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Il Tall Military Company.-The reader
must have just begun to learn to read, not to
have heard OF the famous Brady Guards, of De-
troit, Michigan. During the frontier troubles
they were for some months in the pay of the
United States; and all the profit and emolu-
ments therefrom arising, they have funded.
Thus they have an exchequer of about $4,000,
which they propose to make hole into, in the
celebration of the Fourth of July. They have
invited the City Greys and one other volunteer
corps in Boston, TO go on and help them. II
this invitation should be accepted, we shall ex-
pect to find the New York or Boston and New
Orleans Company exchanging invitations next.
~ Y. DiSpdtCh.
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hAND II oh GALL HttfDM VI
- New York, Sept 18th, lS3S.-Mossrs A. b.
~ ID. Sands y; Genilemen,-FeelIng deeply indsbt
ed to you for the valuable service Won have render
ed me. do most cheerfnlly inform you that my wife
is entirely cured OF the salt rheum by the use Of
yoHr remedy and syrup OF S1rraparilla She had
been very severely afflicted with the disease in her
face for SIX years had tried various medicines both
internal and external, bnt without producing any
good effect, until by the advice ofs friend who was
cured by your medicine she was induced 10 use il.
feet cure.-Yours respectfully.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Chatham street
1t is with much satisfaction that the proprietor.
are able TO lay the above certificate before the pub
lic that all may and know the great benefit which
one individual is able to certify 10 having received
and known Others TO receive from the use Of this
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rheum, bat
for all other diseases Of the skin, such as RIngwom
letter, Scald Head, BARRIERS or Jackson Itch, Eczs
ma, &c., this medicine is also a certain cure. The
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla IL recommended 10 be used
with the Remedy, il tends 10 purify and throw out
from the blood and system all the unhealthy humor
connected with the disease, aud the application Of
the Remedy externally at the same tune, eTsdicaies
II from the system. Numerous instance. have oc-
CURED where this course has effected cures in one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with these
complaints in any form, is invited TO make immediate
use Of this valuable medicine and getcured without
delay.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. Sands. 70 Full
ion. ~ f. corner Of Gold st. and 100 Fulton. corner
Of William-st, New York, and BY DIR. X. X. UAZ.
ARD. Newport, r. l. Price 81. jya-6n.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, June o.,

THURSDAY, June 9th.
Brig Malaga, Burgess. from Providence for
Pictou-Schr. Napoleon, Pomroy. from Milton
for New York-Schr. Caroline, Williams, from
Dighton for Philade lphia.-Schr. Caroline, Har-
rington, from Elizabeth City.-Sloop Samuel
Burt, from Taunton for Hartford.-Sloops Hud-
son, West. and Leader, Winsow, both from New
Bedford for Providence.
SATURDAY June %.
Sloeps Three Brothers, Stuart, from Fall River
for New York--Moses Eddy. Chids, from Prov
Idence for New York.
MONDAY. July Ist
Ship Spring, Owen, OF aud for New York, II
days from Havana, ~ ballast, with l5 passengers.
June 23d spoke ship Blancb, OF and for Boston,
from New Orleans.
Sch'r Hannah, Boss, ii days from Havana,
with 81 900 gallons MolasseS. TO r. Potter ESQ
Lei at Havana, ship Una, OF and for New York,
in days brig Arkansas, Hunt, OF Providence,
wig cargo; Lima, Mason, do.-Saied IN company
with snip spring, Owen. for New York Ca bnet,
Berry, Tor Boston India. West, for New York /;
Bargne Niagara, for Europe-and saw her again
on Friday.
TUESDAY, July 2.
Sloop Eclipse, Burdick. Of this port. 2I day. I'm
Mobile With Lumber, and II passengers. for Fall
Riyer--Sposs on the 18th inst. brig Imogine of
ProvinceloNn, Small, m lat 20 70. lon IS o.. 5
months out, 800 bSis sp OIL
Bug Alblno, from New Orleans, with corn, 10
John Stevens * CO.
Big Sea Bird. orr, day. from Norfolk, with
Wood 10 John Stevens 4 Co.
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Dfe6. [

