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20. How should we regard it? Ps.
cxxii: 60; cxxxvii: 5, 6. 1 John iii: 10.
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The New Book of Government.

1t strikes an humble pastor very
strangely that there has been no discus
sion of the "New Book" in our papers.
Is it because the Church supposes a new
Constitution "thrice rewritten by an
estimable D. D., and supervised by learn
ed divines and amended by the Assem-,
bly,, is therefore perfect?
Is it not rather because the Church is
waiting to see it issued complete before
attempting to discuss its merits? This
is the case with the writer. Many OF
us want no nea0 Book at all. We want
the old, and if changes are found neces-
sary by experience, let them be made in
the simplest possible way and in the few
est possible words.
Whole sections and chapters of the
copy as it came from the Committee
looked more like dissertation on Church
Government than a Form of Govern
ment. Some of the changes are Of great
moment, especially that which convert:
the Assembly into the Executive arm fol
the management of the secularities o.
the Church. Others may be mentioned
but 1 did not take up my pen to fine
fault. will wait till l see it. My de
sign now is to ask that the Presbyterie'
will not be hsSty in adopting the Bool
at the Spring meetings. Nothing il
gained by haste. Let us wait until i
can be discussed by the press. Wemee
twice year; it ought at least to lie ovel
for discussion from one Presbytery to thu
next. The full discussion of fundamen
tai changes in the Book of Government
are far more important than the praise
worthy (9 attempt to enGghten q oul
Northern friends on the Assembly's &C
ton about colored ordination. Howeve
the latter consumes much stationery
while the former seems to attract no at
tention. j. B. S.
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For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
Sin Leads to Death.

"He that pursueth evil, pursueth it to his own
death. "-PROv. xi: 10.
The human heart naturally loves evil,
and no wonder then, that it pursues it.
1t seeks after sin, some in one way, some
another.
1. Men follow after evil eagerly. See
how they will break through all restraints,
and make every sacrifice to crafty sinful
desires. Look at the pursuit of the cove
tous man after glttering gold, of the
drunkard after the intoxicating cup, of
the wording after pleasure. See how
they will go on from one degree of wick
edness to another; more and more bur-
dened in sin, farther and farther from
God.
2. They pursue evil often in opposition
to cOnoiction and the accusations Of con-
science. How many times do solemn
providences, personal Affections and fami-
ly bereavements seem to cry in the ear
of such man" Escape for thy life !"-
but he rushes on to sin. The Gospel
cries-"Flee from the wrath to come %
but he treats it as a delusion. When
we look at such things, we may we'll
say" Madness is in their hearts while
they live, and after that they 60 down to
the dead" "He that pursueth evil, pur-
sueth it to his Darn DEATH" This death
includes many things.
/ l. Sometimes it is the death of his
reputation. Often has it blighted the
fairest characters, and degraded those
once highly esteemed. ga wicked man
is loathsome, and cometh to shame" Is
there anything honorable connected with
sin? What is there lovely about swear
er, liar, black guard, a gambler, or a
drunkard? What kind of reputation
does thief, a miser, an extortioner, an
oppressor deserve? What honor is it to
be an infdel or an atheist? None-for
there is no honor in any thing that comes
from forgetting God and running into
the ways of sin.
2. 1t is often the death Of health. 1t
leads many into excuses, revelry, dissi-
patton that waste the health of the body,
and bring on disease and death. Many
are let down in the prime of life just be-
cause they have eagerly pursued eui7
8. 1t is the death Of happiness. God
has said, "There is no peace to the wick
ed" "Woe to the wicked, for it shall be
ill with him" "The wicked are like the
troubled sea, when it cannot rest" 1t
would be strange if God allowed those
who pursue evil, who trample upon his
law, and despise the grace of his gospel,
to be'happy. He never can.
4. 1t is the death Of the sou. All who
die in impenitence and unbeief, die in
their sins, and go down to the grave with
their guilt on their own heads, and it
will rise with them to Judgment. "The
wages of sin is DEATH" o that death of
the soul! 1t is Punishment from God
from all good-from heaven. 1t is to be
tormented by sin and despair in hell,
where is weeping and wailing, and
crashing of teeth" 1t is all this forever!
Lord, God of truth and grace,
Teach us that death to shun. "
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a whole college of learned professors
could find in lifetime. lam acquainted
personally with the owner of small,
poor farm, upon which there was patch
of two or three acres in one of the fields
of peculiar brown colored clay, so poor
that the crops never paid for ploughing
it. Since the war, party of Northern
men have leased it, and this barren patch
proves to be bed of the finest amber,
eight or ten feet thick, and'is shipped to
New York in large quantities for paint,
and will yield a fortune to its present
owners. The old Virginia farmer who
had been ploughing over or around it all
his life, never suspected that it was worth
ten times more than the residue Of his
entire tract of land.
Want of time prevents me from wrl-
ting more for this number; but if it will
be acceptable to you and your readers, |
will hereafter resume the subject and
point out the characteristics of some of
our most valuable minerals and their uses
especially those that are valuable to
the farmer as fertilizers. For instance,
it may be interesting to many to know
that in Rockbridge, Botetourt and other
Valley counties, where fine white barytes
for commercial purposes is found in large
quantities, there are millions of tons, toe
much discolored to be used in the man
ufacture of paint, that is far more valu
able than Nova Scotia plaster on land
because it possesses more sulphuric acid
which is the life giving principle of the
plaster There is no reason why on'
single ton of plaster should ever be trans
ported to the locality where sulphate o
barytes is found. j. ID. lMBoDEN.
| THE Hammer
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Auasehnld Nntds,
The Little Robe of White.
BY MRS. S. T. PERRY.

In rosewood cradle baby lay;
Its mother was stitching, stitching away
On little robe of white.
One foot on the rocker, she hoped to keep
Her frolicsome baby fast asleep
To finish her work that night
In every stitch of the garment she wrought
That loving mother fastened a thought
Hopes for that little one
And smiled on her babe with happy pride
As it slept in its cradle by her side,
Till that little robe was DONE
Then she folded up the cambria and lace,
And kissed her little ones chubby face,
That smiled in its infant glee.
She tossed it up and down in the air;
How pretty you'll look, little babe, when you
wear,
That new little robe, said she.
In a rosewood coffin the baby lay
Its mother had wept the night away,
Watching its dying breath.
With it casped to her breast she prayed to keep
Her darling baby from going to sleep
In the cold, cold arms OF death.
They buried the babe in the garment just
wrought,
Whose every stitch held hopeful thought
From that loving mothers sight.
On the marble stone she wrote with tear,
"How many hopes lie buried here,
In that little robe of white.
! In the Saviour arms baby lay,
From its rosewood coffin far away,
| In the realms of love and light.
The angels garment had folded about
Its little form, which would never wear out
A seamless robe of white.
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