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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
wheeler II Wilson.
MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

Wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMPAsYs IMPROVED SEWING MAcHNm
Fh~aio, xaa.Jaaurus, and OA9s aa
rINHESE machines combine all the improvements
approval
seye warrant the poe,ors warmly recommending them They
have been sufficiently long to test them thoroughly and have
given cntiro satisfaction
i Beauty and simplicity construction freedom
ID unexamried ease and rapldity of operation.
perfection stitching sppcs
'y variety ac 81 purposes . and materials, ..s00ss
in the principal cities Of the Union.
May 26-lys
FashionabIe Dry Goods In New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
"A stantly on hand sso full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPETINGS,
cloths natngs rugs mats curtains, gilt
cornces, window shades, &C., SC, &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR pRICFsl
lord TAYLOR,
.- ... 255, 257, 25s street,
May 2dly and AZ and 40 Catharine street.
Matthew Hale Smith,
.-. COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms 22, "a, No. l6 Wall street. Ne,o York.
Aug l5-ut
#.s Cyrus w. Field d Co.,
@ wHoI.EsAIE PAPER DEALERS
No IL CttG ayed NcU York, a
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large printing writing wrapping and all other
Ma May as~iy. i,1s
Ben. Il e. A. Whitiock Il Co.,
l3 Beekman Street, corner of Nassau. opposite the Asor
House,
pRopIuEroFs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE, CREAT CABINET
TAlPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
from otrd Dupuy Co.. Hennessey iins Cas-
lon and sole
Of the proof flavor Of
Cognac viz ..
Ilqueur des champs dor,
superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers Of the -
| Old Royal Hollands
Burgornaster schnapps,
And several brands sherry llader Port wine &c. &c.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CIsEsfANT.
BM f. A. Co exclusive Of this and
shipments by regular packets and beg those who
not have given trial to do under their guarantee that
deracy and quality wine
present imported
BENZ. NJ. whitlonk
Edw'd A. Whiock,
Fredk j. Haverstck, BEN. n E. A. WIIrITO<K co.
Oliver Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-lye
........ Woollens.
a. 1857
WILSON a. HUNT Il co, IMPORTERS
80 to a6 Park Place.
offer
President coa,ings Velvet beavers
Gsuaasa.ver ,%usadaa d., '''' Fur do
Empire state do Tricot do
Arctic Dcvonshlre do
Moscow Blue and colored pilots
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WIArCH Repairing and Engraving w Watches,
chronomeers and pocket mekccper of description
workmen
Engraving description done in the best STYLE including tho
cutting arms, crests notices, and initials
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
N. W. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan Between 9th and 10th
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal cities Of the world Also
tile credits, for use in Europe, China, &c.
Jan 31--3md
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LNOR SALE.--A rare chance to secure a very fine
lady's riding horse He beautiful black, eight years old
fifteen hands upwards hgh
style and action and perfect in all aud gait lie can be
the livery stable Mr. Levy Pumphrey
Feb 5-du
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- goodswe daily opening spring supplies and viii offer in
Of few days much the largest and comprehensive
had Of all European American fab
RIGS adapted for general family consumption.
One price only marked plain ngures therefore purchaser is
ovorcharged.
northern and correspondents send supplies
daily
inaexible tho application Of rule requiring all
closed by cash when Notes will not be
able
Hereafter shall bills monthly Tor settlement others
quarterly and those remarkably punctua who
all cash July January will be permitted extend
those periods
all old bills must he paid prior opening
We not opening
We make this statement TO prevent applcntons.
who have applied settle their bills will
for saying greatly prefer discontinue their accounts
financial the shortening credits
obtain supplies demand the adoption OF the above np
parcntly stringent rules.
TO make cash business
without disturbing pleasant which have existed be
Of ourselves for series years
PERRY & BROTHER,
tContral Stores, % west building
Feb 23-1Odf opposite the Centre Market
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Eel Oculista De Par
CABALLERO5 FSPANOI.Es

Ell Oculista De Paris
DECTEN llegado esta cudad tienna cl honor do
LII Ofrecer a los
CABM-LER05 EPANOIES
escdo, sudo dc Epeuo Icntcs, Aneoos de Tearo
vdo copios Lapiccras
dc Oro, que Artcuios
Tncnda provsonanentc Eight street,
Prccios muy moderados 10 mismo de Europa.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved TO the Greatest Aqe.

