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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

Friend, if you have ever been in the
habit of talking, in the slang parlance
of the times of the war of the North
against the SOuth--of the subjugation
of the South by the North-of Northern
conquest and Southern submissiOn-and
have suffered these idle catchwords of
willy and reckless office hunters and
demagogues, to involve you in the re-
bellion now being made against the Union.
of the States, we beg you as a ration
al being, as one capable of looking at
facts and making just conclusions, to
toss aside mere frothy phrases, and see
whether the facts and history OF the
case, will make you blameless before
Heaven, for aiding tthc fearful CONFUSION
and revolution, now upheaving thirty
millions of people. Look at facts. Look
at the fruits of the old government and
of the revolution From the administra-
ton of Washington down to that of Blu
chanan, what was the general condition
of the country? Were we prosperous or
not? We're we happy or nat Did peo-
pic III III The The Old old world Tegart. and seek
ours as a desirable land or did they
shun it sas the abode Of misery What
said our orators from Maine to the Gulf
States, on the recurrence of our national
holidays, as to the prosperity, growth
and grandeur of this country? What
said newspapers of ali sects and parties,
political and religious, of our education
al, social, commercial, individual and
national progress Were we more or
less blessed in all things than the peo-
pie of Europe? Did our people emigratc
to foreign countries, and seek their for
tunes under other auspices and protec-
ton, or did we say that we would not
exchange our condition, as people, for
! that of any other on the globe? How
did you think and feel on all these
points What were the facts connect
ed with these questions? We leave the
reply to your own judgments and con-
sciences.
Now review the state Of the land since
the flag of rebellion was raised in the
reyolted section What is the condition
of things over the Southern Confederacyf
Does agriculture flourish or is it neglect
cd? Are the people buoyant and happy
or are they gloomy and miserable? Have
they lost any privileges which they en-,
ioyed before? Are their blessings in.
creased and their burdens diminished
Are life and property more or less Sc
cure than they were before? Have you
more or less confidence in the stability
of the government at Richmond, than yor
had under the one which You once sup
ported? When you look upon your wives
and children, is the solicitude you fee
for their future fate lightened by hope
or is it darkened by cloud of despair
We leave the reply to your own con
science and judgment as before.
Oh husband and father, man anI
brother. by your love to your wives, t
your God, by your regard for your owI
offspring, answer these questions candid
, ly and without passion. Terrible will b
D the remorse and punishment Of him whC
) influenced by the wild frenzy Of ia
{ times, and blinded with rage, refuses {
answer them Alright.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, .
Nashville, Tenn, April Is, 1861. s

