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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-20

This must appear almost incredible, but the nu-
merous letters from physicians, agents, and those
who use the medicine, from all the western and
southern States. satisfy us that this is moderate
estimate, and that our medicine is rapidly takin @
the place Of the various SEGREGATED COUNTER
FEITs which are afloat, and the numerous tonic
mixtures, made wholly of quinine, which are i'm
posed upon the public, manufacturers who live,
not9dy knows ,chere!
DR.. Bragg's famous Sugar Coated Indian Queen
Vegetable Pills are Of two kinds-the Cathartic
and Tonic. The Tonic pills are peculiarly adapted
to the quick and permanent cure of Fever and
Ague, topper Of the Liver, and general debility
1t is in Fever and Aguc, Chill Fever, DC, that
they achieve their greatest triumphs. 1t rarely
requires over twelve hours, or more than half a
box of the tonic pills, to break the chls and effect
permanent cure-which is rarely the case with
the tonic mixtures of qninine, hawked about the
country by ignorant pretenGers. Those who take
the tonic pills once, will never forsake them.
Who can wonder, that a medicine of such ex-
tensive popularity and extraordinary virtues should
cause
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-20

n G. d2' ana n1f b Gs%'Hsa SS9 sty ne
Rio and Java Coffee,
Molasses, Vinegar, Mackarel,
Pepper. Mustard, Allspice,
Sa,eratus, Brooms,
TallOw and Star Candles,
Buckets and Tubs,
Indigo, Nader, Alum.
Copperas, Logwool. Anath,
Castor Oil, Turpentine,
Lard Oil, EPSON Salts, &c, &C., &C., for
sale by SWITZLER ,s SMITH.
Fayette, October 9th, lS47.
4 good supply of China and Glassware,
~ Queensware and Stone Vare for sale by
SlPIIZLER d SMITH
Fayette, October 9th, ls47,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-20
Winter Garments.

q 1LK, Merino, and Cotton under Shirts, ant
~ Drawers, for ladies' and gentlemen's wear
HUGHES, BIRCH d WARD.
Fnyette, October 10th, lS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-20
Valuable Farm for Rent.

td1VNUlc FdElIA lOF bkeuts
I WILL rent for one year. the Farm on which I
l. reside, near Faye,te. The buildings are new
lmvR and in good order, consisting Of two
ffeEss.sssseM story Brick Dwelling, with six rooms
|ssS,k@b and comfortable out buildings, also
&z8 brick. Possession given Immediately
A. d. REYNOLDS.
Fayette, November 18th, lS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-20

Boots and Shoes.
A large stock of Boots and shoes, of every
IN quality, very low, by
JAMES B. O'TOOLE.
Fayette, October Both, 1877.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-20

NHUFFS.-The attention of the ladies' is So
lVA licied to on assortment Of the finest light
and dark muffs. JOHN MCNEIL & Co.
St. Louis, October 10th, 1877.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

- The ENQUIRER Ii publlsneu OhiLA kloI inc NY
EseMI.WEEKL flor the country.) For tho Dai.y
.ven dollars per annun n, and VI the rata oil eight
pa ~ taken for shorter period than one year. FOR
Uni Weekly, i've dollars per annum and Th,ee
49,, 70, SIX months, payable in advance, to DC Po,a !.
se, or remtted by mail post paid; or s'1 poiiars
.ssanum at the end ofthe year.
& An dues 10 this office may he RENTED peI T'
and available Bank notes, al the risk oil inc nu
oostage Of all letters being paid 6y the nrs. n,
stage Of single letter is scarcely oil any acIous
Tn r,,er Il 10 the accumulation Of postage, IN au
e "s business, which operates us s'i'ou, '"~
p"n ne Edi;ors.) ,,rr,S,Nc
>. THE DAILY EN0UlRER-For one squire =,
~ ,nes or less, first insertion, hity GEMS, na
iI ending insertion twenty-five cents-i insei
ss'! err week twice 3 week, or three tunes "o0A'
= s,' ~. seven and Z half cents: or si,,a.n
iaiIy r,,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square Of siI,eon
~ q, less, first insertion, IS cents LOT cue"
iace ~ advertisers are charged fly dollars Tor thif'y
and in tina, proportion Tor adven,se"o anc,on-
a., Isngth-except Lottery Vendefs anu IN
gre. who are charged one hundred do''a's >p"p'' III
An Obituaries and Marriages from tne ooun ~.
sneyer the party's andwrung Is nhkm ,on o o m.
6ss mnst be authenticated by the eneosioh " a.e
o.mas,er in the neishborhood, or they VIII ~ nv IN ~
fehi,shed Every measure, that mas neen .isen
Be nos,ons and quizzes, has proved heretofore
pi,,nc we must, therefore, INSIST IL suon esso
usasans c,mnncalion being certified by the name oil
apo l,U ,eyiatn on The back of the letter.
H.ders from distance must be accompanied wl.n.m'
sr nav or satisfactory references, to insure e1ecu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
Reported for The Bahimore Sun.
1tr., Nro-, TX 10
THE FREMONT COURT MARTIAL.

