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,. w. Niamry g. Co.,

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(MA n GERS.)
Successors to j. G. GREGORY & co.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
10000 DOLLARS in Capitals o: $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class u, for LEAF, to be drawn
rs No. Lottrry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
p amesS Sl to s sSSSS Of $1,000 900
prize of $500 %O POO
Tickets $40; halves $; quarter, 50. Certificates Of
sa g. . ""0s' s'''' = "''e' N'1'''
$4,000! 10000! 10 Of 1900!
Alexandria Lottery, Class c, for 1917, 10 be drawn
70 Number I.ottery-I5 Drawn BnIlo,s.
Grand Scheme.
prize of si IsSSS ! prize Of s 1890
5000 10 800
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters so. Certificates of
packages Of &c Wholes sl20--sllares in proportion.
$4,000! lOOOOl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D. for lsi7, TO be drawn
January 23d.
IS Number Lo,tery-i3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize of s :" SSS - . p.ts Of sI' esS
5000 u 5nn
| 5ouu 81 800
Tickets $40; halves :; quarters 80. Certificates Of
packages of % Whoes Sl30-shares in proportion.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass E, for 1877, to be drawn
January 3Olh.
Ct Number Lotiery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand scheme:
prize Of Sl5,non 10 prizes Of Sl,O0o
10 900 Is $40
5oou % $50
l 2,tU0 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters 50. Certificates of
Packages OF - Whole Tickets $780, p halves 50 p
quarters -.
10 Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
els and Shares IN any Of the ahuve Schemes, addren
ed the undersigned will receive the most prompt
tention, and account Of each drawing forw arded
IL Is received.
J. w. MAURY co, Managers,
Jan. Richmond, Virginia.
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rs cHANCERY. -vseIs,. In Powha,an Circuit
Court, November Gth 1916
Benjamin Watkins, Plaintiff:
against
Milton p. Atkinson, VIM. NJ. Watkins, VIM. w. Al
kinson, Richard W. Atkinson, John j. Watkins. John
Watkins. ana Henry W Watkins, and jos. Wren late
administrators of Thomas Mrrrman, decreased, and Jno
". Holman, and Edwin Holman, administrators de
bonis of the said Merriman, mud Peter e. Elicit
&C Thomas Snbeti, who was also an adm.
nIstrator de bunts of the said Thomas Meriian,
dee eaSed. Dr'rndhnis.
This cause came To be heard on the bill The an.
swer nf Vim. w. Atkinson and NJ. r. Atkinson, and
the replication thereto. the bI which appears I" have
duly taken Tor confessed against ilr other defend
ants, mpon process duiy served ~ ell o them except
Richard w. Atkinson, to whom The order 81 pnhica-
ZION appears have been duly executed, and the 1shi
bils aud examination of witness and was argued by
Counsel: consideration whereof the Crgrt, not now
drcidn. upon the questions ri>-G BY thr sd answers
and the bill Of Milton T.. Atkinson, nor the rxcep-
lions 10 The said rxannliinn doth adnder order aud
decree that IL be referred To "A Commissioner al ms
Conrf 10 take m account of the Liabilities 81 tie plain
tiff specified in the bill Tor and by Of The ran>ac
lions Of the said VIM. NJ. Watkins in the hill parirn
larly specified aud also an account ." all other mhlli
ties Of The plaintiff, for and by reason III any other
TRANSACTIONS omissions or defaults Of the said VIM. Nj.
Watkins and Milton r. Atkinson either u them, a.
the deputies of ir plaintiff, n sheriff. as III the h IS
nlenonrd ard that in taking such accounts he do give
eight weeks notice al persons Interested therein, or
having claims against the plaintiff such Sheriff, far
and by of THE transactions. o'ssons or defaults
of his said Deputies or either Of iirm T. produce the
same before him. WIN the proofs Thereof, under PAIN ot
being barred lhrreosnc notice to be given by publ
cation In some newspaper OF the city ri Richmond
and that he report such accounts here. with any mat
specially stated deemed pertinent hy himself
CURED by any party.
Copy. Teste, "Sl. 5. DANCE, Z.
The parties interested in the foregoing order Of Court
hereby notified. that have appointed the aih day
Of FEBRUARY, 1871 for commencing the accounts directed
by the said ORDER winch da,, by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
they are required attend The Clerks once of Pow
haan county, with their accounts and vourheis ready
for examination and settlement. And all persons
having claims against Benjamin Watsins, as lac
Sheriff Of Powhaan county. on account OF the
transactions, omissions defaults Of his fepu-
Ties, William NJ. Watkins and Milton 7. Akin
son. and all persons interested in any such Claims
hereby required 10 produce The same before me- with
proof iher, OIL the day aud al The place aud time
aforesaid, under pain of being barred thereof
~. 81 CnarES
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DR.. Christie,s Curatiyes.

