Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

mad, and cfcnlr fTnefhi eonHefha
tIon among the lamp posis.
NV dear ilends--ihe debt ihaI sits
heaviest "a the conscience Of . mortal
provided he has ouT--ls that due
me f'asrEa u presses harder on
ona's bosom than the nlgblmpw, gals
Ihe soul, lfeis and chaiss every cnbos
bling acknowledgements all The
juice u lfatefnal sympathy rom Tho
heart, and leaves u dIlei than tho
surface Of roasted poialoc. a man
who wrongs tho printer ont Of a sln.
gle cent can never expect 10 enjoy
comfort In this world, aud my well
have doubt, Of lindIng " IN any ether.
lie will DO sure 10 40 down TO The
grave ere Time shall have bcdorked
bis brow with the silycfy blossoms Of
age, and the green leaves will fll be-.
fore tho first bud Of enjoyment Ia
expanded. I, Is true, mushrooms Of
peace may spring up duliug the shot
hight Of Iorgftlilocss, but they will
all wither beneath the scorthing rays.
Of rcmorsc. How can you, my friends,
ever have tho wickedncss aud ciucl.
" 10 cheat tho printer, when you con-
slider how mitch he has donc and Is
every day doing for Joui lie ha,
poured Into the treasures Of your
minds some Of the most valuable gifts
that any thing shoT, Of God can be.
Atow--aye, riches with which you
would not part for the whole world,
and mortgage upon small corner
Of heaven. With the Keys of magic,
as il were, lie has opened them IRON.
tased doors Of the human understan-
ding-dIspelled the darkness Of igno.
rance, and lit up the lamps knowl-
edge and wisdom. The mighty
Cngine--thc Pres, is surrounded by
halo of glory, and its etfulgence
extends all over the broad empire of
the mind, Illuminating the darkest
avenue of the heart; and YET the
printer, the man who tolls AT the lie.
yer Of this coul enlightening ihstru-
rnent--is often robbed Of his hard
earned bread by those whom he has
delivered from mental bondage arid
placedin a paradice, to lay off and
get fatupon the fruits Of his labors.
Oh, you ungratefnl sinners! if you
have heart moistened with the de ws
of mercy, instead of gizzards filled !
with gravel, take heed to what say {
unto you. Ii there be one among you
N this congregation, whose accounts
are not settled with the printer, 90
Ind adjust it Immediately, and be
able to hold your head up in society,l
like 6 raffc, be respected by the $
wise and the good--!ree from the I,
fortunes of guilty conscience--the I
notification Of repeated duns, and Q
escape from falling iuto the clutches 4
If those licensed thieves, the lawyers. r
L you are honest and honorable men D
rou will 60 forthwith and pay the ;,
printer. You will not wait Tor the \
there is no to-mor-
'ow; it is but visionary r, ceptacle u
or unredeemed promises. an added J
'gg in the nest OF the future; the 9
lebtor's hope, the creditors Curse !
fyou are dishonest, low minded sons /
Il Satan, don't suppose you will ev- q
r pay the printer, as long as you 4
lave interpolation to lose--no cnar- q
Lcter to suS ain--and no mo. ais to n
cultivate. But, let me tell you, m, 4
riends, that if you don't do it, your q
bath to the tomb will be strewn with
horns--you will have to gather your \
iaily bread from brambles--, cur !.
will die of the seniary and
You, yourself will Eever enjoy the Il
blessings ofheallh. olce cali, d on !,
sick%persoh whom the doctors had !
gwen up as a gone case. ] askt d i
i'm if he Lad made peace with his !,
Maker? He said he thought he had ;,
quared up. asked him if he had :.
orgiVen all his enemies. He replied ],
'es. then asked lin if Ire had ),
made his peace with the printer. lie !;
'esltated Tor moment, and then said ~
le believed he owned him something !,
Ike about Two dollars and fifty cents. \.
'hlc'l ne desired to have paid before =,
G bid good bye TO the world. His -,
eslre was Immediately graliticd; g. ~
lat moment he became coi.valescrnt ~
e is now living in The enjoyment "
health and Prosperity-at peace
I'm his own conscience, his God &
9 whole world. Let this be an ex
nPle for You my friends. Patton ri
the primer take the papers, pay