A ND who that is gray would not have it restored
former color bald but would have the
troubled with dandun tctng but would have
scroua scad head other eupons
with ck head ache neuraga but would be
will do all thsscc following
ANN AKBoR, Nov. s, 1866
have heard much said Of wonderful
having
hair dyes &C. disposed your
with the thousand and loudly
quack remedies until met Lawrence months
when such induced trial
Restorative in amydrst by good wife, whose hair
thin and entirely white and before exhasng
large bottles her hair restored nearly original
entirely the head simply
beauyng effects tho hair but because of its
upon head mind Others thmy
using your Restorative with the happe effects skep-
doubts reference TO its character
all who would have their hair
Of sickness age) original
young persons would beautiful and
glossy. Very truly and grataolly yours
SOLOMON MANN
Prot. 0. J. Woop.
FRIEND WooD long time after Bissleld
the bottle Of Restorative for which
your agent Detroit and when got concluded Mrs
Manns hair test Of its power II has
would do and others Of family friends having
witnef is elects using and recommending It's 9th
f|I to the highest consideration claim for
gain, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN
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M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lyl gallery Photographic Washing
prepared Imperial
graph hitherto only his we'll known establishment New
'H
variety and Photographic specimens ncuet
collection together with the dis
tnguishod citizens the United States. H
brings Washington gallery the results of
experience Europe choicest products
lie feels confident that
quality his his
gallery the attention of tho Washington public.
NJ b BRADY, s52 Pennsylvania avenue, sweeny, Hwen
house, FAINT Co.'s banking house. t ~
Jan 27--eod3mo H- Az q
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United States Patent once,

WASHINGTON, January Is, 1858.
ON the petition of Caleb and T. Willis Pratt of
~ Newton Massachusetts praying for tho patent
them the 4h OF April 1874 Improvement in
bridges years expiration of
patent which place the Ah day April 1885
ordered said petition be heard Office on
Monday 2cd OF March at IL O'clock and all pcrrcns
notified appear and show they have why
uion ought 70 bo granted.
opposing required file in the
onse objections specially forth writing twenty
days before hearing all testimony fled by either party
be used hearing bc taken aud transmitted
rcs obco, which win be Furnished nppcn-
ton. v II + =
The testimony the will be closed the 9th Of March
osons relied testimony must be Hed
IN the Office OF that the
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered this published In the Union Washing
"n c. Post for three
e weeks previous to the 22d Of March next the day Of hearing
jos bolt,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ Editors OF tho above papers will please copy and send their
' the Patent Oacc with paper containing this notice.
Jan I-law3w
FROST KING.
~ WOODWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
sePA~sodsm
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED By EUGENIo IATIIJA, ARCHITECT NJ s. B. &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas, cot
IL tgcs, buildings Office Gothca Cappaqua,
Westchcster county, New York
17--du
We would call the of Grandin ESQ.,
oughy with business connected with departments
Washington practice Of the United
[New York Daily Nacs
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EDuCED SCALE OF PRICEs.--All the price

DEDUCED SCALE OF PRICES.--All the prices
reduced point they viii reach
silks shAws robes sca cloaks aud emtrodee all the entire
stock reduced scnle Of prices
In worry superior table linens damasks towels
napkins, doylics, pillow linens aud shectngs.
zoe pieces superior Irish linen, superior qualities low prices
Mourning goods fu throughout the entire
Fine white cambrics aconets, and nannes large suppy
One price only marked plain figures hence no purchaser s
overcharged. lslaa.
We are not opening accounts.
All old bills win be settled before beginning We
Yous on this point.
reserve to ourselves the right or payment any
amount ~ '
future all closed by cash payments will
mot be acceptable - |-I
ns Continued financial arrangement
6 and ths .osoce Of banking facilities suggest propety Of the
adopt.
Ms TO make near
possible without disturbing tho pleasant which eytd
between many o our customers and ourselves series OF
years /"
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, building,
Jan Ss-10tdn opposite Centre Market
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II ]. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer Office and depo
LIE southwest of and Twelfth Streets Washington D.
Ap l1-dlyt
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
ton of the public TO his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, TOMRsTONFs, ANp MONUMENTS
At his establishment norh Thirteenth
streets. e
his and other workers fine
marbles and other description OF stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES, ....
OF his manufacture, and OF superior quality.
IJNTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW SIIS, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FLAGGING &c
everything that required In tho marble and stone bust
ness, either for utility or taste for the fine arts
He particular description his stock but
his yard where judge for bm
self
the enumerated articles he has number OF
wrought satuecs sutnbe for either the tomb or the gar
dem himself from Italy these please
fancy will manufacture order such may be desired
his varied facilities propte and strict attention to business
he hopes the expectations Of his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
Esae north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m
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TIME ENGLISH YEARBOOK OF FACTS IN
Science and 1858; exhibiting
and tho mechanics useful
arts natural philosophy, electricity chemistry ZOOLOGY and botany
geology and mneragy neeorooEy and astronomy by John ub
7. D. A. VOL, 12tno. London.
just received BY FRANCK TAYLOR
Mar
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Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED by CONGRESS
~. . - " . .
YTNHIS Company is prepared to receive appli-
cations buildings merchandise &C, the
city any charge for policy their Office
and Penn avenue the Washington City Savings
Bank
VIM. y. Bayly Samuel Bacon,
Jos. Bryan, james +. Halliday,
Vim. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun VI. w. Gait
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President
q. D. HANSON Secretary
May 2p-dly
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Tus LECTURE NY REV. DR IVES at Philharmonic Hal
last NIGHT ves attended by crowded audience. Thu
lecture was partial rccapituation of the religious ex
periences Of the ex bishop and very interesting
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ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his Office his residence Franklin Row OF
viii his attention principal
ly in the United States supreme Court.
4 28-dn
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RLACK SILKS AT LESS THAN VALUE 80

