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N0VM IH1 AR0 ~
ONE OF THE BEST PURGAT1yE AND LIVER MEDl-
" CINEs now before The pSElie h"msly DR. sASr9sg
seaser, milder and more ,lec,ua inn my other med
e Remedy, acting irst On tie Iiesr to eject its morbid
matter, tet tIc stomach and bowels 10 carry on that
any Of the sRr feelings L in ths one #
time That 1t nrges ii, and when taken daily in
moderate doses will strengthen and build up with unu-
sunl rnpidity- .,,
tfrom new articles Of medicine, namely, Gums;
Some Idea vi the EtreDEt Of these gums may be ioA-
s ed when 1t known that bottle Of the InvEoraiEr
contains much strength az one hundred doses oiVai
Though possessing rare medicinal powers these Gums
- In rir prescriptions until used in the ofthe Ists
ortg which such sreesss as
and known in Its effects 1t has rarely ever failed
Indigestion being by atleranse Lireriseurea
- when the Liver is excited to action.
JAnndIce caused by Improper action Of the Lret
as proof that The , s
regularly one week. and their skin VIII begin to atsume
rAtor Take IT in small doses retiring and assists
doss the bowels are LEFT in Sssity and active state,
and work regularly as clock work Sick Headache Is
Livery soon relieved taking Loubir ose OF The IirIg.
ordtor which cOrrects all ac!y and EournCSs of the
- For an /, has equal, as re-
lievcs all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
- heartily. For family medicine generally, all Nhonse
lin. sASroHps ixuenRATon came to recommended
RS Complaints, md all diseases arising
from Diseased Liver The testimonials of OF
our Physicians IN us favor, induced try
conviction Is certain that is of e greatest bes-
1sIngs given 10 DyspcpticS, for It made complete
- before tie first bottle taken, and
anything edible without trouble, while before Doh-
Ling but the llehttst food would digest and often that
saYeHaIn Now what We want to say to III our readers
l toty tfIs, the greatest remedy In the world
Fact. ~ -ifti &
There has never bccnl tried in family a!eredy
(which with snrh unhounded success ia the
nor & Il alone for i".as.s Of ehildrep that We
use 1t; Tor st aets Cathartic nildiy and gently
and Tenovate the system thoroughly that We
y think doing service to al in advising them
When they need medicine try this erCdy. There arc
that hive uHder notice whore great benz
EFT has been received in dc2scs oft LfreT Stomaeh
Bowels all other remedies failed TO give relief
has become useful in family that VIII moi de
O2without it.-uEdcksOauikLe( 4iIn.) J2etHLticdH
PRICE oSE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
SANFORD CO., PropTIetOrs, $40 broadway New York.
T. H. LOGAN a co. Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN ID. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KENsER. Pittsburgh, V oltssIe Agents
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BANK MATTERS.

