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From Hunts Merehants' Magazine.
Traits OF Trade.-Failures. aH

II has been estimated that nDs-tenhs of the mer
chants in this country fail at least once 10 course Of three
yesTs devoted 10 mercantile pursuits. Why ths calcula
uon s applied only TO this profession IS not APPARENT Tor
II s not too strong statement 10 make that nnetenths OF
the whole industrial population oil The United States fa
in OF their lives The merchant stands 10 The
foremost rank in all business operations. II there 10
shpwreck fire. fraud he s the first TO su0er and fA
The custom OF The world with such unfortunate ones
lake from them all the le that Is left tread them On
der foot, close the ranks lhem and rush onward in
the pursuit. OF The attempting gain Let the same usage
be applied 10 all classes and ranks of men, and who
would escape The deul fate Let the mercantile rule Of
payment the day the hour with without grace
be enforced general rule and, in default thereof
assignee be appointed and administration commenced.
Under such circumstances. the petty glider Tho stands
OF courageous he derdes, may consult the annals Of
bankruptcy bis hearts content and welcome, II il sf
lords him any satisfaction, The farmer who has lived
upon the expectant crop, which the summers Drought
has curlaed, here finds favorable extension 10
other but his isrm and uisnse must De brought
10 the hammer The mechanic who. from III bealth OF
accideat withdrawn from bis trade. would surely 6nd
a euccessor in his place The physician who sh0NA
neglect to coec, his fees would lack phyie 10 psess-
cute his practice. The clergyman. with his forty
pounds delayed, would find an undoub,sd opportunity 10
practice Of the virtues, the theory Of which be u
supposed to understand. In short The rule would pros
s all excepting ne s30"si m 10 o. he ,ss ~oo wno i've on
Notwithstanding the large majority of men who. in the
pursuits OF wealth. fall victims 10 false legislation. the
abrupt change OF political policy, TO hre, Hood and
faise to fraud and peslence, or 70 any other oil
the legion OF ever lying wait In the merchants
CAREER il the habit Of the world look upon his fate
~ more OF less xnomnious This fac, seems often to
spur the sensitive merchant te reckless madness.
His honor. his integrity, are a stake He sees he own
elevated position filled by another. His friends, his
neishbors look eold!y upon him, OF pass oy w,'n1G.
recognition His wife and children are sIsnted, MS
home with all its treasured associations, v'oasea-
himself, after life Of incessan toll known 20 70 Uner
rstyea IN : woskhouse or madhonse. The mortal who
iaeks charity for such most richly deserves the
zane hagcal fate. ,,-L4l.,. u 81 -L..o.s
.t.o ~, s that il the very natsrc of business oper
a,ionsthey are to occur TO very large proportion
enrare I'd herein that there is, ultimately. no great evil
that there should be ignomny attached 10 such
misfortune; and that OF oil living men in the world
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NEW GOODS NEW HOODS.~~WM H. STAMFORD
or side Of Psnnsyyani. under Gads
hys Hotel from the North, and opening
well Essitsh fcods
casserss snd vee Of the Iates style and importation all Of
fashionable
short notice and pob price fof cash 70 psnc
tua time He this opportunity hts
thanks hts friends public for their liberal
hereoe bestowed and soc's connuatios and
NJ the executed with
nd deApateh. IL
furnishing eoods.
Sep M-QawTuA6auf
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MORE Il GALLAGHER, IRON Founders and maau-
u Of Wrought Rafting, Ridge sad
Broad street, Philadelphia make order Iron railing o cemetees
grounds Also all kinda of
mental and architectural work. :
respectfully The attention Of the ciissSs Of
Wnshrson asd vlcirtv 10 railing enclosing The Lafayette
This Specimen drawings sent persons dsssous Of
making selection
Oct 5-s00mos
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L. LEWIS attorney law Of deeds for Virginia
~ Dissct Of Columbia, and general contnu~s to
collect all claims the general especially pensions
Of all knds OF pensions, and spended Claims
receiving husbands did under
Of 1928 l62a, guaranty the paid
o husbands.
