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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-05-08

At the commencement of the present
troubles, Gen. Scott advised the Admins
tration at WASHINGTON to invite Col Lee oi
Arlington, to assist him with his coucsei>--
pronoancing him the first military man OF
the age, and declaring that his co operation,
at that time, with the government would be of
the highest importance. Every indHcement was
given to persuade Col Lee to lerd them the
weight of his talents and military skill =.
But in vain. Neither official rank. nor
promises of pecuniary emolument could move
him
Gen. Scott went to Lincoln with tears in
his eyes, and implored him not to issue his
proclamation. Nearly every member of the
Cabinet opposed it. also. The President de-
clares that he wrote it himself.
Many Republicans declare that Lincoln is
under the control of three bad men--i. e.,
the Blairs. Jim Lane, Cassius III. Clay x os---
Rahid Republicans threaten that Monteom-
cry and his Kansas ruffians viii soon be
! here.
Edward Bates, Attorney General, is bar.
ricaded in his office in the Treasury build
ing-windows planked up-gas lighted all
day.
Cameron is reported to have made a blood
thirsty speech to the Pennsylvanians, in thc
| Capitol
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-05-08
w AR NEW s!
Intense Excitement at Washington

A special despatch to the Alexandria Ga
zette, from Washington says:
Tie city is in the greatest excitement and
CONSERVATION, the residents expecting, but
lot knowing when they may be attacked
and driven from their homes.
Disaffection to a considerable extent, it is
believed, exists among the citizen soldiely,
and if a demonstration was made against
them, a majority, it is confidently asserted,
would throw down their arms and take DO
sition with the South.
For the last few days the flag of the Con
fede' ate States has foated over the Lecture
Rooms o Columbian College. but on yester-
day, owing 10 the advice of the friends Of
the South and of the College, it was taken
down.
The Seventh Regiment are, it is said, to
be quartered in Georgetown, the heights Of
which are now garrisoned by the Federal
autho,it
! Numerous families, many Of whom origin
al came FROM the Narth, are avallng them
!. selves of the open facilities of the Long
Bridge, to go over into Virginia.
! Last night Southern man named Cum
| ningham, was arrested and placed in the
! Watcn House, charged with being Seces-
/ sionist. This morning, he was tried and
ordered to leave the city.
/ 4 journeyman printer, named Mr.. Rock,
has also been driven from the city
On "Wednesday last $50 mnskets, which
were to be used by the police in cases of
& emergency, were taken f'om the Watch
I House by Capt. Powell, of the Zouaves, by
], order Of the Government.
/ The enrolment of the District Militia is
h again going on. The general parade takes
place on Monday.
Among those who recently resigned at
the U. S. Patent Office, rather than to sub
scribe to the obnoxious test oath compelling
them to support Lincoln and the Chicago
Platform, we find the name of Beckwith
West, Esq, nephew Of Col. w. W. Sea-
ton. of the National Intelligencer.
- At least two hundred Clerks of Southern
proclivitles have resigned their positions III
the different departments at Washington,
suring the past week. rather than take the
are told by old Wsshing gtonians that
it this time tie press of W Washington is as
lsEonlpletely muzzlcd as that of Paris is by
Lou Napoleon. They dare not publish any
thing rejecting upon the Lincoln govern
zlcnt. v hich is fast asSaming the shape of a
Military despotism. Outrages are committed
f,v the soldiery, which never are seen in
frat Priya,e property is taken fer tine
.c of government, citizens threatened by
fat q Republicans with the direst vehgeancc
and others ordered to leave .he CRY Tree
/ man aares now TO express an opinion
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-05-08
NO.37.

