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Rg :. DRAPER, Sr.
Wtllic1s-s:rcct. cerner Of Z

SS2-g u tfi4stt,7's-stgcCt. co7nrt 81 !Ht-f re
SATURDAY, Jan. ~, 2t 10 O'Clock.
AssiCSEss SALs.-Ars:ces Tor Jewe!rrs.--on sccoun
OF moutss.An Iuyoies % - CISCO, eoas..cS 81 ia.!a
pross. and PIN Centres, Paintings aar Br-ebes, Goid
stone. Also, >ycrai cases Of ne" sUle Of goods Tor
letting ai>o csse Of schiy cut glass huoee .iso, aH
!,vaice II Gold aud STer " atchss
Isc,y-,ry S,,.S csscs f1uc.' French Style Css,i
.,e.ssvin, Oxford FsScy Doc Skin, Cadet Prince d
Jeny.le. to.. ! superior article
Ss ss1xai. s:lsLEE.
S-o.r. lkl RSot u!g ,y--NEw-icSS CcNC ltoom
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ScArs Margaret Wo.lon Petersburg Va: Tssso. DIZZY
Boston, Hudo Cooley Baltiuore; ST Thomas Brewster
:, Thomas and 4 market, X Buck.
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ACHING TEETH

= wv II V@ a -
'aRIsEN'S SpECIFIc-A
.rtain care for The Tooth
.cb- Prepared oniy byJ
~. Closes, Dea,is,, A Bond
,trec,. ". 7, ard sod BY
.!c,- = aolesalr and retail
Recommended by the fol
icwipg eminent Surgeon
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
By and Uta tie adrict and consent of the Senate.

GEORGE McNEtR, at Anna polls, Maryland
SAMrEI &. ANDREWS. at Rochester, " y.
Henry HIGGINS, at New-Haven, Conn.
CHARLES c. H1DDocK, a, Buffalo, New-York
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der. for the following articles taken az The lowest
manufacturer prices:
Breeds Lines and Cords.
-. Bacon :" plain aud Japanned Tn Ware
Hludaie q Hsard-ley," seythes
H. Anes g. CO.. best Cut Tack.
Dwignts' Augers and Bits
Also, for sale, Eastman. Nail Hammers. Cut Tack.,
Cottoa Horse aud Wool Cards, Amess Shoyeis. Brass
Nails &c. &C. all of which viii be sold for mauufactur
err. 10 the trade, a: the Lowest prices, by
80 Gus ". p. LONG, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

q General Committee of Dem oc eatic
Whig Young Men.-Aa adjourned uersn: of
;A!s Committee viii be aelc at i.au"na Hall, Canalst.
on Friday Evcnu-. Jan. q, at 9;=oclosk.
ALEXANDER W. b3AuFOip.Chai.
WILLIAM 3 MARSH. ts,...,;..
SAMUEL D. JACKSON. ) no 1t
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UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
tE TFaE CLIMAX,

l49 Fulton-street and Ia Ann-street.
Thus says the Editor OF the Planet
"FREE READING RooM.-Without doubt one Of the best
and of the convenient places in the city to gu,
Their the the dav the Climax Eating House,
No 4 hnu-stcet running through to Fulton street AT
this well conducted and popular etab ishment there arc
marble tables with leading journal on each
table representing every State in the Union; thus etl'
and strangers have the opportunity of taking their
coffee &c and reading the latest papers from all parts Of
the table. 1t strikes thnt ChIs ar
rangoHcn superior anything attempted in I'M
CITY and we nave doubt will prove great featured
this extensively patronzed house OF refrcshment Under
The management Of gcntcmanly proprietor, the Cl'
max, pleased 10 learn. Is rapidly increasing IN pa
tronaee and popular and NC doubt not will continue
10 receive It's full shate OF public support Step IN"
u27 %
u Rooms and Koard.-Gcntlcmca wishing to
engage Apartment, and Boarding for the Winter BIO
accommodated on reasonable terms IN tho new aud
excellent house No II City Hall Place not minutes
walk North Of the Post Office and convenient to Broad
way Wall and Pea.-strect,. Thosc who have not es
made for the winter earnestly invited to
call before engaging elsewhere, every effort will here
be made 10 ensure the comfort and satisfaction of the
boarder. c1) Dc If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

