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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-15

DR. w. G.. BRIDGES will operate for
~ those OF Nd the adjoining Parishes who
may desire L, ~ highest degree Of
perfection. ...z7s-z7.a-se--5.f
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-15
] VOLUME Ii,

4 NsAl.lM y AZ. GUIDRY, Public Auction.
IL eeF n and for the Parish Of St. Landry ONCE
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-15

T oUIS A. PATIN, Public Auctioneer in
49,, - and for the Perish of st. Landry. Office at
Grand Coteap- ,1rders left at the Union Hotel,
opelousas, Vim be promptly attended to.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-15

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
English and French, Patent Lever and Lepine, Of
superior nulty:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Biloasaeyer fever and agne,
Ship fever Chagres fevef
Nervous fever, bone fever,
Lung fever, and al malignant fevers contagious
Tho experience Of nr Frederick B. Page Of Miss IN the
,le great he with curing the most violent
and Nth the srsn e Gse ar a
hese life giving remedies for every description 81 lever
Simpse. - ,.
wien all other edsnes failed and has checked the
's BE Wsss f south ws regular
%sy ready ree and regulators always cured
Of yellow lever and all other svers out Of every dozen
ready relief end regulators would restore 70 life md
sA ana In oUna
p the eaaoy Of Railways ready reef all evers has
DR. Tsye in his letter to VIM Rufus Page and his address
70 s haaay ree aa s p
Of ss sso ssnsry @ and and d TIE e. sf Is
The Of these great remedies he lost case of vel
The life saving of Railways ready relief and
% II e o ps "a ana
+ not for ply 70 lose every aa and
hsS%Sys ready relief and regulators
YELLOW rnys1 1r rEEvESTED,
Gen Nye an eminent lawyer in Yasoo city says that
Railways ready relief saved from hs
s se ps ySsS ass
y aa Sfsf S
barge dose of regulators bahe myself all with the
ready relief hours would be entirely free from the
distressing symptoms and felt myself proof against the vel
low fever and other diseases
Capt shannon of ME bark Jane Shore says
While lying oil st. Jago de Cuba six of my seamen were
down sick with the fever both of mates and myself
tired with nursing day at dinner was suddenly
seized with pains in my head and dizziness gddnes
cold ch dreadful achngs in my bones and other rghtful
yellow fever Every moment felt myself grow
ing weaker until unable TO rise from chair; then
thought that Railways ready relief which always carry with
would be of took down table spoonful
and mates both of them rubbed freely Whit in fifteen
minutes took another spoonful and every fifteen mi
for hours The mates seeing what miracle the
ready relief doing for u TO all the sick men In
after had taken the relief took large doses Of
pills. and followed them alternately with the relief
Every of saved After this applied the ready
lief and the regulators other who
seized with yellow fever Every them saved.
WILSON SHANNON, Master OF the Dark Jane Shore.
New ORLEANS, May I, 1866
HUNDRED NEGROES ~ MISSISSIPPI
Person Money, ESQ., of the weahest planters In Mis-
sisspp works hundred the bottom lands
Of Mississippi district Of country infected with the
relief and regulators the only medicines
from thirty would be the sick list all the
Since Mr. Money has circulated the relief and reyua
his he has not lost hours work from
dakey from sickness II Ii impossible for the posons
70 remain in the system that is under the influence OF Rad
ways ready relief and regulators.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AND REGULATORS
universal curatives. IL In pain Railways relief
what its may be, few moments after the
lief is TAX you will enjoy ease and comfort
Every family should keep package OF these remedies In
you call for him. If you swallow dose
of the regulators ready relief the first symptoms of
sickness. RADWAY X CO, l62 Fulton street.
X. r. r. remedies sold by druggists everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

CoTTEH-KIRriAyD.-On Thursday evening Sept. 4, by
tie Rev. Dr. Mett at l22 East Twelfth street Mr. SrLis
w. CorrER to Miss SARAH ANNE KiarLAND, both OF Nor.
wlcb, Conn.
BAKRnRAs--IorIE.- On Tuesday. Sent Q, by the Rev
John Kelley, ST. Marys church, Jersey City, JOSEPH $
BARElRAs 10 JUIIA ANNA MARIA, dauehter Of John I.
BOYLE,
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Court Calendar-This Day,

