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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
BLADON SPRINGS.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
June. The proprietors have added largely their hi
Improvements during the past winter. and will be NJ
during the season prepared to accommodate frm four
five hundred In addition the medicinal and
tive peres OF The water, ii diseases peculiar a Southern
china these Springs advantages most OF
the watering places in the south and West Being situated
but four miles from the Bisbee Choctaw county,
Ala. in healthy aregon be found in The Southern
country ACCESSIBLE by STEAMBOATS, al all Of The
year 1t would be useless full dscrpton Of the
benefits 10 be derived from the OF these waters suffice it,
that we feel fully warranted in saying that their sanatve
pertes the OF diseases of the liver stomach, bowels,
kidneys and skin, ulcers OF long Standing general debility o.
the SYSTEM govt. rheumatism, dopsy surpassed
by in the United States hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy
Many auangeo ens have been made and in progress
for the and pleasure of There will be
regular packets from Mobile the Springs semi weekly.
Good hacks, with careful drivers, will be in
dance convey persons and from the The tab
will be instantly supplied with the best the country
affords, and the propreors pledge themselves
render their visitors cont orabe For chemical pro-
pees OF the water the public referred TO the analysis Of
of the PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Bumby. of the
4, RATES OF BOARD:
NWeek ~ oo
%
LIZ Children aud servants half price.
boIse per day: ~
a. per week ~
Large families Inject 10 liberal deduction from the
above rates Common Il HENRY, Proprlet0rs.
Bladon Springs. Ala, May 1. 1851. my7 I'm
EV For further ntormntlon, apply to the gent IN
New Orleans, T. Is. SMITH, IL Poydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

SMITHS HOTEL, BAYOU SARA, La.
THIS fine Hotel has been in successful operation
for the last four years under the direction OF the
present proprietor and is still for the entertain
men, Of The trayeing public The proprietor ha. a. s
tached TO the Hotel large Livery STABLE. with ESs
Carriages Horses and Bugges, for the accommodation Of
persons wishing TO visit the country. - . -
apps Oss THOS. b. SMITH.
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
" TOB ACCO-The subscribers have constantly hand
and for sasin lots suit purchasers Cuba Havana oda
Mason County Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri w RAP
PERS AND KILLERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds. and
bales, selected for the Mexican market and for plantation
TURNER kENSHAW,
IS Camp street and 43S Tchoupitoulas street.
TohRcco IA tn oTdey TED "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

III 81 81 III &
EOR NEW YORK-STANTON'S LINE
NewYork and New Orleans Packets---To sail EVERY
WEEK during the season-The following ships compose
Ship ST. CHARLEs...........C. billiard, master.
Ship II 4 Ro ....................C r. Griffith, -
Ship CLIyTos. ..................T Ingersoll -
Ship john G. CosTER......,.J.G G. Thicker -
Ship oLUMBo................C. II. Gurish -
Ship BAY STATE Law SIM mons,
These packets all first class vessels and OF light draft
of They will ALWAYS be lowed and down the river,
and wi sail promptly advertised.
The cabins Of these ships Handsomely fprnshedaf
heipg cag9 aliid accommodate shippers
and attention to the convenience and comfort OF
passengers.
wharf. . j. W. STANTON Il co.
corner magazine and Lafayette streets, NewOreans.
THOS. P. STANTON, s. South ST., n. York. apl6 Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

NOTICE.
THE Bay st. Louis Hotel win be opened on the
l. 18th June Liberal arrangements will be made A
with families who wish to take Board for the H
addressed The undessigned. will receiye r.
prompt attention. u LEWIS.
Bay 81. Louis. May 20, 1851. myn II
Z MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
L form her old 1rend. ard patfons, and The poel go
reception Of Msselers and visitors for the uine MI
season. Having h~en at great expense IN bnIlfing
repairing ETC. she csA recommend her house as not IN
feror point Of accommodation modify and locality.
Hotel the She erected the premises
large and spscious BA Ii NOON. surpsssins in dmen;
any similar Biloxi, wheh admirably adapted
Balls. Psrie and public Gathering: generally upon
addition the Ball Room, she has prepared Recommendations
for at least fifty persons more than last season.
lIKR TABLE IL will be her 10 provide
amply with the Best that this and markets afford
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent TO the Hotel,
for the c0nvenence Of boardeFs
Thankful fo the liberal patronage heretofore extended her,
she respectfully requests what will be her effort deserve,
share Of public patronage.
Per month. 90 Per wees e % Pr gay q 50
Biloxi. NAV g. 1851 myll If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

