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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

TIE SOUTHERN CLoTHING EsTABLIsHMEST.-For
the thousnnd time refer with pleasure to the same subject
to-w to the Southern Clothing Establishment OF Mr. L. W.
Lyons Of ST. Charles and Common Streets running down
through Nus D. Is 80 Charles street We refer 10 ii
with pleasure because admire enterprise and the proprietor
certainly enterprlsng In setting extensive
msn in which collected Of the heaviest of clothing
In the whole country the advertised lists In an
80 immense the and tastes Of every customer must
be easily suited The stock the boys department YER,
large and various and this department arranged that pri
secured to ladies who wish call select clothing
for their children without interfering and being ineFfefed with
voud be the the alike all custo
ners There always constantly kept great auan
tv end variety eane umbrellas and trunk goods We d
reei attention 10 the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs AND HOTEL
hEEFEis referred 10 the advertisements w NJ urrnss
Co. u rrer street. who have now landing from
several vessels very heavy stock Of choice family
butter,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

TIE BRAaAS y Go. SEWING MAoHINE.-We refer
to the advertisement of this machine, which said
mFabe article working rapidly doing strong work. making
handsome sean being simple in make operation and orna.
mental in appearance is machine which will quilt stitch
hem gather fell aud enhroider office and saleoom is at
90 Camp street See advertisement of W. E. Branan Co..
ami q. j. Forekere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

purse Slan1; fourmilc heats,
ecu Thos J. Wells chi c VscieJe6 by I,econie, dam
Miss Riddle yesIs ...,,...,,ss.., \
NJ Kenner's b. & Siqaa, by Epsilon, dam imp NSy
feletta. z
James Iackson's br E 7sse,sse by Epsilon, dam Kate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

STEAM WHISTLES, engineers gongs, Suffers To-
connective balanee etc, for by D. O. Lowber Co. rs
Camp street, See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

sUMMARY:

cheerea and etL0r'Sise eomplinented on ever,
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honor he has SO nobly won. A more exciting or
beautifully contested heat has never been witnessed
on this course. The time, it is true is rather slow
s:l0s, but that is the fault of the mud.
THIRD HBAr,-The feeders, or rather the Uncle
Jeffites, have to do the loud talking now, and pro-
pose the odds as to the result. But the cool and
comfortable look of the colt after his eight miles
| through the mud banishes opposition. There is
little betting, the kennerites having generally lost
their appetite in that respect. Their expectations
have subsidized to q quiet hope. AT the start for
the final contest, Sigma has the lead by length /;
but soon loses it, for Uncle JEFF leads at the turn
| Sigma falls back, and opens quite a gap in the
back stretch; but soon she pulls up again, and at
the third turn laps her leader. They have lively
dance coming home; but jeff leads into the second
| mile by length. Sigma now lets ont again on her
old favorlte spot for such tricks and has the lead
at the turn. She is holly chased along the back.
ground and in the last turn her inyineible pursuer
Is at her side. They come home socially together;
but before reaching the string JEFF mpoliteIy quits
his fair partners company, and leads length or
twointo the third mile. After the first turn the gap
is Increased. The thing begins to look hopeless in
the back stretch. Once moro Sigma crowds up, but
/ to no purpose. JEFF leads into the fourth mile by
4 " lepSth OF TWO, anu Keeps the lead to the end
| Sigma doing her last hard work: falling behind.
and catching partly up again. JEFF passes under
! the string two lengths ahead, wins the heat and
the race, and is again tremendously cheered, not
only as the victor of the day, but as the hero Of
| the week. The excitement is high and universal.
II is seldom that such enthusiasm is seen as now,
| when Uncle JEFF walks back to the stand, looking
| none the worse for wear. This was the slewest
| heat Of oil, being made in s:ss4. The horse and
his rider, and his trainer, and his owner, are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

