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HOW TO BIZ LOVELY,

Like the blush In shell,
Just suffusing ts pearl,
With the RoUsK o. GoCRAUO
Tinge the cheek, psIid girl
Does the enyious hair
Thy noe forehead conceal,
Disencumber Thy brow
Win his PoUDRE SUsTmEl
Do pimples, tan, freckles,
Dishsure thy face.
Lo. ITALIAN Soar
VIII each biemish erase
Go TO WALKERsTREET, then
(sixrY-sEvESs the store,)
And Improving 90 Nature,
Be houiely no more.
R-To prevest IMPOSITION he sure that these sruee-
purchased a. DR.. FELIX GoURAUD's Desoi Of 80
Ice and Perfomery, o. Walkersl hrsI store from D.
way. None genuine unless procured a. above. Dir
AGESTs-Jofdsn, 2 Milk ct Boston; Carleton 20
cestesi Pierce. Ssanwix Hall. Albany. Bull. haf@
myba
u PHlLos's MAGIC Has DYE, new and lsss 80,
discovery warranted neither 10 smut rof " ssh o. ~
Liquid Dye which instsnlsneously changes INC eos a =
Hs1 W besaufnl brown black. without lpl -,
hair or skin. The great superiority Of his Dye e
the easy mode OF application and instantaneous
other Dyes requiring from ten 10 twelve hoan
any change. lnsspsriof excellence will be spYsa<ps
every one upon sing lie application Counuy sse14
can have bottle forwarded them by eSpress ~ Mo-
cash enclosed 10 T. Phalon, ei Broadway, Judsr m -
Price u per bottle, with full directions for USE -
tlenen are Requested 10 call o, The eepo sna ISIS
whisksu DYED
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sAsDs's sARsAPAsLLA.-This valuable medicine com.
bires The most sausry productions the most potent sn
plea OF The vegetable kingdom Is Unprecedented sue
Gees IN The restoration Of health to those who had long
Pred urder the most distressing chronic msadies has
given an exalted character furnishing a. il does evil
denee OF i own intrinsic value, and recommending IL to
me sie'ed In terms The afflicted only car know II has
LOG oeen amo'importsnt desderaum Ia the practice OF
medeihs 70 obtain remedy similar to Lhis-one that
would act on The liver stomach and bowels, with all
NE precision and potency Of mineral preparations yet
~noui say Of their deeterious effects upon the Vi
' powers OF the system. Eruptons In all their various
phases ulcers Of every kind, rheumatism liver diseases
indigestion languor and torpidiiy Of the general sys-
'eni and many other complaints, be relieved and
cured BY this valuable combination Of detergent tonic
and aperienL
prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. D. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 100 Yulton-s corner OF
"iiiam-st rs Broadway, md n Eas, Broadway, New.
YORK Sold also By Druggists generally lhrou chou, de
uasd States. fres si bouls or sx boslss for g.
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american and Foreign Sabbath Uaioa-Reiormed
Dutch Church In Lsfayete-psce, !. ?. NJ. Sermon oy
President Hopkins Of Williams College On the impor.
lance of the Sabbath 10 the purity and permsnenee OF
rec
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Court Calendar osp.y.

Il Mr.. CLoYEs brought as the Boston Post las
nigh, for which we give him our thanks
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u Fm. ". Seragkan, mot stranshsm a.
previously snnouneed) 10 the LocoFoco candidate for
Distric; Attorney in Wes,ehester.
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oARpETING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH

WAREHOUSE -sPARKMAN 81 KELSEY, 2s5 Brost
way opposite Stewards. mys nb
STILL ANOTHER TRIUaPH OVER Dsskss IN MANI
WARREs, Lincoln Co. July Is, lsi5.-DtGr sy iI,p
pleasure in complying with your request TO bear sstzr
ny In favor OF your valuable medicine having had dsu
ter, IS years old, very dangerously sick the aay~
stored wit My daughter took violent cold 10 sspvn'
Der, l843 which settled her lungs. She was uo1tea
with bad cough all Winter thed various nnns q
medicines but Of them hsd the desired eject ne
cough continued until March, when We became slsihs
at her condition. and applied to physicsn who asfne'
her some time but did her good. We then eon'aa~
smother, but all to no purpo'e. Having exhaus'sa "
whole catalogue of medicines now Ia the sLd-iso ["
tnguished physicians having done their best 10 res@'
her-we then Obtained bottle Of Ds. WIsrARs BiLs"
OF WILD CHERRY which relieved her Immediately Aa6
taxing four bottles abe completely restored, and r
enjoys good health. JOHN LELps
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrsrps
For sale by A. B. Il D. SANDS Druggists, 100 FaIlo't
corner OF William, agents OF this city; also a, rs Bros
way. and II East Broadway and by Druggists gensrLi
throughout the United States. Beware OF eounerisin
MUSICAL NOTES.-The BoEaa FLUrE-xr. JoDI
KYLE. Professor OF the Flute. having recently sdcp,
the Bohm hute' Is prepared to supply professor
amateurs with this instrument Manufactured mas
perior manner by A. G.. Badger (who received the 81
premium and silver medal at the Fair OF tie Ame1cs
Institute lsi6) The Bohm Is the only flute nov aess
the ConseryatoIre Paris, and the Royal Academy NM
sic London. and In all the musical institutes In Eg
and is fast supercedng the old flute In this county b.
Ing been adopted BY many Of the most eminent pfon
In the IT, States A IL of the greatest mporsen
that amateurs should purchase q good instrument -
KYLE will examine every instrument and give esim
cate or guarantee, signed by himself the time o. lhs
sale scale of the hute with written ipstrucpons ~"
accompany each hute. 49,
Letters post paid addressed JOHN A. Kfls y,
Broomest will receive immediate attention An"
hand Kye's skeyed iute. Manufactured % shove F"
struct:on given on each Of the above inssrurnen~
| myl3 81 ThaSat
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FREN GU Boors--YouNo 4 JONES, Ann st nesrit,
Museum, are selling fno French Calf Boots at t@
equal to those usually sold for s6 or g. Quick ns,
and small profits is their motto. myl5 In
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ssate Convention.

The whis Electors of the several Counties OF this
State are requested appoint many Delegates as they
are entitled to Members Of Assembly 10 meet In syrs-
cuse on the 18th day Of May inst to nominate suitable
persons to DO supported for the Offices Of Judges and
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals In this State Albany May
/, le47.
J. l.. SCHOOLGIRL, l.. g. B. CANNON,
JAMES HORNER, J. :. THAfER,
JAMES KIDD SETH &. HAWLEY,
HI HAYNER CHAS. p. KIRKL AND
State Central COMMITTEES.
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GESTLEnES's HArs-sUNxER STYLE.
BEEBE g. COSTAR. HATTRRs

BEEBE COSTAR, HArTERs,
No. 155 BROADWAY.
WIN introduce on Saturday next 18th inst their Pash.
ions for Gentemen's Summer Hats
u B. & C. will present to the public new and un
qee style Of White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting
beauty and durability with ghtness and comfort to the
wesrer, finished and trimmed in a new and elegan,
manner.
Also, Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gent.
Youths and Children. mvl4s
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II OLD GESEsEE speaks today in the Sup
plement In reply 10 Messrs Redfeld and Pnnele
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COMMON PIEAs-Psrr l-Nos. !, J s 3, II, l3, !.
:, H. Part2-Nos 2 &c g, 10, IL H. L. ls22.
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-. SuPEmoR MAGNETIC ELECTRIC MacHTSrs forsae
cheap for cash wholesale and retail by Henry NJ War
KtSs' ootcian. l67 William st. Mathematical and Pt.
iosophiesl Appsrstus for Schools covered Neuyork
Copper Wire, &c. myl5 4-sMwks
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[g@ ADVERTISEMENTS will be found in the Sup
plement under the following heads
General Notices. Public Conveyances, Medicines,
Legal Notices, Houses to Let, schools,
Situations, &c. Houses for Sale, Boarding,
Miscellaneous Farms for Sale, Coal,
Insurance, Dry Goods, Books.
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NEw.YosE,Jsn. .. lsa-

