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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

AbothrT Murder, or Ftidi AoIuN.--lt seems
that murders rcd.hand /. never still. Hardly a
week pAss9s nos.adays, but we hear Of fatal
nllny Of some hind. We are reliably informed
that murder was committed at Lytlleton Sta.
lion, on thc Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. last
Sunday night Mrs. Manly, widow woman,
resides with her two sons near Lyttlcton. For
long iiue the SONS have suspected that an i'm.
proper intimacy existed between the widow and
man NJ rather bad character living IN the
neighhorhood On Sunday night the two boys
leit home intending to remain away over night,
hut something occurred which induced them to
return sooner than they expected. Upon enter
ing the house they discovered the mother and
the suspected man occupying one bed, and
maddened by the thought Of their disgrace,
they fell upon him with terrible ierocity, beat.
Ing him 40 severely, that death resulted short
time afterwards We have the above from
highly creditabc source
z. S.-We learn that one Of the boys Is about
Ten years Of age and tho other about fifteen
Shortly after committing the desperate deed,
they made their escape, one taking an eastern
hound truin AMI the other coming west The
man was atabbcd three times through the heart
aud il supposed to have died almost instantly.
The boys had frequently warned him to dis.
continue his visits to the house. threatening to
kill him IL he did not, Mrs. Manly kept little
grocery in LyItlclon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

PRoyEDrScE R. l., 25;h-Ths Democratic
State Conyentiun met to day, but adjourned
TIL the 18Th Of March Ti,hout making any
nominations.
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J. A ARNoT.
LYNCH, ARNOT / CO.


Many Druggists, having old Liuimens on hand will try
10 eel them TO you 40 he best hut do yuu positively nc.
fuse to purchase them. Ask for 4BRAGGS ARCTIC LIN
lNENT," and take no other.
Liberal Proposition.
The PTopEetOFs agree TO furnish each purchaser Of dol
lar bottle Nth free subscription the Journal for
one year This Of the best NJ Y Illustrated papsrs
Aeerheate, emitting the holder The beust Of ibis mon
SsuGn sneaIs IN the wrapper around every dollar
e. The Arctic Lniment 10 put up In IS cent 50 cent and
81 bottles. The 50 cent and bottles contain 50 aud iO
P<r cent more Llnlment in proportion 10 ieF cost AMI
arc thsehSapStt. ROr SAlsby BRAGG & HuRROWEs
Sole Proprietors, S. LoGIs No
An Agent wanted In every town and Vlllate Applea.
lions must alWlyb Be accompanied BY responsible refer
O,ess, ROT sole By LAUGHLINs BUSuFIRiD
IaHls;ly-SadkW-a GsneralA Eenis 10, WhrsIiar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

MEssNs. EniToEs :-PsaGr announce me As a candidate
for reelection to the once Of shegiE Of Ohio COUNTY, At
the Spring Election. itcbil sAML. iMwiS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

FELLoT CtTLTSsAtthe earnest solicitation Of nun.
bcT o. lrrHdA again oGer myself candidate for The
oihee Of ShvTh gr Ohio county, plsdgng elceted
to d.ehargv the dulles Of the Office with lupattiaHy
FEDS A. REBELLION,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

AEs'ES. ErToEs-Petmit me through your column, to
announce myself CIHTNg CSripATE for election to
the Office Of sheriff o ohio county, at the ensuing Silinr
Election. tirbil ISAAC Colts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

MEssRs. EpttoNs Please announce candidate 10
b. elected sncTf o. 0ho county the ensuing May Sse
ioH lfeb9l JOHN h. HUBBARD.
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SIIERIFtAI.TY,

Rns iSrELLsEScEEwr ak the privilege Of announcing
our veil tnoWn aud popular frlloW cllilrB ARnHlbALD
WARkES, a. candidate Tor the sLrrGat, At the
tx Spring Election. ltgbiil ClflLENS.
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rRnM HALlRAya

