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Sept 27-d3
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

August &c, 1884,
Nouce hereby given following
stocks Of the United States prepared
chase time between the No
vember portions those aggregate
in the and hereinafter
toned,
In of contingent competition within The amount stated
preference viii be The order Of which
be offered The certificates, duly
States the who
be transmitted this Department. the receipt
price viii be paid compounded OF the following particulars:
The par value, specified certificate.
premium the stock OF the of
Juy 1885, redecmahle November a. 1856 of
stock of the loan authorized by the 1872
cenher 1862, OF III
the acts Of el7 and lse and redeemae
December, 1857 and the per
and on the stock Of the loan authorized
deemahe on The 3s Of 1854 Commonly csca The Texan
indemnify Sper cent.
Interest the of from the July,
1884, the Treasury
allowance flor the reach the owner
ia addition.
Treasurer Of
the United saos, the Boston, York
Philadelphia, the parties may direct
certificate Will OF this MOTTO,
which shall actually Treasury on before The
said day Of November merit.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug H-droNovh Secretary Of the Treasury.
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SALES TO-DAY.
BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auet,en.sr.

BY }. Z. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
EACELLENT FURNITURE AND EoUsrHoIu ErrECTS
al public suetionon Thursday morning September ssxh
Al 10 ocock Of Mr. ,nrth
between Delaware avsAae and sbsl se
furniture and household enects,
Mahogany hair seat sofa
DO
DO root tAhles am. min
Excellent spring lounge, ckers
Three ply ssd ingram
Csneseat oak od6ce cottage chairs
Hat rack, stair yes
French and cottage bedsteads,
Feather beds boses zsd pillows, spring mattress
Walnut dressing plain bureau.
WaIdrobes, wushstands, toilet seis
Mahogany dining and breakfast tsLes
superior refrigerator, cook and
Buffers uay, China, glass, * efy ware
Radiators and aiTighi
Together with an sxcsiem
nc above furniture il an nearly
Terms SIS and UNDER cash credit n two apo
Iouf months satisfactorily
sIhe hossc Inquire premises or OF the
Aent 3SoV. JAs c. MCGUIRE,
Dep Aucuoncsr.
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By GREEN q SCOTT. A-cuoneer..

HANDSoME NEW TV.O-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, WITH
~ sno at and lot at auction On Friday, the spth
lAn we hnAu sell front Of O'Clock,
handsome frame house with basement and attic
snd tne 'ot on witch being Of lot No. s.
ns oi fquae No 5i5 New York between
M and a The house contains eight good and
and side alley.
Terms Onehd cash balance H. le, and "a monhs
bearing interest from the of sale deed
deed OF trust taken. Title ndispuinble
GREEN SCOTT,
Sept 27--da Aucuoneers.
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.Ssoere Storm at Galse.,on.
by GtKAN & SCOTT. A.cuons.r..

