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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE UsDERsIGaEDHAs ASSOCIATED WITH
@ M e. sW Il Sss 70 ee. ss Hnss tse
in the Cotton Factorage and Commission business from this
New Orleans, 4 prfl /, 1872 lm&w
son county MS, and TH6s JENNfNs 4 .his eity
sss m q g. s es s on s and
and style Of J. C. & B. s. KICKS & co. cp,cvsco
New Orleans April ls', 1857 az I'm
COPARTNERsHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE.
d s s T e 81 a
Commerce and IL rsh0nD'als' st. Il H II ckookrs
New Orleans. March i6 Is57.-n1s I'm
r. na5:l n I'VE vs. s
the l2 o FebI9aEy BY mutual 70 ss the
A. A. NEVINs.
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
~ m By the a1 nnG firm will e 19asa g heretofore
New Orleans 10th March, ls57.-m17 sn =
NIssOLUTION OF COPARTaERsHIP-TH
r4 sS sxsss aear LIZ
MekS s,aas
Express this day dissolved by mutual consent Sidney v
r.
e 70 AZ paris Of me United s1aes
SS's1 = ssGs Fl
stand il6 Common street and by strict attention their bust
nope ''sF's #HSsR
ofi ,s Livingston Cos United sa,s; Express
TssOLUfION-THE COPAKTNEksHIr HERETO.
fore existing between the undersigned the firm of
the settlement Of WHICH will be attended BY the firm Of F.
Jacob O"'''"s' Z Co. + :: } RssasAn
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed copartnershp for carrying the Wesarn
JAcaB Is 9. Cd Iesss
CORNER q e'n'' Siee'' + +. I niisSn,HrEp
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Mcsrs Sermons Co Gents-I using for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles obtained from and
feel much pleasure in that not only the admirable
sucon the lenses and the frame Of great advantage to
the wenre your skill mud good Judgment in selecting the
suitable glasses sufficient to recommend you 10 all who
stand in need of that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGELI4, NJ. d.
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New Orleans, January 16, 1851.

Messrs Gentlemen0f late my eyes failed
could read any by caudlelight. The
glasses by YOU suit admirable read the
print least strain fatigue the
take pleasure recommend your glasses to my friends.
Respectfully, II. MEUGENS
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA, Z

q T8,E
Is Camp street, Jan. t. 1857,
Ngssrs Sermons CO.. Genenen-It gives great pleas
state Of the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles
obine from and have had in for weeks
past my sight has improved, my eyes greatly
believed from the s which had previously been them
reading writing. earnestly advise those who require
the sid of glasses give you II call
Yours respectfully. HENRY GREEN.
-Ofce hours o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock P.
NJ d29 3p5m&W
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sale Of the lots at Brashear Bewcks Bay, the
terminus of the OpeUusas and Great Western Railroad
and the point OF departure OF the Vanderbilt Mail Line
Steamers TO Texas.
BY J. A. BEARD & co... A. Beard, Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1857, and follow
w ing days at II O'Clock, Banks Arcade, Magazine
street in the city of New Orleans by and in pursuance Of
order the Honorable the Fourteenth Judicial District Court
for the parish of ST. Mary in the Of Louisiana bearing
date 9Th February 1851 the following property of Robert b.
Bashea deceased and others, sold for division and settle
men of copartnershp between the heirs of said R. b. Bra
shear and Thos. I. Braslear, Esq, 10 wit
800 LOTS OF GROUND, less in the beautifully
located town of Brahear, fronting Berwc's Bay and being
the terminus of the Opeouas and Great Western Railroad
The peculiar advantages of this locality commercial
not second in the Southern States and will be
the principal Gulf city and communicating directly the Pa
cihc by the contempla ed railroad
The railroad will be finished Brahear during month
March, the Vanderbilt line Of ready
the connection to Galveston.
The necessity hotel and for immediate
is great and travellers and pleasure parties will require much
greater accommodation than that which exists.
