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t OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COZ
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,

- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
oFFlGE-souh corner OF Camp and Natshez streets.
Amount of Premiums for year ending February q,
1853 502 81
Net earned Profits for the 1854 OIL
Assets the 18th February 1859. e97 227 OF
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend PER
CENT after paying Six per interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates of Scrip of the years
1857
Interest and edeemabe scrp payable in cash
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and the certificates of
scrip for the year ending February g. 1885, will be
after the list OF June, 1859
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
m2Sly II. P JANFIER, Secretary.
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N5UR INSTALLED KUMISSOKY NUTE dated
Rber l. 1859, drawn by Trnchant Bros. to the order
IA ESD and endorsed by him, for the sum of eleven
fHn one dollars payable four months after date All
III hereby cautioned Not to trade for said note as pay
|SMen stopped
Son bringing the said note TO the undersigned will be
AHaraeA, p. GuMA,
corner Canal and Tchouptoulas streets,
f& New Orleans,
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SUNDRTES IN STORE
~ CLARETS-75 casks Ordinary.
SAUTERNE-!70 casks
FINEGAR-l0 bbs White
hPRIGOTS-lOO in juice.
CHERRIE S-l0O cases in Brandy.
FRtIFS-5D eases in Brandy
ANlSETTE-l0 imported
For sale by S. d. GRATIAA & Co,
nj 50 tilstomhouse
GHAnEPAGRE-UIIS FARRF--I6IO packages Slery,
~ Cabinet and Imperial Wines landing exhip Cunherand
fof sale BY S. D. GRATIAA & CO,
hA SO GusLomhouse street.
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SHERIFFs SALES.

N 80 -, rs, HENRY A.
Oh new orleans } LEE--No. 1891
SIXTH DISTRICT GouRr{ SAME w. SAME
OF New Orleans No. 5Sl3
RY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and GALE
TO me directed by the Honorable Third Djstriet Gnrt
Of New Orleans and Of Judgment rendered November IL and
signed November ~ s 70 directed by the Honorable lie
sixth District Court o! New Orleans above entitled se.
will proceed sell public auction At the Civ Hotel Com
mon street beween Camp and Magazine streets On JlSFs
d Y ne ~ DAY q january, 1861 at IL o'clock NJ
r, ~ GhiIAiN LOT OF GROUND in the Suburb Tdyauiab
Parish Of Jefferson the Fourth District of Eev fIean
the square No no. bounded Wy Apollo Nayaes First and en
ono streets and designated No plan Of the .amr and
other os drawn by Edward otthe Architect under date Of
me i1 Nay is and deposited in the Office Of H. b. Cenas
soiy pit LOT reference. winch lot
measure 30 feet front Second street by l2 FEET in
depth, between parallel lines, = - ~ e'ss ''
Together with all the rights, privileges seeytnds,
thefehnlo belonging or IN any wise appertainng
TEKMs-!n cash the plaintiffs claim being .he
sum q two hundred and twenty i've dollars S2 with psr
cent interest from the ~ day Of May 1851 On day sale len
sale aud mortgage and Of suit the balance If any M
credit of twelve months with b. on The
property sold e7 " ~
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ohefH Oh the Parish OF Orleans
IRoisIEME CouR DE- DISTRICT ~ SIDNEY RELF va HEN.
de Ia Nouvelle.O Orleans. RY a. LEE--No IL an
slSIEHE couG DE DlsrRrcrt lie MEME vs. LIZ MEME.
NC IA hohVeico Orleans No 5,sl3
ES NERTU dun writ de saisie ct yepfe =,
~ moi adesst pur Honorable Toiseme C5ar de District d.
IA Nolyee Orleans ct dun Jugemen rendu IL de nogemBe
70. e sgne y de noyembrs 1862 moi adresd mar 10,
h0TaDc siene Cour de District de Ia Souyes tans dams
es aes esus je proctderai lie MERCRED de ianyer
lop9 1ldI flioiel De la Cite de la Commune entire lea
cation e. fi1 - "''44-
uS TERRAIN, sitld faubourg Lyaudais ptrosse de
Jefferson "uJ0id hui e Quatricme District de la Nouyee
leans dams lle No no bor par les Apollo Nayades
rem:ere ct pexieme ct dtsigpe par lie No svaa plan
dreae par Edward Gothicl archectc Is mai $50
et dtpuG ttude de H. Cena notare nuhI
lie dit terrain mesre amtrcane 30 pieds de face Ia
rue exiene sur 2 pieds pouces poiondeur ene cnes
paralleles ~ 9'
Ensemble aTee ous les do privileges serytudes ct
tagcs attaches ct appartenant
Saisis dams Faifairt ci-dessus
GONHIfIoNS-la sonms dc deux cent vingcna piasres
$50 Eec pour cent dniaret dePuls lie q 1851 ls.
9nau oF de la vente, dix pastres proet x pjares
frs dacte de vene ct dhypotheque rais dinance
complaint ct la balance Sill await oze moi. de credit en-
billet garant par hypotheque sur la proprdtt senduc
81 "a, 4. Y. PARKER,
10 IL Il ~ Jh4 Sh6r1t de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
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sExlEAE coUR De DISTRICT REFS 4 sARAzIN VS. THos.
de Il, Sonvele ORLEANS " WILSON ct o { steams Jg
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias
- moi adeSsa par honorable SiSeme Cou de District
" deans dams faiaire cidessns c prOcGdrai lie
NESDREDl y de dtcembe 1859 midi rBotel la Cite
Ia rente publique ct adjudication de :
lie steamship COATZACOAICOS, ensemble avec sa ma
chlTc, nleubes etc. tel quill
du Convent. ~ = -
Sas dans 'aae ci-dessIs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de Naturalization
-, T. 7. Parker
hzS do IA y ~ Sheriff de la ParosSe d,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT BROWN, JOHNSTON a co. vs.
81 New Orleans s CHAS. PATERSON-No. l3. 1872
ny VIRTUE Ofa writ of seizure and sa lie to
- me directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause 10
at public auction, the City Hotel Common street between
camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1859 ut II O'Clock M
The slave CALEB aged about wears
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. .om ..... .., u
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pHELAN'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Patented Feb 49, 1856 Oct 2 1856; Dec s. 1857 Jan 70
1853; Nov. l6, 1853 and March 90 1859.
O'CONNOR Il COIIENDER
Sole Manufacturers,
g. g. g. and 60 Crosby street.
EB- These tables in and may be Mllers
Southern Billiard Saoon l05 Grayier street,
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs obtained from
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent for this CITY, who also sells all
ces in the Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Ieathers Chalk He has also hand
several fine second hand Billiard Tables jy21 ly
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LEGAL NOTICES

