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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12

'emmsh sS mar, ots pb lie cine Maste S,tr d.
gen uno nun a~tgenpmmtn Bate. 81
9ta4 elmer gBetle tGeb he uor Dem Ssieo,r
lteesn' nm ttren @ttbte richer Dem uortacn
Auforud fer 8rrunoli6ttit su srteh. Damn
eltsb Se ME bpr6eub fcben, uuo als fIb mccsr
IN nod au6er hem 9auIe etn 9aut 66reu lief,
trat lie nit suiritoenem Itfcn all eimen 6cGrn
@~anplhrnnt, mic iie In ben Stutcu moblbatsn f..
Der SaucrSIeuts ais cine 2rt 0ra6taId Az Re-
sen pHeaen.
sic Dfnrte ion. ffob bic SfetSun9elids, no.
nit CT gan; ous9efilt ipdr, uueeinanotr uno
nrildte i'm 6intrrgruuos an zine In tsr SertGfc.
lung anartra@tr eeifr. SIN 0tument mid rieIc
crm Druf; cine rnac, In einen oGGts buntlen
Gaum %fibrsnoc s tUr irrroe li&tbar, IdIog lid
atcr etsn 70 iAnru Gtntcr hem @intrstenpcn.
Us mar Ter i"nge, biitIhe &nc6t, Der ,uYcr
unt'r Der 3bltr gcltdnben.
Or rar NOD immsr ttaf uue tpfr ucrwirrt mn
blteb nit 9~efaltsten 6Gnben, mic cine 9SilbI6ule
Hcr ifh auf BEN SUNen ~tarrenp Dor rer SGncrin
ltcb'n, bic ion NIT etnem I8arfcn, in bic Scs,c
pringeubeu Bid betrabtete.
psBas wiuit Ou ?" fragile or enplt8 t%leinlaut,
,Du tai mir b~eraufacnintt."
~NuB i'd cas ni6t, 6ors?" entocanetc
frsunrli6 bic Sduerin, tnbem fs, RAID in cine
anSere 9teue i5er9eGenp, ben 8iprrfrebenbcn
nsten it6 auf Gle Sant !cs. ,MuB i'd cas-
ni4t, penu ids DID le9en pil2 0u biR mir
ein traurissr S6os Sunf BAIT On cen g8sa
gu mir cbue 8int gu finotn sswust!"
Der Snc&t Ias resunsslps ncten rem 1ctbe
,uO erluttrtrtc feline Der 2icbto1unecn, nit ecntr
Fe i'm iScrbauits, ia sr iatca lie ntbt cinmal
gu fu9len. 9ur Eel Der Grinnuuue on bas
Scnit in Der Tere Scr 8Gueriu ,oa ibm einr
punHe 9tutb iter Stirn uno Orange, Ittne in.
mere Ssi6dmun9 cber @utrifurg antinpsnb.
Ntt einem Nfale abcr f6tsn CT ,r lfA Ielt1
81 tomrneu. g0ie erI6rsdt fubr er empur, IaIuo
eis 5Gnpe ME Irampfbaft ppr Die @uaen unp
teu&ts: vSae MIDI lcs, llr56t = es lit @inpr,
unSrrJibIi@e Climb! Du bit eines gnrern.
bit mriHeS 9aten 9Prtn g8eib, uut i'd 800"
pilno Du :" fragile fprI6cnb Die Sauertn, nit
Wupe terr autre9uu9 pcrrsrBeub.
$50 bin Elm sleuptr, YcrporTencr gfeuIt. /"
%ianmsrts Ssner butter Der fA 9in. sd bin
ntst ipsrtt, bas ni& Die Sonne anI6rint!'
$50 laas nur," iGms:6elte cas- 9Srit, ,lraC
Did nit einem Mals 70 Seranpert bat, pu sutc,
listsr 9ans? SD tsnns did ni&t msbr !"
8crtissuus IUlst,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12