Programme IF he Block Republicans : Fa,aes
leo,3h, Of Ha,ots-a Blact, biamonds'n plea as
d4aQfsd 70 NE Helper boob me Waller Erpedi.
ton and On BlOica Raid Judge Douglas and
Me Administrations Rast, Of Arkaasas, ETC.,, etc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-04

yttbt nett 0On iDnen faB Elm anperer W1onn
N stntn eirfaAen BIG obea suoefn6pften
ueDerrcfe, Der oeS @uten bereit6 AT Diel oee
tban 81 baben l1en. oenn CT bate ben Gopf
allT bic 9tubaebne 9eIeet uno ldien su ldlas
ene-bennn' manbtnal fcnnte man alouten
es leI nlht Der Sdu uno Ger Wann babe oieIe
Stellun8 nur erpdbIt um 70, unbeacbtet pon
oem 0elprdb Sims uno SoDn6 etpa6 er1
laulhen Su fDnnen. 9lneer1eit8 aber mar
paS G'elprdd Der 8eipen Elm 70 oewSbnlihes,
Drebte lt1 leoislih Inn 2anpwirtb1Anft8>9tl,s
9ele9enbetttn nnc wuroe 70 laut aefGbrt, pab
eSourdau5 nidt Oes pOrfI6tisen 8elauld deu5
ntltb 16ien.
JeBt trat aud Wr. SOui8 SeaujOur in oa5
Eat1tebauS unp madte ben 9Birtb oa8 bes
wuBte 3etbeit,1 ra5 pieler nit berncerer @ile
erplererte, uno rem 9ieueu9etretel,ei1, an pic
BAR etleno. Den yUnibm Yetlan9ten 2lnana5:
punlA lelbIt berettete uno nit auffallenoer
llnterbangi9feit iittrreitbte = s}obn uno
Sim batten jfBt allS9etrunttn uno tanoen
auL - Sim blifte uuf Die eroBe Stonpubr
binter Der Sar, uno la9te, lfh 8eaujour ndb-
reno /: ullm 8sBeibunA Cir, Die llbr oa seiot
9 !lnr, = id penfe lie eebt nidt oans rid
tts. a0nnen Sie mirnid1t Die Stuns
. E fa9en 2"
0@jetne!" ailtirortete 8eatljour aleiAolltio
uno SoS eine ee9unte SUIpene GYlinoersllbr
Deraus, - ipdbmttO Der ldlafenpe damn pen
.fppT, etlpaa empptbOb uno purA Die bab oe.
ofneten 9lu9enIieper nah Der 0ruppe binde
ber tlinselte,
oDa taten Mrs" laste 8eaujuur unbee
fan9en, metne llbr 1T itcben oeblieben, id
fann Sud- cober mtDt pienell, unp muB tie
lcIblt rihten.H @r nabm Ten al GER Gette
bdn1rnotn llbrlhlUlIel unp rrebtt Die 3ei0er
raltb auf Elm llbr, yDa5 pirp wcb Die
0tuupc itin al rcr Gat9eprale."
Sim lmrf einrn Sief auf oa5 3ifferblat
unp ia9te uann ebenfau5 eleih9iiti9: SD
canfs, Cir terame @uA bemibt su blben."
Gr S1blle nun m Der Yar UNI perlieB nit
SObn oa6 8affefbau5.
90 pie tie fortmaren, erDcb ltd Ger Olann,
Der bis jeBt 9clhIafen baie uno trat ouf
Seoujour su oSerScibcn Sie, Sir" ia9te
er leile, olebsn Sie einmal nah Oh Sbnen
nids 9eltcblen porcen it,"
8enujout rurdludte feline Saldben unO
antrpprtete: ,,Nein i'd, perlni6e nidts." T.
,9iun Damn fSnnen Sie Yon Slid lasen,
Sir" entse9nett Ger Mann ieineu Gpd
auf eiren Nusentlid auffn0pfeno unc ben
Stern zines polisei Sffieiers Sei9eno. npie
3pet Nerle iino Elm paar &apttal lsSpiBbuben,
uoer itb miiBte MIDI lebr taulden."
yMir famen lie ipie ein paar ebride
5armer oOr," meinte Seaujpur unp luo Oen
freunpliAen Barner ein init ibm Elm G5las
puuId Su trinteu. nus rieler aaA annabm.
- oglitbt oob, Cir ld8te cifler, oe5 fino
Spibbuben nnp baben etwa6 Dpr, t1 bepbahtf
iie l6pn ielt Spei Sa9enL = bin aber nU0
nidt flar 9elporoen, lpa5 ie pcllen. = Sble
Oeiunobeit Girl" ldloB er Iein 9la5 erbee
bend.
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Orbeimni0f pon st. Gonis,
Setnri6 d. S6rnftein.
lOprtIeRHHB.I