w ATCHES.-M. w. GAIT e. BRO. offer an
wv Of ladies and gentemcns GOLD WATCHES which
quality, cheaIness country
above maker celebrity purchasers
assured Of getting perfect mekceper the lowest possible
price, ~
ss-An watches guaranteed
#s t ~ NJ w. GAIT Il BRO,
Feb 26--3t 324 Penn ayenue between 9th
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BEATRICE CEScI--Thc advent of Miss Hosner statue
is looked for with interest by the many who have read fro
fcssor Months translation of the story Large num-
bcs of this extraordinary book have been solo, ana a.
though il may be truthful in historical tone well writ
ten and even dramatic in STYLE the scenes which IT de-
scrbes are such as to almost render 1t unfit for general
perusal.
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PILGRIM CELEBRATION. The Philodemic Society of the
Georgetown College have determined to celebrate the
landing of the Pilgrims at st. Marys. Hon. James A.
Pearoe of Maryland has been chosen the orator. and
s. Teaclle Wallis alternate G. H. Miles, the poet
has also been selected to read poem the OCCASION and
Rev. John McClusky, of Mount st. Marys, Emmttsburg
rs chaplain.
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Feb 23-10tdif
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ST. PArRlck's DAy.--1his time haowed anniversary
will he celebrated in this city by public dinner to he
given under the auspices Of .ons of Erin = and by the
anniversary celebration of the atholc Beneficial Total
Abstinence Society.
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Washington Branch Railroad.
Trains GoioWs:
II EAVE Washington at 6, a. M; 8, a. mi 3, p. M;
Il 4 20, p. M s. 15 m.
The at and and 20, p connect drecty al
East, Relay for the West those at s.
and 5.15 p m, for Annapolis and at g. for Frederick and
Norfolk
The and TO- trains express, and stop only at
Annapolis and Washington functions.
The eastern of Saturday at 20 only to Phiade
phia. LA.
On Sunday only train, at 4. 20, p.
Jan 81 r. Ii. PARSONS, Agent
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ST. JosEpHs MALE ORPHAN AsyLuM--Ths praiseworthy
institution is to be enlarged next spring by the erection
of an edce which is to contain workshops, which
much needed carry out the present excellent system Of
industrial education The number of orphans in the
present temporary asylum has increased from twelve to
eighteen which about all the existing accommodations
will serve These Orphans under the personal charge
of the Sisters of St. Joseph to whose care Kindness and
iudicous discipline the warmes testimony is accorded.
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nEBIT AND CREDITS o novel. translated from
~ the German OF Gustav Fetag with preface by Cheyac
Bupsen. Etet tes
White lies; by Charles Raadc.
A fresh supply Of Beatrice Cenc
received and f,r salo bv BLANCHARD & NpHrN.
MAr4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22


