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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

nJrDo you want to drop business from Sat-
urday night until Monday nornnge
my11 2pl2t GO TO MAGNOLIA. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

MS-The Citizens of New Orleans pay more
and for than other community in the
try They endure tedious journey NORTH Be hudded
gether during hot weather the hotels and watering places
and return with feeling Of relief their homes after paying
enough huy home in the most delightful
country the continent that lies within fonr and half hours
Of New Orleans.
GO TO MAGNOLIA and See on The New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Railroad myl1 2pl2t VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11
Eassnass's IRON Cotton TIE.
Diseases ofthe Throat ana Lungs.

Diseases OF The Throat and Lesaags.
DIR. @. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that his location Is still ths
same-oid No. li6 No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH STREET be-
tween Camp St. Charles, where he will continue
treat diseases Of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his Pc
culiar and successful method Of
INHALATION OF MEDlGATED VAp0RS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. DIR. @.
will also continue to administer the
ELEeTROLYsES OR ELEcTRO-C CHEMICAL BATHS.
Which have already proved wonderfully elcacious
RHEUMATISM
GoUT LUMBAGo
INTERMITTENT
sGRoFuLA,
And all cuaneous Affections and in all diseases arising
pures of blood produced the presence minerals
the SYSTEM The Dr. will give his attention to diseases
the Eye and Ear.
ONCE hoiirs from A. NJ till 9P NJ W.
Patients abroad DESTROYS consulting Dr. c. by letter. WI
address Box O. 40 dl6 2ptfFrMo&we
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

Axs GrthtaUOrOss EXCELSIOR Dye is ufrIs
vailed iii the world.
No other dye has been analysed.
No other dye produces such faultless colo's
No other dye can be applied so rapidly.
No other dye is SO lasting in its effects
No other dye improves the texture OF the hair.
1t has analysed by DR.. Chiffon Chemist Croton
Water Board of New York. and certified by him to be harm
Groton Water His certificate may estab
shnent Of the proprietor.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
mys zpIm&w GRIsTAB0Re. No. 8 Astor House, N. "
ra- From the Troy Rsadgef.-The Siege OF
sud that Of the former political divisions Of
this Stale took Its from famous lines In this poem
namely
9 The foes that no singly kept ut bay,
Outnunbered his thin hairs of SILVER GREY.u
vonch for the trnh Of this that
under tho effects Of applications Of Hemstree famous Hair
Restorative Silver Greys rapidly become On appearance
LEAST members Of .sYonng American
Price 50 cents and u per bottle Sold everywhere.
W. 2. HAGAN Co., PROJECTORS, Troy, N. Y.
Sold by WRIGHT Co. q Chartres street. New
orlehns. ale 2plmaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

as-Do YOU want . pleasant ride and a
good bed
myll 2pi2t GO TO MAGNOLIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

k8-Experience teaches that deIIcaey
females from applying the alleviate
suffering and save life That objection obyiated in the
Of Sir James Garkes Female Pills. prepared after pre-
scpion Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land aad well known be the only remedy for
female difficulties distinctions from any cause They can
be sent in bottle containing 80 pills. free enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent
General Agent for the United MOSES Rochester
NJ Y, J. WRIGHT CO.. New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fs9 2plydw
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Mass Meeting.

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

SHOCKING Two IRIsHMES.-No little fun, as well
as some hard talking, was done on board a vessel
which has iust arrived at New York from South
Amerisa. Among other valuables, she brought
two gymnoti, or electric ees. Some sturdy irish
in their hearing that he would give twenty-five
cents to any person who would bring him one OF
the 'S what is it's.'' No sooner said thaDsdone
Patrick rolled up his sleeves and made grab at
the fellow; but in second was struck insensibe
by some unseen power; his eyes rolled up and
down, and he fell senseess on tho deck. In this
condition he remained for some minutes, when his
recovery was announced. fellow eountryman.
anxious to discover the TREK and bate the thafe
who had hocussed his friend, cautiously examined
the vessel the fish were in, and them cautiously,
attempted to seize the fish, but with like result
feated, and left the brig, vowing Satan was in il.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