Feb. IS, . a. M-Tac steamship America is
not yet signaied below. Her dates will be to the
18th mst-S days later.
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SETTLEMENTS.

ccoUNfs against ali parties Indebted to the suhser
n hers will be sdr nat and ready for settlement 81 the
Art Of Jhnu ~ Those not calling for their accounts 81
hat Nme will Be presented With them Immediately thtreSf
ter. GascSa N'ClALLENs, ENOX { CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

The Nigih Now are our halryon evenings
4 brighter clearer, Purer moon never .hons
down from heaven than that which lhrsw il,
beautiful beams upon river, bill and dale las,
night We have pictured to our Imagination
delicious Italy, and moonlight upon the waters
u the cily Of the sea, and graceful gliding gon.
do!As, and Venetian beauties, ,Able.eyod and
goldsn.hearcd, Of the rich tones u 1Awo's n
sing song-kecping tine to the AL Of the aa,h-
Ing oar, but We doubt v the ky be bqer, the
star, thicker, the moon brighter over the Ian
gunes and erumbli0g pAlaecs than above our
own noble hills and beautiful homes Such
nights are opposed to sleep, but arc full Of hope
and promise and soothing beauty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
MAY ELECTION.
COMMISSIONER or REyrNUR.

MAIshs. Ennnbs:-Psvss announce my ramr a eand.
date for Commissioner u the Revenue NJ the ensuing May
election. litb28l IOslIuA LuAkhs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

CLHLTLE, H., June q, 1889
nav u,sd Pfot O. J. NGod's Hair Restorative, aud
ag IS gLy, bot By the use VI h.
s'.ctHIr Il he. resumed IT, original rel0r anu ILaIe
no doGbt' psTmSneiily 80.
n ,roor g. BREAEE, ex-senator, u. y.
O.g' WOOD CO., Proprdori, gig HtcadSSy, n. On
We Eisst u Wire Railing Eats bsut) ard IL AsfEtl
decSdtNlN8n m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

HEsENS Epuots Pleas, announce NJ A. candidate for
The oihes Of Shvr!f Of Ohio county, the ensuing kpTLE
Election lieAl ANDREW While.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
Again.

R10 DOLLARS worth Of Shirts consigned TO NE, en- se
Ot count Of whom may SOherru either Wholesale or
retail cheaper than the cheapest being superior MhFtit
and dAs While and Wiike sold Al low pFietS hv
ueTe AN. ADAMS. No. S6 WitsrSI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
SUPERIOR NEWAINK.


Nehave isaftestsi 81 tltsasf tHothsf ~ " bufft
Sapsrs' isS' las-iss bs',ih lAs ssssiSy 0fasn iIs
0spaty smsss pssaDtiJ aiisd TsTni tsih.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
BRAGG'S ARCTIC IINIMENT