FNou NV ORLEASs.--Wc haze dates to The
8th.=A strong cal! for Public Meeting in favor
of Resumption appears in them.
The Resumption bill is under Consideration il
the House. The first section, postponing Re-
sumption ill Nov. lst. was rejscted-l9 to -.
There ia fresh arrival from Tcxas but no
news. 4 good deal Of swaggcr as to what they
~iH do ifrhe Mexicans treat the sonm Fe prison
ers farshy
Letters from Moxico state that Santa Ana i,
seriously i'll Of Dysenicrv=
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s,.n,b orn rscmtcr-Trcn."ry Note Sill

COrrCsp undcNCC oil Tue fcuNc.
WAsntSGroS, Jar 10 1872.
In the llousE ot#KErRES gSTATlvES, MIR. BID
- cot Pa. announced the death OF hs colleague,
lion.DAyl, DlNocK, Jr. which took place al his
late residence AT hontrose, Pa. on the 18th inst;
an,! after pronouncing eulogium on the charac-
ter public and private of his deceased colleague
and friend, offered a resolutions that from respect
TO the memory OF the deceased, the members OF
The House wear Grape on their left arms for thirty
DAYS. and that the House ad lourn; which re-.
solutions were unanimously adoYtcd, and the
House udj ourned.
In the SENATE, great numbers OF petitions on
The subecto of the Bankrupt Law still continue 10
BE presented, icw suggesting amendment or=as
an alternative repeal bit principally oSainst the
repeal.
resolution previously submitted by Mr.. ALLEN
taken up. calling on the Secretary Of the lrea-
sugy for information, whether il his opinion the
Government can in the present c~isencics he car
rcd on without either recalling the revenue arising
trc,, the public domain, OF drawing from the pco-
pe. in addition To their presen, taxes, an amount
ia.
On By new and direct taxes. or by borrowing on
their credit BY Treasury Notes or loan; and il one
OF these alternatives is necessary, which wi.l=pe
the mos economical; and the reasons therefor
Brief remarks were made by Mr.. Evans, who
saiti. that all ibis information given III the Sc
cIetav annual report, and moved to lay The ieso-
luton on The table; By Mr.ALLEN, who SAID that
The Democrats had declared and intended to re-
5cat tina, the odous Distribution Actwos passed
70. the purpose of laying the foundation on which
to TAX the people of the Country, and that the Sc
csetary was bouad,o give the information required ;
and by Mr. RlvEs, who was not opposed 10 q call
FOR this information; objected TO the resolution
as calling for al argumen;a,ive report.
Ihe resolution WAS laid on the ,abe-ycas "A.
nays Il.
The Treasury Note Bill. reported yesterday=by
Nh EVANS from the Committee on Finance. with
two amendmtn,s-one providing for the issue OF,
new notes in place OF those that are redeemed, and
the other striking ou,=the proviso that the notes
.issned shall be in lieu OF much Of the Twelve
Million Loan, was taken up, and Z
Mr.. EVANS in his usually lucid manner. exam
med the state Of the finances, stating ,hat=thege
was present dcaci; in the Treasury OF more han
one million dollars and showing that the public
wants for the year net only demanded this issue OF
Treasury Notes, bu, the remainder of the Loan,
and girl: the necessity of Immediate and prompt
action 10 relieve the Treasury, and maintain the
honor. OF Government
8 \ message from the House having been re-
ceived, stating tina, they had adopted rosoSuoa'
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Ss s.:,x.ai. Gl9LEE.
lH4 Observation-Disclosures DcSc X,
49,. CLuEs4. AT psSA'sE cost

scw-yor,s Cash, Tailoring Establishment
80 Fulton-s,-ee:, near SToadway'
:u, days only, order 10 dispose OF tas 'alA'e'
of oar very desira52 stock Bsarers embracing sse1
va.icty ii syIcs Grn;Iemen who are >' IN "si o. ~
good ana sio4abic oycrcost are invited tocaA aHd ~
amino themselves or Goods are S'Fcc; from ''
importers boueht exclusively for cash
B-Afl! ayoriln NJ of superior Cloths, Cassnscros
ard yc,lss cnn ai>ay, Dc fond the shove establish
nput Fa ,ii.> ural,he!at w caty ior honts Sotce
Cash ~ delivery, ard Nc ahatemcnt.n prices
III; &c y Doth. Agent.
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tLfttt, uUu 'INuIIII4!t I''T ITr'-'TINtIF""'
11a,agsttaUa.fa'a g n ia i. aIaNG

