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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-31

The New Orleans Piooysss has some sddltioa-
d particulars Conserving the dsfest Of ths CoaseDa.
aonsl Army 81 Querstaso. The oommsndsr-nr chlsf
Of tho routed army, In his sddrss dos not sAtspe
10 conceal the SERIOUS nature Of the misfostuns u
the contrary, u y spoken Of - - new snd tserbas
blow 10 thsir hopes" The army, hewsvsr, \ e.
trsstsd mot 70 give way to despair. fns uienaes
triumph q the c,pvtitatiops oaass dos nos dspsnd
upon the chances o. fortune. Above II, tns snps
arc cautioned not TO give wsy 70 mutual rscsiAiaa-
don and detrsction, which |. would sssu tbs onasss
were freely indusins In. In fsCs, Ne charge dtrsa-
son and oowardce the part q several onesrs, noe
named, h openly mads In The journalG u = -,
doubtless, 70 which the oonmandsr eAisf aludsS
A 10 the cause Of the defect, and Who, Ks,y, ne
10 bs blamed therefor, steps had srsady bssa tskss
70 have ths whole subj,ot inquired ln4o II wosld
sppsar, indeed, Inst the gsnsrai hsA dsnAnAsA .
soun marital for himself, from which, ays ths
Ptedywne, We srs Nd 10 infr thas ~ ssxt ~
charged directly upon himssK and his inAfacsncy.
In the mean time the commandsr in chisf rsssvs,
ia most touching terms, The appeal to srns, wiaSh
y fspsated viii Tho nms sathuAiAan Throughout
the country. To Ibis appeal The stsAs Of Tsmsnpss
hss rsspoudsd BY u orcs ordering forward ths
brigade Of rossrvo with every man thaA could pos
dbly b sparsd from tho garsisa.s 4 fampaoa vie
torA and o<ker ctAas. rhs stsso Of zssssssas bad
also islssA new foros Of 2ooo man, 10 nsks
hssd AsslnA woIL, who was ovsuuning thal part
Of the country 10 tho gresl terror Il The inhaAi-
tants.
AZ 10 the movements Of hIaAno., u = statsd by
the Bolefin, Of the Federal Army, thss, slssr shs
victory II Querstaro, he returned immsdiaksly 10
the cspital, ~ whore q reyolrkioa thr,ato,eds T1,s
last as.smsnt, however, must b roslvsd wiAh
caution, - coming from the oonstsutsonalista Un-
isz the mes novoment took plsos bsfOrs tho yOtory
Il ousretarU, tho ststement morsovg, ninprOba'
bls The capital would hardly riss agsinst ~
Prssidsns, st the moment of victory. DsseIsADo
hinself. addressed the army from San Luis nutod
from which ws infsr thas, after his rsvsrsss h fs
back, with his headquarters, upon thss city.
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THE
SPECTR RE
INGLEToN;
the FOREST MYSTERY.
CHAPTER XVII.
by Chrlstinc IL. Crrpentcr.


rHx coSsuMNArIos OF JuLIAs rLASs.
burns IA sorIy end, truly, tos wsatrng my
CIR Csariss VERY, ar, very" HArnI
sTwas tbs bridal eve, and julia stood before
> large mirror in her dressing room, surveying
. sttifs sas hsd assumed for the occasion IL
u robs Of rich white silk, with uinmings Of
,nds, low in the cosssee, with sssvss rssch-
III slbyw, braid Of pearls was eut winsd IN
,ksd hsr throat and afms
"rvSu ao," shs aid, a she finished hsr scru-
". II sem totnner md paIsr than dh two
,oks ago, enc I fssl % lAnguidl TIE lsast
sTtiou wsasiss Ne, and my eye look eaSssrd
my cAssks srs not % rali - 10 thsk wont
rely ny hsalih b not fsiing me. DO not
N. e shink q vhcs Win transpirs within
8 nszt hslr, ths sxquiiss pleasure q oota'n.
Z rvvsnes, VII waah out the UmemosAncc Il
sahy days. Al, how riohly b shall suhsr
tAs 6lsssfnsss of ths past."
