New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08
Gable GaIk.

The readers OF English newspapers may recolect that
about year ago quite cutlery was raised against the
condition of State documents deposited in the Record
Office in Londonmany of the most valuable being found
completely ruined by damp We notice at b. NJ Norman's
Bookstore Ia Camp stock of Record books for public
Offices admirably adapted to prevent the runous effects
Of dampness and insects incident to our climate
0 Health! capricous maid,
Why dost thou shun my peaceful bower
Where had hope to share thy power
And bless thy lasting aid :?
Such the lament of individual sick with worms
before he had tried the beneficial effects of the Canadian
Vermfuge sold by J. Wright ISL Charities st. For fur
Their particulars see their advertisement
"Ah me full sorely is my heart forlorn
To think how modest worth neglected lies
While partial Fame doth with her blasts adorn
such deeds s 1 alone as pride and pomp disguise,
Deeds Of III sort. and mischievous emprise
Lend me thy clarion. Goddess let me try
10 SOUND the praise of merit ere it dies.
Such as oft have Glanced to espy
Lost in the dreary shades of dull obscurity."
But is evident that this poetry cannot appy to Co.'S
and Boyle l2s Tchouptouas st. nasmuch as they
drive tremendous business in lre-hose saddlery and
harness.
We stepped into the cosylooking office DR. Charles
Kes the well patronzed dentist at the corner of St.
Charles and North streets and much struck at the
splendid workmanship eynced whole set of teeth for
well known gentleman the coast whom delicacy for
bids naming. In closing this notice of Dr. Kes we
safely state that yet met with another dem
fist who combined such inventive genius with so strict
an accordance in following the established surgical rules
| in dentistry.
The Lazarsts body of missionaries founded by st.
Vincent de Paul in 1852 termed from occupying the
Prory of st. Lazarus, at Paris their headquarters
Their primary object to dispense religious instruction
assistance among the poorer inhabitants rural
districts of France Now their objects include other
countries In the way did Thompson Nixon es-
tabsh their fashionable clothing store at 10 Camp
in order get custom throughout the South west-and
| they have succeeded.
Those Of citizens whose devotional exercises are in
creased by the Of Lent should recoect that all
Mozart Haydns and Beethovens sacred music has just
been received by IL Hewitt 80 Camp street We might
enumerate Rossini's 'Sabat Mater Mozart's Crea-
ton, the Messiah, David ETC.. in the grand
oratoros. Nor should it be forgotten that Hewitt has
immense selection of music just issued from the
Northern presses.
| we shepherds! give ear to my lay
SO And take no more heed of my sheep
They have nothing to do but to sray,
| have nothing to do but to weep.
| Yet do not my folly reprove:
She was fair--and my passion begun;
| She smled--and could not but love
She is faithless-and undone =
Yet what housekeeper regretted her purchases
Etters 16 Camp street Etter keeps magnificent tapestry
curtain hangngs window shades and the finest carpets
The Giants Causeway is assembage of basaltic
crystazed rocks the northern Ireland This
magnificent production of nature extends two miles in
length along the coast of Antrim probably runs I'M
der the far as the coast of Scotland something
of the kind is met with there known as Fngal,s
Cave The large fourstoried store of J. b Steel 60 Camp
street. right through the block. Steel has great
and increasing stock of works and medicine school
| books, miscellaneous works. and stationery
The enterprise of A. Kendall s. CO. A large supply OF
the Mexican Mustang Lniment received by that firm
the other day at their store u Magazine street 1t had
been ordered by magnetic telegraph all the way from St
Louis for great had been the demand that
Kendall had out-Kendall. who always calculates
| upon mighty business {! This Mexican Mustang Lin
ment has performed astonishing in burns
| chronic and inaammatory rheumatism. and letter
When the French army in Egypt pursuing the
flying Mameukes up the Nile is said that the soldiers
halted and shouted from enthusiasm the vast monu
ment of Thebes burst upon their view Thebes forms
important in Gliddons Panorama of the River Nile
at Commercial Hall, st. Charles street.