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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

SHAWLS-A fine assortment, consisting of Cashmere
- Brocha Thbet and and beautiful styles of
Bay State. just reed at c. & J. C. PRENTISS'.
Sept. %, 1852.
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DONNETS and Ribbons.-A fine assortment just
ID opened and selling very low, at PRENFiSS'.
Sept. 81, 1852. .y. -.--....t..., .s-,r ~
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Money MATTERS.

As our city is Hooded with paper money Of va
nous kinds itWeuld be we'll fer our people to be
on their guard Or they will wake up one of these
mornings, and lind themselves miserably humbugg-
tains number OF private banking concerns, whose
issues have been scattered all over the country,
with no intention whatever of redeeming them
in gold and silver Some have shut up their doors
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
Foreign Arrivals.


Wreck OF the PGctet Ship pl10b2te-F0Tty L2UeS Lost
An Advance IN Breadstafs.
-. New York, Oct. Is.
The steamship Artic, with dates from Liver
pool to the 4th inst with days later, arrived at
s o'clock this evening, making the passage in a
little over ten days.
stances sxpence better. Wheat had advanced
one or two peneepe 20 Dbl. Indian Corn shade
higher, with great inquiry. Provisions general
" unchanged. ASS
z EEGLANp.-The American packet ship Mobile,
bound for New Orleans, was wrecked off Liver
pool, 29th September. Capt. Furber, all his Off
GERS and 40 of the passengers, after enduring the
drowned The Lightboat had been upset off
Lythorn, by which 40 lives were lost
FRANcE.-The President was being received
everywhere with cries Of Vive LIE Empereur. The
proclamation of the Empire was being openly ag
itated, but the time fixed was still uncertain.
portion of the Cabinet were in favor of its mmedi
ate proclamation, while the rest were disposed to
wait till after the marriage of the President
M. Socegere, responsible editor of the Steele,
had been sentenced to one years Imprisonment
and fine of 1000 francs, for publishing libelous
articles against the Government.
Sham reports Of ministerial notifications are
freely circulated 1t is rumored that the govern
ment intended to assemble the Chambers forth
with and that it is said to be necessary to strength
en- the Cabinet with some parliamentary orators
ITALT.-The Government has offered to pay
Austria 1000 forins for the occupation of the
Legation by the Austrian troops. A fortress was
blown up at Janison, the 18th which seriously
damaged the town. -
AUSTRALIA grand military morning ceremo-
ny, in honor of wellington, came off at Vienna
the 9th ult. Saleden, Prince Gustavus, Duke of
Upland, and second son of the King of Sweden,
died on the oath ult.
The .. S. Steamer Powhattan sailed this A.
NJ. for Havana.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

DOOTS and Shoes.--Any quantity, all kinds. and at
ID low prices. ready for inspection at
Sept 81. 1852. e. & J. @. PRENTISS'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

I W u IU.
Temperance ,Glee Books; Songs for the tinies,
and great variety Of sIeettinusic, eiabraeihg new
aud popular pieces, just seeefea aed for sale at
a,. .4ar.g HALLS BOOK STORE,
RayeDua, Aug "a, 1853 .-,,.-.l s-
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Severe Gale at the Soath-Large Na,nber Of Vessels
Dismasted and otherwise injured.

DtsHldsted and 0therlDtSe injured
New ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
4 We have accounts of most disastrous gale
which swept along the coast, doing great damage
to vessels, both outward and inward bound
The British ship Astoria, hence for Liverpool,
returned this morning, having the Sth inst, ex
perienced terrible hurricane which damaged her
severely.
The ship Josiah Bradley reports having spoken
on the Sd inst, the ship Wna. Jarvis bound from
Boston to this port with loss of all three of her
topmasts. The captain reported that he wanted
o,assistanee. She also reports having seen (no
date) ship with her three lower masts gone by
the deck, and bark with her topmasts gone; could
not ascertain their names.
The ship Oleazda from New York, reached this
port this morning having encountered the hurr-
cane of the Sth, in which she split sails and was
obliged to shift part of her cargo.
+ The barque Ezi2a5eM from Portland Me-, for
this port was spoken on the lst inst, under jury
masts, steering for Nassau.
The brig Panaguan from Pensacola, bound for
Boston, was spoken on the 18th inst, dismasted,
and making for this port.
The brig HeBc from Rio Janeiro, also arrived
here to-day in distress, and much injured by the
effects of ehurricane she experienced on the Sth.
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z>s BosToN, Oct 20.
Accounts have been received from Prince Ed
wards Island, which state that tremendous gale
had occurred there, by which "a fishing vessels
were driven ashore on the east end of the Island
and two of them sunk with all hands on board
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NoTE-Those marked are Democrats, t Wings, Free
Democrats.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
Masonic Notice.
WIN. Cain, WI. d


