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W. P. CAITADAY,
Editor and Proprietor.
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WILMINGTON, If. C,
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The, revival of the United States'
at Charlotte and New Orleans
he erection of new ones at Quinv
iv: fll : and at Omaha is now under
consideration at Washington.
k iu i tits
Maud
I Tlic;: Democratic State Executive
'-Committee is called to meet at Raleigh
ou the 27th; day of this montL The
cflorts of the moderate wing of the
fullj. The Secretary, did not happen along with it, as expressing long, but departed sinners, u not to be discovered
to be a native of this country; but that not interminable duration ," . J etther in nature, or in revelation, or in
was not V fault, fcndhi (Mr.Blaine) The same meaning should be ascribed reason; -Jratl am forced to adopt this
did not mention it as & reproach. He to the term eternal. Except when ap- manner ot preaching, tending as it docs
was from the kingdom of Prussia,which plied to God, all these three terms con- to restrain, at least in a measure, the
was 150,000 square miles in extent less vey an idea ol indefinite, long periods evil inclinations of men. The doctrine
than the territory ' of Montana. He which, however, have an end as well as of a fieryhell teftifies the ignorant, and
then spoke of the dimensions of Mon- tuey had a beginning. II these terms, I kwri-jwecfcV-Thtis argues the
tana, and of the peoplejandjsaid that in general, imply that there will be an I bigot ;-
such was their enterprise : that within end, when applied to the punishment I The semi-philosopher believes that;
the last fifteen, years .they had pontrib- of the wicked, they must express the I although to inculcate the doctrine of a
uted to the wealth of the country $150,- same idea, unless explicitly stated oth-1 lake of fire and brimstone is lcexpedi-
000,000 worth of gold and silver bul- erwise, or reasons given for considering ent, and perhaps unwise, he must nev-
them in a broader sense, we must I ertheless proclaim eternal punishment.
therefore examine the exegitical side of I And this is his argument: . "There are
the question. '.- - '; ; a great many miseries which nothing
All believers in the immortality of I dezik can give relief to. This puts
the soul must admit that the denarture I an end to the aorrows of the afflicted
Hon. 'The Secretary of the j; Inserior,
pernaps irom nis uoynoou instinct, ap
plied to the (lritoiryJf Monajbe
laud t laws of Prussia and not inc. land
laws which had been used in the settle
partrtp hayo the meeting held at some ment of fa ViWiMiA of th spirit lromlhe body, is a step d oppredj;ifc eets the prisoners at
iiiilher r.'int where. the "rinff" influence I ' ii' -'-w- 'tiVA'r;. . ..... . . T. . : v.j. 14: l. f iu.
Tr .z ' . 1 ' wrn ntnr rifrT!inp nr i.n interior-
!vo!d be less, seems to nave failed, and Browning; of niinoisCoi,( OL OhiV
fghc 'Straight-outs" have prepared the nuA " aVi-iruWnf'-ii.'-L'iii:-
. r. T.I 1 i I 1L . r iu. I , ... . - , ) ' - ,r "4- .
' IF v T V J tog! toyman to show him
- j l.bcfU Judge Cox; who personated 0ne of them ha asked a set
!'H-fi?- ! Vv ncrrr'f jSn ihtt lout rrro DIAn will J ' !- T
liberty; t
the tears' of the wid-
Hot
towards a hicher. a better sphere: but.
some say. the soul of the wicked is to I ows and the fatherless: it eases the com-
endure endless punishment that is it I plaint of fthelnungryand the naked; it
will never reach a more perfect state I tames the proudest tyrant; and puts an
than which it has held during its earth- Jnd to all Qut laborslLAnd the contem
ly career. We are therefore naturally plation of death sOpports men bnder
. . . .. 1 i j ii 1
settler toay
Btnmnare on cord 'wood. i It ' was' a
turn the crank this year, but we I i it., ..mnf h i , . : . . ... I f.tUJ.A .j J.;; no;nii.r
i . . " - ..' . I MiiuiL vvUvvU cu ut ut uio KUiciuiuuiv i jg-j m icauire. WnVI IS VlOa auie Ml t uw wi weun oisiMuw,witwa 1 1; iTuvii
:... ..... n. Ihnf . II. loll. ntillfotroal- ... : . r - I . - - . . ...
