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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08
NEW ORLEANS-..COatlnntd.


fIDITlfNG AT kEIAjf
A JFRID MiJNROE g. cos One Fr'c,
n S,sre, No - Magazine street corner oil
Sra,ier. -,
We would inform our friends, aud The pub
n, IN general, that our present stock OF
tIe,hfae. Furnishing Goods. S'c.,
A.. ,u.,,,.t l,a IN extent and beauty by That Of
any oth,.- establishment IN the United states
M Ice convinced of this statement, IL Is "h'y
necessary To call aud examine. Our iunmrn~e
sale. are brought about by The simple iae'
helm, known. that Ike prices We place upon
goods is uniformly low, and the qna''N OF
ea..h article 1. guaranteed What - rrPF.s'hi'
ed Ia be. Perfect satisfaction is What we am
AT in dealing with our customers.
All oar clothing - manufactured al our e.
takl..luseut. No al Brosdway, New ORR
uua,r tine immediate superintendent "i one
gf our firm. who ~parcs mo- pnius IN scturu Z
tine mos. desirable >ll e- ct goods II - WIN
H.. n,lIr,t couhdeuic of being able Il give
.stt.f,ettou. that We invite all Who may be ~
,,.ot nf articles 100 our Inc to call ana EXAM
me our assortment.
Th, following is only % partial iIsi oil af'i-
r,c-s MI
T.sel and Dress Coas-fr and Eng black
..itb ,lfs... and froek cuaf. de- do blue, brown
mulberry. and green cloth irncks' do do hiaeA'
brown. ru.brrn. olive, and golden brown
cl,tb polL... fr and Eng black and fancy
eplar,d cloth walking coats timai'AH iu',
lusv, -t.lc.J sac, French, black, mulberry ana
olive cloth opera ~acs do biaeh ana l"h'>
..,i,.rst doeskin Union sacks, do extra super
fine drab and fancy celorcd walking cr"'s
rndriueton. gray, miNrd. and silver gray s"''
,,d polka,. French black, blue, brown and
,l,ye HEAVIER sae and tfock coats; de- biue
brown. aud .ikcr-rpy Whitney sac coats
do labrador (,auou, color-) TO Turn sac
coats; do suteftne drub cloth end Drawer
walking coats f. aud Eng black -nperllne
cloth .ack and walking coats do biur' nf""n H.
and drab pilo, cloth sacs- a..
B.uEsi afs--fr.neh -uperiine blue hr u
and era. .ac- aud paleiot- do do extra i"hg
sac. aud focks. r. second quality thnd
quality, fancy calurtd -ac> and paielol'.
ywai cYas-Fr Eng and Amcr'n tweed
.ar-. irock- and paletots do do boule'afds
CtoAA,-Blur aud black cloth toahs, every
ouAlity. b.acA'and blue pilot cloth cloah1
4 Variety of le,f, Of every quality and pat
tern also every variety and luahly 81 rama
.HfHs.
& qiag,,g', Furnishing nnoi-iinen and
cotton SHIRTS, ala gualilc' check aud cotton
hickory ani night shirts, AN qualities all
wool and super ribbed shirts. @lute' meHno
cotton. l..lr thread, and tlanucl slnf's sock'
OF rtru quality.
Bags aaa ChUdrea'S tiaihag.
CONSISTING Of iroek. polka, -arN., jackets
o,ereoai-. panlaloou-, vests, aud elonks' OF
every quality
Also every variety Of gloves snspendrr'
of ,anou. lands. cfuAals and hauhcrchiei- OF
e,ru quality
Also .uua-, sal -c-, umbrellas,
India Rubber goods ot every description.
q On pries iur Gani., aih ao d. si''ioH-
In visiting the clis, dc nos iail 70 eoil on
ALIRED NJ \toE y ca.
veap 80 Magazine street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08
NEW VRLEiN s---tonIlnued.
