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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
MILLINERY. &C.

DLOOMERs.-NEwPoRT, ZEBRA AND OTHER ELE.
ID CANT and fashionable hats nj BENEFITS No q
broadway opposite ST. Nicholas up stairs The greatest oar
gains in ladies fashionable straw goods OF exquisite oeasu
finish OF the conclusion OF the season being
sold on at this establishment No purchaser should omit this
opportunity
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A IL WHO WISH TO CONSULT MADAME MORROW
"A VIII DO well 20 call 5000 She tells past present. -
future evcnis and ell the concerns " e, the
thoaehs % true that abe ssoashes al whc wat her -
relations and speedy mArriagee. who win al
Joy good luck through life No charge not sAshsd Gen
ueuen no, admitted broome street. between Cannon -
Columbia sreen
rLARvoYANCE.-MRs SEYMOUR, NO. lilo SPRING
~ few doors OF broadway the moss celebrated
medical and business cArvoyant n America All diseases
and cured crac; the fate and whereabouts a
friends made known unerrng advice business TO-
and no charge unless satisfied.
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO l9l sEvENTH
iM avenue Twenty third and Twenty fourth sircc<s
She continues TO tell past prescn, And future events nkeus
marriages. oseyH lawsuits business prospect. sokness.
friends property lost stolen. Madame Meyer con.
verses Fngsh French and German, and gives afan,ee
for her art.
MADAME MAR, THE PHRESoL0GIsT, Is AsEvENTH
M daughter: she tel you TO what profession your
talents best suited when aud whom viii marry.
she asionishcs all who consult her. once No lW Woq
Broadway.
MADAME BALDWIN can BIZ CONSULTED AHour
I love- marriage aud absent ffiesIs She Il~
events ~ life ~ i6l Laureas street ,ra siory, roon n.
LslLs 81 cents; gentlemen % cents She causes speedy
marriages. Charge extra.
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HOUSE WANTED IN yORKvILfE.-ANy PERSON
III having small house 10 lease in York VILE suitable for
small family, and Of which the best of will he iake
meet with good tenant by addressing Yorkyie liz,
raid office,
CAbooN WANTED ~ FURNISHED SALOON wITU
- fixtures, &c. compie. One that would sable for
lady 10 attend Parties having such 70 let address with
iul particulars N. A. T., Herald office -
CTuI wAYTED-CAPACITy TO RE TWO HUNDRED
~ gallons Address a. ~, Herald Office.
U,HosE IN SEARCH or A PLEASANT SUMMER
house may address Samuel Hughes Menroevlle Orange
county, two hours ride BY Erie Railroad minutes wsk
from depot Particulars BY calling ga Houston street
yVANTED-A HOUSE, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
w Twenty ffth streets and Fifth and Ninth avenues
Rent, nom $500 70 500 Address A x, boz 2eW Post
once, S' -
WANTFn-A FURNISHED ROOM WITH CLOSET
w for q LADY and gentleman, IN house where there
w, Herald oose,
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EoNlPTR0lsLERsS 0EFIc E,
4 New % Orleans, February ., 1856
y TREET 60 hlRIssIDN RES OFF y
Iifr III ELL Z 49, EtesR a5ttssf

80, City Hall, + eb. Y, 1856. f5a8
heIsas nnisances are caused by the frequent prac
nce poh by gay and light, of evil disposed persons
mo deposIls On the pahisc lavse and on The bank Of
sns river and refuse matters Ut various
anu Whereas the said practices are contrary To-
LIRE All persons are hereby notifed 10 dssisi
sIam isa sas Hnder The extreme rigor OF The
o must convey the same 10 tie regular nuisance
Tharyes and discharge the same into the uisanca
boais Of the city TO such ther places Of dspositas
are OF may be authnri ed by the Common Council and
Hhich WI be- ted application 10 this Office
s. az AUG. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
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&CQMPTRQEEER'A 0FFICE,l u
sgs5 Sc City Of lew Oraana, May /, 1855
Rssolssd That shs roller be- and be Is hereby
and 20 give notice. by standing a
vsgtissasns ip the Journal that In accordance
wfh she ninth section Of ordinance No. approved
Masca 40 1s5z the Gouncil viii not pay My agsinst
aro the Comptroller, in acoordancs with The ORDNANCE
k@N5EEaa 70. Signedl III nj III TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignsdI u. HI. PLACE, tas 9#
PxeEdent Board OF Aldermen MI
Approved April 20, 1856 S53S ~
lfssssansdI sToHS y LEFgIs, Mayor
1hs attention Ok ths bsissrs Of Tie city and Of Az
public called to the resolution
8s3g s. II o. DE Buys
myIs v eomptroles City OF New Orisapa. IA
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MILLINERY.

