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ALA BA NJ A RIVER.

FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lmAn{SAS SPRIEGS-The steamer Advance, Samuel
S&3 Ables master, will leave Mobile for Biadon and
Cnllum Springs and Demopoh every Saturday evening" at
O'Clock.
-Returnng-
Leaves Badon and Culum Springs Wene day evening"
O'clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning. at
O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
7. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupoulas street.
je25 Am or SIMPSON l. COOKE. Mobile
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EXpOrIa,

BRAZOS SANTIAGO via INDTANOLA-Per seamshi
Arzona65 tons iron 200 bales Mlso loo do 10 pkg
800 do liquors 5O bags coe 400 boxes soap bbls
III crates eware.
BRAZOS sANTIAGo--Per Steamship Indianola-l cask
brandy 1862 bbs ~ bbs lard i5 bbs potatoes packages
groc cries lis bales mdse los pkgs mdse
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A TT A K A P A g..

r. U. $. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAfAss
l6AHl6a, Daily connection with the N O.. o. and u
seae@[A W. Raroad-The fast steamer st. MARY,
freight will connect with Opelousas Railroad leaving Der
uicks Bay daily for Pattersonye Gentervie and
days to Chnenon Jeanneres and New Town. eonnesnng
the with fourhorse mali coaches Tor ST. m8ttn
lafayette Grand Co,eau opelousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans to washington "ehSsn
hours, bring the quickest route travelled. n y...
the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad DAILY sne Sners
shnners will please name their dry receipts
'"pf " j. NJ. JOHNSON & CO.,
,sla tf No. Old I.evee, Agents.
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Q ON M E R o1AL.
Per Eurora.]


Per Europa.l LIVERPOOL, Aug. 49, 1859.
CorroS-we have to dull and unsasfscor
sasss oss ss IN
in prices but upon The whole they ere VIA
:sssn
s Sd. sas s E 6.
Britt Britain ssS
e s h.: II a
.eS,: a:y Ts ,s Sss. :s:':''
Nv n. o o1I::a: e f.ss sssIlss
Nv Nv Orleans o1ls.n: a seea Kidding
The imports have been ooo bales and tue sales
a.. ss'
Ths sn nsd table sshe stock cotton band
The !. .s
twoysan 1870 1850
IS, ;; 4; ssss sgEss
P asss IL aSt ossns &ddins ss III
4 sss IRON rom Eas india 10 arrive by the 0O
Isl November ......,..... abo-o $1,000
prices slightly lower for descriptions. but
orally hey have undergone no change spnnsss
81 The cotton market here inclined into
against ss6i 900 corresponding month last
monh S. 's'Ds "'o III
50 hhds 1850 bags chiefly granny Dem AS
42 3D. 800 bags East India have. however been So at
49, for COsspore 43s 3D. for Benares and at ass
low Bengal also 60 hhds Rico Ais 81 @43s 3D. and
460 hhds 200 barrels Cuba Muscovado from New York at s
Cd. q cwt.. quay. s.
BREApsrUFFs weather for harvesting which
Il nearly completed has produced inanimnte
prices Wheat have declined about 3D. D GENITAL
American Flour bens scarce
material change Indian Corn has been in fair demand and
has recovered somewhat from the extreme depression
FLOUR.
Western Canal per barrel les OIL @2as. Cd.
New YORK OHIO. VS. Ud egzos ud
81 Louis S6s. 0a' eg1Ss. va.
INDIAN CoRE.-Mxed, S. 1od QD6; Yellow, 6s.@6s. I'd
and White, rs. Sd. OFFS Sd. y Genital.
The deliveries wheat BY farmers in England and Waes
and the price last week. well for the
ing three years. were as follows:
1859 IL 00v ID 1851 SO 900 qs a. Co.'S a
1855 1900 AIS. 3D. 1856, So 00O Sd.
The demand continues limited and prices irregular,
but generally within the following quotations Prime Mes
75s. @95s., and India Mess zoos. GDl15s q fierce.
P0RK-0ny limited retail business doing, and quotations
| remain in great measure nominal.
BAcoS.-Home cured being still abundant and compa
cheqp be entirely neglected We
quote nomiuay Cumberland Cut, 49, 145s Long Ribbed
| iss 6047s., and Short Ribbed, 45s 9D47s. p cwt.
LARpThere has been limited inquiry this week the
than 400 erces at 66 for Extra Refining and
Sos. OBS. p cwt. for choice.
TA1Low-Bucers' Association is in moderate request at
SIS. London, St. Petersburg G. quoted ~ So. Sd.
spot and $751; 3D. % cw for the last three months Of
year. JAMES HEWITT 4 CO.
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Imports.

