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MARRYING A DECEASED BROTHERS, WIFE-The
Baltimore Presbytery, 60. ST. recently decided the
case of VIM. Chapman, ruling elder of Mt. Parin
church. tried charge of having violated the rules
of the Presbyterian Church. by marrying his deceased
brothers wife On the calling of the roll for .Judg
ment, the vote was taken and stood as follows ::
Guilty of incest, g. guilty of offence against expe-
dency, 49,; not guilty.; guilty Of grave offence, ..
DR.. Backus offered Il minute as expressing the
after which protest VAS oared by Dr. Gupsv and
others against the action Of the Presbytery in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

AN AMERICAN SH1PMAsTER MURDERED.-Capt
Chas Pendleton, of the Boston bark Gen Jones, who
had had some money difficulty with some shore hands
at Cardenas, Cuba who had attempted to make him
pay them exorbitant charges for labor, was dogged
by six of the ruans, and the 18th ut, as he was
going on board his vessel with two other Captains,
was attacked and beaten senseless with pieces of um
ber, and though it was hoped he would recover, lock-
jaw interviewed and he died on the Goth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

GOVERNOR OF MINNEsoTA.-The St. Paul Pioneer
states that the new Governor, Sam Medary arrived
in that city on the 22d of April and was qualified on
the following day. and has accordingly entered upon
his Office There was no inaugural address, only
some half dozen gentlemen being present to witness
tbn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

SHARPE'S RIFLE-The reputation of this wonderful
fire-arm after more extended trial. has suffered some
Among its alleged imperfections is all expansion of
the movable breach from heating. When colo, this
is necessarily very tight fitting. When hot from rapid
firing the breach is said to be exceedingly difficult to
work, great the leverage provided for it. 1t is
said to become at times immovaby fast from this ex-
Dapsion of heat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

A CLEAR CAsE.-The New York Times having, ac-
cording to the assertion of an Albany etter.writer
been read out of the Republican party by the Seward
men at the capital takes the matter very coolly and
inquiries whether there isn't room for modest and
quiet person outside of the Republican party p To
which the Boston Post answers-if to modest and
quiet" you add honest and intelligent, there isn't
room for him anulrhele else.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1857.
q, o. WOOClnau,a.

W HOL LES ALE RUGGIsT
NEW ORLEANS,
Has in store, for sale to dealers favorable terms large
stock of
DRUGS AND EMICALs,
Among which
200 pounds CITRIC ACID.
1000 :. sULPHURIC ACID.
100 ounces BENzOIC :.
1000 :. QUININE-Amercan.
200 :. sULPH MORPHIA.
20 :. ACETATE
9 >. NURIATE :.
100 E. sTRYCHNINE
100 pounds IoDIDE POTAssE-French.
800 CALoMEL-American.
200 :. BLUE NAss-Americau.
$40 :. CHLoRoFoRM.
50 :. COLLoDION.
20 demjohns ETHER NITRos FORT.
10 carboys
25 demlohns ETHER sULPHURIC.
80 :. AQUA AMMONIA FORT
1900 BLUE STONE.
1000 :. BORAX.
50 ounces IODIDE IRON.
50 LEAD.
% ., . aEkgpRf' snIpaTa
- pounds IODINE-Resublimated
100 CIT. IRON and QUININE.
10 pounds IRON GY. HYDROGEN.
15o Precip Carb. of.
800 Carb. of.
100 =. Sol. Citrate Of
:. Taunate Of
80 pounds Syr. Iodide Of
80 :. KREOSOTE.
l5O :. MERCURIAL OINTMENT.
20 ounces OXIDE SILVER,
50 :. PIPERINE.
20 :. POTASSE-Aceas.
80 Carb.
50 Bi Chrom.
so Prnssiate
80 :. Chlorate.
30 Cyanuret.
25 Bromide.
:. 20 Phosphate
100 pounds Sulph. Puv.
100 Snlph Cryst.
200 QUICKSILVER.
10 ounces QUININE-Arsenate.
70 Ferrocyan.
10 =. :. Taunate.
10. :. :. valereanae. a1 2p&w
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CONDENSED ARGUMENT.-A very celebrated Scotch
divine says: The world we inhabit must have an
origin that origin must have consisted in cause
that cause must have been intelligent; that intei,
gence must have been efficient that efficiency must
have been ultimate that ultimate power must have
been supreme and that which always was and is
supreme, we know by the name Of God p
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Shakespeare, in speaking of wife, says:
She is mine own;
And am rich in having such jewel,
As twenty seas, if all their sands were pearls,
The water nectar and the rocks pure eoId,u
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The Bee says There are, in fact but two districts
in which the canvass promises to be conducted with
spirit, to-wit the first and second.
Wait until after the lSth and we can tell you more
about it. There is greater effort being made TO
secure the denomination of Mr. Davidson than we
recollect to have known. He is one of the srewtest
managers in making up caucus to be found in Lou
isana. And then he has friend in B. R.. who though
no politician, pulls mighty strong ,yire.
Baton Rouge Gazette 9th.
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~ UNITED STATES TRl- a1.,
se1sklIyt,s 1aklI II WEEKLY MAIL LINE lF9Hlrtt. e

