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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

he1sving the state, Vel. surh - ih,Ir dis
,;,i.ction that tn will join the pro
v,,y n,-,. f"r -ravcn'i5n.
lfiar de'erii more fpcisd thsn
.s,.Ale ifpm enil sl,,s,ion iisi.,et
s-v. aud YOU co Imagine ihat noi
b strong arli..lssegy -rn.,n,ent
=, .,..., = hill may b. forced through
l.-gi.lsssss. admitting to TIE people
~. .,ion NJ I invention.
1'nra n. question will nnt be submitted
1hr general election ia September. 1879,
,vsr Of u fall votc ani a drica, TO e
A,m.) t"' at y special election called ~
~ we".s after thr pxssage IT the bill.
]; before the people vt la'g. can have
Mud -rs.ood the question. Thus !, May
that second tune. in spite OF tie ma
ity Of the voters Of tie State, y vote
fs eatnNtd IN tav1r Of u Convention
m. Convention called what then |,
l~rs,cs are next elected; and in the gen.
u scramble, the pro slavery iaclion--
mpact, dcteru1nrd. with iulI roucrt, Of
sion Ill over the State, and not ut NIL par
siar as TO means may succeed In elect
= strong body OF delegates. II stu
ointment of the State agnins, intro.
eiag slavery. especially in the mincs.
w. Wv ''""" Wv ,"t, "'o'e' 500
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n, 49,. r,,as a,d N;s.;s
=,
~ w.. is, :; ban, dit If tin who'll.
-, ,.L.. ..i,.., Gov, tim, =" !,
-. sA.,.II.n,r., ,,.h -. ,,,,,.,c man
!, am,, ,.a, ,nd t.l,l,..,.. .+oulJ vol
,,,gy ,hr,,, h,r.,lh' h ,t,r,a 80, ye.rs
.', 49,, ,.u .i..,I,
u ga o,i, c,r Ia, ,,,.
,s, N, t:..l,,, rmpi,e ON the Pacific
4, ~ aY,i =, ~. ,,,.,,.,,,, . ,,,,
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Ir,,y sud =. ..c,,o, state or Individual
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so.,d az M. so.,be,, c,,e,,,,n. This
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

THE psbailArss . = GIs1n *
j sr~p~rtfuiiy I'm ndeiDs ~
velusss u ,his sslastlr ieutn11N r.
on he sist Of Nrpesahse Nd.
II IN SrisnsiAs Anssisonsts ~
sArcsxho.s Tbs essa4sy - ~
s~eouHt Of the vastsn e~ \
i ssjsy. msss sssssuivs -
es'ssls'l.s than ~ 49, js II Is Nd
,....i i:s',:, = ], q E T..
will s~nA u fsas - y II y ~
our regular nies. etnt n 11 1Io -
fe' tho ..s.s lsaesA - 9e1
ten copies ios ~ uaal l ~
sopie. fpr twelve msGS, o lst
! fifteen copies t. tvelvo a1oq 20
dolla,.; twsssy espss ~ ~
twenty .saehe A1liaee ID ID.
sessAsss - wsusssA ssag - sst4
for ssh~rHpaisnA u 5sA
Prsmis.s--Aay prs. sss1I1ij y =
sah-crtt<rr WI b. sattled - = Ct ~
htAesy u fwfslisr ~ 4otan Noe ~,
vpsalshs& 4 suss !ess. tsSie1 - eac1
vslsns n ~ stkikusjo NJ r
~ - mese sanposoo
| f.usrt,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