Homeopathic Physician; Office the Post Office, Ravenna
Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

SATIN Bonnets-a good stock Of fine Satin Bonneis
Sust reed and for sale very low, at twenty shl
lings, at ,-a HOkR'S.
Sept. 25.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

yTTANTEDSeyen Hundred Dollars for three years, for
w which good security viii be given. K. J. COLLINS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
THE BOONvTLLE
lHts DOO-N 'iLi.h
Z r. II RY co NJ 7 a N Y!

II VING completed their HORSE BOAT, which
i for speed and finish ssupeior TO any Boat Of The
kind on the ryer. epared TO cross PASSENGERS,
GI-e. without delay and at moderate Rates.
The Ferry al tins point has been inefficient and in
bad repuie for causes which wete unavoidable. The
Steam Boat owred bv the Company was sunk at the
harf and NEW HORSE BOAT, bwlt expressly
for Fer, ing puri sunk on her TIP up, and a
iotal loss Owing 10 these disasters was impossible
10 afford The public THAI accommodation which was
needed Now there need lie cause Of complaint
As CONVENIENT point Of transit BooNvLLE. ,ua-
led near the Geographical centre Of the State has SUI
perior advantages 'oany other place the Missouri.
The accommodations on DO b des OF the river are
csen, and good pasiuring in he vicinity Of each for
the convenience OF DROVERS.
The Company solicit the patronage Of the pul lie.
promising that 40 exertions VIII be spared IN order 10
merit its continuance.
Boonyille, No, June 90, 1852. iy1-3m1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
DENTAL GARD.

IMPROVEMENT IL ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
g. GRANVILLE SAMUEL N. d. d. D. s.,
nESIRES 10 uiolm the citizens Of Hannibal and
~ country generally that be has recently purchased
late and valuable improvement in the dental art,
which enables him to insert plate teeth in style supe-
or to any in northern Missouri, he being the only dem
list in this section Who is in possession OF said i'm
troy eiNenL)
DIR. 5. viii guarantee his plate teeth 10 surpass in
beauty durability and usefulness, those Of any other
dentist in this vieiniy al least and 10 be equal TO any
elsewhere
DIR. S. is confident, with his superior facilities in the
way of instruments, and apparatus, together with the
advantages a medical education, and thorough and
correct knowledge Of MECHANICAL dentistry, that he
is better prepared to practice denial surgery successful
w upon CORRECT and SCI ENTlF!C PRINCIPLES,
than whose qualifications consist only a super
Gcia knowledge the mechanical branches Of The sci
ence,
All operations performed with great care, with the
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed usual, aud
particular attention given TO the deon OF children,
and all diseases of the mouth carefully treated and at
tended &C.
NJ b. DIR. S. keeps constantly on hand supply of
the best tooth powders, for whitening and PRESERVING
the teeth
uFFiCE;-O,crJ J. p Richards hardware store.
mari 'o2-ly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
OhLICOE9.
Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street.

fI'HEY take It's method Of informing the .izen,
l. OF HANNIBAL Pnd vicinity thai they have opened
new family grocery Store on Market street. inmedi.
aley uorul OF the market house, where they intend
keeping all kinds o! Groceries suited the retail trade
We init nd keeping on hand all kinds Of marketing aud
VIII be pleased to see friends al any time when they
want anything ia our line We haze, aud viii CONT
nue 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand during the winter
season. As we have the best opportunity Of puroha-
sing Fowls, Vegetables &c Il will be 10 eyary mans
interest TO call ane examine, before purchasing else
w4ere, as we Will have everything that ran be obs
tanned At the market house during The day.
nor2IM SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
Caution to be Remembered.