Garl sudte 5ulammen bel Dem NamenWlas
rie. cine Welt Yon @innerun9en tanhte
in leiner Seee auf, - aus Dem 8ipe lAiee
nen ibm lei Der ldma6en geIeuebtun9 Der
sampe rie tbeuern 3use leiner perltcrbenen
Warie parneno ;llSuwinfen = feline See
ftnnung febrte Suruf, Der IauineI Der Sinne
li6feit perlAwano, fr ertannte ben 9lb9runp,
an Dem ct itano.
o9ahen Sie mid" rief er, liA befti9 Ycn
Dem lA0nen Neibe lpByeiBenp, lantu Sie
mi1! - gtein. nein niemal8 !! = Narie !!
Du tuit midi selputnt! Dante pir - 9es
ben Sie mpbl, SRI fin !! - 9Bie rabnlInnig
.ftiirSte er fort aus Dem 9Ouooir, rie Greppe
binab, oil pex.rIbrcdenen Sammy DUriber
fog er sum toaule binau8 unp itiirmte plal,>
unD ribMnsSlp5 binein in Die filltere gtadt
G1cilie itano bIab uno Oerniebtet ca /; enee
Gb rieI lie nit erldiitlernpcr Sttmnle !:
nSerl db m Il bt = Ypn tbnt = Sutllf0ee
ltUBen? gsln, nein CT miro, er muB Sus
rjidtebreu /" Sn tinen Snom Opn Ibtanen
auebredenp, rparf lle iA auf Die Sltomane,
- lle ,peine lanse, - lle YerlulDte Scarf
unp rief ibn i'm nd6lten 9lusenbtde Suraf.
Gnpli1 fampftc ibr lAmaeber GDrpsr verge.
getens 9t9en pie @tnolt per stufreDunA =
Grmatiuns unp GAIai ienilen id an Die
0jrqu1ttf beruh, - rur Gle Sanlpe uet Gem
Waprnntntipe Yertrtliflt tincn ldipathen
SdNmmer i'm (Stmlhe = @1cr!Ie fut
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n II D { VH SIe Oe0 0pVt /. Pultl
Sertel BAT fuleenren 9iebe6brief BON einem
leiner Ytrebrer erbalten: '
Nep gJprf i'm Suit,
uDu SerleL bilt ein arser 9alIunf.
Did llnO ale Yfafen iammt rtinem GrSs
bilApf 9ugbeS lOlte man aufban9en. gBart
nur, menn Der @aribaIpileinmal tpteper nad
y1eip 9Jorf fommt. G5 1T cine S6anpe,
pas Du auf pielen Dunn Der Sreibeit ..unp
@pttes, cen jeBt bic 9ult,e 98elt betpuncert,
lU nitcertrdAtis lbimpflt. 8eliete Did,
- pper (bier 1T cine ourA EtntentlefS unfrs
leltrliAe 5ano!ArifD - Srd lebe Der 9rpBe
@aribalril Nieeer nit allen 1eIpoten nno
pfaffenfnedten! Sertel ntmm pih in Mht.
= @iner Dpn Der @aribalpt @aroe.
@oylduf9 9lauben MIR nibt Dap Der Oart'
baloi nad gfep gorf fommt, uno reSen beS
Sdneen5 tDnnte rer Dater Sertel zen Gin
leneer frasei,, pie jener pfaffe IN pariS pa6
8Olf fra9te, ,pelAeS Jpn an Die saterne ban9en
wol1te ,,Beroet i6r pann tel1er leben?"
Da6 9tenanfef IN New yrrf
miro am Wcntas iiber aht Sagen in Scne5
@pup eefetert. Same8 Nron BON gliblps
@arten 1T Der llnternebmer unp iptro allein
fir Damen 800 SiBe erriAten la1ler. priis
seleien lino erR nit @intritt Der Dunfelbeit
9eltattet.
Dte nenfabrifanten
in New yorf sebrauAen jsBt nnsefaBr
100 EUnnen Dratb IN Der Dode, leoe Gcnne
Su 2200 pfuno 9creAnet. Da poS Yfunc
oieles Stabloratbs uusefabr p Gents fOltet
10 felt ltA bic ean;e Summe fur oas Sabr
auf 2,646, 900 DOH. gSie Ytel @ewicbt
trdst pobl cine ele9ante Dame am setbes
. te 8eD6lternn9 pm STEM
yorf miro liA, wie Die uErlbuae" 9laubt,
na6 oem neuen Genius auf 862,375 belau-
fen cine 3unabme Don 237, 600 leit 1857.
Der @ertb peS perlDnltAens uno Gauno9
eisentbum6 in Der Staet tpiro anf 71O Nliuto,
nen 9elhdgt.
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0r. s2nIlnftnlI.

