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Opening OF the New store.

No The public is respectfully informed that from This date
the undersigned will occupy iourso Building on CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon aud Dauphin suees.
obs 2ipu D. II. HOLMES.
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DISSOLUTION OF uo-PARTNBRSHIP.
TsHE firm of MCLE AN s. KEEPER have this day dls.
solved partnership by mutual consent Persons having
claims against the firm will call John o. Mclean ioI SET
tiement -. John o. Mclean takeI this opportunity Oh
nomng his friends and the public that he VIII continue 70
oarTV on the business Of BOAT BUlLDINGl &c, ana
hopes 10 receive cfpaonage which he Y endeavo
10 deserve by attention and diligence to all orders
10 him, 800 vOryNJ n MI IA
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DANOINNF AOA VI =
MR. P. Cl.iSStY, late from Paris respectfully informs
w the Ladies md Gentlemen he o llS
reopen, the November his Dancing Academy al W w
No. Is CarUndee street, where he will 8s5.JH
Dances that the fashionable
circles Paris, such Quadriles, Tennis.
Waltz cirque Temps, German Polka Rowa Moscoika Polka Ma
zoukn, which the only Dances fashionable
saloons in Europe Mr.. c. being
both graceful and elegant particularly vhen
gentleman. 1t Is easily learned
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring new Dances can be
instructed ty calling Mr. T. between O'Clock those hours
being devoted giving private lessons lie will give in
private families
Days for children Mondays aud Thursdays O'Clock
Gentlemen respectfully informed " III be opened for
them from unt 10 O'Clock every evening week for those who
themselves C..
them dance Quadr Waltzes the space Of one month
10 Dizziness Of head Waiting entirely cured Dancing
Rooms, Is CaToudelet street, near Common 90
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saint CharIes Theatre.

w Opening Night Of the Season. First Of NTs
N. FIELD. Mr. J. STARK, Mr.. LEmAN and Mr. SOL
SMITH will appear; also his son, AAFCUs shlTii a ma
al this city.
UDLOW SMITH, Manage Dress Circles Private Boxes
~ Parquette, S Pr, so Gallery, Is Box Office
10 until S--THls EVENING, Saturday, VIII be
performed the Comedy Of the -
LADY OF LYONS
Claude blelnote .Mr. ]. Stark Pauline hs j. h Field
After which, FAMILY JARS.
Old DeIph. Mr. Sol sm III Young Delphi Mr. Marcus Smith
To conclude with THE MAID OF cROlssY.
,rfar1tfq Mr. Lamar
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Without Reserve :. Improved Real Estate, Second
Municipality


SATURDAY, November TO- 1919, u oclock-Yl sold
y auction Banks Arcade the following described properly
Two LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improved thereon
being Nos 70 and ~ the square bounded by Poydras Peddo
Bertrand Peur all per plan exhibited sale The
Improvements comprise story Frame House, with four
with good Sheds Cuwh0ue Stables and Ce, all we'll built and
only year old.
Terms.Tobe sold in block the purchaser payment
$50 35 payable August 49, 1880 with per
from date Balance oned cash remuindera6 IL and Is months
credit for bearing the property, and paid
when due, bear interest the Of until
paid The house insured for $500 until September 1850
the policy be held by the vendor until the paid
Acts sale before R. Beard ESQ., Notary Public expense
Of the purcIaseTs. NJ
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CTcscent city Circus.

