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The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
MOSQUITO MEETINGS.

MOSQUITO MEETINGS.
.ll YpS. wide, Blea. and Bro. Musns. just received
-2 and for sal: 1T KNAPP y REDMONS,
j4ly7 No. 9 Le Claire Row.
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.
I. HE first session Of J. T. WALKERS Day and
Boarding School for young Ladies' in this place,
VIII commence Tuesday tile 5th of July he 1t, at
which time young ladies VIII bs admitted to the Day
School, ahd mas taken iLto the family of the Prii
eip.l. be accommodated, boarders. The
school is in the building occupied in part by the
Rev. Mr. Miles, III: Conner Of Fourth and Perry
Tuition, per session Of five months, half i'll ad-
vance, rs follows
Primary yDepartmenf-lncluding Orthography, Read
ing, Pehmanshir, ,og-phy, Msntai Arithmetic, and
story Of the ULted States, $500
mar, Ancient ,o.raphy, uGdiSsa a r.thmelc, Gram
Setnce, Natural Philosophy, Watts on the Mind, Phys
ioiogs and Botany. 1890
Senior DePartment-Including Uranography. NJ en-
tal and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra, G
try, Logic. Eiemsnts OF Criticism and Evidence OF
Christianity, Sl2,U(
Composition throughout the course.
The Principal wilt be assisted by competent femal,
Tutortss.
!aFenpo.t, June Beth, I653. 43-f
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JosePH T. FALEs. Esq, late Of this city
has been promoted to afifteen hundred dol
lar clerkship in the Patent Office ia
yor eminently Observation-Disclosures Tee
Graph.
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10, 900 fest cubing
n 00O In. Chain:

And other materials to correspond. now on hana ana
n, the es,blishment of tho subscriber, few doors
above Nourses store, in Moline, Ills
.Do's HORATIO G. NOURSE.
June 23d, 1853. ss-u
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LOO Yds. Of
WIRE ScREENERY.

WIRE ScREENERY,
TNRoM No. to No. u mesh from 10 to g inches
i wide, or wider if ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens, for grs mills, all sizcs for Fan
ming Mills, Meat, Milk and Cheese Safes, Cellar Win
dows, with or without frames, (send sise) wire for
braiding sleeves and making BrooIns, &C., DC.
breaking glass aud not shut out light-sn st Chicago
and St. Louis prices.
At the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
Main Street, Moline, Ills June %.
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r DAN AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.-Loans negotiated
Lon commission for those having spare funds-or,
interest allowed to special depositors, by
June 9. leS3-32 L. F. PARKER.
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For Recorder, &c

We are requested to announce GILBERT MekoWA
as an Independent, candidate for the Office of Recorder
SC. at the approaching election.
Mr.. Ep,ros: Please announce Mr.. RI HID. X. AL
LEN as an Independent Candidate for the Office of Re
corder of Scott county at the ensuing August election
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.

TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.
NoU can get your old Tanning Mills repaired TO be
J. nearly US good us new '.for time" by adding
of the new improvements.
New seves furnished, whole set (send size)
Of the kind better adapted TO our grain and foul
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished to I'LL places of broken ones; Mills
painted when required to prot.ct them from the wealth
All done i'll the shortest possible time, ~ tho
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline, Ills.
ALONZO NOuRSE.
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600
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKES,
(somethiLg new out West,) of the latest New York
Premium Pattern.
~ 0 nrranged that you with one horse and man
rake from Is TO e5 of heavy grass in one day.
They the thing to enable you get grass in
time, without SO many hunds. Made IN superior
style the best and toughest timber. Well painted TO
stand the weather, and warranted to be equal to any
now in use, at the Steam Agricultural Depot OF
ALONZO NOURSE,
Main St., Moline, Ills. June s3d, 1859.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

Il HE subscribers constantly making variety OF
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Mill in Mo-
line, and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity oi
good clean linen rags Our cling agent
D. A. Churchill will call OH the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay them IN cash or paper for their
rags. WHEELOCh q fEhGUS.
Moline, June Both, 1854.
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LAND WARRANTS

LAND WARRANTS
G OLD and located for cash, or on credit. Patent
Oguanntied by (June Q, ls53-32l L. F. PARKER.
DEBTS COLLECTED, and proceeds promptly re-
Limited BY June Q, '53-32l L. F. PARKER.
HITY LOTS, Improved Farms, and UnimProved
OLand, for sale by (June 9, '53-32l L. F. PARKER.
TIRE INSURANCE,
Z LIFE INSURANCE,
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
L. ,. PARKER, GENERAL AeRNr, BRADY STREET, DAvEN-
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
D.autiiul Suburban Residence for Sale.

