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NOTICE.

1eey hereby given that ! will "xpps.
~ 10 sale AZ pnriic ancil"n N Fri'at 9Th s.
s. ftcmfsrrtxi. ST the iale residence of hear,
Isarw GOD ii. ceased,a 81 his property consisting o
ca lie, hogs. st,t@p u farming aiei SIS. ""nseh"lt
SckItchen tHfntsure asa many "ite r ar'ieies to-
nuneroas Ia mention Al sums II IS. 90 ana less
cal, IN ma ~ uI sunns over $500, . ,nnnIi.s eTefi
/ viii BIZ Q ven the purchaser giving hs NOT
W IN appievet seenriiy.
August l5In, 3t% ELIZA uARNOOD.
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e3pahIas SElp.
BREWERY FOR SALE OR RENT.

yE1sE Bewery situated in New HARMONY is
oHercd ior eaie ur rent ON reasonable terms,
ros ther VIA BarrSils. Mil, MAJ House. al"
ali ust.er aapurienances The ifr' VERY Is siIua-
led IN a essd Barley country. Fpe brewery .
s,tuate-i Oh a ino acre lot. On winch 10 q god
~rhouse. WHICH alll be sold or ren'e.
Nft.h Il. Pefsans wishing 10 puIcnasn or re";
vi. please apply 10 lbe subscriber near Ne"
HauloaF
Aug Isl. . mo. GEORGE tIllotI.
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NOTICE
Eeansville. Nay 90. 44. 81.

Ng Office is hereby gwen that the under
kN signed mas 'HS en- ouI settvrs oil adm'ni>tfa
tio, on t,le estate of IIrurl iiarw"nd. la'e al Van
GErburgh County ana Siai d Indiana. deceas-
all persons indebied "a The s1id estate are re
queslesf 10 urate Intmediats psyDirni and thus
iastng claims against tie saii c are notified !
present them duiN a9lhcnticsts for seit'. mtn
tae eai;! estate Is sui posed II" be n solv.nt.
August is 3t< tIdZA HARN0OD.
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L. d. HIS
CASH STORE
REMOVED

f2sO the New BRICK BUILDING on the BURNT
d wheIr he IS now opening .
urge anu dtslIahlr assortment of FOREIGN s.
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. a compel sru. k ~
hARDWAtE and CUTLER Y. Wool. Flu
SILK. aud russia HATs. uMBRELLAs anu PARA
soI.s. " iLLow, STRAW aud FLoRANcE BRAID Bon
NETs. Bo''TS anu SHnEs ~ every description, PALM
ltArs. QuEENswARE, L".oKINe GLASSES, Corn and
ttRAss ScvTHEs. AXIS, Trace CHAINS, BENCH
PLAINS. &c., &c, Ne.
Together " iIh a large variety of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.
purchased Ia PHILADEIPH!A aud NEW YoRK, du-
nag the mont, oI Marcn with great care arc
attention. and lac has only Ia say 10 iLcse who
may favor HIM with a call that he can show
Them goods AZ such prices las cannot be beat,
Ina, they Will find u To heir interest To pur
chase witt oHt going further.
/. d. SMITH.
Evansville. April 95'h. i844 2uo.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
FIRST LARGE SALE Foa FALL,
1874.


FIRST LARGE SALE Foa FALL,
1914,
BIZ w. 81 C. FELLOWES & co.
On Monday. Tuesday "Wednesday. aud Thurs
day, tlr Is, IL. Is, and 10. September,
Of EagIish French, and American Dry
Goods.
WMyILL be sold "a abnye. commencing euch
WE day ss9a o'clock, eonsislingin paIt. ot:I
blue. black, green. hIown.<o,ist, ca':et and dfah
Cloths ;b.ae. black and fare, col"red Cssslnieres;
Saunet~su of every variety: Eastern aud Steu-
benylIIe leans; Beaver and Pilot Cloths, greaI.
varlstv; blue. black aid dab Fiusaings; ker-
seyss PLAIN and pi-d Linse}s; white. green. rec
aud yellow FianRels; back and coIored Eng'is
Me rinoes. black aud culnrrd lpaci,a LusIres;
fancy Isabeliiues; Bnmtazines; hpusstiIae dc
lanes: VefnaIt ami A pacha serges; Valencia
swansdow a. Msrino, aud satin VestIngs; TsLby
Viewers:
5000 pieces dark fancy P,ints:
$40 do Ear.ston and Manchester Cling
hams;
500 pieces Peniten'iary Plnlds;
Apron sndFuTasuTe CnecAsj Hickory ShiTtings;
Chambravs:
100 ha es brown sheetings. various bran 10
SOcases b,eached cotions;
20 haits tickings a~ssortsJ;
10 do Perkins Drihngs;
90 cases Canton Ftanneis;
Paddines; SaiIdueks; Buckrams; c"iored Gam
brics: S,lesius; Russia d apers: !rlsh Linens
brown Ho Janus; " s; silk and cotton Hand
: kescbieis :tiusiefy; q owes; Su:p'ndefs; pu''oht
Tnrpad. s. ins Silk Spool CoItdn; skeln cot
ten; Pins. Ne.
Also. mems and boys' Boots and Shines;
AIso.m. as ana boys tur and seal Caps.
Also RussIa fur and sllk Hats
10 which We call the j ten'Ion o. merchants
geEera.ly. Opr stock at thus sale whi be ven
complete; ard. from our regent arrangements
~. ruu offer eTeat inducen4snis tn Western nna
Sedtnern nuy ers. Cash men need 9" no iaTthr
Easf. as ne ietermined To makeIt to thei
iutsses, 10 deal al home Gail aHd examine
ems, cash. W-&C G. rs " u"
Auctiaueels, Main 5, LOuisYiiie, Ky.
n. b. Ne will resume 0aT rrguiur week,
sal seu Tuesday. August 9Th. AID rO1lnu'
du.iug The season. August i5lh, 1874.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SAIL

