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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

WOOL purchased by n
w bl RIDaRLEY, HAMPTON ! CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

TIIHE undersigned will continue the business, at
No. Is KING STREET, under the firm OF PAhT-
LOW HILL & co. NJ. Y. PARTL0W.
e. p. HILL.
~ o6-lm TIIOS HILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Summer
w Supply of GROCERIES,. consisting in part
of prime Sugars, Moasscs, Coffee and Teas to
which we invite attention. Also, daily expecting
a superior lot of Newfoundland HERRING. pack
ed expressly for this market which will be sold At
market price.
IL 10 T. ENGLISH & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

~ 26-lm THOS HILL.
IN HHDS ST. GROIN SUGARS
III 75bbls Yellow do
90 b. Coffee do
50 Crushed and Granulated sugar
10 hhds. Porto Rico Moiasses
Is Muscovado do
5 Sugar House Syrup
- bbls New Orleans Molssses
30 bags Rio Coffee
50 boxes low grade Tobacco. sound 4 bright
20 superior Tobacco, just received. and
for sale by j. IL. McNElGH sun,
~ II Prince street Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

: CASES CANTON PRESERVED GINGER.
y latc importation. and very choice quality land
ing this day from Schr. Fairfax. from New York.
and for sale by aug q j. =. DOUGLASS.
a. BARRELS JAS. 5. WEIGHS AND pa
~ TAPSCO new family FLOUR, received this
dav. and for sale ut lowest market rates. by
nuy2 J f. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.

cd OVAL WINDSOR" BITTERS and "klE.
~ S0T," indispensable to Bar, and most "a
cellen, TONES, for sale by
feb RIDGELY. HAMPTON 5 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

rLAEET. PORT, and old MADEIRA WINES;
" Pure French Brandy, and old Whistles. in
store and for sale by JOHN A. DlAON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

INAMILY FLOUR.-Just received another lot
i OF Ross Ray 4 Bros Family Flour, from
choice new Wheat. in store and Tor sale ny
JOHN l.. Henderson,,
!. o,.. - Ia In. 4 ltr.,Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19

FAMILY FLoUR.-KNOX II BRO. have on
l. hand and expect to keep during the season,
lot of very superior family -four, ground from new
wheat. They recommend it as very superior and
equal in all respects TO Wcch's.
aug w. - King street.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
Hcracc Greeley meets with Rare
Slavery Elk ient.onist

FROM thr ~ So-rIth DAkctts
The following anecjote in correction with
The vsri,able Horace Greeley. which occurred
during his recent passage through St Joseph
Ne ;hink worthy Of being presented to the
eader. Of the Erpres;
Mr. Greeley when shout leaving for Leav
euworth. va accompanied 70 the boat b, hi.
rend Col -, OF this city. here they met
Mr. ". dealer IN negroes betWeea Thu
place auA tie South The Colonel. with the
afshiitiy f,r which he - charaetsristic In
ireinced the gentleman Mr. W. with great
~srmth seized the hand of Hnrac~. saying
assure you. cir. Zee, much honsrrd by ths.
sequsiutan-e of 20 distinguished lentle
nan. oae wl,osn have always admired fof 81
ta'e - aud felt grsalsul f'r MS philanthfephy
Relieve me. air. yoa are doing much good for
the cause ~ this part Of the country Accept
The thsnks of an humble member Of society
No one feels mote deep interest in your II
forts thaa myself. wish you much sue
cess"
Indeed. !" replied Mr. Greeley,"I am hap
NJ 70 hear such sentiments aud TO see such
men a. yourself snd Col -----vhere | did
10. .xpeet The leas, sympathy. in this lAs I
where the iniqniiy ~ the nation IL 40 ffml,
rooted God oe praised. the work goes br We
+ lv on"
with your aid !" returned Mr. " SLAYER,
vill soon cease 10 exist in nexlcv The bua.
Ter II slaves - nov fast decreasing" Heil
Mr. q attempted to ~Ishjras with his rev
fsand irsend from ots rvatioB. Mr. W con
tinosd. 4 AN myself doing someih,rg l..
yards removing them. Only last week | tool
away thireen"
Nv goOd friend. hov, where tot"
To New Orleans"
"Gresi God" exclaimed Horace. "whaI
dsalsr In homan soulsS"
YES ssr. n that - whs; yeu call IL. bu
snd eel negroes. am lsdseled 10 You b.
he profits OF rny business. Slsvehslders her
,elt ne the slaves fof half their value ~ n
south. 20 Keep your disciples from ssealin
ts~aais
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
An Editor IN a FIX.

