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New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
nN GOOD MhiIc ,ou may.- RECON-

= mem, Ring, Cough Candy 10 every o"e YOU hnnM
Eas cough ,a breathe wh cicultS in ra>lnsnr van ~
tlI ci,.;lo III and Won VIII h. doing greater @ood to
vour ,,o,v beings than yuu could possibly to=ln,i, oo
ivaya,l What gratifying ree lion % ia; down .fc>'
with TIE convction OF having relieved % nany-i'r,.l
rabe andy las cured an immense mU;5er ani g'tl
them y, >st ui iGn9> cannot nS dtniru. >
GOOD Sainaritardo good whlevou may Tor LIE ts,il ~
i!s lar., space. but ,ort irepar,i an, or sale ny I
n RING 5 Fulton street corner Cii. neh' SrpadFay;
,,o sold hv Sands. corner Chanher and br-HdATy ,fi
Broadway corner Strand: Syi"c IS bowtrE corner oi
Maker t;iiit, cor Gran! and Eowrry. aud most oI the
druggists u Sc. The signature OF &C ~ hlN", #"'
sach. h.packagc. =z.@.,. = ,7t,..;,,
r,,..':;.., e. IL ~. ni,ny- lre5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
" ONDERFUL Cure bv Rings Cough

ZCapdv-New-Yorb Feb ea.=IsiI.-..Mr. c. Il.
Rn"-Dear Sir: hsaU>e OF gratitude. a we'll as dnty -
and SUFFERING cormuaitN iaucc> me ~ make Hublic
N you think proper the surprising cu-e effected by Your
Cough Candy have=bcen suffering will an alarming
cough al the syElprc> @! speedy dissolution seemed
10 me inevitable tor several months during winch time
had spent near hundred dollars nr different remedies
tore OF winch cave re any permanent, reft was tlia.y
Induced bvthe per<uao OF friend 20 make trial e your
Candy. with hut little faith 10 lis eiiicac: but 10 my l-
prise, well that OF my friends am nov free from hat
troublesome coug cnoy as oo II no, better hr'n ,;
truth OF the above by calling al my store, No q Pitt
street. they can have all theicd doubts removed.
John HOW WAED."
For sale wholesale and retail b; G. H. RING 6ii Broad
Sav. Ncv--Nnrk. M, I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
M HAGAR & co. Type q Stereo

NAV N,CO. Y tJLCTPU
V'type Foundry "a Fnion, OF Gold-st. NY
The subscribers take this method OF announcing their
extensive and well known Type Foundry formerly owned
by MesSrs Conner Cooke they have removed the
their present central location. Having made
revisons alterations and additions they prepared
10 execute orders OF magnitude they may be favored
WITH wit, pronIpRess, and on favorbe
Foundry in America. ia their Specimen Book, which
has been recently extensively circulated, they would re-
spcc,iulv refer.
All articles manufactured by item shall be OF maeria
equal SUPERIOR any manufactured in this country
and undergo il thorough examination appearance,
ranging. dressing, and properly asserting All articles
hbie. the Specimen Book formerly ,sued by Conner
Cooke, together with Sorts Fon> sold bv them,
be furnished IRON this Foundry without delay, with many
since added.
wM. nAGAR X co. Agents for tte sale of tie Ma
pier, Washington and Smith Presses which, together with
Cla>cS Cases Composing Sticks Furniture Ink, and every
article used in the Printing Business wI Kept hand
and furnished a, manufacturers prices,
" B.-No Machine Cast Type manufactured at this
Foundry. les If .
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
NACHUNDE or Cachou Odorifc.-This

" highly es;eeraed Aromatic Paste readers the breath
delightfully."- fragrant, lnpaUs continual cordial in the
mouth, and removes all unpleasant flavor oaor caused by
medicine smoking Presared By C. F. Waits, Chemist.
London For sas by A. B. SANDS x CO, 276 Broad
way. Chanbers-strre1; by 4. B. D. SANDS 19
and 100 FIlien-sireei, and y East Broadway. mi: In
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
(From the Herald.)