90
of emasculated First Families must give place
to sturdier people, whose pioneers are now
OH their way to Washington at this moment
In regiments. An allotment Of land in V'r-
ginia will be fitting reward to the brave
fellows who have gone to fight their coun-
try's battles, and Maryland and Virginia,
when made free states, Inspired with Northern
vIgor, may st anew in the race of prosperity
and power"
The Baltimore Sun copies tho above and
adds
''We read such things as these only to be
astonished with them. We can scarcely re-
alize that they come from human beings, or
that the language has the meapirS
ours. 1t seems TO breathe hot in Il g
as If fresh from the despotism and
t,l. malerolence of the internal -
Surely the men are mad who fling such
things out to the passions of the people. The
intimation conveyed in the quoted paragraph
is that of war of extei animation, a remorse-
ly, sloody invasion and confiscation of the
pr peity of men who are first to be immoia-
ted as victims upon the altars of fanaticiSm
and cupidity. And 30 this most horrible in
tent the men of the North, without distinc-
ton OF party, profess 10 be ready TO devote
themselves"
As a general thing the utterances Of the
Northern press towards the South are char
acteIlZed by savage hate. There are few
exceptions, and among these we mention the
New York Day Book, News and Journal of
Commerce.
Tie men of the South must brace them
sc YES for the coming storm. They will fight
in just war for all trey hold dear They
will conqmr, for fIeemen when united, and
when oontending for justice, and right, and
their homes and affairs, are indeed invinci
BILE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-05-08

II saw the fash of the pistol-heard the
report, and | knew no more fer months.
When came to myself, was in mad house
and though not yet quite nineteen my hair
was already white as snow. I was aiken home
but could not stay there with ,ut going mad
again | sought an oscure shelter, where
could live and die unknown, and found this
lonely spot, where after one years stay, am
glad to die, and go anywhere, anywhere out
Of the world"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-05-08

ANNAPOLIS, April 25.--In addition to the
troops landed by the Boston this morning.
another regiment was landed by the steam
tug from HaSre dc Grace. making the total
number OF troops landed 1860. Of Which
four thoUsaId have lett fcr Wssbingtcr.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-11
8tts#haais.

xIan BALTIMORE and SU3CUn4A
sEsSsRfsSS5ESSs Ma STEAM COMPANY.
REGULAR DAILY LINE Except sunday for r,iRI bk
POSI7, HAVRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CAM '.
The steamer "POkTSM0UTH," Capt. Philips. leaves
lower end of est Falls avsnae every MONDAY WkD-
NESDAI a. FRIDAY EVENING n 5 O'Clock Return
.ng leave PORT DEPOSIT every TUESDAY, THURS.
B&Y aEc SATURDAY, at O'Clock ? N, and HAS RS
De GRACE at O'Clock, P ii.
The steamboat ',LANOASTER, CSpt ~ T2mi,2sa.
SATURDAY EVENING ut s o'clock. Returning leaves
Port Deposit every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY Nv ENING at o'cl-cs, and Havre de GIace at
O'Clock =. N
Passage, bsrths included 80 cents.
Freight received daily until O'Clock, carried At o~
rates and carefully attended to.
Duplicate receipts for !reiEht will be rec tired
All Boats ed only at the risk Of heir respect
The agent de Grace will attend fJrWTfi1 all
merchandise consigned to him for point thu Pehns /
will reshp freghts intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia elsewhere
The steamboat "JUNIATA,' Capt Fred Tou!iusol,
be chartered ct any time.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, havre lie Grace
az J TOME. Aye1t, pOr
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#ggas sng 1ta10uIN.

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
SATION ERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
s6AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
3 9 SORTMENT OF PAPER, STATION ERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found NRl-
ting and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign,
all the most approved manufacturers.
HOfE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in great variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY Of every description, for ONCE and prlva
pse, viz: STEEL PENS PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
WATERS, LEA ID and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS
&c, DC
INK, Wrtng and Copying OF all the best makers, EFT
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, POkfE-AON
Also 2 large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CAEDS, PRINTERS do, d. &c, all at Low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS win do velltn fq22-tf
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the DAIlY EXCHANGE,
PIT SiISHEn bY
q l. + n n Il c o :,

