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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06
NliaHrry-Slate oi AialaIra-ii IL
 Gordon and s'taddard, complis.
William McMilIan, seo. aod others ,l,.fls


 William McMilah, sen. and others dciis GtPRING TERM D lsll 1he bill m this " filed for fhe foreclosure ui :. Inur tgag. made b, N .Mchlln. Sen. To GeeIgc N tfnrden and Lewis Y. Stlddard and bearing date the 18th day ul September, D lsSS-.tnd al ile Spring Term \ lS8l, of the count oi ehdnccry for the first district of the Suutern chancerN division of said Sat. ai Mohde, ltc following order was m.,le in the cause h ts tue comp ltinants bs iheir solicuuis and moved the court, thai an orler uf publication be male in tlls ease agalnSi Inc defendant kicrud Erwin, who Is a non-rcsiicnt and the court heinz satisfied from an aii'!asit made in open court, that said Richard Erwin resides out of the State of Ala hama, t is ordered thai he appear on or before he first day of the next term ot this court.-And it k iu ther ordered that this order be published once d week ior four weeks in paper published in the cii, of lobile,l posted the court house door in lorty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court at Mobile this twenty first day of June, A D
 lsil. Attest,
 iune2l9r+ NJ. ]. McRAE. Resis'r. In Chancery-state of Alabama-alohie ,ioln,iy. Smith, Todd S Hunt, eompPts 139 vs S9riug Jera. lS4l Richard R. Wilkins. deiend'ts
 FENHlS is suit brought by the compainants for tie N foreclosure of mortgage made by Richard R. N kns to Charles Smith the Sth day of April, 1886, and at the Spring term A lS4l of the c1nrt of cancery for the first district of the southern chan ccry division of said state, the following order was made in the cause
 lt appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant Richard R. Wilkins, resides without the limits of Alabama, he is ordered to appear at the next term of this court and answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause or the allegations of the same will he taken confessed against him. IL is further ordered, that this order be published once q week for four weeks, in newspaper printed in the city of Mobile and posted the door of the court house of Mobile county, within forty days from this date.
 Witness, Malcolm J McRae, Register of said court, this t"enty-6rst day of June, D lS41.
 Attest, aI J. McRAE, lune2l 9fE Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06

