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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

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sirsS passing GOWN Coast Wenssday nsht
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APT 7s,,, .1sA i.ilI ..--1-- - GIavler street
E,hAN Mail L,as.-The splendid - =
oEfasS Ss,
r. Giberson thavins been built expressly ~ the Lake tade
with s Of ri al %
b WY f fs9 s sSs
a pss'''s' apply on s0e GE6bR Agent Bank Place
~ 70! Mob 70 1Capsl Line steamer q. 1T:
IN .,sss Emit T@ Expressly Sa e. Lake. trades
T ps saS WI sas sn
Rsrood The aya q
% III ss v
Sc at a ny Cans
hours Of the day. The barge leaves the Warehouse
a1s y Oh departure r. Gg8Dks Agent 10 Bank Place
rs = For ~ Canal Line steamer MUBiI Il,
san a.n Butt expressly for Ii,sn lake pas sds
saa fsss hf az
On Saturdays will touch ali the Coast landings and on
o1s rsss as
at he Canal s,s BAY zig
last barge leaves the on the of departure
jal7 R. GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
NJ = Friday Eyenins Packet. For Mont
sSme1y and an; Hs and s
s's TO- %eSe s EVE
in ms s e montgomery every
Passersers taking her may rely on being put thr9ash
f sxssh Red RSsS Pn e, A.sssSs
S RI A%.d,P, master lSsys e! hs above
o'clock For freight or passage, apply on board. foot
apia i''''0D'e % q RoGBIEU. Agent a Old Leyee
W;b:;h kiysF Ps ..ssa,s stsameI BE FL
AND swift passenger packet q,
and Sa~s OF nSs ssss H ss 81 Ss
o. psN;iEfA II 81
GSs Msf Fire i Rasse oi Gss
G End Shteyep9rtTThe superior and swift run
the above TEsDAY The 18th n @'i ooc a4T p.
apa ' height Or iOsMs II SRe' street,
.s ss%s1 fo,. a ass F Pac &C.
and Hsu steamer aDS 1so BOT
6 q! hi seoys sOe al m @
spu ., n g sR ShMITH' u PGgt e. St.
sss'.i H1ss f R.sss.
T1scumba, ana all intermediate landings
e 'san g!stfi hs sSs:s
osEok s Fe! freight or apply on board foot
apis ~ 49, t. B. SMITH. II Poydras st.
+, .fsT Resnlar Yazoo and Yallabnsha River
~ TehqIa Lefors Greenwood. 's,ou. Yazoe
s% running steamer VoLETT Sar ns1s ass ana
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p,. Long BuTLER. j.


Inns been eApFessly prepared
reference female conplanth No female who reason
TO suppose she aDDrosong critical period, The Tum
Of Life. should neglect take preventive
or any Of the hosbls Diseases TO which smas
subject this time of ite This period may be delayed
for several years BY using tins medicine. Nor vaua
bic for those who approaching yonanhood, cal
cuaed To as nature by quckeDlng the blood and nygo
atng the Indeed this medicine IL invaluable for al
the delicate diseases which subject Ii braces
the whole gysem permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities ths body far smua
ting to produce subsequent son, wi chs the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine, and painful
surg zeal operations be evented.
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Those that initiate Dr. Town4end's SarsapRnla, have
invariably called their nH Rsmedv for Females nc.
Hnd have copied bills and circulars which tho
complaints OF women, word for wordother men who p.t
up Incidence nave, since the of Dr. TOwnsen
hrsapafia In complaints incident fnmaes
heirs although previously they d1 not number Of These
Mixtures, fHs, injurious females they aggfs-
Yats dlsease and nndermine The cnnstnnInn.
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M lLLER, HARRIS " WALDO, No. "a Canal
~ street New 0-lsans wholesale and retail deaers in
FINE ABLE CUTLERY, Plated, Planilhed Tin. ia,
lamps and Gia ndoes Glassware Plain and Corsd Floor
and Wax Candies Sperm, ae, Lard. Linseed Neatsloot
and Chemical Oils; Spirit Gas, Canphne, AL ohol Turen.
Paints of all descriptions Brnshe~; Window Glass.
Putty White Lead Sand Paper; Glue; Carled Hair; Hal,
ture, Coach Black Japan and " hte Damar Varnishes
Als0-Picked and Common Moss always tor SALE
PRICES OF CAMPHlEE.
BY the barrel. so per gallon
~ The nve gallons do cents gallon
mhi2 In " AZ
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. A o TIUN.
Owing to thes stccess and immense sale of Dr. To IN
send Sarsaparla, amber OF men who tvere fnrnery
agents. have comi 'aced maisiug saIsapariiGs Eyusqs
LINES bltters, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc They ne
y pnt up u the same shaped bottles and some of tnem
nave stolen and copied Advertisements they are oniy
"2piniess limitations, and shonld be Nv odei. -
x rTllcipal Dice, l26 Fulton street Sun binding Now
h3sfs Me- Rsdns Co. STAT street hos.on Dyo s, y
s!s BALTIMORE; P NJ Cohen ChaIesiun lbs So,li PeaTi
street Albany z. Ii; McGraw, Natchez and BY ali the
United States, Yves les and the Cansdas "''
/, j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
No SotE, AGENT, New Orleans.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RauR0AD