1,tagstctaJssfa'" &C N Ia i. q I'll n d
" WIGS AND SCAlPS.-Ne have seen specimens OF
thssc.urticles ant Admit that u" m.terfa work
manhp beauty If du,h amt elegance OF sts c"nHHt be
eqaaed. ia fi-t hirg taa enhances a beautiful
head Of haI il ~ thc,c incstipaes works Oh
Whatever experience could suggest or genius cou'o
EXECUTE Cs Wigs have received thG advantage oflhey
are formed head the ural hair gross cover
my of tho bro" dian ones own hair hees ihey
are strong sItbout beng heavy, warm without Seng
aick and elastic wrthoAt being loose" They give the de
rhtfu feeding Of fitting The head with the case OF SIX
cap having unnecessary weight aud no disasreeaoo
pressure. such the advantages OF Clirehughs wigs
and Scaps 30 large assortment Is worthy oil aufh-
tlon, as renteUen cau IL themselves IN moment lhe
prices rlI be found suit the tunes 9O Broadway CUP
stairs entrance ID FuI'on-,trert l.o ,"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ships Louisville. Hunt Sew-Oreans { Il Collins x
Co; Sy!vanus Jenkins seymour Mobile, J El"ell"
Banks Tennessee, Scoield, Apaachicola, Nesmith
Leeds: Heca Williams, 81 Sa.to and market Hubbard
a. Coz Brontes, Curtis Havana. II Haviland.
Brcs Mary Pcnuc Given. NOteans, Nesm;h & Leeds;
Choctsw,Fli,ncr Apalarhicols, w w Pratt Sullivan
Brown Charleston Buckley; Northerner, Rice, Bristol
Eng. Etwcll: Margaret Ann Dudley, S America, w w
Nat
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10 Lord NionPIrH Is at Washington.

70 The TRoE WHO, by Calvin Cotton author
Of The Crisis and Tie Junius Papers is now
published regularly at Washington-weekly on a
medium sheet at !: per annum
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FGss ONE MONTH ONLY!
r. Terms reduced from Ten TO
Tia4SEE DOLLARS.

TIE e Z E DtL IA KS.
ACADEMY, Isl BROADWAY, opposite Washing ton
Mr. GOLDSMITH, the American Unrivaled PenmaD,
pledges himself lmpart to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of NewYork and Broos lyn his much admired System Of
Mercantile and Epstoary
WRITING,
or return the money at the expiration of the lessons
Mr.. Ci. ma, obtained the
First Premium
three successive years for the best specimens OF On hand
Writing exhibited the Fairs CT the American Institute
Rooms open during the Day and Evening.
The Ladies will daily from II TO l o'clock.
Opinions OF he Press.
Mr. GOLDSMITH -Jujgipg from what we have
must pronounce him be unrivalled III the Of the
pen. Boston Morning fost
Ma Col ssMIrH.-He IA say unhesitatngly the most
accomp shed of hand Pennan we have ever
TSew-York Eycaing Signal.
New York, jan. l5..l532 III lw'
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81 arrle0 !:

In this city Jan. 70 by Rev. Mr.. Cheever, William
Hull &c Mary W youngest daughter of s. s. Barry, Esq
all this city
A, Middieto~n CT by Rev SIR. Wrrhtman William
D. Starr Editor of SeHtnc Miss susannah c. Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

nLD ESTAREss1lED DRUG STORE
" FOR SALE The old established Drug Store corner
Catharne and Madison-strects, comprising Stock FIX
lures &C.. &C. one of the best Soda Fountains IN the
city and years unexpired lease. This IS oAc OF tho
principal thoroughfares the city Apply at "a srdson
street corner Catharinc. I2l 81
DLANK B0OKs-Thc snbscriber, have on hand
- aud prepared TO manufacture TO order, Mcdihm,
DENY and Cap Blank Books Of beautiful patterns and
finish. The materials and workmanship warranted 10
be eaual any manufacture in thi- country Orders exc
cuted at short notice and liberal terms
CLEMENT s. PACKARD, Sta.ionerS &c,
-
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TO GARNET ,:.R = *,
Ne T1ak sa.ss-