N4lOS Music STORE,
.vss. 5 and I Camp H.. 3 doors from ca"af'

YES. y ana I lamp ~. - "''fH f''"' N'''
Nfsr Orleans.
Tpg undersigned desires res
fu3T pee'saily 70 intern t's %. Paa's Nm .nS'
Store, a choice and large assortment 81 F'Ih'
Forte. a very reasonable prlees' and on accom-
modaiing terms
Among them are pinaue Faris- made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, 7. 'dihcri
a Co. II Boston. Of rich tome, aud hnishcd
beaniifilly u rosewood. black walnut and ma
lls ans. wiih IRON lraa3,-. made va lisc mosi
.ab-tauilal ani worsmaulike manner Also.
tie Justly celebrated f,ainH FiqNo ior.rs'
wAIrh iur sw catucss # teYe. have rot been
eguHti. They are peculiarly suited 20 iA'
.ouutrs as thc i.olan does not require iunuiA
for yrFr.
Tie New Improvement io Piano Feri"s
The patent Iis-aHue Orsri~f 70. Is also Tor
sale IF tte SHINE establishments This improve
fa.rt gives peculiar hr1nts- and bf.iIiaeeY Co.
the t-.'l .r. id b 30 iae durability aad strength
Ut iI.e ptsHs. asd rcpdrfe capable Ut remain
int narH longer iu tune tian those 100 Ordinary
u-e.
VT W.. Agent for H.mi NJ, celebrate.
Graud pauo- and paHuos, made Boo Pans. fof
power and sNeetur-, 81 tone, tlcy stand pre-
tmlurHf
TAs D9f-s Compound Anaehmep, J. Policy
4 Cos Far- Pianos, and Instruments from al
the best manufactures, constantly receiving
and f1r sale on liberal terms.
N,-ani Hlni P,apas tar sale from $50 10
-3o1 EACH sud taken 10 part pay mcnt for ne"
pHue-.
Pianos. Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Ap-
praised
taH.arf. M'adroB THIS beautiful toned
Wind lu-trumrni. for Village Churches. Lodge
Serrusdlug Parties, aud the private practice OF
Drgsnl-t-. po--t --e- sweet aBd powerful TONE
d. portable lwcighug % pouudsl and offered
at $50 eaeh
] Orler- Tor euiiar-, sipllns, yioloneeilos'
clnnuuet- flutes, Aagealrts, strings, and music-
merchandise Of every Kind VIII be promptly
executed eft reasonable prices. Bands supplied
alth bra.~ instruments aud band music.
Ihrgs, double and single action, on hand and
mad, 10 ufl,r To- -ui the taste OF purclmser-.
Meic-Ihe largest catalogue lu iir South
The stock B.. ma accumulation Of over twenty
YEAR. In IL are many old and beautiful piece
out Of pflut.
Nrr N.,ic received by every arrival from
the Narth. and by the Foreign steamships,
Spanish ,oags, DANCES, Wnlt<cs, %c--a regular
e,pph Original music Published every week
ut the stprr.-uati,c compositions solicited
Ma,, bound copied. and arranged Snh-crp-
tiou. received for the Message Bfd, NIrom's
Np,icm Tmes, sud the Bl'fwors On. By
addressing tnc undersigned, catalogues 1T mt
.ic viii bee sent To any part of the adjoining
states.
Dee. /, Is5I WV. r. MAYO.
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n VALE 1E, q co, 81 Magazine stf +
y. New Orleans, Uhoiesqis Deai'rs ~ I'm.
porfed Niapie and Fancy N,ks and Sfrase Hooas
Laces, EHbroisriss, Giores, Utmiifas, Emges,
Bfads, Buttons Gimys trimming u al htds
Hsnnefs. N,am Uaf. Ribbous. irfffcial
Fiorsrs, Millinery Ariiclss, and Rich Fancy
Drsss Go8,is II al tiats A full and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand count-
IS Merchants visiting this CITY are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
e. YALE, JK q 60.