ATEssRs. GERMAN LA THoRNE and LIPMAH, PrJpre-
wi above sabl shme, beg leave inform the
of New they will open their Circus tn ~
inst combination OF talent in the Equestrian line will be
uly Of patronage Among the troupe the
Mldemoaes ROSA deridedy the mcs alen Cd Female Equestrian
the world has ever seem together with Mr. WIN WoARELL be
Clown Of Coyns Mr.. Gen MANI Mons La THORPE and Mr..
NJ. LlPMAN, tue great Somerset man
The will he conducted in that
he asdous Such has been and will be the
Il the mana gemFnt
The Seats will be cushioned
The Brass Baud composed Of Fifteen will the
gudancs the celebrated Mr. MESSENGER and
be eTrecttd muscaliv. MO
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South Western Circus.
9 O. STOKES, Proprietor and Man citizens Of
W. Orleans respectfully informed that this superb aud magnih
cent Establishment will and ofen for exhibition MONDAY
November 49, 1879 in that large CoHnodous Cotton Yard
neI OF Perildo and Carundeiel
This Company composed full and efficient Equestrian
Corps South. uHequaed Horses,
Mammoth WATERPROOF PAVILION capable Of safely seating
Three Thousand People. Properties Machinery and Dcora
TONS Of the most approved Descriptions got regardless Of
Band second every other requisite
make the South Western the excellent reputation has
gained this hslr first having been visited by One Hun
dred Thousand Patrons, who have the best Company
IN the country And the Press they have appeared
TENED with ateung praise OF he brilliant Spectaces
pero mers will appear nightly . -
Mt. WIN. KELLY; MIR. A. LEVI;
hT. A. F. LYMlNG MIR. } Q. STOKES;
Mr. W. ROCKFORD; Sig. GAZlLLIO:
Mr. Il. DAY; Master W. KELLY,
Mr.. FERD PALAINS, Master n. CARLtN;
Mr. A. NJ. BELAR; Master T. SAUNDERS
Herr HESS Master J. SAUNDERS
The four celebrated HUI garan AcTubats;
The two finished and graceful Female Eguestnans
Madame +. MUM and Mrs.. W. LAKE;
Aud that clever Clown LAKE.
tS Stark g. Bauards Brass un4 String Bands attcnd-
arce, aud sill give IN loger Of music a rich treat
Polite waiting,
and iecuWm will be by efficient
GE- FREE CONCERT will he given evening. front
Balcony "a front Of the Pavilion, az O'CLOCK.
II An the S1rs the prOtrsslan, who
leans winter with and wall apner m rapid
succession this establishment.
D0JTs open hafpast o'clock Performance will CON.
O'Clock precisely.
q TIcke Boxes Family Seats 50 cents PIT Is cents
Seats may be secured from 10 A. IA. calling on the
| sguei AT the Box Ofcs. ug T. T. CHAMBERS, Agent.
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AMUsEM BNTs.
American Thea1Ss, Poydras street.

American Theatre, POydras street,
ctTAGE MANAGER Mr. G. a STANLEY: Treasurer, P. Il.
y johnson Dra,nst, MIR. 6asod rrompter NJ g. T. Rove
Scenic Artist, Mr. G.. Rogers Machnsi RT Shuheu appoint,
menls, by Mr.. Tmuny "A u ard 'hent OfcherH, conducted
by Herr Hessng The Police Department under the superhten
ence OF Lieut. Nc Donald Prices Admission Circle, rs
Parquete Third soc Coofd Boxes 5gc
Gallery Csc Private Seats may be secured the Box
A. NJ. and p NJ .Donfs
quarter before performances Will commence al quarter past
THIS EVENING Saturday, acted the sterling Comedy Of
WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS THEY AhE.
Lord Prory Mr. Greene Lady PTiory Mrs. Stanley
Mr. Bromley. Charlie Lady MARY Rae Miss Pse
SirWIiam Douion Miss DuuiOn. Mrs CoemanPope
After which, PAS DE MELANGE, BY Miss 81. Clair
To conclude with THE COLLEGE BOY.
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FoSa'aS f nv Lot REXRD EnS W1aou reserve

BY J. A. BEARD, Aucioneer
CATURDAY, November TO- 1919, at Y ocock-Wl be sold
~ auction, Banks Arcade, without
LOT OF GROUND, In the square bounded By Poydrss
Perdo, Pau and Peer being No
plan drawn by v Egofen the 18th January ls4T said
measures . and lines front Poydras
depth OF LOG feet inches and lines, between parallel lines Said
lot the Seventh Ward COheehouse and leased Ball
alley.
Tsrmsnehalf cash; balance year for bearing
mortgage tine property.
Aa d sale before R Beard Esq Notary Public, the expense
uL n. NJ
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A First-raio Man 0oOk, etc.
Slaves

