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GLASS WARE.
"M BELL. No. l6 Chartres street, wishing to
" close his assortments Of GLASS WARE, will
offer II at much cheaper rate, than be found
bltr<, dec ntrs, lamps salts, vines, glasses, shades.
cups, plates, &c.
N. b. The Trade will be furnished at Factory
Prices "
WALKING CANES.
WIN BELL, No. l6 Chartrcs street, has this day
w received variety of CANES, suitable for gem
tIemen's use, they will DO offered very low to pnr~
ChnSerS, u
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M ESS BEEF-ln half bls for sale by
VI may "a G DORSEY, "A New levee
bacon SIDES-l5O casks Cincinnati. cured, for
u sale by u DORSEY,
may29 AZ New Levee
TUNNY BAGS-25, 900 ior sale by
" is 8 &JP WHITNEY. 70 Camp 81
HYDRAULIC CEMENT-2O0 hbls for sale by
III is S&J P VIII rNEY, 73 Camp u
A SH OARS-5000 feet ash oars, for sale by
"A is SNIP WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
DROWN SOAP-3O0 boxes brown soap, for sale Nv
ID il S&J P WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
, ~ urr-arrs, June q,
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.
CHEMIN DE FEE

NOUVELLE ORLEANS EFT CARkOLLTON.
Arrangements de rete, pour les jour- de Ia semane.
De Carr0Nkon. De la Nile orleans.
Char cheval, 4hs. A NJ Char cl,eval, 5 his A NJ
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BY BACH Il CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1889, at J:
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in st Louis stree,