To the widows OF those officers and soldiers who were cut ca
pensions marrying 6Oo will pensions for
life, &C OF February. 1883
To orphan been enjoying hvs years.
half pay July 1885, July o4s and February ie%e
he viii coatnuancs OF said hsfay for fire years more
Of February, 1883.
All marnes and sailors who served
Mexico l~46 esa Arctic expedition
ut~A psy.
Fees In ali moderate and charge in Of the
widow and orphan unless successful.
Ne naen h,m,e that his long residence Washuston
bereo great Aciics In the collection Of all
claims.
Unnecessary respectfully the and members Of
Congress from Virginia and TeIas. Address, -
=. l.. LEWIS
Oct lG-5coddAcp Washington, d. o.
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= s~ The steamer OsCROLA will, on the 2sh sepscm
fRkhaue her, running regularly 70 me above
MA place leaving Washington every sunday, A. .
O'Clock, p.
She WIN touch regularly rny and returning u Leonardown ~
Marys RIVER Cone hver and ths usual landings ON s
Psomsc fcr signals land.
Passnse and freight the usual rates. .~ .n,,,,,
Sept a--eodf Captain.
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T II. THOMpAON Merchant Tailor, havtsg rsrs~ved
the ciy Of Baltimore would modify hs friends and the pshlc
rssnbltshment No. V2, between st.
Psns north side Samuel
sons cuisr where he hes speUad assoent on ccn
csmere and which he viii make :" ovdev tor hc low
possisDe prices, and In his style Of eegnscs
Sep 7-No4watif
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NEW &RalvAL or FAN ana winter 0oods.--Ths sub
s. s :% xo ss % % %
and dsss sscck Of orssn and daec dry goods Their
who may vcs " with CALL few Of the leading articles will
ns s s. ;,ss.ss ~ s;ss:sss 4. s.,:. A.. ..,
ass nsas md large D''id', price. ranging from IS
= piscss light evening dresses
70 DO sapsrnns a quality beautiful eau. designs
DARK d., enS'.ens choice shade.
90 s .s :s.ss Z. sS s. q ssss: sss ss,.
25 black Gro do Rhine and Pout dc Sole, very
10 esy pS .fp popn. q ~s ssssy o
rs do plain slacs and Pou do sos fine, heavy and glossy,
pieces black Turk and Turk Ottoman satin.
80 80 Hs,, Hss s, ss.s s ,ss s: .. 10" price
% do very ayaderc robes only article In this
Plain figured, and striped Swiss rsrIsion musins
40 pieces Lapius best French mernos and cashmsres
20 DO ass Lyons:s and Psr.ns.ss oohs, % nch shades
% % liya. and dark plain p! moa..sInss ;ss.
40 do figured mousss'ines and Cashmere de Cosse
lo 90 from lak ssn!. . Is beautiful patterns
q do DO sui pi.d., suitable ssr drs..s.
70 do do scotch and gaia paids, for boys and msses'
10 do do cIolh paaids, for boys and misses
IN BLACK GOODS.
10 pieces Lupins best black bombasns $
y do medium prices, very nne quality
20 do do do from " 4 to Hx cents
lopeces black French mernos and cashmeres.
10 DO fine aud medium black mousseiines, all wool
10 do all wool halt mourning do
~ do low prices, from l9x 70 Is cents
10 do fine black French merinos
70 DO nas medium Fr:nch and P.r.msas cleth.
10 do fine black Gro do Rhine Pou dc Sole shades sua
BILE for mourning #EaH aa
a5 pieces neat figured and plain caiicoes
Black love wells and handkerchies
Collars chemiscs sleeves, silk and Kid gloves
English and Italian grapes bordered handksrchisfs
IN LINEN GOODS.
