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that the evil principle in his heart would
be stronger than the good. But no.
"l tcitt not go without ask my moth
err! said the noble boy, his voice trem-
bling with emotion, "and am no cowarl
either. Ipromisod her that | would not
90 from the house without her permission
and should be a base coward if | were
to tell her a wicked lie."
There was something commanding in
his tone which made the noisy children
mute. 1t was the power Of II strong soul
over the weaker; and they Involuntary
yielded him the tribate Of respect.
saw HIN in the evening among the
gathered multitude in the parlor. He
was walking hy his mothers side, state.
!y matron, clad in widows weeds. Her
gentle and polished manners, and rich,
full tones of her sweet voice, betrayed "a
southern birth. 1t was with evident pride
she looked on her greatful boy, whose face
was one the finest ever saw, fairly radi-
ant with animation and Intelligence -
W*ll might she he proud Of such son,
one who could dare TO do right, when all
were tempting hnm to do wrong. shall
probably never see the brave beautiful
boy again. but my heart breathed pray
cr that spirit, now So strong in its intcgri.
ty, m. .ht never hc sullied 10y wordincss
and sin-never, in coming years, he temp
ted 10y the multitude Of evil. Then will
he indeed lie joy to the widows hear,
"A pride and all ornament to his coun.
Try. Onr country needs such stout brave
hearts, that can stand fast when the whir
winds Of tcmptati"n gather thick and
StonS around them-shc needs men who
from infancy upwards have scorned TO Le
false and rccrcant H. duty.
Would you, little boy, he brave man
and blessing to your country, be truthful
now. Never, never tell u lie, or deceive
in any manner, and then, if God spares
your life, You will hc n stout-hear,cd man
strong aud fearless champion Of the
truth.
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JUST received direct from the publishers
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THE BRAVE BOY.

was sitting by window in the second
story Of one OF the large boar :ing houses
at Saratoga Spring thinking ot absent
friends, when heard shouts vi children
from the piazza beneath ne.
"Oh YES that's capital so we will 3
Co..e on, now There's William ilaIer'
--Come on, William, we're .oing to have
- ride OH the Circular R;uiway. Come
with u
"Yes if mother is wiling, | will run
and ask her." replied William.
40, o! 50 you must run AID ask your
ma. Great baby, run along 10 your ma
Amt you ashamed! ! didn't ask my
mother" Nor /, Nor l." added half IL
dozen voices.
BE man, William" cried the first
voice, come along with us, ifyou don't
want to be called u coward as long as you
live. Don't you see We are all wal.
ing y
leaned forward to catch view Of the
children, and saw William standing with
one foot advanced, and his hand firmly
clenched, in the midst Of the group. lie
was fine subject for painter at that
moment. His flushed brow, flashing eye
compressed lip, and changing check, all
told how that word coWdrd was wrank
ling in his breast. "Will lie prove him.
self indeed one, 10y yielding to them I"
thought |. Ii was Yjsh breathless inter
IS, l listened for his answer, for ! feared
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INFIDELITY OF LIFE.

allow much is this yard!" said ladv
acquaintance OF mine, to the proprietor Of
large dry good store
That, ma'am, is worth"-anI he then
held it up for inspeclion-"that is seIIing
for three dollars. 1t is beautiful piece.
ma'am, the best for the price, in the CITY.
ut Is more than | am willing to give"
said the lady. II will take it at two dol
lars"
The merchant went on. in the usual
style, asserting that it was less than cost.
but it being her she might have it.
After the I"iy had gone, said I, "Why
did you sell that without profrf'
"Why did / You don't think me so
much OF fool As that 7 I never dispose of
goods without profit"
But you told the lady So" said I.
"PDh tell the same TO twenty, every
day: made fifty per cent, on that very
cloth"
lie then went to attend to another Gus
toner and thought to myself here is u
man reckonel honorable As a business
man, in good standing as member Of
church esteemed benevolent,
liberal Christian, and absolutely lying ac.
cording to his own admission, at least
twenty times day, merely to make a
good bargain, and gain a few pence
Why is he called honerauIcl because he
will not forfeit his word when ovarEeached
by 'cuter man2 because he pays all his
debts when due, to keep up his creditl-
Yes. These are sufficient in the business
worll. Why is he esteemed n Christianl
Merely because he owns pew, is a com
munieaq,, and gives literally to beGeyo-
tent societies.
Judging from the acts oi such and acts
are the mos correct interpreters Of per
sons thoughts what claims have they for
.uch titles rs Christians and honorable
u,en' 1t is not by those acts expected
10 come before the discriminating, crilc-
zing public, that men are to be known, but
by those liule every day transactions,
where there are supposed to he no ohserv-
ances. When the eye Of the community
!. not upon them e the moment to judge
q the;r honesty. Ask usdssman why
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he persists in such c5urse, and he will
readily answer
ave must do so if we w6ulu lite."
Has mankind so degchera,cd, that a
man of Integrity must starved Are all
knares, that we must deal in fslsehoods
or die? No, God forbid! 1t is liocl or
the human race to say we prosper and ht
honest. Let me ask those Who would an
swer. We must lie dishonest >" how
many have ever thoroughly tried the cp
posite course!
Now, have conscience and integrity he
come battiers to rIglt and success. Each
rxerts himscltto the extent Of his sagacty
if not to get the better Of a bargain, AT
least not to get cheated. We need host
Of ministers, YES, home missionaries, to
preach aeains, this growing fai'hlessncss,
this infi,ieiiv, rot theore c,ical, and prac,
rical inidrl,y-this bccgary of faith. to
preach to each other.- W'areriu Maga-
! zine
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The great and important cvcnts-Rcligious,
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written long after the living interest in the facts
he records shall have passed away. The pro-
grcsS ot the l'ar in the Egst occupies large
space III their pages. Evory movement Is close
~ criticised whether of friend or of Zoe, and all
shortcomings irarcssly pointed out The let
tcrs fiom the CRIMEI AID from the B.iLTIC
, i'll BachwoodS Magazine, Fl ON two of its most
! popular contributors, give more mtclligibr
/ aud reliable account of the movements of the
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SPlert 1Sartrq.
ANGEL MUSIC.