REDUCTION OF PRICES!
and after Sunday, the 10th inst, the fare will
~ be reiuced to twenty-five 'ents for an Excursion
Ticket TO and from the Lac The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake. and ony good for the same
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LETOURNOS
G f L z b II A II f ID c o U G III CA ND Y.

S1OO, 900 Reward for a effectual remedy for
The care OF CoU6Hs, COLDS. ASTHMA, IN H
FLUENZA, COsUMPrioN, GROUP
- SORE THROAT.
THE extraordinary success of the LETOURNO
l. CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the of
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Influenza, Consumption, Group
and Sore Throat him in recommending to those
who may be afflicted a and certain remedy, and
being unsurpassed by any thing of the kind Every family
should be suppl ed with it, 70 be used as preventive
exercise bn rendered paaable the TASTE that chill.
dren will without the least coercion. is no onack
nusrum but genuine remedy of known and as ab'ished
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
p. l.. MASSEY, Ap0thecary,
corner Camp and Grayier streets
t- Deaear supplied at liberal discount as Agents for
I,RTURNO. JalO oettl p l.. M Assay
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08
From the Boston Traveller.
The Old Schooi-House.

IN the precincts Of a rustic town,
There riseth little house brown,
Whose crumbling walls and totterins roof
OF the lapse Of mapy years give proof
And the shingles rafting IN the blat,
AL moss-grown tell of tho weary past.
Yet often round that building gray,
Ny fond thoughts linger, end well they may
For there, in my early childhood's bloom,
gladly sped from my pleasant home,
And found the walls of the school house old.
A garner of wealth moro worth than gold
All! can forget the silver tone
OF that sweetly patient one,
As she led me on in "wsdom's way'1
Or her mild reproof when went sstrayi
No! the school-house old, and its fairy queen.
viii never fade from my heart, ween.
Although bright flowers in summer wave
Near the willow tree that shades her grave,
Although for years she has slurnbeFed low,
And the cares Of lfe with endless fow
Engulfms near IN their waters cold,
think 4 her and the school.house old.
Then chide me not, though shed tear
When speak that tmoss-grown building dear:
For torrent Thoughts rush wildly by
And what can they leave but a moistened eye,
When they tell in a Silly, saddened tone.
Tha, ne schoolold is almost gomez
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08
Preaching VS.. Practice.

q really depi0i hle TO witness the shift.
oc"isn Is pnt ., from time 20 time. "a
a" o." .A the penplc with its professions oi
'rea Tor their welfare, while AT heart the
."shed principles Of that patty are al war
""h heir every true interest. Aud yerily.
ne, 'ick clean the outside of the cup and
platte, when all within is nothing bur cor.
rupunu.
A. long as The Democracy OF The coun.
iTy had President II could relp upon. TO We
TO Haibur Bills. The understrappers were
loud aud boiserous for their passage-weIl
hnowiog thar with sheet anchor to wind
ward. they could, when the time came. swing
agaio 10 their mooring ground, to be ready
"hen the storm subslded, for another cruise.
When under the administration of Mr..
Van Buten, (helore he fell from grace with
The democracy the sale uf all the lmple-
ments Of Hsrbor CONSTRUCTION upon the
Lakes was ordered, nor wOld Of rebnke
lor the outrage went up from among the
hosts OF LocUlocOsm-bui they rallied I'M
der Mr.. Polk's banner. whnse views were
knowulo be in accordance with the signal.
his 'lllusuious predecessor had set upon The
~atch-tower Of his party. And when, after
Mr. POlk had been true 10 the trust cOnfided
IN him, and had fought the fight trayely and
mauiully to the bitter end by vEroING The
Bulls passed by Congress, aud the rank and
file were again looking about them Tor lea
der, II ,Oas demanded by the people that opin
Ions should be expressed IN ddpance, by the
candidates Tor the Presidency. that tbey
might not again be cheated OF their rights
what was The result Why, Gen. Cass was
prevented by circumstances and the noise
and coninslnn.' from having favorable opln
ION TO express. Wha followed is well known.
ten. Cass was repudiated by the voters of
the country. and the gallant old Hero of hls
battles, who was known TO be in
favor of carrying out the will of ihe people.
when clearly expressed, was elevated in his
stead.
What then does locolocoism do to com.
pass us eUds! Let the fate Of the Harboy
Blll, that had slunibered through tipo ses
sions of Congress, answer the question. for
It was besei, when the time could 40 longer
be STAYED of. by hosts of enemies. and when
i was known TO any amendment would de
feat it at the late hour of the session in
which il came before the Senate. we hrd /
Messrs. Cass, Fooie, Bradbury, Rusk. Yulee. |
Bright, Soule, Dickinson. and other locato.
COS resouing To this ruse 10 accomplish their
object and they succeeded There is sure.
" day OF reckoning al hand
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08
HILLSDALE, TUESDAY APRIL g. 1851