GALVESTON AND lNDlANOLA-Pers steam, ship Magnolia
Is bales cotton Carroll Hoy &coSS head cattle to Inbau
Mehe
INDIANOLA AND GALyEsToN-Per steamship oraaba
81 bales cotton Bander Hubbard37 do Rugely-lU
Jno Williams &co-sundres to order-Toal 9S bales
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gsbitn uf the HIarktts.
CRESCENT OFFICE No. 20 Ca

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp streetl
Friday Morning, Sept l6, 1859.
rain yesterday during the greater CT
the day. and only moderate supply of Cotton Immediately
sae the business reached only about 2O bales Prices
irregular without any quoabs change:
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p A. FAHNnsTOCK's VERMIFUGE.-

This safe and only eecua remedy for has been
extensively used regular practising physicians than
retar meicine which has made Its appearance in tt
United States.
1t used with the freedom and confidence BY gentle
men who have attained emnence in the medical profession in
ali the Middle, Western, aud Southern States.
Tbs great its popularity is the fact that nothing has
yet been discovered which be substituted its place and
that it be used in all without fears to the
suit lis perfect safety recommends it 10 every parent
serreed within SYSTEM it will speedily expel
them fail But in order obtain the getnine article
purchaser should be his guard and look well to the in
as the be and be particular that he
is buying B. A. Fahnesock's yeimifuge, and no other
mil
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ARK NSA RIV e R.

IeRv1S on Pr I1sg1 w sII HnIvER
IsueEs,S Pncket-For Fort Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark,
k+SS.sSA Rosevile. Carksvlle Norrsown, nardanele,
IL wis urg Little Rock, Pie Bluff, New Gascony and all way
plantato landings in the bends The elegant very light
H. eser the above all date ndngs
as above. For freight passage apply on board
rThe O. give through bills adug for White river
freirhts. YlRGINIUS c. DENTZGI,
sl0 Advertising Ag'.
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NEW ORLEANS cLAsslF1CATIoNs.


The rain uterfered with bushes, the Levee,
and only about 50 hhds sold previous Fair
Fully Fair 594G61sc. u ID.
WORCESTERSHIRE heard of transactions of any impor
lance.
FLOUR. The sales confined $50 bb Superfne
81 s5 100 Extra IS So and Wednesday Extra
private terms ..a
GRAIN. There but little doing in Corn and the prin
cpa sale reported 2ss sacks Mixed at 75 p bushe OF
Oats 400 sacks ST. Louis sold at sOc q buhsl In Bran
the transactions included 500 sacks 81 20 p 100 bs
PROVISIONS. firm, aad noticed sales Of 800
to 400 bills Mess SIS o. The retail advanced SIS rs
S5 50 q Dbl for Mess. In Bacon heard If sales of
any Of Lard $50 kegs Prime sod l2c and
Choice at ll1sc y ID.
COFFEE. Market firm. 200 bags sold at 1ia4c p b.
LIME.A cargo of 1900 bbs. Rockland yesterday
at II 10 q Dbl.
WHISKY. The market dull and heard Of
sactions Of any moment.
FREIGHTS....N engagements reported. Cotton
still shipping fill up 9l6d. to Liverpool, and lsc
Havre.
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80 Or n: e Z 81 =. I, So a.

