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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-06
MIR. Glndst0nc's Pamphlet-A Chapter of
Autobiography.


The following extracts are taken from Mr.. Clad
stones recent publication which has attracted much
attention throughout England The liberal leader In
its pages tells the story OF his conversion to liberal
ism in frank unaffected manner. OF the relations
between church and state he says
The one master idea OF the system that the state
as 1t then stood was capable in this age, as IL had
been in ages long gone by, Of assuming benencially
a responsibility for the incubation OF particular
that the Church, as established by law, was to be
maintained for it's TRUTH that this was the only prn
ciple on which IL could be properly and permanently
upheld; that this principle Of good In England was
also good In reland that truth is Of all possessions
the most precious to the soul Of man; and that to
remove, as l then enormously thought We should
remove, this priceless treasure from the view and
the reach OF the Irish people would be meanly to
purchase their m0mentary favor at the expense Of
offence against our sacred obligations.
lie closes with the remark that after all, It Is a
practical rather than theoretical test by which
establishments must stand or fall. ~t,.--
An establishment that does its work in much and
has the hope and likelihood OF doing 1t in more;
establishment that has broad and living way open
to it into the hearts OF the people; an establishment
that commend the services OF the present by the
recolections and traditions OF far-reaching past;
an establishment able to appeal to the active zeal
spect scruples OF almost the WHOLE whose children
dwell chiefly on her actual living work and service,
and whose adversaries, II she has them, in the
main content to believe that there will be future
for them and their opinions such an establishment
should surely be maintained
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Three Meetings.
BY THE AUTHOR OF :" JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN"

BY THE AUTHOR OF JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN"
Oh, the happy meeting from over the sea;
when love my friend and my friend loves me,
And we stand face 10 face. and for letters read
There are endless words to be heard and said,
With a glance between, shy, anxious, half
strange,
As if asking. {" Say now, is there aught of
changer"
Till we both settle down as we used to be-
Since love my friend and my friend loves me.
Oh, the blissful meeting of lovers true,
Against whom faith has done all that faith could do,
And then dropped conquered; while over those
slain
Dead years of anguish, parting and pain,
Hope lifts her banner, gay, gallant and fair,
Untainted, untorn. in the balmy air;
And the heaven of the future, golden and bright
Arches above thsm-God guards the right!
But, oh, for the meeting to come one day,
When the spirit slips out Of its house OF clay;
When the ISLANDERS by, with plying sign,
Shall softly cover this face of mine,
And leap-whither, ah who can know!
But outward, onward, as spirits must go;
Until eye to eye, without fear, see
God, and my lost, as they see me.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

Our New MINISTER TO ENGLAHD.-The Hon.
Reverdy johnson was born ia Annapolis, Nd,
Msy Il, 1896. He received his education at st.
Johns College, in that city, and at the age OF
seventeen began TO study law in his fathers Of
fee in Prince Georges county. In 1915 he was
admitted to the bar, and in 1917 he moved to Bal
timore, where he has since resided. His first ap-
pointment was that of State attorney. He was
appointed in 1870 chief commissioner of insOlvent
debtors, which Office he held until 1877, when he
was elected to the State Senate, where he served
two years. was reelected, but resigned in the
second year of that term. In lS45 he was chosen
United States senator, and remained in the Sem
ate until IS49 when he resigned to accept the
post of attorney general of the United States, con-
ferred on him by President Taylor. He devoted
much time to his profession, practising chiefly in
the United States Supreme Court. In conjunction
with MIR. Thomas Harris, be reported seven vol.
umes of the decisions of the Maryland Court of
Appeals. known as Harris and Johnson's Re-
ports The first volume of which appeared in
is2O and the seventh in 1927. He was dele
gate to the peace congress in 1861. He was
again elected in 1851 a senator to Congress from
his native State, for the term beginning March,
1868, and ending in 1869. he served on the
library committee on the judiciary, and on foreign
relations, and also on the special JOINT committee
on reconstruction. Mr.. johnson was one Of the
senators designated by the Senate to attend the
funeral Of General Scott, in 1866.
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What to Eat.

