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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

QUAINT IDEA or PLEASURE Is HgAvES.-Jere-
my Taylor speaking of the widow OF blacksmith
who constantly laboring TO procure the neces-
sares OF life. thus beautifully bat quantity portrays
her character
Thus she lived, poor patient and resigned Her
heart passon-hower bearing within II the crown
OF thorns and the of Christ Her ideas OF Heaven
were few and simple she rejected the doctrine that it
the place Of constant activty and not o! repose
aud believed, that when she at length reached IT. she
should work more. but si Gl,cGys N ctedT Naat
oprOH and sing psalms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
ELEGANT NEW MAGAZINE FOR la4o.

THE YOUTHS CABINET.-Rev. Francis C. Wood
L worth Editor
The ars number OF the series IS Just published and
ready FOR delivery II is embeshed with steel vgn-tte
and contains hne wood engravng5. This
zine will be found be- for and hesuty OF exterior
well The interest aud ,vorih OF lis articles n The foremost
RANKS among the mouth Issues OF the press designed or
the young The publisher comends Il with confidence
those who desire periodical literature at elegant and
pure the family. No expense has been spared make
superior al Others the ed. II be had Of any
the principal periodical dealers IN The Union
Terms, 81 year. In sdysuce-single numbers 10 CENTS
4 ibera! discount made 20 dealers and agents.
y number Of travelling agent wanted Immediately
D. AUSTIN WOODWORTH, Publisher,
go tti.- Chnlon Han. iS5 Nsssan.sL T. Y.
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n H. LUDLOW, Auctloneer.
Boston Aurtio11 Sales.

1pY z. P. SS %. RiCH, ST and 80 Broad-stree'. Bos
Dion MONDAY. Jan. -
RooTs SHOES BRosLas AND HATs-WEEHLY SALEs.-
Every case will be sold without reserve.
LEATHER &c.-Sole and Upper Leather, Cali Sklns LII
rings Bindings Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
I.h.ral cash aivanceI made
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Gultlnn Galfs.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aqclioaeer ..
Y5o ,BANGs RICHARDS i. d PLATrmStoTs 1T On tone
TRIS EVENING, Dec. 81
Al 3 o'clock, al the Auction Room
Holiday Books Annals FOR 1886, Fancy Articles Ac-a
large collection OF Ann!s for 1886, Juveniles fancy sound
volumes Fancy Articles etc stsbie for Chns presents
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 2sih
A,5 O'clock at the Auction Room
Private Lbrnry-A large collection OF STANDARD aud bis
cellaneous Books from private library
S' CULTuN ~ co. Auction and COMMISSION Mer-
chants Nos. lis Fulton-si and 81 Ann-s Liberal ai-
made con.icGulenls. and prompt returns made
WEDNESDAY Dec y. at 10 O'Clock a; sos Grand at
SHERIFF SALE Day GOODS. &c comprising large
and valuable stock of seasonabe Dry Goods such as Cohs
Csssimeres De Lanes Apsccas. Morenas Woolen Pleds
BrocEe and other Shuws Silks Linen. Sheeiing Sirng
Prints Hosiery Gloves Sewing Snk and Cotton Fixtures
SATURDAY. Dec a.
Al 10 O'CLOCK al % Canssi in the large room OF National
Hall
MORTGAGE SALE-Of splendid Rosewood and Mahoga-
ny Household Furniture &C. being the entire Furniture OF
and solerddy furnished house. removed 10 National
Hall for convenience Of fsae-Compr.Hg Rosewood ana
Mahogany Sofas, Divans Couches Wardrobes, Bureaus
Mahogany and Curly Maple Chairs, Mahogany DlVans'
Pier, Centre and Dressing Tables, French Bedsieads
pts Oil Cloth splendid Damssk Window Curtains and
Ornaments the richest patterns, Feather Beds and Hair
Mattresses large quantity OF China aud Cut Class are
CGndeb bras. inanel ornaments &C Ac' ,oseiner WIN
large quantity OF kitchen utensils, liable cutlery Sc
Also, general assortment OF Old Wines Clare &e.
Also, splendid Piano Forts OF superior tone ana nns,
by JAMES NJ. nIIIIER-
ID TUESDAY. Dec so, 1915.
Al log O'Clock, al The store No , LlsertysL
Doors SHoEs 5RoGASslo0O case. Boots, Shoes AND
Brogss consisting OF vae;ysu;;nhie for Southern
Western and Northern trade Sac positive.
T. H. LUDLOW, AuctIoneer.
D0SITI|E SALE 10 close a Trust OF properly on
TUmpkins 9Th lOh u and lih sts anc e
svenue-E H.LUDLOW L CO.wi sell al auction on w ed
nesday Dec q l2 O'clock the Merchants Exchange
lots OF ground on l0-s fronting Ton pkinssqnare lois
in the rear on .st all between avenues a. ana b. Also
lots on l0th-sI between and each - by "
inches Also. lot on lih.st near ol,aVenue Also
houses and lots 4-st. between avenue and D. Also
lots on the EaIery side of st-svenue q feet inches
South OF 9h-st Also 10, on Stlst S- Marks place. be-
tween Isl and 2d Avenues
Also. lot on Gh-st- in rear OF the above.
Also lots running from 9Ihio 10th sis between avenue
A and ls;.avenue with party wall On the lOthst lot
Terms the sale and maps of the property can be had al
the office of The AuciOneer on Saturday the 2 tn inst
dts 6'is (Sn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