- Magazine street between
Common and Gueier
Jan 10, 1852 v3n2s-ly
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NEW ORLEAN s-.-CsntIaued.
lIORATIO D. HEWITT, (successof u
I'll Tsier a. Hewitt. J risso rosrE Asp ausii

IIORATIO D. HEWITT, (snceess"f 10
L Tyler g. lI.witl.i risso rosfH Asp nusie
pgALxx % Camp street, New orlean-' has
ALWAYS on hand one of she largest ane most
complete s,s'ection- Of ssaaa for'ss W 'h'
southern country. al Of which are guaranteed
as good and perfect instruments. Agents i"'
the al. of a. .sroUAHI & Cos Nrw iofk
Pauo-.
these Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
of tone. pnrenc.S ct sound. and Tor neal and
beautiful finish If exteref Workmanship; aai
are considered ty lh profession, and competent
iudges, to be OK finest pmno~ made ~ the
United States. Pafiicalaratsenlinn Is requested
to their spruii Serpentinc pattern, with Poor
KEYS. whch is considered one Of toe hncs' n"N
uade
HAhrfr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated l'o-lus
piANos, q, q, 10, aud : octave fieepid FiAi.
fone-, from the factory OF Pleyci f'-
Pans. also panjuos, Semi-1niad anl 'ff"ud
Piano. from ,he same house.
on Pisnas taken IN oSehangc and part Pay
ment
GUITARS. from the house OF lmli & son
Spaai.h aud French patterns. 81 |iohns, VI
brge Quantities; Melodesn.. SeapAlno-, o.
g4n., Flutes, lafipueito-. Bri-s Instruments
IN all kinds. yioiinceios. BseIo. string, ioi
all Instruments, and musical merchandise 81 al
descriptions. Wholesale ard reiu.l.
Sheet Music Of all kiuis-musir received
from ibs North by ever, steamer as soon '-
Published, church Books, Instruction beuSF
De.
Particular attention is called 20 tho larg" nod
extensive selection 0r Acrnf1eon- and flHuHl-
which b. fHe most complete aad Prr'eet .elrr'
SION IL ihs-r beautiful Instruments tttr Offered
ia the -ouf n,rn market.
M order. from ibc coBnty faithfully and
u,ompflg attended Co. \ liberal discount made
10 rraeucr. spt 90 Symiuane-.
HDKAIID u. HEWITT
30 Camp IT,. New Orlean-.
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Hhs died upon winters night,
A long, long time ago.
When the large round moon had a wintry look
A. IL shown ON the breast Of the frozen brook
And over the feld- of snow.
A. she lay that night in the pale moonlight,
Which fell on her peaceful bed
SHE seemed Ike ;he form OF -cnlpturcd SAINT,
Without sign of woe or Of mortal laint,
With a glory around her bead.
With her eyelids closed, and her lips apart,
And her arms like the marble fair
Crossed on her bosom. ann gently pressed,
She lay, as she rank 10 her peaceful rest,
In .he mute repose Of prayer.
Win the morning broke and we Rnzed again,
\ smile on her face seemed gwen,
And though our spirits were crushed aud and,
The Christmas bells soon made Us glad
For we knew she woke In heaven.
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
ls CAMP STREET NEN ORLEANS
4 NINA, elias. aui EW,hcnNap, Silver
7 Spoou-, Forks, ladIrs, Ac.. Plated ,a--
tors. Caulir.ick-, Walters, & kC-Na.Act,,
Spnou-. Forks. &c. Ba1na1: 1pa-rt-.
phchers. rms, Cups. &c Tin Ware; A gen.
crala-.orment lto.h War: Tubs, Buckets,
Bfoou- BASKETS, &c Brushes Floor, Dust
ing. scrub, " hicva-h, &c. Castings Pots,
Teakclli,-. Griddic., 81. JaPanDerg; Wat.
ers, Buckcts Boxes. tWing; kuu,- and
Forka, OF all descriptions 1ud qualities. Bras,
and ion, rcudrrs, Andrpn-, Sh9,el~ u0d
Tone~ lamps Ofc,ery Descriptions tool-
iry Siolss. The celebrated Rcpubiie stove.
