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COMMERCIAL MORALS.

Whether, in the ethics Of commerce, the
former times were better than these" |
would not venture to pronounce. lfany one
wishes 10 show from the annals OF fraud, that
In England every article Of traffic was always
adulterated. and an equal per centage Of mer-
chants and bankers, directors and clerks,
were always knaves, care not TO answer
him. The duty Of Christian preacher is 20
compare the morals OF his day. not with
those OF another age, but with the standard,
at once rational and revealed, of eternal rec
titude. From the appeal TO that standard,
the consciousness OF ii. nav. the belief init,
lfear. indeed. we are receding. 0tany high
er rule Of obligation that the expectations
and mutual understandings ofsany possible
guilt in ussges VIGOROUSLY current. and a
gainst which every one may be on his guard,
il is rare 10 find even a suspicion in the
world.
Every question Is run up into some human
custom and convention. and there stops, and
is laid to rest; as il many voices and much
time could make and unmake right and
wrong, and il were ours 10 invent our own
laws instead oil Interpreting and applying
Gods. This 10 the root of all our i'll. 81
long as Honor stands with us for no NOR,
than social eompac., level veracity be
tween man and man. il will sway and wave
Wiih the hGsl winds Of opinion. having nj
rule but the average expectation. no clu'
through the snares Of new problems, no in
spiration beyond the ambition Of decent re
pute. II is 10 the power Of this mere secu
lar temper. as BY corrupting touch, soon t
turn the gold Of our ancient truth into dross
till we are startled hy irightiul exposures
and amid the false repose OF civilization, W
hear again the Everlasting Voice" Shall
call them pure that have the wicked balance:
and the bag of deceitful weightsi' Homo
among men is never safe till it passes GU
beyond them, and becomes an understandin
and sympathy with God, an embodiment i
US Of His everything righteousness.
Once restored TO Its true devoutness, lift
ed from human promise to Divine allegi
ance, it escapes The region Of fiuctustion, an
acquires an instinct OF resistance 10 the sUpl
istries Of selhshRess and the hurry Of pas
sion. He who is possessed by its spirit
alone likely 10 thread faithful way throug
the dangers Of complex system. For he hs
"a inner hatred Of confusion, as the very ne
Of all potential wrong. He thrsts for PEI
feet clearness in his moral light /; and Will
any dimness fingers in his conscience, b
Teverently fears TO stir foot. First,
must sweep every seeming ambush out an
see whether guilt be there, and then he ca
advance with 6rmness and With JOY. 0nly I
the upright, whose heart is lifted thus, dee
the promised Light arise in darkness,
May the reproach not fall upon this age
that such Faithful are falling from anon
men," but still may the words be true, thai
whether our merchants are princes or moi
"trafiekers are the honorable Of The earth.
Rer. James M1tinsay.
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For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
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They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
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making any change Of Dict and the shsence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders il easy to administer them 70
children.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT rHOUGHBoF DAN.
lei WEBSTER.

The correspondent Of the Rochester Amer
lean adds the fOllosing to the host Of anec-
dotes Of the great statesman:
When Mr.. Webster was Secretary Of State
some wears ago, under another administration
than that Of Mr.. Fillmore, he wrote 10 one
of the prOprietors Of the Astor House in New
York, saying he would reach the house on
such day, and begged that some Of his
friends should be invited 10 dine with him
the same enenine.
There were abuut twenty or 50 TO take the
table, and Mr.. Webster, who seemed weari.
ed BY bis travel, and speaking but little, il
at all, plunged into ,larksone sort Of reye.
RE, moi well calculated 10 enliVen his friends
This at length became apparent, and lie Sit.
uation Of all so unpleasant. that one 0f The
company urged upon very distinguished
man present, warm friend OF Mr.. Webster's,
70 get him into conversation. lie only need.
ed 10 be logged to become as lively as they
wished.
The friend consented. aud SPOKE aloud TO
Mr.. Webster, asking some question which in
ordinary circumstances, and with ordinary
men, would have led TO conversation, bot
il failed in the present case. The dark Sec.
rotary Of State merely raised his head. and
answered simply. and erept back into his
cave again.
Again. the gentleman, frightened by his
failure. was urged TO renew The attempt to
draw him ont. He summoned courage, and
said, mir. Webster" Mr. Webster look :
ed out Of the caye.) Mr. Webster, ! want
you TO tell NE what was the most important
thought that ever occupied your mind"
Here was ihumper for him, and 80 eve.
rybody thought at the table. Mr.. Webster
slowly passed his hand over his forehead
and 10 Low tone said IA friend near him.
i there any one here that does not know
me!" "No, sir; they all know you-sIl
are your friends" Then he looked over tie
table, and you may imagine how the tones Of
bis voice would be upon such an occasion,
giving answer 10 such a question. "Fhe
most important thought that ever occupied
my mind" said NJ, " was that Of individual
responsibility TO God!' upon which, FOR
twenty minutes. he spoke 10 them there.
When he bad finished. lie got up from tae
table and retired TO his room, and they,
without word, went into an adjacent par.
Tor, and when they had gathered there some
Of them exclaimed, Whoever heard the
like or ihatp What Mr. Webster said 10
advocacy 81 his sublime thought do no,
know-no one ever repeated il, and pre-
sumo no one can.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
70 Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