SHERIFT SALE.-By virtue OF 4 writ of ier facss
- 10 ie directed anu Delivered wll expose 10 sale
the ye-ibule Of the City Hall II the City Of NewYok on
Wednesday, the 3i.t day Of Oecember Sl5, IL O'Clock
al the ngh. title and Interest oG Joseph kisssnl which
had lie eleventh cay Of October Sil eighteen bum
dr-i and iorytSO, II any time aiIerwards wbos7
hands lr may be- Of aud all hat ceflaln
lot; piece parcel oi ground formerly aud dsth-
1shed on map oI that aud a dining BY humber seS.
enieSa, but 40" known Gad -tinglished by number
wenty-x lli CortandsIrcet situated. ylng srd being
the Third Ward OF the City Ne,y ork Cp he Norm
Eds-ry side OF Cortland street bounded Sout
in trout BY Cof!sndt-sue- Aforesaid. Nor-EGslery IN
the by ground part belonging W GrOrsc
Afcu!afaz, aud IN part 10 William Ross SCUM Easlery oy
lo formerly belonging 10 the estate of Henry Davies, de-
c-sr-, aud North Westerly by land now or ae belonging
20 Thomas Peacsa cotnis breadth in front and
twenty I'VE feet and length each eide hundred and
wenty-two feet eight inches be such dimensions more or
ess" and al tie appurtenarc.s thrre,o belonging.
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
JoSA w ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff.
Nevy. Yo,k November l9th. lEi1. mig law6w

m NCfiANCEKY-Betore TOE Vice Chancellor OF the
1 Fifst Circuit George pear James Garsh, Daniel
Wilson Baker, aud Thomas MarD Bin for Inc foreclosure
OF Mortgage. A. Cns, OF lh- city OF New York COM
plainanrs Solicitor james Garish Rnd Daniel Wson Be-
xer Of the celccdEGts whose place OF resdruce Is II
STATE OF Maine end Thomas haD, the oher defendant,
whose place Of residence Is IN the stae OF Pennsy
requires. appear this by The 9 of AaIch
bill h-t therein viii be taken coa,ssed ty
E-ni--D-cr mber JIl, i2f5. do law3~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

DY ORDER OF Hon +. 4. TaIimsdge, Recorder of the
DCiy OF Ne"iofk Notice is hereby gwen pursuant 10
the provisions OF the statute authorizing Attachments against
b5-condg, concealed and nonresident Debtors that at
cEen has Issued against the estate NJ of Jses Mtche
GfesdenI o Jersey Cry IL The State Of New jersey and
that ue zane VIII be sod for the payment OF h debts un'
law within nine months from the hrst publication Of this
uce and that tie payment Of debts due 10 him by ei
dents oi IBIS State, the deiiyefyJo MIN of
any property within this State belonging 10 him. and the
transfer Of sacn property ~ him. are forbidden by law
ard yaid Dated The igth day OF September, I5i5.
al la~sn GEORGE BRADSHAW. Attorney
fJr Atincl.ng Creditnr 81 JOhD-street New. YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.