In short, escfy article required 10 furnish o
house. except cabinet furniture md dr, goods
being the most extensive assortment iH any one
store in ihc city.
o. Goods for the country packed with extra
care
Jan. 10, 1852. ,3u4s-iy.
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- q NELSON & co, Commission NJ
-. Chants, Ne~ Orleans.
=. o. Nelson. New Orleans; T.. Bank smith.
New Drl.an, IT, e Walker, Memphis Ienn.,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank r A. Neil
son, Athens, Ala. fdnl
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1eiests6 pottrp.
rnsn ~ y shl,n University Magazine
AOAoQY.

RO0oRY.
Eoh ~ the rays Of sunlight stealing
On IL dying day;
Sweet, - chimes u low bells Pcaling
When ere fades away
0sd a. the winds 1t nigh, that moan,
Through the heath DER mountain lone,
Come the though, Of days NOW gone
On manhood's memory.
A. the .unbeam- from the heaven
Hide y, exc their light;
A. the bells when fades the even
Peal not on the night;
A. the night winds cease to sigh
When the rain falls from the -ky,
Pass the thoughts Of days gone by
From ages memory.
Yet the sunligh' in the morning
Forth again shall break,
And the bells give sweet voiced warning
TO the world to awake.
Soon the winds shall freshly breathe
Der the mounisin'- purple heath
But the path il los, in Death
lie hath no memory
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Thep as,r upa in store, - pairs ~ "h,''-'
with ron aNle- aud -halt. VI TO meAe7'
and 30 p.ir, ot . 90 3 igei,-.
AL~e-SIN WAGONS, complete, Win
.rsn aNlctrres. pri go = 80 each. Two ra'r' VI.
Timber Wheels, with screws, 90 feet hight
inches tread 49,.
Tbey t,kc order, for all kinds Of WAGON
y-dk. and drhyrr them on plantation at man-
ulacinfers pncr~.
Also 4 large assortment Of HlRb'
WARE. fer plantation use, VIZ; 'hHln~'
wrought and cot uail- Hunts Axes. ~orkei
.padrs. long handle .hoyel- and spades, hoeS
If AID sIu,l,. ctoc knives. hook aud plate hinges
rr.ndstoprs. common and scotch collars Mani.
ia aud iarrcd Rope. cros--cui- pit ana in'..
.aws. files NJ all kiui-, iron blocks with
inch shen,es. large assortment If English ana
American bar ron. iron aNr-, with boxes,
sperm. whale and hn-ccd oi-, spirits Of lur'
r-ni.ne. putft. viHlaV D. So. ard paints OF 1il
.,nd. HOGAN Il REAl'D,
corner tu-tom-hou-e anh leNce
Jan n. tna2 'ah-e-i'
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rI'liE undersigned has always on hand a good
assortment 81 Iarfhenwars, China, aut
Glass. Which be - prepared Ia sell at wh9leaai'
or retail Oh the most favorable terms. lte ~
.pec,iuly calls ibc attention Of country Mef
chants, aRd others visiting the City, to his a.
-oriment aud prices
Packages done In the best manner.
J q DUNLAP.
81 Camp Stirred Ne,r Orisans.
June alst, 1891. no.
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scnrr ~ SEARl\G.

IIhlir,aie iad RrtaH tio'hitrS.