II. .ANiIW'K. man.f,etnver # TIA.
- Copper, and Sheet Iron, Keeps constantly
on hand = complete assortment Of Tin ware
which h. will sell nj Shreveport prices.
Job " ork done in n superior manner and at
short notice. Gutt.ering done u, short notice,
and cheap
Jan. Is, 1853. n2s-v.
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-, ~ esp,e,s the n. =. Evsnlee
...h,,,hes : )ssssr. n oaes .Iasess and
IN. (rsss . California esrrssposds~A
.,;,sr Il s~srilIy slsrwsed II Tie ~.
II = wsre~essssd secret n,"vsmsns
o,., the Stass California; by which
.,h,,u pro slavery n,-r. Tor both branches
-. Legislator. have been qni.sly fclss~d
an the swc political partirs, 70 thst there
large msj"visy OF sneh ELECTED to tho
-. and - ms"y I" the SENATE, 49, but
~. ola members holding aver, 10 make
..,miey there also. Thus while there 10
| I slilornia large majority II people
!. The free ststrs, aud opposed to snsla>
!, Tho States, Southern :".rig"srs have.
s..nI. by r,nchinstions and concert Of
a., .nrceed-d IN obtaining probably
control Of both Houses Of the .cyisla.
r."
IN. writer porsrsys the f''gh.fM "plo.
(ollows:
r. mi. Stat~ the cousties inhabited by
..,lye Cslifornisns. tb.ing those lying
~ Of this city) conceiving thense!ve.
,,,sved bv thu details Of the State gov
Ssent--sspecial'y by the heavy taxu,ion
- deeply di.c"ntrntsd and strenuous
sfsrm. This. they hope I" obtain,
e~eh the medium OF convention l." re
ihs Con.titusn,a. either ny \ division
he State, os some alteration ot the obs
,,,op. constitutional PROVISIONS These
nutiss arr almost 10 n man. "rpos, d to
Having the state, vet. such Is their dis
d.iacton that IN will join the pr,
,e,v n,...' f"r y ~~fvr','i5a.
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alO REWARD.

Jan. Is. 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
NTEW ADyERTIsENENT--Let every body
" READ n, ReNy
NO l.
r.. r. r.

/ NO, /,
/ r. r. r. S5u=
I R.fDW WY, s. REfDY RELIEF
- aSFSaa & Il FEN 5oNBs
5ss s lat ntsp TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS MINUTES OF
asii 1Si;fAss on Rs1 n fES
| ,..,.... INTERVAL AND EXTERNAL,
.inr giving instant 10 he
| TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
| ORLEANS =
Wy k5is!'slP ss
FREE iS F. FIVE & XII
1T It HAS CURED,
e SaEE s4s1s 2 q r6 81 hd a55HsDasD
S5S5Szs|;s 5S$ss srs..
+5zsH1 \ s5EEH=s ssESgg4Fas
S@EE Hhs9IT Il s s5Sf 1 Msg4Es.
ssSSEHSSf sEFE SH5 sfsss Es
aah q si1iE Shs,s
'4e ap'e. y ours mo ''s Hsk HBADAcuE w.
RkAR 3 sf5 NV sdE sgo p. THE aosT
aseas aad aweaien the asoas and
n,.,,'a = PREVENTION,
resh a aau %sFsss 81 rsfs
3 Il p 4. NJ w.... =, ,.,,,,,
body ss ssk aa4 nsng %a, H. F1ss
reyen disease and nsalsnF
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
PASF6 bscRGEs i lsoass sshpX
the ;host distressing disobarg md will
remove the - va 'gsestts
NEURALGIA
P4IY STGPPEDz IYsgd yTLF
RhpWAY'b READY RELIEF poRseSsas an ainost
f. W minutes the expesaces e
sgs q departing pain has cured cases The civ n
door Tho READY RELIEF a a. e 5sh
y strengthen the hystn supply the sryse with
pains. W 'Aeheisoas
RHEUMATISM.
fAfRS RELlERED IN FEFE MINUTES.
RADRAfs READY RELIEF wlletop ssvee and eYcrurstp.
pans 81 kheunia.tsm almost instantly. Persons are iyn In
VINO Tor months, confined 20 their Rheumatic Pains
bones gnsaun from toe, joints distorted VIII
,hs use ei ADWAfs READY RELIEF this Ia the ma
thousands ia tho city hewYork lii handTeas 81 n
unitsd ssHs he This naa nn
Of RAILWAYS hs sg -, pLese he eli
oWh4n ina GntoH the last
CHILL FEVER
cHlELs STOPPED IN 4 FEIY AYHUTEs-pATg sFE{FvF1
IHsYANYLR. ~
RELIEF like charm in siicases otchiIl,
es VIVA healh and strength OF Tho
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
feel PAIN Apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
atestlhe IN the Liver Kidneys Bowels JOINTS Bones Nv W.,
s ApY either internally applied ertsrsalv w,
RAILWAY & 60, ls2 Fulton otrest Ma yyort
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT Co. ISL Chartres greet. Ne Ol3sn,
ray 4 Co. apslesa. " S"
IEnTI oA 90
. 50
s sq Psy e., sa Magazine stree spe ~ ~
Az ot 8 a t.,.or "a nW1Ys sEapYaRllEF, mb,,Iv.w
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COUNTERFEITs .fBOt{NDyt n
AL other falsely named PAIN EXTR ACTORS ara C,sntt, :
pALLETs Tee worthless ahb s5fa tss IL
opf nffe they hsy iutfCe the pghla to believe III
Seas ~ vr'aas 0! lhs geaaEs sres Buy 6uf
AIf6%n I9 the PECGLtkR MARKS EF3x Te an
n!SEt a9Li DESERVE THAT TUE NAaE, I'll A M a.
WRifsFEN WITH a FES, DIFFERENT CciGRF9 IN q .
qaG ES.y ELoPE OF EACH BON. And THAT NO riisR -
~ Gerrrs Dag. United sEas4a ~ssr4 al .s4
HtA os Ek'iaP"y sI5fGtFI 4s5Ig II, uAAtl e Co,
& ais BROADWAY Ss@- 46fS
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CHARITIES STREET., sew3rleaEq
/" heIe mi Dealers Ia tss SlsB MA
hisslPPi khStGGRI lsd IFNESS Agd Tho u
u he State Of MISSOURI, he promptly sapn3isa 80.
aaaosm General 'sri s.-g =, ~, ,sij t,,,,,.
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u A, FAHNEsToCK,s VERMIFUGE-

