davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
SHIPPING.
! n IN Z TIC pOh s
U, S. Mail Steamship Company.

u, s. Mail Steamship Company.
zzEE4 FOR NEW YOkh AND HAYANh.;1
a5asAn lanes f Sehenck, u Navy, ndlnR,
will leave on THURSDAY. Nov. l4tb, at o'cOck
"nfgtg.ey ton her TRa at - Mary street, Lafayette
RATES OF passage:
To New York-Slate Room Berth, Saoon....., t75 90
sandee Berth, Fo ward Saloon 80. 20 10
Steelage Berth, with beds and separate
To Havana-Stae-rOOm Rerth, saloon ......... 35 %
Storage Berth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 %
Passengers for Havana must procure orts from the
Spanish Consul No passage is considered secured until raid
or An eEperen et s ACCOMPANIES vesses n the line
FOR freight or usage apgy at the Office OF the L. s. NJ all
Steamship Company, 90 Magazine
JAMES. r: JENNINGS, Agent
~ Special notice given to shippers By this line that the
company have prepared form Of bill Of lading adapted
the business Of their steamships, which will be furnished
which they requested provide Themselves other
form VIII be signed by the agents Of the company All bill of
fading must be signed before the sailing of TIE vessel 90
1Erzn CHARLEsTON AND HA ANA
3@SA@asaz IHGrte8LOR and HGUGnl, via Savannah and
ney Hcst-The splendid steamship lSABEl., Capt RO
nS iOl tons buIhen, has reaued her regular trips from
EHARLESFOH Is. Z } to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for ChaIeon3th and ed OF each month"; leaving Chares
ton Tor Havana on the lst and 18th.
=, RATES OF PASSAGE:
havana to Charleston or Savannah, $40
IIaVana 10 hey Wtsl.. ~
y. g. MORDECAi, Charleston, or 10
L. ]. HART L. co. ~ TchOupILoulas ST. n. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co.
~ Passengers leaving Havana by this snip can reach
baltimore The rim Day BY taking the Land Ronte,
New York and Phi ae uha in the lime by taking the
Steamship to those ports. do 2aw
f. FOR BOsTON-The fine fast sailing cogpered
EE1a and copper. 'aeued bark ROMAN, Capt. Harris,
Ha7 having portion OF her cargo engaged, will leave
i0 e above port on Re ELL o r E1 C aP9 St.
OIL Or to FOSDICK Il BRO, 81 Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01

The most striking and prevailing defect in the
manners OF Americans Is, | believe, want of
courtesy. This has arisen from the general equal
ity OF rights, condition and education. And it
arises in part from the m0uUdiS h0Hts or shyness,
characteristic of our English ancestors, from whom
we inherit it. A little reflection and moral cult
walton would remove this defect. What do | mean
by courtesy and how is the want Of it shown, do
you ask A few winters since, a well-bred young
foreigner came to the interior and took lodgings at
a village lnn for the purpose of learning the Eng
fish language. To facilitate its acquisition, he
generally preferred remaining in the receiving
room oil the tavern, where travellers were passing
in and out. His writing table was placed before
the hire. When the women came ChveTIng in
from long drive in the stage coach, he moved his
table to the coolest OF the room, mended the
lire, drew chairs it, and il they brought in foot
stoves or blocks, he found the best place to heat
them. He then returned to his own comfortable
seat, and pursued his reading writing. The
women Profted by his cvilities, without appearing
to notice them. During the whole winter, he
| received one word Of acknowledgement Not
Thank you, sir, - d" You are very kind, sir, or
what would have seemed inevitable 'Prcy, don't
take that cold seat, sir" What was the polished
strangers inference. Certainly, that the Ameri-
| cans a most dscoureous, if not cold-hearted
| people.
| COld-hearted, we are not. These women were,
| probably, generally impressed with the young
! mans atlentons-one of them, | knew in relating
her travelling experiences al her own ire-slde, at
| night, said, " She should never forget the Young
man at the tavern in S.. She thought she
should have died with the cold before she got
| there, aud when she went in, he moved away from
the fire, and gave her the rocking chair-hung her
cloak over the back Of another, and warmed her
cloak for her, and did every thing just if he had
been her own SON" And yet this good woman
had not indicated in her manners TO the young man
that she ever saw him. Here there was no ex-
preston of the real feeng-no courtesy.
have often seen men in RteambOats, in stage
coaches, and other public meetings, rise and give
their seats to the women, and the women seat
themselves quietly without look or word of ac.
acknowledgement. And so with thousand other
attentions which are rendered, and are received
without any return. Avoid such discouresy, my
young trIends--it is not only dspeasng, but un
Just. We actually owe some return for such civil
iiIIeS' and courteous acceptance is, in most
the only one that can be made These little chance
co9tteaieS are smiles on the face of manners ant
smiles are like sunahine-we can scarcely have to,
h'uch Of either. Miss Sedgwick.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
$780, - So
MUSIC.


