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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Frst Jud cial Dis.
- trlcl Cuurf.

| ~ trict Court.
Tho State Of Louisiana, to all whom these pre-
sents shall come greeting:
Whereas William Mackcy. of the city of Mays.
V''e; Kentucky, having purchased at sale made
| by the Sheriff of tho parish of Orleans the pro
perty hereinafter described, has applied to tho
clerk OF this couit in whose Office the decd of salu
was recorded on the second day of May. A. D. 1899
'oF monit"n or advertisement in conformity to
an act of The Legislature Of tho State Of L'uslana
entitled ian act for the further assurance Of titles
to purchasers at judicial sales" approved the t. nth
day of March, 1884.
Now, therefore, know yc, and all persons ia,c.
rested herein, are hereby cited and adnonishrd in
t',o name OF the State of louisiana, and of tho
FIRST Judicial District Cont, who can set up any
light, title or claim in and to tho properly herein.
after described, in consequence Of any informali,y
IN tho order decree. or Judgment OF TITO court un.
acr when the sclo was made, any rrcgularity or
'eh'l'y III tho n"praiseincnts and advertisements
IN t"'e, or manner of sale, for any other defect
whatsoever, to SNOW cause, within thirty days from
tho day this nonitlon is first inserted in tho public
papers, why the sale so made should no, bo con.
hrIncd and hn Io'ogatcd
The sad property was sold by the Sheriff Of tho
par,sh Aforesaid on the lltIl day of April, A. D.
1883 by virtue of Il decree of this court, rendered
on the = day of March, A. D. 1879 in a sui. OIL
titled William MacEey Bior L. Stccycr, No
1876 of the docko, of this court, at which. saio
the SAID william Mackey became the pu. chaser
tor tho Prico Of twenty seven thousand and ono
hundred dolla's, payable rs follows, viz:
ihe purchaser assuming the payment of ono.
half ut two notes Of six Thousand seven hundred
and sixty five dollars and f,ysix cents each to be
dn" o" the 26! of March, 1910, aud the balance
c'sh III" purchaser assuming also, tho of eight
thousand and fvo hundred dollars, due TO the
UnIon Bank of Louisiana, with interest at ten per
cent. from lst February, 1889, and the balance in
cash, and reserves special mortgage on the pro.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27


