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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-28

- Mrs. Wilson, wife of Prof. Wilson, Hobart
college, writes :-"Your Machine is such q
benefit to mankind that | often feel as
though 'twould do me good to trumpet its
praises far and near. The one have is OF
the plainest kind, but l would not exchange
other maker
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Mrs. A. G. Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
t9ss, writes IL feel it to be both duty and
q pleasure to inform you with what satisfac-
lion and success have worked on the Gro
yer d Raker Machine for the past eleven
years. 1t is so simple in its structure that it
Is exceedingly difiioult to get it out of order
Both OF my little girls--one five and half
the other four years-can sow straight seams
on 1T without assistance"
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DIR. E. w. Row,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
~ Services To the community.
oFFICE-opposite Or. d. ii. Talieferro's
Drug store, ORANGE G. H., VA.
November Is, IS67.-Iy.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.-A
~ large lot just received and for sale by
C. II. McMJlRRAN & CO.. +
Culpeper' September %, leosl
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NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC,
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE.

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Spades, iShoyels, Coffee Mills, Rat Traps, sad
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We have also established Blacksmith
Shop aud are prepared to do all work in that
line, such as Machinery and Steam Engines
Goods andswork all warranted. All orders
will receive drompt attention. M
November % 1857.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-28

Mrs General Buell. testified 1--WE have a
Grover d Baker Sewing machine for seven
tucking, and everything that the fingers can
do. 1t is preferred over all others on account
OF its durability of work, elasticity and
simplicity of construction
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-28

lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Tpr,e,tiro
- Iinseed Oil and extra No. Kerosene OH
III. ID. TALL AFERR.
nPtli 70. loot. Drug Store
ZINE Toilet Soaps, CASTLE and brown
soap, superior Shaving Cream, for sale
December 8, 1867.
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SNOWDEN YATES
FOX SALE.

VI L received, one chest extra Green
Tea stu on hand Extra Portogiee s;a-
cheese; one case extra French Bra, 49, .,,r
hleale lilal purposes--alI sold cheap i,,retsb.
January 10, iSUs. SNOWDEN " 4-r--,ls
BACCO.--Crompton & Sou mo-
= -nlium valley Rose" Chewing 1olr5sn,. :
tishiander and Brown Dick Snlok mo 4t,,,ss.
hlcco; Havanna ana Domestic SEEMS ~
sale by CIiAsnf A. 7tut
November %, 1867. -1-'' = -
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FARM WANTER
INTER- EST NOTICE.

HIS it to give notice to alb person
= indebted to the old firm of Sneod Il Thorn-
s ss WIG nave 1alled to pay one years inter-
liH 70 law, on the LIST day of january 1888. to
collecI Inc interest now due also. for tho
is 1, Ee'I, 9aftles who fail to pay prompt-
A. THOMSON.
surviving Partner of Sneed & Thomson
December b. 1S67.-tf
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-28

O6 SA CKS Salt in Store, and for sale
~ Cheap for Cash. l00lbs. New Lard.
SNOW DEN YATES.
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QUITTING Axes, long and short ham
~ die Shovels, long handle Pitch Forks. 2i
boxes Axle Grease, just received and for sale
by III w KINttUtET nIS
December I3 1867
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EXPERIENCE THE GREAT TEACHER.

MRS. j. CROLY (Jennie June) tes-
~ titled 81 like the Grover & Baker Ma
other, should still want Grover & Baker:
and having Grover & Baker, it answers Q
purpose of all the rest. 1t does greater :,
riety Of work, and 1t is easier to learn than
any other"
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@t6ttee Neutefeit!
Senrp B. Sole.

