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f. GATHRIGUT.
DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON

UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
IT AVE received their Fall Stock of
L French and American Paper Haugings. all qua
tiles Floor oil Cloths Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings, and many
ether articles in the line of business which will be
-old at msderate prices We also keep ON hand and
make TO order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
CGrled Hair and Shuck Mattresses, of the brst quail
ity and all ether work in our line executed by tht
most con petent workmen, with the strictest desr,
to give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. SO ZS-3m
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM

J.
II MERCIAL INSTITUTE, ON NINTH STREET.
BETWEEN BROAD ANB MARSHALL.-The uG-
dersisned Principals of this Institution united
their interests for the purpose of establishing
School for Boys of the highest order and have been
successful in securing excellent and cOmmodious
rooms, in the above-naned central part of the city
They will make such division Of labor in the ex
ercise of the School, rs to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
Tho Recitatons will be conducted with the use Of
ilobes, Maps, Charts Mathematical Blocks, and PHI
losophical and Chemical Appa. atus.
Pupils entering this School, can unite with Glasses
pursuing a course Of instruction with q view 10 n
thorough business education, to enter the first
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials, see Circu
lars TO be obtained at this oSlce after August 25th
and at most of the Bookstores, by application to
either of the Principals. One o. the Principals
be found at bis study, I'd door from 9th street.
Broad
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2ls
Professor Emon viii take charge OF the French.
EDW ARD ", CONE, A. M., p,;,.,,.,
ta HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ, iiiHeip"i'
EEYRRENoss-Hon. O. p. Baldwin, VIM. III. Chris
tian Esq., Rev. .Chas H. Read. d. D., Rev. s. s. Mui r.
ianf James n Macmurdo, Esq, John III. Tyler, Eco.
leo. - Toodfin, ESD, tfrs. Susan L. Pellet, Mis-
Harriet Hall. an ls-2m
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III MAIN STREET.

N b. DICKINSON,
IN. IMpORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, WINES. LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons Raisins. Figs. Dates.
Prunes and Currants. $50
Rresh Almonds. Filberts, walnuts. Pecans, aim
and Coeoanuts.
Presh Olive OIL, Licorice and Clsret Wine.
In BOND:
$50 baskets Hiedseick. Munns aud Star cham-
payne.
Is ar pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine;
Is half United Vineyard, Hennessy. jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
50 coo Genuine Havana Ciga,s.
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and kye " niskcy.
tlId Jamaica NJ r. Rum and pure spiriis
ALSO-A general assortment oi loNef staus Dian
oies' "in'' a''' WAREHOUSE. No. 3 18th street,
Richmond M
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Ngs CUSSINGHAM's TRIAL-4 SceRr an Netv IDrE
Mrs. Cunningham appeared in court in New York,
on Saturday, when it was determined 10 remove
her trial to Newburg. and to permit her to go at
large temporarily on her present ball. although it
was decided that Judge Peabody had no authority
to admit her TO bail. After this decision, Mrs. C.
left the courtroom and crossed the Park with the
largest crowd following her, hooting and shouting.
that ever WAS seen TO congregate on the develop
Inent of any OF the phases of the BurdeIl drama
Some scores of persons seeing tue gathering move
towards the third avenue railroad emerged from
Nassau street and ~ far down as Park place. The
hall bell began to strike IL O'Clock. and folks
thought there was fire. but the excitement sub
sided when Mrs. Cunningham entered the car ex-
eepting among those who were lucky enough to
hang on to the platform to get sight Of her.
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JGly 9th, 1857. jy 2o-dam
DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
ON DR0AD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS.-The classes in vocal music in this insti-
tuition meet as follows First adult class (more ad-
yanced) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at "a
Thursday evenings at "a o'clock. The juvenile
classes Will meet at O'Clock. The first lmore ad-
vanced) on "Wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and THURSDAY. Lessons on
the ano given when preferred, unless too inconven
lent to the Institute For further particulars apply
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Ts0R IIIRE.--For the balancs OF the
r ,s,r likely Girl, Is years old. She is good
ses.;; y !. servant and iad''naia IsSY I4Sgs sir Aas..
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nlSSOLUTI0N.--T firm of JETER &
- LEFTWICH is this day dissolved by limitation.
Either partner will use the Of the firm in cio-
sing the business.
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SUSPENDED RNLRoADs.-Within the last thirty
days the following railroad companies are reported
as having either gone to protes! on their floating
debt, suspended or made assignment of their
property:
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NALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
II Nv stock of Fall and Winter CL0THISe Z now
eompIete and eompriSes Of the incest ana psss
seiections Of Goods have ever offered in tns msE
want 70 an examination Of my stock. IhAnkni ior
past ayors no effort my part shall De wanting W
'icsis WM IRA SMiTH,
- il4 Main strs ef.