EAR JOHNS ~, ').ic. | - lsicAri'l" stree, con
tila3 ms pr1clic tn tho treatment ut Nencrcul
d. ,e ,st IN ait u4 diff rent tIruls
Dr. Jlusoa fran I, residence Of many years in Hos
riluls II, rurte devoted tin. trent nant Vi Eenrreal
III ga So j. AMI frp,n HI. pres mt extensive "ncuce IN
th,t stculur urana OF The pruie +son, guarantees
Safe spa dv and ecc ual to such persons as
r,oujtcd witt! n!y Ut the following diseases VIII
Gunor hncu. Cheats, SlI,clu cs, Gu, ncrcs, 'ubuH,
Sc nula Weakness. AT Lliuns ofthe Bladder, Kidneys
l.,nS ure,hra, rrnstale 'iIund, Swcllcd asl;ccs,
Erl,,.ons an the Snln, Sore Thront Pans III the
1uirts;
Aud the numerous symptoms which generally follow
lis ul-rl-c.
Recent cured in two or ,hrc: days without til"
use ,lecnr Interruption fro business, or utera-
ton IN The mode Of living.
A medicine to pre-, Vencreal Disease ean he oh
"a ned Of Jr. Jonnsun IL 'r"n the recipe of the
i.arun Larry Ii celebrated French Surgeon, and
used hy INN daring ,hra "crn ca npa ms IN which he
scrvod as ,nr5rnn G:nrr>l IN thu French Army.
SOFA nv d. johnson at his office. Those persons
phss ing nv ur. ton OF Vcu.real Disease, anil about
iuI ecu VOYAGES. rem vi ~ to the county, would
we'll hv giving Dr.. Johnson CALL as proper nlcIl-
rs tor hH,r cIre the shortest liinc can lie put up
ttrcl!onI iu their u>c.
D.iicc open from III ths in':"''9 until l"o'locA ut
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10 40 nhrtlngaltS, :.
Plated. brass, and ]apanned coacl, harness,
d" do do gig AMI sukco do
du do do Buruuche do :.
Dray, cart and wagon do
Saddle bays, double ands, ng!e: valiccs; mrtilcal
saddle bags, Brussels carpet bags; hes, iron frame
leather tu!le trunks, ass nailed; leather boot top
do, asserted sizes and various styles: hos CTS ami
PISTOL oes; coach, gig, suIkey, twig and planters
crIl win 8! wool, worst-d, cotton and leather
grlh' md rnrsngcs; slrrup Learners: tlnnA
straps and worslei rein web: chain and nook
hnmes; piind b'ltles and lines; S otch collars,
and horse and mule collars, ,"i all qualities : mo.
rocco, buck bear, sheep and buffalo skins; piaed
brass and steel bride bits of ev,ry description,
plated. brass ANA steel spurs OF every description;
plated, brass aud see! stirrups Of every descrips
ton
Together with CON ple;e assortment of every
article in their line of buspegsait Of which they
otter for sale accommodate isrma,
Tney will also continue to rBive through the
"a ar, by packets from New YORK., FRESH supplies TO
keep their stock ample and compiE'e.
kOUES, DANlDSN N co,
10 L. Canals s.,
SCHOOL BOOKS, cheap blank bucks, AL CAP aud
~ letter paper, quiils Nc &c, large and .rs
assortment for sule low by ALEX. TOWAR,
muy 40 Camp street.
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" The loss nj !, ch.,res Ma n,,,,,,n,,n | ,'',a
,urcly lrnrs M ,he n,,orco ~ o1% ,i
srs mnnv IN rccoiI q, h,;,, ,,,,,,,.o.j ~ III .,;
evc, IN a,,,, , ', -, ~ ;I H. ,,,' ''l ''''''
their acnuoi, ,,nr,. rho Io ara "
seuuentlv spout in r,t,ement 7, s],r, NO, svn, ,l
loss If r,,,, I'll ' , ~ NOV 'Vf" IN,
tI,nr rcov, sinL;,- rIo,,, =. I,,. ,,a ,.t -, t.; ill.,;
To nver, all ,,.so w. =, ,i - ',
BALM of Columbia S"ra the hair forn filling Of" rn the
kcwae nrourrs nnd srS IT r,n T.,
mir tron' n,,o, ra, n,,g; o,,I w.
frees !, ,ro,, sr,rC N,ar, ,t ''
rcsp.cnh;Ii,v in s,nr, 81 ,,o =" '1:
Balm orr shown hy no ,,,o,,r;,,o,. " 49, -
W. Read the ollowinr:--
Botcr, v,,r,,, f. ~ :,
has cer,ire, ~. ,, l,i a ,"a' i's' ., wv ''p
''t t,f he following gen i"nen
,ho p 40 hereby cr'tv TINT "rhnv" u'"H
ar,ins, ,hr i,Iiin M Nor 'y VISA T'vntl'"
tive. VI ''"''' ''' "''' s'''"'" '''o'
WlIIJtN TIl,TClrI} cr,i,,,
