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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
MtHteAt cArbeHtss,-.W Whit Is q sluf

MGsreAL CAfHeHtsa ,-s Wilnt Is d slnt
Almost any remark which quo SINCE
mikes about another.
What ID d rest
Going out Of lie choir TO get some le
fte slnneht during sermon time.
What Is singing with The undo
stahllngY
Marking time oh tho floor with ths foo
What IL d stneaAto movement
Leaving the choir IN n " huff beeals
one Is dissatisfied with the leader,
What Is a swell
A professor Of tniisie who pfetendst
know every thing about the science, wbi
he cannot conceal his ignofates.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Postponed Saie~r~To Planters and Refncrs.
Rv r.. n. Sykes.

Nl be sold at auction, al the Refinery known
as the Orleans Refinery, in the City Of New Or
leans, in Commerce, between Delord and st.
Joseph streets
All the apparatus FOR REFINING large Cop
per Kettles, Boilers. Cislerns, Steam Boilers
Pipes, Pumps, Cutters, Wooden Vats, Bone Black
Filters, Sugar Moulds, and sufdry other articles
all TO be sold, the owners giving up rtfining.
TEnMs~-An sums under 5000 cash; 5000 ia
$4,000, 80 days; over 300, 4 months, for approx
ed endorsed notes.
feb. t4-3ts. Bulletin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
~ issterhazy Ii warm advocate Of tho

o. Estefhazy n warm advocate OF tho
| popular cause, against tho domination OIL
| Austfia) tllss writes abeAt kossnths
Deficient In the knowledge of men
and things, III lle stea,tfast beafiag, cool
Judgment, aud comprehensive mind OF q
| statesman. and without the firm hhnd el
n ruler. settling aside nft sound calcium.
tien, while le played a gtsnio OF chance,
md stdhea HE fate Of the nation on the
eaat OF Ii dIe@~elleanntefing dailgaf with
| tairsi,hlit.ed tafnafily when distant, but
shrinking from IL when heaf==elhied aud
| operheafing III prosperity, and utterly pros.
| tfaia IN adversely @ whiting TINT strength
alll ~intfepidity OF elinfnelef that alone
commands IloIahgs and obedience from
ofIlbts, while la suffered himself 10 be
nlntie ttia Tool Of every iiitfigtlef la came
In eonHesion with installing l,is minis
fold accomplishments and natural geiii1.
for ali aptitude 10. govern 4 aottHtfy ~
lines OF tfanble, nttd setting. IN Tie flights
Of finley, iie bounds 10 Tie scope OF his
ainhitiei@ikosatll hurried away the me-
ton iate A course Of The most itipolitie
measures, md sfasped tho highest power
Ia The realm by dubious neatis but, when
ssafyely In possession Of 1t, suffered u 10
lie Wfestel ifpi'i llis hands by Tire man
whom Ia liai himself most i1jidieiotisly
raised TO II high station, and agaipst whom,
Although lis hai received repeated warts
inas, az well rs proofs, Of Ills tfaaoliery
aid Wefthlesstass, l4e never dafed openly
eiid teiIly to tfoaeed=-hy the man whom
he had hoped TO e,,snafe, while lie efoaelis
etl beneath him III al,jset lear, but by whom
he was ilally ontwittad'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

AcclngSr. -- AZ the steamboat New
Orleans was about leaving landing
Yesterday morning, tho stewart of the
boat, whose name Is supposed 10 be 10.
siah Share, fell overheard ana was drown
ed, his body was picked sup about II
o'clock yesterday, and IN inquest held by
Inc Coroner, aud a verdict Of aionnd
drowned" returned by tho jury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d, Est Dnk0u, R0uge-C0uy an

Sizieme District.
Il TTENDU quo Leon B6nneeaze, administra-
n tour de- la succession de John Capoulade,
reinforcement de cette Paroisse, decide, q dGpos6
an Bureau dl soussignG Grefier de Ia dit corr, IN
compile provisional dc son administration q la dit
succession.
mes intkresses de faire slvoir lenr raison dams dix
iours de ia premiere publications de- cefts ayis,
p~onrquoi le dit compte ne serait pas apprcuve,
homologfie Ell fait le iugement de la dit cour.
few. 14-2fs. M. MORENO. Grefief.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Magnolia llOuae.

