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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-19
HOPE sPRINGs EXULTING FROM TTs
TIses While Doubts Fleeing Away, give
Place to Conviction most
Triumphant!

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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING PROM ITs
Use, While Doubts Fleeing Away, give
Place to Conviction most
Triumphant!
DE kind enough, Reader, give your attention one mo-
ID ment, and you will earn Wha
THE GKEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
ARE GOOD FORT
They have been sold by the subscribers in Tennessee for
ten years. and this great truth they have their
possession showing that they have cured helped thou
'@-1' u INDIGESTION,
NERVOUS Debility, Sickness at the Stomach
Derangement oiiRe Digestive Wafer Brash, Humors,
Functions 81 Mind and Ssysn GoidS and GsqgRs I.ndi0
Oppression afser Eating, Female DISTINCTIONS,
Acid Stomach, Loss OfAPPetite,
TOkPOR OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS,
Reader You are appealed to earnestly Don't say HIfI
could only believe this be true have some Of the above
complaints and would take the medicine i'll could
ony have confidence" IT Is TRUB. Come then If YOUR
mind irritable, Disseminated and gloomy Il you have
Collie Pains after eating your Ood-f your body begins
waste, your strength to fail yOuf your cOuntensnce
assumes haggard and ssllow aspect-f you have din
Guilty in lyiug your len skin dry shrv
eedyou have an appetite weaE and variable, and per-
haps entirely desOyedf your whole system is lanqud,
especially during Il process Of dgestion,you have
slant uneasy feeling the stomaeh-Why troubled
with INDIGESTION Bitters are msde to cure
Indigestion, and all it's attendant ills and while at arst
gently stimulates the Stomach cleansing removing these
'O''-'''' IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MoRBIB VITIATED HUKORs, identifying the
face kinding life and energy in your entire frame he,
Reader will the world longer look dark and gloomy 10
longer will your dearest hopes be banshed and thrust aside
'1' HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
The GraeenbeEg Health Bitters wonders fol
US Many witnesses ready testify the statement
above made These B.ters and all the other Grseenberg
Medicines for sale by every Druggist in every town in
State aud wOrhy of place every counter The
price liberal Wholesale Dealers, and the Retail price
ony CSC If here is, there should be torn
large BrHkst whore is cannot be found all this
glorious Union.
MACKENZIE & BRCKWTTH, Nashville,
Agents Grssnberg company for Tennessee Alabama and
Georgia. Jlnl6-u.
GOODYEAk'S PATENT VULCANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
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ClfAS. ROREiikTNsslN.

fl.lts II JIG. & G. Robertson Br al street
TONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer. and
I J dealer Fruits Nuts C'gars Tobacco TOYS ard
Fancy Articles General No a. nsrkst street p0sJe
Morris StratOns would respectfully riJrm he citizens
Of Nashville and surround Hg community that be b. per-
mans1tly CcItd "A The shove business, and would bs
pleased 10 " share uf public patronage
r. Particular attention paid orders from The country
dscT-1V
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GOODY EAk'S PATENT VULCAAITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS OF PATENTS.
MkEUFACTURE ABOVR NAMED MATERIAL, OFFRR
WARRROOM,
No. SO MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
PACKAGE
EYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
Of every kind for Domestic EngFayeTs' and Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes MRchin-
nouuced by Physicians the lists Oilers Martngae Rings,
most perfect article ever Whip Sockets, nulators for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Teiegraph Wire, adopted by
Flasks warranted keep the American Telegraph
the Powder dry; Furniture Company Sbaving Brushes,
CssOrs that will not deiace Pans Baths, PunDes and
the carpet Tuwben and Soap Dppers for Photographic and
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes,
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket,
This Wonderful Material which is firm METAL-lght
HoRE-bTisnt JRT-8 poor conductor Of HKAT-nOn-
conductor Of ELEETmCTT-and which Oils, Acids and
Akaie produce effect IL vastly superior other
the above named and great variety Of other purposes
which IL is applied.
Dealers all parts OF the country supplying them
selves with these goods and consumers who
article the kind wil buy other. ljanl7-57--Iy
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Ld " BEahA Ia uE X
1HE Under gued extensively engaged ne Lg-ber
Business and respectfully socit orders from FuHTl-s
needing any thing In line. They ou 0as ar
Cedar forests i Wilson county, are prepared 10
furnish kind % Lumber eilhss rdar Ur a her bar
Their DrD0. S a. the Nashville Luui5cr Yard.
Orders or Luabsr may 0s addressed undersigned O..
GlaiesYills, Wilson CO. Tenn. l1f with Mr uarBnv -t
Depot KIRKPATRICK, DHEENgN s. sfMHBES.
janl7-57-dly. KIRKPATRfCK & Glass
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THOMPSON & CO.,
- MARBLE PALACE.o
No. 80 College Street.

