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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08

Mas. M,1LEa.-It is now stated that
Mrs. Miller who did not commit suicide at
Niagara. is living with her paranour in
private lodgings. at Raleigh, n c.. and
pa>sin by tn name Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08

The whole number Of slaves 10 the wori'
i, estimated at 7, 100000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08

The Legislature Of Indiana, in granting
divorces, aiIix the proviso that the party
applying shall not contract marriage. dur
ing his or her l,!e, with any other person
Than the one from whom he or she is d.
vorced.
The -! They might as well stay
married.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08
THE EMPTY CRADLE.
"The mother gave. in tears and PAIN
The flowers tha; she most did love,
She knew she'd find them all again,

"Ihe mother gave, IN 'eaIs anu p"'"'
The flowers that she most did love,
She knew she'd find them all again,
In the flowers of light above"
The death Of child is 10 the mothers
heart like the dew on plant from which a
bud has persisted. The plant its up ITS
heat in freshened greenness 20 the morning
light; so the mothers soul gathers from the
dark sorrow through which she has passed,
& fresh Frightening cf her heavenly hopes.
As she bends over the empty cradle. and
In fancy brings her sweet infant before her,
raw of divine light is on the chernb lace.
II is her son sill, but with the seal OF i'm
-,os r!iy On his fair brow. She feels that
heaven was the only atmosphere where
her precious flower could unfold without
spot or blemish. and she would not recall
the lost. But The anniversary OF his de-
parture seems TO bring her spiritua presence
ear her. She INDUCES in that tender grief
which soohes, like an opiale in pam. all
the hard passages and cares of life. The
world 10 her is no longer with human hope
IN the fu'ure SO glorious with heavenly
hope and joy.
She has treasures of happiness which
the worldly, unchasiened heart never con-
ceived. The bright. fresh flowers with
which she has decorated her room, the
apartment where her infant died, are EN-
blems of the far brighter hopes now dawn.
ing on the day dream. She thinks OF the
glory and beauty of the New Jerusalem,
where the little foot " i'll never find thorn
among the flowers to render shoe neces-
sary. Nor viii pillow be wanting for the
dear head reposns on the breast of lis kind
Saviour, And che knows her infant is
there IN that world of eternal bliss She
| has marked one passage IN that book
empha,icaly the Word Of Iife-now lying
closed on the ,tle,,e table, which she daily
reads-"Sufl.r little children, and forbid
them not, to come unto me; for Of such is
the kingdom Of Heaven.
There's many an er!p;v cradle,
There's many a vacant bed.
There's many a lovely bosom,
Whose jov and light is fed;
For thick in yon graveyard
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08
the kingdom Of Heaven.

There's many an er!p;v cradle,
There's many vacant bed.
There's many a lovely bosom,
Whose jov and light is fled;
For thick in yon graveyard
The II tie hillock, lay
And hundreds of sweet blossoms
Are gathered there to>day.
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TI'O BE LET-A small snug office, with fixtures, Ap-
IL ply at 25 BANK PLACE. ap22