II vol 111 t.uvii' iuia 4auc tii lake
; jiianU ifif subjugating the "Golden Dust-
i'mcii" of the party just the same, j
.'fit 8tcvon McCorkle of North Carolina, should breathe, drink and be warm
I ia leader among the colored men, advo- with the air of heaven, the water which
that the hardy pioneer who i weut for- nprfpt t ihat Rnnl hut nnwiHtnt' or ?s I they have !a prospect , of a better life
ward and bore the Has should have the I He willincf: hut nnnhlp? Thra U nn hp-1 after this. l Should we now " make al I
air, the water, and the wood,'; that they liever in revealed religion who does uotl peopleelieve, as we do, that the pun
asciloe to iiod tbe attribute of omnip
.-.-..
with themin affection. This circum?
stance made the soldiers strongly de
! i
' NE WAD VER TISEMENTS.
sirou, to please himand fijed then. JTJJQX FR1JIT FARM AN d NURSERIES'
uu intrepiuny: ueuce mey were m-1 . . . . '
ways ready to execute nis oraers, JFruiiS. JFlOWCrs aiftl SCCas tor Juucryuouy..
thouch attended with the greatest dif- I :. .rVirj "; :"-J " i . . - .
Acuities jknd Angers; .thU jMde.th.rn oxJjEt lESTAJLISHMENT AT YQUH IDOORV
5 r ;i-jttc the establishment , of the whip
. j JiuiS post.- pri the plea that under exist-
fiivglaw the average offender cannot af-
Vurd to pay the fine usually imposed for
; : 1hetty criines, and CQnsequently has to
j.,Af j iwor ; in the chain gang vfor months,
j Ii here by losinjjf much valuable time,
jmieu by the proposed law, the ouender
bottld hug the posi, take his thirtyrnine
jaslie?, and go free. St. Louii Journal,
We do not know j ust where "Steven"
trickled down the-' mountain ; side, and
the wood which grew on the pountain.
, . "But the Secretary ; of the Interior
said there waaCa wood ''ring" in Mon
tana. He was always afflicted with the
Idea that there was aringfr: Heup-'
posed the j 25,000 ;seltlers of Montana
sat quietly atfd permitted "rings to be
otence. "All professors of relisrion at-
tribute to tJod. unlimited power. Con
sequently we must believ that God is
able to save the soul of the wicked; but
as some insist that the sinner is to suf
fer endlessly; they must necessarily ad
mit that God . has no desire to save the
wickeel from perdition, then it follows
that there is no actual mercy shown to
the strayed ones. Wherefore, we ask.
formed when the forests were in plain
'I luiugsjout, but if he is not a myth or I sight. There was a yastjfftrehce bf wherein is, in sueh a procedure, mani-
iesieu lue enuiess - mercy 01 uoa, in
which all profess to belie e? Imagine
the sick man approaching the hour of
dissolution. The minister is gent for.
He comes, and kneeling at the bedside
invokes the merciful Father of man
kind to send heavenly balm to the
wreicnea sunerer. iiy impact Dptn tnc
(hcystatcment a fabrication, we have 1 tween cutting and selling timber for
no objection, when "Steven" is convict-1 profit and that which had been done in
I ld;i (lis Compromising with the court I Montana. I He argued j that the wood
uuu va&iug as many as ue minKS neces-1 wu tut aimpijr iui:;uso iu me wtiiwt.y
f.ary to ensure a reiorm. . w e ao not
think ; that the people of this slate,
qithcr white or colored, are in favor of
'l tlicsc brutal exhibitions. The few ex-
and the report of the Secretary of the
Interior read to-day justified ,T item by
item, every assertion Wade in the mem
orandum of the Delegate; from that ter-
ccptions being those who have an hered-1 ritory, which he (Mr, Blaine) read a few priest and the patient manifest their I ogy for the endeavor to i
.' itary and natural indolencetoo great to I days ago." :- , ."Y : i belief n the great attribute of mercy 1 above views, he would nc
1 ay .themselves liable- to ? accusations of
eillier industry or misdemeanors.
