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THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

yf$H ,;S1rf5H @ fa57aI SH "a
EST and ONLY REII ABLE LINE FROM NEW oELEANs
Chicago Detroit Buffalo. Niagara Falls New York, Boston,
fhiede'phI1 NE Mon,[es snrao.a Springs the
9fHd II l. o Ge o n %y ," Sw & GreG. n
railway eommuneati" with all The Northern and Eastern
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Two trains leave Cairo daily
NSs"i",: Nos"ims E;PEsss Express at at 8 8 AM
Connecting at sANpoy with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
2s ko 1 n1s Il
MESb6T with chieaso SSS and iS'I% ins
'af y tS Quincy and o"
eh ior 81 raul ald all intermediate landings arrival Of
Going East here is change Of Chi
caEo in %nrs Niagara Fails IS hours; New York
ngs Faoad sE n"sP he M hsl s H.
t8 ly W. F.. REpDING, Agent
E@ E16S1t 7 sST i f9$Th TS fHE
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and The
WIiEEL1Nt, BENwooD and P ARKERsBURG, oNTnE
o1"H s"1 viii 9S mi TIE %
R9H H S?i Hs R4a TS rs i IL 2T
can be procured to which point as well as to BALTIMORE
lie the on fs 1sfss, g o ong fs
Tickets New York enabled reach the Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York, the New York
only thus enabling business and travellers pleasure
TO visit four Of the principal cities in the Union
lcaS cost than can be afforded by any other route
To passengers from New Orleans, Yicisburg NacyZ
Memphis and the South west generally travelling
upon the Mississippi river, CHOICE OF ROUTES East
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections offered
FlHsT-They may leave the boats AFRO the mouth
OF ie ohto and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
SANDoNAI IFS miles PANA, az miles, thence by
Ohio and Mississippi, Terre Haue Railroad turn
enstway BY this the traveller passes through TcrYe
liane lniianapoS Dayton, and Nenia, TO Columbus o.
Sot western river traveller continue upon
the u Mail bouts the Ohio Louisville Cincinnati and
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST, via The Little Miami
aud Central Ohio Railroad which him directly to BEL
am four miles below Wheeling where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
FS- Travellers are requested notice that while this the
only route atordng Thtou III Tickets all
the same rates as charged by other New York only it
is ao the shortest speedy and direct leading
points in The East The distance from Columbus Baltimore
only $40 miles, being about 100 miles shorter
by any other route There are less changes of by route
and consequently less detention than by any other.
Ea by the Express Train of this the IRO
to B Al.IIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY THREE
HOURS.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
pJ Through Tickets allowing holders to sion at any
point the and their journey pleasure may be
purchased Of W L. REDDNl the the Illinois Cen
ral Railroad, under the st. Charles Hotel New Orleans
j. KENNEDY MErTEE,
- Agent b. & o. Il. R., New Orleans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent. mo m
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JUDICIAL ELECTION. - The judicial election on
Monday says the Baton Rouge Gazette of the Sth is
very gratifying evidence of one fact The people
can triumph over party and will do so. The election
of Col. Beale is not a party triumph, but triumph
over party Hance we congratulate the voters of the
District, and trust such may ever be the case
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PENsACoLA,--On the 9th
inst, an election held in Pensacola for municipal
officers, which resulted in the choice OF the entire
Peoples Railroad ticket over the Democratic
ticket
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A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
"A CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JET E3tA 'S nOli Bt.E-
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALI. VALVES.
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OU AC HITA RIV ER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, April llth. at o'clock, p.

