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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

la.ss.sM 10y r. s. ARTnUn. ,g
rel There is one ihonestsmar in the world,
l am happy TO suy, rem arkedsa rich mer-
chan: named Petron, to a friend, who hap
.pensd 70 call 10 upon him. Z aszss ~
ads there, indeed. / an glad to find you
have made asdiscovery of the fact. Who
issthe individual sentitied to the honorable
distinction? .;ass
You know Moale, the tailor.
EaYes. Poor fellow! he's been under the
sSsuthef for d long time. zee. -.
know he has. But he's an honest
man for aIl Ilsttint. 2 sss = zs-@-.-
as1 never doubt Ills being as honest man
ii evst breathed, Mr. Pstron. ss - si.'',.s
soeI have reason TO know that he is. But
! once had my doubts. When he was
broken up in business, some years'ago, he
owed me a little bill which l tried TO get
out Of him as hard as any one ever did try
for his'cwn. But / dunned and dunned
him until I got weary, and then, giving
him upas q hard case, passed the triAe.
that he owed meEto account Of profit and
loss. He has crossed my path few times
since, but, asI didn't feel towards him as
/ could wish to fee! towards men, treated
him with great coldness. am sorry for
having done 50, for it now appears | judged
him too severely. This morning he cali
ed in, OF his own free will, and paid me
down the old account. He didn't say any
thing about interest, nor did !, though am
entitled TO It. and ought TO have received
il. But as long as he came forward Of his
own accord and settled his bill, after !
had given up all hope Of ever receiving ii,
] tho't / might afford to be little gener.-
ous and NOT say anything about The inter
est; and so gave him a receipt IN full
Didn't do right: '
In what respect, asked the friend.
Inforgiving him the interest, which !
might have clnimed as we'll as not ane
which be would, no doubt, have paid me
down, or brought me a. some future time.
Oh, yes. You were right to forgive the
interest, returned the first friend, but in @
tone, and with manner that struck the
merchant assrather5 singular. = No man
shsuld ever take interest on money due
from a1 unfortunate debtor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

The Chardon Free Democrat, whose ed
ilors went all the way to Pa;nesvile to
honor the Wing candidate for Governor on
the stump, gives the following account Of
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
! sQi)e pnrtaee 5er1tinel.
Rram the Albany Knickerbockes.
. "a gsas Song. s.zgza.e


yes THEaO-LD AR MERS ELEGY.
-. 49, IS 81 'FAk @ rkAsANrs sssss BARD" ID asasHi
- On green grassy knoll, by the banks Of the
80 - breok s.ef ss5gs - a.sss.ss5 #s.sn .qs7
That 40 long and 50 oft had watered his flock,
Mhileths waters allow, lapsing lullaby keeps
,.1,y Hshas ploughed his last farrow, has reaped
t.,z4t;s, sk ,Ais,last grain; saaszz x :s3as5d
:sassiN morn shah awake him to labor again.
h,rr. s,a,,s h;ra .;nos ssvast at m tho osr nan,e
saszs ssaugh sls -. -, 1.a 80. =
Il wafble oft cheered him while holding the
-, plough; q. s...f g ..s,,.,s,. s...:ssrs
ana tue ronins ABOVE MN hoppeo llgnt On N tne
eTs- mould, mould -: 80 Is Es.Es bs
Fer he fed them With crumbs when the season
vas cold: s.g,;slz,sa - Ans
He has ploughed his last furrow, he has
$50, :, reaped his last grain; ii I'D .s,ess
Sc No morn shall awake him to labor again
.s'Yoantrss that With fragrance is filing the air,
$50 rich With its Blossoms, sothrifty and fair
By his own hand was planted and well did he say
-sIsxouldliye when its planter had moulded away:
&Es@ He his ploughed his last furrow, be has
ssa 81 Es reapsd his last grain; : 5zs41a'f
% NO morn shall awake him to labor again
.sr,.a e III ~. -, - H., .h =, ,ro.. 90
s.,s e e7s -
,r;., a. u h,.,,o, - ,,osr,, ~ o,d old
No more from its depths by the patriarch drawn,
For ssthes pitcher is brokenH--the old man is
.sze kg ganess ssssv esslkszsi 'gzs SIS ssesiass
.sass He has ploigheds his last fprgow, he has
sssb asis 6ireapad hisslast grain - 81 as@
5sa9 sNesmorn shalisawake him to labor again
zga.a sz., ash..s,tt .st IL - 4h5s7g Ii ow COTTAGE
81 ~ e sENsl sss5 s,ss
I'D. plo.@'stss sz84se9, Aa. .s,t St@t&
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