. HELL AND PBBDITION."
JUSTICE AGAIN.
ic Thugs, at New Orleans, have re
ceived a decided set-back by the decis-
tiJ VP 1-t a ttii nrAtviA rAii rfr rF T An!aiina
u vi vug kuiuiv -ksjal0 ui ijuuiaiauci
the case of Gen. j Anderson.- The
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14.
decision of the Court is, that. General
;Auderon j has committea no offence
ugainsu iiicyaw, anu ine aciion oi ine
lower court lias been declared a wrong,
aiid thcoinmitment annulled. '
50 ends j' this -'great crime of opprcs
ion, in which judge, jurors, and a tj-
I 'raniiical community, for a time created
icii public sentiment to overawe a state.
I Men who would sacrifice to their own
ciidH the fairest reputations for politi-
A Rabbi's View of the Future.
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SVBSTAKC'E OF THREE LECTURKS DE
LIVERED BY REV S. MENDELSOHN.
ishment ih the hereafter U not eternal,
but" temporal; thaC the spiritual suffer
ings of the. wicked last but for a certain
time, at the expiration of which the
banished soul is recalled to the presence
of its merciful Master and to the eu
joymen of eternal bliss, "people will
eay well why lesid a life of sorrow and
woe ?' witin the narrow limits circum
scribed by the stringent laws of reli
gion and morality, all' for jlhe doubtful
chances of deserving a direct passage,
from earth to heaven, if after all we are
not to suffer the torments of the future
eternally? A bird in the cage is worth
two in the bush! We prefer enjoying
life here, and run the risk of a few
months' punishment. ' . .
The lecturer thought that if the ar-
gumjents were offered merely as an apol-
promulgate the
not interfere, but
and omnipotence of God.) But hardly I constantly think of the following an-
does the last "amen" die away from the I ecdote : The Duke Ormond, a model
supplicant's lips, and the doomed spirit j of politeness, feeling himself dying,
submit patiently to the- greatest hard
ships and threw them into the deepest
affliction, whenever they happened to
give him any room for discontent."
Judging from this standard we must
arrive at the conclusion that fear will
not effect the good which indulgence
might; and that severity twill animate
people to rise in rebellion, while
ness will bring man to reason and
- ' mi mm '"" .
mission. And il , wc apply tuis conclu
sion to the question at issue, it must be
perceived tthat from natural events,
from infallible history it cannot bo in
ferred that preaching ;of eternal hell
would restrain the free exercise of the
evil iuclinations of the human jieart;
hence it follows that the pious fraud,
the doctrine of interminable torments
' i - --
iii the future i. not a mcesoary evil. t
I)r. i Me -'nuclsohrt- thinlts that, white the
hell q n est i -m i- u h J u t I ed I y o n e o f t h e
most fert iki Lheaits lor t'ie preacjer, it
is f-jr tlio pulj'itsoniel.hing.rike Ireland,
in Moore'o oiniun 'it is ,the , Jinett
cou uti y in t he world live out of
Aud reason so p ports l h is conclusion.
In the first place, such a doctrine is apt
to create bad opinions of human nature.
It may lead iis to believe that there is
no actual piety iu the world. Since the
man who does not com mil crime, simply
because he is afraid of being detected
and s everely punished, is certainly, no
honest man; if we. were taught to be
lieve that all men are restrained from
executing their criminal designs by the
fear of being- detected, we should also
believe every man to be dishonest at
heart. And so also may we be induced
to respect the motives of the trul godly
man: we may imagine that one is not
an infidel, simply because his minister
told him that there is a lake of fire and
brimstone awaiting the unbeliever; that
one is charitable, simply becausejhe
priest ! told him that the uncharitable
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COSIUSUED FROM jOUR LAST.
