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Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER,
rntyrrp ASp PUBLISHED fytHY
S,rVnpAy MOnsiso, ny
John ]. ThOmp'On

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All Advertisements from distance,
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Announcing candidates for office
will be IS for county oflices-$l0
for state otiices--in advance.
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attention.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

W Nasiihplohlahs we're here ti,on.) and
oto after another were conveyed 10
tie diibouofcd grave ofllo dunkhrd.
Now look at nchguin-.j on probably
see mclgf the lHt iime--m, sHnd has
almost run. have dragged my ~
hauslod iIaina from ny piescnt abode
your pooy.houSc to warn yyu all
to warn you doaconllo warn you, false
tcachcrof Gods word'--aud with her
arms high flung, anj her tall form
stretched to is uimos', ,laud her voice
rnished 10 al uneaHhly tch---shc cS.
claimed, 81 shall soon stand before the
Judgment seat OF Cod shall meet
you here, J ou false guides, and be u
swift witness agoinst you ALL" The
miserable female vaushed--a dead
silence pelvaded the assembly the
priest, deacon and physician hung
their hcads-thc president put the
qucstion--"shall we have amy moIe
license to sell alcoholic poisons, to be
sold as a beyeragei" The response
was unanimous--"NoP People ofthc
United, friends of humanity every
where, what would have been your
verdict had you been there also?
This picture may be thought to be
overdrawn, but could HE history OF
families be told in this city, in all our
towns and villages, or in our hamleiss
tens of thousands OF cases equally strj.
king might be recorded here.
| was once moderate drinkcr, bu :
now, thands to the temperance reiorT
a toe-totalEr.-.7i6any Argus.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

above lie "Potier's F,chh" | have
mmbIod through them all, nbd found
nftn fgmont ol their former contents.
Tho limestone rcek IN Which they
nfr exc waited is soft, ard hus yielded
10 the elements, and broken away In
font of aud sometime above The cham
bers. This is the case all over Pnlcs.
tine, tulso at Petra, where the rock
/, u soft sand slono,) and constantly
reminds one of his mortality, and re-
dncton to dust. aud dispersion TO the
winds Of heaven. What glorious
assurance, that the soul is not com
mitlcd to the tomb, but returns. to
God who gave il!
! have just come up from the pool
Of SLOAN, which has q connection
with the Pool of the Virgin, several
hundred yards higher up. The first
is in the mouth of the Tysopeon Val
ley, Just where it enters that of Jeho-
saphat, and the other is on the West
side Of the latter, not many huudred
yards from whence date this letter.
The connection is bya narrow pas
sage cut through the point of the hill
which slopes down from the South
East corner Of the tempe. These
fountains are now subj bjectto OCCASION
al violent, irregular flows Of the wa
ters, which make one think of the
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
A THRILLING SCENE!
By AN EDITOR.


Permit me toillustratc my views o
temperate drinking, by relating sub.
stantially thrilling scene, which &C.
CURED in a town in an adjoining State
while the people were gathered to-
gether TO discuss the merits Of the Ii.
cenSe question, and decide inform lily
whether neighbois should any long.
er be permitted to destroy each other
by vending alcoholic poisons.
No one arose 10 continue the dis
cussion, and the President of the
meeting was about TO put the CUES
ton, when all at once there arose from
one corner of the room, miserable
female. She. was thinly clad, and her
appearance indicated the utmost pov.
city, and that her mortal career was
almost closed. After a moment of 81
Ience, and all eyes being fixed upon
her. eyes" she said. "look upon me
and then hear me. All that the last
speaker hassaid relative TO temperate
drinking, as being the father of all
drunkenness, is true. All practice, all
experience, declares its truth. All
drinking of Alcoholic poison as bev-
erage in health, is excess. Look up
on me. You all know that | was once
the mistress of the best farm in this
town. You all know, too, | once had
one of the best-the most devoted of
husbands. You all know had five
noble-hearted, industrious boys
Where are they now! Doctor where
are they now? You aIl know. You
all they lie in row, side by eide, in
yonder church-yard, all-every one
filing the drunkard's grave!
They were all taught to believe that
temperate drinking was safe, erceSS
alone ought to be avoided; and they
neUer acknowiyd dyed ercesS. They
quoted you, and you. and yOu," point
ed with her shred of a finger to the
priest, deacon and doctor, Gas author
ty." They thought themselves safe
under such teachers. But | saw the
gradual change coming over my fam
ly and prospects with dismay and
loorror; felt we were all to be over
vhelmed in one common ruin: | tried
o ward off the blow; tried to break
he speIl--the dclusige spell-in
which the idea of the benefits OF tenn
,erate drinking had involved my hus-
,and and sons; l begged prayed,
,ut the odds were greatly against me
The pIiest said the poison that was
destroying my husband and boys was
good creature of God; the deacon
r 't0ho SITS mder the pulpit there, and
ook our farm to pay his rum hlll')
old them tho poison, the physician
aid that little was good, and eIceSS
ugh, 10 be avoided. My poor hus-
,and al d my dear boys fell into the !
mare, and they coull not escape (no
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
NO. "