Mr. BYRD DOUGLAS:
DEAR Sir: am gratifed with the loyalty
and patriotism manifested in your favor Of
to day. rendering money to- aid, in placing
Tennessee ia state OF defense. 1t is such
assurance of devotion, on the part Of her
sons that ennObles our State, and will make
her future, as the past has heene glorious and
heroic. 1t may be that in my responsible
ties as Chief Executive officer of the State, /
will have to take advantage Of your gener-
Gus Offer. When that emergency shall arise,
| doubt not, others OF your iellow-ctizers
will come to the rescue Of our State in its
present peTilous condition.
am respectfully
Your obsdient servant,
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
Could anything be more liberal or mu
nificent? Thousands of dollars. Princely
benefactor! Now let us see
- now IT. ENDS.
4 Something more than two weeks ago
Gov. johnson published the following
notice:
Il Tennessee Prisoners IN st. Louis.
ST. Louis, No, March 10, 1862.
Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, B,ig Gnral end
Military Govanor, NgshoiHe, Tenn
DEAR SIN There are daily discharged
| from our hospitals. citizens of Tennessee,
] formerly belonging to the rebel army, who
! have become coDyalescent aud have taken
! the oath Of allegiance 10 the U. S. Govern
ment. They are in our streets without the
means OF living, or Of returning TO their
homes The Commanding GeneI9l can rem
der them no assistance it is not within the
province Of this commission. nor are our
meaus adequate TO the object aud private
| generosity has been 20 long and so Geyeiely
taxed that 10 ought not 10 be relied ou
Cannot your State furnish transportation
and Subsistence for them promptly return
home
Very respectfully, for
Western Sanitary C9m'u
L. X. HAZARD, in
s. Ssc'y pro. ten
In view Of the foregoing statement te ell
called upon 10 appeal nor only 10 the chari
table, hut especially 30 those who have been
instrumental IN reducing their misguided Eel.
low-citize0s To this sad degree OF suffering
and who have been c0-laborers 10 the unholy
work in which hey were engaged, 10 COM
forward and contribute TO their relief.
Any monies 50 cOntribuied aud Geposl ed
with the Secretary Of State viii DE- promptly
applied TO that purpose
ANDREW JOHNSON
Executive OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, March -, ls6Z.
Now, how much do you suppose Ties,
gentlemen have contributed for these poor
unfortunate discharged soldiers? Nay
how much do you suppose has been con
tributed by all Nashville Secesh? Nor
SINGLE DOLLAR. Shame, shame upor
such hollow-hearted pretenders to liber-
atty. Matthew VI 2. II
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Sccesh Charity Bcgius at Home and
Ends at the same Place.
Row IT BEGINS.

HON 1T HEdlNE.
About year ago the following gener-
Gus and patriotic offers appeared in some
of the journals of this city:
DIR. ROBERT MART1N requests US to sag to
the people that, being little too old TO vol
unteer for active service, be proposes 10 give
bis professional service TO the families of
those who do 60, gratuitously during tbeil
absence. Doe Iii7
The teachers in the pablo Schools, IN
view OF the heavy demands that will neces-
sariIy be made upon the city in the present
crisis, have with liberality worthy Of all
commehdation, proposed TO devote their
services to the schools during the month Of
juue free OF charge. s.....=
Attention Germans.
l will give medical attention free TO the
Families of the members of the Nashville
Rife Company during the time they are in
the service of the South. Also TO the fami-
lies of members Of other Volunteer comps
MES in the service.
ap2S-f p. HARSH, M. ID.
10 the Bureau OF Military supplies.
We have over ten theassiitai pounds of Heui
on hand, which the Davidson county Mill
tary Companies can have for bullets, by
leaving their moulds at our place, free OF
charge.
APPS .0 HENDERSON BROS.
A Noble and Patriotic Example.
We have the qualification Of publishing u
correspondence between Byrd Douglas, OF
this city, and his Excellency, Governor Har-
ris, which illustrates the patriotic devotion
of one of our worthy citizens 10 the cause OF
Tennessee, that will enroll his name among
The most patriotic of our age. 1t will be
seen that Mr.. Douglas has authorized the
Governor TO draw his draft for thousands OF
dollars 20 aid him in nlaeing Tennessee in a
state Of defence. This patriotic example is
worthy of imitation by other wealthy citizens,
and we doubt not that many will come for
ward with their contributions, IS the Legis-
lature has failed TO provide for the defence OF
the State. Mr.. Douglas will be remembered
as the gentleman who, last winter. presented
the Governor of South Carolina with enc
thousand dollars for the same purpose:
CORRESPONDENTS.
NASHVILLE, April 18th, 1861.
To His ErcslIency, IsHA, G. HARRIS. Govgnor
Of Tennessee:
SIR hold myself in readiness to honor
your draft on me for thousands of dollars TO
aid you in placing Tennessee in state Of de-
fence.
i doubt not that there are many Others
quite as able, and morepatriotic than myself
who will come to the rescue of our State 10
its perilous position
lam most respectfully your ob't serv't,
BYRD DOUGLAS.
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Pnhlic Sale.