UevrExME CouRr --crcu,t-s4l 70 800 Old numbers
s6l, ESQ., s53 ESQ 800, $685. OFT, $751; 9s4 TO 800 sso
$685. ee4 99s 1000 1909, I'LL, 1912 1913 loil 1915
l0is 1920 lo2l l022 1929 lo25 1925 l0A6 loas 1000
lO64 1866,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Only a a Pair for Best french Calf Boots,
with patent shanks, made TO order, by A. BAKER, I5 Ann
street double soled ~ best French patent leather boots
low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
Elmlra, August ne, 1s56.-Messrs. SIC

MERvIN-Gentlemen-W have your address, via
New York and Erie Railroad the door of safe No which
you will please put In proper shape and reshp An
innocent burglar has been trying his experiments your
La Belle Lock- but without success didn't make enough %
Tor the powder he used. He succeeded however, In
putting the lock in such shape that could not be opened
with The key and the obliged to call IN the ad
Of machnlsts and have the safe Have returned
r. VARIOUS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

mksThe original blue black writing fluid, with all the yari-
usmprovements ink for the last twenty years. the
inventions of lily stephens AH Pearl street. New YORK. ana
stamfor dstreet, London, sold by all stauoners
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WANTED GENTLEMAN Z,

WANTED GENTLEMAN a wTDOwERl WISHES
w 20 obtain The services OF educated lady, house
keeper and overnes capable Of trimming and educng two
little girls six and eight Of she will be required 10
teach the English branches well French and music and
possess ne personal appearance and gentle In
her manners such person may hear Of position every
way desirable by addressing note 10 r. J. w., Broadway
win be promptly noticed. '''' - -
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chew when society; perfumes the breath spittng
juice being swaowed particularly adapted for dyspepcs or
young who find tobacco injurious. Retaec, saloons
segar drug New York Jersey Newark Brooklyn
a. Depot Az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CONGRESS- WATER.


\
A CARD-To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or cox.
N gress water.-An inferior Article Of mineral water
r. advertised and sold under the name OF "SaratsSs-
water the word Saratoga being used BY counter.
letters n where they dare not risk selling
their fetssDus article Congress- The of
The cheat arises from Congress water having been
oen called Saratoga water, that suppose that
hs true and only name TAXING advantage OF this the
spurious article up with marks and bottles
and mostly sold a. imitation OF 70 tose unacquainsd
with the distinguishing marks aud brand, peculiar
and qualities Of the genuine Congress water There
multitude OF springs Saratoga the water from any Of
viarh might ~ thus sold S<atoza' water by persons
whose scries % conscience esi only 10 where they
arc hanle Resunisry punishment and YET ne article 20
Ccncrcss water bur tcr~~pecsh~ dealers and
m All c5serve that the brand the cork CoS0EESs
WATER-O. SN Tor n without those words ana letters u
svnding cotGtcrfeit On wr1ung 10 will you
list Of prcee sses and packages; and by ordering from
direct draft for the amount ordered you
safely forwarded 70 any part OF the wo4d.
CLARKE 4 WHITE,
eongresa Spring, Saratoga Springs,
And M u Yhnnea sree3 New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Green Tursle.-A New supply, Fresh md
young Soup and steaks constantly az al honrl day and
evening. BAYAHD, Caterer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Ills neutrality-suspicious. and science declare
That there's not in existence dye Tor the hair
That with the Excelsior at all can compare.
CRISTADOROS Excelsior hair dye is made, sold and ap'
piled, in private rooms, at No. Aston House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

would remain under the OF disagreesble breath
when using the balm OF a thousand lowers dem
frice would buleave the teeth white
do know their breath IL bad
subject delicate their friends VIII menton
Pour single drop OF the balm on your tooth brush
and night and morning fifty cent bottle will
For sale by all druggists. None genuine unless
signed by FETRIDGE& CO.. propretors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

VIM. Curtis Noyes, ESQ.,, viii Address tn,
republicans ward, Tompkins market
OF Third and sixth street. Wednesday evening
10th inst, at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

10000 Cures Have been Made this Month
Of diarrhoa, colc Group, chronic rheumatism kc by DR.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian inmsnt Warranted to
returned Price &c. and Soc. Depot 66 Cot
Gates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
INSURANCE.
TOO LATE ron CLAssIFTCATTOy.

