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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

MISSISSIPPI ELECTION The Free Trader Of
the 26th says We present to-day nearly perfect
returns from thirty-eght counties for Secretary Of
State, bringing up Bells vote to within ninety
three votes Of Quackenboss. The last six counties
we got in reduced the majority Of the latter over
the former more than two hundred"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

THE CONFERENCE.-The citizens of Baltimore
held meeting on The 22d, to approve the C3mpro-
mise, and sustain those members Of Congress who
are eElteavufiFIg u have il passed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The Wing State Convention made the following
nominations joshua DUNCAN, of Bucks County,
Canal Commissioner Jos HENDERSON, Of Wash
ington County, Surveyor General and HENRY w.
SNYDER, of Union County. Auditor General
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

BENTON AND FooTE-The grand jury were ex-
aiming witnesses on the 10Th in the difficulty he.
tween Col. Benton and Fooie. A large number oI
senators We're summoned and attended, bnt no
Acaon was taken. 1t is doubtful whether either
party wli be indicted, or whether both will not be-
Goi' Benton pursues this matter with charaeteristic
determination, rigor and perseverance,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

New YORK ITEMs,-The rencountre between
Messrs. Forrest and Willis, continuns to elicit an
immense deal OF commentary, pertinent and i'm
pertinent in private circles as well as in the
public press Opinion decidedly dependencies
against Mr. Forrest, not only because of the attack
but the mode of attack The parties, and their
friends, are filing the newspapers with cards, .
each telling the story according to his own bias.
The Rochester knocking sarits 2 snllkeep up
their mystic tattoo, the tables, doors, sofas and
doors OF Barnums hotel, in Broadway. Al new
device is now in projection for keeping up The ex
eitement, which IS likely to fag--the proverbial
mn lays having nearly expired. Ii is this
committee, copsigsing Of gentlemen connected
WIN the several newspapers in this city, has been
invited by the agent Of the ghost seers,D to con-
vene at the rooms Of the ladies, and having deGbe-
rateiy and eandidly seen what they shall see, as
deliberately and eandidIy to confer together, and
make public report upon the MATTER |, may be
safely predicted, think that fun will come out Of
the affair, il nothing else. =
Punctual to her time, the steamer America sailed
from her dock al Jerssycity, for Liverpool on The
1gth, with 10Y passengerss and, It is said, some
sfO,OoO IN gold and silver, as freight Among her
passengers is W.B. Kinney, the new Ambassador
to Sardinia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

WHITE WATER CANAL CoAPAEY's NoTEs.-
The obligations issued in smiliude of hank notes
by the White Water Canal Company at Cincinnati
few years since, are now being collected Of the
stockholders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

STOLEN JEwELRY FouND.-The $1,000 worth
o. watches and jewelry stolen from Sadler ~ Son
o. balimore,sO the 9th of April last, vas fonnd
.. nat city on the 20th, buried in sand Hill three
G nan miles from that place, by officer Thos
- na, rom appearances there are indications
OF collusion between the officer and The th;af
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

LIFE In NEW foRK.-A freoas took place in
Duane street, on The l9ti, some similar 10 lha,
on the Washington parade ground. The parties
were we'll Known German Republican ana the
editor of German democratic newspaper High
words, growing our of an old difficulty led to blows
Ithe most serlons result Of which were black eyes
Nothing fatal is apprshended
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

UNITED ONCE MoRE.-We learn that the diff.
Gully which has existed so long between the Free
Masons of the State Of New York has been AMIGA.
bly, settled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

Chevalier Marluscelli, for some years Charge de,
Afaires to the Two Sicilies, has been received by
the Secretary of State, as Charge OF the Duke o
Parma and Paeencia, and presented to the Presi
dapt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