TTH 1MPSON & CO., having removed % their magnificent
4 Marble Palace and having bands Omsiy cited it
ing business In mercantile manner dclsrmined no. 70
Be surpa sed IN the Beauty and Magnitude o. th T
Having increased taeilies f0rpHTehnsing Goods
Eastern markets and making most Of purchases from
hands, and some OF our OWn impOraohs thereby
enabled 10 sell goods lees Proat Than those purchased
from second hands.
Our sioek will consist Of the best English, German and
American Goods All ask Of friends and cuatrmers
is 20 call and examine for themselves, feeling they
viii agree with US, both in regard 10 the Goods Prices
WohaTe lhe best light in the city for showing Good.
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MORRIS & STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GHOCERs.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Me- - Market street, Nashville.
HAVING made arrangements BY which viii be receive
IA ing large and fresh supplies or Grocery days,
We viii hereafter have regular sales egery FEoTrrDaT
moving ideeinI nEu WORKS. d STRATUM
~ AAaE. OONoG 4AE.I.o Or COAEn mE,tAL 1is
NASHVILLE.
T HAVE started Nib 10 the city, and VII keep On
i hand, fresh MeaI, at No 107 South sumner street
An orders attended TO- and viii sell ct the loWsst ca
city, and wiz deliver b customers IN s1T part the
prica Nv. CARDWELI.
mayls-ti Agent.
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RAILROADS, sc.
Freight Reduced!

CBA ARLESPOW to NA . II I'LL Il,
TO ooErIEuR WITHOUT ALTERATION UNTIL Ihk
FIRsT DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
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Curtain Goods.
Rich Satin Damssk,
Rich GeFmsn Damask,
Embroidered Lace Curtains,
do Muslin do
do do for Curtains BY the yard,
Curtain Trimmings; all kindt.
THOMPSON &CO.,
Fsb. 25-u 10. SO college stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

