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SOUTHERN BANK.
CTATM OF LOuIsIANA-oirY on MN


STATE OF LOuIsIANA-CIrY OF NEW Or
BE IT KNuwN that on this Hrs, day May in the year Of
our Lord thou. eight hundred aud yeht Of The
lnenendenee Of the United States of America the eighty
ond
In conformity with of the Legislature Of this
state entitled IAN alter the Shares Of the Capital
q the Southern Sank approved the eighteenth March
Ss and also IN conformity with the h section Of
Ac o. said Legs entitled San Act establish ga
system q Free Banking the State Of louisiana approved
on the fifteenth March, 1885
after thirty days Of public notice in the New Orleans Daily
Crescent Journal 10 the words following, to-wit:
Southern Bank, Ne ofes ms, March 23d, 1858.
general nesting OF the stockholders will be held Saur
day. the ~ Of May 1855 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and u o'clock NJ at the Office Of Thomas Layton notary
public OF this city for the purpose taking
The expedency Of Altering the shares capital
Bank from shares OF i've hundred
ded dollars conrrmaby with Legislature this
STATE approved BY the Cover the 18th March 1873
Signed FREDERICK RoDEWALD,
President.
Before me, Thomas Layton, notary public for the
city u New Orleans Aforesaid duly aud sworn
aud in the presence OF the Witnesses
ders gned,
Personally and appeared the following named persons
acting either 10 their names attorneys IN fact OF
Others procurHtons u due firm exhibited to me- notary
and deposited for in the of sd southern
Bs X all which said appeaers IN their right or
In fact lawful holders Of Southern Bank II the
amount Of shares respectively a xed names To- win
ktrstlyFredeck odewald Esq behalf US attorney
in Fact Of the following named persons firms and
corporation via -
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M hlloNing capital Imitation Of Leigh Hunts
2 49, Pm. Aahem z q the prologue to new work
uz171ef Husband vs. Wife. Z
Ahe7 McAdam-.may bis tribe increase 49,
&sake che night from deep dream Of peace,
& - nw within the gas light Of bis room
= &5Haie spirit dressed up "a Bloom
NJ writing something ia book Of gold.
AScaeding drink had made McAdam bold,
~ - the presence'in the room be said
Wht Eritest. dear " The spirit raised its head
I'M sith q voice ike that OF cooling dove.
Uuzmnr'd ~ = The names Of men whom women
l0ge.n f4Sf
An1 y mine one asked Abel No, stree, =
Hsrlied The spirit Abel roared with gee,
1Aen cootly sid--" Sweet spirit, write me as one
Xhp naer linds fault with what won srl's done =
- Eopmer wrote and vanished but the next
night
, cas1e again with great awakening light,
4nd showed the names by love OF women blest,
DAen, 10 MeAdam's name led Nh the rest.
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| Argos SALE OBI TOWN LtIrS.-I WILL
alias Meridian, TUESDAY aud WEDNEsDAY tSs ~ 1
and loh Of june next, about Five Hundred LOIS ! 80
the center Of udedse county Miss and h he pon o
ssetn f the onthern the Mississippi and Alabama and he
sn1 ONO Railroad. is chartered aud no doubt vii he
on,it TOM ~ place direct the city Of New Orleans
Ahoher hne OF railroads bling rapidly constructed
portion Of ssouri Grenada Miss Lit lie Rock IND Mem
ph, pointing diree to the city Of Rsgsdale II Is about 10
or the road between these places would eompee I'M st nh
In an ali line Of roads from The city and he
hW stern portion OF Missouri IL Is hardly probable thai The
citizens Of Mobile and the country along the lire win
w much longer and not complete line Of Of such
Thus that three the longest lines of railroad In M
erd VIII n.os at the city Of RaeSae besides the one from
'sso "a mat completed with the Others, the win come
~ from seven different direct and will be placed in
ar g communication with nearly every place Of n
ne United saieseven from the Pacific 70 the stale Of
The trade tha, will pass through s,is psra ANN
any, VIII doubtless hundred millions Of money The
cons ruetea To eoncens ate the trade Il c and pon
Ions counties Of East Mississippi West Alabama mo e
aay than The roads being bailt will said plaza The
Courthouse will doubtless be moved here Tie nn w
wafer sandy soil and unduati country ground ma Il one
o. me heathest and most delightful places be found
Many 0fthe n,erpriug Intelligent and wealthy persons
re re gu Wy hsve already dete mined y move here
ages rare offered profitable 10
OF learning merchants manufacturers mechanics
husiae - ''-+eS
II Alta "a GA with the cars soins In from four different
years wht cxpeci the iy Of Rassn e wir ,hs
Sars coming IN from different drecons the longest
countries IN the South 70 support herr
- iA~S ~W L. A RAGSDALE.
