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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-19

So A young dandy about strating on sea
voyage went 70 store 10 purchase life pre-
server .sOh, you VIII not need Il, suggested
tke clerk, bags Of wind wont SIX
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-19
Z Prsseu1uent.

The New York Courier states that DR.. Josiah
Bartlett, Of New Hampshire, one Of the victims
cf the recent accident On The New Haven Rail
road was visited few weeks ago az his resi-
dsace bv a friend from New York, who invited
airu TO spend few days N that city, at the then
approaching Medical Convention. Dr.. 2. re-
plied that i would afford him much pleasure 70
spend some tine IN thai city, but that he had
great apprehension Of danger IN travelling TO
and fro, augmented BY the fact that when he
fast visited New York he had engaged his pas
saEa n tie steiner Lexington. for the fatal trip
On which she was burned, when almost every
uassenxer per1shed,-but did not reach the wharf
n season 70 get on board He subsequently,
7zercanae his reluctance 10 travel, attended the
Convention. and net with the fate he dreaded
n the New Haven cars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

dent Fillmore, and the new Senator from Massachusetts,
As an intellectual performance, chaste and beautiful
display Of classic eoquence, exhibition Of polished
oratory, it will stand prominent among the great
achievements of American Statesmen 1t nc. expected
Of me to present all his varied and impressive points His
great aim evidently to alay anticipated strifeto
quel all needless excitemento cultivate and establish
the ennobling of pesse while at the same time he
would vndicate American honor and maintain American
rights Such speech Il not often heard in any public
body-so rife in patriotism, replete with sound
redoent of pure genius and breathing such spirit Of
universal amty and good will. Would that there were
more Everetts in the land!
Mr.. Douglas made brief and handsome explanation,
in which he reiterated his straightforward Positions and
desired to be understood that nothing eloquently
by the Senator had altered the facts
| as he had stated them.
motion to lay the resolution under debate on the ta
ble was introduced by Mr. Mason This will undoubtedly
and the whole subject after these full and free dis
cussions by diplomats will be referred for final action
to the President and lis Cabinetsubject of course, to
| the advice and consent of the Senate.
| Washington is beautifully budding into spring The
leaves expanding With their woned spendor and the
carpets spreading their varied figures the
teeming earth The Metropolitan winter is gone!
1t is expected that The Senate will adjourn this week
But by your kind permission you may continue to hear
of matters of national interest to your readers from
Your obedient servant, DESoIo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30
ems. said n precocious youth to his n

"Ma," said precocious youth to his mater
nal progentor the other day isn't that acourtin
Sarah in the spring time of life!" why my son ~
inquired the anxious mother Sos ma he looks so -four
ishnglygreen."
sob Doctor said an elderly lady recently
to Dr. H, the celebrated bone-setter, in describing
the effects Of diseased spine, can neither lay nor set
SIN that case replied he should recommend the pro-
priety Of roosting."
man not thousand miles from Lowell once
asked another who he liked best to hear preach why
said he, II like to hear Mr. - preach best because
don't like any preaching and his comes the nearest to
thing Of any that ever heard"
A man in Cincinnati, says the Commercial,
the other day married dumb woman weighing three
hundred and six pounds. He certainly has an eye to
peace and plenty. Exchange.
And also eye to exercise. For that purpose dumb
bellies are excellent. LDay Book
1t is stated that the various expeditions that
have been fitted out within the last five for the dis
covery of Sir John Franklin have cost aggregate Of
400 Nearly eight years have elapsed without
tidngs from the missing voysgers No less than fifteen
expeditions in ALL consisting OF thirty vessels besides
boats have been engaged in the pursuit and the effort is
still continued
1t is alleged that railroads in four Of the
avenues in NewYork were obtained from the Common
Council by brides amounting several hundred thousand
dollars and those members for the Broad
way Railroad receive $4,000 each in its stock in
addition to what they have already received The sun
than nothing when elected but In has become
rich by selling his votes.
1t is stated that Gen Abner Curtis, great
shoe manufacturer of East Arlington, Mass has issued
proposals to some twenty thirty young in his
acturing warehouse that il they will the current year
be prudent economical and faithful in their duessbow
balance sheet of savings individually Of one hundred
and fifty dollars and consummate marriage before
the first day January next ensuing then he will add
New Years present, house lot upon his domain,
and hundred dollars for the purpose OF assisting in the
erection of cottage-house severaly to his corps Of
assistants aforesaid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30
wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,
n Great .Iuei,xce,,,e,,f !

