New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
Gable TaIk,

One Allen reputed of the sixteenth century,
being ut Home Laly in fordshire happened to leave
his silver watch on his chamber window The maid
ing in to make the bed and hearing the thing cry tick
tick, concluded that this Mr. Allen familiar spirit
and taking hold of it with the longs threw it out of the
window into moat, to drown the devil Talking about
silver reminds us that Hyde Goodrich 10 Ghartres st
manufacture in NewOreans beautiful variety of silver
ware at prices cheaper than at the East
Abelard famous for his writings ranks among the
heretics for opinions concerning the Trinity Ills supe
ror genius probably made him appear cupabe in the
eyes of his enemies The cabal formed against him dis
turbed the earlier part of his life with thousand perse
cutons, till at length they persuaded Bernard his old
rend but who had now turned saint that poor Abelard
what their malice described him to be Now the
Indian Cholagogue for sale at j. "rghs Isl Chartres
street is what describe it to bctn excellent medicine
for fever and ague.
Hercules clean>ed stable and gave Antfus Cornish
hug the horse of Castor and Polux carried them
batte in the air Gorgon could BARRIERS homes
masons into freesones-and Cosgroye and Boyle. 12S
Tchoupitouas street turn hides into the best hose
saddlery and harness manufactured in this city
In England Reviews exercise immense political in
fuence The celebrated Edinburgh Review was started
by the late Lord Jeffrey. somewhere about 1905 b NJ
Norman thebye has always the latest Reviews and pc
rodicals at his handsome store IA Camp street Nor
extensive His experience in catering to public taste is
such that his sales very large
Their brilliant hue. alas has faded
For envious time has DER them thrown
The gloom by which they now are shaded.
A gloom that was not once their
That should gaze them delighted
As once did, their state forbids
Their day is past-their beauty blighted;
q m speaking Of my faded kids
But only Simpson 80 Canal street keep the best
of q he
fine of silk goods Planters River and
Ouachta dealing elsewhere call Simpson and
his stock Of country goods
Our valued friend, Dr. Sherman. keeps two stores-No
10 St Charles street. and No 1888 the street The
latter is under the special supervision of Mrs Sherman
who attends to ladies and children Ills Hernia trsses
ceebraedso his varied and welselccted stock
of supporters for both sexes.
Alas how lapse of years sever
Things that were firmly, closely knit,
And unions that could last forever.
Are in one fatal moment split
But how does man, himself delutling.
Indulge in wild and happy dreams!
All things must part; (1m now abiding
ITO my old coat that's burst its seams!'i)
Does not this touching poetry prove the necessity for
elegant clothing establishment Thompson & Nixons
| 10 Camp street?
And what say of Kendall. y Magazine street
As like to talk about the of the day (for we
patronze the blcs of American foreign newspapers
the Exchangc we have been in the habit of dropping in
upon him to chat. But the season has brought him
many orders to fill from his admirable stock standard
medicines that of late he has to be constantly pocketng
| money instead of talking
We know who is winning golden opinions 1T is II
D. Hewitt 80 Camp street In our walks about town
notice that there no establishment more thronge
by the beauty of fashion In addition his former and
extensive assortment of sheet has Just received
large and choice selection of Cathrne layess songs
and large quantity of new music Of every description