Sqaare awil@sn 9rOabRra6e unr ginf aluss
gum aRartt acnomnsn pcroen IoGe. 8urbe Der
Setrefsncen Nfartt,@ pmmittr iterwleIen.
Die gusitednns Oes gireinia Nee 6onics.
SnititutS rirs am 10teu Sctpser ibren 2lrfnno
nebmen. : Die 2usneGuna uuleres tanspirtt.
l@dft't@en SersinS furet ra9cscn ef am 22Ren
October Haiti.
G'Ouperneur 2ct6er Sat Samuel $, gtice
Der ire9en Dietfabls elmer ectpeneu llbr BON
surge S9Ons Court sl Sabr 3u6ttausfrofe
Wpreen ,par, tsgnabiot.
). 8. Grcnf9am, Der ais odbtbarer uuS
frieei'efeneer Mann teFahnte Mublsntefser,
patte seitcrn Na&mittos sincn 8rrtpe4lel NIT
Dem Captain etncs Ganaltp0tes Gomrus 9ubn
ASteir, IN ieel6em Gesterer scaen @renIbap bic
SScrts Sebrautt baten fol-, ba6 er #teiu Gentle.
man ls'n. Srenifam trn6te bicrauf Qsfep cine
S3u6munre BEL, an Der nerislte rabr1teinlid,
lhon lest bereitS 9%effortcn isiu mirp. Grenibam
nh'r9ab It'd lo9let& DEN Seb6rben, cine goruu.
terluhrn9 Tomato ntsr pesen QtpeIenbett tes
Mfaprrs 9flsCrn Ibenr nod ni6t lattfnpen.
gStr perretlen Die 1pualas @ntdroer ouf
Ole peute @6snO tattfnbrnrs S~srlammhtno piefer
Yurtst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12
AEstaus.

Ocutf6 tano. Snftrbura, 10.
Nu9, Die Snllertur9cr 3rituns tcri6t;t ibrr
etnen SOrfan, Bel p'I&em bic erR 2 Wcnste
Bier wsiIenbsn ubloncn Die Sauptrsue Gpiei,a.
N6t ublaarH : fc actt aus elmer an bas @e.
n~eraIcommanro gu SCnisebtrs aeri&trt.n ge.
'6werre Der @utSabminifratirn @ltbofs berppr
- fn8eu NIT einem &nctt, psfcn @artrn,aun
tie ru'ntrten, Strcit an, ma6teu Icfort con il.
rer A'afe 0ebrau& unb prrmunteitu mebrrre
MANNER nnb 8rauen, wel6e bin,uecfcmmen
paren. Gin 9tittmsiisr, an ben Der SrtsYcr1e.
Der lib iponNte, ica %erfreut seiost tabtn: ,,Do
femme Id meine Yumnsrn wic>er! Die werpen
ibre Stellun9 l&pn bebauptsn urb lb ni6t ,u
nabe tommen i%aIen!" Seim Qtmar1be pur.
Den Die Ublanen bon ben ertittsrtsu Sautrn per
iplat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12
s.. US. Qinne,,o,,,,.

uerma@er uno @plparbrtter.
SfoarltrnBe, 3rilhen Der 5. unp 6.
gaetnen 6rennNen nno Dem ~eeebrsen Wu6lifu,n
ole an5e'9e, Dap Id on cbi9sn Nidee einer Gbs
rem uno Jemeler9sS tpre e%rGfuet tabe, nVfelte
la ethe 9rpee Nlispabl Der 9en6madpUqTen in
psties 9El1af It etnifhlagenee Artifel fibre, peren
Vnts S"rantlr uno %etslslben 5u nuBerOrOentIid,
btlltaen 9reiIen Y%erfauit.
Jtcperaturen ieDer Dirt werorn ItneQ NM bir,
li9lt ~beiCrpt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12
French MilIlnery!.
Nlupnme Spn

