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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
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9butsSttle, 3. Ios. 6ar&terttd c
@rsuettbat. 2lm Tchtas abenD fam tin
Srusp scn Srldnbtrn IN Elm iriIdss Boarding.
6nus on her TO-. Strabe. baS cine g9ittpe. Nas
mems S'Neidep, batt iie grlifrn beren glrffen,
enen SutIdeu bon 25 Sabren, nit MeTern an,
unp l4nittrn ibn tu8RatIih in Sttdt.
Die @ep6rme tparrn 6eraor,u aus ben, esbe
6erausseIGnitttu. Gr lag ldUn Scr8tRert @crs
gen in bsn lsbtsn 3isen. gBdbrenS Der @reurIs
ircne war aiemanp suseseh aIs bic BHtbin.-
Bon ben M5rosrm III hod feinrr ser9aftet uno
Srau S'8eGles 1T 70 fur4tbar eiharT6dhtcrt,
pa6 ie lT4 wesert, bic 9idmsn Der SAaubtubrn
ju nennrn. sic Iast, bic Sbat Ir otne ale 9re'
Ycfatien sefttt pcreen.
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WHITEwAsHING When the spring crops
are all nicely and safely put in there will be q
little leisure. It will be a fne opportunity
for whitewashing. Whitewash has been cali
ed the poor mans paint, sn account of its
cheapness but this is not the only thing it
has to recommend it. It promotes health.
A few days and dollars spent in whitewash-
ing, pays better than any other Investment
Cellar, pantry. milk house, sitting room, as
well as all the other rooms should have an an
nual coat of lime, and now is the time. Be-
sides this, all the board and picket fences
must be wtitened, as well as the outside of
buildings not painted. How it strikes the eye
of an observer half mile off, especially if he
wants to buy home. Few seem to be aware
how much it adds to the money value of
farm, when all the buildings and fences are
kept nicely whitewashedg N
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SnK.-The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Atlas sends to that paper the following
account of new discovery, that is important
if true:"
We hail with delight the announcement
that sauant has just made so valuable dis
covery in the art of preparing silk, that this
article will become more common than cot
ton. The savant it appears, one day, having
nothing else to do, began to think (Which is
wonderful for savant, says Alphonse Karr,)
that there was but one creature capable Of
producing silk; that there was but one des-
cription of vegetable matter (that of the null
berry tree,) fitted for that creatures food;
therefore the silk substance must not lie in
the animal, but in the vegetable matter; so at
once the sa0ant set about analyzing the COM
position of the mulberry leaf, and by boiling it
to thick paste has produced every description
of silk, in immense quantities. have seen
several yards of his manufacture, and although
wanting little of the gloss belonging to that
spun by the worm, l can pronounce it supe-
rior to the finest .toHlard hitherto made. The
price of the silk is five francs pound, when
spun-being one hundred and twenty francs
cheaper than that of the present day. This
new method of procuring silk will at once be
adopted in all countries, as the mulberry can
be grown in any country, and requires scarce
ly any culture"
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$1,O7A,S96 ~
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due. e.........


Company presents ta patrons the
satisfactory condition Of large increase in Cash Assets fox
the further poicesa be-
minimum market value at the present time
depression in the standard of They ara either
prime dividend paying stock good valuable and clean
yielding moderate interest and income The
standard basis valued. being
GOLD Besides this olidy, the CAmpany calls
and security derives rsm its
Agencies through its having the
presenting united phalanx of EXPERIENCED UNDERwRI-
TERs which worked hiryseven the happ1es
stockholders claimants enables
1886 with greater prestige FIR future use
than has been reached by really NATIONAL In
surance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and hdelity
ian30-tf ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent.
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JOY NO THE AEELICTED.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN ON HAND.
known family Medicine for Burns Coughs.
COLDS Sore Throsts and Quinsey VIII cure Dsrrhsas
Cholera Morbus Cramps and Spasms Will cure Fever and
Ague to fail. Daily hourly calls
cure the above diseases
An agent writsI hai rather trust life with n than
other medicine One and all try the remedy and satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indann thousand doze
greater than other Medicine
beforethe pubc Forsale by all the principal Drug
Oregon. .A. !. ~ e
WHOLESALE AGENTS: ri lsegNgT
LEIGH vERLING, EvansviIls Ind. .sueosssoEste Ksl
Ter Farnsley. ~ ..-4.s-f4a #ef+ftf e II 81 30
CHks. Fl. OLARK. vineen mes. Ind. 20 49, "
JOHN d. PARK Cincinnati Ohiocsn be obtained ofthsm
1T tmanufacturers prices. BOYD STONE CO.,
Oct3-6mw .-..+,e-- + Msunee City Ohio
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wHEEEER a. WILSON'S

