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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

LETTER FROM MnLARD FrLLMoRE.-The fol-
lowing letter was recently addressed by Mr.. Fill
more to the Young Mems Taylor Convention for
the city and county of Philadelphia"
ALBANY, N. Y. July %, 1s4s.'
Dear Sir-Your letter of the 18th, notifying ne
that "the Young Mems Taylor Convention for the
city snd county of PHILADELPHIA had recently held
a meeting, at which | was unanimously nominated
for the Office of Vice President, has this moment
come to hand.
You will please to make my profound acknow-
Judgments to the yonng men of Philadelphia for
this distinguished mark of their confidence, and as
sure them that their nomination is received with
grateful emotions and sincere thanks.
The young men have much to do in the ap-
preaching contest. Old issues are gradually pass
ing away, and new issues engross the pablo al,en-
ton. Our march is onward. The impulse of the
young and ardent is every where felt. Their zeal
is saiutary-their enthusiasm most effective; but
let us temper all with prudence, and despise not the
wisdom which is drawn from the teachings of the
past. Thus shall we preserve unimpeached the
glorious institutions which we have inherited from
our forefathers, and transmit the blessings of liberty
to our posterity.
Accept the assurance of my high regard, and be-
lieve me, truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
To JOHN III, BRYANT. ESQ. Secretary. &c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

"A LARGE supply Of superior sugar cured
Hams, just received and for sale by % +
au14tf tsa u- -FyIn BRINEGAR.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

Indian Disturbances.-The Iowa Republican says:
awe have justbeen informed by a gentleman from
the West. thata body of Indians, to the number of
fourteen hundred warriors, belonging to eight diff.
ferent tribes, principally Sacs and Foxes, have left
their homes on the Missouri and come over into this
State and settled down in Poweshiek county. The
gentleman says that they have become very trou-
blesome and mischievous, killing all the cattle and
hogs belonging to the whites; and they had gone so
far as to threaten the lives of some of the settlers
if they did not leaveth country in a specified time.
He says further, that most Of them had left their
farms and moved to other parts of the State
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

lust received a fresh supply of superior Ken
81 lucky Lard, and for sale by
au14tf = a&a' ~ BRINEGAR.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

u The Washington Union says that private let
tiers have been received in which Gen. Casss ode
clared unhesitatlngly that he adhered to his Nichol.
son letter and to the Baltimore p~latform-and that
if elected President he would veto the WiImot pro-
viso." A s~enseless declaration if he made ia
bait to catch the vote of the South. He need not
be uneasy, he will never have an opportunity 10
veto any thing ,emanating from the peoples repre-
sentatives. s .fe =
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14
Selling off at Cost for Cash

MD ENG DESTROYS to close ont our old stock of
ED goods, previous to receiving our Fall and
Winter supply, we now offer our entire stock of
Dry Goods at present on hand, at cost for cash.
au14tf ~ =- BRINEGAR,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14
TIE OREGON Bill and 1,.sa- !HaserD .SectiOu The

TIE Oregon Bill and a,.s,~ Slavery Section. The
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Washington under date of Aug. 2,
says: The Oregon bill has passed the House with
the anti.slavery section. The section goes far be-
You'd the "Wilmot p%roviso," which has been the
great bughear. 1t is the Jefferson proviso as some
call 1t; the Dane proviso as others call it. 1t ex-
uIndes slavery, pelpetually, from the territory and
the States to be carved ou2 of it. The "Wilmot
proViso" does not assume to apply TO States. 1t is
even commended that the ordinance of 1887, which
is now by the House bill extended over Oregon,
could not control States. Illinois, though the ordi
nance excluded slavery from its borders, Asserted
the right of introducing it, aud rejected it by a vote
in her legislature, on grounds of expediency. The
government could not nave enforced the ordinance
against that State. The Supreme Court of the
United States will lake no cognizance of the fun
damentaI law of 1887, which was adopted p,ior to
the constitution, and is not revoked by it. 1t has
stood, politically, as a compromises; and, POLITICALLY
speaking. as a decree of nature and economy"
UWe find the following extraordinary para
graph in the New York Eoening Post of the 2elh
ultimo:
"Me. Stevenson, President of the Baltimore Con.
%vention, has expressed his opinion that Martin Van
Buren, will be the next President of the United
States, either by the people orby Congress-"
This shows The weakness of the present loco
foco nominee: But Mr.. Stevenson is far more mis-
taken in his prediction than the convention was in
its selection. The people or their representatives,
no matter of what party, have too much respectf for
themselves and veneration for the high Office of
CHIEF magistrate, to vote for a man who has prov
ed himself so malicious, deceptive and treacherous
in mis- political opinions. Van Buren, has had his
day of kingly pomp and imposition in the White
House; his star has set in that quarter.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

u The total amount Of outstanding Treasury
notes, of allissues, on the LIST inst, according to the
statement Of the Register Of the Treasury was
1913, 324,289 81.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

