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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

Sumter (Ala.) Democrat. The author is a dis.
tant relation of X. N. Pepper, Esq:
- a A DREAM. By T. IHoS
had dream, which was an awful dream
The sun was just two hours high--or thereakouts
And the Cat birds warbled In the ETHEREAL space
Lust overhead preparatory to going to roost
The earth land all Of Sumptereounty mud)
Swung as In days Of old in the sunlit evening air
Dogs bark'd and growld, and Ruawd their ae,bless
bones,
And Seemed to relish their poor and hard repast
The very Grassboppers gave forth their notes of low
As through the bug weeds they quickly pass,d
just such dream
Ye Gods and little hshes a. men will often have
Who eat too much Of tough aud ancient beef
Whose every fibre reminds Of q Gutta Percba cord
To mascate and then digest the ostrich MS r coua 40
The was Just two hours high, methnks said
And lay sleeping meath a small persimmon tree
Thought heard the sounds Of aboripp tools nd men
And such notes struck oo my dreamy sense =
Ifancied cities rose, qniek forth to living view
High towers sprung up On every side and glitter'l
In the sun--and men we're busy with their teams
Hauling most tremendous piles Of dirt and log
But. 10 q change came DER the spirit Of my dream
A strange sight bursts upon the vista Of my gaze :
And deafeDing sound comes rushing DER the hills
Now far away Is ptchy cloud In frightfu edd e.
Curl while shout sbous Is heard TO break upon air
As men rush quickly by and cry - -
The cars coming in----
Just here bad persimmon fell and struck me on the
nose where blue bottledfy had been quietly reposinv
md awoke else would have had the projected rail
'oad to sumtervlle completed, and in operation
sumteryille Ala, September 20, 1858. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

TALKING GERMAN.-At table d'hote, in Co.
logne, manufaetur Of Sheffield, says the Leeds
Intelhgencer, who spoke nothing but English
was seated next to a German lady, who did not
speak it at all. Handing her plate of peaches
he said "Have a peach, marin % e.Nein,"
lno,) replied the lady. s'.Ninei Z" said he star
ing with astonishment, first at her and then at
the other guests at the table s.why, marm,
there's only six in the dish; but there they are
for you,'' at the same time rolling them upon
her plate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

MRS HARRINGTON AT THE SHOw.-Mrs. Par
tington and her son visited the menagerie yes
terday. The old lady was introduced to Fred
Hunt, the very gentlemanly and polite agent.
She remarked that she had always been deeply
affected by the sight of any display Of the
wild yenizens of the African jingles--inquired
II Mr.. barnum hadn't Geological intuition
In Boston, Fred, from the deep respect he had
always had towards the old lady, gave her all
the information required sDear me- said
she, giving him one of her own sunny smiles,
what wonderful man he must be, and what
an aggressive age | have lived to see have
just been examining the white pole bear sOh /!
ew said Ike, (who was splitting tobacco juice at
the monkey in the adjoining cage,) here's a
beauty The old lady moved along, her eyes
wide open with wonder, and looking right
through tn her silver, bowed specs, Oh, Isaac .
she said, "lood at the rabboon." "Ladies and
gentlemen" said the attendant, +" this is the
man monkey" 'Ah!' said Mrs Partington,
we are fearfully and wonderfully made" She
took the agents arm, called Isaac, who was sed-
ulously endeavoring to initiate the tigers prowl
behind some visitors, and moved on towards the
wax figures. "Isaac," said she, ssthis is Mr..
Hunt, the regent for Mr.. Barnum's great
amusum; he is going to show us all the wonders
attained in this canvassed. Who is that done
up in wax there p said she oThat, madam
said Fred,' is the royal family, and the particu-
lar figure is the Iron Duke" "La, now !' said
she, "well, we all have our pickit-illoes, but
what Queen Victoiroarer wants with an iron
statute in her pelise, l don't see Well, there's
no counting for taste" Just then the agent
was called away, and the old lady made an en-
gagement to meet him and finish her inspection
to-day. AS many of our readers have neither
seen the menagerie or the old lady and her in :
teresting son, they can see both by going to day.
[St. Louis Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY. Y.-The following beau
tiful allegory is translated from the German
sophronius, wise teacher, would not suffer
even his grown-up sons and daughters to asso-
clate with those whose conduct was not pure
and upright.
"Dear father" said the gentle Eulalia to him
one day, when he forbade her, in company with
her brother, to visit the gentle Lucinda, " you
must think us very childish if you imagine that
we should be exposed to danger by it,
The father took in silence dead coal from
the hearth, and reached it to his daughter.
" 1t will not burn you, my child, take it."
Eulalia did so, and behold her beautiful
white hand was soiled and blacked, and as it
CHANGED, her white dress also.
"We cannot be too careful in handling coals,'
said Eulalia, in vexation.
Yes, truly" said her father, "you see, my
child, that GOALS, even if they do not burn,
blacken; SO it is with the company of the vi
cious."
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IGOR BALTIMORE, WASHING -Esasssss5s.ssssEEss;jF

II TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK x5fa1t.ss:SsI1s
GREdT THROUGH LINE FOR THE EAST I--BALTIMORE AMI
OHIO RAILROAD from Wheeling baltimore,
he washington Branch Rsicsd at the Junction. (as called
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad TO Phladelpha
Peted and the whole read fine condition.
most picturesque and romantic routes the world
officers and Agents Of this CompaDy and there he
United States Notwithstanding the
o1s agents Of other routes to tho contrary.
The and rendd Of the Union
tickets from these places Baltimore Washington
be had OF Wall Widen, Boat Agents. and Newell
Levse ST. Louis the Union
The steamers Leave the wharf at Louisville daily Wheeling
gers and baggage carefully transferred the
The Express Mail Train Wheeing daily
and arivss at Cumberland (20 me)at allowing
hours there arrives Baltimore (Ss0 me daylight
morning. full with early Washington
trans making the passage through from Wheeling less than
hours, including soppages.
Travellers wilt CHEAPEST
we'll OF the most pleasant the
baggage checked through
Passengers and baggage anered
Janelion and for philadelphia at Baltimore without charge
yeer are allowed ample time and opportunity all points
Through cket from St. Lou ncudug MEALS etc. on the boat to
with the privilege of lying
The route to Washington s0 Philadelphia To be
of the Agents AS ABOVE, ONLY.
The Railroad Wheeling Phllade
phis or vi Wasbingon, 90 so. -
Is When stop running season. assen
reach Wheeling by Columbus zanesye Ohio
EF Freghs 10 all Eastern points, this
which prepared do will BE- taken
my eher route All property carefully handled and delivered in
Inquire as above, and Of JosKPH Z. ELDER,
No. 40 Commercial sweet, corn Of Pine,
anas WM PARKER General Superintendent, Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

New York SOUTHAMPTON aud BremenFir.t Cabin
All letters and newspapers must through the
No bills fladng signed OF the of sailing.
experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
freigla o passage apply to
MoLLER SAND 4 RIERA, 20 South street, New York.
C. A. HEINCKEN CO., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY d CO.. Southampton.
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WATERLJvG PLACES.
r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER .sG-A
lsl CREOLE-FaIl Arrangement For -t11S1sr
Jean SPRINGS BILOXI and ntsrmsdiate
splendid low CREOLE Cbae Walker, MASTER
expressly for this trade with superior accommodations will the
foliows . - -
MONDAYs.....by A NJ CarI FRIDAYS see. by 9 A. NJ Cap
WEDNEsDAYs.by p. NJ Cars SATURDAYS. P. NJ.
as follows
Lsavss NsS Orleans. Lsares Octaa spriso,;
MONDAYS AM NJ
WEDNESDAYS. by p M cars THURS A. NJ.
fRIpAYs ...bysA NJ care SATURDAY ........a A. M,
SATURDAYS. by P. M cars. SUNDAY r. Nj
~ Freight rssvsd ct the Railroad all the up ocloek
Saturdays.
w The Way Letter Bag viii Agent on Mon
urdays at 5 o'clock p. ". - - -"
~ Pare Boy s. Louis and Psss Christian s9
yants a5 Deck "a Fare tessiaspp City ana Oaeap
Springs e2 so; Children and sefvsnts Deck fi,
a9s ~ r. GEDDES. Agent Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