In Bristol, on Thursday last, Mr.. Aaron Bourn
Revolutionary Pensioner, in the S5th year of his
age.
AT Fall River on the Goth ult. VIM. Valentine
Esq, formerly Of Providence aged 50 years.-He
was for several years member of the Senate OF
this State; and in his youth was engaged IN the
Revolutionary War.
AT Kilngly, Conn. on the Nth inst. Rev Elisha
Atkins, Pastor ofthe First Congregational Church
in that town. aged 50 years. At the commence
nent of the Revolution he entered the Amepcan
army, and served as Chaplain during the War
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nR. MMUNN's CELEBRATED ELIXIR

hR. MMUNN'S CELEBRATED ELIXIR
- OF OPlUM-ls new chemical preparation
OF OPIUM embracing all the valuable medicinal quail
llles IN natural state Of combination to the ercu-
SION, OF those which deterious and useless Ii
Is superior 10 every other form of opiaie. such as
LAVDANuM, PAREGoRIc, MORPHINE, DENARcoTsEp
LAUDANUM, &c. &c as has been fully proved and
non duty Acknowledged by the most eminent physic.
'sns, surgeons and cbemess, and single trial will
convince the most incredulous of its own intrinsic
value Its use is not followed by any Of the d lsa
greeable effects which invariably attend the ordina-
ry preparations ofopium, such ms constipation head.
ache, hemors, nausea, aud renting; bn, it may be
taken IN sufficient doses 10 aiay all suffering with
perfect safety and entire success All who from me-
cessiiy or other causes obliged TO use an opis.e
wil lind IN the Elixir a most gratifying substitute
as II nvlgOrates all the powers OF nature without be-
ing followed by corresponding state Of de preston
DR.. A. w. Ives, A. NJ. Of New York city, used
nearly hundred ounces himself during very pain.
u and protracted illness, after every thing else had
failed to give relief His life was prolonged for
months by its peculiar virtues" For other similar
communications, and its trials ia hospitals &C. see
directions with the medicine
Sold wholesale and retail by A. Il. & D. Sands
No. 79 and 100 Fulton-street, New York and sold
also by DR.. K. X. HAZARD. Newport. r. l.; w.
B. Dyer. and N. S. Wardin, Bridgeport; ID. Smith
IL Co. New Haven; T.. w. Bull Hartford; and by
the most respectable Druggists 10 the United States
Price 375 cents. iy3
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N Z w B @ O X s
LATELY ADDED TO
W. GAELAIAMsS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

29Os Charles Tyrrell; OF The Bitter Blood:
novel by &. p. X. James, au-
thor of 4" Richeieu," &c. . Wis.
29O9 Concealment; a Novel owls.
29l0 The Gentleman Of the Old School;
tale: by G. =. X. James, au-
thor of " Richelicu," &c. . Wis
67s Means and Ends, or Self fTraiuing,
BY the author Of Redwood"
Hope Leslie" Home" &c. | vi.
29l2 The Barber of Paris or, Moral Ret
ribu,ion, tale, by Paul de kock ? Wis.
je26.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr. at New Orleans, lf,h ult.. seh'r wolcou
BnrdIck. VefmiliOn Bay.
Sailed fun New York on Sunday last, ship Ku.
lusof, Taylor. CITY Point, Va.
Arr AZ Nes York on Sunday last. brig Caspian
s~azcy. davs from Charleston do. Florida
raiiiir>. ~ days from ApslachitUl8.
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ga drrfeo
NA1~>S[

In this town On Monday evening last by the
Rev. MIR. Ross, Mr.. Robert Shearman 2nd, to Miss
Susan B. Howland, daughter Of Benz. B. Rowland
Esq. Of this place.
At New York on Tuesday evening, 25th ull
Mr.. Jonathan p Helme, Of the Morning Courier,
Providence, to Miss Mary. eldest daughter of the
late VIM. James, Esq. of Providence.
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NOTICE.

