davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
GtstorttaI
From The .Nep York Evangelist
The lnSurrecIiOn in st. Domingo, No.
BY REV. J. S. C. ABBOTT.

The French, having by bribery obtained the
detection of the leading negro chieftains, and by
power compelled Touissant to abandon the con-
test, took possession Of the whole island, and for
time left undisturbed the emnenty wise Gov
eminent which Toussant had established, and
under which the island had been rapidly advan-
cling in wealth and general prosperity. 1t was
thought prudent gradually to re-rivet the letters
of slavery upon those limbs which had for few
short months exulted in the delights of freedom.
Still, it was known that a smothered volcanoe of
Indignation and despair was heaving beneath
their iniquitous usurpatlon, and that the slaves
would embrace the first opportunity to regain that
freedom for which they had already so profusely
bled. Napoleon therefore, who was never de-
fcient in sagacity, thought it expedient to remove
from the island all the prominent chieftalns, that
in the event of another rising the blacks should
have no individual of note to lead them. In &C
cordance with this plan, LIE Clerc received direc-
tons from Napoleon to confer upon all the ne
gro chiefs the same rank in the French army
which they had held in their own, and to send
them to France to be employed in the great strug-
gle which was then agitating Europe. No fiat
terry or brides, however, could draw Touissant
from the profound retirement of his farm at En-
merry. There, mourning over heprostated hopes
of his race, and surrounded by his own peculiar
ly afectlonate family and his faithful servants, he
tried to forget his griefs in the culture of the
soil.
Two months rapidly passed away, when the
yellow fever broke out in great violence in the
crowded encalnpments of the French and be-
fore this foe, more resistless than bullets or bay
onets, they fell by thousands Hope again be-
gan to revive in the bosoms of the blacks, and
more and more distinctly throughout the islanC
were manifested the indications of discomfort
The French, who had been fighting the battles
of Freedom in Europe, and of slavery in St
Domingo, made towards by guilty conscience
dreaded the uprising of an avengng arm. lou
issant was the man whom above all men they
feared and they resolved by some means to re
move him from the island, where his influence
was boundless A letter which he had writer
to one of his friends was intercepted, in which
abiding to the rayages Of the yellow fever, HI
says, cat length Providence has come to our sue
cor" Eagerly this expression was seized upor
as evidence of treason against the government
of France. Though he was quietly residing OF
his estate, in the faith of the most solemn treaty
he was perfdiously arrested, under an invitation
of protested hospitality to visit the French Gen
era, and was sent prisoner to France
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
Humanity.

Laugh not at the deformed. Who made him
so! Scorn not the simple. Who created him!
Wherever you find human being less favored
than yourself, it is loud call for the exercise OF
your humanity,
The disposition is too prevalent to laugh at
those who are deformed, or more plain in their
persons than ourselves In this world there is
no perfection in body. While you laugh at the
deformites of others you may be still more de-
formed in mind and far more degraded. Sup
pose you were cross eyed, thick-lipped, short
and chubby, tall and spare, or had one leg longer
than the other what would be your feelings to
see your walk initiated, or your person carica-
turedl The deformed have sensitive hearts, and
they feel keenly every remark you make respect
ing them. A person who laughs at the unfortu.
nate, must possess an exceedingly base heart
1t is to be regretted that humanity-the dis
position to feel for the deformed and distressed
is SO rare virtue. And yet it is the noblest at.
tribute of exalted human nature, A person can.
not be real Christian. we care not what his
profession may be, who has no sympathy in his
heart-no milk of human kindness in his nature
The hard the unfeeling, the tyranlical, must
possess feelings akin to the evil one; and at last
they will have their reward.-POriand Tribune
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02

your suffrage in favor of Liberty Unless you do,
must still bear the shame of giving honor to this sh-
ling coined under monarchy, that cannot give to the
coin of this Repubc-to ga circulating lie"-to Hy-
pocracy A. A. w.
Mddlesex, Nov. 1917.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
THE POLICY TO BE PURSUED.

Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, in letter to
]. C. Searles, dated September 10, indicates the
policy which will probably be pursued by the
democratic party generally Of the South;
"That it might become necessary to unite as
Southern men, and to dissolve the tics which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02

wrung with all the bitterness of anguish for one
whom he so much loved; tomorrow the image
of that friend is efaced from the heart and almost
forgotten. What a commentary upon man
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
RALLYlNG OF TIE SOUTH.

series Of meetings have recently been holden in
the South-principalIy in South Carona,to organize
against the WilmOt Proviso principle. We give
few resolutions and sentiments Of several of the meet
iuus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02

0F7FLArrERY-If you hatter all the company you
please none if you Aater only one or two you airont
the rest.-Viuiqn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
Tbe 1amtIp Circle,
A Hymn for the HaryeStHOme of 1S47

Hymn for the HarycStHOme of IS
THE AUTHOR OF 'PRovERBIAL PHILOSOPHY
o nation, Christian nation,
Lift high the hymn of praise,
The God of our salvation
Is love in all its ways;
He blesssth US, and feedeth
Every creature of his hand,
To succor him that needeth,
And to gladden. all the land
Rejoice ye happy people,
And peal the changing chime
From every belfned steeple
In symphony sublime:
Let cottage and let palace
Be thankful ard rejoice,
And woods, and hills, and valleys,
Re-echo the glad voice!
From glen, and plain, and city
Let gracious incense rise;
The Lord of life in pity
Hath heard his creatures cries;
And where in fierce expressing
Stalk fever fear and dearth,
He pours tipple blessing
TO fill and fatten earth
Gaze round in deep emotion
The rich and rpened grain
Is like a golden ocean
Becalmed upon the plain
And we, who late were weepers
Lest judgment should destroy,
Now sing, because the reapers
Are come again with joyI
o, praise the hand that giveth--
And giveth evermore-
To every soul that Iiveth
Abundance flowing o'er'
For every soul he flleth
With mama from above,
And over all distilleth
The JUNCTION of His love-
Then gather, Christians, gather
To praise with heart and voice
The good Almighty Father
Who bddeth you rejoice;
For he hath turned the sadness
Of his children into mirth,
And we will sing with gladuess
The hatvcst-home of earth
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
~ o t8r III an.

fur @rrt6tuns eine 8 @cEt8e
nno tbeelo o9tIhen Seminars
III @antcn.
Die Geans. 2utter. Spncee bot Shic.
pat teihlcner, i1t n6hiten Srubjabr im
rtlid,en Sbic eiit College at errihten unb
cine Com mttee ernannt, um bic Qaoe ce{IeI.
ben su beitimmen. guf Der Gcnferen,, tpet-
he .leste tpche in bieGeer Stabt sufammett
fam, tpare ferner befdlcfen, bos mir bic
Staot Canton bter3u rcr9eihld9en, rcraus..
seisst, baB Die Shrser oieler Staot uns BE-
reltnlllts entgeaenfcmmen. Sier 1T aIio e.
ne herrIihe 9clesenbeit unlerer Staot su
oerIdbnern, unc ihr auGeroem beoeuteno i1
nilben.
Die Sage Der Sade 1T Bis jcst fof9snte:
OIeies college fea an einem iclhen Srte
i'm titlihen Ohio errihtet mereen, ten bic
oa3u ernannte @cmmitee fir ben beifen bdlt.
uno menn oai1elbe erridbtet 1T, 70 fou bas
tbeclc9tld1e Semtsar 9endnnter Gynobe.
tpeld'es fIh test tn Columbus befinbet cat,ttt
perbunoen tperoen.
DIE Vonos ces Seminars (cbne gib[ip-
ttef u. {. n.y. belaufer IIh auf bon $l2 .ooo
o's Slo> 900; utto es tpirb nit Siherbeit
oeraus9eiest, oaB fur cds Gpneqe ipenio-
lfens $4,000 9efammelt pert1n fSnnef,.
gerlbteoene Stdoten i'm Sacp(fen bie{ee
Staatss baben fehon sln1rbieten semae,t
eoa $27OO bis $500 nHter Der Sebinauna.
mirb. ~ ''''''
Sen 9tuseT, BEN beioe slaifalten Se~
SIaet or'E9en tpiireen, tpdre setpiS orca !;
osnn am unterrtdt i'm gplleae fant, ieber
Svei ne1men, Der ee ipIn1f,t; unb i'm @e.
n''flar miro Der unterribt uneutoelbIid, er-
teetlf. Mn1eroem beitsben Gr,iebunos. sIu.
ltalten. peldhe nntemittelten frcmmen INN
gen Mdnnern bic Mitte{ perfdhofTem sIe, III in
Der anitalt aussubilcen. "' wy 80
S4nntssr pom eantcn, mas iaet ibr bd,u 2
npat psrut 'pr ctele slnifalten bier baber 2
10. Ss"n ,er ee fuanidbt. 70 banbsIt fbneG usS
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

