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trsee 70 bring them to the knowle,iss and ack.
no-iedEsncnt Of Jesps Of Nazareth as the Nos
ash. He dwelt much upon what he deeunsd Z
reiisbls fact, namsly, that tho Ottoman hus
,afsIy mortgAgcds part Of Palestine to the Jewy,
IN o,der to sccure 2 loan q money, which IL 50
muos needed. n. p. evidently bslIevss that
tnls morgsged part will 1t no dstsnt day be-
PASTORS BAurY, u Yverdum, ssd SusoLr, Of
Lsussnne gave yery plsssias scso~nt Of the
Eegress Oh true religion in thu Csnees - vaud.
- DuRANp, native Of the Canton q Gsnsvn,
out nov and for years . most succeesfuf mission-
ary in BslGism, gsvc many in,seestirg details
respecting the proerrss of the Gospel In thas lit
ue but wen goyefnsd Kingdom. Professor
GrvNosAr, q the theological school at La Tour
among the WaldsnseA and formerly Psssor ss
Geneva gave . very Interesting sccount Of the
state q thlngs among the Martyr pcople. Tho
Rev. PnuIIrrE WotSP, q nailve Of Geneva,
but ~ msny years . missionary in Cansda,
essc very. fun account Of the sprpsd
OF the truth in several places In that por-
ton OF the British Empire. We may add that
u u usual TO spend tho evening, from 0 till 10
O'Clock, In the very pleasant grounds attached
70 some Of the villas which adorn tho southern
shore Of LAko leman, In the vicinity cfGenesa.
Often substantial repast is partaksn Of by sew
eral hundred people In beautiful grove, a. the
sun h descending In the Western sky; the VI hole
closing with songs of praise, words OF exhorta-
tion, and simple but earnest prayer. More
pleasant scenes We have never seen, nor do wo
expect to eco In this world, than We have wit
messed on several VI those occasions. .-yosrnai of
Commercs.
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letter Aom Itsly, written while LOUIS Ma
roLEoN was thera, says; II Is curbsas to see
the movements Of the gentlemen composing the
secret police Of his Majesty, and more curious
stiil to study tho pcrsonagcs. Ths chief is q
handscms man, sbsat forty yo9rs Of ags, and
70 decorated with the Legion Of Hope~. He
has Q large, squarc-built, powerful, hane, with
dark hair and eyes, dark skin and vadiy cheeks
He wears . small msstachs and imperial, and,
n. ihhTSh r.S n. as Al. @ Pcs: c5 q
some great company. Without nm s1agKsra-
tion, he Is a. shrewd . looking man q I ever
saw his small dark eyes are constantly moving
from side TO side, under the shade 0f hat with
an unfAshionable broad brim; no ma, near the
circle Of his movement sscapes his scrutiny.
The confedcrates which the chief has with him
here arc study on account Of their multif6rm
eharacters and visagss. Not one Of them looks
hke Ersnchman. One, . tall, elegant young
man, with aaxen hair and mustsche, wouh
spsehs variety Of languages. With him thers
ats an old Grmer-looking gcntleman who,
when he talks, conyincss you very soen that
you have fallen In with . shrswd politician and
: scunning old fox, who Is only In travsstis In
his simple costume. Then there Is an enor-
close, on whose visage tho finer lines have bo-
come obtuss ffom obesity, and whose nAtionaii-
ty 10 thus obscurcd. He Ia ono Of tho most
aotive men Of the party. Than there arc two
men Oh thirty, with pale and clean shavsn faces,
except the side-whiskers, who do tho English
man. The conesi ondcnt Of the London Nmss,
ct this plsos, tolls me that be addressed one Of
these men in poTect confidence In English, and
was rsspondedto TO In the same language, bat with
German accent. Thcro are stin otLors Of thess
men whose gsntlomanly apps arsncs and business
air would totally preclude the suspicion Of their
true character. ALEXANDER, the Corsictn,
wears the livery Of the Emperor, with q sword
and two decorstions-s strange conglomosation
undsr the insignia Of servant, however i'm
perial.
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Esssfe sssr Newport, wans.s .. owA.r.