~ ~ WINTER OPENING OF RICH 90
gSsMsaa MlILLINERY.-MRs PECK, Gate Jeffsrs) ES@sO
.5S conor OF Camp and Julia Streets begs respect *
fully to inform her customers, ladies in gonera
that she has Just received nrge invoice Of FRENCH HATS
GAPS, CIOAkS and MANTILIAS, which she will open on
Tuesday November 9Th 1855 and soc their them
before purchasing elsewhere
49, Also :.
A large and elegant assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS
will be sold at low prices
Ne making superintendent by Mrs PECK herself is
that ladies may depend every attention will be ps TO
+ ashIon. taste ana STYLE MA 3m
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II etc conduit an depot das Epayes du Quatriame
District rue Jackson entire les Constance ct
si,nomule epaFe- SbSf$9EF#l
Une yachs rouge ayan les coupees obliquetnent
desaous, 10 bout queue blanc sans eaps visible
81 ess aont pas reolaes dams dix ioura ct les de-
penses psyeea, Ills aeront Fends renchara publqtle a
dit DEPOT MARDI le 6de Fayrier 1856 d 10 heures AZ NJ
AUG PHELPS Gommissaige des Rues. ID
Eoavelle-O Orleans, % Janver, 1856. ia26 fe1 n
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J ri e.
Nj Z sFlsls q s,F, NV d RraEsANs

S8 I'll GLE K FaAI d. sS5B55 n
IKE New 0Ifeans, February, 1856.
TNTQTICE,--The public Offices 5f the city viii be
IN " caosedan SATURDAY. !, The OH HAST, 1T III o'clock
Al d, inS order shat the officers of the Corporation
alay an The ceremonies The occasion OF
the inauguration Of the Statue OF Andrew JACKSON,
8 the saEienrsof our city 8g9 585
Masters ofyesseis port and prbnristors of public
are 10 hoist their celorsa
on that aay II a3sSS 5s53as
@ feS Ut Ohm ii. LEWIS. NJ ayor. 3ss
GoMPTR0LLERsS OFFICE,
New Orleans, February 2, 1856
No. $3.50 NJ
the Comptroller bsand he shereby aus
ehoEzsd and tTucled sell public auction after
notice in the official Journal Me steam ferry
privilege for the conveyance passengers, vehicles
freight and cattle the river for The
term OF len Years, date The approval Of said
adjudication BIZ hs Common Council The landing a.
said steam ferry lobe established Ill the faot
OF Jackson street., SsoaTlh District. Spec6ca tions
regulations, etc An Ale in the suryeyo Office
Hal SfSnedi s Fl Il TRAC -
president Board or Resistant Alderman ~
lSfgnedl q. LuB taNBUHL
II. ,aa u resident Board of Aldermen #
i[signedll JOHN b. LEWIS. Mayor.
Noiies IL hereby given that on MONDAY. ism
l TIE II Ngle AZ office, IL O'Clock
the above privilege. 'sfS VIII
LTpvT EYcY <,{
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is26 A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL. Sc GsayieF street.
SALT = CARGO OF BARK soLIDE4- SUPERIOR
~ Hyerss in bulk for sale by
is29 BAREIII K CO., 81 Common street
#R GEE--S50 TICS PRIME NESS AND INDIA MESS
= Ia2 S, q. KENNEDY CO., % Poydras street.
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NICE.