F7oyi0a 81, ner Me Telegraph OAec.
|flNHE proprietor Of this splendid House. will
i confidence In his ability 10 please ths most
asidlnps, attifgH!stss NJ thu bBblie that hs Ii pfanas-
ed 70 eater ~ it,sir tnsies nj I'LL hours. His brilliant
saleoa IL vsrf lafas and aifyA4fHsd 10 IN ~alega,ies
and taste, His bar has svefy thing u Tie Bfsf.
i'm l1@Hd6w w 1 HlfDDEa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Livery Stable.

MN CLINE " CO. having psffhassd bic Esli
kiteWn stable lalely afftipfsl by II. 4.
lInt aiilsol, eorhsf FlofiIa md Ittjfd STA sss, b.
bHfsattnH public III ihs isist Style fi6dd haggias
,ti,d horses oii hand faady day OF hight. Alsp, fo.s
N. u. Jlis Magnolia Ii nj lnni IA rim ~ 4 fegti.
n HHtott hd,iea. day CT night, for i've bllls, Ea I'D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

"A LAnGE IIorrI~-The Metropolitan
Hotel, located on tho site OF Niblo,s Gar
den. ia The city Of New York, cost $780,
300 for the building alone and the cost
of furnishing IL viii be about Slo0,00o,
lis front on Broadway is $50 feet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Timothy Paw. m, u.

lEsIBENT Dentist, lf8T fatirs sssssy1szzEssA.
~ toe years tiast) ONCE q hosfs TfHaeHG
1st door oyer The store Of Mf. Qbig- ulIIID
gins, Lafayette street.
HyeteWes#Hen tIae G MeWboftaf, col. j. II.
fayet Hon NJ. 6, Penn. ilest j. Woodbridge,
Dr.. 3 M Hereford, ID. w. II. Scott, Hsy. Ushst,
POLK, Professor ]. IL til1Alls "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

III Mf IasJ. SlAgns ~is-~reken Of ASA
candidate Tor Mayor of New Orleans.
The Courier says iii ere are several Dem.
ocrats who would be an ornament to the
position.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Madame pretat.

MIJLfNER uni FASHIONABLE
DRESS M1 M n.
ATE from Paris. ~ prepared 10 aeeeftasdstg
IL The LHtias Of Daian kpu0s and yis
entity with every thing ii Iaf Ii71Tf bsiaiHess AA1Xl4l
NJ lsf .fJefit Oh Laftystis sffest4 opposite YN4N
Ualshelthhf'si Sic iHs 4 large HssefAaHft If iHgts
ttats,f the iafsst sty1e, md IL confident giyit,e sat}ss
faatl1li ~ those M1Ig ~InatEaiika Itaf. iaa 9G.a.f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
DIED

Departed this life, 1T his residence In this rar-
ish, on tho 9TH Instant, Mrs. MARGARET \.
GUY. wife Of DR.. 5. G. Guy. and daughter Of The
late Isben Woodward, Of Eaet telieiana Parish,
nged Is Years and . months.
AT the residence Of Stephen Roberts, Esq,
RteHAaD NonhEr, on "Wednesday, Feb. 9th, Of
Fne nInonin,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
BATON ROUGE.
cizETTE oFrfcE REMOVED.

We have been compelled by M IN
crease az business to remove our office %
Cupneu areHfr, ever Cat Attttas Stare,
where we viii Mt all times he glad % see
our friends. Or present location L not
only central. but fat more pleasant sheH
tho old office, We are now permanently
located, and ready 70 DO all kinds Of Jon
Woue md printing, even 4 i no the
Contention Printing, for which we
are H."
We have plenty Of peper and no eliee'
ton to receiving q few more subscribers
Come on gentlemen, we can eecoai'i'e'
date YOU,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
POSTPONED SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
OLE EAST BATON ROUGE.

