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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
UNION SPRING.-The

u 'V'FaN II F6 ~
wsie- from III. Spring having hen fogHd hv IL hap
Us effects on tn sysirm l. he Valnahr M e'a
-orts o. the Saraoga Water IN m emne degree ~
pr DR. etnrs induced % have anayrrd dnfns Ne
ra.i re.son BY Dr. J. r. Chiffon, when ~as found %
contain larger proportion Dsefa and Important nsrec-
en-, % the gallon than any siher Spring a! -araioga
Tesumon nj. of "a value and t-icarN nave been -
ceivea from the io'o- ng Distinguished Phy'c an> no
VALENTINE MOTT VI ID.
Professor I'll surgery in tie Ir'sers'y OF y 1.
JOHN q. BFCk. VI. D.
Prs.essor OF Maiera Medic, 10 he Cotegr OF
Ptvsciaus and >1-g-ons, " l.
ALEXANDER H. STkNfN>, " ID,
Professor OF surgery Emsr;ns N the CoNese
OF Phvsic an. aDf Surgeons, " \.
JOHN c. CHEE>EMtN. VI D.,
Sr-reou 10 the Ne--York Civ Hospital
THOMAS cock. ". D,
Wee President OF the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, y. Y.
G. BEDFORD. VI u,
Professor OF Midwifery in Tie tniver'iy OF ne
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
OPINIONS OF THE ~

From the NeW-York T mes and Evening >1ar.
NrpfrArrn w,TfRs.-We would call the attention OF me
public generally o. ihe Advertisement oi y Is r. Sahl,'
iv which q vi be seen that the water ot The saratoga
loo Snrnc for sale by them proved hF analysis 70
concentrate more cu1 qIaut, than either oi me On
- springs For scroluious. bilious liver or howti col-
ra 49, Indigestion and elections %. the stomach hgnF
-f hy The m1-t eminent of the med cal iscuN'
ana - u,e heretofore has been emineniy successful We
eu conf ien'iv r., ommepf rial oi Z 10 person, snot
. fb The varou. complain T. tor which, from - combna-
ton of megcina. properties, n seem peculiarly adsPttd'
From the Newark Daily Advertiser
Invalid. = h0 may sh 10 60 to Saratoga 10 drink u'
VI Nre-a Water can bay, tie benefit o. ne remedy AZ
,crg rl,ng cost hv stepping inioMr Trppes Drug>iore'
.7 Road street Nr T che agent o tho owner ~ w.
Union Snriur tMe,srs 4. B. ID. Sands, Newly K y
W whose virtues sid 10 be uuequeed o. and VIII Keep
.nly of fhe water To- bofe,. We HaVc received = vers
iti., o-. the owners AID have found apparently A.
.-arkug and lively when bubbles from the ionit TN
Ihe spring We understand. discharges athe rate oi about
four gallons per minute ard The taste ~ The water anu -
operations upsn the system said 10 be more agIecd e
t,n that nj either of the other springs one gallon o. ~
accord ing 10 an analysis made 10y Dr. Chiffon practical
chemistof Nev-Yorh, contains the following nsredien>
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
From the Palladium, New iIayca.
wEsr kILLIsGLy, Conn, June II, 1910

Having been. for the last few years. very mach de-
Llaied and mach ont health otherwise, snd hadhe d
thirty OF thehesi physician, ~ Charleston,
c. New York. Saraioga Springs, Boston, and number
of other places Boston, the ith ol last March,
and called ycur office an1 bought bottle of your Sherry
Rnter,. AGer I returned home. bought more com
nenced gaLing from the first AMI have taken three
bottle. and am now we'll My despared ~ a.
certainly .ncurahlc: but three month, have gained iu,t
s. pound>-whch j. surprising =, have eateE nothing bul
bread aud milk sl cOniHue the same. iOurredcine 4,
selling well and doing much good
fft.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

Sold by the Agents, A. b. d. SANDS, Druggists, No
% Fulton street corner Of Gold; leo Fulton street. Il;
Broa,iv ay II East Broadway. Price - CENTS jesj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
-uI IR,iicii,Rn ie'liI MIl'Nor MNLLMp