Siavne-T,ne's Nerbena Cream for sharing, is mos,
capital article It can te had IS Fulton street We have
tried found very superior II snenS The beard and
makes the operation a, gentle ulagneIzn:,.
From the Boston Traveller, April, l3i0
Nerbena CreaT.-rl!is shaving compound is 10" al!
tie ra@e, wei! amon@ the tonsorial professors aunns
those who prefer raIbcr their durnai crops TIE
BARRIERS say that pot a it lasts twice long the
quantity OF any other >opoaacious preparations while those
who declare that with the ferbena Cream
dui VIII insure smoother face than the old
soaps sittia sharp teel besides siragant 10 the
>oenn. The skin, and great destroyer of treckes.
FoT al, Wholesale and retail by c. II. RING, Chemist and
DrUrgs;,53 Fulton street, y. y.
y. 2. Beware unbusning limitations and observe the
written signature OF {. II. Ring each. mrs I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
NTIPACTIOTS CURE, OF RHEU

" M,TIsNl.-Nsvart D'cenlber2 81, iSil.-Dr. Ring.
d >r;You Will pleas 10 excuse my not answern"
infcia0n To the csrthca5. giving an account o my
almost restoration 10 iiit as /. were. was o
Unexpectedly restored that II appeared iorc like rear
than eait only myself bd; also 10 lny friends
can y YOU lave The prayers o one whose life :
dear 10 him tuatet ancng lIeni-, crcr hlnd a Gear
and family who look 10 him tor support and who also
oin praise To YOU, ard their God, Tor hi. unspeah,hl
mercy >parug Ibis time. Any thing lha, Il ! IN
my power 10 do which vii be % benefit 10 YOU Such as
giving an account of my suffering certificate that You
n., publ;sio the World as is wneS>ethy my friends
who hXvr put Their this Letter Were 1t IN MI
power pay teno! the price you CHARGED would viii
ing DO it: hutt have been >k nnT that my pecuallrv
means beer yl>tcd It's three years since wa:
attacked with ws, doctor called the lnlan.nalory
Rheumatism, s lch | was LEFT complete cripple. haEin"
lost the OF my Iicb. which tei most irighun!y
disabling from all work and he'd ituot becn Tor few
hundred dollar, had saved when work, Land mystmi
vwcud VA been in the worlousa So YOU ani hop,
the public will how mach owe yot nr more ,.
ing able daily br"a'l: and that h: three hotties
Of vour Elixir which you for five dollars and ccI-
,derng truly t!a'' Elixir OF Lie Am. with the great;
e.I respect ard gratitude, your humble servant,
BENZ. C.. JACOBGS.
Witnes>rs-lTanHali Jacobu-, Wliiam F.. Dean
Prepared and sold By c. H. RING, 50 Fulton street
Cliff. u!25 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
JvELL OW- CITIZENS Remember thai

! invaluable medicine, DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup
oWild Cherry, for coughs colds splitting blood bronchitis
&c may be had Dr. W. II. Minors drag store. No 1872
Broadway, n. :, and J. NJ Smith. Br0okvn ml0 Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

EO4'S .Anti-Dyspeptlc ElIxlr.-l MS FL
~ ixr medicinal and vegetable Conpound warranted
and eheetua remedy no! only for the dyspepsia bu, the
Asorrrcd condition ofe stomach and liver derange-
ni the digestive functions such general debility or
weakness loss OF appetite, cosvencS headache. billion,
cole &C. Prepared by W. w Clark Philadelphia, for saL
by A. e. SANDS Y CO, 273 Broadway,
lm79 and 100 Futon.strect. and II East Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

AOCTOR PROVOST wishes to say TO
d = the public that his successful treanen, IN many hund
red otdlseaSe has established his practice circnay
"a word 10 The sufficiently His office is o9l Broad
street l25 lmr
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
ENCITEMENT.-Scarce

E IS day passes vitinur some new cause OF excite
ni,nl The crcni.>l and lasting irs been SHEknfANS
MEDiCaT:2D I.oZENGES. All classes are loud in tiIeir
praise CLERGEMEN
have recommended them from their pulpts Pa>on Bell
has repeatedly spoken in the highest terms OF them to s
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
,ETrRS. COUGH LOXENGES

