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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

BlaMk Book, such a. supsr-rpyal
LedgsTs, journals, Cash and
DAy Books, luroice and Record
Books, R1yai Medium, DENY
and Cap, IN fun sets, Of every
rtyis OF ruling and bin1ing, some
hsndsofneiy PACED, and war
rantsd Of The best linen paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every form In
use-Freight and CABIN Regis
ters, Passage Registers, Wood
and General Rsceipts, Cotton
Receipts, Thp and MemoEan-
dun Books, " every Kind o.
ruling.
YTianE Paperg, Super.royRl, royal.
DENY. foiioposi, EngliSh, French
add American Cap and LetteI
psber, ruled and plain, Com
rnsreiil Poai and Record Paper,
Euisd and plain, Packet Post
and Note Purer, Papeteries Of
various qualities, very hne as
sartrnent, together with Aott0
ard Transparcut Waters Hln-
onHied WaisTs-a nsg and
bes 'Itiiui article.
Eg,1e,, -0t0ned Papsr, glazed and
plain t.1rfaes, various eoioTs,
Eng in ID American Tissue,
e-s5rted colt Is, Tracing Paper,
svsresTEs, Gold And Silver Pa.
nersnd Strtps. Bristol B0arnA
tyery sise and thie eness, Perfo-
rfted boards Of different colors.
Sealing WaE and Va ers, ia greaI
variety, superfins English AM
American, Of ali eol1fs and sizes
Writing Inks, of every quality
Eugiiih, French, American ane
German, every color.
Ertra fine French PiaaP Iaksta1Id.
Of very superior finlsh.
InksiaHds Of every kind, glass, ma.
hogaiiy. iron and brouged metal
very enc aEloItm ut
Paper Wsigisr fancy glass, iroI
and bronzud.
Pen Holders, fine silTer-m1untel
Potcuplne, Porcelain and Is
eElshs0n Shell Pen-hOiders, yer.
hne.
Motto Sedls-G Glass Motto se1l'
various designs, 1AltiH Sea.
and Envelopes.
Perl and Ipory Tablets, a fin
assortment
DssS Ta5leis and Calendars
Poreslain Slatss, every size- som
IN Morocco frames, a very mn
tnd superior article.
E,,,o, Clips, different sizes an
nst,srn. :, English and American
silt and i. -unzed.
Lstier Reeeipe. s, different sizes.
sp,inr Tape NJ, assures, a ye E.
convenient article .'of tllc po0H'
--sosne with linen Fsug q
tnehed, brass and GermN u s'i'e
Eftsie Books lev beaL III
manuscript Music Books.
Patent B1oHrs, different sizeS,
very useful article.
Faney Tdpe-Fine rink and blu
Tspe, tor eouuting-house use,
6ne assOFtment-
Ehaey Colorei Urine - Liner
hamp and cotton TSine, ofever
variety and thickness
Aabssirs Bonds and India Rubbt
al all sizes and qualities,
b.,y4, and Bone Letter Stamps,
6pe assortment, plain and ng''
Wood Stamps, for engraving.
gloek Seals, for notarial purpose
all aiEes.
Ipory Rules, 6 and IL inches.
Bfasu1ng Rods, very fine, 6ol
w From the facilities efiord'
ntsa we ara enabled TO sell all IN
All, a portion Of cur stock, on
vite me- mercantile community z
fcse purchasing elsewhere
..1srpU ,yfdfi1Hr
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ST.. CHAELEs=R- Maury,. N. O.; r. Scatter. IL. Pa:
Grant, w H. Tomlinson, J. II. Murphy and isdy Mr.
Hazard, U. 9; A.; l. g. Moss. = s. Lowry, NJ r.. III
- HatIngs, X H. Hails, G. StaHsnd G. Baldwin La.
La; w. P. Elliot, Mas.
ARoApE.-A. s, Levy, Mis-: d. Carpenter, lad; G. NJ.
Norton Onto; N Keeth, J. J. Howe, Texas H. t. HsF.
ton. Ala Wm Sample, Dr. Sloan, N. o.; b. H. south
wick, ID. s. Southwiek, St LOUIS.
PLAxTERs'.-J. Dixey N. "; ]. Keagle Mr. Tilev
a. Woods and lady. Mis- Z, Wood. I'd. q. Woods Il. j.
Moore La; F Quail, N. o.; It. Mccarthy, John CIary
B. Chew, DR.. J. H. johnson, Robt Keough, N. o.; J. D.
segur, Texas A.. +; Raymond, Ohio; z. Crowson. H.
Shamro and lady, C. Gillespie, Mis-.
HEwLETT's.-J. w. Brown. Mis- w. Brian, J. J.
Campbell, La. J. 3. Weston No.. jas. l.. MoFton Ga
coMyERcIAL HoTE5.-Jas; ,McGnty, Amos 4; Young.
T. 3. o'Nss,, Ind 2 A. Miller. 4. Leonard Ia
Coghlah, n. o.; Robert Rogers. J.. D. o. Dell, Psb1Fg
LOOMS, u: Tenny, Ohio ]. Michel, N. Y; A Adar.
Ind; s. Wawosfh, Ark
INDIAN QUEES:-John Byme Louisville; Robert Keizh,
Va Vienna y H4wkesby, NJ Davis, Ark; H o: Hastings,
NJ. Brown, Warenton: M. Dufore, Wheeling.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PREsENTs,
OLE A EIIRSr A NTIAI N ATIIRE