Ese0fe near NavDose 4 wa mss,~ - N.-..
49, v"~.
q NcWpou correspondent ~ the HcS On Duly
dacr7sser thus Describes Q beautiful domain,
which we infcr TO be that belonging TO T,soM a.
r. HAZARD
Among thss. 4. =. ~, AA. N, v,
which am iei ,s,cci.iS 20 ,n-,..", = ss .s +,
understood that ths ,,sa..nt o,ssr -. ..,',u.
no distant day. dsss,ns ~ - T.. - A
beautiful domain, AID one 40 d..r,Se' ...r.i. .a,
! b found in New England N h s,n.ssa .,.'S a. @
miles from Newport, on N, borSsrs ~ ~. % p,, %ui
u the sea known "A th, Ess,srn n....,a
famous In our revolutionary aot al ~ ti,. s,..s ~
tho daring and intrepid exploit a srI.Is T.rsos. IN
capturing tho British ves.e.of war Pirx, winch nj
long bombardcd this sccess 70 the intsrior n r.r,
advantage posscused BY this domain il the sbund.sos
u the trces, another n the SftbIrnbo oombn.taon os
rich fsrmipg lana with cultivated shrubler,os ~
gardens. In tho autumn, the oior of the magncia
scsnts the hra,thfui brocse and anse onop ol I'M,
bse peaches on the island sftSst how yorsLla i ths
q 10 Tor horticulture brued, Ieyd ,noadoyx' o,,,
which hne breed Of sheop arc crs sing s 10
t,un nom the sro,s.teyr ,,sd Intn ~ h.sr,s.hy.
eskVvuy And appyosrh Tho aa,as e,nss shss h.Is
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was atoiious tay's ,ournsysrom Bo,,or. ANN.