tNnhf JAZZ ., 1877
We certify that we purchased OF Mesus. Day Sevs
the above Lock- which sner being operated upoa BY NJ
Hall was taken OF snd found 10 be In perfect order
nyl5u ADAMS 4 co. 16 Wsllsl Newton.
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PoLIcE.--Charles alias Henry hurry, was yes
srday arrested by officers John NJ Rue and Lee OF the
Fourth Ward on suspicion of having stolen piece OF
cloth containing 40 yards and lot of hsndkerchets
which they were found endeavoring to sell Committed
for examination
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From the. Charleston Mercury.
LATER FROM. .MEXICO.5


The bark st. Mary's, from Havana arri.
we'd at New Orleans on the I7lh inst,
bringing dates from Vera Cruz To the Isl
inst, and from the city III Mexico to sihe
29ih uli. From the New Orleans Epe-
ming Mercury. Of the 18Th inst. wegcopy
the ioilowI''g summary. ,A
SANTA ANNA, ut the las, dates was al San
Luis Pnt'si.. his army representative be,
about 22.OOO strong, destitute sofscloihing
aud food; and. wilh.bnt little prospect IF re-.
Iief.as The biIlamhorizins .I,eI,Ypolhecati"n
Of The church. property III hnegoliating. a. loan
of Sl6.OUO.QOO. orsif necessary 10 sell. q
suffiriency Off, to raise. that snm, as ap-
Rare"!ly of. no. ayait.. although j. had re-
crived The sanclinn Of SANrAIANNx. ~ The
whole body oftha Clergy. had. pr ,testcd a.
gsinsl y. and q large por,inn,of The lower
classes sided with The clergy; and such
was she general. fseling in relation to the
Inrasure that il had been found impossible
!" borr"w, and d.the.ilnpressi"n appeared To
be that if seizure and sale of The property
were rcsnr,ed to, no purchasers could be
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MURDER.AND SUICIDE,

On the 3rd of February, i. was our pain.
ful lotto record the rider 0f lis wife and
two, children. on the 3D,h ofa3January, by
Rauben; ;SiaIk near Fulton. in Clarendon
Copn,yof this District, ana3kis Immediate.
~ subsequent unsuccessful atiemn, a, sui
eide. ~: 80 58
Ills again our painful tluss now TO record
q murder ia similar nature, attended by
successful suicide, commil,ed by 81 man Of
the name of: Samuel S.uckey, on Feb. 23r,l..
near Spring Hill in Claremont County, Of
this District. & tFt !
ts Stuckey,i. seems. had no. wei! treated
his wife, he'd lef, her suddenly and Fun.
known 10 her, and afterSicohverting The
greater part Of his proPerty Into ready
money, hadsgone To- Georgia 10 seek anew
ioca,ion, aswas suPposeI. This was @ or
7, weeks since. His wife, finding him
gone, she knew not where, by her friends
advice, sold the remaining property and
wen, to live with her mother. On The Goth
Of Feb. S.uckey returned at. night and
askedlodging. as a travfller.nerely,' al her
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TRIsWEEKLY MAIL TO DARLINGz
S$sS T(oNIs5sfsE4s t. ~ ~

Tie necessities and wants of The people:
Ieqllire thstthe continually increasing iar-
'oilties. Of ihe ,imes, fur transportation OF
lalfkinlls. and in particular Of p,ssengers
tfenail anabeavicr and veryBulk $ freights..
should be extended ioallplaces, which can.
be reacheJ without such pesnniary losssass
:wonl,l- preyen, or crush il,eE practicabiliiy..
or utility Of siicf, extension. Admitting
the prevalence oG such q, principle and.
ol,inionin this country. and that Ii The.
du,y$of our rulers losact for illa welfare ,,f
the people as they sare their seryailis, !
agents and .i,ssfumenis FIR lis pramatian,
and that the Interests of The people tisman,l
the recognition and acknowledgement .of
such a3pFiaeiple, IL is evident tha. ills jsho
duty ofsour rulers iotake and carry Into
effect all practicable and advisable niea.
sures for The ruewelfare Of ,hs copnify.
Such measure is The establishment nfa
tri-weekly ,nsl, through ssam,e Id, TO-
Darlington. incontinna,iou ef the Gsds1sn
and sumtervile nanil, from Chafleston..
49,
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HORRIBLY BRUTAL.

