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Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

TULLIEN's MUSlC.-The subscriber has
81 Just received further supply OF Jollie's edi
tion of Jullien's Music for the Million"
w. G. ZANTZINGER,
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

GADsBY's HOTEL, October 81, 1853.
have been using Kidder's Regulator in my ho-
tel for the last six weeks, and during that time !
am confiden, have saved in money twenty-five
per cent. over the amount paid for the same time
last year, and believe my light is quite good as
before using it. and do feel confident that it is a
decided saving to the consumers of gas.
w. GADsBY
For sale, solely, by the appointed agont
E. M. bOTELER.
Mar 2S-eod3m Intel. cod 2w.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

THE BELLIGERENT POwERs.-Just
III published in the highest style of tinted h,ho-
graphy. a print representing faithful Portraits Of
the European Sovcrcigns connected with the pre-
sent Russian war. On sale at
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Apr IL Bookstore, near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23
ROUTE or THE PACIFIC,

HENTRAL ROUTE or THE PACIFIC,
~ from the Valley Of the Mississippi to Cafor-
MA: Journal of the Expedition of E. F. Beale,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in California, and
Gwinn Parris Heap from Missouri to California,
in 1853, bv Gwinn Harris Heap.
The Wntor Lodge or Vow Fulfilled an his
torical novel, the sequel to Simon X. Kenton, by
James Weir.
Just received and for sale at the Bookstore of
H. FARNHAM,
Corner Of llth street and Penn. avenue.
Mar 80
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23
RECOMMENDATIONS.

U. S. Navy YARD, GosPoRT, VA,
January 90, 1854.
To C. Il. Damod, President ~. j. Zinc Co, " Z.
SIR: A series of experiments conducted by me,
with the utmost care, during the past three years,
upon all the various paints and artificial prepara-
tons for the preservation Of timber, have led me
to the important discovery that .the White Zinc
Paint, manufactured by the New Jersey Zinc Com
ravages of the marine worm, and the formation OF
barnacles, whilst no other paint or preparation OF
any kind combines the same protective effect.
am now preparing full report on this impor-
tant subject to the Bureaus of Yards and Docks, at
Washington, and shall send with il complete Sc
ries of specimens of wood anG metal plates, which
were covered with the different paints and pre-
paratons, and then exposed alike for an entire
season, in salt water, opposite this navy yard all
of which illustrates. in the most striking manner,
the invaluable qualities and decided superiority oi
your White Zinc Paint over all other kinds OF
paints, especially for marine purposes
You are at liberty TO give full publicity to the
above stated facts, which are OF too much impor-
tance 10 be kept from the naval and commercial
world. | am respectfully your obedient servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector U. 8. Navy Yard Gosport, Va.
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. AND LIVERPOOL U. S.
MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Jan, 81, 1854.
The steamers Of this company exclusively
the Zinc Paint manufactured by the New Jersey
Zinc Company, experience having proved its de-
cded superiority over all other paints.
EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent.
Apr 7-eo1m
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

NOTICE.--Appiicati Will be made tor
In duplicate land warrant, issued March 29th
1853, being No. 493S2, for eighty (S0) acres OF
land, in favor Of Thomas G. Riley, for services
rendered in South Carolina militia, Florida war
1885, the original warrant having been lost in
Washington. JOSIAH JOHNSON.
Mar Il-law6w
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

YEHE BARCLAYS OF BOSTON; by
u Mrs. Harrison Cray Otis. New edition.
Just received at
TAYLOR tE MAURYS
Mar 23 Bookstore, near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

WASHINGTON. March III, 1854.
have been using Kidders Gas Regulators in
my billiard rooms, al the northeast of Penn
syvania avenue and Thirteenth street, and also
in my house, next door 10 the union printing Of
fee. The Regulators operate finely, and in point
Of economy have saved by il at least twenty-five
per cent. on the quantity of gas consumed.
G. w. FLINT.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

a CHILD,s HISTORY OF ENGLAND; ;
~ by Charles Dickens, Volume I'd.
just received at
TAYLOR & MAURYS,
.i bookstore near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23
TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.
GAS REGULATOR

