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LNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cuurd u Prem
u n ior lisirct Lud Z ,Et L l

LTAT DE La LOUISIANE-Courd u Prem
Is icr District observation-disclosures dc Ia I.auisi,
anc tous ccux que ccs prtscntcs concernenl-
Saiut:
Attendn que HENRY WILLIAM PALFREY
ayant aclet6 une ventc tatc par 10 Sheriff dc liz
parosse Jefferson, Ia ProPriftc ciapres d6crite,
s'cst adressd au grcfo do cette Cour OH Ia tie
vontc fut enr6gistte g dix .septiene our dOctobre
do Fannec 1889, poWr IN avs coniormGmcnt un
ac:c, dc Ia Legislature dc PEAT dc la Lou sane,
intitult Acte pour conrmer les titrcs dcs acquc>
rcurs aux venlc judicares y npprouve 10 10 Mars.
1884.
Quill soft connu, Ct toutes personnos in,cres,Ges
ont par ces presentes somm6os, dc rEtat
de Ia Louisiana ct dc la Cour du Premier District
Judiciaire, qui pourraicnt avoir droit a la pr =
prietG ci-ap.es d6crite, en- CONSEQUENCE dun de-
faut do forme dams rordrc, e d6crct lc juge
ment dc la Cour, en- vcrtu duquel la vcnte etc
fat GU dc toue irrcgulari'e on legale dams
destination, PAWS gu lc temps ct lie mode de la
ventc, on pour une autrc quelconque, de
taro voir, dams trentc ours datcr do la pubIica-
ton dc Get avis, pourquo la vcntc ans fai
raft pas eonfrmeo ct homologuGe.
La ditto propri66 fut vcndue par lie Sheriff sus.
dit, 10 vng,eme jour dc Scptcnbrc dc ranuGo
1889, Gu verlu dun dGcret dc cctte Cour rcndu 10
dix-huiteme jour dc Mars de ranncc 1882 dams
raffaire dc Maria Cecil, pousc dc Charlie Br wcr
& al VS.. Les Entans mincur ct hGrers de Charles
CGc-No. 1850 du Docket de cettc Cour a la
4ueilo SSHto ~ Hl Athly W hld'h iIITty stsl
rcndu acquGrcur pour lie prix de quatr cents GIN,
quante piastres, payable Compliant.
Description dc la propricl6 d aprcs lo transfer
judicaierc, savuir:
I'm certain let de terrc, lie meme que tut adjugG
vii lam Nicholson iIul une vcnc tlitc ar
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, encnatcur do la v!Ile de la
Nouvclle OrGan-, lie III Mars 1899, en- vcr'u dun
Judgement de cettc Cnur du 80 Janvier 1886 ct
quo Ic II Mars 1899, la Cour ordonna d'trc re-
vendu aux dcpcns ct risIucs dn dit Hull, CaIse
lie sa negligence ct de refuS rcmpl,r les
aermcs ct conditions dc la dit" adjudication. &c
lot dc tcrrc ct siuG dams la Parossc dc Jcicrson
dams la vile de Carroliun il dcsignG par lie nus
sncro q'tatrc dc lict A, sur IN plan dressG par
b"nlam:4 Bnsso" arnei,enr' de la IL? parolsse,
20 90 JanviGt =, ct dGposG dams 10 bureau dc
II. b. Ccnas, uotai.c public de cruc vile ; il Il
[inesure Amcricalnc) cirqnantc GruX picds ONE
I,ouccs de face la de la LcvGc, Gu .rane eds
troiS pouces lie face la rue Burt:e, truls cents
trcnte neuf pieds de protondrur ct face a la rue
Jefferson Ell trnlS cents quAtre pleGs SIX ponccs ct
4ion sur Ia lignc que lie dlvise dn lot No. ;.
bile tous les droits, privileges &c qui apparlicn.
unnt.
T6moin lllsnorahe A. NJ. Buchanan Jugc
do IA Cour s,Isdlle, &C il Norembre,
1889,
P. LIE BLANC,
n2O st in 800 DcpulG Grciiicr.
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CUNY & FULTON.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

