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The separation of friends by death is less terri
BILE than the divorce of true hearts that have lOvef
but have ceased to sympathize, while memory is
still recalling what they once were to each other
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An EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-The Homer Q4a)
Had publishes letter from person in Burleson
county, Texas, whose yeracity is endorsed by the
Had. We extract the following
| will give you short account of very singular
case in this neighborhood, which has for the last
eight or ten weeks attracted more attention than
any case ever heard Of Persons for fifty or sixty
miles even from Austin, Bastrop and other places,
have come to see it. For about three weeks there
present, camping all round. Some time last fall, a
young lady, about 20 or p years of age, was gath
ering peas near night, when something bit or stung
her on the foot. She says it was snake, but she
did not see it. Some time afterward it began. to
affect her. She seemed to have fits commencing
about shutdown and lasting sometimes part, and
at others all night. ! have not been to see her
| myself though several of my family have. She
first becomes nervous, then jerking, and then her
eye-bals begin to protrude, and in a few hours
they look like bursting out, and she begs those
around her to push them back During the fit she
puts herself in every possible attitudc-often try
ing to bite herself, licking out her tongue, and
| mimicking a snake in many ways, and most gene.
rally perseveres until she succeeds in biting her
self and, curious to state, she generally tries to
| bite her big toe. About seven or eight weeks ago
| she got so She could not drink, and about week
| afterwards she could not eat; and she has post
| lively remained twenty eight days without eating
| one particle of anything. Doctors could not gel
| anything down her--not even with pumps. She
| then seemed to suffer less. For time she has
lost the use of one hand and leg, and, in fact, Of
| one side.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

A clergyman, while engaged in catechising a
number Of boys in class, asked one of them for a
definition of matrimony. The reply was, "a place
of punishment, where some folks suffer for a time
before they can go to heaven" Good boy said
the Clergyman "take your seat"
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4ofal snttlliqfl,te.

y s.sss Of fes
and bFighteE, ~ ss,s = nv,
nslty w ~ ]. veater seemed
1ne 10y ~, A rbe streets
to bring ons tne " ho'o III ,vere
~ M. NV, stb natronaqc Canal street. especi
s,ry cnoAeu ,oS;no panorama of life
ally, was ceaseless mosn's ~ ,,,s;,ass
issnon anu ,,art AZ town as
done N tne ssores - 90 &c otber one
general tihng, ial .,ss.;n, Eyervtb;no
Day wltihn wy sens.aa u
On Satufaay spons ~, - +lo howe
tH'Sss'eds nue-ino y. - from
rioted she Hueleoues ~, re
one eng q ule y" y II, allied.
crowaed' uie pn'ees =, ,.-s 49, aa,aobouses
and ehsnusias'ic oioNus ,,mforts Of
iol hoss auu u he in high ju-
the session. iho " ! was offered
piiee every Mioie' . e M b;o hotel A
On 81 Charles street, y e ,ba hotel and
party OF men IN tne peluse ho+tla with Roman
party across the strees I'M fill If fn and
candles. y was NV the crowds
excitement ana w. 49, ~, had grand look in
VINO Witnesses of Tho fiery shower which pelted
tne HASH a.il %. :. va raoretted Yesterday to
4 and nilea ~ e o;nte front and pillars
perceive ',a. al over bv The fireworks
g ING no'e' = =. ha,e haen done but in the
....., "a ractless merrment which prevailed,
universal anu rssAless sa;n,, ary damage. We
none tnongns 'hey Ne'e 49, ....as;ys consnmntion
never before saM suo +o,,, 81, Saturday
OF hreworks ~ snere ""' 'D0'' -
night. No. .,,,,o,+ of the I. @. S.
me sons q alaNu sf Christmas eve.
~. was the o.el -, r.arr dc Leon and
Inc three ioue. -. hi, = o'clock. and
Crusaoer' iels AiAoA, -. .,ro,,rb +be nr;nci-
marcheo WIN nlus'o brilliant and novel
pal stree's' aney p.ess ss1,,,,ote disouise some
appearance, al pelns :. ~, and hichlv polished
n heimets anu soa,s sass of Cardinals. monks,
armor, anu o'..e.s M :. ~ haad horne by four
ETC. Eacn lou z ~ ,.aa ,.tl I black nall. and
A members oonln - ,a;,tad &C a skeleton, to
attended ny me ~, "n.;aa numerous transpa.
\ represen. oe's1' s..aas and devices Of the
rencles bearing ~ nio 1000 a Concert Hall.
Order. me process.on ;t;n feast Of the
on Poydras s.iee', w Al hanas being in the
most LAVISH ues.l'p o,osed the DISCUSSES were
Han, ana sne uoo.s - the ,,ost glorious festiv-
thrown Oh anu ;rst;ca was done to the
lty iolloWeo. ~, ~, IN trnly pleasant and
feast, ana y W. ia.e = end We would like,
fraternal reunion 0an'e ~ ;nformation to tell
being IN possesslon -, & ,,oople who were there
good many .. .n,,.s ,o;d and done but our lin
and things WHICH "eAe 1850
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pioas young man, visiting prison in Maine
inquired of some of the prisoners the cause of the
being in such place. A small girls answer was
that she stole saw-mill and went back after
the pond and was arrested"
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An Irish post-boy, having driven Sheridan long
stage during torrents of rain the latter said to him.
" Pat, are you not very wet?n "No, please your
HONOR II am very dry was the arch reply
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Sidney Smith, one day describing to a friend the
people whom he met at dinner party, said
" there was Hallam, too, with his mouth full oil
cabbage and contradiction
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During the second days coursing on the Langton
Void, England, a hare, being hard pressed, ran
under iadys crinoline, to the great dismay and
confusion of the wearer. Poor puss, however,
was not secure even there-the dogs quickly I'M
housed her.
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TIT lrIfllls alIp 0rtsfeIt.
! ll,NnkY MORNING. DTlCEsll,IsE g, 1859