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS
Susi arrived from caarlesiOu eass CIV PEAS. 70,
BARkIsLf \ CO.,
81 Connea street.
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fRxsucIASA- Seaas,f 5esa.a i occasionally
W1eY smart A Pennsylvania Democrat rallied him
-. what the latter called his Frightening prospects
- He Presidency. No. SIR said MI. seward,
nnsYlsania must have her turn. She has not yet
- President aud viii claim the nomination.
Why may there not be another Homer. another
&sea, another Shakespeare, another Jesus Christ
lRaph Waldo Emerson
We don't think II worth while 10 saw why. mt IL
~ losa'sse critic shoud ask Why there light hot
- ssssatF EInerson be would probably answer him
- " saying that nature exhausted her stock ~
n,ssPnemous audacsy in making the inst 3. / + )
a Rev Orleans paper ealogIzss the marble statue
g beautiful female meat enasie aud classical.
@ssn5P'se that all marble women are chaste.
ne editor 81 the Washington Union says that he
gn4 kis friends keep step To the music Of the Union.
Szsg ksep great deal trler step to the Jingle in
Hneie Sam's pocket.
Nm Richmond Wig calls upon James 3. clsv b
sznsse BIZ nalns Perhaps the next American leyis.
Afne q Kentucky will take the liberty. il the thing
- e done constitutionay. TO change his name for
&sa-.eisher With or without bis consent Kentucky
zeaa3d by all proper means preserve the name Of
4@sy from PROCLAMATION and sii$rrsce. S. -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BE Remembered that this 10th March, 1858 before me
subscriber Justice Of the Peace for
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r. jan
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual COMPANY
New Or cans who being duly sworn, according
pose and that the above
correct transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
II. P. JANVIER Secretary.
swono and subscribed before this 10th Of March,
A. ~ 1908 @. N. BRADFORD
second ustce OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
per cent the outstanding certificates Of profits on
and after the second Monday Mey next and to redeem on
and after that date the year s5 reseyn
under the provisions their cash cap Of Ave-
hundred Thousand dollars and they further declared
o scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWO PER CENT on the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February IS 1865 for
which certificates will be issued after the st ay Of
june, 1855. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRlERE Vice President.
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST of SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DlEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHlNA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th Of
each month, at P. N. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
ca Postage to South Pacific Letters, Sac: papers.
&c. ~ F~rS'
81 Postage to New South Wales, Victoria. south
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
SHIPS, 81 cents Single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce prepaid lis added To-
me above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid. :
81 Postage to Peru: Letters, 22c.; papers &c
- POSTAGE % Bogota New Granada) Letters, lsc.;
~ Postage TO China, New South Wales Sandwich
Islands, VIA San Francisco: lOc., prepaid,
me postage TO places the West coast of South
america, via Panama, is On each single letter
otcents and on each newspaper 6 cents when
sent and 10 cents on each letter and cents an
each paper, when received SS'-eS y"
81 The postage 10 New tirenada direct IL 10 eents
slagle rate, and cents each newspaper: and 10
the sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman,s
Land snd China, (via San Frsnciseol ia on
each single letter, 10 cents payable ia advance
a@ The single letter rate To California and Oregon 4
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc. the 40.
nestle rates apply. 8 p. MARKS, p. NJ
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a NE " D1SCuV f1IkA The ,tKrArh IN Nm
A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD. ava
SARSA p ARILLA LOzrU
Simple and Coxnno..a..
e and :! Compound.

