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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-17

none oil TRANSATLANTIC interest.
The Constitufionnel, though somewhat excited
by the of the Crescent City affair at Havana,
is nevertheless not at all apprehensive that Cuba
will ever be lost to Spain. To-quiet the fears of
those who imagine that Spain without Cuba would
be ruined, it goes into statement of what II calls
facts. The loss of Cuba would affect only the pride
and not the finances of the mother country. Spain
has successfully lost Peru, Mexico, Chill, Buenos
Ayres, and Montevideo, and might also perfectly
well lose Cuba without being materially damaged.
She might then her attention to the Philippine
Islands, to the Canaries and the Ise Fernando Pc!
commerce opened with these would produce far
more valuable results to her commercial marine
than those she derives from her commerce with
Havana, in which she is worsed by the COMPETE
ton of the United States. The same writer thinks
that with the extraordinary measures of defence
at present taken, Spain spends as much upon Cuba
she derives from IL but that il she really desires
to hold the island, che would do well to withdraw
Canedo, and return Concha to the captain general
ship. ..... EH
The Opera House was flied ON the night of the
Presidents visit in state in the following manner:
The manager controlled the distribution Of tho
tickets entirely. He sent fifteen boxes to the Elysec,
independent OF that for the Presidents personal
usc three to the INTERIOR three to the Foreign At
fairs; one to the Marine; one to Add OIL Kader; one
to the Prefecture, &c. The stalls were similarly
disposed Of. The pit and some of the less desirable
places were sold. And ii 10 certain, from the fact
that orchestra stalls were also for sale In the street
that some individuals, who had obtained them
through influence, passed them over to others for
a meroenary consideration. Pit tickets realized
30, 40, and even IS francs. The President was
received, Of course, with respect and vaccinations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
YCRESCENT'
A CouRTrNG SONG By Mis-. LESLIE.

A C0URTING SONG =. BIZ Mss LESLIE.
The parlors both occupied and every other spot
BY couples who acourting eeand yet perhaps they
not:
There's that on taborets placed lovingly to-
gether,
And lovingly they whisper low Of fashions the weather
stairs.
And many court ottomans. and very few on chairs
And openly without disguise is all this counting done
No matter whether it shines the light the
And desirous they still the state Of things prove
The more that visitors in the they will not
move;
But there they sit and persevere, in spite Of hint and
glance.
And people that business have very little chance
And some court at the board while others
at chess.
Though players cannot be in love much they
profess)
There that at backgammon court half hid be-
hind column,
And would court at whist not the game
solemn.
There are some that promenade they meant c
stop.
And some that think it policy to institute hop.
This counting of the young folks is pretty sight to
But the courting the married had better be
Success all whose hearts fixed objects right
true;
We wish with them that they could make shorter court
ship do.
I'm always glad when any friend invites out to tea.
For it's very dull to stay at home with one cournt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
A GENCY OF ARBoUIN, MARETT & co.

COGNAC undo having appointed Agent for the
ol established house Of Aroo4 SaTGtt prepared receive
terms be shipped quantity or port that may be
required. ld.su III s. WOLFF, % Ca~pst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
AYspEPsIA-PRErAREp FROM rHE ForRrn

h h1 1SPEPSlA--PREPARED FROM THE FOURTH
a " STOMACH ox.-The DIGESTIVE FLUID
TRIO JUICE prepared from Renne the stomach OF the after d
rections given by Baron lg the Psychological Chemist by
ioughtou NJ D. No. II North Eighth Philadelphia the only
immediate and relief fer Indigestion Dypeps aunde
Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing NAtue
yntye of Cholera, keeps the stomach bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
af teaspoonu fluid infused water will digest
solve five pounds Of roast beef about
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE,
Baron eibg in his ceearbted work Animal Chemistry "An
the membrane of the calf
which articles food such eggs sotend
changed and desle Just the they would the
human stomach"
his "0n Diet published
Fowler Wells the
the method of PREPARATION. There few higher
Porea
In Co,ube writing Physiology Of Digestion
that " dminuUn Of the
III prevailing % nyNppsia;'
IN distinguished Professor Medicine
A with h complaint, finding thing else had
to the Gastric juice ootane from tile onach Of living animals which
proved rnn.l'ri-iy sic,'ssinl.'
author the iamous work "Veget Diet"
l 10 euArkab fact physiology, that the stomach
articles ot eeng kind
wisc din! rent rom the natura digestive process"
Dr. Suon's THE Chemistry blanchard,
Phladeph lhie) 42l? 1.-The discovery Peps
that dissolved rapidly artificial uid,
prepared Pepsn, in the natural
Dungson Of Jefferson College, Philadelphia
Ply
obtained from the living human stomach
" In all cHses he perfectly
n the artificial as III the natural Digestion"
TT further proof of the remarkable discovery
ut Magazine and get descriptive sheet
A. KENDALL q CO., General Agent for Southern STAGES.
tSs For sale also by Druggists generally. myzS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
RADwAY,s INDICATED SOAP.