Adams Express Company is q great institution.
Indeed, in these days of mail failures and irregular,
tiles. It is almost indispensable. We are almost
daiy under obligations for late papers in advance
of the mail. Since the Post-ofiee Department have
partially failed in the Southwest, would it not be
good move to have the mails carried by private
Companies? They can beat the Government with
all its patronage, and carry for much less than it
now costs. Exchange.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

aev. JoHN HERsEY.--This venerable though
eccentric Methodist minister thus describes his
personal habits.
have endeayored to cireumseFibe my wants by
living in plain, self-denyng way, having used no
animalfood of any kind, texeept when in Africa,)
always rising at foar o'clock, winter and summer,
and yet few men have enjoyed better health than
have been blessed with. and not many in modern
times have preached 0ftener or used more physical
Ia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

THE ISLAND OF RUGEN.-ltis is said that the Prince
of Prussia proposes the erection of royal man
sion upon the island of Rugen, one of the most
romantic as we'll historically interesting places
in the North of Germany:
There are still visible In the north part
of the island the gigantic ruins of ancient tenn
pie of the goddess hertha, OF Aertha, or Molten
Earth, to which Tacitus ailudes in his famous DE
Morbus Germanorum.a Tradition says that close
to the ioreand of Areona, now the seat of light
house, stood formerly large town, from which the
navy of the Northinen started on their expeditions.
One stormy night, thousand years ago, buried
the whole city and its inhabitants under the waves
of the sea, never more to rise. But the fishermen
of Rugen, who throw their nets into the blue
waves of the Baltic ON fine summer days, see stD
the ancient steepes of the lost city at the bottom
of the sea, and they fancy that they can hear on
silent nights the bells ringing in the old cathedral
below. Not that the Mortimer, the worshippers
of the goddess Aertha, are still dwelling in their
ancient homes-they, the sailors well know,
lost and gone but their places have been taken
by superior spirits OF the sea; Wasserjungfern,
water virgins, who know nothing of the faults and
| crimes, and passions of the mortal beings on the
face of the earth, but living in blessed peace
and andisturbed forever, in the granite caverns OF
| tba mighty ocean,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

TIE EXCITEMENT OF INToyIcATIoN.--The love
OF narcotics and Intoxicating compounds ts 80 uni
versal that it may almost count IS an instinct
Every nation has it in greater oF less degree
in drink some In snuff but from the equator to
the saow line it exists-a triae changed IN dress,
according to the camate. but always the same
need, always the same desire. Kings have deereed
nnnishments on the secular side; priests have
mathematical on the spiritual, law makers have
sought to pluck out the habit, root and branch.
from their people but all to no goodman still
goes onsnoking, shutting and chewing, putting an
enemy into his mouth to steal away his brains, and
finding immense satisfaction in a practice that
makes him both on invalid and madman and
never quits him till it has laid him fairly in the
grave. IChambers' Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
List Of Ship Letters.

A-B
Ship Addi4 snow Ship BEandywine Shin Baden
CD
Ship China Ship Cress Ship Duncan u "
HIM
Ship Highland hshtship F ChapmaDshp Mary Annas
shin Hence Ship International Ship MnuntSinfef
Ship Idaho
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

A NAUGHTY Hoor SK1Rr.-A Sunday or two
since, at Grace Church, New York, young gem
teman put his hat under the seat. and shortly at,
terward two prepossessing young ladies sat next
him. At the conclusion of the service the ladies
left the church first and the gentleman stopped in
search of his hat, and, to his surprise, found 1t
gone. He called the sexton, and applied to that
worthy functionary for advice, Mr.. Brown sug-
gested that it might have been caught in the Ia
dies crinoline and entangled in the erinolne sure
enough it was. After bobbing against one Of the
young ladies' ankles for distance of about twenty
yards, the hat dropped out, much to the astonish.
ment and surprise Of those following.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
Ziegler Michael
Initials.