HENRY CLAY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY-sToCl
wanted.NO shares o. this stock, if offered mmedatel
o WILLIAM " PARKS. g. Wall street basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
Sprinkle the dust,
Die they must;

Sprinkle the dust,
Die they must;
Bug roach ant
Escape they can't.
Lyons POlsOnless Magnetic Powder Is In
santy fatal all insects and his magnetic pills are equally
destructive rats and mise. Depot, 424 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Utica MUSEUM FOR eALE,-THAT IMMENSE cot
" lection of specimens If curoses acknowledged by
competent Judges Of the best In the United States having
occupied three ~ by ~ feet offered for sale
1890. They originally cost $40 C0 Tits IL bargain rarely
met with Terms Of payment made easy Nv giving satisfaco
~ security. Apply 70 n. ROTH Utica NJ \,
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superior 70 All others Their Improvements
pcrfec' coor - me wearr natural elegance and durabl
" unrivalled and only harmless ave app
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

COunterfeiteTs md lmpOstors.-rhe Public
cautioned purchasing articles pretending TO be or
the nature of the balm of thousand flowers for pertaining
and the complexion The popularity OF
that article brought Forward host Of counerfeters None
n Eenune unless sgped by FErRIBGE co. For sale by
al respectable druggists who rown down counterfeers and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
W,as. WIGS, N,9..-5.OOO or those Invisi-

IN six weeks by my ouguen which viii not stain or inure
the 81 bottle, sent to part Of me country ~ ~
GRAHAM t00is Broadway; Briggs, state street. Albany
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bic $40 wigs and ioupees at MFDURSr co s, ~ Maiden
lane made Of the best materials warranted not 70 shrink or
change color Perfect II guaranteed Beware OF exraNagan
Broadway prices. Bfads, bands, curls, &c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

r>-0.nes s.lcm.pder Safes Robert NJ. az
nrcK IL me sole manufacturer IN the Uniel sates Of me
oAsve safes and patent powder prcd eeance 70
- bara Depot No i92 Pearl suecs one oor oco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.


A SITUATION wASTEp-BY YOUNG WOMAN. As
once Apply s,ass West 2n st. Can be seen for two days
A PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, As
N cook hrst rate cook and can make goo bread and
se, Cor two days not engaged a, No % West 10Th street
between 9Th aud lib ayenues
REsPEcTABrE YOUNG GIRL WISHES srruA.
Bes. q city reference from her las, place where she lived
between 18Th and ch s Oe seen 0r one a'S 10
LADY WISHES A SITUATION. A DAILY OR RR
n slcn teacher Can teach the higher English branches
freneh ard music Mould 60 70 avors6le oeson ssr
West Thirty nfh street ars house cast Of Ninth avenue
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A srrU.
n alton as shambermad and 70 do plain sewinr and
s IN the washing and Ironing has good reference Csl AZ
s2 Hicks Il third door, back room.
A SITUATION wASTED-By YOUNG WOMAN IS
"A chambermaid and waiter or 70 do housework gOoi
ference. Apply at loa Not 81. rear building
YOUNG WOMAN WISHES To OBTAIN A sTTUA
~ ton a. chambermad and undress has the bes, Of city
reference Can be seen Tor two days at Isl h between
Ist aud 81 avs.
A SITUATION wANTED-By A YOUNG WOMAN
~ chsmhermad and to asss IN the ~sshng and ironing
The best Of city references Inquire at cav 18th st.
A SITUATION wASTED-By A YOUNG WOMAN, TO
n. V sg. T non sed rp ps az good s ee,
A SITUATION wAYTEp-By A YOUNG WOMAN, As
~ leo East 9th st, front room, second aoor.
A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED FRENCH wo.
N man wishes situation, and seams,ress can
teach French understands cutting and making and
girls dresses and doing all kinds 81 sewing no objection 10
The Good reference given. Can he soon Tor two
days Of II West 18th st., 9th avenue candy store
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sTTrA.
IN ton and seamstress. Best references Please
call at l29 East Beth st., between "a aud 81 avenues.
A SITUATION WANTFD-BY A VOTING pRarrsrAxr
~ chamber maid and waiter or chanh.rn,,a ana
sever Good city references Inquire At los Clinton place
eth : ~'V" fiso'f
A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
N staatlon good plain cook and frat rate Naaher and
roner Can give good city references "a b. character and ca
room, -
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DY.ANn.BY

