New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03


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and proftable
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trannling o,, ali tbo rio, a.. s.@
no name on IL -. aorttIf o-t ~ g. "a
to compete With ttsa e. rnara 80 b;o
How dd tbs ,'s.,,,l WV, en5 7.I.s more h's
trress IT. IT, p,p.lar 1,;.la lecturers prep" s-.s
their honey tiroa 81 .,nl. - Nl,e'r
hn,,se -fhaysatsas "a - SUMMER tley nt
ia;enra ia dnr,,aa,t A, ,r,pg oslhg men OF eise
rod e,.toro;rai11 ~ iney enoose sun1eet'
siawr1 os .ba n3oI ~ ~. ~, ala calmly, quietly
- tits they put together
TIVE lectnrs saaao, or,;,,ns ,tnagnlaeent.
= ~ tteratsu1 has
fbep uaron 90 sl,a,,I mi paws
cieties IN H. Ian.a ss.i hipfaFy 30
y,ointrnents rst alit iials EOS f-
lecture in aza et;as ~ tsaig ING saIas
ar $50. and et,s,,. -, pooAeelg "a eaen 9u
profit Of 5000 to 500 TL;a = 49, : si9ar
Bnt this ID mot M - ms = Atsii'pus'
matter It is snnnosad siss +ha. aoous she
lecture that we shall he n~ossaJ sIn
the aim Of the lecfIrrer sssSid -, ~ ~ = ss-
mental good of his hearara W. - 80
the lecture IL one Of the eraat yoorsg
the ape y4 which Ia reach tLa ~, y.
Ieona What T,osy ara tLa sao.l nilsn5 70 q tne
tha ~ ~ .nensy, go INTO
pa,u Yerf,rras ,,ee q, oInsta, - 80 nue.
afrinc n raar1a ooiisot;a, I. anFas. haar..
that Charm and rIeasa and Is ,cir,.a g.
snt, And ,ba i. s f ~ i iilp-
the - l.o
it not humh,g Ia nov frr ae,,ss e..
q splendid pieee ~ t ~ ~,
stay at home And apS i,,aitas,,
reading IN our Hbrariess =
uIar lecturer takes retica ,,,,,, ~ ~.
too huInbae is arssre y,,, sn;a,,a;f 49,,
lin nine cases ont Of ten1 addras. an anil s,os
as if they were all sapans lige hmsslg Ts 90.
pioys the most complicated technicai nhTasas
and having concluded, his hearera ara +
An hours perusal of an elementary I,i,aso,S,,
OF chemistry would have pro6ted fherne hl i,o5
befogged them, ., s,sse&' nv"
One or two things can be said in. favor ~ ,ba
4 lectures Of the day. II gives the pnfIieF sorna
acquaintance with the psrsoaeile of our ciSfnS
trys distinguished mer,. sreciaIlv tfosa list;n.
gnished in literature Bat h u1at I,a rs,,sro.
l bered that our most noted men do nat make
straveling shows of Themselves. The fine
| will soon be at hand when lecturinr wiz either
| be abolished or very essentialIy modified Mer,
will begin to discover that thew have been F n
hoozIed, and will cease to allow the wool to be
pulled over their eyes any longer. The sooner
4 Sucl humDuGS uumbaTpl ifb tho dpoH ha
4 better. [ClsYeland Plain Dealer.
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MEANING OF HoMERie eAxaEs.-Honaer,s idea
IT II y tbs roas y 10 a Sp;an III; praise + hit
designafed beqe ,a,as ara ,,ot 80, 49,
sfve n oranlrootba,a ,an5ary o, .Sssp =
tbav ara n,ns;ea1 n, fosbianotia ~. t,ass,,so
noyeJists have cIotbed them With a sciit;o,to
charm t1,t for tba sake of their s;gn;sea,os
,,a, ;-torrota5 ~,
t.a.fs n. ~, M apno ss,I-a Eaa3i..
,,in5ed > Arate ss The sangbt fo- ), sol;s,ossa5
srning bv bsantv >, Hseanads 81 4l,a f,
.ha,,..t,ta5 : E,,rais,, ss tla ii, ;.a% ~ :,
fIh;soajsaa q +ba e.tf;ntar = pai-.Sana
= tho yerv baznifabla - Na,,sic q ~ eS;,,
,aited j, IN aIirson ~ ,ber 81 - a,,a S.ass1
noveynanfa. i Panelcna stba pvab-,,,, ss1,s,s =
am5 tbarahy bsnoa 4 ,,ra,srt," .s Tia -.
rf psne1ane's .rst ia az tbis da, r,.ora,..;ai
,,hrosa IA. Aha do;nr If q JoeJ tal t. na,,s,.
4 finished Penelope was pressed td select n
aacoyi brsh. III rim tho ,na,,y ,,;a1 an ~
e.. bar how'd sbs ,rnr,;ss.l ~ 49, - tl.e
| natter. aftar abe had woven a sbroad for ,bo
| AGED hero. -Iaertes Her trick To nrolona the
weav;nr If tbe sbroud Is tbus dascr;ba5 by bsy..
seif q bnrin tha dat yyoya tba larrss 1gob
INT bv nioht. when thestorches were If 7 mn
travelled If. Thus sor three vears. / lent clasr
of tbe sr;toro. but yrhe, tba fourtb ,roo,s sans
sbav founJ ,,. o,t 9hra,,, tSe
INV maid servr,ts s,.s,s ,rss-a
4 +hay vi u M, ,l;,,rsss rT,,as fr;Is1 -
shToud thanss againsf nv viii snl Nv co,n We
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THE WINTERS IN CAL1FoRSrl. Winter in
California resembles spring more than winter oe
the East Strictly speaking, there are b11trtw5
seasons on this ceast-the wet and the dry. The
first rains have fallen, and the green grass, AL
ready begins to appear upon tie NILS around
San Francisco During the next four weeks
yegetation of all kinds will receive its first i'm
petus, and precisely at that period Of the wear.
| when everything is buried in gloom and dssola
| ton on the Atlantic seaboard, and when the
trees are free of every leaf the fields of an YER
dure, and all the little streams choked in lev
to start from their ssroot bed Of brous Feathers
the grains to swell and shoot forth. and the
forest to don its deepest garment of green
/ January is the April of the West. and fbe hills
look brightest, and the valleys look saveat II,
the gloomiest months on the east IF NE R5e,sv
Mountains Now we are enioying the = iiiJS siiveSy
| singing rains of the ye,ine yeare,, Whilst Inc
.ssere Leaf and the snoHsmantlea landsoanes
are preaching their sermons of ieath and dasos
! lat6n to our friends in our early home,
True, we miss the merry Jingle Of the sIetob.
bells, and the graceful gait of the aeeomnlsl7e4
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