s 'Rhe N. Y. Police Gazette OF the 20,h
ul,. mentions that's a late number Of the ST.
Luis Gazette records that an English,nan,
a wealthy man there. hail boy named
Reubcnns almos. white, whom he caused
10 be branded in the face will, the words, "a
slave for Me- !. has always been re-
marked iha, strangers TO the domesiic in
5sii,ulionof slavery. on becoming owners
Of slaves, are. generally. severe and cruel
masters; and lhe instance jus. men,onedis is
a. horribly brutal illuslratinn Of the fact. 4.
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Prom the Deltc..
NEWS FROM, HA MPCO:

Thenrws which we publish frnm Tam.
.pia". is, iIuportan. and interesting, Tile
rep"r.ethha,lle hslwern. lite, Mexisans aud
u part OF Gen. Kearney's, command, Chi.
hunhua, we do no. think. at all improbable,
though the details may he: consideEahly
The Mexiaans. WHO. inhsbi,
The city and state Of Chi',uahaa.. are su-
psrior race 10 those who live further s.,n,h.
They ,rr bruve, determined, and possess,
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found Gsssf I'D dead some 5sfs biz
sssbi| ats,fnk about him Ins gbe ssIpe rooniI
sssiilfths q. a.coliiii bsipg msr.
|ftest hfidsg room ], ssaflpa ihe .vsr,,
;yhich Ssi,e dead man had JUL 60 3.
off and daeye ytfiing was gl,iag on srsily
sas tfiolg gtsit was vs IS jns1sl ',s u
[sdr6 naffatiqn ste 10, itss spwn ,ale anil
needs no rl,nen /, Banss1
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is;pnd. eIliss 81 ast 8iSeas g. los tt
The r,imoE Or S4RTA q Ann X sss nssa astiJ8 lion
la consequence ii pposil Jun his mi iesas:
tire xas entirely tliii0und led. 81 has sheelt
proposed ins Congress by Sc veEal ilenlllf lfsa
10 repeal the law empowering shssS Sjuyefals,
:meni 10 sell S0r hypntliecaie the sPfnPsftys
!notsculliva,ed. !. called ijls CO iieat Pfop.,
erty, but;these: pr1ppsitiphss vi not 10
f.enansed. The Governor nf3 San Luis Pc:
tosi issued d decree on the 30th nlts PRO.
viing for llie vRising 0fa t0an in that State
Of 6ht):00O 10 meet the imtne etiiate ex penses
of .heiarmy. This sim the GOsefnDrt:is
au.hnrized either tts orrow, Or seize by
force, Ivy the Congressf0F the State. S
No men,inn is inndein4I,s papers of the
capture ofaEfiihuahun. by eur troops, bill
the rePortsSf abe.lis III It's vicinity is fully
confirmed.
Gen. La. svEaA slas beea aprninleds Gov.
ernnr of The STATE ofaVHfa Cfuz. Among
those WhphnaWhis aspiraiiuns, il is beliey-
c,i this appninirbenl will not give him sn,is.
factions He expectetlto be appointed SEQ,
ond in command in the sarmy.s Does he
desire military renoW %, h0wever.fhe will
have al, pporlunitys Of Displaying his
prnwfss should Vern Cruz be attack ed:
SANTA Anna II is said has givenrs1urh
dissatisfaction to the Older officers of,he
army hy his military appointments. Men
have been a p, ,,oinieis TO high commands VI
tefly ignorant sof military affairs;.s SDme
have been app,i.itel who have noiori1usly
made ,hemssIves weatthyhy planderingti.e
.rreas,ir yswhen hohiing Offices, and
Others who were amDrg the bun.lit.i ofihe
country have been cnmmissioned-allin
tlieir servicrs.in bringing about the yestora.
ton to power of their rewarder.
SANTA ANNA ills stated was preparing
ltoIeave San Luis, twas supp,seslfor Tula,
nn the direct road between Sanl.,lis aud
fainpico. Hesis much cens,ired by the
press for his inactivity. but itiss doubtful IL
lie will.seek an encpuDler with oursarmy..
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I sCENEs IN BOSTON.

