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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
aen Orleans 1aiLp Gresfent.
AaEs o. KIxoN. WILLIAM \. Ap '1ea
BY NIXON &c ADAMS.
ORr1CE, MO. 20 CAME STREE T.

TERMS:
Se, will regularly served to subscribers IN Tue
ety at an early every morning, Sundays
N sfo a wear in advance; half yeary and quar'eiis a" ZIG
same rates or 20 cents week. payable the
advertisements per squareirst Insertion IN al e1e
81; for every subsequent insertion. be Genus.
Advertisements on the second are charged o. '
published at intervals, will be charged u per
square for every insertion. ,b ~
Advertisements not marked, will be published one noin' "
LANCER and charged accordingly; no advertisement VI 'a'
srnon Will be stopped until all arreaFages are pao al o
option Of the proprieors.
Esf,aral Discount will be made 70 regular
THE DAILY CRESCENT
s1e circulation which renders desirable medium 1o aus
ters AZ FAMILY PApERit circulaes largely reschns
hundreds of homes early hour and oelng ea
the approach Of business hours, consequently aFces
M family use may be advantageousy published IN us
y columns
THE WEEKLY CIR ESCENT
x,nbished every Monday morning at IS year. Invariably IN
edysnce Having an extensive circulation throughout Lou
sana Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama texas ana oes
1t presents favorable mode to advertisers OF making
+bar wares and commodities known. Advertisements IN
serted for 81 per square, each Insertion.
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MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1856

No. We are indebted to the Hon. Geo. Eustls, Jr.
for late favors in the shape of public documents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
Clothing! Clothing!

v,tayo Is, r,sy,!,s5 Black Warner, another a4d'oo
or LllG. stock Of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING,
Ctu- e: Uyrcoa,s, h:s>a ard FoeA Goats f"''iS' h'>
yr,,. ntt N, re. Vet, md Pants OF every kind
A rev election u
Gen1lrns~u's Furnishing Goods,
,,,o Of every description Of Uucer Garments, ttaVNss
Sc,k5, Gloves, &C.
LEIGHTON { BAEB0T,
III, o,,G, r,-r,a,r Of Canal and :. ''AuJes SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

BIBLES AND PRAYER BooKs-AIr. J. B. Steel, at
No GO Camp street, offering superb bibles and
prayer books appropriate for hoiiday gifts Some Of them
really Splendid being bound III geld and velvet The display
is worth taking look ut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

FASHIONABLE TAILORING EsTABLIsHMENT.-Th Those
who may wish elegant fashionable aud substantial outfit OF
clothing made to order should forget Mr. c. T. EH II No
q Baronne We have known Mr.. G. for some years
have fully MS clothing and stand ready guarantee the
most perfect satisfaction all who may hcnor him with their
patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

THE HABrTA CoMrAHY.n-The subscribers to the
stock Of this company notified that election for HI
rertors 10 serve during year will held Saturday
next at T. O'clock the Office of Col VIM Crsty No Union
street Messrs Christy s. T Taylor ind George W Whitman
are TO superinted the election.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
{. E0pee ,Sfos''' ER1'y Goods Store.

" L0lee Sf08'" Dry Goods Store.
ts PHILLIPS OLD sTAND.)
coRNEEETS, SoIsNO a. S~So-'
-ua-e opened their S1u.e OH
NayaNes ST., next doorto Horse Station
Where the Ladies' Of New Orleans and the putc in general
can lind the CHEAPEST assortment Of DRY GOODS ever
offered in he city, sich
French C4LICOS warranted fast eclorS NJ 1c per yard
American 8 yards fer 7je;
Marqltse PARASOLS al 81, 81 80 and 81;
Bonnet RIBBONS, 6incles wide at SIC rer !grd;
=. all qualities and prices;
Large Douh,e Bed BLANKETS, s. 80:
s. 01
Fancy SILKS AZ c. cents PEI yard;
AT 81 10
atSl Is
Black a. 81 Is
Persons who wish purchase CHEAP DRY Go9DS will
ind greatly their advantage by calling At ihc LONE STAR
DIZZY GOODS STORE, rext door 10 the Horse Station
CORNER, C0RNu l. co.
dis 2pGt NaF"ieS k,Lrc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