SSs SUAS'
Geoers&iifer in Gqentaun. penn'a.
sHInibt baS Ynbifum auf feline eigene Sn-
tereIen aufmertiam 5u MAIDEN, babur6 baB CT
bemisIben an5sist, baB er iein @eiddft, ndmlid
. H @ Die @eberz&Iferei,
nod INNER fortlebt unb 5tpar oil ieinsm alten
StdnbplaSe IN Der Weit Samilton.StraBe, lib-
lite Seite, sto, 26, aIl,po er 9egenipdrtig oas
9rbBtt, bette, blsite, lbbnife nnD Woblfeilite
Iiortement Gsbers sWaaren
in oielr 9an5eu umsesenb auf Soano bat, llnb
aud flets balten ipirb, beifebcnb aus
Nlerlei Stdnner bon ben @rOBten biS 5u ben
stlrlulisu, augrrrt 3hprr DO, ssufpmufuJr.
nsn. BntterfdiIcr, unD tur3 ale artitel bic &C.
tpbbnIif In einem foI6sn GtabIiiement gebal>
ten perben.
llnb bu Diele Nrtifsl meiltentbes inter leiner
tiseneu Nuiiid,t unp cur6 ibn ielbit UerfertiSt
,peroeu-o ipirb fir eiien ieosn artitel Der feline
Bertitdtte berldBt, sutsciprc6cn.
sS9r bat aub cine berrte Nnsipabl Se-
fen .llnb &brbe auf Sano, nno tann iid 9eid-
fauS in bieier Siniidt nit irgenb eintm Sauie
bieles unb Der benabbarten 9auntieS, bniibtIi6
bon 9ou.rbaftstsit nnp giaisrct, mtiIcn
@ufet an lnb urtbeiIet fir gu6 icbit-uuo
Sbr iperbet aaes fnbcn ipic es an9eflbrt it,
s@- Slid Nrbet belorst er auf bic til3eIte
pln5ei9e uHc gu ben biQislfrn Yreisn
6enrp W. Sole.
Sanuar 81 nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
pruarr Arbtit.

Surd dc Nnf4an9 elmer Ger bsrGbmisn esrScus ednta
prtiIen. bn i'd nun in
See patriof 0rnceerei
rnSbH aae aitn pen Sndtrzar6s, idsn unS bias aust,
fu6rsn, Oe:
0eibsfte-Rarten. 6ebmIngs Sormnlare, Jirfu.
fare, Srs6tbriefe unS Sdnebias ume
psmpblets BON aaer ART, uno
elfen DrS6en.
Z. q. SfboaSs, agt.
a aasntaun, esdba eainp, qtnn'a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
Ser ipDbIfsile @argeIb
IrDfen<@ddrenz zStDbr.
9millfr, Sdreibfr unb Comp,


