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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Cha Isvasios.-rhe New York corre.popaen,
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer asssris, in uo.i,ivs
ieruas. that sno her Cuban invasion il designed !.
and that IL will be made at no distant day. # we
mis,ake not. shis sasnA swrir-r stated ..po,i,ive
facls" about The ess expedition, which had exist.
s+nee only in NJ - &rsils Imagination, and The
above Is probably Of the sane character.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Brutal Murdsr.-Wm. Wells, marine. belong
ing TO the U. 8. navy yard at Washington, wan.
u'n'ys a little boy named Samuel Mundell, near
that city, on the 18Th inst The little fellow was
only Is years old. h sss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Singular Discosery.--A place has lately been
discovered in Allegheny county, Pa. several hun.
dred feet below the surface Of the earth, where il
found Petroleum, or rock oil. 1t flows out Of the
rocks, and is eagerly sought after rs q medicine.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Minister a, Conssantinopls. = The New York
Courier learns by letter from the United States
Consul, dated Bsyrout, August l6, that the Hon.
G. p Marsh, United States Minister at Constan-
tinople, and lady. had arrived at Abeiah, with
health greatly improved.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Married.-Borghese, whom all remember as a
brilliant singer, Of the French school, was married
= few days since to Mr.. N. Hardimuth, q merchant
Of NevYork.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

A Strange Exhibition. authorities of Bos-
ton, Is police preparation for the coming cesbra
ton, arresed all the persons known as thieves and
pickpocksts, although not accused of any imme-
dia,e offence and exposed them to the view of the
police, and all who chose to look at them. This
was done to place psople on their guard. Some
seventy were thus exhibited Twelve of them
were women.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

appointment BY the President CHARLES H. Ladd,
to be Navy Agent for the Navy Yard at Kittery,
Maine. and for the Navy Station at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, in the place of Charles w. Cut
ter. resigned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Weaihy--In Providence, r. L.. Alexander
Duncan and family pay the sum of SS GAO SO taxes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

! Tobacco Dam0gsd-The frost ON Sunday night
week, damaged the tobacco crop in the Connect.
cut Valley, to . considerable extent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Fatal Disease Consumption il more fatal than
any other disease in Lyndon. 1t destroyed 1916 ia
tho second three months Of the present year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

Theatre Burnt.-On the 9th August, 1t 10 IN,
the Government theatre at Rio Janeiro, called San
Pedro de Alcani ara, took fire and was entirely
destroyed, but fortunately no lives were lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

RHnARKABLx CuRE.-DF. Fryer, the oesbsstsd Indian
Doctor, has the credit of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levss Steam Cotton Press. Third Municipality. who. we
informed had been cured of consumption, or rather
dssass Of the liver and lungs. with sver of the bowels he
discharged the 22d March, after being confined to hs
bed fer months. The appeared restored
We also saw the me negro who mad been cured
of cancer BY d.. Fryer lEditon Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette. May .. 1851. my30 d&Wn
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DESTRUCTION or THE BRILLIANT.

DISTRIBUTION ~ TIE BRILLIANT
prsss icss q La.
- -
- ''v wes ~ - Z ro4ua ,ssimtbsns
~ svsnis~ 1890. 4 WI q. q. ~,
a. 80 81 ]. IN W.
~ 4! = \ - a. = \ = v''1 !
- nsnAek& pAsssh9srs, - tl = q sst1as
Nit nsaf sysa dvAR, ~ 81 iszd "Trip.
~ ~ 1rdsa,,,a ~ s.siA ~ 4 liz
$ 4. 2 ..x.. ~ $780,, s...s '.,. 49,.
: J. 4 IL 10. =. 8. ~ ~.
= - s'es'aooet aseasgoyt = van -
feend bslsw. We could mot a5l@esain wnsshsr
sny tane sttnekes u he cflcsrs II he Brillast,
= ;id,sa 80 {k;.s -. ,.s.s.ssvS ~ Ne
s.n.,:-. .... -,l....s NJ. ,.. 1 I 3. as
49, 49, Isl 81
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SsizHss.-The U. 8. Marshal At Boston, on the
18th instant seized forty-ssven hogsheads, seven
tierces, and seven barrels Of mossses at Newbury-
port, said 70 have been struggled into that place
from Ponce, in the schooner Atlantic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-29