1t is stated that the London bankers are will.
ing to invest $40, 900 900 in an air line railroad
from Augusta to Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

ANHITE LEAD-In Is, so, 100 and 500 lb.
w tsfs Atlantic Union Brooklyn Pacific Ulster and
gsrsss wkslLsad FRINCH zNcfor sals BY
bA 4. DkLAeRAvk D 90. VI Magaains street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

QR1DGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 20
SsIpsrssTThs Agents e. the celebrated BRDeEwATER
barrels and half barrels ground in OIL In kegs polnds
eleh Also Black manufactured from the all which
will be found mineral
properties certificates etc. pamphlet which had the
depot. G. G. BOGERT q CO.,
aovs for ths s,Atss Of Ai.,
~ UININE-2000 o. in store and for sale by
~k iy6 L. j. HART 4 CO., 70 Tehoupitoulaa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

PEoof PAAiSI.Dspo No. 70 camg sreeiThe public
espeeny nohed that the Bridge Paint Company
the erection The mins addition mills the din
Guilty heretofore IN supplying the demand ground OIL
M for the FUTURE be eecuAy can
lied rpor being pronptly filed.
is the intention Of the
ai, green and other eoo from the Bridge water
edaiey introduced this packages
The dry mineral be with lime (nsead
purposes covering wood and briksay lime well
ked This haa been
entity this % and works admirably description OF
ropertes etc. see pamphet which be had al the
d5pot or ofany Of the Sub Agents.
Dry in barrels weighing 400 TO 500 lbs,
Dry, in half barrels weighing 900 10 95Olbg,,
Ground in oil, In kegs Of rs, 50 and 100 1bs,
For sale by @. C. BoGERT Il CO., 10 Camp street
gents for the States Of louisiana Aabsna spp and Tern,
y AKents. fal1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

The following vessels have been sold at New
York within the few days past at prices as .n-
nexed ship Rasselas, 9l4 tons, $50, 600 ship
Compromise, 794 tons, $4,000; ship Iobert
Hooper, 156 tons, s37 500; ship Medo,'ak, s4o
tons, $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10
AIEM YORK GAS REGuI ATOR CoMPANl

| OFFICE, 2s2 BRoADWAY.-THE OFFICE OF THE NEW
YoK AS REGuLA LA1oR COMPANY been esab-
shed Broadway and Waf and
prepared % sell kddera Patent Gas private
sumers Cas- es companies and others Throughout the United
S.at
invited from all places United staes who're Gas
Rioh
Kdders Regulator desred proposals will be received
m Companies in the
s machine has received the highest
aons well the unqualified appreciation OF the
a United States after long expsiience Of
while the of
tbs light e. doabt ever
plsd 10 Lighting Apparaus lights
than The dangerous compounds Of spirits
had at the Office Of The Company Tor they w be
by po~tD ii CLAitkE secretary lyfs SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

EDWiD K COLLINS 4 Co, IS Wall street. NY.
BROWN, sfilPLEY Co, Liverpool
y q ROBERTS d CO IS King Is Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNRoE a CO.,
2e Rue Noire pana victoires, Paris.
lEe wnofs OF these ships will be accountable for Gold Sill
Buitsni Specie ewey Precious Metas unless Bills
ang signed eEeior and the value thereof therein expressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