DAGroN NsflTUfE.-tEMALF DLPA1,t- D Masr--HHiia,a iiH, Principal; Chm hn,gth, Aaeia Aa>fia, Assistants. Tins department ol the lisdnc k now in succcs sid npcrati1n, ein'raclng ln is e,,tse ol study every brancn oI ornamental an paoIiral e1lucatiOH..
 The terns in regular studies from S5 to S7per nni,th Tuiuons ln French, Paintlag and Drawing and on the Piano.nlte Harp or Galtiir are extra.
 Persons teslrIus 0f iatronisng this department can have au interview with the Principal at any time, be- tween tue hours ol A. NJ. and IT M at the ln- stitute.
 Aalong the Principaps- patrons reference may be made to the lion. EN-GUy. Gayle; iqi. Jno. F. Ey- erett Gea 1heo. L.. Toulnin; ten. N. fallor i; Daniel Chandler, \. C. iIollingcr, David Files, J. |. Lyon, and Richard Redwood, Esqrs
 noN U -s .la..L4lz.- .-- loo M EW FANCY GOODS, sc, HENRY & STOD- lN DART, corner Water and Cont streets, have received the following, siz: fz. t# .Jf f 1 cases containing Elnbroia aered Collars and Capes
 Inf;utts Robes, Caps and Waists; Ladies Rich
 Embroidered pusn, Dresses, &c, #4.i9 case Thread Lace and Edgings, cases 4-l Scotch Ginghans of superior fabrics, Co.,
 lone warranted fast, iiu
 ! cases, containing Damask Table Cloths, Diapers
 and Towellng; also, Co9red Worsted and Cot
 ton Table Covers,
 3 cases Mousene de Laiae, new pattern,
 | Jaconnt Muslin, n ss9l4 t '' Swiss Checked Muslin, z5.,f .4.os sfz '' ass ted Cotton Thread, best quaity,
 ' Book Muslin, CanIbrfc Handks, &c.
 The above goods being llirect inportatlon Il & & are enabled to otpr them, at very low pfifes, (or cash only) at wholesale and retail, jm26 l6st, . STEAM CANDY AND SUGAR REFINERY ISR. L. & A. STU ART, corner of Greenwich and Chambers streets New York are manufacturing and offer for sale CANDY, SUGAR PLUas, Sc made by their improved steam process fom single, double and treble Refined Sugar. With steam engine and other machinery, the advantage of long experience, and thorough knowledge of sugar renng, they will continue to manufacture CANDY, &c., superior ill quality to any made in this country Europe, al, nearly or quteas low prices the inferior qtalties usually sold Having increased their buildings, they are prepared to execute the largest orders for CANDY or REFINED SuGAR at the shortest notice. Country dealers are requested to call aid examine the quality of Caud, sold at this esiabsh- ment before purchasing. f.- =.l5s... !. u H.f3ai
 Candy carefully packed in boxes of 20, 25, 50 and 100 pounds, for the Southern and Western markets, and delivered in the city or shipped, without charge for boxes cartage. f t54s F s.d .Ial ,a.d 8y
 REFINED SUGAR.-Dpube Refined Loaf packed in boxes; barrels lo6se Crushed and Ground Loaf Sugar in barrels Sugar House Mo in Hhds and rierces, The above Sugars are Yreiined by steam without the use ol clay or blood. e
 feb l6 lS6 s.5H Nal51t5alI s5. fi5..' lt5-'s- t.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County
 Spring Term, 4. D., lS4I. T President, Directors & Gom'ny of the ,.
 Bank of the United States, 'on'f'' 's'
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He also will keep on hand seIec, assortment o fresh Garden amp Field Seeds, Beens and Peas
 N. B. Orders from the country filled at the short est notice, ll .f5.3i iya saI ia lfHf snasag feb a
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06
Malachi Dubose and Gaius Kibbe, dcfis.

In Chancery State of Alabama-Moblle County Matthew Anderson and Samuel M. Todd, complts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06

 In Chancery-State ol Alabama-hlobile County. William F. Cleveland compl't,) spy;ug Term
 Benjamin Homer, defendant. d. D' io4'' TNNliE BILL in this was filed for the forcclo- N sure of mortgage made by said Benjamin Hor- ner to said Wm. F. Cleveland, bearing date the Eth day of April, A. D. 1884, and at the Spring Term, A. D. 1SI, oft the court of chancery the first dis trct of the southern chancery division of said State at Mobile the following order was made ia the cause.
 It appearing to the court by the affidavit of wit that the defendant resides without the limits of the State of Alabama he is ordered to appear at the next term oths court the first day thereof and an- demur the allegations of the complainants bill, or the same will be taken confessed against him it is further ordered, that this order be pubsh- week for SIX weeks in some newspaper print ed and published in the city of Mobile, and that a copy of the be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the court
 of chancery aforesaid, this twenty first day of
 June, A. D., 1S4l. Attest, ,a ,'.... oh .-ln-
 une2l Sic M. J. McRAE, Register. a
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K irChEN's PATIENT PREPAREDI CO., isalat IA- COAX supply oithe above original and trp- A 'y valuable preparation of Cocoa long and fa,oraby
 Shewnto tothe pubc just received direct from the ''A proprietor apd for sie by the undersigned, Among al other highly haeripg testimonials of itss superior
 quality and usefulness, to,ad the folio wing s e "J Kitchen left witliIne some of his Cocoa and
 on trial find it very superior ar,iceso and ,cnn,sl hg mend its ,dption ir inmiiy use D g a F1lag allr
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06