FoREIGS AND AMERICAN DRY GooDs.-The par
eular attention OF city and country buyers called the
ensve sale Of French imported dry goods ty Vincent Co.
at their auction rooms No Is Cus;omhouse See adve
tisnnent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

sys5. The clerk Of the steamer Robert J. Ward has
our thanks for late Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

ORLEANS THEATER = L Etoi3e dn Nor9.-This
magnificent opera, which was produced for the first
time this season on Thursday night to the sratica
ton and delight of crowded audience, will be re-
peated tonight. Madame Colson and M. Junca ap-
ear ii no more effective parts than Catherine and
Peter, in the q Star Of the North" We shall look
for a dense crowd at the Orleans tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
The Weekly Crescent.

10 We are under obligations to the clerk OF the
steamer James johnson for Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
Cranes
ERE. Suslspa2E EsePkflaEfS,

OFF!>?:-Ao. MS GRATfER STR Rect, NEV: ORLEANS
CU7@s CANCERS, ScALnfEAD, WHlTESwElLHG, SbHa7 Nil
ULCERS e e7e-y description IL sp!y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

FATAL RAILROAD AcCiDENT.-On the llth, an On
CINE Was thrown from the track on the Northern Cen
rl Railroad, near Baltimore, and the fireman was III
stantly killed. The accident was caused by the
breaking Of wheel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
To EDesensyEUani0ns a1td their

To EpesensylUGni0as 0fsG THEN"
DESCENDANTS.
The Subscription Lists to the ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
OF THE KEYSTONE ASSOCIATION open at the
following places M
DARCY e CO.'S, corner Camp and Canal
JOS BOCkIUS, No. As Canal
OFFICE-S. Charles Hotel.
Members and those DESTROYS Of participating requested
to make early application above.
jos. WOOD,
JOS. BOGkIUS,
J. G. BURDEN,
dis 2pf Committee Of Arrangements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
ID L e II .

On Et,iay, tAe 10Th ius.., ~ ocork P NJ, Dr. T. T.
HARRIS, aged Il years.
HIS funeral will lake place his afternoon, AZ ooc5 rcm
No % Eayal Street The friends a.t naHcea Of TIE
.atuy are requested attend witj.ou further noct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
Gt0G Tidings TO The sfGEEc$ed!
sS'taU Goods.


L Il \ y XII IN r. @ = + r L s.
so. 20 Camp street, N. O.,
H., f received ard j, opening magnificent s:oc' {:
" At; 'l.FS, jFW=LRY SILVER ANn PLATED WARE.
FANNI GODnS.
The mos complete Of El and Fancy Articles
such - rtier MAcc Tables Desks Work BoE" &c; Rose
good aud Mahogany Dressing Gases, Work BHxer, jvwe:ry
Cases, P1y," Mrl.f.lc>, ,'ari Cases
rERFUM VERY.
IlA Ex;rs:s, eoce assortment Of Gotoges Soaps, Pc
A.uie., ETC., e;2.
t1s.:, T Ga '''o;hes ..ti all other kinds.
'NM BIS
4 "a, n~sorrneI.. and ever! variety.
COLT's RETULvERS-A ara" sock q ;rse scl Eaowa
Pistols VIA always /" &cE; o. hand.
Purchasers pl;. tn It; wholesale retail, invited
annie M STOCK ard PRICES Jeur. :,aa;g IEr-
.Maa"s.
II5- W.y:e- Il. / Teyyify carefully r"paircd.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
ti,..t M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

M We are indebted to the clerks of the steamers
4. B, Chambers and Natchez for late papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
II. EteereE y Co.,
.Ebk'. GAMES Scott.

Formerly Of i6l Caro'ue street. has removed - Srs 30
No. FL Bourbon street.
5e:Tten al and CusIomhoIse Streets where Il - coo
uied all CHRONIC DISEASES.
the rreta DroFy, tAsrit;s aDa AnRsArcs
Syphilis in @I its FERNS radically cured in very snort time,
wl.Qu tie usual Inconvenience the pNie!i bypepHls7
e;c So 4p2yD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

j, u. = IlTlI4,
Law Publisher, Bookseller apl StRtion,r,
. 2I3t ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
Christmas Presents.