Agents of Bank of Kentucky: .secre4aEy Cemmerca
pean and Southern Direct Tiade Associen, ,ews Orleans
Steamer uc eeSupe of the Odd Bellows Hull
panior, No. "a City Rall To the Agent s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS, BY PROBES soRs j. L, AND W.

This very remarkable spng situated on the Abtn river
narsh Of II lannany near two miles half of Gov
ngon large volume OF water rises from the earth with
strong current Its temperature found to be 60 degrees
II Is due unlike any waters known in the neghbohood
From its unusual chemical composition and the large of
ica II contains led suppose ii has his source
deep in the earh-being, in fact natural aesian we'll
Ff j. L. & " P. RIDDELL
Professors Louisiana University.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

The Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRrYE1GHT
per cent paying SIX cent interest all the out
standing scrip redeem in cash the issue OF 1855
Interest redeemab scrip payable in cash and after the
18th February Certificates for the 1859 deliverable
and after the 18th March, 1860. -
JAxHs Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans January O. 1860. islO N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
SUMMER RESORTS.

- THE ABITA SPRINGS - MRS. F A. ,s-se
f BDSSl ERE respectfully announces to her friends sSs
L the public generally that her house Is now open ~
for The reception Of visitors The unrvaled electric medicinal
now be enjoyed to perfection as the facilities for
bahng greatly increased and improved Her table
as heretofore will be abundany supplied and every attention
will be paid comfort of nyalids She earnestly trusts by
her nurng exerons faction all who honor
her by their patronage Being situated al pleasant driving
iistce from villages of Coyngton and Mandevie it
dars he drives those places convenient.
The Abita omnibus will be nj the landing al:
GoYineton TO convey passengers 10 the Springs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

Ship Nat Thompson Ship W Libby
j. L. RIDDELL. P. NJ.
New Orleans, Sept. IS, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
LrPB AwD Govg.


Life is garden fair and free,
But It's Love that holds the golden key;
For hand and heart
Once hsld apart,
Lfe's flowers are dashed with storms Of sorrow,
And bloom to-day may be bright tomorrow.
So reckless ever Of wind and weather,
Let Life and Love be linkid together.
Life is diamond rich and rare,
Bat Love is the lustre that danceth there;
For hand and heart
Once held apart,
LRe's jewels grow dim in the breath Of sorrow,
And diamonds to-day may be dust tomorrow.
SO reckless ever Of wind and weather,
Let Life and Love be link'd together.
Life has rich and smiling face,
But Love Is the dimpie that gives it grace:
For hand and heart
Once held apart,
Life's brightest beams are blanched with sorrow,
And roses to-day may be lilies Tomorrow
So reckless ever Of wind and weather
Let Life and Love be lnk'd together
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

NTOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE Of THE LATE FIRE
l$ Royal street, for the located at No 81
Risnvilie street. NEa6LE CARPENTER.
New Orleans, Augusta 1860. anl4 If
q. FLENIINIs, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
ID Gas Fixtures Harris Row, t5i2 Magazine street.
near the market1 viii attend faithfully and pretuay
ders entrusted him. Stores, Dwellings, etc. lifted uly
Ali orders left in Box No. $40, Mechanics Exchange
will be promptly attended TO- ms Sly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

l6 81 grammes.
In mineral water where many ingredients associaely
held solution is conceded uncertain how these lngre
diens chemically united TO the other we may now
ever, this case, infer that the water contains
Carbonc acids ca chloride of magnesium b carbonate
of lime chloride sodium of soda secate Of
assa bcarbonae ron elcae of soda Of
sodium and nrohnhIy ntber combinations sel5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
LECTURE ON THE ATLANTIC TELE-
GRAPH CABLE. @

