New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19
Gable T aIk

Jenny Lind has ut last married, and married Otto Gold
schmidt little man some seven years younger than her
self Well al happiness to the couple They said
be spending their honey at Northampton of
the coolest portions of NewEngland We suppose they
calculate keeping themselves by the fires which
| Eymens torch has lighted All this. however. has
nothing to do with lIoughons Pepsin sold by A Ken
dali & Co, 70 Magazine street This medicine is most
| valuable against dyspepsia.
The old Puritan Fathers of Massachusetts, enacted in
their Blue Laws that no musical instruments should
be heard Sunday save: The drum, the fife, and
the ws-harp. AS music hath charms to sooth the
savage breast could they but have heard the
from the musical instruments be obtained at Christ
man 81 Canal street they would have changed the law
In describing the valley of the Connecticut Winthrop
says:
The grassy banks are like ver,ant bed.
With choicest flowers all enamelrd,
Der which the winged chorsters do fly.
And wound the air with wonGrous melody
Here Philomel hgh-perched upon thorn.
Sings cheerful hymns to the approaching morn
The song set. each bird tunes up his Tyre.
Responding heavenly music through the choir
The rich hues Of these grassy banks' are not to be
put in comparison however with those varied ns of the
rainbow the Curtan-stuffs etc sold at Etters
Ii Camp street, Upholstery Store
TO ladies who fond of horse-excrcise we would call
their attention to the fact that Stuart Co. Charities
street, have fine assortment of riding habits besides
which boys from five up to fourteen years of age
be equipped with clothes cut in the latest style and
very moderate rates.
The papers state that Kossuth enccforward will refuse
all future invitations to banquet during his stay in the
United States He prefers. and with that the
moneys collected to do him honor should general
Hungarian loan. By the bye find that the recent
publication Hungary and kossuth" has reached its
tenth edition 1t is for sale at the store No Sc Graver
street of esteemed citizen John Ball the well known
Foreign and American Bookseller.
As old warhorse browsing serenely in rich meadow
lands with his soul except the flies which dis
regard his quvering hide and whskng tail suddenly stairs
into energetic life, throws his head high in the and
feels the vigorous pulses of excitement throbbng through
him at the old familiar sound the changing rhythm of the
trumpet cal-as he moment ago peaceful feels
His soul in and eager for the Fray
resembles very much the feelings of friend H. Berg
rs Charities street since he nd his shelves with
fresh assortment of fancy articles and toys in endless
variety.
1t is rumored that Tom Moores SPARKLING genius has
become ohterated by illness and the increase OF
age in fact that his life is considered to be preca.
rous, But his glorious songs will never die One good
proof Of their excellence is that Mayo 5 and Camp
street. has in consequence Of the arrival Of Catherine
Hayes sold almost his entire stock Of Irish melodies Of
Kathleen Mavourneen and .Ttp Harp that once
through Tara's Halls there are hardly any left