a la HGpanae.
/ ELS soussi gn6s, nouveaux proprietares dc Pc
- tab issemcnt situe dons Ia rue de Ia Obrapia,
No. 49, COMMISSIONS lie nom de MANSION
HOUSE, ont lhonneur d'informcr lie public, qu'ils
teront tous lcurs efforts pour rehd,e agrcables
aux personnes qui voudront bien los favoriscr de-
lcur contance. Les commodities qu' offre cet,c mai
son aux voyagcurs sont asscz connuss pour no
point juger necessairc den fairc ;ci 10 detail.
81 sep-ly CUNY Il FULTON. {
I AiTON n GO, No. So Old levee street in aId.
ton TO their former stock have received from Eng
land per ships Chester, Edwina and Nonan,um and BY
assortment Of Hardware, lron Steel, Mills, Anchors
Chains, tordag', Leather, uils &c. Which the, ehcr
Tor sale on accommodating terms:-
HARDWARE.
Brig, trace chains; and log do; cane carrier chains
and chains for mills; bright Carolina hoes, Woods'
and lyndons; bright cas steel hoes, and sovels and
spades; bright Louisiana hoes; grubbng hoes; black
lows hammers ard tonge; files, assorted, Of all kinds;
ibho<on's make; socket spades, assorted kinds,
Row lands and ile's mill saws; cast steel whip and
cross cut saws; hand saws copper skimers and Indies;
plantation BELLS Indian mills; curry combs; wood
screws leg locks; American door locks; padocks cabin
carpenters and smiths tools generally; bright staple vi.
cess and general assortment otable cutlery aud shelf
goods.
AXES.
Hunt. cast s'cll axes, Layton pattern; Hunts broad
and hand with assortment of Hunt, TOOLS Co.'s
Inns axes aud $50 dozen las, steel axes made by other
IRON, STIFF &c. .
100 tons fat square round iron; Bal, more boiler
and plne iron; hoop irr all sizes; Russia shee, iron;
American do; sheet steel, steel IN SQUARE
| and flat bars, assorted, Sanderson's make; Crowley
Steel; German do hest ~ English hi-ered ,ieel; Banca
tin; plate zinc sheet and pig lead; shot, all sizes.
NAILS.
5Onkegs nails, well assorted, from to inches:
ID casks wrought nails fine clasp and 50 kega su-
gar hhds nails IS kegs fe horse shoe ails, Grifins
| ANCHORS, CASTINGS &C.
AnCbp fail husp ,,kt
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LEGAL NOTICES..
STATE OF LOUIsIANA--FirstJ Judicial Di.
~. frict CoI,rt g.. ,

