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Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
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Per steamboat Bourbon I'm WeIumpKa-E L Andrews
a co gu bales; Horton Clock 9; TArleton 4 Scott e;
Carlisle 90; Rives, Battle CO l47; Harrison 4 Robin
son 20; Boykin q Mciae l0l; Gordon Curry 81; Dom
aid 4 Marshall &c. Broadnax. Newton & co 30 w Bow
or co So; Leavens &c Malone 68 Smith, Walker ~ co
so; Oeshs, Sheppard co 1885, II Schroeder 26i Dick
inson Enstis 90; Crawford & Gowdy "a; A Campbell
IL; A e Ledysrd il coz
Per steamboat NoxGbee FIN Finch's FerrY-Harwell &
Davis balesi Austill g. Tart Stewart co l0 Lea
vens & Malone 29 Boyd & Bro IA; Peck Shackleord
25 Rives, Battle e So; Mauldn & Terrell 50 Dickin-
son & Eusts so; Desha, Smith & CO IS.
rs bales; Leavens Malone So: Desha Smith d. co 80;
GOode &c; Donald Marshall rs; Mauldin Terrell 25i
boyd Bro 2I Dickinson d Eustis 90 Sirang & III
rick 10; Cook III Harwell Davis Is; Rises Battle
q CO Isl Allen d Haden l0i Walker & Holmes 81 WIN
Bower CO 4; r Heard 6; A Ledyhrd CO d An
dsTson d Dickson 4; Harrison Robinson 81 order %.
Per steamboat Minerva FIN DemOpOlis-A Ledyard
q co 50 hhles; Mauldn Terrell 81 Desha Smith g.
%; 6 Andrews & co 81; A Brnun ~; D d Fontaine &
son 81 Rupert Il Mcfelland Ii Walker & Holmes g. ID
Stodtler rs
Per steamboat Belle Poule from Wetumpka-Toomer,
Gay Il CO rs bales; sayre AS; order Isl + Andrews
4 co 81; w Tarleton 81; G Henry 26; Rives, battle
q co 85 Tnrtt, Stewart g. co 25 ID NJ Riggs CO IL;
Mitchell so; Dssha, Smith CO 1856 Tarlean & Scott 81
Harris0n Robinson 70; Donald & Marshall So; Ander
q Dickson 6; w Bower g. co 1875 Lenvehs & Ma
lone IS; Boykin & McRae Sill Fry Bliss co 35 Allen q
Hidden 4; Labuzan Il Olds3
Per barge Wildwood fin Mllwood-Desha, Smith & CO
l42 bales; Jas M Withers & co 40 Strans Ulrck So
Smith, Walker & co Is.
Per Persons fiat I'm Alsbama-C LeBaron IS bales; w
Waller LII Hurwell Il Davia7; Pope q Son 10.
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SHERIFF,S NOTICE

COMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county, on
~ the 10Th October, 1915, by A. Wetberby, Esq.
justice of the peace. runaway slave called WILL
LlAM-black completion, feet 6 inches high.
aged about 80 years, and says he belongs TO John
Mitchell, Madison county, Stale Of MisessipPl.-
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges and lake HIM away, or he will be
dealt with according TO law in such cases made and
provided to pay Jail fees.
octl4 2l3 G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C..
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~ FOR RENT--The Offices occupied by
IL. Messrs. Esla,a, MUrrell & Co No 6s Com.
neroe st--possesson given let Nov. next Apply to
jyl7 q. LB9ARON, Sc Gnmmerce-st
~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE In order
IT. close the account o the interest the late q,
GUstUs WEsTFELDT had ia our firm, we offer for
sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES; nov oocupi-
ed by ushe lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the
elst side Of Water-st, BY a 'epth oil ITO feet.
Mil e.. WESTFELDr & BRO.
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" C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wm. Mcpherson.