The ONLY DoUBTER.-The N. Y. I5ibuue laws
Gen. Taylor's letter accepting the nomination be-
fore its readers without comment, till it can "see
whether it is genuine or correctly transmitted
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

A SUPERIOR LOT Of Old "Bourbon' Wits
key, for sale by =
au14tf. ,a.s ,. .- BRINEGAR.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

Ma. I'd. ALls.-We perceive that this gen
tleman, after an absence Of over two years in Mex
leo. has returned home to enjoy the society of bis
family and friends. Mr. Alis was one of "Blan-
chardis n,en, " who figured 50 conspicuously in the
war, and was Afterwards Postmaster at Vera Cruz
till the evacuation BY our troops. f
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

EIVE HUNDRED LBS. Spanish Whiting;
n 500 lbs Rosin; $50 lbs Venetian Red;
$50 lbs Yellow Ochre; 500 lbs EPSON Salts
for sale by au10 L. C.. THOMAS, Druggist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

From the Ratns.-A telegraphic despatch from
St. Louis, in The Louisville Journal, announces the
arrival of Col. Garland and Major Bryant from
Fort Mann. Twenty-three Indians We're killed in
the engagement between Lieut.. Royalties command
and the Camanches on the 18th June.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

UIt will be perceived BY advertisement tina
"Bnniegsar' offers bis stock ofgoods at a cheap
srate for casA, ias he . about to lay in his fall and
winter supply. That's the place for bargains.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14

UThe new Minister from France, Mr.. Pouis.
sin, arrived in Washington on the LIST. G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
VALUABLE RECIPES
VALUABLE RECIPES.

To ExrRAcT DuRABLE INK.-Rub the
ink stain with . little saLammcnia moist
ened With water.
To KEEP orr MusQtfroEs--A fewdrops
Of the oil Of pennyroyal, dropped on the
hair, clothes, or person, is an effectual re-
mcdy against these little tormentofs. S
10 Remove SrAfNs fRom CorToN AND
LINEN Put y small quantity Of Brim.
stone into an iron vessel, and drop iii 4
live coal Of FIRE ]; having first vet Che stain
ed spot with water, lay the cloth over the
Vessel, so as to let the fumes have full lac.
cess to the stained spot, and it will soon
disappear o. become loose, 50 Is 70 wash
out
To DESTROY RATs AND MlcE-Take
equal quantities Of rye meal and unslack
ed lime, mix them, without adding any
water. Put small quantities in placed in
tested BY the rats; they will devouf II, Be
come thirsty, and the water they viii drfnl
slackens the lime and destroys them
GERMAN YEAsrs The yeast prepared b
the Hungafians win keep whole twelve
month. During the summer season they
boil quantity Of wheaton bran and hop.
IN water; the decoction Ii not long in fef
|mentine, and when this has taken place
| they throw ID 4 sufficient portion Of brar
TO form the whole into = thick paste, which
they work into balls, that are afterwardl
dried BY 1 slow heat When wanted fol
use they are broken ind boiling water Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

To Drv Goods Merchants.

ITHE undersigned would ssspecfully call the
u attention Of Merchants v the article Of
IYARD-WIDES HEETIN06 q SHtRTINGS,
now manufactured BY the atarpers-Ferry and
Shenandoah Manufacturing Company at Har-
pers-Ferry.
he believes the goods Of tkeir Mill 70 be fully
equal 10 any Manufactured h the country, and
therefore soliciis the attention Of purchasers.
The contiguity Of the Milo the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, the Winchester & Potomac Rail-
road, and the Chesapeake q Ohio Canal, win en-
able the undersigned to fill orders for any portion
Of Western Virginia with prompness, and At
less than Baltimore prices. He would ask Mer-
chants to give these goods trial before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Agent for Harpers- Fsyyy 4. Shen .MaA Co,
Harners-EerrY March 1 L ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