WILLIS as. FoRREsF.-Pfoceedino have -.
colnReneed IN the Superior Court, by N. p. Willis
against Edwin Forrest, for damages for he recen
assault The preliminary papers have been fled
ms course VIII not much offend Mr. Forrest AS /
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The ,loMB or WAsHiNsToN,---Iti is said tha, Al.
Lsaay ms present ssaaon greater number Of slran.
kSis NAYS made pslg flmage 20 the tomb of Wash
Ingion, than At any former time. Almost every
IS tgsr who visits this city, takes the trouble 10 ~
% Mount Vernon. Ii is an evidence ofthe con,in.
usH and indeed. Increased sensraiion Of the Amer.
fenn people for their memory of Washington, and
their devotion g the Union, of which he was In
crest part, The fatherand founder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

IHk oyzRFlow The Trinity lCatahoula)
Advocate Of the 22d says; Tho water has fallen
here aheu. one foot and halt and is going off at
rapid rate. Wsinvite our renegade swampers.
who nRloriousy fled the hills for safety, in time
81 deegsr. to return to their abandoned homes
from which the snemy is about to Withdraw, and
oFllly themselves against surprise in future There
i laH N'pe yet to make corn and potatoes, if they
srilI pif1l IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

VENTILATIoN,-The proprietors of The N. Y
Sun deserve great deal of praise for introducing
the fan ventiators into their buildings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The English steamship America, Captain Shan.
non, sailed for liverpool on the both inst, from
New York. She took out 1903 passengers for Liv-
erpool, and $780, GO in specie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

FIRE.-A destructive fire broke out at Brooklyn
on the goth inst. which completely destroyed six
houses, situated on Hudson Avenue, near jackson
Ferry. The loss is estimated at $4,000, nearly
the whole Of which is covered by insurance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The New York and New Haven railroad tract
is now daily sprinked with five thousand barrels
water, TO lay the dust
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

failing or 4 BkIDGE.- On Tie lllli inst. tie
new woys atiee bridge, which spans Red River.
near cihIksFllle, fell with tremendous crash.
ing, which were killeds Two men, sriio sgefs also
On o. lae bridge, Rese tfighflully ininred-one Of
tnem having boat bis lega broken. The bridge fell
= aislance Of 60 feet The cause Of the accident
The loss 4 hboni $4,000. : "'"'e' 'ais'
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DIR. Townsend's Compound Extract of
Sarsf, an rflIm.


~ Wonder asf Blessing u De tRE41' SPRING AND
SUMMER AEDfcTNEf Extract put apin Csnaii Bottles,
tunes cheaper, pealner superior 70 any
sod Il disease vomiting, pusng scAsnpg OF de-
hitatng he patent The great beauty aud perosy Of Ibis
saraPariia all other Medicines white
1t goraes The cody Ii Is one Of the very btst
Spring and Summer Medicines EvKR Knows
Il purhss the Whole bnt
creates pure and rich blood pow IS no os
medcne And 10 this hes the sragc success
II has performed pihia The aa twoy cara 0s0p cures
OF severe Of disease considered inclrabe
l. has The lives Of tan 5000
5000 cases of Chronic rheumatism;
1900 cases Of Dsspepaa;
400 General Debility and Want Of Energy.
1000 Of the dasssnt Female complaints;
1000 Of scrofula;
1900 Of the Liver Comp ANT
800 cases Of Disease Of The mega and Dropsy;
1000 Of the Gravel,
1000 Of Sick Headache;
1890 essss Of The Dropsy;
5000 Of consnmpuoni
And Tbctsands Of Disease % he Biood yds
Ulcers, Eryspslas Salt Rhsum. Pnples on Face scad
Head letter Neuralgia, numerous cases
Sick HsNlach in the Chest spine stion etc etc
IL Prepared mud sold BY S F. TO NsEDs VI D.. Ize Fulton
-a-ss hs'g Ynrh, and by Agents Tor Nsw Or cans
Je24 6t2dp j. WRIGHT * co. I5I Chartres a.
" Being now prepared 70 rsauaes any blsl,ess in
he Noarial line, csg leave inform nay fcnds, and public
generally, that have taken he acs NJ "A Camp street.
retrs vsne lhefyr q "a " n =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29
.VOaU Opening i!

~ Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N tH. Wolff
THEo. JAMES 81 co.
fashionable Clothing Estabfshment,
No. 81 Common street, tstzoeca ZSrds Ji0tet
and Hepiett's E1ehange,
" Are now in receipt Of another iSfv. beautiful
assortment OF genuemen's spring and eumner ClOth.
ugall OF the very fne material and best workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city reat trade
consisting ia part follows, to WI:
SUPER BLACK CAsAMERETrE DRfss coATs'
FRocK :"
FANCY. BRowN & OLIVE
- BLACK MERIso BUSINESS :.
Fancy AND ooL'p Enc. MERINO - +"
= BLACK ALPAoCA . -
- BLACK MUsrAPHA .
- SILK AND LINEN
-. CHECK LINEN f''
FAFcy Dorsns PANTS
BLAoK MERNO
SIS" FAKE 1DRILL -
WHITE
FLowERrD oHsnBfAs vsefs
WnITK MARskI1Ls
- qFAReY
CANVASS sKK1EqoS
SILK AND LINEN
SPOTTED SILK
ToRauoIs SILK -
- WATERkD =
~ Mons AND BnAcK SILK
DuNpEE LINEN pR4wERs-t Patent Lacingsa
IRISH Fhsf
. CoTTos ~
SILK
LINEN saiRYs-(very fne d
CoTToN AND LINEN BoBom SHIRTs;
SILK AND LdsIE TARKAD UNDERsHmTs
CoLoRxD GINGH1M ~
SILK AND l.. .CaMnHIo Hsplt' vs.,
SILK AND LrsLk rHRrAD GLcvks; x
LINEN CRAvArs;
ST0cks, SUstENDkRs, ETC. gre my 10 2du
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The Democratic Convention of North Carolina
has adopted The Missouri line
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

8N P1HrStoqHs. The asIv editor If he Sal.
ufdoy tislt4< Mini Sristesln, IS discussion tl,f
spAlees q fst's&'0qnz Which She lciks ,s;5sf AZ
naqeez Of e. xlq1e instead Of being enlblemz 81
a9tseriy ai19 ~ iln| means necessary IA 81 s,tI9r
60 ~ !ne laaies % esief 20 secure political
witA lls maIes She Aaft:
Ono woe|5 AiAIE. from the psfss b. u;
witch 56iks si:s ID tl.Is idea, that
been tile sl4s|sQi # snpseme aulkdnls sI.'s'
Adam WAS ..i'le 10y whefsss ~ ii,|Sl lha. 3 s.
appear g have known nothlila q Jnp|ier's Issl f.
y NA!tal14 fdspenjers. No one e4e} s. IL one
q ne detezos warriors a. old pai1tl y Hi sl.h
appendaees
IN ewisAheim i right Pansalopas ass i mod.
ern innovation altogether
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29
Pleasure Krc1s,.stoaa.

Pleasure AsCCssrstOV.
HE new, splendid and fast running steamer OLIVIA
i5s,1 a. W VI Hsosiimsn master will leave for Gov r.
so s,Ihs wa oa gaanqTfy,e LSgsburg and Mad
aIys i e lake q de 81 clock :. M NJ csTs a1 40 ~
so ~ Z MORNING on the arrival of he o'clock A.
s 81 19e PT Fiy s. Che boat A hladsonye
at O'CLOCK on Sunday informing, By a. Feale Restna
raear Price OF passage Sundays (only) 60 cts e29
piano FOts,gKs REPAIIiED-in The hest manner
workmen from our best manufactures Theft n Al
pes BENZ my & ~ @ branch Of he e es III
heavy stock OF PIANOS from .Nnnas d Clark. and j.
lsss1s ahS SfPYS 1 F&Rsd iS nS 81 Camp street
ROITLIls, COPPER, elc.-20c0 dozen bottles; q
- tons RnseIwood and lot Of Rome. Copper Metal
Belize HonduIas, for sale by a eil
iss2 BARELLI & co. Isl Common s..
w A. n CoGaRAN' S0 co 'g u s'bsa ~s
nATEs-l0 frais
~ ies5 Al. COCHRAN & co. 2, TehoupitouIa. Il.
NUTMEGs AND CLOYEs-4half bbIs each.
y ie29 A. F. COCHRAN & co. 81 TchOupitonlas St.
IMEE4SoO ibis Thomason Lime, now landing from brig
ie29 A. 9. WILBUR & co. rs Poydras ST.
MO- ME "a ebs Alton Ill., Lime superior article, IN
le2s A. G. WILBUR & co. rs Povdras St &
M bb different brands Northern anuiac
les ' 4 G. WILBUR & co. IS Poyd,,,.,
9lhAs,TEh PARIs-sOO bbls Caoinei Plaster Paris.
leas A. Q. WILBUR & co.. Poydras Il. g
Bill kIEpgsh and Ameriean in lots 10 suit
/. e . - a. c. WILBUR-& co. rs Poydras st.
AIhg2Oo9 bushels Philadelphia Pasiering Hair in store
;.so anu lof SAFE la lots 70 suit purchasers, BY
- a. z. WILBUR 81 co. rs Poydras ST.
SjBnI lES ~ Az apFEh LONDON PORTER AND IA
lsg CHAS. SFOUGHTClS "a Camn.ss
NOTiCE.-All persons having unsettled acconn,s with
l. e subscriber are respectfully requested to call and se
be os IL Squt deay as all my outstanding affairs must
~ sdPT NJ. HUNTINGTON. Magazine 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