Christmas Presents.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICI Els
FOR THE LIoN!:
B- II T. T. Er IT.
1872 Canal ST. (Tou1o Building) and 40 Charities ST.,
Is opening his stock Of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
the richest and ever been offered pub
lie, embracing every variety Of
Furnished Fancy Work Boxes, Dressing and Toilc; Cases
Work Tables and Stands fine Eglis, papcr Macie Desks:
Jewel Cases, etc; Bohemian Glass and China Toilet
Vases, Odor Boxes, etc; fine Dolls, Hobby Horses;
Carriages, EuggeS, Propellc.s, Tool Boxes;
Games, Puzzles Plays, etc, etc, etc.
n. B.-pepol Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings dis @rtja
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
SEil'fSt Shil'fss

SHirfst Shirts!
Ealr.a- dozen gcoi SHIRTS for s. 70;
Hall, adozen superior SHIRTS for 80;
HafH-l02en cus1oin-f!aKe SHIRTS for 81.
SHIRTS made 10 n soan,::aetory.
-ALSU
Linen Cambria HDKFS, already iem:ped Is each.
Linen COLLARS, ~ cents each.
LEIGHTON l. BARBOT,
DIS 2ptj Canal and St. Charles ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
a. sHyg0ff s Co.,

If. .Hyg0ff s Co,
No. 80 Camp street,
Are constantly receiving BY every arrival fresh additions
their large stock Of
STANDARD AND NISCEII.ANEOUS WORKS.
counng TIE writings Of tie celebrated athors i'll His
tory, Fiction Fliysc and Law.
Au,or the above VIII Ue :ouni large sninoe
for HOLIDAY PRESENTS; Ill OF which solicit The
IGNITION Of the public.
A. MTGATT & CO.,
dS 2pf NJ. 20 CuEp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

Southern aRRiZiEtsa'y ACADEMY Not"
.-r Terry.
CLASS L.
TO be drawn in the city Of NOBLE, Alabama in PHhr In
TUESDAY, Dec. 49, 1856, on the plan OF
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
JOHN HUsTEI and W. W. MEG U1kE, Eslrs, Com ssions
80 900 ESQ E'rEEesl
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCuEMEi
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ECn. ". fgHtSCf

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE BROKER,
M. % Tcgto,pftouIas street,
New NH.EAHs, Ia.
TEc> ,y si4 0llrrs who Ray b" pc4, U"lvr
patronage may he Of }vs 4e"t 10 their Interest
d1q Palm, GEO. W. BRUCE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
sHeaC Orleans

.ReaC Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
D. No. 60 CAMP STREET.
BTBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
Just opening, Of FAMILY BIBLES, beau
fully bound of various styles sniahe for Presents.
An assortment Of PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLES, in VEL
VET and MOROCCO BINDING. with Clasps and without, MI
e. up in the recherche style.
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller md S,ationer,
-a2o 2p3t No. 60 Camp street.
Cards esntE Envelopes,
FOR INVITATIONS TO BALLS, soIREEs, Ecr.,
S TT r. TT . ~ ERS, HAIL.
Nos. 81 Camp street and Bank Place.
Just received fine assortment of Fancy and Plain Enamced
CARDS, with Envelopes to match. Some very fine Endorsed
designed for Frensn aud Military Companies For sale by
D. FELT {; STETSON,
General Ssatione@s,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
die cp2t No. 81 Camp street
lO5 Canal street. E05
G1ET 4 O @ K$,
Elegantly Bound and Beautifully Illustrated,
Suitable for
| CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS !!
sHAKsPEARE's WORKS, S vols, royal svo.;
Byron, Moore, etc, etc. in antique Bindings;
+ Ktlle's Christian Year
srgp;ural Gallery of E.grarinGs;
Goldsmjh's Peotch Works;
| Wavery Novels, q vola.;
| sparl;s1 Life Of Washington;
Macaulay's Essays, S vols
IIlgnzs History Of England
Prescots Works. complete;
Fes,us. byJ 2. bailey;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