BY BACH Il CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1889, at y
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange st Louis street.
Two Squares Of Groand
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brngier sur
veyor general, as sqares and c. Square f contains
26 lots, numbered from to &C. which measure fol
lows:
Nos1,2 3,4, 56,7,8 9, 1910 lots measuring each
80 feet front Mucarty street. by 1906 feet in depth lot
No forming the of Nlaoarty and Adam streets
and lot No 10 forming the corner Of Macurty and Bur.
Diet streets.
Nos II, l2, 1873 lots, measuring each 800 feet front
on Burdet street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos IA, is Is, II, Ia, 10, 90 81, 90 $40 lots,
urng ench 30 feet front Commercial street, by los
feet in depth No Ia forming the corner of Commercial
and Burdet streets, and No % forming the Of
Commercial and Adams Streets
Nos "a, 25 2h-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square contains 26 lots, numbered from to %,
which measure follows -
Nos 80, a. Sc, 8,9, 1910 lots, measu,s.g each
30 feet front Commercial street, by los feet in DEPTH;
lot No forming the Of Conme,"in and BuaCet
streets, and No 10 forming the corner OF Commercial Il
Washington Streets
Nos H. ~ 1873 lots, measuring each 30 feet front
Washington saeel, by l5d feet in depth.
Nos IA. l5 Is, w. 49, 49, 20, II, % 23-l0 lots
uting each 81 feet trent Pearl street by lO5 feet in
depth lot No Ia forming the of Pearl and Wash:
nglon Streets and No % joining the corner Of Pearl
| and Bufde streets.
Nos "a, 25 2G-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
on Burdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
| measure.
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DACON-60.OOO los. Cincinnati cured, consisting Of
- hams, sides and shoulders, ut the landing, per
Flat boat For sale by DORSEY,
mayo8 Al New Icvec
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chnserS. "
WORKS ON SILK.
4 COMPLETE assortment. Of the best works on tho
N culture of the Mulberry aud silk worms.
I)andnlo silk worms.
D'tiomergue's silk culturists manual.
Clarke on the Mulberry.
Cobb manual Of the Mulberry t,ee.
kendritk's silk growers guide.
Whemarsl' on the Mulberry and liz s!k We worms :,
J62w corner ofSt. Charles 4 Common st
RULW EK'S KICHIIFU, the ceIeb1ated Play,
- cheap edition and an assortment sfthe most cele-
brated acting plays. EJOHN'S Il Co,
J6 ew corner st Charles Il Common SITS
SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG Married Woman, who has healthy
"A child hut five months old is DESTROYS Of getting
situation as WET NURSE, in a respectable family.
She can give unexceptionnbe recommendations, f
CURED Apply to Mrs Cohield at Mrs Dawson 8,
corner Of Pcrdido and St. Peters street. J6
T. il G DORSEY. Al New Levee
WHisK'EY.6! t burle! ! la landing fro" s'ea" boat
" G DORSEY. Al New Levre
CoKN BKooMs-soo d. i store, ioy sale BY
~ u G DORSEY, "A New Levee
MEsS POKK-I8 bills landing from steam boat
il ATkIER "a Graver st
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery, Class AZ, 1859
5 As rs 81 10 So az 70 81 81 10
Pac age 225, combination 5 IS as the Capital
Prize Of $8,O0U sold in the Grand State
Lottery yesterday, by Mr.. Thos. Banks,
Vendor.
THIS DAY.
$4,000 Capital Prize. Tickets 80.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS No. 70, Extra Authorized by the Legislature
OF the State. To he Drawn This Day, June, 1899.
al o'clock, P. Nj, at Bishops Hotel Common Ut.
DAVIS Il Co, Managers
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
1854 Prizes, amounting to $l4579s
Tickets 50 O0-Halves 81 50-0narters 75c.
Packages Of 25 tickets for $75, warranted to draw
at least $33; Shares in proportion
For Packages single rickris apnlv
u AT Managers Office IL Chartress
DRANDY-An invoice Of superior Brandy. vintage
ID of 1890, for sale by SHALL l. BROWN,
mayl 96 Magazine ct
g OAP-2OO boxes Maham's brand, Tor sale by
- mayl SHALL e. BROWN, 96 Magazine at
T lME-l0OO btls Thomaston Lime, landing and for
j \ sale by n WAlTEEY,
mayl IS Camp
NAILS-l96 Kegs assorted sizes receiving from
IN Philadelphia per brig LOrient, for sale by
my7 SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine st
% The ship 81 John from New York, is discharging
below the Vegetable Market. Consgnees will please
attend to the receipt of their goods. j6
-'n"'cn, '",,"
10 4 -. 4
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a CAKT.
IJOBlNSON & GOODWIN, tG8 Chartres sircet)
~ respectfully infor their friends and the public
GENERALLY that Good VIM Of the above frm will leave
for New York about the LIST of June. They thsSe
who may wish garments made to their measure call
nd leave their orders previous to that time.
may Is
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NAIl.S-400 Boston assorted sizes. for sale by
~ SHALL & BROWN,
ma sc Magazine st
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SlgHe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que rAlleo de Bank, rue sitn6c ontre les
rses Gravicr ct Natchcz ct dos Magazns OF du
Camp, soft accepte ct r"cu CONNIE rue publique ct
quo Ia dte OF les trotors qu Ia bordent, soient
considerees sur le meme pieds quo les autres russ
publques, dams les limites Dc cette Municipalite.
Sign6
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resolu quo la petition de R. Terrill pour CON-
pcnsation dune certaine quantit6 do pierres plates
quill dit lui avor etc sasics il6galement soft ct de-
momeure rtjetee.
Signe.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

Apres 10 heures du sor, On peut obtenir I'm char,
payant cling piustres pour lie voyage.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

4 NEMENr-363 barrels: of Cement, landing from
ship Yazoo, will be sold low if taken from the
Levee. Apply to JAMES b. HUIl.EN,
may % n Camp ct.
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MAILllEs-A large. inxoce !ust receive! und lon
III ssl.o, SHALL Il BROWN,
~.r .hj Magazine ct
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MAYURAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VNHE price Of -four to day heing Sc 90 per barrel,
according to the tariff, tie bakers will give "a
ounces Of bread for cents during the week begin
ming Monday next, the Sd June. The oaves of sec
ond quality of three for ten cents, shall weigh 25 per
cent n,Ore that is to say, AZ ~ ounces.
nne C. GENOIS, Mnvor.
". .. y NASHVILLE. KAI,. ROAD Co.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
% Commencing Sunday, June 2. 1899.
fINHE Cars will leave for the GREAT PRAIRIE, on
L their routes to the Bayou Tisuyue, every day in
the week.-mrs. follows
Depart. Return.
7P.M. I0A. NJ.
S y"
EXCEPT Sundays when the cars will fallows
Depart. Return.
6 A.. "a. N.
Pm. 80.
..... zap. NJ.
IS JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
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u. The ship ST John from New York, is discharging
below the Vegetable Market. Consignees will please
attend to the receipt of their goods. j6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