sl1euLAA AecnENf special eman
was seriously Injured ia getting eaf Of an innib1s
sx. barFelled pislM Accidental dfoppse from |Is
Pocket, and every barrel N6a7 OF diatlIarei6e
tnelr contents INTO one 0f his iest IN 8Sf 4 Il
thonghts will have 10 be aSnpulale8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29
4.astIen saIes g This par.

THoMte j. SPEAR viii le at half past 10 O'Clock al the
qqsiler 81 Snmlnpn fl Rampant SgssisIiorscs, Mules
sgKns. HypE a Co, Fi nell ii haEpat IL pollock at 81
MaeazIne Hireet--uiooefss. Provisions and Liquors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

Ruptures Cured.

On the 18th INST, by the Rev. Theodore Capp, EDWARD
MALE, ESQ. and Miss CHARLOTTE A., daughter OF Cant
X. Waterman, all Of this city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The New York petition ia favor OF Mr. Clay's
sad slgnqlmss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

Notilf Q RECON- Hiern. u A. N. Care
4qt'is = r. Sith ri ffa Sutton p. M.carn
btlq4t C Reynolds, p. NJ Cars
n otRt ~ hilsl, Aleu. A. N. cas-.
CoringiQn EMMY LIND Dunnea, 4 p N. ctrs.
lqr,Rst1n ~ Wa, 4 1nnAn, "a r. u. cars.
~. Louis 80 ~ kANAh Mo- Il mcfntyte p III.
i4fiAsut1 Z Il fih T. Nerkif r. N.
fd lfees. DUCK RIVER, Mckinney, P. Ne
LouispfNe I H f.if hA. Wilson, P. M.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

~. The ngnf pa ELISHA W. q. Wlson'
sfnaser VI GUS is, Evansville. etc, THIS DAY
NJ clock, y M=,ito lopt 81 Foydres street.
le21 NJ. -.-.- N. N AlNOtE. As Pnldrns 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

,:s The EegaAat EMrIRE Capt Charles
Mseku. leaves for lpiasr, THIS DAY O'CLOCK IL from
loot b foyIlrAa stetl. NJ MnORE CD. bordrns n.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

ANOTHER CoNvENf9eS.-The Nashville Con-
venton Is to be followed by a Tree son abolition
Convention of the Northern and Western S,,tss
proposed to be held in philadelphia, on tae 4th az
July. Whatever they do will tend Of course 10
the defeat OF any adjustment, and 10 the continn.
anee OF the agitation until the Wilmot proviso and
the abolition OF slavery in the District Of Goum,
bla aud the restriction Of the Interstate slave trade
shall be effected. ''-As
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29
Great Barg0Sass.
Fancy Goods.