BY ]. A. BEARD, AucliOneer
GATURDAY November TO- 5l9, u o'cloek-Wi be sold
- auction, at Banks Arcade
gang SLAVES, comprising House Servants Cooks Wsshers
Irouers aud Fiell-handa.
Particulars and Of each Slave the sale
Acts Of sale before J. H. Beard ESQ., Notary Public
pene Of the purchasers. rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10
LafaYette Theatre. Romsseau street.

Lafayette Theatre, Rousseau street.
EuRsT Appearance Of Mr. HERNANDEZ celebrated India
Rubber Man Second Night or the celebrated BEDOUlN
ARABS justly acknowledged rouE hout Eng France
and all Europe, being Wonders Of the consisting
PC sous have the honor announcing to the citizens Lafayette
and vicinity that they will exhibition Of their extraordinary
powers the Lafayette III ARE Rousseau street. SUNDAY
EVENING November H. P. NJ These Exhibitions
attended with in all the principal cities Of The Uned
States MO
ROarIx's Troupe of Sable HarmOmists.
OPEN EVERY EVENING Commercial Exchange Hall. The
" troupe consists Of the following artists
q, 6, TEMPLE,
A. WESTON,
w. N CHAMBERS,
]. M. FOANs,
II. MOORE,
WILLIAM ROARE
II Tickets 50 Doors open O'Clock. Performance
to commence hafpast No postponement
nOy6 ROARk & OIIPHANT. Prgprelrs
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THOMPSON & NIXON,
FashiOmabIe Clothing Establishme mt,
NEW FRENCH GOODS
FOR CASH

NEW FRENCH GOODS,
FOR CASH.
TUE subscriber receiving Fall Millinery
and French Fancy Goods among which will be found good
Ribbons Bonnet Silks Artificial Flowers black aud col
0red Grapes and Laces illusions, Reaches. ETC.
White Goods
Swiss Book, Null and Nans1ok Musins, Teson Muus Bsh-
ops Lawn, Plaid and Striped Cambria Corded Skirs
Laces and EmbrOideries.
English Thread Edgng Thread BoJbns Laces and
lurngs, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Edgngs aud nseTung Em
brOdcred Lace Cupes, Cuffs Collars and Wells.
Black SILK MRmtiII0s.
Black and cooed Manta Yises Ladies' and Genuemeu
KID Gloves Hosiery black and cOored Fung and Gmp Wortcd
Embroderng Bas, Tapes Bobbns Stay Binding, Oh Silk,
Whaebone,
Straw Goods,
Tuscan Brds, China and Rice Pearl, coored Berlin Rutland
Split Straw, etc,
Artificial Flowers
French BunChes, Spngs, Bridal Wreahs, Bouquets, etc
Also 1000 DOZEN Linen Cambria Handkerchief, all styles
Mexican Laces.
All The above goods will be sold the lowest prices for cash City
and country merchants requested call and examine goods and
THOMAS s. CRANE,
90 Ims Canal street, two doors below Magazine.
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COHaITTKD-MaTy McAuley, accused Of stealing cloth
iug the house of G. r. Beard. yesterday be.
fore the First District Court by Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10
Livaudais Building Lots ........ Seventh street
BY ]. A. BEARD. Annlinmeer.

BY J. A. BEARD, Auctuueer.
CATURAE, November TO- 1919 W II 0c0Ch-Wl be Jd
- @ Banks Arcade, without rasgrvc--
Three LOTS Of GROUND in square 81 bounded boy
Sixth Seventh, PytaIa and Plaqucnes streets, Lafayette
designated Lots Nos H. Is and Is plan drawn by
A. edu Zach lot 81 feet and inches Seventh
street Boy depth OF 10 feet between parallel lines
s.-Onethrd cash balance and ~ months credit
bearing mortgage e property, which, paid when due
bear the rate OF s per per annuui.
Acts o sale before J. r. Beard Esq., Notary Public, at the cXpGns
of tine purchasers. rs
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Government Steam Dredge Boat.