The opinion ofJ. T Ducaci ". D. late Po.,'>r ~ Che
ni.trv i'm the niversit- Maryland, state Ge'or,f.
Sr R.tilNoRv, Ian. .. l'll
Dr. ". : love having submitted '1 NE oi m, egr
table Fsr Tor ths ot rtcm ueni e'trs' ara m'te
,nr ,eona rted with ta ingredients that enter - eomnsf
ton all of which recognize ~, nruhef> ~ thr mtirf.
olp,i'c, recommended pr their ichrNf.v pmprIt'h I
strongly recommend ii, in the eases 'gnti b' s
\. lie tutnt. oi tas EhNr are moreover cnmhn'i
according % hs rs.u,ou, o thc aI U'y VI" "'1o'l''
,.veraiv couinbui, o the desired result .,,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

l have read Professor Potrr's vews ri the W ,t'a'ls
Elixir aud they cxacfy Ia accordance vith mi opn'
ION, thIt subscribe fully his senHlenu> h,tr ','u p"l
ms, il .uc~. .r.llily WM. ". kEMP.
Dr. Love
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

MI The cottage built House and Stable north west
pr ot Fnh avenue and ll5h street.. with full ot,.
inented m lrees also pump He1r The door a.cu
nutes walk from the Railroad. For further particulars
quirc nj j. L J. ". LkNERIDGE, l$j CheTry-,t. \, y
IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24

surrendered TO Col. Worth at Fort Mcclure, in all
eighty, including twenty-six warriors. Several
Creeks and Sam Jones' people are among them.
Yours Nc.
The Savannah Republican says, awe presume
that The writer does not to say chat all ofSam
Jones people are in But augurs well that a
few of them are, ustIfies the expectations which
we formed an the reception Of our last news Of his
probable surrender. This cheering news is fully
sustained bv advices received by the Quarter Mas
ter at this place"
The Savannah Republican also says,-"Wc re-
gard the war in Florida virtually Finished and
Colonel Worth has achieved a IN hi,ary reputation
which any officer might envy. He has enconn.
tered and overcome obstacles such as no General
has met with in the campaign Of the same time"
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CoNNEcTicUT.-John M Miles Of, Hartford was
on Wednesday elected Senator oftbo United
States from Connecticut, vice Perry Smith, (aIso
Loco) for six years from the 9TH Of March next.
In the popular branch OF the Legislature, he had
1879 votes to 81 for Roger s. Baldwin and 2 scat
tering. (The Courier, in the spirit of true phoso
ply, is consoied by the reflection that John M and
Perry not to be Senators both at once, as they
formerly wereA
In the three Counties of Hartford, Lchfeld and
Windham no choice of Sherfs was effected at
the April State Election. Each had Q second trial
on Monday, and each elected the Wig Sheriff, by
to 200 majority. (Windham and Liichfed coun-
ties gave Loco Foco maorites in April; the latter
of over 300: Hartford only 40 Wing Crhis is a
cheering omen.
Hon. Roger M. Sherman has resigned the post
of Judge of the Supreme Court which he has filed
so long and ably.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The Steamship New York arrived from Gal
weston at New Orleans on the 9th inst
Galveston, May 1912. Santa Anna has en-
bodied 35 900 troops destined for Texas md Yucca
tan, and purchased two merchant vessels at Vera
Cruz, Tor traprports
The contract OF the Mex,nn Government for
building two iron war steamers, in England which
failed for wan; Of funds, has been renewed, and
they are to be completed Immediately.
The church has given Santa Anna all property
held by them in mort main, amounting, as is cs.
tmated, TO $4,000 900, 10 be applied TO the pros.
ecution of the against Texas lie has also
made forced loan OF 80, 600 douboons from the
priests OF Pubela.
General Houston and his cabinet are at llous-
ton. The archieves Of the government are in
Austin, and there the czcns of that place say,
they shall stay
The President has proclaimed that persons act
ing in the United States the agents OF certain
committees of vigilance and Safety" and recciv
ing contributions and aids 10 assist in forwarding
and sustaining, with suitable Implements emigrant is
to Texas, and who represent the Preparations in
the republic ofa warlike character the work OF
such committees, and not originating with the Elk
ecutive, and who offer commissions to gentlemen
about to emigrate, they say by the authority Cd
Gen. Sydney Johnson, whom they represent as
IN command of the army OF Texas-ar acting
without the sembance Of thority from him
The President desires that all means henceforth
contributed for the cause Of Texas be placed in the
hands Of the government agents, and duplicate
report TO the Secretary of War, at Houston.
| There 1000 men at Corpus Christi ana
800 men at Victoria, all under arms and ANXIOUS tc
give battle tn the enemy.
Volunteer companies still vending their wa,
| to the west.-N. q. Picayune
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ARIEL ALDRICII'S EsTAT TIE.