AZ. III pE soLD, AT ruBuC AUCTION ~
w The highest bidder for cash, int 8. Treasury
Noios, or spec u, at the'u. = tfrmerly Doyle CO.
PACKING ROUSE. IN Nashville Tenn cd 70 O'Clock,
81 on SAruRuAl,Apri 1911, lsli, about $4,000
ms. OF YORK CTEACKLf =, eanturod
naTn the rehais q MAriEElf
Apfi iG-td tapiuu Com sub.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

Humphrey Marshal. g. exceedingly no.
popular. mos, men hate min. aud even or.
binary cEai-s and benches csg'i ,sl him,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

or We have been absent necessarily
from our post for several days Our
readegs have been gamers rather on this
account as our duties have been faithful
ly performed by gentleman who is one
Of the Union Sharp shooters" whose gun
never flashes or urisses It's mark.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16
Cow Straved.

$500 frRAHED f'om The Clpto Hill, on
A ~ tho 18Th day Of March. lsG2, % Durham
@ft13s-ty cow within ;ew daysoi the calling;
1919 -?ecklei Cow with ret neck and
split 10 th8 car Any person thar " ill return her on
give Interrogation pi her whcfeabOuir Will b. hand
sonely fewardad bygiviug doe INFORMATION % Mr..
Cray. on the Charlotte Pike. ap 1870
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

There are lot of Secessionists about this
city who have heretofore exerted them
selves, and used their means, TO procure
others to join the rebel army. These men
under the promises that houses would be
furnished their families, and their wants
looked after, have gone into the army;
some have sickened and died, others fell
at Donaldson and other places, while a
large proportion Of them are to-day
within the forts of the Government as
prisoners of war, and their only prospect
ofever again seeing theirfamilies depends
upon the mercy of the Government
against which they took up arms. And
vet these SecessiOnists are to-day walking
the streets Of this city, surrounded by
luxury, while the wives and children Of
these deludcd men are begging through
the streets; without the courage to go,to
the field themselves and fight against the
'Hessians and hordes Of tyranny which
LINCOLN was pouring upon the South for
its subjugation," have remained. at home,
discussed the efficiency of pixies, saw the
Federal troops enter the city, and now
meet in back rooms and secret places
and pour out their affected vituperations
upon the "bluecoats" and indulge them
selves in the delusiye hope, that the UNI
ortunate army Of the Confederacy will
return and deliver them. Such courage,
such chiyalry, brave in words, but weak
action, and great God! such retribu-
lions as await them.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

We firmly believe that kindness and
forgiveness should be shown by che loyal
people to the deceived mass of disloyal
lists who have been led astray by wicked
and crafty leaders. We always intend
to draw a broad line of distinction be-
tween the devil who tempted and Eve
who yielded to the wiles of the devil
We look with love and tenderness upon
the victims of the fraud, but the head Of
the serpent must and shall be crushed
II seems TO us the climax of impudenee
for such men as BUCKNER, BREcKNRD9E
Gov. HARMS, &c, to protest against any
severe measures on the part Of our Gov
eminent, or to deprecate the horrors of
bloodshed. Such hypocritical language
reminds one of certain French fellow
who having murdered his parents under
circumstances Of great barbarity, was
tried and convicted On being asked by
tic Judge if he had any reason 20 give
WHY sentence Of death should not be
passed on him, he replied, "May it please
your Honor, think the Court ought "a
b a,ereifR to a poor oPlan!"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

wEpNEsDAY MoRNNe, APRIL 10. Isea.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

Ahe Great battieS OF Modern Ntn1es'
From comparison of the great ID tic
of Pittsburg, which was fought on fun
day and Monday, the 9th and al OF
April inst, with the following list, i5r
be seen that with the exceptions OF jena !
Friedland, Wagram, and Waterloo, the
struggle is the greatest in the list, look
ing TO the numbers engaged. At WaRam,
the French lost $4,000, and the Apstrians
$4,000; and at Waterloo The losses of
the French were $4,000, while those Of
the Allies amounted to 10000. The en-
tire loss at Wagram was 61,00OS and at
Waterloo 62,500 Next TO these ranks
the battle Of Jena, 47,100; Eylau, between
the French and Russiens. $4,000; and
Austerlitz, $1,000. The loss on both
sides at Pittsburg was probably between
10000 and 10000 - t-
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

