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SURGEON d17 DENTIST.
a. TX MBAn@RR

HHHa MA lAA Gu E1EH u IS5
HAVING permanently located himself al Bath w0mM
III saw 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of this city and VI
entity he prepared TO perform any operation ID
Mechanics and Surgical Dentistry, in the best manner
q intends that the ease, neatness and darabiIfv IA
his operations shall recommend him the public r- T
NJ An work warranted Perfect satisfaction aivea In
ALL operations, or compensation win be required
Toothache cured, wihoNt extracting the tooth i'm mo
cases. Oicen room No2s, Elliot House Block, FrenI
Street Bath, Me. ....f 44t1
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rl Pattcn Library Association.
THE Annual Meeting for the choice of officers will be
L held at the Library Room Monday EUening merit,
Nov 81 at o'clock general attendance Of the members
of the Association is requested.
Bath, Nov. 15 E. 8. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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Girl Wanted.

VTTANTED Immediately, honest capable girl to do the
w work in a small family. To such the highest
wages will be paid. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Bath, Nov. "a, 1858. 3w23 Z
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Watches, JeWelry, SC.

A NEW and beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver
II Watches Jewery &c. just received and will be sold
CHEAP. T. III. c. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov. II
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MEMS DANCING PUMPS, Of all descriptions for sale
wi cheap for CASH, at j. ii. NICHOLS Also may be
found good assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
the best style and quality.
Rath, Nov. 18th, 1858. .1- wt %
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~ Persons calling for letters, will please mention they
advertised To Fhe postage Of each GdUetsed Let
ter, one cent tciH be aided
JOSEPH G. SNOW, p. M.
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REMOVAL,

IETH TNTT III IN EHIVLV w 44GI9
pHE subscriber takes pleasure In informing ms friends
that owing the steady increase q ms business ior
the last Give ars he taken the spacious store on the
recently occupied BY Field Reed two doors north
If I'M d stand where hopes by selling good articles, at
XII s bs business may stiII continue to increase.
prcbasers are invited callthey viii find the assoFt-
-. ,aoj and prices reasonable. J. w. ROBERTS.
Bath Nov. j, 1853
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Oil and Candles.
Pure Ground Java s W. /. Coffee.

CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shells; Cream Of Tartar,
~ Ginger, Pepper, and general ment Of Spio-
es, fresh from The Lynn Mills; Mustard Peppe rsause
ketchurs and Pickles, Raisins IN boxes and half do
Stewards and Easi Boston refined white and yellow,
Sugars and Syrups, Soap III boxes also Starch i'll do
Boston aud Portland Ground Rock Sail; dried Goldfish
aud herring. for sale by On l. PATTEN.
Nav q, 1853 +A'aetAf. NM tf a az
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AIDES Broadcloths and Ladies' Cloths for cloaks and
IL taIrnas, just received and for sale at M
Nov a. A. B. BUTLERS.
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Remnants De LANES.

ONE more those fine Remnants De Lanes received
" and for sale at "a. b. BUTLER'S.
Bath, Sept. IA, 1861 4er-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

Nov r. lat SO 40 lon 70, bark wyandote, FIN Baltimo
for St Thomas.
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Fruit.
Family Groceries.

Family Groceries.
CHOICE and well selected stock FAMILY GROCER
les fresh and nice, just received opened, and
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting part
follows - r.r --raf -
Coees, Teas, Sugars Of all grades CandlesalIow and
sperm, Sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa Prepared do
Chocolate, Bakers Broma Tapoca Sago Corn Starch Po
tato do, Pickles. Ketchups of all kinds, Olive OIL Castor
mention A. L. ROBINSON
Corner Of Front st. & Ferry Wharf. BATH Nov. l6 49,
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NEW DRY GOODS CHEAP!
At the Granite Store !