STATE OF LOUIsIANA--First Judicial Dis.
~ trict Court. =, ~,
The State Of i.ousiana,-Tp all whom the SC pre-
sen.s shall come, sreetngt-Wl 'ereas HENRY vii.
Ian An rAtFREY, having purchased at q sale made
by the sheriff of the parislat Jefferson, tho property
hereinafter deecrbed, has applied TO- the clerk Of this
Court, in whose office the deed Of se was oed on
the seventeenth day OF OcUber A. D. 1885, for Moni-
ton Or Advertisement in conformity TO an Act of the
Legislature OF The S;e OF ouisaln, entitled, "lh ret
tyr lie further assurance Of titles to purchasers i-
d'cal sales approved the tenth day Of March, 1884,
Nov, tl'freE're know ye, and alPersons Interested
herein are hereby cited and a.onsei in the of
the State Of Louisiana, and Of the First Judicial HIS
trct Court, who can set up any right, title claim,
in and to the property hereinafter descrihcd, in conses
quencc Of any infrp'ay in the order or udg-
t,'ent Of the Curt under winch the suI was made or
any irregnlarily iegay in the appraisenen,s and
advertisenens IN time, or manner of sa, or for any
days from the day this Mention is first inserted in he
public papers, why the sale made should not be con-
fsmed and homolosated.
The said property was sold blythe sheriff Of the lnr-
isl aforesaid on the twentieth day Of September A. D.
1889 by virtue ofa decree OF his Court rendered the
eighteenth day Of March, A. ID. 1889, in suit entitled
minor children and heirs Of Charles Cecil No. 1899
N The docket Of this court, nj hch sale the said lien
~ William Parey became the purchaser, for the
price W four hundred und thirty five dollars payable
cash.
description Of PROPERTY given in the Judicial Con-
veyance, viz:
certain lot at groun, the same which ad Judi
Cuted to William Nicholson Hull, at Il sale nude By
Isaac l. Mccoy, auconeer, of the city Of New Orleans
on the eleventh March 1885, Ivy virtue of judgment Of
this court Of the thrteth January 1886, and which
ordered by said court the eighteenth March 1889, to
be res0ld at the risk and ext Of said Hull for neg
iecng and refusing to comply with the and
s!itions 81 said adjudication Said lot being situated in
the parish Of Jefferson in the Of tarrollton, esg,
tsat4l as number Fourin square on plan drawn by
Benjamn i'ns>on surveyor of said parish, on the
twent'eth q January 1896, and deposited in the office
Of H. H. Gems, notary publ Of this cit ,and
front Icve street, and forty feet three inches also
front IN Burte street. three hundred ard thirty u,ne
feet in depth aud front Jefer al" and three hundred
and four feet inches ard half the line dividing
ffon LOT No. Trac together wi, all the rights privr-
ges &c the rrnuo belonging.
Witness, the Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan Judge Of the
Is Court sioresrid, this 10Th day of No, enlber
nM LIE BLANC, DIP. Clerk.
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l. S sEGuuR, No 81 C"nde street, between
an Intensive assortment of huors aud hrogans. ard
HOES, at New York manufacture, Tor men. women
nj chiIdren OF All ayes, which he will dispose OF
1T very nudeIa,e prices.
Families OF h,S n'quIn,ancc on sending order
ri I II v,'helr "'shrs n'''nd't'" l. $ SEiOUR
IRON, SrEEl& HEAVY GOODS-Hat, square
! and bundle non, we'll assorted
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and plough
mouths
Cast, German, shear, bs'cred, spring, sheet and
Crowle, steel
Hollow ware, and wrought nails and spikes
Znr block tin, mill and grin, stones, salt kettles
Chain CABLES anchors, hoes
Ok, log ard trace Chains, corn mills
Anyils, vices, Hammers aud bellows
Wre sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking
Amcs, Rowand's and other spades and shovcls
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts SGups, and other
lard aud Manila corlage, lines and twine
Bolt and sleaiing copper; Naval stores
Paints, lnsecd aud sperm oil
a full assortment Of hardware and ship chanhlcry
always hand, and which offered fr sale At Whsle
sale retail, on The most favorable terms, by
mi LAYTON ! ':". IS Old i.evee
LNRENCIl BOOKS just received per ship Indiana,
Il from Havre.
Sd vol Alexander Dumas
5r do BaZuI
5th 9th and 9Th Souvenir dun Enant du Peupc
Persons who have bought from the fl 81 volumes
of these works. are requested 10 call for The above.
L JOHNS & Co, O Statoners' Hall,
n8 corner 81 Charles and Common ST
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
w Il . Y " IFN = y u II y ] L III
Il la HubaDna,

I OS insrascrtos nucvos pr"prictarios del bicn
! conoci,o rstuhccmcn,o nOnbradO MAN>
SION HOUSE, s,uado GU la Gale dc la Obrapia,
Mum. ll9 tcncn cl honor dc anunciar al pubIico
que mayorcs e'ucrzos y a,cncionss scran dedi-
cadas il complaccr las personals que les favorex-
can con III patrocinio. Las vc"taj jas que posee d.
cha casa para los viagcros ,an,o por localdad,
cnmodidad, etc. etc. tan conccldas, que inu-
til cnumcrarlas.
81 set-ly .CUNY & FULTON.
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RE GU la Ii PRICES.
ST. LOUIS STREET RESTAURANT OPPOSITE
Il