[Fron the Philosophy Of Eating, by Dr. Bellows.l
The author gives the following classification Of
food:
First-Carbonates that class which supplies
the lungs with fuel and thus furnishes heat to the
system and supplies fat or adpose substances.
Second-Nitrates: that class which supplies
the waste of muscles.
Third-Phosphates: that class which supplies
the bones, the brains, and the nerves, and gives
vital power both muscular and mental
We subion portion of one of the many valu.
able and instructive tables in the volume, exhibit.
ing an analysis of different kinds of food in their
natural state:
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Grass.

From Our Young FOlk%l
Out in the fields to walk,
Hearing the grasses talk,
In the Veet month OF Juae
These are the words they say,
A. 10 low whispers they
Speak through the silence OF noon:
{" Suubeams, come lie on me;
Rain. here is room for thee;
Clouds, here your shadow may rest;
Wind, YOU may rustic through;
Cow, here is food for you;
Horse, come and roll on my breast.
Ground bird, come here and see
How you can nest with me;
Child, run about me and play.
Strong man, with cheek so brown,
Here come and cut me down,
Toss me and turn me to hay.
"Ffll high the farmers loft;
Then go and gather oft
Fodder for cattle at night;
Take all you need of me;
I'll not live sefishly,
Not for my own delight.
Grasshopper, butterfly,
Bees, that with 'honeyed thigh
Ever on busy wing rove,
Born Of one parent we,
All of one family,
Linked to each other in love.
Golden-hued buttercup,
Over me glancing up,
By the light summer breeze wooed,
You, too, shall share with me
This happy destiny,
Born to be useful and good.
I" So shall the early spring,
Life to our bosoms bring,
Verdure and beauty restore;
Then, taking heed of us,
Ali who have need of US
Welcome shall be as before.n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

A child whose religious training had been con-
strained and somber, asked her mother one day !:
Mother! do there be any Sundays up in Hea-
yenn The shocked mother replied severely
Sunday" Who can tell what impious csricsture
Of the City of God was painted by that single
stroke before the child's vision! After bordering
it some time in the light of memory, in ominous
silence she at last sobbed out 80 mother Do
Don't you think that if l was just as good as
could be all the week. after got up there, that
may be He'd let me go down TO hell, and play q
little while, Saturday afternoonm
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsF OF JOHN CAR
den Sewat-ULited sta es Marshais Office, District OF
IOua New Orleans, June 1868 This is 70 give notice
AZ the 9Th day Of June, 1865 Warrant in Bank
rptcy, issued sgaint the Estate OF John Garden
of New Orleans in the parish Of Orleans and stste
Louisiana. who adudged bankrupt on his own
petition ths the payment Of debts and delivery Of any
property belOu such bankrupt him Tor his
the transfer property by him forbidden by law
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt to prove
debts aud choose assgnees OF his estate
will hello Court OF Bankruptcy, be holden At the
Custom House Building IN the city of New Orleans.
Louisiana c. Kellogg Register, the 9th dag OF
July, D, 1865, at O'Clock, Az. -
Nc. SEQ. v. j. HBhhON,
ieeiy3 u s. Marshal District Of GOuisia"a.
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IN BANKRUPTCY = ESTATE OF AARON
Hrsch and Alexander Adler individually ana as members
of he Fru Of hirseh Adler Go United States Marshas
Orce DIS riot Of louisiana New Orleans June 1855
TINS IS 10 give that the 5h day OF June D. 1904
Aaron Bfrsch and Alexander Aaler inoivdnsl and As
members Of firm of birscp, Adler Co.. o. Nes
been adjuged bsnkupt their own peoa that ths pay
ment of any debts delivery OF properly
sucb baukuns 10 them their and the transfer o.
any properly by them forbidden by law that
of the creditors bankrupt to prove their aeo s9
TO choose assgnees Of their estate Will De ne
at Court Bankruptcy be holden st the ustona
building in the city New Oean. Louisiana, before " o
Kellogg Register the 10Th day Of June, A D. 1908 A.
o'clock N. . ,,,,,,oxr
No. s62. EJ HEkhONl
leg 20 U. s. Marshal, District OF b"oisiSns-
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ountry Dealers and Druggist. supplied.

