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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
NREELEY'S Overland Letters.
i" vow IS THE TINE TO sCBScRIBE

The first Of Mr. Greeley'S Letters from nan
sas. Utah, California. &c. has appeared. HIS
Letters are looked for with much interest, and
will appear in the Weekly and Weekly
Tribune. as well as in the Daily. TERMS
DAILY sc, SemI-Weekly Tribune 50. Weekly
Tribune 81. For Club terms, see Tribune OF
any date. Address
HORACE GREELEY & co,
2w19l Tribune Buildings, New y ork
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Auditors Notice,

TNHE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
i Court of Union county TO distribute the
money arising out Of the effects of Henry ".
Fries in the hands of Thomas Reber his As
signee,will attend to the duties of his appoint
men' land meet the parties interested at his
Office in the borough Of Iewsburg on Friday
the LIST day Of July. 1859, at 10 o'clock A NJ
of said day: of which all concerned will please
take notice. WIN. JONES, Auditor
June g. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Peter H: Beaver In Common Pleas of Union
VS. county Vend. FIX. No.l9,
]. H. Robenold ! May Term. 1859
HNHE undersigned, Auditor appointed BY the
Court aforesaid to distribute the funds
raised by the sale Of J.II. Robenold's property
by the Sheriff of Union county TO and among
the creditors entitled thcre,o.to take testimony
1t necessary. &c. Will meet all the parties
interested, for the purpose of attending 10 the
duties Of his appointment. at the Office of
John B. Linn. Esq. on Market st. Lewisburg.
on Saturday the 25,h day of June, AID. 1859.
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, of which all interested
will take notice.
May 30, 1859 ALBERT B. WORSE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Jonathan Nesbit's Estate.

Y Office is hereby given that Letters Of
v Administration on the Estate of Jonath-
an Nesbit. late of Lewisburg borough Union
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register Of Union county 10 the subscriber
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. HUGH Z. SHELLE2.
Lewisburg, June 2. 1851 Administrator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Dr.. C. M'NEAL,

HAvING resumed the practice Of MtDi-
CINE, tender, his professional services
In IN. citizens of Lewisburg aud viciHiry-
Office and residence at the west end OF Market
street. opposite Tricks Foundry. June |, 95
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
BATTLE.

Elk BA LIE.
QUEBEC, june ll.-Thc screw steam
ship North Briton, from Liverpool on
Wednesday, the lst of June, has arrived.
The news from the seat of war is im-
portant.
An official Sandman bulletin says that
the Sardinans passed the Sesia in the face
of the Austrians who were fortified at Pal
astro, after severe conflict, and carried
the place, making many prisoners. The
Sarliuians we're under the immediate COM
mand of King Victor Emanuel.
Garibaldi was making some bold move
ments in Lombardy. On the 9th after
furious fight Of three hours be entered
Como
The Austrians retreated to Camerlatta,
where the combat was renewed, and the
Austrians again retreated towards Milan.
All the steamers on the Lake we're in the
hands Of the patriots.
1t was reported via Berne that on the
Goth Garibaldi was defeated by a superior
force, and withdrew into the Canton Tes
sin, but this lacks confirmation, and Turin
dispatches give the impression that be was
making further progress.
The contents of the French bulletins
are unimpor,ant. The Emperor was about
to move his headquarters from Alessan
dria, and it was reported he would 60 to
Cassalc.
The Austrians in considerable force, had
occupied Bobbia.
The Emperor of Austria quilted Vienna
on the 29th, and arrived at Verona on the
3lst of May, accompanied by bis brother,
the ArChduke Charles, General Hess, aud
others.
1t was reported in Paris tha, as soon as
the French enter Milan, England and
Prussia will make most steluous efforts
to end the war;
a fight had occurred at Florence be-
tween some English war sailors and some
American sailors, on account of the latter
wearing tri-colored rosettes, but no details
had been rcdeivcd
The English Parliament met on the 5 lst
of May; Speaker Denison was unanimous
ly reelected.
Miss Florence Nightingale is in pre-
carious state of health, but the Advertiser
cOntradicts the report Of her having en-
tered convent
The terms offered by the Government
to the Atlantic Telegraph Company, to he
considered at the next meeting, are an
eighth per cent guarantee for twenty-f
years. Provided, however, the cable must
be in successful operation at the rate Of
one hundred words per nour, ,.ul They will
pay e20,0 900 per annum for messages-
the arrangement for Gl4,000 per annum
to stand good to the company in return
for the surrender Of the exclusive privilege
Of Landing cable on the coast Of New
foundland
The Red Sea cable was believed to have
been successfully laid from Suez to Perrin,
distance of l260 miles.
The English funds were buoyant at the
advance quoted.
1t was rumored that Napoleon returns
in August, after the first series of military
operations.
The Military Committee Of the German
Diet was reported to have approved Of
resolution to place an army on the Rhine,
and will propose its adoption.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKET.-
Richardson, Spence & Co. report that the
weather had been very favorable for crops.
Breadstuffs were declining. Plour was
very dull, and . to Sd. lower. The quota
tions are, l Is. to 3s. Sd.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