AS A BEAUTIFIEK Of THE SkIN,
surpasses every thing the kind the world Rehess
rmpes Boche Pustules letters RHs 1t Salt Rheum King
Worm Sore Heads Sores Puslar Epon impat health to t
skin and beauty to the complexion As Nursery add Toilet soap
ne c,l o Radwn soar vii lac, inr thar tbres cakes
the of other Soap therefore the cheapest
best Soap the world Price Twentyfv Cents large cakes
gved wrappers and the signature R. Railway upon each wrapper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24


Poland the honor the ladies
CONS BUNlONS NAILS and hard substance
WITHOUT CUTTING by
Of his ow composition.
Tz operation performed in the of ftern minutes without the
,st.is rion o Try Ing the Corn Root in his hand.
number of nuterng testimonials
rrnrs and other foreign paris and by distinguished rby
,n. Surgeons which been given twelve rnrh
The Doctor attendance daily Ag halls till afpas
seyn mong and from thru in the afternoon, No. l1S
Toulouse and ST. Peter mill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
NrROOKLYN WAREHOUsE COMPANY

N"rhans and Shprrr i called to the BROOK
LYN Fl;E.rEQUF WAREHOUSES lie Point opposite NewOr
leans Produce the West and Merchandise from
shipment Having 1900 feet frontage the
with wv front of the Warehouses; by which goods
conveyed without drHSnEe TO the weather,
sill the Gisclrgng Of steamers and loading
ships Charges very per tRriG) and every
the shippers in the
carrt O"ne The COMPANY fal the convenience
H. 'tlspJr i'ork of New York.
It Of iaerclsnle invited To
ft- lutDul."5.
Z, CASEY, Secretary.
HsgaEM0g.l t'ldlys pliNS FrG ca ], " stasea h
fai n 7, Nnh6tS ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

ETAMS-125 tierces Stagg & Shay's and Duff
Z Y fei's Sugar Cured for sale by
mn5 CONVERSE X CO., 81 Tchoupionlns street.
SHOT AND BAR LEAD-60 kegs, in store
- and landing, for sse by
mhi5 CONVERSE h Co 81 Tchouyioulas
a. ALT--COarse Salt, in lots to suit purchasers
- aud Coarse sni Fine Salt ndost, or sale by
mill JOHN TO0lE, 25 Bank Place
kTXCHANGE ON ENGLAND and IRELAND
sSail IeNy TooLE, - gaas pass,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
SLAVES.

gAMES w. BOAZMAN, No Is Perdido street.
~ will pay strict the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES:
WightWilans Moon, Co.. Williams, Phillips
H. Greenwood Co s. o Neison Co.. w. pggs Co. e20 W
NAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
aS Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Sell tommon mud all Saves consigned to him. fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
NV EDICAL SULPHUR vAPoR BATHS, at DC

sHfs-Thtst
CIiAGRES FEVER, RHEUMATISM CHLIS AND FEVER,
MERCuRA AND ALL DISEASES OF THE SKIN with many others
mpurity of the blood. The
have cured by them produced their powerful
sease. We might much in their
will only this that the above diseases eecuny aud
permanently with these Baths without injury the Wenve
all afflicted with the above like diseases call and if
perfect satisfaction not given after ar trial. their money will be
refunded. mh5 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
TO RENT.
WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES L. D.
NcCARTY formerly of udr who married Margaret Smith, Of
hoard McCarv, by lis
Running called the Rough and Ready from New
Lafayette. Th, August, s!5. ANY information Of
person will be gladly received by his father C. MCARIY at
Sugar Grove Posldtce, Indiana mh2O
IN ANTED-A Journeyman Book Binder.
w Apply the Iindery, s5 St. Charles street, ~ sar
mhl2 H. Il. SWASEf.
EKT TANTED A situation by n young man as
w BOOK KEEPER SALESMAN in a Commission House o
Wholesale Grocery; the best and Northern references
address .essr. Miller, Harms Waldp postfe, N. O. mhl
VMT TANTED lMMEDIATELY-A good Barge
Wv KEEL BOAT, suitable towing For further Information,
apply the subscribers. STONE WALWORIH,
iRh! 81 TchoupilOuas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY Is A BEAuT
HEAD OF LUXURlANT HAIR.
RADWAY'S CIRCASSIAN BALM.