ENOR sALE-A DWELLING HOUSE in Magazine
Il street, within minutes walk of Canal street; the
main house contains large Rooms with wide Gal hi.
leries back and front the Kitchen csnsns five A
Pautres Store etc. Carriage House, Stable, Wood
house Washroom and Servants Room Carriage House.
large paved Yard, with Well, Cern and Water Works;
VIII be sold low leased for of years. Also, first
rate HOUSE SERVANT being good Cook and Laun-
dress, fully GUARANTEED; sold only on account Of the
leaving the city For particulars apply to
MATTHEWS y DENMAN,
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no Ssee1ueo ana descenneo ne spun OUT inc
sounds; ne wasnled with purity despalring. One
"ouio nave said mat ms voice had wings, as well
az ms pooy' ne s'oppen' certain o. having
acnleVsu Vic'oFy'
Inc wv Two COUSINS made themselves heard M mr.
'ufh. lhey surpassed themselves me song OF
',ie Ilsn.nsaie sce'ne'' nSsas .neifs, -Dut tne
e"rplns 1rt gu ~ sps',o"
Ine ~insou 1u''D ,''lue i@'s s.''ss ne ,sang
'OHaeo :. 'yse' 'non ~ oAssuse p',','sa.
noul''u' WHICH Nc csow'Su ~, " e'u.'sI - nien
'io.o''Ds "'c s'i"'' "eyo''o 'no feaea " any
'',r,a'' soiee,
=, wv oouShs' "h"'"i Deins nhgh.eneo Dy
~ - po"' go p s,ie'l nio-
s - ., y .',e '',e ,,1l'-
vsr 49, ssa, .n'es - e'e" M Aie@-
IT, .;-t-,;rs.",. - ".' 5'a.os.
a. 81 .'a',s sno,Hs' eh0f, 70 sing. pug
e-:I.J - =: - 10y eNA@us.eo niH ''s~.n
.r,s ,f b;,n.sle. ~ -. -
r. A. ;, III - Ds.se.
-. - r..;.L;-s. !. - s,'.s''s' &na 'he
r.. - ~ ,s,, - =. -. me ny
na., ,hsra -. ,t,sa E,,la -, = -
s,,Ia,,;. i ~. 80, III, !, ~
80. go - 80. -, -; 49,. ..s
,.-a1' - :. - - r ~-..-
d;sD H., - ~ ~. 1;.I.s,.,sI:lS RI
t1vo cor.;n. ,,raa,, s,.;as. -
we'll Thew called yalsnt;uss.,, ala - -.
n find The nest Valsrt;,s s;l,, s,,a
he nm, ,I ,a., =; n. L,so-
,coid.n, Flsn,a,,s ~, T.aIs,,, -. 81. !.
tiently on the gallery. Valentine soon paced the
nest IN their hands The three little ones raised
Their heads and opened wide Their bills. The
young girls had pity on these little orphans and
ieo tnem Dy Turn When tney were httle larger
.ney commenced tneir musical edneatons = they
n@q Pfoniiseo 10 ,ne 'anquisheu olo'
\ was astonishing 70 see now tame tney were
now wen 'ney sang 'hey new ABOUT tne room'
peiohiiis now VI ti,s heau oi rsaoeau, ana AGAIN
On 'He Snouiuers u Fieuieue' ihey p'aceo inezn-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Business Of the Company confined to Life Insurance Only


The permanent fund to be invested charter for the
benefit Of the policy hoders in bonds and moIgSges on
thereon and in Stocks OF the State and OF the United States
This Company being organized not for the benefit Of
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection Of
erty IS in its operations great National benevolent nsu.
on conducted the most and solid principles and
Ga sgacy ows e SsEa large
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
profits o Re c0mPanS ~0'
Creditors can insure TIE lives of debtors, thus securing
o e fsa 0
and use of herself and children free from the claims of cred
John John Hsgan, !esspS !Waksr.s John $, Allison.
Robert ]. Ward, samuel stewtF, Edward sparrow.
Isaac fRfGR cOsGs GSG j. Fsdsa daSd a o Basa
Joseph W. Stanton J. Morgan HaIi MMcohen
I9hn L 4 Lewis, Sydney Johnston, PTsston w Fapar,
John L; ssisTans. Geo. "; Smith, Theo. i. -MccPisb,
CSnsius FelOwes. Joseph Ialane. John B. Leeep
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
WfHRDERPSFT HggE NJ Medical 6s:h,Is'0S Beard
H. G. HEARrT, Actuary L. GooLD, Attorney.
RIoHARD BErN, M. d. No, s7l Msgazins street, Meica
whites, to E Ma at his residence. He viii exaninss wht
O'Clock p. He will not examine any at his dwelling
without permit which can be had application the Office
for Life Insurance. and issue Pocies on ali sound and healthy
White and Negroes, the Table Of Rates
by the Board which less than the rates charged Dy e
New York and London offices, and whEnt heIT m
P e se dsed ihs suSGa aBa
and can be made available at once to the extent o.
~" California Permits are issued Life INSURANCE mem;
be at New York and London Tse rTospeSnsM n II @D Gi
necessary effect Insurance be had ut the oce OF the
SS Extensive Travelling Privileges allowed
To- Office hours, A. N. to ?. M - lezL ~
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