The Subscribers having been appointed 10y the
commissioners, 20 receive, examine, and adjust the
claims and demands Of all persons, against the Es-
tate of ARIEL ALDRlCII, late Of ST Johnsbury,
in said district, deceased, represented iusolvenl
and the term of six months from the Both day OF
April, 1912, being alloye by said Court 10 the
creditors of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us Do give notice,
that we will attend to The duties of our appoint
men, at the dwelling house OF widow Kezia AL
drich, in ST. Johnsbury in said district on the 5lh
day of July and on the LIST day of November, 1912,
at one O'clock, afternoon, on each Of said days.
DAVID GOsS, JR; }Commssouers
HIRAM ROBERTS, commissioners
st. Johnsbury, May 20, A. d. 1912. 25lw3
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CIV. Doty, of Wisconsin, with moi
ehafs" 1enn,iug for $4,000 of public money
,rVdy W. a. csnsure him was defeated. The
y lhe p0' ,ooL m the amendments OF the Senate
B%'' "' bill upon which the Senate "
S% I h.J disagreed, and voted to insist "p'" Ger
4 a engagements ., .,,,;o h,.;rsss
The ss"''' Monday, May, 16.
.,ooration bill today finally passed both
roe Apr recommendations Of the Committee Of
a'' S,eoee as to tho compromise IN the amend
Y"s being agreed to- , g. n,o,oo,;,n from
n''h and elsewhere were presented.
i"" ss 40 introduced by Mr. Tappan, to provide
m" .hLco,ou of the account of the discover
h@ r'hs exploring expedition; and by Mr. Benton,
p%" f., the armed occupation and settlement
feast Florida ,;..
MV'S ,o,s went into Executive Session, after
~, Nv ..r,ed on the amendments of the Appropri
',n Bit as above given
~, Massage of the President relative to the ter
a., q, The Florida war was taken up, and Mr.
n ,,,,ate from Florida at some length opposed
'.L,of dec laring a cessation of hostilities on
.h and leaving the Indians unmolested to
.s,o, with undated vigor(as was at present the
.nhs;, work of murder and bloodshed. He
\ ..,,apd this would be an abandonment Of the
!. ds,gu of the origin and continuance of the
v, Mr. Morgan read from Florida paper pre-
.,,msOt of a grand jury ofthat Territory, stating
A., tho Florida war had been brought upon them
,sbv their own acts but by the preceding Admin
.,,,on which had squandcred so much upon it,
q. ,oOroyed the recommendation of the President
md eontended ii was the only way in which the
var could be closed.
M Fillmore moved the previous question, and
ts message was ordered to be printed and referred
n The Committee on Military Affairs.
Amer action on the amendments of the General
AOOrOvriation bill, the Navy Appropriations bill
wa. srsiu taken up and discussed till the adjourn
ment
Tuesday, May IL.
IN tho House, this morning, motion was made
10 suspendlhe rules to introduce resolution fol-
document on the 18th of June-lost, &C ayes
noes The House then went into committed
m The Naval Appropriation Bill, Mr. Reynolds or
he door, number Of speeches have been made
NJ Cushing is now speaking.
In Senate, Mr. Allen, of Ohio, tried to get hi
Rhode Island resolution taken up, but fhiIed by ,
\ @oflS 10 23.-He then offered another rest
Eim IN the same subject, and proceeded to d
Z @he question. In the course OF his remarks
dhl lasted more than an hour, he was called Il
1 Ibg Mr. Preston, who demanded how long thu
SiNor was to be allowed to abuse their patience
Nms King and Calhoun deprecated the cours,
pursued by the Senator from Ohio (Allen)--ant
\ Nj Ydmadge and other Senators made some re
VI nnH Vfen Mr. Simmons Of Rhode Island, ob,ail
N"*&or by general consent, and commenced
IT!fo MIR Allen. He is still speaking.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
BrOa dclOtlas. & G !,