ss~.s,.,ss,,s,,, q ,tso
=
81 Trn1 VI gENCE
W. ai6rs csional Northern journal,
N A. NJ; y s,..s N N,rty thr;ves greatly
Alse - ia M
s NJ n "a a, "a. s;da vi tile south,
1exs b ~ N North for
~ = e w trade,
~ IA ~, NJ .s ,s,,.te9 N the
AAd u! II Il ,s.. aSsia Z ~ whole
s!s nos i. 81 so IA North and
1sos = 4, NJ I'M case lie value
= = \. " s;.rs ko North ID order 70
81 n s,uth should feel under
~ ~ 81 I'M North I'll Hi Kindness
soxcesa Ne. a $3.50 ohIirations ii the
= 1 ..s Sss,s M IN pawnbroker when he gets
49, 1alety 81 the value ii the article
I, 4 vsrv true tIat the hated South gets
M III Ind TINT the North is exceed
3, .ccsrd this credit to he abused
"a s I xs.sst ~ the IN instinct 81 gain read
~ ~ sssss N conscientous scruples in the cases
y I'M. the great mass If dealers,
80 MIDI: rsft,se is acknowl
49,. ss.,iv s,srtisl 8 ~ whole North Is
49, IN 3. ,rhom thev g oh,;c-
,ssss .Ith ~ the;r
10 s'shs
a n! IS ~. ,iouhtIess fances that
:. "a. s,,nthsrn cnstom NV IL
9 n. q, M w. I'M ot,,sr
IL 49, 4 IN lss,. mi Il NJ end
s s,sss A, n. bonss ~ rake Il
d. m conse.
~ !. & the
.s M N one fell
ss...s n ''s.s = .wbst better ap.
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Beef.
% hf. bbls. Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF.
80 F. NJ. BEEF;
Is Or =. -.
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Claret.
0 boxes various brands CLARET.
Case Wines. Rrandics, etc.