WHAT NATION is QUEEN OF THE O.
cEAN?-The London correspondent Of the
New York Herald states that the Conner
cial Tonnage Of the United States is 20
600 more than that Of England, the form
er being 3,l50,000 tons, and the latter
$3.50, 900 tons. If this be true, we are Of
course the first Commercial nation in the
world.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

amel only burns deeper the frs, impression.
1t comes up before me like viyidly re-,
membered dream, whose features are too
horrible for reality.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

There have been orders here for more than 5000
more could they have been obtained. The number
slaughtered and packed here is less than that Of last
year. This is caused mainly by the better prices
given on the Wabash at the opening Of the season,
which induced many to drive to that point from our
immediate vicinity and accounts for the increase Of
the business in the Wabash valley. We have not
noticed that the aggregate packed in Madison has
been given.
We are taking some pains to prepare for full
information on this important branch OF trade and
the subscribers to the Sentinel will do well to ex-
tend its circulation among those interested. They
will gain by it next season.
Since the above was in type, we have received
the Madison Courier Of the 24th, from which we
condense the following:
The following is correct list of the number Of
hogs slaughtered and packed in this city during the
season Of $4,000 The number packed here last
year was 81 800, showing decrease Of d, 791.
Total slaughtered in Madison, s6,709. OF
the above hogs $1,000 were packed for the London
and liverpool markets. and shipped direct to those
ports; 2S,2O0 were packed for New York account,
on orders; 1000 were bought and packed by Baiii-
more merchants; and the balance were mostly
bought and packed by our own dealers on their own
account. The market opened at SO so per / 90 lbs
net, and closed at SO 25. Average price Of the
season S2 75.3-I'sdiaaa State Ss7u55ael.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Fashionable Clothing

ALFRED MUNROE & Co, "a Magazine ST.,
ye noles T. their neaerous friends and patrons
@ stock Of WrS Il Nc Sae &c su I'll 4"
1dsl 70 reduce oHr stock as much possible shah
married. down and selling all heavy Winter Clothing unpre-
We earnestly request en- exana,on Of our assortment, which viii
oe ieund q BE much the most complete 10 NeworleanA
- Dress and FrOck Coats.
Slack Cloth Drs and Fpck from sla 90 to $50 90
brOwr olive t,c golden bsxn, olive green, Invs-
Shack blaze b.osa and Give foiaa and Isaastas y " = y
SoA'k IL 90 to Is 90
Sac Coats and Paletots.
saek French Cloth sscs and faiso 90 to 20 10
' SIS IS Ii. RI s:: : G e Y y 6
nd Paisia,is .ssn .l.s. D,so oOto 90
ssr sad drab ssS0 ta Rss s5s sss:
pi CASHMERE and Heather PLAID Ss and fss ~ S GO 70 GO 90
aus, assg agSssszeootsd. green and whits Blanket
OIoaks and Boulevards.
super bss O ss crown sSS sF q S 5sSsS
8si and FAM iano 5 ceS S Is g.
Panfaloons.
sser SKI rrsnch and Engis Gassinls5s PANTS o
me richest sssor;,snt Of tsuey Calsmere- Bueknkn
supsIhne satiaet, Twesd. Cordasoy and Pilot Cloth
s IS TO %
Hack and eoor.d cioti Enbroisrsd Vests. 10 n "a
Scersd Cailmers Vests Of all qualities styles, TOO
slack sssaf and Maov. g &c 70
Riehi anes s oes IN v va v vs 9 70 @
ae fancy faTs E and s: Ses.; sS 4, 70 S
whlts nsss White and Tiass bali Vss; % % q OS
A large assortment Of
Boys and Chiidremss Clothing.
Boys black, hine and brown Cloth Polka sas coats
. Tweed Polka and Sac Coats:
L" Black, fancy and Cashmere Pants:
ChildIen's Suits, Poika JACKIE etc. etc.
hoys' Black, Fancy Silk and Cashmere Vests.
SHIRTS, Scarfs, Cravats, etc
hupefine all I.iaen stirfs-sttched bosoms
Do English Muslin SHIRTS do York Mil do:
Medium qnahty 40: Ffsneh Giugham and Calico Ehrs
Linen and Cotton Check do;
Meno flannel gauzc, brown Undershfts and
Very styles fancy and Scarf; TDrnwers.
Italian and French black Silk Cruvsts
Merno, Cashmere knkn, and Kid Gloyes;
Cotton, Merino and Lambs Wool Half Hose;
Cotton and bingham Unlhfellaa;
Ifunks; Valsesi Carpet Bags. etc.
india Rubber Goods.
Ceaks: Pssits. Capeb; LeKgngs; Le Prsierverr, ETC.
kB- One Price for Goods and no deviation.
ALFRED NIUNROE q Coz
fy6I r. Meantime atraet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