en-Borough accounting officers will tax" notice that
the resolution the Town Council qur'ug their acct
{" he audited before the LIST Of March in each year
will be insisted upon and enforced by the auditors
emo ply stefan, bills allowed unless they have the
written order the for their attendance upon
paupers.
We the undersigned Auditors of the Borough ofLrwis
burg, 10 certify that have examined, audited. and
allowed the foregoing accounts o the different officers of
said borough and find the balances according to the
going report. which have. this 9TH dsy of May A. D.
flied in the office of the Town Clerk. of which all nr
-tcd will take notiie- Witness hands aud seals the
9Th Of May. A. KENNEDY, (LSl
Ia. MEETZ. a. -
ADAM BEAVER, (Lsy
Arrrsr: JOHN n. LISv, Town Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
MARSH & CO.'S Grain and Grass Cutter for 1859
The t-hte.t CONFINED REAPER tND MOWER
A"e ''7''' red to Farming Public

Manufactured at the Lcwisburg Foundry Agricultural Works
Machine
practical mach
ik kind. The REAPER AND MOWER MED
t,a araror>I ID
n lis
nesa ehehne d power and
We a q
Mower ITO be a
less advantages
will
be - NJ
June l. Irnn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

rr- The subscriber offers to sell the
Tiisel-.rA large Brick Foundry at the west
IN. IN. sSfss end of Market street, including
tt,-...-'s-s@sz the Wareroom, Office. and the
Machinery aitached-alSo large amount oi
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery. Stoves. &c. II Is regarded as one
of the best locations for a good, safe business.
The Proprietor's time Is wholly enSrossed IN
another employment. which is The reason he
desires 10 dispose of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRlCK, Lewisburg.
Feb. 1858 Union Co. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
FOR SALE
Fur Salr,

YNIIE residence Of the subscriber. on -
Market street in the Borough Of LII
Lewisburg. The house is OF BRICK, well
finished IN every respect.
Terms-Onc half 10 be paid between this
and the FIRST day of April next; the balance
to be pald IN two. three or five years, as may
suit the huver. Possession given any time.
June ., 1858 ISAAC WALTER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

NESSRS. EDITORS-Allow me. through
WI your columns. to present 10 the public,
SAMUEL II. ORWIG, Esq, as suitable per-
son 10 fill the office of District Attorney. He
is abundantly qualified for the duties of the
office, and attends punctually and faithfully to
business. The Convention of the 29th Au-
gust could place no better man on the ticket,
and we will give him hearty support.
West Buffaloe, May 26, '59. MANY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
RHESN NAT!>N.

thi.aar.I zoe NG-l>s- l''''
In Sanuary, 1851, nv daughter fi.r n rrus-'t's
year, was attacked with Infatnsirry Lr.u.fi,m Al
her Joints were much swollen ard ,, ,uGrr, tt r.i
rStFuci'tns pain for three month, or move es- 70
pLl-l'hn' who continued tp attend leg ~lji'u' i.'
Improvement. Getting much i.srours-.4 .-.....-l
I" try Df DirlS bPuTafJe, The tr,t torj SOB rf.
crd decided change fr the better She .uIla..s 10
medicine f'r some time and it affected Perfect uI'
has remained Tree Of Ehrunatr, and h,r Irs.tL 81
ever since, being upwards OF two wears
AES y THOMPSON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Borough Statement, 1859

Reuben Sny'er, Sapcrctsor d' Collector in
acct uih B,ronyh, DIX.
March IL 1853 To B,r. duplicate Ward slfSf d
do do do ). Ward 1"'' %
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

LNELLow CITIZENS oflcr myseif a.
i candidate for the office of prOlIOn-
Ofary OF Union county, Subject 10 the de-
cislon of the Union Conven,ion0 Having
been urged by numerous friends, hope 10 re-
ceive liberal support. II am nominated
and elected, will perform the duties of the
duties Of the Office with the best of my ability
JOHN A. MERTZ.
Lewisburg, May Is, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

John IL. Linn would respectfully an
nounce that he will be a candidate for the
Office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Union
to the choice of the conven-
lion of the 29h Aug. next. Nav 10, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
THROAT DISEASE.