IN B1TELEh, sole agent for the city and
Georgetown, respectfully calls the attention Of the
consumers of gas TO the following certificates.
This article can be seen al G. w. Botelers store,
Iron Hail. where orders may be left Also at
J. Buckley u Co.'S store, in Georgetown:
WAsHINGToN March Ia, 1854.
We have had KiddeE's Gas Regulator in use in
our respective stores for several months past and
take pleasure in recommending it TO the gas con-
Stunning public as accomplishing perfectly the ends
for whicht was designed. II regulates the burn
ing of the gas, and with as good light saves us
handsome percentage upon our monthly bills.
r. B. HALL, Th street, near |,
I. G. MCINTYRE, corner 7h and SITS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23
MisfeIIamfans.
DIT. MoRsEs

INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A Phenomenon I'm Medicinc.-Health Re-
stored and Life Lengthened, BY DR.. Norse's
InyigOrating Elixir or Cordial.
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lgrosltill of .Cs.;,,.les,o,,,

We lsaye frequently heardit stated Of
late, that the Small Pox was in Charleston
and have been called upon for information
on the subject. In thercport Of the Board
of Health of the city for the week ending
December the disHase is not men
toned and The only reliable notice of it,
that has come TO our sight is in the 1ler-
curry of Saturday, which in an article on its
prevalence North, says; "TIcrc have been
some cases ofvariolojd, miligatcd form
of the disease, in this city during the sum
mcr and autumn, but only on case term
mated fatally.''szr
'1n!ier this Nc. Should not hesitate to visit
Charleston.
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ames when his fat!,cr disappeared

james when his father disappeared. 3
Closing his hand eonvulsivcly on the
strangely gotten coin the iinebfiate,
turned from the preacher, and seem
cd that every eye in the crowded audi
tory met his staring vision. In tan in
slant he was sober, and realizing sense
of his painfully peculiar position f;,s-
tened upon him. lie did not rush or
walk as one upon whom ! remorsc
rested Il burden too heavy totbc borne.
He walked Immediately to his board
ing house; and still holding in his hand
the money which The preacher had
given him he kncelcd. and feTvcntly
vowed as he valued the memory of
his departed mother, never again to
''touch, taste, or handle the accurscd
thing which, in the hour Of Squire
Johnson's disgrace, she had told him
was "tho elixir Of misery"
When he rose from his kncss his
face was wet with tears; the preachers
coin burned his>hand, and fell from
it as it had been red hot. 1t laid
where it fell, and Charles Merwin
walked his room awceping pcnitent.
There was q knock ut his door. and
the Rev. James Johnson entered and
and grasped his, hand. lie saw the
coin upon the floor, and said, ''l'lanE,
the Lord for that strange interruption
lntmy pulpit TO day."
The ydung men knceled together
and prayed together; and when they
arose Charles Mcrwin was so changed
a man that his friend having take nI
the half dollor and offered it to him l,c
received it, saying. "a moment ago it
burned my hand rs if it had been ia
coal from the fires of the bottomlcSs
pit: now ! can hold it, and vow that ]
will keep it. will never be tempted
while have it,"
Charles Mcrwinis now n lcadin. cd
itor in an Eastern city; forward in all
true reforms; c%crtiug y wide AID hap
py imtluncc. lie wiilncvcr violate til,
hot vow is mothers memory.
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Tgr. S. s.. Su;o,n,Ous.

Many OF our citizens will learn with re-
gret that this gentleman is about taking
his departure, having been appointed Chief
Engineer on the Chcraw and Darlington
Railroad. Mr. Solomons by'his attention
10 business and courteous and oblging
manners, whilst acting rs assistant en-
ginecr on The Wilmington and Manchcs-s
ter road has made for himself many warm
friends in this community. In another
column will be an account Ola meeting of
the operatives oil .the'lVimington aud Man
chester Railroad and some complimentary
resolutions to the retiring officer.
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For The Sumfer banner.
ThOn art Forgotten!