yso. 10, ST 0amilton Strabe, lQen.
taun. penn'a.
Nd6Ite Sbhre gu Der erltsn Watpnal @anf unb
9e9enilber Fem ,SIa,n oauic,"
baben oeben Gin pra6tbole6 enforcement bon
allen Nrten, bon Staple GinbcnI6cn uno
Sdnep Sroden. .8aaren,
gcfauft unb Dem neuliden 9roEcn SluttonSs Ier,
tnnf Der @itD bon Icu,Worf, empfunacn, unp
ofcrren nun bcm Yublrum al erltaunIid, mic.
oeren Staten, Sitter leDr ldrn all ben altcn
Erelcn. Die Samcn ipcllcn 10 9Itig Iein uno
i'm @ebddmib baIten, buB an bcm
Woblfeilen 8areelos sStobr
bon WtilIer S6rsiber unb Co. man aroRe Sar-
gains MAIDEN fam in Srofen.g8aaren gShnI6t
Sbr
Soitrefflibe prints,
10 rufet all bel Wiaer, S6reiber unb &c.. o(wo
Sbr pra6tbole NrtfeI finbe, al bon 10 bis II
Gents, ScOtet Sbr
9errlide Muslins
nctbi9 bobcn, 10 5eigcn iie @ud, an Wiacr.
Streiber uno Cos. Stobr, bon ben allerbeIten,
all ASreilcn bic Cure slugsn 6fFncn pcroeu. =
Sentt Sbr baran
Sine neue OreB
Su faufen, 10 becbrt NtiQer, S6reiber unp 60,
rlr o0ourd bdB Sbr bel ibnen anruft, unb Sbr
Fnoet Die meilt ldcnitc Scri6cpenbeit bon allen
ben
0tope!tie6 Der Sabresseit,
m niCoercren Yrcilen ul8 gcipDbnd, oil anbern
Yldben at9ercbnet pcrbcn Samcn bic
BeBe Giter, gmbroioeries II. {. 10,
III fanfen pinI6en, folIten c5 ia nidt berfeblen
Del yttler, Sdreibcr unb So, aniurufen. ilnb
ie mcroen an9cncbm ilberruldt ffblen penu Iie
>ic YrciIc bprcn.
Son Soop Sfirts
)abtn lic oaS bette N0ortemcnt in Der GitD. @us
ct filr DieicIbe an, bci @tllcr, S6rcber II. So.
sncnl SOpIinsS, GbefS. ScniumS, Sud-
eloatin9S, @amcroI StrtS S6aipIS,
lbwarje Sbibct einfadbc unb ppp-
petite, Sldntct ShaipIS Srcaffoit.
S6olplS, mo aQc onbere Slrtifet, ipeld)e
9cirobnib in cincm crIte GlafIc Srofcnpaa.
.en Stobr 9ebatcn ipercen, trifft man bel linen
an.-Sie boIten 9leidfaaS
gin 9ute6 enforcement bon Sud-, @afii.
mere6 uno Wann= uno 8naben
&leioun9 auf Sano.
e&~&leioer perben aud aUf bic til3elte Slns
ei9e uno an ben nepcritcn Yreifsn auf Setcl.
lng perfertigt all
9Rilter. Sbyeiber uno Go's.
gSoDfeilem Srofcnpaaren Stobr.
nea- -Sr9eiiet cs nibt bel ibncn an,urufen =
ddlte Shire gu Der crtcn Iationa 9anf, vi.
,utaun, va
Salluar Il, 1o0o. nqbb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