She rvadpsd IN hsr room until she bard .
hit tao q ths door, whtoh opened and shovel
. Dos q hsr mssd, who Stood gsinning and
wing, saying thaf Mr.. Bradford awaited.
Lsaving ~ apartment Jana proseedsd
rough shs hall, st The snd oe which the orids-
, Jom jo1nsd her. Hdthsr Of ihem bad any
,sndent. Passivsly, shs submitted him to kiAs
chssk and draw her arm vi hm his own, and
sy dsscspded the stsiroass.
Within the pafioss . Apan group were ~
!. sr,h =. -ho,n h.d h..n invit.d I~~.r
,,r an s,a s.vssSi - ~ M ,rou ndip Q ,sjdsnts.
uling III: snd Ma Is,,i .s%sen, On xs'n,a ana sna
wa S.vsa u.s su.,. .s.s.'. :" 80 y
s,,", u !. aU U-.vsnIS ~ ~ ~, srsorsd y
Icy. Icy "a Iunp,s s..s ,..t.d ~ An insss m
,hs % ia,xsr. ,r ssos : SSso,ceiS.s tWtnIls 10 his
,as.nrss her ~ We nsas a..
Slowly tney movcd 20 sns epPsr ~ .ns
us wn S,, ssvu 49, - - Ssss,h.d = S,rYrr.l
~. Xs.d = Az ~ ths mrrd..s,'s Vic
moT r snS s,,S 10y ~ E -. ,ss .Ssvs.s ~
!. Iny ~ W. ~ SnIS ,s.,. hss.,h ~ c.,oS
A.. -s:.. h.i,sd di.sSni. os
~, = trium phsnt gieW nt up Brad1ord's
~ bs hns.n. "a few moments moes |"
,,l.I =
i-u.
u % .s
csnniy and sasoncsyHT ps n IL
oIoe 20 ,ns wo.1s ~ .u.sy ~ .s.nl - ts
es ~ ny yyd ~ Ssaoc. CS 'pSaid =. I'm nIs M = =
s svs 49, - I'll 1IiS ~ A ..pssoo: ~,oa II.
~ ~ - 1;,i6 u Ssnrs /" AID hvyW
MnSP 81 - shok ana turu,ns. ON.
'nend susea - snoS' s~A
1sasns ss.osnsy. . A, III. "a, . .s,d ths
D0se yo.L ..ssS ~ NJ ~ S.s
nan, ~ nuG s.,s oe, ~ 49,. -.
Lovn ge ~ ~ ,..sn~ e Rr.1fsrds ide.
4. ssOS upon iE ssoslds, thundsrins--
hO ~. cR!,rs dr9n ,aid Bradford indis-
tvord b ussaSS. TO sttsmpt 70 describe
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In ths month Of Bsptsmbsr hst Mn. o.
noRs, At that time living N Msdisosr wiseoa-
sin, formed an unlsufal saseeisa for Mr..
ULAAk, through who's Drots..sstions a. undying
love, 60, 6hs Wss indnssd 70 leave hsr hasband.
and with tAs gay Lothsrio went 10 81. Louis.
In q nv wssis however, CLARK tirsd of his
eonansst, and deserted hia paramour, leaving
hsr psnnilsss and without friends. BY some
means ths womAn's husband bard Of hss whsrs-
abouts and condition, and wrote her Later
stating that n she YVES In need 10 would b
Inland TO her, and though feeling himssk dssply,
terribly wrongsd, be would never Sc hsr safEsr.
MIS-. OsBoRs seemed TO be gTsstly Affected BY
the rsesipt Of this but instead OF sv.iiing hsr-
self Of the proposition II contained, shs took up
an abode In houss Of III fame. Anothsr lsttse
was rsoeived nom hsr husb and on Wednesday
last, Informing her that he Yves On his way 70
81. Louis, expecting to arrive nsxt sseplng.
The unfaithful wis thsn ssnt Cor and swallowed
Q large dose Of laudsnam, which, bat Tor ths
timely aid Of Q physisian, must have pfovsd
fatal. Bhe declares hsr husband shall psxss -
her alive, and black gid has bssn snpBsysd 10
hssp sthss watch over hsr uevspsasA
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tn. ofies of ths uidS,sssx Ina Co.. q co.s
cord, Mass., wu s-ssssd . iOrtaishs - y
rpssss, thrsuSs he rear window, snA ~ -
iole>d ones. Not much msnsy vo sstAinsS
but tbs .ruaks of the company and d hAlvk
dunis, which were lsft thsrs for security vss
rsnsscksd and THAR contents strsvn upon ~
aoos, and what money thsy CONTAINED een1sd q
Il was the intention Of ths rpguss. undcsstsxly.