DAHNE d HENDERSON, Wholesale GrOeers, No S
30 and 81 Gravier street, New Orleans n17 d&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY. MORNING, MAY 20, 1850
EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A s BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CarORdeiet
IA street, 81 Joseph established IN lsi2 under the
DoE.. This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches reqa
site TO complete and finished education
TERMS and other particulars may be known appica.
ton the residence CT the MISSES ALLISON Caron.
deet street. ial4 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

NHE subscribers Agents for the Manacturers have con-
sany hand, and ready receive orders for every
variety and style of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
GOoDYKAR's and other Patents such Capes, Pouches
Leggngs and Clothing Of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
Air Beds Pillows Life Preservers, Camp Blankets Tents
Enapsacks Gun Covers, Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
Packing Mill and Gin Bands Hose and other article
made Of India Rubber warranted of the best quality, and all
Factory Prices Aso-Always on hsnda large assortment
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., ETC., at their
addery Warehouse Nos 50 and SO Common street, Second
octs -''''s SMITH & BROTHER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

LIER-ln pints and quarts, for sale low
JOHN TQ0LE -s5 Bank Place.
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Official. M
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.
Nn 0N54

Whereds, By an of the Legislature, entitled An act
relative the city Of New Orleans approved March 18th.
1885, the Council of the several municipalities prohibited
from apprUprating for the salary of any office
ceedng three thousand dollars, granting commissions for
collections exceeding "a per cent; and
4ereas Certain salaries and commissions, now allowed
by this Council several Of its officers, violate these pua
tions-
Be IL therefore Ordained That from and after the 14h of
MAY next ensuing the salae and of the here
inaffer named officers, shall be follows:
For RECORDER of this Municipality, 5000 per
For Municipal Printer, 5000 per annum.
For Collector Of Leyee Dues ships, ~ cent
mission.
commission
For Collector of Taxes coffee houses, merchants, etcs
~ per cent. commission.
For Collector of Taxes drays, carts ETC., % cent
commission.
Be Il further Ordained, That all Ordinances or parts OF
Ordinances conavening the foregoing be- and ths
hereby repealed
Passed May z, 1850, j. BALDWIN, President.
Approved May 13, 1850, A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

ID. CENAS, Notary Pubtic has removed his office q
~. No. II st. Charles street. ap1 2w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20


