN DENTIST,
Once No. ITO st. Charles street,
Between Peydfaa street and Lafayette Square,
~ .ps.a:n1 on the TEETH will be performed IN
j. ID. BULLOCK nENTIST,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE aga Camp street, just
~ above Dslord l.; He He VII perform ali ggssSsn
Sss% snd q beauty - w 4ss s' r.
setteo-ifom one TO complete seton the ~Al1IJ
- y ''ss' ss ia I "
#. H., @. s. a j. s. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 104 COMMON ST.,
OpDositethe Private Entrance 10 the ST. Charles Hotel
TNHEX convince any one that Carious Teeth may be
Of which are now annually lost that might 49, ae8
ment- Il 10y
HEALTH comfort beauty and longevity are greatly Deepen,
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth
Toothache caused by of the nerve be
lieyed and the nerve destroyed without pain.
They have used the Leteon and Chlooiom in nearly 5000
cases. without the least injury the patient and with entire
success IN destroying sensby to PAIN in the extraction of
Teeth, and also in the severe surgical operations ampu
taons ETC., be aested by Professors Stone, Wedder
burn, and Dr. Mccormick and Of the medical profess
| sion in this city.
They prepared to insert ARTIFICIAL. TEETH, from
entire SETS either with without Artificial Gums,
with without atmospheric PRESSURE circumstances may
reque) according to the latest scientific improvements
the ART
Those persons who have tested their operations for several
years past will eheerfuy bear testimony in their favor par
ticuaIly Of their beauty and durability. m;6 ly INV
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SrnASse EArERs The lightning, on the 5th
. ia4f, eoning IN contact with the telegraph wires
,.A.F abfshamville, Nd, considerably injured the
izlfs, and tore up abont a dozen posts. Ccntin,s
ine On 70 Doyleslowu, ii entered she telegraph Of
6ees and set il on fife, damaging the apparatus
much a 10 requrs considerable repairs
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81 szzkA 1 81 8 81 5 @A 0 III.
EMIGRATION.
Ps w. BYRNES g. CO.'S
General Passage and Foreign Exchange Offices.
+ IKsTa9IIsHEp ~ 1s2A1

General Passage and Foreign Exchange Offices.
Liverpool Is MATRR Ii ts4 ROAD;
D pub y EDEN qg ,4 !, ,;rr
Mep Orleans. 10 GRAVIER ST. cor. Bank Place;
NHE subscribers beg leave tonorm the public throughout
branch houses and sgeece s" passage Cecses
ships Ieo nS6n Co sHd og don't s
to New Orleans New York, Philadelphia Boston and Ba-
residing a fsnss oshd Segu e e
any-being the only House the trade having agencies
w BYREEs s. Co. also issue Drafts, payable at sight to
R 01nt aa Sye Town having All a9k in Great
receipt ie the money received and guaranteeing the due
caed be known from the fact that during the last ten
years upwards OF one million pounds sterling have passed
One Of The following splendid ships or some other first class
vessel vii be despatched to New Orleans third day
AASMfEIEffAlA , A AAakkhA'
GARLIol. ,MlIAs uRAN, FL DORADO.
cHiPPEWA, CITY OF OF LINCOLN,
$ Ss#IF5aBRzsR BSRESs$REffH zB2,
TIdRHHSST FqIfESiMrNcs H MaIEETJHJAhRT}E fS,
To New York-The Regular Liners sailing the 1s 9Th.
To lphia--Weekly.
10 Boston-ThTee times month, or oltener
70 Bamore-By the regular Liners, sailing on The Goth Of
For Passage to thesepors P w Byrnes Co. have fixed
honest fament of their contracts and these as well as ali
further particulars can be obtained by application, either per
2. W. BYRNEs = CO e5 GgsvieI street.
or to their principal agents:
A. J. CATHEEwooD, WILLIAM CARLISLE,
Corner Of s bi q ss5rge v IaTss street Belfast
% and % St Lewis Wharf, WV. GIEElsP. I'e NO~'
sTTEP PFIss,l hawsSSs smor. M DOwYSEy w,,e
New Orleans Anil A. $3.50 Ms Iv
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LIaoEIKR, July ~, lS6YOur Wild Cherry and ar SyYip
gives general Satisfaction. We have been out of il for some
time and thought would order any; but II is almost
daily inquired for, and thought peIhaps would be best
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noARDING HoIsE. -