TO gst al the safe of ths Concord Bank. NM b
In tbs second story Of tbs bsilAlse ssa be
continuation q tn safe below. Thsy vsrs 80
baby disturbed In thslr opsraaisas q sthpy ~
come Y thslk tssls n ~ odss.
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a..
oe say -, mace nd sp -eefApcs. - ~@
III ~, nNss somapi rHn onSnt gey eyes,
- ~ sos, osoxn S nSr, ueny I'm % ned hom hsr
49, 1870 sSe s.'.,. In soovS ns u1Ns
.H,oa s%-.S s%vS -, ~ 10. "'sh 1ov'
W.s ~ ~ w ssa. .n lug essss
.,Mniu seuoe 70 70. Smc1, aesN
,.s~S -. az - v,s ny. ~ ysnUu, .u~u ICON
~ sSv. Joa.| ~ oS H..sst d. ~ ,Hs r,,scn., ~.
soco.sc, th,rh )" P'''""'
WWsi,. In. n Il a hard m.t,., "A ..,. h,,
hnov' ro mo,,ow hsIi .,;ss - h,s $500. !.
HD,d the folks mske much foS Al IN. Hall
yben : ou srr,stsd rim. nm ~
MN Crnliffs f.,ntsd. and the rsst vsre
mute With astonishmsnt."
"Dsd none os.r to I'D him, shi ."
fused and amazed, they diin'i think oft, / sup
pose"
Who IL bis accuser ~
dom, know"
Twill b. pretty tough uial the man was
murdered 20 long ago.
That Won't anect II much, Il there are Wit
| nesees, aud PROOF encngs againss him. lit was
twelve years, II wouidnt make no difcrcncs-
| you see, 'nnrder ,ou oa.'"
Bradfo'd p...sd the Tho!s no night pacing hi.
passions, allowing him no rest, yet still he rsa-
sonsa s' WIN ~ nimsc.i tnat ~ vas ,mposs,ois Tor
den plscsd writing material, bsfcrs him, and
|
"The prison air doesn't SOON to sgroe with
under my charge Il sno he laughed heartily.
"lhs asmosPhers Of guilt never does With in
nooence, replied Bradford, - he turned from
the food brought him, and seated himsslf to
write bis isttsrs. An hour aiter he summoned
Bennett, and placed them unssaled In his hands,
requesting to have them sent Is soon ss posi-
% .NOtSins n % WsonS in them. hop..-
|
ton, bringing with them counsel, 10 clear nv
name from Tits fuui sspsrsicp."
HAll riahi, sir /" and The warden departed.
To. ~ uno had v,tn. sd The srrsst ~
hooss of Ws6ov W.msm.n' isSv ~,,b 49, s.s
N,,,s w..,. -" s.@s1, oo".N ..ss y WIN % sS@:
Ss,snos Srnrn 70. Vs,ss c,,,n.s. 80 sSos
hssdousr.,. ~ Ssr sdcnds vbsn snv.h,ns
UNUSUAL a. Va. 70 Is b. aiseu..sd. % % "''. -A''A"S
~. 9S sIus sessn es a. eSn ,s ~ L moIn.nS,
u.ne w.cy~ h l - N No. , isss M Ios.ang sn,g eaar,
me ps l,,.n. ~, n.n,s %,s.s ,oS.u - oV"p...
S"ay on tSs s'.u sxn,NnS xa, ns.sn TX a@
~, ,Is.r -. ,onna A nu .o.r .',y, ~. s %,y n,ey
esnrs r,.,,:u, $3.50, ~ hs,r -.