CATURDAY, November o. Y oc0ckN be sold by auction
y Banks Arcade by order OF Col T. F. Hunt Deputy Quarter
General, U. s. A.
u Dredge Boat LAYACA, she lies wrecked
the head Prolific Island, about 25 miles above B1onRouge
She complies Engines and well found with tools,
when she LEFT Louisville Her the Office
the
DESTROYS purchasing requested go and examine
the Boat.
sale, peremptory. Terms cash. MO
~ Republican, BatonRouge Echo, Pointe Coupe
BayouSaa eTyan, Plaquenne, will the above four insr
tons and seud bill 10 the office Of the Auci0neers.
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BARoEEY.-W. Fl. Fogg had a final hearing yesterday
before Recorder Baldwin, and seat before Judge Nc
Halruf nrt tia
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

uAhltutV'
BY J. NJ. DEPASS, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, November TO- II ociockw be sold, in Bsnk
- Arcade Passage
fine lot Of FURNITURE consisting Of Mahogany Bedseads
Amo Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Washstanda,
Sale positive. .Tefns cash. n9
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THAT COTToH-S Secrelan accused Of taking five bales
Of from diaymau. came into Count yesterday
and surrendered himself to the charge future
day The cotton belonged to the MsrehsntI Press
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Per ship Schiller. from BTemen-i93 stssfage.
Per shi ChHstOphe Columbus, from BTemen-2Il seefal
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NICE You've MEN.-Tbis term IS often used in desgna-
ting ndivduas that given Tom and Jerry freaks Of
fancy bat we c9nsder mole appropriate when referring to
like Prosper Pagan and francois hcho bright
youths who take the night the fitting time to pacs before
the public the cOulemptibls easiens Of their weak
brains On Thursday evening this precious pair found
ndng upon room AMI fences words unknown to po-
lite aud for this violation of deeency. Recorder GenOs
essed good round fine yesterday morning the cupts
THE MANsLAuGHTEa CAsE.-JOhn FerneI was brought
before Recorder BALDWIN Yesieday charge Of be
ing, in conjunction with others Valentine Hauck the
5h inst, thereby causing bls death The examination was
postponed until the 18th ME Hanek depOsed that her huS
band bought home his residence the corner or
Constance and Esele stIests hand barrow, perfectly
sensees and that he died Of his injuries few hours ass
kene IS the only far, that has been identified a.
one Of the essailabts.
PETTY FORGERY. james Lyons, f. m. c. and Geo-Ee
Kirby. ala Humphreys examined yesterday before
Recorder Baldwin the charge Of forging and passing
eal Ordsr importing 10 be signed by different ms,
guessing B. Walls and Others to send them go each
The accused committed to take their tria for the Of
fence.
STABBIKG.-Hugh Flynn inflicted seve'al sight wounds
with knife Dpon Thomas Thompson, in 4fi,ay which
of several days and which reported the time
Yesterday the accused sent before the Fit District
Court for trial
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
..rIrrpn. . 81 % N--LoxeIrrps. 90 WIN Time. So

Cleared Yesterday;
Ship Fanchon Pike, Liverpool, J ?. Whitney & Co
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IL CUBA, kalGN
FLORIDA, s4sssses
g 'A''''o't tt$ 2 81 $50 .:,,
For Plantation and the Mexican market for salebI
o3l lm2p5mSp mus n FlNlSE' o. lamp ST.
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Government Sale. Government Sale.
BY FLORANCE g. TAYLOR,