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
PA"" ioe ssoa and cover, at aacionOn Tuesday,
oeiaeef We shah SELL at 10 O'Clock, redencs
seeming housekeeping, The
pemino sacnEs ths formerly Sect on
isui lSui
eeiNhi anu nearly
MahosSuy eivans, lounge and king chair
Inc walnut, piurh Gothic chairs
Mahogany marbIe-top son
- DO centre, -ang, and tables
FINE mabogxDy-cnse forte, made
ociases, Of fine tone and fouch nearly
Piano stool and cover, fine walnut whatnot
Painted WINDOW shades, cornoe, al rms
OiiomAis, bronz Ted harsek, walnut chairs
Girandoies and tine gill gas chandeliers
mahogany French, high post, and beds;eadf
Feather bed. bedding mattresses
Fms s-arbe top dressing busesu sud elssei
Mahogany book lease and writing desk, wardrobe &c.
china glass, and crockeyware, among which
while stone china thinner fine gold tea and
dessert -
Fine catgass decaassr, tnmblers. wines, jelies &C.
Fine plated
Tapestry Brussels, and other carpets
HeaElh passage oicloih
Cooking and o'her
WIN a good assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms; All sums under SIS cash over a credit of and
months for notes satisfactorily srdosed bearing
Sep Sd hucuonerrs
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THE PAkROWs ARE COMING
DARROW's BUKLESQUE OPERA AND pAIr pr rvcrpr
viii this beautiful place on MoaAsv eve.
Mag, October I'd ~
A. NJ HERNANDEZ.
The world renowned India Ma appear eveniss
For particulars see small tlls.
AdIn,ssios Is Reserved seats, 81 cents
Sep 27-d5t' o. p SMITH Aren't
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctsonecr.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-os Mon
~ day afternoon, October g. ocock
sell that eesuufnl lot fronting SO Ninth
wes rde ruanes back 400 feet afst aley
me ShuFch OF the AscHaon, ali buildings
nen thereon, known Mr. Humphreys CoAse ackno~
edged BY All to h~ OF the city, and
cepnoe OF Improvement and adornmen 70
street srKe pubic sewer Gas pipes also
WsteF from failing pub'ic wells vic,py
and wells Ne sunk the yield
Of water near the surface, ~ The best quality
Terms sac cs-h The residue wears for no,c-
bearing interest," secured by deed OF The properly.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sept H-eodkds Auc,,ore.,
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increase.-.....- S02i2s
Under the fall payments and shipments of the Mexican
money had been deposte with the banks the deposs
have declined since their highest point August l.
From now close OF October the payments viii be large
into bank. but The demand for money is moderate.
The from California bring s. 600, mostly in Cali
fna new coinage The accounts in that region good
and mining ourshing than which, general
principles assumed would be the TIE srent fall
which took place in the prices 81 oas equivalent
rise in gold ard profit miners Of course enhanced
notwithstanding the great depression in goods in San Fran
CISCO the export Of gold thence has been greater than
Gold shipped from osli5orpso.
1881 ss.. as2 900 1853 s5a, so5, 900
1885 &s,TSe,0oo 1854 S5372, 2s7
This does not include shipments China &c ofthe guam
tity exported year, so4 in the last four
months of the year similar quantity shipped between
and January would the years shipments TO nearly $751;
600 600 This fact with the reaction of prices 81 goods here
and in Europe, points to good year 70 come.
The produce markets hrm. Cotton steady at ll1S
fer fair New Orleans Flour under better supplies, sells so
cents lower with better demandsay Canadian, S 30 a
s. rs western canal s. IS IS southern, s. IS 81.
Rye -four, Sc a Sc rs. Corn meal 81 25 Wheat in
freely and sales white Pennsylvania made at 81 SO;
for State st IS 53s Corn Is in export demand at
sales sl4 Sl4 Is. Lard lOs4 II cents Freights
very duh. Corn Liverpool "a "a ocl.on ~
The stock market is pretty f-1 vita some demand for
good stocks for erpo che low prices current FIVE or six
weeks since carped orders out here to extent
and they being filed
Yours, PRENTICE.
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PfSSErtyASIA STATE DFBT-The Philadelphia Ledger Of
saturday says learns semociay that during The past
year Gov Biger has paid Off by the udicious admnisra-
uoa Of the affairs Of the Commonwealth nearly million
Of dollars Of Tie State debt
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BY EGR APH.

Arrirai Of The Steamer George Lar,
NEW loRK Sept 27.-The United States mail steamship
George Law arrived this morning from Aspinwall, with
large number Of passengers and the California mails
Her principally has been anticipated by
the Promebeus. She brings 81 $50 gold freight
Later advceF from Peru have been received II
ported that the nsureconsts had captured President Eche
neque
From Mexico learn that Gen. Alvarez the head Of
considerable force marching city Of Mexico
letter from Acapulco states that Vera Cruz had pro
nounced in favor Of Alvarez We do usually receive our
news from Vera Cruz by the Way of the Pacific
From Nes York
NEW YoRK, Sept. 27.The republicans of the third dis
trict Of Wisconsin have nominated Charles Bnphur, for
Congress
The mass State temperance convention met at Auburn this
morning.
From Pirs5urg.
ftrrssrHc, Sept 27.-Thc cboler. is rapidly abating
The river is rising here and at Wheeling
Departure Of the Niagara
BosroS Sept. 27.The royal mail steamship Niagara
sailed :. to-day for Liverpool She took $3.50 900
"a specie. Among the passengers MIR. Buman bearer Of
dispatches.
PROM Nesr OrleoHs
Nrw oRtEAss, Sept 27.The yellow fever is abating.
The riots have entirely ceased
Telegraph oSToe cSosed
CoLuNpIA s. c. Sept 25The telegraph Office at Charles
ton closed in consequence of the prevailing epidemic
Bishep Of Rhode Liasd.
PRovInnSos, Sept. 27The Episcopal convention j.
session The clergy nominated Rev Thomas Clarke,
formerly Of Philadelphia for Bishop Of Rhode Island 1t is
believed that the laisy win concur.
The Trio State conrsw,ioss Of New York
AuBUnS, n Y, Sept 27.-The reesol convention, which
Saratoga last month, assembled here yesterday
ing, in pursuance Of adjournment After passing the most
violent sntslsvery r-solutionsrepudiang the Baltimore
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la.s7e.sse