BANK MA ETERS.
HARTFORD, Sept 23.-The Bank commission
ers have enjoined the Bank of Hartford Co., and
closed its doors.
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TCST RECEITED-vrginIa illustrated, Drawings from
CrayOn Webster and his Master pieces, BY b. r.
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nf SIR John Franklin by Epes SarGEnt-Price
only $f; The WI Path, by j. b. jones' author Of Wilde
Western scenes &c. For sAie Publishers prices, by
srp9 JOSEPH GRAVES.
d Ed hottie WAX.-Just received, superior Red Roe
II Wax tor sealing Bottles Cans &c. Ppr sale very
cheap by JOS. GRAVES,
sep9 Main 81, Centre Wheeling.
NITALL. PApER-I have still small lot good Wall
w Paper hand which Twill close very low for
Gasp SIPS % MAKE room 20 new spring JOS GRAVES
| Af WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,-A most excellent conii-
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GTaVies Games Oysters. Soups kcI just received
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~ EECINE India CurrIe PoV der and BiRcEber
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sundry other good things just received ard for sale
cheapby W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO,
seps Opposite Mcclure House.
ID ALT. Pale Ale, just received and for sale by
Is sepS ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
DURE BRANDY in pInts quarts, ard draft. Also, a
very superior article OF Old Family Whisky, on and
and for saleLy [sepsl Wa. EDWARDS BRO.
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PRICE OSE DOLLAR PEA BOTTLE.
SANFORD CO, ProprIetOrs $40 broadway, New York.
r. II. LOGAN a co. Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN ID. lAI;K, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KENsER, Pittsburgh, W oltsale Agents
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ALBEtsT. q. f sfesla BBsoN.s
ADVERTISING and cOrrssEoD Y, once No 800 nre'isH
1T is NOT a DYE.
MRS. 8. a. ALLHN 8 WORLDS HAIR
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Gray haired, lltI with diseases Of hair,
MRS S. a. ALIENS ZYLOBALSAMUM
OF Worlds ilar prss ing essential TO with the lie
"rsr, anu Is the hest iar Dressing for old or Young Xt"nt
being often eenc!Ous In cas- OF hair ans &C., Eth.Ht
PRESIDENT }. II. EATON, L. d. sEurrrecboro' Tenn.
ceasr my gray locks restored original cOor,''
REV S. n MORLEY, At.bOro' Mas.aehuse 4. at bas
changed the 'or"sn Of Glory belonging to old atn.
REV NJ IilA5iiks teS Ssars Of ass pitcher. chepan.o
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REV. u. n wUo!. SIEtdstoa II, New York "aIy own hair
aud TIA, OF auo!l!er OF my faulty has greatly thckH-
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,,, can and do slrssrfgy recommend ~ Sc
RgyE aM6s pS SSfHs Mssiasn I'VE mink
REV. Is Q SMiTiI pFaty y y. Il was surprised
nev q M c,ISK Leul.sen rSnSlSiVsnS st Aa.
ery ssrI NY igir falling and ea"ssG q new growth
istie,l and ceomuicIi, it.' sra
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REV WILLIAM CUTTER, J. litor Mothers Magazine, New
~ W. might sssilts list, nut If eonvtnee thy 1T.
are sHTsd M ehs, there 20 as ws S asS
Jtdoes not soil op.s,ta Sold by all the principal whole
sale an retail merchants In the c. 81 Cuba or Canada
DEPOT, 3J5 BECOME STREET., N. ".
where address NIL letters and inquiries.
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va KOTSEK E'NPNRS.

1SIiIftI' CANES.
lust received a few Gross skIst Canes, Ivy ,,,rs
ISKENOH Corsets, white and color. d, iustreceIVed.
Is lny9U lIEISHELI. & SWEARINGES.
~tASSISiERE IIATS-t full assortment of all tho lates
- styles. [sepiu S D. HARPER SONS
rtHILDREN's FANCY HATS-nfthc New York and Phil
4 ! atlelpha styles [sepiil S. ID. HARPER SONS.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
TaAssroa74Tros oTrrcE n. 40. H.

S; $3.50 80
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Esome dealers try to sell articles instead of this, OR
which they make profit. Write TO Dept for circular
terms and information. Genuine is signel Mrs S. a
IiHeR written IN mi. Beware Of countrrIvIts. :
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TusT rccpive new stock CT Palm and Fancy Pans, and
81 for sale cheaply (iy2Sl J. Graves
I I ALKITtK's AlE-Just received and Tor snls 9y
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I Tor al kINUs. ..s.... 4'7Vt8V
WlIISKEY.
EMonongahela in bbls 2
gal. ...............I59lr5O
Common
ZINC.
lSheet......... .....' iV5E'@ IL
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wnrrrlxe. serl. b. 1ss1.

SkirtinE.
Calf, q doz...-..- $2iEa IS
Upper, . dOE...........S16
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argest Circulation of any Paper in West
eru Virginia.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
MISS JULIANA MAY.

After several years absence, in Europe, assidu-
ously engaged in cultivating her splendid voice in
the most refined schools and under the special in
struction Of the most eminent teachers in Italy,
France, and England, Miss Juliana May has just re-
turned to Washington, her native city.
After Miss May had completed thorough educa-
ton, with the highest endorsements of her disiin-
guished teachers she appeared in concerts and op-
eras in several parts Of Europe, submitting her
qualifications to the high arbitrament Of refined and
critied public taste The result was everything to
stimulate her hopes and crafty her ambitioa.
In New York Miss May gave within the last few
weeks two concerts and her European reputation
was endorsed by crowded and cultivated auditories.
To Miss Mays many friends in Wsshngton, and
to all who remember that this is her birthplace it
will be pleasure to welcome her to her home. Her
concert on this Thursday) evening will be invested
with everything to give it peculiar interest to this
community.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
pErARTmENr NEWS.
STATE prpARrsrSr,