81 8HHHaE INs s5a1saI,S EN- Gp ~ q
qairements Of the Company publish the following
# ending 2 March 1876 VII
f3n Risap Rsks ls2 z
Ioss Premiums sO6sl8 q
les premiums :Sys {
- e25ss ~
Famed pTs min sal fSs The yssr
Marine I,ossss Sas g g
- Rysf Loses .:: iaSsS
ai,st t., lss s5s
.=s$s3 l5sa8t II Y y - --- - 1856, Isl IS
YET profits for The year ending March H. q
q The Company have the following assets viz: 5zflS
Els rscevabe at short time premiums. s02 s.
Bs Teceyahe being subscription notes IS
5 {ssss i sl#s !
Total assets . !. N. 4. 81. 81 . ~ 3I601os IS
~ STATE Or LOUISIANA,
Parish # 80 I s e f STs ss
Pssse II a
New Orleans Who being duly sworn according to do DO.
Sworn Il and sabsesibed before tis 24h day q March
No. second Justice IF Peace for Parish Orleans
Of Trustees have declared dividend Of twenty
cent the earned the ending March
1855 which will be issued and after the
first day of june next s II
Company to insure against pers of the
and and loss and damage at the current rates Of
preElinm.5 s5s3 g5Ss ne 555i Ess8
Once southeast corner Of Camp and hatcher streets
g5$ CHARLES BRIGGS President. XII
Al. CAR RIERE,S Vice President.
4 HI RI JANTIER, Secretary. II II
New Orleans, March "a, 1850. s5
TRUSTEES
Al Gsrriere, {5 T.. Ganucheau, 5s VIM. Urqlihart
]. HoDod, r. Martin, Thos. Byrne,
= II. Oglesby, w. a. Violet, A. R. Montgomery,
John Fox, =. a. Pomroy, zG r. G. CamInack,
y. Rechard. D \ y. q Shannon, PA. Degelos,
], s. Green IL. M, Savage, F.sW, KjPchoff
!. Leconrt M. Pitcher, r. Nugent ne &
,ranksW ilians, 3}g W. 4. Templeon, S NJ MuBson,
. farsy, y. 7. Hannsman, w. Dunbar
I. zHrsier r. u DaSilya Ks w. A. johnson,
:.IhoIIhl 4 a y osdick, ID. i. Logan, ms 1y
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Rsns 9As e; Msns il
Hs II o. the
sss known something sg e
5 @ sass hfss sss
or less nesctga the end however has length been sea
Ss h'ss by sss sspS
WINERs oAN A5AA : yEkI III WARRANTED
rSa snS Sh@ls sa
Of the Worms In te bowels follows te
eyes are heavy and dull the breath fgtd the upper Up
e g he which a h ad PHs ms
fright and is liable to starting and grinding the teeth the apps
sS sna II o 1see os
is @ ss ess aHs 70 ess aaaf@ '4
REMEDY lE FOE W MnbES 4. rv1nrncr
WI dAEab1s v MGS anS SsS y &
6s * ssPasss c s'i
Aembes Of the R. G, Of Surgeons in London, etc.
fgo W T R .5 H. En- y n C. W.
M nn r with the most happy results In NY own fam
pason n Of Worms has followed e administering Of Yer
nre and a here prefers other its effects
point gained ed if n9le En when Is fea'
s my * y, i3ao ,,,,a.,,, John FLANAGAN
vii MiEic y 1 SGtesY now use WINEHS CANADlAN
tim and can T. simple vegetable prepare
confidence asys de esltsf' Wos md
ie 1s,ar ~. ny t t1nTs ~ neaith
one cepheaes have been sent to Agents from
pseia m9f ; s9d nhysleas benring testimony to the
Prsva re5 nny t IN ~ cases.
~ tSltlfu oiy ny yUN HhtEt manufacturing Chemist
soa wholesale ana rsa, At mranufae'rers prices by
feoa1y 1tI ord 81 tss : 20. IN NewgJrieans
ie-'s lol sna q Shttu stfeet new Orleans La
rxs ryO1111v nTTe,s. 5,T,I ~, n,,1, = -
n9 gEl r GERMAN BIT
1Etfr-ireptrea ny IN. y. NJ . AChsoN, PHILADELPHIA
FIT vi, e1Set1ay cure u sris DYSPEPSIA
XnI 9 Emu nervous lspliy diseases Of tho
lhu gu o'net dlssses ah ro uisordefsa LAYER
or stomach ,,
........ . ...l=.# al Such r..
If ., . as Consipa. g
+. : ton, Inward Piles, ~ , ri
Fulness or Blood tc the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, gal OF
- Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Enliness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
"a tahons, sinking or Flnttering at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming Of tina lead JI,rrja ,lf
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II. .Al!!|A.RlE|s.Tl.1)yN. AR E,