BY-ASp2 by; /. : ,,xls ml,es,e, ma,,0g
Elm, who Is ever nigh,
Thwarting every undertaking,
And his name Ia by and-by."
What we ought TO do this minute
VIII be better done. he'l cry,
II 10 morrow we begin it
Put 1t OIL" says By and-by.
Those who heed his treacherous wooing
Will his iaithless guidance rue;
What we always put oil doing,
Clearly, we should never do.
We shall reach what we endeavor,
II on now we more rely,
Bat unto the realms of ''never'
Leads the pilot BY and by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10
Iyolloway,s pins.-Why are you

EOIIOW0y's P1IIs.-Why nre you SICK :
These celebrated pills the best remedy the world ever
OF disease they will cure liver
plants and dyspepsia In all Its FORMS The scky should I'M
mediately few doses Of this wonderful medicne
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Another Triumph -AgnIn Espenscl,

mened b. gentlemen taste, the machless
beauty fall hat 1856 In beauty OF shape AMI
general appearance stands ahead Of all competition Price
n lis
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Broadway Of Prince street. would invite the a'teno
and the public 10 their stock Of goods 10
fall and winter consisting % oyercoahgs cloths cass
and vesngs every desirable sly Their Wen -
reputation the best guarantee for the style nt
rorkmanslIp OF garments made nj their Establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

NIATR1MoN1AIa-I WILL, UPON THE RECEIPT o.
I twenty Eve cents send 70 any person full delneato
Of their character by their hand writing address sufficient
Address with return postage Vile Emile ylete Broadwa
Post Office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Becbc 4 Co., l56 Broadway, have the Au-
umn fashion gentle hat ready They have aso
their usual assortment OF French felt and travelling
A.. Aanna
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, AGED 2. WOULD LIKE TO FORM
IN the acquaintance Of badly OF wealth with a vlew
10 a,rnony age beauty OF person Of no a.
the advertiser IL OF loving disposition he aiy ~ lie
qualities All communications strictly confidential Address
A. II. D.. Herald Office
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J. Quincy would Respectfully Announce q

- ieDds and psirons that he continues h and
business his old gallery, Ss Broadway COR
I@onard street, and hat he has not removed any
al his establishment part OF the city, nor does
doing He has however, made important afera
sns and mproy IN the photographic department. aud
4 enabled with tho advantage Of superior artists 10 pro
pictures han hase heretofore been taken IN thin
Osunsy. J. GuRNEs, ss9 Broadway, cor. Leonard At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

opened several PACKAGES of Paris hats made by order
and exp ressy for our retail sales. LEARl 70,
Leaders od nroducers Of fashion for gentemens hats
Asior House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Pocket, Pen ard sportsmsn's Knives, Scis-
sors 4eA beautiful assortment 81 the above be
se subscribers No. Aston house anl 81 Broadsay
A. Al. SAUNDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

Dsguerosypes In eases, ~ cents; large
sre nj cent? taken nj our establishment only, In
these prices Quincy CO. Picture Makers, 5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