There's not n flower to mark the place 4,
Where you and once roved;
There'sI OF Il voice to tell the tale,
That you We're once BELOVED.
You arc forgotten; you whose voice;
Fell s%cctly OH mine ear;
Who used TO sit and chant the songs
so much loved to hear.
There's not trace upon thy brow,
Orpicturc on the wall,
That can one thought of how we loved,
From the dim past recall.
There's no, path within the wood,
That once we used to tread:
That ecr recalls thine image now,
For memory is dead.
'Tis e'eh forgot how many showers
Hath fell on you and me;
And how oft we've taken shelter
Beneath that old oak tree.
Not e'en tho friends who used TO sit
Beside the cheerful blaze,
Could tell the love, that once held
For thee in olher days.
In latter years l've mingled with
The tickle and the gay,
From each fond memory Of thee,
{ Icoldly turn away.
Columbia, Dec. 81, 1853.
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WILMINGTON ;tiiN fa:iI,t:Gl as.
Ter ES. H, -.

F'roahand after this date the cars will
leave this place att o'clock. in the morn
ing andAreturn at 4 in the evening; this ia
IN consequence Of a change on the South
Carolina road
The great Northern and Western mail
will not we understand be placed upon
The W ImIng'on and Manchester Railroad
until it is completed, which we may look
for shortly, as there is now only three
miles of track TO be laid
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Porcelain WARE.

g The Chalk hills near Graniteyillc
have been found admirably adapted
..Stoo the manufacture Of Porcelain, and
have been,leased5to a'nor,hcrn Compa.
ny, fora term Of years, for that pur-
pose. Specimen articles are how on
exhibition g, IN Charleston, and are Sail
| to colmn'lpareiSwsll With the French manu-
facture. l
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y /, g . !. =.
y. Sa3e SO ptlrea me ltil prihh sif
AieNil'laria,io 5, sscnam. tl'
eassia s ef' and sseiitn iat h
i,rsc cilitg lleri
',g s.tis tfse 2l, me sl,ne
o,sl,,Atel' s,ee 9 .'fol,ss si ss
Lonlsoeo i''l oil elia.i,
li,Si 9 q "a 8 = 1eseaSs is,lSs,ai ftfesscs
aitefsllaIn . nlIils ',la la W loss s'i
8, p.,sis s9oe ile llad 80 delessfed
s.i'si S,ffe;illT
~; =, I'll. !. /, q. a ! I. . $:
~ - s. 'fg'l', = . 5 ron @ oino,es
$3.50 p, st,'a ,Ac, J. IS ,oss slesel
~. MI, ,i,tee sfe Trans
- J, =, NV -, =, ttsir
~ sos. sn r, i'u oni sSefe
Ssl ! .u NJ gu was y llot no So d,s
, ~ ufks ,as AT llfst re PortsS
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Pll,,Iic Haarti,,s..