Case Wines, Brandies, etc. @
2 half pipes superior MADEIRA;
or. =. -. SHERRY;
boxes doz each competitor
Pale SHERRY, very choice;
Is boxes doz each, "Nabob"
Pale SHERRY, very choice;
25 boxes doz. each. ''Gift''
Pale SHERRY, very choice;
10 boxes doz each, Topaz
Pale SHERRY, very choice;
30 boxes doz. each, cabinet" u... .M
Pale SHERRY, very choice;
% boxes Yriarte Brown SHERRY;
20 :. Hidalgo -.
% =. doz each, Blackburn MADEIRA:
% -. :. "Lencock' :.
20 :. "H. Il A'' =.
10 :. "Georgia" 49,.
% =. Victoria PORT WINE;
80 :. Gold Seal Dark BRANDY, very old;
50 :. Extra Hennessey :. :.
10 :. Superior Old Jamaica RUM.
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PAY OF MEMBERS ELEcr--The Slare,y agitation.
Under date of the 18th the Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun writes.
Daily meetings of members elect to the House of
Representatives continue to be held, but without
any approximation to the election of a Speaker.
The Secretary of the Treasury does not recognize
these gentlemen as members and therefore they
can receive neither salary nor mileage. The law
provides that on the first day of the session men,
bers should receive their salary and mileage, but
it also provides that the Speaker should sign the
check of each member. About twenty-five hun
dred dollars is due to each member on account of
salary which has accrued since the 4th of March
last The whole amount due Senators and Repre-
sentatives for salary and mileage is million Of
dollars. Perhaps the want of money may tend to
expedite an organization but which party shall
attempt to starve the other out? The arrival of
Mr.. Green Adams, of Kentucky adds one more
vote to the South American party.
1t is said that the Republicans have made no ar
rangements in regard to the selection of candi-
date for the clerkship or the Partnership.
Senator Biger, in his remarks yesterday, en-
pressed his Willingness to drop the subject of
slavery political topic. 1t may be well doubt
ed whether he will find any member to second this
patriotic purpose The people of the United States
said British Minister in public dispatch, have nc
politics except in relation to slavery.
Though it was agreed on all sides, few years
ago, to suppress slavery agitation, it has neve,
ceased for moment since, and has now assumed
more menacng form than ever. There is pro
badly nc chance for the adoption of the resolution
against slavery agitation in Congress lately offered
by Ginner, and now pending. 1t is much to be
feared that the subject of slavery will occupy the
that at the Charleston Convention it will be used
with effect to split the Democratic party into two
| antaponistic sections. There are indications Of
| this in the Senate debates already.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

blnntspoken, ofEhanded old gentleman, the
other previous TO dinner, arose and delivered
himself ~ follows;
For what we are about to receive, may the
Lord make Us truly thankful what wife! plain
/ hash again to-day ~
II vas all in the same breath, and the effect was
sinexpressibly ludicrous.
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up sick i'll the street, and dead at the First District
Lookup, Verdict intemperanee and exposure.
On the body of Barbette Kuntz, German, aged
Is, in a house on Marigny street, between jose
phinc aad Solidelle streets. Verdict intemper-
ance
On the body of Erwin Krautner Bohemian, aged
SO, in house on st. Peter street, between Bourbon
and Dauphine streets. Verdict not reported.
On the body Of Catherine Mack, a native of New
York, aged %, in house on Lafayette street, be-
tween johnson and Galvez streets. Verdict,
asthma.
On the body of Michel Noon, child two years
old, native of this State, in house on Prieur
street, between Canal and Gasquet streets Ver-
dict accidental burning.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judge H,tnt.-The jury
in the case of Eugene Pope, who was tried on
Friday for the murder of Michael Dedinger, were,
as we have reported, locked UP at night being I'M
able to agree. At one O'Clock on Saturday, having
been confined for eighteen hours, the jurors re-
ported it still impossible for them to agree. Judge
Hunt thereupon discharged them and remanded
Pope to prison, to await another trial. The jurors
it is said stood eleven for murder without capital
punishment, and one for manslaughter
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Yeast Powders.
80 gross small size p. 4 II. YEAST POWDERS.
=. large =, =. =.
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Reef