N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
TIE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed clear "he paper
and witt hc and distinct type which l. constantly re-
new ed thus offering merchants and others "N'"b use
Of its columns peculiar yana2es tor the cohSpcGouso
attractive display of their advertisements ~hich' IN con-
uectior with its already large and steadily increasing SUD
scription list M kes the most desirable medum Tor al
yertising presented to this community
49,, NJ =, pENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to furnish
Ga, ds Of The EXCHANGE with tn most prompt, full,
and authentic geEce upon oil matters of public inter
est domestic foreign
In iis COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF THE DON STlC
Markets it has established tor itself reputation which
iustfes the merchants OF this city in gnzng it AS
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in VIII cf
their business involved whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics Of The day come uude
careful review in its editorial columns.
TIE interests sad the state Of the markets
SO constantly and intimately affected By the aspec; * poiti
cal affairs throughout world, that jour al whic
aspires Dc anything than commercial reror
er daily price current, ry devote
able space the dissemination Of political Intelligence,
the discussion Of political questions In this department
paper, which, apart from its commercial importsnc
also possesses peculiar AID exclusive interest Of it' owl
tine object "f TIE ExcaANGE to preserved position
honest ard fearless independence, equally removed ITO
sery.i psrtisanship upon the hand ana ufi'" he'
tlatity upon the ether.
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THE TRE-W EEKLY EXCE A aSE
IS PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter OF THE DAILY Ex
CHANGE Including its general and political Intelligence ITS
l.prams reports affairs and public meetings; its
and impartial reports Of the markets. both foreign
and domestic its reviews of books its carefully pre-
pared abstracts o; foreign and its editorial articles
thus giving in every department the latest information re-
eeiy.d in the city up to the day of publication.
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rAzI--S
&AsEcxsaSs.zzslaz.A
NOTICE.

sssssEzssss4sssI CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
EATUXENT RIVER
The steamers GEORGE EEMS and MARY WASHING
TON will leave Baltimore for the Patuxent River the
following days:
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. commence
ing Saturday morning. June LIST, 1861 at O'Clock,
Hills Landing direct continue during the
Returning every MONDAY, W EDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY. The Boat leaving Hills Landing Monday and
Wednesday will he direct for Baltimore.
The Saturday Boat will leave Hills Landing Friday
for Be edct. leaving Benedict Saturday morning
O'Clock for Baltimore.
The above will call at all the usual Landings
the River also Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
returning.
Freghts received o'clock on he days previous to
the departure Of the Boats.
Passage to Patuxent River...-s1 90. Meals extra.
Do Plum Po:nt........ 100. Do
DO Fair Haven, 49,. So Do iaJt,
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Y Il II NJ =
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE

Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Nailed to subscribers OF the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance
SEA liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRIWEEKBY EXCHANGE,
Mailed to subscribers:
copy, ole year... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Do. six months. ......-......................2
Do. three months. ........-...........,.....l
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
i copy one year.-.......-.................. Loo
Do. six moaths. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
rs do DO. do -......-......-2O 10
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sIIs OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

- nSil---h O1ID OOmlNIOS EAElHtAi
COMPANY.
For FREDERICKSBuRG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
lNGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n, Fathank, leaves
Baltimore, from her BERTH Needhams pier LiSt stree
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERN DON, at o'cicck, ami
returning leaves fredericksburg EVERY U ES DA Y
MORNING. at O'clock Immediately after the arrival Of
the train of cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at all the regular Landings the Rappahanuock rive:
going and returning, to land and receive freight and pas
senSer3.
THE VIRGINIA
IS comparatively and built by merchants II
rlcksDIrS and Baltimore, interested the trade and
Merchants and farmers residing the BORDERING
On the kappahannock for the purpose of keeping
hTs class steamer the route During the winter the for
ward deck has been enclosed thus aoIdng complete pre-
lection for Horses and other live stock. Carriages Of al
sizes can be taken on board and carried under de Rtnc
taxing OF the wheels. Her berth accomsa
datiopS large and commodious and her capacity
freight extensive. As passenger and freight boat she hes
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charges pS
by I. ). CAPRON 4 Co, Bowlv's wharf.
20 Freight received board Of the Steamer Weinesia
and Thursdays, I'll Fridays up 20 Scclcck, I. Ii.
For further information and Blank Receipt Ct ccr
ey the CoaPsny, apply on board, or to
K. J. CAPR0N CO, SPen.s,
- 80 - No. 81 BoTiy's wharf, Baltimore.
Y sLACGRTER, President, Frcderickshur Va mtl2i
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Eeqal A0tites.

1TVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the gubscri-
Der has obtained from the ORPHANS Court q Ba moe
letters trStamentary the cStlte Ct ANN ID.
HOLLINGSWukFH, late of said city, deceased 81 per-
sons having claims against the sad deceased 'eby
warned exhibit with the vouchers thereof to
the suhscr her, It the Office OF W Pinkney hyte No q
Iexiagt5n before the day of March, 1862
they may otherwise by law, he excluded frcm all benefit OF
All persons indebted said estate reqcested
make immediate payment. Given under hand this
18th day OF August, 1861. = . -
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SbIpprnn.
A. SCHUMACHER & CO..
M n south Tl.l. -,

&tsE FOX LlVERPOOL.-The Al Bremen
sT - OF n e. T. Bahe master having the great
on Hoart y, r eight or passage ply Captain
se.9w. A, SCHUMACHER & Co.
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sTa Q. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

{. rsfaa..iys.f7 u u "0 ~ :" l1I' H11'17
FORT MONROE AND OH FONT COMFORT
Leaves the lower end Of UNION DOCK, West SIDE, daily
Sundays Included at Al O'Clock p H. taking Passengers
ard Freight, and connecting wi the kalro&d Lanes 70
and from Washington, d. G, hadAl hja New York,
Boston, York, Harrisburg Pittshurk Pa AMI TIE Nes, Jim
med aely after the arrival of the Express Train from New
York and Philadephi
The Glowing is tn schedule:
Leave New York at A. NJ, cave Philadelphia at S.lE
and ll.55 4. w.. leave Baltimore at 80 P H.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
From New York TO Fo,t Monroe and back .........$4
From Philadelphia and bacB TO-
tLom Baltimore ana naCk. o.
e. Procure your Tickets n EN- YORK, the New
jersey Railroad Office, FCot OF CouI tiand stree.
In PHILADELPHIA, at the ComPanys flee, n W. cor.
Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, at the Depot Br ad
and Prime streets.
In BALTIMORE Board OF the Steamers Foot Of Union
Dock. HUGH O'CUSNEk,
lY2-tf Passing. T Agent.
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Istals, Earaipar., TT.

HARDWARE.
No. IS sogrg Eg.ELEs ersKIsT,
NAN EGE K{Eps 81 ~ ~
P. H4E& co.'s CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT aad
FISHER ! N0RRiS' AMERICAN EAGLE ANvlLs and
FIELDS, EXHIBITION CO.'S CUT TACKs sHoENAs,
s@G HASpgoaR t %Es HATSaE gr POM,
RUssELL i ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANy's
FITCH AA1iSSTSrAcrURINe oonPANY's CABINET and
AMEk!CAN HoRsGNAIL ooMPANY's HORSE AND
0. AnEs I s6A 81 SHovELs and SPADES, &c, &c.
6iE5i&$$ W11t6RoS5 B IA 66RS and GRASS
sG AB s sqEHRE ST9 2SEs rss and full
All Of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices n,y2tf
IRON WARE z o q E,
IMPORTERS OF + So It oAi b}EzEsaCaR ri OF
l. IRON and STEEL have constantly on hand complete
1S'0' XaER1cAN. AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD Ss sFfR Gs ms s CHAINS
vDuor AS9 2 znAf ESI T E0 sn N4sEf ouz
sgfRs' sad iRJ fs1S 6 SA5rs
s'.UGAN s JENKINS.
De0zsZss5,9 5StTA Eps sFsEF
Are Agents for tie following ,ianufactories:
THq4AS TgBToT e soES Gag r, AND sue. so Sssi
TG' E0T FEyN saas NM W.GgiIss
| < HANDALL, FACgs, FIsisiIad NAILS, &C..
PROV TOOL COMPANY NUTs- Washes AH0
AsEkicAN AB Butt COMPANY, Burr HINGES SAD IaOSs
oHSkLEs E Kellogg, oUanz co.ns, Scales, &c.
5c aE h E2SGf G GS sAsEr Ba1Ss Ano
R RAsFoS $5Eb# a2RFs' s3 BIAS,
pu22fnF a uApa1RAs AXES Haross-s-&e .yIG-,
SNTATERS & SCOTT
w No Souru In ri sS g-REa7,
| AEsgPTr1YEa RDRdRE DFILERS ND M " u
Fave E c56slsgty Store GF fa Stock of
Di0' A0N . "A'i GuLAR SAWS
WYE WIL L C9S P aNFF l M 9H - 2Rs
T S+EWl'E E1 w hND GiNfET POINTEn SCREWS
! ffyfrr! RITES Coz Butt HiNGES Sc
| pIISSEI,i 4 ERWIN MANTTFACTURlSG CO.'S LOCKS
'e" " ~ 10 OTgER GO0DJ
| " + T DOIrGTaSS' PTMPS, &c, &s
n ,S y n; sSn T4f, noITGiSSS AXE CO.'S EDGE
0'oop' AM ALE TOOLS
| AHES, ROWLAND'S, HALFMAN'S T. GOUIDS
TACKs, FINISHING Nc, SHOE D bISPv cLour NAILS IN
senfprfallr st f}hsp q AMI SHELF HARDWARE
zbi,b is a. ~ I'd IT fOa EST FGCTORY PRICES
.,,,>,,,s, . sIEt H. ,o. e,x William tyo,vAs
are soe - ei rat SeffeG Cast Sect Inch
19n stock or at reduced rates Cor DF 6 II
70 SOUTHERN And WESTERN NERcHAETs
FE rcls B. LovEY. VIZ. r. BARRY. RoBr 3 FINLEY
IRWIN NEALg. JoSEPi +. fLLloIf'
F. B. LONEY co.
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AIatform Souls.
Stnraae.