Russians and Austrians, commanded
Gen. Kutuson, the Emperors being present
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

,,0 AUsrBRLTz-( Dec. 2, 1869
Frencs, under the Emperor
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-16

MARENGO-lJune IA. lS60.l III
French, under Bonaparte, $1,000
Austrians, commanded by Melas. 40 600.
Killed and wouuded--French. e,00G; Aus
trians, 5000 s1f 1e
Prisoners - Ffenchy l,000; Anstrians
A mn
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
REWARDS.

OK REWARD-LOsT, ON THE 9pH INST, A WHITE
10 poodle Dog with tan spot bis back green velvet
coli marked with the initials NJ. L. Apply 2O West
FOul 1centh street
aIQ .REwARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY ONE VINO
,DlU viii procure me situation u clerk in Wholesale
rof UOcery tea store copyis in Office;
furnish best city reference and wiling for
$3 or a. pov week. Apply TO O. Crook, i5f Pearl sire
Brooklyn.
q IN REwkRD.-LOsT, BY YOUNG LAD. IN GOING
spCO t'Trand for his employers Saturday morning
pocket book co 'anine two hundred and Gpy dollars anil
chang, Ives. tens and tyenes on the Phonix
Seventh Ward Taa esmens Broaiway and other
The above reward VI be paid the Under returning Il
w. White Co, No ", Grand street, up stairs or 10 G.
Hudson, Pacific Bank, s,70Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
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HESTAURANTg

Iohi GOODS EXCHANGE, NO 100 DUANE STREET =
Eea variety Of the most select dishes for Lunch or
Dnner me oysters, the best Of Wines md I1uore 80 ~
and Lger Bier QDdoubtedy by far superior 10 anv h ~
bokep. ''""" "fA novel; 10
The New York herald., 1862-01-13

GAVE YOUR MoNEY-A. PARKER A CO.. NO 253
~ Washington street. southeast OF Murray are sell
Ing choice city smoked Hams, warranted at cents; best
Family Soap box Of " pounds at ~ cents.
I1NIoN ENVELOPES AND PAPER. ALSO SEVERAL
~ varieties oTpaekcts put for the navy Par.
ucuars free Ia cculars Samples OF envelopes and psper
sent Tree BY mat HAsgINs A co, 80 Beekman street
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY l3 1862.
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

HELP WANTED-MALEs.
4 GRNrs-NorHTNG WHICH HAS BEEN BROUGHT
p1'ce cREHTED RissT Gs 'saFc srcE Ha'i mas fuRoRE
as hs aIEAS '5fy li.l af5s PorasLE WRITING DESK
TINS dssA ENTIREIys ] sfIfSEih.ss NEW AND NOVEL.
in one article II obtained favor with the public once
and the tSs IN Few s
ana S0%pssd to stop the s W s
UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND
For the soldier this desk is just the thing being 30 sh
ana p'ra0ec caRaHED insi I d" Il IN THE KNApsAcK
Those having friends in the army should not fail 70 send
IN % ss g e.s Ssn
ws ae sd a
papers ana hss6 ssflfs NSEIcEs
Agents whose orders been iled will be At
s1sssnf
9 Sheets Ladies' Billet Paper. Fine Steel Pens
Enssos SSss Bist!ns
8 Bun Envelopes. Accommodation Pen.
lFrom the New York Tribune, Jan 81
TEE MCCLELLAN wRrrINo DE.K-Among the numerous
articles for brought I'M notice nSh
Messrs lately Co. No ls Nassau street who are n en-
inapsaeE Each Desk large quantity of writing
extremely price Of twenty-five cents we understand
s % Is % mas Sssn s Potomac but h bse o.
fused.
s. anoz
o. what AG:s e ess Es re n1
portable boz Contrivance which contains eighteen sheets
various sized note paper; eighteen envelopes 70 match
pencil sheet ,s.
little sssscon'snts and ai-is but IS cens j. casey
Co.. lO2 Nassau greet getters up Of this affair How
and we presume they do 10; intend we shall.
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