locks abd mountains, aud all nations
send their pilgrims io honor lhc con.
sotfnled placosj aud Il Ia painful 10
Protestant TO know that th. external
worship is considered onicatious for
saving the soul. wish | could de-,
scribe toyou what saw inand around
the Church Of The Holy Scpulchre.
But my letter to you at your request
belongs to tho Valley of Jehosa.
plat,
From The valley I ascendcd, Of
course, the Mount Of Olives, pause &
under the gnarled and rent, OIL
i've trees Of Gethsemane, which seem
as II they might be the same that wit
messed the agony Of our Saviour, ram
blec out to Bethany, stood on the as.
cehsion spot, returned to the city, a.
long the way Of our Saviour's trium-
phant entry into Jerusalem; but 1
must pause; Bethel, Shiloh, Sychem,
Nazareth, Tyre, Sydon, Da-
Baalbeo, &c., &c, are now
before me, and my sheet is full.
Jehosaphat Valley, March z l643.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

0TNo nfe authorized to announce
NELSON SAssfS0 M candidate for
Clerk ol the Probate Cout Of win.
ston County, at the ensuing election.
QTWe ore authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM u. llupsos as candidate
for TuS Collcctoro OF Winston Couoty,
at The ensuing election.
hTWe arc authorized TO announce
WILLIAM Il LEWIS rs candidate
for Clerk Of the Probate Court of
Winston County, at The ensuing cleo.
ton.
0.TWe are authorized TO annouuce
ERAsTus lIUNTLEY as a candidate fro
Clerk Of the Probate Court OF Winston
County, at the ensuing election.
or We are authorized to announce
JouN w. IIupsoN, (the ple5ent in
rs n candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector of Winston County,
dt liic ensuing tltClIuIl
0~-JoHN j. THOMPSON will be cam
didatc foI Justice of the Peace, at the
election.
01TWe are authorized to announce
JAMES B. MCLELLAND (the present
incumbent) as candidate for Sheriff
of Winston County, at the ensuing
election.
0TWe are authorized to announce
j. II. SIMMs as a candidate for Clerk
of the Probate Court of Winston Coun-
y, at the ensuing election. pf pd
0TW are authorized to announce
WM. II. EATMAN as a candidate for
Police member, at the ensuing elec-
ton. in November next.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

stood the tempe % uIS I,.s..~--3.r aua
there he desires, above all things, to
rest him wheJ his earthly pilgrimage
is finished. They linger about the
holy city, and steal through its streets
to the place of wailing, or to the west
side of the Temple, .as ghosts that
have been frightened away, and re-
turned again to the resting place OF
their mortal remains. The first Jews
Isaw at Jerusalem were there sitting
apart in the rent trunk of an aged OIL
i've tree, in the deep retired vale Of
the Gihon. / pity them from my We
ry heart
Just above where | date from, is
the golden gate from which our Sa,
vior used to issue to at evening, and
retire.to Mt. Olivet. tits now walled
up in the temple wall. Above me
in the valley is the rcputed tomb OF
the Virgin, in which | attended the
devotions Of the crowd of pilgrims,
and followed them into the little
chamber, where they pressed their
lips long and ardenlly to the cold rock;
as young mother kisses for the last
time her only child before it is laid to
rest in the grave. What mystery
this old world is! The glory and
great works of men have perished,
but the SAVIOR of deeds Of the Almigh-
ty and the presence of his favorite
primitive children, still perfume the
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
VALLEY or JEH0SAPHAT.
BX REV. JOHN p. DURBIN.