was atcdious day's .ourneyfrom Boston. Am,ng
| the pnssengers was DASIst. wYBsrrp. who sss
on his way to Concord TO deliver an oration.
Tbc young girl knew not Of his fame ss an ora-
tor, which had than rcscbsd Its meridian bei ixht.
There was nothing about him to inspire awo, and
abe was spon ON the best terms with the great
statesmaa. lie chAtted with her, told hcr stor,ss
joked with her, gUt out st the wsyside tavcrns to
| procure for her water, and when she was tired,
nestled her 10 sleep IN his slms. Occasionally hs
would seern abstsscted Hi urs moved, md he
Morrow. But word Hom his Young compsnion,
Who was to him but wsif on Tie - of tnyd,
w,,nld again light up his socntenancs Win .
smile Thus they journsycd upon the best q
tern Is, untn Trey reached Concord, when the
guns spoke . welcome, and the Nage was quick
" sa1oundsd BY crowd eassf to catch .
Eiin,psg OF vac opponent Of HArSx, and the
stah smSs who's prnise was upon oyery tongs.
rhs young Sir sArunk bask siYdgin.d, and tim
illJ inquired of Mr.. WEnsrrR whss the noi,,,
vss sbout. .kistowslcome you 70 Concord
rspAsd Mr.. WEnsnn, gaily, a no hf,ed her
honyths stass and bore her through to crowd
respond to the cheers md eonarstulatioEs Il his
ffionds. =
Tho young gifi never saw Mr. WKnsrEr sqsin.
But sls cherishc'a the rrsrncSy Of his fe-sures
with pacssusu. bhe rcnscmkersd his dArk; cs-
yernous eyes, his massitv bSpw, md his DIRK
features, srs they were Remembered - possss-
ing a genfe'ity and brightness that were mover
produced In aEy pirture os bust which she Al
forwards saw. II e p-shaps sotissabls, a. . ev.
incidence, that while tho bslls vere telling s1
Boston for the fun oral csremories II Mr.. Wsn-
srHR, and tho procession Of soryowing thousands
this young girl, tAen wiN and a mother, took its
departure, TO renew, perhaps, Ia bsieht world
the scqusintance Of day which lini nan 10 her
90 pleasant.-Bosbs Traveller. .|
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The Manchester GsdS;as pubaishls ths -
lowing chsrsetsristie letter, svidsnsiy e . d.
feature on the style Of It's discipassof Bexaano q
DaAs BpI--About this s-s lts1is ma Ar ~ -
rick championship. You tnows as how - Run1asnB
hant nsishsr In Hsueisnd c, scosanf; ssA . 90
ehAmpion q its own. And . snas lisss bbsA . ,
for un. Quiet and bout Of TIN wsy like and nn4 49,
many questions haaksd habsut his hanss css1unA
We'll there vss mill cum % thrss or fous unnahs
ago, atwtxt pbs,ss Pot end Berwick BAGe. -
they guv ~ how - the Pct wun, but svsrybk<1D
knowd - how he'd 10 fowl. And uonsskenSly -
Thing were 70 be roffurd " Q ootnth u punsshua9A
We'll, the Pvt didn't hke paying on him Az - 9
day and beer and bschsy, 6ssAdes Q lossaAnG -
caraktcr Of the championship. 90 Il w0 sranisd q
how-ss the Pea was to resgn ths bsh - socu . q
sesmed decent hkc,anA The bu1br were 10 wAk ssB.
Well that were eli square snd sbuv bord-wanl y .
Rat wo. d'y, think NE PAs nvnds suss su1 e.
Why when the rpahsr ooaO - ~ ssntsa. -
Psktn wst ovsr and not N ,tsalntn ssr arl r
blow ne II they dont brfne thundssine bie ysln4
10 hght un. Ard. IL Bulfsr haA ssvu.rendS 49,
round with un sioss he could pouish un s6 AL
wvro Near tuch then. Now, ask you thas,s u.
pes. u this Kind a thing 10 TO on n 70 -
knows wbat'll 10 ths band. 0snslmsu WI wtAhAD
their support frosn the ring hsisogsehsr. Wkats -
We VI hssry infurmskieu u you cssfy dspsuA 'ya
hihi whats the good q squsrsng WIN nAas, 2
you hev 70 fight AnutAsrf msans % say - II IsU,
and mo and my hsnkb wuat kounsaaaas ~ ~
the hrst time fsols ssbaynsA u M pusls1Asn-
Hevr yours, TnenAs Tw>
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In scsbtng b the di6srencs bdSve- o.
and Amsrfca moss visfhBs % . tfsvsiisr = e.s.Y
observer, than h ths esseas ~ a. ksv -
a, tssme3 vhethss pebais =. pyfsss<g fAsss
houses, are NE thoss We have bsos 0u1sesnsS
TO SEEING. and mot AZ n nov - d - ~
ths CoSfry CsnaemsR pupsv ,sVJl q ~
subject. Indeed, In ths ssiofSs s1GSV -
H"n% AL, ma ~ Smoss ,ny A..yioen dty, asy =
ny. Bat thcss psevi1s3 for n a. ~ ~ 49,
most - numerous, and IL \ - =
surrounding all the e1tiss,, erdsps - ~
shoso wbose profession b the rsrin9 ~ ~
fcs s,ie ard vsess:ssss 6s tbs sssSl -
perhaps vsy humbly, VIII iioh Arnv Ho3
the dfy occupiss . house sttacbsd 70 - 1riA
md pays for fhs privilege u snjsying lls w.,
ssd breathing IN nasfsnss z lss sc10ns IL
summer heccs - bsilt ~ Alshllys - vvT
pia,fy furnished, and only rs9ostsd = lnFing -
dust q .hs city swhSs h7bs q - p
beds OF Vegetables, bssdsssd WIN nuwu1g ~
wees, berries and orsamsntsi slnSSsy.
sytry gssden, Psbllc and privsss, thsss = .
ne.s and henchcS fbr taking -, eoass a.l
Iasch, and We hsys bssu Day ~ ~, -
being invited to go ihtotks houssy sd this 3
the emo wbcvaer We 40 Ufnomfng, noos q nieh6
The hdies hsrs sfwys thsir sa,bssidssy =
kaitties.wprk, and ois would thisk sh1f ~
so'y LNte eise lvuo IN INC thfu moDu4nctuuD
long sto skings apd mark yihcushions. We NV
s.sen scS ladies' take tfcir ksittine-wak -
forc breakfast, and resort ~ the garden - WA
tlu the bsead and coffee arrives, "a snoon
I-rote.,snt., Sunday h no esoeption y thh s.s-
ses o. recsH ing visiscrs, waAkfug In the gasisas
and knitting and emlyeadsrisN ssless, pefkNSAH
more univ sysal on this day, and . fAmily ~
NOR. certain hat oompny wiliArfivs. Thsyou.a
people play bsa and grSseS, anS pcwhaps have =
dance. Amon3.ths CStheeics It isnot tks cusssa
to work as on other dsyJs and tho sowing a
knitting arc Ill put ous ef sight AZ scrupulossR1
- among the puritan dessssdsnts Of NV E.GS
lADdt but they walk an1 Wait, sst ars nsss
puncruAl at chursh. Being In &mily whrs
tho 7ovng lsdies went toa ban on Aturasv
night and danced I'M four In tbs msninR. ~
were surprised to sss them going. TO ehursh .
ssven., On asking aow they could, wisn thsY
were sssssy and wcary, they said thsy mss
whsthsr'tbsy could % not, - tie psisss az nj
allow thsm - stay st homo, sad took nsalBr .
'sil nor anything elsSas an sxses& Yes 10 -
70 cbjsossos to their ssing TO tan 6ssuEdsY
light or Sunday highs, OF 20 tovthsir fndAl&1e
a any dksussion after church lat- - -
svotiors nsst NOS b ssgisotsl -. -, :
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MAIL ITEMS, -.