In addition Brastears commercial advantages it will a
ford delightful summer the shores being bluff full
tide water To the hunter holds great inducements both
for game and fine fish.
The property will be positively Sold and DESTROYS Of
visiting it can obtain lhogrnhic plans and full description of
locality on The ground the office of the auctioneers
re- TERMS OF SALE-One-tlrd cash. and the balance
and three years credit for secured by
The property with interest per per from
| until paid.
The be divided into coupons suit the of
the parties interested.
Acts of sale before T. o. Stark notary public expense
o n1 I'd
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MILLINERY.

I'll M A HINT TO STRANGERS-whatS5O
2s is the of paying for article than ii 40
stas-S he bought for!-At the old established "
Sasa sand of MRS. CLARKE, Poydras and sAN
CGrundele streets there is TO be fonndow openirg-an
giant of SPRING MILLINERY, consisting in part
Grape. Hair and Straw Bonnes of every description Pa
mca onnets and Hats for misses and children: fine French
Flowers bcantifsl Spring Ribbons well every other
Gle in the Millinery Department There nso an
excellent of Lace Mantas which, with the Bon
nets being offered at prices much lower can be
found the branch business
"a fashionable part of the city,
Mrs C.s being SMALL her profits likewise small
She would therefore recommend visiting
call purchasrg elsewhere Re
member the address, MRS. CIARKE'S
MI Gm-ml7 Poydras and Carnn,lelet
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A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n Gil ANT AND AGENT FOR IFFFER1 = DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GUYOT.
BY TOURNE THOMAS.

Office, 10 Exchange Alley.
MONDAY, April 6, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
l in the kotnda Of the ST. Louis Exchange will be sold by
pursuance order from Honorable P II.
Morgan Judge Second District Of New Orleans
dated March 2 1857, for said succession viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with Brick
Building Kitchen and other improvements thereon tuated III
the First District Of this city, in the ded by Grod
Baronne Heva and Carondee Streets designated by No.
plan Of L. j. Pile the 9Th of January, 1874 deposited in
the office of Theo Guyol N p, Plan No. l0tsaid Lot
measuring American p feet lines front Baonne
street by 3 feet in Depth between parallel lines together with
the rights alley in the line, with the other
lots also the undivided half of the wall of the adjoining
erIy belonging formerly to Alex. Bagget Esq.
RiF-TERMS-CHsh.
EaAct before c. V. Foulon N p, expense
the purchaser ms IA Il IS a6
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aA JUST II ECEIVED, ON CONSIGNMENT
~ Fifty four Cotton Field NtGtOS from South Carolina,
u thirty of which are from plantation Also, Black
smith and Carpenter, which oter at private sale
accoInm odatiug terms
c. N. RUTHERFORD, Auctioneer
nj If Office % NatcheZ street.
a. SOTItE-lOO LIKELY hEGROS, JUST AR
~ rived from Virginia. NJ rth and South Carolina. Among
"a them No. Bltcksmith Wheel wright md Wagon
~. maker No. Carpenter, Field Hands House Servait
Cooks Washers and roners and about twenty young and well
trained Cotton Field Hands, from the plantation South
Carolina; TO be sold in lot together For sale by
TIIOS. FOSTER Isl Common street.
MO MORE PILES!-No MORE PILES,-Dr. CHAS
IN kEtLNlTZ from Paris and London possession of
remedy which viii radically this painful disease however
proracted and obstinate it be. The first prescription
all pain by three days
complete No charge will be made il the remedy fails
Dr. keitZ likewise all Secret Diseases by inalhle
and perfectly safe process He is also the Of liquid
for nourshng the growth of the hair and removing badness
the efficacy If which he fully guarantees
Apply No 10 Rampant between Canal and Custom
house streets Office hours from to IL A. NJ aud from to
p. NJ. ui}U I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT

GREAT SALE OF BOOKS lss,t AND STATIONERY AT
THIS; liz EyENfSs, iii s. sold at early
The most complete collection Of hooks in every department
ofliteranre departments knowledge
Il IN bg %
and pocket s bibles and prayer w1 besks ETC.
s and nSs and gpd
The collection Of literary is believed to be- the most
extensive and varied dat offered auction Ills
ditGns to their libraries at favorable prices The public
until the stock is ali sold. oo''' az I'm
SALE OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING. WHITE
Shirts, Hats etc.