: sIiE subscriber offers for sale, three n"usrs
z aud lois ana six acres of town lots all un-
seT good fence and lei. set with grass Tor mead
the houses are on Seminary street, SECOND
n:ock, rast troni the square. one OF THE new
aud vel calculated fos q hosr!Ing house Al con-
ans Two afg- rooms aud d d g hall on 'hs
fsIsi floor, n al 3 rs0nns GA The SECOND, with frOsi
pTcoI cellar and klscheH. with plotny os harG
md soft water at The back door; the h uses are
al on lots IolnIng each other ausi may he had
separate or together. A horse ami carriage and
4 siOck Ut hogs ttoin one year old
numbt rng ~ enty more or less. Terms hsif on
sale ard halt in IL months with approved srcnr-
fitv. when warranteL deeds will he gwen for the
real estate. Apply to the subscriber On the pre-
misss.
Princeton. Gibson Co . Ind.
Aug. l.. '44-,i* TiiOM VS. M'AFFEE.
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Notice.

NUITCE.
ENR VIM. TRAFfON would respectfully,
~ inform his friends and the pub ic, that q.
has associated with himselt ~ iht practice o.
MEDI Inc aud SURGERY, DIR. G S VIEWER -
they vii, combine hHsi ~. sc al the ola Office on
.0cGst Street, ~ here one or the other NAV a
ways be iounh; nni. s. absent on professiuua
visits. DR.. TRAFTuE would further inform b..
Did friends that his health is 30 much improved
,iai he wiIl nav attend 4" eails. dat or night
ahd will also ride any reasonable distance tt
-rlve the IN.
EvansV lie. April is. 1914.
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NOTICE

NOIICE
rs hereby given that the undersigned hastak-
en cut irtters 0i adusiDis'r aiIou on the estais
Vi George w. Daaghertr. late 0i Vanderburgh
couat, and State OF lud a IA. Decreased All
pe,sous indebted Ia The said estate are request
ed To make Immediate payment. and those hav-
Ing claims against the same are mortified to pre-
sent tnem duty authenticated Tor settlement the
said estate IL supposed 10 be inso.vent.
J f D~AUGIIERTY, Admir-.
August 8. '44-3i~
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. GUMBERTS & CO.
VARIETY STORE,

(Coraer Of Nun and First Street.)
~ UST RET EiVED a new Stuck OF fancy
a SPRING aud Snmuiet GuoGs cheaper thaI
IA. .veI been sold Ia the Western CuunIry, ~
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A SPLENDID new Elliptic Spring Buggy
"a Eastern make fos Sac by
Nav 3Dth. IT.. J. II. NJ AGTIEE.. & Co.
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LIST oE REMAINING FALL SALES
Sale No "a i. I5.l., 18th, K l7th, OerobeT
SAFE No3-4 H.. 5th. 6tti and 9TH November.
Sac No 4 %. 90, %. ami % November.
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Whisky Whisky

SO Bvls OF Cincinnati Whskev Of W G.
b - Brresc j,si received aud Tar sale Cneap
or Da<'t.
10 Boxes best Cheese.
SD Bits Sail. ALI.iS & flOWES.
Evansville J6lr d, 1874 It.
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Martin Ries & Jacob Scherer,
CABINET MAKERS.