|QyHE subscriber having been ippbinied ascnl
~ for he Penn Mutual Life InsdrSnce Com
|pany Of Philadelphia, i now prepaiFdtc receive
applications for Insurance on Livesi & Il on the
mutual tgsiem, without liability hodefef. begond
o. nEno1n. q pl1nl1mA Al l1lGlSof de Con
psny aEt divided annually among tlie INSURED
Ihe prsminms may be paid qnareiiy, semi-an-
|nnalIy OF annually, or one half oEtsle premium
IL note At '12 months Individuias insured in
tlsis Company. become members Of she Corpora
li1n. and vote for Trustees
The rates q Premium with fall participation
n The profits are - low a. any oih{r Institution
II this country, and lower than any d tie English
Companies win only a portion Of The pro6ts.-
AZ this Is subject not generally understood,
have provided myself with largo number Of
pfospeeius'so the Company which qhlly explains
The mode Of operation, advantages, kafefy Of the
Institution and rulesof premium, Which viii be
happy 70 furnish % any one whomat feel any in
ierest on the subject
sJannarx % iale sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

THE advertiser being about 10 embark In
Il other business, is desireus Of disposing ol
decidedly one Of the best country stands for 4
Store in the county of Jefferson. Any one wish
ing to engage in the mercantile business can pro
cure a good stock, with stofe-house and dwell
ing attached, on reasonable terms Application:
should be made early. Immediate possession
viii be given.
Enquire Of tle Printer.
March III. ls4s-SD;rit conn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
The Farmer's Friend.

HyHE undersigned begs leave to return his
IL thanks to those old and tried friends who
have so long patronized the shop at present un-
der his management, and would say to them, that
for the future, il shall have more claims than e
yer for their support As to his work. It has stood
the test heretofore, and it cannot nor shall not in
the future, be beat for durability price or neat
ness. Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarows, Ploughs,
Harrows, and in short every thing belonging 70
his line, shall be made or repaired, to order, al
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
UNDERSTANDING thatsome ofmy neighbors have
made reduction i'd certain kinds of work,
would say to my friends and the public that will
not be outdone in price whilst hare g a shot in
- ''s- ALFRED oBANNoN.
II Timber and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchage for work, a.Hcash prices.
A,r,h A faAo-ff sss5 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
RemoYaI,

TIME undersigned has removed his Confec-
u tionary aud Grocery Establishment to the
house recently occupied by Mr.. John Brook as .
saddlers shop, one door east Of Mr.. Carriers Ho-
tel, where he has just received fresh supply o.
Groceries and COME dictionary,
which he win sell at very low rates, for cash
He respectfully solcits call from the public, as
surfing them that he win sell as low as any othel
house in the county. :
N.B-I would take or genteeI Boarders.
JOSHUA RILEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

On &C Iorn q SleP.efas'O'eh,J
FOR SALE
rTvHE undersigned win sell At private sale,
u TWO HOUSES q. LOTS on the Main
Street, In the town Of Shepherdstown, now in the
occupancy Of james Shepherd.
Tie two lots are adjoining, and upon one Il
II Comfortable Dwelling.
with all Out-bnildings, and a number Of the
ehoicesf Fruit Trees And on the other Is q large
CABINET SHOP, which can be used for that
purpose, or converted into . fine store or school
room. The terms. which win be easy. win be
made known by application to either Of the UNI
defsigned Possession given on the first day Of
April. 1873. VIM. SHORTT,
WIN. B. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
FOR RENT.

HlHE House occupied BY Mr.. James McDan-
IL iel is for rent; the Basement Story Of
which is large and suited for School or other
public Room, and win be rented separately il
desired.
Possession given on the LIST of April
March A. 1913. BENZ. TOMLINSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

LARGE MEErNc OF LADIES' meeting
ofthe Order Of United Daughters Of Tenn.
perance, IN the Chinese Museum at Phila.
delphia, on Monday, Is rid 10 have been
one Of the largest meetings Of females
ever held In that city, not less than 600
being present. The objects bfi The Order
are very benevolent, to assist each other
in sickness or distress, obtaining proper
employment, SO. The meeting Was ad.
dressed by several gentlemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