BY BLACIIE BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
sllIo r- 3D. Instant e. - 1'clock s 1T
An assortment of Pearl and Black Soft Hats.
Spring and Summer Clothing undershrts White Shirts. Ora
100 dozen American White Shirts.
R9nTERMS-At sale az
SPECIAL SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF FINE CHINA
Tea, Breakfast and Dinner Sets, Fancy Porcelain Toilet
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr, Auctioneer.
Ofice Is Common
sore No. ls5 Camp Street reserve, will
Cut Glass Ener.yed Decaners, Tumbers and Gobes
WS's Eos q Gfsy Sss'sF wit" large
An invoice of Silk Trimmings Rachel Buttons, Tasses
sLades respectfully informed that accommodations
will be prepared for their reception. al
SALE CONTINUED AT THE BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT
OF 7. +. Guion, No st. Charles streeEnre stock Of
rich Fancy Goods Pernmery, Toilet articles Brushes,
Combs, Shirts, Crava Cutlery Guns, etc. without
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr Aueteneer. .....
SATURDAY, 4th Inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ at the store No. ST. Charles street, Canal without
reserve, will be sold
The entire stock of Rich and Costly Articles in said
comprising superior Guns Pistols, Cutlery of
description fine Plat.d Ware French Perumey, Desks,
Dressing Cases, Combs Brushes Perfumes, Accordons Pearl
and Ivory Fans suary Fancy Work Boxes Playing Cards
Canes Game and Carpet Bags Music Boxes DOLLS Percus
sion Caps Silk and Handkerchief Linen and Muslin
Shirts, Parasols, Umbrellas Gloves Odo Boxes Extra fine
endless variety of other articles Of utility and
ment.
Th sale is made in of the expiration of the
lease of the Dealers will find it their advantage
attend. ....
as-TERMs-Au $500 sixty days credit for ap
proved endorsed az
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First night of the comic DRAMA THE INVINCIBLES
vicorine Mary Marsh Forive Louise; Corporal O'Clas
Mast George Marsh After which, Dance by Miss
conclude with the farce Of ERECTION
SAM Mast g. W Marsh; Kate OBen, Miss Louise; Susan,
Little Mary Marsh. . -
nsA Grand Perform every SATURDAY NOON.
paF-Seats may be secured two days in advance.
p- open hafpast 6. Performance commences at
half past1.
Prices Of AdmissiorO parts house. no
price. Quedroon Private Boxes 81 S.; single
ncnpts a2
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or. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST.

CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
q MISS MARY SHAW,
Sister of Mrs c. Howard and Mrs Hoey of Waacks Thea
respectfully her friends and the
her first Eenett and last appearance will take place
On SATURDAY EVENING, April 4,
which occasion will be presented THREE GREAT PIECES
THE HALOT,
CAIYPRo, OR TEIEMACHUS IN SEARCH OF FATHER
Fairy Caypro Mr. DeBar Mentor Mr.. Winning Bowers
machus, Miss Mary Shaw. To conclude with
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Ali Baba, Mr. DeBar Mustapha Mr. Vning Bowers; Cogia
Mrs, G. DeBa Morgiana. Miss Mary Shaw. a3 N
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The Orleans stake.
A Sweepsake for colts and lies dropped in 1850 to com
of the Me'are Course, New Orleans the SAT
URDAY previous to the regular of the Meairie
socinon Races in the spring of 1883 five hundred dolls
S5 subscription half forfeit 500 declaration if made
before the LIST of January lass subscribers will ii
the stake mile heats colts S. ill., and gedngs Above
h in all other respects 10 be governed by the rules OF tn
Metarie Jockey Club To close on the LIST April, 1851
In the above stakes nominations and declarations must be
dressed SIDNEY STORY Esq, Secretary of the Metar
Association, New Orleans, La. W. J. MINOR,
m2i If Chairman Executive Committee.