Here | sit in the shade Of the tom
OF Zacharias, at he foot Of Mount OF
lVtt, where it descends into the vale,
of Jcho.aphat, di!ectly opposite IT,
Eastcrn wall Of he remplc, and tow
ering high above the brow Of Noun
Mor.ah. Mount Moriah! What 4;
woIli Of heavenly and Transporting
enIgy, does thus word awakeHin tn
bosom Of The Je,c, and liosicm, bu
particularly tie Christian : Ih
Offering upoi Isaac, the plague of Ds
vid far numbering the pc, pie, whcs
the angel of destruction STOOD her.
with drawn sword in the threshin,
floor of Oman Isl Chron. XXI, tn
travail and industry OF the exiles II
turned by permission of Cyrus to re
build their temple, the wonderful mi
racles OF Christ and his apostles done
on that Mount before me, the obsti
nate defence of the Jews, when Tltu
pressed them from the Temple of Mt
Zion, the destruction of the Sacre,
edihce, the Appropriation OF the hol
Mount to the service of Mosicmisn
its restitution to Christian worship b
the Crusaders, and lis return again t.
the Moslem service, in which it We
continues, crowned with the Mosque
of Omar and ell Aesa, whose beaut
ful dome, sit above the sacred plac
with admirable lightness and grace
As strolIed by the open gateway
and looked in, how earnestly did
long to enter the sacred inclosnre, lin
ger in its walks, and amid its trees
enter evan the mosques, particularly
that Of Omar, which covers, perhaps Y
the very spot where Isaac was offer
ed, and over the magniiCens Temple
of Solomon was built, which he dedi-
Gated TO God by the most eloquent
and sensible Of all prayers, except our
Lords; q Kings, VII, XXI, &c,D but
the fanatical MoSlem forbids the feet
ofthe Christian dog to tread upon the
sacred soil, and cross the concenlra-
ted threshold. But must return to
the valley, from whence | promised
you this letter before ] left home, and
which promise you received some ,
what doubtingly. | have wandered
up and down it, from the tombs of the
Judges, just beyond its head, TO the
North West of The city, about one and
a half miles from the we'll of Job, per-
haps the En- Rogel of Scripture, a
quarter of a mile below the South
East corner of the city. 1t is indeed
a valley of the dead, or rather of
rather of tombs, for their contents are
gone; and the sepulchral chambers,
where they slept in peace many cent
lries ago, are now but gaping cayerns
in the rock, where reptiles nestle, if
they be single, small sepulchres; or
docks lie down, if they be large, as
he tombs Of the Judges, Kings, and
Phropcts, and some III the Southern
cliff'of the Gihon, both under and
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
A N N u NCIA I | 0 N s {.

01FWe are authorized to announce
JOHN c. HARDY as a candidate
for Sheriff of Winston County, at the
ensuing election.
0rWE are authorized to am
nounee WILLIAM SMITH, Jr. as a
candidate for Tax Collector of Win
ston County, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
0TWe are authorized 10 announce
JOHN w. PATTY as n candidate for
the office Of Tax Collector Of Winston
County, at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
RATHER. PLEASANT.

The New York True Sun relares
an instance Of good fortune to lady
who has been living in rather reduced
circumstances, bringing up son and
daughter, aud her husband ahScnt
and nothing heard of him for eight
years. 1t appears, however, that the
family had relatives in Ireland, and
within a few days copy of a will
has been received, made By the grand
faaher of the children mentioned, by
which it appears that large landed
estates IN Ireland, money in the funds,
and other properties, producing S25,
900 yearly, have been devised TO the
boy, now only eleven years ofage.-
BY the testalor's direction, he is to be
educated and provided for handsome
| Iy until he attains the age of twenty
five years, and then he is to enter up
on the possession of his property
The lad, TO whom this fine inheri.
tance has descended, is the grandson
ofa colonel in The British army, and
the great grandson of an Irish peer,
of all which facts, until recently, he
was ignorant
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