Ata meeting of the operatiyessonsI
the Wilmington q Manchester Rail
Road, held at Gbina's Hotel on! the
31st Of December, Il. J. DIsK!Es Esq.,a .,a
5waslcalled TO the Chnir. and Mr. W..
j. NJ HAMMEr was requested to act.
as Secretary, @llen The following
preamblcsanl resolutions we're read
Whereas iii the resignation of Mr.
IS. s. SoLoMoss, Assistant Engineer
onSthe West&cnd of the Wilmington.
and Manchcstcr Rail Road;sWe its op-.
eratiyes, feel, that we have lost = kind
and considerate superior, and thatwei
deem it our.dutyato express our loss
in some tangible form: therefore be
it 5g q
Rcsolved.:: That thcs chairman oftilis.
meeting appoint a Committee Of FIVE
Of the subscribers, whose duty it
shall be to procure some suitable,
Testimonial four regard for prcsenta-
ton to Mr.. S. S, SoLoMoNs.
Resolged. 2ndly That some one be
selected ind requested 10 present 8in
our behalf, such tcstimoninf 10 Mr.. S..
is $SoLoMoNs, William address express
sive of,heicelings Of the opcrativcsIon
The West end of; the lY.6& NJ. Rail-
| Road. @ az az
Is Resolycd, 3Ily: Tint when the
| Committee. lave completed Etllcir; ar
Engagements, it shall be tlicH. duty to
ianottythc Chairman and Secretary of
lthis mcsting ofsuch fact, whose duty
lit will then be to saPpointa time forthe
purposes aforementioned aud notify
Mrs. SoLoMpNs Of such appoint
ment.E
The Cl,nirappointcd Messrs. BRows,
WILpER, IIAoKsR, WipENAN, and
! TIAYFswonTiI, a Committee to pro
curca suitable testimonial aud report.
IL. 5L.#IRAsER Esq'r:. Was chosen
/ oratorIon. behalfoftlie operatives, and
tuesday the lolhiof january appoint
ed as the day Of presentation. On
motion it was y
] Rcsolred That sHcI, presentation
! shalistake5p placcEin The Sumter Gour,
! House, and that the proceedings oi
this meeting be published in The .Ssna.
Ter Tanner aud Black Riter + IlSetch.
nan.
I s10INKtNS, Cda;rm'n..
4 WI. 81. UAMMET Sec 'ryl
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nsr. ,u'aber's Address.

This address, delivered inS Columbia
at the College Chapel in December
last, before the graduating class Of,
1913, has been the subject Of much
popular clamor, and tho author de-
nounced as q would Bc aristocrat and.
tyrant, OH account Of doctrines opposed
to the education of the people, which
it was supposed the address contain
cd. Induced by these demonstrations
to reiute an erroneous impression, Mr..
TApER has been compelled unwilling
ly, as he.states, to ospublish his address
in full in the Charleston Mercury; from
whence it has been copied by all the
City papers. 4,y
We, lave given the address a calm,
attentive, aud unprejudiccd perusal,
and are compelled to saythat we can
not find in tia single sentiment, which
is opposed TO POPULAR education, on
the contrary, Mr.. 'E.bEn, while he dc
prcca,cs the present SCHOOL systcm%in
the New England ssaes, advocates for
the South q mprc cemplcte, and in his
opinion a betttf MD higher Standard
of cducation. ia.
Were this simply asc.itical notice OF
| the address we. should take isSur with
Mr.. TAnEn, on manyjpoints wherein
we differ with him, and especially as
to the radicaism of the Is North, which
We cannot alIowto be classed as OF
American parcntage, much less as, the
fruits Of c,Ncw England school sys.
TEN; but this is foreign to our Pur,
pose-thc address has been read for
the purpose of discovering if there be
in it any Of that arrogance,aE insolcnt
aris,ocratic spirit attributed TO 1t.
Finding none such, itwould seem that
Mr.TAnER has been unjustly dealt with,
and surely has right to demand from
tn public some rcparation: The style
of,he address is chhstc, eloquent, aud
independent, and did the limits ot our
paper permit, we would be happy to
lay il before bur readers, promising
them an intellectual treat in its peru.
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law school.

we te lcarnSdrom the .So,.ih Carolinian
That at Alr. ! =. E1pMoND BELL1ScER Of Barnwell
.D'slHrict',ls, H about taking up,,his residence
IN Columbia, Who're he intends to- estab.
l'al' alaw School. Such, an institution
we have long fo1sidercda desideratum to
the State, andEwc are pleased to-sec, that
one one SO competent TO the task has under.,
taken it. ,-
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wnsili,,stom Affairs.

We find 7littlc oi'ncncral interest to
notice i, rho ,,roceo.1;,us rfC,,,nross
An assault upon he Soul. has already
been made byhireling abol,tionists and
in,!i,m;bs " 4.ad sl,,oncntl y ], ,entlled bv
the IIo5a ~ ~. ", r PuilL1ps, a native OF
suutn CaroIi0a ard snaw a members Of
the House iro& Alabama. Soon ,af,
tsrsthc oreats$i3n .ira Of Congress- our
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Table H,a.,,i,i,s.