DsGd.-Dudley Lssvitt the almanac maker,
teacher and philosopher died suddenly u Meredith
Bridge, N. H., ON the 18Th inst, aged eighty years.
He attended church the day before IS well as usual.
.. 8. Fsigdts Sssqushanna.-Th U. 8. frig-
ate Susquehanna was at Rio de Janeiro on the 4th
ult in disabled condition. Her forsmast and
msinmast were sprung, and her machinery 30 in.
juted that she would be obliged to return under sail
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families in general hereby pectay informed that
have just received extensive and well ected stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which solicit the atsnon Of puTchasry bsing able
oer every nducemsn regards price and good
have added to my stock splendid assortment Of
TAPESTRY INGRAM CARPETS,
which invite buyes call and examine before purces
ing seswhsse In selecting stock have paid particular
MouEnine GooIs.
and would reQeca the public general 70 give call
~ in 'As% w. W. THOMPSON. Ch.us. 1t.
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SER viii Landing Laks Prosdsnce Vchs
nurg neiate landings MONDAY the 18Th ins Al
O'Clock p NJ punctualy. sTROTBER BROS
WING CENTRAL COMMlYTEE.
~ adjourned meeting Of the Wing Central Comnies will
MONDAY EVENING, the s9h inst oeoek the
rooms In Exchange Pscs street, Dsncans
Buildtua [s2sl r. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
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HAVANA COFFEE bags prime, for sale
~ By A.D.GRlBFF 4 co. y. " and Y Oh Lsvss.
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soo &c az " Ss ana A'6 ~ J ss "''h'd
- 81 corner Chares and Canal Grsss.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!|
alfred sIlsssss'Oe ~ Co.,
81 Magazine street,
C0RRBR OF oRAvIER sTR8KT.
~ 10 addition splendid stock Of READY.MADE
CLOTHING amounting nnsty thousand dollars store,
have arrivals Of ships st. Charles Jasors
ship Union and bark Nay Flower received from Manu-
factory. AL Broadway, NsvYork several invoices Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
which, for beauty Of superiority Of Goods
equalsd in the South.
We have spared psns in having Clothing the
latest fashion. and viii please the asdiaus
tastes. Our ltock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
fed that our SHIRT cannot be surpassed ,5s
over sixty different sizes.
Frock and Dress Goats,
% Bssi % 20 DIV: and s .,ss.'
do Black r.ney cols..d Cloth %s sn F coa
B. % va S:l G's. sa a' ss. Gs: d..a
nch Black Brown, D..S rssn s1a 3D., oys cs,hmss sae;
& ss:s i Ss::.s ss. o''''
:s ss "a: saa
&c.: s:;s ~ ; %:..
Do - a. Bias brown and Dn.s Pilot co a' s.s. 90
Blanket Coatss
French 6uperfne Blue, Brown and Gray Pssots;
B. second sS oua H. aso''0s 90 30 and FSst'i
5: third third 1s DO Fancy colos.d Do and Pssos.
Tweed Coatss
French. English and American s.cs Froc and Paso
Do Do 90 90 20 20 90 90 90 90 f ss.s...'d''
Blu. and Black Cloth Cloak, every quality;
/ Black Blue Pilot Cloth CoakS.
Fancy SILK and Satin Vests all qualities;
si:s. t ~ S Sss.:s Ss.ss:.:a clo'h vs 4. qu.s
s. .s: :aS a sas S. Cashmere Dc Dc Dc Do
~ We ask particular very rich
WEDDING and soiAEE VESTS; also. style Jenny Lind
| vests
| French Black Dosshin and Cashmere Psntaloons;
sns.A and n.sd p.u.oon
| Royal Ribbed and Buckskin Cashmere Pantaloons;
Blue and SS' Black sa.in.. Do DO
0snGlsmen's FurnisAing Goods,
Linen and Cotton shr's, all qualities;
ss. Gotten .ps Linen s Shirt qs.l,!.
sauss, srino. Cotton Li.s Thread and Flannel Shirts,
i dlsy and asa Msrino Gndsr.hlsai
| Cotton Flannel aud plain Muslin Shirt;
Drawers d all the above descriptions
a, w., ..,,. =, Hs s & !, :, ), ,,.,,...
| Boys and Chilaren's olething.
Boy. Blacs, Blue Brown and Olive c0h sr9sI.;
D. Do Do Do DC Do Do s asa:;''-
B. f.: sss Sl ssa ! sss,ss Tweed Jackets.
% Black and a. Blue : Cloth ,s Cig s..i -
Chiidren's Black and Fancy colorsd Cloth Suits;
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CAMPHOR-2O bbls and kegs refined Gum
rs ''po'k J. HAkr 1 co. - r.lo.pi.o.l.. st.
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A VOTE OF THANKS.
L,g,ech at the Shades.