Methodist Minister in It G.nrro ,rnrra
,,,,, $50 North Fifth st.
KIN 7 lT,i,S' 81 h,ch street
T0iiv = r;:r ~ 'o' .'h-'N
IlUTiI Nrtt;Vl,y o,3 En",,, ~, =,
JODV Som f. ~, ,, t.. -
II IL known that thu" Of the ahoy, .igncr4 are NOR.
Naii ~ EearH OF age, and the Others tss than 49,
1rr,,,,r, No,x,
CIV Of i'h laInIph'a
!, Rni'cr' Hharto". NN}5r uf said civ Of phrl uI,
rhIa, do hrrchv certify lint lam we'll acp,l,int,d with
'essrs p lngs. J''tn : Furr /, md Hnch y Cur,Iv
hnse i-Ac tnihr ,ho ccrIcric ,Ia1 rLrr
are gentlemen OF rhtrart'r m! rrsurctnl w. and a.
arch fall credit -houIl tie given To tn. said r.rirAr
N "itnr:s VIII rr"tl ha"c iorcunto set my hnud
and cHuo"d tn" sad OF III CITY II be .iixeI III.
n IT, ia =; ~ E1HENF W'ItETGN, Mayor.
,,i,n,, L. ''' ,h'" No''e OF r ''n,n'' balm h"-
~ r"u s'"'eu Hrhntr' on "hich Is represented
ffa % Flerche' street mar Nnj,lrn I.anc, one lon,
ne' rear ate'',"nd by most Or" .i1'sund performers
t dash he country
I\Nt : X ANDREWS,
nv "'"''~"T Agents. >'" or'rnnS.
E0ACON SfDES-Ij1 ,lsk- i'inr,,,,I,i -r,,--,,-!- /
ID store for sale Nv {; DD;SEV !"
anil ,,N
uPHOL% cry NT.APi,R -lA\1;IN;, SI7I11-77
Henry S,.hr,rh, -t,rn,rI. | e ,V,l S""j
wnnid meg, rasn..,,,,,, ,,,,,,r,,, H.;
,,I - t''t ''' 81 '"''" "'9 .''Al
~ rrce,yrpg a v,nrrJ ,.nr,n,,,,, -
mt paper hanrinr, rhe. Wnv;,g, c,,,,,,r'..s n
r,,, If III, s,,,L ' .S '''' P''
.,le or relah on the mss, ,,mo,,,9 ,.T,,x
VIZ
r., ,rL ,,,;
matt c"mm"n and common, Pn'!,'i. lia gInz /
and nnglaz'd do DE-, Ttenrfi lantSrara<, five
n'hrls, blinds, &c. tn velvet aud "v,- ted do d.,
m'ftan1c a" r"l"'s' SEX ting" and a7'I""ns "'"I
4n ''uFS' patterns ana rr'''s' ""fs'oi 'nrs"s as
s"''tu P't'cfh. pam and rht'T'd S"i'H mu~in
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49,
=! '''hi'e y c". Ne. 5" Cha''ras street, ale no"
l. ' Hc'N'"S a''h opening me most splendid, SUI
s'hf''a' ana lhsnl'a' ie stock OF Ci"thlng they
pn,t Of the following articles: blue, hlnc black, le,
h"cf, LONDON brown, clt'on, OLIVE, london smok.
Ahh gotten I'VE if'ci ana dress coats; beaver,
Stable nnn hnr'tNl'"n took coats, elegantly frns,
ia; Encf and lIhIn I'll !rk cashmere aud cloth
NAntn!1"' $. english and trench fancy and plain
SIX ""l sa"n vests; real We" market comforts;
en- iSl and rrarh fancy aud pam srnrfs and
hdIs; cns7'"ts, sks-w"b and elastlc
p"nd"rs; cha1l"l', me1inn, 'nmbs wool, welsh fans
me-, SILK and cotton net sherls and drawers; fine
and rufils.f ;,,r, eeat, .,d t,rn 1,nran silt nn
hrslI,s - l:,aG,. y r.,,,,,,.u ir..,,os-a',
hen&itu Hr'l.ls ut White xii, IrW, 80. bale,
&r,; s>irtt'tnsiA silk aud Iannaua uuhis; plain
ii CUR ""d orn h'o'''er.d Cambria do k lamb
wJ'.., marino, germantown, and brown and white
r"t'u hrlt hose: all OF winch they offer low for
cash, OF !" rnntun customers as usual. Nov.
-,--, ----
y, ''1t ~ lo.> r. hfNCt ann LNHLlSil'-
'f 'm'S' recently ar''v, IN this CITY, begs leave
W. .''I t., w." O,'t"hs 'na' ne %
70 WI n'""'F, ~ January a. NO.
~ '"''uS' s'"''' 'o' the 'ns'fmc'"n OF youth OF
,''l ~ i';"' " az" ,"S'S'' IN "h,cn ne
W., "o ""y 's-'St' oy airs. vHn'es and MIS-
we tlSr' "h" speak '"h those languages with
""" '''u """ II ''"e ehatse
~ " ,'''' ~ - ''r H'o"! 'a''es'
as "".!e ",'r"''on I" inc
49, IT, m '' u .''o'' "'ns e'
That ne w.'' give en',re s',s'.f'l'n 10 those VIII
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GAS DEPARTMENT.,
rs L'sM BaAking Csmpy, Jaaaary 30, 1889
JN1E 81 "k of Coke being inucn reduced this Com,
ties, to their Gu <ln,cra. ''''
Orders received "' the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
Jn3l T, W We'll ~ ,,c,r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