WIN. b. R~AsALpsos, Admir-. Sikh Dit. Court
III Parish nf Fast Da.
LYDIA "A. nj. nANaLpsos and ton Rouge.
1IgsHY q. Yousa. No. gfG.
DY virtue Of Il writ Of 4. fl, directed TO the
ID sheriff Of the Parish of East Baton Rouge,
from The hon. the aix,h judicial dstrct eourt, In and
for the Parish md stnte nforesaid, ! will expose ut
public saie on .Satnrous, te sirh day Of MARCH
1864, o. II o'clock, 4. NJ, all tbs right. title. ~intsrea.
md claim Of The defendants, In and u the following
described property, 10. wit
A certain tract Of land, situated IN the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, mid bounded az follows North
by the town Of Port Hldsott or Parish line; west by
the Mississippi river; II betsg the satne acquired by
The defendant at the Succession sale Of James A.
Rnnaldson. deed; and containing five hundred
acrea, more o. less, sale e take rl.ace at The cotir'
house door In tic town Of Baton Ileugs.
Terms Of Saie-On d credit Of twelve months
the purchaser 70 furnish Ills bond with approved
security and mortgaged retained until the fnal pay
rnent Of said bond, ith 8 per cent interest from the
day OF sale. III. " BABIN,
feb. Id-4ts. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Narbcr and Hair Dresser.

M TANsEMEH, barber and Hair Dresser,
w = oti Third street, between North boulevard
and Convention streets, Ii prepared ID st,sse, Jfass
afid eitfl the iiaif VI liis f%atrtgts. In 4 manner lis
stitttasse1s liz Heats constantly oil iiand d general
assortment ef teffpinsfy, md jffs. IT IL prepared
~ 90 ttll Hind Or hair bfAi1ing and needle work and
embroidery. Gall and esainitte s~atnfJsg, Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

IT. The nuraier Of osiicc-holders III
Trance appointed BIZ tho Government, Il
above haff i miIisba llis. of cousse. does
,,ot i.,cluls military Or fsasal oaicers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

= Newton q. Blackburr has retired
fioHl the Mindsa iLa1 Herald His
lro,her. William =. Blackburn. is now
so.e proprietor and editor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

ng- The attention of Parehts and
Guardians Il respectfully invited 10 the
advertisement Of the Louisiana lnsti.
,ute,a (uader the management Of Mf.send
Mta, ilookr) 70 be found n another col.
umn, This institution has been Ia saecess'
ful operation for sixteen years, aud under
the management OF Mr., aud Mira II, We
are convinced Il viii maintain its well
earned reputation,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

u M. Parent, son Of h Judge de
raix, has Just been arrested at Vuleneien-
nes, for the offence Of having attempted to
induce electors not 10 vote for Louis Ma
poleen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

T. III Is reported tilat Ledra Roliia
ina oslssr Ffeaxll refugees of bis party,
asoss iii Loudeal. are about ~ remove y
6saGsada.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Clerks Of1ice In the town Of Baton
Rollge, mill the 9Th inst, for furnishing DIE brick
and making about 100 ket of sidewalk, around the
Public Square and Court House, tie Sidewalks TO b.
made the usual width. For particulars inquire of
g. w. CHRISTIAN and +. PKnnIN, Com'ee. fy14
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

rEArkansas river. on the Sd inss /.
was rising slowly at Little rock. and there
were Indications that Il would soon Be
full.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
MI A III HI E n

On tho tlth inst, by tho Rev. Mr..
Crenshaw, at the residence Of David
Penny. Esq, Mr., r r. Knox, 10 Miss
~tiGsrEa ANN BtHry, all Of this pnrish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

iry- The Alabama Union Convention
proposes a National Union Convention 70
b held a. Washington on the second
Tuesday in June.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

