Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
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were shortly afteEward snpoune.a !. -, and
pet Mea1an2sH Ii 4 Yerv si,orf H.. a ans.
began 70 cifel,iate that Ill otha, . all1Hsofs
apisitusiism we're aciipsed : thar H. a ssss.a st
the ladies HAD in charge wee ~, !. - spififs
and d'gniaed, disdalniag the pns;y;l olaeilY
q upseftIng things ta1ning a cold sba pase1ee
~ n!ase1lai agencies, and making tbe;r sa1 g
munlcationa hT word q mouth e.. eiI.eoT.
trunapetl Being samewhat ineres u sssfsf
OF an 'nqnlring mind, On Tuesday evaa;aIs $40
repaired to the spiritual rendezvous i, . y 4
to ascertain what truth Madame 8 IT, . ol 1Ni
carried forth. 1saA1toF md
We found scn1e half d3oza, sap Ia, 4.
edge OF HneeeE things present. n,r .spRie=
was to make a thorough IL !
rcofoswe explored every hide rscas,. Y sae
atnlAed The walls and ceiling %cari,,lIr sa aa IS
are eontdenttha that the dc no,str3a 1f;rsa5 U.s.
witnessed were iade pendent Of meeha $3.50 9
individual agency, A halt circle va = e
petore a stand:apon which were placadfwaaa
binary TN dasiner horns, yesy much haftasaI
minus raouth- pieces. which had been hs ssiisu,
OF. We examined the horns and fond .,,.sh;s
Suspicious about them, nothing d fFeren, ~
other horns. The door vas InrLad ~ a,a !,
medium, Miss Vincent. EMrs. Garnsr b aau s a
1resdenl seated herseIfat The 4ud Ct TIE Il "
ihe lights were blown cut, ant separaIn;aas.
o. church music sung. At the expiraflonas
about hve minutes we heard q soina q 49, s1
oaIl had been shot into the horn, aeeornnainad
VIII. 4 quick flash OF phosphoriez=Iiighht'. uban
it began to rock upon The stand.
brother King THE guardian spirit 1T Il.
f,ed.utal IL with tfageannounced Miss VIncens
All wa husaedasdsath, and a deepfselian
OF so;etanity seemed to pe,yade the enf;ss
circle. Presently the horn slowly ssandas
the wall, cfept along the ceiling. and thar
tIe" oil II different directions about the ronna
The medium requested the spirit to manifs.s
ITSELF to members OF the circle /: imediafaiv i.
passed along giving each one 4 gentle rnn Az
an opportunity fos feeling it. It returned =
to the stand and the medium inquired Il i
had any communications to make The horn
instantly left the stand and rushed tf,r,,gh
the Eoon with great v~eiocity, issuing = n,ii..
like steam escaping from an engius, ma
scarcely with less pawer. After seyeta,a H.
cults Of the room It halted, and stood.in Il,
Just before the Circle, and d voice which 10
unalded mortal could be suspected Of init.
ting, slowly but rather lndisiinctlv uttered
are the children Of earth, Int | am III
child Of Heafen, inyisible.'' TIE yo;ra raa#
undoubtedly from the horn, and was az q
much power that it could have been heard !
square. It sounded as the voice of a ne rsnn =
speaking through labored breathing. Several
communications were received puInorfintg ia
nave come from spirit land, and description.
OF d departed ones which are said to have BEEN
Conversation was continued win
the ghostly ~Yisitant for about ten minntea.
when he dropped his horn and ahade Is alden,
The candle was relit and the circle hroke
up. every r7eH1beEof which was fully con-
that a supernatural agency controlled
the horn. *S5
The most curious part Or che nanifestattion
however, is the factthata after the demostra.
lions the interior Of the horn which before the
circle was formed was clean and hright,wa
upon examination, to be thIickly coated
sithTa iiu.y substance.
The whole thing may be an i,npostnre, tbs
work Of & cunning brain. hut We sare
the agency was independent OF the
Medium. She was seated in the circle during
he manifestations, with her hand held ny ons
# our citize ns.in whose honsstyWe havegreat
confidence. and her Toice was of5enfheard at
The same time The horn was speaking. Mrs.
all Buskirk, the lady at whose house the,
ned'nm was staying, enjoys the confidence
# the community and she states than often
II the night the horn will visit the led IL
he mediums, and hold long conversations
With them, and that she has often been
Weakened by these noesnral gisitations.-
IohioIl inns.
RELIEF FOE N~EraALelA.-hs thi, dread
al disease is becoming more prevalent than
and as the Doctors haya not dis
ovesed any method or medicine that sill
:ern1dnentIy cure it, we@wili simply state
for ONT time past a member of our
amliy has suffered mostelntepsely from il,
nd could find 40 relief from any remedy
ppIied. until we. saw an.artiele,,s which We
epubiished, recommending the application
f bruised horse-radish1 to the wrist, for the
ure Of toothaehe. As Neuralgia and Tootbe
che are bothtergoas diseases, we thought
be rsmedy for the one would be likeIy5h
iya reliefe 70 the other 50 made the april
alton, and were truly grati!led tosfand that
be 81 mple application Of Observation-Disclosures
nd applied to the Wrist, on the side ot the
ody where the disease was seated, gave al
aosts instant relief to u severe attacked nea-
algia. Since then We have applied II several
mes, and with the same gratifying results-
'hta#. ren1edyssis simple, cheap, nd.r1aay4 ns
the reach ot every ne.---Laarsnse
III 4sraH.
New Yogx* SociRTY.-I1he New iork
Post makes the following editorial
.:atcnlent:
Tt IL d notorious fact that, ii New TORE
IT instance, a man of wealth, soFsot eaptlsa-
ng manners and accomplishments, Walosez
character il k,iown to be Thoroughly
all may,=so Ions, as he. is not pabEcly=expo,
cd BY the press, on the courtssof Law, hnd
is circulation in some circles Of what's Gait
| .the best society rather improved ..hat1.