THE great and astonishing effects daily being pro-
dueed by the operation of Gaivanism, when applied
to Morsrs Geographic invention, should satisfy the
most ncrednlous rs to Its power. when properly APP
piled, TO produce action health and life in the
bones as well as the whole system Of those afflicted by
Rheumatism, any Of The varous deathlike nervous
complaints by which the lives of thousands were EN-
hitteed It's power for good is admitted ny the medical
faculty OF the whole world and its application the
human system by means Of the Galvanc Rings, Belts
and Bands and Braces invented by DR.. CHRISTIE, Is
the most improved and scientific FORM being Mt the
most safe and certain mode Of obtaining itR benefits
For further particulars advertisement in another
part Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application TO the agents for this city, Mess
DUVAL PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main ST., RE-
iunnL. Va Dee iRa6
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ISIS~OI.lJTIC)
NEW BUSINESS.

THE CO. Partnership of lSBEI.L & HOPE is this
i day mutually dissolved The name Of the firm will
be used IN closing the business. +. r. ISBEIL,
January LIST, lsI7. NJ A. HOPE
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. STITH
- practice law in partnership, under the firm Of
ScoTI & STiTH, in all tie Courts Of Law and Equity in
South Arkansas.
% Office at Camden. Washita county. Arkansas.
Feb
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

fg'tiE subscribers have entered into tonar,nprship,
1 under thc firm vi HERRING :. sRDSER, for the
purpose IL conducting the Grocery and Commission Ru
sinrsS, and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
E'i.ii1m r. Barrett, immediately opposite the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Depot, Bead street They intend
keeping 4 general assortment ri FAMILY GROCE.
III rs which they NIX II" attention nf their friends
am, the public generally. Onr ri havin. been
gagged IN Tie fur srvria years in TIL, city,
hope, h. close attention, 10 merit share ~ patronage.
We will pay particular attention 10 hr sale nf all kinds
ol produce consigned Ia from country friends.
GEO. ]. HERRING,
Oct G-can GEO. w. GARDNER.
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go D.UGGISiS AND DEALERS IN
! MEDICINE OR. WI STARS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. lnr celebrated and
in.alihle ,emsty for ne cue d Consumption,
As,hma at Liver Comp ART, US discovtred
same six o, seven year. ago, in the cry 81 Phs-
delphia, the residence =! one OF the nost disin.
puishsd phy >icians that ever lived Since tia,
time il has, by lis own heri's, been rapidly, surely
and sal.ly working It's way through the oppo,-
lion OF cuacks and counleIsiters, until, by its
true value and intrinsic excellence, il has gained
for itself a most enviablc popularity, and esiab-
lished itself in the confidence Of an Intelligent
and enlightened public from one end oil the conti-
men, 10 the other. The testimony cf thousands
who have been relieved and cnred b. hi, valu-
able article, vii! show that itslands unrvaed a,
The head Of all other medicines for the cure Of
diseases Tor which il is recommended. The &c.
uuine Or. Wis,ar's Balssm OF wild Cherry is
now Tor sale by duly appointed agents, aud all
resnec,able dealers in medicines, in al large
cites and all important iours throughout Tie
United States, Csnadas md British provinces.
Be careful and gil the genuine ana original DR..
Wi>,ar's Basam Of Will Cherry, signed l. Butts
on the wrapper. For sale hy
GAYNOR & WOOD,
Jan. / Drugeis's, Main Street.
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Miles Au.abser.