For coughs colds. whooprg coughs, nnd all pulmonary
complaints these are ruy invaluable article, and must
be >ucce sul used dr.cted Neither do they keep pa.
eir efficacy before the taste has passed away from the
mouth Dr. reer> courts The readers NIa oi tbs and VII
Li,arli hi, rrnNialinn the rtsMLL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

--9 SoNS-Dr a C. IitLL.No ve>cv street. .,>tur
House. New iorh.-Prr,ous afflicted with Rupture> may
RELY anon the best i,rHeuta all tile world affords o.:
application bis Oiice NeSey street New York, or either
Al his AGENTS in the cei nyn> Of the nitc'
states. Parents be careful 10 examine the back part
Dr. Ilull> TrISSf if tcY endorsed br Dr.
un writing None other are genuine or 10 be relied OF
glod.=DI. Hull guarantees 20 all n;herw >- healthy
patients who call a, his office tor treatment Ii the cure b.
not radical and permanent preclude the Necessity
OF wearing wajever the Tncn,S advanced Is -
turned on the ypiraon OF the term specified for the cuIe,
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward era
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Another class Of fossils common in coal shaleS
is tic pidodendr0-somcwlat allied in form to
the modern 1ycopodimms, or white MOSES. Though
tile mosscs of the present day more than
mere shrubs even in the warmest regions, yet al
the carboniicrous period they attained an cnor-
nous develoremcnl, being 80, GO or even 20 feet
high.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Aymar and Others Charles Oakley and hers-!astera
Sale.
In pursuance drcreta order OF the Court OF Chancery
Of t!. Stale made IN the above vii! be sold NJ public
auction by Edward II Ludlow, auctonsor under the di-
OF the subscriber. OF the Masters Of said Con
the Merchants NNchange in the city O Nc~'} orl the
twelfth day Gt April twelve O'Clock. OF that
day all the resiac and remainder OF the ofwenty
years and uneXpred OF AMI in all those in
in" in the Ninth Ward of the city OF New York, being pa
lease dated the fourth day March, the year
thousand eght hundred and twcnt, five, executed By the
Rector, Church Wariens and fesrymen ot Trinity Church.
in the city ri Ncw-iork, and distinguished map
chart OF such part thereof called the third north divI
ut the church farm by The anyocrS hundred and
ittyvc (l5l and one hundred and fit iyx 1857, and taken
together are bounded follows: beginning
SIDE Ct llu>OG at point distant south.
wardly from the formed By the intersection Of the
easerly line OF Hudson and the sOuhcriy line OF Barrow
running thence sOuthwarJly along u>onstre"t fifty
feet. thence Yary and parallel with HarOws;reet
hundred feet, theMce norttwardy and pala" with Hudson
the place OF beginning said lots being -ubdivded
rto four o> and each of the said subdivision, HAHN"
hous. erected thereon which houses distinguished by
the plumbers S5i. 35:, $50, fi Hudson
>pectivclv: together with all singular The cdc> build
ms rights. ii"naers, privileges and appurenaHcc III
unto eloagn" or in any wise appertanin@ ard also all the
estate right title. Interest, of years and
uneSpired property possession, claim and demand wasa-
ever, well in la" in equity, OF Charles Oakley OF
The above named defendants OF, and 10 the said dei-
premises and every part and parcel thereof with TIE appur
lenanccs.-Daed Kew York March l9 1912
DAVID COD"lSE, Master in Chancery.
-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
4 cei!or-wilam Van Hook Charles Dubois Britain
Cutler and Josiah Montague
Pursuant 10 order OF tho Court of Chancery made
the above cause, Will b sold ut public auction under the
direction tie subscriber oa of the Masters OF said Court
by f. H. Ludlow, aactioner on the 6,s Gay pr mex
AZ O'Clock noon, that day a, the Merchants Exchange
in the city OF New York,
All the rest residue and remainder OF the term OF years
yet 10 come and unexprcd Of and 10 al I,at Lot Land
situate in the Sixteenth Ward Of the City OF New York on
the rYeestey side OF the Third Avenue distant iortyx
feet northeastern ytrom Stventeensrc being
feet in breadth in front and and hundred feet
IN depth each side, together with the buildings thereon
saEdng"
And, also, all the rest residue and remainder OF the
OF years yet To come and unexpred Of and all tgl
Lot OF Land IN the Sixteenth Ward of the CITY of New
York an the northwesery side OF The Third Avenue distant
nnety-t feet norte aster from Sevencentlreet eng
lweny-three feet in bread: from; and rear and
hundred icet depth each side together wit, the bnild
lngs thereon standings which leases originally granted
by Peter Gerard Stuyveant April 9th. 1888 tie term OF
iSeny-one years AT the yearly eight three dolf
PAYABLE half yearly and subject also renewals OF
tweny-one Year. each Ne,r York, March NJ lS'I
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL. Master IN Chancery.
William Van Hook Soicar rn2b Paw Lil6
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