tB ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD will be given 10 any
who viii produce single MINORS FEVER REM
EDY has produced injurious frequently
with Quinine and the like will be paid any
stance be found h Remedy, the GREAT MAGICAL CURE
for all Fevers.
Read the following, from peruons who we'll known:
making leyees In Louisiana and had large number q me
employ. large number suffering Chs Fever
and Dahea tried all the remsdier unne
speeds Tonic osgood Choagogns These remedies only produced
ing cabins Tocured your
Magical Fever Remedy ard where
acted like perfect charm its effects appeared like
reality In wentfour hours after administering medicine the
used Of Bloody Fux BY adding oaehaf the quantity Lau
daegm and as in Fever and Ague 1t cured
NJ Kerry June ., 1859. JOHN GREEN.
vIoEsnuRe, March !, 1857
Coll W b. MsoRSir In answer TO inquiry opinion
Of Vegetable preparation
beg
have had UPWARDS
the plantation Of Messrs Johnston,
Medicine. Medicine directed,
10 frequently had banda the with
Chilli gave them your Medicine the
g two hours they would be fine Precipitation then looked
tried Medicine the plantation
unhealthy irregular
Medicine, the
Having nSed Medicine variety Of
self preference 70 other have It.
Very respectfully, THOMAS G. JONES.
respectfully refer to Messrs Brown Camp
the well known Bankers the statement
manager Mr.. Jones. w.B MINOR
JARVIS d woopMAN, Agents,
Corner Of Magazine snd Common streets,
Who will supply the trade the proprietors prices mh23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30
Baltimore Correspondence.


SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP LINES VICE PRESIDENT
xRG-sTEANER FOR THE rEHuANTErEc ROUTE,
ETC, ETC. 4
Eorrsspenrtnfs Of TIC Crescent.
BaLrnioRE, March % 1858.
The subject of the establishment Of lines Of steamers
from Baltimore to the Southern ports Is likely at last to
be brought practical ISSUE largely attended and
influential meeting Of merchants held here last night
for the purpose taking the necessary steps to obtain
reliable information and data in regard to the feasibility
Of establishing lines of steamers to New Orleans savan-
nah and the Gulf The meeting being merely called for
the purpose of obtaining information decisive
taken In the way of subscriptions ec but the gen.
eral spirit aniang all present such to warrant
Interpretation Of earnest and united effort further the
enterprise Our merchants could easily put two
millions in these steamers without feeling the DRAIN whilst
the increase of business which would result would
than repay the outlay the enterprise itself did
prove dividend-paying one.
Your contemporary the Picayune, seems to have been
badly hosxed in publishing that crcumstanal account
Of the administration Of the oath of office to
dent King BY the Isabel bringing Havana dates to the
sth nst the information received that Mr. King had
declined taking the osth of Office in view of the entire
mprobabiity Of his living to return to this country
letter from yce-consul Rodney dated Matanzas 9th of
March, also states that Mr. King removed from the Cum
bre the LIST inst where the Pcayunes correspondent
SeASAAosJ VIVA
estate Of Col Chartraud Havana dates to the 12
ceved by the Black Warrior also make mention of the
occurrence.
The steamship Jewess recently belonging to the Nor
folk line reported to have been purchased by parties
connected with the Tehuantepec route She is receiving
extensive ancosty alterations to fit her her new field
of service.
The rite of confirmation was administered yesterday
palm Sunday to nearly hundred persons at Christ
Church Protestant Episcopal of which Dr. Johns is pas
tor. Since DR.. whtingham has been Bishop of Mary
land confirmation has been held in this Church. the
Bishop who is ultra bigh-church refusing to visit any
church unless the entire control Of the services the
time being is given up to him, and Dr. Johns who is
owchurch man, declining to yield to the claims of the
Bishop. At present Bishop Nottingham is in Europe,
and Bishop Whtehouse is temporarily exercising Episco-
pal functions here Such this not cal
culated impress those outside the church with any
reverence for its doctrines which poorly exemped
in the lives Of Its pastors.
The Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have
resolved to abolish their shops Of constructions and
after conne their mechanical operations entirely to the
repair Of the rolling machinery of the road giving out all
the work to be done by contract This one Of the
results of the late strike and will be the of driving
large amount Of work away from our city. OBSERVER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

