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Sad Occurrence.

A melancholy sksir happened At Laurel, on
Two soldiers on guard were practising the bay.
opet exercise In \ playful way, and when
thrusting ut one another, the cook Of the mus.
ket Of one caught In his clothing SO AZ TO lift II
discharged. The ball therefrom passed directly
into the breast of his comrade, coming out at
the back, and killing him almost instantly. The
unfortunate soldier was Geo. Wright, Of Rock
Island, H., belonging to the First Michigan
regiment.
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WONDERFUL TOILET NOvELTYi
FRANG,PAkI
KID GLOVE POWDER!

Il Is especially used to sprinkle on the inside OF
KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be drawn
Oh and of with ease prevents their being soilcd by
2sppiraton and afer the glove Is drawn of It leaves
The hand loft and white giving II delicate perfume
II Instantly removes all roughness and redness Of the
hands, srma ana iaee, caused BY labor or chaps A.
Powder viii conceal these defeot, giving healthy
hue to the skin. As Toilet and Nursery Powder
der on the ioside OF boot Il will prevent Corns,
and allow tight boot TO be worn with comfort
This article can only be obtained Of our agents.
b. G. MAJOR,
Sole agent for Washington City,
Corner Seventh and U streets,
Jan 3O-6m Opposite Post Once Department.
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sspposed 70 10 stolen,

Yesterday morning \ colOred man, named
William Jones, Was arrested by officers Hurdle
and NcDevitt, on suspicion Of having stolen \
camp bedstead which was found In his posses.
sion. Not giving n straight account Of now ha
came into possession Of the article, hs was com
mitted " the guardhouse, by Justice Thonp.
son, for " further hearing.
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EOk THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANG'S CARD-PORTRAITs
PROMINENT oHARAc1eRs.

This Il . most unique and original publication
ot lifelike Miniature Portraits just large enou gh to
enclose In oomwon Letter envelope, for sstisfying the
curioeity Of distant friends or TO orNdmen pAoto
graphic dlbw or the mansl piece They are Just the
thing q collection IN wesoTy Of ese tiws.s, when each
dAv brngs forth its fduor3e or It, crmtndl For col
lections, they arc much nperior to photographs "a
they will last for HuNDnxDs OF YEARS.
We increase the collection every week BY ad
ditionel Portraits Of interesting personages.
drees In the United States free Of postage. The
money must accompany every order.
Aasnrs WASrEDfo sell directly to soldiers. Our
highly profitable business.
l.. PRANG L CO.,
Publishers and Lithogrsphers,
$50 Seventh street,
-Four doors from D,
Washington,
Wh>re krrn aud particulars may ts oJdiaod
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/" What IL Ilf"

Yesterday morning considerable sensation
was created along the avenue by the appear.
ance Of wagon, drawn by two horses, con.
tanning an individual with his hands tied to two
uprigbts, one on each side, and with his feet
tied down to the floor of the vehicle. On his
back WAS u board, containing lettering, but
which, for the mud upon II, we could not dis.
tinguish. The wagon was escorted By six
horsemen, "What ia it?n
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Criminal COurt.

Yesterday, in the case Of Albert Contner in.
dictsd for the murder Of John Bremline, on the
9th Of December last, Hon. John P. Hale and
DR.. worrel wsrs called to testify . to the good
character Of the prisoner, which closed the
testimony for the defence.
District Attorney Carrington then delivered
his opening argument, and was followed By
Mr.. King for the defence. 1854 ..' -
The case was submitted to the jury about Q
O'Clock, who, after an absence Of several hours,
returned with verdict Of msnslaughter.
The court then adjourned until this morning,
whom the prisoner will receive bis sentence.
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Leg Broken.

A woman named Sarah Flynn fell, On Third
street, near E, last evening. and broke her leg.
She was conveyed to her homa, in Swsmpoodle,
in hack
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SWORD 1x0ROI0U,

The SWORD b peculiarly the weapon Of the ON.
csr-ths osly one the service rsoognizes-thso only
one upon which he can rely In the hour Of danger,
for either offensive or defsnsive purposes The neces
sity Of moving how to II must be obvious to sl
thorough sword an, late an onicer Of the Brit.
ish army, b now giving instructions In
SW ORD o EXER CISE,
CAVALRY AND INFANTRY
At Temperance Hall on z street. between Ninth and
Tenth streets, whore gentlemen desrous Of becoming
proficient be Taught either privately or 10 Glasses
For p,rtieulaf:, apply at the Hall, on Mondays,
Wednesdays. aad Saturday, from 10 m till ?. n.
or address,
Capt. N. J. OROURKE,
Jan 25-lm At the National Hotel
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nROF. ALEXANDE WOLOWsKI,
/ PIANIST AND COMPOSER,

By general request, will open clan for the Piano
and binging, by his new and simplfed method. In
his way an opportupity will be extended to all who
desire . scquife knowledge Of Vocal and Instru
mental Music, on the most liberal terms. AL those
who desire TO Join this course will apply at oace at
his residsnce No 3O3 Sixth street, between street
and New York avenue.
Hours Of reception, between and l2 m, on Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
ian 22-lm tIntslligenoer and Star
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New Pap.r I'M AIexandrl.. VA.