AJAcnINE SASH, BLIND. and DOOR MANU-.
yl FACTURER, and GLAZlER, on 18th Street,
South East Corner of Capitol Square, Richmond, Va.
Oct. l3-csf
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SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.

60 O0e DOLLARS in Capitals OF 10000!
Alexandria Lottery Class 3, for 1917, 10 be drawn
January 9th
75 No. Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
G prizes of :. SlO,UOO - prizes Of $1,000
Amounting Ia 6UnuO So 8 4uU
35ah 900 F." 2uU
1910 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters 50. Certificates Of
Packages uf 25 Whole Tickets $780, q halves Is; -
quarters - 50
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MARSHALiS SALE OF JAMES DAVID
SONS S,,IILnI1I 4

Ny-II br soa fion, Of tie cty i,l III the City u
w Richmond, on ihr eleventh day oi January, l-S7,
At eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, for ready money, al public
auciirn Ia Tie highest bidder the following property,
~ VT: forty Of land, sinc ~ lunisa county,
Virginia purchased fsom ihc United Stairs, b deed
b. airing date the twenty sixth F-bFua s. 1922. and
rnrfrd ia the Clerks Office If the County Court II
Louisa.
Also a LOT in Petersburg, situated on cess .rreot
ladin, rom High street "a Pllmh street. running back
nhoIt one hundred AMI u nvr tett Wet; Mise, that
pnnian in tnc rear uf R-iiar. oos-f. the SOU
g.den on the West, AID Vincent ani Wells lie
as % All the property tat laid Jane blvldson
IN twenty first .ttr-i. In Richmond aitcr satisfying
the deed nf trust, rs whi.h -aid property Is non bound
and recorded IN the Gi-rk's Office 81 tic Hastings
curt lor The ciu Of Richmond; and the stock Of
Mar.. G,,ni,-, Free Sion- aud ;ar stone IN f-fcfs
burr being the hole n the real and personal estate ~
-.td lanes y vld.un surrendered III schedule lated
sixteenth November i-ia y, viitnr Of capa- -asfa-
cien,nm ,.hainri IS Rob IT Btyson aealnsr til aid
J,ni.s Davidson upon n Judgment ihr clrrui Court
OF the United states Tor III. r -tcrn DIs,Ici ~ Var
yinIa which executed th- si,icruth of Spvem-
her l-sj is kobrIt Walker. Deputy N.rsnal on the
-ad Davidson. and di-el,a;srd by the Judge "' III"
Eastern District cf Virginia from custody, liz having
taken The ineolv-nt debtor, o1ih.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal L. V. u.
n.~ ~ ..lll AZ
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itAklNE JUUkNAlA.

PORT OF RICH NJ ON ID.
Ign " a,er th,s gay ate. o'clock, p. vi.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Mary J. Peck, Liscomb, New York.
Schr. Marietta. Burr, Dearborn. New York
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY.