BFs CHARLEs--Q. b. Caldwell, Ark.; DR.. GovinFton
~ lAunros, NIohiles "a D. Paine, s. Tsmpletop5 a.
a q lady, Ia; Mis- pemps, Va; r. NJ Cherry, 8 II.
ass, a. Mi9Sa Ala + Gsmb q II Brews
mani AZ o. 4 ? Morton, g. Whitman, r. w. Brame. ].
~ Campbell Texas; Duff Green, Ga. rs -
3 BRAND III. Barnes. ID. Harrson Z. NJ Foster j. c.
hN9s ~, NIL ksa9klg Ms Ednoqasop. Gym Ala;
indy " Mclaughlin and daughter j. Lusk, w. b. Turn
pn La; hllss NJ Parker, II. l.. Savage, u G. Flowers,
A. strong, Miss; J. s. Harris and lady, N. VI j.. Collins
rhliadelpia J.; Matthews, CaTotey, r. Vandersics,
Cincinnati; l.. Thompson, N. @.
ARckDE-T Joseph NJ e. Vaughan Ala. II Ncfsay
Mccoy Miss; g. Black, ia.
fLANTERs' --R. s. BogaFt, Ohio Al. Truman, r. Miller
MIS- y ID Cameron and lady, Mrs. Il. A. Ingraham, Ga.
=. A. scott, Ala; " Cummins, H.; ID. Hunter, Texas
Sceiys IA II Chapman, r. C. Hutchinson, T.. F. Pueh, nj
= ha u 81 Wilson, O. Ragin, w L. Childress. w. CooF,
ton. La.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

Pork PACKING IN THE WEsT.-We have
taken considerable pains in obtaining from reliable
sources, the number hogs slaughtered and packed
at the principal points in the West during the past
season. The means are not at hand to approximate
the scstgat with equal facility as the natgabsrs On
the whole, so far we have examined the falling of
Of weight is greater than that in numbers This
may be accounted for thus, taking central Indiana
as our guide The operations Of Spectators at the
east, consisting Of harping on one string pork
dull; prices Of pork on the decline p etc. ETC.,
echoed and re9choed throughout the land, caused
many a raise, to look out for himself;y and not
withstanding the salt monoposts, in concert with
their brother spectators, at once raised its price
the farmers had the good sense to secure supply.
and pack their own pork. This has been done 70 a
very considerable extent The packing may be
estimated as follows
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Paper Warehouse,

10 The subscribers, in addition PEH
Of every description suitable newspaper or mercantile estnb
ments hae Just received from their factory per ship Clifton from
York. fresh supply which will be soda most noderui,
The trade They would cali particular attention to he ri
lowing descriptions Of Paper now on hand
Fooscap Letter Paper Hardware And Fnvelon p.nsr
Ledger Paper and Flatcap, Counting hous and I!i f,rn'
Printing Paper all sizes, Cloth and Paekl,r Yanar ~ ali
Drugsiss Paper, white and blue sizes 2 ~ = = -
Ferng Tissue and Blotting Binders Straw and Bonue
per- Boards,
Linen teton anc fancy coored Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper
:, WINES, Cohsn's Playing and Printers
Packet, Folio and Commercial Cards,
fo, Fancy Glazed Paper, etc. etc.
8 d. Mcerearie's News Book and fancy eoeIed PRINTING
INK constantly on hand, at manufactirsrs' prieas
4fyl O. SHELDON & POTTER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