Mee tes f6nt8t6sr &pafeams Der gDanbdrae In 9pnbun
Wrafutr fnes Der eren mebjtnen Gpaeten 6e Der aa-
ten ee Ten s0eten Etsl einfs 9ebrns ben 5cpttGler BON
trneon ydrs pbabspbtd b nnbcren Sabten ueebrd Eat
8d Der Wtebn wets unjdbltse 2sibsnbt DE an SBrea
len NersSat anS aneertn Granfteen It4en, fple l. g. aud
HetIt ..e - -
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8. 8ort's Sgsctnbalfe.

SEQ. 161, 3m. 6anpper. II. Sbarr.
winl 6reunbn u6 getannten ipue cnen seebrten pub-
rum Setse i hermit an, bab m ee 9Seinton6lu9 un6 Wez
mutbaf nad Obeem gaBe perlest bOeO persrSbert babe
Oalebe iaB ale Gorten UoieIs, &6en= n9or- un6 ar5.
Hide gecne be bI9lten bis gu ben b69lten ren. wprau
t b cen icsgen iren0en Scna9s9sen nod gang becnbers
perpe oa e8 am GnSe am been it, penn t eeer elm 8r6pf
bm as 6ls uno galpe unb lefere bieielbe Bel ababme
eon Dnseub aten Obr Bel Der @ace tcitcnr inS ouS.
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(jffdbrLidr .Qrnnfbeit.

lBeu Der trrslttet unb unuss Snneer bs 9afrts aus
8npnen tat 70 ef1tbt aufS bas Gin unseses San,se
Iabl Nes s f4 DOr gnthedans Ten abfAtedt I'D an sns
wenben au ee tufplae erer GrttsI1e nnh egefabtG
aam tn 0ertrauen sen t6ante uns lGge bis bic
SgHptOa'e biees 3rsdlSsn tess, Ete ., elm init eaet
rem fntjInter Sals clue bS 8aies S6er3 tn benz 6ppe uR
IN cen (Serern Gbnatms es GeF4tts Eaubbett 9nspa&
er Saut 8nHtsn an ben 8neu unh Aren 8anen tn bam ST.
mil fbrrdi6en Sdnasest SDr f5 |trfiten bs ulest
Der @dumen uns bic Natnnp4sn ttaGen pas Spr her fr6
Barren 3rantp stn Wesnfane les YlttSs pb nu btr Ip
enem Qunps brBt fetn Rttienber turIdiebr
Gt ~ t trGHrGs 35atas bag &aunss 6telsr irbtSareu
eHher YrabIer peI&e tur NnHenbuna tents tStteu Gs
es vtertarS be 4rnttnpn HrnGn unh ben Ora bSs 2ebnS
La en elenbeS Ddietu berpnnbfln. .s
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Groceries, Sxsetrrc, 2tq6rs &c.
Me6ter Gmmentbaler=, Scbmciser=
&imburaer Safe.

Speben empf9c cine 9roBe artb ppr8I9lier aaren bic
mir an gSeoerpertduer biai9t ab9eben wereet,
Iu babei tet5 9pn 9drin9e, Soroeen, Sabnen, Gaat-
Sel ie. e. an 0ano. N6beI & SiIbetmp,
SIS. $40 g3eit= =WnItmpreitrnfe
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Dr. e0oI)n|to1l,
Der etnat9e 2lrat1 lpeLher anaetat,
(Gtabltrt SOt G6tsetR Sabreu.)

(Gtdbltrt 10F G6ttesR Sa9ret.)
S bat ba5 Ftsrhe wtrFamae uus bsAe Me In bsr gDeIl
tneti 9e9cn dlt 9pFe 9ratfbfr 6&Wdde TIA Rlden rnk
ZEN SIeerru uuretwltas tse S&aerlea
Zen eteen een Neten unb Der nrnbat bcs WcrlueS s
crSanhcn ard tss Jlervrnesta BET StppF GIreeI Adn
eetr ndu rdnfeett unt daer er ea ebtl b 8ertRn
!pntu rptntetteu Der ueenb Tele tsen DPfern eeFd1r
htf 1ns 1s Der Styenen 8efane BEN G. &brn be& nlYft*
JR'1 unt mtHn ntdi 8 ssbtlt seen TIRE sIanBenhfen
e,Ha erruitten 5@wabs her &paSttupn 9trocr6Fiussu
w qame8t MAIDEN urb aulest bsn 56rssE Hnb Ssnn ser
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0efpnper8 ~ beaAten |!