EVs From MI John EIeFrlcrd, Mail Contractor Tenn.
lessra u a. Fahnestock the benefit of
others take pleasure testfyiug Qualities OF nr
Netmnse About ten years ago @ called to y
nrlehd officer the Banks
1t then standard artte having used in s y very
satisfactory results BY his advice vial
who had anti then been feeble and subject frequent
ekneas The Nenage expelled worms and the
child gradually good have since used il
regularly in family the ailments generally
with good effect When unwe the youngest win r
"Ferrliugeih n
One remarkable IN the family relation, mention
IN ne child wa about vnf Of had always beer
puhy often attacked with
nearly lost the use 81 he lower estremite
Of your Nemiug9 n the and LEFT the half Of vial which
child passed bulk LARGE WoR&sth noer not
short m0 the
ceased ana health began improve. When lila she
was WES and eniayh perfect henlthi Ts recovery
Matre4shoc, Tenn, June %, JOHN liERRlFoRD,
III Sold by all the principal Druggists Orleans aud country
netohhhts AenefhlY ianA W.T.
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
- 1B1 ORARTRESsTREET- WRIGHT co lad
V and nnrrGled every their have ayt
t ne paprtstors aud Of all the genuine popular
ts Throughout tho uuiied States, ksp
VAN issh and ample aarerten Al rates bet the
W th they enabled 10 eHr fer the
an which be found IN hiso
city Having Ind many the
ssa o. Patent sunea they have conducting
ca the most liberal sca
e AZ priceB exceedingly ow
Nil % pef cengd hsnyssten either whoie-
AT ~ found full 81
e MEDICINES INV following comprises
and be furnished
% twenty to twenty-five anpace
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ETC