TE'HE COMPLETE WORKS OF n. P. Wits, Prose- and
Poecsl. comprising every Thing of consequence writ.
by Mr. Willis up June last Revised and corrected
by himself In superb octave volume
SHELLEY'S POETlCAL WORKS.-The Poecal
Works OF Percy Bysshe Sheley-frs American edition
complcte) with remarks the poetica faculty and
It's influence human destiny embracing biographical
and critical notice, @. q. Foster Beautifully printed in
volume l6mo. $50 pages. Published and for ssle by
d!8 Owls J. S. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
COIN AND SILVER WArCHss rers.,

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES rets:led al.
" wholesale prices by J. T. Wls,on, desler in watches
No. Cortlsnd-sl up stsirs. corner ot Broadway
AL watches sold 81 this establishment warranted 10 per-
form well money refunded Watches clocks box
and swelry repaired IN tbs best manner al the lowest
prices Arranrsments have been made with Mr.. VIZ A.
Gamble whose reputation watch repoirer Is unsurpass
ed having years the celebra
ted msauac.cries In Europe enables him repair he
complicated work that can produced.
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms
J. T. WILLISTON,
au27 ito No. I CorLanh-st. up stAirs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
{OBERT "a MORRIS. y. VI.

EUiiS B4RRY,s Housrk-errr's Furnishing Store,
- 20 Ca.r1ne-s- corner of Oak-st-J. B. respectfully 10
hand good assortment of Cutlery Britannia ware Tea
Trays, plain and JspaE1ed TIN ware Iron ware. ooc and
Willow ware Bird Cages. Brooms Brushes Mas &c &c
which be VIII sell low for cash
THERMoMETERs in great variety constantly hand and
inadet 10 order :or th- trade diS SMSWisa
Eko. II. WILLIAMS, q Exchange place, hes
"a cooIec Saias and Satin Ribbons, Velvet hiboons,
tiacA aoo coiors, oil various widths c1b iazarlne oue
ana oisri seNets CAshreres, Reps, nne OHSaHis s1a
oiher or-ss goods; Laces, CAhrics embroidered Collars
and Chetseiies, and muslin trimmings; green Barege;
goods ior thread and needle stores; geu rich Crarsts
Scarfs. &c. nj eodstf
LADIES Whie and Black SATIN slippers also.
e.s sr-nch Morocco and Kid Slippers for balls, Par
Ladies Cater Boots I6 and is aud made order st
- snnss EQUAL 10 any Icdis Rubber over
suSes st aIe assortment constantly for sale Ladies
VII please CAL and examine for themselves 81
J. B. MILLERS, li2 Canai-st
=. - between Thompson and Sullivan sis
n D LUIS store VII! be closed O'Clock every evening
eSeepi on Saturday evening. dis 6tecdis-
E{'AiRBAShs' ce,ebrsIed RAIrcad, Coal-ysrd, Hay
ant e!auorIr Scales, for sale by
dl ,Nvr.- FAlRRANKSk L co 40 Wilt
VELVkT RlBBONs Of VARIOUS colors and Hlduil,
for sale BY GEO. Il. WILLIAMS,
n2i uis :. E.Ichsuge-psr1
GERMAN NShATES-CoIlnoa and fne BY The eozen,
"a toE sale 10 the trade, By W. \. SEYMOUR co.
~ otls Cha.baIn-squMe-
X EhotAL7G- W. ENDICUTF, LitnogrsPh-rs.
AIays removed iro = John-sL 10 No. ~ Beeknan-st
0VERSHOES.-Thsb best place IN The Ciiy te buy In
- q. napoes saoes OF every description r ehedp -Ji
~, s. Maicen-lane We have srye s,ock and good
eSrtmsn o. svsry zEc IN Dealers aud Others VII! 60
vel 10 eEi ana eXsIlint before parcna.ius wEsse
aS< sSs HUTCHINSON 4 RpNYoS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
PAINE & BURGESS