w II. Ia
Ashby W. Ethridge and George 3. Martin. his Sc
curily.
" ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the fret
Monday OF November, 1845. between the hours OF ii
O'Clock Am. and O'Clock Pm. Of said day, all the
right, title and interest Of Ashby W. Ethrdge, in
and to the following described piece, parcel or lot
Of land and premises, situated, lying and being in
the city of Mobile, The side Of Ann street,
between DauphIn way and Government street, CON-
mencing at the north east corner or intersection oil
Ann street and Caroline avenue, thence running
northwardly two hundred and forty-hve (245 ee and
six inches, thence eastwardly and parallel with
Dauphn way street one hundred and twenty Q2O)
feet az four inches thence southwardy Two hundred
and forty-fve (245) feet eight inches 10 Caroline
avenue, aud thence westwardly and along the north
line Of Caroline one hundred and twenty
feet (l20) to the place Of beginnng;-The same ha
wing been levied on as the property Of Ashby w.
Ethridge, by virtue ofthe above stated execution,
which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
~ ami TO directed.
oci4 81 Odds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
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ADAMS, WHARF, selma, Ala.

yUyHE subscriber begs leave 10 announce to his
friends aud the public generally, that he has es-
,abIished new wharf tor receiving Goods, &c
At The end Of Bow street, just below the Ferry land
ing. Having heretofore received liberal share OF
patronage, Qor which he feels thankfully be hopes
and expects continuance Of the same.
He will at all times he enabled 10 engage wagons
to forward merchandise, received BY and stored with
him, into the interior, whenever he may receive OF
dsrs % 10 do. ksp2e l2ecmol james ADAMS
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TY f. II. CALI

Merlean Nudes at auction.
On WEDNESDAY, 22d infant, at l0t O'Clock,
at McDavits Stables, will be sold without reserve,
THIRTY MExICAE MULES.
in fine order, and condition among which are sew
eral fine Matches Terms cash.
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SHERIfF':S SALE.
w lillian Barnett.
val Il, IA,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Barnett.
VS. Fl. ia.
Zeno Orso.
WILL be sold for cash in front Of the Couli
w House door of Mobile county. on tile frs
Monday Of November, 1915, between the hours oil IL
O'Clock AN. and 4o'cock pm. OF said daY, al! the
right, title and interest Of Zeno Orso, in and to the
following described piece, parcel lot Of land and
premises situated, lying and being in The county of
Mobile, TO viii: The south half Of The north eest
quarter of section number wenly-sx, (26) in town.
ship number two. t2) Of range number one ~ west,
containing eighty and seyenfYtwo hundredhs ofacres
Said land having been levied on as the property OF
Zeno Orso. bv of the above stated execution
which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
ty and 10 me directed.
octA 2lflfds C BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
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"a FOR RENT-From the LIST proximo, that
r.M large and desirable residence on the west cor
ner Of Chmc oh and Conception streets The lot having
front on Church street Of l55 feet. and depth oil
10 or more feet on Conception St. The dwelling
house is large and commodious, being two story
high, with many rooms and pazzas on the SCUM
and east sides. The out houses are of brick, two
story high aud well arranged. On the premises
there is a large brick cislern that contains lOoo
ga lions water; besides the water is introduced from
the city water works. Apply TO
0ct0 AUSTIN q lAhDf.
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PUBLIC SALES
BY DORRAHCE s. sTANARD.
H. M PARKER. AucIioneer.

q. NJ. PARKER. Aucll0neeT.
WEDNESDAY 22d inst. at auction store at 9
O'Clock, the household aud kitchin Furniture OF
gentleman leaving the city, consisting Of
hlahogany Secrelary; sdeboard; Sofa
Bureau; fine and common Tables
Armours; Bedsi+ads; Ladies' Work Tables
Hair and moss Mattresses; Chars assorted
Rocking Chairs; fine Desk Chair
Brass Fire Sets; Press; Wasnstands
Astral Lamp; Glls' Shades
lot Of Pictures; Kiichin articles
Glass. Crockery, Stone, Britannia and Wooden
Ware; Cooking Utensils; and other articles.
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~ wafer ~0'"'' ApAaU austin g. TARDY.