OF A SUBSTANTIAL NATURE.
NHOSE on the look for handsome and durable pre-
l. seis for the hoydays, respectfully invited
anime the stock at Camp street Besides the usual variety
Of PAPER HANGlNGS, and BORDERS, UPHOI..
sfERH ARTICLES and CARPETING, they will
find MATING, (col0red and white) OH. CLOTH (for
floors and tables D Bobnet and Muslin CURTAINS, and
Az kinds of Curtain Stufs and Trimmings together with
Recumbent Chairs, superb. Rocking Chairs, Spanish
Armed Chairs, carved; Sewing Rockers, easy
Antique Chains, rich Gothic Chairs, " some %
Cottage, Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Parlor
Chair Footstoosi Iron and Wood Office Chairs, etc.
An the little etceteras for trimming Beds and Windows and
decorating from Administer Carpet and Gold Papers,
down to ARTICLES OF less pTeensOns, always hand. and
can be purchased reasonable terms the Upholstery and
Paper Hanging Establishment of
JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp street.
N B.5pnng Mattress, Hair and Mos do and Feather
Beds made to order, and Upholstery work and Hang
r. So Beledct'' here certainly propitate the smiles
OF his Iadye Love- and LOhario'' may find his ad-
vantage to make present of of the articles above
named. d24 til
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

ID EOPENlNG Of Mammoth South Western Circus
N Caronde and Perdido streets MONDAY EVENING,
Dec. 54g the Stump
Clown, AM LATHROP, "a engaged for limited number
nights, will his first appearance in kewOTieans.
perfect add best ogaled
exhibited in this city, there being active members
tached whom Stars OF the rst magnitude their
profession.
~ Easy FGmy lifted up expressy
dies nd their
ouly
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Staple = F0llcy Stationery.

WE respectfully call the attention Of Merchants and others
w require any thing business the large and cho-s
receiving sstabhmsr and which carefully
North under especial retail
sales consisting part Of
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ItsRcEsY.-RoLert Watson was eut yesterday BY Re
eoreT Seso. before the First District Court the ehsFgs
Of stealing a bundle OF table
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
AUCTION SALES.

n Salss Arrangement 70, me Sssoasayes BaAt AID other
Stocks nesdaya and ThuTtdsys Re Est1ts edesdsy and
sanrays O'Clock, Bahks Arcade
mediate days NJ Oaics NJ. ~ fsznks ATeaae Passage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mAnKEr.

LAyAyETTE, Tuesday, January ~ MAuived, steasnas
Amazon, with 53 Beeves II. Hill, with 120 Hoes
Priees:- Beef Cas1e, z1z95c. v b net: Haes, E<@
s1zc y net; Sheep 81 5000 % v head; JHek csps,
~ oo9s4S 90 v head; Cafoss. 3@5c. v n net
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
DANCING ACADEM7