DUBLISH THIS DAY-The Musical Wreath collec.
OF Songs. comprising the beauties OF English Ger
French and Italian melody. edited by e IVES Jr.
vol. i.o
They have lately publishedMouezuma, the Last OF the
Az-c. Historical Romance of the Conques, OF Mexico,
by Edward Ma;urin, vols, l2mo papers,.
Morris Wis's Library Of the Prose and Poetry OF E
rope and America vol royal $40, CLOTH gilt sides = 80,
gilt edges-5 co. DDS 2tisc
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
HOLIDAY PRESENT-The Youths Cabinet, Monthly
Magazine for the Young. specimens OF which now
ready, The entertaining and elegant gs for
the season. Call and examine IL
d20 iis- ID. 4. WCODWORTH. iS5 Nassau-st
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Fs'HE PROPRIETOR respectfully solci,s the attention OF
his old and The public in general 10 his spleE
did OF Annals and other articles designed for
presents. among which the following The Gems OF the
Season. Oos!, May Flower friendships Offering Laurel
reah, Rose of Sharon. and Forget-MeNo; also Mrs.
SgUurrev Poems, Mrs Hemerss Works Popes. Burns's
Byron's ShssspeHre's. Cowpers and Thompsons with
Rodgers's Poems Bibles Prayer Book Hymn and Psalm
Booss-a supehly bound for Gifts and great variety OF
Juveniles Canes and fancy aricesal which will he sold
amazing low price by 4. MAZE.
SdzS evvis s57 Blsecke--st opposite Burton
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

GlS ORDER Of Charles +. Daily, Esquire, Associate
AS Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas of the City and
County of NewYOrk Notice is hereby giycn pursuant 10
the provisions OF tie authorizing attachments against
sbsconding concealed and nonresident Debtors thai At
acnnen has against the estate OF Alfred Keamey,
resident OF orleans Stale of Louisiana, and at tue
win be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment, according law
within nine months from first publication OF this notice
tn. payment debts due him by residents
this Suite and the delivery INN for his use any pro-
pery belonging h aud the transfer OF any property by
him, forbidden by law and yoid.-Daed the 18Th
day OF September 1919 RICHARD H. BOVINE,
sl7 iayJm Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

GROWN GLAsS-Engish Crown Glass, extra thick
Sness u,t received pes ship Souherper also, Rsdotd
Crowl Class, OF board, tot see BY
asO lvis' sCHANcK 1 DOWNING, les Faltsa-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

NOTiSE,CAsreesbly to the Constitution of the Butch,
rFs hTA Esa.s Hide Association sn Election viii Se
sei a. mo iae house On Tuesday aheuoon Soh inst az
Soeloek for Trlsees 'e' lhs yesE is4s. .
aSlf.' l.T, cLlNcR, ssy,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
tDinter fashions.
soARFs. oRAvATs AND MUFFLERs,

NtctYe. ty lie Iasl Steamer,
T THE Sew-York Cash Tailoring and Gcntemen'I
"A General Furnishing Establishment 51 Broadway lr.e
doors below the Franklin House choice assortment Of
fancy dress articles for gentemens c0mprB!ng he
cs desirable assortment OF scars cr1yHis aud eBrs
new stve omuners Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Ilso tu assortment ofoyer cioaXs and sacks con
.,sn,y on hard manufactured by The best worknen In hs
c;;y and sold q, reduced prices.
isrf J L. bOOTH Z co
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
GREELEY 4 McELRATH

NfNEE-LE1 x ELhAIH
15S Nassaa.stree., Ncc- York
"a! fos'masiers nay rcmi, subscriptions al our risk
DIS .. az sPeciepaying Banks are received u, par
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

" Y DKDER OF John Q. wilson, Esq Judge of Ns
ES Albany County Courts, and Of the degree ot Counsellor
Law IN the Supreme Court notice is hereby given, pur.
the provisions Of the statutes auhorsing attachments
against abscondng couceoed and nonresident debtors st
attachment has issued against the of Thomas H.
Webb and Harrison Gray, nonresident debtors and resi-
dents ui the Stale OF Massachusetts and that tha viii be
sold for e payment Ot their debts unless they appear and
discharge such attachment according law within nine
months from ihe rst publication Of this notice; and thai the
payment Of any debts due them by residents of this Slai
and the delivery them for their OF any property
within this State belonging em and the transfer OF any
such property by them, forbidden by law and void
Dated, tie 18th day OF August l34j. 4. /. JOICE,
au10 aw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
J. G. COTTON, ALYA HILL,
Attorney. y. STORRS Trustees
dlh lnNIlnthk A. IL EASTMAN

6NURPOhtTJON NDTI L T. of sac OF property tor
Suupad notice 10 hereby given mat
vi property for unpaid viii take place al
public auction the CIty Hall OF the city of Ne-Yurk on
Monday, second day cf March neXt twelve O'clock Al
nO0n and be continued from day day until the whole 0i
property shall be sold and that the detailed statement
tue property be sold for unpaid assessments, pub
shed in the Evening Post newspaper printed and pub
lished III tie city OF New York.
Street Commissioners Office November 3th 1915.
nl9 lawl4w ELIAS l. SMITH. Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