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L,ALL TRADE, 1867.
CLARKsoy, ANDERSON Il CO.,

(No 100 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND Va
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLTTNG CLOTH
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.-
sub
tii Coal
itTHs'
eet, be-
t with
.ais for
.INS.
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NEW SERIES. No. 81.

tain Aol grants. together with the ons@l
menis, b. tAkm fnmn the table. '.f
Mr.. Adams a,oox that the lla,sn con
cur In the amrnlmeae III Mr. isranchs
Ayv u, nos~ia,
TN motinu of Mr.. Rranci, the iioua ~
solved itw9f into tammittr of the Whob'
Mr.. Whitlrk In the Chair, fr shs c,nslj
eratim of Ho,sr Hills No, o AMI II,
Amer iisauSing the bills N Cps,mili~'
the iims, a,liourrNd until ~ c'cl~k, =, "
AFTERNOON snastoS, f
HOUSE met Iarsnan, 10 asljcurma,u,
Mr.. ~ n Brown uhsSl tho following
resolution
Rss~irsi, Tha, the Chief Cleih he insi,aels.
10 ascertain why tho amrMtmess~. vctArtei b,
The Ccmmitiee aa House Hills, ~ grant lan.la .,
tho Minnesota aud Dakota, and Minneap polls ane
Cedar Valley RaIlruAa cesnpsat.s. has hoi heel
pris,ed, and laid apa tho lpsks VI ,sr 'nem
tsr afths lioasr, .er 5
upon motion of Mr.. Plaasf. tle llousc
n~olsed itself into uonmiitec of tho Whole
10 consider HOUSE nh Nn 3, Mr. Berry IL
the Chair,
Amer ~me time s,@at thswlu, The Cofn
aittr ro~r and ruportai the bill baWk with
sandry asnendmeats. AMI rrompendel that
u bc eagr0~ol fs
I'm motion, the House WslImrscl 1r
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r 81 - -. Al. ...... . -,
we've Hsn. mucn s"".' us S.l~ ~
and nxed oy hsr p9rsn,,a, .os'r 'a"l'y con
seruoas. soa osnes poa 'n.1e ~ u
eeses annso'.an's a Inr mp..s
Or 0ey vhen my were urn.i.s VIZ" ~"
~ tne Ssar son "sr'r NJ n'cnmcn' 70 M
ssna'e "a ~ sna.A Hm a'"s1 s.: . gnns ,S..
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ovg n,tL ,sassarakNsa.r What " the rca
sua that the nuhnaac mails 10 Aot reach saint
raul hy the Packet SampAAt's . haAis, until ono
DAY aiirl the malis are ,apst w understood
that al lhc vrrall0 VI 'sas igellai,. twr mails
day weald be Jeapasched muin Dahaqoe
w. sssrss rs s1 hs sy Y s ~ ! sSssss ssnsss, s1S
snrer~dc,l Nv enr aav'. ises news outside eI
The p,alls, and hfvash, by the same bpats. We
noiicei A, y. na Ia Seffim NAH Agent, on
the War fa.f,s Yesterday morning, With Tho
mails. who sil ma speht give the matter hir
special attention, - thai Ne NAV not have
ea'iAe u studr " t,sss maits Again,
ria wsn Yesterday. Of aiitas day. ei The
se@vn, The Wind blow With a STEADY persevet
saoc, throwing tl,e dos, about, and scattering
Loose sticks and hoaHisin NIL directions, We
isusa u Al ,hose slnsest p'pess.bls iege across
.naaes ana moni,s~sn e;trshssts oas Of doors,
fol, tho cuects Of md hesoaS, The day through
IL. VA sss I'D sg sss Ss Ne ysaa @ no, ,,s ss
msrhIasf, Asald, ,ls4ssiisa rsin et IN about
y, ", Which promised fan 80 ipat 'lafias the
HNsfs W .NtEHtEg EEE{f
clmt4LAa SAN Mia, These afe issnri,e
kind NJ rallls ipr tbs Truitaf} and hundred, OF
th~m have hrea pss 81 sneesasaA hpoFatloa
tiwous'oa, the soqnsys W. pctee ~ spring
Tho number VI mllL hfpuRht 10 W. faal has
thus fal rxtecicd that of previous Seasons, up
W this TINE. A wsssHt writiass ths machinery
u os oat lssee, " ase vi,sulsr nails enmplete,
Destruction various paih,s u The ihierlor The
hctease N miHs ~'a "a vos<t,r index 30 oui
prosperity and alNaueemeui
'Htaw wsvtm R,ds w'ests. II AXE 81 crais
10 very high n THE tshie the water hcing aou,r
" feet Abpss the wiplqr Wsik, Unfna the
gale ~ TIday afii PARTON ~ saturday much
damage was sss,slns'l We have hraid ors
-. 4. A. A
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VOL. TX, NO. Z.