No.I2I GRATIER STREET, betDeen St. Charles
and CaroRdeief, door from corner OF Cdr0nde.et
AIRS WILSON respectfully informs her 1Nsssf
Ifl friends and the public that she continues in the %
above eligible location occupied by her during the
years. and is prepared TO accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
long experience and the very desirable and convenient
location of her House. she feels confident of being able
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop
ERATR. do 1yd&W
PRIVATE BOARDiNG.,,....No 10 Natchez 81
MISS ANN HALLETT, Qate of the FRANKLIN
w HOUSE,, Mobile begs leave to inform her Friends -
and the Public that she has opened PRIVATE f,El
BOARDING. HOUSE, No. 10 ate lie sire Ell -
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms to suit
the times and determination make her Boarders COM
Ortabe she hopes receive share Of patrOnage nl2
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HAH-53O bales Prime TIMOTHY HAY. LANDING ~
A ship peyenshiFs, for sale by -
,iyS TuRNs6EbR \ soR1A, sor. Orange and Lsyee sts
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% the public hisnsw and valuable remedy
i for G0JfsoJHPTTOjV. BROWCHTTfS, .dSTIfAEd,
GOOGdos SOAsDSs CO., append few notices of the
character and efficacy Of the medicine Numerous tesno-
mas may be seen IN pnuph for distribution the agency,
which sufferers are invited to Obtain may be proper
that pr D. an eminent practising physician of Twelve years
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w The following statement is from a worthy and wei
known citizen Mr.. MaT has been for several years Di.
rector of the Public Schools and has held various offices of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1SI5-A month or more
Hnces was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the remedies, such paregOc and squs,
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Daviss Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me in few doses and three
touTths of bottle entirely cured My mother, who Ia
troubled with habtua cough and has been regularly taking
squ and paregOrc has been taking Dr. Dayis medicine for
few days past and her cough is not half bad
before she commenCeftaking it.
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General gents Ior
the South and West, J. WRIGHT & co,
No. 161 ChGrtreS street, New Orleans;
Where all orders must be addressed. dit
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RE-OPENLNG OF THE
CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON

10y @. st. Charles street.
WILLS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, horou ghy repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by any Saloon the city, and to those who
Joy the healthy exercise and excitement OF BOWLING we
say, Glue a Call - -
The AR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentlemany Attendants OLSON
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WEAKNEss AND pam IN THE BREAsr.

Merchants, from different sections of the county, give
the most aeng of the universal popularity and eff
fcacy OF Dr. Dayss Syrup, under their notice. number
Of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold con.
dOn that II II did satisfaction the price should be
returned and no one OF them has had application
turn the This speaks volumes favor the med-
cine. We append few extracts from ORDERS samples OF
those are in frequent receipt Of well OF verbal accounts
frequently hear:
From Doctors rdugkdN and Rush, both practising PHI.
sietdHs, toen as DFaggists.1
MlsHAwAKA, lnd.p June ], lS4I-DT. Days's Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think Thai
choose 10 give wholesale agency that meiopa
we can dispose OF almost amount in Northern Indiana
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

Z. W. J. Linn.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAR EHOIisE,
~ Nos 1 8 and 20 Grauier street kylSss -
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every C,tkl-x&SAsT
description always on hand. For sale low Es4<T@&N
5orngs Axes Lamps, Bands, Cloths Leather Lace and
Vanish. tmhl3 6md&Wl Il. w. HALE Il LUM.
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=. -. FVft OAIIFUhNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STIRRUPS, etc., of
= every description, = INDIA RUBBER cS-A
CLOTHING of all kinds. :. AIR BEDS, Pill keAHe2A
.ows, TARPAULINs, SADDLE BAGS. TENTS, D4ks&
india Rubber Tent Cloths of all Sizes for sale by 4
fyl0 SMITH BROTHER 81 Common st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-09
The WeekIr IournaL.

Subscribers continue coming in for the
Weekly Journal. Yet much more can be
done for US and for the paper, if our Wing
friends throughout this and the neighbo1ing
counties, exert themselves with little spirit
Every Wing at least should take the Jour-
MI. For fifteen years it has been in exist
ence, and it has always been known and re-
cognized as standard whig sheet, and not
less firm is its character in this particular
since the recent change in proprietorship.-
The Journal is a large double medium sheet
and we pronounce it without fear of contradic-
ton, the ha,adsomest weekly paper in Indi-
ana. Its pages contain the latest news from
all quarters; telegraph dispatches from Wash
ington City, N. York, Philadelphia, Cincin-
matt, Louisville, st. Louis, &c. general mis-
cellany; politics; and every thing which long
experience as an Editor tells us will interest
the mass ofreaders.
The Weekly Journal is furnished at 50 per
year, in advance; or to clubs ofsix, for $40 ;
or clubs of twelve or more, at the rate 81 50
per subscriber-all papers composing the club
to be directed to one Post Office or address.
We hope our friends in the country will ex-
ert themselves to extend the circulation ofthe
Journal. 1t is our desire to reach the ears
or eyes, ofthe aohoLe whig community in this
region, which can only be done by the assist
ance of friends in the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-09
Feminine Doctors.