| p.v n J u,,. .u..,x
i 1. n n,.n.,,,;oo' 7, 4. IA :. ~. Hs"siy
s.,;np
DR. BRoCKEr, Of Hartfosd, the fssgss, has
got away nom that city, forfciting his he9
bonds, which his friends viii pay.
H., ru,. u.,,. ,
s.,nr. =, ny ,,..,rn,.a,., n,.i... ~, .L..s
~ ,oa'uie IN ,,s n's .inons nosoos. "bVS
nAmos VI o''ds "A'os Ano ohus man
FoR q month past, the Methodist ehuruhssh
arlington have been engassd In carrying q
prutracted meetings the result VI " hich haa -
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again With lower yard, and tcym;s tssssuen ana
mcnt showed that there wo>s las vibra-
toa and greater speed, Il would be sufh cient 70
prove that heavy nests and ysrts asvs bad ef-
fect. II may Be said, however, thss scrvw ships
are ssthng shiPs also, srd hat tho ous gvst dca-
ton is not TO be sacrificed TO tbs ofner. Nut
ara and sailing chips mssy years AGO that th I,
neoea, paddle steamer, u..esr canvas was fally
eq,Ai TO an other ship, akhongh she was ShlSd
as three nasted echooncR The Orlando with
lighter, shorter, lower masas, szi four Of tbcm,
wouis, there is strong rcsssn to believe, Sc
tremendous spars; but with this important de
Terence. that she would be much bother rasare,iS
to 20 Into action. Reasoning by analogy, II
the Crcat Eastern had becn q man-o<-wn, she
would have had three mssts insssd Of sif.--
Umited Service Gassae.
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MEDICINES.
COR THE PILES