We have received the first two numbers Of a
thorough going Union paper, commenced in
Alexandria, on Monday. by hsssrs. Towers,
Boyle & Mckinney. The name of the now
paper is The Virginia Chronicle, and presents
neat appearance. Success to the enterprise.
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HlHE GRAND ARMY IS ADVANCING TO-
i wards SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, o get
some Of his Great Bargains In Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Osps, (starl Jan le-dlm
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Another Counterfcit In Circ rculation.

Counterfeit three dollar notes on the Colum.
bia Bank, Of Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
were put into circulation In the city last even.
Ing. The notes arc we'll executed, and calou.
lated TO deceive persons not well posted in
paper money.
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Completion OF the Washington and Al.
exandria Railroad.

The repairs on the Washington and Alexan.
dria railroad nave been completed, and on day
before yesterday a locomotive, with several
CARS attached, passed aver the road from Alex.
andria to the Long Bridge. The work Of laying
the track across the bridge viii be commenced
al an SNrly day.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By vi,tue of deed of trust from Albert j. Webb
aud wife TO ths undersigned, dated 18th day Of Au
gust 1854, and recorded In Liber J. A. s., No 81
folio ST. ko and at the request of the owner OF the
debt thereby secured, will offer for sale, on FRI
DAY, the 7th day Of Februiry next, at O'Clock p.
m. at my rooms, in the city OF Warrington, corner
Of Seventh and streets all the rights estate In
terest and claim Of the said Albert J. Webb and
wife Of, in and 70 Lots numbered one, two, twenty
bcred twenty two, which remains After deducting 80
much thereof Is wss conveyed BY Zephaniah ) ar
rell, deoeased, to James Anderson, by deed dated
sth september, 1876 recorded In Libei a. page ~,
the plan Of the said City Of Washington. THIS
property = st the corner Of Fourth street east and Il
street north.
Term, of sale are cash, and on failure Of the pur
chaser TO comply within two days, the trustee re
serves the right 10 resell the property At his risk
after I've days' notice thereof In some public news
paper Of the City Of Washington,
The title is believed to bs indisputable. Convey
' " ANDREW wYLTE,
Trustee.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
jan 2s-eodSds Auctioneers.
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The IndIsn Herb Doc tor,


From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature OF their complaints or
illness, without receiving any In
formation from them.
No Charge for Consultation OF Advice,
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms % have no strife
I With Mature or the Laws Of Life:
l With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills
Provides the means 10 cure all Ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet
Well used, relieve our pain complete
A simple Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to thee.
Washingto1 BiIlding Pennd. dml,N, oboW fps mnutsi
pdlk from Bro,on's HotA,
No charge for Consultation. janll-8m
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ACHING TEETH, or MERE SHELLS, preserved
and restored. Superior TO Gold As
hard and durable as the Teeth
Male and Female Agents Wanted. 800 per month
and steady employment at home or abroad
The manu- 'ac urcre having met with great success
continue to supply this article iu sealed PACKAGE
ooitainng enough 10 I'LL one hundred teeth, for s5
OF for $40, with omplete set @ RsIuwerls, 10 hand
some Ve,ra and Satin lined ca@ with Instructions ena
bling any person to make good living anu steady
Agencies given In different sections Of the country
Letters requiring an answer must incl0se q stamp.
DIR. z. ROSSEAC h CO.,
jan 30-6m 4sS broadway, New York.
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VXTANTEDI WANTED!-BoO Recruits,
w TO do service In the District Of Columbia.
Apply Immediately at No SOB Seventh street, bet
Wand streets. dsc lo-u
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Corns, Bunions, Calositiss,

COrns, BuhtOns, CalOsitiss,
Chiiblains Frosted Feet Bad Nails, Enlarged Jonh,
and al dkssaes Of the Feet cured without pain, BY
DIX. WHITE, SURog0s CHiRoPoDIsr,
Room No. up stairs.
Once hours from IL NJ. 10 Up. m.
- Odsn TO eaA at ptivsts residences promptly
attended to. iAn16-lps
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BANKERS,