sEcosP pIsTsleT COURT SUCCESSION OF 3. LAMBERT
OF New Orleans. No. 1868.
ny court Tor Letters OF Administration on the estate Of
the late II b Lambert deceased ntestae-
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted
BY order OF the Court.
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II OUISIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO 50 CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Iapeine, +. II. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert,
A. d. Grief, j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob FOLLY, Amadeo Landry
+. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready transact business the LIST of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the peris of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. and ssual risks
the current rates of premiums.
A cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will be
mnde to those insuring in this office.
E. GANUCHEAU President.
A. PrcoLET, Secretary.
New Orleans August IT, 1859 aulstf
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sE'9f OF S DIsTEIc1 sUcoEsS5oN OF JOHN SHE
WHEREAS Mrs. Eliza Hines, widow of
w John Shehan, has petitoned Court for Letters Of
Administration the estate of the late John Sbehan Iespd
intestate-- ~ ~
Notice hereby given to all whom may concern to show
should not be granted f' ~ ~ f
By order of the Court.
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Third Justice of the Peace.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of
per cent cash the scrip issued by this Company for 1857
to the holders thereof their legal representatives
after the second Monday of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of sixty
per 6 the earned premiums of the Company
the ending November 80 1885, tor which certificate will
issued and after the sth of February, 1889.
The Company continue insure against the pers of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
premiums
OrFIcE-No 3, Cnrondelet street.
O. GAIIIIARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST Vige-P President.
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DEr11EME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE H. b. LAM.
4 TTENDU que l.. ID. NIaiIiot n pres presente
"A me petition la COur Feifet dobenir les ees a Ad.
mnistraon la succession de feu H. Lambert
cerner, dayor dGue dix ours rason pour les
queles il ne serat pas fat droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
d. 6 10 7, KEIIy Danut. fraes,r
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SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM HIND BLISS
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
ii ats, Caps and straw Goods
B0NNETs FLOWERS
UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLs, etc.
Importers of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York.
AARON G. II. H,
BENJAMIN L. BRITrs, Washington Ark Special Partner
iYlh lYAW
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TONES, SON q nIELVAIN-
No 6 MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
U Ms, q TLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS
tB- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eeys Caps, Wadding and Cartridges Heiors Army Razors
lyle 6rn
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IHIALLER ~ BROTHER, MANurAc