ID RANDY-An invoice Of superior Brandy! vintage
| ID Of 1890, for sale by SHALL 4 BROWN,
mayl SO Magazine ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!!
TUST received at the louis.na Furniture Ware
81 house, n lnrge supply om New York and Bos
On Persons in the want Of furniture would do we'll
to cali and select their articles from NJ The best md
larpes, stuc ks now ifihe city. K tARNES,
d6 SO Bi,n,ille
B-Particulnr attention paid 10 packing ind ship
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... ..u.. oai.
:. -."-.,e GOSSIP Il In ~ Tho rIea IIot.,
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RRAZlERS COPPER-lOO Sheets 30 tn 60 inch
sheets 30 to GO in. OF lob. Roofing Copper $40 sheets
90 to GO do. do. do. just received aud Tor sale by
S. LOCKE Il Co.
may 90 q Front Jevce
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NAILS-l96 Kegs assorted sizes receiving from
~ Philadelphia per brig LOriert, for sale by
NV SHALL. & BROWN. 96 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

I IME JUICE, landing from HavaHn in casks, bar
IL rels md demijchus, for snls by
II BONNABEL,
nav l8 Cor Nnichez g. Tchnpit0uns SITS
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DAlNTs. OILS " vARNISHES-5OO kegs Nos,
l. and White Lead; 300 Canister Crome Green
Paint, ground in oil; Black do; Linseed Oil Sperm do;
Putty; 50 brs. Whiting; Copul and Jnpnnned V"rnish.
For sale by s. LOCKE l. Co.
May % 8Frunt Le,es
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I>LOGlt-306 brs landing from flat boat sale by
T. NIL q DORSEY, "A New ! evcc
1INAMAkiND~, HONEY, and Be W\N-irom
L Havana, for sale hv II HNNNAHEi.,
may 10 Cor Nachc2 and 'rrhnpiloulus sis
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From the lInmpden Wing of July 10, 1887.

!UoGit's Pills aud BHterS.-1he last journal con.
ta'Is additional testimony in favor of this highly import
tan invention. "lhe press of the journal was almost
stopped to announce the testimony. Some one, in tho
name Of DIR. Moiht thanks 10, Inserting the rertifi.
cate OF our n'ghb"r Bowies, md "r> quantity %,
The article as compensation. This is very kind and we
promise lv momrn we labor under like Affections with
our neighbor OF the Journal, to call on the agent
IN the mean time, are any luboring under similar diff,
hcnes TO those hCh have severely borne rpop Mr.
Bowles, they have his testimony to The "pecuIiur
ndaptedness of the rem"d, the discasr. Tie ueds
cine is undoubtedly SOVEREIGN remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

NJ ESsS BEEF-ln hall barrels III the inspection
vi for saoby DORSEY.
m23 i, New Ievec
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Darimg.-The Iron steamer r. L. Stockton Capt
Craue, has arrived at New York after passage Of a.
days. by the aid of sails only her engines having been
sent by another vessel. She is II feet long and
10 feet broad mdshps, and is intended for the Rar>
tun Canal During the voyage she worked admirably.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

g OAP-200 boxes Maham's brand, Tor sale by
| - mayl SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine at
! T lME-lO0O bbls Thomaston Line, landing and for
| j \ sale by s " } + WAlTFEY,
mayl IS Camp
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:

After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying dol
lars for tue Trip
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LETTER FROM SAMUEL BOWLES.
he following letter is from Mr. Bowes, Editor Of the

SPRINGFIELD, June |, 1897.
Mr.. Moffit-Sr: II is now thirteen years that have
suffered from an intrmity OF tho bowes-tlie conse
qnrnce, suppose, oa severe illness of iamma,ory
rruatism. The natural action of the bowels is lost
frequent and severe pains occur, with much weakness
atd depression cata' tics being necessary every few
nays to Countcract CoSIivcnc>a. hive ut.,l good
physicians, and have tried almost all kinds IF tills ad
versrd, which seemed suited 10 case, in vain. Du
ring the last year, have bong h aud used several boxes
OF your Life Pills, aud have found benefit from
them, more 'elefnn ada plcness my case for length
OF time, thar from any medicine have yet tried.
Yours, SAMUEL. BOWLES.
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TO MERCHANTS.