~ UNITED STATES TRI- s-
EtrsAslhhAft WEEKLY NAH. LINE fT4ElEa1ssa
ESsss%@A TO VICKSBURG. Sssssssess.ssnsssssAssss
ON TUESDAY, at ON THURSDAYIO SATURDAY, at
5 ?. NJ. at 5 p. NJ. & p. NJ.
The magnificent U. The magnificent The magnificent q,
States mail packet U. s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Captain IC n ID l O l j iNatchez, Captain
Wilson, will eaveCapt J. b. Canon IT, F. LeathGrs will
for Donalsonvile will leave for Don Donaldson
Paquemne, Baton atsonvle Plaque vile Plaquemine Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge ton Rouge Iiud
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou son, Bayou Sara Red
River Landing sFortlSara Red River River Landing Fort
Adams, Nachez, Landing, Fort Ad. Adams Natchez, Wa
Waterproof Rodney ans, Natchez, Wa teproof Rodney ST.
St Joseph, Grand Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
Cult Warrenton nnd|St josep, Grand Warenon andVcks
Ncksburg y Gulf Warreuton, burg every SATUR
UESDAG, at 5P. .lVickshurg, Mi- lDAY, at s 2. NJ.
NJ. Ikens Bend and Lake
Providence, S k
Island Reach and
lSkipwith's Landing
every THURSDAY,
at s p. NJ
The above mentioned packets will
their regular days without fail appointed.
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to- Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned W NJ
w, the agent OF the boats NickSbrg who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible letter package
containing money jewey other valuabe unless regular
bills of ading taken specifying the and value
the freight paid nor for vnnabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board, o
CARROLL, PRITCHARD 4 CO.,
Union Row. 50 Carondeet st.
n30 If T. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupou lns ST.
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FOR CAIRO, HiGKMAN AND NEW MADRID.
NFBss IS57-TiE MEMPHIS AND NEW
slllslTt e ORLEANS PACKET LINE will, for the bal
of this season, extend their trips
The Boats comprising the Line all OF the Fl ST CLASS
and ure the steamers
john SimOnds, Capt W. Wray,
Nebraska, Capt A. r. Irwin.
II. X. w. Hill Capt. Thos. II. Newell.
EnGomar, Capt. L. McDonOugh.
Belfast, Capt. II. L. Church.
Ben Franklin, Capt. NJ. G. Anaers.
Their prompt attention will be to all business
of this line The boats of this line
a Cairo with the Mail Packets for Louisville Nashville
also with all the Railroads for the Eastern and
Western cities For further particulars, apply to
JOHN E. HYDE 1t CO., 66 Poydras street.
plan Of the cabins of the above steamers be
and state engaged application the agents NIL
= NORTH CULLOn. .ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Will.
As attend all professional business St. Landry and
Avoyelles that may be his Office OPE
LOuSAS, La.
References-Chas N Waterman, hardware orrhant c. y
Olivier, Es1: Thos d. Miller commission ins b.
Singleton torneyaaw; Nixon h Alams Citsccit Office,
New Orleans r126 iydSW
StWAC-50 bags pur Sicily in store, for sale by
~ B. L. NJ NM Il 20.
a. IS Oraritr street.
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In the middle ages of France, person convicted of
being calumnator was condemned to place himself
on al-tOurs and bark like dog for quarter of an
hour. If this custom were adopted ut the present
day, thege would be some bOW.MOMing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

SUDDEN DEATH ON SHIPB0ARD-Capt Benston, of
the bark Mahlon Williamson, from Philadelphia
which arrived last evening, informs us that his first
officer Thos. s. Wilson, native of Philadelphia, died
suddenly on the 9th inst, from the rupture of blood
vessel
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Is SOLE PROPRIETOR OF DR.. BILLINGS
CARM1NATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Cholera lntantum, or Summer Complaint of Chill
dren, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea or any Irregu-
arites of he
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KILLED BY FIRE ENG1NE.-A young mau named
Huntington was ran over by fire engine in New
York on the Sd inst and almost instantly killed. The
accident was caused by his stumbling and falling
while pulling on the rome
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
WASHINGTON NEWS.