I'M, iafse class Of diseases, Including U'r-at-r Z
hHnatinns. Bronchial IrriisiIou. &C j. n. Il .rs-"
iu'E tr"ated ty the use Of nr. DAVIS Driur-sv, ar n
paw, Throat Application. Read tlr ,.I..vlu- ce 3
speedy cure after long continued suL,riur.
Last Town, chester Co.. July = -
DR. pFvIS-nesr Sir:
About hre years ago was attacked with li-ss-s z
th' Throat which came on gradually. hut at time. vta
would tahe cold the pain and suffering ~ UuI D. w
distressing accompanied with l>, Of voice .. 80 % ID
extent That could not speak above whisper III ID
seas" continued getting worse, uotw outstanding -
uhd'r the medical Treatment Of four different ply 'i'
h,. alarmed at my condition. coucuI, O. e. 8.
ihliadeIphia and consult you, which you rrcrct t1
III 'e winter ofIs5l. when YOU Recommended tr tas"
your nePnrHtiye ard BY the of sur hotties Of 10 20
eonneN"n with your throat applcatiou. cr''f-t
cuteu' ana nave remained we'll. II j., more tiahh
year since The cGIe cl-crd. ErsI srtft''y. az
iricud' MAEGAEEITA 7. FlSll"f
Hs- hE DAVIS ANTISCEnI ULuUS uINTNINI an
THROAT APPLICATION should accompany The i'i.-
atVe IN cases OF ScrUiulous Ulcers and crs OF '
Throat.
II Call on the Agents, J. BAKER 4 co...
Lrwisburr. and procure Cireulers containing ll's'
mass Of evidence in favor Of the mrli-iue
J. BAKER 90. Agts for Union county. t-iN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

LATEsT-The Aus.rians have Quilted
Placenza, re.crossed the Tinico, and re-
entered Lombardy. The Piedmontese
have passed Sesia. Garabaldi, with some
successes, received one severe check from
superior Austrian force, but, reinforced,
re-entered Como in triumph. The Aus.
triaus, thus far, have been severely han.
died, losing 1000 prisoners and s guns in
single action.
The Sardinians under their gallant
King, have behaved nobly, and with their
French allies have been thus far very sue.
cessful. The popular feeling in the other
Italian States, is rising against Austria.
Kossuth is in England, and in a great
public speech exhorts strict, armed neu-
irality on the part of England, while he
praises Napoleon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
RHSIPEI.NS.

The editor Of the Duiy N,ics syrak> IN the f''cv-:
sfms' IN mat paper "f January al.t. Isf- r-r-ri-s
d. pUr's DPHrI'sre wbirh cured lin, Of Ir,.il.i,,
pr DAVIS pEPURATlVE-W+ are not ~ tI- hsli
of CT 'mm"uiin- to our rra.lers H.. . .rr,,. l--i
r"tl'es and uoStrums. which may haria 90 b., s-rir
sea IA CUR columns Having. however u..l I- r.vs
euratiee qualitir, for Erysitra> W. fs --,t s.u1s
IN IN say ing So and commenting the u-s.t,r ~ siLsEs
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+ o Il S \ l. T. .

u \ Half Lot on Market ST. opposite
$. RItter'S residence, with a good Well Of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable tor a buSi-
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combined.)
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
LewIsburg, Oct. s, 1857.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

CIR.
BY smts Of forders cash ri Bor Treas. from Nov
=, .,.s to March H. 1879
March l.. 1859. BY order No. IS work on roads
msierial services as pcr acrt rvnd.
do by order No. +JJ = iios> services
street Commi ,sion-r per acct. r-ni.
do per ct on s2;:D So amt collected
Balance due by Collector on duplicate
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

rsg- The Elimination Of COCHRAN and
Kiln is well received, everywhere amor G
the opponents of Slavery and Free Trade
iu our State Let but their friends in
every county &C; up a good local ticket Of
true, worthy, competent, weli-ti;tcd men,
and it is conceded on all hauds the Pres
iieu:'s party will receive a worse than
Waterloo d, feat
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
FOR SALE.

nN South FiHh street. property -
~ consisting Of a good Frame HuuseL4 Z
on a half Lot Of ground. Terms easy. Appl,
to NAV III Al WORSE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