MR. p ClSSEY late frol Paris, respectfully informs N.H
III the Ladies and Gentlemen tiG city that he will kfAh
reopen the LIST Of November his Dancing Academy W
No 10 CaTondelet street, viii teach all Hs3&
Dances that now in the fashionable
circles in Paris, such Qnadllea Waltz deux Temps,
Waltz cnqne Temps German Polka Rowa Moseowka Polka Ma
Eourka which the only fashionable
saloons Europe Mr. G. being
both graceful elegant particularly when danced by
geailcman. II is easily learned
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn those Dances
instructed by calling Mr. between and O'clock
being devoted giving private ssons He will also give lessons
private families
Days for children Mondays and Thursdays HOursom O'Clock
I'LL dark
Genemen respectfully informed that Class will opened
them from until 10 O'Clock every evening the
wish perfect themselves Mr. C.
Qnadles VALUES space Of one month
Dizziness Of the head watn entirely Dancing
Rooms, Is CATcndelet street. Common. o29 SIN
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Per steamship Portland, from Brazos St Iseu8I. fans
and child, Lieut. Hazard, q. 8. A.. Mesa Mnsss q
Per schr. American, from Chagresa- 90 pezseneerx
Per bark Ohio, from BremeR-iS6 steszsee.
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Cheap Medical ROOKs.
Henry 81 Co

AK0ll7'y q 90.
[Late Henry stoddart & Co
81 Canal Street, corner of st. Charles st.
RESPECTFULLY nInaies the Ladies' Of New Orleans
~ vicinity that their STOCK OF GOODS very and
Eelect, comprising
Rich plain and figured black and eoored Silks;
Sesea Muslin Robes;
Chdrens Rotes Froeks and Frock Bodies, very rich;
sewed Muslin and Lace Capes, Collars etc.;
Inserting and Edging Trimming;
Null, Book, Nansook, aud Cam6Iic Muslin;
Striped and check Muans:
Cssbmeres, De Iuines, Alpaca I.ustres, ec
Painted Cottons and Gin gbzms, variety;
Linens and Long Lawns; Cambria Handkerchief;
Cotton Shirtings Sheeings ant Towelnes;
sbsvsls and Pads; Blankets and CounteTpanes;
Hosiery and Small Wares etc. etc. DIS an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
Pomarede's Original Panorama

POmarede's Original Panorama
MISSISSIPPI, AND INDIAN LIFE.
the request lumber Of persons who yet
~ opportunity Of visiting The agn6ent Panoramic Painting
Great Fsther Of Waters Mr. fomsIede exhibit for so
longer will give DAY EXHIBITION for the benefit
young SATURDAY, &c. 2o'elock
t Liberal arrangements made for the admission Of Schools
Doors open O'Clock. PaanoTsma moving
half-p st precisely.
Tickets had at the door, 50 children under IL
halfp mice A. A. PARKER, Director.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
ArrIvals I'd one Pr1nclpaI HofeI......a n

,,AEREsTs. = Samuel Wilson was arrested by the First
Municipality Police, charged with Pafriek Me-
Avery placed in custody on the same accusation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

~ = Princeton. Yicksburg and MiIIiRen's
L6kat4 Bend Ben Weekly Packet Steamer sI0NT-
NIN15-For Prlnceton, Vicksburg Mlliken's Bend War
Tenton, New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and Natchez
The magnificent regular passenger packet
Capt J. Estes, will positively Dernanenty in the trade
p NJ For freight or passage, apply TO
IA +. B. SMITH. IS Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

sEcoSD MurIc.ra1Irv.-w Morris was locked up to
await an eTamnaon for the theft Of keg OF lard from the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and Bourbon streets .
THURSDAY EVENING January l,s5O, will perormel th
celebrated Grand Opera in 1--WE acts By Haltvy. entiid
THE QUEEN OF CYPRUS.
Principal characters by eSs Duuc Coradi Bessin and
Nine. Deyries
Performances will commence half-uas G
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
TIE SIX-LEGGED HOG

rs NOW ON EXHIBITION CHARLES street, opposite
commercB Exchange wb.rs every should call and
The Greatest W0tder Of the .4ge-A HOG, with six
perfect Legs and four Hams.
To e iIolnS a. Al. p "a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