Prepared by \. HEREU Drarrisi and pbvs,c,sr
70 ~ Essences Syrps Extracts SO aamed and
have for long time thoroughly invasga,sa 81 IA, :. .
apeuc agent susceptible of being applied 10 ali
from an or morbid principle Of which proceeds
organs. " '"e "iood OF any OF the
b Sen and uninterrupted analysis animal vegsts
e anl Kingdoms had induced the hone that nn1d
searches, il is obtained ny 'nNeiA'isAoie re-
~ some vegetables the necessary means for this
pa.ha party known to the public Such Il tba discra
Ie me e honor this day Of advertising The form II
pHssioly o uolng otherwise and have DIVIDED Il nt
compound ozenge In order that they mgbt he ivsn
ny nsi experiments privately and ra,,a;nad ~
un wonderful results had satisfied me thai had
in na 'he ehsge Of quackery could not be brourhf
The attention Of physicians and of the public ia casa 4,
tnse oAenge IN order that every one may witness az
rsole results of the same. ' "ts-eSs sne son'i'
GENERAL EFFECTs
rh resumed 20 BY upwards of a thousand person.
h. u eleansed the blood purified and ranova,a
sPEUiAs' I0m IN I'll precious % organ and iud.
P shd radical cure Of all diseases yeneralv
cholera nor the Used these Loznges have never had the
syphiilitc, hepatic, scorbutcal oo,tv zho,
ew DAYS AFTER ,bs oas diseases completely cured
4. All diseases of the lungs head svas s,,r,a.L
ohe an. external complaints disannssr ri @
"I I us l31enge. are rssorted TO @'e's' PRIV
ror sale BY the box, with prospectus sbovvin No. 49,,
GENERAL DEPOT AT 4. HEREU,s.
corner Toulouse and Bour oon streets
j. wRiGHT CO.,
n, u and Isl Chartres st.
GuIhLoI, Royal street.
H BoNNABELa
CORNER OF Naehez and Tehoupitouias SITS.
JAMES SYME, IS4 Canal 81
mao O. H. WERCKMULLER,
w camp street. of Poy dras street
IVA "'u'a'i0nS gra'sldaiy Al the above Drug store
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AanFespondent Of the Riculnsnd Wing propouuds
~ scllpwing:
= pspbnm is going the rounds. to-wit: Multiply
= crnls BY Is centsl Although nany assert ana
zsrk tneir assertions with wagers that this PROPOSE
e a solution.
Because il cents can be multiplied BY cents, the
ssssls most be square cents, which Is simply rdcu.
NNxa -f's $3.50
Aalt'plleation Is but the same thing as any nun,.
NOD in ihis case the Asst addition would be Is cents
@a9sa q ITSELF cent times. which Is nousense.
p cents can be multiplied BY Is cents Of
ssass ! gallons q whisky eau be multiplied py t,
-. soa ine result would he l8 square gallons Of
gszz'ey which Is worse than fo9lishness. II yon
es this worthy q place ia your coInlans. please
ss a'.e. Ter the solution OF the probIem i hotly
a@su0ed BY many who ought % kaax better. -
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47aker had his nrA Drlmmrd hat blown Oh by
- Htnd and he chased it Tor ag time with
&s'aszss sad very ridiculous zeal AZ last, seeing
n~12fh looking hoy ID lghing At his Disaster he sid
- hAx An thee pro5ane lid n The yoanxster
s'fessa that he dd . little Ia that way Taen, p
>sza b. taking half isaf fsm hls .kef. thee
n'S azznA ycadsr aeaing tile dry cents ssrth. =
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a l.dy took her son. Of some five Or six years. 10
- Alter ne minister had been preaching about
- sd The ster roased him into attention ssvs.
~ lszsss by piachiug. BIT as ls was hopeless IN
sne1sded 70 et him sleep andistarbed After t,,e
NiAs trsio1 bad had his nap out, he aw,ke aud \, i
- fninlsler SELL holding forth He LOGGED ~ - ~
- saeFs face. and innoeently askei- Mother il h
sszs s'ntsy night Or Is Il next Sunday night n
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and her eyes were fixed. Suddenly she seized the
arm OF her father, and made show of embracing
him. In that instant she passed to another world
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RESULT OF ALLOWING LADIES TO WITNESS RA-
RBY's HoRsE-rAMIEG ExHIBITIoN.- Mrs.. Bianeh-
assure you, my love, he is completely under my
control. he never talks now of snch thing as
going. to bis club or dining at Greenwich with his
bachelor friends, and he will read to me while work
for the hour together
Mrs. Catherine" oh, must certainly learn the
art, Tor my Augustus is really dreadful"
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DOUBLING THE INCOME or COTron
Il NTERs.


| PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TIE AANUFACTURg
or FARMS
Employing TO- Spin the Crop but about onefourth the
Der required to raise this Number consisting children
x wears OF age and above and women unfit for blowing
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE, " necessary-naiuey The Gin with Lap AppendAs
IN one Machine and the Sequen Machines the Spinning
re and TO have s arranged IN the Spinning Room
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also competent
Spsanars
oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCoMs
the very FIRST year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spnner
Wages.