Whatever the .future rpunishment be,
after all what we haye seen in the course
of our dissertations on the Hell ques
tion, we may unhesitatingly announce
to the world our convictions. 1st. .That
the original - idea of a ' hlace oi future
retribution is not Biblical but Pagan
2d.. That while, in our material state,
tai-success nave oeen rampant quite vvi vf
lobK enduxh in the south for its best me iuuire aesuny oi ; me '.aeceasea, na-
leaves its tenement of clay, and all
mercy is denied.. God has set hi face
against the departed spirit, and ordered
fit to hell forever, "never, never to be
released." Is God merciful only to the
material body, but stands in, a different
relation to the liberated i soul which is
turned to a tferman JtJaroq, also au
exceedingly polite gentleman, and siid,
'Excuse me, sir, if I should make some
grimaces in your presence, for ray phy
sicians tell me that I am on the point
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will go to eternal perdition. Such a
belief ' would lead to serious consequen
ces. Men would lose confidence in each
others integrity, and the wheel of soci
ety would stop. Virtue would no lon
ger be viewed as virtue, since it would,
accord inglybe thought that each virtu
ous act is prompted by the expectation
of reward, or the desire to avert pun
ishment; and make us believe that all
good U actuated by selfish nrss. And if
we 'suspect the motive we condone the
act. A.nd. to judge in this maimer is to
. in'Urcsts.- Let them give way to honest tute reas0Q .and revelation alike point
I vi'cjvs, instead of malignity, and recog- out a retribution noi of physical en
I jiM-fifliaV there is a neritaire : to trans- joyments or. torments,1 but pf spiritual
in it to posterity, other
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d,n tta am: t aeucnis ana sunennirs. --uust returns
of Sitting Bull, and the country to dust it jra.V and the pint returns ture rctrjbut.on mean actual endte
Tail to bebettlr for it , . to God whogaTe iC ! The body moul- nesa, and we. are constramed b seek its
ders in the gray e, decomposes and com
mingles with 'its mother earth; but the
that which
3AT01t BLAINE AJiD TUB 8KC
HETARY Ol1 THE INTEHIOIt.
Honator1 Blaine has expressed his
jtws;of the civil service reform" inau-
-'!- ir
the v inner, part of man,
makes fmortal rational and accounta
ble beinrs and which alone is immortal,
u rated in the Interior Department, in I lives after its departure from the mortal
I the fbilowing forcible: manner: j coiU and receives ta due; -share of re-
i r)Upon the conclusion of the reading ward or punishment, according, to the
ptl.! j lilainc, of Maine, said: During yerdict of the just Judge, and sincO the
i!irlv nnrt.nf Mia w inter hp rpeitrr1 ropiif la amnfif1 Jfhr ;rfriKiif iritt
nrivate letters from friends in too, must be spiritual. ; It now: remains
Montana complaining of the unjust I for us to , inquire whether ' future pun
. nation of the Secretary of the Interior. ishment is eternal or only; temporal.
iiDsequeutly, in conversation with the I Were we hearty advocates of the in
Relegate from Montana,;; a gentleman fallibility dogma we should, have noth- hypothesis as groundless as it is revolt
V lie had known foi years, he found that ine to do in matters of faith but to be- inS 10 lhe bumau mind he steals and
I the! Secretary or the Interior had been lieve. and believe in the enunciation of
.Vi rather! unjust in regard to his timber I the ;Athanasian creed r that they who crimes imaginable; in short, for a con- pie become hardened, and nature rebels.
! regulatio-int)iattemtory. Mr. Blaine I have done good shall g6 into life ever!
of death "Ah, my Lord Duke," re-
plied the Baron, "I beg you will not
formed of his own essence? Why should put youself Under any restraint on my
this immortal hope for mercy die with account." But the argument is quoted
the death of the body." But it may be1 in order to induce others to preach
objected, the clement judge on the what they themselves do. not believe,
bench: would notisentence the remorse- but which, in their opinion, is restrain
ful criminal toe imprisonment for life or iu? the evil inclinations of human na-
to the callow?, were he not guided by ture; he therefore would furnish a reply, ' judge falsely. The Indian, for instance,
justice. To ' this it may fairly be en- Nor would he coin separate answers. UC11CCS lulurf bllie 10 ueone oire
swered that the sentence of intermina- Both reason on the same principle, that wards aiul restitutions, aud not of pun
ble punishment is not in accordance the doctrine of eternal hell is a necessa- ishm-nt; Yet no one can assert that
with the sense of human justice. The ry evil, and this he does not believe.. lue AUU.,UU 1!f "Ul vmuous m nis way.