y, n,.l,t ~, Ia, gf>t,tt II IN c!.l cons wa
ouiu IN til It Mn .,cntlS o the diseases tht attec
.Fr;,j ,,v;na,, in lhs stomach Thi. EIiAlr
is:d ~ tt} insect pFeo.dsntsd srssess III
"s private ena public practice h,r upwards OF forty
wears, for the Fansvtt Of hct1luwng Diseases:
Las uinppeiitc, E4tuIeUCy DiStent5s. u tho 3ion-
ach, Pan, in the SIDE ienviness of the Head and ncli.
ma i'm to sleep, lrrg MARTY OF the Bowels, and III all
cases wh.rt indigestion or ,usvc habit Is found to
This medicine must not be num'c, cd among the host
If u,,ck nosr,ns now before tho public, as il is the
sole invention the acst and most scientific surgeon
Eurooc ever produced, and the secret Of preparing
wa, purcaspd ny the agent for v.,y large II is
agree .oc an pleasant to the Ia he, acts as mid ncr
liant ALWAYS keeps the bowels free, nrarts vlg,r and
strength to the and cheerlnlness to the ind
and t, few bottles the most confirmed cases
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and cvrntsa return at any
New YORK, 18th August 1888.
IS Madison street
Sln:-In consequence of iead:nS selentary life.
naye been troubled III less with Indigestion for
ten yea, for the las. three years suitrinss have
Lccn i,s upo,tnbc. have tried several hy>cians,
aud number of Ilack Medicines, without deriving any
| benefit, | d SPARED of ever obtaining any permanent
,lic un resigned myself 10 the ,s hopeless despair
! was persuaded by many friends to try Abcrnely's
Dysc,lic Elixir. h.ve now finished the fourth bot
r:. AMI know no, how express mv' niration Of its
v,ulaiu virtues aud the miracle ls performed in
sslor,s 10 that health which mSht lost for.
ever Send me half dozen bottles IL. e. and except
NV ,l1 >s ,,r Inc blessings you hive : nerrcdhy re-
sty,lns me to y 'if.rt health
lremain YOURS
MONROE;
Pan1vc, of the extraordinary viz
Sold by appointment, at DR..
7ohnsl,'s 40 i'rnvillr street. nov. )
- tALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
IN tRr-.lI.S Wonders Of Geology.
wi Calling ssor,h works
Gibbons misrean- works
Romans works-Wuverlv, (mal') portraits
- IA rvs .ngendrv acknowledgements works. 8vs
gales 8 volS->r Charles Grandson
kIojdslnh Animated Narure-SmIth on Cottages
Knox ls'nry OF the reformation
venpot'+ biographical dictionary &c &c.
Inst viewed apl for sale by A TOWAR.
a22 40 Camp Il
TNLEtiA NIBR )DCHES- William. Bell, l6 Char
IA tres ST., JAS this dry received small assortment
cilsrge ena~led and mosaic breaspins, set up in the
styt.
-MATClIES-N it'll beautiful paintings,
TRlER,
81 Magazine st
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bacon, LARD and PuRk--l 81 hhds Cincinnati
ID cured Sides and Shoulders
1000 kegs FIRST quality Lard
100 brls Mess Pork. for sale bv
arl STETScN & AVERY o. "'uvnr ?,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