1NChEASED AILHSACIlON
At THE SOUTH WESTERN CIRCUS,
& Corner of Carondeet and Pedido
THE Wonderful AMADEo NEUPERT, the beauta graceful
and ApcomBlhed Madame MUM, and host Of other
who will appear nightly.
kg- Admission as cents. ia2
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ste1ma.hP Aaeama Wsshs. days from Chaerss TO G. J.
steashD Portland, ,Rogs. 9u I'razo. 81 54so. as,
Ship Marathon. Paitsan. Is days iiDm Porlaad. Me- to
ship Eo,,h AsIsS.is Glsy. % d.s. ron Portsmouth,. n
Ship Besrics. Rogers. is days flOm Boston. TO ma.sr
New hip Diso, Jones, sOdays from Fou,land Me- % mas
BE- 6stL Lord sandou. yys.. iom Lis-soaI. al Nov %
Bark sa.sgo~a Faey, Is daysftDm PhIsdspha, d mas
Bark Maae. 10 days from Tarka Island, 90 s..e-
Brem bark Ohio, Bransssdt, s. days from Brsmso to war
neken & kirchhod- 1afayeffe-
Brig Caroline, - 2 days from Camden Me-, to master
Brig Adams Gray, schnedau, from Havsna, ga ult. to
Mitchell & Ma&endorf-1sf my.
Br brig PetEs Arasrsps 10 days from Kinsfon, ia. to
Sehr American MaIoney from Chasrss T7h nit II BAL
last TO A. y. Cochran 4 Co--1sE my.
scn Paner Lawle, sdays from Grand Gallon. to master
sclr. Mesico, Pompere, from tie coasl-ls, nar.
SEM SEM Do sa 0 Thom sssys oa Is ss e 1
Chancellor, BACON, fam ioqisviis n
California, Griffin, fuae Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton, from Noble
Michigan, Irwin, from 7snnsssee RiveiB4 bals ssftan
MOndanas Laroses from Balize-
Memphis, Mason, from CinciHnaf-
Harry Hill, Newell from Na.hyill $50 bales sostou.
q. G. Oglesby, Roz, from Mzfo1--9.9 bales o<ffnl
Ss'ea rf d% sg Bi1s 'l's Sa ss ss sa
A. W VsnLx ser. LaberfIs, 10n 81 MsIfrs9il;e-
Duchess, NJ de, from Cincinnz.
Towboat southwesern. Martin. nom de Panes
Towhoat Staz. Brown, from The Passes
Tow6Ost Phsnx. CsoweH. rom The Pass
HRLow-comIHa uR
ngged vessels unknown.
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PLACIDE,s VARIErIEs.

CTAGE Manager Nh BASS. Boxes and Psrquee rs cents
y Upper Boxes. so Gallery, EVENING;
Wednesday will be performed The Buresqas Romantic Drama
in n entitled
FoRTUHlo AND HIS SEVEN GIFTED sERvANTs
forunio. Mrs. Dawson King Alfourte DnWsp
After which, the PAS STYRIEN, by Mmle. HisTiot Mmle
Baron, Msugn sgnor Vegas be followed by me
Farce Of DONE ON BOTH SIDES.
Alter which, the GRAND ADVERTISEMENT, ~
lila Espagnal) of La lota Aragtsl,a.
which Amle. Antonio Hlario H. Vaee sgnor Vegas
Mons BouxnIy Mons Pnguey, and Mons Msngn l appear
To conclude with the fAyoIe Farce Of FORTY FIFTY
Mr.. Lywis Mr.. BaEa Mrs. Johnstone
,emRu tuna ha.fyi
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DR.. christIe,s GALVANIC NECKLACE

Z used fog al Complaints affecting the Throat Head such
bronchitis, Inflammation OF the throat, and sick
headache dizziness Of the head, neuralgia in the face buz
zing roaring In the ears deafness which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic douOmeux
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
SAINT t'HARLIt THEATRE.

~ Second night o. he Spectacle II the FORTY THIEVES
t& Last night hut two Of The HERON FAMILY.
ludlow SMITH haHageIS Circles Private Boxes
IL and Parguete, Si n, 50 Gallery, Box Once
open daily. from 70 until THIS EvEENG wednesday, jan
the entertainments viii with the Comedy 81
HIS LAST LEGS. r
To be- followed with # s. d: :;cc Mn Heron
After which, the Grand Musictt Hnertsre OF '''
THE FORTY THIEVES,
with new Scenery, Dresses and Decoration,
The whole produced with great and PARTICULAR
sse bills Of the day = Fi
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION,