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spink. spank. spink;
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sons h''@ii yvN' nai no"
ghueu away sn'r u'e is'e ~ lSN' i'"" ",""'
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mouth and up to the cars, nnd grasplng
stur'iy walking canes. 10 suppori e'isi'rrly
irt.
Their hticth annHef AIRY catic, a'idly,ih
had indesi bccn busy. one h'd lsTn biliei
by the overturt,nf oi th" inntl, "a wl'ch he
had taken his plnce IN order io be present. at
the dmner, having purchased ai eiihic IN
Monmouthshirr and retir,d ultbet Sith his
family. Another had undergone urgi"al
operation. and expired hcrath II kn'i' =
third had yielissi up a broken p'rit ,wo
years aiter the loss oi an only adas bicr a
fourth was carried % IN a few 'l,ys hy
otoiera mo'bu'--n hitl had brraihei his last
the very morning he obtained a lsd rin'm ~
his favor by the Lord chans'ilor. winch iapi
cost him hi' last shilling nearly to get, an'i
which, alter litigation ol eightoH y'aFs.
declard him the righlfni posscss'r at 'en
thousand u y'ar--'en minutas aiBr hr was
no more. \ sixth had p,risiied l's m'd'
night aSs'.>sin' who broke into i"' 'I,''is lor
plumber, and saeriiicod The o"hcl Q i aS he
graspJ convnsivoly b"ndie c' hkelfqner
bh'' "nhh il' r"p'"t Was uia"in3 'T'll )"
Faiu uis lhi"Nf NMf' hN feb " ivy WV
every h'gn' pacp" iof o"'''f ~Nu'1V'
-Four little odd men. o' y lile'r,d npps.t-
ancc aud dccrcpid walk with cfar'i'l Voice.
AMI dim, raylcss eyes sat down by IN" ih'r-
CIV of Heaven, las they thp,ns dyes 'n'inu
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believe. Is ali the evidence in w'cr1cc Ia
thrats
The oaly piece of c,nlc'rc ls~r'ne M
motive thai the Judge has ~ lar allowed u
be offered, is that " o,@ ct the donw~iics
whom she told that the l'e,or was Jealoas
ef her tMr-, Canninaham- intimacy with
Eckl.
The e,idciar in wicrac Ia Gr a~ur,
tainmcu, " the hour al which nr Buriell
AMI Mr.. Ullman would r~prctiwly return
on the night II tho mur,cr, " furnished by
tho testimony ct Mr., ullaan, ii whom she
made such All inquiry. IN wisrrncr 10 hrr
having u 6w In hia rom AMI that ot Mr..
John II. Thompson. who had called at VI
Boad strsrt In Ii. niteruooa II the fatal day
and who hs~ni Ia. Cunningham say 10 th'
Doctor, as lr wMs about 10 have the lous',
"liarvey, what time win you be- bark y or.
~fiarvcy. where arr you going :"
Ixcc h g,nd ,k~l II ,ewtim"ay in rrf
crcnee Ia thu diAgrs~ble ala no,ic,N In
lloml sirsi that night Some portions oi
the testimony On that point are not positive
" givrn ~ 20 wha, u SEEMED % pro~ssi
from ~ oihm pcrtions ar,, i'r. l'arualsc.
whosc evhlcn~ M this point IA most adverse
To the accused acknowledging on bis cr,ss'
examination that he had noticed a disagree
ahle aior in the strct ~ carly ~ y O'Clock
that night. which alr h. attribu'ei To tho
burning of soap at u sap factory iharr'
1h.s', W. klicvr, arr all tho salient points
that have bsn Illustrated by the evidence
so lar, with the exception ~ IL whether Mns
Canainghams agitation AMI r,r''rinent
when sl@ hcanl II thu mnrtr was theatrical
and hiynsl. m was ral. The principal
witness on this pcin, is DR. Main, anil hc
testified that her daughter llelen Was lying
oa the bsi IN an unnistakable synoir or
fan,inu III. AMI that ~ Mrs Cunningham
did mol offer ta re,nler her any assistance, II
must have l1cn bsauas she wa incaIable
of dong 81.