Mahagohny back and Rattan bottom CT, IRIS aud
Sofas aud every other article in their tine.
Orders viii be- duly ho"oFed at the shortest
notice. RlES & SCHERER.
N B. Ready made Cotfins will be corsran,I,
te kept ON hand. july 81 3n. r. & S.
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Evansville High Sch9oI.

N<SkfR N Trae;on Will open a School OH Mon
~ Jay tie 2nd nj s p.ewter next ia whiel:
80 IL ami all the braaciits u a ihorongi,
Easi.ai eGueaio1, 'osether with the Lstsn an1
Ere sel iaaguages.
As..e wlil have he assistance oihis Sister Miss
A IN Yranor la - al receive tie Youth at beth
szxrs saa at every s0itu = age, even those who
hsyt Ielded on pI'uisg Sel"2s.
'.f.e tes.ss " ] he as mOGoIase as ut any othtI
gee. Sctociie town
The sDqye sclio,l vii be laugh, 10 tbs hnse-
nereof Ile aie.hodist CFeie in room aiiesdy
6tit Up ioi i4si PuiPcse. Aga 3t*
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"a ~ "A APiECES PRlHTS, mpr sing
a large aud beautiful assort-
....nt OF all tue .atesI and most desirable styies
which viii be sold al the very lowest prices b.
June 6. "a. J. II. MAGHEE u co
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SffSHE clrzens OF Vanderburgh county ana
- vseInIty are respectfully informed tha'
mat the e:signsdl,aye entered into a cOpari-
uershlp in The practice OF Medicine, IN all ,ts
various branches. Those who may choose TO
Apply TO them. may be certain of being prompt.
II aud carefully aitended; aud when The at'en-
dance OF BOTH may be desired by any individG-
al, the expenses will not be Increased thereby.
d. =. LANE,
Juiy rs. IA #. JOHN X WILCOX.
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sOflh
French Bslzorine, Plaid Bonnet do,
do Giuphans, Chinese DO,
Ensilsh X Chi Jeee do, FrlRges erlored,
Muslin Glughsms. Grimp do.
Fancy Prtnis,as p'nk-& Black and Pink Grippe,
.riIp,d mourning and Liden floss
second mnuTuIng, Figured silk Parasols,
Lsundon Ci,ccks, PiaId do
P,ai0 Summer ) uf, PAN do
Six Dress Shaw;s. Smn Shades,
n lie I.aines dp, bite Canibrirs,
tCran e de Iain' do, Jacoreis,
PLAID silk Cravats. Check Cambrics.
Fiuured do DO Plaid do,
SatIa do do Lac stripe,
Pab D,rs- ukfs. Muslin Lace.
Plaid Ilcrna~Iu, Cheek Muslin,
fancy L,sn. Mus, Bishop lawns.
Col fssgp ! figured Book M"sli"s,
Black he; Mits. t~;an,hrir Dithitys
/ do tshgured, L'sie Edging.
Silk. Mourning Cellars,
Eggp, Dnnity do,
L.lsie, Lace de-,
kui, Frerrh needle work do.
Taf Ribbons, French & painted Law az
Cuap meek 90, PaIaird Mus.ins.
SaIIn do, Summer NJ de- LANES.
= irpe do. SC. &C. &c. Sc.
ISaceedge do.
EyATsvILLa. April q, 1914. If
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ko!ise.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TgyIlE 6r.n Of Al Carpenter x Co. and Jnhn
IsGrbaui; & q nave beer this dIS Owed hl
mutual cons ntai p.tsors who ate indebted H.
either nj the inns are requested to pay IL erther
OF lLe zuaders,gned who are autitrzd to re
ceive tue same.
Ali persons having CLAIMS against the late firm
OF a b. Carpenter x C., ale fsques'ed 10 pre-
sent he same 70 Willard Carp.rIrr Tor seuie-
meat. ALVIN ..CARPENIER.
Wi LARD C1RPENTER,
JOHN BURBANK.
Evansville. May 80. Al, st.
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Boots s. shoes.

sag Gases 6GOfS aud SHOES tor sal
~ GRIFFITH & CCRBEF.
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a;aiis.