JDH. WATERMAN. gCHAS.N WATERMAN e
sSssazSsssHsssssA ". NVAWERNLAN5 81 BROTHER
~ HARDWARE NERO rs, corner Of Com.
and Magazine streets, have hand and
are daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
general assortment Of articles comprising part
I, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope, 4t55S
Axes, Chains, cyfhes, E t; & &95 9a5 - ~
Carpenters Tools complete
Coopers, Tools, # stsg 55j ~ sEE%8 :.
&S {Anvils, Vices, Bellows, 88sgi q s@Ei@&L Y
il 5555 3ES Stock and Dies, Screwpates,
i4s@ Garden Engines, Pumps, ys&5T{@&
e Eli, &53 Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers, EE
Esstss,5s S5E9 Agricultural Implements
Mill, CrGss-cut and Pit Saws J3 nj
&4 5ss@8 MI Ok Yokes, Bows Singletrees,
= se5 Turning I.athes, F'N
Hoes, Hanes, Shovels and Spades Platform, Scales,
Andirons, Tenders shoves and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Goal Hods Cob Crushers.
4i!s &4t& Single and Double Barrel Guns Se65+
s Coffee Heelas Ghafng Dishes, -i22.aS
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads d
Il $ Britannia and Plated Ware 9Gf 80 Il f4
n 5s535I$B4 Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers - zE
n u Stock Kettles, Portable Forges, e.
1nnI
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EDEVARDS, :tUCCEss0R TO TWIBILL
~ A EDWARDS Nos 2a 80 and e New Leyes and q %
per- n Sheet Iron and Brass Work He is ready to
for the making of Steam Trains Clarifying and Eyaporang
Pans Ftere Juice Boxes and everything epperaning the
Sugarhouss. $5
general assortment Of Steam Gauges Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves etc., constantly on hand.
He would call the attention Of planters the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation the plantations
Col Camp, Messrs s. 7. Harrison, E. J. Fostall Nelson
& Donelson Osgood 4 Lawrence W. Il Il. Stnckhouse A.
Thomson Co. and l. f. Forstall Of this city to whom he
specfully refers for full particulars. 81. m22
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THE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN I'M

THE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN ma
his city for the second time from Mime Stephens Hospi-
ta dublin He is daily performing his wonderful cures
will also without the of instruments and con-
sumption oven in the second stage, from Is days Per
Sons troubled with fits will TO Dr. S. and get restored as
meyer to be troubled again Piles cured oncebloody piles
Or blind piles outward piles bad legs any state cured
speedily rheumatic pains banished first ATTENDANCE Dr.
S. will restore good hair to the bald. "
Secret diseases cured the first attendance, without
loss OF time to the patient Advice gratis. the
country be attended stating exactly they are in
Es. Dr. Sheridan allows his Day Book open ali persons
for reference to his wonderful this city ST. onis
and the hundreds he has restored sight s. allows his
Diploma to hang in his office are allowed to te
Doctor restoring sight TO the blind. -
Dr. s. can be seen at his office from A. N. tod NJ
oil 6m No. 22S Canal streets corner of rTren,e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

r WRIGHT Is CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
- and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No 5l amp q Charres
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7l:''otartIa YSistriot,itI F.o,,,,d q