On the seventh, the r,hl,ncc for the pros
~ution el,psJ, aDh the casc was opcn@l for
the ,leGne. The tlpory was set mp I"r tho
by right.haml~l man The witnesses
were cSaminsI IN rcGrp~ Ia the alleged
marriage " nr Rurlcll apl Mrs Cunning
ham.
The r~ul, Of the procccslings On the sth
Is given in tbe following despatch
NV yoNs, May s.--In The iIarhll eas
IN tiay apoirraa was the principal wtw7e
said h. went IN lssi u, II O'Clock did not
hear particle of noisr IN tho night ~ the
Il. Is.......-l i. l..
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IL the Terrisory ~ Minnesota.
The tv~olaiioa was Hioptei
Mr., Murray alsa ontr,l resolution
which was adopted. giving ,hn usa II thc
Hall 10 the r~k family For the purpo~ oi
\ musical entertainment
Mr., lssRRy gave no,iec of n bill m cseca'
ton of tho truui cww,el BY acs VI cagrv~,
aid d.sposiug Of ,Nr,ain lands ~ the Mime
atsplis 4 Cedar Valley Railroad company
Tor the purpose sIs~ifi'sl,
Mr.. kisosmrsv frpm the canmmitiv 10
whmn WAS wtrrI lloae hill No ., ~
ferrl the san,c back with Amenimeo,s
Mr. SSlrn hpm the samc ~mmlt,S ~
ported the samr hack with amrnin~nts.
Mr.. BAAAom hmn thu aAsne commtiee,
rIortsri the hill bark with sandry amend
mcnts and rcamncialol Ia passalsc. The
several rporh wcrn laid upon the tablr and
crierd TO be printed,
Mr.. Ssrrn l'eiore ,l~ question on the tho.
lion Ia print was pu, IN the lloa~'. remarked
that his amendments were simply striking
oat the section comforting lands Tie thought
Il had policy to eouer th~" lamis on any
om company siaply. He would clnrtw oil
tho companies first. GL intrslur au omnh
bus bill giving the lamls on CERTAIN roatr- io
certain companies. with conditions, n~tric-
tions and prlvilcg~ equally pertaining 10 all
Although il might lr ,issirab~ Ia lct each
ease stand ON ~ own merits, yrt every days
experience convinced him that general bill
wonid bc found thH only practical plan, and
the sooner thy scs about this. the sooner We
will In able to return ~ the smom ~ our
families ilia rslswt on bill No, . involved
the merits II this proposition.
Mr. GKRs ofiat~l the following resolution
Rs~olv~i, That M hill transferring nsd pcr'
tion of the lands granted io thu Trrit0ry.
10 any particular company lss~r this ho''ss,
angly but that the grants upon ihe several
lines u itailroad. In the several companies
be emtnihd In our bill
On motion of Mr.. llaAsca thu resolution
was indefinitely pos'po,sl. Ayes To-
Nays IL
The Hons then adjoarmsi
..,-.4. sa.a4s...-a
COUNCIL.
Tn,a-pAs, May u. 1901.
~ ,'',. .aan Wv. =, ~ D."" ~, s,,' an ~"
us"a l"u''""'",y p'"'''P'' wv "''""S
'''''s VIZ """
nniS isrhopt'rp
IIy Mr. atmwi A bin Ia organize tho H.
Augusta Boom Company.
iIy Mr.. ltolette: A bill In hW,wpotai,salm
town Of Mankalo.
- . -
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lsIsUnfgD tos fpH ri1sttB AsD DssoCsAf !
wypspp,s. May ~. 1867.
The Counril waa raIlei 10 orlsr ai 2. ?. y
Prayer by The Chaplain
The toarnal was rosI and approval.
Jbe following bills wrrc introduced.
i.y Mr. lsplette A bill 10 incorIsr ate
ssrtain towns 10 this Trrriisy alsp
A biii ~ frovpi~ fs lcosting anil evtsh-
lishing ocrisin Territorial ryads aiso
4 bill H. incorporate oeriaio tow,s In this
Territory. snd provide town governments for
the SAM also
A bili fH al sct granting 10 ccrtain pr
-as tis rigit 10 maintain hfrirs IN this Ter
tiisry.
I.y Mr. IDw.ry A b,li 10 establish 80
tain coap,isa aud fH hh'r purprss als,
A bin t Incorporate Minnesota Western
H,prN~ COMPANY alan
A hill 10 ases'x q p,ttn II Mow~ cnn
" u Oiss,ri county.