WASHINGTON, May l1.--Gov. Walker has appointed
E. o. Perrin, of Tennessee Know-Nothing his pri.
vate Secretary. They start for Kansas tomorrow.
Official papers just communicated by Lord Napier,
from the British Government contain a proposition
for negotiations, with view to new Central Ameri
can treaty. The Administration will not act therein
until the next meeting of Congress.
The President will not visit Boston in June, as
reported He is about taking up his residence for the
summer, four miles out from the city, near the Sailors
Home. He has declined the invitation to attend the
celebration of the settlement Of Jamestown on account
of the pressure of public business.
Iowa Election
CHICAGO, May 1I.-Returns from Iowa show the
election Of the Republican candidate for Commits
sioner of Des Mones river navigation, and the Demo
cratic candidate for Superintendent of Public In
struction, by small majorities. - -t
Another Defalcation.
HARTFORD, Cr., May 1.-THE accounts Of D.
Sedgewick late teller of the Mercantile Bank show
deficiency of $1,000. He has gone to California
- .s The Weather.
NEW YORK, May 1l.-Dispatches from Rouse's
Point and Buffalo state that it is quite cold and snow
ing at both places.
BUFFALO, May ia propeller which started from
the dock Saturday is still blocked in the ice mile
and half from the lighthouse. a-
Domestic Markets. ..
New YORK, May 1l.-Cotton closed steady. Flour
is dull. White Wheat, 81 GA. Lard has advanced
tc. Coffee closed steady. Freights have slightly de-
clned. Eastern Mess Pork, $22 so Prime, sl9 as
to $l9 So Beet, Chicago Repacked, SIG Is to 16 &c.
Bacon closed firm at II to. l2lc. Whisky, slac.
Sugar dull.
CINCINNATI, May l1-Flour closed with an advanc-
ing tendency; prices have advanced 25c., and are
quoted at Sc so to Sc 60. Corn is dropping Mixed
is quoted at Is to 7sc. Barley closed buoyant at
81 so. Rye, 81 g. Whisky, 20 to 3Oc. Provisions
are generally advancing. Bacon is firm Sides, liz
Shoulders, %. Mess Pork, s22 rs.
River Intelligence.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE river has fallen II feet
| in 4S hours.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE river is falling rapidly
VIcKsBuRG, May 1.-THE Hiawatha passed down
at this morning, and the Capitol at this evening
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Hats! Hats!

AHVtJJs HFfEfSs
ALL THE LATEST STYLES SON HAN d
and for sale by
The Practical Halter,
O II n F. H o Y
Common and ST. Charles sts.
S9-HATS AND CAPS made 10 order. my4 p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

CANINE RIGHTs.-At the recent term of the Su-
preme Court at Oswego, N Y.,an appeal was brought
from the Oneida county court by man who owned a
dog that had whipped and killed another dog whose
owner had recovered damages for the loss Judge
Allen decided that it was perfectly legal for one mans
dog to kill another mans dog in fair fight and was
little doubtful whether in such case, the skin of the
vanqushed animal did not properly belong to the VIC
tor. So the plaintiff lost his dog and his case too
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

I EGEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANS,-LEEps
IL Co Iron and Manufacturers OF Vertical and or
zouta Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Su
m Kettles Cariers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ir.g Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Grste Bars and al
Macl inery required for the South.
have been authorized and prepared to
SFlILMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE VI HNACk
fet2 t&Wly LENDS %.
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pure having selected personally their crude state
powdered for his saes-anong which are
200 pounds Powdered IPECAC.
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nOCTOR BAAIkEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
u FREE OF CHARGE-Dr. Baakee will also give special
the following named diseases Coughs, Colds Con
sumption Group Influenza, Asthma Bronchitis and all other
Diseases the throat and lungs DR. Baakee will devote
fir attention of Iumbago Scrofua, Rheu
tn,llsm and chronic Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy
Dspepsa Piles and all arrangements of the stomach, liver
and bowels aud all chronic female Diseases Special
tanon will be given the treatment of the Eye and Ear Dr.
aak ee has made a discovery of fluid that will produce
perfect absorption of the Cataract and restore permanent
vision to tue eye without tie of the knife Dr. Baakee
rosce one certificates of his perfect
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fistua Swellngs Tumos
without The of the knife Special
arrangements must made with Dr. Baakee for the treatment
Of the last named Diseases they will require his ad
vice and attention. Dr. BAakeG of the most Skul and
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is
known personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed Dir. Baakce enclosing postage
cen from any distance correctly stating the nature Of
the disease s be promptly answered. and the patients treated
by CORES spondence, free of charge
Office hours from A. N. to p NJ ~ - ..
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
EmdE EIroDiept Jew Orleans La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

NEGRO SYhrATHY.-Professer Molineaux, black
man, proprietor of the Worcester Gymnasium adver-
tises that he has made several applications in that city
for tenement suitable for himself and family but
has been refused, account of his color Worcester
is the hobed of abotionism and negro philanthropy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

Some persons seem to stand high owing to the
nlmnrnlIS fntS nrnnnh them. ..-.--..-..- -
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IHE MURDER NEAR MckEEsPoRT, PA.-Charlotte
Jones' niece of the old man Wilson and his sister who
were murdered recently, near McKeesport, Pa, made
1ull confession OF the horrid particulars of the
bloody affair." She stated that Fife and Stewart, the
men arrested with her, compelled her to go with them
and call up her uncle late in the night and when he
opened the door they rushed in and killed him with
knife. The old woman begged for her life, but they
beat her brains out with poker. They then robbed
the house Of all the money they could find. The men
assert their innocence but their statements disagree,
and many circumstances tend to establish their guilt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

SHALL IT BE oNE?-The las. Legislature, says the
Baton Rouge Gazette of the passed resolutions to
have the capitol re-whitewashed to fill up the SOUTH
west corner of the grounds so as to obliterate the
trog-pond there to re-pant the entrance doors to
have the building lit with gas and to have some
needtul repairs made the roof to take off the sur
plus water This work has been given in charge of
the and now is the time for it to be
done We hope to be able to notice that the work
has been commenced in few days, and make no
doubt that efficient officer, Col. j. H. Peralta will put
the matter in such training to have the entire work
completed before the summer season passes over.
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:, W., r-rT=Fzz5zzs7z7zzz,5=- r5zzszzz- THE GREAT Ma

4. P. GUYARD, Sup't Transportation
H1 A line of four horse mail from Summit
and from jackson Summit every day. connecting
with the passenger trains. So #
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VIII leave SATURDAY, 10Th inst, O'Clock P NJ
, FO II ARKANSAS RIVE r.
sAgLIkt = The light draught steamer Lucy Robinson
Sol: Mabon master will leave as above for Fort
GDson Fort Smith, Fort Coffee Van Buren, Ozark ile
Spadia Norrsown, DardRnees Lewsown, Little Rock Pine
Bluffs and all intermediate landings. For freight passage
having good Accommodations, apply on board,
myl2 LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 4 Front street
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PART
Spring
ring in
Is ly
REV l.
iirrn of4
mutual
Pitkin,
to nse
md will
KIN
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B A L 7 | NJ O r E .
nFEICE OF NEW ORLEANS sANyN,,s

SSE FOR SALE-A SUPERIOR Al FAST SAIL
ing Ship of 1000 bales capacity. VIII be sold 10 to
ais44.sAAS concern. Apply TO
fel6 GEO. w. HYNSON & CO, 50 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

In addition to the telegraphic dispatches we hav'
already published, we find in the New York papers
the following items Of foreign intelligence by th
steamship Indian, which arrived at Quebec on the
4th inst:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
= Ear ly Rising.