10 The following very just and sem
sible words are from the lips al Daniel
Webster, they are worthy the man, and
we commend them TO the consideration;
of our readers: /
= We should make il a principle to ex1
tend the hand Of fellowship to every man
who discharges faithfully his dnties, and
main,ains good olaer: who manifests Il
deem interest in the welfare Of general So.
ciely whose department Is upright, anil
whose mind i intelligent, without stop
ping to ascertain whether he swings ii
hammer OF draws a thread. There II
nothing 50 distant from all naturai claim
as the reluctant. the backward sympathy,
The forced smile, the checked CONVERSE
ton, the hesitating compliance. the well.
OF are too apt to manifest 10 those q III
tle down, with whom. ii comparison y
Intellect and principles of virtne, they re.
quently sink into ius~ignifcance."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

Congress has been In Session six
weeks. during which one Law aud three
Resolutions have been passed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

The nsteriaI ~ war belonging 10
ihe French Government il vaIneI II $50
millions 81 francs yoOo. ooO)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

10 The rumor that Kossuth will not
eat Turkey out of respect to the Sultan.
is now denied. He says tina, as Turkey
once supported him, ,here is no reason
why Turkey should not support him stills
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
VIM, Cline AsCo.,1

LIVEK X ~.
Corner Third and Florida streets.
Fine Horses and Carriages always 10 hire
Jan g6sdtf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

Balance 3Ist January, 1862, $222,77 SO
Said balance being as follows;
General Fund, 1877, 090 n
Mill Tax Fund, 10000 80
Poll do. do. 1920 6S
In. Imp'nt do. 3,126 Is
Road IL levee fund. 6,594 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

INDIANS III TExAs.-Wa perceive by
Texas exchanges that the Indians are .fe-
commencing their ~depredsiHons on ne
western ironsicrof Tcxas- They hascre-
Gently carried oTa large number Of hosses
from iile ricilityso f tsoliasl md thst sbo
sealsements.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
CraYalsi Cravats.

"a SpLENDIn assortment 81 Black md FAs-.
III cr slLx CnAvArsf
ALSO,
Tie vesry besi White and Cslored Silk Poke
Handkersheifx Just received BY.
JOHN G. LA N0U
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
-
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TS.
louisiana INSTITUTE.

MIR and Mrs. HOOK have much pleasure In
INA announcing that the uss Of this Institution,
has besn granted thetn by o Resolution II tIa i.aird
Of Trustees, md thai they will reopen It OH MON.
DAY, sGtl, Inst.
III making known their intention 10 revive this
SeAool for young Ladies' and f:enlleinefl. they lake
occasion ~earnestly aud respectfully 10 AK both
Parents mud guardians, throughout tile State, but
especially In their own vicinity, to favor their IN
dertaking by senling them rlpilH.
The course Of Instruction will es,brnee NIL the
b~ranoitra Of o completes educ alton, 10 Witch will BIZ
added French, Music and Drawing, if required.
TeaMR.
For Beard and Tuition In E~.nglisl,, per
qdarter Of II weeks. $50 90
" Bed. Bedding. Towels and Napkins, 2 30
Washing, per dpz, Q SO
" DAY Scholars In English, 10 90
+" French, .
" Music. tniano) IS 90
usc Of liafio, 90
/" Drawing, il 10
Or Parelts arc expected, TO find B6okr, Station
cry. ne. !,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

NOTICE.

MEMBEKS ~ the (kler III The 4 Lose STAKs
ElNI are Feapesfea Ia nseet io~nisht af the room
fornnerly oceuricd As the 4 Gil Fellows Hall. e
vt 4 oscIcck- By order Of tie President g AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

M Ha. G.. DEyAtt. viii e%6ntiHtis " eive lsHs
WI sons On The Plane, d lyr residences In Third
I & inn II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

&aga8tE t
~. Through the kindness of Mr.
Briant, we are able TO lay before our rea.
ders, the following statement Of the
finances Of the State mp to the 3lst JAN
uary. II will be seen that they are in a
healthy state
Situation Of the State Treasury on tie
31a January, 1852, as per Tlca-
suyeg's Docks.
Balance on hand on the 3ist
December, 1851, $30s. $50 81
Receipts during the month
Of January, 1852, 1881 05
al M --~-----
$35o.237 46
period, : si27. 4sa es
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
" / n D

IA situation of overseer wanted By 4 gentleman
with 4 small family; satisfactory reference siv-
Cd: address II this office. jan y 1854. va. q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Extra st, Louis Flour.