Ny IMPROVEMENT the Planter is equiva
lent to his having purchased Of plantation Negroes
more productive than those he orks; and while his Spin
ming interest will prove his diversion will exempt
the cares and anxiees inherent to Planting Gathering
baiing up CROP
MACHINERY is Cash ARTICLE but Tor good accept
The PATENT ohefourth TO be paid the drsf
eve Of the the Yarns bring Cotton
with contract insurng should the plantation change
proprietors.
Propositions from Planters may be made and to know
eos OF Machinery in their particular om
70 state what has been the of pounds
a22f GEO u HRNRY MohiIa Al.
STEfNWEIN-5o bOAes Henkeil 4 Go for ale BY
ais corner of Gravie- and v w : s,ss - 80. a..
pSESERVED GINGEit--ss a.. : r1Ts- - ---
GER Tor sails By A. y COCHRAN HALL
ais Is Nes Lssee street.
ERANIER'S BtAN 4 ETS-fN SrIRe 2s bales
~ Sranuf's Bl4nkets ofts c0n~s 7 sale bv
- GRAT1AA, CoMNAGSREt TO-.
40 70 cNstenh0ase street
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Ss4N NEW FALL tsOODS-MRs NOR 4 ~
SYs TON loi roydas street, has just received ~.
rom e.ls and the North rich assortment OF 1
FALL hONNETS OF every style, KIBBIbNS EN- <~ATa&*
BRoIDERI Es and FANCY 0,IIS 10 which ~ - =
attention of the Ladies' country visit re- 'he
Hs- Old Bonnets cleaned and reneved f,o,n..- -,
promptly attended to- country orders
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans,
Be Il remembered that the 18th July 1851 before me- The
undersigned Justice the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansou Secretary Of ths
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly according law does depose and say
foregoing lust and and trAserpt
from the books OF said Company,
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1887
lSgnedl @. j. MANsONI, Secretary,
tSgned CHAS. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice OF the Peace for parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay interest Of
Six cent in cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
70 the holders thereof their legal resreenAves and
aer the 20 Monday OF August pToximo declare dvf
dend Ofnrty five as per cent? earned pre-
miums Of tie company for II year ending th OF June
1851 for which viii BE- 25h September
next and resolved further that after reserng MILLION
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates
Of the issue OF 5 and e5l scventydve per
ohe issue Of 1859 be redeemed the holders thereof
or their legal rep eseniatives follows
That Of $50 o. and after l2th OF Adjustment,
That Of 1851 on and after 18th of September next.
And rs per 1882 after 9Th October next
from which all interest will cease certificates
70 be produced the time OF and cancelled the
tent paid.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAH icA
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real sAFtIEE ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN wars.

II E GAfLnIEE ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN YgARs.
o I'M IA a Square OF Ground, we'll improved with vood o
M seng and outhouses all In fine order sgsaaS y.
road $500 aa very convenient the ON Ihus ard raii
ten years, e ''u'e III cash. ana the balance
- We very hne Squares Ground eligibl1 s,s l.,
son NY; one on Magazine street and tns " enI
ons si under good fence and very high sronnd q
s cash and the balance to len years ief'
lack ~ e y ,Tonnd the Depot the New rsaxx
- ana Hreat Northern Railroad Terrs 80 ~ '
Sa the balance 10 ten year ieie one nith cash.
fer further partieul ,rs slply 10
le11 q :, WHEELER % Commercial pls..
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Schedule of Mails.

Why is fly one of the tallest of insects? Because
he stands over six feet without shoes or stockings
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tO05hTABLG srtsAn hsnUAN n.s--r rsUs "a
= horse power OF the celebrated patent Hoard .
uae Hoard BradtoTdl differing essentially eeonon
ana durable qualities from engines of any other patent
acture In excessive the
Union Pamphlets with full description and from l3
dinerent persons who using them will an
piieaon to the subscriber, who Orleans
Hoard Son being sole proprieors patent they only
can furnish fnaHuacture
aeputaton and al pretended limitations frauds upon
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
SAMITFT 81 arr " gr,-sor
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5asi arrived from caarlssiou. eass CIV PEAS. 70,
BARkLif \ CO.,
- 81 Common street
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q. P. JANv1ER, Secretary.

SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
- OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW oRLsAss
New Orleans. January IL, 1855.