HUNTS Vegetable Tonic Candy {. ce,l II
Tain cure for:Fev.r and Ague: indIspeiaoII ,.,ail
cases Of Weakness and Debility Sold wholesa h ~ N
at i36 Grand near Pit.-s, ~. Y, where may a % h ..
addition 10 general assortment OF Conrc''oe3 -. In9
hralei COUGH CANDY -
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

In cxcavatiug for coal at Bnlgray near Glus-
gov. in 1885, many upright trees were found with
their roots terminating in bed of coal; and only
three years ago, in cuttisg section Of the Bolton
Railroad in Lancashire, eight ten trees were
found in a vertical position; they were reterable
to the Lepidodenttra species and allied to the Ly
cop0ainms, club moses. All were within 10 or
80 feet OF each other. and some of them were -
feet in circumference at the bottom. The roots
spread in all directions aud reached beds of clay,
and also spread into the of coal
There is no doubt that these trees grew where
ilcv arc found a,id tha, the roots are their orig
nal position. The seanl of coal has possibly been
formed of the leaves which fell from the trees
This is a singular fact: that Just below the coal
seam and above the covering of the roots was
found more than bushel of the Lepi9ostrosus-
fruit unlike the elongated cone of the fir tree
1t has always been imagined that the Lspidostro-
6nS ;hc fruit of the Lepidodendra: but here
they are found beneath other trees.
The remainder in our next
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
PETERS WORM IuXENGE>.

Thr>, arr, Tie ,t>ldCf0tunS % ung ltqultt hey
-, -fcy plel.ant 10 the ana tmIie ,tnrir opera
lions that cy may bs tarsi, administered. 10 The yonnc
>t infant ard vet 10 medicine heretofore ti,c''red ca9 be
named in comparison wulta>a dc,toyr "t "efii, Ia,
u. attraction tort!em which heN canGot resist and having
once ,ss,ed il the, bccumc posrflt,s AMI die The "onn
1zsr7fs nr, t, be admin. doses sufficient p
luce, cathurc effect. The attention OF parents r>r-
.nlirf,l IN fnN ni LII. unrlyaletl lrtClr.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Il K. WARD. Patent Leather Top
~ Hides, and Coach Leather Manufacturers, NO I
North Esse1-sucet, Newark. n. J. M. I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

no same erect
Tl. following certificate is selected, whch Is ,nush,
IMPLY proves the superior efficacy OF This valuable he.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Children under twelve wears universally cured with
out further expense tkan the cost Of the Truss The ra-
dcal has been under progressive practical improve
rncnt than twenty years past, in DR.. lluP>
rrIS. office and brought 10 state OF unriTalad
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
MEDICAL
HNR. PETERS Me,licatcd i.ozenees