bLAl Ing tiKD>--Just rccr,ed few gross
y o!verv superior French cards. some very thin and
fine, for sale cheap BY ID FELT Il Co,
mIU n Y Sfa,ionrra hall, "a Chartrcs
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STEAM EsssAH' Fs6Es1S.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSrEAN
~ hCATS can hare their Bills struck Of, in ore
more toiorcd Inks liain Colureh Paper ,rth
despatch, a ID faroraJe Ycrn,x by icariu, their
ORDERS al TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Poydras and 81. Charles streets.
Gan n NJ 81. aSts;S--i5J hhds sugar,
Gn.nUD gals Molasses-bn plantation above ne
ar sale by ADAMS u WHlTALL
&U---w 4? Gravjer 1t
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k-MATClIES--Nith beautiful paintings,
frou,- shia Rexander from Bremen, for
A TRlER,
81 Magazine st
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g A DDLERG W ARE.- he Subscribers, mallu-
~ taclurers and wholesale dealers in slddery
goods, no" receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in addition 10 lluir former stock an extern
s,ve assortment Of articles in ther linz, umonp
which are The following, viz:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

El.OuRlono bbls super6ne. $50 do fine, for sale hv
4 j. G DORSEY, II New Ieree
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I',c.'y Prlvs.Wr, 'l,' Undersigned sSree :" ab''"
r, the , : n.,tiu.. far rs they are applicable to
VA-Iiv inrrIA. ,,,,,,
tStgnci) a. D. Law ht w.
SIS No subscriptions arc taken Tor less than months
Letters must. IA I'll cases. be post paid
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ND(I'r,I, No PA

EAR. JOHNS ~, Diice - lttcA"i'l" stree, con
fms, IN practice to the 1rcatm, mt ut NcnrrcuI
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y
Sold wholesale and retail. by COMSTOCk 4
Co, New York, and by ono Druggist IN every
town in tina UnIon.
Eo. s.!o Dv ,lc Wholesale Agents. corner OF
Com non & Tchoupoulas street, and by the
A,,,lrr,ri,s rcucraiIy 1880
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7 SIS FoRK--.o e,I., for ssIe by
. no AMES.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22

each village He received of Mr.. Abbot
books and tracts, and set out on his return
home. but was arrested. punished, aud
made prisoner, and treated in the most
ignominious manner. He was, with great
difficulty released through the interior
ence Of the British agent, and immediate
!y applied for new supply OF books
But said Mr.. A., you will not venture
with then again; you will lose your life
If YOU are taken with them again i
cannot help it. said be, if lose my life,
| shall sooner 60 to Jesus, but if can
get back to my people, / must carry
them books The books were carried
out Of the city for him by an unsupported
person, and deposited near his boat, and
thus he escaped.
Let this prosecuting power be taken
away, and the work will progress rapidly
The heaven is operating, and cannot b.
stayed. 1.-THE British gain the ascendan
cy in this country, the adjacent coast o
China will be open, for several hundred
Of miles; and there will be opened {
communication between the two countries
Merchants will find their way into China
for gain, and missionaries will go from
love TO souls.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22