Or. Solution bst alen Deuen feline 5aIIt an tueIe @ bnr
t SEeins unnaturIsde Gs R6rrtt strf5rnSe fur
ts abett Biz Gskalaft uHb bic G9e rafaba naente Safer
aelGnd6t battn. 49,
Ser nb eee ber ttaureen unb EetaSnsreb4n greeu br
ruben @epEhnfetttn ks 0aftrst SdwdHt TN Gen n6 tn
ben 1Iteben S6mertn tan sppf, G&pdhe bss 6eS grIua
Der usieltrut 5ersflppfn nsrStt 1nrubt Waasajwaae
1nOrsnuns Der 9trSaEanesSrsaut esmetne GutraftunG
Ssmpspme Der GGMtubfphE 5.lt - d = '''fs"
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Nnutuler 1856.


oj,arlnrd plr tlntetpriidung Der auaGlalberet.
0tr c'allJe plab. 100 etne 0eiIung etlanat
werpen farm,
9tnpernn9 tn leh8 Sttitbftt,
jRein Quetltlter. oaS eiers G'elunD9eH sSts
IenD3 rtltutrt.
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8erbeiratbete perionen,

er 5el4s nSlds a Usrterattta Seabf6Stu un F ess
Hhef Gmdt sneS ncsrntNs 6tmuGt HA fpg-
ten unvtrin6hb Or 9obnfOn tu Nabe stsbrn, 81 n.
@ar 2tnatrne Se9sH Ss Sbe pbgte rbr eeiss 8terdts
NfStdri est Wsrpen 8rn unb SGwa&f pbtr GrG5pfsne
ner lbredfea Nrt perbsu ansu furt Dtrtutas utIaer
TT etr Ssbdafiune anf burlOr8 pon Df pFnfsn sntrr4t
tam bnl ala snem Sbrendnue 6tne JNt H& atperraufn
unf 8NOri&d duf istu irstts Gtfd6!i@Eeit sftfGda.
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On y. GMttk NeIt es 5ra5r fE ctstAett& hem 4MAH-
sm ntee Aubeuuisa ieinsr sSrla8Isn GseAietn ais As
nnb gbra Al, asbn Icie stus Der 8Sbe AnanhHren Hel-
de ans Ser6ner GDnEnarnea ptsen &USe9er rns 0tAbts
der SranfSttem nit tsm era@en; Nss TT iss ess naaSts
sepprbeu.
1885 In 9ebtrser o ais ar3 SrabI1rte Set sr et sa q
ss sa sSana sSss SrasT % a SsaSr .s nsS
enes NnmeS as 5daer nb sentetnnlter ar nntb%enbts
nnb Ssuei&t Sca aasH asasn beSer 3'Act
SSa s Ssa sxen StefIs wseser ber arlten Eraris
r GnatiaIbere assese. StrO S.;lasse y soS
gorbe At srrB ma ntt bus aEsesn ar ittr nebnths
Iasu &a nan a .iasa SArnrs a s s Sas gsa ss am;
rnb simsn Ars iotse srafeet gu ssite tnb ss-
st etes @ tn sr crsnssnss eat man iRes pn r q.
oraSrte Gr,t weIer ii Baltimore asesea ab Setne Eers
in ben tssa SaSrsa cine io e. sss aas e. Ss
M gsns ant BE srsst asaSt s s g. nsF ssr I s1 SesHs-
R ga s.Stn 5 s G as @ S a S ~ asSa sSs
len, wsb baranf atsn. 6ab e n orc bic IN alen Nm
eee F brleasen Nuadiaber eercG persea IeIe gesrt-
unacn uae here &rnurng 1es sen era9rehea Nhb peRs
aeraten taft nnnS9liH 1T.
Bea6tet solgenSt8 bet 3eitth.
g0,r lIncH6l6e peer m UDtseu nebeIx bebaftd W hh6&
SSn.n an eten erIabrmen Nrs nSn, bur eIem np
sca n.n s s Ire bes @e ena Snps s sn aa
Il IN BEN Tdnem bic Ssuptpn f mir eaS tn eaS SsiteM
sinstpn Dser v. sranset ssi.f nm F ssEsa bat ~ e.
r,r melt arbberen &eGmnns bereet IT, Verenann9ea neer
"tcllt.Ss w.rbsM mad snsr nesn Dr. s. en15 aufpe-
Fbnen BebanSunssSeiie II TesiSn Tassn esas SSme.ss
Hrt Or e. g. emts5 hab tsne Qntshn6nns ber ~nret5ra1
w aIs ~Sres- beHanssl werbsu rpbur 10 OF 6bsrsaane
bic tranriaitea JoIacu bertehbreN.
Su,toe sett nnb Nne, UeIe jeHtaIer S@WANt leeen
ot.n @ bt 3siten ueen rpbs e ss!ea ansz nab srsbe
hntolten eriparen.
Or s. g. Smitb Sat bur9 be sadIpe Gar sbsss eransse
wn srEsre 8erGbm6t ala gab m aaberer a5t tn Hn.ss &C.
a gr teit CbeI In Sen f4wieSen BON ernb aas ans
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tae unb nibe DQie anpeabet. Setne Webjta TT bet ssa
1essn nnb aGex usraiI@em @ten N elmer beane stssa
Woe ,utereit uub Fam i GAIT obr psatbeu seer A1 h<
Ses mnbemer Mn6 pbne etSruns IN @c4aFen au Scrrae
oemcunlen erheM Nur beise Gnt3nnbu eneeretta t
TSrS cine ginI&r6mrrng Der eebenSpee nDt5peHbte
aua ben Sranssdtcn bes geb$en gei&ts@b 5a Oe .. q
Smb felt elmer Reibe abren eine becn6ere
aueet uub Uerfprit 2ebeaseN eln ketIenbe GHr.
o. g. g. SMibH grdptu1re fit Srenen tatn max az eet.
gem g6tc .rbae. Die ebi3n H sxt nb snrbe tansrtA0
abren anSerpibentI rl 6abcn sbraut. TrtU o. PEI
Icnen p 8uIutcre cHtrat pCbuem HnHeH ne eeanes
Anaobe Der Srn.rce On. s. 3. SmtS Ii YcrtorieM 1rsi9
eouIen uub S Uehn naR Hpeab etnem ERee ees SAssse
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
|. .Foetfails ON the Boundaries, OF
kuofher World,