At Faculty meeting of the Memphis In
stitute, held on the 26th ut, after spirited
debate, it was resolved, ''that henceforth fe
male pupils be admitted in the Medical De-
partment of the Memphis Institute. " We
are informed by private letter, that imme-
diately on the adoption of the resolution, two
ladies matriculated, and became regular
students-Miss Almira Fraim, and Miss Mary
Ward both beautiful young ladies. More
intend becoming students shortly. And why
we ask, may not ladies be Doctors as well as
gentlemen? We are for humoring them in
all their reasonable whims, and for giving
them all they want even to the breeches.-
In a certain branch ofthe profession, we think
female practitioners would be the most pop
ular. A few years hence, we predict female
physicians will be common. But we should
not like the idea of oar wife being a doctor,
as great blessing as it would be in the do
nestle economy and general health of the
family. Just imagine it! You are but fairly
retired, and getting cozy and comfortable,
when rap comes at the door, and the doc
toreSs is called out to see some strange Teller.
whom you don't know, and you may expect
TO get your nose snapped off if you ask. The
babies squall, and have the Group till they
can't squall any longer, but the feminine doc
tor is at other peoples brats, and you are left
to the domestic felicity of doctorng the babes
yourself and spanking the older young 'uns.
till daylight and your "help-mate F" appear.
Other terrible visions Of the consequences to
follow on wives being Doctors, come horribly
before our eyes. Well be blessed if our wife
shall be Doctor, and that's the word with
the bark on it.. =" Nor will we spark any She
Doctor! Pshaw squeezing hands that have
just been rolling pills and mixing epicac-
looking love into eyes that have just been
gazing at furrowed tongues, and distorted
faces and wasted forms-kissing lips that a
moment before were repeating deep mysteries
in relation to purges and yomits. Bah it is
perfectly disgusting! Then to call on your
love, and find that she had just gone to min
lister 10 diseased flesh, and not from philan-
thropic motives. but for vulgar lucre-and
to meet her, and know she has just left bad
case of the Small Pox. Angels preserve US
from such angels. Let them stick to their
pies and buildings, their broom sticks and dust
rags, Or if they aoiH be men, let them ex-
change garments. and permit US to nurse the
young generation, cook. wash and scrub If
any one OF our size prefers editing, Well take
the petticoats.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-09
The president,s message,

We have deferred the observations we in
tended to make-and we intended to make
-on the Presidents message, with view of
collecting the opinions of the public and the
press in reference to it. and more particular
ly the unfavorabe opinions which might be
Expressed by party opponents. We felt
some little curiosity 10 know what could be said
against document Of its peculiar character
and merits and were willing to wait, consci-
Gus that the acuteness of political enmity
would soon detect all its errors and short-com-
ings, if any such really existed.
We have waited however, in vain. I'm
partial readers, Of all classes and factions,
have united in the sentiment Of appreciation;
and we may safely say that the popular YER
dict has already stamped President Taylor's
| first message to Congress as document
worthy of him and of the republic, and con-
ceded to it the merit of being one of the
very best state papers that ever emanated
from Chief Magistrate, or from any minis
terial officer of the United States. Simple;
modest, moderate, manly candid and dignis
fed p; correct in style and understandable in
sentiments; containing nothing that is not.
and emitting nothing that u.s. in exact con-
formity with the republican character and
purpose of our great confederacy; it breaths
the very spirit which, every good citizen
feels, should distinguish the official declara-
tons Of an American President to congress.
the country, and the world. That spirit is
the spirit of wisdom and integrity-of firm
ness and moderation-of courage and conser-
vatism-of Justice and patriotism-of amty
to mankind and affection for home--the
statesman's spirit the national spirit, which,
as it was the spirit that distinguished the adj
dresses of Washington, it is now so delight
ful to find revived by one who, in an age of
vicious excitement and false counsels despis-
ing alike the seductions and the opposition
of demagogues, is resolved to tread no path
and follow no example but those of the father
of his country. The spirit of the Farewell
Address was never more truly or more nobly
re-echoed than in President Taylor's mes
sage Phil. T. S. Gazette.