81 0Ut l3UlkD xO0xs
IN BBLS FLOUR extra Star Brand, inst re-
~ ceiycd and fSr sale on the Wharf Boat.
feb II wifi
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17
Our Railroads Rained.

A travelling correspondent oflhc Baltimore
Clipper, wiring irOu Louisville, says:
The blood OF Gorsuch which dyes the soil Of
Peuusy lvania, while his inurdcrcrs ate taciily
protected by her Law. abiding citizens, will di.
vert all the Southern travel from the Central
railroad. For Suuthornels viii seek rOut wh, re
sumo re pcct is paid to the lives aud property
OF her cltizens.
Ohio, too, " no has allowed fanatica into ricr-
oncc with southern institutions 10 go unrebuked.
viii NJ longer have her riroad cars throngCd
with southern passengers when they can find
a much mare congcnial route between the west
aud cast over Southern territory.
II we may believe all we read, lhe South
ern proplr have ceased To lny goods of n0rih-
rrn merchant; having refused tO go farther
north Ihun BIllnlurr have crnsed To pat
ronize norlrrn periodicals, including tint
vigorous literary gem, called" Gody" for short,
nnd have issued prospectus for II " Lldy's
Book" al their own; have sworn off from
visiting northern watering places, with the
Intention oi r,islirhting hencGlnllI every
summer, on the sand hills of Georgia; finally
il appeniS : They " i'll ride 10 mure upon the rail-
ronds oi Prnns, lvania aud Ohio We presume
that, as u substitute Tor tins surrendered lax
uy, they will Irmdle one another IN wheel
lmri0ws along tie COW paths 0l' old Nw.nty,
or may hap on the lately discovered Madam
izrd road which they tell us must have hcrl,
umde before the advent of the first first
family"
There is hut one duty left, aud then the
glory and hounr ol the Sunny Snulh" will
he safe. Let the lglI,so,Iled planters reiise
tn sell their cotton aud lnhacro Ia those vile
AbnJilionisls, the Euplisli, aud refuse Ia huy
ANY 0t the COTTON nbrirs which amy of The
ihrendinries Amy, m present, lnve o. lund.
Then zee what will become ni their mhuti-
facunlmg cilies, Manchester, &r., aud where
they wnnld get money In pny the interest ol
their national deih Com. Journal.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17
Canadian Immigrants.

We know TINT il would I've cheering 10 the
friends of the slave and the free 1lOred man
Who urc ~ the states IL they could witness
thr c0ustnnt influx of these classrs into Can.
ndn, escaping from the lash of their perse-
ruors airi tie tyranny of inhuumn lnws.-
As Eir Hs we can learn not lrs1 than 900
have arrived within our vicinity since our
last issue.
Sune noble specimens nf humanity have
r1nie in ly the underground rOuie from
Kentucky, and several free c0lored families.
consisting oi % in nll irurn Indiana, passed
through Windsor en- route Tor Amhrrstbtry,
lasi week. viii four fine covered wagons,
nnd eight of ~ fine horses, that il has ever
been our lul tu witness. The men. women
n'd rinltirrn looked healthy aud vigorous,
and bore the impress Of independence aud
-ei respect.
We viii take this occasion to mention
also, thnt icw weeks sura six ur eight,
siirlI teams from the SANS State. cane into
Camdn. Thus nre the people Of the U. S.,
10y their oppressive laws of national and
S'ate Governments, driving wealth., hone aud
sinrw, irom tie country. Aud thereby
hfildlng mp an asylum at ihI,larahle aud
inrnIlii'lr enemies rp themselves, who else
would he tlnir nust Devoted friends. Truly
the Toll, of the wicked shall ln their own
pOice Of the E1gifire.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17
lnfidtl Tendencies.