DTTTENHOUDE, FAINT, 9 CO.,
II BANKERS,
352 Pennsylvania Auenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States 10
sums to suit Omcers and Soldiers.
Also, Drafts o. London, ireland, Scotland, Wales,
and ali portions Of the continent ofsEurope.
Highest Price Paid In Gold for United
Stats Treasury Notes Of the different Issues, and
Northern currency.
Exchange on the principal cities North, payable
In goId or currency, sold to suit purchasers.
kITTENHOUSE, FAINT CO., Bankers,
No. $50 Pennsylvanis avenue,
Near Browns Hotel
GOld and UnCurrent Money Purchased,
Specie, and United States Currency. Accounts
opened for depositors.
RiTTENROUSE, FAINT h Co, Bankers,
No. 352 Pennsylyania avenue,
ian &-lm. Near Browns Hotel
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rEHTLEMEN's READY.MADE GAR.
u MENTS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We offer citizens and stranger large assortment
Of OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS, Of all colors
and qualities, equal In make and finish 10 the best
custom work.
WALL, STEPHENS h CO,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
322 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10Th sts.
Jan 23-fH
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Future DAvo.
QY J. Q. MCGUIRE q co.. A.etienssrs.

RY J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., A1otionssrs.
SAB or THE RUINS OF TifE 0ENERAL ROsPL
tai, ON JUDICIARY SQUARE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February L. st II
O'Clock, At the ruins of the Infrmary on 4 street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, we shall sell III
lots to suit, the old materials, comprising
Old Brick In the walls and down,
Doom, Frames, Sash, and Blinds,
Lot Of Lumber,
Flooring, Joiets, &c,
Stone Sflis. Heads, and Flagging.
Furnaces, Ranges, .r..
Gas and Water Pipes,
Lot of Hospital Furniture,
Bedsteads Mattresses, Pillows, &C., 40.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
The whole to be removed within Sosdays after the
sale
COMM'R OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Jan I'D Auctioneers.
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DOARDING.- "a few Table or Day Board.
ID ers can be accommodated at No. AA2 Ninth
street, second door north Of the Patent Once.
Jan U-tf
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WASHINGTON January 10, 1s82.
NO. bl7 SEVENTH STREET.

The undersigntd have thi, day formed . copart
nership, under the name OF SwEESr HUrCK, for
the purpose Of conducting kxchanGe, Collection,
Land Warrant and General Banking Business.
by prompt and Xhthtul attention TO business we
hope 70 merit the confidence and support Of the
public. w II. y. SWEEN1,
spl8-eo2w LEONARD HUYCk.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

EON SA E - A Com fort bic n . IN .
+ DWELLING, on Maryland avenue, between
Four and half and Sixth streets, (Island) A
bargaia may be obtained by applying early At the
House Furnishing btore Of
Ian 1--3t MCGREGOR 4 co.
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JNAS%Rs1ruRH DEPOT.

NITCRE, conslstiag Of Parlor, Chamber, and Diu.
Ing Room Also, Tubs, Brooms, Buckets, Mattrasses,
ke., &c. We have on hand some twenty-five sets Of
Chamber Furniture, plain and ornamsnted, which
We offer very cheap Also, large stock Of LouBses,
we'll made, some .. low ~ five DOLLAR
T. BROWN,
$40 Seventh street,
Jan 30-Bud near Northern Market.
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LOUND.January Nd - sword, In tho
Il cars at the Washington Depot, which the owner
can have BY proving property, on application at
33H G street. ian R-1%
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SILAS BALD WIN,
Champion Jugglr of Both Worlds!
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
Tonight,
MISS AMELIA WELLS,
The Beautiful Songstress, In
Sentimental and Yankee sonGsI
A j. TALBOT,
The Ethiopian Comedian, assisted BY
Dick PARKER,
MISS EMMA MILES. MISS VERNON,
MILE. FRANK LA FOLLE. LITTLE ELLA
One week longer,
WARD on his CoRDs VoLAHTE.
BEST sLACK-R0PE PERFORMER IN AMERICA!
Notwithstanding the large company now at the
Canterbury, there will b
~ NO ADVANCE IN PRICEs-6&
Aitsrnoon performance, for Ladies' and Children
every WEDNESDAYsnd W SATURDAY, with quan
titles Of presents-one superb S2s SILK Dre@.
Perry h Bro. All our dresses are bought from this
house. Doors open, Afternoon, at2 O'Clock,
Admission 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
Door open, evenings, at OK O'Clock.
Jan 2<-lw
MAGNIFICENT
- Z T. * ID H N - -
WAS PRESENTED,
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
To Mrs. Emma Gosch, corner Of Sixth and streets.
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w 10000 Whisky and Brandy Botties-
FB. HASTINGS &CO.,
nov 2s-u Ss1 d street, faolnS Pa. aysnas
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NTOw IS YOURTI TO BUY OvERCoATs,
IN Pants and Yeats, Of New York prices, At
SMITHS, No. 40 Seventh street,
Jan l6-dlm [StArl opposite Post once,
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LOCAL NEWS.
- AAvsssisses.