3es badltettieri,r5 gBctns
'FRer unb anbsre NeNen'
It I Mdsr 2anb, S4,5OO OC
Bfs tadiisInernss 8ctn.
III unS anfsrs @ubsnse>
etner Got bon 20 SUP
2f0 jug 9isfs, $500 90
Iss tadfeinsrnss Wptn.
Siau, nit elmer Got
If 5rcnt unb 2tO us
1000 90
9'e bdfisinGrnes Wctn.
Stau. nit elmer Got pon.
ont bel 2f0 }ub 5isfs, 10000
Got, 50 Gub Srpnt tti
Sisf:. 275 90
Got, 80 t}uB 5rort tst
Eirfe, 275 90
Got, 81 5us 5ropt Del
Etsfe, 275 90
Got, 80 SUP 5ront bei
Eisle. 275 90
Get, 80 5ub 5ront bel o.
Stsfe, 275 90
Got, 80 SUP 8rOnt BAL
tisfs, 275 90
sifff, 275 O0
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5isft, $50 90
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sttft, $50 90
.tsfe, $50 90
eet, 80 8u6 8ront BEL ''0 W
.tf. $50 m
ct, 80 SUP grOnt bel ~'O ~
5tsfe, 2 O 90
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1isfe, $50 90
Cot. 80 SUP 5rCnt bri
:isfs' $50 90
Got, 80 5u6- 8ront Tel
.tsff, $50 90
Got, 80 SUP 5rOnt tsi
.dtsfe, $50 90
Got, 80 8ss 8rOnt bd
:Jisft $50 90
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.i'fr, 25O 0
Got, 80 8u6 5rUnt tsi
,isff, $50 90
Got, 80 8us 5rons bel ~
Cot, 80 SUP 8ront tei N'' -
thfe, $50 90
lot'' % SUP 8ront eli N'' W
iefs. $50 90
Cot % SUP sront BET N'' "
.tsfe. $50 90
Got, % 5ub 5ront BET
life, $50 90
) 9tnannie gisenttum lisat In benz
9aOills, eeha @auntp, unb III isst |
bppa.
sotte @runb, 80 Gde
so 5uB 5itfs, $50 OOI
'otte @runb, 80 Sue
so SUP Siefs, $50 0Ol
sotte 9runb, 80 5u6
so SUP 5iefe, 25 OOI
aoits @rune, 80 Jue
so 5ue 5iffs, $50 COL
'Otte @runb, 80, SUP
so Gu6 Stsfs, $50 90 |
lotte @runb, 80 Sue
80 SUP Stsfe, $50 O0l
.Otte @runb. 80 SUP
so Sup stsfs, $50 0
'tern fnb Bon ben f&Snftn Sau,
In SGnsdsuille. ee6a Gaunts.
aidet Siebt etnen Yreis
rb 5tettler uno Sbnefs.
sum 8srtauf fub IA Druderei
Islahsn tpotbsn.
januar z 1868, no
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Huupt SWthFt
gebaube NIT I .
Gin 3psiRGdisss ID
tauS, Staa un
bdubf, NIT etne
5ront bst 210 |
Gin 3wstfSdissS bd
baus uno Sia
BON 20 5a6 s,
Shfc,
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tauS unb Staa
20 5uB 6rUnt {
gIns iGBne Got,
2l0 5us Giff:.
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2i0'5 5ub Sisfs,
G!Ee iaSns Got,
2i0 SUP Gtsfe,
Cine I66ne Got,
2l0 5ab Sisfe.
Cine frGae Get,
2i0 5u5 Stsfs,
Cine Ia5ns Got,
210 5u6 Siffs,
Cine i&5nr Got,
210 5ub Sifff,
Giar iG6ne Got
200 5u6 5isft,
@ine fG6ns Got, ;
200 6aB Shfs,
&inf fG6Re Got !;
ZuU OuB plete,
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200 5u5 Shfe,
Stne fG6ne Got,
200 5ub Steff,
@ine iG6ne Got, {
200 Gu5 9tsfe,
Cine lGGnr Got,
200 5ub 9isfe.
eine fG5ne Got,
200 5ub 9isff,
stnr faSns Got,
200 5u6 Sisfe,
sine f&6ne Got.
200 Gub Stsft
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200 5us Siifr,
&ine I6Tne Got, /;
200 Jue Ehff,
5inr f@Tns Got,
200 5u5 Stfe
. ne fGtne Got,
200 Sub Sttfs,
Zine f&Gns Got. !;
200 SUP stfs,
sIne f6Bne Got, :
21O 5ue Stefe.
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21O 8ub Stsfe,
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2fO 8uB Sisfs,
s@@as baS atlI
blutshpsn @utbabi(
Idpn letr tpsrtbppa
Sine fG5ne eotte
sSrDnt bet 250 e
Stne fGSns 9otte
Sront bel $50 s
Sinr fGbne 9Utte
5rrnt tsi $50 8
Gins lt One eoite
5rpnt bel $50 s
stne f&6ns 9otte
6runt Eel $50 s
Zine fa5ne eotte
Grcnt tti $50 8
Zine fGGns aUite
5rcnt bel $50 8
@-Dis p6iern
liiaen 9rlfssn In q
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gBurlfmafAinen, gRurittridter,

M,If,r un6 0abdr 3 ure 6clsfdan.
8utIasrmiT,r. S6sun. SaFsmiiStea 8datsi'
fen rpn btIoncs.s au!tr {rt 1obl5l uno 9ampsn.
6obtsrfebr Rattm- uRb MauefaIlsn grtr unb
8sIls. nsbf ttasm aUesmsInn 9Ouat9 BON Giirn.
waartn DEFENDERS fiir 9auatatture unp 9aurrei
III batsn teL .
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25, 600 SifetS an 81 raS stlf-Seine Sldnl