II 1aOs tba 1,so1r gavar n,av,iIed in New York to
gf e,tsnf nayar In the citv on these occa
, "a Il, sbo door in the c9ol IL tbe dav
baiald man rlsrsssnT from INA sonth he walked
~ tS IF ire street and was realin the names
"A fe sis, bnarlys IA slammed IN nv door
MI Tborbnrr saif he III an Inst come on shore
For tbs IN r. 6r,ner frnn1 Tivarno9 lam a carmen.
Aarh, traJai. Ieanit fni 1vark CANT Won tel me
here IAN fnd hoard Till The fever i over? XIV name
NJ flabert rJns
III lacked vonnp. simple and honest knew the
baart ~ m sfra,gsr ealn9 nv ,gife
u Is ts q tbs srIngeT can neither find
W,rs II hoard sgill Won hoard him ~
d VII y ssid si,e'
IL takes e fever will Won help me nurse him ?r
q / WIN
i. tnbnniy yon I, AHA I. for this God viii bless
von i
f3e,ro tbn weak aansed he tooI, tbe fever pro
" ct,rs5 IA eminent nhvsician nv VIA and myself
yarsd him On The fonrtb day Of the fever he was
ar tia ,naraeioo of nt,yerfnl rpToedeq The fever
n,rstrg thraigh Ill yejns ahd bnrninr III lii
EngIsb blood. SUI BY lis bed. He fastened bis
agss m mon nine
N Nr INV IL exclaimed q + shall die can never
qfan4 thisN
d Ilis II, he snre Robert we must all die shaIl
M yon i master builder HI New York, and married
hi honry Yankee lass and live TO carry your grand
Caidreil in nv arms yet.H
There VA X lulI Hi the fever when the medicine
commenced operation. he then dropped asieep
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

TT,,iv Skv, sy,I
Mr. Slocam was H9e euLSasSu ~ i. a7 t ~ t
ms WGk U nv Ias Wv =, ~ 6taraS IL NJ te,I
way paees MS nlllo Is Go,., rsst
ness rather thaa tle $50 w 80
subjects Ne 9locul W eag ;n III baJ MIX II
paragraph Dy alus " sge,.InS w 20 i F
deliberate inaer, aG snnr liz t,,a rnl farm,
glttsss n LIZ G M Ganny II i 1Jta It'll
through the mediain o. ~ II 4r''o
Tying 70 near ut; oioGaln LJsas 1He rSe foa
aiaua to " VIZ W. 81 e ua.u ny 49, 4f = ~
evenings since, thTLlet 2oeuh Wos iStu'nS ~ ~
count OF utea9iuA acctutlS mu,S1 m1G "a, az
we factory u III 5?1t so@n atu ~ sn0 ''''0
editor bad described q N great many wof9s.
demre, VIE, 'nho was ah awful Aco'uen' ofet ~
the MUS, sag All. oLoc WI e,., .,
NAY %'t ~ y apout' ~, ologV H.
li fsaa Tue COUNT "i'e' anu then yo' Auo" all
about NJ
Mr. . began nv. 70 Tead , r4,,,o
a9kRiBtE AND FAIAL ~ " oecoLles our
Palntul GUY 70 EtCoFu tue aIIcu.a!S " an ateuen9
tat occurred AZ Ehe loWer nun u tis village yesteF
gay AFTERNOON, 2y wn'th nuan GenB IL tie p tb
o. o we hurried 10 snS oonLe ron wn,cn ~
iihlqtlaL 2uahsPeale sa9 w I"Fglet iesti 5 T
CDu TEL! EXCLAIMED MRS - Mr.. DayI o9 the
workman Wno nas euI leW Supet9rs tls SIN ~ ~
CITY, was experimenting one OF inc atge .T,st
wohuer II twas oIass drum suGn 40 'iSS r he ha
uham printed on sald Mrs S9gganI ornnJ tho
came ent9nge1 ms arm %aS u,STr royrn ovar tbe
uFo ald ahaily ms WnoS uuu hi" stGation was dis
snalL a. 'ear!al rate. IN, atarit hont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
An Amntenr stump orntor.