THE FREMONT COURT MARTIAL.
The court E1ct, the record read, and the. cross
examination Of Gen KeaIny resumed.
Question. Did you write a letter 10 the War
Department, da,cd Los Angeles, Jan. l7lh, 1897,
and is this a true copy heieoil (Letor shown
Answer did write letter 10 The Adjutsni
General, Of this date and believe that TO be 2
true copy.
The ieuer was then read and is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE WEsT |
Ciudsd de Los Angeles, JAM lT,h, 1917
Sir:-I enclose herewith copy OF three com
munca,ions-No. |, being instructions from nc
(uf Yesterday TO Ii. COL Fremont, relating 10 ms
battalion OF volunteers. No 2, reply OF Lieut..
Col. Fremont OF this date refusing obedience 70
my ordcrs-3, letter from me, OF this talc, 10 Com.
R. f. Stockton, on his assuming powers not gwen
him. and preventing me from complying win
the Instructions Of the Presiden, OF The U. 81 con-
yeyed in letters 10 me from tie Secretary Of Wsr.
il will be seen by the President and Secretary
nj War. that am not recognized IN my ofncial
capaci;y. either BY Com. Stockton Or Lieut.. Col.
Fremont, both OF whom refuse 10 obey my orders
or The instructions OF The President, and as have
no ,roops in the country under my authority, ex-
ceptiug a few dragons. l have no power OF en-
forcing them. ,,
have 10 state that The march OF The troops
from Diego was reluctantly consented 10 ny Goin.
Stockton on nv urgent advice, that ne shon'a nc'
leave Lieut. Col. Fremont unsupported 10 liSh.
baitle on which the fate OF California n'sn' iof
a long time dependable correspondence 10 prove
which is now with my papers al san Diego anI
;, cory of which will be furnished 10 you On ny
return 10 that place.
VERY respectfully, your obcdicnl servant,
wy s! ". KsARxT, Brig. Gen.
Tbc a6u.ant Gcnelal q. S. A, Washington
,rns c1rv D. TowNsEsD
Assistant Adj. Gen.
Qnes,ion.-Was that letter written after me m
,erview of ,ae same day, with Lieut. COL TIC
mont. .r,eroho,
Ap.wer.-It must have been; as Iememos s
Queslion.-In that Letter we ind these Wo =.
"Bo,h OF whom (Com. Stockton ana Lieu e;, Wv w,
FremonD refuse 10 obey my orders" VIII y0'
General Kearny.-That is only part Oh INT
sentence. p.,,or>-w;,
YOU please let me ace that letters ne ie''e
was shown, and the question was again pu' q
follows) FL, a words
"Bo,h Of whom. ICON. Stockton and LEM leu, 70 W.
Fremont !, ,.stnse 10 obey my orders WIN 20
state what ad occurred al The close o. 'aa' ll'e
view and after the writing of The Letter N WING
you report tn absolute reinsal o. vonr dire
mont 10 obey your orders, accoIa,ns 70 ~, nn,e
testimony, it was conditional 70 wv, ne =. Com
Com Stockton made him 6oye'n0i ~
not obey Ein8'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
ny Observation-Disclosures: AT Superior Court Of
Cnancery for the Richmond Circuit held at the Ca
pto In the City OF Richmond, on Thursday, June

