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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

THE ANGEL GABRIEL SHOT.-The n. Y. Tri-
bme publishes report that Orr, better known
asthe Angel Gabriel while preaching to the
citizens of Lawrence, Mass. "Wednesday evening,
was shot by man in the crowd. The man was
immediately seized by the mob. taken to a tree
and then hung until he was dead. The story
comes only in the form of a rumor which cannot,
apresent be fully relied upon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
MILLING.

FEN1E SUBSCRIBER has taken the "IFiRIpICk
Il MHLS," in this city. the recently worked
by the Messis Whiemore, and will keep them in the
best grinding order lie wrecove and grind both Corn
and Plaster promptly, aud on the usual terms. He will
give the business his personal attention. md with close
application, aided by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling,
hc hopes share literally the patronage of Lynehburg
and the vicinity. JAMES MCDONALD, SR.
mn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
The Mystery Explained.

Why Goods can be Sold at a Profit Cheaper
than at Cost.
4 + has often been asked Wy the FauiiiR Cloh and
Il Ciothpg House has had such unpreeed, uted run
Of Custom since ii first opened his Spring. Tho
reason j. plain. In the first place, buy goods
for cash, and sell for Gasl Ia the eecod. il is admit
tel that clothing is SUI e,nr any ever introduced
into this market before. Cur profits small hut uni
firm. No old stock to work OH. All stock being
and desirable, CASH buy always do well give
our House call before purchasing, All goods are
warranted represented.
Always hand. large ansl vuir $40 k ,f Cloths,
Cassimees and Vestngs, made order short notice.
and point of style and elegance of finish, be
surpassed in my Of the Northern citc. Mono hut the
very est OF workmen employed tins establishment
Also, Genemens Furnishing Goods oall descriptions,
&c. Nc. GLASS 4 RAINE,
iun2 JDIXON Az.
EzY Republican, Bedford Sen incl, Roanoke Rep
Floyd nelligencer and Wytheyic Telegraph copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
Nv SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.


.,t,g GENERAL NEWS BY THE CANADA
cp,1x.-Lord Howden, the British Minister,
=. 90 have a command in the East. He is
,.aeded by Mr.. Otway
S;x war steamers were to be sent to Cuba in
..oad Of four and they will take out 5000 addi-
tonal troops
fre Parliament treaty with spain respecting
ho Cuban slave trade.
u" On the notice book is a motion for an inquiry
;.., the seizure of Americans at the Falkland
'Ko.suth made an eloquent speech in Sheffield,
., the nationality of Poland, and the London
Times has an editorial endeayoring to counter
net It's effect.
Ten thousand sabres were taken from tho
Tower of London to equip an equal number of
turkish calyary.
FRANcE,-There had been several defaleations
On the Paris Bourse, but not of serious import.
Admiral Baudon had died, aged 20 years.
NJ de Turgot had returned from Madrid on
Lave of absence. lie was still suffering from the
-.,nnd given by Mr. Soule, in the recent duel
puANp-A further disarming is ordered in
p,ssian Poland. None but government employees
are allowed to retain firearms
poRrueAL.-The Aranto (semi- official journal)
states that Portugal WILL if possible, maintain
entire neutrality.
fr,1y.-From Genoa there are rumors of
some Russian ships cruising the Mediterranean
under neutral flags.
The double CONSUMPTION is causing great dis
trcss throughout Lombardy. Substitution costs
5000 francs.
Another miracle is reported from Rome A
peture of the Madonna, in the Church of San
bntonia di Padoya, at Cyta Necchia, has been
rinkng at the worshippers.
The Austrian Gordon against Tessina is abolish
cd.
PRussIA-Prussia has forbidden the export of
ammunition.
GREEcE-A dispatch from Athens of29th May
confirms report that the insurgents had gained
ayctory in Thessaly. The Turks lost seven
hundred in killed. many prisoners and five guns.
The new Greek Ministry had taken the oaths,
and satisfied the requirements the Porte by is
suing peaceful orders, an dsmissing all func-
tionaries implicated in the instruction.
Among those disgraced are four Aide de- Camps
ofthe King. The Porte consequently refrains
from all further measures against the Greeks.
The American Squadron at Syria June
LIST.
MoRoceo-France and England have notified
the government of their war with the Russian en-
pre- The Emperor replied that no Russian flag
Shall enter Moorish ports during the continuance
of the war.
INDIA AND CHNA-The overland Indian mail
had been telegraphed with dates from Calcutta
to May |, and Canton April20.
1t is reported that the insurgents assisted by
Europeans, had driven the imperialists from
Shanghae.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
collision occurred between two freight trains,
at Rhinebeck, n. Y, on Sunday with so much
Violence at to literally smash five of the cars
which were all filled with cattle-and the engine
Of the second train. The loss is very heavy. No
lives lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

The FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-U. S. Commits
soner Carpenter, of Ohio, has published in the
Cincinnati Gazette a long communication, deny
ing the eonsttutonality of that portion of the
Fugitive Slave Law making it the duty of COM
mssoners TO issue warrants and hear cases. He
says he has refused, and will continue to refuse
to issue warrants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
PROGRESSIVE

fESHE Subscribers not hing 10 be resardal IA, beg
II gards or od fosies in he blsncss aud for the rur
pnse oil Keeping pace witt the prescott progressive
OF The tnde, would rt,rm IL. friend. nnd tho pub
lie generally tnat from Ills time ia vii offer tn,ii
stock ut greatly reduced prcp- mud nauy a,lirlrs nj
much les than Cost 70, Cash. offending 10 act in
good itl they pledge tlcmsr sell their euns as
iowas any other house who proposes to sell at cost
orunder
All they ask is call to show purchasers TINT hey are
in eaness', ard mean 10 a" WIN; they say.
tune ID ~ SfIGLER N ELlEkRN 4 Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

Hon. Mr.. Allison, formerly member of Con-
gess from Pennsylvania, and the immediate pre-
decessor of Hon. Mr.. Trout, died recently at his
residence in Beaver county, Pa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

PoLTIcs IN MAINE.-The odd Hunker' Dem
ocratic State Convention assembled at Portland
on the p st, and unanimously nominated Hon.
A. X. Paris as their candidate for Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

biPoRTANr FROM CANADA.-A Geographic dis
patch dated Quebec June II; says:
The Ministry were defeated at o'clock this
morning on an amendment to the address in an
Ter to the speech from the throne, for not settling
the Clergy Reserve question this season. The
vote stood IL to %
An immediate dissolution of Parliament is look
edtor, it being expected that the old Ministry
will appeal to the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
DRUsH MOUNTAIN WILL stones.

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones -
ID The undersigned are procuring from their cee-
aed quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun-
w. Mil Stones and Bnrrs of the very best quality The
reputation of these widely known, but tho
Rairoad giving increased facilities in filling orders,
We have apj onted Mcdaniel Hurt 81 Preston, and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of IN,
who will receiv orders and have them fulfilled
sllor .est notice.
Our Address, 81. sburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danville, W :, Reynolds IL Co.
Leak lille, n. G. are also our agents l.. p. & Co
Feb I4.d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
$4,000.
Self-DeieRce the First Law of Nature.

n or for The speech want oI money tint ! =
y bout 10 change the ol my business, but in
consequence Of circumstances by which am surround
ded, am induced to offer the bile the whole OF my
valuable stock Of fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods Cost
tor cash; aud fmy customers and country friends will
pea-e to favor with call they will find my
mont as full uni complete NJ The first OF the
JOHN ABRAHAMS
iun l6.tS-Y-6mo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

NATIONAL HORSE SHow,-The horse show now
progressing at Providence, X. l., is said to be
a very fine one. Over 270 animals have, cen
entered, and in everything except stations it s
said to surpass the exhibition at Springfield last
year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

VIRGINIA BoNDs.-Bell q Sons CIRCULAR, re-
eyed by the Canada, quotes Virginia fiyes
bonds) at SO 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
1ssE5s New Schedule. IL CO :
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