355 H. ks'GlRGA District Pound 5g9453
" AZ brought 10 the Fourth District Pound 81
IN w " Constance aud Lau
One bay Horse about Is hands hig,i, long name ~
sa hafness margs on the shoulders, saddle marks 81
long taii branded With horse sine On The LEFT shon
7 dsIs sinai saddle mark on The back 81
yne grey Mare ahont i3 hands hish long name ami
II tall no marks visible. M 1 & s. - =
gaa sfsw s and white female Goat long horns
ONE blacE and while spotted female Goat yri,l
oack JAWS white face, long horns \ a
9hiae Nd black spot on left shoulder blacl
Which II not claimed within lei, DAYS and he III
pehses thereon sold ID public suction Il
a: AUG 'i {. P Fl Ii yEss'eA, Y e
lew rieanss Feb. 4th, 1856 s.'s' lisi.
4. = eie eondnit an depot das fnayes de Lnafy;ene
Fue ackson, entire ies r,ies Constr M
laura, eosaaas epaTes- H
U ghsyal ba IS mains do haut, Ia cr
epanss, et 1e seIle I'LL dos.s ~ " "
one Inmens Ynnaiis denyiron u o main i de I1ant N
q la queue Tongue, ataapee dun fer
seile an dos. S s5S t 4t's 4n s " ~
. 9ne shmant grlses environ 10 mains de haut. Id
HE. q e queue sans marque visible
fonrcsn HI g, blanche, lea cornes longne
9ne CheVre facheies noife ct blanche la rachoire
AAun 4 ~ front blanc, les cofnes tongue.
" Ghevrean blanc, des taches noire sur l'epaulet
sa i; Ins n machoire noire le front blanc.
" ies alts attmaux ne s0nt pas :recames dams dix
payess, Als seront yendus d PEN
se1efe pnbique an dit depot, VINDREDI 5la as d,
tesaaraE = ~ hcures A. M. s 81 q
,#5 AUG. s. PHELPS,
-, Gommissasre des Rues.# ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

nwA. MIR. - GAUDIN RESPECTFULLY AN
SfT nounces to the public that he received from
~ France the beautiful PIANO which some time ago,
he advertised its this city This instrument is as
specimen Of art Of the most beautiful finish
Tcd by Messrs Peye Co. its shape and style Lous
AP manufactured of Bengal rosewood
carvings It's quality instrument sufficiently extolled
BY the bare mention Of its exhibition the Universal
ton, held in 1856 Paris
@ The PUBLIC respectfully invited to call GAU-
lNS No. 10. Royal street. TO examine this which
for its beautiful specimen of Workmanship alone worth
int notce OF INC pubic -ja2S Wv
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WHAT "A v11sG1T SEAEys says y, r., ~,

DRUGS, NIEDTCINES, PERFUMERY,
antsr Phyesns and s o lis s veil i'a a
stock, comprising article in his line bust
all OF which, examination will be found
GENUINE During season SODA WATER and MEAD of
the best quality will be found establishment with
all the popular Mineral Waters, such as CONGRESS- blue
LICK etc. etc Bar Rooms supplied terms with
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT
TIERS, etc.
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apohecary
Oh ~ Camp and Poydras streets.
TT1FIE EXTRACT OF COPAIBR, SARsA-
PARnLA MD CUBEBS. Prepared fromkt recipe of
a eminent Physician OF this city has established reputation
OF fifteen the most certain safe eectua remedy
ever discovered for the of elects Gonorrea Lucorrhea
Affections OF the Kidneys diseases and
full directions each jar Can had wholesale and
retail, ct the following Drug establishments
j SYME corner Canal and Caroadee streets; j. WRIGHT
co. l5l and 2l Charities street; G. N. MORRISON Mag
ane street New Oreansi and retail by Druggists generally
IN me CITY ana country. jail I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

'A'AE. BAGASSE FURNACE. -- LETTERS Pa
tent or the United States granted SAMUEL H. GIL
NAN of No. 81 Natchcz street. New Orleans under The date
OF Deeember4 1854 fora furnace and Bngasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities AZ fully
son. 1 i1i ''fA-
Of a Blower. co. ~ ~ " al"
q II contains CRATE bars other irons tho interior
cleaned out. 1919 " ~
4h The Bagase is stirred touched after IL arrives
In the furnace. 100 ''e'
5t 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
run the mill engine steam battery pumping engine
This is the only furnace that crop In Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions
rms urnace makes Bagasse alone
does not resemble any other furnace in single feature
fo IN the principles which it works. the results
Which produces neither does it approach the rights Of any
ulckS OF trade known to be false by tlnsn who mike
them and calculated only to deceive The public palm off
tlcles That cannot stand upon their will be
allowed TO sell make patent Fprlare authority
from mel and all having no l be fully
guaranteed in its undisturbed use and possess
My iaient Furnace is applicable kettles as to
S,ea m opes ana am prepared to ppy it burn
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser
treatse on the whole subject in pamphlet FORM with
lnSS etc., to be had OF the subscriber by mail otherwise
jG2S d&W6u Fl Nntrhrz 4,rpet Nav, OrIaannu
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-20
Obituary.