gIyHE BRITISH AND NORTH 4Efe.
IL AMERICAN RoSR MAIL TfAMSHPS-sS 23A71133z.
FROM ~ YORK LFvfIRU0L-Chef Cabin
Second CABIN Passage su cabin Passage, 90o Second Cabin Pas
sags, e55. : - =
~ The ships from Boston at Halas.
ARABIA. CAp'An yudkinA. AMERICA, Captain Leitch.
PERSIA Captain Ryrie. EUROPA, Captain Shannon.
ASIA caPlsa =, g Lott. CANADA, Captain Stone.
AFRICA, CAptaa Harrison. NIAGARA, Captain Lang.
The eova vessels ele white light head
stsrboard bow red bow
NIAGARA, Long. FROM BOSTON, Wednesday, galy
AFRICA. Harrison, from NEW YORK, Wednesday July 10.
AMERICA, Leteh, from BOSTON, Wednesday. July 80.
AkABlA, Jadklns, tgm NEW YORK. "Wednesday, July q.
EUROPA. ShauPon Dom BOSTON, Wednesday, August3.
ASIA, Lott, from JEW YORK. Wednesday, August TO-
SiASARA, Leiteh, from BOSTON "Wednesday, August II.
AFfCA, Harrison, from NEW YORK Wednesday, "a
Befih not secured tai paid for.
An experienced Surgeon beard.
F Ths these shls Will not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion, Jeey, Preous Stones Metals unless BH
Ig gned therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
~ For freight or passage, apply 70
iyss sm K. CUNARD Bowling Green
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10
DAILY CRESCENT.

ANOTHER GREAT PoEN.- find the following
eccentric "pome' in late number Of the
Sumter (Ala.) Democrat. The author is dis
tant relation Of X. N. Pepper, ESQ.,:
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ALABAMA RIVER.
EyOR MONTGOMERY Wvrrvpv.

n :, W A. N
SELMA and sl landings on AIa,ans River, via
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIA-The cnD rs ana
anrh bui GEORGIA. Captain Snuott com
nndng will regular
oetoher 90 leaving Nsworn and Montgomery ALTER
NATE NEsDAf Shippers rely puncuAly
attention to all business enrus to her plsaage
having unsurpassed dations, apply -
s4i I'm oGLEsBY MACAUEAY, ss Tchouploalas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

vINHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND <A
il SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL = Saai&23GHs.
ships comprising this WASHINGTON
Capt NJ Fiteh HERMANN, Capt E. Higgins These steamers
stop at Southampton, both going and returning
pronns ddatss NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

OyVs
w, WI Leave SUNDAY. u-s{,er at 8 O'Clock An.
Ef'Oh dALVESTONtfN fNDIANoLA, ,PoRT SI$TE4.
LAVAGA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Rsruiar New ,X8In6fsn
orleans sn TsIaa Unisd State. Mail Of steAnhps
magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, jeremiah Smith, mas
~ na w M ssss % q ssoys Freight tor Galveston will be delivered
sad avaea will be landed the act
aagoda Bay without extra charge height passage
ing elegant Accommodations, spply 70 - . = - =
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot Of Julia street
. opposite the Steamship Landing,
This line having established It's plot cayallo Bar
tains - - - $500 VI ~ wv" ~
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The Ships composing this Line she
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Lace. BALTIC Captain Cornstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain
These Ships have built By contract expressly for Government
service every has taken their construction the En-
sne
sengers are unsunalled for elegance and comfort
NewYork Liverpool first cabin sl20
elusive extra size state s0O second cabin SO from Ii
vefpool to NewYork $50 and $40
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid Tor.
n prc
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NEW YORK AND HAYRE STEAM <sfAE

v NAVIGATION COMPANY U. S. Mail
the FRANKLIN, wotton eonnfnander, HU
BOLDT D. Lines commander will York. fiavre
Southampton the year 1853, the following days:
From New YORK. From Havrs. From Southampton.
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & walnu
CINCINNATI, ONO.