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DEUxrEmE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION de JEREMIAH
del Mile Orleans. : BERRY. No 9,495.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
\ cers de la susdte personnes
que celia peut daro deduire ours
dc prsene publication les pour esquees compile
presente lexecueur
raft point approuve ct homoogue les onds repair
tbs conformGment au dit compte.
Par orlre de la cour.
m25 30 a3 A. DRETy Danuta Crefser
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IN STUkE-FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
l. IS c1ses rrunes in jars assorted sizes;
80 cases Green Pea. in half and pound cans:
20 cases Preserved shrooms, half and who.e
ITO cases Ceps, in oil;
50 quarter casks Burgundy Port;
40 Quarter ca ks Reis:
50 quarter casks Sherry:
81 quarter and eighth casks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
GO ca.ks Family Claret;
40 hbls White Wine Hnut Sauterne;
30 cases Swiss Absynthe;
81 cases TuriHo Vermoutn.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE CO,
40 I'm 20 l,nSlnnlhhAsh
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CKIsP's GAIETY-d XAVIER STR EFT
l.assee Manager W. H. CRISP; Treasurer, B. CLARKE
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ORLEANS THEATNs-oKLEANs STREET
PRICES OF ADMIsSIoN-Dress Circle, Iatticed Boxes,
and Second Boxes 81 Pit ST. Third Gallery 50
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open at ca o'clock Performance 7.
MONDAY, April 6, 1857.
Benefit Of Mons. LAMOTHE. arewe Of Mine De La
Grange in the city Of New Orleanposively her last
LIST OF Belins grand opera of NDRMA....
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE, by Rossin The Celebrated
la GRANGE POLK .... Last act of LES AMOURS DU
DIABi.E opera, by Grisar. Song by NJ me Coisen
81 Persona desiring to seats must call al the Box
Office this Gay, from 80 lo3.
E3s- In relearsa-"1ne Trovator."
REF The Lbretto of three French Operas Fiot's edition.
for sale at the Box office. az
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT Is. Observation-Disclosures
sale of the town lots at Brashear Berwfcks Bay, the
terminus of the OpeUuas and Great Western Railroad,
and the point of departure of the Vanderbilt Mail Line
Steamers 0 Texas.
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| ANDINGi, EX DAPHNE, FROM BORDEAUX
IL 100 SardiHes, ia hall and quarter boxes;
70 SardineS, in whole, half two.third and .h
boxes;
81 Cops in oil, in half cans;
Is cases Mushrooms;
rs Peas;
| case Of 100 half boxes Trunies;
50 casks good family Claret:
60 quartet pipes Cognac. United rropretorS
II eighth pines I..ruude;
IS bales superior CorSs
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE 4 CO.,
a3 lm ms omhnusr street
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T8 PLANTSTe undersigned offers the finest lot Of Usage
ar Orange Plants received in this city. They fresh
in the setting hedge. Being nicely packed
in dust he safely distance. Price SO
thousand, 500 per mile. A liberal deduction where
several miles ordered.
Also fresh Usage Grunge Seed. 4 descriptive pamphlet
continuing full directions for setting and rearing hedges
to purchasers. Cnll soon, address
H. W. PITKIN, at Head, Massie 4 Co.'S.
as d&Wtf AZ Carnndrlct St New Orleans
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PARTNERSHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED, sue
~ to Messrs Southmay Harrison have This day
formed cepartnershp under the style and firm Of s. Nolan
AHAS CO. for the transaction of general Commits and
Forwarding business at 95 Camp street.
S. McLANAHAN,
h. p. SMITH.