THE subscribers arenow opening large stock Of
sonaoie Dry Goods, bought in New York and Boston
or cash. during the pressure in the money mar
Aes winch VIII enable them to sell much lower than
such goods have been sold this season Please call and
see. OWEN A. 70
Nov o. -
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II iii E lib o sion ALTMAN AC
t..E.Or 1854, H@tG
AND ITS NEW COMPANION, THE
GA@E'G ALMANAC
-s JOHN p TE!wETT O. 20

WILL publish the above beautiful and useful AnnuaIs
w the Boston, December 49, the Lady's December 1st
work so long and avorably known the Boston Alma
mac simply needs announcing to its SALE This
Der viii contain forty and surperb engavngs, twenty
four Of these being the Churches of Boston built since
1872 elegantly engraved with the usual variety Of other
matter The LADY's ALMANAC after the elegant style of
ieve will find 1t win useful little pocket
ua for the ladies' containing great variety of useful
ceipts boques Of flowers and calendar and memorandum
vgnees pages for day and month of the year,
traits Of our most distinguished female authors hints for
the toilet numerous engravugs, &c. elegantly bound in
CLOTH with gilt edges Same price as the Boston Almanac.
For sale by ALI booksellers. 4w22.
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LII persons indebted to the late firm Of 8. w. Heath
"A Co. requested to call and settle without delay.
The business will be carried before by g. W. Heath
but will still 60 on as s. w. Heath CO. gl i.iAl
Bath, Nov. q. .. w. HEATH 4 co.
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More New Goods.
Horse for Sale

49, A HORSE years old, perfectly sound, kind,
m enable price Inquire "" of II E IT n TT
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,dnr the samo 10 the citr az NewOrleans be h

render the same to the city Of NewOrleans; be II
Resolved, That the Committee on Streets and
Landings be instructed to inquire into said INIT
ter and report to this Board,
Mr. Clark offered the following resolu iua
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and is here
by, directed to have placed on the LeYee OF the
dccayed or destroyed for the use Of the ship
ping.
The rules being suspended, the following pre-
amble and resolution, offered by Mr.. Burke,
we're read:
Whereas, 1t is necessary for the dispatch of
public business that the Mayor, Treasurer and
Comptroller should occupy offices in the same
building; be it
Resolved, That the Mayor be- and he is here
by. directed to occupy one or more rooms in the
building known as the City Hall, in the First
District, until some definite arrangement can be
made for all the officers of the city, and the
place of meeting of the Board Of Council Of the
city.
The rules being suspended, Mr. Burke pre-
sented petition of numerous citizens of New
Orleans, praying the Council to purchase, for
the public and common use of the citizens, "An-
nuncation Square"
On motion, the above petition was referred to
the Finance Committee, with instructions to re-
port at the next meeting.
A bill due by the late Second Municipality to
l.. A. Kirk, amounting to the sum of one hun
dred and seventy six dollars, was referred to the
Committee ON Claims.
On motion, the Board adjourned
= CHAs CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit
tee, offered the following report, which was lad
on the table subject to call
The Committee on Police, to whom was re-
terred resolution No. 6l2, from the Board of As
sistant Aldermen, granting permission to } Q.
Loze to establish cemetery op his property in
the Third District, beg leave TO report against
the concurrence in the said resolution
j. NJ. BURKE,
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IA CONT street, between Chartres and Leyee
. ~ q ANlQGNl BILL ARD TABLES and PATENT INDIA
hunbER CUSHIONS gnuaHd respect n nh tY,
ed up TO thm time. kefIs always hsnt NEW ksp
HAND BILLIARD TABLES and MI conc. r7g the vsns
Also, corp"ts sets Or the game OF Lotto Ag, Ee
With PISS AND BALLS. P4fH0uB .ss
fnntru9 pasrst
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NTEW ORLEANS and Car C----