ON DEMANDE IMaEDIATEMENT UYE BONNIE
~ Francaise SGssexse, pour pendfe son de
isns sadreser peIsonaemen au No so Est 2ime rue,
ga hcure..
TTNE JECNE FILE FRANCHISE, SACuANr PARLFR
u peu langlai desire placer dams famle
CONNIE femme de chumbre bonne denfant. Sadresser
au No, 70 White ST.. dams le basement
The New York herald., 1862-01-13

WHO WOULD NOT 60 WHERE FORTUNE $500
w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
phetes the best Of all and cannot be exceed Can he
suited personally by letter. all affairs Of fe
Ing law sts journeys absent friends love- courtshp
ragc health, wealth. and who reclaim drunken and
faithful husbands Miss w. is the only person n this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian asans for love,
good luck aud all business affairs and guarantees
fe Delay not consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
opposite Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-13

A AsTONIsHING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
N daughter, has gift OF foresight; tells how and
how often you viii marry, aud all you wish TO know, even
your very thoughts pay. Lucky charms free. Her
equal is not 20 be found. Her Magic Image Is in ful
operation-ISi Ludlow steet, below Houston. Price 70
cents. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald., 1862-01-13

10th REGIMENT CAMERON RIFLES)-COLONEL
10 s. NJ. Eniott-Companes, parts Of companies, un
invited Join this regiment in barracks
Staten Island The Hon. simon Cameron secures this
S each personally IS each will be paid TO
son furnishing these recruits Apply to MajorA CASTLE
square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23
GNOreestet Daily Spy.

Worcester POHt Onice-Sunmer ArraneCntlt
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and Now Han
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, $40 and
are due at 100 p. m.
dale Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, N H., at SEC a. IN
and 80 p m and due 9l5 a. m and zoe D. N.
Princeton and East Princeton, At 80 D. and is due Al
CITY Of Boston 80 aud 800 H. u TO- 3 ard 500 p
m. and due NJ 81, $50 d. ni $50 and 65 m.
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Masss-
chusets-SV0 N, and sOu D. m and are due at $40
a. m, $50 and 6,l5 p. m.
Rhode islaniLExcept towns the Worcester and
d &c al $40 .. m, anu $50 p IN.
western All towns in Massachusetts West Of Wor
cester,) S 4. m, and are due at l2,45 ?. m.
Albany western New York and Western States 90
a. NJ and 90 m; and dBe at u, AS and 045 p. m
Springfield 500 and 90 p m. and are due at 80
g. M r. IS and 10 IS p. n.
London counties So a. M. and 800 and are due
at l2.45 and 1915 p m.
Towns line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1890 a. m
nd are due at ais am.
New York city and,Southerr States Q 80 a. m and at
300 and SIS p m; and are due at 800 a, and at $50
and 10 IS m.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana North
Dana, d West Rutland, IS m, and are due 90
Holden, Rutland, North Rutlsnd, Hubbardston. Cold
Leicester s45 a. IN, and $50 m and are due at 3 o.
Mnlbury, and West Millbury $50 M, and $3.50 p. m
and are due Al $40 a. H. and 6.3e p. m,
Shrewsbury, BIS .. m, and is due al 600 a
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavlle $50
m; and are due at $50 p. m.
birmingham, South framingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodville WestborO'. Northboro SOuthboro' Corda
Vile and Grafton l2 10 p M; ard are due at 80 a. IN
Milford, Menj0n, HOllistOn, Bolton. Berlin $50 a NJ
and 500 p and are due at $50 a. SIS p. m
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is close
at this Office on Sunday at : 90 O'Clock D.
ofiee hours from 6,45 a. M, to 500 p. m. Sundays
from ltOOto 1910 a. III. j. NJ. EARLE p.
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