10 pieces superior and 1914 table damasks
10 do from 37K to 62k cents per yard
do IIuckabsck towelling all pure linen
30 do tine scotch and Scotch bird eye do
so do real scotch and German, warranted pure
100 dsmask napkins, from 81 so to % 50 dozen
40 do very fine bird-cye
500 do Russia all linen and price
rs do coored bosdcred towels and dOyhes
Doylies, crash, German roll, and TickcabcV
pieces pillow and linen sheeinss
10 rounds tine Irish linens oil pure Richardson's aud B'cke
sca.c. nns .hiring eo,tons, good and durable
do s. TO- and l24 cotton sheetings
Fine blue, black, and fancy cloths
Fine black and fancy cassimercs
fIne sstin, sik, purh, and velvet vesings
Black snd fancy silk csavais and neck ties
Blk and woolcn undcrshirts and drawers
Ladies' silk snd meins
25 beautiful Psrsan ciosks
10 very superior long cashmere shaws
10 long and square, medium quality
Is printed. embroidered, and plain Thibet do
10 very richly embroidered Grape shswm
40 very plain and embroidered do
l5q nac bay State and Wsaesoo plaid long do
Black n coiored 4 Maniila veveu
Various shades OF cloth coskns
20 pieces plain and printed josey nannels
And every kind Of goods usually kept In our line
We soici call from all who search
goods make quick and small prof
It's MAGRUDER CALVERT
oct4-3,aw2w
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OAAA0E AED ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
49, CHANCE OF HOURS.
SflH -

nv ~ amer Thudsy 1885, daily (sanAay
csos1 viii b. this road ssresaby ths following
suaAGSosnt; NHE t.ffs .
sn tyr Warspion and intermediate ponts will
q IL e'ssck,
Rstssnins Wanenton quarter past O'Clock D. m,
arriving In Aexasdra Al before O'Clock, NJ.
nnn from Cupeper Alexandria
es.s cspspM ~ o'clock, arriving AeIandra ioX
Cuipspes at * o'ctosk. p. m. tfN ms ss.I1-#
Aiiy Gordousvls Culpeper
cosnexion with The this and ths Virginia roads
5rs+ss7 rnHousn
To 0Os6ensvlle. 50
0esuuSa 80
O0
No. Winchester ...,.............
PW ee1ss, w. d. BROCKETT. AGENT
oel4-1d
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NJ A. Tyson Dlsterp' Seminary for Young IAdbes,
an sereet u,essw and eemsh,
tntou, D. Co boarding and day pupiis
THE fourteenth Of this ntoa opened the
September quarter senior department, S2
Junior SO, Primary es Drawing - French by Prof Rsu
80; Music, 4ia u SIS
Pupils boarded either weekly 80 and ok dol
lars quarter further particulars see crcu'An the pnci
pal bookstores seminary
Oct l5-eodil5Dee
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS prosecute claims ofcvey description
against government,
bounty and. extra and aesraFn
pay They buying and selling Of real estate the
renting houses cocns bssiness They will also
furnish pavee information they de-
Chasges will
once street. Immediately opposite wnders Building, Wash
insson ID. G.
lion. James C. Dobbin Secretary Of the Navy
Hon. Jefferson Davis, secrsary Of War
Ntchoas Csiian ESQ President Common Council.
John M. McCatis, Attorney at Law
James n. Caustn, esq.
w. e. R>ddai, STATE Department.
Sept 0s-dffAcp
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NANPETlNG, Floor OtlclOths. Curtain Mate ialst
kcThe subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of house
keepers the following list OF and desirable furnishing goods
which will " offered the most accommodating TERMS viz
2,5Do yards English velvet carpeting very rich
2,5OO do exuA-snper Brussels caTpcting
1000 do do tapestry do
1000 do super three ply carpeung
5000 do do two-py do
5000 do medium and low priced carpeting
$500 ~, 3-4, and Venetian do
5000 do 81 6-4, l0-4, IL 4, and 1874 printed drusge
800 do printed stair druggets Ht #s
$40 do Oicluths, for steps
50 dozen brass stair rods, assorted sizes &
sheets styles door oicioth which will be cut 10 lit
$50 sheets ~, 50 6, 8 81, and 1874 oicloths, low
prcad
+ loo yards bert quality Cocoa matings
as extra rich chenee rugs
$50 tuted rugs assorted sizes and qualities
$50 yards German furniture oc0ths, Ac.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, SUCH As
sWorsted damasks, double widths, all colors
Union damasks, new styles, and very rich
French casbnereu and chiDlxea ##
White and buff shade linens, with suitable fixtures
Very rich lace curtains, In sets
Very rich muslin curtains, in
Embroidered curtain mnslns, per yard
Brass window corniccs with fixtures a4
Centre and side rope, and tnssels
Curtain gtnps Of ali widths aud coloTs
Together with full assortment Of bed blankets
Linen and coiOn sheetings
Damnsk liable cloths, dAnask napkins
DamaFk and diaper towels and toWellng
Marselles and other bed quilts and c0untsrpanes
Tabe and piano covers &C.