Leaves on SATURDAY. April llth. at o'clock, r NJ.
mTEa FOR A Nj ID f No UACH TIA
Riverdr' The fine fast running, light draft
tsnesa=ss =ssa passenger packe, steamer u II city,
Frank keeng master, will leave above for Camden Beach
Hills Little Bay ChampNgnole, Pigeon Hills ION Saline river
Corishs, Warren Hiiy's Landing, Providence Point Long
View, and Iiamblrg) Alabama Landing Ou4cha City. Port
Union Mouth Arbone, Trenton, Mcnroe, Coumn lIarri
sonbg, Trinity, and all plantation and way business For
freight or passage, apply on board Or to
all SNAPP Il IITE, Front street
steamer Fox will connect arrival of
Blnl City for Camden.
E- The steamer Fox stands No. at all the insurance
offices.
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John HALLEt ~ BESOTHEik. 247 TCHoUpI.
y touias above ST. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS., prepared do all kinds at
M their line of business, such putting Thu aE Copper Gut
ters Valleys, Also. pntpg Copper Tin and E3uc Roof
in all the city moderate prices with prorapJnuss
dispatch All kinds Of ohb and Repairing attended
dispatch BY attention all orders, merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave refer the following gentlemen Messrl
Crozer Wing, Jamison Mcintosh, Cook Mochouse Ro.
et Hughes, G. W CHURCH, Thomas Murray Isaac Thayer
Gaiier, Turpn Co., J. W. Jewell,
E- Letter Box GO Mechancs and Dealers Exchange 10 s.,
Charles street. fe2ld&Wf
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JAIL TO RENr-We are informed I'll s 1hesP Parish
Jail OF East Baton Rouge is now, for IN {ixst time
nearly vacant and tenautless. This is MSNsnoral
showing for population of over six thousand. It
must not be forgotten in the count that take care
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Leaves every THU RSDAY at So clock P NJ
wx@. REGULAR THURSDAY II

mai RACKET steamer capitol, Capt j. NJ.
ssss@TE White (in place Of the r. W. Mcftae) will leave
for Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers Point; Skipwh's
Landing Lake Providence Cnack's Landing Milkens Bend
Hieshurg Grand Gulf Rodney Natcbez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing BayouSara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla
quemne and Donaldsonville the elegant and swift
packet steamer CAPITOL, Capt j. NJ White lin place of the
r. W. Mclsaej will leave above For freight passage
ply on boaad or
AZ SNAPP & IIITE. Front street
The steamer Capitol invariably gets ycishurg every
Saturday morning in The leaving
burg for the interior.
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r. - UNITED STATES TBI- 49,
lEstkt WEEKLY MAIL LINE lsA41t

, UNITED STATES TRl- 49,
lGAaA416S WEEKLY MAIL LINE hH&A+SH
ssss TO yICKsBURG. sSssaa@a4as.esS sSsssaaaseS
On TUESDAY, att ION THgRSDAY,lO ON SATURDAY, at
P. NJ at5P 5P NJ
me nagnhcent The magnifcent| The magnificent Q.
States mail packetU S. mail packet States mail packet
1TTrrincess,eapa,nlC q l O. d lNatcheZ, Captain
wilson, Will leave Capt. ]. b. Canon r. r IIeathers will
LOT Donadsonvle will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Plaquemine Batonla1sonve Plaque vile Naqueuine Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mne, Baton Rouge ton Ronge Port u
Bsyou sara RedPor Hudson Bayou Bayon Sara Red
nler ortSara Red River River Landing Fort
ADAMS Natehez, Landing, Fort Adj Adams Natchez Wa
waterproof Rodney ans, Natchez, Waterproof Rodney ST.
81 Joseph, Grand terproof, Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
iu WarrentonandlSt Joseps, Grand Warenton andycks
riGks2nrg erylGnil Warrenton, burg every SATUR-
lohsDAf, at +. Vickshurg, Mili- DAY. at 5 p. N.
III. kens Bend and Lake
Providence, S &c k
Island Reach and
ISkipwith's Landing
levery THURSDAY
lat5P. NJ
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
on their REGULAR days without fail at the hour appointed. All
business entrusted to their will be promptly faithfully
offended TO- Freight taken for Yazoo consigned W. NJ
the agent Of the boats Vcksburg who will
it without delay, and without any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money ewey other valuabes unless regular
bills Of lading are taken specifying the contents value
the freight paid nor for vauabes deposited with the clerk
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row. 50 Carondelet st.
X M ToI.n ptfo,1u
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w II | 7 E RI V E r
TENN SSEE RIV

Leaves on SATURDAY, April llh, al o'clock, P. NJ.
tTE@r - FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
ra The splendid steamer Cherokee, james r.
win, MASTER will leave above for Eastport
Tuscumbn and all Intermediate landings For freight pas
sage, apply on board or
a0 SNAPP < HITE, Front street.
Fast Tennessee freghs delivered TuscumbI Landing
at 10 cents per 100 pounds.
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.