Cg praf Oh Lel~. and Caaai So, Or'rWs
INllE subscriber, having enlarged and re-
i modelled their store, are nov prepared,
with chnice stock Of iishiona5i, cioftUe ami
gentlemen, fit3'shNg gaod., which they offer
a very reduced plicr- Iurca-h or approved pa-
per W. are recensIg weekly sHNneuts from
our mauulactory, Of every thing NET is ne"
aud desirable in the clothing lime, y'ui, made.
and trimmed n iae best AND most substantial
manner To ibo-r Who study eeonlniy, and
wish TO get the full value Of their money a
call Is respectfully solicited
Please take a memorandum ct our adj
dress. mo. u. SCOTT Il ''o,
80 Nassau It, New York
January ~ 1888. ,3H2y y
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Rhe sits 10 the lighted parlor,
And waits for the tardy bcans;
She plays with her little fingers,
And irots with her little toes =
She calls for her Spanish poodle,
She calls for her China fan.
She kisses the long cared puppy,
And wishes il was a man.
Her mother stays m the kitchen,
Dressed in her coarse attire;
She freezing over the ices,
And roasting over the fire
She 5 making some nice CONNECTION,
Some delicate kind of a treat
OF creams and various jellic-,
For her daughters beaux :" at,
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. At Iowr, " H. r,rrispN. \. rsrrtsos 90
Hatfrfis ila Nua OriraHs uim5hfs. I,aH
I OWE, PATIlAON ~ Co., {ruecssor@
IL to Lowe a patison,) toHon fciofs
Commiss,oa and Forrafdrng Merchants, New
Orleans.
Ad,aucemcuts on shipments to the above
house will be made by ] u Il Mciicnry, who
may be- addressed at Shreveport, La.
ALSO, parties shipping direct to the above
house can draw al -,ghi ON Ihom for near the
value Of the cotton.
October 1. 1881.
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Nrw ORLEANS, Oct I, 1851
manuel ge,,BaiI,. Ext.
lien, Sir. Iink, lis opportunify oc express.
Ina, 10. ..r ,r,, .tprero thanks. aud rendering tu
eau m, prtenh scknuwlc .gmcnt. Tor she
l,r,., L5o.it /, h,te renewed from ,oar treat.
mept of ,Dc f,fo e.inrees ON NV right hand.
wb,,b / ~, hsppy Ia stale Is unite well. and
,ter l1,c tbe ,,.p,artur,. Of beng iioronghig
,r,,j,e.,g.,J and ,,n truly thankful that The
,,.,,,en, ,,pJ..r ,,btch have so long labnrod,
h,a .ea-,d NJ, prn i. inadc,uatc To express
the decree of suffering had experienced. for
,De i,., ,,,o u,rt,c,,l,rl,. Of tine apg thirty
- .t.... at..,.4 &C.,. 40 ,,-t,.
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NJ fOR iibany, Moor,ne's Lsa4
xA ing, >'rfHson Landing, Rim
LqHUugs, NaHi9.B thHluu, Port taddc, B,s
ION. Nuiliand, and Jebcrspp
The fine M-t running Passenger Pate,
Clcoua. Il. II MAEriN, MASTER having BEN
purchased expressly ior the above trade, vi
commence her regular trips rs SCOT as the y.
ter viii pcTm'.
Shippers mny rely on her remaining in Ii,
trade during the eutire season.
Ian IN INh1 yt82h
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AJu.lER. HARRIS. 4, WALDO. Ne -
VI Camp street, New Orleans II iotesghf
amt K, 'aa Deaifr. m linus, 'ivaNtm. Gonis,
IpiaiAtsrg and tahHH Furnishing hnoh,
Palgs, OIL. dc. Ga hand % very large a-.
sentiment ct CIT and Broul,d lmmr, and CO
rnndutc- lIpl lamps and Chandeliers Tea
Tray various patterns. Table Cuucg Plated,
Pau.hrd, lin, lapanncd, aud Wooden
Ware. Glassware; ptnn and colorod Floor
Mating, Soaps Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard lin-red, Neat-foo,
aud Chemical pi- Spirit Gas, Csuphne, Al
cohol. and Turpeuune Pants, OF every dos.
cnpton; Brushes WudpW Gb.,. Patty,
Sand Paper and Glue Flowing Polishing,
Scraplue Furniture, Coach, BIaca Japan, and
White pamar turuisho- Curlrd HAIR; HAIR
Cloth Springs Gimp, frngc- Ticking and
Bed Lace; CORDS, Tas-cl-, ,'c. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale,
PncGs or cAAfuSE;-by the barrel 90 cents
per gallon; by the five gallons, 80 cents pei
gallon, for les, quantity, 10 cents per ga'
Ion.