New Orleans. April l. 1875 I'm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-31
LCorreupoadeaee Of the wheeling IateniEeneerI
STERIiSG. n. V. March %. 1857

" " Hr..ttfs sof 41oely
sthHl'tSNu, y - AAs4' y. ~,
Msssfs. Editors:-I have been travelling and
solouFnlng IN the Empire State tor tue past seas
son, and. have not as promised written you
ono word In regard TO 1t, yet you must not
Echarge me with wifnl neglect otmy promise, for
| Ilaye; more than once been troubled 9g monte
11A1 for not promptly dlscharglng thus friendly
obligation. But the great reason OF my delay
is because New York has been written over and
over again, and whatever of interest 1t contains
| has been held forth to the world by writers OF
every grade OF ambition historical epis diary,
and what nOt-until there appears nothing left
that would interest you or your readers anew,
and who would write any thing elses ca 2as-
aInt. ii
that have an idea 70 advance An idea
Yes, sir, a verita0le idea; for I'LL cAslit by no
less title. Pray, what Is III would suggest
~ suggestion, Is II ri thought 4 was mn
idea. Do nOtinterrupt me, would suggest
that all historians, hereafter who would write
| the history OF any State, Kingdom OF Empire,
should commence their histories With the sour,
ceS OF the rivers OF that country OF which they
write ana write from them 70 the mouth, sta
ting the exact locality of each source" in de
grees and minutes Of latitude and longitude,
Whatever OF interest that there may be connect
ed with tho discovery OF the said source, the
dates OF any remarkable events that may have
transplred thereby, as well as an account9f the
events themselves, and the agriculture, botany,
and geology OF the region, and so proceed to the
mouth, and from thence down the larger streams
to the ocean,-and my word lit, that hsto-
rian SO proceeding would be successful beyond
all precedence. The historical craft, like ship
that takes onlittlc lading IN shallow water, bnt
more and more as the stream grows broaderand
deeper, would lind probably little frcightage Of
memorable facts aud dates at the head Of the
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: Is -.
s JAMES w ADDEII, OF VIRGINIA Bishop Meade,
iponbof his tnteresting sketches of the old Epis-
copal churches in Virginia, describes the present
desolation of the field of labor of Mr. wirt's
famous blind preacher:
Tho county of Lancaster was the scene of
tho carly labors of the Row. Mr. Waddell, the
blind Presbyterian preacher, WHO'S so feelinglv
described by Mr.. Writ in the British Spv At
time whom disatfsction toward the Established
Church was spreading through Virginia, and
great numbers were leaving IT. Mr.. Nyaddell, by
histalents zeal, and piety. gathered two congre.
cations 10 this county. One of the churches
was near the court house. The graveyardfn its
ruins Is the only relic of the establishment of
that denomination in Lancaster county. About
fifty years since the church shared the same
tatOWtth those of the Establi shment, which have
now passed away The two acres of land ON
which 1t stood, and beneath which are the re-.
mains Of numerous adherents to that denomina-.
ton, has ever been regarded as sacred. A grove
OF oaks, SycamorcS, pines aud other trees Sta.
ded the hillOcks, and ssomG tombStones which.
were carPcted with a covelingof green grass. It
was am told, a favorite resort to the people of
the village and country arounG-tn the 5vounr,
asa play ground-to the old as a scene Of con.
temptation. recently visited the spot, but
found lt no longer sscSne for the young or old,
the gay or the grave. Nearly every treo was
ne, having been within q year or two cut
down apd. Converted into corti-woOd and sold to
the steamboat Nothing Is now TO be seen hut
st1mPs md piles Of dead branches, which hide
not only the hillock graves, but the few tomb.
: stones v atch were once 10 be seep. Young ce-
GaEs are every there putting forth their shoots,
and N teg years It sill 50 with this SPOT as
with many like 1t In Yirgfaia--it must De So
lFaep fromsthe view that 1t will be difficult for
any ecclesiastical antiquarian 20 discover the
spot fhere 4tr, ~ addel once proclaimed the
Gospel Of Christ RumoF says that in the ab-
senee Of any member of the church near at
h9pd, pphcation Ias mad to some Presbyt erian
ntNt1istsr ct 3 distance, and leave granted to do
sopathipg othis interesting spot, which has
resalted IN such utter dcsolatton.
