New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
Gable UaIk.

The witty Horace Smith in his Rejected Addresses
supposes that Job must have been reviewer he makes
use of the expression oh that my enemy had written
book ~ As if he insinuated that he would have in-
ficted on him most caustic literary establishment.
Who knows,' exclaims Smith, but that Job con-
tributor to the Jerusalem Quarerly.n Talking about
Reviews, may remark that through Ball, SO Gravier
street, any leading publication be procured The
public are invited to examine copies OF the magnificent
Iconographic Encyclopedias he has recently received
for sale
We delight to drop in upon friend B. F. Chrismans
neat music and brass musical instrument saloon 81 Canal
street. it is SO cheerful spot during these foggy days
There arctic be found by the way every thing valuable
in the vast study of musical compositions while his brass
instruments are OF the finest tone and selling fast
The beautiful upholstery Etter manufactures 16
Camp street. attracts his ware-rooms constantly
creasng patronage. He has bou of an establishment.
and he gets up the latest designs and patterns the
most fastidous will get suited What for instance could
be prettier or more durable than his carpets He deals
with the best workmen, and the inference obvious
Descending is thus happily touched off by the poet
III hath he chosen n, his part who seeks to please
| For often must he wear the look of ease
When grief is at his heart;
And often in his hours of happiest feeling,
With sorrow must his countenance be hung:
| And ever his own bitter thoughts concealing
Must in stupid grandeur's praise be loud,
And to the errors of the ignorant crowd
Assent with lying tongue.
| There is no assembling when declare that Indies
and children would be charmed at the sight Of the
beress beautiful and varied fancy articles and toys to be
| found at II. Bergmann's, 2S5 Charities street
An ofice-seeker. who believed in the "rotation OF
ofce reported to have recently thus addressed the
Governor of Maryland in reference to the proprety Of
oustnr actual incumbens for the benefit himself and
friends Governor said the rotatonist come to the
point at once the people expect it throw aside all this
paraphernaia let the fall lay at the root of the
tree make the bood oW, and the people will sustain you
| Now the people sustain p. W. Woodlef, 10 Chatres
street for they buy largely of his European American
fancy and staple dry goods He has beautiful goods fol
ladies' and furnishes to planters
The battle of Heliopois in Egypt is one of the most
glorious of French military annals 1t gained b,
Keber at the tremendous odds Of 10000 French against
10000 Turks and under the shadow the time
Obelisk of ueiopolis, (the On of Scripture See
Giddon's .qncieu Egypt,' page 20 Our friend b NJ
Norman has favored with the sight exqustel,
beautiful models OF this Obelsk admirably adapted fol
paror They form another attraction Nor
mans book and fancy stationery store IA Camp street
Next to bathing, nothing in our humble opinion feel
more comfortable than a proper arrangement of tn,
hair-that it should be well combed and brushed TIL
stock of combs and brushes at Joseph Hufty's, No.
Charities street and 10 Camp street. is very varied
extensive toilet articles of every description fans
| general fancy goods And is not his perfumery de
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