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Ja6r9ang 4l.
sSegrsssaC 3 q, a SOS.
Die 3ltbuns bro srOetn @ulbspias
0eI0enf~ llnternebmenS

tii unIdpten nwcrbsn. @swar ban untssnebm.rn
unmbsiida, tis 81 Der frttsI argtsstene i3eit ct.
nsn tinIGn9lihen Bfiauf pon Side 8 su Derfau.
Ten une atlfs In 5etSriss 8erfitidaft 1u trineen,
I'M Die 3iftun8 pcrIunsbmsn. Die 3ietuna Gpa
nun auf ben 22afn 5thruar 1868 ilaHfnssn,-
bsl psl4rr @sissenaeIt fte la psr foleenben eHe
anB'fii9rtsn Yrsfr wstbsn psrtbstlt purn
uTNe m e etS ba d t.-9eer ten
pel9e SiGets verfauft pher nod In @e>
lib baten, miiiien Dor benz Sage Der
3ifbun@ oas 0elb pb, Die Si6cts ben
llnterSeiAnetrn iibrrIiefern. Gein Sidet
ppfitr baS Gelo ni1t eingeliefert 1T,
fam einen 9reis Siebeu, uns ipllten fol,
9e uSrefer" pOrfcmmen, fp fnb bicIel>
ben nctbwenbiger gSrile ais null unb
niAtig 5u betra6trn,
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Gin neueS @e16Gft.

Die llnter3tidnctcn 9ebeu bierburb W0b.
ribt, bab lc iccbcn cin
NeueS Gonfsftondr Gtablifsment,
nno jtpor In @oblcn'S @ebdubs in Der 7ten
StraBe. SpiIdeu Der Samtcn unb Qinrsn, in
Gacntoun, erCHnct babeT, oIIpc iie aac Srtcn
Der beitm
Scnfetticner 8oaren. gsdfe, &op6, &c.
an 4reilsn ccrtaufm wcrprn, weIde bic gSclt
rItdunen mnB &ufet al unb urtbeiltt fur Gub
lcIbit-olIeS 1T ,,funfeliafcnsu nsu" unb frii6
-untsrprtaufcn IaheH lc lid, ndt = unb oIs
nsue snfdn9er bitten iie i'm 8cnsisten 3uipru6.
Sliuer S. Sbned,
s. SIS. 9adenbab. >
Dec. II, 1867. nq1aR
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sSebler Der eSuacno.

ONHitt WI OOubeHp|
Gin 5frr rsr felt Satrrn All nsrpjIsr Debit.
tat, fttbJeltisen 8erfaas litt, unS al ben Gfrf.
tan juSsntIihfF unbfSahlamffit, pitb fir Bic
leiosnbs W'nl4tsit, alien bic &c n5t6is tatrr,
elm 8e;cpt nnb anpsIluna SisfsS slnfaGsn @it
tells ,afsnSsn. bur4 wetasS er eurirt wurps.-
9seents Die bur& ole @rfatrung bee 8sfasnt.
maGss 81 profirsn wtinl&sn, f6nnfn ttrr Gpuii.
ri&ten an Sptn D. Ssbsn,
glc. t3 Gtautr St, 81 gOrf.
HeS 81 1867 nal s
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Sefentlt6e 8enbm.
Nuf Samfass ben25iten Sanuar, 1868

SA OAHIA"Sp ItH%OI1tH )bHuhtI ICOO
iOatn am SuuIe pcS llnterjcibnetcn, In @aId-
iugton Sauni6p, 2e6a Gountp, fc9cnre Nrtifel
ouf rifentIbtr Scnpu berfduft pcrccn, ndm.
lid
3pcibrsipfcrbe 8dgen, Gin jpeigduS Baacn
Gin Springspagen, g8agcnbcbbDs, Gin Sol,.
l1littcn, SocuIeitern unb S6cmeI, cine gfcrbc.
9eipalt unb @aIdiue, gBeli6tcrnIddIer, g8inb.
mGbc, Strobbanf, Gin 6utterl6ncibcr, cine
Saebril, cine Got &etten. Yflhgc llnb Gg9cn,
Spc SrudItrtffe, 4fcres8eIdrr bon allen Srttn,
ein 9rcuSidgC, Gin SoI5ofen, Elm 8cbenofcn
bsioc nit Scbr cine Got 9tehen uno @abcn, cine
Got &cttepIirdnaennp S6ippcn, cine PHugSpagc
Siai6eibe, uno font nod bice Nrtitel gu
pritlduftig 81 mCIbCn.
Die 8Cciu9ungcu om @utauf6ta9 nb Nuf,
pdrtun3 bon
Sarp6 SlpE
December "a. 1867 nqbS
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suti ,. 1867.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

3ipsi portref1i6e @dbrm, bar
llnter cine CUTE Sattelmdbre, ein
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rHEGATE CITY
0ak Yess1sR In.