DASSENGERSf for the Sweet, Red-Swert aud White
4 Sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg dhily (SundnyS
excepted) via a. & Tew railroad at7, a. m,
ing with our Coac at BONSAGh'S DEPOT, AID to
Sweet and Red Springs evening; leave
ing after regular breakfast, aud reach White sulphur
Springs by /, a. Returning leave White Sulphur
Strings 4, 3, p reach Red aud Sweet Springs Dy 7,
p. leave Red ami Sweet Springs morning at A,
a. m and arrive in Lynchbure day by p. m.
Fare from Lynchhurg Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs, So 80; from Lynchburg White Sulphur 50 80
Extra Coaches furnished all times Bonsack 5
Depot t. travel as parties may desire.
jun .2-ts W. p. PARISH & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
The Gentleman's Medical POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADVISEK:

| CONTAINING Statement Of the Modes of Curing
" every disease which he il labr and Directions
in of Accidents the Road Sea. With full
Account of Epi Jennie Cholera, of Dyspepsia, und Of
Sick Headaches; Their Causes. Cure md Prevention and
Popul0r Description of the Human Teeth; their For
NATION, Diseases and Treatment. BY the author of the
Lady's Medical Pocket Book. Ptice so cents.
The practice of medicine should bel conducted
those general principles, which drawn by sober
perencc from n careful observation Of the effects of
medes upon the human body in its different stages oi
disease These graB leading principles few, short,
aud easily understood they applicable in every dis
which the human body is subject although they
may always prove equally successful. II is the ia
dcious Of them which constitutes the great merit of
the enlightened physician.
In matter of such immense inheritance to every in
dyidua it would necessary hen, tha these pinci
pies be widely Disseminated and in plain words
possible in order TINT every may know and under
stand them. To do this, every mans duty well
interest; for, independent of his life, which is fire.
quentIy jeoparded by the of such knowledge ha,
of his neigbbo is often by accident place in Lis hands
To some particular sections of cur extensive country,
and travellers especially this consideration Of the
utmost Importance. In this work, | have endeavored
within small compass and in plain pos
sble lay down such rules and give such directions
as will enable every who reads them lapt his
Tor hissends) case the plan of treatment most proper
crit.
men, diseases peculiar children treat
ed of in it.
Published by HAYES g. ZELL, 1893 market Street,
Philadelphia and for sale in Lynchburg Va by r. A.
WILLIAMS
Any person sending 50 to the publishers will
ceive by mail, post paid copy of either of the above
works,
Any paper giving the above insertion and sending
copy the publishers, VII receive a of the above
by mail, prepaid. lmay 9-deodts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

'ENllE subscriber. wishing 10 couvrr many of his
goods "a possible into money, has determined
nier for the remainder oft6e season. his entire stock
OF DR., Goodsat COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kepl in the
dry goods line. His of buck and colored
SILKS and Dress Goods ofevey descrip N /. unusually
arse for he seasor and Is well worthy the attention
terms.
His iricn Is and the nnhlic generally requested 10
call and examine for themselves
Regular customers (shoud they prefer III willbe sup
piled with goods on the uslnl terms
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
7. My stock of Cape,ing is quite large and
mostly OF this Springs purchase. uu Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company.
The New York Herald says that according to
the statemento of Mr.. Robert j. Walker and his
assistants, the affairs of this company are in
Straightforward and prosperous condition, eve
Fthing being arranged for breaking ground on
the road near the northeastern corner of Texas,
on the coming 4th of July. This company is act
ag under charter granted by the Legislature
Of the State of n. York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

The stud of Horses is unsurpassed in the coun-
try and the proprietors have secured the services
(trom the various European aud Eastern estab-
llshments) of the most talented company of
Equestrans, Gymnasts, Athletm and Clowns,
which have ever travelled in the West
To be accompanied by the Celebrated Bugle
and String Band of Richard Willis, from New
York, who challenges competition.
For list of performers see bills
- Doors open at and O'Clock D. m. Ad-
mission 30 cts, Children * Servants half price
Jun % -t4iuly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-The steamship L.
nted States arrived at the Balze at l O'Clock this
afternoon, in four and half days from Aspin-
o wal bringing California dates to the st inst
Sne reports that the steamship Illinois sailed for
NeW York on the 10th, with 400, passengers and
nearly million dollars in treasure brought
UOWn to Panama by the John c. Stephens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

zen, QuIrMAN.-A Washington correspon
ag0t OF the Philadelphia Ledger, reiterates posi-
'G,y the statement that Gen. Quitman is the
gager OF the proposed expedition against Cuba,
ana says he knew, as far back as last summer,
pat zen. Quitman was in N. Y, drumming up
ecrNlts for the enterprise.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
SEABURYS SHOE & HAT STORE.
~ 1854 Spring Supply.