TOOTH AND GUM SPECIE &c

For the Cure Sore Diseased Bleeding Gums removing all
Tartar from the Teeth, and keeping them clean and white
preventing decay.
B This valuable preparation discovered after long experiments
by Dr. L. M B. Icru the o eminent Dsnsn Franee and
used him his practice for upwards fifteen years. the
ouly eeanses Teeth keeps
clear tartar seuryy; decayed prevent be-
coming decay has commenced will arrest it's progress, from
the purifeaon renders TO the Teeth. II also Of the
fers Of the breath discovered.
Abundant evidence could be produced equally the follow
ing from Dr. Gilbert thought The propora consider
this sufficient 10 satisfy any candid mind;
Being called upon 70 give my opinion respecting Or Iaeruss Tooth
and Gum peeihe take pleasure that far have head
from i eieets has given universal ATTRACTION and bears the appel
alon OF the article whiten
ing the teeth ao restoring hmness son. spongy heal
where there is liberation, with IaIy. Suffice say that
has rival m point OF efficacy. S. GILBERT, N. D.,
December Is, 1880 las Poydras street, NewOreans.
~ Sold Wholesale and retail, at prOprietors prees by
JARVIS d wOODMAN,
n1haa nlc nrnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30
The GREAT Kentucku Remedu.

az DR.. GEoGIIEAGANs COMPOUND EXTRACT or HYDRO
PIPER, Vegetable Alternative Tome Purifier the Blood Ths
safe efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning the confidence
the public and gaining the favor Of community where It's a
ary aud healing properties have been fairly teaed.
DR. GEoGHEGAN the dcoverer and proprietor this justly
bratsd remedy is not only regular medical graduate
nsve practice and large experience bis profession ha
pie opportunities of'esiing under his immediate supsu tbs
curative properties this Vegetable Compound almost every varsity
and grade disease and therefore pledge
raey Of hoao that in his humble Judgment Ccmpoi
Extract Of iydroPPer will apparently hopeless. and
ate than all the nosums patent medicines the world
that curative In the following diseases stands nnyaed
VIII sero White swelng Negro Consumption seuryy, Dspep
s Chronic Rheumatism Gou Neura Sores Ulce7s
all Skin Dseasts Kidney Affections serLi, Meura Diseases
ondary Syphilis all Female Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS together
with large class ofdseaes resulting from
condition Of the digestive and sssHllative organs.
In proof the ses the to read Dr.
Geoshegans Journal be had Of the Agents.
each bottle Of the medicine. JARVIS WOODMAS,
unha a9tslu9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

u.
Speak to the once again!
Thy gentle words bring back
The fairy hopes thought were dead
Upon Life's stormy track.
Forsaken and betrayed,
OF every joy bereft,
I turn to thee-oh, bear me up,
For only thou art left.
II.
Speak to me Thy dear tones
Come to me like the sound
or waters to the travel-worn,
Where deserts glare around.
Shelter me in thine arms
Make frenzied grief depart;
Surely, have one blessing left
Thy high and faithful heart.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

NOVEL coSrAcroH,-The Boston correspondent of the
Springfield Republican, finishes sketch of member of
the Legislature political opponent-as follows
1t is said that brings his meal to the House
in leathern satcheL and for the purpose of keeping his
repast warm sits upon his bag until dinner time This is
continuance of Tartar origin and cannot Of course be
patented in American
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