EOPPER, IRON, PINNED PLATE, &c.-- V OBrnzlers Copper 36N60, 10 pound sheets
 Do. l3 a'' 4,N.H'
 Do. !" p ss 's
 SIiEATHING COPPER-ll to Is ounces, SHEET iRON-S0bundles heavy & light Eng. Iron WlRE-i0 bundles assorted numbers, RlNErS-50M Timed, ION Black Rvets ,s BANCA TlN-20 pigs 'Banca" Tin, best quality, PINNED PLATES-l00 bxs Tin Plates l-3x !. HEADED PLATES-l50 boxes Leaded Plates for Roofing Landing and for sale by 54s.. su .f-
 EDW. C. CENTER & CO, s.# mr2i corner Com. and Cont sts.
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FOR SALE,7TlQ 0Qll pe's efasuperior, heavy, A l inch Dundee Tagging, manufactured ,express y for th,s market part Of the lot is made in imiti- ton of the kentcky Bagging, and quite etpmi to il in quality .We inyite the attention of the Planters and the trade tp this, article. Also, 80 coils Russian Rope, for sae by A. POPE &, SON,
 .dec29 l47tf5ii isdioda i.aas570 Commerce st 2
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MIAIkER{ONa aINTERMARRIAGE.4 .4 snoaie
 w D0UBLEDAY & &lSEARS, 30. .Dauphin-st. v Have received Walker on Intermarriage; or the mode in which, and the causes why, Beauty, Health and Intelect iesult from certain mions, deforinit,, disease and insanity from others, with eight iIlstr- tive drawings. i, 4.., ,,i, t,,,,5aJ ts,, ian28 4.
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.nRE 7TAYLOR'Sa a'fsALsAM OF uLTvER- TX WoRE.-A7As this highly popular Medicine for diseases of tle Liver and Lungs and also for the flesh is most extensively counteffeited4tbe public should be very cautious and purchase only ofrte duly appnted Asentss sy-i Diy sole Agents ipi Mobile are I. Q. DuBOSE & co. Please re,assshsrfhis
 GEO. TAYLOR, M. D., 375 Bowery. N. Y.,,.5 New York, Feb. I2 tatt 4Iq2tr ais'ls " %'r''
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rITsT pEf,EIvPt, nj uliI ;c. j, lIs ,etau g O Opinions of Dasidil Hines, of South Caroli. '*a n master of arts, and s.netimes doctor of medi- is cines, alias, Dr. Hamilton, Col Hamilton, Dr. Hay 1h nes, Col! Hayne, 8c. &c. &c in series of letters to his friends, written by himself
 7r-s1he gond old rule lp ssuod sii i siniif sn
 Spifceth ne,77the simple pap,, ,uh81q .Gi .aioT VI P " That they should take, who have the power A i ls.l And they should keep who can " Wordsmorfh. I,
 F1r sale lbys miistI [ naJ KaRANDALL, ss3oH ?"
 feb16l - - ,;t,5, Bookseler,, Al " Water st.aih hHs
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FgNIE undersigned are receiving per ship Caledo- h na from Lnerpool .,.+5 i| l.5i-.-. .l ..4 a
 "Cast Steel'' Wee ling Hoes, e,.ts. ...-.
 Brown and Common do no ie.rs. iol.Q ..
 Mouse Hole AWiIs, r ,er,f- su,irr.I.H s'
 Mouse Hole shape dofi j. -,t-iH 4f .n..--,
 Blacksmiths Vices and Hammers, .i I...
 Van Warts Screw plates, -.,a ..' ia..I. l.s s.' 'I Indian Corn Mills, superior article for use,
 James Wood screws, tl..I,, oi .a.up 8lIlli fa. Carpeuer's Patent Locks, .HH ssIat do Curry Combs, l .'s oi sa.is.46r. Anti-corrosye percnssion caps. 3ins ne [ ,'sf
 Treble strong cylinder gunpowder, m one pound Double barrel deer guns, manufactured to order ' naal at $1OO to $50 each, D. simi ao,lLa Q. l.7 Table and Pocket Cutlery,
 r Saws and Files. ag, m fel.l 1tiliufa M lai7I dec 30 ..1 .f4, JOSEPH HALL & CO
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06