- Selling on to Close Business.
~ tB Mrs CAMPBELL, corner Of Poydras and -
OGG CaonGe having determine to out VG&
Ter puAress this offering her from this day.
ces preeng rather bargains than to sell
ut at auction therefore that is the right place
or the Lad es to make their purchases myt If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

beaches. PEACHES My Depot is at
l. SCOTT & kOBlNSON'S. No. is Canal street. l
will have Stands at all the Markets, and sell suit Families,
II fsls, etc., at wholesa prices - -
ie2i i'm FELIX HUSTON,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

HATS-White and Black Wool and Campeachy
L Hats, always ON band, by n
A. F.DUNBAR co.
mills # "a and IS Common st. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
The American Art Union.

In lis prom seS and performances for
1851, seems To be reHp'ng the harvest of ila
previous successes, III enlarged resources
aud consequent advantages 10 oubsc' Ibers.
It's Works ot Art lor Distribution next De-
ce,nber us appears BY The Bnilstin, show
steady advance III number IN the co'iec.
tons Of previous ears, md in merit also,
II We muy judge by the New@Y"rk papers.
ite best A rt.>ls are REPRESENTED IN il, and
in some OF their best works The list OF
279 works, already announced. includes
lie" ahu iavnrile productions oI DuRA>D,
LtUIzE, lfINckLEY. Mrs. SPENCER.
MOUNT, CHAPMAN, " ooDviLLE. CHURCH,
RosslrER, GIGNoUx, KE>sETr, Hicks,
RANNEY, AUDUBON, PEELE,. and others
we'll known to tie country, and i0eruiied
Muh lis reputation in the Arts. Other
works 10 be adned To The list will. doubtless.
make ii al leas. equal lii number. and sur
pass in inter est, the collections OF the most
prosperous years OF the Institution.
The ce,tain return TO each Member will
be series of sis Line Engrarings, in the
highest Style oil the arI-uli the subjects Of
WHICH, IL will be seen, are characteristic
AMERICAN subjects, various, aud apparent
ly oi grea. interest. These ars-l. A
urge engraving by JONES, after Wood
v'iie's celebrated painting Of Mexican
News, representing group listening TO "H
account vi one ot the battles of the lale
hex'can Wn,; Q. Marion Cruising The
fedee, by RANNEi; 3 Mount " ashi"g-
Ton, from The Valley OF Conway, by KEN
sErT; 4. American Harvesting Scenery,
py CkoPssy; s Old '76 and Young '4s,
by WoopylLLE; 6. Bargaining tor II
Horse, by MOUNT.
Each Member, after subscribing, receives
the Society's Bulletin, a fine Art Journal
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

OF original Criticism, Biography, History,
News. &c, &C.. relating 10 the Arts, il
Illustrated by engrhvings on steel. wood, and
stone, etchlngs, g.. The Bulletin has al
why's taken bigh rank ~i:h the public
among periodicals on the Fine Arls. We
hail it monthly as one of our most interest
ing periodicals. No other Institution OF
The kind publishes journal Of equal re-
sources and claims.
These valuable returns 10 Members can
be ensured only by the combination Of a
large number of Subscribers and efficient
business organization. Indeed, il we did
not know what tie Institution has dome
what promises it has made and kept-we
should think it incredible that so small on
investment could be made 10 yield such ex-
,raordinnry returns. Large ns their list
of Subscribers is at the end Of the year, We
wonder that 1t is not much larger.
The Secfelary for this place, J. S. Her.
rick, will soon send on list of Subscribers,
and will give any information which may
be desired in relation to the Institution.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
Consul Oweu and Presideu, Fil,more

The President has at last removed the
caDsul al ilnvanu. 1t now seems that he
intended 10 net as soon rs he became snls>
fed that the consui's conduc, had Hot been
,nisrepresenied. MIR. Fillmore has dnne
Ibis to sustain hmseIf-to protect himself
Irom general scorn. Mr.. Owen now owes
himself du'y,-,he vindca!ion Of his own
conduct. He must dn it, or fall into uni>
versa contempt. II he pleads the instruc-
lions which We receive from Washing nn.
or the commands OF the Presidents procl.-
nation. MS no doubt he will, us the govern
ment of his conduct in that terrible hour
when fifty of his counlrymen stood OH the
brink Of bloody grave, he may succeed in
escaping all the ndinm of his nhumani,y,
by sharing 1t WiIh the p0,Oers acAo held at
their mercy has cfcial life In that event.
they who approve tho Presidents cou, Sc
cannot condem Owen. without taking the
position thu. lie should have acted on n
"highsr la1o" Than department Instructions
or executive proclamatihns-lhe law Of hu.
mainly, Of conscience-and should not
have hesitated 10 violate eilhor or both. by
stalking his life on the Interference for The
poor men who were mustered Gin Enc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
FraDC(-Thc Crisis,