The (N. 4. Freeinna's Journal) tram.
states the following from Tie Courier
fdcs Etats Unis, by which Farcr Sit is
copied from the Universe. w hate
nnlyto add thattle name ofM. GGaysiisSy
pcriectly well known and respected,
not only by his own cnnntryInen, hut
by Americnli Catholics & who have
lived sny tinelin aFi- - go 7-e iss5:sSs,s $3.50.
/; s PANS, Oct. 81 I $751;
Mr.. Editor (nf the uiiyerst:) #
ltSappcars .to me thatit.is my duty
toHtuhlsh the ti,lloWing facts ofswhich5
/ have recently 5beetia Witness. will
state them simply latiti wi,FsSss e,.in-$
incntafY. Thcy areSsuiiitientlY IS clear,
themselves and were Il t not SO, slif..
5iiccnt light would be thrown upon
them blythe daily Increasing. anala-
gous cases: :!s i5 & st2 !. sc
On the. 9th O,toher, NJ the Ai,bes.
Bertrand, Cure Of IIerbIay.S in ahe,
diocese OF Yersail lies, .stl- siat7
|thc.Iai,le turning experiment should
sbss..:. s;l e. IN iaa,se. Ahant twe,,-
Ets3rerse,ss Se.aiied dt Il; lsigp;Sc. aniI
airy uirs,lc .fsaY ss,.s .rs
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The Charleston pnPrrss furnish the
following further detailsdf European
intelligence by the Africa:
The salessot. cottnUtor the ewcck en-
ding the 10th were $4,000 bales, OF
which spcculators took u, 600 balcs
@uotatioaswore uiGhsnged. at Ilayte
t2t u isrle ending he lsfs!l Sflie
?ssaiesSS o.. q G, 900 halqss 81 iiiirg {lt.
stsaa. Il,aSgsaN lls ao3a s.5 s232s si.sss
y a,,raS- e1t Is d;
%-'sst. was sc. s. . sSsa5 s. 81, s5lSanss
Wheat has alvmE5ssa5ad n .;a ,,er
l3busheI. Corn advhnccSls Cd n sI2d.
| Riceiquiet; sugar quiet. At London
sugar, is active ri ri % % a26s for yelluw
1Eayana. CohsJls on the j 9Th We're
quoted at "a l-S to 94'l.4.
llollingshcad S circular quoted cot
ton as in steady demal,d, and that
MIddling Americans are in good ne
quest,and comparatively. There
Is no imProvmcntiiponsthe quotations
soi last steamer: Tie stock on hand is
597 900 bales, of which PSI 900 are
Americ,iil. There has been large
speculative demand in Surats. Tie
salcs ofthe week were SO, 700 bales.
including 10000 on spcculationifand
1000 for. export. There were no sales
Of Carolina Rice. and, nothing done
i'll Naval StTcss-
Trade ut Manchester was rather
better. The Money maket was mn
changed. I'litish funds had fluctuated
a good deal.
Lord Palmerston has. resigned his
position in the Ministry;in consequence
,ni his nnwillingness to support Lord
Russell l's3retDrmshill 81 YAK II
Letters from Bucharest to the 5th.
Decembcf, announce the Suspension of
hostilities on The Danube. The inn
preston! at Nieilna was stron! shat. the
Eastern question would be arranged;
satisfactorily. fti is reported that The
Russian fleet with 5000 troops: on on
board had been repulsed ut; Gheftikels
and 9thatoie steamer was destriycd
disrnasted, and 1900 gRussians5
killed. Another engagements occur
! ~, IS sNo ). isiiS
bria Tl,a ,si@a;e Nm 9
,l,.,i ny = 81 ''il''rcW,in Y Snat,
= SaS !, :, ',ls ~ .
t;SanIe '.s' s,eesu =. ~ Is1o,issiitl-
Tbo n, ;a; Z, I, :; 1, , !. S
irfspss W.. s.
andfhe inys - :, -, !. -, !.
"a 3 8, Ireaa,,t isn. -, {, - ~
f,rass rena = "A !; y; ..a 49,, No. J, !,
,Ia, - y5 e ~, - ale'lss el' t,es is
rs w ~ $ .ssS'.lsl s,' icfsiall
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The Cllarlcstdss st,,,..lnr.,. &