By Mr. Fr~-l,orb A blu ~ Incorporate
The Minp-da Air linz Railroad Company
si~p
10 inesxJswwt" Minnesota t.raral Rail
usd COMPANY
Iy Nf. HnmI,,,rty a bill granting laIsls
10 ftss River faIsy l.siirosj Company
ssd b. ti~ Minneapolis and Cedar Vsiisy
Ksjr~d 'oiHpany
Sotiss vss gwen ~ tise ,B'r,si nciDb a
uS flb~ing bills.
By M Eri.l,in 4 hll to Incorporate tho
! Minis~As a,A Psrihc kailroad t,mJnny
sasi vrsn,.eg i~Dh io tho sanp.
EY Mr.. Asyt A bill 10 j,spy. n ti,s
grant ~ laids ms,le u tis Trrriifsy
Tre vote w whieh tir Hoa~ TSssssi tl,s
III, Incorporating tI~ tovpo Trsvers. wa,
rscs..sirsi. asI is~ ball sr~s~bsi ny H.
s~t,ng at sr,ahling olsu-e.
OD mship a Nr Sstnv, III 'oaiDci NJ
Jo~rv'I
May II. I-js.
The IIoss wsa csls,l 10 orlr Of II
! o'ein,k
I w. Mg-y skr,I the tlIosir.g r'.Aa
1 t.sn.
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( pssy 'h.st~rsa ~ tAs k.. ~ ,his Territory
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IIusy eaih-I % ads by the stsak1. at
10 oegark
NJ Fosasr offered the foll~ing r-~tlu.
ti0B
Hfsss.sd, That the yres s,as fs-oisiiSn Il ,hs
Hs.ss .e 30 far sssyssdsd. AZ Ia admit ~ The
HIN u ise~pstass the Missis~iypi Valley Rat
road coiapsay. sbd ths hI.-sssippi ssd s@ib
Western i!siiroad Company.
Adapted.
Op usossm u Mr.. Wbiilsk. ur nsol''
,an restricting bpsiisss, AZ. va no lar s''s
tsssLsI aa 10 allow Mf I'aype 10 imrsinr
tiyu~ BiIl M ~. b,s'ng biii 'sPfoypic
fr ,hs 70 ysgut ~ H. WsiiI0w s0i otbsrs
ts g,ssl. furnished vdauiscfs IN the Wa
tsrto~n eryslit,n 49,.
Bin rad frt ayi scdad tine. afd laid
ursn tb.e tabIe IN 's printed
Utsu mpai1u ef Mr.. Msnxy. Mr.. 5hs.
wusl lIossh wss esrt~i kAroliias Chrk u
tn IiO,s pro TEN
Mr.. rom.sr moys,i that tlr li0e r~pivr
i,.jf into Cmnuhtte~ ~ tisr wbols. ftr u~
esspt svzilsn ~ Hoaa~ a. n btis.
Mr. 4. n. I;rosa ia tlr CHAR.
Af,,r ossissrs,ita u Iioi-s Iiill No. 10,
ihe o'Aami,t'- roc Ai rprtesI l~ck tle
biil xiih nandy ansrsim'r,s
Th~ hill ~as thru r,trr-d 10 omum'itse
esr,.tisr Il Ms~rs. Msrsy. ssvasy,
Adams, Foster ad King
NJ Adsn. moy,i iLsi Iioas H. s, a
Nm 10 inorvwsfs ,is Mims-sss Afsi Pss'.
a. Rsilrsad Company ssd drgssing 81 c~s.
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COnnt Th ann d.

Count what Why, count the mercies
which have been quietly falling in your path
t rough every period of your 6is.ary.-
Down they come, every morning and every
evening, as angel messengers from the Fa.
Their Of light, to tell your best friend in Hea.
ven. Have you lived these years, wasting
mercies, treading them beneath your feet,and
consuming them every day, and neysr yst re-
allied from whence tbay came If YOU have
Heavan pity yout
You have tnurmored under affection but
who has hea d you rejoice over blessings q
~ you ask what are these mercies Ask
the sunbeam. the rain dran, the star, or the
queen Of night, What is life ut "a mercy 2
What Is the prppriety If stopping to play
with thorn bush when you may just as well
pluck sweet flowers, and eat pleasant fruits !!
Happy lie he who looks ct the bright side
Of life, of providence, snd G revelation
Who avoids thornsand thickets aud sioughs,
until his Christian growth is such that if he
cannot improve them, he may pass among
them without injury. Count mercies bef.r
you complain Of afaiction.-Rekgssss zsIss-
ceps.