marvel on marvel occurs. Edward Loring owns the
soft impeachment to Carrie, who, nothing 10th,
frankly rcciprocates. Isabelle heartlessly neglects
her lord who is hopeessy confined to his bed-suffers
some French Count to make illicit love to her, and
eopes with him to find watery grave. The shock OF
this eopement acceerates the death of the old uncle
who, before dying recognizes in Carrie his grand
child. A portion of his vast wealth she Of course
inherits and becomes the loved wife Of the happy
Edward Loring. Robert returns from prosperous
Voyages sees and straightway falls in love with Katy
who like sensible widow that she is, and none the
worse for being second hand takes compassion
upon him after the most approved fashion, and all
goes merry as marriage bell" 751F 5.fs' = tfsS
| Such is an outline Of the story. In conclusion,
cannot help expressing my admiration of Katy;
she is the very broth Of woman, brimullof fun,
talks like book, dealing extensively in refnedi irony,
and often dropping remarks which fall and blister like
drops Of burning sealing wax. Sometimes, however,
her drolery outstrps her discretion and oveeaps the
boundary Of propriety acquiring broadness hardly
bameless as in the quotation somewhat profanely ap
Piled the hoop fashion being the subject Of converse
ton" Though their beginning was small, yet their
latter end should greatly increase. The scenes and
passages would especially commend for truthtulness
and raciness are those of love between Carrie and
Edwards of bathing, when one of the girls roguishly
cries out shark y and Mrs. P. innocently sits on
the emplatre Of a French woman; and of the bal
Mosque at which the count who like Esau, sis hairy
man." is caught toying with the bejeweled finger of
Isabelle.
The work. as have already intimated, though not
without blemishes, evidently bears the marks OF
genius, little too reakish, at times it is true; and
it, as understand, it was written for amusement,
rather than with view to publication, it is highly
credtable effort and bespeaks talent whose cultiva-
ton it would be pity, il not crime, to neglect
49, ~. ..5-ls.te.l= w. G.
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THE LATE ELECTION IN New ORLEANS The
Columbus (Ga.) Times and Sentinel, abiding to the
neglect of the Democratic party OF this city to bring
ont ticket at the last municipal election, severely
remarks:
This is a most singular spectacle in this country,
and, in our opinion, reflects upon the courage of II
large portion of the citizens of the Crescent City.
We sympathise with the disranchsed citizens of New
Orleans, though we pity their pusilanlmity.
The Times and Sentinel is not fully posted in the
premises, or else it never would have been betrayed
into the foregoing remarks. Its reflections are unjust
to the city and especially unjust to that portion of
the community known as the Democratic party.
For our part the conviction is unqualified that the
Democratic citizens of New Orleans possess as much
physical and moral courage as the Democrats of
Columbus or any other city in the United States.
The Democratic party of New Orleans is divided
into ireconciIable factions and about equally divided
The portion of the party known as the State Rights
portion is osracised to all intents and purposes by
the powers that be' The federal government
frowns upon them; management has stifed their
voice in city primary conventions and hardly ray
of comfort CLEANS upon them from the State-House,
while the Custom House looks and pratices removals
and prosecutions all the time Why should such
men work and vote when victory brings ruthless pro-
scrpton while defeat would relieve them from annoy
ance in their own household? Let the Times and
, Sentinel put the question to itself and answer.
For these reasons, and an utter lack of confidence
in the late Central Committee of the dominant party
experienced by the rank and file of hoth factions
there was no contest at the last municipal election
Neither courage nor pnsilanmity had anything more
to do with it than the comet or the man in the
moon.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

STANDARD Books AT WHITES. - Irying's Colum.
bn Stephens Travels weber the Types of
Mankind ryings and Coopers Noyel and other valuable
standard books OF the day. be on the counters and
shelves of Mr. T. L. Whites bookstore No o Canal
Every department Of literature well represented at Whites
and seachers for pleasant reading should dop in and
iusnect. ! : :. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

CRESCENT JOB 0FFIoR-The place to send your
orders for plain fancy job printing which you
qaicky done and eheaply DONE is the ioboe Messs
Clark Brisbn in the third story OF the Crescent Bang
No. 10 Camp street. We would particularly advise
and lawyers give them trial Their advertising
columns gives some idea of what they can do.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
JAMES N. TELLER,
EDWARD s. AUDLER.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.

certify the foregoing be copy original
record in my office In faith whereof grant these presents
der my sigma ure and The impress seal Of Office the City
of New Orleans, this l4th day Of April, 1851.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages the parish and
city OF New Orleans, State of Louisiana
going charter recorded this Office in the Boob of
Society No. 8, olos 554 to 800 inclusive. r. PAJAUD
a2O DENY nA,r ernrdcas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

CLARK's GALLERY, No. 81 CANAL STREET. If
you wish picture any loved picture taken beautl
fully and rnthfulyif wish what is called speaking
likeness eali Mr. Clark at No. "a Canal street His
ambropes and photographs altogether indispensable and
ne Is the only artist in the city who produces life size pictures
by the snre process Go aud bis specimens and if
apcture aken you will be give him job See his
card in another column aL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

BooTs SHOES AND BRoaANs. = Messrs. Reed &
Field No GO ryier street. in receipt large supplies
the above goods and fill the orders of their c
and country customers any See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

SHELL CONES AND FISHING TACKLE. Messrs.
Lion Pnsard of Royal and Bienyile streets have
Just received large assortment OF the above articles from
They all Of the finest deserpton See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

BLADoN WATER.-This water is always to be had
by the drink or large quantity of Mr. Syme the druggist, in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

GRocERIEs, FREsH AND SWEET. We would call
the atenon Of houseksepers generally TO
stock Of groceries, liquors. wines etc. which Mr. L. Becier
has hard at his Gem Grocery No q Basonne street. As
Mr. b. does rapid business his groceries necessarily fresh
and sweet and he anything of second inferior
qualify his stock u not to be exceed any where His wines,
brandes, codias etc. poporionaby excel
lent See his advertisement a 30. VEN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