{xIfS XWyAIlYHkiffk.
- M s''',sss-1
n. 2, 80. N. 5 car ss.sss.l y
Rssdas. - - =, r :, ~ !.
80 y. - - .scE er,p
f - !. 60 ssss ~ l!.sSs- TSs Chsra-
=. ~ - ~ = 4 .-....es frora
= 100 ~ $3.50. ss s = pssas-
& YErs1 w. =. "a d ~. = S:lnwuanws
t. 49, - .. y =. YsSserdsy
~ y -. : = ~.
- 1 = ~ "A b AZ ~ q. i. -.
- q - ~ md dlsagTeeabas Gay
= :. + - - ~ noraing ard continued
~ ~ ilpll 81 IL landing
= u ' 81 80 Is. .s,,..a .,,;,sa
- Nseese new posss ses A.s ~ -.1..s
8 Il ssceh 6snday evening. she - neat
q sss 55S; 1ssssS 80. q very lightdrsught. Her
y sSsS with so feet beam, with 81 feet
.5. M fSs & a,llni,ers. l6 inches in diameter,
a 1. n 49,. ,,,,,.,~ "A feat long
-. ~, s...s9 oS.s.'' -
- T. diameter; sne can accommooa'e
~ viii statArnoms; she has very
sverv accommodation !: abe will
z III Tip up the 0uachlta river on Tues
n command. and MT. W.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia from Galveston and fniianoa-W
Dyen Jones, Loekhart, wherspoon II Isbe, j Caham
Taylor George Powell and lady, Rev Mr. Dazzs lady,
Miss Adelly Nj Caham-l deck.
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oPELo s A s.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at n. M.
FOK OPEI.OUSAS-The lightdraft
m4srnA steamer q nyoll Belle, John Lyons, master.
saA will leave above taking freight for Old River
ing passengers Dous1dsonvile Plaquemine, Baton Rop
Huon Bayou Sara, MorgaIas and the Mouth OF Red
sela " ~ s r. HIGGINS l. co.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
EMPHIS PACK ETS.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
MEMPHIS PACKET ~
L1NE.......u.s NAIL.
So MnEK Ar A N g E EMIT.
Prompt Regular aud Nelinbley
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted tho following schsdsl. for the Summer
77ss1 si' ;'SSt FRIDAY
s.'.%s. sss ;s ss Hss ...,
sstsI nd 1's ssh g.!
iSs ssh sept e. S,; ,s;s m..,.
July ss'h Aug 81 isi asd s. Sept, 3d. s'i lsS s
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
RE AT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST 1ND 51' NORTH,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway connections through East Tennses
NEW YORK, p,M1LADEI.PHI1, BALTIMORE, WASH.
spkaas s
sss Mph and
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND ohio RAILROAD.
And T y o osnnss,i'n'
Thence to oil Eastern Cities. and to
S. 1G FgaIsSfs FsE h4
Express trains Memphis morning and evening
ss sSsnSf sssss ss1sar s
Baggage checked through from Memphis and no charge
-G " I. Tickeis good for any length of time
For freight ih.fsfh
WIN. INSLEE, Passenger Agent. a8
.s'si; IniPAT s xsb i ssF 6aLsAss
sst M,m5R AZ, Up ted Sas M sa
fss'i, sPsadd steamer KIspiaes. +: Psf.y,
s w b to psas sppy
board, srto
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CATTLE MA RK E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. Is, 1853.
The arrivals to-day unmportant About % Hogs,
Western Beeves 10 Mich Cows. and $50 Texas Cattle
offered for SALE but the market continued bare of Sheep
Prices easy at quotations.
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Sgippitg yntsuigente.

