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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

For laying down Plank :Stdewaiks IN Second
Munieipality, and furnishing all material,
for tie same for one gear.
The lumber consist of second quality of yellow Pine
or Cypress planks inches thick IL inches wds
so that the ootway shall be least "A inches wide
to he = - oh pressed boat spikes.
H. The planking to be laid Pine Cypress blocks, of
such dimensions the ground require blocks he
aid al distances OF feet apart that the plankng
shall break joints the bearings each plank be spiked
by stakes each driven the ground and nailed
to the blocks securely The Sidewalk laid
and levels as the Surveyor may direct
I'LL All the material and labor be furnished by the
tractor
Nv. Payments TO be made monthly the cert cae of the
Surveyor who shall be authorized deduct from such
crcaIes such amounts shall defective And
the Counsel ths right annu the after
days nouces the report Of the Surveyor that
pied with.
CY Security the of thousand dollars will
be required for the Nthfni performance oil The
Bids u be received ps< running foot.
e The Netaria Fees to be at the of
nnntInn \
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MAyoRALrY or N w oRLASs. May 8, 1851.
N OFFICE is hereby given, IN virtue of the above
1 resolution, that will sell at my Office, MONDAY.
the 18th inst, at II o'clock the lowest bidder
tract 10, furnishing al the material and lsyng such plank
sidewalks may be required by the Council lor year
from the signing OF the contract, in accordance with the
specifications be furnished by the Surveyor The name
the security given the o the adj udcaon,
under his signature otherwise the sale will tie null and
void. [mylU1 A ID, CRossMAN, Mayor
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AL policy holders, whether for life shorter TERMS who
continue the insurance till death, participate the whole
Of the profits of the company.
Creditors lives of debtors married woman
effect insurance the life OF her husband 10 hesoe ben.
eft and of herself and children, free FRONT claims
creditors. TRUsTHEs:
lohn Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 3. Allison,
Peter Conrey, j., Maunsel White, VIM E. Leverich,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward Sparrow.
Isaac Johnson, Henry $. Buckner.
PETER C0NRKv, Jr President Board OF Trustees.
DIRECTORs:
Joseph w. Stanton, J. Morgan Hall A. Van Bibber
John L. Lewis. q ii. Barton, William II. White,
N. C. Hall, Andrew Carr, Theo. H. McCaieb,
John L. SafIarans Geo. W. Smith. B. NJ. Norman,
e. w. Sewell. Junius Bebee. C. g. Snethen,
Cornelius Felowes, NJ NJ Cohen,
Edw. Jenner Coke
JOas HAaAH, President of the Company
EDw. yEHSER CoIr, Vice President.
A. j. WEDDERBURE, Nj. d. } MeiIca Board oil
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. ID, Consultation.
II. G. HEARTT, Actuary. e. l.. GooLp. Attome,
RICHARD BEN, NJ D., No. III Magazine street Medical
Examiner who will be at the office daily from l2h
BY the Charter only 81, 900 is taken on a singeliI
~ This Company Is prepared to entertain appcations
for Life Insurance. and Policies all sound and healthy
White and Negroes at the Table of Rates established
Now Yot and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and be made available the of twohirds
Ey California PermitsNe w ork and Lor don rates Pros
pectus, Table of Rates. and all information .oIfe lnsur
ance and all papers effect Insurance had
st the Office of the Company.
~ Extensve TRAVELLING Privilege
" Office bours A. n, to p. N.
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aip pd anS DONE WELL AND CHEAP
- G. bDBERS, SO long and iavoraby knoy, - ~ M
hs S S,ss Il asn oa plOm u s1
magazine street, where he is prepared IN ,or al IVA
curing WIN prompneas and dispatch all order an ~ exc,
- ",ai-,nis, ~ Nv
Nj oAL.IiI,Celebrated J. Toole brand IN
clean taciofy lied sacks-Los OF the aboya air. III
SHANE mne WI be delivered Of The CITY 10 NH p mrs
is1 JOHN T0OLE. Bank Place.
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~ announce to the citizens OF this city and its a
vicinity that he prepared to attend tn all BUSINESS
line entrusted his care. DIR. Elliott hopes d. A
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will n--4G
sure him large business IS he spent nine in the Vete
College of France, five in Prussia and the last
five in this city with The Doctor
charges from 81 to SO upon any durable disease.
Advice gratis
~ The Doctor 10 be found at all hours of the day and
night at Tatfersall's Stables st. Charles street.
fR" FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always hand
| .nIt peala Go11 2r,
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OWING to thes shuccess and immense sale of DIR. Town
send sarsapanlla. fHmber Of men who formerly a
Agents. have conn., need making Sarsaparia Extsap
EilArs, Bttes, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They M
ay put It up IN the same shaped bottles and some OF tneu
have stolen and copied advertisements they are or
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
Principal Office, i36 Fulton street, SIM Building. NV
q, nSrs Rsd,ng Co. STATE street Boston; Dyott s.
glst, BALTIMORE; p NJ Cohen Charleston los Souti Psar
street, Albany 2 II MeGraw, Natchez and BY all tn,
United States, West les and the Canadas "
10 j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
10 SoLK AGENT New OYesn,
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JoHs BUTLER, lT.