GMERCHANIS can hare BEAUTIFUL CiRcu-
struck off at four hours NoricE, by ta7,ng q, The
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange, affirming Tie READ
ing Office, corner Of Poydras and ST. Charles Streets
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Lynch Law.-Judge Shattuck escaped day or two
since very narrowly ut Benton from the mercies Of
Lynch law He gave offence TO the jury and the
mob at proposed to lynch him. lie got out by
back way.
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DANK NOTE PAPER-Just received an invoice
of bank note pper of Amies manufac ,ure, and for
sale by ALEA IoNER,
moi 40 Camp street
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IN NIL TKTF.K, 81 TTnVltT &
TiVO Kt,NT-A comfortable dwelling house in uron
delet street u few doors from Canal ST; possession
given Immediately. Applyto DOYLE d NAV
u2! 3tnrundelet st
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lNXCIiANGE On BOSTON-for -nle by
~ mnr23 | BRIDGE, I3i Magazine 81
VNRlTING PAPER-A ,ugr ant>erueral II sort
w ment Of writing paper, ruled and llain for sale
advantageous terms. ALEX TOWAR,
may 80 40 amp st
NEWS PAPER-JuSt received fine assortment Of
printing paper, of NIL the ya,ous used
for the city and {, unity papers, and for sale by
may 30 ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp -
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NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD


SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carrolllon. From New Orleaus.
Horse Car o'clock, "a NJ Horse Car ut o'clock,
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M ANIlLA ROPE-5TO coils, assorted sizes Manila
~ Rope; rs Manila Halscrs, assorted from l2 to
Z -. For sLle by ). LOCKE a. Co.
May ~ s FTent Leyee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

WI vilriol, received lately and for sale by
II RON\ABEI.,
mnyl8 Cor NatrhcH AID Tchapitoua+ sis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

OplcHd7u OtNeHle'
e7,8l4 Prizes, amounting to $l457e8
Tickets 50 OO-Halves 81 50-tauarters 75c.
Packages Of 25 tickets for $75 warranted to draw
at least $33; Shares in proportion,
For Packages single Tickr's apply
IL AT Managers Office l6 Chartress
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For sa'e in this city, III the corner of Common and
Tchnpilouas SITS. ma, 10
l lNEN SHIRTS Gloves, Il Suspenlers-.Tuat REL
cevea by lutte arrivals, asset tmcnt of SHIFTS
cravnts, summer stocks, goves md usprndes. the
Bnzaar, corner OF St Charles and Common streets
u:l2 IRISH a. ALLAN
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GLASS WARE,

OSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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Fridge & Coz.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

Persons If condition from abroad have so often pro.
we'd to be hostlers and 0otmen, and of learning
doctors, that the Americans find it necessa-
ry to shake these foreign vcn,n from their skirts, and
to assert dignity and eelrespect, which the first
steps to tina, consideration from Others hitherto by this
excresent usurpation repealed from society,"
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XNHISKEY-llO hrs landing from steam boat
w Columbus for sale by
ma GDORSEY, Al New Lcvee
T1NHE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository Of
Il Useful Knowledge, for the yeur 1889, received
and for sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
may 10 "a Chnrtres st
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-11