BlOekads n Gaioa. The following extract from th,
London Gazette" oI the 18th ultimo, was yeseriav
ocslly communicated to this Department for the lu
nation Of the citizens Of the United States
FoBEIeS 0TfIoE, October Is, 1851
1t Is hereby notified that the Right Honorable the Ea
OF Clarendon her Msjestys Principal Secretary Of sh
for Foreign Affairs has received from the Lords Commb
sloners Of the Admiralty despatch from Rear Admiral
Sr Michael seymour h. Z. b., commanding her Maiesy
naval forces in China dated from board her Majesty
ship the Calcutta August Sth. 1857 stating that he had
ON that day established q blockade of the pot and rive
OF Canton by a competent ierce under his command
And IL is hereby further notified that all the measures
authorized by the laws of nations and treaties will 10
adopod and executed with respect TO all vessels which
may attempt to violate the said blockade.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

SUICIDE AN AMERICAN IN PARIs.-We translate from
the Paris Droa of October 20 the following Some time
ago there arrived at hotel Of the Neuva St Augustn
a Mr. Edward d., American, aged about forty years
He engaged in operations at the Bourc Two days ago
remarked by several persons that he very sad
Day before yesterday, he not anywhere
uneasness excited The door of his room, which
was locked ON the inside, opened by double key,
and he found reclining in arm chair The
sary Of the Italian section sent for and with the
aid Of physician proceeded TO investigation II
discovered that the American had blown his brains out
but no report had been heard This explained
examining the little pistol found under the body II
rpisol the compressed air producing without noise
the effect g,npowder.pstol II was supposed
he had been dead for twenty hours and that the OF
his suicide disappointment produced by unsuccessful
rpeculations. "--P Phiisdolpha Bvi,ain, 9h.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

BRIDAL aUp, AT recent wedding in Trenton ~ J.,
stated the bride received presents of splendid sets Of
ewcry complete tea service of heavy silver boz
tanning silver spoons knives and forks five dozen EACH
several sets of cxqustely beautiful and very costly lace
together with complete outfit of household aud table
linen To crown the whole was purse Of $780, another
Of $500, third Of $1,000 and chock for $40 600
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
DOCK CHARGES ON TOBACCO IN LONDON.

new scale of rent charges of the London Dock
Company on tobacco warehoused at that port has
been adopted, and was put in force the 18th Au-
gust last. The following are the rates:
Hogsheads tobacco, AID. q cents, each pc, week
German casks, 4d to AID Is to ccnts) each per week
bales under cwt., lad. to SD (3 to cens)
each per week. cases or bales ndcr 10 cwt id to AID
Is to cents each per week Havana cigars and Che
roots under cwt gross 3D. e cents each per week
Havana cigars and CheIoots under cwt gross AID q
ccnts) each per week"
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

wegive below complete aud correct lst--ob-
tainod from official sourceof the members Of the
House Of Representatives Of the next t35th) Con-
gress. With the list of members we also give, it
viii be seen, the names of their respective post
offices.
The list which appeared in the Uaion of Tuesday
belief that il was furnished BY gentleman who had
kindly consented TO prepare il for this paper. We
were not aware Of our mistake until several errors
had been pointed out to us and VIC now hasten TO
lay before readers the correct aud promised list
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

ANOTHER DrrAuITER.--Tbc New York Post says: can
examination into the affairs Of the Grocers' Bank since
il passed into the hands Of the receiver has disclosed the
that Geo A. Clark assistant cashier and paying
ler is defautcr to the amount of about SOS, 600 Mr.
Clark had entire charge Of the books of his department
and by of false entries and certified checks he
managed to make his balances correspond with the gen
ersl balance sheet at the beginning of every month II
Ia not known how long he has been engaged IN these en-
bezzements but probably for several years He had been
engaged in the bank in the capacity from its com
rncncemcnt in 1851 and possessed the entire confidence
of all who knew him. His defalcation not discover
Cd until since his departure for the country some ten
days SINCE the plea that he needed after the ex
citing labor Of the lest few weeks -
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

On the 18th ult. election for delegate to Con-
gress held by the settlements in Dakota Terrific
ry, and Alphcus G. Fuller, formerly Of st Panl was
chosen by the people torepresent them in that ca
pacity at Washington,
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. Ia. 1857.