"God bless the man who flrst iuvcnt.a s,.on,n
SO Sancl,o PanEa said aud so savST:
And bless linn, also TINT he diu't ksep
Hisgreat discovery to himself; or trv.
To make it---as the lucky fellow might.
"a close monopoly by "patent right"
Yes--bless the man WHO first invented slecn
really can't AVOID the iteration y
But blast the nan with curses loud and deem
whate, or the rascal s name or age or st alton.
Who first invented, aud went round ndyisinp
That artificial cut o6-Early Rising
''tise with the lark, and with the lark to bcJ',
observes some solemn sentimental owl,
MaSlms like these arc very chearly said
but, ere you make yourself fool or fowl.
pray just inquire about the rse-and fall
| And'whether larks have anysbeds at all I
The .tiIne for Honest folks tosbe aLed,"
Is IN the morning, if reason right
Apd he who cannot keep phissprecious head
Upon his pillow till it's fairly light,
And!so enjoy his forty morning -winks.
IsuP 0sknavssy; or else-he drinksl
Thomson, who sung about the 's3easons," said
1t was glorious thing to rise in season.
But then he said it3slsih gin his bed -'
AT ten o'clock n. fi.-tlIe very reason
Ae wrote so chnrnngly. The simpl. fact il
Lis Preaching waspstsnnctionci 10y his practice.
lis doubtless. swell to be sometimes awake
| Awake to duty, and awake to truth
But when, airs nice review westake
or our best deeds and days, we find, in
| smooth,
The hours that leave the slightest cause to wccp
! Are those VIII" passed in childhood, or-aslccr !
! IT'S beautiful to leave the world awhile
For the soft VISIONS of the gentle night;
Aul free, ut last, from mortal sarc or guile,
10 live, rs only in the angels sight,
In sleeps sweet realm costly shut in,
Where, ut the worst, we only DEAN Of sin!
81" leteus sleep, and give the maker praise,
like the lad who, when his fnther thought
To clip his morning nap by hackney phrase
or rngrant worm hy early songstcr caught
Cried. .'serv" him right its not ut all sur.
prisng-
The worm was punished, sir, for early rising :"
| Puf,fn,t's Jft,ufkfn for E,t5U
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
;Persopsl clesnnssss.

-sssThere can be- no doubt that sgleapliness is
.theh promoter of good mosals as well>ss per-
= <ssopal comfort. z A man tsbos is clean feels
= bcttertlran one who 10 Otherwise, and whyss
: Should he, not act better? Gheeffunessss
.Samiability and goodwill are the handmaids
Of cleanliness, while all manner Of teyiLat-
tachessto the opposite. A clean man, Tor
,yirtue, anda filthy man for crime. Dirt Is
all yery4well in its place, but its place is not
the human body. However strongly au,an
may adyosate the, principles ofsFree Soil"
She will lind that onilis cuticle> it docs:not
agree with him. That is opposed to every
thing OF thessprt. A mans skin is a tenn
Ierance institatipn,:ip the bromie,t sense Of
I The term h isin fayor of. water, nothing.
But water, and, pIehty ofit. And we'll
: may be- fol. the: :yitai fu1Stiohs Of whicIisft
isythe outer wal, owe their Regularity aud
ssopndness toits ever, recurring thirst. I'm
lessits port holes, or poressaIe kept constant.
=Iy.opep,. the enemyis safs To- bcsiege tho
& scorporeal fortress and demand general,
surrender Of the powers withigs The batli-
ing process is soEe simple and inexpensive
that dirtYsI,en are. left without tho shadow
OF an exsnse for disregarding It. Thc'cx
sPenditureof a single dollar fwilA furnish a
person with all the necessary requisites Of
cleanliness for q whole year. arheinanwlo
neglects the: cleanliness Of his person. is,
: therefore,awilfuly vile. Bathing is a hisl,
mortal duty. Lrt aaan who iss about to
commit some disgraceppon himself, or some
injustice upon his fellow, resort 10 the free
use Of cold -sswater, followed up-by, tow els
brushes and clean liuensan after this is ac-
> complished, we arc willing to wager that he
Will .hesiateto engage in.WIla. he had be-
tofe determined upon. IF water will not
save man, salt will not. The delicate
machinery Of the human system requires
aSurconstant cares. If we neglect is sure to
By punished sooner or later. Providence
has furnish esf is With never failing supply
OF water, probably for the sexpress purpose
:of attordlng every inducement to wash and
be clean: Some Of those, who Ego to the
3springssaor their health" perform needless
Journeys Rain water, that may be had at
hoatei will answer every purpose. "Kecp
scoea isa national proverb' aaIieep clean -
sIaapproprlate twin.-Syr. Journal.