nsa,iy 70 thousand copies Of Ne Re1sb
KssM ars eirsslassA among Ne Aoating popuia
uoa svssy dAy, ,bssidss tAslargs number ssfvs'
torssular sus.ssissrs. Advertisers wilff.
SotS e0VVf0A18Vs III .s...s ',.| ia f.r n OF
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DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that the cOpartnershIp of
MEYER h CONRAD has been dissolved, on the
.2d instant, by mutua, consent,
Wd,htngton, D, O., Jan. 70, 1863. jan 29-3t@
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discard those that do not suit me, and
have had some success. j have had one
brood sow that at 20 months old meas
ured as follows; Length Of nose, inch
es from top of the head TO the joint OF
the shoulder, G inches from joint of the
shoulder TO the root of the tail A feet Z
inches: height, 2 feet 6 inches; size
around the neck, 4 feet inches around
the coupling, feet inches; across the
ham l6 inches, and weighs 500 pounds.
She is halt Suffolk and half Berkshire ;
has a fine, smooth, thin skin, a clear,
lively eye, stands up well on her feet,
and moves about as srrightly as most
hogs of 200 lbs.
If any one has had better success, lets
hear from him, as think the comparison
of points and Mates the only means OF set
Ting this complicated question.-Pfd'r'e
Farmer.
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THE BRITIsu DIFFICULTIES The
Albany Evening Journal has the follow
ing sharp and pertinent replies to the
insolent bullying of the London Times ::
"The London Times, after admitting
that the arrest of SIidelI and Mason was
virtually justified by English precedent
and English law, deliberately sets to
work TO convince the British public that
a war with this country would open the
cotton ports and set the cotton spindles
of Manchester buzzing on full time A
more devilish appeal to the baser pas
sions was never made since Lucifer har-
angued the hosts Of Heaven. The
'Thunderer' has been against us from
the beginning; but we could not believe
that even that bold bad print would use
its influence to plunge England into a
war with us. But we gave it credit for
virtues it did not possess. We should
have known that a print which recon-
mended the blowing of regiments of
Sepoys from the mouths of cannon
which befriended Austria in the late war
with Italy-which gloated over the mis-
fortunes of Hungary thirteen years ago
which was the consistent hacker of
despotism in the revolution of AS and
'49-would pause at no instrumentalities
for the overthrow of repdblic it de-
tested"
The London Times and its Yankee
phobiac echoes tell the operatives of
Manchester that a war with this country
will set all the cotton mills running on
full time. We tell them on the contrary
that war will bring starvation to their
doors. We have been their best custo-
mers we have furnished them with
bread, and we have bought their goods.
The first hostile gun fired, and the doors
of commerce will be slammed in the face
of insolent Britannia. Not a bushel Of
grain-not yard of cloih-shall cross
the ocean. England is mighty; but let
her beware how she goads desperate
people into retalialive conflict. Bruised
and bleeding as we are, none shall tram
pie upon us-none shalt drive the car OF
conquest over us with impunity. Our
wounds will make US only the more
dangerous to those who would hunt Us
down"
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IF PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY IS IT
NOT SAFE FOR THE PEOPLE?
CINCINNATI, Nov. ?.

AINNlNNAlig NV s.
MEssRs. A. L. scovrLL 4 Co.
Dear Sirs,-The public generally ere fully
aware of the thousands Of remedies for dis
eased lungs, under the titles Of sarsoI a
rillas, Pills, Plasters, LDimonts. ETC., that
are daily brought to their notice through the
ncwspapers, by way Of advertiser MIS-. My
object in writing this note Ter publication is
TO induce the public, or at least those who are
afflicted, If they will use patent mediclnes,)
10 use one that contains articles Of real use IN
pulmonary diseases. um conscious that in
SO doing i am acting most unproiessionally,
and derogatory 10 the interests of medical
science and the regular practitioners OF medi-
cine.
The medicine TO which ! refer is DR.. HdiFS
Balsara for the Lungs. have prescribed II
in large number Of cases, and always with
success. one case in particular 10 which
wish now 10 refer, was given UP by teNoral
nhvsicians ho had leon called in oonsults-
ton with myself The patient he'd all the
symptoms of confirmed consumption, such
rs edld night swoais, hectic fever, haIassing
cough, with continued Iain in the lote OF the
right lung, attended with severe darIhca!
lie commenced Immediately TO get better by
the use of the above-nomCd medicine, and
was soon restored 10 his usual bealthi !
have also found DR.. Halls Balsam the most
valuable expectoraEt for breaking up dis
troasino coughs and colds that have ever
used. W. ~ hh4OA4' ~ ~
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BRADFORD. VT, March %, 1861.

