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bay color, not shod, mans cut short NO other mark
ABAY MARE PONY. about IL hand. high. /
and name. not shod, white place on the forehead; :
A RED OF soRREL PONY. about 10 hands
shod, white stripe on the face. NO other mark q
II not claimed before SATURDAY. Deesmber
will be sold at public auction by I. J.: Spear, at
time and place. w. J. AHERN, First Leu,eni
Night Watch Second Munc
NewOrIean November 81, 1851. M
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality
ID Prison
BETSY mulsttress. aged about - years, 5 f..
II inches high says she be0ngs 10 Mr.. sirr0ne,
NewOfsans.
SUSAN, dark gr fl. aged about 80 yean. 8
high; says she belongs to Mr.. Albert Converse,
Orleans.
The owners will please comply Sith . the Ia lay IL
them. J. WORkELL,
New Orleans. November 10. 1851, na
IN conformity to the provisions of an act,
l. An Act IN relation to Slaves detained in the
in the Municipalities ot NewOIisAns. approved
le46-
Notice is hereby given that the following SCI
person, supposed 10 be q slave, Is ooninsd In the
lice Prison OF Municipality No Two:
jim, a light sriff about lS or 10 years old, o
| high, has Lost the small finger on the night MI O.
Joint says he belongs 10 MIR James honnson' oi
Tennessee.
| The owner of which is hereby notified thereof, a.
to prove properly, pay charges the,eon. and take
| within delay of three months, oIhefwis he WI
NewOIleans, November u. lSN- n2n
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REMOVALS.,

r REMOVAL-R. SANDS TUCKER 81 Co. have
~ removed from y TO 100 TchoupitouIas st. "A 3tn
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S. G. A. FRIEND,
Practical Architect and General Builder

DEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
- OF Franklin and It's vicinity that he has per-
maneatly located himself il tbs town, 10. tae
purpose o CT. ing on his profession in ell its
branches.
Nj. F. will give plans and specifications for
buildings OF evety description also, front and
side e3eratioRs. crawn Ia pe.sDectve and neatly
finished in mezzodato, 10 extra charge being
made when he contracts FOR the work.
Mr.. F. respectfully solciss snare of public
patronage; and if capa5-.ty, industry and strict
attention to business can ineis Ii, ne is willing
to leave the result with generous pu5lic.
" RI. F. viii give instTue,ious la the art
OF AezzotiRtiag A chitectural and Landscape
Drawings.
NJ B-Corn Mills put up, and Nh Stones
redressed in superior manner and at the short
est noiice. ,,,,r.
ward school olhouse.
franklin, June 20, 1850.
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gN8psg @0@NgRa
From Godey's Lady's Book.l
THE BIRTHDAY OF THE YEAR.