Leaves on @ @WEnNEspMAY pay April 18th at 5p.M;
61hh1AaIrt e DRJD.-MkMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ssssss. PACKET LINEWednesday Packet for Cairo
Hickman, New Madrid phis, Helena Napoleon Green
Vile and NIL intermediate landings the splendid packet
Nebraska, Alex. X. Irwin will be ready o receive
freight morning. and will leave above For freight or
passage, apply on board or to
al0 JOHN f. HYDE & CO., &C Poydras ST.
G8-This line of boats takes freight for White River be
shipped the White River Packets Hale Jessie azer
and Exchange at Napoleon. Also connects Memphis with
the Nash vile Packets Aleona and Polar Star.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at s P. NJ.
~ REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
PacketFor Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
5aasssasA Point, Skipwih's Landing, Lake Providence
Camacks Landing Millikens Bend yicksburg, Grand Gulf
The elegant and swift running packet r.
w. Powell, H. Es will leave above. For freight
or passage, apply on board. or 10
nI5 If 7. Is. SMITH, TchOupitonlas street.
Leaves every T THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. N.
r. STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE
1EASMss1j' W. Z. Porter commander, leaves above.
for Grand Lake Carolina Landing Ashton, Pill
macks and Goodrichs Landings Millkens Bend Vckshng
The southern Belle Will continue in the above trade
Eclipse during her absence from the vicksburg trade
For freight or passage, apply on board,
fe9 BROADWELI. BROS. X CO., 65 Graver st..
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N u II L q E .

NOT L e.
Jcterys Double-4Acting Suction and Force Pump,
scih India Rubber Ball Talres,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations, Draining Excav-
uonS, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean ard River Steamers,
ntn pr etn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-11

AAe DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER,
~l'vTlN. SHEET IRON, BRASS MouLDING, FIN
~. ISHING AND BLACKSMITHING ESTA BIISII-
MENT, Nos 2S, 80 and 81 New Levee, and 81 80 and
Al Fulton street, New Orleans
Facilities for the execution Of the following described Work.
superior to aay other house in the South or West:
Chimncys, Breeelnss, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
Clai ihers. Fitrers, Heaters.
"copper" Tin and Pewter Worms for Dslers; and Sheet
Pipe.
Sole Agent for Worthingon's celebrated STEAM PUMPS
adapted supplying boilers with water exusuishinl
fires elevaug aud distributing public buildings gas
and water works, drniniGg. etc etc.
Also for sale th New England Steam PUMP for feeding
steam hoilers
Ashcrof's STEAM GAUGES for locomotive and stationary
ENGINES.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS,
and every description OF BRASS WORK OF my manuiac
ture.
GAS PIPE q inches diameter and all connections
to suit.
The trade supplied with BRASS WORK at New York prices
for cash.
Planters and others interested would do and ex
anime Steam Trains for the Manufacture of Sugar before
purchasing elsewhere They have been in operation for many
years, ard give universal satisf ctiou
All orders filed with dispatch. m
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL H. 1857
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
o HIO RIv Err

VIII leave on SATURDAY, 25th inst at 5 O'Clock p NJ
r. - FOR LOUISVILLE-TH II FINE
l!Ssssalt!s PASSENGER steamer Woodfort. James Ma
Vile, Evansville, Paduca, Cairo Hickman. New Madd
Memphis Helena, Napoleon Vicksburg and all intermediate
landings Fof freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
modations, apply on board, or TO
all SNAPP & HITE Front street
rB plan her cabin be and
by applynp 10 he agents.
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X. BENNETT. FRANCIS LURGEs