By Hsniy Stephens FRS. 81 Ediahafah. add The llis
J. " Nstioa. Professor of seieniiae Agriculture IL
fsls Colsgss Nes Haven. , vols. Royal Octave.
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school, and his teacher asks him IL be thinks
he can do il for moment the little fellow
hangs down his head. but the next he looks
brightly up.
Il can get my sister to help me-" he
says.
That is right, sister. help little brother.
and you are binding tie around his heart
that may save him in many an hour Of dark
temptation.
- don't know how to do this sum, but
brother will show me-" says another little
one,
"Sister, I've dropped stitch in my knit
ting; tried hard 10 pick it up, but it has
run down, and can't fix it,
The little girls face is flushed, and she
watches her sister with a nervous anxiety
while she replaces the naughty stitch.'
20, am SO glad" she says. as she re.
ceiyes it again from the hands OF her sister
all nicely arranged you are good girl
Mary"
Bring 1t TO me sooner next time, ant
then it won't get so bad" says the gent,
voice Of Mary, and the little one bounds a
way, with light heart, to finish her task.
4 If Mary had not helped her, she woult
have lost her walk in the garden. Surely
it is better to do as Mary did than to say:
"0h, go away, and don't trouble me-" o
to scold the little one all the time YOU ar
performing the trifling favor.
Little acts Of kindness, gentle words, Low
Ing smiles, they strew the path Of life witt
flowers; they make the sunshine brighter
and the green earth greener and He VIII
babe US /" love one another" looks with ia
vor upon the kind-hearted, and he pronoun
ccd the meek, blessed. -
Brothers, sisters, never BIO unkind 10 on
another-never be ashamed to help one an
! other-neyer be ashamed TO help any one
and you will find that, though it is pleasaI
: to receive fayors. yet it is more blessed
give than TO receive.
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LITTLE KINDNgssEs.

Brothers. sisters, did YOU ever try the n.
ltcts which little acts Of kindness produce
upon the charmed circle We call home We
love 10 receive little fayors ourselves and
how pleasant the reception Of them makes
the circle 10 draw up the armchair and
get The slippers for father, 10 watch il any
little service can be rendered 70 mother, q
help brother. Or assist sister,--how pleasant
IL makes hons
4 littls boz has hard lesson given him al
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OF
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-, speaking The truth 10 love. and this for.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE,
Weekly Literary aud Agricultural Paper
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DIX. ID. LEE. Agricultural Editor,
AZ Az Mann il..D EHII..r


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The easiest and best way 10 nxpand the
chest is TO have good heart III II; itsayes
the cost Of gymeaslles.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

HAVING made this distinct branch Of trsdr, We
IL devote particular attention 10 IL, and keeping
large stock Of all kinds Of
Over Goats.
Business Goats,
Black frock,Coa,s,
Nssl. and Psais.
We are ensled generally TO q, and Pltsse hoss Who
favor Us ~iih call We ,han keep stock fsnt~sd
{, ON line 10 iim.. Call and rramine Il.
TURRENTiNE & son.
October l. 6i-
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Prom ne Sg,fsiL Eramiav.
cephalie Pill. srromldish the Ytise, Ef phsh thsy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18
For Judge of the Cour: of Appeals

TO he Voters Of 81. Marys, Charles, Cdiuer,
Pnnee Georges, Montgomery, ARne Araadel
and Horard Counties;
In April last, in answer to inquiries from
every county in this Judicial District, an
nounced myself as a candidate for reelection
to the Court of Appeals, with resolution
long before expressed, under no circumstances
TO accept a nomination by convention, or al
low my name to be connected with party ar
engagements. have too much respect for my
fellow-citizens TO suppose that they will de-
grade the office by associating il with political
issues, and shall adhere TO my present posi-
ton. For their favorable Judgment and sup
port rely upon my character aud experience
IN the profession, if a knowledge Of these shall
satisfy them of the propriety of recalling me
to station the duties of which have endea-
vored to discharge faithfully according TO the
constitution and laws. WIN. II. TUCK.
Annapolis, Sept. %. 1861. Toct Ate