state rooms commodious, lone of which it was my
good fortune to occupy alone,) and sea-stores, in
great variety and abundance, were strewed or
hung around, in all directions. The latter exhibi-
ton especially if we may be permitted to Judge from
subsequent effects, probably gave much more de-
light to some ofmy fellow-passengers than myself
the state of my health and my abstemious habits
would hardly permit me TO be enrolled on the eat
ing list at all Everything on board appeared to be
conducted in an orderly and seaman-like manner;
and could not but feel, that, while affection COM
PEELED me to enter upon this expedition, Providence
had been very kind in the arrangements which
attended it. At noon it was found, by observa-
ton, that we were 140 miles from the Hook. 1t
was but brief period after, that the wind blew
more fresh asern and our ship began to rock like
a cradle. My ticipations, Notwithstanding a
maniul resistance on my part, were speedily real
lied. The premonitory symptoms OF that most
annoying, and least commserated of all diseases,
called sea-sickness, began to make themselves
known. summoned to my aid every corporeal
and mental resource within my reach, but all in
vain. / walked about, sat up, and laid down, but
all to no purpose. The seas demanded tribute. |
appealed to my republicamiSm, and denied the
power of taxation on the one hand, without the
right of representation on the other; but my stom-
ach appeared to have no taste for politics, either
lohig or administration. called in philosophy
to my aid. This was feminine weakness which
must be resisted and overcome; and had an ex-
ample before my eyes to confirm my position, for
the only two ladies we had on board, were already
sick. My stomach, however, was much more I'M
der the influence of the old fashioned laws ofphys-
ology, than any nice specuations concerning the
comparative powers of the sexes; and, indeed in
this instance, accorded with the settled theory of
my own head, on this point of intellectual science.
invoked Imagination to assist me. | was on
my way to London, and | might see the Queen !
But the superintendent load was too ponderous to
be removed by such appeals. 1t was not 10 be
brushed away even by the sweep of the broad PIN
ions of this MIGHTY ANGEL" among the human
faculties Politics, and philosophy, and magma
ton, were equally poweress and Intellectual and
were only telling their tales to deaf man. was
compelled to settle up the whole score, and then,
for time at least, I was much relieved If this
had been the end oft, one might have submitted
in quiet, and indeed would have had abundant
cause for congratulation. But the same thing has
to be done over and over again during trip across
the Atlantic. At any rate, this was mig expert
ence. At night the breeze freshened, & as we were
careering majescaly before it, the roll of the ship
was far from temperate, and rocked me wide
awake during the greater part of the night.
To be continued.
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than 6 or s miles. They begged with eloquence,
assure you--and they seemed to see and to feel
their real condition; they offered to do any thing
they could to get minister, and at once bought g
acres of land at $3O per acre, and said "now,
minister, say de word and tell we what you want
and we no stop till it all be ready" They will
bring it a great distance, all on their heads And
again, but last Saturday three men came to me
from the mountains, about Is or Is miles distant,
and plead for me to go and see their destitute con-
dton and could not get rid of them till had
promised to go and see them. They said, we
have shingled chapel now, and if Massa wants,
we will buy new house which has just been built
at our place." could give places to dozen good
teachers to night, and may the Lord speedily
send them. The state of the Island is peaceful
and quiet, except the manners of some masters,
who can be suited with nothing but slavery. This
"pay-system" is awtil" to such, and they are
ready to cry out, " The Island is rmned," ats
brightest star is eclipsed,"" The people are far
worse off than when slaves" &c. But | have
not as yet found any who were willing to return to
their former state.
We are about forming an A. S. Society here,
for the abolition of slavery throughout the world,
and are anxiously looking forward to the time
when the last shacke shall fall, and the earth shall
hold jubilee.
Please send us few papers, not only the
Emancipator, but any other you may have to
spare.
From your brother in labors for the oppressed,
d. S. INGRAHAM.
P S. There is one thing forgot to mention in
regard to the peoples not working Many of the
proprietors and overseers will not have any of the
people to work unless all turn out, and you will
see that this would make great confusion especial
ly as the females do not choose to do much work
out of doors. d. /.
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Something for Children.
THE HONEST SWEEP.

A boy was employed by rich lady to sweep
her chimney. As he.w climbing down the
chimney, he came suddenly into the lady's dress
ing-room, where there were great many fine
thingss-and among others, gold watch set with
sparkling diamonds. As nobody was in the ROOM
he stopped to look at the fine things. He took up
the watch in his hand, and said to himself 3d.
wish had such fine watch But if take it,
shall be thief. Yet nobody sees me. An no
body, did | say? Yes, COP sees me-for he is
eoery achere. Should then be able to say my
PRAYERS to Him, after had stolen the lady's
watch? and could | die in peace?" And then
the cold chills ran over him, and he trembled all
over. "Nop said he, putting down the watch ;;
q had much rather be poor and be good boy,
and have God pleased with me- than to be rich,
and be thief, and have God angry with me"
Can YOU tell me, dear children, what part of
the boy that was reasoning and thinking about
the watch Was it his mouth, or his eyes, or his
ears, or his hands, or his feet? Was it any part
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Brandon, DR. Hale,

brandon, Dr Ilale'
Jamaica, L Merrilield, Esq.
Hubbardton, w C Denison.
.Noracich, Sylvester Morris,
Hartford, Geo. Udall, Esq.
Tunbridge, Hervey Tracy.
Straford, w Sanborn, Esq.
Barnet, l. p Parks, Esq.
.Mo,riStO,on, Rev S Robinson
MOrriSpille, LIP Poland, Esq
Cornwall, b F Haskell.
CrGttsbury, w J Hastings.
WeSttord, r Farnsworth.
Esser, DR. ] w Emery.
UunderhiH, Rev E b Baxter.
Barnard, Rev II Gordon.
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