IL csCaANCERY.-ylsoiri.:-Ata Superior Court of
Cnancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Ca
ppso In the City of Richmond. on Thursday, June
TarIiOn W. Knight, Executor of woodson Knight,
against Plaintiff
collin Stokes, Administrator de bonis non, with the
VII annexed Of Joseph Yarbrough, deceased, John w.
vyMoIough, late acting Executor Of the said Joseph
aarSroagn deceased, John n. Ferguson, Sergeant of
we CRY OF Richmond. and, as such, Administrator de
s0nis non Of John b. Walton, deceased, and other
Defendants.
Among other things, the Court decreed as foIows:-
And appearing TO the satisfaction Of The Court thar
ss PERSONAL estate of Joseph Yarbroueh, deceased,
Executor AZ Aforesaid will ba insufficient to satisfy
.ae sums Of money found due from him, as aforesaid
aug his real csiate the hands Of his heirs and devil
sss being liable thereto and being by his will charge
.oe herewith the Court doth adudge, order aud de-
zee, lhat the heirs and devisees aforesaid who are
ps 70 this suit do render account Of the real es
aye OF The said Joseph Yarbrourh, deceased descend
devised TO them, and OF such other real estate as
ofee Of the will Of tho said testaior has become sub
ss % the payment Of the said debt, before one Of the
commissioners Of this Court, who is directed to state
na report the same, with any matter specially stated
Ssened pertinent by himself which may be required
"us parties, or either Of them, to be so stated.
pnUHATAN P0pEpTs r,xl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goochland County
! Court, 18Th October, 1877:
Massie Shelton, Thomas Shelton, David X. Shelton,
Elizabeth Meredith, Geo. W. Turner and Cecilia ID. his
wife, Joseph Shelton, David Shelton, David s. Terrell
Terrell. sarah 8. Terrell, Thomas T. Ware, Absalom
H. Ware, Nancy Morris, Sally Dabney, George Wat
sou, Henry Masruder and Maria his wife, Julia H..
Maday, - Rawlings and Virginia his wife, Thomas
Watson, James Magruder and Louisa his wife, Pits.
against
Watson and other p'ts'
Bill hied, and the defendants above named not
havn. entered their appearance and gwen security az
eordns TO the Act of Assembly and the rules OF tis
Court and appearing the satisfaction OF the court
Tia, hey are moi inhabitants of this Commonwealth
On The OF the plaintiffs by counsel, II Is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the thrd
Monday IN January next, and answer The plaintiffs
BILL aud That copy of This order be forthwith inserted
In ome newspaper published in the Civ Of Richmond
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door Of the Court House OF the said county.
A Copy. Testo,
Oc; s9-cwams MAR. w. MILLER, Cierk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
VOLUME XLlV.-NUMBER SO.

TO him, and wanic! to kaow more distinctly
from him, before had ans further conversation
with him, whether lie intended 10 obey those or.
ders or not. lie hcsiia!eG-I theh .olJ him 10 re-
fec, we'll upon the answer which he was TO make
me, for his answer would be a very important one.
II he wanted an hour Tor consideration, TO take III
if he wanted day for consideration, he could
lake it. Upon This he LEFT my room, and | pre-
sumo 10 about an hons he returned and said he
would obey my orders. This, sir, in The begin
ming Of the conversation.
A few more CUES IONS and answers we're made
and given, ba. nave not time 10 write them out,
as The car-heil is ringing Yours, 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
PowHATAN ROBERTS, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

=. I, K1chmond, Nov. 6th, 1911.
fa.uant to tho foregoing decree, the parties con-
. aea are hereby notified to attend at my oce In the
~. o. Richmond, on 18th street, opposite the Eastern
os o. shockoe Warehouse. on the sixth day Of Janu
1913, At 10 O'Clock, A. ~, with all the evidence
10 enable me to porform the duties required
.ae aid dsesvs. JNo. SHORE, CONT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

Tuesday nights Union publishes the official
returns of the killed, wounded and missing, the
battles OF Conireras and Churubusco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

NISSISSIPPI.-There seems 10 be no doubt
that The Wigs have gained the Vicksburg Con-
siessonal District, elecling Tompkins over Re-
bers. Mr. T"mpkins is gentleman OF talents,
and wonderful enr,ing Instead of boldly taking
Wing ground in The canvass, he played the Art
full Dodger and succeeded in making the district
believe that his election would in no way con-
tribute TO change in the prescn; Democratic po-
Icy.
Blu, Will. defeated in one district, the Demo
Gratis have swept the Sla,e. carrying the three
other districts, elecling the Governor, Stale Off,
GERS and Legislature by large majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
LOUISIANA ELECTION.