HNHE Subscriber intending to 70 abroad between
u this and the Fall, requests that any accounts
against him, may be sent in for payment and those
indebted for money loaned, and accounts due 10
the Farm, will please pay the same.
J.26 X. JOHNSTON.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

ECEiNED this day a, the Ladies' Ornarpen.
- ial IIslr Emporium, 137 Thsmes-st a lot of
TRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. among
"h'eh are green, pink, aud white face wrea.r
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FRANCE.

received. The Chamber Of Deputies were
occupied with law limiting the number OF
the Legion Of Honor.
The disarming of the Polytechnic School
and The utter extinction with which that
institution is menaced have caused a con-
siderable sensation in Paris. Ii appears
from an admonition addressed to the stu
dents Of official paper the MOniteur that they
had contemplated resistance to the meas
ures of the government was not, howev-
er, certain that the Ministers have totally
dissolved the school.
The Chamber of Peers WAS TO declare it.
self Court of Justice on the 18th, and 10
proceed to the trial of the prisoners suppss-
ed to have taken part in the fate emeute in
Paris. Ii was not expected that more than
70 individuals would be arrsigned for trial.
Many Of the persons arrested had been set
nt liberty. The official report of killed and
wounded ia the late insurrectiou is as fol-
lows:
The Prince de Jsinville had left Paris for
Toulou, where he would embark for Smv.
rna, to join the squadron of Admiral La
lande, TO whom he had been appointed
Chef d'Etat Major.
Cardinal Fesch, the maternal uncle of
Napoleon, died at Rome Oh the 18th in
slant, in the 10Th year of his age.
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LONG WHARF BATHS.

'Hb warm andc Sea Baths. Shower Baths
u aud Swimming Baths, are ready day and eve.
Ming (sundays eIcePied.) Also, the vapor Bath.
now ready for use. '''
n. B.-For sale, second hand large Bathing Tub
ie26 ~
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NEWPORT
THoMsoNIAN INTIRMARY.
fror,,r of Sorin1 and Nil STREETS \

- =
(Corner Of Spring and MAJ Streefs.)
nR. J.. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in.
IL form he citizens of Newport and the public
generally that his practice is in strict conformity 10
the coTec, and philosophc principles first premul
gated by the great medical reformer Thomson, and
that he is willing TO rely upon his success in his prac.
ice for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
Thomson's sautary and efficient remedies in the
hour Of distress TO the life draining ancei-the vesi-
eating Caniharides-ihe Mercurial, the Antuonia
and their concomtant posons-will be cordially re-
ceived al his lnfrmsry, where every attention rcqui.
site facilitate the most safe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR.. N. will attend TO patients at their residence as
usual, and supply his friends and the public with
pure medicines, packed with printed directions for
family use also, many valuable medical books, eI.
plsnatory of the Thomsonian System, Family Rights,
&c.
RI.adies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths during the day and evening, at short notice
The aqueous Tapor Bath, for cleaning the surlacs
and equaizng the circulation Of the fluids. is admir-.
able; for eruptons Of the skim Rheumatic and liver
affections it stands preeminent. June 26.
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persing the multitude. Some of The men
engaged in the sffray have been arrested
and will undergo an examination before the
proper courts.
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At Court Of Probate holden, Nepport,
July Isl, 1889.
nNHE second administration account on the es-
IL tate Of GREEN BURROUGHS, late OF
Newport, decd was presented for allowance. 1t
is ordered that the same be received and the con.
srderaion thereof referred to a Court Of Probate
TO be holden at the State Hoase in Newport on the
hrs Monday in August next at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
and that previous notice be given BY publishing a
copy of this order three several times in the r. |.
Republican for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy--WIneSs,
ly3. b. b. ROWLAND, Prob elk
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
TENIIE Subscribers give notice that they were cho
- sen assessors TO assess tax Of Eleven th0us-
and FIVE hundred dollars ordered to be assessed al
the annual Town Meeting holden the 4th day oI
June, instant. on the inhabitants oftbe town Of New.
port and the taxable property therein to be colIec-
ted and paid into the Town Treasury on or before
the first day OF October next: We therefore call
upon all persons interested, to give in TO either OF
us, list Of their rseable estates, under oa or
before the first day Of August next.
VIM. w FREEBoRN,
THO. ToPHAM,
DANIEL &. DEsHAM } Assessors.
NATH. B. 1AMMETT
Jel9 ISAIAH CRooEER,
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II BONNETS will please call at Mas. Ed
DY's (widow of Eldef Eddy J North Of the Parade,
on Main street, where icy are kept for sale, and
made TO order.
lftLe Ladies will favor rs With call, every er.
eriion will Be made TO please them.
Je26--3vs
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STEEL PENS gTes, variety end Of the
- mot approved patterns. received for :ale At
le25 w CaILAHhss
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Assignce's Notice.