EOR THE PILES
= pr UPHAEs yEoKrAsS1MA>fpAKYh + .
ssrs.. CIR. for pile, IN sysry fesn sna ecndi"s -
.4s * ,. q s s~i s.si; e;
Piss WSea snctsd With either q sbess dlstrcs.ins
NY srs sasss y PlSs, sol Ii sSscsioas Routing
froD this disesss solieted for trsasrenS DR. Uphan
regular Physeian; hes dsvotsd sReoiaI stssatiou 3
tils ctss d Affections for more han % years, AM
may be eonsnlteA at any hour q the DAY, Il bis Ned
tcai Offos ~! Fourth a, eed dsoe frsm the Boss1.
bet RoveIT and Broadway. - TaAes1O
T.OOK TO THAT COUGH IN TIME-LET
- Il not ymsin TO take care OF itsalG The rt thins
you should do on the appearspcs OF Couah Colh-
VII ch often lad TO that dread dI.sase CONSuNP
hsnd-oos that has dons more saoS' than any oth.s
similar article knovn-that Il DR. WINS oelshratsl
COUGH EXTEkMlNATOR,
the immense sales Of Which, during last fall and win.
ter were far sreater than any other Cough Nedeina
In the market Many persons 70 our own hnovtcdse
who wer. 10 the lat staas Of CONSUMPTION, obtAlnol
graf re- from the KxterminAtor AllAls shal
dreaffu Cough, usually attending that dsssss An ws
baye 10 ssy farther 10 to give II trial, II you hsve
Cold or Cough, and perseyere with viii ccrtAin
y G, re, not continued Consumption Price 2h sean
pr botft or for 81 For sal st tie DepotS BOpT8
SECOND street, Wiiliamsourgh, and a many Of ths
Drug aud Fancy storss throughout tAs city and 80
bu,bs
dic-s'hs - above. el s'00S
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Ansivsnsiy Msesssss sa Gcssva, Swift
zsEiaGd.


The annual meetings Of the Religious Socie-
ties in Geneva have = charming air Of sim
phcity and freedom about them. Widely dif-
frrent Is the English aud American mode Of con-
Quoting such meetings. Routine and form gov
ern everything With us; with the swiss Christi
ans the aim is TO dispense with form Is much
as possible; or rather they do 50, spparsutly
without aim.
Tho Evangelical Socisty oS Geneva I, ono Of
the Oldest, as we'll As the most important Of tho
Missionary Societies. II has existed nearly
thirty years. 1t Is the fsvorite Society Of the
'City Of John Calvin" 1t has three or four
distinct departments Of labor. One Is the do
nesric, or that relating TO tho litte Canton Of
Geneva, with its sixty Thousand inhabitants.
Anothsr Is partly domestic, aud embraces .
1heaoyscai SChoo. A third department Of the
Society embraces the employment Of colpOr-
fe1s na~iy sl'in France. And tho fourth oc-
cupies its.lf with tho employment Of eyansel-
cal and ordained ministers.
At the annual meeting, tho most remarkable
feature Is the calling upon delegates aud strsn-
gers from other cuunrr es--froin several of tho
Cantori Of Switzerland, from lt.ly, from Ge'-
many, from France, frcm Engisnd, and some
times from America. Most Of the persons thus
called on, and often almost without much pre-
yious notice given, ave able 20 speak the French
language with ease; but IL not, they will use
their verDacular tongue there being always
some one, or rather many who can interpret.
Ttis Is . dslighrul festurp Ia these meetings,
and strikes an American or an Pnyiishnan as
delightful noreliy. II Is obvious that this mode
Of conducting their meetings, snablos our swiss
fients TO render their meetings extremely In !.
sting and instructive. A vast amount Of
important information, In the shape Of fsct and
incident, Is thus brought together, aud by mear s
Of tho religious, and to some xtenI by the sec
uiar journals, is spread forth among the religious
public Of the Continent. Lot US illustrate this
by tIerence to the recent anniversary.
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Bri,iss Rs,,s~ Of ,Lsie Screw Steamers.