URke0KNf OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street, I
Friday Morning, Sept. l6, 1859
Cleared Yesterday,
Steamship Arizona Smith, Brazos Santiago via ndanols
c Harris
Steamship Indianola, Flanders for Brazos Santiago,
G dc Goicouria
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Sss, 95S,l22l
$33,95S,l22

The specie very low though the S30OO OF
exchange probably considered equivalent According
the banking of Louisiana that part which applies to
our old banks banks of South Carolina ought TO have in
vault 81 900 COIN instead Of s267209 Assuming that
the only immediate cash liabilities comprise circulation de
posts due banks, the suspended debt lover
very large, being 10 Oct on the amount Of the
capital three of mion another
large item weight However there prospect of
an immediate commercial excitement and bsg
supported by King Cotton South Carolina banks
but we prefer to Aeo all banks position of
vocal strength.
We the last of the Bank of England with
some remarks from correspondent.
Although the money market The
pss ne
Meanwhile ~ lqairy the bank h well maintained at the
II % o. Hs a s tenders o s sss
The nS abe s Of Ss ssn in aG0a, @
wanted tenders rspressnting e. were si prices
srSes viii receive the entire sum which they
~ other tenders e. at sSs tets 81
ss ES sp seg a
19 tendsrers will therefore, receive about IS Pct OF tie
ON s1srs a5S tsussd for
In ns MARKET the loan on s st.
getting the whole asked for and the aal
has not yet anspired The loan quoted
par.
The return Bank England for the week ending
h OF August gives the following results when compared
with the previous week;
Pubic deposits ls ~ e 49,
R Rss deposits. sso
On the other side of the account
Govt Securities 2l466s Increase. 5000
Other Securities 80 AZ ~ MA ss
"a s. and the stock Of buen in both
| with the preceding RETURN
BANK OF ENGLAND.
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@ BANK OF ENGLAND.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
fss,4g,46

Dated the 24th day Of August, 1859
N. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
the supply o. bullion ATM keeps large the remarks
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Leaves on SATURDAY. the 18th inst at S Pm.
r. REGULAR ME MPHIS AND NEy

{aa. ket Choctaxy, ID. II. Silver, master, will
Leave memphis and all landings For
freight or passage apply on board, ..-
Advertising Agent
boat connects Napoleon with regular packets for
the arkansas aid White Rivers and at Memphis with superior
nac or IL
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Leaves on TU EsDAY, September q, at5PM.
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Raltoad Line.
r. FOR ST. LOUIS.-GoNEECTIN9 AT
lkk Cairo with the Illinois Central and at st. Loni,
aSsa%sS2 with the Ohio and Mssi sippi Railroad-The
fine regular packet steamer A. u. Lacey Geo
Taylor master will leave for ST. Louis and all
landings above For freight apply board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuaity
this steamer
HJ-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
EA Plan of the cabin be staterooms
by applying at the Company Office 81 Camp Of
numerical Place.
kThe above will take freight for Memphis Vicks.
burg Natchez and all the Bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business
VlRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
sel4 Advertising Agent
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Railroads.