Con Ss1ibt,1f iii. clnStz NtsslAfions.
n l'e Louisville zosansl. 81 ID 1sk .|'s W.
6ee s9'7Is..aIsalsa b. s7lss'sph ne |s.sN'as q.
tests,in|f report
AsHl Se49N. JAM a5ls-Mf CLAY Admitted a
pfopos,Iqa n seI.l4 the whole question Of slavery
and Is NOW &rSafins r n. III Proposes 6 adj
init NNilI1flIIs. % reduce The honndeflst 81 441as
Aea !oessa sll 4sFFltsfia taxssH'''sAls tos ~ As-
5itoei1s.
Second DisIs4st NJ. Clsy oppressed lls hope
that IT, resolutions Is had offered would be adopt
SO. Hi had reflected will great care upon the sub.
jee;, and knew that they hsd been conceived n q
spirit 81 harmony and concession. First He
Thought California with suitable boundaries ought
10 be admitted into the Union as State Calitor
MIA had more reason for the course she has pursued
tAan Michigan for what she has done, There has
been Irregularities hut they should be overlooked
Second That as slavery does not exist in Califor=
MA nor is il likely to be introduced It Is inexpedi
ent for Congress 70 impose slavery restrictions
Third Dispatch. MI. Clay 5 resolutions
1zstss, i desirable e. The peace concord s md hss
BY sl questions 81 coniIovesy between them, arising out Of
hs ssinton Of slavery upon ta equitable and ias basis
Rsseisss That California with suitable boundaries, pron
the By Congress Of any restrictions respect
Tho 81 slavery within her bounda.
Rssorea Thai As slavery does moi exist BY law and not
ef e e % H. sRy ct ne II ssss ssqpsS BY
dieu for Congress provide by law for lis exclusion from any
e Be- 81 al Of aid e
tories not assigned within the boundaries Of the proposed Sate
q without any restriction o. condition on the sub
RSssIgs THAI BOUNDARY Of State sxa.
me league from the MOUTH and running Up that rver TO the
S he eo6 q s ne sabed bs NV ~
the United States and Spain.
he n ps 80 y sn sas Fl a ns,
q and bona de Public ebi Ct thar State contract
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
I1aterestil.g Esiogrvl1Iaies,

MEMOIRS OF THE EXPRESS JosEPHIsE vol
COURT AND CAMP or NAPOLEON. vol.
PENDENcE. - = 800
Hi1EADLEY,s WAsHISaroN AND HIS GENERALS.
HEADLEY's NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHkLs
REc0LLEcTIoNs COLERIDGE AND SoUTHEY
LIVES or THE ENGLIsH CHANcELLoRs. vols.
AiEMOIRs OF THE QUEENS or FRANCE. vols
LIVES OF LOUIS XIV AHp Francis /. BY Miss Pardco.
MEMOIRS OF MAJ. GEN. VIM. HULL. ! vol.
SPARKs's IilFE OF WASHINGTON. vol.
kEHNEDz,s L1FE or WIN. War. 2 vols.
LIFE OF GENERAL LAFAYETTE. l vol.
LIVES or THE KINGS FRANCE. Iyol,
BoswELL's LIFE Dr.. JoHNsON
lDwIGHTss LIFE AND CHARACTER or JEFFERSON
LIVES OF EMINENT MEN OF ITALY. BY Mrs Shelley
MEXICO AND HER MILITARY CHIEFrAIHs vol
BLAKE's BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. For sale BY
tyo 81 ]. II. BECHTEL & CO., ~ Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
,. b. STEEL,
NO. Stationery Warehouse

Ia lamp street..
~ Just received, the following Interesting works.
MRS, osGooD's PoEMs-Carey and Hart's new and
illustrated ediion-lS5O.
ANNE BOLEYN, Tragedy. BY Geo H. Booker
TICkNoR's HISTORY OF SPANISH LIFERA.
TURE 3 VIOLA
THE WESTERN WORLD, or Travels in, the United
States in lsis-iI BY Alex MseAay Esq
ST. LEGER, or The threads Of Life. In vol
In
JAMES MONTJoY; Or, 1 we Been Thinking In / vol.
hIAHOMET AND HIS SUCCESSORS. By Washing.
irving
THE KING OF THE HURoNs By the Author Of
/" The First Of the Kniekerbockers'
fyt sd INV For saleBy J.B. STEEL, Il Camp 81 &
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

SYKES, HYDE Go. will sel 10 o'clock at SO Magazine
a. Il o'clock, at q Bank Alley Window Glass All
~, clock at Post 10 I'd Ny.-Cargo of brig Lodebar
sq 2 o. Common and Rampant streetsHores, Drays
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
Dollar Gold PEN.