AA FOR RENT-1he Brick Store with the
.GsH Dwelling and Kitchen on the corner OF tam,
ilon and st. Francis streets. The dwelling is we'll
suited for small family. with airy rooms. and lire
places in each. The store has been occupied for
the last wear or two a. grocery, and is well calcu-
lated for that business or dry goods store.
Also-The two Brick Dwellings adjoining the
above on ST. Francis street, containing Tour rooms
with fire places in each with kitchen, etc.
Also-A large two story Dwelling House in The
northern part of the city, corner Of Lipscomb and
Conception streets, with four good rooms, and all
necessary out houses.
For terms, which will be moderate to good ten
ants apply al this oifire. oci7 zilh
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siIERTFF9s SALES.
sHEsIFF'S SALE.
Branch Bank Of Alabama 81 Mohite

Va. e. Ia
p. T. Harris.
VNTILL be sold for cash in front Of The Court
wv House donr IN v ashington county on The fret
Monday Of November ls45, the folpw ng dsscribef
land living and being stimted IN said counl,, to vii =
Section twenty seven I'D township range west
:. w. subdivision E, sec. 20, ssne lowa.hil
W. division \, fractional sec 35, same township;
Division E, sec. %. township Uesii n, i
sec. Sc, township as above, subdisisioi F,se ?
undivided half--north Subdivision A, sec u.
township 7, range l wesi, in dIslrist ii l"nf
at ST. Stephens by virtue Of the above state
ton which issne1 l.om tEs County 'nur 81
COMMUNICATING been levied on as tht y
said Harris 10 satisfy the above g. f. "a"
recIed. w. P. SPINKS, ShetIh
oct7 Gilt Mcop nv y. II. WoMAcK
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Ira FOR RENT-Ths Stores corner Of Cont
.lEss and Commerse streets, formerly occupied by
Austin & Tsrdy . desirable situation for snip
Chandler and Grocer. Possession LIST Nosamber.--
apl4 Apply TO E. G. CENTER q co.
AYA FOR RENT or SALE-Magnol'a Spring,
E$ with 40 acres land and four houses, one Of
which is good double Frame Building, suitable FOL
summer Residence, one mile beyond MOTOR Aus
till's. q
Il is one OF the most desirable locations in ths
County. Enquire Of
mh28 THoS. p. MILLER co.
(sHEEsE--e4 boxes Northern, for sale BY
sssls T,P. MILLER 4 ~,
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SALE DAYS-Tue,days. Thursdays and Satur-
days. Always on hand general assortment ofGro-
oeries and Western Produce.
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BY c. w. OGDEN.
Z. MURRAY, Jr., AuctiOneer.

Z. WI JIst
Sale Of Furniture.
On THURSDAY, October %, at 10 O'Clock
will he sold at stores Nos rs and n Water street.
late M. Durand, an assortment oil handsome house
hold and counlinghonse furniture, consisting Oh
Mahogany Bedsleads with tops
Superior hair and wool French Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Blankets
Linen Sheets, Table Covers
Mahogany Clothes Press, do Gard Tables
EIegan, French Looking Glasses
Mahogany Bureau and Dressing Table
Centre Tables and Dining do, Ingram Carpets
Rugs and Green Floor Cloth
l24Ol Cloth and Cotton Carpet
Brass Andirons. Fender, Shovel an longs
One Sofa Bedstead Lounge
One large French Screen
Washs,ands and Toilet Sets
Mahogany and cane seat Chairs & Rocking do
Paintings and Engravngs in handsome frames
French Mahogany Writing Desk
Counting house Desks and Copying Press
One Stove with pipe, and great variety Of
other articles. Also
Two cases Of Law Books and several valuable
French Works.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold
n in front Of the Court House of Mobile county
on Friday, the 9Th day of November next, between
The hours of IL and O'Clock, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of the late Mrs. Rachel >. Shep-
herd, deceased, consisting of Double and 6pgle
Bedsteads, double and single and straw Mat
irasses, co,nlorters, quills blankets, sheets, &c ;
Tables, chairs bureaus, wardrobes, booking glasses,
carpets, crockery ware, glass ware. &c; cooking
stove, pots, ovens, &c; all of which is we'll worthy
Of the attention of Boarding House keepers and
others. G. J. SHEPHERD, Administrator.
f. r. GALE. Auctioneer. oct9 2l2 30dys
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MATCHES-2O0 groce friction Matches, for
lvl sale low to close consi Rnment by #
octll FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, e8Com-st
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By s. L. s 1. L. JONES.
IlMkA