BURNED TO DEArH-On Monday night, at Milton, Ky,
daughter of B. Floyd, aged IA years met with an
awful and heartrending casualty She retired to her
about 10 o'clock about halfpast eleven she found
herself enveloped in flames in which condition she burst
into her brothers. and threw herself upon his bed
Her brother succeeded in extngushing the flames but
not until she burned crisp and he himself
badly burned that amputation of both hands it is feared
will be necessary She died yesterday afternoon about
10 o'clock 1t supposed she studying her les
in bed and had dropped asleep leaving lighted
die near by. Madison Courier, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

One hundred tons of copper from North Carolina were
sold in NewYork few days ago for ssOoo at the of
$50 per ton This copper mnedn the of
months, at expense of about $1,000. Such result
that mining may in this country be made pro-
dtable an enterprise as it is in England.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

There is Bible still preserved, written palm leaves,
in the University of Gottingen contoinng $3.50 leaves
Another Bible, of the MATERIAL is at Copenhagen
There also in Sir Hans sloanes collection more
than twenty manuscripts in various languages on the
1871
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

Powers AaeRroA-we glad to learn, says the Gin
cinnat Gazette that movement is on foot to purchase
and place in suitable place. that great production of
the genius of our Cincinnati sculptor nearly
pleted-4neco. general subscription, open to ALL we
doubt not would produce the sum required-$20,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

Bill Enos, notorious character who has served term
Of imprisonment in the Baton Rouge Penitentiary has
recently been convicted in Memphis for imposing upon
traveller with Mexican puzzle and sent to the State
Prison for eight years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

The Unicorn new boat built at Pittsburgh for the
Memphis and Hatchie river trade, reached Memphis on
her first trip on the nth inst She will carry 1900 bales
Of cotton and her cabins though plain neat and
Portable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

HAr-Meville the prince Of St Louis hstters has in
preparation, 1t is said hat for eKPresdent Fillmore
Well done, MELVILLE say we.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

Capt Denham, an Englshmsn, hrs lately sounded, in
the South Atlantic, depth Of eight and threequarter
miles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. March az

ST. CHARLES. E Edwais II Perkins cresws Hall lady
children and servants; Bas La W Mount Taylor,
servant, Scott CGswsn, Ala y Austin
Austin, kirby, Va Mr. Van Antwerp John W
VI Captain Morgan, q "A; I T Porter, Coz, O
Crutch Robertson Miss Leekhsrt
wood, II T Burke, Texas; c smedlsyi II II Walker W.
yERANDA.. Geo Donkin MeCraeken, Miss DR. Gibson
Moon, Ark; James Grear ST Louis Mrs Carr, Jas Alexander
McGraw Mrs daughter, W lady,
Prestige, sturdevan Aas Thompson, Texas TAFT Mo-
bile.
ST. SERVANT Laurence Bourgeois
Billings w Keep Tards, N Fiurlbn, " W Psnde-
ton and Lawess III johnson and lady, Miss Ba
thurst. +,
ARcADE..s Rowe, W Rankin, Rankin Jones J Ard
TFord Pops, Warren, CAiknson, Murphy, johnson
Miss, Mafdes NJ Harris Ark; II Baa W Pequeu MIL
Ter kss, Ennis Ausin, La Parns, Thos Parns
shaw, TsaasJ Cochran Z Moran, Cal Hgham, XVI A
Crnkshank; PhiPot.
CITY Cassidy, Mosle; Barton Murray Murray
Bsach, Brongrr Hook La; Could John saddler
EB- CARD.-The Firemen's Charitable Asso-
citation return their heartfelt thanks RICE Esq reesp
ton the Of slo receipts given
aad Assoea,on at the Hppodome Saturday Evening q5h
thus adding the many obligations by
the Fire Department through the hands that phan hrop
misc JAMES NJ. yANDEGRIFF, Vice President F. C. A.
14~ To PERSONS RUPTURED-The many per-
and rsetua Dr. Sherman
than passing notice. For particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