-, ,,,,I. ~ ISiss 80 Ill. Ill -. ~ ~
asss, s"sa ~P "A'e" ~ JAun'"y uPu" sn' oASA
sS,,Sd ,,,,r,r,, NJ. P,.-..,,,r .s.,.,u,
sd "a that isdv' sbs nsice Of IN. chiss msds-
trs,es entered: " ''''' WV ' '-s As'
tool ~ <. ss.;r he Sa ~scoW y oiS.r.d sssinr- INV
Inn 7"
''Shs hasn't, but she h coming through the
gate nov, sne answered, shading nsr eye with
her hand, end easinE Down the garden walk.
nw moments nc % =, mors , and -. Ss'ses lSokins
"How DO you DO. my dearest Mn. wans.:
man HOG y u that you were not st tho Hall
lsst Night ..
~ an not acquainted ssfiieisntiy. With Mr,;
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MISCELLANEOUS.

tit,e, Rxpre.Iy for III. New York Sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

Iiof our slave property J" Hon. r.. H raylor
said he chad become satisfied as to the; Eact of
their being potS-men sent to blaze the way..
for the hosts of abolitionists that we're TO fol.
low" The Rv. Mr.. Porter, a local preacher of,
the !, Methodist Episcopal Church, South who
declared IN the public meeting that he had been
IN attendance upon the conference to soGtch as,
said he considered the northern portion of the
Methodist Episcopal Church ''thoroughly abo.
htionized;" he considered those in our midst
equally so with those in the north else why
not join the southern portion" Analyzing
these statements, it is plain that our not Joining
the southern portion" but holding our con-.
ncction with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and being prospercd, and dincreasing in numbers
was the cause of the abusive treatment we re.
ccived. 81 :. >2l,i
The question is repeatedly asked, Had the
methodist Episcopal Church South any agency
in getting up this movements? In nv Judgment
leading members o. that Church were the prin-
cipal instigators. 49, 81.
The occurrence has in no way Icsscned my
setfrepect had done nothing to merit or
provoke the insult. On review, I can not see
now lcould have acted more wisely or reli.s
|g,ously. lla9 -.
In conclusion, Iwish tolexpress my. thank
fnlness that when the Methodist Episcopal
Church South has sent her ministers into the
tree states to take the pastoral charge of such
as preferred their ministry, they have never
been rnobbed! Iprny they never may be.
am also thankful that by grace have it ia
my heart to return good for evil; to bless and
curse not; to love my enemies, and to1pray,for
them that despltcfully use and prrsecute me.
May not this sin be laid to their charge, but
may God give them repentance and better
minds! truStialso that the Church will unite
with me i'll praying for our oppressedfa in
jured brethren. d. S. JAMES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

-4p1hCE SLREEISf
Sc 7r. cors,..,,. Wheeling, Yn.
nost ahi are prepared TO execute orders nno9
,yr win lind Il rrsax ssss - GGsh and Prompt Sio Month
,s ~ purchasing elsewhere. Wee NJ si ag,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04
d. P. BROWM-

HIS Na4IN STREET.,
0EALER in Watches, Clocks, Jewery silver and Plated
y are, fancI GOods, &C., &C., Wholesale IIetuiI
3Rrnt icr the sale OF ihe CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by APPLETON, Tracy CO. aiso
agent Tor the WHEELER d WILSON SEWING MACHINES
ani0u'c his return from New York complete
Sortmeht Of every variety of goods his line which will
he eNered at prices to compete with ANY house in lie
country flease call and examine before purchasing
sePl6-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-28

i've national! furce, are allowed 10 relapse in
10 their old somnolence and long tried OBJ
s,inacy. After all that has been snid and
proved, the authors OF that irightful waste
VI Balaklava; and of those dreadful scenes
on the plateau before Sevastopol, wear hon
ors and titles as glorious records OF the
deeds which furnished the honor-of our arms
and ec'ipsed, for the moment, the memo
ries of a thousand victories.