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the sun
Mutual Insurance Company publish the following statements
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INSURANCE.

| OUIsIAnA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS
NEw ORLEAks March l, 1858
In conformity with the reqriemens Of their charter. the
COMPANY publish the following statement:
Amount Of premiums from the LIST March, 1851, to
the 18th February, Sf2
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siekles, the women carried red hot irons. ana the
children sticks and stones. u this they APP.
preached the cemetery. with load aud furious cries
The exhnmatien occupied considerable time As
al wished 70 take part in the vengeance innnmer.
anie quarfels sprung up, which would have had an
EVIL end had not the old interered and declared
taat two men only should disinter the corpse The
moment the cloth which covered the hodv was -.
moved, sharp, horrible cry raised the hair upon nv
mead. This cry had proceeded from woman at ms
side =" 1t Is a vampire y she exclaimed and thou
sana voices echoed the words Almost at the same
moment, twenty or thirty shots were Aired taa,n :
The head to pieces The father and kinsmen Of
hnAvA quartsfed the body with sharp knives, aud the
women caught the reddish liquor that flowed Rom h
70 anoial TIE neck Of the terinented.
several youths took the body from the serulehre,
ton 20 tie It to the trunk OF tree which haa heen
cut down for the purpose Followed by MI The bovs
o. Che place they tore il 70 field before the house
Of ssslonaVlsn, where pyre composed Of sticks
aud straw hid been prepared. Whea Il was livhtad
they commenced to dance around H. accomntn ,in,r
themselves with savage yells The stencil Thai The
corpse exhaled obliged me TO retire to my inn.
THIS was full OF peopie-nien smoking aud women
talking all at once, and stunning with their voices
the poor sick child, who hardly able To replv a.
them. Her neck was soaked Ia this red aud intec.
tous liquor. which they mistook for blood The
multitude disappearing By degrees, was eft aione
With the family. The infirnity was great. Khava
feis the approach of night and onged for the appear
anre OF day Her parents being exhausted with con-
tnued vigils. offered 70 watch her. Never shall
forget the nights spent By her side.
:, Nothing could free her irom the gloomy thoughts
that occupied her fancy She dreaded death, and no
human power could console her.
few days after her rosy lips grew livid and her
black eyes shaae with nnwonted hrilliancy.
Az last one morning. she called her father, and be-
sought hun when she was dead to cut OF her head
nne embraced her mother, who wept scaldine tears.
Then she took an amulet ffom her neck and said 10
me Keep y; think that il viii be more useful to
tbee IMAM me Y These sad ceremonies ended she re.
csised the holy sacrament with devotion. Two on
three hours afterwards she hreathed more heavily,
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The Company against pers the
and rivers and and damage Are the
Of premiums.
OrrICk NO Carondelet
o. GAILLARD President
GEO. W. WET, yicsPresident
A. SCHREmKR Secretary. dl2H
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! ~
why the ~ didn't yer ~ 5a1ai. d
Mot because / shouldn't have been NEST
happy to put stop TO his proceedings, in some
way or other, you may depend upon it; but, as
1 was saying, animals do suffer in this world,
as we'll as we, for no fault of theirs. God ere.
ated them as we'll Is us, and gave them q great
love OF enjoyment So far, we are treated
alike. He is eager to make more than amends
to us in the other world for our undeserved
troubles here and therefore it seems likely
that He is goingIso do something of the same
sort for them--not to make them happy with
our degree of happiness, any more than he does
here, but very happy after their own fashion,
which consists in great part, like ours, in the
enjoyment of the society of those to whom they
are attached. Gods own Son said that God
fed the birds, aud watched over even each par
ticular sparrow. 1t seems improbable that,
after taking care of any creature for several
years, he would turn against it on sudden.
and infiict pain or death, or suffer them to be
inflicted upon it, when, as you say, it has done
nothing to be punished for,) without intending
to comfort and revive it. The longer we take
care OF anything, the more we love it. One of
those good men, in old times, who knew God
best, said that He was love itself; another of
them declared that in Him was no variableness
nor shacsow OF turning, and that every good gift
came down FROM Him. Now, the pity which
We feel for any innocent living creature tina,
suffers and dies, is good feelin ga good
gitt-and must therefore have come down to us
from God. Does it seem at all likely that He
would have given it all away to us, and kept
none for Himself2"
Can't say as it doos."
CHAP. VII TO BE CONCLUDED NExr wERK