MUSIC AND MUSICAL lNsTkU MkNTS.-The
WI subsCnb ers womb respectfully request your Slz
attention their large and extensive stock of Mu. go
sic and Musical Merchandise OF every descripton; T-R
and also their well selected assortment OF Piano HsE4
FOrss, from the fac cries of tn. frs. makers in the
United States and Europe
strings for Violin Guitar, Harp, Volnceo, Double Bass,
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
NiOiHs Flutes G. ACcOrdOns, Brass instruments
for Bands, Tambournes BanIos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks, etc etc. and
every article connected with the NJ usic Business.
Orders for Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to.
bera discount made to dealers and profesors and to
seminares.
Second Hand Pianos bought, ard taken in part payment
for
An The new Music received from the North soon as pub
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr.. II, ID. Hewitt, New Orleans La, Oct %.
L. A. TYLER.
c25 dfNW4t H. u, HEWITT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A, BEARD.
Valuable Slaves .................. AT Auction
BY j. A. HElA RID. Amctinneer.


BY j. A. BEA RID, AuctiOneer.
SATURDAY November 2, hHfpast ~ ocOck-W be sold
- aueuon the following described SLAVES, worthy the
ton Of purchasers, viz;
First The Negroes SARAH eyed II years, very superior
House ti.rl, Good aud Hair Dresser.
Second. The Gnhg Girl ADIIN 10 years. client
House Girl, good Washer and IrOner, and well.
The above Slaves well sold fault,
under full nSt the prescribed
law
Terms Onehd, cash; bsaLce aud months credit
for bearing mortgage, with per
After which will he sold
ABRAHAM 40 ycars Of excellent O5t and LabOrer.
Title guaranteed.
DELPHY. - years. Tile gdarant ed.
CHARITY IS Washer and lronr aud Cook aud
Whtt Of Field Hand her CHILD ysIs fully guaranteed
thu vices aud maa1irs prescribed iy law.
HANNAH, Grille Woman year, an excellent Washer nnd
uug guaranteed except having away her
Terms for the last four. cash
n expense Vi the puT-
al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

~ = WI II z r. =. -.--,.,--
~; PIANO FOR7'ES, from the Justly bsssaES--1-u,s
celebrated NJ anufactor es of Hallet, -
Davis Il Co. Boston; John Il. Durham, II VI IL 81 n
Davidd, Van Wrinkle, 4. II Gale & CO; andI Y
Jas Ii. Grovesen New York; also Pleyels Paris PIANOS.
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS to be deyered in turn as fast TeceEed from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano in
particularly for the country where Tuners seldom
be had they will stand longer and in better than
other Piano These Pianos have independent rim
which be removed in moment there being
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
Ny5T~ VIOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
S th other Musical Instruments constantly hand and
NJ r for sale al low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Plane
NE Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
rs BOOKS for all musical instruments. E1rs" A Lib
era Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders All orders promptly attended to. rlh29
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
Dtrect InDOr.tfsEtOat.