THIS DAY, September %, at hslEpass To-
1 Lunch from half past 10 to halfprs n-A ~
ys.stISS!s soSp: p Ross Beef rI Res.t yssi. Nlat
ton Smotksrsd 10 Onions Besf Stew, Stswed
Uysss Htewed Mutton Liver and Onions. Veal Pie Vege.
tables, Mashed Potatoes, etc.. etc.
. To- Liquon-O. X. s39
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DmCIPLINING Fowls.

The Chinese, living ia canal boats, send
their ducks ashore during the day time, 10
earn thsir Lying, aud whistle them home at
light The last duck gets a switching there
D. consequently a duck race each trying not
90 he last
Some years back bad large Dominique
rnsk, that would get into my flower garden
and lhsu cali all his family about him, There
n1s ofcouuc, great scratching among them
uubl interrupted the sport by driving them
'N Tho hens would ny IN great alarm not
ailh ehaulicloer but, perehinq himselfon
flr fence ho would send NO crow Of def
once. and, Or soon rs nay back was turned
duk recall 10 his hens
This scene was repeated 10 oten, that at
lH GOT out Of patience with his impudencc,
aal ran him down. when caught thought
that the Chinese method Of drilling birds Of
1a0thcJ FEATHER ltt have F1Wg Effurt uUHv
prisoner 80, holding him by hm legs ] laid
him dawn az his hyorltc scratching ground
aai, with light switch, whipped him across
thc wings, Amor he had loon we'll chastised
I let go 81 him aud arose. but he lay still, 3D.
! stepped back foot OF two, when he raised
h's head, Ala threatening motion Of my
switch howeyorhe laid bis head down again,
I ,hon rcrcated some twenty feet, keeping
..,- eyes era" him, aud holding the switch
"in tcrrorcm." lie lay alpost perfectly qui,
Ct DURING the time Orcar ,nally he would
mifo biz head, but the slfhtC u motion Of my
right arm a. this distance, was sufficient 70
make him assume this very unnatural posi-
lion.
Being very much amused at the success Of
my otpc,imruL held hiU n this" position
ly The power Of whip and eye, for some &c
teen miuutcs, and, IN the end had a little DIFF
6culty IN starting him of,
Tie consequence was complete rcforma'
ton iu his moral character, and be never az
forwards respasscd on tho ground, that were
forbidden him,
Probably some Of the frmer boys that read
this mas like TO repeat the experiment IL %
let me advise them not 10 act cruelty towards
what ought 10 be the top Of the farm yard
The lichtcst possible switch should be used
blade Of grass will almost answer. II is not
tho pain he suiIers but the degradation that
has eject
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EARLY TRAINING.