ia EThe en'erprisihg publishers of ,Iis popu.
Tar paper have brongli iltout9Illis weeiyin
an enlarged form and a new aud ssi,sg
dress. We wish the ptefsiclors S.
turn for their labor and efforts
public. favorse sSsssssEs
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] Nesy Rs;a,,cl.s

Say e have received the Prospectus 5 Of
q tsss; Daily, TH-W eelsl ss aud Week.
" ser, bearing tho title of the
/ s1frossna Tines 70 be pnb blished np Co
! y. lamblas @ boutsth first of February by!
i eiEENEKEe y EAMolrs, mud edited 81
Jas. Il. GILES, formerly Of the New.
berry Sentinel.
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,sUNcLLE-sAaY Gle srook.- Taking,le8sssR
ceGsns MS as The y bAsis ofihe calculation, ,lSsl
are at this Ting about six Hundred MS!
ions dollars wsoilh Of stock in the Uoi&
States. ae Their value exceeds tha, Of q: II
The heIn Misunderstanding an establishments ins,hi
country, and aIso exceeds The capital en- &
p'oyed in compierce, both inland and for.
eign.. 49, 81 $50 g. 4. 4
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COTTON WAEsEIg gl'E.
SvMrIsvILLr, dan. 3.
Prices continueto tqngc from : IL
CnARI.EsF.N, DEc. 81.

CorToS.--rhc lrF&ac'ions to-day were
limited to so'neagaQ gaaleS, at extremes
ranging frop, { l-;2S,o 10 l-2 c. Tile
market was Expressed and Prices unset.
tied. ,s
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fifteen i.s.l5TssY;iss.
striking the floor with ssssaas 6:
|rellies wssss;.b nearly all w n n
twcrc al witliout tcxeep,i,a as ii,a ;
i=blc 10 the Cuiholic f'aitiii.qs fitii.s l..aF ~
a spirit which had once lived a,seil
earth was there: he told his name, his
country, asked for our PRAYERS. lsrc.
the inlerlngs ,tssfy enduring more than.
two hnars. The affair was fald Ito me
Itbby q relative pflliine Who lad been;
present. This was IN addition sioa sof ,j
many. others ofwliicll / had heard. bnt
not one.0f Which 4 had seer, ID tfg t3it
WAS Impossible To donbt:it. he next
Sunday I#myself MAS at 5IIeFblayi.s
(which happens 10 be- the residence Of #:
my family. Naturally enough, He Isl
scene OF last Sunday VAS! the topic tti<fas <gass5
general discourse. said wiiat Isl
thought of5it:sthat y WIS perfeetiy5e eol,.S i
WINGED of the possible and con MOI, 5ill.5 i
Iteryeution of demons in ordinarsa 4 f.s
fairs; that had great conscientious
Itreplllgsnauce 10 assist at these. Sexperiis
mcnts: that did not wish tn siis;, ~,
but still, that Il the OCCASION wcra Ia
present itself natnrall ystoine, ] WoillsiS
perhaps consent fo assist once saisit
my own sake, but for the sake.of those
to whom my test imony might be 81. I
services besides that would do { mysS
utmost toscompel the demon to mani.
fest fest himself, and 10 cnlNiiilee tilosaE
present fiat my belief WIS Us s..s,, "a,
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l Is SAID thai Cuba was part ofI Iouisi.
ana, whose, doEiinon was cedod bv tsnsir
to to ,F,rsa.Mee, and that, therelore, wo bought
Cuba without Knowing il, when we pI,r. *
chased, LouisiaFa. i -
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

~ The amount of property destroyed
BY fire in the United States during the
month Of November exceeds 81, Gro 600
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