H4Nxn Kegs Boston aud Junia,a NAIL'
A%1&Y iof SAFE bs
Nay ssa. -. GRIFFITH g. CoRBET,
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window GLASS s. white Lead.
.sOBoxts 10 nv 2 Window Glass,
30 do q by 10 do do.
40 ii" i. by 10 do do.
10 do by 10 10 do.
% kegs Pittsburgh No / White Lead. Jnst re
iicved and Tor sale 10y W. ~ e. BELL.
JAM Corner Main ard IiIstS
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wSEAS, Candies. Soap. kaisips. Lemons
q Wrapping Paper. BED Cords, &c. IN srofe
,nu selling veryiow Tor cash, BY
jane 10, main street. A. b. GEMENT.
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Points Ola Horse,

1t was formerly said that horse should
have three qualities of a woman, three Of
an OK, three of mule, three OF deer,
three Of a wolf, three of a sheep, three OF
fox, three Of cat, and three of snake.
Mr.. Hooper of the Western Farmer and
Gardener, gives the following inlerprela-
ton of this, from Denton Ofl'utt, the ami
nal manager;
Three Of a woman, deep chest, full bo-
som, long hair Three Of an OK, eye,
noslril, Joints. OF mule, hoof, strength,
perseverance. of a deer, head, legs, hair
LAYS well. OF wolf, breast, loin, lope.
OF a sheep, face, patience, mildness. OI
fox, ear, tall and foot. OF cat, walk
action, leap. Of a snake, sight, memory,
and moulilng' 7' a.# ..s....
On'uu, whose name is mentioned above,
we are told, is much distinguished in
Kentucky, for his success in tanning ami.
mails. His rules. Jas given in the Far
mer and Gardener, seem to be simple
and rational. His first object is to con.
fine the animals in small space. Then
approach them slowly and quielly--in.
duce them to eat salt from The hand---rul
them all over with the hands--always
moving the hand with the direction Of The
har-speak softly and soothingly te
them, rubbing them at the same time
about the face and head. Feed them on
ly moderately, so that they may be al
ways ready to take food and water. New
er strike them blow.
! 70 proven, horse from lying dowl
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the said sum of ten millions Of dollars,
the said secretary. before issuing new
certificate, or stock, as the case may be,
shall make in each case such proportions
BILE and rateable reduction on its amount
as to reduce the aggregate to the said sum
of ten millions of dollars, and he shall
have power to make all needful rules and
regulations necessary to carry into effect
The power hereby vested in him.
ART. VII. Until further provisions
shall be made, the laws of Texas, as now
existing, shall remain in force, and all ex-
ecu,ive and Judicial Officers of Texas,
except the President, Vice President, and
heads of Departments, shall retain their
offices, with all power and authority ap.
pertaining thereto, and the courts Of us
tice shall remain in allrespecis as now es-
iahished and organized.
ART. VIII Immediately after the ex-
change of the ratification of this treaty,
the president of the United States, by and
with the advice and consent of the senate,
shall appoint a commissioner, who shall
proceed TO Texas and receive the transfer
Of the territory thereof, and all the ar
rhieves and public property, and other
things herein conveyed, in the name Of
tie United States. lie shall exercise all
executive power in said territory nccessa-
ry TO the proper execution of the l;t@s,
until otherwise provided.
ART. TX. The present treaty shall be
ratified by the contracting parties, and dle
ratification exchanged at the city OF
Washington, in six months from the date
hereof, or sooner possible.
In witness whereof, we, plenipotentia-
ries of the United States of America and
of the Republic of Texas, have signed by
virtue of our powers, the present treaty OF
annexation, and have hereunto affixed our
seals, respectively.
Done at Washington, the twelfth day
of April, eighteen hundred and forty
four.
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Hear what a 'howlng tiger from the
Great West has TO say upon the subject
of Oregon and a war with Great Britain :
'Whar, | say whar, is the individual
who would give up the first foot, the frs,
outside shadow Of foot, Of the great Or
egon There amt no such individual
Talk 10 me about treaty occupations 10 a
country over which the grea, American
eagle has flown! | scorn treaty occupa.
ton; d--n treaty occupation. Who
wants parcel of low flung, 'ou'side bar
barians' to 90 in cahoot with us, and
share alike piece of land that always
will be ours! Nobody. Some people
talk as though they were Altered of Eng
land. .UhO's Altered Hav'nt we lick
ed her twice, and cant we lick hel
again! Lick her! yes; just as easy a:
bar can slip down fresh peeled saplln
Some skeery folks talk about the navy %
England; but who cares for the navy
Others say tina, she is the mistress of the
ocean. Supposin she is--aint we the
masters of it! Cant we cut cana
IRON the Mississippi to the Mammo,l
Cave of Kentucky; turn all the waite
into it. and dry up the ocean in three
weeks! What, then, would be the ma
vy!-lt would be no Uhar! There ne
yer would have been any Atlantic ocear
if it hadn't been for the Mississippi, no.
never will be after we've turned the wa
tiers of that big drink into the Mammoth
Cave When that's done, you'll sec
their steam ships and their sail ships
they spluge so much about lying higl
and dry, nounderin' like so many turkle'
left ashore at low tide. That's the way
we'll fix 'em. Who'S aieerd !
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From the German Of Lich,rehr.