q ~
! 20 medicine. di>cu,esrd avc ri>en . ra9sly
u popular c,i;,nstinn Peters Lo,rnyr> AID . the y
ic reasons ;h1l Dou have been st,c ,igie =, ,,s
..ni 10 H.. taste > hcr aTratcC>. and ~ cs.5,
s,utof experience, based upon scercc aJ ;r,y- hy tts
proprietor hoe liz s5> been rfl;;ct Tie >,vt
oc,icin>, lnd who's. il'Sersaily hnnsn ,ce> "a.
vim, and combining 0i them - as 4; iiacnce rae gres,
mas, o uriau diseases. almost without parallel raye
ip cutjre attention for .St0.r 10 ; pv9tsc,,r
iiein and his discoveries public Qu,i! they w.-e
seyond the reach or tho ycluNtion OF Improvement. asap
10 make aIauce oubly >iTe. lie l>Nistl hs y,
pcntnts by A o The most t>tityuisht! physiciar> IL
oufrv ~ used them freely N their private practice r
several months, and thea Banded ~ Er oQnon> ,ach {
which .-rr,<ronde closely with tho pItrr> dx w,h,h
prupris;nr> conclusions. % b., in fact the >r.-
However one oil these acatemeu >ng5e>I- certain
gf alisra,jots. which adopted, apG >inct thcr H.!
faculty prescribe them IN accorance 9Th TIE general q
rrticas .ly >ati>tisithat,hev tr ,ci.ncc aud y
Dyieacc IN all tl.i; paris and ;lai 10 nat iel other than
tey I, the slightest d' were 10
perfect The, inn.l>t bu,!ac>slpyy covering is.S
eU> i'erceuiovetl bv Dr. pele:> places him atnve
Necessity had - Ga S! OF ceTS;tifiS w!if aT h- called
rivals N uaCr, With view 10 peciElry 1rgagc. TIE
oaor !!omeYer OF hi> profession and ht> duty tGe pubic
rpc hlulto warn people i;ot pdftud> lsSpsgalaI
whether il ti, Lozcngr other ogin Ipm ignorant PSI
urC>: or ;lt saHc ingredients ha, furnish tit regular
IN un>hiiu quacl. h., converted poi How ne.
,,>rv therefore, ~ be careful especially r5r.
,f,, o Nr,licated Lot.ngt which, caauo pos b.y be Y
prepared Uuit> qualified physical o prNccI isrrier
,,, Oog ry..ri,pcr. There og!v mode. ~ fs-f n
which san,: rIav -. aYoj.; ana il j. ty pcrch4,gy
,,u. but, such n, are compounded by mea ot e,;at,l
r,utaoI> a. regular and respectable isaben lhe lsy,
.n ly e>che,.inc all that may bc pnt ovth by ptron
m nkuaw or doubtful characters, or "ho se allva>,
j, we'll authenticated pca hanging IN lr.r Office ard
, 10 n,, Inspection ~ n. who may choose 10 sBOk H.
Ia a; they quich>. whose ncsuA.,
me cysrln ever mIi>t bct5lngN rather 10 be avoided
ia lie disease, wbici the: are recommended
.o,e> SHhciued >j ., tic most important o Peen
Hl.ois,l,t> wrh bret remarks nrPcH!rG.
PETERS WORM lpIENGES.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

POARDING-S1 per day, or Meal,
rcSicciare prrsoi Just iook a, ,lne Monn,a
63 Duane-srec little north of the Park and Broad
lima
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
gT'ATE OF NEWYORK. ss.--In

! Chanccry--Beiore the Vice hanceler.-Benamin
Aymar and Others Charles Oakley and 0her-!astera
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27

Thanksgiving and Praise, 10 the Father
OF all Mercies, for his signal interposilion
in behalf of the Charter party, in enabling
them, by brute force, by military despot-
ism, by murderous weapons. 10 crush the
Suffrage party !l-Liberator.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27
The NEGoTIAT1oN.-Ne are sorry t,