Reef Tongues.
II boxes Extra BEEF TONGUES.
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Whisky.
Superior Old BOURBON . years old
Old Virginia RYE, I years old
MONONGAHELA,
RECTIFIED and RAW.
EThe attention Of Merchants and Planters invited
list of GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES which
will be above offered fair prices and upon
accommodating terms. dI7 If
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A Pleasant Town.

.Euz writes to the Mac.a-Cheek Press, of Colum
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Nails.
80 kegs Old COLONY NAILS, various sizes
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Porter and Ale.
BYAS',
ALLSoP's,
JEFFREYS',
HIBBERTS,
| BARCLAY 4 PERKINS,
| YOUNGER SONS,
| MARZETTIS, etc. etc.
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Teas.
GREEN TEAS of all grades;
300 packages superior quality IMPERIAL;
OoLONG and BLACK TEAS.
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bronze and marble ornaments, pictures and paint
ings silver and plated ware cutlery and firearms,
military goods, and the like, in the upper stories
together with the large and valuable variety Of i'm
plements and tools used in the workshops, were
either totally destroyed or rendered valueless. We
never saw such wreck of splendid goods as that
of the goods saved at this fire, and stored in room
on the upper side Of Canal street.
! Benthuysen, Lewis & Co. valued their stock at
$l20, O00-all insured among the different offices in
this city, and $4,000 in New York. 1t is judged
! that the saturated goods when auctioned off for
4 account Of the underwriters, will bring about
| twenty-five per cent. of their matchmaking the
actual loss to the insurers about 100000.
| Hyde g. Goodrich valued their stock and fixtures
| at about $500 900; insurance $l5000O, all in the
| CITY offices; and about 100000 worth of goods
\ saved, some of it in a damaged condition With SO
much of their loss as is not covered by insurance
and counting, at its reasonable valuation, the inter
ruption to their business, Hyde Il Goodrich SCI
1 down their actual damage at 100000
The building, belonging to R. d. Shepherd, AM
insured, was damaged to the extent of abou
$40, 0OO This would make the entire loss by tn,
1 fire about $500, 900.
i MORE FREs.-At about II o'clock yesterday
some cotton bales on the levee, opposite Benyille
A street, caught fire from some unknown cause
4 probably sparks from the fire on Canal street
Y The bales were saved without being much dam
4 aged.
), The grocery of Robert Lemon, one-story brick
at the corner Of Nayades and Erato streets, was
, with most Of its contents, destroyed by fire a
i about o'clock last night. Cause not reported
nor the extent of loss.
This fire was hardly over when another started
and destroyed large but old and cheap fran
J house on Liberty street, between Cypress and tn
New Canal. It was occupied by some SPANS
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CHARLES r. RAILEI
Ox11IVH1N1IkJ LUs AG1K4xl1I Z
CHARLES II. RAILEY,

WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. IS TchOupitoulas street, New Orleans,
Has In and for sale
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FArAl. TRNERITy. gentleman, who came pas
senger Oh the Southern road yesterday, informs us
that when d short distance this side of Augusta, q
nan slightly excited by liquor, who had been in
the' habit Of jumping on the train from day to day
and jumping on after it had started tried his favor
ito experiment His foot caught in the spur Of the
IRON railing which guards the platform, he was
thrown under the train and literally cut to pieces.
No man IN his senses should ever attempt such a
ffo0l-hardy trick Nashville Banner.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01
Trustees Sale.