LN@V s@# &E5 & 4@
se sea Bx AMANDA n. DOUGLASS.
Swell out, swell out merry peal,
With gay and joyous cheer,
For mornings feecy clouds reveal
The birthday of the year.
The little snow fakes gladly dance,
To sleigh bells ringing chime,
While icy jewels sparkling glance,
And merry hearts keep time.
Then swell anew the joyous song
zsy OF Winters snow-clad reign,
And how we all, merry throng,
50 4ssssS Greet New-Year's Day again.
There's joy upon the snowy crest
Encircling round the earth,
And glitt'ring dew-drops sweetly rest,
Unstartled by our mirth.
We may not on the green sward dance,
As in the summer time,
Bnt there our horses proudly prance,
As in Arabian cline.
Then shout anew, &c.
Oh! many day has past and gone,
And many bright hope fed,
Since last the Earth her birthday wore,
And they have quickly sped:
And now to greet the newborn year
Shall be our task to-day;
Then mar it not by sigh or tear
Our revelry so gay!
Then swell anew, &c.
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0N MONDAY, January q, 1851, at 10 A. NJ.
" will be offered at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, at Rice's Island in this parish,
by the undersigned auctioneer, duly licensed in
and for said parish, pursuant to an order issued
out of the honorable court of the fifth judicial
district of the State of Louisiana sitting in and
for the parish of Terrebonne, the following pro-
perty, belonging to the community that has ex-
listed between Eliza Helen Nimmo, deceased, and
Jackson r. Nixon her surviving husband, to wit
II likely negroes, of both sexes and different
ages.
A lot of work mules, horses and oxen.
A lot of milk cows and gentle cattle.
A lot Of household furniture, farming utensils
and implements of husbandry, too tedious to emu
merate.
TszsRs.-For the personal property, all sums
under $50 cash. and all sums of $40 and over
payable on the 1st of March, 1852. The slaves
payable in three equal annual instalments at one,
two and three years from the 1st of March, 1851.
Purchasers IN all eaSss 81 r f IL
solit20 made payable to the order OF said Jackson
r. Nixon, respectively at the epochs aforesaid,
onditioned to bear s per cent. per annum interest
from time when respectively due till paid in full,
and all property subject to mortgage to be and re-
main specially mortaged and hypothecated until
full and entire payment of said notes in principal
and interest.
G5V Acts Of sale before the Parish Recorder,
at the expense of purchasers.
j. A. DUMAHTRAIT, Auctioneer.
Parish Of ST. Mary, Dec. 26, 1880.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber. grateful for the many favors
l. received at the hands Of the planters and
public o. Attakapas, respectfully reaews the oiter
Of his services in New Otleals Tor the sale of all
kinds of produce and the purchase of plantation
supplies. From his long experience In the busl-
ness and aided as heTe,oore iof several years by
E. w. Rodd and J. Al. Putnam, he hopes to rem
der general satisfaction arithoHt The oid Of bro
kers' or specslators' clerks, the whole business
being transacted under his own eye and super
intendence, pIedglng himself for prompt sales
and quick returns at all times, and to the strict
est observance of instructions.
JOHN HALL, No 1 Front Levee,
nI4---2m New Orleans.
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I'll SERA OFFERT en- vente publique, a
i pencan, au plus ofrant ct dernier encherls-
seur, a File de Rice, dams cette paroisse, LUNDl
lie 27eme jour de Janyier, 1851, 10 heures du
matin, par lie soussigne eneanteur, ddment quali-
fie, dams ct pour cetie paroisse. en- ventu dun
ordre emane de l'honorable cour du jeme district
judiciaire de fEtat de la Louisiana, siegeant
dams ct pour Ia paroisse de Terrebonne, les pro-
prietes ci-apres enumerees, dependant de la COM
munaute qui existe entire feue dame Eliza He
len Nimmo ct jackson r. Nixon, son epoux sur
vlvant, SAVIOR:
II beaux esclaves des deux sexes ct de differ
ents sges.
I'm lot de mulets, chevaux ct beufs-de-tire.
I'm lot de vaches-a-ait ct animaux doux.
I'm lot 1neubles de maison, outils aratoires ct
autres eets don't Remuneration serait trop Tongue.
Tsrmes-Les efets mobiliers, toutes sommes
au-dessous de $50 compliant, ct toutes de $50 ct
au-dessus payables lie Ter Mars, 1882. Les es-
cIaves payables en- trois termes annuels egaux, .
un. deux ct tros ans du Ter Mars, 1851. Les
acauereurs dams tous les cas- de credit devant
fournir leurs bilIets securte solIdaire fats
payables rordre de Jackson X. Nixon, aux
epoques respectives precitees, portant pour cent
Fan dinteret de leur echeances respectives JUS
qua parfait Placement, ct les dts esclaves deyant
demeurer specialement affectes ct hypotheques
usqu au Placement parfait entier des dts bliets
en- principal ct interets.
10 Les actes de vente seront passes parde-
want lie Recordeur de cette paroisse, frais des
]. A. DUMARTRAIT, Encanteur.
Paroisse Ste Marie, lie 26 Dec, 1850.
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ON FRIDAY, January 81, 1851, between the
" hours of II A. NJ. and P. NJ, will be sold by
Martial Verret sheriff Of the Parish Of Terre-
bonne, on the premises, Or account of said sue
cession, a suger plantation situated on the juno
ton of Bayous Black and Chene, in said parish,
containing 294 40-100 acres, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, on the same terms as
the above named property. @
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FRESH CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES.