"a ,urTfIMEIFs UIT COPIEK, TN AND SHEET IRON
WoNh IN all It's varieties. Has also on hand large
assortment q Cooking, Parlor and 3ar-room stoves
,ry - s '"S III 'ho wy OF
tclar attention paid 10 a descriptions of h,i, WOOL,
upper oaiEanaei IRON Tin and zinc Valley Cutters and
ny, Down Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads etc
Fe The exclusive right for the State of Louisiana IN ,oL
eha he recently patented invention of Jabez Lewis from
g which inc root OF buildings is washed from ali Nth
70 tne water being conducted the cisterns Being self
IN Itself it removes the necessity of any hand labor in itx
I; y feature not prodnc here before dI4 ly
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NIILTENBERGER d CO.
lUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
No. 81 Camp street.

NOR NIISLAID-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
application will be made the Commissioner of PEN
days after the first publication hereof for the re issue
w Warrant No. II ,9aS in the Of John A. Fort
having been lost mslaid. A cayeat has been filed
neral Land Office against the issue Of patent on said
The public hereby cautioned against trading for
l 9. II. LUZENBERG
Attorney
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aw 0tsans Gully Crescent Saturday aNorang etember B. 1859
NEW YORK CARDS

NEW YORK CARDS.
JONAS BROOK d BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GIAcE
spool Cotton,
White Black, and all colors
Combining the smooness silk with the strength of linen
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRI.
VALLEh For sale by the principal houses in New Orleans
anu Mooiie and also in original by the nanufacturers
sseht' WIN. HENRY SMITH,
aul iyhW 32and IA yesev street N.,v YORK
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| AW NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC.
Camp street. 49, ~ '0 ' '"' w. "
mylS " NJ NJ REYNOLDS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-17

ting armsr lie has taught US the sacredness OF
impulse. Men say he will die. Perhaps he will.
That indictment is q rag. 1t is q net with every
thread broken, You might expect it--no blame
to Mr.. Hunter. lie prepared it when a whole
$ NE va, quaking in nm earthquake, and had five
minutes to do it in. You might have as we'll ask
ed a man to model q constitution under such cir
cumstances. 1t is no shame to Mr.. Hunter that
he has pvt on record an indictment with rents in
it 60 large that you might drive the whole popu.
lttion Of Charlestown through it, and not touch
either side Qaughter). Every criminal LAWYER
knows it. Some men are verdant enough to he
lieve that there il professional character and lie.
gal pride and State dignity in the Virginia Cour
OF Appeals to sustain the objections to the indict
ment. Well. do not believe it. J do not believe
there is anything in Virginia but a puff. There
Is nothing there to make a Judge out of. If there
was anything there that had any professional
pride, teelirg the eye Of The legal profession upon
them, they would scout the indictment as a dis.
Grace to the annals Of judicial record. But there
is not. Virginia, with all her refnements, is toe
frightened to know which way she is looking; and
II John Brown was. a raving maniac, with both
bands tied. he would be hung all the same. That
is my belief. And yet every lawyer knows there
isn't yet a thread on which to hang him. Bot
Virginia will find the warrant in her fears. But
IL he is sacrificed, tho banks of the Potomac will
be doubly dear to history and to man, for the ash.
es Of Washington rest there, and history will sec
forever on it's bank that old man on his pallet ar
raigned before the pirates. And il they hang hin
the Father Of his Country will be proud to max,
room for his ashes beside his grave (grea
applause). And let history add to the record tina
he left wife and daughter, and they found son anc
father and husband in the American people, tina
never forgot to tend their footsteps and to shelter
them while God spared them the sight Of those
in whose veins the blood of the great martyr il
running Immense applause).
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SALEM, OHIO, DECEMBER II, 1859.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE FAIR.