THIS DAY. at 8 O'Clock, at our grocery sales
room, will he sold general assortment of Groce-
ries, consisting %.
20 tierces Rice; Leaf Lard
Western Butter; Bacon Sides
New Bacon Sides and Shoulders
Extra sugar cured Hams, green Rio Coffee
Tobacco of various brands
bbls ST Louis and Ohio Flour
200 bxs Sperm Candles and Compost do
50 pieces Kentuck, Bagging
40 coils Rope, 20 doz Collins Axes
Old Bourbon and recliied Whskey
Gunpowder, Tyson and Pouchong Teas
Pure French Brandy, new Leaf Lard
Domestic Brandy, in and pipes
Holland and Domestic GIN, Wine Vinegar
New Mess and Prime Pork, Soap
Tobacco, various brands assorted Cordlals
Lemon Syrup, Champagne and Madeira Wines
Cider, in boxes, inspected Flour
Sperm Oil N T. Rum, Salt in bags
At Ii O'Clock precisely
In Dry Goods Sales Room, will be sold general
assortment of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Salinetts, Kentucky Jeans
Cashmere and Broad Cloth Dress Coats
Satineit, CASHMERE and Cloth Panlaloons
Silk, Satin, Valenta and Shawl Pattern Vests
Satinett, Cloth and French Jackets
Suspenders, Crayats, New STYLE Prints
H. Domestcs, Suspenders, FaDnels
silk, Cotton and Madras Hdkfs
Hosiery, Linen bosom Shirts ~.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

1gl FOR RENT-Dwelling Honse No. 81 State
kaa,,s street. between st Joseph and Conception.
now occupied by Mr.. b. s. Skates, with pantry,
kitchen stable and carriage house. and good well
of water on the premises Applyto ,,
oc,g MARSHALL, ROWE & Co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

nISSOLUTION.-Th coparlnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm of Degrushe K Marsh,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons indebted to the SAID firm, requested to call
and settle their accounts. All debts remaining an
settled on the LIST Of November, will be placed in the
hands of collector. w. s. DEGRUSHE,
oct 2 2G9 JAMES MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

o. No attention will be paid TO any order, unless
the money accompanies it.
Those desiring complete copies of the Congress.
sonal Union and Appendix, will please send in their
names previous TO the first day OF December next.
We will willingly pay the postage on all letters
sent to us containing IS and upwards. Other let
tiers directed us, with the postage unpaid, DiH not
he taken out of the office.
Newspapers throughout the country, who will pub
llsh the above prospectus until the meeting OF Con-
gress, will receive, in return, the Congressional I'M
ion during the session. RICHIE HESS.
Washington, Augl, l845.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

NOR SALE-A second hand pair Of BALAN-
Il CES, large, with Platform and Hooks in good
order, suitable for "A warehouse. Will be sold low
aue3O by T.. p. MILLER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

hlL-36 bbis Bridges best Linseed, in store on
" consignment and for sale by
octJ6 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti-s 81
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NOR SALE, TO arrive per steamers New World
IL and Tuscaloosa, 100 bbs Flour.
octl8 CALVIN KEITH, Office C'l., Owen & Co
NORN-40O sacks best White. 10 store and for
~ sale by CA GILBERT BRO,
oct l6 50 Commerce st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