Oct 6--3taw4wf uOOE, BROTHER, D co.
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GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURrN0 COMPANY.-In
u community general assembly Of virgAa In
the Great Falls Manufacturing compsny passed May
receiving subscriptions hs capital stock Of the said
Manufacturing Company will be opened Saturday,
will the said 9Th
day 18th Of October nusive from the hour
Of Of O'Clock, Tho said
and under the direction Of the foiown
F
Al the Clerks Once Fairfax Henry w Thomas
Love, Hall Nelson Alfred Moss Bensmin THORNTON
Joshua &. Gunne, o. w. Hunt Richard H.
CockeriIc, John r. Carpenter.
Aexanda Virginia. Bank of the Old Dominion CAseiss
Lee, William Smith, James Mckenzie, Sidney Tcbs George
W. b. Rarsay, Edward eangster.
Vim Dickey, South Lowell Al the Great Fas
James Crombie. John 0unnel
Sydney ebb James Sherman, John W. Well, Spencer D.
Ba, Richard Hrs, ira v ilisms and John Turner
b. Banking Housc Corcoran Rigs
WIN Corcosan John w. Msury, and John Carroll Br,nt
Al Georgetown, g., the Of Dr. o. NJ Linthcum o.
Linhcum Il. NJ Linhcum John King
Al Rockville Maryland the csrhs Office of Montgomery
j. q. H~nnins VIM Thompson, OF r. Richard j. Bowie John
,'''7T 'Es THOA AZ G. ZONES,
HAIL NELSON,
THOMAS r. LOVE-
u. N. BALL,
Sep T-otawtishoc Commissioner
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JOS H. ADAMS, Jr CO., having been Gently the en,
of
snec In The pofesssu funsh pa
and estimates for buildings o all kinds up
p4rtiss intending 20 build sF
Persons desiring build
aud wishing combine good economy utility viii
mud u W their iaeTost 10 exsiaiDe lIAeir plAns.
They viii furnish drauyht copies plans every
description with any connected with their profession
that may be obtained from departments. Nf
They will also particular preparing plans
specifications fvr patents.
I6-e0lm I 4 \ f
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1 NEW THING KnTiRELY.--Ths mes, .s,ons,ing per

A N&Ss AhANN RuVtAk1Lx.--Thc NEST aseOnsliing
II fomsnce heard Of Barrels nkiaa kess descriptions
cooper work. made and finished defect, tight
smooth enough TO varnish. snurey BY machinery. 4
The timber 10 taken the boA following.
a wuh sh Of uniform dressed perfectly
and outside ofs unom thickness with perfect
each having ~ wopoonate bse according 10 m width aud the
srenx " each fully tested the cask howeed, chamsed,
cIoasc u beads turned aud The whole prepared for the hopping
IN manner perfect nsh
We challenge the world produce the equal and that the
nom TWO hundred to three hundred day each machine
ls process casks Be made om M smaes whitehead
tho lAfyest csk In al Of which
rAnted 10 bold tbs subtle uid packing
any description Of goods In machinery make
imperfect article s fault e1cisstrey tho timber.
Persons deyous Of purchasing c right this machinery
subscter ashngton city d. c. proprietor
patsntee. ALLAN POLLOCK.
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:
F Embrosdsrtss, sc.