porin Srieorid, fae, Idtmpfte er ibn tpeib-
lid, aus, Safob ertpteberte aana falt ,Oot
nidt @rp. Waietdt fhpn etne Sbladt Der
loren?" Spdter erlautt Tb Safcb ,u arc.
Ber Vertrauliffett uno Der Sont9 lhidte
lbn aIs Strd1tn9 nah Spanoau no er
Ored NIT Sarren Sieben muBte. Oils bierauf
Srlcortt rad Spanoau FAM uno leinen
GutIherS Sacob einen &arren NIT Dref gleid)
ben anbern Strdflin9en siehen fab, frdote er
ibn: ,,QSie 9eht Dire Satcb2" Satob er-
ermieoerte: ,,gs 1T mir ems, cb id) Dred
ODER @p. Wajelfdt flbre." 6rieorid big lid,
in bic eippen uno nabm Safob spieoer III iei-
ne Dienlfe.
Man gebt ge9enpdrti9 NIT benz 9>latt tint,
bas arabifde &ameel in ben tpeftlihenprais
rttn et.tbein,ift, su maden. Nlan slaubt,
oas bieie Ghiere fiir ben Soanbelsoerfebr
spifchen MtGourt Santa Sc II. {. ~. bonn
srceen Jtltt'en isin tperoen.
Oaau afaubt, SaB audi Der Staat Nep'
gorf CUR Stsllung zines i,pelten Tesiments
tpirb auf9eforoert wc,:een.
gu riet fir einen ShiGh:a.-Stt ginein'
natl mafte Elm eeutIher MeBher, 9tdriets
ShiGtns, eine Mette, Elm 500 pfanb ihpes
res Sd,mein 1900 6uB neit gu tra9en.
Der Gerii1d mielaua ShiQins brad unter
ber 9aft sulammeH. (p. ct.
Sitrsli6 bemertte Semanb in 8etreff eis
mes aus 8crnirtbeit Idherlih bchn,itbisen
Menfhen: Ser 8erl 1T 70 anfaeblaien> baB
man itm MIR etne G'cnbel tnterfhrieben
oarf uuo er flie9t als euftballcn IN bic 500
te.
Gin 9lrSt fa9t il, ieincrn Sud,e itber bic
Nnmenonn9 ees Wafers als Soeilmtttel
,,llm bic Wafierfur bon prieBnie su beiteben,
mus man ben Wutb zines Q6mea, bic @es
bulb etnes Gfe!s, ben Ma9en einesStrauBes
tabeu''
ct tdt,ft { oer Soltcner 3eitun9en. --
Jdd benz Bottom Calender .tperoen eeeen.
pdrti9 in 8ritpn nid)t tpenieer als n
3ettun9en 9eerudt; Is erfheinen td9lidb 8
halbtpod)entIid unc IS pbdentlid.
Sn 3anpico bilrfen feline 9eiifi9en Sc.
trdnfe 9eldncet perbeu. Teulid) lub ein
Danfee. @apitdn mebra Safer aus, auf be-
men red,t lcierltd, ,,Gff9'' eelhrieben mar.
2lls etn Teu9ieriser bielen gnIs tcten poll-
te, fano er oas es Wbisfep mar. Sofort
ruree bic @onrebanoe ccnfscirt. Ctb.)
Sep Maoilcn, Snbiana, serietben ;tpeY
Sd9er. bic nit einancer auf bic Saao ae-
qangen maren in Streit. Der eine oerfe[-
ben lub ben Qaoftod in iein @erpebr unc
fd,cB tbn fctnen &ameraoen burd, ben 4eib.
Der gerwuncete itarb auf benz Weae nah
ietner QScbnun9. (ibib.)
Slm csiten Sprieen Wecnats bronnte bic
fatbclilhe Sirde in GaIabaGee, ,TIcriba, ab.
So Commodore Yerrp nabm friebliden
Sefs bon 2a9una.
Seeds Treitpilli9en @cmpaenien bon benz
MafIadnietts Re9tmente iIn0 jest oOasdb'
li9.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
&ette br iid Iber beuTtoo
drdH n q