A MATHEMATICAL. and Classical School, by Al
N fred G. ~ Coleman, VIII be r--oprned on the 18th
January 1917 end close 18th December following, with
4 vacation of six weeks some time III The Summer
In tins school viii be taught al the hfi rrhrs prepa
rainry College and full courses o! Mathematics ana
Languages. with oer subjects, so Tar a practicable N
Academy, To young mol intending to inish tirir
education Al College.
lie viii continue pursue hi former mode Of nStruc
ton, critically analyzing each recitation, rendering II
clear an ntrllighle by familiar lectures III order Z"
give rarci; aud zts, The ..ancastrran and induclivr
modes Will also he pursued
Tuition End Board, no, including candles slO0, half
pay able in advance
Address the subscriber, pos, paid, Wiikrr>onvllle T.
o., Chesterfield CO Va. nrc 2:-cw5w'
POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL
rTlHE Female Sthnol nj my residence. NJ Poplar
i Mount, in Gieensvlllr county, viii commence The
first Of February, 49, and end the first oi December
viii take hcadrrs in my fnhly not exceeding eight
scholars. WIN he taught III my School the English,
French aud Latin Languages, and also Algebra and
Geometry.
TEAMS SION for Board and Tuition, for the term Of
Ten months including every charge except Music, which
VIII be an extra charge of 81.
JOHN 4. lARDAWAI, ". ID.
- tt@tI-.
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TRENCh MERlNOs.- French menGo>, ol
L superior quality, in various colors cf'sais
cheap al CHENERY & HARTWELL'S.
Dec
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IN cHASCERY-v AT Rules held in the
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for buckingham County, on Monday, the
@th day Of January, l547:
James Anderson, Plaintiff:
against
Charles :. Maxey and Edward J. Gillian, Admi mis-
water Of David Mccormack, decea scd, and also Adm
nstaint 81 Nancy Mccormack, deceased, Defendants.
Inc defendant, Charles 8. Maxey, not having entered
m appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly arc ihr rules of this Court and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabtant of this
county Il ordered that the said absent defendant do
ppear a. the rules 10 be holden for the said Court
e hfs Monday In March next, and answer the bill Of
~ PAINFUL aud that copy ofthis order be forthwith in
n 10 some newspaper Published in the City Of Rich
1o"u Tor two months successfully and posted at the
No"' ooor Of the Court House of this county.
Jan. 5-cw2m 4. ELDRIDcE. G. G. 8 e.
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"
Administrative OF J. w. Wintree deed
Dec 2S-dtsScIt

MILL AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
SHALL. offer 10 the highest bidder Pm George
Cont house, The IAN day at January, lsa7 tia; hr
inc Court day, The vau hlc Gri> nd SaS Mills belong.
ing 10 the Estate Of my deceased brother, George l..
Harrison, situated on Wares Creek. sali county To-
cethrr @; abont twenty hve OF lard appuI;s
Thereto, and the al landing the Creek, about
mite distant The Mil contains pair az excellent
stones. good stream and Is we'll situated fer Gus
tom With suitable >iipuaiions,a long credit would be
alnwed, tut the terms VII be made Iuy known on the
day o. sale.
Tie dam has breach Il n present hut in other re-
spectS the null Is IN good repair and ready work.
The above saic il directed III III. " III at mv Trslnot
and there order FROM Circuit Cnnrt Of Peters
burg Tor the same, which enit red necessary by the
birth pi 4 posthntnuus child.
There = comfortable house or the Hilrr attached L.
the property. WN Z. HARRISON
Admnisrato. 81 Geo. T.. Harrison, decd
with tie VIII annexed.
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s35, 600! 10000! 10 of 1900 /!

$4,000! 10000! 10 of 1900!
Alexandra Lottery, Class Z, for 1877, to be drawn
January 10th.
rs Number I.o;tery-l5 Drawn Ballo,s.
Brilliant Scheme:
Iprz.s. of s1s'" 90" Ipri.. of sssSSS
5000 ~ 1850
3,255 &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so Certificates of
packages Of 26 Whole Tickets sl2c; 26 halves CO; 70
quarters 80.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class D. for 1877, 10 be drawn
January o3d.
Grand scheme
prize of 100000 - prizes Of sl,25o
10000 25 ,OGn
5000 IS 500
5000 50 900
of Packages Of rs Whos, $780, Is halves Is; Is quar-.
tiers 80 50.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class +, for lsi7, to he drawn
G6 Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots
Grand Scheme:
prissof s9 e 600 70 70 "is+' Of sls geo
5,O0al 20 $50
1000 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates Of
Packages Of p Wloes costs SOO halves So % quar-
ters IS.
H~y- In addition 10 the above, there are smaller
Schemes Capitals nging from $1,000 $50 O0O and
Ticket, from 81 10 S5-crauings of which received
daily.
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an account Of each
drawing will be sent when requested, 10 all who order
Tickets from E. y. pENDLETUN,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash or Prize Tickets, the
postage, usual, need not be paid. Jan. =
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE BOAT TO