There has been paid over, during the
year. for China, Singapore, &C.. including
$1,000 for Episcopal mission. 90, 50O;-
Siam, including $500 for American
Baptist mission, $4,000; Shyans, s7OO:
Burmah, Kafens, &c. $4,000; Northern
India. $4,000; Calcutta, $500; Orissa.
$500; Madras, including $500 for Tel
oogoos, $4,000; Ceylon, S5, 900; Nah
rattas, $500; Sandwich Islands, $4,000 /;
HISTORIANS, $500; Smyrna, including
$3.50 for Rev. J. Brewer, 1880; Greece,
including 1000 for Episcopal mission,
l,8oO; Russia, 1000; Sweden. sOo;-
Denmark, 500; Poland, 500; Berlin.
400; Hungary, 800; France, including
329 for Tract Associations of English
and Americans in Paris, 1920; Spain,
400 total. $4,000.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22
REVIVAL IN JERICHO.
JERICHO, 9Th MAY, II

aSHo, oln May, loS''
oro'her Murray IL would inform on
,'iends, and the friends of Zion, that We
nave enjoyed very interesting rerivald
'eilsion In this. place during the winis
past.
10 the latter part Of November. BrOtbs
"i'iief gave Us course OF lectures on lhs
e'ono coming of Christ. Although DO
Lectures were but partially attended, good
impressions were made on the mind. d
many. These Lectures were Immediately
followed by series Of religious meetings
10 which the Rev. s. Kellogg, of MOnipsl-
Ter performed the principal part Of the b.
DOR The meeting was one of deep iuls'.
est, The different religious denOminarios
'ni'ea and labored together in great h,rDs
ny The divine blessing attended al
numbers were hopefully converted 10 God
The work Of divine grace thus revirsi
aid not cease with the protracted meeting,
ai'er It's close continued 10 spread
spread INTO every neighborhood 10 town, y
some OF which it was very powerful, az.
continued through the winter and pan d
'ne spring months, with unabaled inisrss.
AS The fruit Of the revival, have baptized
niiy-three, who have connected with To
Dap'st church. Others are expected sOO''
lCfw -
Between forty and fly have united via
the other denominations in town. A good
s'a'e Oh religious feeling continues, and !
trust will continue, and that the STANDARD q
piety viii be elevated. Surely the Lord
mas oone great things for us. Glory 10 hh
name Yours. afectionately,
IsAIAH HUSTLEI'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22
From the Christian Reflector.
Revival i'm West Boylston.

Extract Of a letter from Brothe, L. Tro-
ey, dated West BOylstoa, May IL, 1889
The revival in this place, noticed in
your paper of last week, and which COM
menced some FIVE weeks since, is still in
delightful progress. The Lord is truly
with US. reviving saints: repairing the
breaches of Zion, and converting sinners.
A goodly number have been led hunbly
10 hope in divine mercy through cruel
fed Redeemer.
We received foe by baptism, on the
first Lords day in April, ana sixteen last
Sabbath. Others stand ready to honor
Christ in the same significant ordinance ;
and others still are anxiously enquiring
the way of salvation. The work is, EN-.
phatically, the work of the Lord; Nav
it be his pleasure long to continue it.
Yours. &c. L. TRACY.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22

Resoired That the Report, an Abstract
OF which has been read, he printed and cir
.culated 0Lder the direction of the Manag-
ers.
ResOLred, That as ten years have now
elapsed since the previous effort to supply
the United States with the Bible, and as
our population has greatly increa. ed since
that period, il behoyes the Auxiliaries in
every section of the eocntry 10 commence a
second supply, and prosecute the same with
vigor.
RESOLVED, That in furnishing the Bible TO
destitute families and individuals, care
should be taken by the distributor to secure
faithful perusal of that sacred book.
RESOLVED, That the use of the Scriptures
as reading book In common schools, is
| Of such importance as 10 deserve immediate
and universal encouragement in all our
States and territories.
RESOLVED, That the happy adaptation OF
the Bible to all classes and conditions OF
men, is at once proof of its divine origin.
and motive for its general distribution
both at home and abroad.
| ResoLUed, That the members Of this So.
/ ciety learn with regret, that Of the S42. SOC
recently solicited by the managers, to meet
the urgent and specific calls for the Scrip
lures from foreign countries, less than one
/ fourth OF this sum is yet received into the
! Treasury.
RESOLVED, therefore, That it be earnestly
recommended to the auxilaries. members
and friends Of the Society. to take earIv
| measures TO raise funds and enable the man
ayers 10 forward the remaining $4,000 dol
lars wanted, with as little delay as possible
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1889.