Mr.. Walsh, the PARIS correspondent OF
the journal OF Commerce, wrises in n
gloomy strain, respecting coming events in
France. He has been in Paris for many
years past, and has access 10 the best
sources Of information In lester written
to that paper on the 18th Of September, he
says:
That grea. events nre just before US, is
certnin. That crisis Of which have often
spoken 10 you, is drawing very near. Be
tween the 16:h day Of September, and the
middle Of next May, the destines ui Europe
for probably half n century, --which i'll
these days is n very long tne-will be de.
c1ded. A lierce s,ruggie--h may be
most desperate and bIoudy s,ruggIe-be-
tween liberty, civil and religious, or the
one hand, and hoary despotisur Oh the other.
What will be the issue! =, God alone only
knowsi
: | find that there is a wonderful actirify
here in The political world. The lore'gn
ambassadors. especially those Of Austria,
Prussia and Russia, have frequent confer.
ences, aud are constantly sending ano re-
ceiying dispatches, Nor are the ministers
resident OF the smaller powers, such us
Sardinia, Naples, Spain, The States of the
Church. Belgium and Holland, idle
Those Of England and the United States
are wide awake, and the former has not
liille 10 90 TO look after these Continental
States, and the movements Of their RuIefs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
For the Sentinel
SChO0I Books.

The undersigned, School Examiners
for Portage County, having examined The
folio wing School Books, to wit: Parkers
Series OF Readers, Chambers Educational
Course, including Treasury of knowledge,
Elements Of Drawing and Perspective,
Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry and Electrici
~, Vegetable and Animal Physiology,
Zoology and Geo!ogy;nlso Martins Odhu.
episi, Davies Ari,hme,ical Course for
Schools, Davies Academic Course, North
ends Dicsasion Exercises, Wrighl's Or;ho.
grophy, Miss Wizards History, FuI.or's
and Easlman's Bookkeeping and Clark 5
Grammar: feel called upon to recommend
Them TO the different schools IN this county
as eminen,ly meritorious.
The Examiners are fully Impressed
with the belief thu, il all the schools in the
county will secure 10 themselves the above
named hooks, producing thereby uniform
ity III The books Of the different schools Of
the county, that tae progress OF The schol-
ar shall not only be more thorough, but
much more rapid than formerly.
Mr.. Thonus, himself practical School
Ieacher in ane;ghboring county. will visit
each School District in the county, and
place before the people The merlts OF this
series; al The snme time, we have made
such an arrangement with him that books
can be introduced at very reduced prices
SO rs to bring them within The means oil
all who may need them. He will also
lecture once IN each town of The county
upon the subject of School Government.
and the best method Of teaching the vari-
Gus branches usually taught in Common
Schools. ANDREW JACKSON,
JOSHUA G. WILLIS,
School Elk. for Portage Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

THE-SiMEsE Twins OUTDoNE.-There
are now on exhibition at Rochester the
cerpses. of pair-of twins, which show a
remarkable .mallormalion. and beat the
celebrated Siamese: The two bodies have
grown together from the top OF the head,
at the side,- down below the chest. They
have perfect fea,ures and limbs, except
there are only three eyes, the third organ
appearing in the center rnther larger ,hhn
the others, and having dauLle pupils. They
were born in Canada, The woman n native
of the Island Of Guernsey. having had sew.
eral children previously. They lived FIVE
hours. er birth. one dying some five uin
utes before the other. -.....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
New Faith.