S4eACh Millinery!
|Fapnme Son,
Nc, 90 OtahtsStraBe, erGielt ioeten Elm us,,rs
experiment oot 9utsn, Baao uuD 9lumeu. sers
ner ftne 9rcBe NusmnBl ron Rppipuarn mn
orebf9epe, oen Gamen t|eIOnpers IN emnfefIsn
nsi@e me Springs teiu&en. Qae bieIe gRaorrn
0ertauIt ju aaBcrorRenlllh biQtlen Nreileu
" nDnme lSpn.
Sic, 55 Waiufr.
0lsies 0cfbdf! III 5am5ta88 u.O 5pnntaos
AeihIcim.
Sceben erbalten 500 8cren Sronoen $50
Spren .@itroaen, frrlhe Nfaumen. /. 3 mn G
PFpne Seren Jtotnen nHO Jei9en, lppie and
Elitben Etinburaer Rdic uno Saroines.
SthtS Jt p%erflgTen an yGieperserf1,fcr bef
y. u. MYers,
H52 Stoaeitr., 3riihen Der
3tsn uno 4ten @traBC.
So 1T %betann., Dag Die rtpa ,irei 9aGr, Iona
gler til 9iep gorF rrlbicrene Sbnle DeS 95plts
itlt tti'tSen @f0na:cn III eri8einen auf9e6Grt sat.
Elm greigniB, ipeIAss anarmein 6~srausrt wprpen
ut, ia ole Sbule Oee Golfs I'D, pureb ibre profti.
ut t8enptn3 olentbliben 5~yreunre unb eiuen oros
BEN S%:lerrrete erpUr5sn bate. DIES bat midi Der.
anlabt, cine 6OrtieBun9 irnee lnternebmens pprs
Wberetten, fre!te unter Dem 3itet
Neue S6ute peS 8cIfs
unb beutld>ameritanil&e 0eperbe. 3eituuo.
Som l. Su'l a6 in 0teriebntdgisen Nummeru put
Ao-%o Setten are3sn 6Urmats, nit Nbbileun-
gen, gu BEN nuBerit ~nirOrigen preile pun $40
(uuO Il Sent0 pPrtp) fars 9an5e Sabr bel mir
srl1einru wirb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12

Sin M6b6en,
ed' &o&e", Bni4rn NIB 9ugetn fam. Gntst
l'stst" etner 9utcn pla3 in elmer r"lct.sn om,r;s
%t1ntId'sn 6amttte. Naamfraeen bel
9dafsr u. gGapoiG,
8ranFIiufrn6e uabe Der i7ten
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12
Seeamntu~,a<

Die Natienal'D Douglas. Oempfroten
oon NtdmpnO Tina birrmit eiuaslooen, elmer re-
ssImat,9sn @ei@alis- SsrIammlung bsnte Qbenp
INN 8 utr IN 8rlber'e pau brisupebnen.
ST.. sSm, u, StusOtpont, praFo.
8. IS. DrweQ, Sesf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12
8SNe S2renst.,al

OaS p. SIC. Stiff nGlenc," GAIT. ,su6L
mana, m'lte5 i:B: in @itY Nptnt in 0onnn,
Loot nu0 Ehnel rrpc int prrren pirp. fonn einios
pAha8iere in /. unO 2. @uiite nodt Srsrnss,
nebmeu. '"'"
sSe9eu preis &C. miro auetunft oso,bsn non
soar, G6bIer u. 6 o..
Moru Gtr.oI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
FRIcE.s:
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent

Special to the New Orleans Crescent
HAVANA, Feb. rs, 1850
Ed. Crescent Clayed Sugars are beginning to
arrive in town more freely, and despite the uifa-
vorable intelligence from the United States, find
ready purchasers at Oh to "a reals per arrohe for
D. s. No. IL; other numbers upon that basis.
There has been another brief term Of unfavora-
BILE weather, which inflicted severe injury upon the
planters.
At Matanzas the intelligence from the United
States produced more decided effect than in this
market, causing all speculation to cease, ana de-
cline of full quarter real per arrobe on all kinds.
hear occasionally Of contracts being under nego-
tiaton, but the details kept strictly private.
Unless more favorable intelligence is speedily re-
ceiyed, further decline in rates may be conf
IDENTIFY anticipated.
Muscovadoes have also been similarly influenced
by the foreign news, and rates have declined to-
q to 81 reals per arrobe for common refining to,
good grocery
MoLAssEs- Has also declined to Al to AZ reals for
clayed, and 81 to 81 for Mnscoyado per key or five
| and half gallons.
LAMBS dull and declining bbls. and tierces
selat SIG so to sl6 Is, and kegs at s17 per arirl
tai. Stock Of bbls. and tierees mederate-of kegs.
very large.
BUTTER-Ihe only sale reported since my last
advices is 20 kegs from store 22d inst, at sl7 per
qnintal.
HaMs-7 barrels from Savannah sold on the alst
inst. at SIG per quintal, and IL bbls ex-Empre
City, from New Orleans oath inst, at 4 similar
rate.
PoRK-2o bbls from Boston sold on the 2ad inst.
at so each.
BEANs-still declining; sales Of Northern ana
Eastern twheo since my last adyices from Ii to 81
reals per arrobe. 81
RieE-Gontinued as last advised. Sales OF 160.
20 and 50 casks, from Savannah since my last at-
vices, ut l2a to l2ss reals per arrobe
HERRINGs-500 boxes from Baltimore sold on the
Esd inst. at 81 lc. per box. A4a
Freights continue without any Improvement in
rates. To British Channel, for orders, 40 TO 45f-
per tun; coastwise ST. to CSC. per box, s4 % per
hid Sugar, and 70 Is per hid Molasses, to load
at outports.
Exchanges rather frmer. Sterling is quoted az
10 to 1sa per cent. premium. New Orleans {sh0rf1
to 5 per cent. premium. New York, Boston, etc.,
go day bills) q to per cent. premium.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
STATEMENT op ron cot,.