Coop FOR SUMNER Drink Ponltney & Mas
heys Xxx cream ale s of the healhest peasanest
warm weather beverages exant 1t always had
porter and other malt qaos Of Mr. F. Murray Nos 10 and
II Benvie street. who delivers residences free extra
charge. ~. b ss 4,..s PSI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

More BosroS MORALITY, - Or. Lewis Dix, of
Boston and Young man, have been arrested in that
city charged with having caused the denth Of young
girl by attempting to procure abortion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

CARpETs AND MATTINGs.--M essrs. A. Brousseau &
Co. No 10 Charities street. accommodate any taste my
extent in the above articles and other articles the line See
al rsen,ent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

VARIETY GooDs. -Messrs. Lion & Plnsard, at the
corner Of Royal and Bienylls Streets have lately received
Paris fne supply Of variety goods Baby carriages perfumery
toilet sets, porcelain and other ornaments furnishing
goods for ladies and gentlemen etc., included in the
n Munyon's j q + I4 V "a
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lp rlsars @ailu Grsstflrt.
DouELH S -.
NEW ORLEANS

MONDAT MINING JUNE ~. 1857.
4 X Thira CengressIonaI District.
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BLANK Books AND STATIoNERy.-The mercantile
community will Gnd Messrs. RI ure Co.. No 81 Charres
street. well worth calling for anything they may
the Of blank books banks and stationery anything
nthe blank line that they wish printed and bound
The variety Of blanks In very extensive See
yertisarnents fs{
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ii MooDY's SHIRTS THE fame Of Moody and
lcodys solicited itself
Parnassusa volcanic Purnassuswhch goes into grand
erueon every week, sending avake Of poetry
sides The last eruption bazed forth 10 the
- Molly Baum, and Of may be in advertis
ing columns Moody, should be remembered keeps all kinds
of underclohing furnishing goods light airy,
the season. and be sells them dirt cheap See his advertise
f5S i31isk sft
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A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL FOR THE
II rapid
COUGHS COLDS. HOARsENEss BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHO0PING COUGH, ASTHMA AND


This remedy has or itself such hooriety IFS
every variety of Pulmonary disease that entirely
cessary recount the evidences of It's virtues in av
nifty where it has been employed So wide field
usellness and the that
every section of the abouns persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming
ease Of the lungs by It's When tried superiority
oyer every other medicine OF its kind apparent
observation and where It's virtues known the public
longer hesitate what aitote employ distressing
DANGEROUS affections of the pulmonary organs which are
dent to our climate And not only In formidable
the lungs, but for the mlder varieties Of Colds Coughs
ness etc. and for Children it the pleasanest
cine that can lie obtained.
As II hts long seen in constant use throughout this section
we need not do than the people quality
to the best that has been that the
article is prepared by Dr. j. c. AVER Lowell Mass and
sold by every respectable druggist in the United States
no ]. WRIGHT Il co Wholesale Aeen.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
CREsCENT CIV SOAP XoRks.-pEro,

the have commenced in this city the manufacture
OF soap Tor Faaiy Ship Steamboat which
Sent to the public for its approval competition with the
soaps OF established reputation Itcomnes economy with free
DON rem the dIsagreebe effects of ordinary soaps use
WI Ne 'ong upon trial to possess washing properties in per
tetto and guarantee. to contain ingredient sufficient
quantity 10 uiure the finest fabric ladies' nDunrel
The nd vanagos of merchants and others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good if
better aucoo home manufacture, will present themselves
milo +. "a tIEN y IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

RsADHa FoR THE MILLION. People who desire
intellectual solace, whether travelling staying at hJmewo
desire knowledge in its mulfarous the
transient pleasure Of poetry xnd goo T. B.
Camp street. All the standard works in poetry,
prose- 6ciion travel history, biography, medicine law agr
culture philosophy and general miscellany together with the
Of the day to be had there always at pub
hshers prices The variety light reading for summer travel
especially attractive present Stees worth
lo,kover By everybody. See advertisement
ToBY's HAVANA AND CUBAN ExPREss.-Messr
g. Toby, Brother have formed connection Of their Elk
with the Island Of Cuba Express of Messrs r.
Rcmhaer Co.. In Havana; and by This arrangement. any
description goods in large small packages, may be safely
and speedily transmitted to all the towns and cities Of Cuba
express by every The universal satsac-
tou That the Aeas Toby have given tile public with their
other expresses Leaves nothing 70 ar in regard to their Cuba
y E&prees Sec their Advertisement . .. 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