FRESH CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES.
lust RECEIVED by the subscribers fresh
y and general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS-Fine gloves, Cashmere
dress patterns, plaids for chldrens dresses, silk
cravats, handkerchiefs &c.
CHRISTMAS TOYS-Toy books, fancy
baskets, wax dolls, and good general assortment
for the HOLIDAYS.
CONFECT CTIONER Y-Candies, dried figs,
cnrrants, raisins, prunes. almonds, &c.
GROCERIES, Sc.-Butter, cheese, butter
biscuits. rice, coffee, buckwheat flour, sardines,
Holsters, Sc. w. 5. CARY u co.
Centreville, Dec. 25, 1850. 4t*
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UNDI, lie 13eme jour de Januer, 1851, a 10
- heures du matin, il sera offer en- vente pu-
blique pencan, au plus ofrant etdernier enche-
risseur, Pattersonvlle, dams cetts paroisse, par
lie soussigne encanteur, ddment qraifie dams ct
pour cette paroisse, en- vertu dun ordre emane
de Honorable la cour du quatorziene district ju-
diciaire de PEtat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams
ct pour cette paroisse, les propriete ci-apres de-
critics, dependant de la succession de feue dame
Eliza Reels, decedee, savoir:
I'm lot considerable de meubles de maison, ct
autres effets mobiliers don't Remuneration serait
trop Tongue, aux termes ct conditions suivants:
Toutes sommes de $40 ct au-dessous comp
tant, ct toutes sommes au-dessus de ce montant
payables au Ter jour de Mars proclaim, 1851
Les acquereurs, dams tous les cas- de credit, de-
want fournir leurs billets securite solidaire
fats payables Pordre de administrator de Ia
succession, au bureau du Recorder de cette pa
roisse, afepoque precitee. ct pOrtant 8 pour mt
d'interet Fan de Ieur echeanee jusqua parfait
Placement.
J. A. DUMARTRAIT, Encanteur.
Paroisse Ste. Marie, le 2 Jmvier, 1851.
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The FIRST FyeITIvE SLAVE LAW
The Boston Post has the following bit
of political history:
The Fugitive Slave bill of 1892 was
drafted by George Cabot, Of Massachu-
setts, in November, and it was passed
by the Senate on the Sth January,
unanimously-fourteen from free, and
thirteen from slaves States voting for it.
The House committee, Theodore Sedg-
wick and Sheerjashub Bourne, of Mas
sachusetts, and Alexander White, OF
Virginia, reported that bill to the body,
by which it was passed on the 5th Of
February, without discussion. Eight
free States were represented by 81 votes,
six slave States by "a votes-free State
majority Z. The bill received 48 yeas
to nays. Massachusetts gave yeas
to nay. This record shows that the
free States passed the first fugitive bill
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A. B. WOODRUFF.
E. L. NIMMO.
JAMES H. JONES
CYRUS FLINT.

~ FLINT & JONES, Nos, as and As Royal
W street, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers iR Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Spring
Hair and 1Moss Mattresses, Feathers, Pt,ssh,
Hair Cloth, Damasks, Gimp, Cords and Tassels
Curled IIlztr, Varnish, Gfase, Chair and Sofa
Springs, We55ing, Ca6inct-mpaksrs' Hardware,
Castors. &c. o24---1y
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LEGAL SALES.


ON MONDAY, the 18th of January, 1851, at
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ, VIII beNofered for sale at
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at Patter-
sonvllle, in this parish, by the undersigned auc-
tioneer, duly licensed ii and for said parish, pur-
suant to an order ISSUED by the honorable court
of the fourteenth judicial district of the State OF
Louisiana holding its sessions in and for this par
ish, the following property, belonging to the es-
tate of Eliza Reels, deceased, to wit:
A considerable lot ofHousehold Furniture and
other personal effects DO tedious to enumerate,
including a sail boat and skiff, on the following
terms and conditions
All sums of $40 and under, cash. all snWs
over that amount payable on the 1st of March
next, 1851. Purchasers, in 9il'cases of credit, to
give their notes, with good Personal seAs1ts isl
soliao, made payable to the order of the a2zs;zis
traitor of said estate, at the office of the Recorder
Of this parish, at the epoch aforesaid, and cond-
toned to bear eight per cent. per annum interest
from time due till paid in full.
]. A. DUMARTRATT, Auctioneer.
Parish of St. Mary, Jan. 2, 1851.
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ATTAKAPAS AND MISS. R. R. &C

DOCKS Of subscription win be opened to sub
ID scribe to the capital stock of this company
on MONDAY, the 9th inst, at the Post Office
in Franklin, and will remain open during Post
Office hours for ninety days (Sn,ldays eDcspted)
under the superintendent of the undersigned
commissioners.
Those who desire to encourage this great work
of internal improvement, so beneficial to the gen.
eral interest of Attakapas, are solicited to come
forward and subscribe at an early day, in order
that the company may be organized and CON-
mence operations.
JOHN MOORE, ,;ss;ore-s
d. Ed. RICHARDSON, Commissioners
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RED RIvER.-This stream is now in
excellent boating order, and at last ac-
counts was rising rapidly at and above
Alexandria. The largest class boats
pass over the falls without the least diff
ficulty.
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LEGAL SALES, &c