EII lIll.e . ) D.cr1s pflK& C1o19 coullt 4
- /.|.UtI. rrc1cn1t<I - ~ II1l l11 ~ n,
L4.1I. I1I1 6 BE c1n.1cf H<sFrl. hc. -
Le.[sl ~ ol11'1 ~ y I'D - - Flcmise>
9 9; ;'sFs'. a. ! - ,'sei Z
tc IS Acres,
a 5,I.r1p9 coz1,I. Va. he'olsi1g . - keir, q.
I.'1 l111 H1lI.tt and pnchasc1 b. him q
~ y: 3 LalskaI q public sale. n two sections
80 10 - 1crcl c1<k Dcoii 81 which ale "
CORDED = ~ 0I1fkb One o. yeleEon. Tbe
40 Ion1s ofe eoel q Dc 6kcnanioah River. and
n,'oi1 lhe lands q n. T. 0pic. John Clip
at11oe EIIIo1, &c PARIS q them are cleared
~ 1Ilzo|c. and the balance covered win yalna
fTks 1ali lands vilI Be sold nliorclher. q Il
tap parceI1, q = smaller l0is = may suii p1r.
ct1eefa nDd be BET FOR he interest 81 said hcis
N IttNtlf Sd, Win g one third 81 tie puf-
<41.sI1oney q ka1d ana ne balance n one and
80 Icll1-the Purchassn giving DcEdsaf Tfptt
49, - IIcI'ID1o y 6lclFc - Ic(eIt1 pa1.
nsr. q &c tislr 2 y r,slinel l1ti ~ ihe pr
- -. WM b. 7HoMtsoE. /
~ EFKnETI HE9KETT,
Gvpnieipa1rs # Cenrf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
CharlestoWn AcademY.

CharleSt0Wn Academy
TIME ensuing term in this Institution win
il commence on Wednesday the 18th Of Feb
ruary next, and continue Eve montiss-T EAcHER,
Mr.. JOHN J. SANBORN.
TUITION:
English Department go per Gnnnm.
Classical q Mathematical 33l do.
Thorough instruction given, not only in the
mon education, but alsoin the Latin and Greek
Languages. and the higher Mathematics, to any
required extent.
II Pupils from a distance accommodated
with board on reasonable terms
None admitted except those who engage 10
continue from the day Of admission till the close
of the session. For the Trustees,
N. s. WHITE,
JAN 10 l647-3m Secretary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
The Great Attraction In
CharleStoWn Is the
NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING
EMP 0RIwWs

~ NV xeeUtc - 4V0WestH NC AAfsODttSSu
A SH & CO., from Baltimore, respectfully
N announce 70 the citizens Of Charlestown
and the public generally, that they have opened q
Clothing Emporium in the Store Room on Main
Street, formerly occupied by Mr. s. II. Allemong
where they viii be constantly supplied with
READYMADE CLOTHING
OF every description-such as Goats, Cloaks
Pants, Vests, Sc, together with Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, &C. They are also supplied with
Leather and Hair Trunks, Carpet Bags Um
brellas, Gloves, Stocks, Scarf, Cravats, Shirts
Bosoms Collars Drawers, Handkerchief Com
forts, &c. &C.
Having a wholesale establishment in Bali
more, embracing all the articles here enumerated
they are enabled 10 compete with, and UNDER
SELL, any other establishment come from wha
quarter Il may and would assure the people O
jefferson that greater BARGAINS were neve
told Of in this day and generation, than are to b,
met with at their establishment
The great saving 10 purchasers will Be mani
fest to an who call. They again assure the pub
lie that they win sell every thing in their line 70
less money than such articles can be procured
elsewhere. ASH & CO.
charlesiown, March 4, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

SUMNER IN THE SouTH.-A planter Of
ST. Mary's, La, sends the editor Of the
Planters Banner, halfa-dozen ducumbers
and remarks 10 I send YOU halfa-dozen
oucumbers to show how advanced the sea
son is. Strawberries are turning their
color andare what the ladies consider quite
ripe okra plants are nearly foot high,
and cane = month ahead Of last season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