yNNHE Copartner.hip heretofore existing under
the firm Of REYNOLDS & CoGGES.
HALL, is by mutual consent, this day dssolved.--
u our books and papers in the hands of George
e. Shaw, our assignee, for settlement.
GARDINER Is. REYNOLDS,
June ~. WILLIAM COGGESHALI.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

M THE Subscriber respectfully in.
~ Laxa forms the citizens Of Newport and
~M its vicinity, that be has taken a resi-.
ssSka.2Aa dence nj Mr.. JosrPH Fsn's in Broad
street, where he intends to commence the curing of
Horses Of the various diseases To which tho noble an.
imal is subject, viz: the SPAWN, Rngbone. Poole.
VII V,siula, Sore Eyes, and various other diseases
which horses AFRO subject TO- Any person having
Horses afflicted with any Of the above named disea
by bringing the Horse TO him sending to him
in time, he will guarnntee TO effect cure.
lie will attend also TO the Docking and Nicking Of
Horses IN the most approved manner. :.
SJ Having prns,lsed in the above profession for
several years in the State Of Kentucky be offers his
services TO the public, with the uimost confidence.
J. ADAMS.
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NOUND-sbout u miles from Newport a
II Pocket Book, containing one Note, signed ,by
WiIIi1m Tonkibs, for sl0j0 dated April 2.rh. lss9;
one ditto signed BY William s. Tomkin. for $3.50.
dated February 18th, 1888: one Deed from Georgs
Howlahd and ssrsh w. Howland. Joseph Osbon,
ard Eliza Osbob. 10 Charles and Vim. Temkiu.
esied I'D August 1898; Two Deed. from Edmond
Estes 10 Charles Toinkins: and ons Deed from
Charles ronkins ." Edmund Estes The owner
eau bear Of The above b. ealing at tn. ofice lr25.
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CLEcANT ENGLISH PRiNTs-shslly
II Pstterps-and very cheap 10, OF Hoee--es
No. ll9. y. sWEFT's. ch-spside. Newport
nay %
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MONDAY. July lst.