l
! GDaInprI9ss r|,,I1,,E,
N'IsoolleltAo, Liquors., EiCI
rpIIIrs ~.
ORANGES. LEMONS pAlsfys ,t,,3xns
e 81 515P %Al .ss PEeASs PEA nuts
CANTON aiNaE RI e.. = AFf sSt''
: e sa " q: :. COCHRAN CO., 9 TshOnptopas
a ALD NHlskY-4o bbls. Old Roanoke, in
= sots ~ iss 7ts Y :: WOLFF n Camp street tI4
sl4ARET-sQo cases IN store and landing, for
| - s''s Y y WOLFE . Camp street iei
hEMlJotl&s-1SQo assorted sizes, for sale by
- = n i , zs.w WOLFF, q Camp street
sIN-ls0 cases Holland Gin, in glass Jugs,
~ Tor tate y S WOLFE, % CAM street. tsil
BRANDY GllERRtEs--i5 cases for sale, 10
= > g e .srm-l V $ WOLFF 81 cap street. MA
h l4iis ~ Ito boxes Grape Leaf brand,
isl4.-. I = s..S&olrE. % Camp street
gENTs BOSTON WATER CRACKERS
y sss 'or aets s I'll os y B. WINSTON a0 street
"A PfLE. BRANDY Half barrels at a low
: y ls4s ~ s.ts v !. s"NsIoN eo15 Gragiet street
o s,1aQ l1Al ElE WHISKY --22 hlf bbls
- ss's1' ~ ee !. T.. WESTON a1t: erayer street.
q ,o 5,i, siAEa--tor sale by
Ma ista VI E: WINSTON, e1}6 =G,evisr sstsct.
a sI1, ~ u - kits No. and few half
~ 7, = WINSTON WHIST, ee,z erayteE slsset.
9 81 1E.AI-At Eastern prices for sale by
DEFF ToNGe,zs@, 49, 49, $50 - ''.,s's. .sss5
I'D ~ rRwaSSfd1s, ID ss's S:t tass y strse
PIN ~. at7--t ntlerMood,s in half bbls., for
AVN nm ,;, - .'5's1sf =1tsse s'i4
4 . anD= IL h1is. Lees brand, landing
rxAMITy pEar r,.ie,,7, 's'f
H. bhisnt a. ~ ~ " y =, 3is ~ ~ -, quarter
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RlDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT A. -
rAsT Eesp aa9 the celebrates ebeEWATsp
ss % BH sSan y IAN n d d s p p
ain hs ioand superior fa known swae all Which,
depgSt sc pamphlet which can besSfP9n Of
hsvs Agents d, ~ bosER r ae CO. = sh%
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AaALLEYls MAGICAL rAll EXTRACTOR. :.

| n VALLEYS MAGICAL pAla EXTRACTOR. :
osla Il a.s
A@Gs &c f tsl a ss 35s @
81 tfs S @
ntR a H. sss Z ,Ds s
gsSsiss n, 4 M, r,s
s@s
siSf tSs sossis re- EXTRACTOR
.ssss p9s s ss as II sS
tIg-l.sae psrfeetiy al do hetaf
S 3S be- & ss
ss s. %u It ~ ssiss.
ssu ~ o. ~ value from The housn our possss'oa
bs erred y &c ES4s ia % ss1 fEs ss
| removes At ense the een and soreness
mi, 19ap ssFst q a,on comfy and CITY q cssta
S ssf 5 H. iGns a a s's v~ a Sss
%i, ap
$S
sss e ~ h
3!s l@A' ~ 'A' John @ltlixas
s~ .1+e'' y moan III
did s' vi ,s?sss s ss s &c s.s
4nt and completely
tva.as. Ahs IN My $50 Jassoa
sa siss'' f si sss S
.ss a ss sa ss.s "a "
mouth we s9ysad viz so,ss ,s
Ia the nssr or doal a0d
Try DALLRY's PAIN 6rRAcroR
as 5a sssss a s s Il
@ tssS a. son ea s 4 ag. in %sSs S
ae e9 TX now strong eys ana have been
r.s..s SALT RHEuM, ss,'N 'sA-''''
Ts s sss v s ss,s as I'D for w
sntey
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