The lady gentleman theI
Hair advised to make Of Roadway Crssan Rami possesses
many advantages all other hair r Frst
the scalp from aault ini
unhs hrHth ct hiti the
healthy and badness
falling makes fine strong glossy, kersit
I1eo!nrtd. truly
the hsiE with this delicious preparation. sold by
j. WRIGHT CO., ISL Ckarirss street.
spio seAkWis c. ". MORRISON, 70 Mssassas ssss,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
UbUNIPs and BATHING APPARATUS,

u cc-JoIIN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP ;s}sss
STREET, Newtreans, has received and large N
rnrtinen Force and Lift Pumps; ;t
Pumps Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths.
Also laying repairing Lead Ppes Sheet Lead work of
description.
Ship and Steamboat work promptly rnt and repaired Aorde
rumptly attended to.
Charges Moderate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
.o- BRANCH & OF LACEY 4 PHlLLIpsds CELEBRATED iiAR
NESS MANUFACT0Y, Philadelphia offering the
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS prices
~ REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fe27 lytW
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
G O D U Gl 5 A Gl GGl l[3l D
From the St. Anthony Expres SC. Anthony, Minnesota,

 Oul readers will find better and nor, truthful poetical description of Minnesota in the sobjoned epistle from our correspon dent than we have before seen.
 To T. w. B. Eso., Pnu1ADE1pu,. DEAR SIR: 'iiA You asked when should reach my home in western wilds, where savage keathen , roao, n nho winter relgns for more than half the year 10 write the ''uncos" that see and hear Without the pers which your fancy painted step d on shore where famous Paul was santed W lth prosperous sall and friends decent quota reached my destined home in Minnesota Ana now Ill candid rhyme I'll tell my story, Ana 'set you right" about the Territory T IS large enough itself to make nation. And just the very Eden of creation | he soil IS rich, and cereal products grow men Will plough, and fence, and plant, and hoe All Al these are rank-producing many fold;
 W ith heathtul fruits to nourish young and old
 W ld rce grows here, unaided by the laws Ana various berries gathered by the squaws;
 omatoeS, turnlps cabbage, bea ns, and peas And vines and melons, roots and herbs and Ieas. o9 cannot hnd, search all the world around 9uch me moSchetoes-many "wegh pound'i
 ne eplcure will fnG himself well fed Ahd Dr. Graham saWdust for his bread:
 !he vegetarian lots of chiocest weeds AHd nlroS and fowls good supply ofseeds
 w we milk and eggs, and fish for holy lent aie Ana lnu,us5tfy hnds health and sweet content. ne undulatng surface strikes the eye As just enough to give variety. some trees are scattered where the woods are seen nlo n grass Ill simmer Is perfect green. Fofe streams gush frequent from the generous ground nilo ni peasant scenery stretches all around i9 hUhlerous lakes clear as man could wish A. Aho live and kicking" with abundant fish / ne whale ot Jonah was a minnow mere compared with some they talk of taking here And though Ill richness they are hard to match Like modest damsels they hard to catch
 he summer solstces brings its proper charm hough nlnety-eght ABOVE is rather warm. Ana III the winter We have frequent snow, And rather cool at forty-two BELOW
 hough game is driven toward the setting sum- ne elk still runs where he always rnn
 Tn temperance, health, and social habits here we nave no equal on this mundane sphere, And as to righteousness, we boast state put just one door from the celestial gate Ne one may make sell a glass of rum Or any thlng that makes the fuddle come'' 50 brlng along the "crittcr' and the jug, For here you cannot get single mug And yet St. CroX and Run. n torrents flow, Enough to liquor all the men below.
 Physicians here we have, and good ones, too, But doctors here have little work to do. No one IS sick beneath our northern sky And our Assembly makes it death to die.
 Our lawyers, too, but sorry crew, or men don't quarrel as they do with you. he law oflove-the love of ease and peIf Makes each supremely for precious self
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
TAILORING.