Office No. 81 GrdDier street.
TUESDAY, November 49, at II o'clockWl sold by auction
the Warehouse No Union street, by odes Of Col T. F.
Hunt Deputy Quarter General L. s A.
Various lots oi LIQUORS. ia barrels, boxes,
Aso--A lot Of EMPTY BARRELS.
4gpsIt min
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WEs y REGULAR MONDAY PAOKBT-Eor
sleefSssa VIeksbaTg, PdzOO City, WaTrentOH, Nel0
- Carthage, Grand Gly, So. Joseph Red
HeV, Watcher, Fort 7dGmS, Bayou Sara and all inter
mediate landings The splendid fast running passenger
packet steamboat GENERAL WORTH, w. E. Muir,
master, will leave above MONDAY, 18th inst at
O'Clock NJ. For freight or passage apply on board
foot of Canal street, or to
M T. G. CHARLES, 10 Common st.
N B-Feght and passengers landed at any point the
coast The Gen. Worth will have Clerk the Levee
foot of Canal st. eay Friday morning to receive freight,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
MELANCHOLY.

Il -s4E- f' 4
Melancholy or mental nervousness, as it
may be called, is generally the handmade to
the sick couch. Here the faint.hearted man,
unlike his angry brother, Meeps in, his re-
greet, rather than gloats in hisrevenge; nei-
ther more nor less does he demand our sym
patty. Tho two conditions are the saddest
Of suffering humanity. Like anger, it oc,
casionally attains its climax. and it then may
be called human weakness may. = folly Z
A man yteel his sorrotcs like . man, but,
to antedate the quotation, be should also
bear them like man, In these fits Of ex-
tremesI the senses may be held to be at fault,
and may hap they may be, but in all errors
there must be wrong somewhere the qpes-
ton is, can not the feelings of depression
the abandonment to grief-tbe absolute de-
spair, which often ends in self annihilatiou--
be corrected can not it be Checked CAN'T
not beIremoved2 NY belief is, it can It
is not merely to be achieved, ] admit, by
resolution j for the resolution, unsustained
Sby removal of the cause, doubles upon itself
and becomes as naught; but where the cause
is known to be irrem ediable, the next wisest
part to play, is to put up With it, for despond.
ing will not remove it. We must remember
the fable Of Hercules and the WAGNER
The god rebuked the lout fol- bis tears, and
bill him whip his team, and put his own
shoulder to the wheel He did so, and soon
got out of the rus Richelieu exclaimed to
Q hopeless adventirer, Despair should not
be found in young mans vocabulary -
Whatever dilemma we may be in, our first
effort should be directed to its removal
The more we fret, the further We are off
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
THE HEART.

i What IN odd thing experience is now
turning Oversee rapidly the book Of life, now
writing SO much on a single leaf We hear
of the head turning grey il q single night
the same change passes over the heart ~
Affection is tho tyrant Of a woman, and only
bids her to the banquet to suspend cutting
sword over her head, which a word, look,
may call down to intlict Che wound that strikes
to the death, or heals but with5a scar. Could
we fling back the veil which nature and So
ciety alike draw over her feelings, how much
Of sorrow unexpected because unexpressed,
win be found how may young and beat
ing heart would show disappointment craven
on the; Utmost core what ! history Of vain
hopes, gentle endeavorsj aud anxieties and
notifications hid barel There is one
phrase continually occurring in converse
tions-a o, woman never marries the man
to whom she was first attached r How often,
how lightly is this said l---how little thought
given 70 the world Of suffering it involves !
Checked BY circumstances abandoned from
necessity, the early attaehment may depart
with theearly enthusiasm which youth brings
but leaves not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
.LIFaEE.