CO. ny LouH CURE. About seven vears aco I
dpcad ~ Neiy heavy cold, which cune TO me Win
pan Inv in HNGr IT. medicine constantly ron,
WEAK "a no apr ctkc; part OF the time too
st't ~ Mdlk' night sweats. which reCured NO Ia
saHtIW cb %IT1ins pain in every Joint my body CEN
hannv vrntch an n word | was poor, miserable un
hSgSbea" lnGNsS.ns and must have taken al least
ul hauseous edicnes, OF one Kind and onoth
H. E DTt 10 no good purpose as grew worse every dsV
nv III went 70 Dr. Hill who succeeded in curing n
hin Hn9 uellgttul sr stem treating disc asrs IN
ci Ie PARENT not required tn take nasty mpdi-
All e. was lnOruughlN cured in about three months
no 70 n ~ NIL who will elect speedy cure M
aim W, price charged by other physicians, and no
'"' "'e"''ihes' 10 DC wei shak en- before taken
r ~, mn, 90, JOHN TRASK Providence II
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Menieints.
= VETERINARY SURGERY

81 VETERINARY SURGERY
Es32zAN The undersigned has procured a stand ot F
SSKN NJ. STOCkWELLS Stable, No Mecbani,
49, street where he is ready at all times to an
swer the calls of those who desire his sen in
the treatment of tine diseases incident TO Horses
and Cattle. Patients visited at the stable
All orders for the spayng of Cows promptly attended
to. BY this operation they become permanent mixers
1t unattended with danger and amply repays the own
with gem supply of milk at season when thu
article is usually scarce.
lnfirmary at No. Is Mechanic street.
WILLARD f. RICHARDS,
IS dawtf Veterinary Surgeon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23
Or Hills practice is Wholly on the botanic principle
ana there ore upon natul al iuIn, alton.
ID Il II ] L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
D. SO M"in Street, Worceser

. ~ W WORDS TO YOUNG MEN-Durirr tbe nroc
uee oil nteen years liz. i has come in eortact " itb
Almost hnuheraDe cases OF Debility uccasiuned h
ar auhl haIlt OF solitary self abuse They continue
70 warn all Young men VIII not afflicted TO avoid
las they value their lives, to advise ali v he M
tFFo99ie1 WIN The habit o. its consequences where
el can pc CURED C shcl trouble and them know
the are DISASTERS resulting i'll the attcndal GO of fhc
III ,ihle IL Is no gEeruUn 10 three lo ms
u 'he insane owe their maadN to this hOrrd habit Ihe
prOpretols Of Insane Asylums corruhnraIe The stat
heht ana II me victim escapes il sany or idoc, Nct lie
She Is entirely united Tor the real pie assures of lite
elmer III or OUT OF The dome site crclewith pocreaye
powers ruined, afflicted with disrust ever doubi or
Ms friends, III fact, perfect hypUchUndrac what is he
nj Tor but 90 he cast out and die Attend h m at once
an YOU VINE are I'D lced To this miserable habit or il
may ne 700 late ana you may so down dishOuored
gavG hardly Mt to meet the God who gave you the pow
eis when You have made instead If a brsslf q
as ucy were intended. There exists NOT in The u hfe
Motlu an OBJECT more loathsOmc OF mis-, rablc Lan me
wish for happiness and heaven - ~ 40 9oH
Dr mn practice is wholly the botanic principle
anu therefore upon natural foundation, fF'S'
once NO ~ Vain street orCeser omen from n II,
ton. f> -'V~N4'e Pl"hpt "tleh