= trtf~ -tors illustrating the absent mud
nr.. Of ,Le lsmgas edil-r Of lie Ny Tt.
eon.. Horace Gss.'.v. Vhieh va rcce.ily
io'd "a i laa god 10 keep H.race va
-toT ping a he Les-a % frserd ia Ali~ghe
ny q y. and there being a nps.hes IL visitors
prv.cu'. large firi, basket "a. rs.sed
around hi~l with large lneions sFrie. \
yaun ~ lad, the dsagl'er of the hos. sp
rroschsd the eccentric editor whie hr a.
GO < I'd "a aaina'~l conversation viih q
gsntlen'ao -. 'he subject Of "Pro.eelif-n =
~,rrf T. s-Iure,." a sai pct urol which Greeley
j. particularly en'irsia.fie aud palitriy -
q esisd him 10 parake. Horace wa.,o fhr
o,iddic of The. t. hin al absorbing topic and
mechanically reached oat ~ hand sad com
n.el.essl transferring the huge p,pins from ia,
di.h o. the left hand rear pocket of hi, fsock
eo-t The hlashsng laiy could n well re
move the di>h vhflc the illusirieus guest
manifested a dispostion 10 keep On helping
him.. II. - there Sue stood IN the middle
n. -Icssni paslor. the group. Of coprse. "tle
L,s>erxel 4 al observers" Greel-v. sving
deposited scmc hall u dtzcn or 20 ~ said
lpockrf. "heid her with hls glircrsog eyts'
taking volubiy all the tune. and totally IN
ecocious q everything bat his 'sbssi. Nh'.'
T making fsatse. bat abor;ive % "of f'H"i,''.
eE,.et "a -, another "Sewtown" 20 the al
,.aIy alsrrningly di.terded Poeke, I
dsa~l ,heaght this the opportunity 70 esesf'
irsua ne dilemma and made move {" pa
on. Bs, ao' The grea, eisiorsi was 'qas
- he s.ssrxeuey. Suddenly sh.iuug ths p
pie 10 the other hand he eamneHocd fspldij
6ling ~ ssssr soet<s. which process he ccniin
ssa until he entire contents Of he d,sh wtr'
exaaus,si By this time Greeley's "es'er'
pockets contained about peck. and cause
his coat tail. % form something near Ugh
snele With his tack Although every one i
The room VS. convulSed either With lsugh,r'
or the excrueissing sffsrs rot to laugh. Horse
kept on he even tenor II his dieourse, }
h.s..fu. upeoncisasae.s. and did not diseov.
his mistake anii he attempted TO -, dow
when he was a. much asiooished A. he fAi
see sho unexpectedly planted himself intl
s.idd.e Of spring ooitoss sofs, and lesped a
! to the ar with horror a. having. a. be snpro'
ed. "sQast On somebody's BABY"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
Indian Doctor.