Tac.e life Boat. ide upon cntir'ly df-rent
principle from ;hosr n ',,e Fhey are warrnute6 20
every ed The purpose ios which they are
drs,-ued and can nr'-b Il for noofy orc half tho
expense o: wl:atis " frauct> lie Boats
L Feinc sed on tn, subject sf0 Invited To
call est-b, hGeut Of the undersigned. No. 400 Wa
Tar street. aud examine for tn"u>rlvss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

AA TOT AWfERS-To let for one year or
N;. longer. and forthwith, and coz
vsulen rooms the % story Of No. New street. Rent
ycoLarcte. Apply on t.e premises. FL It's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

u CuIiivntor .-Jasi received. FRESH supply OF
the January number the Cuitivator Also. supply
of the past yesr The of Fulton aud Nassaast
BY DAYTON & NEWMAN. Ji3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

ParlOr Lamps Store Lamps, Taors Lamps Shocno
acrs' and Tor manufactures Of all kinds Corner Canal
1 and bruadway. J!7lwIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

In tsis city J.p. Is Thomas D. Hoover ef Harpess
Ferry Va. Catherine ". daughter OF r Pegg Esq OF
TN. CITY.
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hE0.Nt - MARKET
c,unrcrcsai ar.. rEoney Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
- Harlem Z, i;.....=9: - do-.............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

WEBB'S GENUINE No CAMpIIENE OIL as rure
wuter Is sold abou, half tho price Of sperm
Oh, winch, When compared with the pnro Ctmphcne Ont
the a. tho rate of two 10 three dollars per
gallon for uIl to produce the like amount OF light
Jhosc who doubtful as 10 It's SAFETY or economy
will be perfectly satisfied by examining the thorough
pertinent, OF Professor Locke or the journals al tho
Eran din md Amarean No tres reluIrGd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

MILK ROUND FOB SALE valuable
I'VE and We. established Milk Round selling !.om 800 20
200 quarts per day most of the bills for~hcn are Pur.u
ally paid every ALSO the necessary appendsges
the part Of tie purchase money may De paid
we'll secured notes, snort credit Appi) at il-
Broadway, o'clock, day or before February
e,r IL 3ts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

GOAL, AFLOAT AT 81 so PER CHAD
" R0N-Jss, arrived per Brush bark sirion, a very
superior Sidney Coal newly mined aud screened at
the mines when shipped Purchasers invited to look
at the same board the vessel foot of franklin St T. H.,
now discargng lots suIt purchasers at the above
low price. Apply at No. "A Water-st. up stars or on
boa ri the vessel. IL jus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

Goods received and delivered any part Of the city
l20 I~ Wis 3~Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21

TpssN IicCABE 81 Co.'s lNTELLIGENCF
y OFFICE, % Nassau-st.
INSTRUMENTATION VI. II. rnuell, II. Broyoort, Esq,
W Irving Prof. Z snwicG ll3 I'm !.
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> a WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Ms.e,ia Cnlae-ry, M. u Jena street
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Webb, pure Campline safe OIL, will not explode.
arot sotlr richest Carpet dress, will not crust the
wok viii l.tl large ut the cost Of ore cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-21
fi,sssE EsE4a4 4.WpsgEN Oas. AND
NENI,S NEW IMPROVED BuRNEK.-JMst out


cruiateI by sirgle motion, extremely simple anu
convenient Wchb's contemplated improvement III the
apparatus for manufacturing pure Cnnphene on, alter
NJ ci study aud great expense has boon complcod and
the result the production of article of uncQasled
pari;y and cleanliness that Ill burn wlthoat immiae
the lamp the troublesome and filthy mnnner That all
Inferior n-tc- will do ii those who have been enjoyed
with poor OIL gas, spurious Camphene Will ony Try
NJ liz, thn-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-11