a FEW NfW ORLEANS OztNASThsTH,, ENtsftf 5EEfFs,
sf x IRON W0RKS-Theu undersigned beg leave inform
Ny featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building Irou
Work at Nos IS and 81 Circus street such yerandah Rail
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roots,
They keen constantly haHG Cast Wrought Iron Col
FentHors aud Sash Weights and I'll AL orders
every deseronof GsIGgs ColuGnS Store and House Fronts
with despatch
MA 3m BENNETT 4 co.
NEMTON Il tylhs0N y CO., PRODUCE BRO:
MERCHANTS, No. 80 rOyiras
All business entrusted them receive their personal at
tenion. and meet with prompt dispatch,
-RErERESCEs-
Messrs IaggeTtE Igttine, Fousher and Poyhrss
Pope, Ellison \ Co., No. 2S1a roydras street;
:. BunHslI 4 BniIeia, :. i0 GraTtcr :.
Rngyly Blair Co. :. 95
Dr. q. r. Cara6ine, Nachez, Miss. o. ly
SUNDRIEs-
y 10 bb iron bound very supr old pennsylvania Whisky
10 =. pure old Virginia Pench Rrnndy;
g casks (soch dozen quarts tioares London Porter;
fel4 JONES, NAGKINDER 4 40, 81 tir4vier st.
pRIMsI4}NE1-5 erode primsone now lalldiug ex
- bHrk L, W. Seybourn, for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
mo II New i,"vee and II Fulton ST.
uOuAAsD ,.Is-o pipes No,et's Imperial Eagle Gin
;. II for sale in bond, by SAMUEL WOLFF,
milo 95 Camp street.
rANDLES-l5DD boxes full and short weight, of various
" brands in and Harding, for sale by
VOORHEES,, GRIGGs L CO.,
m26 Ii Tchouptoulns street.
I ENIDNS-lUl boxes landing Gandolfo from Pa
II leJmo, for sale by BARELLI CO.
= mSl No 81 tommnn street.
REME3V Ibis loaIick's a2d Davis leSs, Prime Mess
YU0T lies, GRrGGs t co.
mo 10 TehouPitoUlas street.
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FOR CAIRO HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID
, = lS57-THE MEMPHIS AND NEW
lsAsls.dcHs ORLEANS PACKET LINE will for the bal
ance of this season. extend their trips to Cairo
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST CLASS
and are the steamers
Joian Slmonds, Capt. W. Wray,
Nebraska. Capt A. II. Irwin.
II. IL. w. Hill, Capt. Thos. II. Newell
IngOmar, Capt. L. McDonough.
Belfast, Capt. II. l.. Church
Ben Franklin, Capt. NJ. G. Aaders
Their usual prompt attention will be given to all business
entrusted to the boats of this line The of this line con-
rect at Cairo with the Mail Packets for louisville Nashville
amd St. Louis also with all the Railroads the Eastern and
Western cities. For further particulars, apply to
JOHN f. HYDE Il Co, 66 Poydras street,
P plan Of the cabins the above steamers can he seen
and engaged application the agents mol
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n FOUNDRY AND MACHlNE;-SHUP,
NfSSa McCAN 4 EPArTERSON corner of Delord and New
Levee streets The undersigned aer prepared to
w. manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
MACIINERY of all kinds for Steam Boas Sugar Pana-
ons Saw Mills Cotton Presses, Draining Machines and Rail-
roads, Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire Fronts Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars paentedl or otherwise, they are
agents for several patentees of Crate Bars Brass Work
all kinds such uae Cocks and Valves every escrp
ton; Metallic Packng for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
etc, Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats, Saw Mills or Ma
chinery of any description that may be required.
They have hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Strrups
Fange Bolts GuaEe Cocks, Valves of all sizes used
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
them they hope by aSsduous attention their business
merit continuance of the
aul2 IL MciIAN ATTERslN
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ESSS F'Utt SALE-A SUPERIOR Al FAST SAIL
Eing Snip Of 1000 bales capacity VIII be sold 10 to
uztSss--..ssR1sn close Apply
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- CAAS. c. GAINES Is Co., IMPORTERS
i:e.s AND DEALERS IN FoREIGN AID DOMESTIC
VI y HARbW AXE, tDTDERl, ETC., No. 26 Magazine and
~ iO Graver streets, have hand and are Constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools.
Hoes, Spades and Shovels; Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and LOG Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Firth and Trace Chains Mil, Pit and Cross Cut Saws
ANY u.s. vices and Belows Counter and Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates; Andircs anS Fenders
Hampers and longs; Shovels and Tongs
Grind Stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards.
hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass Screws
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery
ioEefeT with aarge assortment of Fancy Goods viz Combs
Busbes Perfumery Paper and Blank Books etc. which are
offered at the lowest prices
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THOSE
UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED
Or D. b. JAMES still continues he confientially con
suited nt his Dspgusn y, 50 GuSrOMHOUSE STREET near
Royal street on all diseases of the GENERATIyE ORGANS
i both male aud female aud OF whatever
unparalleled success which has ateu led Dr. James
III The lned states and Europe, him in saying
oil the forms which are
without sure, quick and permanent cure.
1T OF no consequence how long disease continued
Tor his Remedies anck the complaint its foundation and
eiecuay drive the from the stem in the shortest
from business
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect Of early abuse Of the svs
te permanently cured Weakness of the organs Immediately
cured and full yigor restored.
n. B.ReCCHt in hours Old
Chronic elects other Erethal discharge cured in from
Tive to days. o pay.
GD~ Remember that DR.. Jnne Dpensay is 50 Customhouse
street Royal Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ till
aI. VI. M 3m
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LtyS FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
MlAS The 4 coppered fast sailing brig Abby Thay-
tSkztcr, is ready receive freight. terms an.
ply GEO. W. HYNSON & CO.,
CaEnu strnn
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~ lAl R is now in plantations prsng the
largest and smallest casses of which has taken off
three crops wit combination of the following ad
over any other known application of steam Gral-
iutor entire trail ~
requires but of 80 pounds sean TO strike
u Battery" ~ ~
e. 1t requires additional for the boilers
3. Its pipes never 'scae'' require cleaning
Its heating surface is equally distributed the
body Of juice tn, and hard grained sugar made
B. The steam being al condensed and the boilers
direct no additional boilers required
boilers large and GiImnn's Bugase Furnace is usenna
rr Of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a feel
with Gilman agisSe Furnace, furnish
cane and run the Pneumatic Battery making hhd sugar
per day. e
e. The Pneumatic Battery Grannator is nut in oneration
nj much less the planter than any other steam bat.
terry application Of making sugar in part or entirely
by '
For further information, pamphlet with specifications
and drawings will he furnished application the subscriber
who is prepared make Battery Eyapo
rhors or Caer TO be used with direct eXhauFt steam
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
Nav ORLEANS
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IIf-
and choupitoulns streets, between Graver
and Poydras streets New Orleans offer large
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Swedes and English Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Boiler Iron.
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee Iron
Woods Lewis Co.. the Cumberland Iron Works. and viii
be continually supplied with full assortment great supe
riory other descriptions of iron fully established
They also for Isaac Sraubs highly approved
Queen the South Corn Mills have hand an assortment
OF the various sizes, which attention is invited
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04
The LESSON.