CIR.
1855 May 81 By bal due Treas as per .ett'emt Ia
July To- b. cs.h pi acct orl-rNo Is 3Jfiiun - d.
Aus. -. do do Ne ~. H. MalcoIn II -
Aug 25 A. h Bell on Bor note : 3la
Oct = do IL %
Nov.4. do 81 -
Nov 5. BY cash pd kennedy Dor assessor No n 500
do do Jac"bif. Brown trr auditor Nc. IL ~
do do Wor,l"n a C"rn-lius printing TO
Sept. H. ,sJN. No. " 3J IS
Nov -. DO J. VI. NeSht services on Cherry
alley No., 100
do DO A. l.. DrNormandic Attendance
on Town Clock June S, 1885,, 10
JuneS, lsa> No. !. 1900
do do e. ". Schahie Candles &o Dor.
do do sIs@',o1 Jema wos dsss a.. on orleryol q *
Dec %. By bal order No 49, J. +. Linn : 80
do Ry cash I'd =. = Critics Bnr.auiitor No.39 4w
lsJy,Iau1l. by cash I'D John A .N-rtz swearing
IN IIor officer. y,ar lsJS, Ne. 3j. 70
Jan 10 Nv bal order No II, j. Wolfe assignee 26 20
feb 49, By services hor. treas. ami town clerk
to April 1, lsj3 order No. Ia 20 90
Feb 20. ny order Ne. -, e. 5. James repairing
University avcnuc u 80
do by order No 3! Wm. Wilson assessor 10
do do IS II. Hes, High Constable 80
March |. do ii Geo. T. Bli-s dirt Uuav. IL
do Cash pi Jos. Porth order No. IL on acct.
services a. Hish Constable l SO
March Is. do building committee of Court
House order Eo.J0 as per
receipt i76 50
do Bal. in the hands Of Treas, Il! IS
l05b IS
Byers -Ammons, Collector Of Borough tdres
for 1857. DR.
Nov 81 lS5S To N,I dus n. nor sett,,menf NJ
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Manufactured at the Lcwisburg Foundry Agricultural Wog
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
John B. Linn, Treasurer Of the Boronyi

Nav u. ISIS. Bor. tax yeiI 1855 Cr II. Amm,ns
Nov ), i>.S to March L. l,5J. To cash and or
ders received OF Eeub-u Snyder collector los
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
TERMs.-oNE DOLLAR AND FIFTY cEeTs-IN oEss
voL VINO. s5.-wHoLE NO. aa5.z75


to which he listened very complacently,5 as IL
it were pleasing compliment On the whole.
however, she concluded that ilial duty requir.
ed herto obey her father, even when her inclin.-
ations were opposed. az-@
The marriage took place at an early day.
and am obliged to confess that Lucy went
through the trying scenes with commendable
degree of fortitude. asa -asig seii % sHsnf
- Didn't 1 tell you that knew better how to
make you happy than you did yourselfi' y said
Mr. Peabody compiacentIy. some three moptbs
after the wedding. You wouldn't believe. it,
Ephraim, ha, ha! but Lucy wanted me to dis
charge you only little while before you were
married ,bas19 elaH5HasF sHi wofad ylissv Il
81 have changed my mind,' said Lucy, de-
murely. sagti-raH RI fa giilufau
eAnd Ephraim-it makes me laugh to think
of it-thought he was in love with Louisa
Loomis.' 51 gGias i.rT ao5fsdcl5Fa 6sy-s-sE
- I've changed my mind, too replied Eph.
rain. ra q i1 .aEgHttz9 f7v;f1F5as sE1
- knew you'd say so, when it waa all over
said theaold gentleman. rubbing his hands com.
placently. b. Now, as for me. ! never need I'D
change my mind, because you see am. never
unreasonable in the first place. c5 q Il
Ephraim and Lucy glanced at each other
with smile. and the old gentleman leisurely
lighted his cigar, and-you see, dear reader,
after all, my story ends in smoke! g5ii
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
GurrRspnnhrnrr nf tbr DrH1urrat.