ExpLAINED.-The editor of the Patriot
has been with us again. He has declined
the idea of going south, and when we last
saw him he was at a sale of some splendid
household furniture, bidding in a manner
that would lead one to believe he designed
forming co-partncrship soon. We think
it is a good idea, as more patriots are needed
in this country.
p. S. Our tailor says he must have more
time or he can't have those clothes done ir
season; see her and have il put off coupit
of weeks longer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
ARIEL ALDRlCH'S ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for The District Of Caledonia,
20 receive, examine, and adjust the
claims and demands Of all persons against the Es-
tate of ARIEL ALDRiCj late Of ST. Jobnsbury,
in said disiIicr, deceased, represented insolvent
April, 1912, being allowed by said Court, TO the
creditors Of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before usDo give notice,
that we will attend TO lie duties Of our appoint
ment al the dwelling house OF widow Kezia AL
drich, in ST Johnsbury, in said district on the 9Th
day Of July and the LIST day Of November, 1912,
at one o'clock afternoon, on each of said days
DAVID GOsS, JR; }Commissiouers
HIRAM ROBERTS, o'ii'i''sSio"e's'
ST Johnsbury, May 20, A. ID. IS42. 25lw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
The Lion OF the hay,
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGHA
BILE PILLS.

OkID ~ vi oIe bhhAN sb"'T
BILE PILLS.
FENO the citizens of the United States aIdW
n Canadas is respectfully submitted this DS
tory to the means for regaining that wDNi
been partially, aud in some instances, toal9 INV n
What blessing should be priced above HG'
health and who knows better how TO pize lne
sing, than those who have been deprived OIL
il is an old adage, (and one that contains "N'
junction,) Sin time OF peace, prepare id N'
We should in time of Health prepare for uS
lacks of thai steaithy foe, Disease. II Wou%
2 isdom 10 observe his movements, to sean "SnI
form in which he approaches, and then 70 NV
him with those means which are calculated
feet their overthrow Those means are III"
fore this enlightened and intelligent coHml.
They are accessible 10 the poor as wei as nt"r
trust that those who regard The Cons, nen
of man one of the finest specimens " l,snH
workmanship, and the laws by whIch 'lo :? III
is governed and directed, as originating ~ CAV o
err Than in the councils of heaven, VII! 81 10.
the iBlGnctions of the latter as 10 PfoN'u0 y"
safeguard for the former. ,.,or sS
Ii Is with the most fatterlng Sl",Ismy
scribed by the most eminent MedicSi us"' sl "A
not only in this country but also IN hufoPe, ps
offer this valuable Medicine to TINS Aue'''~
pie. o. .c,;, and impair
Time and full opportunity for n aIt ' pay Be,
tial trial have placed the Lion o. %ouackery,
} Qua the brand OF lhlPosiiio"'
&c. s ass & nine paris d
This pill is composed of extracts Oh nS rsa ofaq
the vegetable kingdom, (beng entire. lo,.d pardaF
drug of deleterious nature and au pPpood and
| Ia TO cleansing Of the Stomach, DIM Dim GHs M
various secreiions OF the Human sy'SO ndiaSa
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and Agnel,,;ysnes. As
| let Rash Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Oos "n,ed, BY v
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu o,1iolnlsccSnr
! inc these Pills according to the dire'"'
nying each box. -. a,c;ue is a 's'
1t Is not intended that this mealoin nSs,em is ~
for all Diseases to which the human s''
| BILE. -, n compcuno II
MANY efforts have been made E, 10 uses, bot h'l
| Medicine which would cure all Dlsod above,
rAuEp. Those Diseases enumefa'eu snre cue
within the power of these Pills anu III
| relief is warranted. ,,,p IEWETT
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER 't sroREs 1873 h
JouEsBuRY, ASr AT THE PRiNciPAh0i
] u. STATES 81 CANADA A
Price 81 1-2 cents. g. IIolton, LAW,
J AGENTS.-Baker, Judevlne ST.. Aiken vi
Vile; A. a. Nj. r.. Cheeyer, h IA Cabot; l. Css
Vincent. Walden, Warner O. CO.. Humpbrgf
ling, Cabot; E. Eaton, DanvlllgJ, on Corner; hoI
Jo6nsbury; l. r Brown hy.0STT T. R. FaiID'p,ps
e. Rankin, ST Johnsbury East met X. N; I
Waterford; John NJ, Parks, pa pIeaeham; Cnlss
skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, c. Denis09acTo
,as and srown. Peacham; ]. q "a N Hoy&|,
, ter &C" Charles G. Newell, Burke; . 2lSyl
Lyndon,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
Moral "A m d " ligious.
ON BACKBITING.