FNVHE undersigned having determined to -ks- settle permanently in Helena, and carry on the I.4L ORLNG BUSINESS, would in- form the citizens of the town and country that he IS still engaged at his old stand on the cor ner of Ohio and Diagonal streets, where he will at all times be prepared 10 execute all work in his line in the most approved and fashionable style, and at reasonable prices. And would return thanks to his friends and customers of the past year, and respectfully solicit contin- uation of their custom.
 JAMES SULLIVAN. January 10, 1852.
 N. B.-European and American fashions re- ceiyed monthly
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

HE PEAsANTRY OF POLISH PRUssA- in the Berlin correspondence of the London Times, curious illustration is given of the ignorance of the peasantry in Polish Prus- sa. For long time it has been popular belief among them that kossuth has receiv- ed enormous grants from the "King of Amerlca," and they are doubtless looking 10 the same poieGtate for some ear .1i,4t from their own wrelchcdness. Meanwhile they grasp at any occasional advantages 'haI may he presented them in other ways, and rumor of "Rothschild lottery" has latterly furnished most extraordinary temptation. The great Rothschild, it has been represented to them, is under sentence of capitation; but on account of his past services to the monarchs of Europe, they have consented to accept substitute pro- vided he can find one. To accomplish this he has got up a grand lottery to consist of many thousand tickets, the whole of which will be prizes with one fatal exception.- Whoever draws that number will have to be beheaded iii his place. Notwithstand- ing this contingency, the applications for the tickets have been so numerous as to cause the Government officials considerable trouble, and the papers have apparently found it desirable to lend their aid 10 disa- buse the people of their folly.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
Fresh Arrivals,
At the sign of the big "S," \ complete stock of
Spring and Summer Goods.

SprinS and Summer Goods, opened and on shelves in all their beauty. To the necessity of giving you a cata- logue of our stock, we will merely say that we have every article calculated to make all con- fortabe through the long and sultry Summer months. We extend our thanks to our old friends and the public generally, for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to us, and hopa by close application to business and con thu ance of our low prices, to merit the same. The generality of goods are lower than they have been for several years past, and we lower our prices accordingl predetermined to stick to our old motto of < Live and let Live,''
 Country merchants and river dealers vii find it to therin interest to call at the "bg g. be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 E. w. NEVILL 6 SON.
 F. s. Old quarters and slick bits taken as their old standard value: 25 and l2 l-2 cts.
 Helena, May lst. 1852.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N OTICE is hereby given that letters ot
 4u administration upon the estate of
 William R. Gresham, deceased, bearing date
 the 26th day of April, A. D. 1852, have
 been granted 10 the undersigned by the court of probate within and for the county |of Phillips, and State of Arkansas. All per-
 sons, therefore, having claims against said estate, are required 10 exhibit the same 10
 the administrative of said estate, properly Iauthentcated, within one year from the idae of said letters, or they may be preclu- Ided from any benefit from said estate, and Iall claims not exhibited within two years from the date of said letters of administra- ton, shall be forever barred and precluded lfrom any benefit from said estate
 CAROLINE c. GRESHAM,
 l lAdmlnstratrix of the estate of William Gre Isham, decd. nal OW
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
BLACKSMITHING.

YMvHE undersigned has just completed his
 M Blacksmith Shop, on the corner of York and Cherry streets, where he is prepared to do any and all kinds of work in his line, and would respectfully solicit share of public patronage. He promises that his work shall be we'll and expeditiously executed, and at fair prices. Call Tn, ye who may want Wagons Ironed, horses shod, or any thing else done in the Blacksmith ing line. JOHN HUDSON.
 Heleoa, Sept. l3, 1851.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
By DR. VIII. YOUNG, IT. D.