This IncIuprehensihle Lnntut, upon which the great
nhs1 Of the afflicted Of all lands rely relief from
the panEs o. gheumatistn Neuralgia Govt ErySip,Ins
Cancer, seTotllA sprans, uses uTnl ScAlds and ali
euianrous dseSsea rapidly suprrsedng nh similar pr,,
HAtoh The proprcIors give for the Of
iudrrtTs, the following memorandum Of OF the won.
dsru cures effected by during the past few months Ger.
tiheAes Tom the parties named 10 the possession Of
the proPrors, but their length prreudts publication Of
One ROItIe TrIumPhnnI.
Mrs. Mott, No SI5 Morgan STREET, 81 Louis having
suffered for three yrars with Rheumatism, and tried many
Preparations without effect was cured BY city
Ont OF Pursatory.
Henry DAVIS, Mound street. ST. Lnuil who says he was
"'ufsrng the pAngs OF pargAtory" With Neuralgia for
months; was cured BY three or four applications Of the
PITY the Little children.
little daughter Of Mrs. Lee, residing Lake street.
CmeaEn was 'eadsd oil over By the up,eiIinE Of kettle
Of boiling water. TIE Arctic Imminent applied aceord
Ing TO the dTyelon' and the IRE 0ttanty exrAetsd
and In AfeW days the little sufferer we'll.
RESTORED Ia IIeauty.
Hrs George x. Tyler Canal street, n o. had long GuG
isrsd from Paiaia and daagaring eruption the face,
ant by the Of bottle OF Lnnsn vas T. and
a Horrible Timer.
Easene Mallory, Watcher, was three years The victim OF
horrible tumOr on the neck, which resisted all remedies
Wonderful Care.
Mrs Bedford Mobile, confined her couch for three
failure Of all other remedies vas cured by The Arctic Ln
ucEt In 4 little over month.
NENrEis, TsSv.. Nov qs,b jss7
thereby certify that having been badly bvniI.J 'nd
sSAlIc by the explosion Of steam Iosf f,irnS tut
me to Try Brasgh Arctic Lplmrn The,mayt Gasis",Snt
IL extra ted freE Inc ,eadT Anj in y.Sy .Sn,,'
thr main va, rons from ~ bT"I' In H., ,,"ls He, AZ
we'll and aIIr 10 resume nv bu,inF,, WV "'~' va"
HEXRY HGvERsEdLIa residence Jackson street.
The Hind ReeI r Il
DR G; R1,eo-nssJ Sir. 70, r,orS ~. ts w.
had been aiaeIrd T ngaBrs ,ys' in sn SsaI
drryss ,rd ,rJ Va ,in,,. III W ~ IA1AIeu
a no efe,, ~, inAnc M IL, n, ss,, \, uas,
Inimsp md In Two roptI, VA, nssr, III "S Sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR Z!
Completely Preserved

NJ Nbo thAth stay Noad not Ls,, u r,,tor,d Ir for
mer color, Ttalu but Nuuld W III gtuvth f,tI.
~ h'Hu'a WIN seteglA, sCad l,Ad, % ether ptutttl
nut H0aid be cared Or Nh set htAuaeht tosuragltut
Hnnld be cured. u ui Alec remove III Imrt ma a..
lace Ahd SAN, fof MeO.i'. Hair kgsoIatS, ~ us al
'h9', see circular aud ana thy foilouinr.
AL AhhJa, November ., isaG.
PAoE. -. wOUb-DyaI s,r; lhaVr hrsrd au,h s.d u
TIE "ohderia effects VI your Has Ii, sofGi,, hot s,rE
sssh 70 o'.,H cheated w quaekCp quRek Ho.uln,
haH ayes HasdspVt,d 70 Visct 0uf Eyttot sf,S m
tAs same category sih the ogi add AID one ou tiuR.
Pe1'd quarA t'in'dvf, uhtl lll, ~ mlAuUIt .t,tl
sogie muhs an,t, Hhsn you taSr sgoh sftursLr -
!hlGeea ur wal u yoar Restorative In d., lsu mi
.! ny good Ht, Nhusr alt Lau t,coIar \, u I'm std 10.
NTs Nht Auh before tAhausthg ole Of OUT LARK hot.
Hes' htE Alt Nai t'ttot,u u,I " IL otEiEgl LlLt
b'osh color, aud tAd irk'L,d gnd become beautiful gu
Io'g apoh' aud entirely tie Lta abt erutLut, 10
use w not Hmpy because Of ~ bvsuui,ilg eject, upoH
s Laf, bui tteauAv 81 IL hsahiui iuGutBet uTst n,
h'au ~" h'Ha Ouvu VIta} ainly and friends ~, uStr
ltHr restorative, rith uS LsI'st ,gurt, tLttVIs rs
akrpIletn aud douts In reference to 10 rLAiAeaf atd
AIue are ,huTty removed and do OAt C ldiai.
Ahn COMMERCIALLY re,couutLd ts use by all Nho Auud
hats heI han Tts'oIi FROM Sh.Is ETAy (y reason Of
sickness OF aged original color ana beauty tnd By Young
persons who NeHd have usir hait beautiful AID klCsly
very uly sud gratefully your,
hninMuN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
PERFEUTloN OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in
WATCHFS