INllE Subs riber has the honor inform his friends
md the public in general, tina, he will open, the
10th ns,art, Res,uu,a, where persons will be served
according to the bill OF fare, regular prices,
Dinner. Tie hr. akfast will consist Of two dishes at
uPtl"n, cup of c, flee h milk halfa bottle of inc
and bread at discretion. i'e dinner i'll consist Of
three dishes at option, SOUP halfa botte of wine and
bread at discre riOi.
a great number of persons have been complaining for
long time OF the Inconvenience tel, tables dhutes,
where they obliged to be ut regular hours. The
subscriber has hope Of having obvalcd that incon
venlrnce in establishing his Resaura, regular prices,
and here persons will be attended every hour Of
the day, at cheaper rate than The table d'hotes
parties, and will execute city demands.
ol5-2w MICHEL DOUAJS,
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h2o lAl)l.AN, 81 camp st
FOR BAYOU! SARA
Reguh,r Pnchtt.
hH i :E'sST "T;ss"si tart 5'' "%::'
s-zss!, :: w will leave New Orleans every We'd
nrsda, At 10 o'clock A. VI. for Bayou Sara 4 every
saturday at 10 och ok A. NJ raK'g down on
Snniny For freight or passage apply to Capt. liar,
on board or to
f;b2j ADAMS g. WIIITAIL
IRONS, &c.
T'lE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23S Water, near Bcekmnn street, New York,
have received the past season, and are constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
Of the above goods, Which consists of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
HcScrn markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality consisting of
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots OF % different sizes, from 2S to SO gallons,
Kettles Is sizes, from 3:S to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is Sizes from 3:S to Is gallons,
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AMERICAN
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.

CAPITAL 100000, IN. l ,291 Prizes!
Will be drawn in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to crafty, at an carly period, the purchasers
oftickcs, Il @ combination is adopted for this Lot
terry only, Of TO IS, whereby tho drawing will
be completed in a few minutes by the drawing OF
II Numbers from the wheel.
67,525 Tickets, at $40 cach---s675,250,
1921 PRIZES!!,
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TO HOUSEkEEPERS, HOTELS, STEAM
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS.
VlNIiE subscribers receiving direct from the
L manufactures, large supplies of Glass, China and
Ear,henwa'e, lonking ,'aSses Plated and Silver ~are
LAMBS cl""aeer s, 1Drsnsry ksnS" ware and
unusually low prices, No. u Camp street and No "a
Common n2ll-4W L RKOWER 1, Co
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TIE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF TIE TWO MIL
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

il Each days drawing under the super judges
of Courts in New Orleans and the wheels opened and
sealed by them.
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SKIPPING LIST.
CoastWlse. -...~s -.
- - IL

1nN ... =. IK19 tzEN
..... FOR NEW YORK.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK. LINE OF
49, PACKETS. 700
t1o Sail erery other N0njay.)
This Line is composed Of tie following hips. viz
Ship YALOD Capt. Trask '''
" MISSISSIPPI, - :" p IIillard
LOUISVILLE, Alien
SHAKESPEARE Erton
e HUNTSVILLE, Eldridge
" SARATOGA, tll,wuy
The above ships all of the fist class, c'ppered
and copper asene # li.ht drt,ght of water, and
built in New York expressly for The rnd- with elegant
acco'nniodat ons fer passengers and commanded by
able and experienced masters The price Of passage is
fixed II, S9'' without wines liquors ample snres in
every other particular viii be provided. and every
tenon given TO promote the couolt of those passing
I" AMI ro in the line. The ships will at all times be
tn"ed up aud down the rive: aud the greatest punctu
atty observed as TO their duv of sailing.
Neither h,' owners captains "t these ships will be
responsible for Jewelry, huion precious stones, silver
or plated ware, breakage Of glass hollow wave, marble
or granite, OF lin, of iron steel, for
any letters, parcel package Scn' by put board
OF them, regular bills OF ndg are taken for the
same, and the value tlerrofcxpresscd.
FOR freight OF passage apply to
ny W r FOSDICK & Co, 70 Camp st
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d % ~ owu~Grnh
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA.
Regular Packet.
b. Tf~Aa The fine, fast running steamboat
Iditl ~ CIlDCClt MA, Capt. Warning,
w e., will leave New Orleans every Thurs.
day morning ut 10 oclork md Bayou Sara every Sun
day morning at the same hour. For freight or pas
sugc apply on board or t"
n23 = lAIDl.AW, 81 Cnmn st
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FOR / INtRf't)