NoTlcE TO MAElHEEs.-Ou and after December
25th, fixed white light-oarIh order FIeaueI-wjll
he exhibited from new square brick tower, white
washed, at an elevation Of torty-tive feet above low
water ii Nayant Point, entrance Of Providence river,
Rhode Island In ordinary states Of the atmosphere.
the light will he visible about eleven miles.
-
A LONG C0lL.-The coultnse:s OF the new c, IliLs
steamship AGria1ie invented ly Mr.. Allen, Of The
Novelty Works, New York, cool the steam by means
of ttceat zone miles 0: brass ubiDg, through which
water is made to pass constantly by means Of tive
pumps The condensed steam is thus fed back into
the boilers fresh. The brass sailing is cut into sec
sions u feet long, that the cooling power Of Tic
water passed tlropgh them mus! lie nearly the same
as fit were mixed with the steam in Jets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

l. will be observed that, in the per oentage Of pop
uation given above, there is mentioned a proportion
Of Is per cent OF free negroes. Or these Tree blacks
is stated that very small part consists OF eancl
pated Slaves contrary to the natural sippositi9n
They are, many Of them large property holders, are
the descendants Of original free settlers, and are by no
means as degraded as their colored brethren similarly
situated, where not surrounded by slavery.
The estates Of the Island of Cuba, says the B<-
more Patriot, have been proportioned as 1olloWS'
which is probably as correct an estimate as is attain
able though for its correctness We have no certain
means Of v0uGhng:
Sugar A. Tooaeeo Gr:ass, o or
coffee ids2 Grazing iTtfS' '-.-'"3o
The total products are conceived to be about SGo-
900 annually, Of which the following are the most
important items:
Value IF sugar. ST g. 9:t
.H9iaSses 4'o-.'"
ro.s, e. ~ CO.
The imports OF The island for the year 1872, says
the same authority, were about $4,000 ,Q0o being il
exessc Of the exports some 100000 geo. OF the i'm
ports SC $50 900 were from the United States and Of
the exports nearly onehalf Of The whole amount were
sent hner. The total revenue from all Sources le-
climate and those devised By the peculiar ingenuity
Of extortion possessed by Spanish policy, reached, a
1852. possibly $lG.000o0o.
That the productions Of Cuba would double in
amount and value in L years after Being annexed
TO the United States, there is hardly y shadow OF
doubt. When will that suspicious event take place,
nrav Mr. Buchanan? Il cannot be very far of if the
principles formally enunciased at Ostend are carried
into pracrice. That's all we know, and that's all the
puddle can know, until the oracle makes further rev
| Citations,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

CoTroN.-The receipts for the t#onty-tour hours
ending at o'clock last evening were, BY the Eclipse,
from Vicksburg 3,449 bales Natchez from Niths
burg, 3,949; Storm, from Smthaud, Texas SO
Total S,26s bales. We shall want coed many such
days receipts to help out long crop estimates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

ORIGIN OF THE TENNESSEE NEGEo IHsuEKEr-.oN,
The Memphis Eagle, Of the llth stiies that there is
an abolition district in Sothe.n Illinois, onpls ed OF
several counties rlm which the free negroes {alnount
ing to several hundreds) have 4cen driven. Those
negroes, some Time ago went 70 the ron works on
the Cumberland river and obtained cmploymcnt
among the slaves They soon sewed the seeds Of
revolt among the latter, and arranged regular plan
Of iusuuection Who then is responsibe-tne slaves,
the free negroes the Abolltonists who first en-,
ticcl them to freedom and then kicked them oat
of their society?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

SUBSTANTIAL TOKEN OF REGARp.-lhe Democrats
Of Western Virginia have presented tie editor OF the
Wheeling Argus the sum Of thousand dollars, cash
down, to enable him to purchase new types and in
crease the efficiency OF his paper" This was Ger
tanly doing a very handsome thing N a very hand
some way. So says contemporary.
The Democrats are sensible, as well as very clever
fellows, take them all in all, by and large They
entertain peculiar notions Of their own, wNicn they
will persist in, no matter whether the weather prove
fair foul But they turn aga;as- their friends
Of the pressby whose aid they have been enabled to
riumph--in fair weather, and cling all the loser to
them when the weather is foul. Here is one Of the
main secrets Of their almost uniform suGrcsa secret
! which the Old Wing party, or lie lAte American
party Eve mean the seiG-c0usttited leaders, cuu!d
never appreciate or understand
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