10 Good Gold Pen and Silver Case One Dollar We hay
received lot Of these capital Pens
Opinions Of the Press.
Beats any thing yet ohFsred.n Crescent
!. This new description Ia valuable lPicaxune
better Pen we never put to psper.p delta
Now in Gtore....
NJ large supply Of Gold Pens Of ali the celebrated matrs
at the lowest merket prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
W 6ctp GUINNESS & CO. p Camu a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

ART dreamed tlet / dtret IN Marble HaHs.''
dreamed that dweit in marble halls
With pinpies and tan my face
And thought that al parties, Al sorfeu and bals
was termed repulsivc dsgTaca
! had riches enough but, alasl could not count
On possessing healthy shin;
YET ihouglt that wiisper said You auay gurnouht
DShgarenenta, be they hateful as sin
dreamed that suors sought my hand,
But they all did FepUdiaie my face
For they erd Though her features formed mild and bland
The yellow neck and Pimpled skin are dsgrace,n
Then thought that eTic, in voice Void Of hope,
Cure my plmpieE--make my skin white and ar ~
voice answered, " Use cake Of JONES famed SOAP,
And your mind viii be free from despair''
Then dreamed that used itoh, hat Of bliss
My skin changed from iis yellowlkll hue;
My neck was made clear and my face made 70 kiss,
Though angel might claim i his due,
The peoples, the freckes the blctches, the tan.
Had deeampei. and voice by my side
Said, Indeed, you will now be the glory Of mas
Ay, The virtae The hope and he pride ~
nc Only Ageney Orleans ISL cHARTREs is3o el2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
YYlOa1slosoas 3, .99aol1,

-HfEU1H4FD8USG . e7VfsH45NE4 w
No. 10 Camp streets.0ppoelte Hesslest,s,
HAVE received per steamship Ohio AZ additional ssq q
AAFAsHIONABLE CLOTHING. comprising seod
ASSORTMENT OF the following articles v
super Erench black cloth DRESS C0ATEi
Super French hlnck and splorpd cloth Fruck Costs
Black and celored cloth Paelots and Fancy Coafsi
prab and soofcd cloth 0FEKCOAT S--less sfyle:
Black French cloth Cl1OAkSs-s u and fall circie
Black and fuhcy poeakin and Casznere PANTS;
Black and fancy VESTS large variety
White Marsciies Fesis-snGle and double breasted
Merino, Cotton and SILK UNDERsHiRTs, Drawers
Linen and Cotton 81 ER TS-iaiest styles;
Black and fancy CRAVATS-uf all styles;
SILK and Cambria HANDK sFS--whits and bordered
Jouvin's Kid Silk, Buck aud Cashmere GLOVE ETC
etc ~ lf Oh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
5. OF # :. Meetings This Eveninu.

PELICAN DIVISION, No l, at Pelican Hail. corner of Com
mon and ST Charles Streets al half.past 4 O'clock
VeEEs Diyls?N, No. at Unity Hall, Msrigny Buildings
:. lhird Municipality, at halfpast O'Clock
hisslssIr1 VALLEY DfvTsIoN, No g. at Unity Hail. Ma
nsny buildings, Third Municipality, at half past T.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. TO- at Grena at hali.past
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

Total. a, u. 1919 5Ia tesi8ns
stll further delay viii Be experienced ia The
peEleQtiop of he die. MISUNDERSTANDING she clanos
'et geld collars md The heavy coinage to meet the
segfesse zaa there Is yasy |lfils dsinand iof diem
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

w UsGUUD5 INDIA CEOLAGUGUt, Fever
~ and gue Intermittent and Reneut Feveis, and The
iorn4 Of Bilious diseassa.
Designed especially her the thorough md permanent
seeona o. the liver and other internal which attend the a
OF Bilious eiImsiss... I'D sale BY
J. WRIGHT & CO., ISL Chnrtfcs Il.
Only Agents 70 Dseana
fsf1- Dealers supplied terms. 6a2rl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