NEW ORLEANS and Car -. s,r. -s-sss.,.s.s..
rolton Reconsideration Lav-eis s. 80
Departure OF Trans. From NtBOrltanBl
Horse Cafs--B4 and ~ x, Sd i01f, q & p.
Steam Traus AMI every hour uu p a. iuca
aivsly aaH until quarter uasl 10 winter
From Cs--alitols
Horse Cares aud 8 a. s, and 10 P.
steam Iralns-i A. NJ aad every hour i1rwat'uny
FAREl5ceuts Children under ~ yars 10 cents
kt Sumner
and cod 90 the second Monday IN November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
k These ,not Nc Is 3nra1ue
DeFas;nrt u Cars.
IN "lnteiFom taayee and & O'Clock
T. Depot Is Baronae stTse., .......1s aad u
Al SVhinefi
Depot, Is bar0n1U street. .B<, NJ
uutfS 0ielogl Pm. 's'
Then Atey4,s =, 70 and II P. ~ trom the Depot.
Aud VA "a SID lu54 P. from Lafayette
Fknk-l0 cent, Children under ~ years, bait purs.
~ Noa-Spssal Cars part-F tis Nr.tpra s- .7r
oiled gheu relursd after the hours bsl ~
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do yeyej eoo. an Placement aaHp aef ss&gennt ~ Ioayr,
signf 'fe"l'I FR "a .saf, Al T. AiIgyn'a.
Ap,s . 81 ftesiiaai do consciI dea Alssiaa Aldefian.
tsisufl AID, cRossMAN, Mars
| BUREAU DU cOSrRoLEUR
YuEz nE Ia NILE UaLRssa. u DtcsHlbrs Is5l
,- 80 Avs est par lie presente donue que lie
L o lssle 9sI dc Janysr la asgera mon 5areaa
specifications pour Ia Contraction ct rErectou dun
t'riiiage en- Fer Hmtour de In Place Washington,
dams la Troisieme District.
Les ionls.oas z4rop a. Ft9 rS53. n n,
tees 1an- liza m9rt'er do l. -as j. fhop,t n M ~
u % .aJo,' t!9 buqaes d. largrar lr sqront oales.
brqu. de srg. 0r al sonae T tatse llnn-r =
@ ir siaitf DO IsQA p0ucss su.u Il
TRAvAuX DE GRANT,
@ t . r ss a. l ls |lag Poll = is &. ests aa D.
4nsti.' It De D? ogse az yar sanet e. n t5 irssss ct
Les marches I'm rec u l. 5ai ds p-rs uss a.. pg.,.
TX inetrs sa a. an, psii y dr''aa of safoat
pse. la q Il 5 r e. s n r.. 4 sq @ AZ,
fhATGUX IN FER LAMPS, 5 u. s'ea'
, r E,,i,ag- ERA a4eaS en- aa' PH apl. qae
Lzs sseaet arPg Ct les pet. b,r-eas r5a Dc or Augli-
@ III IN 1 - ra PsJraa4t d irayefs. de- t.
4 i la LAM. lrs run arIraas rnt Sc leg rol
Il P de asg'I ct de- 4 loa.e apa'eur L. ss
M 'es 'ra"sa'' s'At da msil!ur fer uia e.
Les laes l,atg laI en,lan, t-4s, ~ is t, =
a1s,oa 're 'e'y' psadars once, ou sst AZ sai ss
saqas rots Ira avcir u7s BONNIE ,rr,o ct iear -a
"a nv Il. o el .r iondg dNu ponee az
ll4uya1 1 = l' ,l+s- PC "a o.
,s.4l ~ ~ i'' '' Tvs l''t-' ~ Ni'te. svilntAl s.
ei9ae ne5gn1ra IL 4 Flare ror en- fer fladu sur
lee porte ,lsntregs f l 's r. MS Afnblahits o a'lH
La lanpe euyrs, ct x;rsur sa, if ,,,
a indFe, d Fab de tntf.z '' ''' ''
ro,.,.. ,u.y,.5,. PEiNIuRE,
p-ilrra DE- @ h. o' 2lfLea Dc Ia ne Ie1rt haf d
~ la NoA't io1ra eao's. Lrs
1IAISES 81 S sGi, '3"''eh de tr'hs7'
IL Ay 4as og. 80 6tais execute ~ poe
,t NJ .n,sut II -, ~ jog "a iS Foyota son eHa1=
lrit i'ntoysr aa sTs y 4 i s ef ga ylprs aura "
era trz6. 44ecff-s an 5 a., ~, t, '' ilz aH ttYa li
IL cantreuan Sc .ag,ra 4 tsrfn-s.r "a ',t..i
m l'4nuTot tio a.
al, niart,as si 'eAiliH
IN rautiuuuanlyut de Ia sogip, Il. k i5t.o
Pal mems an ceiapaHi comm .,i.. 5- ,.. t - 80,
NugyeIgl tfrisaap u jr1i.r I.t4
iaul4 IoIsis II pfttF syo. q, i ,t,.
- : :. ~ e = me-
" " oli.--ReS0iU que lie COutr6leur ynnd..
1 dltnean, "a rabals, apres dix iogs it.is al 400,
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware az
lioase NbtEW 6. bills CO. Se eaanl n inasA
street, Nrsf hstN atfee3
Manufacturers and tmtos of SADDLEBl SADIIEyvA
HHve constantly hand upsr sortueHt o. saddles
rides Mart gales, Trunks Whips. Skifp Brill
Leather, Hogskns - ILERS' FuILS every de-
sarlptiun, at w, IS CANAL STREET
80 yd&W ANDREW 6. BELL q co
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EToR AXE BORGNE FL Tx .z,szss-
II aud MEXICAN GULF-wINTERss ss NJ ss..sisfs
ARRANGEMENT December ], 1852
EB- MEXICAN GULF WAY-nrua corner OF e. cd O. flf.a
streetAnd Champs EiysaeslO PRoCTGhELLE Lake Bory d
Slaves half price.
LEAVE Tile CITY AT * A. N. LEAVE THE LAKE ATG an
- II an, I0Js an.
EF- Once No. street. t1r ~ ta-s Of .as r. re
department. any other business state OF A
N aLL- u L u =
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- OUCH AND READY LINE lgsea-,.