Incorporated, 1S4S.
THE attention Of the public Is respectfully called 10 the
Living vfduas in Thorough practical manner Tor Ill
counting and business pursuits ,.
practical Instruction given in the art OF Keep
Ing scientifically Double Entry Books iii tho different dc
lending in among the most eminent esta
engaged individually or partnership In business
whether prosperous or the purchase anu Sae
merchandise at wholesale anu retail oEnns anu
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laiion including sPecuiaons in Stocks real estate, &c
with scambOatng bank insurance. railroad and books OF
joint stock and chartered associations generally
CONNIE calculations embrace every variety oil COM
puat ons pertaining business operations being taught
according TO the most approved mehods-lnerest Dis
count Equations, arbitration o! Exchanges. &C.
Mercantile CoTTesPoRdeHee-Such exercises are lGtrouuc-
this subject calculated to impress business
habits genuine business style OfcorrespOndence upon
mind of the student well as aniliarize him with
ti1 techniCalities and phTaSeolOgy ncudg pro
Jornia Invoices Account saes bills OF exchange, &c
Practical PennanshiP-Onc hour is devoted in teaching
with Thorough command OF hand and PEN accuracy a1
elegance with and Tapdity and perfect lesoty win
Coni,rSrcIai Law aud Political ECONOMICALLY Lee
lures are given important topics, as connected
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commerce. and practical workings OF trade the
ubect OF Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable IN
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Of wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
it, profit, interest, inter Dational trade, &c.
The can be completed i'll from eight 10 Twelve
weeks.
al time.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance OF the Principal enables him
TO erer distance TO those snsto procure situations
Good hoard can be obtained city al TO 1915
per week.
TERMS:-For partial course, books ationery, &c. in
For Gi course, books, stationery Diploma So inclu-
siye, 5000. JOHN GUNDRY.
JaHS53-Iyd FrtnclPnL.
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

WELLSBURIl va.
THE Fail session this School will commence on MON.
DAY The 18th OF SEPTEMBER and will continue five cal
endar months.
Nopupi will be received less time than one session,
unless by special agrcemen-and when once entereu no
deduction he made absence during the session. eX
Cept in Ofprotracted sickness viii any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
Classical and Mathematical. lSVV
Bond and Tuition per session OF five months. $500
harnvariably in advance the remainder at the mu
die OF the session.
discount per cent will be made on the bills oil all
u For further Information catalogue, published by
By order OF the Board,
SAM'L ID. TOMPKlNS, Rector
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the difficult to destroy OF all that
ncst human system ii grows TO an almost indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened IN the itestincs
stomach eecting the health dy as 10 cause ST.
Vitus Dance Fits, that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that ii is Tape Worm that is fastening them
carly grave In order TO destroy this WOIm' very
energetic treatment be pursued itwoud Therefore be
proper 10 lake or my Liver Pills, so as TO Iem0Vc
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
mon Worm which must be taken in doses OF two Ia.
bic sVOonuls three times day. These directions followed
been knowntO fail in curing the most Obsu
rate ofTapc Worm.
READ FOLLOWING:
And you cannot be Indifferent 10 this appeal Human.
ity calls upon you do your uuty 1t is oly one out Oh
the many thousands who ha its wonderful eHccts
Dr. J. n. HObensack,- 10 you, the IN
Ventor highly valuable medicine, onptS this umDe
tcstimony in its favor, being SAT- gentle, YET power
fully efectunl remedy for Worms Having lad mucn eN-
peencc in knowing thu effects OF various
my wife, who well skilled i'll :iiHisteIng 10 childlei
in stress pronounced 1t the best she had ever uSe anu
would other while yours could be had a daugh'
Ter OF became seriously diseased her symptoms
alarming but her mother at once sought out RENE
dy Worms. Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken haTa bottle o! Sir the JOY gave an
ate mother, the Improvement i'll her child, she be
ing about five six years old She passed an Immense
quantity Worms, he sickly countenance now brighten
ed her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child Threatened with decline death, now gave prom
Use OF health. Thanks TO kind Providence hose beS
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child hcOh
decc IecOEmcndit to all patents whose children arc
suffering with Worms.
D. NFVI., auth. R1 OF
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS,


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Consulate OF France i'll the United states
The above statement and signature were acknowledged
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