HNIlE subscribers haye prime assortment Of
N. black, blue black. blue, invisible green brown
and blue green BROADCLOTHS blue black,
Oxford mixed, Lavender and Gray Cashmere rich
light and dark Veslngs; cheap do; variety of
Goods for gentlemen and boys summer wear.
SHEDD q JENpETT.
May, 1S42.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
DBAT1Ga

In Sheffield, Of lung fever, May 10, Miss LYDIA
TOWNSEND, aged Sc
Al Madrid, ST. Lawrence Co N. Y. March 81,
Mr. Lathrop KingsbuIy aged about so.
In Waterford, May is, Rev. SILAs DAWSON,
aged ga venerable, worthy and highly esteemed
baptist clergyman.
In Danville, Goth inst WILLIAM MArrocKs,
Esq. aged about 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24

We rejoiced that the States, TO be dis
ircted. New Hampshire, Missouri, Mississippi,
Alabama, and Rhode Island elected by genera
ticket, and Maine last winter adopted the same
plan Now, New York city and Baltimore will be
cut up into districts, and just and repub
can representation will be secured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24

pledge Their confidence was misplaced The
insurgents Immediately carried their guns TO tho
brow at the hill where they eDtrenched themselves,
and mpstred about one hundred men"
The remnant Of the insurgent iorce, when
Express left, amounted to only one hundred guns
and the men bearing them we're the veriest loafers
ever collected in any community. The few-the
very few-respeciable citizens, who had identi
fled themselves with the proceedings of tho rebels,
were heartily ashamed at the course the business
had taken were mortified al the entire dereitton
OF their leader-and were desertng the cnuse in
unconcealed disgust Tho troops lhqt came from
the country to tho aid of Gov. King, had left the
city, with the exception of the Newport Artillery
their services being longer requisite The
Arsenais and ali the other buildings and property
were completely guarded.
Welcome b. Say les, the Speaker Of the Foundry
Assembly, who had been heretofore arrested, and
escaped, had surrendered himself, and offered
bail. Every individual, Of any decent position in
any way connected with the rebellion, was back
ing out. So passes away the glory of the Locofoco
rebellion in Rhode Island.
STILL LATER.
OFFICE OF THE Providence JouRxAL,l
Thursday p. M May 10. {
The men entrcnched upon the hill, remained
Peaceaby during the night. In the morning about
day break, three guns were discharged They were
under the command Off man named Wolf, from
Uxbridge who arrived here on Wednesday Their
position was one from which they could do no inju
ry. 1t twas easily commanded, from the hills, on
the other side the Cove; and the authorities con
tented themselves with tcking measures to prevent
them from doing mischief, fnehng assured that one
oh fhai- In he
the Artillery company went up and received their
guns without any difficulty They were loaded to
within foot of the muzzle, with scraps of boiler
iron, spikes, &c The other pieces were soon az
ter removed, and tho place en- tirely abandoned.
report was current this morn ing that DorI
was in Bellingham, Mass, about three miles from
Woonsocket, and that he was raising recruits. lie
would hardly dare show himself to his own men.
A requisition will be, or has been, sent for him
He must leave the country, if he escapes.
The Kentsh Guards arrived here at ten o'clock
last evening. They were qaartered in the Cade,
armory.
a message was received by The Governor from
Newport, informing him that 81 men were ready
to come to Providence and that many Others would
be ready by the time conveyance could be sen,
for them. A number of men arrived here on Wed
nesday evening from West Greenwich, to give
their support tothe government. The men of Wash
ington county were ready to come, and anx ionsy
waiting orders. Gen. Greene of the Kent County
Brigade, reported his two regiments assembled and
ready for orders The lower regiment, from the
disaffected part of the county. mustered TWO hun
dred and 6fty men. Tho other was larger. More
men were ready from Bristol county. Every thing
showed the firm determination OF the people to
maintain the laws.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24