The word explains itself better than most words
do. 1t gives you the idea of who comes be
hind another and inaicts wound, from which he
cannot defend himself because the approach of The
enemy is unseen, and he may also hide himself be
Fore the injured party can turn round. Thus the
sufferer feels the effect of the wound without being
able to discover how or from what quarter, with
what assistance the wound is given. Among the
solemn denuncaions of the law il Is written. Cur
sed is he that smteth his neighbor secretly )" and
backbiting is the secret blow which the tongue
sometimes give more fatally than the hand. 1
shouId'say that hackbiting includes everv remark
likely to lower the person spoken OF in the opinion
OF others, when absent-such is the representation
of any story that we may have heard respecting
him or any unfavorable constructions that may
ourselves have put upon his words and actions
Or supposing real faults in both to have come
rnder our observation still to repeat them to 9th
ers, instead of telling him Of them in the spirit Of
love and faithfuIness, is also backbiting And let
remember, that nothing rouses and seems to
justify the pride of the heart being told of ungen
erous things having been uttered concerning us to
others. doubt whether single fault was ever
cured in any person by means of backbiting, while
many have been occasoned by it. He who hears
of others and be exposed TO oftwo great snares
either he will suffer that anxiety concerning the
opinions ofothers which isdangerous''fear of man,
and above which the Christian ought rise or else
he Will be provoked into an unbecoming contempt
of what others think about him, and SO neglect the
command toiabstain from every appearance of evil,
and not to let his good TO be evil spoken of AS
an individual, the true Christian will count it a
small matter to be judged of by mans judgment :
but as member of Christs body, the Church, he
ought to be very careful that offence be given to
the other members through him, lest he gtieve the
glorious Head and cause his holy name to be bias.
phemed among his enemies Charlotte Elizabeth
INVITATIONS OF CHRIST TO THE WEARY AND oP
PRESSED. To all who are afflicted either in body
mind or estate all whose worldly hopes and pros.
poets have been blasted by losses and dsappoint-
ments; all vEo weeping the grave oil
some near and dear reative the language Of Christ
IS, Cast your burden upon me, and | will sustain
thee call upon me in the day of trouble, and will
answer thee. You have found that earthly friends
and relations die ;-come, then, TO me, and find q
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Friend who cannot die one who will never leave
nor lorsake you, in life or death. You have found
that treasures laid up earth, make TO themselves
wings and a. away ;--come, then, TO me, ana
will give you treasures which never fail, and make
you heirs Of the heavenly inheIilence No longer
spend your money for that which is not bread, and
your labor for that which satseih not; but hearken
diligently to my call, and come unto me, hear, and
your ,uls shall live; and will make an everast.
ing covenant with you, even the sure mercies Of
David --Payson
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FARM FOR SALE

FEy II E Subscriber proposes to sell his farm, sit
4 uated one and one fourth of mile east of Suit
ton Corner on the main road leading ilom Sutton
eight acres of good land properly divided for I'LL
age, pasturage, &c, with good woodlot, sugar
orchard of 600 nees. Upon said farm is good
house, woodhouse, barn, and shed adjoining the
barn, and other out buildings, and school house
within few rods. The fences upon said farm
are good, and the farm is well waered.
Said farm will be sold on reasonable terms--part
Of the money paid down, and liberal credit gwen
for the remainder if required. For further particu
lars inquire of the subscriber who lives on the
premises. l.l JESSE Colby.
Sutton, April 90, 1912 247w9