VI Lownsends sanaparia sovereign and speedy Gu
Falling of the Womb Costivensss Piles, Leuchorrhea o.
Whites, obstructed difficult Menshuaton lncontinenc.
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prosraton Of the system-no matter whether the result
Inherent produced by ineguarty Illness
effects the human frame. Persons all weakness and ass
tude from taking become robust and full of energy
under its influence 1t Immediately the nerveess
of the female frame. which the great of barred
ness 1t will not be expected Of in of delicate
NATURE to exhibit certificates of performed but car
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine healthy ofsDnnc
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Iron M; s. G. Hayss, of The arm If Bro,9sr, Hayes
Co., BOOKSELLERS and StatcHsrs, No. 1893 Market street
PhiladelDA,a-Januaxy O. ls47l
Your syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an Invaluable reme.
dy; cured the of colds with If You want a GER
thcats will oheertully give one. =. T.. HAYES.
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PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

REDUCTION OF PRICESl
IN and after Sunday, the 10th inst, the fare will
- be reduced TO twenty-five Cents for an Excursion
Ticket and from the LAKE. The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake, and only good for the same
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFR AND FiRB INsl-B
ANCK COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1S4s. AND DECLARED a pIvI.
DEsD OF 20 PER CENT ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
once, No. 3S Camp street,
Between Graver and Common H.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sasapaa has been expressly prepared
suppose she appToaehng that critical period, The Tp
OF Life, should neglect to take it, peventv
for of the horrible diseases which feaie
subject this time of life. This period be deayt
Tor several by this medicine. Nor less
Die tor those who are approaching wopa1hood as
cuated to ASSIST by quckenng the blood nvgo
atng the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable al
the delicate diseases to which subject braces
the whole systsm permanently the
6y removing the lmpuntss o. the body. far stmnla
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
few bottles of this medone and painful
surg ica operations may be . evented.
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j A NJ d S w HIT E..

I63 Gravfer street, New Orleans,
~ Wll constantly PURCHASE NEGROES; O.
~ also, Board and Sell Commission, any and "a
n all slaves consigned to him GIX
NJ fell osly oM
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{ Frenl S. S. Girens.I

From S. S. Giueas.J
PApuCAH, KY, June ie4My of Cherry and Tar
SYrnp reduced bottles and its popularity daily
increasing. You would do well nd another supply
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

This IL only one of than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsapanla has cured
The and chronic are weekly eradicated
Is extraordinary virtues.
tic Asylum. Backwel's Island is the gentleman spoken
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-. 20 NV q Il "A CU HED.
This certhcate concusvey that this Sarsapgnah
perfect control over the most obstinate disease of the B0od
Three persons cured IN one house unprecedented.
TIL Rec CHILDREN
DR., IoDnsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure 10 inforl
you that three OF children hays cured of the Scru
by the use of excellent medicine They were atc
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac W. CRAM LOS Noostey stvas,
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This Company being ogga
nlzed, solely for the protection
Of the policy holders and their
families against want and pow.
erty. is IN its operations a great
national benevolent Institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for small annual sum, paid
during life, large and hand.
come legacy to widows and chill.
dren after death.
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NEW ORLEANS,
q lM
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAIN.
PONTCHAkTRAiN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Summer Arrangement for the Departure Of the Cars
THE LEAVE

quarter Of an hour for the Depot. ''
mhl7 tt 3t2p j. w. SMITH. Superintendent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

Daris's Syrnp IF Had Cheyvv and 7ar-We wou,d call
attention the advertisement of this valuable medicine
other column Several cases OF ia 1luary effects hs
under personal 0bseIy alton, and therefore ienty
recommend 1t the afflicted. Ed " T. Wsekiu pisttsr
and Temperance SentInei, (1reaton,) Feb. 3, lS47.
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DIR. Fryer, the Indian Doctor.