" p Regular Meeting will be held THIS EVENING
X msonesaay, az the Manoas Hail. corner Of Perdo ana
beronne streets at O'Clock. Members vii please .,
aal. BY order Of the w. NJ. - - t''A-s =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

AMERICAN Tract SOCIETY," The gross receipts
Of this great concern for the month Of December,
were from donations, 1856 81 from publications
sold, SlS,I74 As; total, Ss6,74O Sc. The grants
from Dec. /, ls49 10 Jan. /, 1850, Were Foreign,
80, 1855 pages Shipping for foreign ports, 1879 055
for California, 81 6Oo Emigranis l76, 4l2; Literary
and Humane Institutions. $4,000; to Missionary
Sabbath Schools, 90 $50; Home and Domestic Mis-.
sionariss, Y, 1855; by Colporeurs and Agents in
destitute pafls Of our country, 3,724, 1857; other
grams, i76 967 pages total, ,465, pages. To.
lal since April !, ls49, 81. 1892 0s9 pages. They
have appropriated for foreign lands, for the Socieys
current year ending April ], the following sums 10
be RENTED in cash and distributed among particu
lar stations farther information shall show that
the wants Of each require namely, for Ffance and
Belgium, $1,000; for Germany and Hungary,
$1,000; Cor Italy, through the Italian Society at
Geneva, $1,000; for the AFmenians of Turkey,
Russia, Greece, Syria. and the HISTORIANS. $1,000;
fOr Missions 10 Southern India SO 900; for China,
Siam, Assam Burnsah. ard The Sandwich islands,
5000 10 meet providential calls, s. 600; total,
$4,000 OF this sum Of $4,000, scarcely $1,000
is yet received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

10 During 1919, there were erected in the three
principal cities Of the Union the following number
ofnew buildings New York, new buildings, 1896
Philadelphia City and Liberties, new do, 5000;
Baltimore, new do, 1894.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06
ST. EsaEea.tisae,s Day.


or all the saints whose holy days
Commence the year, ard close it 100,
Saint Valentine The highest praise
The poets verse acrihes 10 you
The bad or Hope-Lorss opening flower
Are offered at Thy festal airline;
There Cupid, with his magic power,
Round Hymen's torch tAs blossoms iwine;
Bright eyes then light the constant fame
The maiden'I heart the influences feels
But why repeat 2--You N read The same
On painted satin shown at sTEEL'sl
TheTs, bright with fsncy's iris haes,
The Saint has left a thousand charms,
And bids his numerous votaxies choose
Tbs words that banish loves alarms
Then visii STEEL, whose gems Of art
win fondly wnken Natures voice,
Binding in ailken ties the heart
That echoss back the true ones choice,
Embla1oned with each cbaste device,
This imprisoned billie. can be thine,
Which will create the paradise
That's pictured in the vALENTINEi 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

the Chief Maeisirney Of The cisy EIeotos ii AnT
~ PEFsKL, JoRK. ex-La STATE Librarian.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

z.li ai7-s xi4zl1aa ~ Ben tie asaf
a I2f Pr ts1 Tie Yankee IN fh4|sa, -
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- For Sc Louis and all lntrneliate eegnn,
passenger steeInbsn An DREW JACKSON leave above
THIS DAY, Wednesday onek II. pcstifav from
ufs a. 81 wharf i. HYDE & o0LEsBY. " poydfas Il
Ana Shippers % psas bs IA fsaaihs at The above
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I;s6SsIsf * The Porsnen Of The various &
- fle Companies q1esled fs3fn
IT, (& meet y ne Louisiana Hoze House e$4 ~
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~ hereby certify hat my turning gray and that
since have used lONEs,S CORAL. HAIR RESTORATIVE. il
has entirely ceased fngis growing
Before Jone.s Hair RESTORATIVE eobed owl handaa
Of hair daily WILLIAM ToMPkINs, SO King a., NY
Mr. Power grocer Fulton street. his hair ehoked M
with Dandua aud JonesS Cord Hair Restorative entirely cured
Do dress beaufy and make your
eeanI Read Henry T. Cullen late barber board the
BOAT south America do certify that Jones Coral Hair Restorative
h the best article used for dressing acenng cleaning
ksepng he hair long order ny CUSTOMERS preferred i
TO any Thing else.
n1~ For only at ISL cHARrREs street. NO ,Asoszp