month he could handle the sticks with the
best drummer in the regiment. and by the
time that red coat Howe came with his
Hesslans 10 attack Us, he was ready aud ft
for duty. and as clever lad rs ever beat a
rereiiIe or rolf 10 The armies Of Washing.
ton. Before that battle, little Annie was sent
over to York with the woman-for Old Pnt
said he wouldn't have any women around
when there was fighting TO DO; and when we
went over after the baule, she joined us a.
gain. aed continued with as ill the nieht af.
ter we fought our way 10 the Heights. At
that time we were surprised SO suddenly that
we had no time for preparation. Annie had
been pnt 10 sntlers. wagon with some 9th.
ers, aud placed under an escort. close in the
rear OF the column. and soon altel The skir.
mish began. they were thrown into the midst
OF II. The brave girl, forgetting all fear in
the excitement. rose from he seat like he.
no. 10 cheer her fighlIng comrades. when
British bullet struck her in tie side, sod she
fell into the arms of A companion. |. NAV
have been 4 chance shoi--I hone IL vas
continued the old man, 'for know TIA, tbe
wretch who CO Id cruelty murder such an
innocent child as that would not sleen In his
bed after il. The eff-cr that her fall had or
those who saw u was more disastrous ,hs1
would nave been The appearance of anothef
brigade ol red coats We all though, her
dead, and for an instant oar stention vas
more on her than on the euemy. Mapy
Brave heart fell when she fell. aud do be
iievs that II the general himself, Tad be-.
shot DOVE 'usle ID If hey, it would no; have
causeo, ia cur regimeD', greater panic
roor ftfnry, 1e brother being OF the right
'i Ia alum huew nothing oi her iniari /
uH we fsach the Heights, and every a..
lis '' r, 5 we moved forward, wen, IL
near - dedir shot.
ne ned, however, that the sweet
= YOU may believe tha 4.
ne 'ears, shed by brave men
ged her lile, she would have
r.. Bgt, although vet al
as ,hat her wound was
he feared fatal. So in.
,eath by breath she lin.
y, hour after hour. ill
'eH her pure soul was lifted
l-- ni1ge in happy te-
is cf hei loved and lost
aa. sad nignt she died.
EN- -JuCh Heights of Harlem.
ied hei. S1e WAS entitled TO an e..
5y ihe rules oc war, my boy, but we
o-e-we did; and under valley
sefscanfs guard, we placed sn The
%! 'he rem ilns Of our poor iitIle Annie.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

HONORABLE EMPLoYMENT.-I,et tho
young man remember there is norhinr de-
rogatory in any employment which ministers
10 the well being oflhe race. Ii is the spirit
that is carried into an employment that ele-
Yates or degrades it. The ploughman that
turns the clod nay be Cincianatus or a
Washington, OF he may be brother 10 the
clod he turns. IL is every way crrditable 10
handle the yard-stiok and TO measure tame.
the only discredit consists in having a soul
whose range of thought is az short as the
stick and as narrow as the tape. There is
no glory in the act of affixing signature by
which the treasures of commerce are Trans
ferred. or treaties between two nations are
ratified; the glory consists in the rcctirude
OF the purpose that approves the one, aud
the grandeur Of the philanthropy that sane
tines the other, The time is soon coming
when. by the common consent of mankind. II
will be esteemed more honorable to have
been John Pounds, putting new and beauti.
ful souls into the ragged children of tho
neghborhood, while he mended their fathers
shoes, than TO have sat on the British throne
Ihe time now is, when, il Queen Victoria.
IN one OF her magnificent Progresses. thro'
hef realms, were 10 meet that more than A.
merlean Queen. Miss Dix, in her 'cireum
navigation OF charity among the insane. tho
former should kneel and kiss the bang ne,he
iatter; ana the ruler over hundred millions
ofpeople should pay homage to the angoI
whom God has sent TO the maniae.--TUor.
ace Mapn.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