u Somebody. While reading one Of Alex
smiths poems quistly remarked that the au-
thor ~as troubled with fox Of metaphor.-
Our city is troubled with hsx Of Doctors =
Scarcely week passes without seeing our
corner walls freshly bedaubed with theil
highfslutin advertisements. But the story is
the sane. they are al fadisa DcctOrs-eure
all diseases aud their remedies are all vegeta-
ole. for "Lo the poor indisn" has learned
them Row 10 "cull simples" add perhaps gaH
simpies too. Who knows
IL Is singular fact. and one to which SCI.
entife men should turn their attention. that
Ell these Iadi9a Doctors after being rescued
from he last stage Of Consumption almost IN
Saristly attain the same weight-vir i6j To-
while reading ose Of these highhying adver.
tisemsz's Yesterday We were forelbly reminded
Il T,mo,hy'- hasansue IN JssAet's sesreA for a
Fsthr "Genllemen and ladies'. says Timo
thy. Il have the honor TO announce 10 you the
arrival in this town Of the celebrated Doctor
AppalIaeheosmoconmeti who has travelled
farther than the sun and faster than a comet
tie hath visited every part Of the globe. lie
has smoked the e1iamet with the Indians Of
North Amefics-he has hunted with the Aran.
cas IN The south-galloPped on Wild horses
over The plaias Of Mexico. and rubbed noses
with the E-quimaax. lie hath used the chop
sticks with the Chinese. svaBg the eherok-
pooga With the Hindoos. and pulled the nose
Of the great Cham Of Tarisry. he hath visited
aud been received in every court Of Europe
danced on the ice Of the Neva with the Rus
.isns-led the rDsxurks with the Poles
wslixed with The Gerinans-tarantulated with
the Italians-fandang, ,ed with the Spanish
and qaadnled With the French. tie hath ex
piorrd every mine IN the universe. walked
through evsry town On The continent. exam
med every mountain N the world. a-cenled
Mount Blanc, walked dawn the Andes. aud
run up the Pyrsnees. lie has bcen ioto every
icauo IA the globe. and descending by se-
.usins la, been throvn uP 10y 5 r0n'bol. lie
has lived more Ibas ,hoasand y,ar,, ADD =,
s'ill n the flower 4 h youth Hi> whole
l''y ..ss Deeh spent IN the ssrs ice Of msukiud.
aud IN doing good 10 h. fellow creatures aud
having more than thousand years experience
B.. cures more than a thousand diseases. -
Ire T,nathv doe not exactly say that the
lret Doctor Appailac and so-forth has trsv
I'D through the Canai 81 foot. bat thur
az pieuiy Of word. 10 that EFT CT p"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
tFor the Knprss,.



wrealhed around nae, Ike spell,
Gloaming Phantasies feel,
And airy forms, remembered yell
In more substantial shapes. will steal
Around my daily path, uatl
The gauIy f,br.c of dream
Destroys the action OF my Will,
Aud things are never what they seen
on, youth a. I ~ell-rememberedJ JOYS
OF haleyon days long past,
lwheh romplng girls aud truans boys
Hopet ys would always last.l
Why are your fairesi visions ten.
To ersEe the Ovcr-buTihen'd brain.
OF all your pleasures nov bereh;
And ye viii never come again
No, Ncveri ye arc gone for sFo
BEYOND this ssuhlunsfy pale;
Departed j,,s. like niends ho die,
esa pus hoPeiessiy bewaii.
I gather rases by the way
viii meraing's giit'rins gems bsdeek'd.
Their petals lie al eloss oi das,
Aud ro,este hopes are all bewreek'd.
chlde my heuFl for loving yet
The cheating Joy. that dwell beyond
The payment Of bankrupt's debt,
That Faith owes Love eide the bond)
The Joys once knew passed aeet.-
Too dear aud beautiful 10 iast,-
Have len life. mission incomplete
Aud 1--we but in the faded Past.
Jv>K6, 1853. +. NJ. B.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
Henry S Lane at the Ohio Cor
yention