Toh lHRc'ta9e siT91fSs JFbI,a-U
This decline is equal to 80 per and large proportion
Of the goods being sold at great loss foreign account
the amount to be RENTED is less than appears face
The demand for bills has however, been fair and in add
the retance Of the Mexican money, the exports Of
specie have been oondersbesay S5,a5el5 in September
thus farwhout, however, much affecting the quantity Of
specie in the city, which nearly large at the close
Of August The city hanks do appear alarmed. but
tnue a slight expansion, as follows;
Ss,e York Csfr Beask.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ione.r.

SUPERIoR PIANO FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD Effects
sucionOn Friday morning. September a9th O'Clock,
al the residence of G e. Tnse, esq corner Of ~ and
shall sell al his furniture and honscho'd enec' comprising
Rosewood piano forte, ,,ue and fnuc
Mahogany spring sofa and divsr.
pArcr chairs, rocker
Handsome wood beokcsse
Egyptian marble Top sots and centre tables
Gh-frame LOOKING S.-ss, aud cornicc
Three Ply parior and CHAMBER carpets, rugs
otleiotd cr..h, carpet, and rods
Mahogary dining, pier, and card tables
Lea'aer- covered spnng lounges
tgb and low pos, kedsteads bureaus
Feather beds, hair and husk
Wsrdrobes, wasbxtands, toilet sets
Walnut and painted chairs
Astral lamp, clerk shades
Excellent cook and fixtures
Together OF housekeeping effects
Terns; S25 and UNDER thar credit of
four aud five months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
ere C.. MCGUIRE,
Sep, "a Auctsonesr
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by J. G. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneer.