ON SATURDAY, the 1st of February 1851
~ at II o'clock, at the Court House in Frank.
lin, will be offered for sale at auction, by the un
dersigned auctoneer duly licensed IN and for this
parish, pursuant to an order issued by the honor
able court for the fourteenth judicial district o
the State of Louisiana, holding its sessions in
and for this parish
GREASY, likely negro woman, aged about 2G
years. belonging to the succession of Eliza Reels,
deceased, on the following terms and conditions,
to wit:
T.le purchase money payable on the 1st day Of
March, 1852; the purchaser to give his note,
with good personal security IN soliao made pay
able to the order of the administrator of said sue
eession, at the epoch aforesaid, conditioned to
pay s per cent per annum interest from time due
until raid and the said slave to remain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated in favor of said sue
cession until full and entire payment of said note
in principal and interest.
10 Act of sale before the Parish Recorder,
at the expense of the purchaser.
J. A. DUMARTRAIT, Auctioneer.
Parish of St. Mary, Jan. ?, 1851.
SAMEDI, lie Ter jour de Fevrier, 1851, a fheure
~ de midi, Ia maison-de-cour dams la vile de
Franklin, il Sc offert en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie soussigne
encanteur, ddment quaGfie dams en- pour cette pa
roisse, en- vertu dun ordre emane de Honorable
la cour du quatorzieme district judiciaire de E.
tat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams ct pour cette
paroisse:
La negresse GREASY, esclave vie, agee dem
viron 26 ans, dependant de la succession de feue
dame Eliza Reels, decedee, payable au Ter jour
de Mars, 1852. L'acquereur devant fournir son
billet, avec securite solidaire, payable Pepoque
precitee, l'ordre de administrator de la sus-
dte succession, portant s pour cent dinteretl IAN
de son echeance jusqu'a parfait Placement. ct la
dte esclave demeurant specialement affectee ct
hypothequee en- favour de cette succession, JUS
quau parait Placement du dit billet en- principal ct
interet.
% L'acte de vente sera passe pardevant lie
Recorder de cette paroisse, aux fais de Pacque-
reur. ]. A. DUMARTRAIT, Encanteur.
Paroisse Ste Marie, le 2 yanvier, 1851.
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To PLANTERS.

THE undersigned, in connection with his mer-
l. camille, viii carry on, as heretofore, a Gene
raj Commission and Ship Brokerage Business,
and will be pleased toprocure vessels for planters
for any port they may wish.
A line addressed to him through the Post OF
flee will receive immediate and prompt attention.
CHARLES B. BAYLlES.
Pattersonyile, Ncv. ID, 1850. 3m
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CoMPAGNlE DU CHEMIN-A-FER

COMPAGNlE DU CHEMIN-A-FER
Entire les Attakapas ct le Mississippi.
DEGISTRE des subscriptions au capital de
Ii cette compagnie sera ouvert l. III lie
Game couraut, au Bureau-de-P Poste Franklin,
tous les iours Oimanche excepte) pendant les
heures accoutumes au dit bureau, pour 80 jours,
sous Ia surveillance du NM. John Moore ct +.
ID. Richardson, commssaires.
Les personnes desirant encourager Get ouvrage
81 avantageux pour les Attakapas. sont invites
de souscrire le plustot possible, atm que Ia COM
pagnie soft ORGANISE ct mis- en- operation.
Franklin, le 7eme Decembre, 1880.
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~ Gen. Scott was nominated for
the Presidency by . meeting held at
Allentown, Pa. few days since.
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DANIEL EDWARDS
John TWIBILL

TVWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, TIN r
l. Sheet Iron Workers, No. 16 New Levee,
(between Gravier and Poydras streets,l are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the above line.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in the
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assoIt-
ment of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR-ROOH STOVES, of overy size and
as Gutter pc al 5I, kinds oi House work sueh
fully received and promptly
n. B.-Steam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter !
ers of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, 20, 1850.
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ID A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia Lerss, No. SO,
L entire les Rues st. Louis ct Cont, Ia Neu-
velle Orleans.-Un Assortment de Q u N
c ALL l. E r / E +, telle que Franeaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande; Clous Cou-
pee, Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniture de Batisse. m2-1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Joseph HALL continues the Commission
a Business in Mobile. and will give strict atten-
tion to all consignments.
ratios. o24-- 6m
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TEAF LARD-60Oo lbs. for sale by
II NJ. WALKER &c co.
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VARNISH----50 gallons Of the manufacture
v of s. P. Smith, consisting Of Copal, Coach,
Asphaltum and Leather Varnish for furniture,
carriages, pictures, machinery and harness. For
sale, wholesale and retail, at Apothecaries' Hall
ga C. RABE.
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A NTHONY w. BAKER, Attor,sey-at- Lao
n opposite the Court House, Franklin. MI
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DoBINsoN & OLIVER, Commission Mer-
Ii chants, No. 81 Gravier street, New Orleans,
for the sale of Sugar and Molasses on consign-
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DoBINsoN & OLIVER, MareAands dc
II Commission, No. "a rue Gravier, a la Nou-
velle Orleans, pour Ia vente des Sucre ct Me-
lasse en- consignation. -
W Toute consignation radresse des sous
signes est assure davanee par police d'assuranee
ouverte, Get effet, ct ceux qui voudront ben les
iavoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re-
tours fideles ct prompts.
ROBERT R. ROBINSON,
JOHN B. OLIVER.
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10 all shipments 10 our address are covered
by open policy of insurance, for the full value
thereof, to guard against loss, which, when re.
ceived, will have prompt attention and quick and
faithful returns
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NJAILS-1Oo kegs assorted, ent and wrought
~ for sals BY n. WAL&BH - co.
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LRED. L. GATES, Attorney-at-La,D, St.
L acknowledgements in the courts of La
fayette, Opelousas, Ysemiion and st. Mary.
June 20. 1850
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-08
THE GREAT CAVE IN INDIANA
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

We are just informed by N. ]. Coleman,
E.q. uhu has recently visited tho Great ln.
dIaua Cave, that another immense cavern
has been discovered opening from the or.
glnai cave, which IN extent, cutiosI,ies, and
mineral productions, or surpasses the old
cave. Mf Coleman discove,d an aperture,
Jns' before reaching Jacobs Ladder, iu,o
which large man could hardl, enter, and
des'fed tbs party which accompanied to ex
piofe II, The guide and two or three Others
objected, as ,he aperture appeared TO descend
Rapidly, atd they feared they might meet
with bad az. by lilc p,rsuasion, howev.
ef, 'hes we're prevailed upon 10 make the ex
plorailon. With much difficulty they de.
scended some forty feet, when, 10 their great
a-toni-hme0t, they found themselves 10 an
Immense apartment. They Immediately de.
teimlned 10 fully explore the cave they had
discovered. They found that this room
opened iuto others, and these into still others,
aud that ap,arently there was no Termination
to the cave. They followed the main pas
ssge some four or FIVE miles, according to
their bes, calculations, when they were ad.
monlshed by their lights that may must return
o. their way back, they visited some Of
the rooms which they had passed, in which
were found nrse beds Of epson salts, IN near.
Iy pure STATE. We a,e also informed ,ha,
the cave contains fine specimens of saltpe,re,
plaster Of paris, alabaster, &c, OF which the
party procured many fine specimens.
We can now say to our sister State, Ken.
lucky, lha, Indiana has a cavern which far
surpasses the Great Mammoth, as the last
discovery, in connection with the grea, In
diana cave, will make i, one OF the largest in
the United States.
u is about eleven miles from Corrydon,
in sou,hwes, direction, and north Of Leav.
enwor,h.
Mr.. &. has partially Promised to write ou,
a, full length the notes taken on his visit to
This remarkable cave, which we hope he will
do.-New Albany Ind. Ledger, Nor. 25.
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uARSIINE

few drops OF vinegar will spoil vessel
Of milk but double the quanliiy Of milk will
not restore il again. So II is with harsh
words. A few Of them will shur the dspo.
sl,ion aud make more minds unhappy than a
whole sermon will restore to happiness again
Have you not seen the bad effects Of harsh
lapguagel How many sunny dispositions
has il destroyed How many hearts has it
caused to ache No, so with pleasant words.
When person has been provoked, you ma,
speak kindly TO him for an hour before you
can restore him to himself. Be careful how
you speak. Don't use harsh words il you
can possibly help il. IL you cannot gain
your obiec, by kindness, we are sure you will
no, by haIshness. U, that all wsuld be kind
and good, and not harsh and cross. See the
effects of goodness all around us-in bright
looks, cheerful hearts, and sunny dispositions.
-Olipe Branch.