Slosps Three Brothers, Stuart, from Fall River
for New York.--Moses Eddy. Childs, from Prov
Idence for New York
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ters They were all satisfied they were broth
ers and sisters. But what a contrast The
brothers were walking the cabin unable To-
speak the oldest sister was weeping, hut the
poor lndinr sister sat mo,iOnlcss and passion
less. ~ Indifferent MS Il spectator. 'Ph.re wu~
no throhbiug, no fine cords in her bosom to be
Touched
When Mr. SIocum was giving me this history,
! said To him But could she NOT speak English?'
Nota word 'D,d she know her age ? No
had no I,ea Of it, But was she entirely ig-
noranl Z? Sir, she dil!lt kno,O 'Ohen Sunday
comes This was indeed the cOnsummu;ion Of
ignorance in descendant of the Purans
But what picture for painter would the in.
side OF that cabin have afforded a.? Here were
the children OF civilization, respectable, temper.
ate, intelligent and wealthy, able TO overcome
mountains 10 recover their sister. There was
the child OF the forest, nor able to tell the day
OF the week, whose views and feelings were all
confined to that cabin. She lived with the
Delawares who carried her of, tiil grown mp
and then married to a Delaware. lie either died
or ran away, and she then married Mia nj In
dim. chief rs believe. She has rwO daugh.
ters both ot whom married and who live in
all the glO ny o!an latjmI cabin uer skin cloths s
and Wihcnd dresses. No one of iHe family
IAN speak English. They have horses in album
dance, and when the indian sister wanted 20 nc
company her new relatives, she whipped OUt.
Urded her horse, and then. n la Turk. mounted
astTiiS and was on. "a night she rOuh throw
a blanket around her, down upon The floor Hnu
ut once b. asleep.
The brothers and sisters tet 10 persuade
their lost sister to return with them, and J.! she
desired i, bring her children. They would
transplant her again TO the banks Of HE Sns
quehannnlI. and Of their wealth make her h";ra
happy-but no,-she had always lived with the
iuiIans-thcy had always been kind TO her. and
she had promised her inte husband on his death
bed, that she would never leave the lndians-
And there they left her, viid and datllened
heuthen, though sprung from pious race. You
can hardly Imagine how much thIs brother is
Interested for hcr. He intends this autumn 70
90 again that long Journey to see bis tawny SIS
ter-tO carry her some presents: Will 90 AMI pc
rirjOn Congress That if ever these MiamIs
driven off lhcre may be IA tract ct land reserved
for his sister aud descendants His heart yeurus
with an iudescrlbabte tenderness for The poor
helpless one, who 81 years ago was TORN from
the arms ofhcr mother. Mysterious Providence!
How wonderful the tie which can ihus bind
family together with Il chain so strong that moth
ing can break its links
| will only add, that nothing has ever been
heard Of the boy Kingsley. The probability
certainly is thar he is not living. This account
hastily and mpcriectjy given, had from the
lips o. Mr. S'orurr The brother aad The same
who Was TWO a.d half Years old when little
Frances was carried away. | believe 5Hut have
altered nothing, though l have emitted enough
10 make the good uat, OF an interesting vouma
WORTH american.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.