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Icorresdonasnse osths \. Y. T4lbune.l

JoHN DEAN AND ms WIFE IN PnIIADELPHlA.---
PRlADELPnIA, March 27.-Quite sensation
was produced this morning, at the breakfast ia.
BILE Ia the Girard House by the rntnor which
was rapidly whispered round that spruce,
dapper, ueatly-dressed young man at one of the
tables was John Dean, and the young woman at
his Tight his loving wife, late Miss Boxer. 1t
would be very ungallant to make disparaging re-
maFkSefa lady;suficeit to SAY, that the universal
conclusion among those present conceded with
the Eemark of the officiating clergyman, that the
lady had evidently the better of that bargain
Gen. Hiram Walbridge who is estimated an ex.
cellent judge Of beauty, remarked that Dean was
altogether the best.looking man in the hall.
The happy and famous couple are on their
way South.
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Lror the whseIIng 1n.sllIgsnesr. ]
How ArtlesS; aye, winning
Thar loved on,.SA Sl1iItt, -


Mn. EDIToR:-I have an infant-a boy, with
his face wreathedin smiles. / feel, when look.
ing on this child, with his lovely blue eyes, hi
mothers alteration, how great are the pleasure
of parental affection; therefore the following re-
Elections: Is there any expression Of coSnte.
nance so sweet, so full of purity and innocence,
MS the smile of infancy? There is a divinity. /
had almost said, resting on the tiny lip and cheek
when the little one smiles on the parent. But
parents are not the only beings caI,able Of en-
loving these beautiful Expressions Of inSlinctive
affections They have been called. ,tThe si.,l,et
ring of Heaven" Observation-Disclosures bression
1t is confidence, for distrust is unfalt and IN.
known. tits the reflection of what is pure and
holy, for it emanatcs from the Creator. There
is innocence in this smile for the willis directed
and governed by Him who spake the smiling
cheruh into being. There is reliance for infan-
cy is wholly and entirely thrown upon our care
and affection. There is love, the most cndcaring
love, and that too of pure and Heavenly Kind:
for, call an inGant's love Instructive affection or
what you please, still it is the passion Of love.
uncontamfMated bv the Ilebasinqt and
tluences ofsvice. Am extrayagant in sSSiSg
that the smile of the Infant Is more sweet limo
cent aud beautiful than aneht else besi,lep--
Then the feelings Of those who watch its yarv.
ing lovelincss. We see that smile Of confluence
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NINNNS1nlNN1S


III, NC Ts,SI.,ISTsS
TINS Troy Btaget tells 4 yarn about one
sliter's mtnstrels. who being R,norons s;Scl;n
ed had started ont for AVA & ,T,y,;.;
damsel when her uloye,,, s & lons n nitst
ed'into q ana
Ing him insthe gutter, bore al the Issl ~;
n,nnb.
4 MACE Of Memphis ,gombiers rScsnt,,, ,,ss
inc fleaeed 4 yonne man g.,
bgTt y Warl nv the = i.
poker with him. the of tbs
took them in hand Hs tbs,5 .lfST,,
Their ill.go,tens aooo1 tts,,.
ashore With leas in t;r6 cars
soxR researcher niters c1,rians stat;st;sss I.
made am ssti,nate of the probal le
it costs the individual members ~ the ifF,rsr
churches in the United states Is i5sstl{s;,
rcsnective churches Tho s i.
on the last Omitted STATES csnsns; I8sI,{ist s
Methodist three dollars md forty cents Dr.
sbyterian. seven dollar. : t;orsl;st
ten dollars. Roman catbol,c foertssT l6II.zs
nm Rniscona,isn sobtss5
Dutch dollars t5r;an tSsr.,
three dollars ( : ~
NJ. I.,,. 70 It;.i,;