exist N the GHnura, he ann --.--,-.-
sr-Ist1ad Themselves upon rs waters N i Gail
boat Of T,1rza-s-ubber cloth and spent Il nis.iit
unon due Bf ID isi.lIIds, where, Doubtless, font
of man halI never trad before Z pom tIIe
shores of tiIis inland sea- 5le poor deiuded
Mar1nous i.iven 6v violence f-om their AaITi-
.arled possessions IN Elinois established their
CITY on rfi1ge, I5out f1ur years aftar ti1e visit
at tie gallant Erem9nr. After occupying Il
bout 4 week n making such partial ezplorI-
ton or fIiis stEauga and Interesting region IS
tsIe lateuess on Tie season. would permit 0ur
.s.uiolsrz pursued their course through Ore
ran. making the observ1Eiuns direa.fssd bg the
government 1rriers...ud inY9vember arrived II
Far- Vancouver JlIe goal ct their journey
The active mind or Fremont cnuId nor endure
the thought OF retlrning anon the same szack-
Ee Discontinued "a seek aesE scenes and
discoveries t.Ir9ug1 tic roSE r@gton 70 -he
south of hiIn. OF which rabls had told such
wonders. But where civilized man had lersr
1enet.-.tefi and OF which Ils 1niy sources 0f
.lr1ayrie,i,a h1rntafore had been me Wild and
ruautj, bur oite 4 contradictory stories OF the
{ tai ana AIS a.udresf races. and Of the Aa!t-
blood hunters VIC fFsaueurei F1rt Ea!i-
CUR ds-euturnrs. t1venty'-fiye N number de-
,.urriingiy plunged without hesitation INTO t1e
wilderness. They 5taraef not. The men lad
-oniideuce N Fremont. and he, under G.0d,
1ad confidence N Iimsslf- Nothing. perhaps.
shows more clearly the varied powers OF ms
niud- and lis feTtilitv n resources. than the
s1Iccsss on this expedition. undertaken at t.le
suDrozcfI, aud executed n Tie depth OF WIZ
ter CT the sway viIich- he exercised over the
minds of his men. we need 40 better evidence
szr the lact that they bore all the zlais. the
s41.Tfncs and the hazards OF this winter jour
aey, almost without = lnur-uur- E0r nine
months tic little band aHd rs uobie leader
were auhczrrf or 5y their friends Many :
hear seized with doubt, and rnauv q lip p@sezt
With apprehension FOR the ihte OF dusbxnd, !
brother, or a son, thus daring unknown psEiis-
"a. lesgth the news oi their safety and Of
their g.Or5oHs achievements, sent thrill OF
ior through the hearts. uot only uf their m
mediate relatives, bat also ef the ytlois na-
-fou. Three thousand FIVE hundred niles had
the xears vayfare-s travelled. They hzd cEos-
sea .i1s mighty, snowy Sierra, hey had ex-
,Io,ed tie wonderful valley through which roll
-he -oldeSl foods OF he Sacramento snd the
San yasauiu. tteF h@d s<frted the great ints-
-is- ,ssfrl f- California and examined ~ pro-
nipe7s feaaires. ard ttsy rad returned IN safe,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