THE handsome dwelling house situated on the banks
Of the Mississippi one mile East Of the City Of Dav
export and anoFding fine view Of the picturesque
scenery of Rock island and the Rapids The house is
10 feet front and 20 feet Deep built Of brick in modern
style in l8l8 The grounds well laid out, stocked
with fruit and ornamental shrubbery. For terms
apply to June 10. COOK SARGENT.
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sTArIoNERY AND BLANK BOOKS.

DY frequent arrivals, the stock Of Paper, Envelopes
ID and General stationery is kept up TO full xssOrt-
ment to which the attention Of the public k requested
July 5, 1858. W. II. HOLMEs q ~.
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ATTORNEY AT Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
sRADr, FIRST DOOR BELOW SECOND ST.,
CONTINUES TO act agent for either buyer sell
Yer in the purchase and sale Of Real Estate. His
system il to charge reasonable commission on all ac-
tua sales-not pocketing the difference between the
seller's ierest and the buyers highest price, Those
having real estate SELL will ind for their interest
70 have Il entered in his books, which open gen.
ersl inspection. "No sale, no charge"
Davenport, June 9, le53-32
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Dissolution Of Partnershi,

HORSE Buggy and Harness for sale. apply TO
Ill June 80. T. -. EADS.
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Un;muroyed Land For Sale.

rnnn Acres in one body unlmprossd land ior safe
lJUU near line of western railroad, cheap tor easa
or on time. For terms apply 10 ,ne
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C. H. ELDRIDGE.
D. C. ELDRIDGE.
Ell D RI DIG E & SON,
ENPORT, IOWA.


Varnis
W
is no orouhe hetOb Goda1
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Unimproved Lands Tor Sa4a.
MANY lots, uninproved land for sale In Scott Conn
l in size to suit purchasers, also Brick and Frame
Houses, and Lots in the city. Apply TO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

trsl ro,ils, snd net hs placed 10 pos.6a sseond-
ary 20 Hannibal and Warsaw, they sheuld open
their ewes 10 whaa Il trsbsplFinE around them.
Il Il true, the oofneAny still make fAlr profss!
sions Of intending 10 nv 70 bald the road some.
tims, but professions without facts, VIII not sal.
ls1y tho public who are Interested, er The leg.
iSlature, From whom they obtninsd THAR charter,
II nothing can, otherwise, be dons, wbuld not
thO interests Of Quincy require, that the prlyl-
ledge Of building the road, 10 Clayton, be
transferred 10 those who will secure the CON
nsoion with what may prove q aaiioNal hof-
Dughfdrt, and which will powerfully Affect the
future dsstinlsS Of Quincy. Intimatlsns have
NEon circulated here, obtained from thnSs coz.
ectsd with the Morgan company, that the above
company would now rather build the road 10
4ClAyton, than 10 Hannibal, II an arrangement
eould be effected granting 10 them the privilege
We give these reports a. we have received them
but II trus, the interests Of oil concerned nigh,
require that, the opportunity be embraced even
present small sacrifice, II necessary thus
having both roads progressing Al once, and thus
ppriips barring forever the Pike Go. road. II
immediate steps are taken, and satisfactory evil
doness are given, by the letting Of the contract
&c., that the road would be built 10 MefodoSia
we urs satisfied that cir county court would
be sustained, IN still subscribing the stock vo
ted, last fall, which has never as yet been call
oil for by the company. But II the whOO mat
fer DO deferred until next spring. events will GER
tAinly have then trhnSpirsd, rendering Uioh ait
OF no avail. We are not ac.uated, In our re-
marks by any hostile feeling towards the Qun
cy Co., but We are emphutically, In for the i'm
mediate completion Of The MertdOsis road. w,
think that the inisrsSls Of those OF the line o
the road Of the city Of Quincy, and Justice 4
the Morgan Co., who have been Oompsllsd I,
extend their road 10 MsrsdOsiu, demand, On thu
part Of tho Quincy company, The most active
exerions 10 complete the road, somehow, with
ont further delays and we intend TO sOtlnuS 4
stir up this sub cot with n long pole, 80 LEM
o. there remains tho shadow Of hope. NJ
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
READ THIslI go
' % THE INTRODUCTION or y y.
FILLEY'S STOVES