receivi ulatee supply great vaiiety of sprng
\ Summer Goods. am confident TIA 10 has never
been opened in Lynchburg such RECRUITMENT of La
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOOTS,
LIMBS and WALKING SHOES; GENILEMENS
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES, SLlPPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE aRs, BOOTS aud SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS and SHOES and CHlLDREN'S SHOES by
the small CART-LOAD!i
Also splendid -sortmcut of MEs's ,BoYs and chit
DREN SUMNER HATS nnd CARS. Also Travelling
Trunks, Carpet gs Vnls -, Umbrellas, &c, Nc.
fiy two oidess with "a Statesmen. an T. IL
is my purpose have avery Hccommodut ion extended to
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt THINKS are rendered.
with that all shall be done that ought be-
to secure its continuance. 7. SEABURY.
N. B.-My friends will find some one in my store ut
almost every hour, day night except The Sabbath
that day q. ere il no admLlnnce. of conrse j.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
Through i'm Six NIinnfes.

JUST RECEIVED, by Express, supply ofAustin's
- Magic Cream Freezsrs, will freeze in six minutes
without labor. Also, on and Shower Baths, Bathing
Pans. and Water Coolers of my manufacture, which
offered at prices to suit the times. c. s. BLISS.
may 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

CoScoRD,Ju 22.-The Legislature this after
Ion agreed to adjourn finally on the LIST of July.
'He Nebraska resolutions were specially assign
Tor next Wednesday at IL O'clock The bal
LING Tor Senators will take place on the Friday
S. , adjournment. A stringent liquor bill was
rroduced this afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
Ancient and Modern Languages.

4 INTEND to devote my time next session, chiefly TO
instruction in the alb branches of education either
in schools or private families.
jun 22-ts> l.. Il. STAUDENNAYER.
50 NOTICE.-All owner of Dogs or Sluts in the
AAciiy are hereby notified to come forward with
in ten days pay the tax imposed upon them by ord-
nance, and procLre the necessary license Rcep them
jun Sts WM. b. BRANCH. Mayor.
futher time of days is given owners of Dogs
take out licenses. If taken in that time steps
will be taken impose the fine for such failures.
i'm 2l-ts WIN ID. BRANCH, Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extinct fron James Harris Esq's Letter Alexandria
Va.-Aiter speaking Of wonderful cures on himself he
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver COM
plant aud with inability, constantly complaining fom
weakness, through her whole sySem She now enjoys
better health than io' thirty years being entirely
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetabte Tincture"
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from J. Chimes, ESQ.,, Loulon county va.-"My
wi has been for Yeas afflicted with great weet ress
pin in the brenst, side and back; palpation the
hear feebieness OF the SYSTEM loss o appetite
complexion sulow the sight of eye almost gone the
other vey weak. | pleased say, Hampton's
1neture has restored her perfect health Her eyes
good $ heywere.
EB Call and get pamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO., Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scottsville; A j. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
Druggists throughout the State. aar 24-dacly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

LIME EOBACCO.-Thos who are in want o
Il good CHEWING ToBAcco, viii please call and fu
his them selves before its all gone at
June 90 HATCHER, LOCKWOOD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

NO+1CG. The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
A. 'e,y carried on this CT by Talbot & Potter is
l,,t "'y aits"lv"d hy uutunl consent We return our
eai 10 or fir ends mn the public general for their
,a'' on Talbot an s.te their little menorandums
''' VIII settle all The debts of The cstabl ishneet
TALBOT y POTTER.
,aard Saloo" will be continued Is Talbot at its
e, locality, or in some more convenient place in the
r,l ,'fe shall be pleased t. wait all those who
mn Luz proper 10 give me their custom,
-.-7t' MELVILLE TALBOT.
w An ED To hire a NEGRO GIRL for the
A.. p3a'ance OF the year, from II to Is years of
49, aApply to WIN. j. FOLKES,
'''' N'''1t. Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
LYNCHBURG