The SAaoRA.--The Boston Times says that
strange stories ars circulating a, Plymouth regarding
circumstances connected with the loss OF the above ves
Gel. The body of Nj. Hslet which drted ashore was
brought away for in,ercrt at the Cape By his brother
The TWO eolored no, h2yipg beea identified we're buried
n the public soab AZ Plymeuts.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Lcoal Notifies.
NOTIOE TO TAX-PAYERS,

CONrTRuLLERS CFSIcE, Brooklyn, Octoorr zSul, Ioh-
PURSUANT 10 AZ Act OF the Legislature, emitted An
Act relative the collection OF taxes Ia the Cly OF
and for other purposes {pas-rd April lSh 1881
for the currrn. year this day been delivered 10 iu
Comptrorr Of the City OF Brooklyn aud that from all lakes
which shall paid the said Comptroller within thirty
DAYS from due hereof deduction o three per cent
will he made and lhsi from AL whch shall be sd PAID
after lirs.On o the said thirty days snd wilhn Sixty
dAlc, ad deduction cent VIII DO
made and that after the FTsi Tuesday IA January
ne, one per cent will be added - MI tax then remaining
uppsid and that on I Tuesday of January next the
Brooklyn N tfo SAID Rolls together with ie war
rants annexed directing iem 10 proceed WIN re-
gard the unpaid taxes IN the manner directed 10y law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those VINO
avail themselves OF the provisions o the Ac refer
red 10 IN the above Goitt- inform him thereof as sOon
practicable thai their bills be Ia readiness 10 pre-
vent DELAY when they may be prepared 10 pay their taxes
Ia compliance with resolution Of the Mayor and Com
mon Council NOTICE is hereby further given that he
Comptroller will his office in the Ci,y bnid.
ing., FROM - O'CLOCK -. n. UNTIL = O'CLOCK
Z. NJ and other hours. ~
o2S Sm y. ii. OSBORN, Conptrouer.
NOTICE is hereby given that application win 5e
made 20 the Legislature of the ot New York. slis
ext session. Tor incorporate the Prison Associa-
tion OF New York Nav FORK. Nov. II. 1875 n2bw
NIOTICE.-The uuderslgncd, Trustees tor the creditors
of BENJAMIN DEPU +, late of Cambria, IN the coun'
OF Niagara nonresident debtor hereby give notice. that
general meeting of the creditors OF said Depue VIII be held
the Office OF J. c. Cotton IN the village oi Lockp0r IN
said county OF Niagara, on the thirteenth day oil February
next, O'Clock, IN the forenoon Of that day.
Dated LOckporl, Dec. 3, 1915.
]. G. COTTON, ALVA HILL,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

Packet ship Liverpool, Eldrdge, Liverpool.
Wind-West
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Very respectfully and truly,
Your friend and obedient servant,
HENnV lfTTGITk'
From JoHS BECK, Esd Prircpat Of The Acaay for Young
DR. LARDNERis LECTURES7

Published and Tor sale by
GREELEY & McELRATH,
sTrth,, naJ,-. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

DRospEcrI-s OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY, ASD
L MONTHLY JOURNAL Os AGRICULTlR RE. JOIN
S SKINNER. Editor. Each number viii consist Of TWO ai'
yiy
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-06

" auli>slavery Friends there are whole
hearted abulitionists. They have been
prosecuted for righteousness sake, dlsown'
ed by the society of Friends because they
felt 1t to be their duty to Cooperate with
olters 10 The antislaVery cause VIVA!
a painful evidence Of The power of slavery
in this country. A society that has anu
slavery in lis creed, and discipline, and
bears nominal testimony against slavery
once year, and processes to follow IN the
steps of Benezet aud Woolman, excommu'
nicales her members for no other crime
than that of being active abollionlSts. II
is dscpIinabe offence Tor Friends 10
"mix with the worlds people" in helping
the poor slave. But it is no offence wha:-
ever to mix with the world in making
money or elecling shareholders 10 Office
Said distinguished friend in Indiana to
Mr.. Clay: "Gcd be with thee, Henry,
and so will wei" and the great mass oil
lhem Cat least in the West) cast their votes
for that p!underer Of his fellows. But the
antI>savery party in Salem are gaining
strength continually. The cause there Is
strong.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-06
From the Western Citizen.