WooD UP!-We did not know that
carrier pigeons usually topped at
houses to refresh on their journies;
but such would appear sometimes TO
be their wont. One alighted at the
hause of the Hon. VIM. BarreH, in
Canaan, Connecticut, on Saturday af-
ternoon, 9Th inst; giving signs OF
hunger and fatigue. Judge b.
brought out some wheat 10 his winged
visiter, which it very greedily ate
from his hand. While the pigeon
was eating, its legs we're noticed to
be wrapped with paper: and on re-
moving the bandages, they were,
found 10 contain Mr.. Wcbster's ora
ton, delivered at the Bunker Hill
celebration, written on two sheets Of
tissue paper. The Judge had the
pleasure Of reading the speech while
the bird was satisfying its hunger and
regaining its strength, and then re-
placing the tissue boots of the faith
ful airy messenger, it took a rapid.
flight to the west.-Sat Post.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

THE OREaoN.-A convention as
sembles in Cincinnati on Monday
next, to sit three days, and discuss
questions connected with the settle
ment OF Oregon. Mr.. E. d. Mans
field, the able editor of the Chronicle,
will read history Of Mr.. Monroe's
declaration in 1923 that the Ameri-
can Continents were not thenceforth
to be considered future sujects of Eu-
ropean Colonization, with an Essay
on the grounds and proper limitations
Of this principles. Dr'McGuire is to
present discourse on the value, ex-
tent and probable destiny of Oregon,
and Gen. Worthington will read
paper on the general inflence of the
settlement and civilization of the
Pacific border. Several able jurists
and statesmen will lend their assis-
tance in compiling history of our
most important relations and negocia-
tions with Great Britain since tha
Peace of l7S3-of their present sit
uation--probable tendency. and ap.
pretended consequences.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15

A German paper says that death
caused by Prussic Acid is only apPa-
rent. Life is Immediately restored,
by pouring Acetate of Potash and
common salt dissolved in water, Oh
the head and spine.
Louisville messenger., 1843-07-15
NJ. ORLEANS RAG MAnKBT
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."


Do do 60 DAYS, 64a64 prm.
Do Paris, 60 days $3.50 5i35.
Do New York, at sight par aaprm
Do New York, 60 DAYS, do a4 dis.
Do Boston, at sight "a IA prm
Do B,ston. 60 days IA | dis.
Do PHILADELPHIA, atsight 4aA prm
Do PhiIapelphia, 90 days 4a dis
Do Baltimore at sioht 4aaprm
Do Baltimore, so DAYS AL dis.
q, States Treasury Notes. la1i prm
Sovercigns 81 s4aS4 ST
Spanish DoubIoons SIG 30aSl6 so
Patriot do - SO 5OaSl3 %
American Gold sat prem, M
70 franc pieces 20 0o'S0o ~
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Carroilton b"hk pays sPoCio'
S,"mmeroiai r n R,nk 23a95 dis.
ConcoGdated Ranl, 32a3t dis.
citizens Rank 35a37 dis.
lmnroyement Bank 6oa65 dis.
Exchanoe Rank 6oa65 dis.
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1T ltnteraeiebnetsr als Genera Asent
fir DenmIpfUanien ansettellt mcreeH
nit Dem Meette itmtersslsenten 5n ernsnnsn.
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atr in portofreiem @Nahen, an
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auf aufncrfiam su MAIDEN, ba6 CT bas Nstbt
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trossalpanifben Satterie une infulirte
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Ser ltnter3eitnsts 1T nun b6ais sinserih.
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Dnrcb s. euer.

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fellfbaft BON philadelphia,
Dtaht Derfhsruns, sntweber fit eine
3sitlaus cocr fir ,mmerwabrsno, seaeu Ser,
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let Shrser, 6efoncers purb perIhiebene ans
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pbia; tpelbe Del ccr Operation itnc oen Sei'
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itcn Isr3tsn in pbilabelpbia unc Slsu Oore,
als unbeilbar ertldrt morben waren.
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runs al Der OF psnnftra6e, nabe psr gilens
tabn, feinsn 9eIbdftsn abwarten; taslih
bon 9 llbr Mcrsens, tis lttr Itsnes;
9cnntass auesencnlmen.
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