P. NAL LARD, 81 RovaE street.
~ The rIbscrTbsr having uIt returned from Europe is enabled
his friends and The public sompee assortment
Of Goods h ne rejected hy himself from
Europe with the greatest and attention. among
found the following:
Secretaries, Fautsus, Canopies
Tusss Consoles, Jariinisrs
CURTAIN sTUFFs-Of every variety and quality, comprising
very rch and splendid patterns.
PORCELAlNE De sEVREsCTystauI de Venice, including
every variety Of goods both Of fancy aud Papier Mache,
BronS Statues, Pendues ban Ornaments, Vases Services
for the Table including Beak) ~ and Tea Sets, Perfume
Bottles q raised Glass and varisgafef,
LAhPsOf svay description, both Bropzs and Poceane
and beautiful article, which a. a Lamp
Vase
TAPEsTRY-A complete Apartment Of rich and splendid
patterns.
BALLS AND sOIREEsEv. variety of ornaments, including
Lusre CanslsbrsI, Orna rental China Groups of Figures
Flower Vases, Flower BaIkss
The goods Just received per Brunswick Magnolia
Beatrice Havrs public invited call and
bis novelties, which be ofrng the -sasonaols
o2I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
REGULAR PACKETS.

REtJU LAX IAChEIS.
US. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
7 E shps Of the United States Mail stsaap Company will
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Leaves NevYork ..lt6. Arrives Havana
Housracd " S es's5es i'm
.....d. NeVYgrk.. .6th.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward, NazYork 18Th. Arrives Havana .,:
:. Havana 18Th NewYork ..z2d
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
OaEard.. Leaves New Oreans 18Th Arrives at Havana 2d.
ROme~ard. :. c5ssiS Hsvsna 18Th.
- Hama .....l9h: Eesodesns sd.
Far REDuCED TO FIFTY CEITs:
e. DSSily PacketAc cross l.a ! PotehaFtrsin
burg and sg'
5 H'd%aS1, Gassr, vii iP esse hereafter az a.
aEs New oss An e.r LAY co''nstog
Z NJ NJ carr Ss FMHEf6a VEIN EsbA NJ
FFRRtHbEaSYPAY NJ car car. FgsHE.sYpAI 1850? 4
SE SiGRRAA :: ::
jsa hffA@s LEWIS AT ! U.s. sCovinsson.
corner Camp and Canal streetscoses day at 10 A. NJ
i5GnF! ssss .sm and YSsTPGPs Ef eau
EF Bs M a3fRRNSFH%s on VII he sS. " 5s
SGay Morning. IN lime ot he Cas- The ponsS q
entirety new and built expressly for the Alabama River
Irale. % I'm
TX = Fare reduced to 26 cents. :. o. S. Mail
d IND gESSa ia sT psy sSd LsS
Lake steamer LENORA, Quilt expressly for this trade,
and unequaled 5ea-boat) J. w. Dunnica, master
eaVss ne lakeend Of the Pnntcharpan Railroad EVERY
DAY tsundays exceptedl ARRIVAL Of the u O'Clock NJ
cans, turning leaves COvington EVERY DAY, (Sundays
| extra 80 cents.
N b. The steamer Lenora has recently been thoroughly
repaired reed in the best possible manner she has
superior Hu Engine Boiler, fine Hose, can
be ASCERTAIN d by calling the offices in New
Orleans or ~ Steamboat and boiler nspectos For fuThe
| PAYNE HARRISON, 68 Poydras street,
WIN. l.. LUSHlNG L co. So Common street
| STEVENSON, DEMERRITT & co. 7Gravier st. i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
EDUCATION.