There wss large gathering last evening at The
ssn bed to listen 20 the lecture Of Mr.. WILLIAn II.
boRsTMAss on the proper construction Of q Deep sea
Telegraph Gable.
The lecturer was ntr dnced 10 the audience by judge
DAILY, He proceeded 70 state that tbe pJincip.
Of the failure Of the Atlantic Cable toe fscs that
sutta perchaa poor uGn.coDducior-had been used IN
iis coDs;ruct Cd. Again. cope wire was much weaker
tbsn iron-wire, aud WOO 6rst give way. fae twist
Of the cable bao teDcency 10 xix in tue son mud OF
ire bottom. The curer In the cable OF his IN.
vtn1on void use 10 sntta-pefcha. copper we or
oD-wiTe IN twis ed Torw. Hs conductor would con-
sift of single copper wre insulated by coating OF
ehellac ano coton cot5; and as passed frcn the
shps It wogd receive coating of tar By simple
aptatioD OF the .cdiDsry by hts proposed system
be avoided The osbe woold support four mules of its
own length, aDd when psyet out ~oo'd be par ialy
sustained by floats Of pue plaza that il wouid sink
gradually AID undergo iItuo strain. s cost would be
much that OF any manafac.ured Its
weight on la0d would DO one tau per milo--a water
Only eco lbr. Tie ca -al rvques to lay such cable
would be Dot greater ttso half million of ylars.
Severe Tets had been applied TO his invention which
Il had successfully undergone each as severe hydro
static PRESSURE under wbicn the etec.rc current had
passed with perfect facility.
At the conclusion of Mr Uostmsuns remarks some
crit sms wsre ade on his propoeed plan b. Cyras
w. eld esq who r~ye~ed It from q stand Joint
gan.d by bis practical oonusction with the ef5fts
made 10 lay the Lnsic cablv. The lecrurer was
requested 10 deposit q copy of his discoaee In the
archives Of the society aud ths nesting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

sppsuse Ifels that owing 70 the tran setons which
ID. took place. The very coal, honor aad tsuh Of the
Democratic parS hae dspytee from tosn. ! say
The people Dot TO reopen he Slavery agi ao yoaang
their pledge, and Hops nieg 10 10 10 sof-t ana moet
malignant form. t R,psblicao party, san sssa'e
you stands today upon prec,sl, the pnncPee OF me
od Rsoublican of the days of Jsfsvsou. lApplauso)
understand the Jorition that we occnpy. sno boys
nlsy in " beb " o are engaged We are engaged with
sirope men, who are accustomed 10 govern and 70
orgsI,zs parties and 70 lead tben D% 70 defeat out
10 victory. L. IL In that party that J. for one have
bssn brought up and for thsrs any thing 90 "a
In The policy OF the old DAUocra,c party, l wish 70
ipfose h uio and have Il sdopssd by the hepuocsa
party of to-day. Cheer IL sboold % odr polcy
and purposs 70 organize oorseves in this Conflict not
for an ipglorioos de eat, bat for glorious VIC
tory. iApplsuse.)
hr. DooLrrrLE concluded bis remarks g. 10 o'clock,
af err further reviewing the position Of tie Democrats
psrty and the poston hello therein by MIR. Douglas
door The questions before tho people de was
yociferousy cbeered on retiring from the platform.
series Of resolutions then read ~ the officers
of the Rocby Mountain Club expressing t,eir deter'-
alton 10 take active measures IN favor Of the OF
Freedt M, AL denoancng the Albany Legislature In
be most uDreserytd manner for its completely with
tcbemts Of corruption.
Mr.. FREDERIC +. STANTON, some time Acting
GoveI Of Kan Us, was here brought npon the plat
orm ard introduced He made pref speech. ia
which be Acknowledged the kbdoess of the Society In
tceiv pg him cordially, and promised 70 speak 10
hem at length on some future occasion, wheD time
ano opportunity would allow Of full explanation OF
his views upon the questions OF the day. The inset
pg eheered enthusiastically o. being thus informed.
Loud and repealed calls mafe for Joseph
Hoxie but venerable gentleman had his face turned
toward tie Ior and made his exit without appearing
TO h.sr IL.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, esq.,, endorsed the spirit of
the rtsouton denoupcing the legislators Of Albany,
alleging that The only thing The Republican party had
TO fear-soning into the field OF action with the
Dobest principles Of any party tina. had ever OK
ised-was The getting in Of bad men 10 put their pnn
cipje in execoton.
Three cheers were then given for VIM. II. Seward
al the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