The above work, published by Messrs. j. 3. LIps
prxcorf & Co.. Philadelphia is from tlicp of r. d.
OWEN and consists in a calm and well written exnmi
nation Of iltramundanc Interference involving eau
tious cou,stal to the belief that there is something
more in dreams tlan the mcvc idle fances of an unset
sled mind Mr.. OWEN seems to discard to very great
extent my consideration ofsprual rapping, table
moving and the like and to base hi. philosophy upon
the very plausible doctrine that awhat has bean may
be- tbere6y prrvg at the conclusion that spiritual
manifestations are just likely to exist in the present
IA n the more rcr,ote periods Of the world. These
spiritual manifestations he regards possibly revealed
to mankind in dreams, &c, hitherto regarded tue
sperstitous belief of the ignorant and over ceduous
of society, He counsels appropriately against either
the rejection Or acceptance Of this theory without
proper investigation regards the pursuit of truth as
mans highest prcroeative, and that its suf
fer NONE through investigation. .s-...ss Z
Although with US this subject is novel there is
.carpestness of style and deduction in the above work
which induced lis to endeavor lay aside the weapons
with which preudiced mind searches for truth in
theories out ofthe common couse of its matured con-
v;ctons, and We soon found ourself mcasurably ab.
ssrbed nits contents-drng to that point where the
attentive and unbiased reader begins to cacchisc his
Judgment as to the probabilities Of what he reads.
Tile book abouuds with incidents dreams and i'm
pscssons most marvellous IN their character, well ca
pacRed to lead captive the attention of the reader and
institute new channels Of thought for the philosophc
reviewer. aI - .f5i-e q. '
,Tbe.work may be obtline.d in Camden atthc BOOK
c3c,nro ,r II 4 YOy~SG