E On motion of Mr.. Latour, theresolutions rela-
tive to sundry resolutions concerning the yepe-
table Market of the Second District, presented
by him on the 2sth of January last, were made
the special order of the day for the next meet
ing, at 81 o'clock P. NJ
And On motion Of Mr.: Nixen, the Board ad-
iourned to Monday next, the 2lst inst. at six
O'Clock u ": MALTER II. PETERS. See.y
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NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES
~ SIS bbls. RoSiS-L4rge .Is;
166 bills PITCH
100 bbs SPIRITS TURPEsTtNE t.ME
No. schooner Admra BLAKE landing sale low, m
'sas' Al pElAGRAvE q CO. II MasasiHIs ,srsst
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554' bull'es
PILLS.
Chiekner's sugnr -coatad Purgssiy,
Parr's Life,
Moilatt'e Life, 544IEs&=5' }.4@"
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygaisn, n :.
Lee's New London,
Gcoper'a, r. ,aa@.53 -.
| Alierson's,
Wistar's Gentle purgatiye, 2a'
Hiboard's Anti bilious Family, =
swayne's sanative, KS
itetrick's Sugar-roated, M-5... H..
.sappingtonis Fever aud Angus,
Coyel,s Rheumatic, NJ
Graefft nberg,
sneneet'h Vegetable, & 4&S7
Winer'a Chamomile,
Peralan, E4" E
AllehaRis' Health, @-. .g...z-
A!lehaais' hg'ie, II
Evans' ChHnionIile, m0. 0.@z N5--.. 4
Vandtz's Anti-biiious,
Ipgoldby's Pile, a-7@sa
Jayne's Agus, -
Halsay'H Gold. 4&$
COUGH REMEDIES. A.
Sherman'b BGleam, Y
Bachau'a Hungarian, IN 5z5-5
Dr.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Wtner's Glecampane: s@s
WlEtar's Balsatn,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
jayne's Expectorant,
pnnraa's Expeetorant, =
Bartholomew q Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayue's Syrup Wild Cherry, W
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pnlaontc Syrup,
Taylor's BaLsAu LiYsrwott.
e y! BfTI,EHs.
MoHat's PhmnIx,
Hibbaf6 Is Wild Cherry,
WA MS Woods Wild Cherry, By.
~ Btakeis Aromatic,
#% .GT@z iierrirk's. z@
eAHACEAB.
swRiu's, 75S5 ,.Is5a65.
Rouck's,
iaullsn's Indian Vegetable.
OINTMENT AND sALEES.
Dall9y's Magical Pain Eitfaclor,
~ Ba~l4s's Vegetable, XIV
Otto Of Rose Lip,
AtlebAsis's Bl ,kao
Tousey's Master OF Pain,
Conklin, #8 355'8sg ".ss ,
Buffers Tet.sr,
MrAlistsr's Vegetable,
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrisou's Specific.
.@8..E TONES. @. 5M.ga y
Rowand's improved Ali1ture,
s. Southern MIXTURE, 9@tS
.=M NonIs's AliItare,
Jayne's Hair,
Fox'a Gyprian Hair, s..--4. ~
East iadin, "a =f|
q. A. Van Eaatta, @5. 5%5.5
Wynspop s,
II. g-==- Bailey'a. "a.
w All articles il the Medicine /
will be supplied on equally faYcrabl
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laosequsntly ~ motion of Ars Watkins pre-
I 4nSied, nj ~ Ut tion vas hid on the table
Mrs SGmmsrs agked leave To withdraw sast
y pstisSun, Whtch was not granted:
ii a retitdcn 81 Gosgrove & Boyle, setting forth
list they pure hAsed and are entitled to the con
<<aht fSr tafnishing the city with hose, was read
~ lai4 u TIE table on motion Of Mr. Leeds,
sfy Gomnittes having been lost.
IA letter from WI. NJ. Vaught, Recorder Of the
4 GAFtsr, tn attending ali inquest BY his order.
aying bsen read,
MI Andrews moved that the same be paid,
y Which motion was lost BY the following vote
Yeos- 4sssTs, Andrews, Derbes, Eustis, La
soar, Philhrick Htetsons Sykes, Watkins and
9its~
.Neys The President, Dr., A1puente; Messrs.
Hxiley, Bnrthe, Hermann, Leeds, Nixon, Place,
4 9kAW, Summers and Willson-l0
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il petition Of I. Vannuchi, to exhibit his ak
Ststnsry free Of license, was read and laid on
~ table, on molten Of Mr., Burthe.
Al invitation from G. f. Fisher to the Board,
to attend hi exhibition Of his painting Of the
Battle Of New0rieans, was read and accepted.
I'd A petition from Thomas Duffy, contractor,
representing that a certificate issued to him by
The Surveyor hos been lost, and asking for q
duplicate, having been read,
Mr.. Watkins offered the following, and the
rules being suspended. it was adopted \:
Resolved, That the Surveyor issue to Thomas
Duffy : duplicate certificate for work done by
him, TO replace the one lost or mislaid
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Work house during the month Of January last,
| and one thousand dollars for lumber. iron,
hardware, etc, used during the same period
The yeas and nays being called On the adop.
ton of the above resolution, it was 1lnanimo,,slv
I annntad
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The effsae a ne Atm bA diaeaae
we knh II hgrt0ss and that tb
nent fail ar tbs pSftnsG. D1sF pFagonta HI
Of kseIa; ~ r. 'S't ~
IEs will esrsiy at tgr. DALLEYis MAGICAL p&It
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples .n reatfuliy fe6nis,
those WHO GY ae t7at Ta6s diFtTyssig A
q most yaaatie arsi l.. rf{tI,E III ~ ~
Albany AptA 1875. MARY Stlt3Eby
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-10-27
& lnAer Story.