The same paper has The following. Rev.
Mr.. Phillips tells ofSa scene he recently
the wealthy city tof Boston.
In miserable ho,ol which he entered, he
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pJtupasafis al ys consida bls Tes sonfc tof
isjeiiss "a iner q RI fnfee delartisjI
d isain ieasfsi II ssrusy 81 sp moan ,fis ,ils
regiment of hlouhtsd Volanteers, Com;
mandsl by gnl Dhniphan. ,TheySaat
;hatsly tissonrians --inan Nf iron frames,
.ofinlio on,itable courage. and resis.less yig-
or-meu who hive .raveiled near two
lhousantl miles 10 get a. fight. and when
&c in their, desire. would no.
be likely toinake il q, ,s,nail iigh,.s ss5 81
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! no RArE ROAD MEETING. =

On Monday the ] 81 inst, he Committee
were so o&engasedsin other business, iha,
no meeting was held, as Wnssreques,ed
The#opening Of The subscription. books to
the Manchester and Whining OH Rail Road
was consequently deferred. ~ 4. !.
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.NIHE q u: 1 8 .lglS !. NN: :lE lR;s
SUMTER Will
yEDNEspAY, ARCH 81. Isa7.
81. 3siA GENTS FOR BAlyNER. gaass
MEssas DeLenMr,t & Wits. sumteryille IS.
IT,. w. PEueEs, ESQ, Camden, ,Ss sG Ea 2 = &
.REMOVkT,

.s y YFaIe.
4 The offics of go IN N Err is removed 40
the new building next @ p. zof Mr,. >. .AEs H.
VAoon1s aa;sbs stnhbms Rpad,
EAny businsss connect cted Win lie Office will be
attenledtoa The Office lately occupied jas.
q. BLaNnlHa ~ ~; q 49, 8,
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CONTEMPLATED STAGE EiEE.

- y
Alatenumber Of .be ilmingtont Chron:
icle understands that the Messrs.s PEEERs,
extensive Stage line operators in Georgia
and Alabama, contemplate the establish.
ment,. of daily line OF. stages between
,Wilmiogton,:N N. 'Csanil Manchester, }, s. c..
IN an,icipn.;oa Of iie'proposed'rail road.
STORE BREAKING3AED RoBBERY..z
About z o'clock :.ons,l,e evenin gsafs Fri.
day, Feb. 26. the store, Of SIR. Al. Mosna,
in this place., was robbed [of money to the
amount of 'sixiy-fise dnllars, or. r.mnre;s as
The amount has not tye. been precisely as
cer.ained. ThesEohbery was committed
while the clerks were ahsen. al supper
There is reason to believe, that The robber
concealed himself ins.he store until the
absence Of the clerks, committed the rob-
berry, nnd then go! out Of the STORE by
breaking. open andthrough The window ID
the bedroom of The chief clerk. The
holiness Of this robbery and'the early hour
OF lite commission should serve as warn.
ing to all and in particular To-, our NOR
chanis. s
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Tkpm BRAzos sANrIAoo. 5

