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APPoIN TN is.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RANpELL Hus1
will address the people at the following named places
the days designated
Winnsboro, Franklin, Wednesday Sept. 10th.
Richmond, Madison, Saturday Sept. I'D.
Lake Providence, Carroll Tuesday, Sept. 25th.
Bastrop, Morehouse, Thursday, Sept. 9th.
Monroe, 0uachita, Saturday, Sept. 10th.
Farmerve, Union, Monday, Oct. LIST.
Vernon, jackson, "Wednesday, Got. Sd.
Miudep, Claiborne, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Shreveport, Caddo, Monday Oct. 8th.
Mansfield, DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct. 10th.
Natchitoches Nstchitocbes, Friday, Oct, 18th
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct 10th.
.Marksvie, Avoyelles Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Opeousas, st. Landry Monday, Oct ed.
Vermiilonvlle, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct 9th
g. Martinsvlle st. Martins, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Franklin ST. Mary, Saturday, Oct 27th
Thibodaux, Laourche Monday, Oct Goth. -
Mr. Hunt upon his RETURN will visit the Florida pars
ishes, Of which due notice will be given.
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Gelesrapbeo to the Dailn Crescent.
THE INDIAN WAR.
n TEE NATIONAL LINE.


New York, September 17th--Wo are In the receipt Of
late advices from the Plains from which It appears that
General Harvey left Fort Kesrney the 4th Of August
with 1900 troops and would proceed by forced marches
into the Indian Territory The precise purpose Of the
expedition Is unknown. '2-a
Bank Statement.
Our weekly hank statement shows an increase In specie
In the vaults Of S6 00oan increase In loans Of $6T
and increase in tho amount Of bills In circulation
sl3oO0a.
III s5s . New York Market
Our Cotton market is easier, but not quotahly lower.
So Southern Flour at So 62x per Dbl Wheat tras
higher With sales Of Southern White at 90 and Red
81 80 per bushe Tobacco IN firm at sh to 10 cents per
pound Taliow has improved with sales at Is cents.
bunny Cloth is firm at 13G cents per pound.
New YoRK, Sept. s.Rlour Is trae lower. Wheat Ii
unchanged, with o moderate demand. Pork Ia tribe
lower with sales Of Mess at 22 per Dbl Sales Of Whisky
at 4oK cents Per gallon.
Democratic Rally.
PHrLADELrHIA, Sept. 17.-An unusually large and
spirited Democratic meeting was held In independence
Square this evening.
River Intelligence. "a
LotTsvlLIE Sept 1.-THE river Is rising The steams,
sultana departed on Saturday for New Orleans.
LouisvILLE, Sept 18-The river is now falling, with
about Ok feet water in the canal.
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gs- We seldom recommend a manufactured

medicine believing t ia ess5s pefects
cure more rapidly seuay than accomplished by ths
vegetables and ma'rss Of med zeal isn the matter
dyspeps there chronic features very often defy
all the sforia Of nature healthy d tho digestive
organs and 1t uo sqaausy happens that thousand. sur for
deceased both 10 body from and n,
kindred s To such, HooFLA'SD's sERMAN BIrrEss pre
pared by Dr. H. JAekson truly vsusb.
giving hsshy setou to the stomach and
will DO found highly ssrscsable all
hs spring Dyspepsia only be patient
enc course samsnt and suffering under this sad
mady Ne would rsaonmsna application the Depot Of Hoof
4nda German Bissss, q Arch street. Philadelphia See adysr
e''uasAt e4iRa&W '
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Nav Music vs. are indebted to the pub
Usher, z. P. Werlein, No. s Camp street, for a
copy Of a new piece of music, dedicated to the
American partys entitled ''War Song Of the
Natives" The words, by P. W. G., and the
music by Miss L. o., creoles of the city, Of New
Orleans. Our musical editor pronounces. Ii a
substituting melody and one well calculated to
gather around the time-honored American Ban
ner, the descendants Of those who in the heroic
days of the republic, pledged their all. in. the
cause Of the land of their birth.
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s1crfrloAnr AND SUGGESTIVE.