Neesn give 20 idea q he thrilling speech
nade by Mr. Lane. bathis logic his eiooaenca
and his vi Z. kept ihe audience in one contln-
cal sfrSar cf deligh. and applause. We can
give oc ose o. twoof the many points made
cy Nr. Lane. T. ssid he held that the Con-
utution carried slavery 40 where IL oaly
Pf0tects u where i - already established bv
Local law lie - opposed To the Fueitive
Slave Law. but would counsel no opnosition
10 u by force or violence he would agitate
agitate. agitste- hea God created the world
his hrst nat was. Let there be light" Let
the people but have light on that odious en-
actment, and they All! decids correctly. Dis
lss u: aud expose n. and il will fail.
Mr. Lane couuselled harmony and concsss.
ION among the delegates. fcr upon the result
OF The campaign now ccmmencing I'M Ohio
depends the result Of the contest of le6o
More. It might be laid that the action of this
Convention wonld shape the goTsrnmeni. and
control the destines oi this country for hair =
century 10 come. Upon Ohio ali ewes are
tufsed, and itis all important that she still
bear aloa the GLORIOUS banner she has held
20 high since the inauguration Of Rapubl.
eAnism. Mr.. L. speech had a most hsppv
effect upon the C9uvention.-Cleoel Herald
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

GAsTRoSoNIc--We availed ourself Of the
pleasure Of dining Yesterday at the Bantin
House. and found foil confirmation of the M
merous favorable reports put into circulation
in regard to the peculiar excellence OF the ar
TEN eoquinariam Of that that very popular Ho-
tel. The enterprising and gentlemanly pro
prietors are exceedingly attentive to the wants
Of their numerous guests. Their tables groan
under the profuse abundance of the substsn-
iials and luxurss Of life. The servants are
polite. prompt and admirably trained-whils
the urbane ank courteous attentions Of tbeir
very ufbane and popular clerk. Mr. Sam. Tur
ner, adds much to the good home feeling thai
pervades the Buntin House. We like The
sfule
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
Wabash College.

The next commencement at the above inst
tuition. a. Charlottesville. which takes plao,
on the 18th aud 18th Of July proximo, Promi
ses 10 be one OF unusual interest.
The Alumni aud others who have been. stu
dents. there, propose to unite with the Faculty
and Trustees IN celebrating the lapse Of th'
first quarter of a century since It's establish
ment
Extensive Preparations ure being made 70
the accommodation II al, who will be presen
on that occasion.
Among the interesting features Of tie cccs
.iou will be an address before the Alumni b,
Prof wm. Z. White. and poem by Charlie
" Moores. Of Indianapolis, aud an addres
befcre the calliopeAn ard Lyeeum Sseieiie
ey Rsv. : 6 Wilson q his CITY.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
1hreshing Machines.

The following we clip from the Richmond
Palladium. which being edited by ID. p Hol
loway. Esq, for several years President Of th.
Wayne County Agricultural Society, should
be regarded ss good authority. We ash for il
careful perusal by the Farmers OF viga
County and Of the Wabash Valley generally
RoBnsos's THREsHlSG MsoHsK.-These
machines. wherever they have been used have
wop golden opinions, aud We take pleasure ia
oa.iing the attention of farmers TO them Al the
present Tins when there is a fair prospect Of
heavy wheat crop throughout the country.
and = consequent large demand for machines
There has for long time been highly honor.
able competition between Mr. Robinson and
the Messrs Gaars a Co. all Of this city, and
We speak in no terms Of dispsrsgement of the
machines 0f the latter when we say that ct oer
last County Fair. the contest was fairly made
up between them. aud resulted in a Committee
OF practical men, awarding the first premium
10 Mr. Robinson. Both machines ere run by
The same power, portable engine. The trial
was thorough. as II was possible TO make il
aud was very close. The wheat was divided
shesf about, and both parties were satisfied
with the division. The premium was award
cd TO Mr. Robinson. because the committee be-
lieved that bis machine did the best work and
showed the least waste. We say 10 the farmers
that there Is no better machine made than j.
dut up by Mr. Robinson.
gT S Wolfe d Co, are the agents FOR the
sale of the above machines in this city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
lFos the Ezpsss.
LAFAYETTE, June 10.