we are sorry to say that through the absence of
our Corresponding Secretary, and several Of the
Managers of the Western Anti-Slayory Fair. tho
necessary suggestions usually made by US at an
earlier period have been neglected, 'a
we trust, however, that the late fearful combat
between Freedom and Slavery, which has so CON
Vulscd the whole heart of the nation, will sunnlv
any thing that we might have urged to solicit the
interest OF our friends in behalf of the apnroach.
ing Fair.
heretofore we have received liberal contribu-
tlons from the Boston Bazaar, and from the Gin.
oinnati Antl-Slavery Fair, both of which are now
superseded by other Notwithstanding us up-
on our own resources, which we have faith TO he
ueve' may'and will supply tho necessary demands.
we wish, and expect to offer to our patrons and
friends o good assortment of useful and substo,.
tial goods choice selection of fancy and orna
men'al-and n tasteful array of the dainty and
elegant; and we assure them they will leopard
Use nothing in coming to the Fair, but will find
Christmas and New Years gifts suited to youpn
and old, a variety of tasteful family supplies, and
can have an interesting and profitable social en-
tertainment.
The present position Of the Anti-Slavery cause.
and of the Western A. S. Society, evidently de.
mand OF l 8 at the coming Fair, success. The new
impulse given by the late unparalleled cowardice
and cruelty of the Slave powe to every lover oe
Liberty in the country, and his removed pledge of
devotion to the slave most emphatically Indicate.
success-and if our friends at home and abroad
Will bring generous donations to our aid commen-
surate with their ability and our necessities. we
will write down a success that will eli the heart
oil the Slave with hope, and the master with dis,
may.
we suggest that those who bring or send con-
tributions should have them in readiness as earlv
as Friday morning.
AS usual we invite our friends to bring what,
ever can be used or sold from their farms, houses.
stores and shops, including provision of every do.
scription, meats cooked or uncooked, bread. cakes
and pies, fruits, butter and cheese, pickles, pre-
serves and cream, land we will furnish the jce)
together with lard, -four, and every kind of yepe-
tables. AS the season has been propitious in its
abundance OF these, our friends will we hope,
make up any deficiency Of the table in other re.
spects. m
We trust nothing will prevent a large atteu-
dance of those who make up the worlds hone for
freedom and right. We shall be happy also to
see those who do not quite sympathiae with us in
either movement or measures, and promise them
an exhibition of beauty and taste, a pleasant en-.
tersainment, and a good degree of anti-slayery in
huence. ~
By direction of Managers
JOSEPHINE S. GRIFFING. o.
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from benceforth; and ~sanctiied the Halter like the
golden cords Of Eternal love. IIallelujab, forever
and ever.
My Meetings of late, have been thronged. The
verdict OF the human world is to be rendered.:
and WELL DONE GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT"
was the last sound on the ear Of the departing
Brown; and surely, the first to greet him, as he
mounted to the portals Of tho New Jerusalem |
have lately addressed some of the largest Meet.
ings ever held on Slavery in the State of New
Hampshire. No house could bold the Multitude
who came last Sunday evening in Manchester
And for almos. two hours, large numbers Of Wo.
men, as we'll as Men, throngcd tho aisles, appar.
emily, glad of a place to stand. Let the Leaders
IN the Church and the Republican Party. take due
note OF events. Can they not discern the "Siens
Of the Timesl"
We celebrated the Crucifxion here in Roohas-
ter by q most impressive meeting in the evening.
Oorinth'an Hall was never put to so solemn use
before. The scenic effect was greatly heightened.
by q large white bannor stretched across the Cor.
inthan columns in rear Of tho Rostrum beav;lv
oordored with black Grape, and f~estooned all along
the lower Edge; with the insoriptiun in large.
black letters,
Thou that Killest the PROPHETSol
ana thus speeds on the worlds redemption.-
Its prophets, apostles, and saviors must die. TINT
!, may live. without the shedding of blood,
there is no remission of SINS" will be true. AZ
long as sinners live to siu, and shed the blood of
those who would save them. Let US accent tho
dlspehsation; always assured that "the Lord God
omnipotent reigneth."
IL Is a glorious day, to all who dare meet its
responsibilities. Let our young men think of il.
And our young women too. We read heroic his
tory, with delight. Why shall we not make a
chapter or twof Never was there such opportupi-
ty, in sixteen centuries. Never before, were he.
roes and saviors more needed. Let us praise God
Tor one. For one, as Wendell Phillips we'll shows.
almost immaculate.
With such weapons as we can use, why shall wa
not meet the conflict? For to us, the sin of being
slaves, is scarcely less than 20 be the holders of
slaves!
PARKER PlLLSBURY.
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ROCHESTER, New York. Dec. d