STARTING IN THE WoRLD.-Msny an un-
wise paren, labOrs hard and lives sparipply
al his life, Tor the purpose Of leaving enough
to give his children start in the world. as II
Is called. Setting young man afloat with
money left him by his relatives is like wing
o'scders under him-he loses his bladiers
and ne goes to the bottom. Teach him to
SWIM, and ne will never need the bladder
Give your child sonnd education, and Won
have done enough for him. Sec 10 il that
his morals are pure, his mind cultivated. and
his whole nature made subseryieut 10 the
nws which govern mao, ADD You have whal
will be OF more value Ihsn The wealth oftbe
Indies. You may have gwen him sra,t
which no mlsiorinoe can deprive him Of
The earlier you teach him 10 dsp.,d upop
b. own resources the better
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08
Don't You DO It.

When YOU are offered great bargain, the
value II which yon know nothinc about. bu,
which you are 10 get at half price, being il S
YOU don't you do it.
When clique Of warm friends want YOU
TO start paper To forward particular set Of
views, and promise YOU a large quaotity OF
fortune, aRd fame. TO be gained 10 the under
taking, don't you do it.
When young lady catches you alone,
lgs violent eyes upon you, expressing pop
10 every glance. don't you do it.
When a petulent individual politely OBJ.
serves TO yop-'Yon had better eat me up,
hadn't youP cont you do it.
When a horse Kicks you. and you feel a
strong disposition to kick tho horse in return,
don't you do it. tt
When YOU are shuuing il very oxped-.
tinusly round town, in search Of somebody
with something over, who can assist you
with loan, aud you are suddenly aplicipa-
ted by somebody, who wants TO borrow from
you, don't you do it.
Should you happen 10 catch yourself
whistline in printing office. nod the COM
positors tell you to whistle louder, iont you
do IT,
II on IN odd ccasion your wife should
exclaim to you--'Now tumble over the era
die aud break your neck, dop don't you do
IL.
When you have any business to transact
with modern fnancier and he asks you TO
go and dine with him. don't you do II.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

There IS good ,ola1 rasa Iet
iaz .dv'ea ~ .gaC r.aa 8rt w M ..a.
are ,Hick.2 o. e.'nlnony. I is '.rm 7-
article p g ant Z, .nprn, in tie .as p .,-
Lo Of IL Home Journal:
There ,s o i.'n2 70 be gaiGedi1 daug
tor tvpi'"m efcf q set won ..
taking r'msanin ..--w, d. ..'.. ', ~i..
dom. Tell he -. ..r IKE .o4..
like bldbberirg TO n"y &c.
'rihe with ypul afiee'i3Hs: $50 IS o.
three grains ot ,mmo0 .-,,- ia . muck
carcass, she be yopr ovc bclo,e -
has passed: see the 'sto,v g Rebecrs. o..
Genesis, 24lh chaple. 18Th s.rse. Wnr.
Abraham's servant had cor, ided ,hr p,c-
hminary contract with Mo. Laban ~, .Gr
part of her daughter, 10 become he IT,. nt
Isaac. the OH man was anxious 10 gei hume.
To show hi, you0g master the boHRU lnss hr
had brought him: tpe molhe, WISHED bi,,
TO remain few DAYS. - recruit hin.c, + and
his cdmcs He pe',,sung. ~ ~, 6nalk re
ieued to he daughter. We nill cali the
damsel, sui 40 IRE AT ner no ~ said rhe
mother When Rehecca appeared, her mnrh-
et asked. wilt thou 81 with this ma -
Rcbecca replied. Il will 60
There was a nrble gii Tor you. Notpar
Stsrtliug from her black ewes; no whioing.
nor s,mperiug make believe, nor mock-nod
esty: but what her hear. wished her lIns u
teied. Like M homes, maldcn, she repIied.
will go Now. you ladies', 90 Dhou and
do likewise. When the man whom Won
prefer above all others in the world. saws
'Wil you go with mef answer 1 will 90
By lhe-bye, ladies. when you wish to read
true. simple and unsophislicated love story.
just read over the twenty fourth chapter Of
Genesis.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08
The Flag Of Our Union.
BIT @. p. MORRIS.