Into Northern Missouri, 70 any extent, has been
in the last three years since which time they
have been gradually increasing the manufacture
and sale OF them and although, owing to their
being light and smooth, and something new
sOraS little difficulty attended the sale and use
at first, yet by always making Stoves and Cas-
tlnEs Of The best quality Of Scotch Pig and Mis-.
souri, Mountain Iron, they have proved to
Withstand FIRE better than any other Casting
made In the western country. The furnace
castings and hOllOw'ware particularly, have
been superseded by Il, wherever It las been
broughtinto Use, and always given satisfaction.
Having lived here plumber Of years, and DO.
ing permanently lOOatsd hsre, purchasers oan
rely OH our guarantee az 10 the quality Of the
article sold by us and ~ To the operation OF
our celebrated Prize-P Premium Cook Stove, lust
read tile certificates Of those who have used
them, and are using them now. And another
Vantage . purchaser. will have in buying a
St. Louis stove Of US, he would not only DO
getting a stove made Of the best material in the
werld, but he can at any time get an odd piece
or plate without any charge, by letting us know
that such IL wanted, 40 all our stoves IRE war.
rSntsd, and, In case Of imperGeotiOn, the article
will be promptly made COED 10 the purchaser
which he will not find the case with Cincinnati
ChiougO, Pittsburgh, and Eastern made Stoves
~ you cannot get any odd Pieces. Even Il
they were warranted, Il would DO impossible t
get odd plates from such distance.
We, The undersigned, having used tho St
Louis Stoves manufactured BY u. +. Fillry, nj
st. Louis, and sold by GARTER w. BRYAN
at Hannibal, Mo-, take pleasure In recommend
ing them 10 the public as superior in point o
draft, durability, economy, convenience unC
ease Of regulation, to any stove which wO hav,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
FIELDB SCRAP BOOK ---NeW EdIIIon.I

Literary and Miscellaneous Scrop Book.
HONsis1lNG Of Tales and Anecdotes Blognph.
~ leal, Historical, Pa,rlotie Moral, Religious, and
stntlmth'al Pieces, In Prose aud Poetry. Complied
BY william Fields. Second edition, revised aud i'm.
proved.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
The Footiuth and Highway; or,

TAkpERlN6s of on American In Cheat Britain,
w In 1881 and 81, lIy BENJAMIN Morgan. THIS
volume enbodes the oSst athens O tho auihuF, made
for American journals aud Us no travelled much on
foot differs essentially from those on the Same Soun-
tries, by other writers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
DAGUERREOTYPE
LIKEN ESSES! (. 4.

TpR'tvARD \ LAMBERTs FLOATING DA.
- GU RREAN GALLERY, ID now lying In Bear
Ccr II tls Foot rf Main street, where they will Be
r,dy pud Nlwrys,haply 10 walt upon oil who may
wish To procure Tot themselves
PEuFECT RENESREs.
This Gallery Ia husd up expressly Tor this bu'sl.
ness, win n large Side and sEyhghL Pictures are
taken ,pry rich and In the very best style, aud put
In any style of case, l.oekst, or DreAstpln, Gene ell
who NIall 10 see yourselves most beautifully
COUNTERFEITED, ..
anil coms soen Tor we remain At Hannibal but IsW
days o'ly,
" rlsH skin and experience enable them To- oHsr
rare chance 10 those Whs desire u leNrn the att Of
Datuorreatypiug. (yibdl")
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA mill,

EARNfERs AND MERCHANTS coming to FIae,
i nlbAl with the intention oc selling wheat and buy
ing -FOUR would do we'll 10 call and see uS before sell
Inn or purchasing elsewhere, Remember the big stone
Mil on Bird between Main aud Third streets, Give
uS a cali, A, a. RoBARDS \ SON,
CHs N, d, Our Flour IL sold nowhere eee but sltAS
Mil, Every sack and hOtrol STRANDED with eur name
iSlyiol1 "A,G RoBARpS SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
Barber's Shop.

PETER JOHNSON,
d ESPECTFULLY offers his services TO the
IL public, He keeps the best quality Of rOEors.
and keeps them sharp. lilo will always pay
strict attention 10 cleOnliness and nealness.
He cuts and dresses hair In style that
never ialls to please his customers. AS a
knight OF the scissors and razor he yields to
none In Hannibal, His charges arc rcOsOna'
bly, low. As he intends TO continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes TO have
the patronage OF the citizens of Hannibal
whose we'll known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire to see
everything ON the progressive march.
Ilecolect Il Is tho shop nearest TO Hick-
mans Stove Store, II Is on tho west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. tap.2S.d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