The time has now arrived that pesrons suffering from secret diseases, need no become the Victim of Quackery, by the prescriptions contained ill this book, any may himself, without hndrance of business or the knowledge of the most intimate friend, and with tenth the usual expense. In addition to the general routine of private disease it fully explains the of manhoods early decline, with observations marriage-besides many other Arrangements which
 3-9y Any person sending TwENTY-FvE CENTs en- closed in letter will receive copy of this book, by mail or five copies will be sent for one dollar. Ad- dress, ''DR. VIM. YOUNG, No. 152 SRURCE St, Postpaid.
 3-g DR. YOUNG be consulted on any of the Diseases described in his publications, at his Office l5 Spruce Street every day between and o'clock (Sun- days excepied) May 3. 1851.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
~|-1>-1->->>~~~>~~|>- rDL, G. I o,

SENATOR GwIN.-The St. Louis RepubH- can says: "Senator Gwin of California, late ly devoted the better part of days session of the Senate to an exposition of fra auds practiced upon the General Government by ils officers. It is somewhat remarkable that he confined his examination to officers under the present Administration. If he had gone back only few years, he would have found gentleman abo ut his size fgur- ing in Mississippi, as defau lter 10 the amount of a good many thousands of dollars as Receiver and United States Marshal"
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

TEN HouR SYsrEM.-The Ohio LegisIa- ture have passed law restricting the em, ployment of Children under IS, and all women in the mechanical or manufacturing establishments, more than ten hours day; and making ten hours legal days labor m all cases in which the contract IS silent on that point.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

A testy old bachelor perpetrates the fol- lowing, It is singular how pious new clothes makes people. For month after the Misses Flrts got new mantillas, they are at church three times day. Should the wo- men paint heaven, the walls would be all festooned with French bonnets and brocade satin.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
Notice,
CALL AT STACEY'S

CALL AT STACEY'S
 A ND you will find him at all times ready to 1A wait upon you. His Restaufat is now i'll full blast;-Game of all kinds, Oysters, and everything in season.
 A Bakery is attached to the concern, whele everything i'll that line that is needed can be had; for instance, Sponge, Pound, and other cakes, from half pound to one hundred cwt.
 A fine assortment of Liquors; such as old Otard Brandy, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, Cordials, Curaso, Wines of all kinds; Sweemeats of all descriptions; Candys, Nuts, Sardines, Pickles, Loaf Sugar, Catsup. Pepper sauce, Vinegar, and other articles too tedious to mention.
 Call at "Staceys,' and you will find him at home lDec. Is. 1851.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

RETURN OF POLISH LEs.-Accordng to letters from Warsaw of the 23d ult., the Czar has shown mercy, imperial mercy, to a number of Polish noblemen now in Slbe- ria, whither they were sent, with many who have since died, in 1884. The unhap- pv men are to come back to what was their home, but not farthing of the reVe- nues of their estates will they be allowed to handle.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

CP Referring to the fact thar the steam CTS Eclipse and Reindeer are now racing uE and down the Mississippi river, strainin g every nerve to make the quickest trips "on record" the Arkansas Whig says: ''ln g few days we expect we shall be able to fur. nish our readers with the particulars of theil eynlOsiOnS."
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

Iowa FOR CAss.-The State Convention of Iowa has elected delegates to the Baltl- more Democratic National Covention, witt instructions to vote for Cass as the hrs choice of the Democracy of that State.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
DOCTOs XOU3ESEIs1F FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,

DY means of the Pocket Esculapius; Every Cn D his own Physcian Thirtieh edition, with up
 wards of hundred engravings, showing private dis
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

TIE CAUCUS SEcEDERs-T The eleven Wings who seeded from the Congressiona Whig caucus, do not appear to meet with much favor in the South. That staunch Whig journal, the Vicksburg Whiy, thus refers 10 them:
 Mr. Bgsoke, who heads the list, cast doubt upon the integrity of the Whig party last winter when he was an asprant for United States Senator, and T. l.. Clngman, who closes, is the only Southern Whg in Congress who voted against the passage ot HiIlyer's resolution.
 One word more. The Whig State Con- yentlon met few days since at Jackson, but did not appoint AIr. Brooke delegate to represent the Whg party in Mississi r,,i in the National Convention nor did the Whig Convention of North Carolina ap- point Alr. Clingman delegate-the latter having voted on all occasions against the Compromise and against the views "f k ...n ,.yulu like 10 know who "u '!!@1.lzed them to lay down platform, or 10 say what the Whig party should or should not do. The people should cut loose from the dictalion and intrigues of members of Congress, and require them to attend to the business for which they ale sen; 10 Washington.