DIR. Fryer, the Indian Doctor.
e By his advertisement in paper to-day, will be
that he and imposing certificates
his skill and success in the of the diseases which
h processes His remedies purely botanical and
their entire his of aggravated cases OF
dropsy are personally known to us. Editorial New Orsans
Daily Crescent. April Il, 1851
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1t is the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the syem and relieving the uengs attendant upon child
birth discovered. Ii strengthens both mother and
child prevents pain and disease increases and enchea
highly useful both before after confinement Dr.
vents diseases attendant upon chidbh cosveness piles
cramps swelling Of the feet. dependency heartburn yom
ltng, pain in the back and joints, false palms. hemorrhage
and " regulating the sereons and eaIalizng circuia
always safe, and the delicate and successful.
very lew cases require other medicine; in te
castor oil magnesla is useful Exercise in the open
and light food, with this medicine will always insure aI,t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

OPlNlDNS OF PHHSIt IaNS.
d. IoWnsend Is almost daily receiving orders from Phy
cans IN different parts OF the Union.
This TO certify, that the undersigned Phyaca
me city Of Albany have in prescribed
Iownsend Sarsapara and believe be of the mos
valuable preparations in the market.
II. ?, PUNE, M. D
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
An A. X. b. BRIGSs, M. D.
hbpahy, hp l, io47s +. II. ELMENDORFF, N. ..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

Those that initiate DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparila, nav
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females,
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to tn
complaints OF women, word for word--other who
up Incidence have, since the of Dr. TOWNSEND
Sarsaparla in complaints incident TO amales recommenGee
theirs although previously they did not number of thess
nt4res RUS etc are INJURIOUS to females, as they agra
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

PoRr C.Rbop, February 20, ls47-.Hessrs. Robinson.
Collins 4 Co.. happy to inform you that THINK DR..
Davss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead
in par, Of The country. OF It, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for
Ddvls's DepHratipe Extract and Joseph Dapls Horse
iinineHt that have taken the liberty Of writing for an
for the above arucles il agreeable II
write word, and send dozen OF each with large
sbow bills. Respectfully yours. SAnL. K. kKMPToN.
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,.. fFIg5N 5att%dtl ZIG tFot0dTsl
gives general Satisfaction We out Of 1t Tor sons
lime, and thought would order any; but il ia almost
lay inquired for. and thought perhaps g0nld he best
ta.r
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DR.. TOWNSEND having tested his Sarsaparla
of Fits of never recommended it, and was surprised
receive the following intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchester county:
FoRpHAk, August IL, 1887.
Dr. Tolonsend-Dear Sir: have little girl seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for ner bnt without
although could find recommendation in circulars
for like hers. thought she very delicate
health woud give her of your Sarsapaa, sss
very glad did, for only restored her strength but
has had of the Fits great pleasure sur.
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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From. IN. ". S. Mac siBt0sA
WtLLsyILLg, OHIO, January -, s4l-Fhe article OF Wild
Cherry ard Tar lind 10 be valuable medicine, and
considerably practice have sold and used nearly all
that have forwarded and would be you
send anotheg supply the transportation
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has been The means through Providence of saving life.
have for ssyea years had bad cough. 1t became
and worse Al last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweats and was greatly debaed and reduced and
did not expect to live. have only used Sarsapara
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am now able walk all the city. RAISE
blood and INV cough has left You well imas ne
thai Am .,ankfu for these results Your obd servant.
VIM RUSSELL. s. Catharine street.
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~ We clip the following from the Mississippi Free
Trader, dated Natchez, April %, 1851
In the time and without waitine to see what to-
morrow will bring forth, gra that
nent practitioners the alert alleviate suffering
Dr. FRYER, THE INDIAN DocToR. has been very digenI
and successful, without the of Knife eradicatng
and tumors from afflicted in Third Munri
paty-hs skitu applications and tender treatment cause an
influx OF patients his office giving indication of his
popularity and The advertisement in yonr paper
abode - nn30 dS w II
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c4f- tDR.5DAViS'
SYRUP OF WILD CU EfSRY AND TARs