stoes - aA1hsr % TOBACCO.
sssssss I snsa
's''ss'Ay ee- lzaee
Exported sims. sssss
EA''ssss yesterday - a. $50
Sock on hand cle.ssa. .........g....gs q.
49,, There was fair demand yesterday,
w,.n sa,es q some 1909 hhds at unchanged prices.
| 4. = VIZ 4 De- lsc. ~ H.
49, ~ Ine transactions embraced abort
sooo pps.s ae for Primes to Choice. ana seN
~. Y s@io, =, lor inelaof, Fernlenting etc.
rLoon E. heard et anont 1860 bbia. sold H.
''ua's ~ on private terms 40 n thsse
io. - - 20 g, anu ~ e 20 g y bbi.
'hAlN Aooaa lspp sacks Cora were disposed
VI, comprising ooo on private tefnls 700 White, ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Bullion in the Bank of England Lowest and Highest
amount for each month of 1859
The Cincinnati Gazette of last Friday gives the
following review of that money market.

Nothing occurred in the market to-day calling for
special notice. Matters precisely as they have far
week past Money finds active employment al NEST OF the
discount houses the offerings of continue Of e
dat sd lel2 Pct and the srngsney FIR Il exists
Of securities that fall below the standard Of accented
Rates Of interest are firm Mt l0@I2 8ct
Eastern Exchange is steady quotations with s,ppy and
demand about equal New Orleans sight is SIMPLY and
private drawers refused par to-day being able better
among the merchants Bankers rates par buying and
premium selling The offerings Of New Orleans time bs have
changed Bankers bought thirty paper discount and
discount was their rne for sixty day Grocery houses
take the latter ~ i@l discounhe inside figure for choice
% Es ~ 6 are in limited supply with good
from country banks for gold which freely met at 4
We quote: ~ = fs4
Buying Selling
New lofk SIGHT. 40@45 prem 36@ls prem
t s dreams Ms ,pare prem prem
''ea, eo'u. .-'''.s..'-..+... 2o9s0 M@S prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY Feb aa sssa
Arrived to-day " Western Beeyes, 81 Hogs, so
Sheep and 81 Veal Cattle The market Is bare Oh
Sheep, and about 300 Western Beeyes remain on
sale, with but few Texas Cattle, Hogs and Veal
Cattle. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

For further information, apply at the H. .55.
General Ticket Office,
No. &c ST. CHARLES STREET.
NJ. P. WHEELER, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

WiIbur.s Omnibus Line.
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons of "WIBUR's OMNI-
BUS IINE will call for passengers of the Hotels
any part the city by leaving orders the Office Of the n o.
J. and G. n. Z. B., on st. Charles street.
feii IL LII. MIIBuR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

I AW NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAc
Camp street. = " y - ''s4ess - sN
myls u NM pEyNosna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Schooners,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ID ENIOVAL-J. b. WALTON, AUGTIoNEER, HAS
IL removed from No. 10 Bank Place to No. 40 Camp street.
fell I'm
ID EMOVAL........... REMOVAL.
DRS. CLARK 4 FRIEDRICHS. Dentists,
Have removed from 2l to l4U CANAL STREET, one door
frnm Crescent City Bank. jail tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
$50 .=-===-,NEW ORLEANS, JACK
LSSa ~ son AND GREAT NORTHERN
E4s4afsztss ~ aIs4 - - RAILROAD.
1850. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will received at the Gompanys Hepnt foot of CAL
lope street. up $50 p. NJ, daily, Sundays dxceptea
All freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
with the initials Of consignee and place of
tnaon and freight will he received unless consigned
established stations the line Of the road It'll connections
The Company prepared receive nn forward freight
to all points the Mississippi Central Railroad far jack
son, Tenn. 55
Blank railroad receipts for freight may y. obtained the
Depot Messrs. Corson Armstrong; Camp street, by
those who wish to them
The Company itself responsible for the value of all
shipped the road which may be lost by fire, from the
Is reeeped for stations the line until twelve hours
Of it's arrival the depot i this city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Le between New Orleans and
York having made arrangements with hd Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
two cities the Express business heretofore carried by
Railroad Company for Its account is discontinued all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
aen can obtained this subject Of j. j. McKEEVER Esq.,
80 Camp street.
Agents the Railroad Company not permitted receive
receipt bank spece jeweg other express
ter They will be received by the Adams Express IS Camp
BENTLEY ID. HASHLI. "a
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt
rs. WILLIAMS,
n25f Master oil Transportation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