NHRsE Machines operate upon entirely new Erinei
ple using shuttle lut needle and two threads
They have been in operation in the bands of families and
ciently oOg give them
and have given tire satisfaction. .tsT -f=a
They are very simple in construction and highly ernamez-
tai we'll useful fitted adorn adys parlcr
py less conspicuous position in the shop the
has been object furnish Machine that wosld be
applies Bile family well Taiiors
Dress and Cloak Make Shirt and Collar
&C. We fdaut Machines
are the best offered to the public Fl
Thousands of families testify their merits ali
kinds family sewing while Shirt Collar Msnuf1eu
rers their superiority all others foE
their work. s5---------
examination ofths Machines soil i.edn
spI7tf - 80 - Sole Agent for Southern India
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A DEFINITION OF HARD TIMEs.-An ex-
change states that the taxes of Ebenezer Fran
els, of Boston, last year, amounted to S13, ,431
on S. ,843, 800, a million and half being on
personal property, principally money. This
reminds us of an anecdote which illustrates
his character He is the largest bill-discount-
er and nete-shaver in Boston, and considers
the times very hard, when money is not worth
from one to three per cent month. A well
known and benevolent gentleman recently
called at his Office to solicit his subscription to
some deserving charity. e-" 't'' ''i.-
"Can't give anything, sir, can't give any
thing; :" said Mr.. Francis. Times are awful
hard-nothing doing, sir. Why, l have at this
moment actually got sia hundred thousand dol
lars on deposit, which I cannot get more than
eight per cent for If things should brighten
up, one of these days, you may call again. E.
THIS PROSE IN RYME WILL Do.-Marshal
spare that dog, touch not single hair? he wor-
ries many hog, from out his muddy liar. o!
when he was pup, so frisky and SO plump, ne
Tapped his milk from a cup, when hungry-at
a lump. And then his funny tricks, so funny
in their place, so full of canine licks upon your
hands and face. You will surely let hin livei
Oh! do not kill him-dead; ) he wags his nara
tive. and prays for life-not lead. Go get the
muzzle now, and put upon his mouth, and stay
that bow bow bowl and tendency to drought.
He is our children's pet, companion of their
joy; you will not kill him yet, and thus their
hopes destroy. No Marshal, apare that pup,
touch not single hair: 0! put your pistol up
and go away from there
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Loss OF CHARACTER.-Robert Andrews, fore
man to respectable nurseryman at some dis
tance from Philadelphia, who had lived with
his employers ten years, and had good char.
acter, on Saturday night, after applying for his
wages, claimed pay for young man up to that
day whom he had discharged some days be-
fore. His master said looking at him steadily
in the face, Robert, do you want to cheat me
by asking wages for man that you discharged
yourself eight days ago" He had no sooner
said this than the miserable conscience strick-
en- mans blood forsook his face, as if he had
been stabbed to the heart. When his master
saw so much atfiiction, he told him that he
might labor as he had done, but after such a
manifestly dishonest attempt, his character,
and the confidence in it, were gone forever. On
Monday, Robert made his appearance, but was
utterly an altered man. The agitation of his
mind reduced his body to the feebleness of an
infants. He took his spade and tried to use
it, but in vain, and it was with difficulty that
he reached home. He went to bed immedi-
ately, medical aid was procured, but to no pur-
pose, and the poor fellow sunk under the sense
of his degradation, and expired on Wednes-
day forenoon! His neighbors, who attended
him say that short time before he died. he
declared that the agony consequent on the less
of his character as an honest man, which he
had for so many years maintained, was the
sole cause of his death. - M
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an % BBLS No. Plaster Paris and for sale by
%@P mb26 2. II. COOK SON.
unEPS Am STONE MASONs-