In the case OF the application of Colt, the murder
er of Adams, in New York, for new trial. The
Court refused granting it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
FLORIDA.

Correspondence of the Savannah Republican.
PALATKA, May a
Gentemen:-I have 10 inform you that the glori.
GUS news has Just been received through Maj Bel
KNAPP that Haeck Tustcnuggeo and party have
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
II c u { In C n 9 .

GHEDD * yEWETT, have for sale Live Geese
~ Feathers, Ticking, Bed Tick binding and
Sheeting. May, 1912.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
THE sECRETARY's TARIFF BILL.

"A ffe secretary OF The Treasury has prepared and
#hnCougrass I arif Bill, the main features of
%hrb we give below. In tle "details and the
Hur' Of protection proposed it differs not ma1er
from Mr. SaItonstalls Bill. Upon wool he pro
'~@ per cent. ad vaIo,em and per cent spe
uk.
The secretary considers wool, cotton, hemp and
4 ~, and the manufactures Of each of those materI
d'"we as from Ienther, as objects Of great ma
fHI concern, and their permanent supply at home
ESSENTIAL to our independence. There are other
Ur'es which tho not strictly classed among The
@'Iue necessaries of life, or means Of NATIONAL
RSce, are yet Of great conyenience and impor
a'F and the extent and variety of labor employ
Mn their production, are such as TO call for favor
"enOlIce of Government.
'heopnion ofthe Department Of the impracti
@"F o!'he "home valuation" provided in the
AP"m'se act, remains unchanged. IT has been
''sh' best to continue the existing mode of as
~ns cd ralorem duties, go far "a those duties are
,"ned' guarding it, as far practicable, from
10y additional precautions against fraudulent
nVoices
''F primary object of the bill proposed is, the
rR9 VI an amount OF revenue commensurate with
"a0ls OF Government A secondary, though
"'0's! important object is, to afford relief and
'seNe@'o the Iaboring classes aud the me
country Nh0se Interests are
,atsr d we're, and - ulauy IN
deaesssioG
El4,1 cQa .ast .trsulpienf anasy-
0"S which cannot be entirely prevented by
''"s scheme of ad ratorem duties specific du
an. proposed in nearly all cases, when practica
Mn Inc operation may not be perfectly equal
.'' cases, but this Inconvenience is more than
M, '"'aed by the security of the revenue against
uInS' '' and BY the tendency OF specific duties to
M,, worthless articles,by which purchasers a=e
dmos' ad uaorem duties, the foreign value
b,~ imported is assumed as the basis of duty
N .n,'' a'ning this value by apprisement, it is at
#ltn,a" place. some new goods on the revenue.
,r ~vpOsed as worthy of consideration, whether
,brh u "O' De advisable to adopt regulation by
Op"on should be givon to the collector
&s ~. mere an differentiation is suspected, to
u im,.- '0r The use of Government, on paying
ih. lot the same in the value mentioned
IN, Il. ce' together with advance of ten per
ID iuDo,.N'..' and the average cost and charges ON
'pO''a'lon of similar goods.
Aan On. n ol cash duties is proposed, and more
Auside,,h. VI all the imports from Europe, aud
Aburd.n pO'non OF those from foreign accooa::,
n s,.s Whatever it way be } will fail chiefly
system will restrain importations
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
9 { ay COLI.