kS- Just received, few Choice Patterns, New Styles,
Shell Tuck Combs.
A large and well selected assortment Of
Gold Pens,
AL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS
% which you'd invite attention.
A complete Of
Portable Writing Desks,
Ard without Drawers
A lot u Coed
Umbrellas.
An elegant assortment Of Ladies' and 6entlemens
Dressing Cases.
tanSs u lhem capital patterns for Travellers. II
GentIemen's Furnishing GOOds.
good assortment Of
Fine Shirts, UndershiFts. Socks, suspe nders.
Money Belts, Canes, etc.
GUINNESS & CO.
No. IL CAMP STREET.
DEALERS IN
GOLD PENS, GUNS, PISTOLS, ana FANCY ARTICLES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29
NOTICE.
Clothing Made 10 Order.

Gentlemen who wish 10 have their Clothing Fall and
Winter made order VIII please es
,,, N NORRIS AY corner Camp and Common u.s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

The Kent 'cky Constitutional Convention rejected
the resolution offered IN (ayor q Mr.. clay's bill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

But you, and the whole country, gentlemen
are interested most deeply, in knowing what is the
prospect Of settlement Of existing difficulties.
speak with hope if not with confidence. think
see indications that the public judgement will, ere
long, be brought to bear upon these troublesome
and exciting questions, and that the voice OF a ma
jority Of the people viii hush other discordan
voices How soon this will happen, i cannot say
bot fully believe that the foods will yet subside
that the troubled waters will return within theil
banks, and the current Of the public affairs resume
is accustomed and beneicent course I,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

SnQN EAA AZ fIIsE,-The Banner Of tie
z1ss official ae.af1s s|'s presence of cholera a
Nashville. H.2e slsAIhs bHa iake plaza. and 1--WE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

f1 stingaree Clnb. NoI1cE.-A Special Called
Meeting of the Club wilt be held THIS EVENING at Den No
= at halipa o'clock Every requested to be present
as business Importance be brought before tbe
~ 0f-ef o. the H. U G. MOD S. r., scribe.
~ benefit of MmIIe. HiIarIot-Mmlle. AETo.'
Ma hiLAHVf respectfully informs tho pbe
that the Management has psror het last Beee SATURDAY.
EVENING June 70 which VIII be presented dtn
the evening two GRAND observation-disclosures comprising some
new and iayore Dances Also Tie highly sue sesnl fasof
Comedy entitled
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Principal characters by Mi Holland and Mrs Howard
To conclude with for the first time tins Theatse die new Grand
Buretta emitted
DON GIOVANI IN LOND0E.
in which the enti'e s'-ng Of the company appear.
EE- Tn, Box Book Is now pen. M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

fLzA1qE1 TAtmer Olivia, IS iine 4
H4n Y sss1 blhs. commanded BY
w qQpHaf Y The Lake eaa Of iho
tl 's'n |1n End the 4saleiia,t plnces
"a 1 81 HI. |'.I il al the 8 q clock cara. We
f1i 4 sHiioh To- morrow Win ne spleb.
tisl y " le sessed MP On board ia i stye
t tfisusrA could eessf hive dreant Of Think Of
~ lowers q ist frd1 4R and fan not to be there Re-
psstqq .sgT |kA1H d .qEy 70 ones well being as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

fzkAarF5 Pm readers VIII taliel Ai The adyaftise.
maal t4t ilS t3as 1sna5 I'D leSses The Lake end
q ~ PS1ti'l l61a ~ sflhifs on ire arrival Of
sistshl o'eloes 'aala,eFills, Aianaesle etc. She
WI, 1Ag ieaf eIAlaYs on the arrival Of The s
esinEe 1rfss 81 zFs IoF the o'clock cars, SON
a. ts9laEs q oEI1sn 1ndas morning. The IN
= qn'g a2 ~. sesant enc. SCI adtegiSe
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-18