When cslpa Rejecting foreigner declares himself i
y renegade who has deserted aud Opposes bis owl
c1uotrymsn .hs ps 20 y y nSs a g "a
sorsisaers he Is who has deserted and oppcss
Is cen es'iysns !. is poor RUE that VIII mot w'ra
"a t =. Init the Antics Won't allow the rule
- work both vays. 4 thew can belp il. With
| tben, 80 MA Il sdon,. wor. a their advan-
80. = III ;,f.,,a,,. troa,bsrous and tiiaboli-
IN Tha,v r,,,as IA .rrnn,ents are oil on one
s;aa a,,;n. ta.a,.a
psa;,aa ~ :, s.. tbe most inconsistent men
| 80, r.ss.ss;.s tolerancs, thew ara the
49,, ;.,a,ara5t men alive. Pretending un-
,;a;,as dayotion to foreigners, they exclude
$500 adopted citizen from their State ticket
1 .nd naruirlate men for Congress- and other
o,,;css5 who were neteti for the excessive nalip.
p;tv with which they pnrsned foraicnsra
Never. in the course of our poiitical experience
have wa seen such shameless inconsistency--
suoh nnh,nab;ng effronterv The annals o
Marty warfare NAV he searched IN vain for
naraIlaf
I Why. n this very city Of New Orleans, the
intolerance Of the anti Americans. both native
and adonteJ. ii of 4 nbaracter never surpassed
| IN v;ntfictiyeness and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ma
tive nroscrihes native. and adopted citizen
aaouted citizen. so far as prescription is in the
! power Of our opponents With the Americans
the case is widely different. Asserting all the
/ Fundamental principles Of the federal constitu-
lion. and only claiming what seas neees DIS
/ puted ii any other country under the canopy
of Heaven, namely: that those born on the soil
are hest entitled to the government Of that soil
i--the Americans neither preach nor practice
lintolerance or prescription, to any body, ma
tionality, creed or sect We hope they will
thus continue to corhport themselves unto the
end 1t neither becomes their principles, their
characters, or the dignity Of American freemen,
to allow snch marrow, contracted prejudiees to
govern Met, actions. And, in due season, we
doubt not the acerbity and uncharitableness of
our opponents will give place to better feelings,
and that they willsee the vast amount of ipjus-
sice they have done those who never injured
or sought to injure them.
Before we close we have an illustration in
point, going 20 show the vindictive spirit which
animates certain class Of adopted citizens
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TIE MAILS. After Two days interruption by
thestorm, the mails vim Mobile were received
yesterday, bringing dates from all Atlantic
cities as late as due,
The Collins steamship Baltic, from Liverpool,
will be due in New York to-day, with dates to
the sth inst The Africa's mails will be due
here tokmorrew IT, tzaf "a
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STATE TtoKH EFT,
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,

9RE Sg vs. t&oxAAkG1S 0LN01UNkY g,f%t,|
or JErFsRsoNs
RoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TExADA,
or nAPipEs.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
or EAST RATION ROUGE.
FOR sTATE TREASURER,
q. v. Durable,
N or WEST BATON aouaE.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
WALTER BOSNIAN,
or CLAIBORNE
ron ATroREEY GENERAL,
RANDALL HUNT,
TsE or ORLEANS.
FOE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
o. D. sTILLMAN,
of ouACHlTA, e5sN
For CONGRESS-. a
First Dsssitt- GRO. EUsTls, 5r.
Second pi.s-ies-- tn EaD0RE @. HUM
Third Iissria-PREsTON POND, Jr.
fssTA Disuir-wiLLIAM n. LEWIS.
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SsUedesab0rg's
THEOLOGICAL RKs.