AOJOlHIIlB I OBJ OIIlCt
WYE have no on hand the lnrgest assortment OF
w finished Marble Work South of Baltimore such
as American and Italian Marble Monuments, Toni s.,
Head and Foot Stones. Mantle Pieces, Lambs Doves,
Furniture Marble to sizes, &c, &c.
We are also prepared to make to order all kinds of
Marble Work at Northern prices with dispatch, care.
fully boxed free of an extra cost and guaranteed site
an, distance Lettering So so per hundred Gull
and see or address a line
JNO. i. GADDESS & BRO,
inn oats Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
ScorTsyiLLE, Albemnrle Co Va,
hi..i. oyl. toED 2
Severe Case of Rheumatism

Mach dth, 1853.
Messys Mortimer q Mo,cbray - Gentemen--H Having
been afflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst forms, and being able obtain relief from
other medicines induced to Try "Ham pton' 5 Veg
e,nble Tine ure" few bottles of which, am happy TO
say, have made perfect cure.
the time commenced using the Tincture was
scarcely able To walk. ! and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

LNRESHs PEACHES.-Another supply Of
L. Fro sh Peaches, just hnnd and for sale by
JOHN ii. SEAY & CO.,
ia, 10 Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

AETANTED ANY one qualified to take charge of
~ and superintend the dining room of a large no.
tel desiring employment is requested to make it known
by u lipe add essed to BOX 80.
Jun "a dts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
BLACKBERRY WINE.

To make wine equal in value to port
take ripe Iblac kberries or ldewberries and
press them let the juice stand thirty. six
hours to ferment; skim Or whatever rises to
the top; then to every gallon Of juice add
quart Of water and three quarts Of sugar,
drown sugar will do;) let this stand in open
vessels for tKenty-four hours, skim and
strain 1t; then barrel it until March, when
IL should be carefully racked off and bot
tied
Blackberry cordial Is made. BY aiding
one pound of White sugar to three pounds
Of ripe blackbctries, allowing them 10 stand
four hours; then tprcssipg out the juice
strain il. adding one-tllira part Of spirit aud
putting tcaspooBful Of hndly powdered all
spice in every quart Of cordial, Il is at once
/ fit for use.
This wine apd cordial are very valuable
medicines in the treatment Of weakness Of
the stomach and bowels, aand, are especially
valuable in the summer complaints of chill.
,lrau
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
~rirE nrHIE cLERks..

| A young man, says the Philadelphia Afsr
tlanf, joined two others as q clerk ID th,
same establishment, and as room mate, in ,
esrtain city Wien The FIRST Sunday morn
ing came atter be bad entered his new stu
stion, be thought Of the old custom at home
Of reading j portion If Scripture as prepa
ration for the day, but he hesitated 10 take
his Bible from his trunk because of thepres
ence Of the other clerks Still be could mol
Be easy. He went towards his trunk and
then returned to his seat, till his uneasiness
was noticed BY one of his companions, who
said-"What's the matterf You are Is
restless rs a geathercock.n He hesitated in
answering, but bis conscience got the better
Of his pride, and he told the truth and. as
though the moral feeling Of the young man
was contagious, the other clerks exclaimed
that they had each Bible in their trunks.
but had not taken it out for fear sof each
other-a fear af kidienle, the one from the
other. The three Bibles we're now taken cut,
and portion was continued, its influence
was felt, and when the story got out and their
habit was known, they went by the name Of
TIE Bible clerks. ,
And what were their characters Did the
influence of the Bible prevent the develop
ment OF any of the true mercantile qualities2
They were Young men of integrity of method,
order, precision, and dignity By famiIiari.
tyIwith the Bible they were in constant ill.
tercourse with the best models of character;
aud they proved that the Scriptures not only
kindle lights Of guidance when philosophy
and reason fail, but they hold up and slim.
ulate to the imitation Of the highest order
of manliness
a manufacturer and merchant related to
one day the histc Of, two young men
who, in his establishment, became sfree'' at
the same time, the one "Bible clerk and
the other not so They both married essly
after their freedom and the one valuing
the Bible, valued its institutions, and thus
honored the Sabbath AID the sanctuary, and
brought up his family in virtue and prosper
ity- The other "cosldn't afford to pay
church rates." his employer offered to fur
nish pew, but he was too proud to accept
the favor spending the Sabbath here and
there he was known no church-goer, and
became an object for .the vicious aud to
nothing but his waste Of the Sabbath could
be traced the habits of.expenditure and dis
sipation that ruined the man. 'Now,n said
theIemployer, ''the one ifes ID his own house,
virtuous and happy the other needs charity
to keep him alonc.n /