Jan II, 1852. '3u29-ly.
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- "a - -
" EBU.lL DEPARTuENr
'Nli L. regular eour~r ot Lectures IN this u
/ ~ttuts v8l commence on the First Of Ne
tembpr. aud coutnuc uujI the last OF lehts'
ay. ~, Anatomical Department VIII e
opened aud utad> 40 0ctWe students by NE
Fret ot pcohcr iHr Medal Department
Ntll Ice under Tive direction Of thee following
rHofE ssoRs.
4 Freeman. VI u. Professor of Anatom,
X : New fou. VI. u Professor OF Sufgef'
II, J llulre, VI -, Professor OF Theory a."
Practice ct Medicine.
". ~ RID Powell, VI D., Professor OF Phs'
iologl Pathology Nncfaiogy and "eo'
ogy
J. kus, VI. u, Professor OF Materla Medic
Therapeutics, and Medical risprudear
j. ibri sanders. 4 ~. VI d.. professor
Chemistry and Pharmacy
J. 4 Wilson, VI, D.. Professor Of obsieuF'
aud Diseases Of Women aud Children.
,iINiQrI IL, rukrHs.
Medicine Professor II. ! tlulce.
Surgery-l'roi,s~or Il. y. Newton
4 Freeman, NJ. d, Anatomical Demons'fa
tor
The fee, for full course of lectures amour
To SlO5.
Each Professors Ticket, Si5 Ma,reua
tors. 50. Demonstrated Fee, $40, Grsdns
tion, $40
Those desiring further information, w
plen%e address their letters post pald) TO W.
Dean; aud students arriving ~ the eiy VII
please call on him az the Commercial Hotel
K. >. NEWTON, VI. d.
Dean Of The Faculty
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FOR Port Caddo, B~n,.,
tn Smi,hland, Jefferson, and All ID
ssurrs-a,s7u, lcrmcdia'c landings on the lAI,
The hne passenger steamer, Oseeola. v MI
lhusson Master, having been thoroughly o,,,
hauled, painted, repaired, and rcft,ed, will r..
sumo her regular trips To the above port. d
tinue in the trade during the season. Thanh
ful fer the liberal patronage heretofore led
slowed upon them, her officers hope by street
attention to the interest OF shippers and rerl
fort ct passengers, to meet continuance N
the same.
\ey Orleans, Oct. 10th, 1881. v3 mat
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We will furnish Iiaggiug Rope, and Plan.
ia,ion supplies to Planters shipping Go the
above house.
ENANN. GREGG, q KEY.
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NEW ORLEANS.--Conlinuet'


TIL. subscribers being The
s.-..-~--@ sole Agents for the sale OF The
-. sAswsa May-siile (ky3 PLOi bffN,
"a Inc crIcbrited manufactures OF Han anu
B,llenrer. have in store barge assortment OF
,l,e,, nj and wrought ron Ploughs, winch
,i,,, offer 81 manufacturers prices;
,at HALLS Nrourht.irun p.oughS, with
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DIGElEN, BLAIR 4 co, Commp.o
II Merchants. No ss Grasier stree, New b,
leans
Jan, II, 1852 v3n30-k
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fLOIflINfs 4 M ar
a LFRED MUNkDE g. cos Ons Fr'c,
Y S,are, No 81 Magazine street, corner o'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29
= = - ss THURSDAY MORNING., JANUARY %, 1862
daily CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL


BY j.. =. CARPENTER
q .