To t0hom ii may Concern Il hereby certify
that have been Commissioner Of Orange Co.
for the years 1860, and 1861, ard have procured
the Wines and Liquors with which have sup
piled the Town Agents of said County, from
Charles Backmun. No. SO Front street, New
York, that / have had careful Analyses of SAID
Wines and Liquor made by Charles +. Chandler,
EST, Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Union
College, Schenectady, n. Y, and that in all and
every instance the result has been to prove them
10 be perfectly pure and suitable for Medicinal
purposes,
l can therefore most confidently recommend
the house Of Charles Baekman & Co. 10 all those
who prefer giving their orders to honorable aud
conscientious men.
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NEW BUSINESS! new SHOP.

GUILDS BROOKS of Coventry, has added
Y to his lifelong business of shoemaking, still
another. He has gone TO harness making and
carriage trimming quite extensively, and is in
tending to do the best of work and make mon
ev. He keeps the best of stock, the most fin
shed workmen, and will defy the whole of Or
leans County to meet him in the matter of good
work. He has not gone into the business rashly,
thoughtlessly, and without first counting the
cost; but he is bound 10 draw custom ers, do
extra work. and fill his purse with what makes
the mare go"-when inside of one of his fancy
harnesses
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! tinliS Nali iuio' ~ piON"SS '"'
negroes, to dissolve marriages, to ordalr
adulteries, TO inhict ignobIe punishment
10 interdict instruclion-is this doing tc
others as we would they should do unto
US?
The epistle of Paul sending back to
Philemon his fugitive slave, Onesimus,
is quoted to US. Assuredly the apostle
pronounces in it no anathema against
slavery, nor does he exact eofranchise-
ment; these IDEAS were unknown to
him; but he says, 81 beseech the for my
son Onesimus, whom | have begotten in
nv bonds. whom | have sent
again; thou therefore receive him, that
is, mine own bowels. Without thy
mind would | do nothing; that thy ben
eft should not be as it were of necessity,
but willingly. For perhaps he therefore
departed for season, that thou shouldst
1T ceive him forever; not now as a SER
want, but ADORE servant, brother 6el0r'
ed. Having confidence in thy ODE
dience | wrote unto thee, knowing thai
lhou wilt also do more than can say"
Does any one fancy Philemon treat
inn Onpsimus after this as fugitive slaves
are treated in America, putting up his
wife and children directly after for sale,
or delivering him over to the first slave
merchant that was willing to take charge
of him, and carry him hundred leagues
away? DO what one will, there is i'm
piled abolition Of slavery Gmplied but
po5itiye) at the bottom OF that close fra
ternity created by faith in the savior
Let Shareholders put TO themselves the
question what they would say to-day if
the epistle to Philemon were addressed
to them; and ii is addressed to them !;
the Onesimuses OF the South, and such
there are, are thus thrown upon the con-
sciences Of their masters-their brothers.
What the Gospel did against European
slavery it is doing now against American
slavery. Those planters of the English
islands who instinctiyely OWNED where
lay their great enemy, had recourse 10
every measure to expel missionaries
from among them.-Neither were those
Texan executionerS mistaken who lately
put to death the missionary Bewley, u
touching martyr to the cause OF slaves
May the Christians of America COM
prehrnd at length, in a more perfect
manner, the greatness Of the part God
reserved for them, and the extent Of the
responsibilities that are weighing upon
them. To take n stand firm y against
slavery, to remove their last pretexts
from sincere minds who seek to reconcile
it with the Gospel, to organize in the
North vast moral power to address to
the South words breathing forth truth
and charity, to appeal without wearying
to the hearts of masters and slaves, 10
prepare for trying moments the guaran-
tee which nothing can replace, the com
mon faith Of the blacks and the whites,
keep courage even when all seems lost,
to practice the Christian vocation, which
consists in pursuing and realizing the
impossible, to show once more the power
that lies in jusilce-this is TO accomplish
a noble task.