To sail on the 3lll Dpcr mbor.
IN The elegant packr, ship FRANKFORT
yTFN captain 'i.sSel. will sail above, having
- her cargo engaged. For passage only, lnving
splendid furnished accommodations, apply on board
"npnsire st. Joseph stree,
n29 PLiiDI.AW,5 81 Camp st
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W agoH Jokes from Ia 10 4 "a lncneS.
Cart do. S to ! inches.
Wood Screws, 10000 gross, iron and brass, from
- inch, No. 3 to 3:9 inch, No, 2l of superior
quality and finish, and less titan James imported
prices.
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Taurs and hattor's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from l A to
20Ihs.
Bells for Plantations. steamboats,, churches, SC.
made to order
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
Tho above assortment of goods is particularly
RI recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants and are red for sale at low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms it is be.
lieved to be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any ono establishment in the
tnIted States.
Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have prin'rd circular. with description of goods
prices and TERMS from winch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1898. Ic3
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a NDREW SMITH & CO., respectfully inform
"a their friends and the public in general, that
they occupy the new brick shop, 2l9 Tchoup,oulas
street, where they keep constantly On hand "copper"
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Of every dcscrpllon
such copper stills, kettles, and pumps, tin bath
ing ,us aud oil cans, of all sorts and sizes, and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars of every description, snch as steam.
boat stilrups, hog chains, screw kot>, aud other
kind of steamboat work, such chimncys, brcccl,-
es, steam pipes
they will also do al kinds of out door work,
such zinc, copper and tin roofing and gutteriig,
&c. They above and all other kinds of work in
their line of business, they will execute al the
shortest notice. drc27
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1TUIlO FOf7e TlStfNCtfON.
William Smith leuhrrS his services to the c,l,
Gems OF New Orleans as a teacher of the piano
forte. Mr. S having been employed sevtr raj year
MS teacher OF music in private families in 'slon
and also ut several OF the female seninalc> in its
vicinity, cannot but hope to merit their confidence.
lie is permitted to refer to Rev DR. Cl.pp, Mtssrs
Sleison & Avery, Henderson g. Gaines.
For terms, sc please apply at the book store of
Al, xander Tnwcr 40 Campst oct ?
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E. JOHNS & co.

sTATIONERs' HALL, NEW ORLEANS;
VfNiE assortment of papers being now co,plc,cd
the subscribers offer the foIlwng list to the parti-
c"nr attention OF the public. Prices. usual. low
EMglkSA Dr0WiNy P0nck. [ITAuklauul
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Mem Orleans. Aug. @th, 1889

fEnshea '1" s!'Y oS feet 5d"has
CALDWELL OAKLEY PRITCHARD zres
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A LFRED DE ,ROSSANN, or the Adventures of a
N French gen enal--a new novel by Il W N Rev,
nOlIs and for sale by } } HASWELI. & CO.
nos 40 Camp st
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TNRE"T1 GARDEN SEED -TTc SNhscT1h'r
II hrrs "a express his grntetu! thanks IN the p II
l,, lnr the Ilpcral support hs has l'crivrd since
commenced hn. ircs> IN tins city Bong sulc pro-
pret. Of tho ~sru store, Il Common street. he -
not and never vas agent Tor any nurtllr rn seed
vender; neither is e cl,rntc'c,l with any house in
tins 60, ulrv-hut he nss.,ns the public that his
connections in every department vt the seed husIS
ueSS, the different countries q, Europe are eqhal
10 that of any house III t'.r Unl,cd Slrtes lie i'm.
ports eds. plants, &c. from the most extensive
and Respectable nurseries aud Su,cn III France,
llnland, England, Scotland and the nor thern
stalcs-and 1t will at all Zines he his Interest, it
is his study, to receive, n addition tn his present
stock. large ar ivas Of ry d, srr ton, ,ay the
grow II, OF 1888; nlso eugrat,ed fruit ,re s, u" all
kl"ds The putllc may rely on finding Il 'ull as
sortmen, OF every article the seed linz, OF genus
lou quality, and imported ;Iirec, by
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SAMUEL TOBY,
.Nerchondise Broker f. Comn,ission Merchant
il3 Office, Sc. Camp s;.-For the Present.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-10