SsUedeab0rg's ...-55.
THEOLOGICAL WORKS.
DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM. Price, SOC.
DIVINE PROVIDENCE Price, 600. "a
HEAVEN AND HELL. Price, Ioc
TRUE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. Price, 81 81. e&
THE ARcANA CELE5TIA--8 vols, 30. per vol. $
COMPENDIUM AND LIFE OF SwgDENBoRa. Price, u Is.
THE FOUR LEADING DOCTRINES OF THE NEW CHURCH
Prizes, rs
CoNJUGAL LOVE-
DICTIONARY or CORRESPONDENCE @s
All tbs Of this Author may notice.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
AN EPIC OF THE STARRY HEAVEN. BY Thomas l.. Harris
Prfcs, 15c.
a LYRIC or THE MORNING LAND. BY Thos L. Harris
Price, TO. .a4 $500 H.
VIEW OF sCRIPTuRE-sapture Revelations concerning
Future state, By RichaHd Whnely, DID. ss@
Just received and for sns by ..5s {T
j. b. EEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and staonsr,
aes 9p8tAItW F No. 40 Camp street
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Mrsslsslrpr. :, The Jackson Flag of. the

MISSISSIPPI. - The Jackson Flag of The
| union Of Friday last, says.
It affords pleasure to he abts to say that bere
not new solitary case Of yellow fever In the city
jackson most rigid quarantine anforcA and stroua
hopes are entertained that city may escape vista
ton Of the awful scoarge Quite number of families
let on the hrst ALARM aud securely frustrating
where we advise them to remain until t s reduced to
certainty that jackson will be exception to the gene
Of the disease In all large Southern
case reported IN this city = NNN
Ihe yellow lever has made its appearance NJ Livingston
and at the Arfesian Springs though not indigenous 70
tnose places The patients fugtiEes from opoper
Vel or Canton onytwo three cases had occurred up
to our last issue. "
The jackson Mercury has the following paragraphs
We learn from DR. Harper vieksburr ION hs retnru
home3 that most Of the cases Canton were doing MI.
Fifteen deaths have occurred in a and between thiry
aud forty were under treatment
In Ratch.a the Board of Health fairly gave up the
emeiency OF quarantine keep the fever aud saw
That the visitation of aHwtse Providsucsn All
opaa nave been rtqnred to land fanr mikes below town.
no goods carried ~ except after being and supned
w roaoa guarded by armed enand detective
p pcs employsd u town Notwithstanding all this the
disease has appeared in all parts Of the CITY.
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los CANAL STREET. los
Second door below the Mechanlcs and Traders Bank
New Orleans,
BoGKsELLER AND sTATIoNER,
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books.
WRITING PAPER viz Cap Latter and Note Wrapping Paper
OF various qualities. Quilts. Steel Psn Ink, mad general saor
msnt Of Blank Books sssH
~ corntry aud Teacher. are call
anime the Stock.
STANDARD WORKS FOR SALE.
Family Bibles and Prayer Book New York Readers Noa
wsbstsrs Bietenary, unh6hdgsd Pisrponts Readers.
scops Family Bible. MeGuns's Eelses Readers, Nos
Governmental M,huctor. rs, 2,4and $. ..
elmstead's ssfes. Mitchell, olney, Smith and Mor3s'
Davies' Mathematical Berries. Geography AID Atlas.
Harpers Publications. IKrkbsm, Smith, Brown and Bal
Juvenile Books ioab English Grammar.
Law Books. Inaviss, Pike, Smith and Raei
Medical Books. Arithmetic
Architectural Works. Southern Harmoay.
Websters Elementary Spoer kens Chri.iian Mnstiel.
Do School Books. White and Kings Harmony.
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS WORKS
THOMAS L. WHITE,
ssf7 qpst &f.W i05 Canal atrss, Nv orsaps
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No comment is necessary.

gsss- The great length Of the description of
the gate on the Gulf coast necessarily crowds
ont several other articles Of interest. However,
the space is we'll filled. The account could not
have been shortened and justice have been done
/ to subject in which all our readers are deeply
pnDeerned
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DIE ID:

Biloxi, the 18Th congestion of BRAIN ELLEN
MITCHELL aged 10 years, oonso of William ]. cae.
The reads Of hs family aud Of her father Mitchell are
respectfully inyed attend hsr fanernl which will Tha
Morning 18th from ST Patks Church. after lbs csebraon
OF solemn requiem, which viii commence so'elcek.
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sNkeeRD, THE steamboat Oesana, from st,
Louis arrived yesterday reports that on the 18th inst
About 10 o'cicckA NJ when, the Hoie- tn Wall
enss penetrated the larboard guard, forward of the
wneehense carrying away twenty-five guard beams, and
ls the boats barge Toe chest ave head Of cat
lot Of see,s cut of the blaeksmlhs shop The
b1at reserved no other damage.
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BTesCstes', Yam Resstlassysesa s. Co..
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Gsneral Furnishing Store.

General Furnishing Store,
80 AND 81 FRONT, SO AND IS FULTON STREETS.
Heating and Cooking Stoves Tin Ware Oil Cans and Fire
Pumps Force and Lin pump Cocks Globes yayes and steam
Whe Chatting Dshes Tea and Coffee Uurn Cup Baskets
ETC., etc.
OF Sheet Iron Chmnies Fire Beds
ingS Escape Pipes Juice Boxers Frer Copper WORMS Stills
Clarifying Kettles etc., WrOugh, Iron Pipe all Hose
ETC., etc,
Agens for Worthingen's Safety Steam Pumps Kasss Fire
Pumps schafsr stsam and Vacuum Gauges Fabars
Water Gauge. au9a an.r,
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TIE Great SO6k of the Year.
ORDERS NOW OVER EIGHT THOUSAND COPIES,
THE MATCH GIRL,
Or. / lie Scenes A They Are

One volums limos AIS Embeshed with six bsauh ORR
gnal desigus VI %. +. -,-
Eat his will be volume Of unbounded popularity sitsssd
tho fact that though 1t has
orders EIGHT THOUSAND COPIES still pouring
In in immense quantities.
The Book will without doubt create marked ssnsaicn, tbs
Characters all taken from real m them living
Noimagnary beings oduced give effect Ian pic
tus Real L furnishes eAuush of
and lowered vice. for gifted antor sppe, the fd Of INA
gnatcn for heroea The yclpms by
talent, master Of language and wnsa with
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will at create tsnss 10 ths
to the iuosaito who wisds which fairly branty
and distinguished mauurp. haa
pronounced "a volume Of beauty
ing Of csep pahos ssng evidently written by
perfectly with
hssIt-thoss produced by trial suHsri ing"
E8 Gopiea asnt mail paid the price,
-.5M9 WIN. WHITE SMITH, Publisher,
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Fon LouIsyiItn. = The splendid and aeet
sssss Antelope, Capt Smith, leaves at o'clock this
ae,n0on for the shove port Passengers ds.rous of
10 the purpose. = pSss ssssss suited
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PROGRESS OF THE RAILBoAD.--The business
Of racklaying going epergeticaly the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. Another important point-SsgevilIr
Miashss bsen reached, and on Monday train Of
osrs for the time will leave for that town pssse.
gers and freight will be duly cared for Who viii 40 to
see the usH tsfminpss Mobile Tribune.
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PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
AMERICAN NOMINATION S

ron SENATOR,
FERGUS GARRERE.
ron REPRESENTATIVE,
JAMES II. MEHAFFEF,A
GE0RGE G. As0N. &
ros pisrRIcr ATTORNEY,
W. r, sC0TT.
soR saEHtFF,
pAsoALIs LkBARRE.
FoR ccaoNEn,
J.P. sHApTupK,
ron ctKas or ccuar,
EDw. DUlgs0N,
ron AssEssop,
=. i. DsNsELLAs.
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The vote atthe recent Stats election h, N.;na
saa 20 nave nsen the largest ever poed in that State
dispatch Of tie l2th from Portland says:
Full r~furus received confirm the recollection ~ ,s,,
and the eleetion Of OF anti publican ssna
tors and Representatives by large msjorities
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Fsesasseas sashSp
PSeNsE Pianos,