80, Mr.. GRAY:-!hIs is the Report Of n
Committee appointed at one oil MIR. Tiff t.
ny's Lectures, as sort of Confession oi
Faith. Please insert it:
We believe that all men are entitled to
lie; aid with i 10 the means ot making
that Lille blessing to themselves and the
world.
We believe tha, all means, necessary 10
be used Tor that Porpnse, are provided free
OF Cost, aud belong III common u all men
We be!ieve lai AMONG the means thus
furnished are the free use OF the soil, the
wa:ef, The air aud the sun light; aid the
free exercise Of our minds, limbs and per-
sous.
We believe that these are among the
natural and lnalieuab!e rights of all neil,
and That there is no authority delegated 10
deprive man Of them. We believe that
The Creator is above the creature, aud
therefore that mnn is abnve oil human ~.
s,ituiIons. We believe that society, us nj
present constituted. j. in n siae of nntagn.
nsm with these principles and that 50 lar
us present Institutions prevail, the poor and
the weak mus, ever becnne the victin,s al
the wealthy aud the powerful. We be-
Ilese that this stale Of things can continue
no longer than while men are ignorant Of
their rignts, and of the p'o. ef way to Sc
cure them Thereinre, for the purpose o!
properly investigating these subjects. md
diff'Ising abroad our principles, we, the un-
dersignsd, do hereby agree TO Cooperate
together in procuring lectures TO be delv.
ered, and proper information tn be circus
lated among shs people.-Plo,n Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
3799

CALlFoRNlA ELEcrIoN. The latest ar
rivals from this State leave little doubt
that the Democrats have gained victo-
ry at their recent election. The legislature
is composed of ninety members, about two
thirds of whom are Democrats, and ac-
cording to the California papers the entire
Democratic Stale ticket is elected. This
gives different aspect f~ the matter from
tina, Of the statements Of the whig papers
before our election. California may be en-
roled in the list of Democratic States
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
FROM TEXAS.
New ORLEANS, Octube

lNEW QKLEAHs, OeEUUtI ~.
Dates from Brownsville, Texas, ard the
northern part Of Mexicv 10 the 10th inst,
state that Caravrjal is at the head Of the
revolutionary forces, and was within 10
miles Of Aiatamoras The whole force un-
der his command was 10, ,0G0 troops, incud-
ing 400 Texan Rangers, and one Company
oi discharged Z. S. troops = The defences
OF Ma'amoias were greatly strengthened
by Gen. Ayolas. Carvajal was expected
to make the attack on the city te Hoorn-
ing ef the 15th.-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
NJ on day, Oct. 2s, 1851.
The Vote of fha State.

The official returns from the several
counties had net been received at Columbus
atfhe date Of our last papers from there.
The Statesman of Tuesday last says: ave
judge that Governor Wood must have over
TWENTY THOUSAND MAJORITY
that the whole democratic State ticket is
elected by large majorities, except two Of
the Supreme Judges, and they by very re-
Specialize maorities over the combined vote
Of the wings and freesoilers. This is the
greatest victory on record, or cur memory
fails usi"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

4 best usutie; ana af that sI,uke at length. -
Straw scattered thiny over your meadows
| in the spring is nm excell*nt mef,od; it pro-
tects tie iand frnr cold wiuds and hot sun.
Cultivai:ns t,o much land fr meadow or
plou.iing is bad husbandry--tllat is, moro
than can be vel prepared. Ti.isis 8, appa-
rem, that it requires but 1t,is said. This L
con Ter che of .las greatest errors ofthe farm-
ers Of the Reserve. In Ibis tl.e Europeans
excel US very much. No one is- sensi. OF
The. araount Of hay OR vegetables that can be
raised from ain acre unless he has tried the
experiment. There is no difficulty in grow
ing from three to four tons of grass an acre.
A very large amount Of grain or root can al.
so be raised from an acre.
In Wales, the people are most remarkable
for cpltiva'irg small quantities of Land, and
from it supporting their families.
The Europeans are much better economists
than Americans generally. They save every
thing, and tat e the best care of their dcnes-
tic animals.: Public buildings in your town
ships, encouraged, suppol ted, and kept in good
order, is another maans, among o'hsrs, that
has an. influence to increase tho value OF your
farms. Let a stranger pass throngh your
township, AMI see your meeting houses, and
school houses, and 'tber public buildings in
good order, and lie will form high opinion
of The thrift ef your llaca; no matter what
hi, views may be Of religion or morality. If
he should wish to buy, these. shings will have
great beai ing with HIM.
= Good stock, we'll tcarcd for, has an important
connection with The value IF your farms. 1t
brings people to your township and TO your
farms, and gives you an acquaintance and in
fluence abroad; and f~your attention is en-
gagged about your stock, it will be about your
farm, and both will be good.
We have as good Horses, Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs, inthis county as in Europe
Fheirw horses in London and in most Of
(Colcipdfd mert aceek.J
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

Curious FAcr.-Ilaving occasion a few
weeks since 10 disIodge n nest of Hornets
who had located themselves upon the lower
branch Of an apple tree, we tursled up
bunch of straw and fred the nest. Some
Ten or FL cen days .aflst wards we noticed
The appearance of blossoms and upon ex-
animation, found that the ends OF the lwIgs
which had been scorched by the fire, were
throwing out new leaves and blossoms as
fresh and vigorous as in May.-Indiana
Farmer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
Democratic .yfih:Iea.