A Peacock came. with his plurnagc gay,
Struttng in regal pride one day, s7 e. -H,.-I
Where small bird hung in gilded cage,
Whose song might a seraph's ear engage;
The bird sang on while the peacock stood
Wanting his plumes TO the negborhood
And the radiant sun seeyn'd not more bright
Than the bird that basked in his golden light; y
But the small bird sung in his own sweet words,
81 Tis not fine feathers make fine birds -
The peacock strutted-a bird go fair
Never before had ventured there
While the small bird hung at cottage door
And what could peacock wish for more ?
Alas the bird Of the rainbow wing.
He wasn't contented he tried 10 sing
And they who gazed on his beauty bright III
Scared by his screaming, soon took flight; re
Whilethe small bird sung in his own sweet words
d - Tsnot fine feathers make fine birds 81 .--f
Then pr ythee take warming madens fair I.- gri. Z
And still of tine peacock's fate beware;
Beauty and wealth won't win your way,
Though theyare attired in pluInage gay;
Something to charm you ell must know,
Apart from fine feathers and outward show : l
talent a grace. gift of mind,
Or else poor beauty isleft behind
While the small birds sing in their own true words,
"'Tis not fine feathers make fine birds,''
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rHEESE-S00 boxes Western Reserve, 300
bexs English Dairy toxss 6ohen Pine apple toE sale by
js,ea 4, b, aaIEfS Cor "a, " md " Ola k.yss
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nR. BANNING's CELEBRATED BODY

IL BRACE PATENT LACE, relief and Of tho fol.
lowing Breast Bronchit Shortnes
Pain tho Chest weane. and Bleeding at the PsI
aon Of the Heart Dyspepsia Coveneas and Piles Pains in the BACK
Spinal Aeeons Falling The Bowels Proapsus us or Bearing
on and Painful shape incident Child bearing
sd disposition Dropping Lungng and Weaness abitua Bilious
Collie Sickness Dahoea all peculiar
to Maes Females - - 81
snla only by DR. SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
Al his Office, 10 ST. Charles street. NewOresns.
chs.;ss altss, . ~ mktsIya
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LHOR MOBILE-Canal Line Steam w. =
boat ST CLARLEs.The splendid Lake ,
ST. CHARLES, r. Post, MASTER (bnilt
expressly Lake with good will leave the
New Canal md Ponteharan alroad every and rAY
EVENING Returning will Mobile Biloxi Mississippi City Pass
every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ING. For freight or passage apply on board or to
. ms r. IN - r.. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place
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REMOVALS.


- EMOV AL.-R. SANDS TUCKER " Co. have
"A a to l09 Tchoupitouas street. IA 5m
, EMOV AL.-GEoRGE PURv Es, Architect, has
"a his office No. Comne a Place, ST. Cares
nl3
D EMOY AIR. ii. MARR, Attorney at Law,
a. s removed No. Charles No u Camp
n25 ly
EhRUG STORE REMOVAL--The sub -
screr respectfully informs his friends the public hut
N his DRUG STORE of M
iars and ftsonhouse where he will be happy ~
tGer patronage
+. d. BEACH Apothecary and Druggist
Southwest Of Chatres and Cuomhouse street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

known been thoroughly repaired enlarged and
invite the attention the public TO their PIC
TuRE GALLERY where Portraits furnished all sizes in the most
superior style and iinish ,,,. .,,,., 80,
n Biperaors with complete APPARATUS at the low
prices yoghander French iIarisons Lewss and Helbs
with Box and Tablets for twenty five dolls
Quk working Tubes Plates meIan and Freeh Cases Frames
DAGuERREOTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand and for sale
ylp plesaleo retail jun6 If
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T1OR RED RIVER. ALEXANDRIA -

n all intermediate landing-The and
light theeu inehes) draught steamer VENTURE, Me
will the mouth Red River
the fine JEFFERSON For freight apply to
n4 If MCDOWELL JR., q CO., IL Poylrass st.
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bales best NewYork Oakum,
~ for sale by A. DELAGRAyE& & CO., II Magazine
Also. city made Oakum inn6s snln