450l From Southport at a m a week, THURSDAY,
BY Pleasant Prairie, south Bristol, and Hosdley
To Antioch, H., by IL m 9 miles,
And back between m and
Proposals 10 commence At Pleasant Prairie, ~ miles
less distance, will be considered.
4h02 From Southport at 9 a once a week, Saturday;
BY Pleasant Prairie Liberty, WImot, and English
Prairie;
TO Richmond by m, 80 miles;
And back between m and m Friday.
Proposals at Pleasant Prairie, 81 miles
less distance, will be considered.
1903 From Southport st4 ui-wcekIy, Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday
By Pleasant Prairie, Bristol, Salem, Geneva, Geneva
Bay Walworh, sharon, Aliens Grove SummervilIe,
and Clinton
To Beloit by lQD m, 81 miles,
And back between 4 and 10 p m days
Proposals for times week service viii he considered
4504 From Southport at a m once a week, Friday
BY PARIS and Brighton;
To Burlington by IN, IS n;les
And back between and next day.
4505 From Racine at s week. Tuesday
BY Syvsnia and Qusrles
To Geneva by p m, SO miles
And back between m and p m next day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05

A Loyely Letter.

We clip the following from an exchange
paper for the benefit Of any Of our readers
who may happen to be placed in similar
situation with that of the unfortunate
swain herein mentioned:
DEaR SWEET o, my love Of loves,
clarified honey and oil of citron, white loaf
sugar of my hopes, and molasses Of my cx-
peetations! you have been absent from me
three whole days. grhe sun is dark Mt
midday--the moon aud the stars are black
when thou art absent. Thy step Is the
music of tho spheres and the wind Of thy
gown as you pass by, issas zephyrs from
tive garden of Paradise in the spring time
Of early flowers. kissed you when we
last met, and my whole frame was filed
with sweetness. One of your curls touch
ed me on the nose, and that organ was
transmitted into loaf sugar. Oh, spice Of
spices--garden Of delights send me lock
ofyour hair--send me any thing that your
blessed fingers has touched, and | will 20
raving mad with extacy. One look from
thy bright eyes would transmute me in
continently into the third heaven. Your
words are molten pearls dropping from your
mouth! My heart bazes at the thought
Of thee. My brain is an everlasting fire.
The blood burns and scorches my veins and
vitals as it passes thro' them. Oh, come,
most delightful Of delights, and with your
seraphic breath, breathe upon me! When
you do come, be sure you bring that dime
you borrowed of me, as / want to. buy
some tobacco and pint Of whisky.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
81 Can'A,

Yes you can. Have you yet pot to
learn. old as you are, that II can't never
made sterling character? Point us to
the man who made his fortune by II can't"
upon his lips. Show us the patriot and
the talented who rose to distinction with
this motto on his forehead It is i,npossi-
bic. The irresolute--the fearful and trem.
bling, who thought they could never &C.
coinpIish anything, never did, rs you
may learn by visiting the aims house aud
grave yard. We care not how humble
tho occupation Of man may be, we are
certain he will not always pod along il he
have good spirits, and determined heart
and be not easily frightened. We have
seen wood sawyars and clam diggerH,
seavengers and hod carriers, street sweep.
ers and printers even, rise from their hum.
bic pursuits to the accumulation of wealth
and to seats of distinction The fire of
energy burned in their bosoms and glowed
in their foreheads. when you would have
thought them deepest in the mire and
struggling with the heaviest burdens.
They believed they could accomplish
whatever they undertook, and hence their
success. Yet you exclaim, II can't"
when you are told to leap the Atlantic, OF
jump over the Andes. Make the attempt,
have faith. and we had almost said you
will accomplish it. Never die fool or
drone, as long as you have health in your
body, single pulse Is left to beat, and one
drop Of blood continues to circulate round
your heart We shall never be in fear Of
dying so long as we can move. We shall
never give up doing something for our
selves or others while we have strength
to move finger or open an eye. Away,
then with your sothfulness- your drow-
siness---ycur laziness. Jump up at once
and take o further start, determined to lie
in the gutter no longer. If you have
been more than dead, scfape off the dust
from your limbs, oil them with energy,
polish them with activity, and go forth in
the panopIy of mana man created
with God-like capacities. Our word for it,
you will live to bless us for our advice,
and, if you survive us, you will bs the first
to place tombstone above our sleeping
dust.