In Chancery- State of Aiabamo-Moblle County
 Spring Isra, lS41. Creditors of John Couper, Jr. dec'd, companants,
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RcO of Chronomleter, iBeithotds make, No. l n, and Silver Leyen Watch, Johnson QLiyerpooD maker, number not recollected-the same having been stolen Saturday, 27th Feb. from on board the brig Alabama, lying at the wharf. 'foa3 ''+'' ' mara al JN0. C. RYAN. 36 Water st.5ai MELLOW PINE ALUMBER.---95a assorted Se,ntliug; SOW and l-4 inch Boards 3Nd l-i inch Narrow Floorng lSM Weatherboards,, on wharf and for s;,e by v .'" VI A. B. HOMER,
 I.ulnber sawed to or,ler. Cargo Lumber always hand suitable for exportatipn, 1 b febl1 lS2d a TESRS. MILLER & LORILLARD'Sa FINE MI CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.--A supply of the above Tobacc2, just received per ship Cotton Planter and for sale by E9ii s.ifi tH 5"'a f'
 RICH'D NORTH, Druggist x Chemist, iae. No. 35 Goytrnnent and 45 Commerce st., ,. ian22 ' near St, Francis. TaNiE UNDERSIGNED would he happy to re- I ceise orders for W ines from the house Of "J 3s. Adams, of Maeira. The Wines received from thih House of choice character, have been generally approved, andar now much in vogue in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, fticlniond jChares- ton and Savannah. gi is7isq isaa 3di ii Hast5fl 4
 feb IS isSf s,,1aJ. MOSES, 5s Royal st. 's T ME, HAIR, &c.1-71l5p casks Rhode Island ll white lump Lime, y....i .-##. ..ls5
 l50 bushels Mastering Hair,
 100 pair wrought Iron Carahe Eyes, ''5" '. '' Landing at Matthew's wharf, from brig Susan & 1 Sarah, and for sale by . s.. ,=.i .f e-fl al a. mar 8 202tf 2 '" ,''1' BENJ. M BOURN.
 NEW FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, a yard | j. ' wide, and colors warranted. Just received by l DANIRLS 8. HRADI, -S3,i Dauphin sireet (im- medately opposite the Public Sqpare,) large and splendid assortment of the above Goods of the new est style, which they offer very cheap for cash
 Rich plain blk Silk,22 ins wide3 for 66 pr yard, Handsome figured Silk, aat..as .sa9 4di iH
 Elegant histred cQored Poult de Soi, f s, .lgf.
 7-s diaper table Linen for 50 cents pr yard, | I'd dalnaski l do dltfor o62 odB,l<9 tiA'' 'a'
 g and I0-4 double tamask do, Seiy theapI aail9n IA Irish Linens, full 36n. wide, in demirpieaes and fine quality (warrahted an inen) ion 40 cents Super and sp'finc bh,t and jet black Bolhhazine,
 A large and cheap stock of cotton & silk Hosiery, First quality spool Thread, warrapted full 300 yds a to the spool, for D cents per dozen, ,,, French, English, ahd Domestic Dry Goods of eve ', " ydescriptiea, cheaper than can be sold byany
 other house in the eity, ns,,i ,,t15d jts l.f 1d Country Merchants and Planters are invited to call l and examine, eh aiu.pd s39sii el mar l99tf
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MARRIAGE PhysioIogeally discussed, by 1'h John Dubois, in four parts For sale at 20 St. Francis street, t.5 ..5 junell
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VNHE HISTORY OFl THE ANGLO SAX II ONS--From the earliest period to the Norman conquest, by sharon Turner, F.,A $. ct RIA. $. l.. ? vols. received this day at
 g ana0 -5s.ri DOUBLEDAY & 'SEARS'S. a
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H UUk OUf!!--'sC Caifion' N the Pdrenfel Nqfuy.
 l An attaekiof thes sPieso may be positively pre- vented by using ,(when sthe premonitdry symptoms are feit) the celebrated HAYS, ,LINIMENT. There are more than one hundred people this city, and in the United States an immense number, who have suf- fered beyond ensrance by this sreaiful complaint who keep themselves wholly free from attpcks by apo plying tis Lininent when they feel any symyoms of ts ,spproacl of shis iere is the most perfect proof
 ttt None Geauini, without the lianie of COM ] STOCK & co, wriltin on the wrappers. s -e"'ee'N+ SOLOMON HAYS,
 Sold at No. 2'Fletcher street, N. Y.
 Sold by ]. c. DUBOSE & CO Agents and Drs MAYNARD & GATES, Mobile tI3c
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1 RAGGlNo, ROPE S WINE subscri-
 AS ber having boom appointed AGENT for the l MAYsYiLLE, MANufAcTURINsaCo. will be con-- constantly supplied and fill orders for Bagging A and Ropeto any extent, on favorable terms. The
 quality is unsurpassed by any factory in the Western
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06