Mrs REBEccA suLLiss, who died near Athens on the
27th day of May 1856 among the fist settlers Of the
county She removed, with her husband and family
the place where she died when all around was an un.
broken forest. At that time thick grove of timber
and heavy coat OF grass covered the ground where
Athens stands and there was not even path from
their cabin to the place.
Mrs sullins was the daughter Of Rev. Morris Mitchell
and born in Knox county, Tenn. January 30, 17s9
and was consequently in the 6sh year OF her age when
she died. She was married to the husband whom she
leaves in sorrow when sixteen years old-became the
mother Of thirteen and raised twelve children, eleven
still live. Perhaps better wife, mother and neghbor
neverlived died She made profession of religion
and became member of the Methodist +. Church when
thirteen years old and to the day Of her deathmore
than fty-fve years-her whole life was devoted to God
and the Church. She always ready 20 aid in every
good word and work. From the time of her attack OF
fever and innammaory rheumatism, the first Of Febru-
last she did not expect nor seem to desire to ecov-
err She felt that her work DONE and that 1t was
better to depart and be with Christ. In all her suffer-
ings and wearness which were very great, she never
manifested impotence, nor seemed to entertain doubt
of her acceptance with God What she said to her
| husband, children and friends and the messages she
sent to christian ministers and other friends, the
subject of religion would fill volume, and one of nc
ordinary interest to those who knew her Her mind
was clear and she seemed perfectly composed ever
dying and that she wished them to be still and let he
| die quietly, and when her husband prayed and weep
audiby by the bed side, she softly laid her hand upoi
his head and quietly fell to sleep.
$50 fades the Summer cloud away;
| So sinks the gale when storms DER;
So gently shuts the eye Of day;
So dies the wave along the shore"
Her father four brothers, two sons and eleven nepf
ews are, or were, ministers Of the gospel.-fCom.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-20
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

1t has become our painful duty to announce
the death of our brother, JonN ROBERTSON. OF
this vicinity, who died on "Wednesday, the
4th of this instant, after an illness Of near
four weeks.
Brother Robsrson had been q brother and
fellow.solder with us in the field OF Temper
ance for near four years, fighting under .he
unfurled banner Of Love, Purity and Fidelity.
But Death, that icy-handed monster of the
living and stern monarch of all our terrors,
had been for time lurking around the door
of the unsuspecting, and as the lamb that
plays in the fowery mead below is snatched
bv the eagle from the mountain summit, go
was brother Robertson from his place of abode
by the ruthless hand of terrific death. The
once manly form, the sparkling eye, the
blooming cheeks and athletic limbs are now
motionless in deaths cold embrace. He sleeps
to wake no more till called by the immacu-
late son to rise from out the cold bed Of the
slumbering dead. He is gone from among us
no more 10 be with u.s. Ills soul to the God
that gave it. We hope his death may be a
warning to his friends, and more particularly
to those of his own household, to guard
against lin the use of the proper means,) be.
ing overtaken unexpectedly and called away
unprepared.
Nav God bless them, ana let this bereave'
ment be for their good, and also for that OF
| the writer of this tribute.
We must not complain at things unavoida'
BILE, nor think God exacteth more than is due
him. 1t was he that gave and he that hath
taken away. Blessed be God for all He does
is just and right; His will be done and no,
ours.
Whereas, it has pleased Him to take from
our midst our brother John Rober,on--
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathizee with
the wife and bereaved family of the depart
ed brother in this afllction, which God in hi
wisdom has seen fit to bring upon them.
RESOLVED. That the brethren of Madison
vile Division, No. 26S, wear the usual badg'
of mourning for thirty days as mark OF re
speet for the brother deceased.
Resolved That a copy of these resolution
be forwarded to the Athens Post for publica
ton, and, also, that a copy be presented t.
the bereaved family of the departed brother
JOSEPH W. PEACE,
JOHN BARRING.
JOHN G. PEACE,
Committee.
jacksonville, June 7, 1856.