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND SIONE MAoUNo.
IHE Board of of the county andsrbugh
will at II clock NJ. Thursday the 1st day o May
next consider seAled proposals for buildings
BRIDGE WITH ABUTAENTs, over Pigeon Creek near
Codys Plans and Specifications of the proposed work
the the undersigned by
desirous of bidding for said job. - =
mh22-tt WILLIAM d. W ALhhh. a. v Y.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
REFTN EME T


HHvERY the above will be found we'll adapt
WIN. LOeVyenthal G Co.,
of naG ooS spd
and shades also in quantity and quality any and every thing
to invite friends u Evansville
and to % give s us call bsm s Sst
imaginable under the of Dry Goods
Goods Of every des ,ription shaws Millinery and Straw
Goods be in the richest choice and most as
ansune expectations and satisfy every claim respecting
We every fashion color quality
and f in piece fnf f2REHfi oo
kmn"s-iO spia 0'A' IN store anu 10 PRESTON BROS
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-Jgst received further
Ii supply MarklSs extra suprhne -FOUR warranted
equal to the best St. Louis SEHsds ERsaaERerR RsoN
Cd = BUSHELS HominY just from the mills and made
cut Of FpTe white flint HSRny e91 t0F 's1 m at
oAsE apRss Dbl sbg Alm'na'
2 trails Dates, reed per steamer Defender BY COW
r. AOSsfrfaS MS ssELmAN ASD% * Co., 4 nO,SALAAN'
manufacturers of all binds of
G H E W n G. T O B A G O
attention paid the purchasing Of LEAF
TOBACCO. ap3-2m
ORANGE.-2Obo1 boxes Just received and t2599Is
ID sale by apis PRESTON BROS.
n EMON sYRUP.-BaIdwin & Myers pure lemon,
A rec per Persia, for sale by
APPS s. E. GILBERT CO.
HNERsfETICAL SEALED FIR EsHOYsTERs.
10 and pound reed Persia for sale
by aPs 5. E. GILBERT co.
BODT WI MINES.
COAL! COAL! COALM! COAL!it.
0RDERS Coal the above Mines received the
" following places. namely.
At the Conpany's Office. cor. 1st and Sycamore.
Atthe house of John Waynan, Lamaseo.
At Mr.. Speares Grocery, Fulton Avenue, Lamasco.
All. W. & ). Vickery's. Main street.
orders devvered the day of application. Price, de-
livered bushel 60 load of 6 bushels.
, apio-tf j. ii. BARNARD. Secretary.
COMPREHENSIVE
ENTE, the undersigned. have formed Copartnership.
the purpose earraying and doing general tobacco
manufacturing business We hope from percnee
Tobacco Manufacturers from the public share of
their patronage We have taken the No Is Third
Main the River where will be pleased
friends and customers We pepge ourselves to give entire
BIRCH MUSSELMAN.
ap3-zm ANDREW J. MUSsELMAN.
Cd D0Z Cradles 20 doz Half Bushels.
sD%F for sale by aps ORR, DALZELL co.
CANAs. STUHA
F HAVE large double Warehouse the Canal Basin
pable storing of produce, which Will be
of and held subj the
orders, the most reasonable terms
mh26 p. g. o. RILEY.
NMOME-TIC lLQUOks.-
ET 80 bbs m. Brandy; % bbls Bourbon Rye Whisky
do do Gin; 1s do Peach Brandy;
do Cherry Brandy, fer sale at
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'GBe gully yournaL
GRAND FARCE-JoHN BULL MAKING AN
ASS OF HIMSELF

We clip the following ludicrous description
proclaiming peace in London, from the cores
podence ofthe Philadelphia Bulletin:
The proclamation of the peace in London
has afforded ludicrous example of the 'feudal'
Government collected all the beadles of the
great metropolis, and seat them in procession,
along with the heralds, in their absured frippery
to demand entrance into the city of London
A detachment of life-g guards escorted the pro-
cession, which was really in no danger, except
ing that of being extingushed in the derisive
laughter of the spectators Slowly, the pro-
cession, wound along the most crowded
thoroughfare, the Strand, until it arrived at
Temple-bar, at which archway London proper
is supposed to begin. Here the heralds found
the gate shut and being under the impression
that London is a walled city, they blew blast
on the bugle and request to speak with the
Warder. That functionary having been dead
some five hundred years, the corporation clerk
took his place and demanded, "who goes there?''
Receiving satisfactory reply to this moment
GUS question, the bolt was withdrawn, and one
of the heralds was permitted to enter the sup
posed fortress, and was escorted before Lord
Mayor Salomens. That respectable Israelite
satisfied himself that the mans mission was
peaceable, and gave permission for the Royal
Proclamation to be read-which was accord
inlgy done, and all the BUNDLES returned to
their homes, followed by the ''hoorahs'' Of
small boys. This mummery may be whorthy
of the solemniZation of great nations peace,
but your correspondent regrets not having
been able to see anything in it but the height
of absurdity.
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CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, r