To believe that Inni can have no rigltfiIl
property IN man, that members of Chrisi's
body ought not To I've bought aud sold like
h1itrs, tends 10 irfdeiiiy.
To believe that n nnn ought not tn be
crushed, body aud soul, To he excluded from
the JOYS of both worlds. IN order to serve the
interest, or satisfy the caprice or passions Of
another, tends 10 fidelity.
To believe that Young females ought not
To hG openly sold Ia the highest bidder, Tor
the hnsr>i at purposes, without even ~ musk
over the foul transactions, tends 10 infieiiy.
To believe that n ninn Ongln not tO he hunt
I'd aud torn 10y blood hounds, or sllnt down
like Wild beasts, ar slain ih uiiN naliirr To
satisfy tie vrnngeHnrr, ur mnintan the a,I-
lhuriiy oi unster or Oyerseer. tends 10 inf
deity.
Tu believe ilIat nm enactment which most
rnlpnhly prrvrris the spirit aud intent of our
Cnns,iniinr, aud viulares its Irtirr also, which
rcis at uaulhi ever, decision of conscience,
outrHgrs every feeling al humanity, which
trhdS What G',d commands aud commands
~ hat Gud UrhitlS, has mot at the MORAL sane
fiun al law, and canIor righth,Ily, demand
the ol"dirncG at any, ienis 10 infdtiiiy
u as this writer drrHfes, sihh opinions
tends rn iufdrlify, then of course the erdct
opposite o. these . e,es, will lead nnn Into
lhe secure haven Ui New School Preshyte-
an OrlinInXy.
From surl M OrhodoSy we pray most
earnestly Ia hn delivered.
IL il hc infideliiy To hold such views, nnd
to believe the contrary he orthodoxy, we web
come such nn iulihclity, aud rrpulinie such
orthodoxy; aud we believe that Christ does
the sanIe.-ChriSiis Press.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17
THE ASrI.SLAVERY BUGLE,
ea5Hsted ecery Saturday, at Salem, col Co., o.

eaIHsLed ecery Saturday, at Sdiem, Cot. Co.. o.
TgRNs.--2l,50 per tnnumif If paid IN advance.
St,T5 per dnndn II pad wthn the hr-t six
vaonths of the subscribers year.
$l,O) per annu.n, if payment he delayed
boy1nl ak months.
rY~ We orca i'm lily send rnmhers to those
WIN arc loi su scr lcrs, but who are bel eyed
to he inter istcd in &c dissemination of anti sla-
very TRUTH with the hope that thcy will either
subs rihe the nscvcS. or use their influence to
exten lita circulatiIn among their friends.
rF-c ,mnu lications intcnlcd for insertion.
to NJ I'D d.c,Scl to MARtus Il. R,BlSsoN, Eiitor
Allothc.s to EuILY ROBINSON, Publishing Ag't
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17

Wheat Harvesting las already commenced
in Western Virginia. The crsp is said to
be undamaged. la many parts OF Ohio II
is said to be damaged by the weevil.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17

There should be clamor where there is an
abuse. The narin.bell dlsIurl's the inllabi-
tants. but |, also preserves them from being
burnt in their beds
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17
THE HOUSE OF THE LORD,
Built by
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OR LATTER
DAY SAINTS.
Commenced April 6, 1871.

a company of French Sorinlists have
purchased II portion oi the properiy--rhe
site aud the runs 0f the temple included
They number nbonI four hundred. While
was viewing the temple they all came out of
their boarding house from dinner. Their
foreign aspect and clothing aS they grouped
nhuul Tire stone Of ;lie temple, To sInoke their
pipes aud talk-prohally oi Ia belle France
-ninde me almost h'ncy was viewing ru-
geslrulaiing aud laughing over the face Of
one OF the ornaments which decorated each
column, which ! cannot describe helier
thun hy referring the reader to the picture of
cover of Dutch Alumnac.