In the case heard before Judge Kane, OF
the United States District Court, on Friday,
in which the Captain and two Of the scan,cn
we're the opposing parties, there was an Incl
dent in tho hearing Of the cause. which cxcit-
cd n feeling of flial affection Ia the heart Of
every one present, and proved that the early
culture ofthc moral principles by mothcr,
IN the habits of her odsprng, is never lost
uron the recipient
4 small lad was called on tho stand, 10
testify ia the case, He had been hand on
board the bark Conrad while at Pcrnambuco
and was present during the controversy be-
tween the captain and the crew. The shay
rs appearance or his head. and The bronzed
character Of his face and neck from, expos
urc 20 a southern SUM- at first sight, would
seem 10 indicate carclcssncss and neglect
INT underneath that long and matted hair,
the fire Of intelligence cleaned from pair
ofsmlil and restless eyes, which could not be-
mistaken. The counsel for the captain, from
the extreme youth Of the lad, doubted wheth.
unlcrslocd- The Utilization Of the oath
he wG3 about to take, and with a view to test
his knowledge, asked leave 10 interrogatc
him. This was granted, and the following
colloquy took place
Counscl-"My lad, do you understand the
obligation Of an oath ?"
Boy--"Ycs sir, do"
Counsc--"What is that obligation ?"
Boy-"To speak the truth aud keep moth
ing hid"
Coun1ol-"Where did you learn this, my
lad?"
Boy-"From my mother, sir" replied the
lad, Sith look Of pride which showed how
much he esteemed the early moral principles
implanted in his breast by her, to whom was
committed his physical and moral existence
How truly has il been said, that "bread cast
upon the waters will return after many
days"
This answer caused thrill of JOY TO ami
mate tho hosoms of the auditory, aud every
face was lighted up with satisfaction. The
Had was instantly admitted Il, testie-, -
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CENTRA l. II 0 u Sc,

No, ., pRATTLB SQUARE, BosTOk, BrrwEES
BEAT1LE Ann ELH SfHfffa
'ifr tutscrherrrspoctfully informs HE old friends
ard the residents Of this city and vicinity that
he has takyu ,sy above web Known establishment,
Formerly occupied by Mr. Shade, aud uloFa recently
by Dir benjamin True, and that be Ia now ready 20
receive and accommodate n number OF permanent
boardor, aud tansoent visitors and be- pledges him
felfto exert his utmost ability 10 render their stay
With him pleasant and agreeable, and that his term
thnl he equally economical with the expectation Of
bic guests under lie circumstances.
Mr. Foster takes great pleasure ia announcing thar
he bat engaged ~ an assistant, Mr. JNO, W, TURN
ER, originally connected With the Washington
House, Philadelphia and with tho Pavilion, Boston,
and lately Of the Gloucester House, A Gloucester,
Mas whose experience aud skin ore already too
well known 10 tho tnvelng public, to need CON-
meniatlon.
The location Of The Central Hourc, j. such ~ 10
afford easy nCcess 10 the Market and ihe business
part ofthe city, while at the same tine its mmedi.
ate neiFhboIhood f. sufficiently quiet 20 enable the
visitor 10 realize a. nearly ~ possible the enjoyment
Of a cnmfnuahln hama ---
Tho culinary department h under the immediate
lGa4 TIA al ged merit aud tho
hTder eous,snily supplied with Wand, Of the beat
quality
q. u. POSTER.
Boston, Feb ~, 1881. Tosyi
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Profeanor A. G. RnrrY,a

TWNmcoriErous, on NEpicArTp coNruuSp. The
II world, placed upon It, gunTr by thu almost
daiy detection ofs0inc plnusible hpnlbhe, nov 81.
anines and tests every new article with scrupulous
care, and nothing that l. not intrin,chlly good
long flourish. Bauy's THeopherous has been sub
iectcd this ordeal for ten years. Every year its
reputation and sales have increased until more Oft
10 consurred annually thAn Of any other preparation
for the hair ever offered 20 the American public
The discovery that Il WIN cure diseases Of the
skn, md cause wounds and ulcers 10 heal and 81 80,
relieve all external Inflammation, and remove the
pain and itching inSdcnt TO sting, bes, scrntches,
cute, burns, scaidf, SC, has greatly enhanced the
sale Of the article, and u h now known and used
Ia thaar purlcs as well NJ 70 rcren begutils aud
cleanse the hair, Ia every city and town Ia the I'm
ion.
Hs extraordinary cheapness places IL within the
reach Of tho humblcst family, and ts conceded val
ne insurcs II place on the most luxurious toilet
Mothcy find " the eurcst remedy for sprnins outs,
and other accidents Of their children the aged prnis-
it ~ a cure for the Rheumatism, and all the ache
and pains 20 which the muscles subjects and
the eIngrant 10 distant lands purchases IL alb
soiu'e necessary IN his outfit,
Sold In large bottles, price 20 cents a the PInci
pal OAice 1871 BHoAnwAY, New York. For sale
by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the Unitcd tatcs and Canada. Beware OF the
counterfeit, sold ~ 81 per bottle. t6tQy1
For sale by =. JEwETr & CO., {. Johnsbury W
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Some think IL hardship 10 work Tor holT bread,
Although Tor our good Il was meanti
But those who dom, work have no right 70 be fed,
Aud the idle are never contepL
An honest employment brings pleasure and gain,
Aud makes " our troubles forgeti
For those who work hard have no time 20 complain
And II, better TO labor than fret
And II web Riches, they could no, procure
happy and poaeeable mind
Rich people have trouble ~ well "a the poor,
Although Of different kind
u sIgnldoa no, what our stations have been.
Nor whether we're little or Freat'
orhappncus lies In tho temper within,
And not In the outward estAles
We only need labor NJ well ~ We can
For ~ that our bodies may need,
Stn doing our duty 10 God and 10 man,
And wo shall be- happy indeed.
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OF wmArposr rmou sIsa. yENSY