The Democrats Of this county had grand
celebration ON last Tuesday night in honor
CT the recent glorious Democratic victory
in the county aud in the State. No effort
had been made TO get together a large
nu'nber-no public notice having been given
yet sumo Tour Or FIVE hundred persons
were present from different parts Of the coun-
ty TO participate in the Ceremonies Of tile
occa sion. 1t was a kind uf spontaneous
ingathering OF The people to rejoice together
over victory which is TO end the rule Of
special privileges and corporate wealth in
the noble Buckeye State, and ushers in that
better day when the supremacy of the peo-
peis felt aud acknowledge Over such
a triumph it is right and proper that the
friends of progress and equal rights should
rejoice together.
The entire celebration was got up and
conducted in the most admirabIe manner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
WESTERN RESERVE TRANscRIPr.-T

WESTERN RESERVE TRANscR1pr.-T The
"1r"mbuH County Whig" ;fthe'2sd inst,
comes TO us with the above prefix to its
former title. We have never before had
the pleasure of an exchange with that paper,
and we now place it on our list With de.
sire for better acquaintance. The paper
is just starting out on its fourth volume
and makes its appearance in an entire new
and beautiful dress and much enlarged and
improved in appearance. 1t is now one Of
the largest and best looking papers in the
State. We wish it the most abundant sue
cess in everything but its politics, and in
that there is apparently little hope for it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

C. Our anuable neig hbor OF the Whig,
in his last issue before the election charged
that the reported failure Of several New
York banks were got up by the "loc"tuco
papers for the purpose of making little
capital, and said that the reports were "aH
false" He takes offence at our mailing
that charge as "a wicked lie,'' and under
tai kes to shield himself from the charge Of
faleshood by sa; ing that if the statement he
made as "a wicked lie" he was not the
"wicked liza" - that he got his information
Che ttinks,) from telegraphic despatch
in the True Democrat. Now, we care mo-
Thing about where he got his information.
The paragraph appea'ed as editorial in bis
pa per, and when lie asserted that these re-
ports were got up by the 'locofucn" papers
to make capital, he k"eac il was falsehood,
although it mig hit have been "unamiable'
in us to tell him so. Ii he desires to keep
clear Of personal controversy with us, let
him avoid too frequent exhibition Of his
proclivity or We may b. driven TO furthe,
exhibition of our "unamia BILE temper"
1t may be, as the Vhig suggests, that
those banks reported tailed will meet all
their liabilities in the end, but ii they do, it
will not be till tie people are pretty hand
someIy heeced by sacrificing from 10 to 81
per cent to brokers, shavers and bank agents
who go abroad 10 buy up the. lying PROM
ises.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
For the Sentinel.

SiR.- Will you correct mistake in the
list Of premiums on gents WouIen Hose. it,
sert the name of Mrs Wallace Williamson
in the place of Mrs. William MiIikan.
Also, insert tine Cheese report which was
overlooked in making out The list Of premi'
nms as follows:
To Mrs. S. A. Curtis for best specimen
of Cheese, Dip. and $3.50
To W. Williamson. I'd best ST. 90.
To w. Mihikan, Sd best, vol. Cul.
Attest: Alison A. Hasr S, Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
WAsHrxeroN. Oct. %.


Lord Palmerston recently addressed our
Government relative to the expeditions al
legged to have heea fitted out in the U. S
ports against Cuba, in violation Of the spirit
Of treat, stipulstiuns.
This was answered by MIR, Critienden ,
the Acting Secretary OF State. in paper
marked for its dignity and high American
tone in,ima:ing. in very plain terms, that
Enel had bet er attend TO the admins
traton Of her own affairs. This reply will
probably tend TO prevent any farther
European interference. or will, at least warn
foreign powers what may be expected It
they undertake to meddie with the concerns
rf this government
Hon. Henry L,t Rulwer has ret"rned
from The British mission. lie expects to
receive an European appointment,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
Aysrx,r,ov OF lRnLAND.

ANNEX .TIoN OF IRELAND. -@ The
WerId" of Dublin thinks that il Ireland
were annexed to the ,Uni,ed Stiles. she
would not remain as she is. the Lazarus
OF natioAs. Her @pauper sores" would be
healed at once. and her people would not be
obliged TO fly from her generous soil.--Ths
World also thinks that the annexation cry
may yet he raised.