OF HARTFORD, CONN

JANUARY /, 1856.
As presented its Soekhoders made out in eamp-
with State laws of New York Ohio Indiana, Illinois,
Gr
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MISCELLANEOUS.

'" CFSOCKETT q LOWE,
ATTORNEYS Il T Id ",
MADISONVILLE, KY.
Will give prompt all business entrusted hel
care. noVo-t
GEO. KLINE. PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER.
y GEO. KILN E & CO.,
Manufacturers of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles.
WWTE are fill orders for the above
Wv sell low prices as the same can be nae
Cincinnati left at the store Of Decker
Kramer on Main street, First and Second sts
EDW "a ID BOY LIE,
sHEEF-IRoS WORKER.
BOILER MAKER AND DBLACKSMITHING IN GENERAL;
NE ANUFACTURE Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs and
lYa Spikes, n. e. Corner Main and Cherry Streets ST.
a Second hand Boilers always hand. Repairing dome
upon the shortest notice. mh1S-3m
TO ROATMEN.
IHAVE opened. n the cor As2sszSs--aIs .lIss
Raf amer of Canal and Main streets, szssz@@zzzzzz
Bear STORE and FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
iishment. where will be prepared at all times
supply Canal aad Ohio Boats and families with every ar
tice they need in the way of Stores
Canal Beasen particularly requested to remember
INV pisee mhI3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL.
1856. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856.
WUST received fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
CD prepared dispose OF at the lowest hgure
shall receive all the latest styles OF goods oil
and manufacturers and hope oy our
the of the mercha4t to 1ar
share of their patronage j. @. JEWELL & CO..
mhl3-tf Corner Vine and First streets
al BBLS No. Plaster Paris in store and for sale by
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EHOREIGN BRANDIEs AND WINEs.-
In Madeira; Malaga; Port;
Catawba; Ciaret; Rhine Wine.
For sale by mh26 s. MYERS.
SPRING AND SUM HER GOODS.
HAVE just with stock offspring and
goods selected by myself with great style d
material and invite the gentleman of the city and vicinity
call and for themselves. Shop Second ST.
sito Mr. McCarers Ohfrch. DAN. O'REAL-
CR ACK Frs AT WHOLESALE UND r. RETAtL
FENHE undersigned constantly keeps hand large
fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being manufae
by improved Machinery they sold
low place in the West and exeelled
quality by other mandatory in the country large
Sycamore and Vine.
deeIS-dtf j. StNElfH.
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w W. "a. L 4
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
AA AA- = = my25
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RELL HANGER,

LOCK AND GUN SMITH.
TORBING such as re pairing Umbrellas Parasols mend
W i1s DA~''' -S ~ JAMES SPALDING,
ostasn Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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= aR,5 F11R- SAI,E-,.

FHNHE undersigned having determined to to Cafor
mia, for sale the Farm which he resides,
road leading from Evansville Mt Vernon
in Perry wnship containing I26 Said land is
tracts all we'll improved and supplied with
the in healthy of the county of
wishing purchase the whole eff
Farm will the by application the under
signed upon the premises. Title indisputable.
-lwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT.
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The of the Corporation is RTNA INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford. COnnecticat.
ASSETS
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TINOB NCCO.-Fiye Lump cheap 70 close consignment.
~ daos GEO. FOSTER co
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kOME~ LIQJUhS.-
so bbls m Brandy; 20 bbls Bourbon Rye Whisky;
do do Gin; 19 do Peach Brandy;
rnh26 S, MYERS
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xTULOW WARE.-I5 doz fancy and commoH Bas-
AH kets dos Clothes Baskets doz ChildreA hifh an
together with general assortment Of willow
and vsod Ware, for sale at our uarsl low pricss
arg Nv. & 8. vIcKEKxs
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VI Oh ASSESSED bbls halves and Prime for sale
Iva apo GEO. FOSTER r. 90.
NE w FLOU Ek ING " ID CORN N WI III.

