New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

when at the tap of the bell. with our own little
4 cluster we rose 10 pass into the recitation room.
Wa we're always eager 10 finish our lesson, In or
der that We might have ample time to explain the
i different parts of some flower, and astonish the
girls By our knowledge Of 50 rare treasure 81,
cper INV herbaTian, and on the first Leaf will show
| yoa an olive branch-olea, emblem Of peace and
/ happiness which recalls the image Of NY friend
Ccciiia who gave me this on bidding me farewell.
second lesfi Ny dark-eyed friend Kate gave
NE this magnolia and its sentiment, highsouled,
wen accords with her noble character.
proioasea, exaeS, f bend sneh. nu,sn.s spell;
For. villa affections iatsrse refined.
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Ny deep.red rose. Though other eyes would
scarce distinguish its color, to me it stands out
very conspicuously, and recalls happy morn
when in the wild we crowned Alice /" Queen of the
merry May Her fair brow received new beauty
from the floral crown from which plucked this
same red rose.
The crimson glow OF noaesty c'erspread
e Her cheek, and gave new luster 70 her charms. =
There, too. Is the white rose Rosa Aiha-whis-
Fers again the words Of my friend:
9 Take then This flower
pegfsrae Of " faded leaves tamphsnt Ger decay
Over my white rosebud il inscribed, !. In mem
cry of Hattie. Once pure and spotless, it adorned
gladdens the eye with its beauty, though memory
still holds dear the being that has passed away.
:. Dear lost one how shall friendship pay
Its fitting tribute unio Iheey
words worthy Il ihy memory asS
rSe deo sSS sd Sa Ss esI s'sa'
That large magnolia was the gift Of my loved
friend Fannie, who is an ornament to our class.
She is always joyous, and greets every one with o
bright smile
i Gloom sbides not where she dweleh,
snniise She ass Iii clouds si dspsilcth
/ And bids al around rejoice. .
All! forget me not \, said Mary, and placing
this hearts ease in my hand, we parted. Years
! fully will guard this little keepsake
I Forget me not forget me not
4 Wien ~ Ill other friends forgot GOT Sis
Il Oh. may ever, iweLf
Il The purple iris may be found here too. 1t was d
gift Of a loved schoolmate Your eye may inyol
unfairly fall upon the donor of this beautiful flower
4 She is rather tall and slender. Her expressive
eyes are of light brown; her hair is of auburn
hue and always neatly arranged; her face deli
cately pale and generally wreathed in smiles.
Violets, sweet violetsi 1t is with pleasure that
Il turn from other flowers more beautiful to gaze
upon you! These were the gift of my loved
and modest yet lively friend the general fayorite
name Of Pussie. Whenever | open my herbarium
Il to look upon my flowers none shall behold with
more delight than my faded violets.
The catalpa was formerly white, though now its
! natural color could scarcely be recognized. This
is the gift of friend seated near me, and who is
generally much loved for her obligng manner, and
ut all times her proper department. When her
, school career is finished may she go forth upon
LIES stormy sea to meet and make as many friends
; as she has in the schootroom.
n The Life-eyer-lasting was the gift of our much
loved teacher. She is possessor of two jetty orbs
!. that pierce to the soul. s.
81 They haunt still those calm. pure holy eyes; @
Their piercing sEseiness Manders through my Dreams
Comes oer my soul IN soft and sudden glesms
He face is always radiant with smiles, and with a
X i. heinysJ Ks aacb ~ Id, nnnarnns acn,a;nt
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ID HESS her for those kind Iooks and words
ssrs III nv natb l;ta Az u M co,.stau9
~ Nil; he hat she ike tla aosr sha ha'
II sstnyed mon me-, NAV have life everlaat;ny ~ 4
aoyvar III psnlanfed ram earth bioan, soss
v lne lnnnlte meaaoWs q heaven. s
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II pfosea' " az ,eass asssf.eu, wnich Is Mucn the
same thing 10 these Gays, tnat shaving IS hinder
ance to the spread of the Gospel. He says
While the bells Of our churches are healing tbei,
welcome to the honse af nraver xvb;ia thoS9and.
Of deyoat. albeit shaved Christians are wens
street shaving shop stands omen. and thron u1
the glazed door you see what? A human face
soaped and lathered 70 ne eyes, with another i'm
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mandment Of God with the uplifted steel. Who
cGn doubt that wful transgression Of the fourth
T. - process and that the hstronis
1T l,seL y calea into exercise on me hoiy day
LOT, looh-ehs Z, eVluehce s before you: ne opera
81 Ign peglns lne razor y appled. DIE py pit thf
\ latner disappears ana alter sundry Winces ane
WY faces anu tWlsungs and eontofIons, TINS serio
comic performance y concluded. The lip and CHR
herated subject takes ms place, too late alas fol
church now, IN civilized society. He is cleaner
las the eiiemanate VIII talk9 i not better man
But why cleaner Because fashion, dating from
hcentious period has attached false idea of un
cleanliness TO hair upon the mouth and chin. And
70 gratify this false taste this arbitrary Whim, hours
OF valuable time must be wasted, and the blessed
4 Sabbath desecrafed.
4 So. :, IL 1T-ssss+s:s - 49,,
9liser IN INC siig'llla farlh ooafnal states
that he has succeeded in starting branches on his
pear trees wherever he wishes limb to grow
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a careful examInaaon Wil snow plenty OF dor,
many eyes, u kha,tss On tne stock; Io produce
shoot, SUI or gash Is made over me eye, ana into
W. Mood, n. WV. IL ksale OF nns saw, Wnlcn, py
Il cuecking tne now q sap, STARTS tnese aormanl
Eyes iHto hfc, anu ia Sfrce CRISES Out OIL iour