The schooner Sea, FLANDERs. arrived
TAT New Orleans on, tI,a i 7tiIinsl. from Bra.
zns Shnaiago, frofii whence size sailed on
,l,e 9Th inst She bring s iiita iligeace 4bal
Lieut.. KrrcH1E, Of lhr 6lii InfansTy bearer
nf$tlespalclies frnm ,Gcn. ScMTTs TO- Cen;
Taylor, with an. escort pf5tenstlrs nons.
was cul of by lie enemy between ni3u,erey
aud Victoria, and all Killed: ha despatci.
es which have thus Ga len into the hands uf
tie enemy are said iO l,a re pnimporlani,
giving the ilan eftin,ended operelions,
The Sea brings accounts %tiiat Gen.
from Capt. W. w. CnAnMAN,, dated al
s'al,illo an the 25,h .ulI.. stating tha.tMajor
BuREANp, of the Arkansas cavalry, with SO
men. aud Maj"rs GAINES aud CAssIUs NJ.
CLAY, with 80 men were surprised and cap
,ureh at Encarnaciun, about 45 miles he-
y"nd SallilIo. on the mornirg the 23d,
hy Gen. MINoN. MINnN had 500 cavalry.
Generals ScorT and WuRTH we're llat
Brazos Santiago. The lntter, j, was under
stnotl, woal,l soon embark fnr Tampico.
Ehe Court Marl,ul which lrird Col.
HARNEY on the oharge Of tlisusrdbnce Of
urdrrs, sentenced. him to be bereprmanded
Gen. Sc"TT remilled the, sen.enre, and
nrtlered him 10 llie discharge Of the duties
for the neglect Of which he had been tried.
THE. AaMY BILL.-Pnsseh the Senate
on the 10 instant, upon the basis Of re-.
po!L from The j"int committee of confer
ence Of both Houses, Recommending q
nn,Iiff,l proeiso, 10. which the House
pr"m,nly agreed, and which. after somede-
bate, was adopted lv llie Scnale, by nn ape
parrnlly large majority. as the vote was
not counted. The P:nvis" as il@stan.ls aus
llorizrs The President to appoint all the
officers "helow the grade 0f field nficers,"
during tie recess the Senate. not sIIb-
jrcl IN cnnfrma,inn hy the ensuing sessiun
of the Senate. One of the Regiments Of
Infantry at the discretion of the President.
is tn be organizrdand equipped as Voiti-
gutrs and Ms foot ridemen, and 10 he pro-
vied with, rocket and mountain. howil-
zcr bal,rry.-S. Carolinian. e
A MAN OF ALL WoRK.-Cnmmodor
St"cktnn is NOT only the Gnvernor Of Cali
furnia, bnl.he is also The religious comfor-
Ter an.l adviser. The Polyncsian, Of All.
gust, Isl, devn.es thrce columns. 10 the
publication Of sermon pi eache Ell OH The af-
iernoon,oG the 2S,h June. before The Rev.
Mr.. Arms,rong's congregation. by Cons
modore R"bert F. Stockton. okthe U. s.
Navy!' Rev. MIR. Armstrong Interpreted
The gallant Commodore s,alktn The natives,
as- delivered. We have heard Of sailors
spinuiDg yarns, hu, tits something new for
them 10 weave sermons.
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s@npnbshis own Tessi 1,is laoeh hS5
Piers. 4a60r dill tgena i need f1tss
daily bread; d syil less fee lie sbiss
serness of thos jus lre proa ehes they have
nrlee,e,lsoat 10 hars, In fay ~ when they;
sreyslled an ,heirs lhel, Ii ill.golten wealth,
sdn IRE 81 father said Frederick:
.ssn,f tHo sliascalle lesl ma sscafa. grace, repro.
bate, ,,;anilta else thai syas slisresps
aas ,hsihpngh hi 10 raise him ID public 0pininn.
b, %,la, ,smeans--sISS SSssill ei,sIeaypF 10 raise
siItssi {; BY, fnrgiviIg him; if1r9il has been
,fily saiia an anlhtSrs OF old ss that satlIe
.greatest -manont earl no sooner inilicl
*ADsinjnry-ihun gOoil ma Il can make bins
SELF gteaterbYs forgiving .it. NS !.
The idssiapd. formerly occupied by Mr..
Gruff having been handsomely rehuil,,
h1ii,lmay on taking Frederick into partner,
slip with him. re,nnveh intpi and the
fit,nsof Mil,Imay 6, Sun is Ut ,liis time the
..5as,niisl aourishing mercantile house III This
sci,y:4-.he: head proprietors having Tong
since proved to his numer0iis customers
) and lie world. TO be the noblest work Of
!, GoJ-.AN HONE5'C MAN." *
He. who thu. Christians course has run,
u, n AMI all his foes forgiven: Ss
Wh.s measured out lif's little span,
In love to God, and love TO man, =
On>earth. has tasted Heaven.
Baltimore, 1876.