CarrOiltOn Episcopal Female seminary
/ mgsGt t9e n q ard Cerro,.i3u Railroad. ,,, .
EEFD ELJAh GUION Rector and FflHcpR OF The English
Department; - ~
NEF - ChA9' H. "lLLlAmeON FIN1pts 0l INC Fretch
Ms clara II NJ cIIoN Jrir.i,r, f tho Musical no
,ar.roSrt ~ ~ M 'O'O''' '''""' VI "'' ''"1~' ~
rrba 4 y RFV,D TEpNIpAS POLK ID n will ,oF,io
sxsrc,e Iisoai ,nnervn Of he general as Of the semi
nary.
This Institution fer the Instruction Of young In all the
branches OF Christian education, vii he opened tor the
reception ct boarding puP on MONDAY November an 1850 IN
House." and recently re,idauce DR.. j. L. Rddl; Plea
sanity situated ~ the hrHhy and retired e GaroLmr.
me GaHN o. tle Ppi Ter anu oec1''iUe IRON ne" orleans
MINE 5h m e9St o Ir" IN E'S1 o1 5'SP S%9 S0is
per vii furnish t5tir ra shst row cases oss
napkins SPOONS and FORK Fae other requisites VII p. furnished by
riEby ~ advance
~ visits to the pupils VIII he rGsacte to their Dauu Fud
aP4r w the rGGpi@n e. visitors No yi',' received on Sunday
2 o @ 4o ,IIr> PT rVG ir EESy'Pat
o-i -
II" Nv ~ I3aa IN WIZ
NJ M, 555 3JJP Strret-CGndUrted bv IJR and MRS
NJ AEATfT ~ rTnis InsI;InfiHn T. n1ier bs ns.onSi
savision Of Mrs Nacaay: the advanced Glasses m The
erary And scentf deuartmsn,s are gur nj y 1T Macan
law assisted nv another gent anan To rive insrucnns in
he French Snani, and itajlan langnages in HrTyng
DANCING Vocal and Instrumental Music The most accom-,
nutshell rr,rsssnrs are amnI0veI ' ~ N S0'
The school IS arranged 50 rs to make it both an English
duet Their pupis through substantial and Systematic conys
ledge discipline the well
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
COAL.

(tIEN COAL HARDs-HcBEAN, WILLARD Il
~ co. keep constantly hand their Yards No. n
Gus'omhouye street, first door from Royal, and No S32
TChOup Ouas street. second Yard above St. Marys Mar
ket supply of Pburg, Anthracite, English and American
Camel Coal orders left either yard will be pTomp u
attended TO- o23 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
DANCING ACADEMIES.


1T. LOUIS HpTEL-DANCiNG ACADEMY
announces to the Ladies aud Geotiemen Parents and ~
% M 9G os s0 Se mas saa fR h9 e SRs
She hope for the COntnua patronage of her scholars "a
Tnjs Tnon 9f %U 2o ss two
weeks, and Ball two weeks for the Senior Glasses
will be taught at her academy, but AL that is new and
lead the orchestra with new music.
TERMs-Sx Dollars for Twelve Lessons in classes, at her
Academy PHvate Lessons Of four eight houses, Eight
Dollars for Ten Lessons Private Lessons Of one or two, One
Mad lie Vincent will be found at her academy at all hours
Of her class daysTuedays, Thursdays and Salurdays-lou
O'Clock for Ladies till six at eight O'Clock for Gentlemen till
This dancing Academy will begin the 18th OF Noyem.
her, O6 Am
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.
VI Of Taa E P6 6 ao GI tho E, he E and
SvISi'cl 0 % U Gf ny ne VIII open u.s. go, aCS n
m The most perfect style ct Tie art 10y The same res "a
qeue Education By this the pupil acquires the graceful carriage,
& & o5a @ move Rs mos I5 oss tie
VgF9Pe "W1 AHeFn r. t3rS AL me Hs33nas Dances end
slide Walt Celars, Two Steps aud Spanish Walt and CmG
sna6s sooqs Of Paris, lie eaehc,, al.5, al dances W.
Fancy Dances syPhe, GrncoyIennc Taanua cachucha,
N B.A are he depended upon verbal prom
written preensoos Mons D. invites parents to be
difference old method year.
instructed in tho true Chorsgraphc ar add that
their progress VII be rapid and sure He lltSrs m'et that his
that brought up the great capitals Of Europe and
The number pupils vii! he limited.
punctuoity in regard to .lccor,m and silence.
Their % b. two s9Tagfs SSs' a"ns the %ses at GG AGads
"e.ck A. NJ i6e other on Wsdoco' az 81 ocoek p ~ and
The TWO cess viii be strictly private aud formed OF the hist
Glasses Gentlemen Mondays Thursdays O'Clock
He will subscribers months and halt
~sek IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
FOE CALIFORNIA.
U. $. MaiI steamship Company.