We are indebted to a gentleman Of
good standing, residing in Forks township
for the following statement of singular
case that has caused some excitement in
Bushkil township. 1t should have been
published last week, but came too late for
insertion.
On Wednesday evening, the 28th of
September Miss Elizabeth Linn, daugh-
ter of Philip Linn, Of BushkilI township,
left the house of David Kneoht, where she
had been topping corn during the day;
and stopped On her way at the house of
Simon Knecht, to receive her pay for
work she had done for him and then star
ted for her home. She did not get home
that night however, and the next morning
the whole neighborhood turned out to
search for her. At late hour in the af-
ternoon she was found in the woods, lying
in a sensclcss condition, quite stupid and
speechless. She was taken home and has
remained speechless to this time, although
her consciousness has returned When
asked whether she could write, she nod
ded in the affirmative, \ slate was Civ
en- her and she wrote the following lines:
"Nhen | started from Simon Knecht's
for home, l got in the woods above the
Apple Mill, where | was wbirled three
times round, then l fell. How long Il
laid there | don't know. Then | got up
and started for home, but l got on the
wrong road and where travelled the
Lord only knows
Our informan! says: "On the 81 of Oc-
tober l was there myself-she was in the
same condition-appeared sensible. but
could not speak. ."-EttStoa Areps.
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gent and well informed; they were inter-
ested in the literature Of the day, and
their conversation was characterized by
good sense, discrimination and refined
taste. He never saw any indication OF
want of character or delicacy of feeling
in them lie was much attracted by them,
and for some time visited them very fire.
quently. He then discontinued his init
macy and called on them only at long in
teryals, till at length one Of the girls asked
him why he did not come as often as lie
had formerly done. He frankly replied
that he had found their society so fascln-
ating to him, that he had thought it best
to restrict himself in the enjoyment of it,
lest it should become necessary to his
general plans Of life, and the feelings of
his friends, he could not permit himself
to hope to be united to one of them, ac-
cording to the usual custom with their
class. The young woman appeared pain
ted, but not at all offended, and acknowl-
ed the propriety and good sense of his
resolution | afterwards was introduced
to two Of the young women of the family
in a public place, and had moments
conversation with them, without at all
suspecting, until 1 was afterwards in
formed, that they were not respectable
white ladies' l shall have occasion to
speak further Of the condition of the free
people of color in Louisiana, as they con-
stitute larger proportion of the popula-
ton than in any other State, and their
social position is peculiar.
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blessed to all your souls"

blessed to all your souls"
"The man conducted the clergyman
until he was past the dark narrow street,
and could find his way easily to his home;
where he returned with sensations of as
toRishment at the strange and almost ro-
mantle scene he had witnessed-it almost
appeared to him like a dream; but bless
ing God for sending him as his messenger
to declare the Gospel to that poor sinner,
to bind up his broken heart, and proclaim
liberty to this wretched bond-slave Of
Satan.
What an important testimony does
this afford to the efficacy of Gods word,
when applied to the heart by the Holy
Spirit.
The word of God was in this case
"quick and powerful; it was sharper
than any two-edg ged sword; it pierced even
to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit;
and was a discerner of the thoughts and
intents of the heart" (Heb. iv. 12;) like
what was said of the Samaritan woman,
it "told this robber all that ever he did"
This is no fictitious narrative; it is truth,
however romantic it may seem; and ali!
how does it speak in awful languages to
those who would keep the Scriptures from
the people. Had this robber wandered
into Popish chapel, would the idolatrous
worship there practiced have benefited
his soul? If he had sent for a priest,
would the oil of extreme JUNCTION, ap
piled to his body, have brought relief to
his wounded spirit, smarting under a
sense of accumulated and unpardoned
guilt? Oh, no. it might have given a
false peace, like supplying draught ad-
ministered by an unskilful hand to pa
tient in deadly malady; but the peace
of God can only be enjoyed by those who,
relying on the merits of crucifed Saw
our alone, know that thier sins are par
doned through his most precious blood
(Romans iii. "a
Deader, if you have not already obtain
ed this pardon, and felt its peace, you
need it as much as this poor robber. 0
seek it "while it is called to-day" (Heb.
iii. l3) "Him that cometh unto me-"
said the blessed Jesus, 81 will in nowise
cast out" John vi. 27.)- L0nclon
Ffieud2Y Visitor.