lecturer emphasized human justice, lot lAs future events can be faultlyprejudged nf avoius, crime because ne Deiieves it
thprfi ia no rxnressfid dpclaration that hv ohservinc the nast. so the frovern- crime, auu uou oecaue fl? lears ine tor
the terms used in connection with fu- 1 ment of the spiritual world might be
pictured in that of the material one,
he would with the statesman, legislator
true meaning in reason, and rea I and educator of the youth, inquire, are
son tells us that there is;! no jus- men in the state of society kept in bet
tice in endless punishment for a span ter order by severity and fear than by
of siniul existence. "The days of our mildness and! indulgence?
Here the speaker quoted some his.
torical facts 'upon which ethnologists
base their opinion that severity is a bet
ter reformer than indulgence, but which,
in his opinion were extraordinary in
almost alltlieircircumstances.and there
fore considered as exceptions to the gen
eral rule. In all cases death and dis
honor stared the might be culprit in the
face. A general survey, however, of
the characteristics of the passions leads
to an entirely different conclusion. He
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raents of eternal hell. The 'Hindoo's
idea, again, of the future is the counter
part of the Indian's He views the
idea of immortality with terror, . and
the most cherished wish of. the Brahmin
was to cease to exist as an individual
years in this life are seventy years, and
by uncommon vigor they are eighty
years." From this number deduct the
period of innocent childhood and un-
conscious sleep, ana an mat remains
will be, say, 40 years". Now, suppoie
that during these 40 years a man com
mits no meritorious deed, but is inces
santly engaged in following the evil
inclinations of his corrupt heart an
i I lion rfriWr tn ihtt TYlPTnnranrll Tirft. I latfinrr Wnf ttiavwlin Kitra dnna avS
it ""1 .1" . 1 ! 'ir: i ' 'T-I ' . . ' .1 ' ... :
Boau . go into everlasting Jire, witnout
end. And strange to say,! even many
pared by the Delegate from Montana,
i which ho read in the'Senate a few days
ago, wheu the Mississippi timber cases
Y-crc being discussed, and said he read
that 'memoranda, not for the purpose
of. those, who are not prone, as was
tinual course 01 u years a man is a
nioral and religious apostate, a true and
-unmitaged i rebel against the laws of
God and humanity still it is not com
patible with the sense of human justice
As an instance he gave the circumstan
ces of lie first great division of the
ancient Israelitish mODarchy. After
the death, of King Solomon, a delega
tion of Israelities waited on the heir
ed. Justide tempered with. mercy will
impel omnipotence to release the sin
laden spirit from the torments of con-
his moderate government out of love
Rehoboam did not
ultimatum to the
rather than fear.
at once furnish his
scious, shame and remorse, will gather j delegates, but requested three days'
that miierr woman, on their death bed I t0 sut,Ject nim 10 ceaseless torment, as 1 apparent and besought him to be ggn-
to blow out an inch, of candle because Edwards says) "forever and ever, with- tier than his father.
bf: making any attacks upon the Secre-1 they can aeeto die' in tiiei dart, but outanyenaayau. JNoiainousanaumes that he should mjake -lighter the yoke
1 itary of the Interior, bt for the pur- prefer to live in light; who make ample no: Vou 13 mueea omnipoienr, just which his predecessor had put upon
pose br relieving the people of Monta- use f the, light of .reason, still; insist a mercuui as we Deiieve mm to be, he them; for which boon they would be
nil of lhe charges made against them, that the" wicked are to; fee; punished in cn and will save the soul of the wick- better affected to him, and serve under
The people of that territory had , been the world ito come "not for one minute,
sitcdpby a secret spy, who inspected not for one day, -not for jpn agc i?ot for
llicir woodpUes and prohibited them millions of. ages,- one after the other,
I ;lYom buildjng a -fire" until they agreed j but forever and ever, without any end
iq pay 1 per. cord stumpage for the j at all. and never, never Ibe delivered.'