O . n, N ? . II III NUIII DsIHy -
81 ttlsIS without detention at Panama. The
Fssh7zn splendid dOubleeugne steamship ONO, Jas.
r. Schenck, Z. ,. Navy commanding, will leave for
gu AGRES with the Government Mails and passengers for
FRA NCISCO and intermediate ports, from her WHAT
at 81. mHry street, laa. eile O'Clock. pune
tualy, on THURSDAY November 1lth. The U. S: Mail
-teamshp Company have four and magnificent
Steamships, the Republic, Columbus, lsthmus and Ante
ope, running semi monthly the Pacific side from Panama
to san FTanclsco and the Panama being
complete will be carefully kep up and passengers may feel
assured OF meeting with detention Panama beyond the
usual stay in port.
RATES PASSAGE:
From Newly Chagres-State room BERTH saloon $50 90
Standee berth, forward saloon. % %
Steerage berth, bed and separate table, found As 90
From Panama toSan FranCsco-Stae- berth 800 90
Storage beth bed aud separate table, found $50 20
Passengers for Chlges will be transferred Havana the
splendid steamship Georgia, and thus have opportunity
seeing that beautiful cy No berth5 considered secured
un paid Tor For freight passage apply at the office OF
the y. s. Mail Steamship Cgmpany, 8 Magazine
go JAMES R. JENNINGS, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01


From and after thu date following reduced rate Of charges per
square Of " lines 10 lines Or e IA FGhf
will be invariably adhered and thus while uI he patrons o.
the Creront will put upon equal topmg us columns "l
he opeu n thousands been able heretofore, 10
advertise,
First uTtou per square all cases. 50 50
Each Insertion after per square, second page 81
81 third page ....,..,.,....,.. 0 25
outside pages ~
Weekly Crescent Is
For one month"; pcr square, second W
FOR month square, third page 90
For three muu per square, outside pages 10 ~
For s months per hRlfluurc, outside pages 10 10
months, outside 10 Nv
For onTa the Weekly Crescent half the the Daily
will be made by year
the above rates All adv ristmCuts marked will be
-ei intended for only These reduced
eecd patrons premium for Ca pyments every
advertisement therefore, Except from regular advertisers, with
whom keep aCUounts) be LEFT
q u advance. l., 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01

THE UNDERSIGNED having associated together,
under the firm Of las WRIGHT s. co have opened Coal
Yard Triton Walk No. &C. they will
hand supply OF tie best Pittsburgh. Anthracite Camel
to. Being the the best the Monongs-
hea they would call the Of their friends, and
he, particularly Pittsburgh Coal, them
and warranted Of the quality. Cotton Presses
Steamboats, Factories aud Plantations supplied
JAMES WRIGHT,
= 4 A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
S A M U f L R. H A M NJ | TT
ssEerChEElst YNi!O5.


and Dealer IA Fashionable and r ndy ade Clothing,
No. 10 ST. Charles street, Neto Orleans.
is received aud opening splendid
IL Cloths CassmereI Twee and Vssnss Of the best quality
and latest fashionable psFrns selected by himself with
expressly s market, the choicest OCks New
York and Philadelphia and prepared make the the
shortest and reasonable establishment tue
j. Lanznester engaged the Cutting and
Tailoring departments, will continue to ht all who may
me with their patronage
am opening Of Rsady
Ci1'Eiag GFHilcacns Furnishing G1ods city,
fashionable estabs' VIM L.
made for New York respectfully
of buyers thereto article has
the City and Country trade, and
for sale Unprecedented low prices Gail and o22 limos
Fashionable Tailoring ESTABLISHMENTS,
No. 1874 Camp st opposite the Fi0rdRee House,
New Orleans.
THE undersigned has hand and constantly receipt
L OF large additions of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs and VEsTINGs, OF the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and now well
prepared to supply his friends and the public with aud
WRter Ct0hHg made in the best manner OF the latest
Paris and Northern styles, aud reasonable prices
Also, on hand fine STOCK OF CL9rHlNG, of Paris
and his manufacture, consisting as ioiloSs; -, -,
Goats of various style and oOlo at " 70 sS9 S S
Vast DO DO t pstsrns and ~ 1 OOto 90
ALso-A fne Stock Of Shirts Crayats, etc. az Terms,
l Is Sm Il. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tailor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY.