EACrs - Messrs. n. Kisfer Holends,1 No. 40
Poydrss street. Manufacturers OF the halakon Bers
entlenen-I examined the patent that granted
you o. Government for manufacturing the halakOn
Bters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated excite and in good order the digestive
organs have prescribed ad Btters several times and In
bad occasion 70 ascertain their beneneia
effect remain, gentlemen. very respectfully your m ost
obedient A MEROIEk, NJ. D., ly5 Canal street.
examined the patent you hold for the manuact OF
Mkoh Bers and find nothing in the ingredients thereof
calculated njuousy upon the human system unless
cordial aromatic bitter 3. A. SMITH, M. %.
Your Malakoa Bitters which / have examined do not
contain any ingredients injurious 70 health and may be recon-
mended TO those who are want Of god tonic .. ~
Yours, M. BOHUPPEhr, n ID
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

wood indyiduslly and member Of the arms OF Small
wood Julian, A. M Stephenson Cog smAllwe0d, west
Co-Ured States Marshas Office District OF Louisiana
New Orleans June 1865 This Is TO give notice That en-
the 9Th day Of June 1868 sManant in wss
issued against estate Of W. NJ Smawood Of New Or
in the parish Of Orleans and state OF VINO
adudged bankrupt his petitioni that me pay
men OF debts and delivery Of property belong 70
,uch bankrupt 10 him os HE and the rsus or OF
property by him. forbidden by that meeting OF me
creditors of the said bankrupt their debts and 70
choose assgnees Of his estate viii be reid at
Court Of kruptey' be holden the House bud
ing the city OF New Orleans. Louisiana before r. o.
Pkin Register the 3Oh day Of june D. 1868 At 10
NO $50 =. J. HEBRON
U. S. Marshal District Of Louisiana
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CRENCH MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT 4 CO..
Chemists TO III. 4. III. Prince Napoleon.
PARIS.

These medicines the most recent medical
dscovere founded on the principles OF Chemistry and The
Iapeucs They be c0nouDded with secret or quaek
medicines their sufficiently indicate their compost
which has caused them be appreciated
and pres5ioed by the Faculty IN the whole world They
widely der those medicines advertised In
the public papers as able TO cure every possible disease
they applicable onyto buI very few comp aints fne
In France with regard TO the sale IL
medical and those which have undergone
examination by the Acsemy Of Medicine and have been
proved ecacous the hospitals the practice OF
The st medical men, authorised by tbs Govern nent.
This fact must gusntee for the exceency Of hesra
GRIMAULr 4 CO.'S MEDICINES.
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IrNITED sTATFs DISTRICT COURT-

u District Of Louisiana the astter @ Chss E. Mes
NTH, bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No li5 Whereas, Ohss
T. Nesmh Of the Parish Of Ascension and District aoresai,
duly bankrupt under the Act OF Congress OF March
ID ls67 this day fled in said Court, petition praying
for and thereof from all his debts and
other claims provAble unosr said act;
Notice l. therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their persons in interest that the Tth
day of july 1868 at II A assigned for the hearing Of
and that they then and there attend and show
they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
isIs % IN K LOkW, Depnty Clerk.
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Contributed to the Sunday Crescent
Always Was a Lonely Thing,

rom THE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE LATE HON. FRANK.
LIN SAWYER, JR.
] always was a lonely thing,
And yet know not why
Ny mother used 10 fondle me,
And beg would not cry;
My father, too, would take me up
And kiss the tear away,
Then call me his best little girl
And bid me 60 and play;
But still could not feel like those
Who laugh when al Ia gone.
For, spite of me- the tears tr0tAd fall
And nen-I felt alone.
had little brother, too,
On whom my heart was set;
Who, when full oft in summer time,
The morning flowers we're wet,
And birds were happy in the trees
High up above the dew,
Before the sun came stealing down
With his rich, golden hue
Would take me by the hand and speak
His love in such a.tone,
That none but poor, simple girl
Could feel she was alone.
We'd ramble from our fathers house
Out through the narrow lane,
Then, up into the green oak grove
That looks upon the plain,
To where the geld fountain sports
All through the live long day,
And gives its music TO the night,
And to pale Luns's ray;
And on the pebbly bed that with
Its own bright beauties sh0ne,
We'd sit and gaze-'twss then felt
That was al alone.
Youth passed with me-and as IL passed,
The cloud, that first hung light,
Soon gathered darkness in its path,
And settled down in night;
The stars that glimmered through the gloom,
All, one by one, went out,
And cold and melancholy then
Was everything about.
BY father. mother, brother-au
10 the damp grave had gone
And was left-but not 10 feel
That was al alone.
A beam more bright than earth can give,
Flashed from the upper heaven,
And burst upon soul that long
With its own grief had strven;
And in a voice so soft, so sweet,
So eloquent with love,
So like the tones that fall from Him
Whom seraphs praise above,
The whispered invitation came,
That were more than stone
Not 10 confess do not feel,
That am nOlc alone.
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No More Cod Liver OIL.
eRIHAULTs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HoRsK RkDIsH

