New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29
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IL lind necessary begin their withdrawal from the dram
active e 10 prepare Themselves for departure to tn
uyeie lite that knows no ending Old DAM
sspcsrs only Of hs existence and in the full
Of corafS himself and usefulness 70 his fellow
scltixsns At large. ~. 5g55 So
rnxsed many Of his H;ends have lasry entertained the
uis that old age him, snd driving
bsck o n Ms pristine youth Know
kcwessr that II che order Of nature,
- srs ist indulge conclusion hA In consideration Of
III sf public services tic affection and esteem in which
~ q many years the gentlemen
a children and dogs composing the population Of
Orleans Old Father Te has chaksd his hat thereby
Hsyr Him further hte the law Of decay, and
him to div up away his sovereign leisure
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has been duly sHmped BY the passing years
sill atont hearty and active and better man. physically,
young Who IN the event Of personal collision
him, would fasr themselves magnsuimous in letting
f III Sfr account Of his age. III Ks Il Z
II he that the hard knocks rough service generally
and passed through ID his cng
may account for his good state Of
He has never been off duty but once, within
and that when, choppng wood one day up
The he1ye and descended upon his cranuaf-
him with only temporary ndposion when most
would have been 10 that other side'so
which rhyme md the singers much In
muttions VI politics, Tho songs
the succession municipal regimes Old Dan
- tnaes been displaced employmsn
N private capacity, where strong quick eye
1sluseto the preservation Of honesty good order
How many chldrennow grown up and how many other
children theirsy up Old Dan dagusrreotyped
n ~ pictures Of their Juvenile pleasures and excite
Mcnss Who ~ shs4 stood godfather to them in their
oickiuEs in the public the drunken oafes
saucy WHO of red to lie in way
obsuc shsma Old Dan. Who that opened
die and led them their seats when pa
- took them circus OF the Old Dan
of conrse. Who 1t that stood guard ia Bank Alley
newsb3ys in waiting for their afternoon bundles sup
their die adjusting their points honor and
and with his fatherly
smile and elongated horse Old Dam again. And who
- the population. has failed to admire look
and the voice. With which the Busbian " silence
given in the Recorder's Corrts or the fierce
gentlemen n polite this way III at the en-,
Old Dan has become universal necessity
this retE 1t is customary for showmen, when they
mark sDan Busby' on their memoranda
- Of The hrst things 10 De look ed afser.
In confederation Of age is not now detailed to the
cug younger Of the leather can and baton
AeryiAg warrants npon females who would fight
young preserving the sylvan recitnde Of Lafay
Squse fomoting peaceulness good morals among
the Bank newsboys Old Dans public duties pres
and do him but Justice in saying that believe
there In young who could eli his place as
Though the duty comparatively light it yet involves
amount 81 locooton active exercise generally which
could hardly DO looked in old Of sixty Old
Dan happens to be Young Of sixty Tags him
least distrbs his juvenescent good hor equani
fly Of mind. So Old Dam here's you'll May yonr
drying upbe always pleasant now and blowing away
finished hundredth
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the The weather
rainy Of late and alternately hot cool
foded the prophets any reasonable material
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xGry general appearances Of the city health
Ind the pleasant plcdty that follows the
subsistence Of the commercial hubbub II.
EHEETs- The fruit stands are in fall summer glory
jdst figs peaches pears bananas pine apples
oranges lemons being piled UP and hung up In the most
serapg array They are ali unusually excellent Int held at
prices high that they ought to be good for
we'll IL body The high price of fruit We believe is
attributable 10 the embargo laid upon West India con
buons at the Quarantine Ground. We heard yesterday
cargo Of fruit from Hayans that spelling Quarantine
bng ripe and luscious TO outys the ays delay and the
heat Of the weather It's bad but can't be helped sup
pose-
Y MARROW ESCAPE FROM MATRIAfoNY. "A young and
pretty widowto whcse identity gallant
cinesde exceedingly fortunate escape from
nsrnany few days since. Being sentimental suscepti
tsrnsl hi o WINS Il realty nos fl Ss her
man The adyis psrenss discened him to be Ind
nd forbade is coming about lie house That as d matter a.
xourse the flame on both sides and clandestue
asenes and matrimonial were The
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home and visited II house that ,aa n ha
There she Found not ber lover bnt
leuSady informed her with al due elicscy that he
yoty gentleman had srttled is bil lila da beore ma
up river steamer leaving behind kindly