The stars grow weary, for their watch was long;
From thef glad vigil palely they depart,
And magic s sdS ne bss song
The herald Of the sun, the morning breeze,
And going through the woods. The murmdrins trees.
Weary from battling with the winds, awake.
see the pale Dawn, travelling from afaF,
Like wan pilgrim, from some eastern cline;
i gaze upon the brilliant morning star,
Like some pure spirit o 'er the worlds of time
Feryent with Tapture-that immortal 10y
Which the cold world below can damp not destroy
THE MORNING.
Soon did the portals Of the East uneIose,
Then all the waterfalls and mountain floods
Shouted with JOY, and mp the mountains
: A solemn anthem from the bewing woods,
And morning misty curtains rolled away,
The clouds in their superb apparel shone,
As o'er the mountain tops the lord of day
Rose like gorgeous monarch from his throne,
And shed refnlgence the lake below.
saw the waye advancing to the shore
i In robes Of golden light. and there, as though
heard distant multitude adore
The hoFd Of Nature, so did they rejoice,
And joined their hymn to all the universal voice.
4 left the mountains forthe loxly vale,
Andthere saw the npples on the streams,
oA%ed d 09waa sSns with VIM ,hs s se1s %a1a sSf
j saw the violet Ialse her dreaming head
l saw the wild-rose from her.ewy bed
Ihsard the sky -lark's joy--I heard the bee,
Going to toll upon the fowery mead, .-
Beguile his way with his sweet melody.
: In each thing stl-in every thing that stirred,
Above, around, in all felt, and saw and heard
THE EVENING.
The last red sunbeam now is taking wing,
Through life it fingered with fond delay,
And, like some hopeless victim of decay,
4 see the feeble Daylight languishng .
Der the bright clouds in all their coleTing-
The gorgeous couch on which he faints away,
Oh, there the smile left By the lord Of day
Is beautiful beyond imagining
Yon star. her taper, dimseyed Evening shows
To light her advent through the darkening blue;
And see, the nOseless Angel of repose
Comes down to earth, descending with the dew.
As musings when the weary eyelids eloce,
Sovaguely fades the landscape from the view
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
SHIPPING.
D.oMES TIC rs.

rrs.. CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
s4IEENES Packet = United States Mail Line bctpeon
Charleston and HaDdla via Savannah and
s 100 burhen, has res9med beg regular ps from
for Churleston Sth and 25d of each Month leaving
Charleston f0f Havana on the 81 and i 9th.
RATES PASSAGE.
Havana TO Charleston Savannah. 10
Havana Key West 30
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

COLEMAN's PAIENT lADULAIORH MILLS.
MI MANUFACTURED in CinciDnAt, of superior work
1VA manship, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
STONES for sale by
ial9 E. J. HART & CO., 70 9Tchoupitoulas st.
eE Planters and others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn MIL offered in this any other Market would do
well 10 call and exumne these Mills before purchasing else
where, have supply hand Of the various sizes TO
suit steam, Water HOrse Power. Prices from q 100 to
$500 and warranted TO perform the satisfaction OF The
purchaser.
MOLAssBs BARRELS. .EsSesz-.
VIE subscriber have on hand from 500 TO itrE-f8
Il 1000 CYPRESS MpLASSES BBIS., 49, s.
Warranted 40 Gallons; ready for delivery. For Ai1a52
sale by S. w. TTIOMpSON q TO
nA a, Cha.ta. aeS.s. IL,
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J0HN STROUD CO. i4S Co%Mos oSRS sEEoTbS FRI s
BLE MANFET fin n,Tonps sts., Dsalers u MAR0|O
Sha ST 'aRs Rts9f eIJNUMENTs, TOAIBS, TOMB \E4laJ
al iis G' -nAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cff14tr1tfo
'nd a H t1erent varieties Thomason LIME, Cal WAW
T,uer ,i, PLASTER TER OF PARIS, Romal. an3 lily.
';EanllG CEMENT, Plasterng HAIR, White sand, ~,
English, Pensacola and Pittsburg FIRE.BRfCK mvy
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Il. s. WATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMES & co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

MANUFACTURER,
No. % Grduer CdrORdeet street. Nelo Orleans
~ SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
tes plain favored with Sasaparila Lemon, etc. for
Hotels, Bars Steapboas or Private Families.
Orders for quantity put up in shipping ORDER at the
shortest notice.
liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
lsO-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
FURNISHED on the most reasonable terms.
N. Il. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale. mv3 5m
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New York. sept 27tn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |,
NEW YORK CITY.

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II Charles \ Ring, 100 Bfodw aY,rorJohn ST.
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SPIRlT OF THE AGE, THURSDAY, OCT 81, $500.
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l.
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f.d7F6E from ifNtF.
Com and He alth.