LAFkfErrEs June ~.
The session Of the Grand Temple Of Honor
will probably close this evening. and / seal
myself for moment, before the train starts
to send you few lines.
The Order is represented by the report,
from the Subordinate Temples. to be ia a very
hourisLing condition. and Is on the increase,
and by the interest exhibited by the Grand
representatives, the most happy results may
be expected from this years meeting.
The Order in this city have opened their
doors to delegates from abroad and have shown
a hospitality worthy Of their hearts and
heads.
The next session Of the Grand Temple will
be held IN your city in June. 1860
The following are the officers for the ensu-
ing year
A DrFREEs. Of Lafayette. G ". T.
Z. I CLARKE, of Pittsburgh. 9. W. Y. T.,
+. 5. WEsrFALL. Of Terre Haute, G. W. r..
WILSON HoBBs. of Annapolis, 9. ". T,
Rev. j. Y. X MILLER. Of Richmond G VIC.
L. NAswARaISG, Of Lafayette. q. ". L,
J. W SMIrH. Of Lsgro. G. VIC
Yours &c
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

SAWS ras~ RseHr.--It - perhaps snowa
70 most q car readers that the Nova Scoiiaa
lire Of Telegraph. has for some time past been
r.fa.ine 10 transmit the European news ever
their line 10 The Associated Press unies- ths,
s-ccs.,sea woald submit 10 an ssofb'tsst de
mani q The Telegraph Company. thus eeisy
ing the isrs,xo nevs ohss from ens 70 three
dsys
Thc following vkfrh ne si'p ffon a dis.
patch dated SAekx..is lace :. Published IN al
srehaare. shows hat The Nsw feandlsnd CO
ha- determined - avoid the necessity Of the
Nova seolian lies snliF,. ard hey vill bos
probably So The error 81 their ways and re
pens Ike many poor sinner whse his toc
late.
Its understood shn the Esv Tourdland
4 Co have sa,kofised NJ G " Yield. 10 sent
out a. ssidatioesl cattle 10 extend from Csp.
Bnton Ia Pfiaes Edsafds Island. thus avoid
ins The Nova Ssofiaa entirely. ssd rdsci n.
he whole iine from this place % Nev Found
isn1.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
Indiana Asbury University.

The annual exami nation OF the students Of
the above institsticn preparatory to the exrr.
eises Of the twentieth Commencement, will
begin on Thursday the 23d Of June lust.
The anniversary exercises Of the Philologi
cal and Plstonean societies will take place on
F:.day and Saturday nights
On Monday. besides the ylsedictory exerci
ses Of the Pathological society. Hon Samuel
Galloway will address the societies.
On Tuesday the annual meeting OF the
Trustees will be held. and the Inauguration
ceremonies will take place.
On Wednesday the Graduating exercises oi
the Seuior class and confering Of degrees.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

~ Professor Parsons, ~ has in:erestin
memior Of bis father. relates the following !,
stance Of the 6ckleness Of fortune: Nv far :
er used TO speak Of one Of bis friends. IA nleI-
chant Of New wburypou.) who often said: n
have prayed to the Lord to make me rich.
and believe have prayed too hard, for
think he means 10 druxa me out" The same
nan said al my fathers tAblr: "IfI threw
shingie Ia the water a. the tide turned ou'.
and lad a dollar on il. | believe that The next
dood tide would bling It back with ten more. %
He Was then thought to be exceeding rich,
but, not many years afterwards. be died a
bankrupt.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

"Sober Sides, who so conscieiti tiously rebuked
the young folks for dancing in the woods
upon the day OF the picnic al Eaglesheld.
thst he should have male himself acquainted
with The facts" before insinuaiing. in his
prolix and turgid homily on Champaign toifiss
aud ,nfeHpera nee. that intoxicating liquors had
been smuggled into the assembly. upon ihat
occasion The only Intoxicating bottle NC
saw or heard Of. was filled with very innocent
Blackberry Cerdal-croalatel by fair Mis-
among a few friends Was 5 5 missedg
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