"a song for our bannerl'-Th watchword recall
Which gave the Republic her station;
Omitted we Stand--divided we fallP
II made and preserves us nationl
The union of lakes-the union of lands
The union of States none can sever
The union of hearts-the union of hands
And the Flag of the Union for ever
And eyerl
The Flag of our Union for ever!
What God IN his infinite wisdom designed,
And armed with republican thunder,
Not all the esrths despots and factions combined,
Have he power TO conquer or sunderl
The union of lalies-the union uf lands
The union Of States none cen sever
The union of hearts--the union of hands
And The Flag of the Union for ever
And ever
The Flag Of our Union FOR ever!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

Mr.. Rees, wel-known street preacher in
cincinnati, was accosted by would-bo wag
the other day, and questioned as follows:.
DO you believe what the Bible saws about
the prodIgal son and the fatted cafr'
Certainly, do
wen, can you tell me whether the calf
that was killed was a male or female oalfp
Yes, il was female calf
How do you know thatl
'because, said Rees, looking tho chan in
the face, sec the male is alive now
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

RIcH JoKE.--A morning paper, with a
decided Cass tendency, giving a report OF
meeting at Tammany Hall last evening. at
which Senators Cass aud Felch and Nike
Walsh we're the speakers, says uaivey en-
ough that Senator Cass commenced bis re-
marks in joking manner'-which Of late,
Judging from his WteFances both by pen aud
lip. has been the temper Of the honorable
Senator's mind. Some Of his remarks were.
however, so uuIy patriotic. tba; one would
wish they had been made in earnest. The
meeting appears to have been conducted 'iu
Joking manner Senator Felch carried
on the banter by telling The unierrifed that
ne congratulated himseIfupon being in Tam
many Hall for the frs, time; and Mike
Walsh, who appears to bave called forth
more great outbursis Of applause than Ell
ther Of his honorable associates. capped the
climax OF joculstity by atiribuiing modesly
10 Seuslor Cass. and exclsiming. i say il
was Gen. Cass, and the Democracy who
sustained him in ls46, who saved the Uuion.'
We give Mike rredi, Coz rhe richest Joke OF
ths ssasun. IN Y. ADV
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

hEAsos FOR DAMAGES. juror who was
setting in case in which widow. who was
young aud pretty, claimed damages in the
Of 10000 for certain trespassses committed
oy tho defendant, gave as reason for being
In favor OF giving verdict for the full a
mount, Ito which the others Jurors objected !
that In case Of the other jurors agreeing with
him, he intended to court and marry the
wIdow.As the damages was only given, for
half the sum the juror said he could not af-
ford 10 make the sacrifice.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08
From the Flag Of oar Union
To NJ Harp.
Rr NORMAN noeIssoS.

RoUsE my harm! o rouse from sadness,
Strike once more the trembling string.
Fling again thy TOMS Of .ladness,
On the br'my galesof eprinr
Pebble brooks are marmuring near thee,
Birds are warbling songs Of Nv.
Then Why slmber when TO ches- thee,
Sun and sky are right above
Sing. .he r1-e,' Joeer pec~'av,
And ,.e buds sra DOSING for
Wnl :, vint-v ula u sieaag
In IL cham Is cf '.- ''ort
See young r.-s, .G alden
8l-sh IS She ares he --.,-
&c lie b D. iucenss-l15su.
3-sqth My fem .~ er.
Tn. " the voice c. ,- ya.i57,
f., he sky, he fela
Ris 9u Lsta.e &c
.y a5 GoG IS ID.
Ther aso t.y tprailln"n
ale world Is Vt ON
For b. 1lors .yn nn' -inbe-
In ~ co. co.. ct t.e to-.-.
vIRsIl. n. e. Mas -sI
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

How TO PLEASE your FRIEnDs Go 10
CaIiioruia--s'ay there 90 yesrs--work hard
get lots Of the 'dust--save it--come home
bring with you back.load of gold, ADD
diseased llyei--visit your iriends--msks =
wIl'-provide for them all-lheu die. That's
sln
fopl, YOU will be.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

Come here. my dear, want to ask Won
al about your sister. Nov tell me ,ruly-
hs,s che got beaur No i,s The isundica
she's got, The doctor ,sys so.'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-08

A ALAReE OPENINs.--As stranger. bless
ed with an exceedingly open counienance,
passed out Of the Post Office yesterday, he
gspsd, displaying to advantage the great
compass and awful depth Of bis mouth
Charley said il would require bridge OF
size to span v, for it was as large as the o.
peniug Of Navigation!
rCIereiani Plain Dealer,