Tbo ,.c.n, trial. q, M. NO., por;. 81 r.
lsndo bayc set nh, In;nJs ~ mo,, man an ,ho
r,ci In o,d.r N di,covsr ba. IL h."'.n. m ,ha, ,
| sbins Of an unnues,ion.his moJJ in,..rsn,i.
| and sporr,nus nn~sr shonIJ rn, snrna,s ,S., Z,
an ..rl,.r and Ic., .n,;,,h,.n.S 80 ,ho . A.. W
m.m.on a tSo.drcI,s on. ~ 81. Gr., sSin.
buiIl FOR The screv. steamed m knots witb AKA
horSe no,. ar a.. tbe Mcrsov . sin,Io-d,cl al .hin
| ns,riv IOO Zoe, ionger .nd lii :. I non bn,sp,,
| n,wcy ,,,es vsrv i,,iis r.,nr Iii. ~ ~, .mao
snother sinple deckeI ann 10 E,,t Ion,,.r than
,ho M.,.ov v;,h na.arP ",L;u -. ,V"sN nn,
bors.. h.: nnI, h...r rra,.,,nt h,sf -, ~ ,.,es
| ,h.n ,ho Aa.m,snno, X a.. IL. ~, ,'o.o wy.
| have tho Ji;m.,.v. 5o;na nj 80, n;,h -oS
ho,s. no,vcr nniv n.r,;oiis .x.r,aI Thss ,vo ..
| nnn.,;s, b.,. .{;on an,.Sy ~, M
Ms,ssv and Orl.nao "r ,hs,. sro ais,nr,in'. tne
csuscs rbicb shoulJ ,o ;,nnirod in,o 4, o.ne
mo, 10 ,hs ,na,.r;.i ~ ,,h;ot ,ha III,
s ~. =" nj, o - a.; VI usn '"s sup' a,e puu''
.,i .1iSI n;l, l.; ..,, 20 e. ~ 'o', .'o 'o
'aI "a no'iIa l, ", nusS,a, ~ - '"Iu
m.,,.r. bich domaud ,bs r,'i.., n,,i;n a',ano
lion and ;nus.,i,,a,inn ' '"'''' PN''' "'''"-
ws 90, on huilIin,, and al, ,.r;,, w;,bo., ana,
vi III. i,nn,oyan,at, Sb;ns al .ar,;oas ~y
consrrnc,a3 NJ an snnrmom" r,.r T .,S Ehan , ','
rJa,, ,.o ,'5 no ,.,,a,tin,s rsa i,,,..'' So
l'on i.f, i, n, mi h,, m. "y ,,n
th, screy. f,;1,.,.. /; 10, ,her IA co,s;da, h,.
srcss. NJ nnssr d.yeIo, al which Ia IN T,cf
was,ed ard Tia, The ~. ro,arJs r.,h.r IL
c,,.ler.,es tbe ,neeJ a cur;on. ..mnIinc 10,
of ths ini,ious az cess If nn~sr ba, I.fsiv Leo,
| .bown IL ,un s,,ins Ic,o,r;,o IN ,h. parj,suia,
| "a G;an,J rp, r. W - -. Is
VI. ..",da.S w ,s a.,,.o @ " IT,; ,"'i,, tno
| ," , ii s'I It''nAe. =" ,oo a.n ,Isit 10. ~
h "t '"o h'3"s't eloo' attAo'" M
| 49, AnVs. '' .' 'P'ou, .'"o'o', V'',s soh
.ia s,i, ulheooe ,h9 eon' ao' uiu no'
| spo i"i "oIe yuan ANUS, No un nssIoIS
as'erh,neu a 10 reuuco the pn~.i 70 z,o morse
aug ronuo,'oh was eHecteu, anu 'nc te.uit OF tle
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f.ssGes hsa Recent Disessrsss ~ Hesry
ward DseoAsr.