The New Orleans Commercial Times says,
that lue doubt exists oflhe reelection OF Morse,
Democrat, 10 Congress. The Louisiana deega-
ton in Congress will stand as betore-Dcmocrats
3, Wing /.
The Legislature is yet in doubt, there being
several reported gains on each side. The Com
mercial Times says:
"If our calculations are correct The Democrats
have so far elected IS, and the Wings "A Repre-
sentatives; most OF the remaining parishes are
strongly Democratic, and the Wings have TO
gain Two or three more, and lose no0e, in order
10 ob,aia majority on ion. ballot"
FEUDS AMONG THE BANDlTTL-A
letter from a NEST respectable source In Vera
Cruz. of November ID Isays The Union, states
that "informatiun has been received here TVera
C.uzl that Hauro'a, tile famous guerrilla chief,
and COL Zenobia, his associate Commander, have
quaneed, and hei; respective followers have
come 10 blows. Haurola lJarautal Is The vicor,
though slightly wounded This quarrel among
The handful will doubtless very much weaken
their means OF doing HARM"
FROM MEXICU'-ine following is an eI-
tract OF Letter from very respectable house in
the city Of Mexico and published in the N. Y.
Journal OF Commerce, dated
"OcroBga %, ls47.
"Air. Trist has again Invited our government
to new conferences. May God grant that The re-
sul OF them may be peace, which We so much
desire"
The Union understands tom he best auihor-
~, that the treasury notes of The United States
| are per cent adranHe in the city OF Mexico
| This state OF things is most fortunately calculated
10 benefit our schemes OF finance. I.wiIf contri-
hute IN enable Ms 10 pay our expenses in that
country upon more advantageous terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

rs CuANCERY.- yiRoiSiA:- Rules held In the
! Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chauc.ry Tor Chesterfield county, on Monday, the
nh day Of September, A. d., 1877:
James A. Bruce, Executor Of Armstreat Bruce, de-
ceased, Tia'"''"'
against u.x;,
James n Fls,ches and Matilda his wife, a. s. Harris
and Musdora his wife, and Susan F. Cheatham, devil
ses of Branch Cheatham. deceased, and the said JAS
n Fletcher and A. s. Harris Executors of the last VIII
and testament Of the said Branch Cheaham, deceased,
-" Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and nled
his BILL and the defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF the said Court, ana u ai
parns BY satisfactory evidence thai they are not ina
bi,ants Of this Commonw ealth, motion OF the plain
t is ordered that the said defendants do appear al
rules 10 be holden for our said Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancerv, in The Clerks Office thereof on
the frs, Monday In december next, and answer t,s
bin Of tho plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
published in newspaper printed in the city OF Rich
mond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and tina! another
copy DO posted at The front door Of the Cou'' h"se OF
this county. ACopy. Teste,
w. w. r. CoGBlLL, Clerk pro tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

IN CHANCERY-yIseiSIA AT Rules held IN The
ID cnsncery for Cumberland County, on Monday, the
sst day OF November, 1917 -
ma snsan Palmore, by her next friend, Leonard Da-
MEL,
against n.o.,,.,,
IN. plaintiff having filed in the Clerks Office afore-
I her petition and statement OF The causes on which
h., Application Is founded for her divorce from tue &C.
srdant John \. Palmore, her husband, and II appear
mai the said John R. Paimore is not resident OF
M. wealth On motion Of the plaintiff by her
ansel il is ordered, at rules aforesaid, that the de-
esdsnt John Pamore. do attend on the first day OF
M rer March term Of the said court, and answer the
aid peiition and application aforesaid for divorce;
md hal publication Of this order DO inserted IN some
newspaper printed in the City OF Richmond, LOT TWO
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al The ront door OIL the
Ccur House of this county
ACopy. Teste.
=. ..a-. r. WOOnSQN. d. @.
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- OSIUDEN ~ tC7Is
"air Trist has again invited our government
to new conferences. May God grant that The re-
sui, Of them may be peace, which We so much
desire,n ss'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

FROM MEXICU-ine following is an ex-
lrac. OF Letter from very respectable house in
the city of Mexico and published in The N. Y.
Innrnal oil Commerce dalfd
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-18
GESERAE ORDERS, No ?.
WAR nCEs A.ev7IE.yT.
ADJurANr GENERAL GfshE, I
lIayhiagtm Jan. 5 1871.

