New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28
Something for Every Body.

The man of thirty, who withstood the sly
ganees Of beautiful rich young widow, without finch
ing now offers himself for target at fifty PAGES.
That Nature abhors a vacuum is shown by
The act that the dirty and seky neighhorheo is
the Iaore children are born IN it.
The snow in the streets of NewYork fairly
blocked up the railroad tracks and stopped the runnig
of the This great fun and the Of much
jcsting on the part OF the omnibus boys
A man without money and Il heart full OF phi
lantropy whose coat little thread bare is stunned
Ike thie man with pocket full Of money and a
heart full Of Yillsiny Is courted for his virtues
The Cincinnati Times states that a case of
hts cured in that city recently. by pulling oil one Of
The mau's boots and placing II his mouth 50 that
he could breathe in It. II said 70 be an infshc cure
We have heard of births on steamboats, and
railroad but haEe to that is little
ger stillthat Is, birth in courtroom which
hsp med here during the food awrenceburs Register
sally Maminash in whose veins eoursed the
booi Of the Indian in that town died few days
since nNoTthsmptou Mass She was eighty eight years Old
She tied bed supported by charity For many years
Shr had been poor
= How do you get on with your arithmetic
aud cstechsm asked father Of his little boy the other
night How far have you got " I've eiphered through
addition, substrHcton justification, qualification and
adoption answered the little fellow
Tie carriers OF the General Advertiser have
received much money Tor their New Years ddresses
In addition to their reguar salaries that the editor ba
proposed to exchange situations with the chief Of them
Ihe proposition has been declined
The remnant Of the Six Nations OF In
lans, residing in Western NewYork number in AZ
but 3T individuals But single representative
u the Mohawk is left The Seneeas maiusin large
preplnderance, numbering 267s
The North American Review is Of opinion that
tho annual supply of the precious metals Will not fall be-
low 500 COO many years and that IN quarter Of
century tDs supply will depreciate money to onehah or
oue.third its present value,
/ We don't know Of any thing that so irritates
rich old fellow, who prdes himself ON his pey to
mind him is necessary order to be Christian
feed the hungry cothe the naked and do unto others
he would have them to do unto him, why's it
since the discovery of thu silver mines Of Po-
tos there have been extracted fnI them not less thar
xeen hundred millions OF dollars The vein is said l.
be rich it but 1t is not worked for tn
want Of mechanical force such and the aeite
| 4 commerce alone afford
1 The papers, far and near, have been herald
ing that Rev Henry Ward Beechers lady had pTesente
him with tripets at recent birth In the last ndepen
dent, he denies the soft Impeachment aud hopes III
mousing, mon gering editors will be bound out yer,
Try nurses at some fornlling hospital
The Astor Place Opera House has been pur
chased by Messts Wilson & Hunt and + Coffin and II
probable will pass from their hands into the possession
the Mercantile Library Association provided that nstitu
tiou can obtain from the LEGISLATURE amendment
the:r charter which authorizes heEl 10 ho!d Fea esta
| only to the value Of 100000.
A case of abstinence has come under our no
ice which though not miraculous nevertheless, n
are not Ut liberty gve living Ia this city who freI
conscientious scrupes Of religious duty has gone foo
days without eating Single particle OF food (Nheen
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