THIS medicine has administered with the utmost
cess the hospitals of Paris IL Is perfsc substitute TO
Cod Liver Oil aud has found beneficial In Disease
of the Chest ScTOula Lymphatc Disorders Green Sick
ness AtOny Loss Of Appetite IL regeuerates
the constitution purifying the blood being the most pow
erful deputatve own ii has teen applied wi. happy
results IN Diseases the Skin Further, IL will be found "
Of great young children subject TO Humors
and Obstruction Of the Glands.
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INBA KKRUPTCY-EsTArE OF WILLIAM D.

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTAr OF WILLIAM D.
Il Hsrdemzn-United States Mbrsnsls Office District Of
Louisiana New Orleans June hos This is to give notice
that the 9th day Of June A D. 1868, warrant in Sank
ruptcy issued against the estate of VIM d. Hardeman
of Providence he parish Of Carroll and State Of
Louisiana adjudged bankrupt his petition
that the payment Of debts and delivery OF property
beOngiu such bankrupt to him or for his use and the
transfer property by him forbidden by law that
meeting the creditors OF the said bankrupt prove their
choose assignees OF his esa will
be held Of Bankruptcy be holden at the Custom
House Building the city Of New Orleans La before
Kellogg, Register, the 81 day OF july A ID 1905, at
O'Clock NJ. No. StS r. j. he HhON,
& iva T. S Marshal District of Louisiana.
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I'm BArKRUPTOY - ESTATE OF JACOB
Ssmuel-United States Msrhals Office D rct Of Louisi-
aua Orleans 5th 1868 This give notice that
on the 4th day June 1868 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
Issued the Of Jacob Samuel Of New Or
leans the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana who
adjudged bankrupt his petition, that the
debts and delivery property belonging to
him for his aud the transfer Of
property by him. forbidden by law that meetnS OF the
creditors Of the said bankrupt TO their de6ts and TO
choose one assgpees Of his estate will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy be holden tbs Custom House
building in the city Orleans Louisiana, Befire j. r.
g. Pitkn, Register the 2Ih day OF june, 1865 a 10
O'Clock A.
NO. s5L FL HEBRON,
u. s, Marshal District Of Louisiana.
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-rNIrEn arArEa nIsrRICT CnUKT-

TINTED STATES DISTkICr COURT
u District LousanaIn the matter of Lionel G. Levy
Ban Erup in Bankruptcy No 35Whereas Lionel y Levy
personally and Eemo Of Levy Summers and Levy
New orleans and District Aforesaid duly
Bankrupt the Act Cor of March 90
1861 this day ed said Court petit ion praying for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
povabe under aid act notice therefore given 20 all
creditors who have proved their debts and TO al other persons
is assigned for the bearing Of the same and that they may
then chow they have, why
the prayer Of sAd petition should not be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans June Sth, 1868
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GRIMAULr a CO.'S
Syrup ef Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists TO Il. r. H. Prince Napoleon,

* OO.iS
Syrup ef Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists to b. R. H. Prince Napoleon,
g Rue RIOHELIEU, PARIa
preparation great advantage Of combining tive
mos ana eesbs tse ths syT9p Is tsEsn with pIessurs
ana suns the most delicate stomach. -
should administered ladies Of delicate constitution, 70
young persons backward In attaining the Of paeer and
plsyed in Of ChoorOss ARemea, Pale Gem
plexon, Gssres, eastralse Whites LeuoorrhsA Debility,
Want Of Appetite Poverty Of BLOOD etc
No More DimcuIt or PainfnI Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUIssoN's Qsureate ofthe Paris Imps-
rial Academy of Medicine DIGESTIVE LozENGES.
This delicious preparation is swsys prescribed by the most
repUsd medical In France In Of Derang Of
Digestive Functions such Oastrs G4stragiA Long
and Lsborous Dgeston Wind 10 the stomach and Bowels,
Emaeaon Jsnndce and Complaints Of the Liver and Groin.
Nervous Headaches, NeuraIRis, Dias rhoa.
Dysentery,
IEsTANTANEoUsLY CURED By GRIMAULTs
GUARANA.
This vegetable substance which grows IN Tire Brazs has
been employed time mmemOda 20 Inflammation
of he Bowels II has proved late to be Of the
in Of Choers ss IL Is preventive and cure In
Of Diarrhea
No More CopaIba aud Cubebs,
GRIsAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
MATICo VEGETABLE
b.rs a. othsr medicines have failed these
viii always These insure rapid and extraordinary
they are used hospitals Of Paris BY the
Ss6 s 9G sD Sps sSS % az nc
used In recent and capsules In more ehroAie
BAH the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
accompanies By instructions 10 the manner in which tAsy
Genera Depot in Pgisa sK1MAULT oos,
In New Orleans at P. DUCON0E'S,
Ohartres str.sk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