A remarkable &c occnrreaE once. II A
E1glish c01rt "A t1ilN1s I3f1shi 81 Ill
heir q lau, 10 fcc1lc< t6s>ebSi6n 81 81
csist6 Of Which he deIos1 SIT Id been e,
xerl yesrS y possessio6 q kIIeeatee ~,
der 5 will pprportinG 3 hare ksen s1sEp'
TED e1lne I|Ieen years ~ 'if6 % death N
the testklor This vas ALLEGED 81 The
cIainnntto " I fbtgerY. lns1pport a. ID,
: Fery aged nan, Who had kesl sicnsfj q
the tcstator, and WHOSE name Appeared
ppon The VII = = witness = sexecolio1,
vas produced = the trinI ard ,c<amincd
His appearance uas rcicf4blS and his
testimony, Was 60 clear and positive, fkal
4 wrought 6onYictioa - tkss minds Of
judge and jury, and ercn q the chin.
ants counsel n Ne c6orsos ~ 1 long
and rigorons cro1 or1r'nnfi6n, no NJ
fs1ins, 10 skGllUw - "a al con,xxlic.
ton, could be elected. At leneth be
mentioned circumstance which the
DEFENDANTS counsel said would put al
doubt at rest The testator, when be uiit
his seal to the will, had placed upon the
parchment silver six penny piece, and
covered it with the wax and tae counsel
broke the wax and produced the5coin. The
Judge was about to call upon the jury for
an immediate verdict in favor Of the defen+
dant when the plaintiffs counsel, who had
been closely scrutinizing the coin, starting
suddenly up, saidSthe will was indeed I
forgery, called the judges attention to the
date stamped upon it, which MD Of year
long subsequent to the date 81 the will
The old witness fell back, was taken out Of
the court room, and died in tho course Of
the next day,
i Miss Edgeworth has introduced thisinci.
dent almost verbatim in ons q her novels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

There is no error SO crooked, but it hail,
in il some lines Of truth. Nor Is any poi.
SON 80 deadly, that il serveth mot some
wholesome use.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Wheat e Corn Wanted.

wheat e Corn Wanted.
TIME subscribers are anxious 10 purchase any
~ number Of bushels Of Wheat and Corn, for
which they viii pay the highest cash price onde-
livery. Or, if the farmers prefer Il, they viii
haul il ffem their Barns Is they keep teams for
that purpose. Farmers look 10 your interests,
and give rs call before you dispose Of your
produce, NJ H Az w. MOORE.
Old Furnace. Jefferson Co, Vail
Feb. S, 1897.
6 r. Plaister, Salt Fish, Tar, SC, always on
hand, 10 exehange with the Farmers for their pro
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Containing 800 Acres.


A--ILL-A- - - S9-l1if
containing eleven rooms The
Outbuildings consist Of q Smoke
konsc, negro houses, stabling. &C
There & Z great variety Of
Choice Fruit
growing and yielding upon the es-
tate, besides every variety Of OEa- -ss
menf1i Ttsu growing IN the yard. vs
The Dwelling commands Z beautiful view o
sthe Blue Ridge and North Mountains, and u
very healthy, but few cases Of sickness having
ever occurred arising from lis local situation. y
The land 4 81 The besi limestone. From It's loca-
ton,-being conyenientto all the Improvements,
- that all the produce raised upon the farm can
beeasiIy conveyed to market 1t little expense
this estate d one Of The most desirable in the
sonniy.
This land can Be divided into two farms, Civ
~ both wood and water 70 each.
The subscriber respectfully invites call from
hose dcsirous Of purchasing land, As he is pre-
pared 70 accept price that would make the pur-
chase available Investment, even As specula-
ton, 70 any disposed % engage In such an enter.
prize. To gentleman Of fortune who desires 9
country residence. and opportunity isnow afford.
d rarely 70 b met with.
WIN. +. WASHINGTON.
Near Charlestown, jefferson Cow
Nov 70 1a1f TX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

Al elephz1t died not lonr s;nce Il
England, which Was ons bundled year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Valuable jefferson Land
FOR SHE.

HlHE suhscriber being DESTROYS o. removing
y % he Sodth, Offers Tor sale his
Valuable Landed Eslafe,
s(lke Sea- u Justice for Jefferson county, Ya..)
within kaIfa mile Of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Railroad, and the Smiih6eld and HarPers-
Ferry Turnpike, and also within four miles Of
Kenieyh Depot on The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad,
Containing 600 Acres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
There are 2l9 places Of religious Wof
ship in the city Of New York.

A good mana real G hristian--seldom
sees defect in his neighkor. A pure
lake reflects the beautiful sky, the clouds,
and theyoverhanging trees, but when itis
riled It reflects nothing that Is pure. A
bad man real capitalization see:
a good trait in the character Of his neigh
Dor. An imperfect glass reflects nothing
correctly, but shows its own deficiency
A perfect mirror refeots nothing but
bright and pure images. ]