(HANCERY SALEBy decree OF the circuit court of
District Of Columbia Washington
in made in the Of lanes Lockery
Jane ocke Ambrose s. LYNCH and all No. sl and dated May
S 1874 VIII Offer for ae at public auction, on "Wednesday, the
18th day October O'Clock,
following real estate in Washington city:
J. for renewable forever Of eastern
Of lot H. 49, "a East Capitol
and running back Of the width the line Of
lot subject and with privilege
purchasing the fee simple for 62 So This lot improved by
substantial tw6-s,ory brick house.
The whole of lot No. Is, square fronting
roh between lst and I'd improvements
sistng of substantial tw0-story brick house.
Terms Of sale fourth Of the purchase be paid in
and The residue three eque twelve and
eighteen oni be secured by bonds bearing
interest ON the failure purchaser comply
Of fae within after
hi. RISK and cost, after weeks
WALTER 8. cox, Trusses.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Sept 2o-2aw3wkd AucloneeT.
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There Is 10 be monster meeting OF the democracy
at Springfield, Illinois, on the ID Of October
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Inc anue Oh i,so were upon weighing 200 pounds
P 'au w VI DO ."allels. The tax of 1912 tax
lat from 1854 up 1928 the tax protective
per bushe 81 20 per ton Of 1850 pounds The tariff of
ls2s added 25 cents making the duty 81 IS per ton and
81 So as the Tribune asserts which continued until the
promise Of 1888 operated by biennial reduction per cent
Of the 20 per This " protectire tax Of
81 20 per ton operated for so years before coal was
dug in Pennsylvania Ii did production or a
feet any other way than by dseouragng the use Of coal
and causing people to adhere When anthra
cite coal finally discovered and suitable CRATES
invented to burn it. wood by consequence Of the grow
population OF large towns becoming gradually at the
same time dear market formed for the coal which
has gradually increased The only effect the high tariff has
had has been to compel the poor pay for fuel
than they otherwise would have been compelled do The
Tribune forward with the ready taseood tina,
protection first recognised coal in ls2stha is to saw when
coal first forced its own way into use, Ii prohibition
of the foreign article production of the home
surely thirty of virtual prohibition sufficient to
stimulate the production Of coal. But did nothing Of
the kind and for the very good that there was no
market for coal The heavy tax the foreign article had
prevented its coming into and until market
had been created, n spite If The tariff tt PENNSYLVANIA
found profit in supplying it, The coal imported export
ed in 1855 was follows
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NAs' .,iLKs: sILKsE-We prepared erhib, to
customers far me largest stock Of
before been offered for sale In this ether
city n Union. Ia the loi have
100 dresses magnificent broeades, from $40 70 $50
$50 do superb plaid striped silks, SIS
400 do handsome bouquet and other styles avsa n, so
do elegant white brocndes and s,id. "a W. fo sso
$50 '"'e'' "o'" ""
figured silks IS ems 70 y. ~ per are
10 pieces black rep sikh. cents lie creates, bargains
49, "' sd, aud striped, STYLE from $40 TO
y 70 pieces s e'.k silks. very superior goods
~ 40 silks us,re from s7S cents
10 do black and black rept silks
do black satin de chine, superior quality
50 do hes, marrslines eoiors, for Innings
70 DRESSES very rieh plaid popns
so dresses dark sans color, 81 per yard
:, s,s same s s,ys . sold :, e. last season
30 piece. old style figured silks, IS they from
Sito 81 70 per yard very great bargain for IN
want of a silk dress
goods They have been hand and The they
cupy much wanted, receiving larger
AZ me above enumerated silks bought auction at one
fourth e than they cost import We feel confident
SCH the best Bargains in the city.
Plaid goods. just received.
bright all plaid nerinos, 6ah cents same
goods sold nj 81 last
case GA and wool hrish, pnds,
- pieces very best quality Silks styles and rici
50 pretty owpriced monsselines styles
$50 dress Paris
signs ans s''', es sG = sem SE 81 Nay CO.
-
nUR Hou-y Moon and other Comicalities, from
Life's Lesson a
Putnam October.
Further supply e Fashion and Famine
Il
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platforms of both the WING democratic psrtiesxpd
ing ior TIE unconditional repeal of the fugitive law
they nominated the entire whig ticket
The free democrats, they call themselves also held
convention here Yesterday, nominated the following
ticket:
For goyernor-Myron Ii. Clark; lieutenant governor
bradford H. wood canal commissioner Philip H. Macon
Der state prison inspector-Chas. A. Wheaton
Seoere Storm a Gal.esfon
GALVESTON, Sept. pa heavy STERN which lasted for
three days has occurred The water swept entirely
across Galveston island and great deal property has been
destroyed in Consequence.
Aarksfs.
NEW YORK, Sept 21--Flour has declined 80 cents bar
re We quote western 81 81 Is; southern 81 go Wheat
mas declined i've cents. Stocks dull
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE -four market is in q very de
pressed sate the sales being almost exclusively confined to
the home demand Howard street and City Mills are nom
nay held at 81 So Wheat duales of 900 bushels al
yesterdays prices Cornsaes Of 5000 bushels white and
yellow at 10 a u cents No other change notice
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CURTAIN MATERIALS.Jusi received, and sale cases
consisting brocsss
gotens, ans, English German
dsaSk all eoios and producing the
best effect.
Ten elegant Swiss lace leno and embroidered
muslin under curtains loops and bands matching
numbers Of LIE Garde Meuble Ancien Mod
journal dAmeubmen which contains all the latest de-
making decorating curtains
other drapery TO be had
understood selling goods
unusually prices, the OF combining
nearly possible and
satisfied smaller bencfh
be mutual the best
goods the country afford for the money.
Terms cash, unless previous agreement is made.
CLAGETT DODSON, l. co.
Ren1S
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PRovIprScs, Sept 27The Episcopal convention is now
session The clergy have nominated Rev Thomas Clarke,
formerly Of Philadelphia for Bishop Of Rhode Island 1t is
believed that the laity win concur.
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ElRST-CIASS HOUSE for sale-The subscriber has Sof
brick dwelling, with back building sirsa
Indiana short distance Of the City Hail. nAis
with marble nans
fixtures brick stable with scrvsnA'
attacked, Ac-
The personal superintendent OF the
and Of is finished in the substantial
n
For terms, &C., apply to JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 2l-eo6t Auctoueer.
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The duty this invoice price 63 Per ton but
value Of United States coal exported nearly great Ii is
obyous in season he TIE present. when all kinds of
ing frsigs very high, that the of Transporting the
coal operates severely against its Importation otherwise than
necessary ballast from England.
1t is popularity of the present time that small coasng
vessels scarce and command high fregh while the sup
ply Of registered tonnage great and prices very low The
stimulus which California gave the building clipper
sells caused enterprise TO in that direction to the neglect
These latter get very high freghts, and
the former low freights.
The prospects Of better harves abroad with greater
in the markets there, coupled the great depression
which has existed here and which has caused goods sell
low last to have produced reaction and the decline
in imports large. For three weeks in September they
have been follows:
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The Trio State Conventions Of Ner York.