WE aks pleasure calling ladies
Is dozen clear lawn hssdksrchiea
i 90 90 Ss%.s;iiessa sa.s;Iss 30 30
70 do chemissts
i i ss ss ssissss.sss ssas':s ;ss,s: sleeve.
% caa,br'c- banded collars
. % % fs'sa saSs 90 90
ss sss:: %srassi sss a:s,as .ssss
$50 csmbic and swis. bands a.
rs very handsome embroidered skirts
know them 70 be very chsap md desirable 4, = ..
Octs-lm Corner Penn. avenue and Tin street.
CIsE PAALOK AND CHAMBER FUHNITURE.-on On
large ssmsn Of superior furniture or parlors and chamOsrs
mahogany ieis-atess French Broche
Large castor and parlor chairs match
Mahogany and walnut
SsI q aud o.
Some besafa cottage chamber sets, black sesn brown and
Fine nahos.ny and oval wardrobe.
men, complete al which viii b' sold very reduced
Of silk, merno ambswos shaker nanns and large
assortment on hand at reasonable prices n.s 4 .spx
Gsnemsns Furnishing Store, Avenue, * street.
MEIERE Professor Of tn. French Spanish and German
~ Avenue House, Mrs Dayiss between Az aud 9Th
Streets Pennsyvania avenues south side.
Oet6-tf B4rtw eat stE n aatFEF
@ OK nm WORTH OF now goods. embracing every
p00UUU Of sionabs foreign aud domestic dry goods
will be sold reduced Tor cash. Persons wish
purchase will well 10 call Stock which
comPstc know offer tie very best induce
nents. I
YERBY, TEBBs, VERIFY.
I TTIIOGRAPHY-Thc undersigned have in with
their establishment photographic printing Office, and
orders checks, dras bills
X circulars, &c. A Hrff fNstt
Specimens application at the
COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
tMs Ilth stx doers north Of Penn.
Of Hall, ia and i76 Pearl street, New York.
Oct v-3taw6w
DLANKETs QUILTS, 6sc.-We have now in store
ID 400 blankets, all grades
SO Marsclios aud Aiendse quilts
bic ch~d and brown cotton shcelDgs
10 do linen shsehngs
10 do pillow slip cotson
100 dozeA damask napkins
900 do tOwsls, all grades
Y0 pairs table damask
With stock OF house furnishing dry goods In
YERBY TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
Octe-u Penn and TN street
q.
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NEW FALL GOODs-The subscribers beg leave nvi,. the
and the public generally
Of foreign and domestic fancy ard staple
and approaching seasons-such ~
X pieces style plaid siks
broeHdc slks
IL do supeaivcly rich brocade silks
is do shades plain do
20 do checked and striped do
Is do figured, styles -
10 very rich hounced robes
- pieces btocade black do
~ do pan black Gro de Rhine do
do heavy ottoman sstins
Is bonnet ssuns VI every shade
so quality masceiines all coors
50 do hne French meriaos, all cosrs
do do do mousselnes de lsine
% do do do Cashmere d'ecosse
do do Cashmere pnids, new styles
plaid silks
do entirely style satin de chimes
10 do wAiered Irish poplins
IS do Lyooese, superhne, Of every shade.
eudcss OF other dre goods which they
eel m unnecessary enumerste.
Ao French styles collars, chemi
SETS sleeves cus handkehief nouncngs bands, swiss and
cambric insertings and edrinsr, Ac
and other real lace col
b~hes for dreses, embvoder
Honeop vaenccnnes and other
thread and edslngs, OF every Width 40
All other and desirable goods,
viii upon make the Inherent Of
HooE, BRO. co.
NBoa in the furnishing department. much
larger scale than heretofore, is how compsesa - -.
Sept 20-3sw4wn IT,, bho, CO.
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Georgetovwn Female Seminary, 1sOrxetown, D. q.
HIS Institution open and In full opeaon The course Of
study very thorough and practised Tbs principal saPen
lends all study and assisted BY the best and
ecient The seminary the vSy hnsst ID
wbo wish daughters under watch
(u and parental attention.
Boarding English branches 42oo per session
- months French, musc drawing, nc. extra.