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE BOAT TO
BALTIMORE.
- d The steamer POCAHONTAS,
- Captain Hollingshead, will leave
here tomorrow afternoon, January 9th, a,
o'clock, for Baltimore. During the Winter
months the passage and fare f;om this 10 Bal
limore will be So; and The freight on hossheads
tobacco and stems 81 %.
Jan. 4 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY n. Es. 81 q. Il. gEill, Aucts


NEGROES.
Will be sold b. Us THIS MORNING, al 10
o'clock, ten Negroes, consisting OF Men, Boys
AM Girls n. B. & c. B. HILL,
Jan. Aucls
NEGROES
Will be sold b. US, on WEDNESDAY, tie
9TH Of January, al 10 O'Clock, one Woman and
three Children, one Woman and Two Children,
ore negro Man, Two negro BOYS and Two negro
Girls \. b. & G. b. HILL,
Dec. 81 AuclOneers.
ADM NISTRATOR'S SALE or NEGROES.
NV ILL be sold 10 The highest bidder Tor cash,
w al the auction house ot \. Is. & G. b.
Hill, on TUESDAY, he 5h January al IL
O'clock, seventeen likely Negroes, belonging 10
The estate Of James Ellis, deceased. consisting OF
Men, Boys Girls, Women and Children.
ROBERT s. ELLIS,
Administrator OF James IL Ellis, deceased.
II Sale 10 be conducted b. N. B. s c. B.
Hill, Auc,ionecrs. Jan. S
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK, &C.
NV ILL be sold. al The residence oil The late
w James w Winffec, on THURSDAY, the 7h
day of January, 1877, all the perishabe properly
OF his estate, consisting Il household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils stock Of hoses, cows
and hogs, the crops OF corn, fodder, shucks, oats,
SC.
TERMS For all sums OF twenty dollars or
less, cash. For all sums over twenty dollars
bonds, at six months, with approved endorses
will he required. Al the same time the farm
will be rented ont for The year
LUCY wINFREE.
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Oct. lG-cwtds

ar DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale j. postpor.-
ed until MONDAY :he iitn OF January, 1877, that be
ng Caroline Court DAY. when Il viii certainly lie sold
nj the Bowling Green, al public ancunn
SAMUEL e. SCOTT. ,Tms,.e,
Dee 2a-wtds WILLIAM g MATRY, ''"'-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
Haste of Youth.

How full of meaning to us, that we have moth
ing told us of the life of our blessed Lord be-
tween the twelfth and thirteth years the abso-
lutte silence whichthe Gospels maintain concern
ing all that period, that those years, in fact have
no history nothing for the sacred Writers to re-
cord. How much is implied therein The
clam ripening of His human powers the con-
tentedness to wait the long preparations IN Sc
c2I&, before He began His open ministry. What
atestlmony is here, if we will note it Alright, a.
gainst all our striving and snatching at hasty re-
suits, our Impotence, our desire to glitter before
the world, and all which leads SO many to pluck
the unripe fruit of their minds, and to turn that
into the time of stunted and premature harvest
which should have been the time of patient
sowing, silent ripening Of their powers
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Domestic Happiness