We suffer these insults 10 love our conn
try, because we know that we have at any
absolutely critical moment, the power, by
great and irregular but peaceful effort, TO ar
rest and punish them. Bat suchis not the
case in Austria Austria has no Tree press,
no House Of Commons, no constitutional
cheeks; her system is OF that kind which a
blow shivers. but which no friendly press
nre bends We doubt whether Francis Jo-
Seph can maintain the traditional policy Of
his house in the face of military defeat i,
may be that he will have to draw back IRON
Italy, 10 restore 10 Hungary the institutions
OF which she has been robbed, 10 give some
liberty ofspeech. and acion, and cons cience
to his own German provinces, or.'in default
perchaDce 10 depend upon The Znuaves of
the French Emperor, or upon the Cossacks
encamped upon The frontiers OF Gsllicia, 10
Drotect him from the demands of his own
subjects, and the indignation Of those troops
who retreated so sulkIly from the heights
Of SolIerino.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-28
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

JULY
ToBACCo-shipping at SIS s51s6 10, Is bxs
Connecticut and Florida leaf at prices ranging
from ST 80 TO SIT Is.
HEMP-Frm; sales of SO bales at si06; 80
bales at silO; % bales at sll2; and "A bales on
private terms.
BAGGING-15op pcs sold at lac q yard. Mar
ket firm. .... .. ....
FLOUR-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
of eco bags superfne in two equal lots OF country
and city and 76 and Is bags do, all at 81 %; 156
bags city fancy at 81 81; so bags extra at s. 50;
900 bags city single extra at 81 80; 40 brs city
superfne at 81 30, and so brls double extra at
So %.
WHEAT-Market rather heavy, but prices un-
changed. Sales of 27O SKIS trashy spring at N5c;
26l SKIS spring and Club, and poor fall at 80 10 s5c:
l25 SKIS old fall at 9Sc; 3l3 SKIS fair old and new
al 81 TO 81 O3; 1,Ol2 SKIS good new at 81 % to
81 Os: $50 SKIS prime red al 81 10; l27 SKIS white
at ST l2s; 27O sks good and prime from 81 % TO
81 l2; l.5 SKIS choice white, in two lots, II 81 10,
and ,46l SKIS spring and fall in lots on private
terms.
CORN-Firm, at 73c 10 95c.
OATS-Steady; sales of I'D sacks at ABE; 252
sacks at 45c; ia' SACHS at Highly; 23+ sacks IN
lots at 4Sc; 2S9 sacks in lots at 5tc, Including sacks
and 2G5 sac ks IN lots at jc. without sacks.
BARLEY-A small lot of % bags fist receipt
OF new from Iowa, in new gunnies, so d at 6,'c.
RYE-Salr of 10 sacks at 15c, without bugs,
and 81 sal lis at $50. including bags. o. ,
WHISKY--Sales Of 20 and so brls at % &c and
% do al the market. No receipts.
HAY-i0 bales new sold nj Soc
PROVlSlONS-Th only sales reported were
6 casks heavy B con rib sides at &c, anu small
lot clear do al l0ic. -.r-. .-~.. .ss...
Notwithstanding reported.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-28
THE RED RIVER CuuNrnY-ANSFxA


THE RED RIVER COUNTRY -AsNTxA-
TON AeirATED.-A correspondent Of The
Toronto GloJe, gives an Interesting sketch
of tie Red river country, bow thrown open
by the facilities oil travel:
"Our great draw bach: ha> always been
This that we are lair inland and have no
means 81 easy and SPEEDY communication
with the civilized world This IS he real
secret OF the slow progress which the
Red River Colony ha. made. Same a,tri-
butte it 10 the Influence ri he Hudson Bay
C0mpany's monopoly. oilers 10 The soil and
climate others 10 The downright InduIence
of the people; bnt beiirvr the great un-
der-lying cause has been The want OF good
route into, and ont Of the country. This
would have helped inning ration, helped the
exporting of produce and he! ped the impor
ting Of supplies. A second remark | wish
to make is tins: this steamboat enterprise
has done more 10 AmericaniZe us than any
thing that has yet taken place. Several
circumstances have turned cur sympathies
towards Minnesota, but This most Of ANY,
We are beginning TO feel that il we are ev-
er 10 get on, il must he through connection
with the United States. The route By Had
sons Bay in lis present condition, is per-
fectly uncomfortable; that by Fort William
and Rainy Lake. though very natural and
desirable route, cannot De serviceable, ex-
cept at considerable outlay. We are
therefore driven from sheer necessity TO
seek an Quite, by the Red river and Mis-
sissippi. have no sympaihies with Amer
lean institution per Sc, al least so far as they
are distlnc,ively American; but il by SO
joining the States we can best advance our
own country, you can easily see how strong
the temptation is. don't say, nor do
suppose, that our joining The States depends
upon our own wishes. Sill, ii should be
the desire of the Imperial Government to
receive a willing obedience and allegiance
rather than a compulsory one. Apart from
the spontaneous feeling which j. spring
ing up in favor of the United States, you
must take into account the influence exer.