Worms Destroy More ChSIt-e,s
" Than thing ee This no, Of.
That Worms ahod destructive 10 life matter
surprise To that such animals could exist in the
bowels without injury the individual pposterous extreme
Most Worms select for their food the ehye the substance FROM which
blood fomcd-he consequence that the always weakly
and delicate and has vorseions appetite accompanied with
other symptoms such as disturbed sleep pain stomach
headache, grinding the teeth, picking the nose breath
Parents whose children present Of the symptoms
have believe that their children afflicted with Worms
should at oncs
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
which will fail destroy these animals prevent the
evils attending their the bowels squa applicable
adults children and administered with perfect safety
no delicate We confidently recommend to ALL knowing be
superior remedy requires but atrial convince all of this
Price only IS cents VIAL Sold, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
ISL Chartres street, New Orleans.
kVpntsf ovtha Jfnit.i cta, .bao atoa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30
Fresh sAs.riUOls.

T.. L. Il IL IL L CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
t3lisve now in store complete and well assorted supply
ASON ABLE GOODS
by steamship EMPIRE CITY, The following comprise
few Of the leading articles, viz
BIaAZIIIENNE AL5ONI ROBES, Colcrsd Ground;
| BRAzLIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Very Rich; ..
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Flounces;
ALBoNAIS ROBES, of Embroidered MUSLIN
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES, Pompadour Style, TO Flouncesi
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Mousquetaire Flounees;
NEW STYLE JACoNET "DOLFRES; ~
NEWEST STYLE JACoNET, HARTMAN from rs cents up
NEWEST STYLE JACoNETs eros oDIER,n for Children;
NEW STYLE BRILLIANTINEs Light Ground
PERSIAN BRILLIANTINES;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLfkNTINES for Ladies'.
One Case Colored BRIIIANTINES entirely new at the
unusual low price of TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One rich BAREGE. coors TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES. Style Albanase, THREE DOLLARS
1000 Metres Plaid and Striped SILKS. AT SIX BITS PER YARD
p. & Il. REILLY CO.,
mh2s 6t2dp Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

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rrsst slae1sut x this Snieutsd and World reuorne,
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- s1eesFsd lass night for once, to 20 Mrs.
7 +. r.. t'e, =. 0eonnes. ~ AZ dae Difference to
soela eAss tnsr m QUIZ e1fmstAon she is far,
soo@ seHesss mos only Hn4p1onf In voice
-, pos rs iear somswn.s shseted. Loves
+ s- }. sne sxssps'sn p NJ, Lynns's part, was
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

"AS BROUGHT to the Pound of ~
w The First Ward, First District Of Amman (x
eAinn and streets
GRAY MARE about hands high and fo,siosk
shot fore back short TAIL with BAY COLT,
white HE lorshsad other mari srsnd visible.
claimed before WKpN ESDAr, April will
soa rublic aaetscn D.
uksqsl ws.hsE,S, ffa E,a-errs rsiiss, Fns. B.n.,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

81 .s.:s ssss.s ! FasIss a.si u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

Uo1srs yoRrHE WoRLp's FAiR-Col John Pope at his
plAniaAnn, 1.-THE OHks about four miles distant from
Msmphi Tsnn, has grown and prepared bale Of cotton
dsssd fok Tie Worlds Fair 70 be held at NewYosk IL
mkt Col Pops has taken great pains to put up th
hals vsl = 70 ono he sent to the Worlds Fair Al
vagoe p how Tie kind a cotton that can BE- raised
h ~ Iasfon q the cotton growing eepntzy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

49, million srzivsd Il e. Louis on the 10Th
Md BY Nj. Hudson Lols Montex arrived on
- ~ from The Ohio. Both have engagements at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

DKPLoRAal.E AccIDEsT.-At Jerseyvlie, Illinois, on tn
18th nst two young children Of Mr. Krodel of Field
on-one boy Of four and the other girl Of two year
yoangerwere SO dreadfuy burnt during the Temporal,
absence Of their parents that they both expired in thu
course Of cw hours DUST before his death the boy
his mother that his little sister having rocked herself
Of the cradle into the Gre be took her in his arms
carried her out into the snow in order to put out tn,
flames but without success 1t therefore, that tn,
noble child lost his life in his efforts to save that
his sister The unhappy mother is in state bordering
on insanity