" IshtA9f9Rl jan n lctt.
l.. Tie folloNiug Aetof Congress, changing ihe
term 81 onlstmcuts, ard providing bounty Tor
recruits. i4 published i3f the defamation ana gui-
dance Of Tie oiiscrs o. ISc army
An Acr 10 vuooesags e8.i-tmcnts in the Regular
ArHv.
- n raachd is re NtHGie and HlHse IF RcP
reseatatrts ~ Hs taaei S.uts 81 taeHrI u
Congyess assembled. rlai, dut,ng the continuance
Of toe wa, with Mexico, toe term %, the euilst-
ineni Of the men 10 be feeru,ud EOS the regiments
Of dragons, arlillcfY, 'nfauuN aud fidemrn OK
the present military establishment, Shalt 10 DUR
ing the w5S, Or iiea years, 81 lha option %. The
recruit. unless sooner discharged.
use ,. Iad ieif faffsc, e4utiti That rcre
ahall be allowed and pala 60 every 4bc.badi.i nan
WHO shall be duly enlisted 10 serve in tae artillery
or infantry, ior Vie tern OF hSc ytars 81 dHr,ne
the plt, a bounty 81 Twelve Dollars bIl We
payment 81 Fix dollars 81 lts said Bounty s'.a DO
deferred until the recruit SHALL have joined i9f du-
y Tie feeincnt ia winch De Is 20 se.ve.'
lG..9hc ecnctat surari icndeuta If HE recruit
ip service wi,l s,lge psomp, ans aI necessary in-
strneions 10 the rgeiuing officers, who wall lHi-
inedialgly publish ibis eepcrat uaief, y gu the ia
bic Of established rates OF pay orsccsa.y g.
ting laws annexed three tu.es ialWa nt H.rs
In tho vicinity ~ t.sfr specific rendezvous
IlI,aIhc ttunnf st#yiee ,filI He5eaGc. De, "4ar-
ing the war wiis H.fifl or .uf five yc-ts,as iHc
recruit may prtisr Tho oa0. uo@ iu use "'I
answer for i've years men, by writing ap ihe bags
u The cnsuacnt. Is dag fprus ibe required r..
ecipt fer thu advanced b4ou'y and they ~i'l al
suffice tor the Rs0 teen uuHi ngw h'anH can le
yuntad. by suhstitgag Gee words 'dHFE 'f1
war in tic ha,deFHfe % lac rgt'MaHg .a,-
ccr, for the WORDS ffe ye-rs,' ag printed a tas
prssrFibej sath 81 aggHer.
lN.~Company ca.aWaAaera va aaa 1870 eo%
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The following ore the only terms 90 which tbs
How JouassL Is furnished " subscriber -
One copy tor one scar >! w
Three copies, 20 one address . w
hrartdl,y IA adUaEee.
Such as wish 10 Subscribe, nuu commence Wi.A
the JAarARY NuHHEEs are requested i3send Al ouct
loihe Office 81 Publication No. iU1 Eultyn-sirt.l
Agents suPpy single coWas only
GEO. p. MORRIS,
n 7. MllLIs.
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DE. WOODS
<0fSOIJnFlif1 ., tg'itd fhcrrU
's.t'<N<NtaVs$
~ @~ ~ - as s5s5 -
Z nfEI'a L'lan u