A man who had gone over great part
Of the world, returned at length home
from his travels his friends came and
requested him to relate what he had seen.
Listen" said he, "eleven hundred
miles hey ond the country Of the .Hurons,
there are men whom | thought very
strange. they frequently sit at table until
late in the night; there is no cloth laid,
they do not wet their mouths; lightnngs
might flash around them; two armies
might be engaged in battle, even The sky
might threaten TO crush them in It's fall,
they would remain unmoved on their
seats, for they are deaf and dumb. Yet
now and then there escapes from their
lips hall-broken. uncoanecled, and I'M
meaning sound and they horribly roll
their eyes at the same time. often
stood looking at them with establishment,
for when such sillngs take place, people
frequently 20 TO witness them. Believe
me, brethren, | shall never forget the h9r-
rible coniorlions which | there saw.
Despair, fury, malicious joy, and anguish,
were by turns visible in their counlenan-
ces. Their rage, assure you, appeared
to me that Of the luries--lheir gravity tiat
of the Judges of hell--and their anguish
that of maleIactors." "But what was
their objectN' asked his friends. They
attend perhaps TO the welfare Of the com
munily ~ ooh no - "They are seek
ing the philosophers stone Z" "You are
mistaken" "They wish to discover the
quadraure Of the circle z" mo-
"They do penance for old sins ~
l"Nolhing of all this" "Then they are
mad: if they neither hear, nor speak, nor
feel, nor see, what can they be doing!'
"Thcy are GAMBLING J"
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love, Home, md Native land.

When Der the silent deep we rove,
More fondy than our thoughts viii stray
TO those we ea,e--to those we love,
Whose prayers pursue our watcry way.
When in, the lonely midnight hour,
The sailor takes his watchful stand,
His heart then feels the hottest power
OF love, and home, and native land.
In vain may topic climes display
Their glittering shores--their gorgeous shells
Though bright birds wing their dazzling way
And glorious flowers adorn the dells
Though nature there prolific, pours
o. The treasures of her magic hand,
The eye-but not the heart, adores;
The heart still beats for native land.
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J. G.. CALHOUN, seal.
ISAAC VAN ZANT. seal.
j. p. HENDERSON. seal.
Solemn sceues that will come.

The time that is past, when You look
back TO it, appears as if it were nothing (;
and you may believe from This, that the
time which is to come, will come as
quickly, and appear as little, and as UNI
worthy to be suffered 10 tempt you away
from eternity by its pleasures, which are
but for season, as the period of your life
that is already gone. The very momen,
of your fna! farewell, if you are not pre-
viously eut short by death, which is a
very possible thing. tina, moment will
come, and old age will come, and the las,
look yon shall ever cas-. upon your reIa-
,ions will come, and the agony Of the
parting breath will come, and the time
you will be stretched a lileless corpse be-
fore the eyes Of your weeping relations
will come, and the coffin tina, is to enclose
you will come, and that hour when the
Company assemblies to carry you to the
church yard will come. and that moment
whea YOU are put in the grave will come,
and the throwing in of earth upon it, all
all will come on every living creature
who now hears me. And in few little
years the minister who now addresses
you, and each one who now listens, will
be carried to their long nome; now
all this will come: you may have been
careless or needles about these things
formerly, but call upon you now TO lay
them seriously TO heart, and no longer to
trille or to pariey when the great scenes
of life and eternity are thus set so evident
~ before you. What more shall say !
Shall carry you beyond the region of
sense to the region of faith, and assure
you in the name of him who cannot lie,
that when the hour of LAYING the body IN
the grave comes, the hour of the spirits
returning to God comes too. Yes, aud
the day of reckoning will come And the
appearance of the Son of God in heaven,
and the holy angels around him, will
come and the opening Of the books will
come and the appearance of every one
OF you before the judgement seat will
come and the solemn passing Of the SEN
lence which is to fix you for eternity will
come and if you refuse TO be reconcIled
to God in the name of Christ, now tina,
he is beseeching you TO repent, and II
you refuse to return from the evil Of your
ways, and TO do and to be what your
Saviour requires YOU TO be and to do.
must tell you what the sentence is, De
part from me, sc cursed into everlasting
fire, prepared tor the isand his angels.
To-day, then, while it is called to-day
harden not your hearts, seeing that nan
is the only accepted time that you can
count upon, and that now is the day OF
sa!vaiion.-Dr. Chaimors.