"A FOR RENT-The comfortable two story
EsH frame House east side of Lawrence street, one
door north Of Church. Possession LIST Nov. next
The premises are IN good repair and will be rented
i'll P.B. TAYLOR.
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"a FOR RENT.--The three story brick store
Esss on the southeast corner Of ST Francis and
Water streets, now occupied by " frame anu
T.ylor r. McR.a possess,on lst November. APP
ply to Iocr9I HENRY & SroDDART.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

NOTION SAIL DUCK--A full assortment oil
~ the most approved manufacturers, Nos l to 10
CoTToN CANvAss--Phin and twed, all widths
and wegh's--a superior article for steamboat decks
TARPAULIN and HAMMOCK CLOTH TwILLED
BAeoIsG-2l. 20, 20 and A inch, for grain and
meal bags. .....-
CoIroK SAIL TwINE. For sale by
ocil8 E. G.. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

CALT-150 sacks Liverpool coarse, bleachsd
oc,iI " E. C CENTER 4 co.
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(NIDER-50 bbs sweet Newark, 10 store and for
oc,ii FosDIcK & CHARLoCK, SO CONS,
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II ERSEYS-6 cases heavy negro Kerseys, in
h store on consignment and for sale by
octI6 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Contest
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DORK-lOO bbls Mess Pork, for sale Ivy
III oc,ll C. LEBARON.
nNE PLATFORM SCALE-For sale by
nc,II g. A. GILBERT e. BRO
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CALT-lO0O sack bIeached in 6ne order for sale
SsssIs Sp, WHEELER, ass ficha''S
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VTESTINGS-2c cases Fall Vesiings, choice pat
oct II sT&IIJoNEs.
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NEWARK CIDER-5o bbl, IN store and Tor
IN sale by fosDiCK CHARLOCK,
oct IL So Commerce 81.
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MIR. M. C. TAUGHT rs the general Agent o.
1Vl the undersigned, in the city of Mobile and State
Alabama [my26l THOS. ii. CHEEVER.
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IA FOR RENT-From the LIST November
N next, the following desirable Dwelling Houses,
viz: The two frame Houses on the west side OF
Conception, between Cont and Government streets.
Also, The two story brick House west side OF jack
son. betweeu Daunhiu and st. Francis SITS. Also,
the FRAME House south east Of ST. Lous aad
Claiborne SITS. Also. the ionse adjoining the above.
All the above premises are, or will be put IN Coin
nle,e renair. ApoIv To p. B. TAYLOR.
e2s IIagan's Buildings.
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COAL-IO0O bbls Tuscaloosa and Pit.burg Coal.
~ fol blacksmiths; so tons Lebigh Coal, for foun-
dry. For saleby
octIf e. C.. CENTER n co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

nISSOLUTIoN-The Copartnership of Alex
DPope and c. NJ. Pope, under The name ofALEx
PORE & SoN, has been dissolved by the decase OF
the senior partner. The business will be closed by
C.MILTON POPE, Surviving partner.
e. Milton Pope will continue the actorage and
Commission business in the name for his own
account. He trusts from an experience OF 10 years
in the cotton trade-the last eight of which he has
has the sole direction Of the business of the late firm
that his friends will have the same confidence in
the present house which they have ALWAYS reposed
in the former concern The usual facilities will be
extended and scrupulous personal attention gwen
to the interests Of those who shall b, pleased 10 IA
vor him with their business He sociis patronage.
Office corner Dauphin and Front streets.
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IRA FOR RENT-A Frame Dwelling situated
.E%W on north side Of st Anthony, betwee, Jack
son and Claiborne streets, now occupied by the
Rev. Mr.. Nall Possession given LIST Noiember.
oc,2 Applv TO ALFRED BATRE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