Day pupils ffom o TO ~ per quarter Of II weeka
Circulars and catalogues be had application 10 the pr
cpal.
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
aept Ie-awdkcp rstarl PnsctrA
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view GOODS. New store.
0ONN BROTHER have just opened large and handsome
stock furnishing goods the corner Of Ninth and
Ave doors p0rth Of Cseeu Co.'S the Of
rcnnsyvania and Ninth They fitted the
handsome e and having large sales they
Determined full aud complete stock OF wanted
for furnishing house complete Persons furnishing may
sued finding The goods cheap found elsewhere
with great saving Of m uoube and ve1ation in dealing
ny We name 6Eaf H4 Ysts19 hs AEa t.H.
Psor consisting Of sofas chairs and handsome
chsfs, Of rosewood mahogany and walnut, covered with
suit the taste OF purchasers
Chamber consisting bedstead 4chas sssnk dress
bureau wardrobe and eapoy colors Of solid
wood, 0f"ak, walnut and mahogany
Aso detached bed,
mors. plated soods, China, glass and crockey ware,
wood and lapapned cutlery, &c in fact, for pso
chamber, dindk room, hail. and kitchen, will find all
lglE.t.
particulars refer catalogues which comprise
list Of every Kind OF goods We keep. "a #
wanting goods in our line invited aud they
assued Of aad goods and dealing Remember
from Pennsylvania
building granite 'front.' and known ss 0dsons
building Nt
DONN BRO. continue the cid store, Pennsylvania
between 10Th and llth streets.
Oct ll-eo3t2w
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Tickets ei0-hsves e5-quartcrs q 50.
Ceru6caes Of packages OF IS whole tickets, Siio
do
DO do 25 quarter do u
Oras for tickets and shares and certificates Of
splendid lotteries will prompt
Of each drawing will be Immediately asS
o s who order from !
Address - BUcKEY,
Dsr Wilmington, Del.
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!, BUIyT, nurseryman, Darby Road, PhAlAdslphia
has extensive stock Of evergsca fruit and ornamrna uee
garden psn rern vines opsaied
eyes, garden and fewer eds The stock the complete
ard n perfect order.
Catalogues supplied 10 prepaid applcsns 80 ,,
Oct I5--d6s eH ~ Chestnut street, Philsdephis-
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Sep -a.awtlsthoc
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Orders and share, and cefcas Of packages in the
above splendid will receive prompt aention
draw iuy will be Immediately aer
all who order from me.
Address J. BUCkEf, Agent,
af wilmington, Delaware.
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tSor ths Literary ssho
Love One Another.

In educating the mind and heart,
there is one principle Of our nature too
much neglected. That is, love one to
the other, or mutual affection, an interest
in each others happiness, deep sympa-
thy for tho we'll being of all our race.
Until this faculty Of our nature is better
attended to, no very great advancement
in society will be accomplished. For
men must learn to look out Of them
selves for motives of action. They must
be made to feel that there are interests
of Importance in the world beside their
own, or, perhaps better expressed by
saying that man must be made to see
that his own happiness is best promoted
by promoting that Of others. For in
stance, pay the printer we'll and he will
give us good paper give the minister
a good support and he can devote all his
energies to his calling, and will give us
good sermons.
Pay the mechanic well and he will do
bis work faithfully, for when he sees you
interested in his we'll being he will be
interested in your welfare, and so with
all classes of men; for like begcts like,
love begets love, confidence begets con-
6dence. Let this principle Of our nature
be universally cultivated and practised
as it ought to be, wars and tumnlts
would soon cease. Backbiting and evil
speaking, and jealousy would all pass
away, to be forgotten forever. Peace
and harmony would reign throughout
the entire community. This course of
procedure would do more for the eleva-
ton of mankind than all other measures
that may be devised. For if we cul-
tivate the intellect merely, man may be
naught but an intellectual devil. But
if his heart is cultivated SO that love to
God and love to man predominate, then
he is just what society needs. May the
affection Of the heart be duly cultivated, f,
however much intellect there may be,
let the heart preponderate and all is
well. CAROLINA Mills.