In consequence of the Unprecedented popularity OF
me Mexican Mustang Liniment, a fellow who has
been Posted as notorious operator in counterfeit
medicines has got up worthless and pernieIous mix
'uIe OF Tar aud tupentlne in square bottles, which he
calls volcanic ON Li"iment," The name is stolen
from US aud some have bee credulous enough 10 buy
Il, supposlng II was similar in composition TO the
Mustang Lnlment, as he had the unbushiBg audacltJ
10 use our Advertisement TO puff IL into notice-bu they
have soon discovered that they were imposed upon
Inc Continued use Of turpentine produces paralyss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

iOt AONl-S SLOVc SCOtG!--OSILcf W. Bryan
stove dealer, sheet iron worker, coppcr,milh and
timer, two doors pouh Of Brad lla.se Hannibal
Mo-, sells at wholesale and retail Stoves and lin Ware
at II. Louis prizes
invite particular attention 10 the Prize Premium
Cook stove, which has given universal satisfaction 10
ail who have used il. | warrant all nv stoves foi
Twelve months, and if any of the plates break during
that tune, / furnish new ones nee Of charge
As design remaining permanently in this place
me puolic are safe IN taking my guarantee for The good
performance Of the stoves kept by me.
All my stoves are manufactured Of Missouri Noun
Tam Iron, ard for goodness of metal aud beauty Of
casting, they excel any stoves made in the Westei
county.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
! have constantly hand a supply of TIN
WAKE, 10 which particularly invite the attention
OF The country it,e, as the quality of my ware, and
The prices, shall be such to induce them 10 call on
me again.
GIVE me a call, if You phase, and | will do my
best 10 render satisfaction.
jaul5I CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
WILLIAM COHEN,

Main street. Hannibal, Mo.
TJNIIE subscriber las permanently located ia this city
l. aud IS aiw pared TO repair watches, broken
ewery &C. Ia The most workinaniilic manner, and
the moslresouable terms lie has ow On baud, and
onsantly receiving tesh supplies Of the finest and
most fashion able Jewery, Watches, Clocks, Nc, from
the best impor,ia. houses IA tie cast. Ills stock is
usulp passed hy any other house IN the city, and those
who give him cali will be satisfied with his bargains;
as he Offers great Inducements 10 purchasers.
Tie citizens OF Mlrion aud Rails counties are re-
specially invited ic give i've cali. Store on Main
street. opposite The "Glrat Western G.ept5l
Just received IN addition 10 his TO mcr stock, sup.
ply OF Ear Rings, Pins, SC Also a very fine LOT Of
iel Ear Rings, new 81 le. Smiths New York Gold
rens-waTanied- ID very fine Article. Oct2l
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
Do not be Deceived!

None but the projectors possess knowledge OF iis
composition (Which is secued TO them by the laws OF
the United Slates) and when they reveal H. it shall bo
Tor The benefit IL the afflicted and not for the mscrt-
ants who would FILcH PROM Us Qua GOOD NAME t.
h their own pockets IRON our abors and exertOns
Ask for the Mexican Mustang Eminent. A. q.
BRAGG & Co, sole propnetois. Buy none o,hsr
aud you viii not be disappointed.
Or For Sale in this Place by
o S. j. LOWE.
Hannibal, June TO- 1854 (iel0 ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
BRd.NDIES.

THE following choice brands-O TARD, DUPUY
Il & co. PINEr, CASTfLLON, A SEIGNETrE
BOUYLT, JEUNE, SC; warran'ed pure, and for sal,
by [Juiy ST J. a. INSLEE & co
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

In consequence Of the increasing demand for the Mex
ican Mustang Liniment now putting up 25
cent, 90 cent and 81 bottles; the 50 cent bottles
contain three times much the % cent. bottles aud
the BOTTLES contain three times much the 90
cent bottles, so that money will be saved by buying
the large bottles.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
Smith S Allen,
Attorney at Law,
E. NJ. MOFFETT,
Groc er and Conln1ission

NJ n CHA Mt,
No. l, Lerec, Hannibal, No, Gin The house
Formerly occupied by NJ Fuqud,)
NTT Ill constantly keep supplied with general stock
w of Groceries, which he will be enabled from MS
facilities for purchasing, to sell by the wholesale atS
Louis prices, expenses added. W" viii also give his
personal attention TO the commission business and will
make liberal cash advances consignments sltt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
large and Frighifal Cracks

wsnd penetrate nearly the bones extending itself
half way round the fingers, ami entirely across the
palms OF the hands. In consequence OF this driving
and concentrating Of the muscles, the hands were
wards the centre Of the palms. In this awful'uonAi.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

A NJ now prepared TO grind corn for toll, or
a VIII give cas'i for ali he sdelled corn, deliy
cred II ~ Mil Hahniba,
sP22tf "A. S. RoBARDs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

DLACK Lace Veils French Worked Collars and
ID Capes, a very large lot, selling awful cheapat
apr24y COLLINS Il BREEDS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