NfATR1MONIAf.-EUGENtA VOI,IANTE WILL UPON
M the receipt OF Is cents, ts equivalent in possa n
stamps send deneaton Of any persons character thef
past present and future destiny from specimen Of hani
writing describe the they viii marry law suits
journeys &C Address, with return POSTAGE New York Posi-
Office.
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u1udcr,s Patent Snlamaudcr Safe
Tur prsr FIRE IN TUE WORLD.
Warranted free from dampness =,
Depot No 10 Water street, near Wall, New York.
H. ~ WILDER CO.,
Paentees and manufaciur srs
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vNANTFn- A STU ALTON, BY RESPECT ART II arpr.
w chambermad and nurse, as chanberma,d AMI
aundreee scapahe NJ either AMI an 80 -
reconu nfed Please apply t'css st. third do,r for
Amly ra door. fgont South Brooklyn, WV no"
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would he raised .by millions and al would
tie hurries away on ,he wings If stesn Ia
It field .fsuife--aiii the war swoald l,e.
e"me a settles of crusades. the mos, ,n,iriess
bind aid bloody ml,icI, the world has eve,
witnessed, and the struggle would only ter.
inmate viii, the thorough destruction, ol
either the North or the South. The van.
pushed would4serk tefnge under the thrones
OF Earope, and thus the wi,olc country
might loose even the last yes,;ge Of It's in
dependence" .... ... .l........
81 lru,r, however, that the great value uf
the Onion will iinaiiy be duly appreciated
by ali partie. concerned, ard that the spirit
thai united US AS u nation may still be suf.
hcient to ave,t The caiaL.i,ies Of dissolution.
But hold our constitutional rights rs sa
c'eci, and that they should nVl Ue molestetl,
icl consequences be wha; they may, nna il
the No'tl, by its interference with our insti
tutions shall drive us 10 extremities i'm de,
ieiee of-om rights ani our property, IL is
tne dut! Of eteiy true Southern Inan to de-
flid, should he die in the last ditch.
POWELL.
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! liaving nice, wholesome. cheap, hot lit
tie dinners, her husband dimes .,Iipui
bread and cheese. or osfiiieai Or rota
toes. II s p ridge in the morning is
tull ui kllpts and SCOT, and tastes of tal-
low, and is as salt as brine his tea at
night is lnade with uuboiled water in a
dirty ,ea-po. the washings last twice
as long rs they need do: the fin e smokes
because the chimney is never swept, the
stockings are full Of holes, and iIe
Sunday clothes ill.kept and moth,eaten.
Let ns Try another cottage, and we
find an active, bustling mistress, but
still the sanie weary story, the wife
wanting in all good influence. the hrs
baud drinking away the wages which
would lift his family above hunger and
misery. Here the cause is want Of
temper. The husband comes home tir-
ed and irritated by the unpleasant tolls
of the day, and, instead of being sooth,
ed and comtorted, he finds his wife in
what is l"pularly known as 'tthe dorts"
The poor children are scolded and slap.
ped till they cry-the husband inter
feres apgrily, and is answered by rude
and rough reproaches for some offence
OF the day before, and So comes on a
miserable quarrel, and the husband
rushes to the good tempered host nt
the tavern. Perhaps he is not given
to drinking, but he cannot sit by the
bright fire, and join the merry talk,
without taking at least one glass for
the bonetit OF the iiouso and oh the
thousands who are ruined hy the be
ginning "t '.just one glass; Wives
and mothers of our workingmen, whtm
will We learn that unkind words and
rude manners are crimes, BECAUSE they
produce crimes. awful and eternal in
their consequences When will yere-
member that the way to convince a
husband of his wrong and nnkindness
is no; to scold, bnt to love-not to re-
pulse, but to win?
A gndly woman who lived fifteen
hundred years ago, used to say that if
the fists of the husbands were rough.
the tongues Of their wives were sharp,
and that she knew the truth Of the prov
erh, that 81 suf answer turncth away
wrath Her method of management
and success in dome,tc life She de-
Scribed in these works: when my
lord and master scol,ls, l pray when
he is ang9v, forgive him. or give him
k'nll, woi DIS; and thrs have not on.
Is calinel his anger, but j has come tn
this blessed issue, that he has been con,
verted and is Christian" an."---.SunbeaneS
n, the Cottage. .. a...
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4 .
without deciding upon any Thing, be-
cause ~ was considered snch very
lit!ls evil. Nothing wo,,ld hurt, thew,
SAID ~ the quantity of watertllat came !
through was So small land some future, I,
t me would do very well to devise si
means to remedy the evil. Mt yeryiw
many weeks after that meeting one q
beautiful Sabbath evening when d more
than usual calm serenity rested uprn !:
everything without ahy further warn.
ing whatever, the sea hurst through =
the embankment, which had been grad y
ualIy weakened by the apparently, IN
significant evil. destroyed several con
siderable towns, twenty villages, an )
immense number OF cattle, and NOR,
than 100000 inhabitants. 4 small J,
6egiaa,ang buta taar4ble eadsag. ,s,o
Reader, beware of the small segin-
ming OF sin, for even sinful thought 4
indulged may have terrible ending.
"A single glass may prove the seed Of
druak nness. An impure look NAV
be the prelude of ruined character.
The acquisition ola penny by question
able means may be the first step to-
wards Sadler's crimes and end! Be- "a,
ing mere spectator at horse racing },
may he the beginning of n course ike ~
Pa'mer's. Wherefore crush your sins
III the bud. and keep thy heart with j
all diligence, for out of ii are the issues
of life.' s,fa IS