- ~ St Charles street.
MULLINS at his post. yerandab fire for o.
the operation of his well known establishment
o9 le the great physician, has him
MediCared BATHS, "'''
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with the artists
me country can Afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyens aud Dressing have been reduced down science
reels assured that he with aacry dispatch tho
most fastidious ~
lie has for sale well stock fresh PERFUMERY
FURNISHING Goods, Cosmetics and TIE and
the hair. ~ "
k9 Gail at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
EIREyvoRksI- FIREyv0HKs,-A LARGF

assortment lam igE eN ST. Black Warrior, consisting
u part OF NOeke Roman Candles, Torpedus Prarles Per
Wheels Scr Is Flowrr Pots Serpen Bengulu Mines Blu,
Lights, Post Fires, FiIe Cruck r., &c For sale by
800 Il. NJ, BARLOW 90,
oil is Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22


TENT ioI the United States granted SAMUEL
MAN oil NO. III Satchez New Orleans under the date
Of 1854 fora furnace for burning Wood Bas
This Furnace combines the following Qualities az fully
son. ~
of u Blower $3.50 ~ ' 'N
3D. It contains CRATE bars irons In the interinr
cleaned out. " ~
in the furnace ~ ''
5 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enopph IA
run the mill engne steam battery, and pumping engine
This IS the only furnace that has off in Iousasa
in com alliance with the above FIVE conditions.
rms Furnace makes aloha and
does not resemble any other furnace in single feature
or IN the principles which It works. the results
which Ii produces neither does approach rights Of any
other party Reports circulated the contrary are
tricks OF trade known be false by those who make
them and calculated only the public and palm off
tcles that cannot stand their merits person will
make or use patent Furnace without authority
from me; and all persons having such authority will be fuy
guaranteed in its undisturbed use and possession.
My faent Furnace applicable kettles as To
steam boers and prepared apply burn
ing the Bagse 10 boil juice train
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser
treatise on the whole subject, pamphlet form with draw
hss etc., 10 Dc mad OF the subscriber by mail otherwise
,o,o SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

| NUSUAL CHANCE-THOSE WISHING TO EN-
~ gage in legitimate and very profitable business readily
understood Gn fact trade) from which fortune could be
reed IN almost section the country suitable the
Farmer Mechanic or Merchanhe comparatively ,riing;
he very thg to connect with every store throughout the
have ayMed themselves of the chance doing we'll The
enclosed. GEO A. ANDREWS A. "a 't
n29 Nea, Val ,,;t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for The
parish of New Orleans eeres TINT tho foregoing has
been recorded this day in his Office in Book Society No.
Folios H. IL, Is, IA and u. .,
[Signedl JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans, May the l9th 1851. my2l 70 jel Is q
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-06-17
The Comet.

Last Saturday, the day fixed for the destruc-
ton of the world by comet, to the great relief
of many nervous people, passed off quietly and
without special incident. This failure, howev-
er, will not shake the popular faith in such pre-
dictions, and it will not be long before the credu-
lous are again all-a-gog about something of the
the same kind. Throughout Europe and the
United States the 18th Of June was anticipated
with dread by very large class of persons. A
recent paper says:
In England, the fear of harm from the ap.
proach OF the comet, has prevailed to an incred-
ible extent, not only among the masses, but a.
mong the cultivated and aristocratic. Many
have believed that the world would come to an
end on the 18th of June; the scriptures have
been anxiously searched for predictions of the
event, and the priests and clergy have been tor
mented with questions. Some have madeprep
arations for the catastrophe by course of fast
ing and prayer; Others have foolishly squander-
ed their property, believing in good sooth that
they would have no further need oft. The be-
lief has prevailed, that on the day named the
fiery messenger of doom would be seen drawing
nearer and nearer; that its massive bulk would
spread aud fill the whole visible horizon, en-
veloping this globe in utter darkness, drawing
the water out of our seas and rivers, and finally
converting the world into heap of cinders.