THE BEST TINE KEEPER AT THE LOWEST COST.
Byt aid d ereE;mprovrmenls IN Machinery aud many
new And altogether original inventions, able 70
Ol,E the public PERFECT WATCH ~ small price. Our
machines are 50 true and delicate, and system OF
Manufacture 50 complete, hat every watch b.
act counterpart. The improvements new, ample aud
beautiful In plan and sGnstTucon aud have been pFOnoun
e1d by the Abrst judge to be auess principle and quail
n.y. Zach ghe Is engraved "AFPLETOS, TEAGI Co., VAL
Thanh Ma'a and Is accompanied by Certificate Of Etnu
lnshpEI aud
PERPETUAL WARRANTY.
We ask no to buy these Watches merely because they
are OF American manufacture We ask only that ibis fact
shall not be permitted 10 prejudice exclude thtm from
confederation We elam that Watches equal quality and
merit cannot be obtained cheap ElTops; aud ask
"Ir COUNTRY men TO give them al under warranty
Orders Of nquriea may be addressed to directly VI to
any Of the aforementioned rms, vile agents for The
sale Of our Watches.
MesId COOPER PRLLOwR, No. II Maiden Lane, NY
BELLOWS / CO., MOL e
PLATT / BROTHER, No. 90
GARY, HOWARD SANGER, Chambers st., -
HlLDLBuRN BROfllER, Philadelphia.
q PRATT 4 REATii,
PALMER 1 BACHELbERs, Boston
BlGELOW BROs. 4 KEANARD,
DunME / co Cincinnati.
and MrssTS. ROBBINS APPLETON, No. 10 Maiden Lane
n u Who are agents for the transaction Of ouT general
busucss, A. veil ~ for the sale Of our goods.
APPLETON, TRACY / CO.,
SueetUoTI to the Boston Watch Company,
Boston Watch Factory, wRlihAu, Mas. July, 1857.
frbi6-LudAv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

nEsp Woop; II vas loug time ATE saw you 1t bliss
he!d before got The bottle OF LritoAttt iCT pLr yUa
save me AZ oIuyF your agent Ia Detroit and Wh,u tot
s1heIndra to Try II OIL Mrs. hAHhs bHT the tFrSl
test Of ia power II has done all that you tIsGrtd ~
nnul- go aud othrr' " my family and having Wit
= o'hsE' Aa entitled heesl You els
'0rH Again. very respectfully aud iIpy y6uIs
SOLOMON MANN.
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For Sale,

STEAM ENGINE, shAlnE Pueys, Lathe. Bellows, Black
y smith Tools, and general assortment Of MAehbistS
Tools Inquire OF J, NJ, DILLON,
nOVli-dSm Executor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Of QUINCY r. An8O:2V
I)uRk O0D-LlVER OIL,
i Bulls SarSapaTiln,
sRnd's 10
Ayre'S Cherry PrctorhI,
Kryscr'a CoaEh syrup,
WlStarn Bal,Am Of Wild Cherry,
LocotHS PulDone Waters, and
klrTa celebrated Sugar Piums for DISCRIMINATING
Worms, received and for sale 1t the Drug store Of
lto4 $. FUNDENRERG.
DIST IN rHE COuNTRY,--Prestou 4 MerrifS Y,dSt
ID Porderl, and havornE extracts Of Vanilla Lemon
Nutmeg, Celery Rose, Orange Almond &c. Ac for sale BY
tthls tn, LOGAN CO.
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az we UNION LINE.
MORE ABOUT TnE pAcIFIc NOTgL

O''leF coRNEI NAnE Avn NoNIoE sTSuTt.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MAKkEI.
coEErcYtb bAur TEou AUTtAL sALEA,
~ g. a. ~ MPuHgN