A girl twelve years old, at Mrs Persons boarding.
house in Cleveland, Ohio had been sub cct TO FRS
FROM INFANCY. The spinal coIvmn was c onside
rably curved, aud the head so far drawn down 81
the contraction of the muscles of the neck tla Il res
ted Oh the right shoulder, and
Large Jumps TUmorS
formed the sides OF her neck and under her laws
Four weeks ago they commenced using the Mustang
Liniment on her. IN two weeks the contracted mus.
ces were relaxed, the lamps had all disappeared, the
neck became Strengthened, and
Tile Head tCas Erect!
Mrs. B. of st. Louis, was nursing a yourg child
one nipple became very sore, and the
Breast I!flmef aud Cdkcd Hard.
A few applications of the Mustang Liniment healed
the nipple removed the badness and Inflammation from
the breast, and she had further trouble with it,
Numerous cases of this description have ONE TO our
KNOWLEDGE
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
w / n rs

C,HERRf, Port, Madsira, and sweet Malaga Winos,
Ls2i-EI j. 4. INsLEE a Go.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

DoNNETS--Ge icing of fast ard for sale unusually
ID low by ap2ty COLLiNs 4 BREED,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

trying every remedy That Doctor could prescribe,
without any relief. bottle of the Mustang Liniment
was brought into the house by young man who was
using II Tor
ii Pain in His Back,
and was so much benefited by il that he requested her
to ty it on her hands she did so, and by the use of
few bottles,
She is Perfectly Cured!
The ghtul cracks have closed, the roughness and ex
coraton Of the skin has disappeared and her fingers,
and hands now
PiaJle and Soft as an Tnfanps!
]. Douglass, Constable of the law commissioners
court, states that two weeks ago. as he was crossing
bridge on horseback. near FloTlssan, the
Bridge Broke Dolcn!
aud preciPitaed himself and horse to the bottom of
the creek, some fourteen feet. His shoulder was dis
located and his collar bous broken in two places be-
sides Being otherwise badly bruised by the fall He
was brought home in sad plight aud surgeon was
called to Iekuce the
Fractures and Di,rocalious.
He was so mangled and brui sed, that I,.:.s
ton succeeded, with such pain o,d agony that he wa,
nearly deprived Of ms Ss.ses. He saws mo one can
"!.a' re aae5li for fuur dly ;, when he va.
''U"'e" " ny Tue Mustang Eminent.
IN Fifteen Minutes
IRON ihe me he commenced using it, the pain leased
'a the soreness gone and he has suffered no pain
or inconvenience since, only when the arm is violently
moved, as the bones yet are not perfectly united.
For Horses aud other .7nimGis,
There Is nothing that be compared TO the Mustang
Ln'ment, in it, speedy and permanent cure Of strains
bruises cuts galdS, chaies, scratches, sweeney, poll
e'll hsluia big head SPAWN, ring bone, w,nd-gsl
cracked heels any wound, stiffness or unnatural en-
largcment Of bone muscle livery stable kee per
IN ms city had a match horse that he priced very
hghly, that had larg ring bone both legs. The
horse was completely cured, and his limbs left perfect
" smooth BY the use Of this Lniment.
To Country Merchants:
Every store should be supplied with this valuable
lnlment as 1t pays good profit, and sells rapidly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

Mrs. Avn NJ. Pierce wife Of John Pierce Plumber
Marke-sireet, had been afflicted for many years with
this troublesome and obstinate affection The disease
was confined principally, TO her hands. which would
become very much intamed and swollen, produc ing
almost ntolerable itching and burning. After few
days this erysipeatous irritation would subsde, when
the skin would peal of and cry in scales, and AZ every
Joint
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
IND L is .fluoyS EGciual.

VIII % I-VttIWuE.
Mrs Hughes, OF 81. Louis, had very severe attack
Of Inhammaiory Rheumatism in her shoulders, arms
and back. After suffering the most eXruciatng pains
ioi some ten days, without obtaining any relief
From hen Physicians,
she was induced TO try the Mustang Liniment Two
flry-cent bottles effected a perfect cure
Sal pbcuyp
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
Sic Suffered for Years.

trying every remedy that Doctor could prescribe
without any relief. A bottle of the Mustang Iniment
was brought into the hOuseby young man who was
rs for
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