He will be acknowledged for what we
have, as we'll as applied to for what we
want. Instead, therefore, of going to our
closets only to pour out griets before him,
we ought to 60 also for the express pur-
pose of reviewing with wonder, and re-
cording with gratitude, every spared COM
fort and continued mercy. This is an
essential part of the devotional process of
throwing off undue earefulness; and, ac-
cordingIy. it is also an efectual part.
"But," it may BIZ said, "who can en-
gage in thanksgiving, when his heart is
bleeding by unkindness, or treachery, or
bereavement Why all whose hearts
have any hope of salvation. Is the hope
Of eternal life such trife as to be unwor-
thy of, or unfit for. a song of praise, when
ever any of the comforts of this life are
taken away? What poor hold of it we
must have, if we can forget it in the day
of calamity2 What low estimate we
have formed of it, if it can be insipid
whenever we are put out OF the way by
temporal things | do not think lightly
of cares or crosses, vexations or grievan-
ces-thev are hard to bear but what are
they, compared with the wrath and curse
OF God or with The agonies of despair
Any lot, out Of hell demands and deserves
our fervent gratitude; and, where the
| hope of heaven is left in the bosom, no
earthly loss can excuse silence. But, in
general, how many other comforts are
left with it The friends who remain
true to us are more than those who have
BETRAYED US. Our losses have not left US
destitute Our bereavements have no.
made us homeless: fla few have wound
ed our hearts, more have tried TO pour
balm into them. Besides, God has never
forsaken US. God has never hurt oul
feelings By unkindness. God has never
betrayed our confidence. He has beer
faithful, watchful, and tender Throughout
all his dealings with US. And shall tht
ingratitude or baseness of others TORI
US against him2 Shall we cease to prais,
the Father of our mercies, because fel
low creature deserves blame? Shall ",
resent our injuries upon God, upon tn
Savior, or upon the Holy Spirit, by neg
Letting them, because others have actet
unjustly towards US? The bare idea il
equally shocking and absurd.
You see, you begin to feel now, that i
after any harrassing or Infringing even
the first thing we did was Ito retire int
the presence of God, to consider, first, GU
untouched property, our untouched com
forts, our untouched friends, and our IN
touched hopes. we could not be so over
come as we usually have been, nor s.
much put out of the way. The review
j, Of what is left would compel thanksgiv
, ing; and praise would fit the mind 70
/ prayer. But if we go into the close
f choking and chafed with the sense of in
jury, and looking only at the person
who inflicted it, it is impossible to pra
at ALL Our breast must be cleared b
, praise, before it can be calned by pray
er, at such times.
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K m anis IN
From the Am. Protestant indicator.
FOREIGN CONSPIRACY.

We must repeat again on the ears of
our Protestant ministers and laymen. that
JEsUITIsM was recognized by Pope
Pitus VII; and that it is now IN It's full
est most destructive operation. ltopposes
popular education: 1t sustains the claims
of legitimate despotism: 1t sustains the
Roman .yrants on the continent of Eu-
rope. ia keering the people under an
iron yoke, of ignorance, and absolute
submission.
SchlegeI. an apostate from Protestant
ism, delivered lectures to his new mas
tiers, in Vienna. He publicly declared
that the Roman catholic religion, alone.
would sustain legitimate princes, in their
absolute power and dominion, by ruling
the people without parliaments, or repre-
sentatiyes of the people He as publicly
denounced Professionalism, as too favora-
bic to popular education; and universal
inquiry, and unbounded freedom and lib