MT1fEKEAs. Ira Hedges and Elizabeth Hedges
w his wife, and Aaron Hedges, BY their deed dated
the 2et octo ber 1851 conveyed tho undersigned the
North East quar- ter OF section twelve, twnsip sever
ty-twc NORTH of Range two west, lying in Des Mones
county, Iii trust to secure the payment Of certain pro-
MISERY notes in said deed specfed wit, one for
Scee, payable October 2ls 1868, with interest from
yet list, 1891 at ten per cent for sluO payable
Oct u 1898, and for 1923 pa able January 2st
1905 ana whereas the said notes due, the ist
two wholly unpaid, ana balance remains due on said
thrd note-by virtue of the authority contained said
oetd anu at the request OF the holder of said notes.
the undersigned viii on SATURDAY tbs 18TH DAY
Or MARCH, 1893, at the door Of the court house In
Bariington Iowa, sell the aid land at public auction
Tor cash, between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and
four o'clock b. Ct said day, satisfy ami pay said
demand and costs.
febil-W3t GEO. H LANE.
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M r, w.o POI 4 CRY, March ID. 1sas
To ALI to Whom it HAY Concern

l NJ The inventor of new and useful I,,nra.
IN Smut Machines which right was srr,lg se'nent
.eusls patent, bearing date 10th Get 1857 ANA ~ -
- ee'taih parties manufacturing machines ana ere
y ihli oseneais; This Is TO notify all pors isng
MAKE use or vend said improvements, lhs; ons who
sasA ani every person, who intrinxes will hold
sronsble for all such infringemcuts ~ rights, re-
expence establish the validity OF NV ad will their
Now part Of what claim Az patent.
securing device formed Of the ~ Invention 10 the
plate ana cylinder formed alton with the securing
one over the other. , =, ssries 81 rings placed
With The fAn whereof amber, and arranged rotatlyels
grain may when - the chess and lighter ana infe ror
machine sonar, sufficient value, discharge from IN.
worthless ali tely, and In clean state, or, when
thererom wed y passinto the fan box 10 be elected
This isp ith The nner and lighter 70 egn substances
non The above notice will hope, be sufficient, thai
may Claim ignorance Of my right.
a word 70 the wise il sufficient
Msreh2 "a~' JOHN A. WOODWARD
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1858 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1853
kAH 5 80 - e.

seSks1S and Ssge.xs sLs..-
erin canada ssssiINsayA
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT Cent? Al, DEPOT
L foot Of Lake street, Cl.ica4e, .
o:so M-Net YORK ENpf ass daily ,lSu.. DAYS excc.t.
el arrive at Detroit a:5p m; Niagara Fails or etr
iaio, 400 a. m; Albany 1 30 p IN New 70 i 10 III
p N Philadelphia, via Ifmira, 1i,0 ,. y,
o:4o a. M.-clncinnai EApress, tsunday 5 executed,
arrives AT Cincinnati 1T g 10 p. N.
tIo n.-het:aa Accommodations, daily tsandays
excepted arrives at Detroit iu:35 D. IN.
o.hV r. M-New York and Boston spress tp,-tpr,t 60
tircayl arrives at Desret 20 a III: niaf,ra rlrx
Or fuuaio 9:9U p. M; Albany lu00 a IA; New Yorg
4:3Dp. IA B9sta n, / :45 y, m -
e:vV Mt-Cineinnau anG Louis yie EXPRESS lexee,t
Saturday. arrives al Cincinnati 30 a. m Ioufsvi.
at AGO p. ~
0niy one ttain on Sunday at $40 n m,
All trains connect at Pal Is with the Buffalo AMI ,La
Huron Kaliway for Buffalo all posats east. 40 Tor
ONO WIN ara"d Truck RAJ way, to Kings;o usdeus-
nuFS Aoni Quebec, ana all points in Canada Eas
No.theIh Vermont, New Hampshire and Maiae
- baggage cheek Ell through.
Through tickets sale at the prinetnal p.;,rn.a
oIifes IL the West, and at The general ne corner
Lakt and Dearborn streets, OPP os te III i T..mont
House, Chicago, and at Tie Depot foot Of ae st-eet
:, Il. \. RICE Superin lendent
H. J. sPAuLIisG, Gen. Pass. Agent (eb.6
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srnIny atlatbints.

WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST wa, se,x
ss All kinds OF goods from the finest 10 ina coa,sa
y = simple, convenient and durable and esn@siSlIv
adapted 70 family use. spasi4iy
hour e nse ii successfully - one
Complete printed directions viii be sent Win, .r.r.
machHr All inquiries by letter. with nm ..tr 10y
age stamp, will receive prompt answers win ps.-
OF sewing. ~ sample
Inc machines are on exhibition 1T the Shoe s,or. !,
sSeesssr, Barret honse Block, where The Agent
Wnl ee happy 70 give all necessary information.
oeA-uswl J. NJ. GORDON
Agent for Des Moint County
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Valuable Farms for s,a7e

HE undersigned oiars for sale the farm, a. vticb
he resides, conta Ding POS acres. 1t Ties in Lee
county, one uiie south east Of Aus ust;Aas upon II
Two dwelling houses, mcdious new barn over one
hundred acres under cultivation, good bea my orch
hfa' anu oteer improvements 1t is a he .ithy aud
timber. . 'he
Ahso-A farm containing 100 acres, one nile east Of
the above, half timber the other half I'd ar i'm rove
nent, log buildings, &c. alter in aburd ance en- both
places - ~
janiS-wtf ppyrEy r.prrv
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Mosaic dispensaslon enacted BY the express

Mosaic dispensati0n enacted BY the express
commands Of God himself, and the fugitive
slave law Of the American Republic, 1t is
now near three thousand five hundred years
ago, in the heart of the nineteenth century,
after the crucifxiul, in country blessed
with full and Respondent light Of the COS
pei, possessing constitution which declares
that all men are born equal, and entitled to
prescriptive rights setting aside the law oftiod
and enacting another upon the same subject
directly contrary to what God . own will had
commanded 1t is not to be wondered at
that a noble Christian man like Judge Jay
should have expressed his adherence and
thsrough hatred of thisfoul: System and should
have lett in will a sum Of money to be de-
voted to the aid of fugitive slaves. During
his life he wrote against it, he spoke against
it, and now, from that position which he
he SO nobly occupied, though dead he yet
speaketh.
The reverend gentleman alluded to the alb
duction of the child Of Mortara, observing
that 1t was not ten thousandeth part SO
great an outrage as the abduction of native
Africans from their native country He con
cluded by calling upon Gods ministers TO
raise up the standard of the gospel, and to
set out with crusade Of the fire of Gods
word against the enormity of the slave sys-
tenn And lift were once began, the crusade
of Peter the Hermit would be nothing to it
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DR.. Chaeyer On the Slave Traffic.

Last evening DR. Cheo,ers chuch, in
Church square, was crowded to it's utmost
capacity by a very fashionable ana appre-
ciatlye audience, to hear the second discourse
Of the reverend gentleman on the horrors of
slavery, rs national sin, and the culpability
OF ali vino IN any way supported the enor-
nifty
The services began b., the choir singing
the beautiful hymn, beginning
Zion, awake, put on l.iy robes
isy strength renew
The lesson for the evening was selected
IRON, the twenty-first chapter Of the first
BOOK OF Kings, which relates TO eireumstan-
ces touching the vineyard Of Naboth. the
Jezreelite, and how the King Ahab. through
the statements Of Jezebel, his wife. came into
possession Of the came by the murder of Ma.
both on false accusation
After appropriate singing and nravers
The Rev DrCheever selected his first t.x,
from the twenty-third chapter Of The Boob of
deuteronomy, fifteenth and sixteenth verse;.
Thou shalt not deliver unto his master the
servant which is escaped from his master
unto thee; he shall dxeil with thee. even
among you, in that place which lac shall
choose in one Of thy gates, where it liksth
hin best; thou shalt not Cypress him.
u Ais exerdian the reverend gentleman OBJ