IL FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED. as
soon as it can be conveniently RENTED,
from those who owe it for the Vermont Tel
egraph.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22


mel according 70 adjournment. twas a
f'cn 'reat to hear the arguments for and
against the right and expediency Of females
sitting as acting members. The folIow;nn
gentleman, among others were for this rich,
OF privilege. A. Stuart, Mr.. Burleiab. O
sonnson' Mr., Loring, E. Wright, Miss or
Mrs' barney, MIR. Gloucester, Mr.. Garrison
Mr' Grosyenor, Miss Abby Kelly. Gerri,
omith' VIM. Powell, (colored man. A
gainst, were o. Scott, E. D. Barber Mr.
rfi.cnett, Mr.. Rankin, Geo. Allen. Lewis
lappan, l. Codding, Mr. Parbert, La Row
Sunderland, N. Colver, N. E. Johnson
last evening, in debate, allusion. was
mace TO the injunction of 81. Paul, in REGARD
% females speaking in Church. While
MISS heiiy was speaking, she took the
ground that il females were under obl;o,.
'lon TO keep silence in church, that ruls.
would not apply in this case. In alluding
70 sne'r being subject TO their husbands. &
oOeying them in all things, if they had no
husbands, they were under no obligation to
obey any man. She claimed the right to
speak In convention. Whether il will he
pest Tor the cause, to have the ladies take a
part IN such deliberations, is not for me to
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22

Brother Holcomb's letter below, was received
too late for last weeks paper. Some parts of it
are omitted for its lateness, and some for want of
room this week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24
THE HERMIT. A FABLE.

A pious hermS, who lived in the
solitude OF the fsrest Ear from The noise Of
men. was oree wandering through the
woods in search Of few wilI fruits and
berries 70 make up his frugal meal. He
heard moaning in tie grass, aud looking
dnWa saw a fox. both Of whose fore-legs
we're broken, wrilhing Ike a snake on the
ground. and apparently starving. The
good hermit was about 10 seek some food
for the helpless creature. when an eagle
appeared. soaring high overhead, and
suddenly let a fowl fall from its talons
directly al the feet Of The fox. The
starving animal seized greedlly on the
precious prize and soon made . hearty
meal on il. "Ah," exclaimed The pious
enthusiast. d" this is the finger OF God
Why did disirus; his psoriden,;a! care,
and wander over hill and dale TO seek for
my daily food' lie Who brought food
10 the mouth Of This helpless animal. will
surely never forget his servant Hence
forth, I wilI take no more thought for
my bOdy's susIensnce, but trust TO his
goodness. and devote oil my time 10
medilstion." True 10 his resolution. he
returned 10 his cell. and neither plucked
the fruits that hung on the trees around
him, nor vent down 10 the brook TO
queneh his thirst. Three whole days be
lived thus. and wasting away 10 shadow.
in the vain hope Of direct interference
oil heaven. On the evening Of The third
day, Just ss he sunk iniO slufhber, thunder
rolled through the cave. he saw form Of
an angelic beauty, and heard swee, but
solemn voice that spoke thus" Mortal.
how feeble is ihy understanding -
COUIdst thou thus misinierpret the lesson
eop,ained il The eagles conduct Thou
ART not lame and helpless as was The fox,
bsi ART strong and active. like the eagle
thai gave him food. Him thou vert to
inilsls ia going sbou, and doing good To
others; Cur know that idleness, even il
accompanied By constant prayer, 10 odious
IN The sigh, Of The AInighiy."