ps-M IssAra T. JAnEs Philadelphia general travelling
agent sssistcd ey JAxxs puse coIfss HAAs tDnusD
W. wnKY JonS X IEsriss r. EvASs JAsEs, asssAs p
A. DAVIS, r. I. Ronxxps
g0-l C. JAxns Harrison street, unennat Ohio our
eoccng and Texns assisted by
H. D. IHoxs wnIIAs H TaosfAs NJ JAMES DR.. A. l. oDs
MoRRis Receipts Of either will be good
s7~M Gao. authorized 10 collect moneys due the
subscriptions and advertisements in the District Of
coiumbll.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

II b. said that the quantity of butter and cheese pro-
duced the present in the great dairy counties Of
New York exceeds that Of any previous year by about
one third IL lis estimated that in the counties referred
to there have been made at least 1000 frkns more
butter than ever before In season.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
OPTICAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Alexander Newell postmaster at New Castle, Law
renee county, Pennsylvania the office having become
subject to presidential appointment
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

Sim. Draper, OF New York, declines the police CON-
iusscncrhp, to which he was elected by the Metropo
tan board
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
.THE wIscoNsIN ELEcIIoN

The Milwaukee News of the 9th publishes the Off
cal estimated and reported vote for governor in all
the counties in the State The vote, by majorities
stands as follows:
Cross, democrat $50
Randall, black republican n----.----.----.---S,24 24O
Cross's majority. ,6l3
The Legislature is in doubt. The News says
''As possible nfter the election, and without
knowing anything definite with regard to it, the repub
cans published that they had undoubtedly carried the
Legislature We think there is doubt SO far as heard
from the democrats ahead in the house, with
fair chance to keep ahead. The opposition may have
majority of the senate several of their members hold
over from last year In dry two shall give the
full list correctly classified"
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Letter Of de Commissioner ef Indian 1ais AHpa aa
Of Brigham Komy.---lt will be rccolected that we pub
lished few days since abstract Of the letter Of Orig
ham Young, governor Of Utah and superintendent Of In.
dian affairs to the Commissioner u Indian Affairs, in
iation 10 the condition Of the Indians Of that Territory
and the expenditures of that supcrintcndcncy sulond
Il the reply of the Commissioner
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF \

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION 1878.
TIME NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
Il will the 1st of October 1857, at the Col
ege Building of Marshall and College Streets Rich
mOnd, and terminate on the LIST of March 1858.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy by Charles Bell Gibson,
NJ. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by David H. Tucker,
NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Martin P. Scott NJ. D.
Matera Medica and Therapeutics, by B. R. Wellford,
NJ D.
Anatomy, by Arthur E. Peticolas NJ. D.
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence, by
Levin 5. Joynes, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, by
James H. Conway, NJ. D.
Demons r of Anatomy Marion Howard, NJ D.
The study Of Practical Anatomy be prosecuted with
the most ample facilities and at very trifng expense
Clinical Lectures regularly given at at the College
1n6rmary This nrnary, under the roof with the
College, is at all times well filled with Medical and Surgi-
cal and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical in
struction.
Many Surgical Operations performed in the presence
of the class and the Students being daily admitted the
wards enjoy, under the guidance Of the Professors unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar not only with the
symptoms and diagnosis of disease but with daily pro-
greSs and treatment
Amount of Fees for Lectures s1o5 90
Naturalization Fee 90
Practical Anatomy, 10 90
Graduating Fee, 25 90
The price of Board including Fuel Lights and Servants
containing fuller information concerning the institution will
be forwarded to those who apply for specific enquiries
will be answered by letter.
Dean of the FdcuNy.
July TO- 1857. t6-6m.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
VILLA ms & HAYWO WOOD,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
DYE STUFFs,
OILS, PAINTS AND PAINTERS ARTICLES,
vARNIsHES
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY, GLASSWARE,
Camphene and Burning Fluid,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS
HAIR, TOOTH AND PAINT BRUSHES,
rRUssEs SUPPORTERS KINDS
Spices FLAVORING EXTRACTS, PATENT MEDI-
CINES, SUPERIOR INKS,
Pure Wines and Brandjes, Scotch Ale and
London Porter, for Medical Purposes,
Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars, &C., &c.,
a RE NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS TO
"A their Stock for the Fall and Winter Trade which has
been carefully selected from the Importers and Manufacu
in the Northern Cities and which they invite the
attention of the public
Physicians Country Merchants, Builders, and others
throughout the State wishing bills filed for cash short
time, will save money by calling before purchasing
elsewhere
Sept 4, 1851. s2-3m.
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Ihe StaQoafo.
An Epistle from a City Lady to a Country
Cousin.