Die Blu fur bic Grridtune ciefer Bride
bat bic 9enehmt9uns Der Gbnisin!pcn Gne-
LAMB erbalten uno oem Torrcntc @cloni(f
Su Sclge perocn Die Gcmmi0Tdre ndd(fens
Die Binder fur unterihriften er6fnen. Die
le Srlde miro 800 SUE lang tperoen unb
200 i.ber benSpie9el bes Sluees pe9fibrcn.
(QSeItb,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
8rteGsb

Scn & mptco 1lnb Nahrtdten BON
81. Deg. in Gen-Srleans etnsetrcfen. 9lm
20. mar bic 9Lrttlferie- @cnpaenle, unite,
eapt: Wasruoer 1870 Nann ftarf, oafeIb1
an9etomn1en, uno am 3Olfen tpuroe auf Dem
0auptplaee Gin IS SUE bcber Slasgenftat
aut Dem mcr-ptebeitaIe erridtet, oae
uriprun9ltd Su einem DenfmaIe fiir Santo
Anna belfimmt mar.
Naf elnem Shreiben aus G a n y C &
pom 26ifen .. W. in Der Hem- 81 leans
,.S'mes," fclI Elm amerif. @orps bon 500
aNann cbne Shpertitreib 8efIB BON g t.
to:ta 9enpumen baben unc ale Ginpcb-
ner BON Samaulipas bas Sod Der merit.
Te9'erun9 abSufbntteIn bereit fein.
=, Aus W erifo ,pirb Die sIoreGe ces Iice-
praltoentenSariae mit9etbeilt, melde er am
a. Oe5. BET feiner 8erpfihtuue i'm oaIl9en
ect9relie 5ielt, sueleid nit Der Gr,pioeruna
oee ecn9re6sprdGoenten, DON petrc 1u-
bteta.-ardftise GerfoGsung bes Sriess &C.
9een! Die Ser. Staaten 1T Der Saupttnbalt
otefer 9febe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
y . It Sffee.

eantcn BEN IL. San., 1s47.
=, esH beuttsem Datum an mafen aae
pOuseloer in siefer SffEce baar be,abk
tperben. 4'
5-sm, ascros o,,ns,u :. ~ ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Gin sutes Sahr nennen Die Sin.
ipcbner bon Ren Meif cas oer1chene, tpetl
i'm eaufe befelben 81 Sahrseuae, nit ya'
bun9eu gum Werthe bon 81 ,4l5, 300 an ~
rer Ss,lte (heiterten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Rbcumattsm, &c. perurladt. SD feIbf bin
nod tmmer nohl.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

SIM Dcrben Treita9 craaniGrte llh bic in
unlerer lesten 9ummer ermdbnte ,,beutlhe
bramatilde 8eielllhaft" bahier. gGte mir
hOren, tpiro ite bis ndtffeu Samfta9 iber 8
Sage (am 6teu Sebruar) lire erite 9orifel-
lung geben. Die uHduber bon ShtGer"
uno Der oNahttpdd,ter pcn Gorner", ino
bic Stude, Die fe {ld, rasu anserleien bat.
Diele Slusnatl 1T ltnifreitia cine ietr quite.
Da mir itber5euat flno, baB bic @eieafhaft
bic n6thisen Tdbtsfciten bcGbt errpdhnte
Stlde sur all9emeineit 3ufriecenbeit aufsu-
fnhren, 70 nehmen mir feinen Slnifano oem
Vubllfum einen senuBreihen slbenb su per-
fprehen.-
sn pittsburg wereen jest ftenn ta9life
3cttun9en aeorudt. Dor 50Sabren mar oa
nod cine BiloniB.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Sn einem @arten 81: &6ln wurben oml3
9tco. polli9 setti9e, iuse Grauben an Wein.
ltoden sefunoen, bic I'M Au9uit gum Speitcr
Male 9ebl1bt batten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