Inc f"o Stne toNrtHffoss ~ NeW tNs
AuBUrS, n Y, Sept. 27.The reesoi convention, which
Saratoga last month, assembled here yesterday
ing, in pursuance Of adjournment After passing the mos,
violent sntslsvery r-solu,ionsrepudiang the Baltimore
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The Democratic Messenger, published at Mt Gilead,
Ohio this week draped in mourning because
Of the deeese of George W Sharp esq its editor and pub
Usher
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Attorney Gcneral,s once.

Attorney Generals once,
September -, 1854
ANY having fifth
RrrrsrerK belonging This ONCE
by returning IT. c. CUSHING
24-it
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EDITORIAL oHASGE-Chas Holden, esq, who has been
connected with the Portland (Me) Argus for than
twenty years and in all that time conducted with signal
ability particularly as in support Of the great principles Of
The democratic party has sold his interest in that paper to
Hon John Appleton who assumes the editorial chair
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CoLuNrIA s. c. Sept 25.The telegraph Office at Charles
closed in consequence of the prevailing epidemic
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NRW FALL. GOODH-HavinR returned from the NORTH
N pleasure in informing friends patrons and
generally,
vesings English fabrics seecsec
importing bouscs New
pared, approved styles
ando mo reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER,
gennsylvaris avvnwe, between ~ and 9th strees
sep2l-dlm
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NHuTNEy's Metallic Wealth Of the United States
w evc.
Life J. G. Quincy; edited b. Joseph r. Brsit8waie
the by Henry Nancy.
Ismsrue' Travels in the Ensi 2 vols
Aug 10 FEANfk TAYLOR.
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The largest theatre in the United States new one lust
completed in Boston. 1t contains comfortable seats for
3olS persons
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Tdeqraph Ofioe Closed

Nrw oRLEsss, Sept. 27-The yellow fever is abating.
The riots have entirely ceased.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-01-26
ITO BE CONTINUED.
DEATH OF MRS. OPIE.

The death of Amelia Opie, aged eighty-fve,
is one among the thick-coming mementoes which
mark not merely the fight of time, but the
quality of popular fame. In her day, the part
played by Mrs. Opie was not an obscure one.
She was first known in her birth place, Nor
wich, as the beautiful and accomplished daugh
ter of DR.. Anderson, physician Of that cathe-
1ral town-and this at time when Norwich
possessed other local celebrities besides herself.
Subsequently, as the fascinating second wife of
the " Cornish Wonder" Mrs. 0pie, by her
grace and her musical talents, drew circle
around her in London, only broken up by the
untimely death of her husband the Painter, in
1907. The social reputation, too, was largely
helped---nay, in the first instance, perhaps,
created-by the attention which Mrs. Ope ex-
cited and retained as novelist. She was
sought and priced as one of the women of goni-
us of her time-and the list then included Har-
riet Lee, Chrlotte Smith, Madame D'Arblay,
Mrs. Inchbald the Porters, Lady Morgan, Miss
Edgeworth, and Anne Radcliffe most of these
pioneers if not positive inventors in fiction
who opened in Romance, historical and super
natural. in Domestic fiction, and in the Nation
al tale-paths that the proudest men (as Sir
Walter Scott bears witness for us) were only
too clad to follow farther, when their turn and
time Of appeal to the public came. Were they
now published, Mrs. 0pie's "Simple Tales, .
her ..Tales of the Heart" her Father ant
Daughter (the most popular, perhaps, of hel
noyels), would be thought to want both bod.
and soul to be poor as asregards invention, sligh
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D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR:

the detection and punishment of thief, he
went out to attend to some business which oc-
cupied several hours, He came back, revolving
in his mind some difficulties he had encountered
in adjusting this business, Entirely forgetting
his trap, he unlocksd and pulled open violently
the drawer, and shot himself through the body.
1t was spring-pistol, of great power, and the
wound was mortal:
We have also heard of instances when men
have placed spring-guns upon their lands, to
protect the fruit from depreciation, and, in their
hurry, forgetting the trap, have themselves re-
ceived the charge.
As we grow old, we discover that many things
which, to our youthful temerity and Ignorance
seemed foolish, were, indeed, of the utmost i'm
portance. And we may be assured, that the
only neglected Book" wherein we have the
assurance of immortal life, contains not only
the rules by which it may be obtained in a
blessed ctvrnity but also tfc vury best rules FOR
the sanctity, and comfort, and enjoyment of our
lives He who lives without taking the Bible
for guide, is like one who is walking on the
edge of q precipice fast asleep.