whom the Divine Savior shall say TO bin, Iassmssh
a. thou DIS u for one Of the least OF thsee, ny
brethren, You Old 70 INTO mo- ,--.'-as-s.--.s1-'
In the cshsesy ~ hs address, DR.. ChsevsS wss IN
terTuD.ed by The Chairman repeatedly on ths pIs4 OF
b.b oct OF order; bat Ultimately, 9 msu5ss sp-
resled from the d. c'soB of the GUAR and messing
dee'arsd the sCssssr IN order.
Mr. BENEFIT ssted for tbs rssdipg Of the resoudoss
or he tubnit1e IN ordsr tbss Be might have some
thiss 10 Talk about pasmacb be had DOC Eryvi3s1
hmseH with any material. After tho rsad;ng Of tho
Substitute 10 ss,5 tbst every orgaozston hsd Laws
which ought 70 BE- obeysd by IRE members Tast
socs ~ had rules which bt 10 DO respected. Esy
oDe OF I've mbeys rad voice In the dspoeal Of IL
o~p buriness Is clsfmed that the church bad In
dorssd the appeal AID hal auf be h4d helped 10
DO h; but b ~as Doc sorry fur It, he had done 90
unoer the mpress n tina, sucb ths Dart sf
tbs church would be productive OF pssee bat he fraud
first then Iesce. He then zsserted thar he Aatf
slavery 10 recruitment and loved his castor He dea,sd
thar beJe occasion for ssnSiog oot 10 Gc.s Britain
fer aid. TIE church had, previous N the msxing sn
spj esI, provided for oil the vans Of the church.
DR.. FAIRBArKs ssid thar NJ. Beupett hgd not point
ed out ans rule ubich hsd been vislased lie woalJ
slso that 40 far ~ what had sa,a the prsyisus
evening about log the Church, the S,eissy, aad
the Trustees be would not resract gord and he de-
msrded 10 know the Tnls which be bad 1ampleo,
wouid tranple in Pleasing h'rnssi "a TO where hs
In hs own pane He dee rod 70 SAT and 70 have u
tbst the appeal bad not been made IA the
1 sue Of be CtuIcb aud too SO is'y:
Ire me- strg subsequently, afdresae1 oy Mesers.
HanyxY BERRY, and W1RREs. mr. BERRY offered
tvo Jnpromue resolutions which wsrr nded, and
ihs, we're ucdes d scossicD when tho meeting sd-
ourred ill Monday night az u o'clIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
THE Mails.