INFORMATION WANTED : OF the person who
discharged vessel at Post ~, about the 2th of DC
ToBER LAST, the Drayman who received TWO BOXES
MERCHANDISE from ,yftte'f9H's RarehOuse, on the
18th November, marked X. & H., AUGUSTA, GA; they
having been delivered by mistake ANY INFORMATION given
to the undersigned by any person who may have received
said Boxes will be thankfully received and literally rewarded
by [daS1 X. Nj. HARRISON & CO., Ia Gravier st.
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AsiERIcAN THEATRR, PoYDRAs sTREIT

lg seegnd pigh Of eslsbfasd Trsgsdian, Mr. BOOTH
2EAgE MANAGER, Mr. q. 8. STANLEY. ...TfIa EVEN
- ING, Wc1peHiry will 10 performed, haHsneere PAy OF
a. A NEW WAY TO FAY OLD Diets.
Mr.. Booth
Ios Lqy sMr Stanley Wslborn. Mr.. ca aries
Mrs. Dreene
Mrs. Coleman
~ esssads win d: Face Il bxWbojziN@G5 Thompson
bu haInaduke Meadows. Mr.
.s.s
fle W dda1tsston pFe's Circle rs Parquette second
40 Thru IeI &c., Cooed Boxes, Soc. Gallery, use Private
Boxes and Beats he secured Once between ne
noas o. ~ a. ~ sng " doors oren at quarter before
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By steamship Portland. on the 9th 1 Of Hfazos bar.
schooner from New yOrk. with U. 3 bound r he
Rio Grande. -
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
no MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LADIES.

From all parts Of the Country, could be given sufficient
ill every column of this paper!
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Are found OF service in of commissions or Is
spaodic COMPLAINTS and general nervous affections of The
head and upper extremies. Also, in Palsy aud Paralysis
and all diseases caused by deficiency of power or nervous
energy in the limbs OF other organs Of the body.
IT, Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the coun
try Of the most extraordinary character be given if re-
uirad.
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IT the Daily Crescent-l
NEW YoRk. Dec. 81, 1SE.-Amvsd. ahip Menphs.
Bunker, from New Orleans.
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GUINNESS d CO.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES. GOLD PENS, ETC.
ia ty cod 9dp IL Camp street.
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II2uee q seras tle use OF Dr.
be worn BIZ the feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
safety. In the sensation attending their il
highly pleasant and agreeable They be sent 70 any par
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-08-15

when thought Is restless, thousand pain
tul memories will come back, and with
them thousand pangs of sorrow, of re-
get and of remorse. The penalty too, is
SURE. Even in this world, the punishment
IN most cases will be fearful. The indi-
vidual who deliberately wrongs neigh
Dor, who cunningly darkens a reputation,
who stealthily defrauds or wantonly in
Jures, will find that ''sooner or later" ret
rlbutlon, cool, bitter, but Just, will be
awarded. The only true policy for the
errlng Is to make prompt and ample atone
ment. The task may be hard-and hence
the urgent necessity for its execution
And yet there are individuals who live on
for years in splenGor and in aflluence,
who know and feel their Indebtedness to
others-(others, who from force of cir
cumstances, have become needy and in
WANT and who yet lack the nerve, the
manllness, the justice, and The generosity,
to requlte the obligation. They feel the
Indebtedness, and they have the means;
but with a spirit utterly unworthy they
shrink away from the subject, strive to
forget II, or deceive themselves by some
sPeclous argument. into d shameful and
atrocious neglect Of their duty. Are there
none such among our readers? Are there
none who are now prosperous, who were
once INDECENT, and who for years have
been forgetful of their early benefactors?
Are there none who worship wealth SO
thoroughly, as to have their perceptions
upon all other subjects blunted and blind
ed! Are there none who neglect friends
and neighbors, who are truly meritorious,
TO run after the prohigate, the hoartless,
but the worldly and the wealthy? Are
there none who labor under the strange
delusion, that by moving in the society of
the rich, they likewise will be supposed
by the unsoPhisticated to be rich and will
be envied also? Are there none who mis-
take money for merit, and in this mistake
render themselves objects of ridicule and
contempt-and pawn their souls for an
empty bauble?"-Phiia. Inquirer.
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VOL. 6.-NO. 45.
From TIE N. Y. Spirit Of the Times.