All what so refreshing, so soothing so salts
flying, as the placid Joys Of home
See the traveler-does duty call him for Il
season to leave his beloved circle The image
OF his earthly happiness continues vivid in his
remembrance, it quickens him to diligence, it
makes him hail the hour which sees his purpose
accomplished and his face turned towards home;
it communcs with him as he journeys and he
hears the promise which causes him to hope
" Thou shalt know also that the tabernacle shall
be in peace, and thou shalt visit thy tabernacle
and not sin" O the joyful reunion of divid-
ed family-the pleasure of renewed interviews
and conversation, after days of absence,
Behold the man of sccnce-he drops the lab
orious and painful research; closes his volume ;
smooths his wrinkled brow leaves his study,
and unbending himself, stoops to the capacities,
Yields to the wishes, and mnges with the diver
sions of his children.
Take the man of trade-what reconces him
to the toll of business What enables him to
endure the lastidiousness and impcrtncncc of
customers What rewards him for SO many
hours Of tedious confinement? By and by the
season of intercourse will behold the desire of
his eyes and the children of his love, for whom
he resigns his ease and in their welfare and
smiles, he will find his recompense.
Yonder comes the laborer-he has borne the
burden and heat of the day the descending sun
has released him from his toll, and he is hasten
ing home to enjoy repose. Half way down the
lane, by the side of which stands his cottage, his
children run to meet him, One he carries and
one he leads. The companion Of his humble
life is ready to furnish him with his plain rcpast.
Sec his tolworn comtcnancc assume an air OF
cheerfuncss! his hardships are forgotten; fatigue
vanishcs he cats and is satisfied. The evening
fair, he walks with uncovered head around his
garden-cntcrs again and retlres to rest and
" the rest of laboring man is sweet, whether he
eat little or much" lnhabtant of this lowly
dwelling who can be indifferent to thy comfort!
Peace be to this house
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
Charity.

You have only day to spend upon earth act in
such way that you may spend in peace. Peuce is
the fruit of ove for to live in peace it is necessary to
put up with many things.
No one is perfect; all have their faults, Every man
leans upon his neighbors, and love makes the burden
light If you cannot support your brothers, how will
your brothers support you?
1t is written of the Son of Mary Gas he loved his
own that were in the world he loved them even to the
end" Love then your brethren who are in the world,
and love them even to the end
Love is indefatigable; it never weares. Love is in
exhaustibe; blooms ana buds again. and the more it
is diffused the more it abounds.
Whoever loves himself more than his brother, is I'M
worthy of Christ who died for his brethren, Have you
given of your goods? lay down your life; love will re-
turn you all.
Verify tell you he who loves has paradise in his
heart God is in him; God is love.
The vicious man loves not he Is envious. He is a
prey to hunger and thirst his eye, like the eye Of the
serpent, charms only to deyour
Love reposes at the bottom Of pure souls like drop
Of dew in the chalice of a flower,
Oh, if you knew what it is to love You say that
you love- and many of your brethren are In want OF
bread to sustain lle-of vesmens to cover their naked
limbs or roof to shelter them, of handful OF straw
to sleep upon while you have all things in abundance
You say that you love- and there many sick, who
langush, without succor upon their hard beds; many
unhappy, who weep, and no person weeps for them
many children who go shyerng with cold from dool
to door, and ask of the rich morsel from their tables
and who obtain it not You say that you love youl
brothers. what then would you do if you hated them
And say unto you, whoever, being able, comfort
eth not his suffering BROTHER is the enemy OF his bro
ther and whoever being able, ministereth not TO his
brother who furnishes, is his MURDERER
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. The Christian.

Says Newton Ifyou are Christian, the throne of
grace is yours. Your Father is seated on 1t. Yonr
Savior has sprinkled it with his own blood The
Holy Spirit draws you secretly to kneel before it and
the promise when there, Is, Open your mouth wide
and will fill it. What an honor to approach the
King of kings Were we to have an audience with
an earthly monarch we should deem it an era in our
history, and boast of it through life But you and |,
and others, may have an audience with the King OF
the universe Nay, we have the liberty to approach
him at any time and under any circumstances. Have
we wants He can supply them. Are we in trouble
He can extricate u.s. Do affections press our souls
He can mitigate and remove them Does sin polute
our Joys With him is the power of cleansing
Does Satan vox our souls He invites us to bis arms
as our refuge. All relief and every blessing is from
God.