ETAVE associated themselves iegN'hrr f,t 'he
II mposs Of carrying 81 the TAILORING BlSl
MS In ell It's various branches
On Main street one dcoi north Of The Brady House,
and next door IT, G. ", lryAR's Stove Store
They have aud VII keep the best VI Joutnevmon all
az neatly aud ~ lashonnbly a. they knnr how
We viii not say we will beat thu mpu tnoi nnkes the
fashions but viii say they will keep AZ near the pic
iuta Us possible,
NJ Lennon has The largest, best and cheapest stock
Of Cloths, Cashmeres Vestings, TRAININGS aud Sum.
mer Goods, that HANNIBAL ever had the good luck 10
have N II.
Et- Gvs US call gentlemen, yeu Mc bound 10 be
suited In my kind, or quality Of Gods.
hannibal, April %, ISb3-d9n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy

CREEDS without Charity, Thsol6gy without liu
~ mainly, aud PIo'eslanll,m without IhtitnnllYj
With Notes by the Editor Oh the Literature Of Charity,
Population, Pnuperlsm, Political Economy, aud Poo
teslanlisn. The grsA; question Which the book dis
eusses IL, whether thu ChmCh Of this age Is what the
primitive Church was, and whether thrlsiNn-bolh
pastors aud peope-Are doihg theii duty. Our author
believes not and 10 our miud he has mbdr out strong
case. He thinks there Is abundant loom for reform at
The present time and that II Is needed almost as much
az IN the days OF Luther.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
New Scientific Books,

ON RAILROAD CURVES. The
i Field Practice Nr laying out Circular Curves,
ELIET ON THE MISSISSIPPI AND ONO Rlv.
ERsI the PTaetieAbllly Of Improving The NSVi'
b gallon,
RELIGION AND GEOLOGY, by Prof HilsheOokl
new work Of thrilling interest,
READY RECKONER ....
NlNEVAH AND IRIS REMAINS by tAyNrd.
AlIo-TRAVELS IN EGYPT AND PALESrINEl
new work by J, Thompson, NJ. D,
For Ssle at the new Rock Store In Commercial Row.
July l2dlf '.. .'''' DIX, CARAVAN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

Having secured The agency Of them for this city.
This Gtovs possesses advantages over common
stoves, In thickness Of the plate, and improve.
montS in draft, ltis given UP BY all steve
dealers and manufacturers, TO be the best pat.
tern for . descending Aue, Of any stove now
made East or West. u-...
This stove was patented September, 1852,
and wherever they have been used, have given
general satisfaction. This stove weighs some
forty pounds more 10 the number than any ether
stove ever brought to this city. The pl6tss in
them are from ons.half to thres.fOurthS Of an
inch In thickness. No, weighs over 200
pounds. We warrant them, ell against fres
These stoves HAYES Patent Hot Air FMs, which
carries the heat that 10 generated under the fire.
plate down the front part Of the stove, between
tive thick plates to The draft at the bOttOm Of
the stove, thereby adding great heat to bake
with on the bottom, and Tsmsdying that which
has always 6aen fault with stoves 81 q de.
OSeAdinK hus, hOtAlaieRsV @, W, BRYAN
! JAY L. lsCo tANAlr bsf&ah nn.""
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
Cheapest and Best Writing Ink.

r r ERlrrlNGHAM d BRO, are now manu-.
La featuring Black Writing Ink OF Nperlsr QNS'
", which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
cones, or five cents a pint Steel pens may be len
standing In lhsink any length Of time without eOrre'
p s,-AM wASlsAls, tAsy wIll cell 4 At $40 . bar.
IvLS (mSA.aS'd'tll
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
To Country Merchants and Dealers Generally,
D. K. GARMAN,

D. X. CARAVAN, 100, ."
MOULD invite all purchasers Of Books, 70
w call and examine his Stock, which IL aS large
and complete as any in the Western Coun
try. Hs keeps constantly on hand, In
large quantities, School Books, Of every
kind now In uss--Also q full stock of Mis-
cellancous aud Medical Books, Stationery,
Paper, Blank Rocks, Quilts, Ink, Pens,
States, &c,--Togethsr with fine ASSERT
ment Of Elegant Fancy Stationery, such
as has never before been offered In the
West.
All Of which will be sold very low.
d. X. GARMAN,
Wholesale Bookseller and Stullonsr
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal, July 10, ls5Si.d0m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
Th0 Cabin and ParIOri

Thu VWDIM UHU WTIUT
Or, Slaves and Masters complete IN one DuodCemo
Volume Of 500 pages, BY J, Thornton Randolph,
The Christian Observer speaking Of this work says
Il Is "Rep'tte with incidents Of thrilling interest,
Well conceived, ably narrated, and eOnOMs scenes Of
great dramatic pOwer"
"0ns Of the most interesting books we have over
read, A thousand times more truthful than "Unrle
Tom" There will be universal rush Tor iL"-l At.
lNRlA (Ga,) Republican,
"lhn Il Just the work for the times The Incidents
are 80 thrilling that the readers attention hNhd ancr
the peruSal Of The lrst e"r Marlboro (Md
Gazette,
For sale at the New Book stors, by
jyliwN d, K, CARAVAN,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-16
TWO IN HEAVEN.