TTNHE undersigned established MILL
Second and Canal streets for the of nanqae
turing Flour Meslfor the home trade We will keep
hand brands Flour and in
trade We hope share of the public
by giving good article of Flour and Meal
Grinding done to mmodate the country trade.
HART & FAIRCHILO. re
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WWTE Just received. (and continually making ad
w dtoBs large and hne stock of Watches. Jewery
Clocks Silver Ware short all articles usually kept
Jewery and being direct from the manuacturersws
enabled sell low figures The public
and the ladies' particular invited to call examine
eur stock and prices. --' BITTR0LFF Il SONS. q
apis AAt t'A Main Zee bet. 1st andad.
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VpONNET REBBON.-
hD 50 cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted; 5s.J .sTN
so do Dress Trimmings do: reed this day and for
sale by r.l JAMES LOW a. CO., .tC7l
my3 tl i@3 4is Main street. Louisville, KY.
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DRS. RONALDS & LEWIS

EMAyE formed partnership for the practice OF mediei
surgery, the city of Evansville and surrour
ing country Once Third street, nsar the new 90
House. slTEl spill
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MECHANICS' WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MA CHINE SHOP.

&SUNURIES.-
125 Bonnet Ribbons and handsome styles;
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats. assorted qualities;
Is pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth;
90 cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon. different twidths;
$50 Parasos, assorted styles, pes Satin de Chine;
so doz Tuck Combs, rs doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
100 doz Horn do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
gro metal Coat Buttons; gro horn Pand
this day and for sale by JAS. Low & co.,
mh29-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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TEyNEY& sORENsON.

TENNEk On SUHE1INSU4Ns
wHoLEsALE GROCERIES AND Ll4uoks oOhNEh
EVANSVILLE, IND.
YMNHE this formed for
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaying succeeded the business OF Messrs As
Ho purchased their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer as good oargaI
w. o' ~ -' R 8. TENNEY,
;ana S.SORENSON.
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cartons Silk Fringe 10 cAntons siIk
IL trimmings reed to-day and Tor sale by 80 - '-+
APPS JAMES Low & CO.
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TO THE EADIE:

"a New three story brick building containing tan rooi
In and store two good dry cellars Division ssre
near the Grman Catholic Church. good Ice House full
ice on the lot be had cheap with the house For pa
my15-lw IS HORACE PLUMER
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6tOOPER's TOOLs.-A full assortment Knives.
q Planes and Truss Hoops just reed by steamer p
- weed and for sale by WALDKIRCH.
mh2I Main street bet. 1st and ID.
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NEW SPRING MILLINERy

RWIsS has received large assortment OF
VM Millinery consisting Of Nepolsn. Silk and Straw
TO which calls attention of the Ladiesof
Evansville and vicinity. r r. bA AEn.s
mh3I tfrst street, between MAIN 4ho Aoo1sA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-27

ALL SORTS OF MISDs.-i strong disposition
Is in men Of opposite minds to despise each
other. grave man cannot conceive the
use OF Wit in society; person who takes a
strong common sense view of the subject, is
fer pushing out, by the head and shoulders
an ingenious theorist, who catches at the
slightest and faintest analogies and another
man, who scents the ridiculous from afar,
will hold no comm erce with him who tests
eXquisitely the fine feelings of the heart,
and is alive to nothing else whereas talent
is talent, and mind is mind, in all its branch
es. Wit gives to life one of its best flavors !;
common sense leads TO immediate action,
and gives society its daily motion large and
comprehensive views cause its annual rota-
ticn; rdicule chastises folly and imprudence,
and keep men in their proper sphere sub
tlety scizes hold Of the fine threads of truth !;
analogy darts away in the most sublime dis
coveries; feeling paints all the exquisite pas
sions of mans soul, and rewards him, by a
thousand inward vistations, for the sorrows
that come from without. God made it all
1t is all good! We must dcspise no sort of
talent; they all have their separate duties
and uses-all the happiness of man for taeir
object; they all improve, exalt and gladden.
life.-.Sydney .SMith.