On beautiful evening in spring, faith
er said to his wife, 'Let us go out into the
fields and rest on the hill, to enjoy the sight
of the setting sun. 1t will be a lovely eve
ming" When his two children-a boy and
a girl-heard this, they said, ave will go
before you, and wait for You on tho hill."-
And with these words, they skipped on be-
fore. Soon after, the grave father and the
kind mother followed them, talking of the
beauties of creation and of their children
the father speaking from the treasure of his
wisdom and the mother from the simplicity
of her heart. When they came to the hill
and assembled it, the children were there al
ready, and ran joyously towards them with
a white pet lamb, which they had taken
with them. When the sun vent down in
glory, the parents looked on with emotion,
and the father lifted up his voice and spoke
to the children of the creation, of the uni
verse, of the host of the stars, and of the
sublime Creator of nature, who has made
heaven and earth, and the sea, and all that
herein is: and he made them look at the
sun in his glory, saying, at is wondrous
work of the Nest High;" for he thought in
his heart, at is now time to teach them
heavenly wisdom" When the father had
finished speaking, the children exclaimed
suddenly, "Oh, see, dear father, and dear
mother, how pretty-how lovelyP They
had adorned their lamb with flowers like a
bride, and it ate the herbs of the bill out Of
their hands. The father looked at the
mother, and shook his head with grave
gesture. But the mother smiled and said
"Ah my beloved let them continue in theil
child-ike simplicity. They need not yer
tho knowledwe of rising and setting worlds
and the deep words of wisdom; they need
only love, and of them is the kingdom o
heaven" Then the father and the mothe
caressed the two children, and rejoiced witt
them at the gaily-decked lamb.-Krmsa
cher,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04
The Daily noon Prayer-mse,ing.

The New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal thus describes feature in
that city, which originated during the stress
of the late panic;
"One of the features of the day that is
quite noticeable is a mems day prayer
meeting held in the lecture-room of the
Old North Dutch Church, from twelve
o'clock to one o'clock precisely, and closes
exactly on the hour. The room is full and
crowded the interest appears to in
crease from day to day. II originated with
the new effort to meet the religious destitu-
tion of the lower part Of the city, and be-
gan with modest meeting held once in
the week. But the attendance and the
benefit seemed to demand the more frequent
observance of the privilege, and it has now
become daily service. All sects are here
the formal and stately Churchman and
the impulsive Methodist, who cannot sup
press his groan and his amen, though he
evidently tries, and wishes he had the broad
haven of his own church, that he might
express his feelings the sober, substantial,
stammering Dutchman and the ardent Con-
gregationalist, with all Yankee restlessness
sitting upon his face-the Baptist and Pres
byterian, joining in the same chorus and
bowing at the same altar. Tho movement
was bold one for New York-so near the
gates of mammon, and so near that altar Of
Pluto at which so many in our midst do not
fail to bow down and worship. Not one
woman is in the meeting, and the singing
from two hundred male voices is really ma
jestic," s