- Entt EtTIIEnD Nn bVIESnx
~ 49,, No. ~. - nj
~ -" ~ ne bly, bIm anu
mn pIJI 1;t ,ii G H @ IL
pG bRECf for tIAGRES. on IPSDAY Mf5RSIS W
te 81 Isc,r ~ ~ -IDA'-'l''"'
rLis 6I = t a, u C'oEHi ,i Sig ~ ~ e.
ga ft .ie HoH neaty m
SIibft i t vAl X, ut i,s ia,e. VIII oIIh Ieini
5cI MIL NE Vpany wan steamers rom iahana TO san
TI'IS IL, g. 49,; 90 IN srl 10 ~ 1I ,at
SisiI iii he f1r,waTd IN, az 6 tsie A1N u'PS'" Il
wan VIII We ioI " aIlru " eaCI steamer:
NAlES OF PASSAGE
In Saloon yum Ne" y iie"ns 10 VI" dRfeS' an m
i'm second Cabin . 900 "a 10
In Sfeerage with berth and senarate Mess i5 90
" 80 ~ n 'l',e - $3.50 - W
FROM + ahama to San Francisco. ,oo m
In Storage, with Berth and separate Mess $50 %
E All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
p.u-aTed at the office OF the rents
ARMSTRONG, LAVRAsON " co.
nj l06 Magazine street
- FOR CALIFORNIA, rta San Juan .Nicard-
& gUa.-A superior and very fast sailing vessel hay-
ing uneguajpi sscomn0isIinns viii be dlspstcSed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01

GUGAR MIL.--One capable of taking off three or four
OF i,S ]. z. VOsE. 70 Povdrass,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01

JAMES WRIGHT,
o2l ?w' CA BIBTENBERGER.
DITTEBURG COAIG-JAMES WRIGHT s. co,
4 No. 90 Triton Walk, prepared deliver the best
quality Of PlTTSBURG COAL, in quantities to suit pur
cha Wholesale Retail Their stock of Goa mas been
eIeced from the best Pitsburg mines, and is warranted
lie OF prime quality. Coal in casks barrels sacks, for
shipment order Orders received at the yard, the
Gas Companys Office Common street. opposite the st.
Charles ote or throug the POsofiee Lehgh and Can
mel Coal always on hand. o23 3w+
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
the annual payment. he has a sure legacy laid up

the annual payment, he has a sure legacy laid up
for those who come after him.
The advantages resulting from Life Insurance,
are many and great. The payment of the annual
premium for a life insurance, is but the placing of
SO much capital on interest, and the provision
made for the survivor of the insured. And what
man of proper feeling. we would ask, is not or
should not be actuatedb by such motives2 Is not
one of the most important duties that men owe to
their families and to society, and will it not go far
to ensure them peaceful hearts in the midst OF the
uncertainties and vicissitudes of life 1t acts also
benefcially in a moral point OF view, as it tends to
lead the thoughts to the value of human life, and
consequently, encourages industry, induces ha-
bits OF economy, and strengthens the bonds Of social
and relative duties, and thereby not only enhances
the happiness of the domestic circle, but renders
the individual a better man and better member of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

This company is organized upon the mutual
principle, the scheme of which is SO simple, that Ii
requires but little explanation to make it apparent.
Its objects are wise and benefcent, and among the
varied provisions which philanthropy HI devised
to assuage grief, ranks the very highest.
i guards helpless orphanage and widowhood
from pinching want, i proposes to secure . man,s
heirs after his death, the same benefits they would
derive from his life. Aperson, for instance whose
enterprise is worth, say one thousand dollars per
annum to bis family; the object Of the company
is to secure them an equal sun At any time, should
he die within = few years, and this is effected by
his paying one hnnd1eddollars annually. But the
aim ofthe company extends further. 1t embraces
the wholeterm Of life, whether longer or shorter;
sndso hcnga y The party insured continues 10 make