Gus bEE Interesting Iabors 81 the fed, esI5eet-
Iag I1fsr-Aticu- making zurveTs otservasious-
&c. and duriag the Ass half n tIgestiaz and
a--ragfng the matter collected, a16 IN prspar-
ing IL acrzrate and VaIaable map of sEe coun-
Try He had uox nit-st practice 70 theory,
md experience TO eath1ssAsu1 and love Of ad-
venture He hId prepared himself fsr those
great and wonderful expeditions aaG. scientific
researches By which he aas since acquired IN
perE4hIb5e reuovn-
The frss q THESE expeditions ke made n
Is-Iss I1tsr the authority Of the Cafs.s4 States
IL lie head q 4 sE..lI party ct fraRt5ersnez,
a. eaterssf the wildz vest CT Missouri and
Iowa and pursued h5I eorrss 20 Ia. Rocky
feG1tlIrs- The aaaau olsIec1 Il hls e1ped5-
tIsu vas 20 9izcoTer lnsf explore more prIc-
si-ahle route over th,.Ta than xa4 then known
IN tIais hs c1nlpIsteIF ssIcs.safIlI aacs sil.
eaulparI1TEe edse WITH wnzch thousands CT
pilgrims % the roIden shrine aS California
aIEe passed n safety through re mountain
sIrrier, ,testifes 60 sle eorreesaess of hi8 indy
nent n pointing cut the South Pass IA the
5rcper place aaG "a The ere and skill With
shieh "a. explored and bad Down the rorIte--
CPou his r-turnz be prepared report repIese
with the most valaahEe Information. noe only
respecting tfe geography Gf the country s,-a'
which be had passed. 5u@ l-so n relation 10 itI
climate, ta ftS geological characteristics, ia
TIC prilcipe voilts II IL military sIIzcispGIeil-
ties, locations S8r forts. &C. 70 i3 mineraI
wealth., &C II rich rr5Ssss AID ia beautiful
f1wers-euutrf1Itiaus n sl0rt new and Eaiua-
BE 20 ainast every department. OF scii.nce--
This rsport vas grilta.t By tle SeElate or the
Euired States. and haa since been translated
INTO vlri1EIa farsiEr languages, attracting Il
Eentiou ant asf-lliratIau from the learned n =y
err qiartHr aF Tie gIo5e.
Wlth lIzu 1f FrHm0u1 sneryE and surlI-
GiIsru- sucresB Iets mereIT 4 sfirnuL.Int %
further ezertlan- 45 4Uou tierefore ii enc
szpesiirz1u Is concluded w fnd hiIn planning
another mora azteuaiTa and more lazarliaus-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
Fer the EIffsu1r TauraAi
LINES By J-E- CAZUER.

- ccCTCrL e-rZ- KAE5As rEzzrrCay
Tisr- q . charm IN al Va meet
Ina eusl11s vI1st-shs ws-T1g -r1z
a1s. he s~eet fawsrs iosx a1s and sznfIs.
Il Sragrx1s veLceu1e a. sney pass.
s1i summer cfszpiz can. rer shs akr
And murugr with tie sreighs .t.T scar
20 WY should sickness come u mar
The pssaau-s gf i iams sa flir
How afs scrz rris. au lnGl is.su
That IIsr before III LES sae zaal
here sorr19 VII ntt sume % bITEhs
Eaca za7e-saca ilsgS af tha sruI-
Sser.- ssr q cherished t5rn-. n tsasr.
w. nav aa-s rest. And quiet iov
4a.t sEv--.s- -nssiliasr 1--we "a bless
EE- f-sazn df n. without aiIaF-
ad ind sume saIisuln 70 nrrr
Eaek pain oa nv vaIIs boras Ilany
The surrsn1 se Lffsfz ur5gtsy sr-sazu
Win @purpasc hi.si an,: spt-is st-uu-
And our -hals,lnr EancF arIns-z
Her E-=nSu-es n sume zsisr tarn-
Liza eoiurs an n tauud sr-..is5xsG
Va se= Ne 6av, 5GE fssi ne 4t1rn
On Why alas. sfrGuId ever th1s
>Gus 9disu1ed Ar, sUm. braadIlg Il,
Wnsr-' va gu- "A az ms wurisf
Spread n fs<k shafav AZ ls 5r1iL
T. !. t1ae *s nay know hss 3sacs
From zlEz ta-x surid- bT m "a driven.
Eeis. tlae We NAY learn ID ndiEs
0u- iamz-aar SHINE uf lave IN hsaEsa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
VOL. 2.-NO. AZ.

thfs s1.snssr. Bss as Il IS csasos Iszve-thsf
fs. T 40 nos expees 70 suJess ara SrTvsn ~.
7 eanass sssas - as.ss.soesax she csase os
free4s-s ,sr E9a<ss, tigi ths tsss aoPs Is gore:
and when ehst tfzss cersss car Icsse ny ns-
tive Etad forever with eaiy ths memory et
Shas Il i-ls been, 30 stir n Es5 bososs ose fsn-
gerfRg resssss Yoe- osa tseosea fr1snd,
John.