SIM @arten oes pcifhalters Baumdnu
su Oornber9 fauben fh am g. J1cpeisser
ccllfommen 9ercifte, orcmatiid, eu1teuce
uno iebr an9enehm Mmedeube Simbeeren.
gs 1T oieB Die stpeite Srudt oes Strauhs,
uno merftpiirtig fir Die Iemperatur oes
Shmarspalees in oielem Sabre.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Sn Dfcrfolf brannte am Yerfof1enen Nrei-
ta9e etn 6aus, in meld,en ;spei Deutiife
Elm Shneiber, Thomas Martin, uno cir,
ubrmader. Sdwarsfcpf, ipobnten, su Bo-
ben. Gin NeserfiIo fam in ben Blamnten
ut,.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Sebs Sreitpiltisen @cnlpa9nien bon betit
Manadnietts 9e9tmente fn6 jest oplsdb,
lig.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

60 Commodore perrs nabm frieblidet
SeGs bon 2a9una.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Gin slrSt fa9t ii, ieincn, gud,e itber bic
Nntpenonns oes Wafers als ioeilmtttel {:
"um bic 9Sa6erfur bon YrteBnie Su beiteben.
muB man ben Wutb zines e6mea> bic Sc
bulb eines Gfe!s, ben Ma9en einesStrauBes
tabeu'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Sitrslieb benerfte Sentanb in 8etreff eis
mes aus Sprnirtbett Idderlih bpdmittbtsen
Wenfhen: Ser 8erl 1T fc aufgeblaien oaB
man itm MIR etne Gjcnbel ,tnterfhrieben
corf uuo er Riest als euftballcn III bic 500
he
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Slm csiten opri9en Wecnats bronnte bic
fatbclilhe 8trhe in GallabaGee, ,Tlcriba, ab.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

. g. Wir muBen :pieber beute su un-
fern Nesiment ;urld, oiefes 1T uns febr
nnansenehm, ben BIC test batten mir nihts
ais llnangenehmes bel cen Wdaen, no mir
auf benz Mar1d ptel Staub Ibluden mug
ten uno lpdt. oft am 9 llhr, ba mir Die
Rears@uaro Der 9lrmee blbeten, in's Eager
famen, wo nod Jfad,teGen uno Triblf1d
seecd,t nerben muete. 9tun i'm Eager brff-
fen mir mebr Treiteit 3u habsn, fbnnen
aber, (aneer bic Sff;iere) faum grIautnie
befcmmen in bic Stabt ;i 9ehen. Hun ner-
ben pieber Drills, Dree, pnraee, @uarb.
MountineS an9efansen. EasWetter bier it
nod tparu, ia oft beie am Gage, aber febr
falt bel Der Naht, 70 bae es friert, mas, ea
es an tparnten &leionn9ditaden feblt, yiel
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

slusfubr ocn 9etraioc nad) Branfrcih.
@on Jtcw- Orleans pirb eemeloct, cas Elm
9I9ent Der franSbffoten 91esicrung $1,000
Barrel W2ehl mo 10000 8uldel We(fd,
form auf9efauft tabe.-3ur 3sit Der erlfen
sInGecluns 2cuiIana's ourd Die Transrlsn
prcpheseite SrcSar, bag i'm Saufe Der 3eit
Sranfrcid, in 3eiten Der Tctb BON ben1Mi1-
GIllppithale 9endbrt tperoen rpiirce. Die
prcpteieibun9 fan9t alIo an ingrfllIuus su
9t ben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Man seht sesenrdrtis NIT Dem 95Ian tint,
bas arabifd,e 8anteel in ben ,peitlidenSprai'
rt.n efnbetntifh 3u MAIDEN. Wau 9laubt,
cas biele Ghiere fir ben panbelsperfebr
sniihen MfHpurt Santa Sc II. {. 10. BON
sroeen TuEen isln fperoen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

gu siet fir einen Sdilh,.a Ginein'
natl uahte Elm beutfder MesSer, 9tar'stts
Shtlltne cine Wette, Elm 500 pfnno lhpe'
res Sd,pein 1900 SUP peit gu tra9en.
Ger Geriud mieIana Sdiain9 brad unter
ber eaft ;ulammeH. (p. ct.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-01