ted al ST. Paul. Territorial aggrandizement
occurs 10 the minds Of some in the West
as well as the South OF the Uni"n, and il
the Oregon boundary dispme a sumo any
magnitude, ii may prove 10 be part OF O wild.
er scheme. .a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-28
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES OF FAMILY pYYSIC,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion of the human organ
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its healthy vitalities. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonshed to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Costire-
ness. Heartburn, Headache arising from d'sordered
Stomach Na,sed, Indigestion, Pam an and Morbid
Inaction of the Bo,ccis, Flatnency, Loss Of Apre-
lite, Jdundice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength to the system debiltated
BY disease, .. ..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-28
Life Assurance.

Life Assurance presents considerations oil
permanent impnrlancs, Of the utmost practi-
cal utility, and OF the most touching inter
ests 10 the great majority of persons in ev-
cry civilized community for securing tie
unprotected and helpless against want and
misery. Through the Lsie Assurances by far
the greater number oi people may make
this provision with certainty and 10 an ex-
tent which they could never hope TO do
without its aid
There can be no more benevolent ins.i
tuition than Life Assurance Company
The community teens with all kinds Of
charitable institution for the relief Of dis
iress; but the tendency OF Life Assurance
is betier-it is TO preUentit. l.
A man therefore who makes provision
for his family by means OF Life Assurance
thus renders il an agent, not only in d.
minishing poverty, but in preventing sui
IeT;ng. v.r-- ..#.g 81. B. ...r-# NJ
Lite Assurance puts the very highest
possible premium OH habits OF frugality and
industry. 4...... ...... .
Il is domestic duty, because it is The on.
iy certain means by which persons not pos
sessed OF accumulated capital can secure
their families against future want. .
1t is political duty, since the general
adoption in practice would be good Tor the
common veal by the destruction Of that
great political evil-psuperism. '
Ii is moral duty, because II is an obliga-
ton on every person 10 expose TO as lew
risks as possible the future iniererts OF
those with whom he hath linkel himself.
1t is religious duty. because we are
taught tina, ''He that provideih mt for his
Own, and especially Tor those OF his own
household hath denied the faith, ahd is
worse than an miidrl."
It is social duty, because no person has
right 10 except society 70 support "r pro.
vide Tor these for hem lie himself c"nld
and ought, by little sell! deul;i, nave made
q certain provision. .-.-.-...
And lastly. il is d"dy gajrrrsa''y Frac-
hcdjiy, mas much a. the Per."d:c'' !, y
melits are exceedingly small ebBpars,i With
the amount assured. fiiere.Is no :iss vino
does moi spend somr'h.ns IA ba h'i.,-. II
useless iuxurIp>, and VII" s',:'!d ,',ni - -
seine tr'uiiIg c'h'fibi'ini - iF5' sc hSi'-l
tie calani'nus eifi.c;> u nj De, Il aprn lli>
dependents. or ui he r.iirr-a'irs ri I'D a.-.-
upon hlm>-ii ..- ... .-.... .
Reader think or 'hi> -uI,j~ci:
Remember life is but shadow,
Its date the informed ate hr.a'h we draw;
Ten thousand accidr is Ia aIntu h lie
To crush the fr4il aud tickle tenement.
Which Ike the brittle h"ur-glass measuring
time,
Is often broke ere half It's sands ale run.
Persons de,ir'uS ni rn."rmat.un Oh this
suhjsc, will please write 10 or call upon The
Editor Of this paper.