TnEoPoLIs, Jan. 80, 1915.

| IHE0POLIS, Jan. 81, lc43'
BRoTHER EAsTMAN.-Tnrough The
lailhfuIness and goodness Of God, | AN
permitted 10 address you from the bosom
of my family. Although have not seen
thy face, feel that thou art not "A stran~
ger; ana that inasmuch as you had a heart
to feel for Us as distressed and destitute
family, and 10 sympathise with Us IN our
affection, and TO relieve US In our distress
es, you will now rejoice with US in our
| JOY. was delivered from prison by the
blessing of Him who has heard the cries
of the widow and the tdtherlrss, upon The
efforts of friends in this and other States
some in Missouri, toward whom feel my
heart moved with kindness ard gratitude
The blessing OF those that were ready to
perish rests upon them. came out OF
prison the 20th, and arrived a, home safe
" the 25!h of the present month, TO the
great Joy of myself and my dear family
and llieEdS, after an absence of more than
three years and half. My health is and
has been better han could have expects
ed, considering the deprlvalons and trials
have passed through. When we fell
INTO the hand, of those who would have
ale up our flesh, then the Lord suffered
them not 10 set on US 10 do US harm; aud
in all OF our bondage the Lord has been
with US and given US favor in the eyes Of
our keeper; and, although we have been
pcrsecued, yet not forsak"n; cast doWn,
but not destroyed. Although our sOi>
lerngs have been calculated o break down
The constitution, and shoren our days on
earth, yet | nope that, by The protecting
care of God, my health is not materially
Injured. Yet | feel a debility which
rust will be removed by breathing the air
OF liberty, and enjoying its privileges. |
left my companions in tribuatjon (Brs.
Burr and Thompson) in tolerabe heaAh.
Bro. B, had his r'ghl arm broken DO !. Il
year ago, by being caught in III. machin-
cry; by which he is as yet deprived al the
use Of it, and will in all probability be de-
prved The use Of it for life. A, regards
the prospects for their deliveranee, | can
not sp ak very encouragjngly, but hope
for the best Perhaps something depends
upon the course shall tkc, or what
grows ou of my deIiverance. But this
we will leave w;lh Him who orders all
things according to the counsel OF his own
wilI--prayng lba. He will plead their
cause, ami accomplish his own purposes,
and in his own good time open their pris-
on doors. My dear family unile with ne
in heartfelt thanks to you and to all others
who did mol pass by on the her side, bu.
supplied our wants in our tine OF netd.-
May the Lord reward you and them
hundred fold.
Yours with respect and affection,
ALANsoN WORK.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-06
From the Liberty Press
TO ELTHU EURIIT,
ANTWERP. Feb 22. IS45

ANTWERP, Feb, u, 1915.
DEAR BRo. BAILEY, Will ycu please
10 inform the Learned Blacksmith" Of
Worcester, Mass, and also the claimant
oflhe bones AID minds of the young sourh-
ern man who, dressed in female garb, left
Worcester few weeks since, that the
said young man, with bis twin bro her,
entered the dom njons of Q1een Victoria
on Monday morning last, about four
o'clock.
Hence, it will not be necessary for the
said claimant, or any Of his human blood
hou~ds TO prowl around Cape Vincent any
longer, or spend more time and money
riding thro Jefferson county.
The brothers met very providenlially
and very happily at the house Of orr
friend S. F. S. al p. r.
10 save any future, needless trouble s.
expense, please inform the SAID claimant
that when any such properly get aboard Of
the Jellerson County Under Ground
Railroad, the train always goes safe lhro',
especially when the ice ut Cape Vincent
is as strong rs it has been seven weeks
past. Our company have standing rule
10 warrant passengers and their baggage
secure from ecery risk. So if he loses
any mo e properIy,(which is veDy prob
able for be has 500 human carlle lefty
and it gets into our cars, be need moi
trouble himself 10 look after it, as ii nerer
ta5Is 10 carry them safe through.
We would advertise the public geoer>
ally, and southern passengers in particu-
lar, that our trains run day and night
Extras with good comfortable seats and
fleet horses at the shortest possible notice
at any hour of day or night.
Yours, very respectfully,
w. TILLINoHAsT.