MANUEL L. JAMES. No. 65 Main street,
wholesale dealer In Cloths, eassimeres tweeas, saun-
81, coionaaes, linens, hannes, TaoFs trimmings, &C.
Also kehtucky and steubenyie jeans, kc., direct from
tho factories.
CRATES, CRATES, Horton 4 Macy, No. 90
fifih 81. Manufacturers Of Coal fancy parlor crates
and Iron mantes u every description that can be found
IL she Eastern 1ities.
81. LOUIS SCALE MANDATORY, C.
~ ~. RATION No. o. Second ST., bet Olive and Pima
Manufacturer Of All kinds Of scales sc.
GARDEN, GRASS q FLOWER SEEDS
FRED. W. Piant, Scotsman, No. ls5 FOURTH st.. bet.
fraINlin and Morgan 81. general assortment q
the brgt gardening farming, and horticultural tools. Gar
Gen and flower seed Catalogues furnished gratis 10 post
paid applicants.
WHOLESALE CANDY MAHUFACTORV,
" r. O. Saneibach, No. Al Market st., Constantly 81
AGai Argn AID seh afg91leni of sis7 Rn1 fancy
de, which Or oheapness, quality and variety, BE-
surpassed, 0rden 10 any amount promptly dei, 6, -
fnliy packed, Aod delivered within the city without
~ charge. q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27

ior more than believed they were worth
determined to BE- honest. AMI Sod prosper
ed me, My purcla.es and profit. became
larger and larger, and now have got more
than te" thousand cro,c" pieces that can call
my own. One great thing that has contrlbu-
ted to my success is ,his-I h0re kept from
drink and toJacco"
A. the gentleman spoke. he drew from II
tive shilling piece, and handing it tie brE-ar'
sad, Now you have the same chance OF gc'-
ting on in the world a. had. Go and work,
and never let me see YOU beg"ing again. Ii
| do will hand YOU over 10 the police"
Years passed away. The gentleman had
forgotten the Circumstance, until one day
when travelling through P, he entered
a respectable booksellers shop in order to
pur hase the books he wanted
lie had not been many minutes in CONVEX
>ation with the bookseller, before the latter.
eagerly looking in the face OF the customer,
inquired, Sir, are ven hot the gentleman
who a few wears ago, gave a five shilling
piece to poor bvgsar at the end Of this
tree. :"
Yes, remember it WELL
Then. sir, tbs house. this well-Stockel
,hor /. tilr trult Of that iive--iiiling piece"
Tears OF gratitude tricklcd down his checks,
as h" introduced the gentleman to his happy
vile and children. He was regarded as their
to partake of tea. the BOOKSELLER recountci
his history from he above eventual day. II
va. very similar to that OF the welcome visit
cr. BY industry. honesty. and dependence
on Gods help. he had risen, step by step,
from bu! ing rags 70 selling papers and tracts
in tie streets. then TO keeping an old book
shop. ard ultimately to be the owner
Of one of the best circulating libraries
in tie place. Before the happy party scpar-
ated. tn" large old family Bible was brought
out Of which psalm Of thanksgiving was
read. and then all bent round the family al
TAR. Words could not express the feelings
of those who formed that @roup. For some
intcrming!ed by subducd sobs, e.
WINGED the gratitude to the Aim. htv Di~pos-
tr Of all events. which was ascending to hea-
ven.
When they rose. ana bid each farewell.
the bookseller sal-"Thank God have
0und your words to he true God hrl3>
hose who help themselves IT is bener to
rorE Maa 70 h:q.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27
VISIT TIE SICK.

We paid short visit on SUNDAY to a lone
esteemed friend Of ours. who for twelve wea-
~ weeks has been confined to his chamber
b. severe sickness. Twelve long weeks
and we could no; help rejecting low we
should feel ii tied thus i:y cruel fate to witness
the healthful enjoyment of others, with free
limbs and lungs, in the bracng air and iov-
ons sunshine, and We, poor and helpless. de
barred from sharing them. Bat our friend
was calm and patient, and we listened with
wonder and instruction to the story of hi,
daily experience. He had counted every
brick in the chimneys within view of his win
dow; he had estimated every inch of clap
boarding within the same range of vision ev-
cry single on the ncighborins roofs had
become an object of Importance; ncighlor'>
poultry. which he could see from his window
were endued with a nagnificd interest as he
contemplated their manpuvres. His books
and papers and writing materials revealed
his indoor resources the music Of children
around his chair impaired its pleasing in1u-
snce; while in the care Of an attentive wit.
We saw an assurance Of regard for his COM
fort that would warrant any quantity of hope
tor the future. 1t is good thing to visit the
sick chamber marked by such pleasing evil
'!'n"es ni patience and love as that above
d"~rihcitor II is here amid such scenes a,
h'' that the higher and purer feelings Of h,,-
manl;y reve,s! themselves. and the heart is
H''1r better l. witnessing their development,
and the duty OF man TO man i. better under
A:NNI. - u MON { Lr.,l.t tinn