COMPUTATION TICKETS
Persons who reside in the city and have residence estab
smen the line of the Road procure tickets reduced
rates, at the Office on st. Charles street.
.~=..- CP. OAKLEY
% General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY D. HASELTI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

RRMOV5aD..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vED'
J,G. McALLISTER,
Card and Seal Engrnyer and Printer,
Has removed No. CAMP STREET, in The Music Store OF
Mr. p p Weren where he will be found always ready to do
any kind of GARD, SEAL DOOR PLATE ENGRAVING,
at the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms Parc
Mar attention paid to WEDDING CARDS, ETC.
j. g. McAI.LISTER, EsGRAvER,
No. s Camp street,
dig 2nst-sm At Music Store of P. p Werlein
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

A YOUNG LADY, RESIDENT oP THIS CITY,
wishes 70 obtain situation Visiting oyeness to teach
English Address E. L., through the Postolfce fe24 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
MAIL TRAIN at 100 A. NJ,

MAIL TRAIN at 100 A. NJ,
@5~.. EXPRESS TRAIN Mt p. NJ,
Both Of which make close connection with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road.
Iutl rolI AZ aturinn nt,nd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
North. East and West !

Two Daily Trains the Depot Of the New Orleans Jack
Northern Railroad Caliops and Magnolia
r,roo,. n, foilo,ro.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Wi1bur,s o,nnibus Li1

BENTLEY d. HAsEI4T.,
Chief Eng. and Gen! Superintendent a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
JACOBS, ann GALLERY. IS oAMp srREET

ID New Orleans-E. Jacobs at his old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
celebrated Dagerreotype Ambrotype and Photograph Gal
established in 1872 that he has secured for
the Of Mr. \ JACOBS the original proprietor who has
the Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish.
oil eolors material
so the and price Of ALL will be taken in
passahe style photographs from life from other pictures
public private buildings of machinery will Of
any size required, either plain painted.
fhe best in the United States employed all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery is elegantly up with collection
OF works vern and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit.
Frices moderate. Terms cash on delivery.
o2i I'm L. s. LIPMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

IN HALLER g. BROTHER, MANUFAC-
~ TuRERS OF COPPER, TIN land SHEET IRON
MY WORK in all its varieties. Has ase hand a large
W. assortment Of Cooking. Parlor and Barroom Stoves,
and prepared to fill all orders in the above line in the City
Country.
Particular paid all descriptions building work.
Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Dewn Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State of Louisiana make
and ven the recently patented invention of abez Lewis from
the of which the roof Of buildings washed from all h
prior the being conducted the cers Being self
acting in itself 1t the necessity of any hand labor in its
action feature produced here before. d14 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

Consequently, the gentleman on Camp street
who has been designated for the office is wholly in
eligible.
There have been so many remarks made about
the bullion in the Bank of England, that we annex
the amount held each month for the last calendar
year. Our money market does not sympathise in
the least with the London market, and if the gov
ernors of the i" old woman" enhance the rate OF
interest to or Get, twill have good influence
by depressing speculation and combining general
operations in produce, Stocks bonds and securities
to strictly legitimate and real purposes and in
tents.
Bullion in the Bank of England Lowest and Highest
aYrtf.t E,Hio .,cl-z icrr-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-10
HETNESQUE.