Tn Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobile County. Planters & Merchants Bank conplts. } Swing Term. | 5I0 vs. D 1911.
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Master Humphreys Clock, by Boz, No. ,l7.sas Q.
 The Rural Life of England, by, William Hewitt, author of 'fvisits to remarkable places" sc iron the 2d London edition, corrected aud revised in On. vol. Svo. ,f, ..,s..,s A ss alsfsgs Aii a; iI .n
 Visits to Remarkable Places, Old Halls. Battle fels and scenes illustrative of striking rassaaes i, English History and Poetry, by William howitt, |, 2yols. l2m9 mi ali i.ri.e is uqslisS sa haA feblI
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I
 In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they are equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had failed In short, they have been so universally successful that the proprietor challenges any to produce remedy of equal certainty, under a fnlfei itule of Three Hundred Dollars. .=5.. q
 iahl2 I. C. DUBOSE & CO!, 39 Water st.
 Qse Price, $2 per box, with fllL diree tions. '
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Aaong the Principals patrons reference may be made the Hon EN-GOs. Gaylei hpn. Jno. F. Ey- erett Gel 1'heo. l.. Toulinin; Gen. W. faNlor 1; Daniel Chandler, \. C. iIolIinger, David Files, j.. |. Lyon, and Richard Redwood, Lsrs.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-06

Wm. Sayre, Wm. P. Converse, and the Branch of
 the Bank of the State of Alabama, al Mobile. ~7 HEREAS the conpamants Thomas W.
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NAWL .BOATS---0ne new coppered fastened II Cedar Yawl Beat, P feet,-2 do Oak, ,l4 feet sient. '.--''ss sDEy. M. 'BOURN,
 apr6 IA Commerce st.
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GNOMPDUNDhnSYKU OF LfVERWORT S (Hepafica Itiioba.) +-For the cure of Pulnars " and Hemtic affections, Coughs, Colds. Gonsump 'tson Splitting of Blood, S-c. The reputation whie; this article udverwort) has obtained in the trcamen of Consuhpi,ons,s Splitting aof sDlodd, Liver Coin paints, Coughs, $ca and the great uncertainty thers mus. always bein the preparation of decpctions the Inode in which tifs plant has been usually admins tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmaceutical Manu puations, has led nsl to ulakeia concentrated Com pound Syrup of uniform strength. fl s.si, t~st--s '.ovr s4'l MEREDITHi itIE <nEpSnN |.
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I3T 1OSSACK.. sl have drank of Kitchens F. Cocoa and secom- s
 mend superior article of beverage to any pre- aaon of Cocoa extante-it possesses less of the o- A
 aginous muiro of ofChocohte, therefore less liable to
 become odensse tothe eom alesceni and is mora suit
 able for the healthy ijiuaD. BLoss. a5s Ei'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
History Of BaptIsts in Vermont.

Brother Churchill, in pursuance of his
object, collecting materials for this work.
commences his tour in the Termont Asso-
citation this week. Heiatends 10 60 ihro'
the Vermont and SALISBURY Associations
within the present month, and the Hind
ham Co. q Woodstock associations in the
month Of June.
Have The churches done their duty in this
matter, and got their several histories made
out? If no., will they 20, 60 Immediately
about il? Il is presumed that any and eve-
ny church in the Slate, j called upon 10 de-
eide 10 words or 10 woes as TO the desirable
ness of such a work as is contemplated,
would call for lis production al once. II is
believed that there is no need of argument.
OF mention of motive-lhal barely 10 name
The enterprise is enough TO secure for il the
appreciation and commentator Of all Ii is
only necessary, then. for each church to SET
at once about doing their several parts of
what all desire 10 have done and the work
will be accomplished Let each church
have their manuscripts in readiness, as they
will seon be called for.
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EDITORIAL CHANGE