Dost thou singof the field, where bright banners
wHye,
And the proud helmet presses The brow Of the
bmvo9
Whsrs The soul-Ihnning strains Of iwsst melody
drown
The wailing n death wildly noahng aroundi
Dost thou sing Of the bower whss the blind god
dwells,
Where the bows over sung,and The dart ever tolls
Where youth never seeih the thorn that is prest
WIN rHu brghrrUwgr HrrUv 80 riu'r 10 t's breast
post thou slug of the altar where lightly away,
Love and Virtue are bautered ior wealtht gllded nay,
Where the r5ch gems u fancy arc dust Ia the hand
And he heart walls the treasures IL ae'er may re-
mandy
po,, thou slug Of the temple high DER the dark
wave
Where frr dnd garland and many a grave,
Where tho crown never comes tilI tho hsart-siungs
aro butsi,
AMI aeraLeliar 70 lleep meath the wave At the
hnt1
Alas gentle lady, the sails fan the breeze,
Impatient 20 bcnr tlee Aoross the deep seas,
Aud have not'heard thee, nay, even tho theme
Ofthy heayen-,oned Tyre Ia only dream.
Yet, haste. lady, haste, for Thy spldt hath PIned
Por the dear older home, aud he loved ones behind,
siuy tIv ruitr,g- 81 PsaSs ssE each cloud DER tie
seA,
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
~hioh eoRela'hsly Piove' thst
- Pruth is stranger than Fiction. II
rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR Lands, A CLERGYMAN

roputatou o.
D. 4. n CHEisrtr-Dear sra You wish 10 Xmas ~
ne uhht hss bsep the result nv raso of the
application Of TliE OAlNANlC nELT And SECk
LAcE aiy reply j. 81 iollnwsi
Tor about fsfufy vss-s bad hasn suffering ffoua
Dyspspsta. ivvfy ysnf Tho ymptnms became Sorga
cnnii I ohtsin eunaucnt relief frnra Hny course
nf medical treatment whatever Ahout Fourteen yeau
since in consequence cf frequent exposure 10 the
iFrffifef assr aai-eA-L
ueyaps subject 10 severe thnnic ltheumasm, vhicb
wear aitef year caused indcscrihab anguish
Farther The winter 81 70 and 10 Ia eonse
lusucs of preaching a great deai IN NY snd
oiher churches IN this rsElAn, attacked
BY -the nrunchius. which snon became severe
N require immeiaie suspension ~ my pastoral
iahlrG Ny igttss thoroughly pee
fraisd aud MY Bronchitis became worse also did
ny D,tpypsia and Rheumatic affection Thus evinciuE
that these disoreu wete connected With each oihei
N ruugh The medium vi the Nervous Syrtsm In the
slnle phsrmae oplpia there ssened DO NJ remolla
gent Which could roach and reouperate my Nst,ous
-Ntsrn thing that had tried for this put'so had
completely failed At last led by NY frebis 20
suins our inventions aud tthough with very
Wuc hopes Of their eictsuey) determined IN try the
sasct of thn aPplic a1u OF the a ALNANiC BELT ASH
NECKLACE, With tho MAGNETIC FLUID. THIS
June, Is46 To uHrSr tsro-tsHHNEEr a. INn
EaAhiED 20 aEsUuU rksrohat taEsHA SOS ssSs
alaCE OMITTED ttsatE sNHvtCG ACCnurr
BGoTcHtrts, Asp ~ RHGuHATtc ATFEurtoH nAf ~.
tiErtr cpasEp rsoustE such " the wonder
fol and happy results ui the experiment
l-have ~ CONNIE nded the BtlT aud FLUID 20 many
Nho have been likewise suffering from Nsurslgic snoe
tons 1hey have tued them, SirH Hirrr EssvIr' !
aALiEvE, TvEnN casa.
am dear ar, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LAMBDA
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(beosuse lp Is better calculated tortie latlgr)
just enough to keep body and soul together
And II he enters upon any Of the pleasures
and money spending ways ofthe city,he must
get HE money dishonesty, and when the Ice
IL once broken, be will soon sink. He may
catch At the edges while, but il is slippery
bold, aud IN nine cases out Of ten he sinks 70
rise no more
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This elegant
preparation Is fast
taking tho place
Of all other arti-
Giles In use for re-
storing and dress
ing the Hair. IL
prevents the hair
nom falling oil,
promotes it,
growth, removes
dRndruii, and re-
stores tho natural
and luxurient
growth ofthe hair
in all cases OF
badness. II also
removes pain and
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CHENEY & CO.'S EXPRESS.