Never opsn oysters with your fingers. II is apt
to tickle the oyster and put il into commissions.
An oyster in commissions will generally collapse,
and in this condition is unfit fog food.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New OrleansThomss Henderson His Creditors and
the Creditors Of Henderson, Terry Conc. l5,ss9
NOTICE IL hereby given to the Creditors
IN all other herein nteested
to show cause within days the first publication hereof
why the third the syndc in this should
and homoogated and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
- J.F. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, New Orleans May 80, 1868 . .
ETAT DB LA LoUlsIANE-QUATRlEME CoUR DE
District de Nouvee 0rlesns-Thomas Henderson ses
creanciers ct les Creancers de Henderson Terry Cha
No. 1889.
A Wis est par les presentes dOnne aux Gre
n ancies des nsOlvabes ct tOutes aures pesonnes nte
resses pendant dix ous de Ia premiere
bcaton avis pourquo troeme c0mpte enroe par e
), ndc ne seat pas approuvee homologuee OF les ons
entire mains distributes scion Ia lOi.
Par ordre de la
J. r. DICK dApute grefier.
Bureau du Greffer. Nouvele Orleans le 80 mai 1868
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Consumption Cured.
GRIMAuLTs SYRUP OF HYPQPHosPHITE or LIME

This medicine IL considered TO be sovereign remedy
cases OF Consumption and otAer Diseases Of the Lungs
IL promptly all the most serious symptons fhe
cough relieved night Preparations cease and the patient
rapidly restored to health
co affixed the bottle this Syrup Is liable TO iuits-
tonB
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DIR. LERAgs DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Ltaufd Phosphate OF Iron,

The newest and most esteemed medicine In Of ChIo
rosis, Pans stsmsch, Dincnt Digestion Dsmsnor-
hea Animes, General Debility and ROorgess Of Blood
recommended oregste the functions OF
natule and ladies Of oecNe eonstfstions well
person suffering any kind Of Debility whatsoever. 10
is the preventative Of health, excelepce II al warm and
relaxing climates
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IN BANBR UPTCY-bsTATE OF W.. J. 2.
baksr-UAited states Marshals Office District OF Louis
lana New Orleans 1868 This give notice that
the 9th day OF june 1858 warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the estate OF Baker o. che TO IN
OF Monroe parish Ouachta and State Of Louisiana,
who adudged bankrupt on his own peiton that the
pay any debts delivery Of property belonging
bankrupt him and for his and the transfer OF
property by forbidden by law; that meeting OF
creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts and to
choose assi OF bis estate will be held At
,turt Bankruptcy. be holden at the Custom House
Bul ding in the city af New Orleans La, before O. ke
ogg Register Ihe 9th day Of july 1868 at O'Clock
A.
No. $50. y j, HEBRON.
ieg Tvs Q. s. Marshal, District of Louisiana.
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u District of Lousiana-IR matter Of Who's. helds
Co. bankrupts In Bankruptcy, No 81 Whereas, Thomas
h. Shields Individually and member OF the hTm OF Thns
II. Shields Co, Of New Orleans, and District Aforesaid
ID 1861 has this day ed in said Court petition praying
for discharge and Certificate thereof from AL his debts and
other claims provsble under said act
Rute is therefore given all creditors who have proved
their ebts and TO ali other persons In that ga
day OF July, 1868 II il assigned for tue hearing II
same they then and there attend and show
they have why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted.
Cleik's Office, New Orleans, June IL. 1868
iei6 20 &c K. LoEw, Deputy Clerk.