sd .s.-.z.T q. avas9 CHICAGO, Nov. 10TH
EDs. DEMOCRAT I'm very youthful days it
was my won't to gaze upon the towering stee-
pie of the Court House at Rayenna, with
mingled awe and admiration and, doubtless
many a youthful American citizen has looked
upon the same scene with equal delight, and
reflected, with wonder, upon the architectural
display of the soaring ambition of man. Nor
should any aspersion be cast upon that rever
red Temple of Justice. 1t has generally been
admitted by persons conyersant in such mat
ters, that but few counties that built at the
same time, erected more substantial and tasty
buildings than the Court House of Portage
Couuty-rhoughm most of the counties through
out Ohio that have built lately. have Civ
en- more attention to improvement than form
erly. One county, at least, patterned in most
of the main features after your court house,
and it has often been remarked by travellers
that it was model building of the kind =
Having prefaced this much out of respect to
the time honered halls of Justice, and seat of
wisdom and eminent learning of Old Portage,
| will trouble your readers with few words
in reference to similar institution in Chicago
which had the pleasure of visiting. -~ 60
1t is very large building-altogether too
large for limited descriptive powers-and l
will make no effort in that direction.
AS my friend Spriggins and myself passed
into the park at the front entrance through
passage-ways something similar to those in
front of the Ravenna Court House, I noticed
on each side wide gate, evidently designed
for foot entrance. On enquiring as to the ne
cessity for these gates, when 60 many oper
spaces Sd much more convenient were provid
ed, I was gravely informed by the veraciou.
Spriggins,tha it was a provision made for ths
accommodation of lady pedestrians, to affore
ready entrance and exit The profounc
lSpriggins quailed not before my searching
glance-therefore, i doubt not the correctness
i OF his assertions, and at the same time admir-,
the gallant forethought of the city fathers
We ascended the broad steps OF the East en-
trance of the building and then commenced
task requiring all the powers that be- to over
come the obstacles erected by the powers tina
were.'7sI zr -as7.r5F.A s.fi ae..v Hr..+rf
We went forward, to the right upward, tc
the left round about-face; boxed the COM
pass and performed sundry other astonishing
ly gymnastic evolu tions necessary to surmoun
the one hundred and seventy five steps ou
weary limbs we're ascending, ...91l5..
Our pedal appendages, greatly exhausted
were finally successful in taking US to the pin
acle of our ambition and the court house
and well we're we rewarded for our labor
Weariness and the cares of this world vanish
ed. and feeling of luxurious enjoyment set
tied upon our souls. We looked down an,
saw far beneath US, streets, buildings, and al
that 60 to make up great city. z.. =
: H. For two miles or more, South, West, an
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
IMPATIENT ZEAL.

Some men are willing to put forth efforts to
do good, provided that the results are imme.
diately apparent If no effects seem to follow
their efforts, their zeal coos and their &C.
tivity is relaxed. There are great many la.
borers of this sort in Christ's vineyard. 2 II
What sort of laborers would they beaif
they acted on the same principle in their temp
oral matters? One would plant fruit trees,
provided he could walk out the next morning
and see them loaded with luscious fruit He
would scatter seed in the furrow aud cover it,
provided he could see it spring up Immediate
". and produce the abudant harvest. He
would dig for water, provided that before sun.
set he was sure of opening a living spring
There would not be much done, if the impa.
tient zeal which belongs to SO many protesting
Christians belonged to our temporal husband
men and iaborers.
Like the husbandman, the spiritual laborer
must have patience. Effect sometimes follows
labor put forth in the Lord, long after the Ia.
Dor has been forgotten. 7-'t.- 5's ="
On a certain communion season, young
minister preached and administered the com.
munion. After service, one of the elders who
had known him in boJhood, expressed his plea
sure at meeting him under such circumstances
Il can't say said he, that ever expected to
see you minister ,'s'S -'-'
You don't know then that you had consid.
cradle to do with it, said the preacher! 7'4
.LisI what had to do with making you a
preacher 2 You went away from here while
you were quite boy, and have not seen you
since 40 ''sA' 90
Don't you remember reproving me once in
S s-----'s blacksmith shop ? $50 ''e
Il can't say do ''s' 81 s''
The preacher endeayored to call the Incl.
dent to the recollection of the elder. When
a boy he had heard the conversation of Ger.
tain inidels, and bad read certain semi-in6del
books. In his pride, he professed sentiments
he did not really entertain. Had he gone on
unchecked he would undoubtedly have be.
come an unbeliever. The good elder heard
his foolish talking, and affectionateiy and sol.
emnly rebuked it. 1t had good effect. The
youth ceased to express heretical opinions
He was saved from in6delity. Other infiu.
), ences, through the blessing of God, led him
to repentance and newness of life He always
felt grateful to the good man for administering
to him Christian rebuke. The good man re-
fjoiced In the result, though he could not call
to mind the act. 7-' .1'- a' ia
Let US SOW the seed, patiently waiting for
the fruit. Let us SOW beside all waters that
! is, use every opportunity for doing good. com
: hitting our efforts to the blessing of God. and
trusting that he will in his great mercy make
them successful to the glory of his name.