STRAYED from the pasture of the subscriber
~ on or about the 9th of May, TWO year old
Chestnut colored Mare Colt, with one white hind
foot and ring bone. Whoever will return said colt
give information where il can be found slaIl be
suitably rewarded HENRY GLEASON.
Kirby, May Ii, 1912, 25lw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24

wnhin the proper limits, check overtrading, and
reduce The expenses incident 10 the collection Of the
revenue.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
CalFcOes. Lawns. sc.

MAY be found at SHEDD 81 JEWETT s,
IXA French, English and American Calicoes,
plain and figured muslin de Lame, printed Lawns
for dresses, fancy lldkfs Scarf, bonnet silks and
Lawn, plain and corded, Itch Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
May, l542.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
THE NEW APPORTIONMENT BILL

According to the ApportIonment Bill, as it has
passed the Honse, the several States will be emit
lied TO Representatives, in Congress as follows, TO
be- chosen by single Districts in each, viz:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24

BRIGHTON MARKET onday, May Is.
The prices quoted the same as last week.
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ArER FROM RHODE ISLAND

10 o'clock. An express, exclusively for our
paper, left Providence at o'clock last evening
and arrived here at 20 minutes before ten. 1t
brings us little additional intelligence. All busi
ness was suspended Yesterday GOVERNOR
DORR had actually absconded-and was no where
to be found. Our friends Of the Providence Jour
nal inform US that "lhe anxiety of the government
TO avoid the effusion of blood had:been manifested
throughout, and every means had been urged 90
dispense wothout an attack Some OF their leading
me now pledged themselves that the guns should
be Immediately carried hack to the places from
which they were originally taken. They SAID mat
,bev could not control a lew of their men, who
-. aasuorate bnt ifthe forces be Withdrawn,
,bev couId bring an influence to bear upon them
The insurgents were but about twenty-five and
wero surrounded by about eight bundled men, with
ST. field pieces their destruction would h ha,e vo6
the cer,ain result OF the short contest wnich wouo
80 hen necessary TO take them. The author
ties thought proper to leave the guns "naer inc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
fish from the fourth Of July TO the further
end of ioreyer,and then togohome without

fish from the fourth Of July TO the further
end Of foreyer,and then togohome without
even a nbblc.
My bearers-,he bsit that wicked one
used 20 catch lover, is q bit of Cupid's
liver fred ia HE fat Of early affection. II
Is sure 'take.n But don't you be sosott
my dear YEA bass, as 10 be caught IN such
manner. Never jump at bait merely
because il looks beautiful, but first exam!
Inc 1t well, with prudent & cautious eye;
ami iiIen consider whether there may MT
be something inside rather too crooked for
comfort aud TOO pointed for pleasure. Oh,
you wicked end perverse generation Of
shad! how inclined you are, in The spring
time Of your lives, TO run up the rivers of
wlckedness, to be swept on shore the seines
OF Satan, never more to return! Better by
lar stay back and spawn in the salt water
OF salvation, than enter the creeks of care.
essness and be caught by the hungry mon
srer Of vice. And o, you foolish and i'm.
provdent porgies how many times more
must lwarn you against going TO feed on the
banks Of Bezebub! Remember, there is
no security for your soles except in the
deep water of strict morality. There you
nave nothing to fear from either, harpoou,
or scoop net; but just as sure as you ven
ture near The shores ofcorruption,and pick
up the various crumbs of vice that float
hllher, and YOU will find the devil has
been appointed committee ofone to de-
wise ways and means for inevitable de-
stTucion.
Dear friends-I know that the leopard
cannot easily change his spots, nor the
Ethiopian his skin. Such OF you fish as
are naturally scaly, expect will always
remain so--and you who are 5eslimed
with sin, must have tho privilege of being
more or less beslimed forever; but If you
will only use The precaution not to NEEDLE
with the bats thrown out by the arch ene-
my Of man, and keep as much as possible
in the clear, pure waters of piety, you will
become partially cIeaused, at last: d per-
haps, will have the satisfaction Of making
the old chap wind up his tackle and quit
fishing forever. So mote il be. .t