I'm OFFERING 10 the pnbc thsnew and vain ableremedy
for COIvSUyMPT IoN Bk0NCHIiIs dsIH ~ n:
COUGHS, COLDS, etc., we append a lew houces OF INC
character and efficacy the medicine Numerous tesmo
mails be mphe ior Distribution alhe agehcys
which sufferers ito obtain may De proper 10 say
that Dr. ID. eminent practising ply scap OF tweveyeH"
standing graduate Of the University OF pennsylvania
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~ FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTEo- =:
ssn hs'k GAND0tF0 CSIo,s master, w 1e s ,si.
days For ffeight o. charar. npply to 'n lew
apl0 -..s1. AREEI.I co. 81 Common =,
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BAREJS NJ sale by
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
UEAEMSs

~ Charleston, Nov, ~, I.sura Dina daughter oC
John and Sally calkcns, aged one year 10 month
and day-.
At Nnrh nanvIllri % The Residence of Capt l. T..
Pope. ian ~ ,"fduick consumption, Sc tldfidrc e.
Nithnm. originally from Maine, aud recently OF
Lawrence Mace aFcd e.
In Philadelphia, Jan. 2ai Roy. Wallet Cotton, NJ
the I, S. saw, MANY, n Georgia W.
AZ East Lyman, Nov, a., Mr Nohh Moulou, =
revolutionary soldier, and one Of the fret settler
~ Lyman, aged pl Year,.
At West Rumuey, Nov %, Samuel slmr.ou,
upcd n years,
~ lnrhe-t"r y H,.hu. 10, Air lame, Cheslcy.
aged loi ycw. hacking y days, formerly Of Ports
mouth.
J H. Lyndon, Jan. %, Mr. Him ", wife of Fmst.
woutT'n. E.q aud daughter Of ten johnson y.
Qumlg, II Snu'seh, y H. aged ~ years Tho
deceased vas tnc consistent 1.-THE Kind, affection
ate mother, FREUD "a al p,.l secure 10 herself
'hc confidence md sympathy ~ nlli n Notny
christian, and died iu fan hope NJ q hic..cd immor
/ mlity' l'y this dspcn.atou of Kind husband aud
/ iiSc children hcrrl of worthy companion and
mother. vho IN rprucctou WIKI uulaernus ci,s.,
lofldcuis, deeply llincnt hcr loss. --prmo,. in
+ Ncw Hampshire Ma Hud Sic. urr requested -
notice EIu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
Notice 10 Claimants.

fENlE following described property was seized 10y
n nm Officer 81 tho Customs, for having been
used in tho illrCzimpnrtAtun OF Gaodh. Mare, aUd
Merchandise into tho United States, to wit;
\. At Canaan, on the oath day Of October, Itb0--
I, one Freight Double, Nurun;
One Surrc Gcldihg Horse;
one Old one horse Wagon:
One Harness.
ANY person or pcrsens claiming the above de-
scrihcd property ARE hereby notified To uppc,ltsth-
in ninety DAYS from the first publication of this no
ticc aud file with the Collector ot the Customs for
the District OF Vermont claim stating his or their
interest iu the property seized, also, execute a
bond Ia the United State conditioned that IN case
ot the Condemnation Of the property SO seized tho
6bliEors will pay all costs and expenses OF tlir pro-
ceedings 60 obtain condemnation; otherwise sh..'
proceed to advertise aud .c said property accord
Ing 10 law in such case made and provided
A. l.. CAllIN. Collector.
Custom House, District of NWmont, Collector =
Ofiico, burlington, JtuuQry %, 1891. 7o5w3
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MIR Shields supporiod Ihc bfit.