And thb thing, they assert, is in conso
nance with reason and revelation. But
let' us see whether there be any truth
in this statement. , In the first place it terrupts our progress. Hold!J2there,
f price, and a commission decided that I is averred that scripture teaches inter- hold! cries he. You have carried ns far
minable retribution, j The question I enough, and I cad let you go no farther,
therefore arises, do thei terms eternal, 1 1 admit, say3 he, hat I believe as little
or exacted $1 per cord. He (Mr. Blaine) I everlastine and torerer convey such an in a material hell as yourself. But in
j Arraigned the, action of the fcecretary 1 idea? he'firstiristancwh impress the mind of the illite-
0f the Interior as being that of an un- one of -these terms is in Gen. 13: 15, rate masses, I, not being able to pic
Intelligent man. It was not the werk "All this land which jthou'seest, will I
j Of a! practical man. I give to thee land to tnyseed forever'
an extkavagaJsT raiCE. Now Were this term i forever, synony-
i IIUWI VUb. i uuu utvu uuukvu wan
;the people of Montana had been steal
lig wood, which was not the case.
,.Xhey agreed to pay a fair, generous,
in the strayed ones, heal the deseased,
and direct them all to their final desti-
tiny, perfection. ,
.But here steps in the bigot aud in-
:MtXecn cents per
gust; yet the Secretary of the.
cord, stumpage was
Interi-
ture a spiritual hell, am constrained to
draw dark and dismal portraitures of a
time for consideration. A council of
his father's friends advised him to ac
cede ,to; the modest request of the peo
ple. "If thou wilt this day -argued his
veteran counsellors be a servant unto
this people, and wilt serve them, and
be attentive to them, and speak to them
good words; then will they be servants
unto thee for all ti in 3." But the ambi
tious Prince rejected this good aud
wholesome advice;! and when the dele
gation returned for an answer he ad
dressed them harshly saying, f That his
being. Still the Hindoo is undoubtedly
virtuous in hi way. " ,
Iu the next place, the doctrine of
eternal punishment appears rather as
an ruccnlive to the thoughtful to avail
themselves of every opportunity for
purcutisibg pleasure, even at the ex-j
pense of virtue. We well know that
there is no human being infallible or
impeccable. Now, if one were to. be
lieve that fur the sins he had commit
ted in the past, or, for those lhe mav
commit in the future, small or great,
numero us or uot, (since we are not told,
how much a man may siu and iiot
be doomed to eternal perdition) despite
his earnest desire to do good, he shall
be punished eternally, he might doff
the , mantle of reserve and commit;sin
"withra high hand' But the reneral-
ity of I men are try ing to do good for
They proposed tnc sake of tu good, and avoid the evil
ueeaue y is evu. pimpiyg)ecause Jie
considers virtue its own reward, and
vice its own avenger, he chooses the
good and avoids the evil. i ' ;
The Rabbi concluded by summing
up all the points discussed in the entire
series, which are, first, that the original
idea of a hell is pagan; 2d, that the life
hereafter is purely spiritual; 3d, that the
punishment of the wicked is not eter
nal, but temporal; and 4th and finally,
that the doctrine of an eternal hell is hot
only not a necessary, evii, but rather a
dangerous doctrine. That the pulpit
ought not to terrify us U3 with phan
toms of its own creation; but teach the
masses to despise crime because it is
crime, and love virtue for its own sake.'
That it is the duty of the religious
teacher to indoctrinate, not! the belief
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rect'li .re getting ciUii(r.t'jl anl tUysulwlii
are not ouht to be with llio wonderful nit-ilts of
that great American Kcmeify, tliu , -. j
I "The Secretary might go on top of I moiis with the word ' ceaseless, even the
I the Patent Office building and. see 1 strict believer in the Bible should be
material one. Indoctrinate the belief little finger should be thicker than his
that the world to come has no fire in father's loins; that if they had met with
in I the torments ot theV devil, which,
make us fear the last moment of our
earthly existence; but teach of a God
i thousands. of acres of timber land in
( I f Maryland and Virginia within '"easy
' lleach of the city which would not
forced to admit that this promise was
not fulfilled. The land;
conveyed to Abraham
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an . A lUt'r.n A11 ie Ti l,oM tronfmpnf fmm M. ftW tl,ow O merCV auU JU.3.UCe. SO lUat UlC lffnO-
xuuv nvn si nit imuuauunci uiiKui i iwruu biricuy as a
1 1. C J t. l : 'V. "?i P I - -.. ,j
iooa. junvaiu iu tuv ctose oi nis pilgrim
age on this plannct without a shudder.