From TIE n. Y Spirit Of the Times.
Very Important Letter from irs Parlingtea.
Her dangerous Illness -CduseS-Re7ra-
Observation-Disclosures i,a Con-
greSS-Ciay-We6 -DissoIattio7a
Of the CIliOa-Noses SojOurning ;7a
the UiiderneSS-Cu6a business and
Rochester KIaockiagS.
I'd writ aiore, but was tux six. and like
ter died with the die-a-rear and disinteres-
tin complaint.
I'd bean out walkin with the Rev. Mr..
Suggins, obsarvin the stars in the funda-
ment, and the fragrant odor Of the honey
suckers, sweet syrnges, Poliy'Anthuses
and Mary Goods, with the shiny condi-
shun of the moon, KEEP US up too late;
necks day l went out in the hot suns
rase, without my parashute, and like ter
perdused information N my brain.
| sent for Dociter Squills, and he sed
my elemen tary canawl was outen fix, and
my abominable canawl was in abominatle
bad order, and so he gin ne comomiie till
II Perdused salvation, then Bring Deaths
Pills and Grave 'umbng's Company
medsins, and wound up with all-kiilin
miXters and sodgcr water, until he pre-
nounced me efervescent, Query-conva-
Iescent?-ED. and this IS my appoplexy
fer hot writin afore.
On, my! I'm in such fidgct about
Congress; the Union will be dissolute,
no. Theirs that Absolom man Benton,
bent on having his own weigh, wich Mr..
Stiggins ses is nigh onto two hundred and
fifty, they call him Old Bullion, cause he's
oilers bullyin some one.
ID ,lc,, l. 81 -. - L.
Tine afieared the stripes and stars--our
sweet hag--is in calamus condishun.
| smell gunpowder in every blow and
breeze, and we shall have disorderv sar-
geanls beatin' drums and trumpets about
The streets agin'.
/ don't like itin', and new fashioned
PiscoIarlan Parsons, that wear cossacks,
and has orblcular coniessions-may preach
about Moses sodgerin' forty Years in the
wilderness, but don't believe its cordin'
TO Christianity to have
"Whiskey'd Panders and their loud HUzzaTs -
rampagin' up and down the country, and
cuttin' up rustics.
Moses didn't do no fitin' arter all, on
less he fit the tigers in the wilderness, for
the Red Sea made a rise on PIaro, and
swept him clean.
Mr.. Stiggins ses, Clay and Webster is
the two pliers of Libbety; but always
thought the pliers of Libbety was stuffed
with the fethers of the Egle of Freedom;
that Mr.. Clayton sent to Cubebs TO per
tect the Woman's Island prisners. Them
lie of Cubebs lellers had best let Woman's
Island alone.
i want to come down and see Mr.
Grizzlies pair of Rochester knockers, as
soon as am efficiently etfervescent. They
say they're finishes, and has got fish
beau, and an old she fox for champe-
ron. Respectfully yours,
SALE An PARTINGToN,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-08-15
I'm ElOGnent Eyiraei.

The following Is extrcted from an ot.>
ton delivered by Hon. Caleb Gushing
at New buryport, (Massachusetts.) July
1850.
''The letter of the constitution Is the
material body, changea6e. perishable,
corruptible; the spirit Of the immateria
soul, which breathes INTO the ina7imate,
elements the breath of life, and makes il
sublime and beautiful creation Of I'M
mutabiity and of heaven.
"This-lhe spirit of the constitution.
the sentiment of nationality, the feeling
aad emotion of Americaaism-Is the true
Union, the only Union worth having, the
only Union possible to keep.
When the American wanders into
other regious of The earth, then il Is he
feels and appreciates the true vital spirit
of the constitution. Whether borne along
by wind and waves. he walks the deck OF
his gallant ship, rs her keel cleaves the
pathless wastes OF The illimitable ocean,
or fingers amid The palaces Of religion,
and art, and power, IN refined and pu-
pulouS Europe, OF explores tn Sc oriental
soliludes whose hallowed associations are
eloquent, as 1t were, with 70 Ces from OF
high, or iuSp-cts the antique cIcIliza.iou
of the throngiug millions OF Asia, or par
takes Of the daily march or the nightly
bivouac Oh The Iofjy plateau o the New
World, then il is lie feels that he has
country country lo love, to De proud
of, 10 defend aud 10 upnod against al
enemies; aud that country Is tbs Un on
| have tried 1t, and [ know it. Neither
the pine OF Massachusetts nor the palmet
10 oI Carol ma symboizes to him all there
is Of dear 10 The memories Of hone, and
of glorious III the name Of country
No, The inspiration Of hope. which no
reverses can exlingu!sh-lhe impulse of
courage. which 10 dangers can daaat-
these are Unidentified Ia oa: breast. oa!y
With liz stars a2a strip CT - Lnlon.