Railroads.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per Oregon-s2 bales cotton to orders
bales rags eddes-2 hf bbls Chapantier
10 bbls bwater Syne &co-snndries 10 order.
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at S P. NJ.
, ~ regular VICK.BURG PACKET
l@AklIlr The and splendid passenger packet B. L..
Fs:.ssssEA Hodge, G. Il. Marshall master, will leave rs
vicksbug Warrenten Grand Gulf Joseph Rod
ney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams, Red River Landing,
Sara Baton Rouge Plaque nine Douald
sonve all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply to ID. r. CARROLL Co,
..... ..u... SO Carondelet street.
S-Yazoo freight taken with privilege of resh,pplng at
shnrp If
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leaves on SUNDAY, September 2 tn. at 10 A. ".
. - FOR ST. LOUIS.-CONNEGTING AT
II Cairo With the Illinois Central and at ST. Lou.
regular passenger packet New Falls City, B.
Woods, master will leave for St. Louis and all intermediate
landings above. For freight passage apply board
H-Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy Of
this steamer.
Ea-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be and saterooms secured
by applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
AThe will take freight for Memphis Vcks
burg Narhz and all rends and will pay strict attention
YIRGINIUS C. DENTzEL,
sal4 Advertising Agent
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Leaves on TUESDAY, goth inst, at 8 P. NJ.
r. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant and fast running packet
So steamer Fort Wayne, Samuel Barr master,
is in and will leave 81 Lonis. Cairo Hickman
and all landings above For freight
apply on board. .
yIRGINIGS q. DENTzEL,
Adve Using Agent.
sSThe will take freight for Cairo. Hickman, and all
interme landings sei6
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Leaves o SATURDAY, 18th ms ;, at P. M.
Peopla's Independent Line
~ REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
IL The elegant and fast running pa packet
Essa@ssh steamer j. j Roe, W. Losvenworth, master,
will leave above For freight passage, apply bonid
NIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
Advertising Agent.
E5-The j. Roe will take freight for Memphis. Hickman,
New Madrid Columbus Cairo, and all intermediate landings
ralS
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The impors this week been coo bales and tue sales
including from eusy direct to sp,nne sne
cuIators have tsksa 25O bales and exPo.es so hooay
6Ill0 bsles were sold-the market closing quiz.
The subj table exhibits the stock Of cotton now on band
sion etc. January to date compared with the past
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Leaves on TUESDAY, goth iast.. at s T. Nj.
r. REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
For Columbia. Harrisonburg, Truity and all
$3.50 way landings onacha and Black rivers-the
fine passenger Catahoulu, u. Walker, master,
will leave above For freight passage having superior
accommodations, apply on board.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL,
sells Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on MONDAY. 49,. inst. at 5 p. M.
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST. LOUIS-CoNNECTING AT
l@AzI1 Cairo with the Illinois Central and at st. Louf
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.-The
fine, regular passenger packet steamer Imperial, G.
S. Roge MASTER will leave for St Louis and all inerme
diste landings above. For freight passage apply
board
~ Planters and shippers rely the punctuality Of
this steamer
HS- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
E pau of the cabin be and staterooms tecured
by applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street, Of
Commercial Pla ace.
Tbe steamer will take freight for Memphis, Nat
chez Vicksburg and all the Bends and will pay strict atten
yIRGINIUS DENTZEL,
seq Advertising Agent.
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ciaslnnati Commercial Of The 10th says

senael. and falling all the way down. Along the
liver Ohio ths river continues to recede steadily,
- ece1 r Il. .n "a ie%e fepor. rs .nan toup
InSas ssround. The mississippi Il falling ranidly
- 81 Louis 70 Cairo. with IL feet water scant in
- channel. business on the wharf yesterday was
~. s1sss ps'ns se1y ls''e te'sns shipping ior any
r.. r.,,,s,i,,. rSr,n., =, a.. ,o,,, 49,.
-. go IA "a !. l.n go , .SM
iss Ill evening. There we're then two faet uins
- water in t6e canal By the mark. The mark
-, however, cir inches less water than there
\ ~ .a ~ = tne weasner yesterday was very warm
~
e blowing wore the arrivals yesterday
= fore Adams packet Golden Age, Capt W
G Ia. ~, VIM ~ bales cotton and l47 hhds..
- =. I. sases again on Saturday.
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LOW Err co A S T
FO R T A D A NJ s
POLICE JAIL---OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the CITY Police jail on the
w 18th of Septem her, the giH boy WASHINGTON Says
he belongs Mr. jackson Motley living two lilies above
Natchez he feet ~ inches high has under his left
eye
The will call and claim his property according to law
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered September IA. 1859. "
I. j. HITsELBERGER
sis lot Deputy Comptroller
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Il, D I
, r. REGULAR YIUKsBURG PACKET
l6A3lE6 The splendid passenger packet
- b. L. Hodge 9; E Marshall, master vii
Joseph Rooney Waterproof Nachz Fort Adams Red River
LANDING Bayou Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Paquemine
onadsonvle and all intermediate landings For freight
passage apply on board. =
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
h-Yazoo freight taken with privilege of shipping
a Vicksburg,
ri-The B. L. Hodge will have clerk the Levse every
Az 10 REG lreignt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-29
From the Chicago Democrat, October s.
JEWISH SABBATH LEGALLY RECOG-
Missed,