~ bfYEF'H Iatsstisu, 1aet JfuqGitct
hnac ~, at4 narttWl tfufRi
HEDIfGE,
And TIC uufita d 3 1H Ia4t,ts feme3yfof Giro.
nc btsatsr., H4ea ,clft..ous =. no i,..f.
st0ullhand iYNtt-. ~Prug Fever. sad tbg ,t.tt
fouie5y lor lHtt RIFLES on InE HLtnD.
4n4 ,ho cgIcgfltsl ~tB sllrCIE iUltCAL.
OMEL
! Do great saFefefty nd ba.a.. II Chs Mul.
lelae ever VI e.arf.. Is, That whist & er4J-.,es
dlsea 4e, u also Hytc0rItrs Oh, ba4v
y has been USED s4ccastuiiy ID iba ia.t cigHt
5eafs H ihs removal auI prominent gH,o N . +
discusses arising from IN IMPURE STATE on
lllE BLpbD % HABlT u rms ~YSIEN.
icn' and tdrpa4s Rheamot,s,a atloct.oU. II
lho Hladdef aud kmuets, BlLiUts FEVER.
bttola { hoItraad e3astt PATTON. costScngss, colds
corrupt humor' bropay .na GoAg
Dyspepsia.
10 person With this l5sI diseaso should DELAY
h'iEs ihc Blturs i positively cures uH case, II
bgspfpsi9, hoNet severe also Etulliuus -
thu Sin, Eynpe.g-, Enlargement ol tho BONES.
Fatn.cncy tutduets ct The complexion, GEN
LKAL DEBILITY, JAUNDlCE Ior zone
~ physical ptostfaliou caused either by disease
medicine q ihdscrctons alterations ~ nind
confusion y ilea- dlmNeAs Of VISION. AID hssi
tude Of body, tits MEDICINE has never mo isrona
Cont Giddiaess, Gfacei, llo4daefe. OF No,
klud, lunlrd Fever inAlmmaiorY Rt,um4ftsss
lmpufe Blood. Jluudicr boss 90 Appuulc, i,IV.
Tx COMPLAINTS, Nervous Diseases, organ.
e affections, pllptltluns ~ tie iluau PAus III
the Back and side, Stiffness aud pans Ia the
litabs, Jomls and organs, Rasi n Hiogd % ne
Hfaa, SICK iicaddche, ScuWy, salt Rnrum. he
feditaTy disposition to clucurs, rWeliugs ulcess,
>PtiHs fcyur EryslpeIss. ScI0fui4 On huurs 4
W, afo cured by Tie Biltcrs when all othul nud
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WG Ds,SSOLU'TE

Fr7Ilr af If CARSON
ud
monthly st january
SItugtu H. leF l. '-Ahs'N y %
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-11
From the Herald Of Truth.
Not Here, but Risen.
BY MRS. SUSAN JEwETT.

THEY'RE near US, when we heed them not
The loved, the lost, the ever dear:
But not when We are bowed with grief
Are spirits of the blest most near;
For when they burst their earthly chain,
They scared beyond the reach Of pain.
Not when in agony we bow,
Or faint and tremble with alarm,
Or closer hug our wIetchedness,
Than hopes which have a healing balm;
For groans of sorrow and unrest,
Reach not the spirits Of the blessed.
70 time, to earth, - sin, belong
The thousand ills that make US weep
The cankering cares from which we long
To rest in deaths unbroken sleep;
Despair and fear can never move
The soul that trusts in perfect love.
And would it make the anguish less,
Or help us better to endure,
If souls, enfranchised from distress,
Still wept the ills they could not curei
No! rather let our solace be,
Though W. are fettered, they are free.
In love, in hope, in patient trust,
In aspirations pure and high,
In spirit-worship and in prayers,
That have no language but a sigh;
In earnest seeking after light,
In earnest striving for the right;
In every great and generous thought,
In avery throb Of sympathy,
Our hearts are drawn more near to Heaven,
Where live the friends we long to see;
And closer bonds our souls ~entwine,
OF love, renewed by life divine.
Then seek them not mid clouds and gloom
Or tears that dim the feeble light;
But strive, though with a falteTDg wing,
To follow in their path Of light:
Grief is Of time, but hope a Joy,
Nor time, nor death can. Ger destroy.
Then faint not in the "march Of life,"
Nor hang thy dropping eyelids more;
IT'S hope, Ills faith, Ills trust in God,
That will the lost AGAIN restore:
Would we with them in union blend,
Our souls must rise, not theirs descend.