When the twilight weeks meath her azure
veil
And the sweet flowers sigh as the day grows
pale,
Then an angel comes on her silver wings,
And golden harp in her hand she brings :;
S"ft, sweet and low,
RiGh numbers flow,
And hush my breath while the angel sing,
Oh! the love rays fall from her dew.fl,.d
eve,
Like the soft star beams from Tn. twil,rh,
sky,
And she fans my brow with her frarran,
wings
While she gently strikes on tie golden
string;
Soft, sweet and lom,
Rich numbers flow,
And weep for joy while ang, Is sing.
Like the soft, South wind when he woos IN.
flowers,
Like the glad birds note in his loved wreath
ed bowers,
Like the thrilling cry of The winds harp.
strings,
Are the rapture tones that the angels sings;
Soft, sweet and low,
Glad brcathlngs flow,
And dream of love while the anp,' sings,
Like the paintive vol &c of the morning pine.
Like the wild, wild wave of the heayino
brine,
Like the groans that sweep on the NIGH,
wings,
Is the strange sad song that the angel sings;
Dark, deep ard low,
Sad moaI ings flow,
And weep DER the lost while IN, ono.l
sings.
men lofty strain on the rich harp swells
And the soul Of biss in its music dw,lls.
ana the tide OF the song ov'r the glowing
strings,
Flows csh and free from the Eden spring
soft, sweet and low,
Rich brcalhings flow,
And J dream Of Heaven while the anpcl
sings!
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TRUE GREATNESS.

Ch,ef Justice Marcia WAS in the hab-
it OF going to market himscls aYL carry.
ug home his purch ascs. Frequently h.
would hc seen returning at sunrise, with
poultry III one hand, vegetables in the
other. On one OF the occasions, a fash
Dnahlc Young man from the rth, who
had removed TO Richmond, was swearing
violently because he could find no one to
carry home lis turkey.
Marshall stepped up and asking him
where hc lived, That is my way, and
will take it for YOU"
When tnry came to the house. the
Yong man inquired, What shall pay
you."
"Oh, nothing" you are welcome, it was
on my way and no trouble"
"Wh is that polite old gentleman who
brought hone my turkey for me T. inqu,-
red the Young man of hystandcr.
That" replied he. "is John Marshall,
Chief Ju iice of the Umtcd States
"Mhy diI lie Lging hong my tur
key T.
To give yon severe reprimand and
teach You to attend TO your own bus.
ness" was the rp,y.
True greatness never feels above doing
anything that is useful. hut especially the
trul great man will neverfeel above help
ing himself. His own independence of
character depends on his being able 10
help himself. DR.. Franklin, when he first
established himself in business in Phila
de'rlia. wheeled home the paper which
he published for his printing Office, upon
a wheel barrow, with his own hands.
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For the Complete Cure of Caughs
Colds. influenza. AstkWa Bronchitis
Splitting Of Blood, and all other lung
complai tending to consumption
This preparation is getting into use al
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nelghborhoods, warrant us in saying IL is enc
OF The best, IL no; the rery best Cough Medi-,
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rabfy rel'eres sad moi unfr~qu,ntiy cures he
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ASK the agent in your nearest town, what
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TITS TIE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below we give n few extactn from iettrrs
We have rereived lately regarding the viz,
tues Of .ais medicine
Dr.S.Osin, of Knoxville. Ga, ,says:-Iksy,
been using y"a- Lirernorf and Tar rsry erten.
surely ~ my practice far three years past. and, u
Is io'h pleasure 4 stale my beiie(in IT'S SUPERB,
oIirY OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES rifn phieh
am acquainted tor rhich IL is recommended, y,
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald g. Benners. writing
from Wayncs'ille, NC. sayg--. The Lirer.
,oorf and Tar is becoming daily more popt.
Tar IN IN" Country. ASD WE THINK JUsTLy
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who was relieved by the Liverworth and Tar,
Such are the good reports we hear Of
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avor Of standing advertisements
MONTHS. 6MoSTHs. YEAR.
One Square, $500 $500 $500
Two 600 1000 1900
Three 900 400 1900
Half Column, 1000 22OO 5000
One 5000 $500 5000
Business Cards of five lines or less, includ-
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annum.
Announcing Candidates for Oflice, Five
Do,'Yrs.
Advertisers are requested to mark the
number of insertions desired on each ndvcr-
tisemcnt, or they will bc inserted until for.
bid, and charged accordingly.
80 All transient advertisements must
be- paid for in advance.