~ Or 0AlNlHUSEs--NEW ROUTE
The h Of oeiouer viii commence r1Gt~,
running m the Canal and
tu be and Eslaaade Streets Msu Said OnBibuas
gr1e
lime the Rampant street Carriages do viii between quarter
hours, Is follows:
Flrsl Carriage from Epanade Its to min to A. 81
-; 70 min TO p NJ
" lanai Ihd SlaF Is
tA.sl past 81
sold
irivers. Cash a ceuta.
t. Ne smoking permitted inside tie carriages sef-
Passenger Hlyng complain drivers, 0u.tr y4r
y taking the pma4 mud reporting a. f IS
M Wish conduit n sls1 Wi, give sa.ia.ar4
ton TO aii those WHO Agyor u with titIr patronage.
0ctlS b. sEAW
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DATLY CRESCENT.
M 0fficial.
vnnnRxnuoo OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

nnomIpH0o OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
49, eIrrISa OF FRIoAy. January IA
n Board met this day on convocation OF
1h0,11Ayor.
uSmbers presentation. w. c. c. Claiborne,
President; Meesrs Burke, Clarke, Converse,
9asquet, Jones, Lugenbuhl, Seweli and Wood.
The reading Of the journal was. on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was
read: MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
49, January ID, 1858.
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Board Of aldermen Of the city Of Men
Orleans.
S GExTLMES--I have caused you to be con-
yoked this day at the request of Alderman Con-
verse, who will explain to you the object of the
meeting. Ihave the honor to be.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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Byt1e Sh1rtaf gn'- t57lG ID .sken "a 10 aas
Company 1aH
t4ne4i and issue t0ss ali sound nl ha pn pd
negroes ~ nc Table 7 Rates established by She
han the Mates eharF1a e Tie NewRofs and Lon saa wa6u
rr+lre.qta residence ia The south.
i Pr3aa-e ioefrea Annually, and tnu pr5t intr. ana m
avlshlt the tg5 15s #
II the patty has paid ais premiums q iul.
IL California Permits at New York
fable of fAirs an Information ~
IF EIters'vR Trsvsiins Privileges
~ Office hours. A.. Ia bP e.
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OFFICItT,,