n Epist!e from a City Lady to a Country
Cousin.
Dear Chloe: I'm deeply your debtor
(Though the mail was uncommony Slow
For the very agreeable letter
You wrote me fortnight ago;
know You are eagerly waiting
For all promised to WRITE
But my pen is unequal to stating
One half that my heart would indite.
The weather is terribly torrid;
And writing 3 serious task;
The style of bonnet is horrid;
And so is the new fashioned basque;
The former-but language would fail
Were its epithets douby as strong
The latter is worn with a tail
Very ugly and tediously long,
And then to crinoline-
If you only could see cousin Ruth
The pictures, for once, veracious
And editors utter the truth
know you will think it pity,
And every one makes such oft,
But there isn't a saint in the city
Whose skirts are entirely clear of it
And then what fortune of stuff
To cover the skeleton over!
Charles says the idea is enough
To frighten a sensible lover;
And, pretending that to blame
For every financial declensiOn,
Swears husbands must soon Do the same,
fwives have another "extension!"
The town is exceedingly dull,
And SO is the latest new farce;
The parks uncommony full,
But beaux are deporably scarce:
They are gone to the "Springs" and the " Falls"
To exhibit their greyhounds and graces,
And recruit at-what somebody calls
The Brand y-and- Watering places !"
Since my former epistle which carried
The news of that curious plot,
Of Miss > who ran off and was married,
OF Miss B who off-and not
There isn't whisper of scandal
To keep gentle ladies in humor;
And Gossip, the pleasant old vandal
Is dying for want of a rumor! CLARA
P. .S.-But wasn't it funny!
Mrs. Jones, at the party last week,
(The lady proud of her money,
Of whom you have oft heard me speak,)
Appeared so delightfully."- stupid,
When she spoke thro' the squeak of her phthisic
Of the statue of Psyche and Cupid
As " the statue of Cupid and Physic" G..
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NEW BOOKs..--KNOWLEDGE is POWER, BY
II Charles Knight.
History of Texas.-By Youkum.
The Hills of the Shattemuck-By the author of the
"Wde, Wide World"
Tuckermans Essays.-By H. T. Tuckerman
Literary Crticisms.-By Horace Binney Wallace, Esq.
Art Scenery in Europe, with other Papers.-By Horace
Binney Wallace Esq.
The Bible in the Woodshop.-By Mears.
Autumnal Leaves.-By L. Maria Child.
Aurorah Leigh New Poem-By Miss Browning.
The Forum-By David Paul Brown.
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
ID EvIsED CODE, PRICE a 90. POSTAGE
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Also the Revised Code interleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining IS so
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Eatons Forms, 1ree Executors, and Law Books gen
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
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SWaim's Justice...Revised

SWaim's Justice...Revised.
VNHE NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE.
practical guide the Laws of the State and the de-
cisons of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs
the Revised Code of together with full instruo
tions, and numerous new Forms and Precsdents.
EDWARD CANTWELL. Esq, LII. B.: =
Councillor at L9sc. --- 1T
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned at the NorhCaroina Book
store Raleigh N. c., and is for sale in
One Vol of nearly 800 pages at the low price Of 3 So
Postage any part the State of the United States
SO cents Upon the receipt Of four dollar N e. Bank Bill
the work will be mailed address and the change enclosed
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:- n C. Book Store.
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Do NOT CONDEMN HAsT1LY.-Be patient with your
errng brother; for God is very patient with you,
and it is your duty to initiate your Father in Heaven
as much as possible. For one or two acts which
may be proved to be wrong, do not condemn and
cast out for ever beloved brother. You may not
understand the whole case, and if you were faith
fully and prayerfuly to visit that brother, as Christ
has labored with you, he might be saved. We cam
not always see into the heart, and our judgment
would perhaps be condemned as often as approved
by our Saviour Instead of casting stones at an in
dvidua, we would often, we knew and felt Jesus
does, sympathisingy say to the erring. Go and
SIN no more We are called upon to exercise not
our judgment so much as mercy and love.-Jeremy