The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-01-13

BuELL g. BLANCHARD, PRINTERS,
seth Street few doors south of Penn. Avenue
WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
For the National Era.
story OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
BY CATHARINE LEDYARD.
CHAP. VIII-Continued.
who have never passed through sor-
whom God is but the Bountiful Giver,
,reat Preserver cannot love Him as they
whom he has revealed himself the Com
ar and Healer. Happiness hardens the
II. grief softsns and sanctifes it. Did
isl appear more lovely to that young man
had great possessions or to the sorrowing
v,ou,an Who " ashed his feet with her tears,
and wiped them with the hairs of her head
The reconciliation with her Heavenly Father
made Grace vet more anxious for the forgive
mess of her parents. Putting aside all the re-
sentiment and pride which had hitherto come
between them, she wrote freely of her errors
and her repentance, of her sorrows and her
new.ound Joy When the letter was des-
\ Matched she was calmer than for long time
nreyious. and awaited the reply without impa-
tencc, though with much of hope.
She was sitting one morning, trying to
frame some plan of usefulness she did not
G,l It her duty only to watch and pray,n but
labor as we'll The subject that
Ner mind was the reformation
The longed to do him some
difficult to benefit him in
rarely with her. He hated
18th its old furniture and
lated the sight of Grace's
'atures he hated the quiet
d air, which i'll health and
On her. She knew these
solved to be cheerful, and make
home as attractive as possible
IS very little encouragement; she had
rms for him now; still it was her duty
"A lady and gentleman want to see YOU.
ma am" said the little errand-girl of the estab.
lshment appearing at the door
Visitors were very unusual with Grace. and
she wondered who these were "Oh if it
only could S1l be- shS sSca aa scShaer @
from the pulpits of New England villages n
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Of Lor. W Paine Written nv himself Bel
Marsh, Publisher, rs Cornhll Boston.
The author of this little book suffered 81,
wears Imprisonment in Georgia. for aiding tn
escane Of q slave from that State II 10
nlain. earnest story and demonstrates anew
the terrible wrongs of slavery.
IHE NEW highlander Tor November
10 our toble. and tho nrosart 10 ON ,,nrs,oIl,
interesting number. Il contains Question anG
Answer Yicarious RELIGION Life and I.etter
..N,.e,br rt- DENT t,',,.,l st4;tra. .,t
r.. ls..,s gr ,na Afsd..r Dr.r.s.i.n.- ,h,. :,
.ct pr5tawr .,a a..s ......,,s.t,,. ,.t,
E.,Grr I,tsvet.,,., ~ Slo,r..,.. l.1.- p..t..,
Wortou; jaime, /. h,n..lsv Tbis Io.t 70
commemorative address delivered in tho cba e
Of Yale College. bv Prof Thatcher and 10 !
most eloquent tribute,
pn,I. Nv, =, aAnI NJ, Vol, ,,rars O. y, ana III
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cu DIV . 'on'ains 'our me steer engraving
A",nsVohS f'ouSe at mount vernon En-
psn '"' Iap0 i'oin anu Maskeo
rra,o 'no op0," i'Vu'e III rar's ne nrst
ions:-. a,,s,'l :, " 0'"'''o ye' ooinPre-
II, "''' 'Ae'0l Vi inc character and career OF
','" '"o pen Vi horace greeley
fSf'S ana ~ contain, each, four handsome
.. 'Ao'"i''io' VI hiS'oric IT,
The sHEkINAH for Novemhsr Va, 9No,
~ wi 'o'e'hoer VOL NO l.
them, we notice the Personal Experience Of
Judge Edmonds ne New York with tho NOM
lar phenomena of Snir;tuay Man;festo t;nns
Probably the most interesting article in This
number is the frst entitled Iosbno ~. Co..
Inc most striking feature is Its
the oot; d;,;.:, Cr. -, 'a'
uiSin'y OF all humanity. 1t is argued that God
Is not Trinity, but multitudinitp as it
~ere-eyery man being receptacle of God in
proportion Commensurate with the truthful
r 4
n''' Vi MS lie; that Gods most wonderful and
tha ; comprehensive revelation of Himself is IN
. tne individual consciousness of every human
49, s u" none, however lowly, however I'd pill,
noiy SPIRIT and that in this fact ia aorono,Aa
ted Cbrist's idenitv w;,h H. 49,
EQUALITY ,:.l WIN '"' i"oe' ""u 'ho raoes
'f'""'y with him.
Inuabsm N Or, the S Wizard of the Sea ByJ. II.
sale bv Shi,,;0 new iIfs Dewitt Davenport. For
DC. w. fA avenue Washington
sr., ' OooA attained a wide popularity at its
-H,Vug 'he BEST OF Its author, and abounds in
striking contrasts, startling incident .na
graphic description
By tn nsSI n ON the FUeIrIvE SLAVE Aor"