40. 6O5.-Rssoiu que lie Contr5leur yende
teneau an ra1ais apre4 as davis be eoutGt pour Ia
Aet'n t' ereeton dun Eins" for Ip4us Place vi
oA ofutmen I'm plan ct s;ra, 4 tsu
u" 'Yst snNs an p4tsnt laehavenru a.
so'saeI W. {. c. CLAIBORNE
-o., FTesdeut ia ColseI DIS Aldermen
t9's"I ~. FkANS. ALPUESTE,
Approve is Il Dss.n,bre 1852. sauna l'iA.n
t'snel A. D. CROssMAS, Ailire.
BUREAU Do CONTRoLEUH
VILE DE- Ia NILE URLKAss, "a Decsiubrs. IsE3
5&ss- Avis est par lie presente dome aue lie
LgNGl liae io1I dc Janyer l5 jntiagat nioa bureau,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

Vaccine lnstute OF boston, Mai7 FRESH RELGA
BILE VACCINE VIRUS. Children aun
office, No 81 ST CHARLES STREET, Dr. MtFARIANES
DRUG STORE Cfrud and PoYir weru Dr.
found 10 TIL " every except Sundays 3,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Co.


JOHN NJ. HILL, Frespiers.
JOS EPti VAULX, Secretary.
w This long established Company, ample
We poh OF its poicigs oontiune to take RIVER SA FIRE
on t most liberal er Agency
ONCE Of PICKETT, PERKINS CO. con,mercipl Exchange,
II. sFless fupf.r 6r1rr Of ppriid
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" y, olG--R6sotH que lie Contr6leur vende
tnean AZ rahals dix ious davis g pou connie H.
Hamilton le prns.r aehsear, lie pour IA construction
" vac , tinps pour s t2utgn.r Nc, Milan
"i' sg"ein'aA7us tnressheea au bureau ya,er.
tsh'l W. e. g. CLAIBORNE,
President dg ias fiHgp.
t9a''l 80. FRANS. ATpUENTE,
- - President du CoHsaIt das As slaBtsl Al t-1osp
Arpouya tg 81 bsttmure, l-54, '
i''s''I A. d cRossNAN, aIai,s.
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MEDICAL CARDS.


\ eYRNE, MRS. Midwife, 1856 Eayudes street
- oPpose the fi5rsa siutioa Nyworitars sspsa J.,
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| Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at public
auction after thirty days notice, to the lowest
bidder, the contract for building guard house
on the property known as Frcseati, On Leyee.
between Louisa and Piety streets, in accordance
with plan and specification on file in the Sur
veyors office
Mr., Burke offered substitute for an ordi
nance establishing Board of Health for the
city OF New Orleans, which, on motion, WAS laid
on the table subject to call
Mr.. Burke offered the following resolutions.
which were read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended
Resolved, That all furniture, fixtures STA
tionery, etc bought by the Police Department
OF the city, or by the Recorders or their clerks
shall be bought by order and under the super
vision Of the Police Committees of the Common
Council
RESOLVED, That permission be, and is hereby.
granted to the Directors and President of The
Lafayette and Pontchartrain Railroad Company
10 cross the embankment or levce on the margin
oi the Draining Canal, under such conditions
anu restrictions as may be imposed hy the Sur
yeyor.
Resolved, That the Lafayette and Poutchar |
tram Railroad Company be allowed to make use
oil the draining machine of the Fourth District |
under such conditions and instructions as NAV |
be agreed upon with the contractor and approy |
cd by tie Surveyor of the city
Mr., Burke offered the following preamble and
resolution, which were read twice and adonted.
the rules being suspended:
Whereas, The late city Of Lafayette granted
Messrs. Paradise, Lawrason & Co, of the CITY of
NeWorleans, per act passed before L. X Kenny,
Notary Public of the Parish Of Jefferson, the ex
elusive use of certain wharf at the foot of 81
Mary street in the city of Lafayette, with the
privilege of erecting warehouse on the public
oattnre; and whereas, the parties now owning
said wharf and warehouse are willing to sur.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY

~ intentionally With he
submit .hS iooviag stasmoBt
Amount o. premiums received f- 1851 ASH "a
AMpuaE Of pEeuinna apon erG ,luy a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

iasafs e tt,.12t l3 .-.e sls y g. %. g., ts
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Try Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
ln gay OF January l5a will adndica at nv office at n
O'Clock NJ the above contract O. DaBUYs Comptroller dec3ltd
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-24
A FUGITIVE HAGAR.

A gentleman from Cincinnati has just related an
incident which is worth recording. Coming up
from Sandusky he observed on the boat cOOrcd
girl or young woman with n little child which was
nearly white. a plainly y-dressed gentleman came
ON board the boat with them. and our friend rather
thought he might be her husbands; for thotgh dark
she was quito pretty. The man white. AT
Maiden, the man went on shore, but the woman re-
maincd on board, till colored citizen of Maiden
asked her if she was not n fugitive slave. She
answered in the affirmative followed him ashore
Our informant observing this, followed them and
inquired the particulars, which she readily related.
She had been the property of young man in Cow
ington, KY, to whom she wife well as slave.
lie was the father of her child, and very kind
to her. lie went to California and left her behind
at CovingtOn. Subsequently he returned, and told
her he was going again to California, dnd should
take her with him. She was little afraid of this
new arrangement. She would willingly remain
with him there; but she would not go to California
willingly. lie threatened to sell her to trader,
but she did not believe he would do it. Il soon
came to her cars however that she had been sold I;
and that her former master preparing to leave
for California, with their child and she was to go
down the river.
Like Eliza Harris, rhc would remain whert she
was cOntcnted, with her child; but like Mrs. Stowe
heroine, she would do and dare anything rather
than be separated from her child. That night she
crossed the river; and here she was now, in a land
undehled by chattel Slavery free woman. II
would not be expedient TO say how she came but
If this paragraph should meet the eye of the Ken
lucky "owner," he may be sure that his lIagar and
her Ishmael are among friends. The pr, Tour in
f0rrtiit) says the child was very beautiful. Perhaps
the chiyalrc Kontuckian, would do well to come
and take up his residence in Canada West with his
wife and child.-DetrOH Democrat
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-24
HENRY WARD BEEcHER ON COLONIAL
TION.

We shall believe more in the desire to do these
mon good in Africa when see some signs oi
Christian benevolence TO them here, when we see
some tasks of Christian enterprise. But until
schools and workshops and farms have been lit
tie more thoroughly tried, until we have @card
ministers teaching their people the fundamental el
emcnts of christian love to the poor and despised
have ministers who dare pray for the liberation
of the slave, and who will not walk out into th'
street to volunteer personal assistance in sending
back to the bottomlcss abyss Of slavery, the msera
bic, trembling Henry Long, we shall not be II
haste to conclude that there is no power in Christi
nnity adequate to do the African good in America
But if Christianity has power to rescue and
elevate the free coorcd man in this land, where il
shines down upon him with perpendicular rays, we
hope ut least that men will have respect for our
sense not to ask to believe that the oblique rays
Of religion, stretching far upon Africa, will
have power to elevate them.
We have respect for frankncss. IL uneasy Chris
tans will walk up TO the matter and say, lit very
annoying to educate these niggcrs ourselves; but
we are willing to give you any amount of money to
take them off to Africa out Of our way, and then
with the long guns of the foreign missionary socie
ty we will pct Christianity at them broad side
we could say at least that we understood what
was meant.