Gumbo was a wicked negro, who had witnessed the
ravages of the cholera with the most stole Indifference
but seeing his best friends dropping off by dozens in Ne
gro Valley, Gumbo began to have some fears of giving
the last kick himself in very much the style he was wont
TO ssfro dat brckbar in Gumbo then, for the
first time, thought of praying to his own language
'to de angel OBJ de Lord" declaring that If he could only
'be spared dis time, he would be ready next year to be
taken up and Glib oreber in Massa Abrabams bosom.
Some ways having access adjoining room separated
by board partition hearing him at his devotons knock
ed "Who darl" ode angel OBJ de Lord. what he
WANT" "Want Gumbo." Blowing out his candle with
whew, "No such niger here. Dat Niger been dead
dis two three week"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-01

nR. BANNING'S body brace.--Thousands of persons
- afflicted by pulmonary affections, dspepsia conspa
ton, and various degrees of local general debility have
been relieved by this instrument 1t is particularly adapt,
ed to ailments prevalent at the sout to spinal
weaknesses, distortions tendency OF the body TO lounge
and dfoop, both in children and adults. BY restoring the
form posture, enlarges the chest that the
subject breathcs ree and easier, and thus many
tons of the chest with attendant affections of the heart and
lungs countemced and full play is given to the organs
Of respiration.
The brace may be had in this city by applying TO Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times E.
Wheelers hardware store, Pennsylvania avenue, It'll
gentleman will aid in adapting ii to those who
may cali for the purpose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, also
for patent rights, may likewise be directed to Dr. Bannngs
office, 49, Broadway, New York.
DIR. Banning reler, if desired to some OF the most
eminent professors of medical and surgical science in the
United States well numerous distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts of the country
July Sly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-01

STRANGE PHENOMENON OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
those countries who have experienced many hundred
or less duration of the Shocks the sowness apdt
OF the horizontal oscillation than the alienation OF
motion opposite directions The circular Tor gyratoy)
most dangerous In the great earthquake of Riobamba,
in the province of Quito, 18th February, 1897, and in
that OF Caabria 18th February and 2sth March, 1881
walls changed in direction without being, over
thrown straight or parallel rows OF trees infected,
and in fields having two sorts OF cultivation, crop
took the place before occupied by the Others the
latter phenomenon showing either movement OF trans
ation or a mutual penetration of the different strata
When making plan of the ruined city of Riobamba
was shown place where the whole furniture OF one
house had been found under the remains OF another;
earth had evidently moved like fluid in streams or
rents, of which we must that the direction was
first downward, then horizontal, and lastly, again up
ward Disputes concerning the ownership OF objects
drcd yards decided by the audencia court OF JUS
Cosmos
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-01

PROSPECTUS OF the Investigator Advocate OF In
L MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the inimaton given in the
December number oil 'e Investigator" edited by Josiah
f. Polk, esquire, of Washington, d. c. the undersigned
will take charge of that periodical in the city OF Baltimore
from the LIST OF January 1871 when the hrst number OF the
series will be issued
Under the new arrangement, 'he Investigator" will
firmly advocate Independence of human authority
Of MISUNDERSTANDING that God alone is Lord
Conscience And regarding the development of nd
vidual character under Protestant influence essential
the perpetuy Of American liberty, it WILL by calm yet
thorough discussions endeavor to expose and reute any
system principles, the tendency of which may be TO i'm
pede that development, abridge that liberty.
The Investigator viii be SO far secaran as to promote
morals Unconnectcd with any denomination, such, it
WILL nevertheless, labor to cultivate among the various
branches OF the Christian church. he unity of the spirit
in the bond OF peuce and according to its ability, pro-
and sustain their common measures for the advance
OF the Redeemcr's kingdon-especiay the great
common measure OF Scripture circulation without note
comment.
This periodical will pay due attention to the cause of ed
and general literature Nor will it overlook the
retiring though not less important interests OF domes
tic and juvenile improvement And no effort will
be wanting render the work profitable and acceptable
the various classes OF readers.
TERMS.
The Investigator" will be published in the city Of Bali-
more Maryland, in monthly numbers of thirtywo pages
octave, at 81 30 per annu, payable invariably in adj
vance, IL l2 per number, delivery. Any per-
son ''s S' '''''' '' 'J join I P PIC cA AFTER
To whom all communications are be addressed post
paid.
The Rev. Mr. Carter, whose hands the Investigator
passes, Is too well known especially in Maryland to
need anything be said in his behalf by me, than
the subscribers and readers OF the work there
csng under his management than they have found here
toiorc.
1t is hoped that the religious papers and periodicals will
notice the foregoing prospectus In doing they will
JOSIAH F. POLK,
Late editor of the Investigator.
G.. Brook & CO.. of Washington City, authorized
agents dispose of the work and subscribers
the District OF Columbia.
Dee.