The subscriber has sale Twelve PLEYEI
PIccoLo PIANOS, Of yariou. At, les and pr ices.
Also, fine assortment of
SQUARE PIANOS.
from the celebrated Factories Of HALLETT DAVIS CO. oil
Boston, and sToDART. Of New York.
- Persons want Of fno instrument call
examine. II. D. HEWITT. Agent,
ssl3 Cps. No 40 canp,tssst
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The clerk Of the steamer OCEAN, has cur
thanks for late ST. Louis papers.
leo lIaipNIcArRp.l

Mr. z. G. Proctor, proprietor OF the coffee.
house OF 0astcmboae and Dcrsiere
xonsly the gross receipts Of s house CD Monday
1art contribution Iii aid fs s arsrs In Norfolk
and Portsmouth the result Of which wSs receipt
seventy dollars which promptly handed ever to
the Virginia COMMITTEES. An example asrthy of n;ta.
sion. Who will be the next to fs!owlts
csg " TIE cosrlTgxE,
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gas~ OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
80 Camp street. Applications for relief received from A. NJ To
F.s lsa2sasta D. l. RICARDO, Seer etary
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Cathersoood's Celebrated Ginger,

.-. Brandy.
~ This superior liquor combining csrinsye .timu
atng and aromatic qualities Of Ginger united with
superior article of BRANDY become
all she ceo along the river the North and
Eaas Ia now introduced into this market for the time.
Tho virtues OF Ginger GENTLE plsssant and
omach have long e1osd by Medical Faculty. and
bsen recognised by observer Of hygienc oHscsa
The article presented challenges comparison with ary .,.,
aud has reeved the hghs praise
For sale by the case, by
CATHERwooD GILMORE.
anyl4 9ptf Corner a ,od ana r,..,.
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EGis and Winter Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO..
"a MAGAZINE STREET, sf4

s64 MAGAZINE STREET, e6LN
CORNER OF GRAYIER STREET,
Are receiving Their FALL AND WINTER STOCK. for Men
Boys and Chdsn direct Mandatory, al Broadway
New York.
Ali goods sold by them made expressly for the Now 0rsan
trade and ss fully guaranteed Among the soei
BLACK AND coLoRED CLOTH FRocK AND DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS, OF every form and color.
EXTRA LONG Pill OF CLOTH COATS, for STEAMBOAT Mon.
PANTALooNs, Of every description.
VESTS and Coofed Satin Sill Velvet CLOTH casasYt
and Bombsane.
FURNISHING GOODS.
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, &C..
~ A. M. 4 Co. AGENTS TOR THE UNloS INDIA
RusBER COMPANY Aisrgs their Goo IL always On hand
consisting of Clothing Bed, Carriage CLOTH Cloth suitable
for Cotton Picking Coat Apron, the attention
Planters 10 particularly called.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
sei1 gpst <w 8. Magasius ,treet.
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WI WTDNFsDAY MORNING. sEPTR IS, 1866

ieausg sy daring shs susamrr, soho desire
tie 6y ssey assoared 70 them, adpe i dot
regularly ar an, specified time, bp eari'is their orders and
address q thes6fce No 70 Camp street.
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liberal Dasoeunt will be made y regular aavertsr
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FAxiLs eAfsR circaaes Asgely,reachipg nuy hadrse
homes early honr, beng read bsas TIE
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txgsousiy publishedi In It's columns.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
IspAhsss svery Mopdas morning aasnoe
Having an extensive circulation Loaans Mississippi
III rpoae q of making and csnrnodie
inserted To- " psf square aeh
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Splendid Cot0red A1ag,serrso-