She goes to church on Sunday,
And sits in cushioned pew,
And her beautiful eyes grow sleepy,
AS the eyes of deacons do.
Angels hang round the preacher
Reading the holy word
A0ne dear little angel is watching
To see that she shan't be stirred.
The sexton's wife glares at her
Through the glasses on her nose,
And smiles to think what lesson
She will get at the sermons close,
But if yoa will go at midnight,
To soft and perfumed bed, 5a
You will find white wings of eherub
! Curled round rosy head.
But if you go at midnight
To riekety, ereaking bed,
You will find but the sexton,
While an owl boots over head.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-10
For the BoSSier Banner.
PIRITU ALIs M.
BY sHIBoLETH.

We suppose the reason why the
newspapers Of the present day are so
silent on the subject of spirituaIism,
although it is much discussed among
The people, is, that it is looked upon as
revival Of the old superstition Of ghost
ism, witchery and hobgoblinism. The
fact is however, that the spirItualism Of
he present day has assumed very diff
fsrent aspect. The ghost of the last
century was supposed to be some mis-
guided spirit who has the power of
q thing himself with some natural gas
.eus body, and thus to become visible
TO the natural sight while the spirit
ualism of the present day is based upon
the assumption that the spirit of a man
is the real man. that the body has no
life or action but from the spirit that
spirit under certain circumstances is Ca
pable of acting independently of the
body on natural subs tances that spirit
is visible to spirit wh,n disembodied,
aud that the spiritual eyes of man
while in the body is capable of being
optned so as to see spirits who are
only clothed with the spi.ital body
which st. Paul declares to exist.
Mankind, in escaping from the gross
snperstitions of the past age. has run
into the o posite extreme of believing
that there is nothing but nature. and
Ignoring all life hut that growing out
of the heat aud light of the sun. Thi>
state of belief is infinitely W prse than
The former For its tendency is to blor
ont God himself from the knowledge o.
man, and to make nature all in all. Its
tendency Is to degrade man TO the level
If the brute and to coneenter all hi.
affections upon hims If, and to destroy
buotherly love and kindness
| We propose to treat this subject from
hree stand points, viz: from the light
5f nature; from the light of Reyela,
ion and from human testimong. Thi.
order is assumed from the fact, tha
IL classes acknowledge nature, that I
large class acknowledge revelation an,
smaller class acknowledge human
testamonv.
| lstly, From the Eqht Of nature. :
Science has been unlocking the mister
les of nature for ages, and yet il ha
not been able 10 arrive at the first cans
OF anytl ing whatever. The philoso
pher has not been able TO discover Al
atom that was indivisible, or that wa
not compound. He has been total
unable to detect in all nature the vivi
ifving or life principle. Hs can onl
desect dead matter and learn The OF
derly arrangementof matter 10 organ
ised bodies but the vivifying or III
principle he cannot detect. It IS es
dent that there is such . principle :
l!fe, although It's source, seat or qualit
cannot be aseertained by natural exper
nen,s. Ii life is but the effect OF n;
ture, why is it that the philosophe
cannot reinstate life in dead bod
that has once been bereft of it. tt
warmth of the sun will not vivify
) a dead body; electricity or magnetisl
i will not do it; nor will the warmt
genersted by chemicals. Then what
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Jonn Bunyan bad great dread
of spiritual pride; and once, after he
had preached very fiue sermon, and
his friends crowded round to shake him
BY the hand, while they expressed ths
utmost admiration Of his eloquencs. he
interrupted them, saying, @Ayl you
need not remind me of that, for the deV.
il told me of it before | was out of the
pulpit y
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RTCHnD w. TURNER,

A ttorney aud Counsellor At Law.
"A Will p9ac5ice his profession IN
the District conSrts of Bossie5, Bien-
vile, Claiborne and in the Snpreme
court 1T Monroe, Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
70 the prompt discharge of all business
entrusted tosh:s care. 0fiice, Belle
vra. IA. y1nI
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HUsBAND.-The etymology Of this
word may not be generally known
The head of a family is called husband
from the fact he is, or ought to be, the
band which unites the house together,
or the band of union among the fami-
ly. tits to be regretted that all hus-
bands are not husbands in reality,
as well as in name.
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~ don't beIieve whisky is good
for snake bites, Simon was bitten by
rat,lesnake, and we gave him all the
whisky we had in the house to natu-
ralize the poison, but he went to the
other land of spirits, to join the church
militia, ana Host him for ever, said
Mrs. Atherton one day. Whisky has
killed more folks than rattlesnakes
ever have, and Mrs. Atherton says she
knows it.