~, 49,, -
ne FhIIadf'Pha N.u'oa, Inquirer has the
'oHoWIhE nnFucn'arS Of "'e Horr'n'' murder IN
me ruy a 'eW 'nyS >'uce
"Aho"io- we ohH'e'y . 4 lists N me pub
nc mih'' ~ reunion 10 me Ier'n' Fagedy III
any ""'''I.r' ''''' ,'','s ',"' "''-i' seen, car
r"'ot''' 70 afI"'f 'r .HIn me 'HSe' On Mon
"HH hl2ht. a'fer h'S "l,''a' ut prison. Mr. wood
W'pt iof I'uf hours "NH Il '"'d' fes'erdaY
morn '!- 'I' ''' SUM '''' 'l''''" "tHfUseti' ana
eNiFes@e'' az P"'@''"' -''F' "l ."H "rea"ini oc-
'"fIhntE' A49 'I'''''''"'' .'' ''e ana" or inc
preceding t'y on'y US " "rr'"n' ana could noc
name the part "' me mousse III W'"ch the fatal
Tragedy was e0a''T"' II II Sa'' thHt ne has
. 2'rh'oioFe "','n S''9''' 3" ms "' temporary IN
SAM Tilt "1 - "n wi .'"S "t'n' eXeHe"Ing-
y nervous m" very FsI"'E 'Ac''e" ana That
curing me eN'''rhIH oi ''Tse m.t'ou7 p"ro%ysinS
"'IS '' V'''"9 "''' '' .. '.' 'n'"''. u .F'ei'N
VINO mas neon ~ nv mum 90 ''Ni'h@ NE mousse
TOT C"o of ''ree yT"'9' I.I 'He p"Tp"He 81 on
ih'nih" zoe. 'FPoIn an" '"i'F' "",' "'o IS quite
intimate WIN 'l'' we '''!'!''TS 90 He tany IN
forms us mat "uFl-'S Vs'l snort tlhe since,
ne observed 'ha' 0"T.'! NJ" " o"n' me daugh-
ter, was apparently "rlec'F'', ana IN III health
tie :" eXpressefI hn-ei [" he', ah'! suggested
the propretY ut an occasional walk or it that
we're tnlpossInie dnHh% me week, visit TO
churrh on the Sanhath' i" az t!''s: she shook
her head dfSp'nh'!gV. a'" mflnlajed that she
could not very well avail herself vt tIe suCges-
ton. Feeling Interested IN the matter orr
TREND vrn'"rei 10 make S,miar hintS 10 the
father lie SAD 'ha' me @ifl was evl ientIy too
much continued an" 'h"t me cnHHi"on OF hei
health aiSolnte'Y require" come change. HE
0ileH S,lIU ne IlDl4llL our lltfu was NIStdI
aa8 observed that children were bound to at
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TERMs-TuE CALEDoNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, at 81 so IL paid ia
ad vance. II payment is made within six months
from tho time Of subscribing it will be considered
as advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrenrnges paid, except The option of
the publisher.
II Advertisements will be inserted for the GUS
tomnry prices. Persons requested state IN"
number of weeks they wish their Advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
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(uI attention, a continual pleasure will be found
in agricultural pursuits, which will heghten the
other rewards of good tillnge.-LOng isIand
Star.
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he had entirely given over his design became
sober, subdued, and respectful in his demeanoI,
aud indeed his whole conduct was changed from
thut Of wild rOljrsompuesS 70 calm affection.
They pulled silently for lhe ship, and the minis
ter delivered an impressive discourse without
The least interruption. The wild spirited tar was
50 carried AWAY Ivy The simple eoquence and
iupresslvenesS of the prencher, and his touching
Illustration OF the solemniiies Of the gospel that
every word he uttered went 10 his heart and he
became an altered man. Before he had time TO
ask pardon for the mischief he had meditaed
against him. the mis-, ouary was of for his Island
home, and tie merchantmen on her way 20
her destined port. The Yankee tar and the mis-
sIonary had never met before, and they nerer
met GgajH.
Time rolled on, and in tn" change which it
brings with II, lne saiIor and The preacher met
with different reverses Of fortune. We said
they never met ugnin. Not so. Lust week On
Sunday stranger clergyman delivered m inn
prassJve sermon i'm one OF the pulpits OF this town
and among his hearers was one whose eyes
hrimmed with tears at every word he uttered,
and Wh0, nc the close OF iue discourse. went IN
% me speaker aud -rHsped him 10y the hand
be- grasp Ut true Yankee SallC" can never be
mistaken or iGrguHe0 Ivy h'nl who has once f-lt
IL. rDOug' time and distance may intervene 10
hunr their feeling az dim their memory. 4 tcrs
the Ernt"e sailor og.d lie Missionary Of the
S2 'girh F.ia2Hg 7eriiar rgGjR, FIR The first lime
took place Cuanra bad thrown together Two
both strangers 10 ,iie place and to each other
Who had never met since they kueIt in PRAYER on
tl.e distant 0rrnu!- CIarcm0nt Earle
Il has been reported l3at Mr. Parsons who
recently left the stage tor the pulpit, was about
TO return TO his former vocauon In The last
Louisville GHzeuP find the following letter
from him on the subject, by which It will be seen
rhnt he IS determined 10 'hoid fast to that which
is Good'
Mn MARsHAE-Dear S'r-Although it has
never been my custom to pay much attention to
idle rumors, vet the one afoat demands re-
NI'ation.
IN the firs' place have no intention ever to
return 30 the profession have recently aban-
dOned-ani secondly, with the assisting grace of
God. will Hqcer Withdraw either from the church
or minisJry--iooking Tor my reward not here bur
Notwithstanding il my peculiar q lorv to serve
in the ranks at the Lord Jesus Christ and be
found aiIc0ys a faith tri soldier of The Cross.
The misre presentation Of my friend h 5 been
venal one-but lest those at distance should
draw wrong conclusions, lee pleased to give this
place in your p2Per. Respectfully yours,
c. B. PARSONS.