'FENHE subscrfbers having exclusive contr nc
n with tltp Directors Of the Concord, Northern
and PesSunpSSc Railroads, 10 run with Passen-
per Trains daily said roads for the transmission
Of Packages, Money, Merchandise &c, respectfully
give notice that they win forward all aCSes in their
line Of business daily, each way Sunday exccptod.)
Packages win DO forwarded to all parts OF New
Hampshire, Vermont, and the Cnnadas
0lliees ut Railroad Exchange, court square, Ros
toni ut the building opposite the 81. Johnsbury
House, ST. Johpsbury; at 7. c. Buffers Stnnstead
and packages delivered and received at intermediate
places.
". B. The subscribers are alone responsible for the
loss or Injury OF any articles OF property Of any
description entrusted 10 their care, is any risk
assumed by the Railroad companies that are desig-
npted NATHANIEL WHITE, CbHcorR ~ H
u. r. CHENEY, ErchdHyt r0tsl7 S5idire
Boston. 6Satf
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or of religion
lie had been about year connected with
this house, when il happened to DO for Mr.
Astor's interest to send swim schooner with
a valuable cargo 10 the Mediterranean, 70 run
by tho British guns at the Straits OF Gibraltar
this country being then At war with England.
IL was ten o'clock on Saturday evening rs all
hands connected with the House were busily
.cmploycd in getting the papers Of the schoon-
or ready, but Mr. Astor, whose desk stood op-
positc to Somers's suddenly looked up, and
addressing him by hiSgiven namo, said "well
Charlcy,I suppose you viii come down tomor-
row morniuGtnd help oil with the schooner"
Charley looked up in return, but said not
word. ], was a trying moment for him. On
the ono hand, lac felt that il would be wrong
to do any manner OF work on the Sabbath,
and yet he was confident that rufusa! in the
emergency, would be followed by his walk
ing papers on Monday. lie paused but
moment, aud replied Mr. Aston, cannot
come down tomorrow, for it is Gods day and
will do no mans work on that day 1t was
a trying moment; but great was his relief
when Mr. Aston laughingly turned to another
clerk, and said, We'll, well, David, I'm glad
we've got ono Christian among us Well,
Charley, you 60 to church tomorrow and
pray foJus, and the rest of us will come down
and get Oh the schooner A week had not G.
lapsed before Mr. Astor came to Somers with
an order that nc should be ready tn twenty
four hours for two-months' journey of i'm
portaucc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-19
RESPECT ron TIE SABBATH.

In biographical sketch Of the Rev. Chss.
G, Somers, an eminent Baptist clergyman Of
New York, but who came to that city from
Europe poor boy, we have the following
pleasing illustration ofattaehment to the Sab
bath, when he was in the employ Of John ia
cob Aston, who, Il Appears, was not a respect