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OBCrANS.
LARGE LOT OF FINE
HEED AND PIPE TOP
)RUAJsW JUST UEOElViD
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MASON fc HAMLIN ORGANS, '
NEW ENGLAND ORGANS,
- BURDETT ORGANS, and '
' JUBILEE ORGANS,
For sale at , s X
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Live Book and Music Store.
THE PURCELL HOUSE
JJAS PASSED INTO THE HANDS OF
the undersigned, "lias ;been newly far
niejied throughout, and; as teretofore, will
is only a temporary abode for the wick- shotjl4 meet rougher usage from him;
ed, and the immeasurable space of the and that if bis . father had chastised
universe ; will not suffice to accommo them with whips, they must expect that
'Taugh half by rpa-son, half by decay,
To welcome death, and cainily pass away,
The Jewish burial ground at Berlin.
nixy yfi&rs ago, ana wnicn it was sup
posed would be sufficient for one hun
dred and fifty years, has t to be closed,
it being juite full." Fifty years ago the
Jewish population amounted, to about
4,000 souls. It now numbers 45,564
First-Class Hotel I
Board reduced as follows : 12 50 and S3 per
day; With Rooms, per month, $33; Table
in this passage,
and ' his seed
i;unug uuj teuw pci wm Btumpagc ijorcvcr, nas ueejj-iora oug uue auena tuuetuevu. jjieaik uuwu out lnsiim- i ue wouiu uu i.wim aturpwus. a ins
Inhere was woodland irithin sight of the j ted from Israel.! Hencie, then, it must I tions of justice remove the equita- address so incensed the people that they
f ; f?pire of Trinity Church, New York city, J be allowed that forever means for a long ble judge from the bench, discharge our forseok their lawful prince and raised a
fcwhich would not sell for what the BeG'l space of tlnie. ' ; police force from the streets, shut up late exile to the throne.
Pretarv of the Interior exacted from I In the 18thr chaDter of the same book 1 the iailsJ destroy the nenitf.ntiaripa I On the hther hand what madp AIpt.
I fttliose people of Montana. There was we read a simiUr promise. "I will give overthrow the gallows, and, O, what an ders followers so obedient to him;
I 1 1 no' part of the country so thickly set- unto thee, and to thy seed after thee, unsafe, place this earth would be, at was it fear or was it indulgence? His
i If tied as to warrant such prices for wood- the land wherefn thou sojournest. ail leasf for the good and the upright! Sin history answers emphatically: It was
land. The Secretary forgot the magni- the land of Cannan, for an everlasting and iniquity will flourish, while piety hia indulgent spirit which fastened to souls, urouna lor a new cemetery will house and ALL THEIR friends, promis-
j tude of our country, although Jie was possession Tot ih reason just given and justice will wither. It h true, I him all his subjects. Rollin says, "Al- Tery ueavy out
, charged with the administration of that with reference to the meaning of the frankly admit, that a "lake of fire anji exander was dear to others, because neighborhood of Berlin w exceedingly
fdepartment which should study it care- term, forever, everlasting must be classed briinstone" for the future habitation of they vere sensible he was beforehand dear. ! ,
Board, per month. $23. ; ., "'
Best of Wines, Liquors and uigars
- . ALWAYS ON HANp AT -
Uegiaar City JP vices.
We hope to see all the old patrons of the
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log them that no pains shall be spared to
pleasealT' . j
Jan 18-' COBB BKOS. .Proprietors.
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Btorcs the usefulness of aa excellent, horse, 'jx,
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