A mans rslisious connects should 10 Q par
OF himsen not likc harness which you cal
takc on from the horss, and lay Il aside FOR
while, and then put II on sgsin whom you will
to- but like mans langs which you can't tax,
out Of the man but hs dies.
1Iuo rsligion takes caro- not only OF Q man 4
working lifs, but also OF his leisure and rust. II
tales care not only Of his solemn hours, but Of
his mirthfulnc@. IL takes caro- Of the whole
man. Ny children when they arc sleeping In
their cribs, are just a much my children a. ct
any other time, just a. much mine in their
sportsA In thoir labors. And God Ia not . hard
or Father than We arc. Weare always his chill
dren-we can go to our rest, or even to our
amusements, without feeling that we are doir q
that which is not worthy II our religion.
There !, nothing which hurts the moral tone
OF the mind more than doing things which ~
tsrs.
Don't take your Bible and say, ~ don't want
to lead IL, but supIoss must, }" nor your hymn
book and say, Il don't want to sing but guess
! had better don't say 81 don't want to pray,
r T. ana q. h.'iR PEI ,'yin u na m q; q, feel II.
In my thoughts to sone great and noble ffisnd
don't you suppose II you went to the door Of
such friend, and said to him, VI did not want
to see you bit TO day, but was afraid you
would feel hurt II did not come, and would
trcat me accordingly" that he would say, tn
want TO ses YOU" and do you suppose that
frient2
don't suppose man would sin uupardona-
bly, II he did not read tho Biblo any for whole
day. don't belisvs God sits watching every
man, and saying, "Therel he has not rad the
Bible for ,wsnty-four hounl Put that down
against him " And we ought not rend the BIZ
bic for fear Of any such accounting. We carry
In the Bible Gods sweetest messages Of cheer to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-03
BOARDING.

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A FEW GEsTLEMKN, OR A GNrLE-
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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

SAVE YOUR PAPERs.-A cotemporary wisely
suggests that readers of newspapers are little
aware what they lose by destroying the issues
they are daily in the habit of reading. If
preserved and bound (Which could be done
at trifliug expense) they would have con
nected record of current events in the most
convenient and comprehensive shape, which
would be invaluable at all times as book of
reference, besides affording great pleasure in
reviving old recollections and associations in
the mind of the reader. lie would therein
have a chain of history-essentially local,
yet somewhat general in its character
ing link by link, yearly becoming of more
interest and value. 1t would be an encyclo-
pedia, cabinet of literature, of information
in the sciences and arts, history and biogra-
ply; volume embellished with an OCCASION
al gem of thought of the first water, which
If not thus preserved would be wholly lost.
1t would be a museum in which the most in
veterate statistician could find deposits wor-
thy of his attention, while at the same time
it would afford field of delights in which
the most accomplished il intellectual attain
ments could revel for days and weeks
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

The Fay DIVORCE CAsE.-The somewhat
noted divorce case of Fry va Fry, in Penn
sylvania, has nearly reached its close, says
the Philadelphia correspondent of the s. F.
Bulletin. the Committee of the Legislature
having decided to report bill granting the
divorce asked for by Mrs. Fry. This is pro-
badly one of the most extraordinary cases of
the kind on record-all the matters leading
to it having occurred within one month from
the marriage, and while the parties were on
their wedding tour
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

CASE OF MoONET.-Mr. Mooney, author of
the History of Ireland, who met with dis
ns'er In the Court of Justice Barr, on Tues
uay' mas not yet settled, says the Sacramento
on'on' the small demand which thereby in
nred against him. We understand that he
was out in disguise and on the qui vive for his
lady love on Tuesday night but. seemingly.
vlglis were without recOmpense. 1t is SUP
posed that he will not return to Folsom. the
ed healthy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

MAY PARrY.-Mr Joseph Wick advertises
to give May party at the Wick House, near
Browns Valley. on the I'd day of May next.
After the exercises of the day are over, then
comes a grand ball. 1t will no doubt be a
pleasant affair all around, as Mr. Wick is
somewhat celebrated for getting up such ar
rangements.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
How il was Done.

We have already mentioned the arrest of
VIM. Bluxome for setting fire to house on
the corner of Second street and Yuba Alley.
The manner in which the guilt was fixed con-
clusively upon him we have not yet stated.
1t was somewhat out of the ordinary line of
the detective business. 1t seems that print
ed ballot was found close to the place where
the fire was set, of the following descrip-
ton:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

eB-Wels, Fargo & Co. were first with our
down-rivcr exchanges. yesterday Harry
Leland, with his swift team, met the boat at
one of the points below, and hurried back
with the express matter for W., F. & Co.,
ahead of all competitors