ROCHESTER, New York, Dec. 4, 1859.
DEAR FRIEND JONES: We are all atluned to the
same strain for once, from Canada to California.
And the burden of the Great Oratorio Is, the Hero
of Harper's Ferry. True, some are screaming il
in Curses on the Conquerer; but the voice of the
great multitude, is one swell of admiration and
gratitude, for the Victor and his Victory.
There are those who call the Harper's Eerriad
a Failure! So did myriads, the scene on Noun,
Calvary. But which was the sublimest failureY
the scene, or those who regarded it as suohf And
if Captain John Brown failed, who ever succeeded
or ever will ~
A Failure was it. when q single blow has sen,
the Monster Slavery bowling with horror and
death agonies that wake almost the echoes of hell
A Failure, when The tread OF q Hero and his TWEEN.
ty men, has shaken the very foundations of the
Mountains like earthquakes, and the iron knees Of
our worse than Babyionian Bclshezzars, till they
are ready to 'Cry TO the Mountains to fall on them,
and hide them from the impending wrath" A
Failure, when o great nation is roused from q
slumber like the grave, and compelled to fix its
focal, flaming gaze on our great curse and crime,
with whitening, consuming. annihilating powerl-
Nay, when every despot's throne shudders at the
sound and quakes with the shock, as we'll in the
Old World as the Newt
II oil this be Failure, then God be thanked for
Failures, and preserve US from Success! Since
HL. rrrra rn. ..-.aa HH.
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PROCEEDS OF THE FAIR.

The proceeds of the Anti. Slavery Fair will ba
placed in the Treasury of the Western Anti.Sls-
very Society. This is the disposition that has al
ways been made of them and the origin, and oontin.
uance Of this Fair was. and is, for the purpose of
aiding the Western Society. which this year stands
in especial need of all the assistance which can
be thus rendered. AT several previous Fairs ar
plications, have been made to permit goods TO bs
sold at the Fair tables, for other purposes, and
which vers ppdsniably good in themselves. The
impropriety of acceeding to such a request may
be seen at a single glance, when it is remembered
that just so far as goods ere thus sold, the specific
object OF the Fair would be defeated-the render
ing of aid to the Western Anti Slavery Society. ~
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DO sure and send for the likeness. Frame il
hang 1t up in your most frequented room. II will
DO a testimony against an institution In our coun-
try responsible for the death Of John Brown, and
bic fellow prisoners; the insanity Of the benevo-
iont and humane Secret Smith, the bride for the
murder OF the venerable j. r. Giddings, and the
exile Of valued citizens.
send Tor the likeness. Pay for II with dollar
OF your own honest earnings; the dollar you have
a right to expend, because Justly yours.
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Che anti 9laperp Busle.

PROVIDENCE HAS MADE ME AN ACTOR. Avn
SLAVERY AN oUTLAW."-John BrOpn Of Osawato-
ME.
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FAIR GOODS

May be left at any time at tho Bookstore Of Joel ~
M'Millan. Crowd them in, friends, just as fast a
as you p'eeso DJn't be afrgid Of sending too
many. ii"oet q tri5e Should oactr, it yiH ~d,-bsis,
'ff't9-a A f-eor-a-v r"' .p. vr 70 s.s d,
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The man who had given everything he possess,
ed to the wives and children of others, requests
this lady, to procure for his own very poor, and
deeply afflicted family, bread, very plain clothing,
and a common English education for his children.
Who that has a heart can forget this appeal, OF
fail to respond to it until they know that all, and
more than is asked, has been supplied. Many
will consider it a privilege to give; and Mrs.
Child will hold the trust as sacred.
A committee consisting of such men as Rev. T,
Higginson and r. W. Emmsrson. will also re-
ceive and appropriate for the purpose named, any
sums that may be entrusted to them.
A Mr.. Hyatt Of N. Y. has q likeness of Mr..
Brown; a present from that gentleman. He pro-
poses to send Photographic copies by mail to any
address on receipt Of sl,00 and prepaying stamp.
Twentv cents each viii cover ,hp cort cf ,hese