The NEGoTIATIoN.-Ne are sorry to
say that we have information, the correct
ness of which is beyond all lestion, and
which leaves no doubt that the close of
last week the negotiation between this
country and Great Britain was ia doubt
full and even dangerous position. Iostead
of a treaty being signed on the 4th ofJulg,
it was on that day cloud came over the
whole subject. We: sill hope that all
will 90 well ) but the occasion calls for
all the Influences which can be brought
10 bear favoraby upon it. We hope our
own country viii come or with honor
and safety. Ba! il II shonId turn out that
England has made US liberal offers. and
we have. haggied Tor more money than
she thinks il honofableto pay, whileeshe
offers US 10 other ways Advantages worth
/ more sthan all which she asks Us to give
fup, we shall deserve 10 be sci down as
sacrificing everything Tor money, and even
in that as being penny wise and pound
| foolish. As TO an 1eIchaage oil territory,
we presume that it is not proposed by Lord
/ Ashburton. Nor, as it1seemseto Us, could
It be desired on our part. Our territory
is already too large, and we, can not see
of what possible use the County Of Char
loue could be 10 us. True, il would give
US the river ST. John as boundary. Bn
that is no better than the cline due north
We might get a little more accommoda
lion to the cod fishing, aud that we nigh
4 say.of the inhospitable territory still farth
1 er on But with the codfsh i've must taxi
) asaoal Of Tories who are much bette
fitted TO be the loyal eolonists of the QaeeI
!, lof England than he freemen OF Captain
!, Tyler. We want the free nartgGtson Q
) Ilhe St. John. That is all We wait, an
| that, we understand, is offered to us.--N
! YJ0ur Com.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27
sLayERrIs THE CnuecH. Whereas

SLAyERYIN THE CHURCH Whereas,
il is slandsrously said, that abolitionists
are seeking to overthrow the churches
Resolved. therefore. That, whist we
affirm. that our only object is 10 overthrow
slavery, we nevertheless admit. that our
warfare against slavery is unconditional
aud unreienting; and that we pursue the
monster to STAY him, whether he be- lark-
ing amidst the banks ana tariffs and sub
treasures of pro-slavery Whigisn and
pro-slavery Democracy or whether he
be coiled up amidst the thirty-nine af.icles
of pro-slayery Episcopacy, or Immersed in
the affections of pro-siaverv Baptists. or on
terms of fellowship with those Methodis;s
who might cite their own pro-slavery &c
prove their doctrine, that men can falI
| from grace, or whether he IS in friendly
communion with those Presby,erians
| whose clinging TO slavery shows, that
whether their doctrine Of The hnal perse
yerance Of saints be true or false, they can
atleast. persevere In wickedaess.- Gaze
! rcvia N. y Convention. 2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27

The Harvest IA MaryiGad4-The Fred
erick Herald Of Saturday says, Right
glOriously is.the harvest now progressing g.
laoor fertile valley, and the glad hus-
bandman is gathering in, with q rejoicing
heart and an industrious and rapid hand,
The Oouhteous gifts Of Him VINO has said
ihat The seed tine and the harvest shall
no more fail. If 10 a few places the rust
has destroyed. or the smut has injured the
crop. il NAV be cons;lsred ansexccption
70 The general rnle OF abundance watch
Prevails throughout" =
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27

Boston Ice. Where is il that Boston
ice carried by persesefing Yankee enter
Prize. does not find its. way2 We hear
o. il in Canton and Calcutta, know that
\ Is used in London, have pariaken OF i
70 The West Indies, and refreshed our
,s'ves with its cooling influence here in
New;Orleans. 10 recent Jackson, Miss.
PIPER, we see an advertisement headed
Boston Ice" and now find ihal our good
se'ghbors in the interior are 10 possession
" iheluxury.-N.O.Pic
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27

HORRIBLE MocKERY.--Gov. King. OF
Rhode Island, By virtue of a resolution
Of the General Assembly OF that State.
has appointed By proclamation Thursday,
the 2lsi of July instant, as day of public
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27

From these and many other considera-
tons, we are led to the belief that those
Christian parents who can, and will not
furnish their families with religious pa
per. know not what they do. The re
suits OF their neglect, may not appear at
once, but ten or twenty years will reveal
the folly of their course. They acU be
aOrittem npon Tie characters Of thei1 child
rsn.-Zsoa's Ade6cate- .. .... 800. .