), o ia 80 VrAIass a44ss
Nt'i llitA s.s't.t.s.s... -
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This lnc1uprehensble lulmtut, upon which the great
nh1 Of the afflicted Of all lands rely Tor relief from
Cancer, scroiuiA sprSlns, uses BurnI Sesds and M
euanrous diseases, Is rapidly Supersedug III similar prep
afAohs The proptciors give for the rneouFA OF
sufferers, the following memorandum Of lev Of the Non
dsru cures effected by during the past months Ger
theAes Tom the parties named 10 the possession Of
The pTopr'ors but their length ptreudts publication Of
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

from his pockets came tea, sugar, biscuitss from
the good wife's ample store, till Mary's eyes
too filed with grateful tears.
'And now,' said the visitor, kindly, 'don't
forsake the shop; get your little parcels there
and pay just when it suits you. BY the way, il
sovereign would be of any service to you,
have one which will burn hole in my pocket
AS the saying goes-unless give it to some
body
And before they could reply, he had laid the
coin upon the table and was gone.
Mary said Mr.. WelsfOrd, let us thank
God for these
They knelt, and as he breathed forth his
hearts gratitude, his wife wcpt tears of Joy,
and even the little ones murmured the amen.
But Mr.. Edmonds did not stop at this it was
to him Charles Welsford owed a situation
which soon after placed him far above the reach
OF want; it was to him he owed a host of kind
ly deeds, which came like sunshine to his in.
most soul.
We hasten on. Not alone in this regard was
Caleb Edmonds changed, for two days after
this strange dream he walked into his rivals
shop, shook hands. invited him to drink tea at
his house, spoke pleasantly about their opposi-
ton, and even hinted at his retirement at some
future day, when his new friend would have
better chance!
And from that time the charity which " "suf-
fereth long and is kind is not easily provoked,
thinketh no evil, beareth all things, believeth
all, hopelh all things. endureth all things"
held an almost undispuied sway over the heat
of Caleb EdDonds and ever was the maxim of
the Bible burne in mind Judge not, that ye
be not judged'
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
Character of the Age,

Were we required to characterize this age OF
ours by any single epthet, we should be tempt
ed to call it, not an heroical, devotional, philo-
sophical; or moral age, but above all others, the
mechanical age. 1t is the age of machinery, in
every outward and inward sense of that word ;
the age, which, with its whole undivided might,
forwards, reaches and practices the great art OF
adapting means to ends Nothing is now done
directly, or by hand; all is by rule and cacula-
ted contrivaHce. For the simplest operation
some helps and accompaniments, some cunning
abbrevating process is in readiness. Our old
modes of exertion are all dscredted and thrown
aside. On every hand the living artizan is
driven from his workshop to make room for a
speedier inanimate one. The shuttle drops
from the fingers of the weaver, and falls into
iron fingers that ply it faster. The sailor furls
his sail and lays down his oar ,and bids strong
unwearled servant, on vaporous wings, bear
him through the waters. Men have crossed
oceans by steam; the fire. king has visited the
fabulous east, and the genius of the Cape, were
there any Camoens now TO sing it, has again
been alarmed, and with far stranger thunders
than Gama's. There is no end to machinery
Even the horse is stripped of his harness and
finds feet frehorse yoked in his stead
We have an artist that matches chickens by
steam,-the very brood-hen is to be superseded
For all earthly and for some unearthly pur-
poses, we have machines and mechanic further
ances; for nincing our cabbages-for casting
US into ma gnetic sleep. We remove mountains
and make seas our smooth highway; nothing
can resist US. We war with rude nature and
by our resistless engines come off always vic.
toriOus and loaded with spoils. = i.
What wonderful accessions have thus been
made, and are still making, to the physical
power of mankind; how much better fed
clothed, lodged, and in all outward respects &C.
commOdated, men now ere, or might be, by q
a given quantity of labor, is grateful reflec.
ton which forces itself on every one. What
changes. too, this addition of power is intro.
ducing into the social system, how wealth has
more and NOR increased, and at the same time
gathered itself more and more into Masses
strangely altering the old relations and increas.
ing the distance between the rich and the poor
will be question for political economists, and
much more complex and important one than
any they have yet engaged with. Our true
deity is mechanism. 1t has subdued external
nature for US, and we think it will do all other
things. We are giants in physical power; we
are Titans, that strive, by heaping mountain on
mountain, to conquer heaven also.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