THsF FaKin or si.. The part zans Of Rev
Dr." Fn.kul. nuieti"u- sofne ysars since a.
the rarff II Sita. pnN W pastoral charge Of =
congregation IN BIZ pi.asant. Iowa. havs
adopted sefies Of resolo'ions declaring thei'
conviction hat whstever his liie may iofmef
lx have he.n sree his conversion some three
years since. his eonduc, has been eniir.ly m
Exceptionally. and a. be makes no conceal
meui Of his dlsrspuiAbi. augeeedsnt- he esn
uotte Justly r. sarj,i a. an imposi,r-Le
Jssr.
If the Rev. "Fakir" viii send rs twenty
fve dollars which he owes us Tor advertising
Electric OIL, NE will erdorsc his Information
a. being genuine TO that extent al least.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

DMIr WABASH ExPREss MIR. Hudson, the
enterprising proprietor of the Express, has
made arrangements with the Terre Hsuie. Al
ton and St. Louis Raiiroad Telegraph line, by
which he j. enabled TO give to the citizens Of
Terre Haute and vicinity. important tele
graphic news several hours in advance OF
Cincinnati and ST. Louis papers. That is a
matter Of no small Importance TO the citizens
OF Terre Haute. for which they should not
hesitate To extend due encouragement.
Unfortunately for US, however. we do not
receive the Express here until the next morn
ing after us publication. Paris Beacon.
In few days FREUD Harding. we will have
our arrangements SO completed, that you will
get the Express, the same morning Of lis pub
lication.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

rrosr,cravE vuw.-The Huntsviiie Tex
a. llesn. in an item On the slave uad', make'
the soppesition thst the southern S'ssr- have
already formed separate hep"oa,e ave sr'
roins Il alone: lhey have legalired Tie slave
sr.8e .nd have sent their ships To the coast
Of Africa for lpsds Of Conr"e- On Their re
,arn they afe esplefed ~ wsr Vessels and IA
ken 10 the Norihern Republic. 10 England OF
20 France. where their captains and crews ar'
beng Tor piracy. oi course. thea. VAT mus
be the resuls. which would be ar fi,h sl
the res, % the eisilifed -ot'd. h<eause ~
civilized ns,ion. with the sxeei Ton Of ihi
southern Rspublic,. would sanction re Arr
| can slave rsde. Where. then. would be th
hre eaters '--EreAssse.
Why. ihey weald rhip all sAs Tssl OF III
civilized World. a course.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Steps Toward Heaven;



wri,,en Nv r : AsrnrR. the well-known
anthor. of whom 1 has been truly said. "7hsf
dsinO A. kas not ,rriffsn rord he scoaid 'ri,h 70
srsD" His graphic pen never tires ana Ia
this new volume we preceive that he - SUI
suecss.fully laboring To benett while he rleas
e. and While ne enchsins with master hand
The attention Of men. 10 make them better.
Thi. j. more decidedly religious than hi-
other works, though u - not doetrinsl ioi
sscianan. II isa work sell calculated y
do good. and j. designed TO sho- that The
Leaas,.s and endeartn,nts of Christianity a's
10 be developed amid the stern reslii'e- o.
everyday life, and not TO be pct aside at The
,rap1oil close Of Sabbath evening"
r.eli-hea ~ @ q E,sSs. sag Cheetnu
Street phii.drlphis Prise 81 OF. hvsn'
will mails copy snd handsoms present e
snv person RENTING one deilar Tor the book
aud twenty cents for postage.
new Classified Csislcgue Of Ps''ks and
Gifts. 18th inducements 10 Agents, VIII o'
cent Tree on application. Address
q o. EVANS. Publisher,
<3s Chestnut Street. Philadeiphis. Va.