"You have two c!ildrcn.'' said l. II have
four" was the reply; 1.-TWO on earth, two in
heaven"
There spoke the mother. Still hers. only
gone before Still remembered loved and
cherished by the hearth and at the board =
their places not vet filled: even thonrh their
successors draw life from the same faithful
breast where hcir dyin. heads were pillow
ed.
1.-Two in hcaven"'
Safely housed from storm and tempest no
sickness there; no droopinn head. nor fading
eve. nor weary feet. BY the green pasture
tended by the Good Shepherd, lin.er the lit
tie lambs of the heavenly fold
1.-Two in heaven"
Earth less attractive. Eternity nearer
Invisible cords. drawing the maternal soul
upwards "Stll. small" voiccs.ever Whisper
ing. came : to word-wcarv spirits.
"Twu in heaven
Mother Of angels. walk softly, holy eve,
watch thy footsteps. Chrrnh forms bend tC
lis'en. Keep thy spirit free from earth faint
so shalt thou go to them, though they NAV
not return to thee
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-16
DE NTTSTR \
DR.. n. n. NEWTON,
MnNIrIIIIE. VI.

MN'N | | i-l-li-I'- \
X-GIIp r..;,r.ils,', I've notice Ia ~" 60 z''n'
w Of =: I..r-i'lry :1ll yir.:i'v. lat y" wlli
h, a, the II .In>.ury Hon." t..c i; 81 FEBRUARY
wlcr" h. viii bc haiGy :" attend +" cali IN III pro
i,.~>"n.
All operations necessary for the preservation Of
The, teeth lol!c in 81 neat and durable manner. and
r,,r,n tll, cnrr.ct scientific principles
The. gums ulr,u which depends IN" health and
rr,,.rv:ti.,,i Of The teeth, restored - perfect health
in a rw weeks.
Tech filled with GOLD or I'm foil IN the he,t r"N>i-
he manner: and in operation viii l" undertaken
rl,,'..,, i i ur tn. benefit "i ia" laflcnt.
Patchwork done ~ N.~'"n% f"r'Ii>: 'Ihct
State street. Nou,prli,.r that Will compare with amy
work done III New En@Iai from >in@.e :" I'll! TO q
full set.
All those VIII" are in want "f parts "r iu'l set ct
teeth will find i To- their aivau,:," !" give IL u call
ApNI,E GRATIS, -W'y, r.'''~ns ~"r5"''A
r. Ipr Newton Viii remain IN town f few weeks
Those wishing hi services invited :" call I'M
mciiar"lv. thu saving time ami eXpcm-r. II i .
very common practice tnr I" iclav. 10y which
nm, detained considerable Tim. H''cr">-!rilv =
not "r,iv M l.ut there "h~ which r"qnir" time
to treat successfully.
To- pr Newton will v>i: 81. Jon~hury ia ice
4 wear AMI "i',ncr iide~ircl
. T. pr Newton viii hc at Lyndon Corner. nj
Mr. Clou.lr'~ Hotel. April2o, l>l}.
3 Jan. Ii. 1853. S"stt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-16
LOVE TO CHRIST.

I felt the love Of Jesus swrctcr: for was
happy-So ""rp happy; o, how long to
share my JOY with von wonder what gave
me such delight: it was not anv clear views
OF my interest in Christ On the contrary. I
never stop to inquire TcouIN no' HIN rcioir
mo, and when Satan whispered that he would
get NJ" veil felt no alarm: indeed the Stranr
est thought came into nv mind thought.
well. II am lost wW SIT IN n Garner. and
h'"l nhom .L>.>' and actually felt As if I
could be happy even there. ifI could think
i"r"vcr about Jesus. NV heart bounded Nm
TO him so. Oh. even thouuht loved him
But that is impossible: such cold heart can.
rot love him: but then he loves me Nn-hino
Will ever pcr>usl" me that he does not and
h" loves Won too. Never believe Satan'S lies
~hrn he tells YOU he does not: believe that
Jesus loves Won. and Won muSt rejoice. Oh :,
II the loF have felt for two DAYS were 10 last
a'way. don't tili.:A could STAY on earth
B,,.,,-