hoarse voices; and in an instant they werelfll-
ed with life. Then there was frantic leaping
into the sea, and all who were fast drowning
moved convulsively towards that little ark
Some sank down into oblivion, some grasPed at
nothing with their disappearing hands, some
seized in vain unquenched pieces of fiery
wreck, some would fain have saved friend al
most in the last agonies and some, strong in
a savage despair, tore from them the clenche ]
fingers that would have dragged them down.,
and forget, in fear, both love and pity.
Enveloped in flames and smoke, yet iAsensi-
Bile as corpse to the burning, frantic mother
flung down her baby among the crew; and as
1t fell among the upward oars unharmed. she
shrieked but prayer of thanksgiving. Co.
cried she to her husband ago, for am content
to die, but you live for our child's sake The
husband looked for a moment till he saw his
child was safe; and then, taking his young
wife in his arms, sat down beneath the burning
fragments of the sail, with the rest that were
resigned, never more to rise up until the sound
of the last trumpet. In few hours the moon
shone out on the peaceful waves, and no speck
was on the world of waters, but a few charred
timbers of the ill-fated Transport
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
ISCELLANEOUS S.

IMPORTANT METEOROLOGICAL DISCOVERY
How to Calculate the Wind in Aduance.-The
Secretary of the Navy has received a letter
from Lieut.. Maury respecting a plan for CON-
putting the force of the wind, by which the lat
ter gentleman thinks it probable that the liza
bility to disasters on our northern lakes nay be
obliterated to a considerable extent. He says
that Professor Bays Ballet of Holland claims 10
have discovered proportional relation to the
force of the wind and the difference of smulta.
neous barometic pressures at certain slatiens,
by means of which he has succeeded in deduc.
ting rules for calculating each morning the
maximum force of the wind during the ensuing
day Prof B. asserts that this system has
been observed by him in Holland, and during
five years the force of the wind has in no in
stance exceeded what his calculations indica.
ted. To outward.b bound vessels on the lake.
this would be of the highest advantage, as il
would enable them to predict in the morning
whether they would be safe during the day il
case they put to sea. They could also tell tn,
safest hour during the day for setting sail.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
A Chapter on Mistakes.

1t is mistake to suppose that persons are
thlrstlng after knowledge of the truth Of God,
when they have money at interest, and refuse
to patronize religious paper
1t is a mistake in the devotees of pride and
selt.concelt, to suppose that their "costly ar
ray" and lofty bearing. will command the re.
spect of a sober, thinking community.
1t is mistake TO suppose that learning or
talent will supply the place Of vital piery.
1t is mistake in the wopshippers of Mammon
to suppose that they can drag themselves t.
heaven with the world on their backs.
1t is a mistake to suppose that we can please
God, and all men.
1t is mistake to suppose that if we do not
take care of our own characters, our neighbors
will do it for US.
1t is mistake in the enVious, to suppose they
can build themselves up by pulling others down.
IL is mistake TO suppose that Christian OF
the Antioch order, does not know how to " pre-
fer his brethren in honor" before himself.
1t is a mistake in minister TO suppose that
his congregation will repose confidence in him
if his conduct eontradicis his preaching. 'a-t.
1t is mistake in church members to suppose
that their pastor will entertain high opinion
of their love or respect for him, when they have
no other evidence than empty word to prove il
IL Is mistake TO suppose that a minister
likes to be scolded by his parishoners. for no,
preaching and visiting more, when necessity
requires that he should be at home, laboIinp
with his hands to +" supply their lack of service
towards him.