Vt1GOs
In the Recorders Court yesterday, Martin
Hart, who is accused of having enticed q coun-
trymau into the store in which ne was euployed
as a clerk, and defrauded him of $40, was in
dicted and arraigned. He pleaded not guilty, and
objected to being tried at that time, as his Sab
bath, being q Jew, would at three
O'Clock on Friday afternoon, and continue until
The same time on Saturday. The State Attorney
said that men who would steal on q week day
ought not to object to being tried on Sunday.
But as the law presumes all men innocent until
they are proved TO be guilty, this remark was not
exactly in point, an the case was continued.
This decision of the court is interesting, as it
recognizes another day as a Sabbath than the one
commonly so regarded and in relation to which
our Sabbath laws, such as they are, have been
framed. II the Jewish Sabbath, commencing on
Friday evening and ending on Saturday, is q ie-
gal Sabbath, and so regarded by our courts. is the
Christian Sabbath likewise legal and binding
upon the people who choose to observe the first? =
Can we have two legal Sabbaths. If we can have
but one, which one shall it be2 What rule shall
apply in deciding the question? Shall we accept
the one which is tho oldest, or shall we take the
one wished for by the majority of the people2 If
the latter, how shall the wish of the people be as
certainedf And il they should decide to have
neither, what then?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-29
HE0ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE.

this, my child, and you will be happier yourself
and bestow happiness upon Others"
"Well, l do say" put in Susan" that is as
good as a sermon. / do just wish that some
folks I've sewed for sfore now, could hear you
preach up tina. doctrine, l guess there wouldn't
be quite 80 many sore spots in poor folks hearts if
every body was like you, Mrs. Lee. Why I've
seen folks that l have been working for, sit down
10 the table and eat o hot meal and never ask the
poor traveller who sat by their FIRE, to sit up aud
take q mouthful-and ho would not get o chance
to get warm either, unless he begged the privilege,
and have seen plenty Of folks shut the door in a
peddlers's face, but you don't loose anything by
your way of doing things, l know, and when l
have q house of my own l am going to try and be
just like you"
DONE tako such an imperfect standard for your
model, Susy," said Mrs. Lee, b~lushing. 81 am
sure never thought of being a pattern of good
ness. l mean to do all that l con to render the
path of life a pleasant one, for myself and fellow
travellers, and one of my notices is:
Be always polite; and true politeness is simply
kindness of hear,."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-29
THE WARNING.
BY HENRY wADswoRTH LoNGFELI

BY HENRY wADswoRTH LoNGFELLow.
Beware the Israelite of old, who tore
The lion in his path,-wben, poor and blind,
He saw the blessed light of heaven no more,
Shorn of his noble siren 9Th and forced to grind
In prison, and at last let forth to be
A pander to Philistine revelry,-
Upon the pillars Of the temple laid
His desperate hands, and in its overthrow
Destroyed himself, and with him those who made
A cruel mookory of his sightless woe;
The poor, blind Slave, the scoff and jest of all,
Expired, and thousands persisted in the fall 4!
There is a poor, blind Samson in this land,
Shorn Of his strength, and bound in bonds o
steel,
Who may, in some grim revel, raise his hand,
And shake the pillars of this Oom%monweal,
Till the vast temple of our liberties
A shapeless mass Of wreck and rubbish lies.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-29

CHARGE to A JURY.-A Western Judge. in dwell
ing spon the ~ofenses in the penal code to which
the attention of the jury should be directed, and
animadverting on the crime of perjury, thus con-
tinued 1n
"Tben gentlemen, thar's subordinstion Of per.
jury. which lie likewise forbid by law, and which |
reckon is one Of the meanss crimes that men get to
do for mony. It's vixen q felIer's too smart or too
scary to swar to a lie hisself, and so gets another
man to do it fur mol Of yer mean, dirty,
~snivslliu. litt'o-minded %fellers! Why a whole
regiment Of such souls could hold a jubilee In the
middle Of q mustard-sesd, and never hear of one
anotherw