.Storage..
STORAGE.-Room can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN HENbER5T Il CO.,
fal0-tf corner Pratt and Com.ntce streets
sITORAGE TAKEN at the loves rates by
F1E0 WARNER. I67 :. Eutas atreat .nqi-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained in desirable arehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
P. MALCQG K co,
j2-tf Wood street, Boay's wharf
ORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
Cbarrels merchandise can be obtanec atenderson's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HEN DERSOb {. CO,
myl7-tf corner Commerce and PKtt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floq or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse No l22 S Eutcwtrcet, oppo-
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. Apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF feS-ti
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN IT Low
OraIes in Warehouse Nc. 6S South street.
-. -: '1s,v W. JSMITH,
su22-tf - - 6SSnth street.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

Its columns have recently been very materially enlarged
and new features will from tine to time introduced to
recder it not only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable um Of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con
slant variety of choice NoV ELLETTE, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READN';
selections from the EDITORIALS THE DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS Of and Extracts from New Books; FtiGE
Mt exhibiting the state Of the markets, at home
.rd abroad m to the latest moment and a FARMERS
CoTTrNN wherein much valuable in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-12

DEPENDENcY.-The race Of mankind would
perish, did they cease to aid each other
From the time the mother binds the child's
head till the moment that some kind assistan,
wipes the death damp from the brow of the
dying, we cannot exist without mutual help
All, therefore, that need aid, have . right te
ask it of their fellow -mortals. No one who
has the power Of granting it can refuse il
without guilt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-12

A " conundrum by induction /" must have
cost the KaickerboeEsr good deal of labor :
Why is beehive like bad pntatos
Because beehive is bee-holder;
And beholder is spectator,
And spcck.tater is bad potato!'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-12

REv. Rowland Hill Many amusing An
ecdotcs OF the eccentric, but pious and useful.
Rowland Hill, have been told but the ri.
lowing, narrated to us by one Of his parish.
oncrs, is new to us ~:
It was Mr.. Hills habit to ride to church
in an old family carriagc-a practice too aris.
tocratic, in, the judgment of one Of his flock,
who determined to rebukc il.
It was customary, in his chapel, fpr notes
to be sent to the pulpit, requesting prayers
for various objects. One Sabbath. Ir. Hin
was proceeding with the reading 81 these.re
quests as usual, when he found himself in
the midst Of one Of the following puypost:
Prayers are requested for Rev, NJ. H1l
that he may be more humble, and tIke his
Divine Master, who, insteaA 6f Sjding IN 9
carriage, was content to be borne upcnan -.
Having read the notice, he liftNd 1lS snoe-
tacles 70 his forehead, and, lo6aiae 'a1Cuu1a
the house, observed that II ~ 4yne be had
been guilty Of the fault alleged but n-Ahs
writer would step around a Iht 8sSby deer
after service, saddled ana belilod, ~ 49,
have no objections 70 ride hqgpA a1leea -
Masters example, on The baek fsA Nas<