II Are now being taken at HUBERT CO.'S sKYLIaaI
GALLERY for the low price Of One Dollar. two
lights and experience the
any aa.ablishmsp.
sey. J. h. HUBERT d co.. IS Camp street.
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Greee under command of Captain Post for the various
watering places the Gulf Shore Saturday evening
ss under the usual circumstances Of such trip The
steamer as usua departed punctuay on the arrival OF
tho four o'clock r. train of the lake end of the
Ponchartran Railroad At hour of departure there
was pretty strong breeze blowing from about H. NJ i
with considerable swell The weather was cloudy with
showers Of rain The steamer continued
ny on her course for the Bay OF ST. Lous where she
arrived at abont hafp past O'Clock A. M Of SUNDAY
mornug having been greatly mpeded in of
she continual ncrease Of the winds and waves At this
se IL blew perfect gaiethe wind varying from E. to
b. s.E.
Aer landing the passengers and freight destinea for
nay 81 hoos Captain Post deeming 1t prudent for the
safety Of his boat and Instead Of continuing ON
ms voyage run up the bay about mile and half and
came to anchor under the Point whers
zoe eoat remained with prospect of riding the gale
In perfect safety, until about O'Clock NJ. AZ which
tune the wind bad incressed to perfect hurrcans the
force of which, together with the heavy sea which WAS
running at the time the cable to the anchor To rive
way aud drove the steamer directly The lea shore
on the west side of the bay Steam having been kept par
Tally up during the night the captain ordered her to be
put under way The sean however not being sufficiently
In ene boiler and the force OF the wind being such
" prevent the boat from being perfectly manageable
captain determined prevent her from going ashore
~ o&csos hsr round. Unfortunately at that moment
was discovered lying ut anchor directly In bar
ana me danger Of running the steamer ON to her
nioss Imminent which, however by one Of those
aispensasons of Providence which some siaes ~ ,sca
a'a not happen At the Of peril another one
at iess to the inexperienced presented
wv " .nsee most severe thumps our steamers
tom was not far or. The Judgment of tho .an,ss. =
aadesskine the naneuver above stated provss
lad In rev moments our boat was In ! positjo. Of
comparative safety The of oonstsrnaton .na
Fhleh Presented itself among the passengers in hs cs
the critical moment ssors described uoss easily i'm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-17

the past error, and to restore her to those
who had claim upon her.
tAnd now, I come to speak of myself
He begged me on his death bed, to learn
where these relatives were, and gave me
all directionsfor finding them, desiring me
as a last favor, to bring them to the hum
BILE spot where he had lived, and to restore
the lost child to them.
LENA, do you like my storyY she asked,
coming up to her smiling, yet agitated.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-17

"HoME AGAIN." Yes, beautiful home
Not with outward ornaments, such as grac ed
our place-home long ago, but more beautiful,
though very humble. for there is more Locc
in it. Lore that has been refined and puri-
fed by s0rroE.
The little ones-ttose tsco-who have shar-
ed my SORROWS, who have stood beside me
while the scalding tears coursed down my
sunken cheeks, wondering why mamma
cried so much," who have clung to me when
their fathers step was heard, they now
share my joy, aud think as / watch their
+. child-like sports, how merciful God WAS not
to let me die, when | so wickedly wished TO.
He knew what was best for us, and that no
one but mother could care for them as they
should be. Oh, may he look down and teach
me how to train their young minds Alright.
My noble husband greets me with the old
time affection, and as he folds me to bis
breast, murmurs, "God has requited me good
for evil, in granting me this happiness, after
all my Observation-Disclosures, wo will lovc
him allodys now"
All trouble worketh wonders
and we are wiser and better fur it, for wo
have each learned a never-to- be-forgotten les
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man-from the chains of Alcohol, and that

man-from the chains of Alcohol, and that
he would make me happy again.
The old time spirit seemed coming back
to him, and he begs me to forgive him for
the misery he has caused me.-Would for
give him for leaving me to wear ny fragile
life away with toll, while he was away with
his vile companions? Yes, yes,
the veil Of pride has been drawn away from
my eyes. | see that too have sinned, in
that did not sooner warn him of his danger,
and seek to dispel the charm that was twi-
ming around him.