II will be perceived, from the foregoing,
that brother Browns connection with the
Telegraph, as editor, is dissolved. The
ability and christian fidelity manifested in
his general course have been highly salts
factory TO me, and trust his labors have
been profitable 10 the readers of the Tele-
graph.
Iresume editorial duties in a feeble state
Of health-but WOULD say for the informa-
iion Of friends that am rapidly recovering.
For the information Of those whom | have
not visited, where was expected, during
my late tour, would say that sickness in
my family, the badness Of the travelling, &
now several weeks confinement of myself
with illness, have prevented my visiting
many places which otherwise should have
reached. intend yet TO make several short
excursions during the summer In the
mean time, may not be allowed to look 10
friends for remiitances of dues AMI new
! subscriptions 2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
For the Telegraph.
REVIVAL IN WINDHAM.
Brother Brown

Brother Brown
Il may be interesting to the friends Of
Zion to learn that the Lord has appeared in
mercy and revived bis work ia this place.
In the month of December last some of the
brethren began TO feel as though something
ought 10 be done for the quickpning Of the
saints, and for the salvation of sinners:-
consequently we commenced series of
evening meetings: our progress for awhile
was slow; our meetings however increased
~ numbers AMI inierest-our brethren came
Up gradually 10 the work until The prayer
was brealhed on, from many hearts, %
Lord revive Thy work. We persevered IN
ouredorts, holding our meetings evenings
with some slight interruptions for nine
weeks. During which time goodly num-
Der were hopefully brought 10 i knowledpe
Of the truth Most OF those who came our
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
To the Reader. OF the Telegraph.

MY labors in connection with the Teie-
graph are now closed. As have assisted
in conducting it for few months only, an
Address TO its readers will not Of course be
expected. The Editor Of public Journal
has resting upon him fearful responsible
lies, for upon him depends, 10 an eminent
degree, the veal or wo Of his country and
OF the world. To instruct The ignorant; TO
comfort the afflicted; to enliahten and re-
hne and elevate the degraded; TO spread be-
fore the eye Of the earlhling brighter than
fading treasures to- point the Wanderer af-
ter sinful pleasures 10 eternal joys; in a
word, to lift trumpet-voice against all sin,
aud in favor Of all holiness, are the pecul-
lar prerogatives o: the press; and wherever
i. is silent on the great subjects of reform,
il is false its trust. II | am not mistaken
the signs of the times indicate the dawning
oe a brighter day. Silently and slowly i,
nay lie, the bands of oppression are weak
ening, and link after link oil the great chain
Of bondage, both spiritual and temporal. i:
| broken, I'LL visions Of universal freedom be-
gin 10 break upon the longing eye.
With spirit Of love, and heart still
bleeding with yours fol the wrongs of The
oppressed, | bid you an afectionate
Adieu. WILLIAM q. BRowN.
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40. he AS, d Via. Is bad was sold BY
the sher'(f 10 pay he rum b''l He went
home. threw ihrt. 81 his tbildFen intc The
fife. iook the sboye spd .|irew hot Goals
n Gle over bis VIE Two of The children
died and The wife also. TINS IS what liq-
nor does % husbands. Ladies will you
Do someihing2 MP. said he was viii
ling 10 spend his last breath, to do some
thiog TO save his fell W beings from in.
temperance, and he knew nothing was
done 10 vain. Mr.. p. urged 81 present
10 have compassion on d|uokaIds, and
pull them out Of the 6re w 90 To all
such, in-Baltimore, and take Them by The
arm and bring them 10 the temperance
meetings. We go INFO the grog shops aho
null them out. Sometimes the dealers say
to Us. what business have you hefef Du
they begin to feel that we are right. We
went into a grog shop IN BallInore. anc
found six Young men sitting round the
stove drinking and smoking. We said L
them. What are you doing2 Come g
with US. The veuder said. Bill. if you'll
90, will give you rs cents; and more
iii cancel all you owe me for drink
which IS So 35. aud Ill dothe same to al
OF You. They hll six went. They wer
to6.... 0oIs' he worst drinkers among
Is--.ni now they are all vigorous enc
me-. Of alcoholic The effects in Bait
more. D. thIs new movement, cannot b
Al The close Of the meeting, SO signe'
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