70 ne Editor Of TIE Y. Tribvae
Sir; No mail Ia mace up at this place after O'Clock
Oh Saturday afternoon, until Monday morning, al
though New. York train leaves the Dep,. from here
on saturday Liz At q, oaock aud again. at 4:45 on
Sup6s, morp,De. On tnss train 'Sandsy morning.
MAJ, leaves Albany accompanied by &.it Agent. Jet
featuring towns within three mites around, are aeqiveo
Of mail tsciiitiss that letters may ease
City for Pbiadell hia on Sunday nghti ana such
condition OF things ID thoosht ~ tue Po-t-omes
iciss bere 10 sOicienty Accommodate the Residents
nd travellers a. well.
The ouly relief we have Is to hunt up the Conductor
on Saturday nsbt end send letters by nu TO DO ssea
10 the Mail Agent the Cars alter leaving A.eany.
T,o, Anil "a. ietp Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT EASTMAN, EsGLAsD.-Va
Coed Friday evening" an unfortunate Casualty o..
CURED ut Eastman. sppears that ABBOTT quarter 70
eight o'clock IN the evening, vast numoer OF peoes
VINO he'd been spending the day a. the above iaSonts
place OF resort the Mersey, being aex,ous " gst
across the Merey " Liverpool by the eight o'clock
boat, assembled On the slip Tor the purpose OF gong on
board the when Il arrived As the number on
the clip far too numerous for the boat TO carry,
aud as every pervon xious to procure an early
passage acSoss, general crush took pace. A rops
which Tad been placed ap The side of the sp guagt
against ACCIDENT, and hal either been orokeq cut
from the severed ends the latter clnclaaon seen IA
Irobable, gave way, aud upward Of 100 men and wo-
men were precp tAted into the mud below, it beng
low wstsr at the ume. The tnen bee .ne inde-
seribsbe. Men, women, and chdd,en were roienues<-
" iIamped over In tie excitement consequent on tos
break tho rope. Several persons were seriously ~.
luyeo while one young woman, cook st toe rss denss
OF Mr. Pvuhy. fiigher Tramnsre, was killed. Several
geptemen haye examined those portions Oh me rops
ehich were sever.d and the general OPINION spP
TO be that some malicious eoounere, regardless OF ths
of such an act deliberately Gus iAs foPs
at the time when tho prsssare was greatest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
SENATOR DOOLITTLE IN BROOKLYN

Musical Hall, the largest In Brooklyn, was crowded
las. evening, the occasion Of the hrs. Cs npagn
meeting Of the Rocky Mountain Ciub Of ngs County.
number OF ladies' present. Behind the platform
was an ele ant banner, bearing the inscription:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-31
re,sn The waters are troubled, but /

Esis" The waters are troubled, but the
pure spirit of deathless patriotism will
brood over them and usher into life cren-
tnre of incffable glory, resistance to wrong,
the offspring of the brave old heroes Of the
revolution. The signs Of the times are
ominous of evil. The Northern States have
wheeled into the Republican ranks, Seward
has foreshatlowcd the policy of the admin
istration under Lincoln should he be cleo
ted the army and the navy arc to be abol-
ished, and their places occupied by more
than half million of inscriptions Repub-
licans, styled Widc-Awakes. Lincoln has
proclaimed that he hates slavery as much
as any abOlitionist, that slavery is in u
course of extinction, which it will be his
duty to assist The Southern States are
getting ready in good earnest, Virginia has
signfcd her intention, Gcorgin, Alabama
and others have taken decided steps; and
We see that the spirit has reached Texas and
some of the counties are being placed on n
war basis. Hill county seems actively en-
gagged and is determined to be prepared, if
the worst should come, which we humbly
trust Divine Providence may forbid. If
tile evil day should come upon us let us be
prepared, while it is day; for We fear that
the night will come when no man can
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-31

The editor of the Mckinney Messenger
makes distinguished nobody of himself in
his last issue, and entities his sheet to a
worldwide obscurity." With the enthu-
siasm of a school boy, ana the patience of
q setting hen, combined with the ingenuity
of a mud-wasp, he constructs out of the
mere names of Breckenridge and Lane, by
Transporting the letters, the following omi-
nous words: S-c-c-e-d-e, S-c-c-e-d-e-r, Sep,
(which, being translated, means separation
Con, (Constitufion,) In Danger! &C. sc.
And out of the Democratic Electors names,
he spells Tor smells) War, R-u-i-n, B-l-o-o=d
and T-h-u-n-d-e-rll There, Mr.. Messen-
ger, you've been and gone and done it. The
argument is conclusive. Go on and Clarity
Bell and Everett-but don't let anybody
know that their names make Bad, B-o-l-d,
H-a-r-d=s-n-c-d, Old (fogy understood)
w-r-a-i-h, Draw, poker, B-r-o-w-n,
Bead, DEATH and Beduapnf
Banner.