I'D UTTER-35 irkms choice Goshen, now land
ID log from ship Martha Washington and bar
Vernon, for sale by
oc,li WRIGHT e. CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

r AW NOTICE-JoHE WOODWARD and Tho
lI MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac-
tice of the Law and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:-
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallspoosa,
Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
0J-Ofice at Talladega, Ala. dec9Hy
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

an FALL FASHION HATS AND GAPS. Ets
@W The subscriber have Iust received Nd
u from New York The Fall Fashion Of ~
Genllemen's Hats, consisting in part Of super6ne
Black Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin and Cassamere.
Also--a very superior article Of gentlemen's Oil
Silk Caps, For sale by
w. II. & FL. F. CRAWFORD,
sert23c II Daur hin street.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-10
Life
BY MISS BREMER,

ILLUSIONS! Illusions! you cry over
all Joys, all faith, all love, 10 life. u
shout back with all my might over your
own words, .'lllusions! illusions" All
depends upon what we fix our faith and
our affections. Must the beauty Of love
and worth of life be at an end to wo-
man when her first spring. her bloom
of love, her moments Of love are past?
No, do not believe that, Ida. Nothing
in this world is such an allusion as this
belief. Life is rich; its tree blossoms
eternally, because it is nourished by im~-
mortal fountains. Ii bears dissiinilaf
fruits, various in color and glory, but
all beautiful; let us undervalue none Of
them, for all of them are capable Of pro-
ducing plants Of eternal life. ,..'8
Youthful loye--ths beaming passion
flower of earth !? who will belle its capti-
waiting beauty, who will not, thank the
Creator that he gave ito the children
Of the earth? But, ah! I will exclai,n
to. all those who must do without ii; there
are flowers which are as noble as this.
and which are less in dangersthan it ci
being palsd by the frosts Of the earthl
flowers from whose chalices' also you
may suck life from the life Of the Eter-
nal! S'
All! if we only knew how near to us
Providence has placed the fountains Of
our happiness-if we understood, this
from our childhood upwards, acted upon
it, and pro6tcd by it, our lives would
then seldom lead through dry wilderness
Happy are those children whose eyes
are early opened by parents and home
to the rich activity of life. They will
then experience what sweetness and Joy
and peace can flow out Of family rela-
:ionship, out Of the heatt-folt uniop be-
tween brothers and sisters, between, pa.
rents and children; and they will expe'
rience how these relations, carefully
cherished in yonth. will become bless
ings for our maturer years. aas.. g
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-10
,Bonaparte'S Opinion of Christ.

A foreign journal lately published
conversation, related by Count de Mon
tholon, the faithful friend Of the Empe-
ror Napoleon. sa
$" know men," SAID Napoleon sand
| tell you that Jesus is not man! The
religion Of Christ is a mystery which
subsists by its own force, and proceeds
from mind which is not human mind.
We find it in a marked individuality !,
which originated train of words and
actions unknown before. Jesus bor-
rowed nothing from our knowledge. lie
exhibited in himself a perfect example
OF his psecepts. Jesus is not a phyios-
opher, for his proofs are miracles; and
from the first his disciples adored him.
In fact learning and philosophy are ol
no use for salvation: and Jesus came in
to the world, to reveal the mysteries OF
Heaven and the laws of the spirit. 80
"Alexader. Cesar, Chariemagne, and
myself founded empires; but on what
foundation did we rest our genius? Up
on force. Jesus Christ alone founded
his empire upon loue; and at this hour,
millions Of men would die for him
1T was not day, or battle that a.
cFsfeved' the triumph ofthe Christian re.
l'gion in the world. No. it was a long
war, contest for three centuries, begun
by the apostlesy then continued by the
food Of Christian generations. Ia this
war, all the kings and poteBta.es Of The
earth were on one side; on the other.
see no army but a mysterious force
some men scattered here and there in
all parts Of the world, and who have no
other rallying point than common faith
IN the mysteries Of the cross. s
81 die before my time, and my body
will be given back to the earth to be-
come food for the worms. Such is The
fate of him who has been called stae
great Napoleon. What an abyss be-
tween my deep mystery and the eterna
kingdom Of Christ which is proclaimed,
loved and adored, aud which is extend
ing over the whole earth. Call you this
dying? 10 is not living. ra.heIs"