The Chrksville CEeun) Chronicle tells a true tale
upon one Of the fresh fedged orators of that prolific
county, which is good enough to keep. 1t was told
the narrator by an eyewitness He says:
Himself and another prominent citizen were op
posing electors in our county during an exciting
period in our political history when party cOnven-
| tiOns and gatherings were quite numerous. One Of
| these came Oft in a neighbOrnG county during the
| progress Of their race at which Andy johnson and
\ Aaron v Brown were announced to speak. On the
designated day the two electors turned their Rpsi-
| nantes toward the Convention and unaware Of each
others intention Of going thther one was some
miles in advance of the other, but riding with such
leislrely pace Cons9rted with habit of oratOrcal
Improvisation to which he was addicted, was over.
| taken by his opponent, who recognized him ahead,
rode SealthiY up to surprise him by his unexpected
proximity. just as he was about to make known his
presence sudden clasping OF his opponents bands,
and vehement shouting of his name, arrested his at
tentinn, and he listened for the den0Uemark
After some moments pause, as If awaiting some
imaginary reclamation to subside his opponent threw
himself back in the saddle, and thus began his eXor,
dium gracefully gesticulating the while to his view
less audience " FellOW.CitZGns, thank you most
warmly for the high compliment Of this enthusiastic
call to the sand just after thas been vacated by such
distinguished orators but whilst feel deeply CRATE.
ful tor the unmelited honor it but teE0ld enhances
my dtdenCe and mlsrust thus to follow in the wake
of that clarion eOquenCe, whose tones yet ringing
in your ears Aud tellOwCitzens assure ynH moth
ing would induce me to respond to your call, under
SuGh disadvantages, nut lofty lalLn IN the cause
which advocate. Thrice il he armed, who hath his
quarrel just and panopliel in the nyncjbe armor
of Democracy, stand before You here to-day, gentle
men, an humble but fearless champion Of that gIo-
rious cause, which has redeemed regenerated aud
disenthralled crushed and bleeding wodd!'
Here he paused, with tremendous capping Of his
hands, and shouts OF i" Oh, my -, 90 it my
-, calling his own name The ianeied applause
subsiding he resumed: Chosen, gentlemen, by the
Democracy Of my county as their standard bearer in
this contest, have planted the proud banner in vic
torious triumph on many hard fought field. Weld.
ing the ponderous mace Of Democratic truth, have
coven my opponent down through head plate, skull
brains, backbone and bowels, and left him like a
shapeess mass Of thunderriyeu, jngespitted human
itY!n Just at this impeu0us rush OF his orutory a
loud laugh from his listener behind overwhelmed
him with discontinue but he recovered the next
moment by the following apt quotation from his avu
rite author: Angels and ministers Of grace defend
ns What may this mean, that thou, dead cnrse re-
visits thus the glimpses OF the sun, making day hide
GUS and we fools OF nature to shake 50 horribly in
! our dtsDOsitiOusu
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Little Boy and rnt,,leI Shoemaker.


A little boy who loved the saviour was one Sab.
bath day passing by the shop Of auindel shoemaker
who not content with breaking the rest of this holy
day by his work, amused himself as he sat at his
bench by singing protaue and ribald songs When
the little hoy went home he told his futher and asked
for tract to give the hasphemer but the father
replied that it would be of no use, as many Efforts
bud already been put forth without the smallest sue.
cess and that the last time tract had been offered
hin the shoemaker had attempted an assault upon
the giger.
aNever mind, father,p said the child "giye me
tract about misunderstanding, aud will drop it at
me door" II was done, and when sweeping out the
shop the shoemaker picked up the tract and with
ont looking at it threw it, with other waste paper
under his counter, Another was put in the same
place the next day aud shared the same fate, and
likewise third and fourth ALSO not one Of which
had been even glanced at by him for whose benefit
they were intended.
On the next Sabbath morning in selling pair of
SHOES, having occasion TO use some paper for filling
up the false soles, be drew from their hiding places
under the counter snndry refuse bits among which
were the tracts. AS ha spread them out on his last
ns eyes tei on the words remember the Sabbath day
s p Keep II holy. With gesture of impatience he
furnod the tract over when To- as it written with the
p2u! o. diamond stood out in bnld relief the en-
phate denuacatinn. Cursed IN every one thnt con
tnueth not IN all the words of the law to do them.
1, the Lord, have spoken til
PanaW, he said, who is this Lord? | do not
9eeve 10 his existence and why should obey it y
linen wishing CD Shut out from sight the undressing
iit another and spread it over the
hrst nut his eye Tell on this passage The fool hath
sald IN his heart, there is no God and BY 4 strange
impulse, he went GA to red the reasons why men tv
to persuade themselves there is no God as he read
conscience whispered 1t ia true r and tile Spirit N
God carried to his heart its message of rninrIsd
wrath and mercy, till he was driven in anguish IA The
feet Of Jesus aud found joy aud peace in believing Il
him,