"LASCASTrr. PA, oct. "a, 1871
my DEAR SrH: know You will have the kind
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while acknowledge lin behalf of myself and wiir)
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ing made known certain matters. contained in your
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AFFLI(,T F}EAD!.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOrrE-ESrA BLlSlED 10
YEARS AGONY Or. II lNKELlN
Northwest lhud Union SIS, between spruce
and Pine square and halt from Merchants Exchange PM
>uELPnIA.
Persons suffering from Pains in the oins recent ind chronic
% r {" r M. rs = nsre III '" ~ iT rs
rh'c nNt'ons those VINO h> ndn2i"9 ~ secret "i'
Ply m'Mm'ti to" the most speedy rrmr'tS +" W., @ w.
LIN the most expert aud ~nrre-ni practitioner lar ana near III
INVNIIDS
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particular branch medicine, which engages his profound at
rn'ion lie unfortunate against the abuse o m'r
Elections prompiN eXiIngnishtd properly
rnirn'rd not patched Married people and losr about
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TAKEPARTItIlLAK NOTICE.
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r,"ng up with the boy 20 manhood and Which, 1t no" r1s
",r ~ "ne limc no, only beses serious obstacles 10 MAJ
mma Happiness but gives rise 10 series Of ploInrrd tn'd
s p.nr""' practice nre aware I" the consequences un
they Gn the shnteed ee strange ard unnc
hcc"mts feeble he unable labor with accustomed vigor, or
+" @rpl Ills mind To study his step iny and weak he -
49, lhr'rare symptoms which should awaken the attention o.
''''' summary situated YOUNG MEN.
IL hon value your lite or health remember, the delay of a
and mind Hence let no lsc noest deter YOU from making
Your ease known who, from education and rcspe liability
can alone he6cnI YOU lie who places himself under Dr.
Nnkrlns treatment may rcaonsiy conne in his honor
gentleman and in whose bosom will be forever locked the
Too many think they will hug the their hearts
themselves Alas, how II ttlHl dcnsloh
amp now many promising who might have been an
ornament IN society," has faded from the earth
ktrhrr that structures OF the .ureiht rapidly removed
10y ne aphrnon crpcn'icnl agent, used only by
VI ~ weakness and constitutional debility promptly cured
nd t vig0r restored
AHI"ltvrsrOsr n. promptly, attended TO.
COUNTRY lNNALIDS
Flnihc Inconvenience to make personal application,
by stating their explicitly, together with all thei. s,mp
toms (er letter pid hive forwarded them chest
mning Or = medicines, appropriated accordingly.
ihckhT"s al Medicines forwarded to Of the Untc3
Rtts put up secure from DAMAGE or CURIOSITY. ~
tnaace of 90 cents in letter post paid, addressed TO
hnSelin Philadelphia, will secure his Book Self
uon rnf'r his envrnPs, per return nC mail
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Price Reduced
EAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE I!
Large Rot.Ics-OnIy One Dollar.


Tho p-orrcor of the Great American Remedy "v,rcuy's
NEGgrApLE LlrHoNTHPrIc MIXTURE" induced by the
ur-cnt solicitations ct lis Agents, throughout the United
States aud Canada, has now
poS,ood tho pr;oo
OF his popular ana we" known aru'ie ana from uh oa''
henreIoHh' ne WA pn' up W." one SIZE o2y' his qu"'
bottles fe'"' price VIII We
~ L ~ l. X.
The public may assured that the character of the Medi
cine, 1t. strength, and curative properties WILL REMAIN
UNCHANGED, aud tn" same will be bestowed in pre-.
pairing it as hcr'totom.
A. th medicine" under MS reduced price, will he purchased
by those who have not hitherto made Themselves acquainted
vit' 'nc' the promoter would beg to Intimate that his
article not TO he cIa'ed with the vast amount o Remedies
OF the day claims Tor i'seli greater hca"S por "a
Gil diseases, ttaH am oHcr preparation Ron before ire
orl and has sustained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues and until this reduction commanded double
llc Irilc of any other article in tins line
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