In any adFersity that happens to us in the
world we ought to consider that misery and
affection are not less natural than snow Ior
hail, storm and tempest and thatit wasiasl
reasonable to hope for d year without winter
as for 4 life without trouble Do well while
thoullivest, but regard not what is said of it.
Be content with deserving praise, and yohr
posterity shall rejoice at hearing lii. The
humble current Of little kindnesses which,
though but acreepihg streamlet ineessantly
flows, although il glides inIsilent secresy with
in the domestic walls, and along the walks pf
private life, mid makes neither noise nor ap-
pearauces in the world, Pours in the end IA
more bountifnl tribute into the store of hh-
man comfort and felicity than any sudden
and transient food of detached bounty, how
ever ample, that may rush into it with q
mighty sound.
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Is
Permit me finally 10 add, that in my ap-
preheusiOnf the best way to be useful and
happy in this life, is to epltiyate tho domes-
tic Affections ito love home--and, At the
same time. u exercise benevolent DISPOSE
ton towards pthers--tc Be temperate and
just--so pursue lawful business, Ehateref ID
may b, with diligence, frGnnessand inlegri--
ty Of purpose, and in the perfect belief that
honesty IS equally biudiag IN tie discharge
OF public as Of private trlats, f1f. when pub
lie morals are destroyed pabls itssty can
not survive
II We are aspiring. W. ought not 10 lose
our diiiidenoe and If satdenf for reforms,
we ought not to lose or discrst;on We
ought to listen tolthej matiIns Of experience,
and respect the adyAse snd institutions az
our ancestors; and, ..abaze at ste .suuell. Is
have 4 constant and abiding sense Of the
suPerintending goodness. Of that Almighty
Being whose wisdom shines equally in His
works and in HisIword, and whose presence
is7everywheEe sustaining and governing the
universe - HANcELLoR KENT
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BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

We live ip the midst Of blessings till VI
are utterly i1sensible of their greatness and
of the source from whence they fow. W.
speak of our civilization, our arts, our free
dom, our laws, and forgetentirely how laes
a share is due to Christianity. Blot Chris
tianity out Of mans history and what woulS
his laws have been, what his civilization III
Christianityis mixed up with ourvery being
and pur very life there is nota familiar OF
jectaround us which does not wear differ
entaspect because the light Of Christian low
is uPon it not 4 law,which does not oweritE
truth and gcntleness to Christianity; not |
custom which cannot be traced 10 ali its hol5
and beautiful parts 70 the Gospel R-PARKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
DISAPPOINTMENT AND TOLL.

/ Happy are they who have never arrived
thirsting and way-wprn, and found the spark
ling crystal waters, which they saw at dis
lance, nothing but beautiful delusion ms. For
while we arc INDUCING an our poetical sem
sations, and can evehextract happiness from
the soft melancholy, which falls around US,
alas We are .surroanded BY youth, which
knows no sucf charm youth passed in the
dull, drcary void Of daily routine ia youth
so hopeless that life becomes burthen, and
even old age does pot envy such youth =
How many young, ardent and noble spirits
are crushed by the cold material world; let
the sun shine neverso brightly, confined In
9 small, dark back room the whole blue day,
when even the Sunday only brings sensa-
tion ofi toll, and affords 10 few hours repose,
TO enable them to undergo the weary suffer
Iings Of another week. Can custom aud habit
reconcile people to such fate2 Alas il is
to be feared not and yet how little do we
think of such selasses Of men.
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TIE 49,.

The power o. the press ii Is bonndless as
that Of society. 1t reaches the throne-it
is enclosed in the cottage IL can pull down
injustice, however lofty, and raise up loWli,
ness, however deep 1t castigates crime
which the Law can only punish without re-
pressing them. Wherever an eye can see,
Or q hand can write, there i the press--
Persons in tribplation rely on ii for redress,
and they feel sure that wrong will not 70 nm
punished If it Be known 70 the j0urnalss--
Like light, it penetrates into every nook and
Granny Of society. and carries help and heal
ing pn its beams Il nips rising abuse in
the bud It stops the tide Of tyranny when
setting in full food Il derives is vast
power from the principles pf it. being
Speaking ont truth and representing reason,
il conccntrates On one point the whole moral
powered society, and persuades and gorerpa
withOut violence hy TIE mere knowledge
that he physical power of society i alwh5E
ready . vindicate tie tight A Il comes
into operation, the course of tooiety BECOME,
unifofn and equal, and H. slds are obtained
witholk those convilsions and rsbcllions 5,
which rudc, unlsttsred peopls m.ka M
RiIl known. DoUsLAss IkRRcrD.