Mr. Shields supported the bit
Mr. Clay said at the proper time, lac could
nrove to the Senate that Missouri was not
iirthing creditor to the United States on &C
count of this two per cent fund. lie was too
feeble today, but if the bill was postponed, he
would hereafter do so.
Mr. Benton Wis willing, and the Hill was
laid on the table.
The Senate took up the bill 10 ascertain
and settle private lard claims in California
The bill was originally introduced 10y MIR
Fremont at the last session. Mr. Giwnn NOV
ed a substitute for Mr. Frcmout's bill, which
was agreed 10 in committee of the whole
When the bill was reported 10 the Senate.
81, Mr. BENTON offered substitute for MrGwinn's
substitute. An substitutes and the original
bill were then referred TO the Judiciary Com
mittcc who reported back a new bill as a
substitute for the original and all the subsh-
tutcs. The question was on agreeing 10 the
substitute reported by the Committee on the
judiciary.
MIR Berrcn explained the substitute. r
Mr. Benton said he had pointed out the de-
fj.cts ofAIrGwinn' sbill ,Slhesc defects were so
rlarinr that the author of it himself moved
its reference TO n committee. For 90 years
the public Land Committee had had charge
of this business, but now il was sent to dis
tnguishcd Committee on the Judiciary. The
bill reported bN TINS Ohhlttcc was WORST
than n clear act of coufscation The Com
mittcc had been dcplorahly and caamtously
unfortunate in their report. Where MIR
Gwinn's Lili was bad they made it worse
wherever il was good they have struck out ;
and where the bill was neither good nor bad
they have originated something infinitely
worse than anything before heard Of He pro-
cccdcd At great length in critical cxamna-
ton of the bill reported by the committee aud
announced his intention of making It's errors
manifest in detail by motions to strike out
and insert.
Mr. Berrien rcioincd, and showed that this
bill only carried out, in detail and with pre-
csion, the provisions of Fremonts bill
Mr. Benton was surprised that the distin-
Cuished lawyer from Georgia should attempt
to shelter his own bundcrS behind a paper
drawn up 10y Young man who had never
read law. lie pointed out plumbers in this
hill which Mr. Fremont could never have
maJtG
Mr. Bcrricn had no desire to shelter him
Srlfbchiud the absent Scuator irrin Califef-
MIA, nor the present one from Missouri. As
To thc,chargC OF laundering, and other de-
nunciations contained in coartly phrase which
the Senator from Missouri accustomed him
self tn use, he would answer them br stating,
THAT he did not believe the Senator from Mis-
r8uri oomprdhcndcd the provisions Of the bill,
about which he was talking.
HorsE. The House went into Commit
tee onIhc bill to supply deficiencies IN the
arVrorr.r'iI Tor tho prCstnt fiscal 1tat Wp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
GGAusuAnMg GEE.

In thitroeu, ,lru go, ty Hry. Wm. H. Rorl, NJ
flames T.. Iiut'.iu.ou aud Aii-' lsateiia i, "11t.
both ~ THE place,
IN Columbia, y H.. Npy. 81 hy Rev W lhIir M
MlI' lIubau md NJ. Lmus sipddau.
lu Imwn.uWpu, jan. o, bt Rev, II. BmTkoti, M
+, q. Willard, of cimrIcstnwn, g. 49, % Mss T."
myu y, Snuuirr., Of Charleston, w.
A. INST Rostpn, Ian. 2a, hy Rev J.. y. l,cruofr
Mary J. idmund', dHuFhisr NJ Chpilc- Edmunds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
AMONG rnE moRmoNs.' .

We feel it a. Dee our duty 20 define our po-
silou iu relation 10 the subject OF Slavery
There are several men Ia the valley Of the
Salt Lake from the southern States, who
have their slave with them There T. no law
ip Utah to authorize slavery, ncithcrany 10
.nr,lihit T., Iftho slave r. disposed 10 leave
his master, mo- power cE'-'s there, either lcg'l
or moral, that viii prevent him H"i If the
slave choose Ia rcu,uin with biz master, nuac
are allowed to Interfere between the master
aud the slave, Al the slaves that are there
appear 10 zoe perfectly cuutcnlcd and satisd
cd,
when a man in thc Southern States cm-
braces our faith and u the owner Of slaves,
the church says 20 him, IL your slaves wish Ca
remain with y0u1nd a. goo with YOU put them
not away hui if they choose Ia leave YOU, or
are not satisfied to remain with sou, IL g. lui
sou a. roll them, or to let them go free, ~
your ovn conscience may direct you The
church uu tli. point assumes not the rCspon'
sihill, a. direct The laws of the lnud rec.
ugnitc slavery We du not wish 20 oppose
the laws OF the country, II there l. siU IN
selling slave, let the individual who sells
him bear that sin and not the church, Wis
dom aud prudence dictate to NJ this position
aud We trust that our position will hcncoiortl
be updprainol.- ifontcr Guardian.