! They are the hope Of the c6untry, the a.
pectasion Of the Church. In : veey few
years, they will be the actiys men Of their
generation. The present will be the past,
aad the future will be in their hands.
Among them are the coming rulers Of the
country, the educators Of the people. The
lawyers, the doctors, the preachers Of the
gospel, the men Of influence and power in
all public and private positions for the next
thirty years, are among those who are Just
entering upon youthful manhood. Some of
them may now be among the focks like
David, or with the herds, like Amos, or q
their nets, like Simon Peter and Andrew his
brother, or at the pillow, like Cincinnatus in
the field, and We may know little OF the spe-
cifc destiny of individuals; jet We may have
no doubt that in the ranks OF these self same
young men stand those who are to bear the
mould that which il to ensue.
1t is no wonder that they are objects of in.
tense interest to all thoughtful minds. It
would be strange if parents were not deeply
solicitous for the welfare Of their sons, even
beyond the measure of natural affection.
For if the sons be not s'as plants grown up
in their growth give no promise of . pros
porous and useful fnture-what hope 10 there
either of support and comfort from them in
declining age, or dwell being for society and
the churches? In truth, Ne are shut up to
the alternative Of gloom and dependency
(save in Omnipotency) if hope for the future
cannot be derived from the character and
Conduct of the young men just ready to take
our places
How significant, then, are the growing dis
tinctive qualities of these young menl How
Justly may good men carefully scrutinize their
upon that which is to comet
With what intenseness may they fix their
eye upon the steps and motion Of every
young man within the sphere Of their obser-
vations. Let no young man think himself
Vermont Chronicle.
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heavenly Uony.r.at,on.

When the famous Bishop Usher and Dr.
Preston, who we're very intimate friends
were talking together after much discourse
of learning and other things, the Bishop
would say. "Come, Doctor, one word Of
Christ now before We part
Christians who owe their all TO Christ
should be often talking Of Him. And surely
those who know tho worth of souls cannot
but be concerned for their ignorant, careless
neiahbors; which concernedness shonld put
US upon doing all We can to keep out Of that
condition. And if there be any that are
asking the way to Zion, with their faces
thitherward, pray tell them the way. Tell
them
|. There is but one gate into the way,
and that is the straight gate Of sound CONVEX
sion.
2. Tell them that the way is narrow, that
there is no elbow room for their lusts. Let
them know the worst Of it; and that those
who would be good soldiers of Christ must
endure hardness.
3. Tell them, notwithstanding this, it is
way of pleasantness; itgives SPIRITUAL though
it prohibits sensual, pleasure.
Tell them there is life eternal at the end;
and let them be assured that one hour Of Joy
in heaven will make them amends for an age
of trouble upon earth. One sheaf OF that
harvest will be recompense enough for
seedtime of tears.-Henry.
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Giving

Not grudgingly or of necessity, for God
loveth cheerful giver." Ihisis the divinely
appo ;nted mode of giving. If there is foun-
tain Of benevolence in the soul it simply
flows out in all appropriate acts. Whatever
is needed comes, good wishes, kindly words,
visitations, prayers, or money. It flows out
because the reservoir is higher than the out
let, the heart is higher than the hands. Much
money for charitable uses comes BY pumping
An effort and gush-then eli is still again
until another force is applied to the lever.
Some men are like pumps with dry and leaky
valves, into which you must put water before
they will yield water. They need leaders,
examples, something to shame them into Civ
ing. Others must give or they will not give.
They are the men who give of necessity, to
cave their credit in society, for their own ad-
vantage, not that of others, and they have
their reward. Giving should make man
happy. 1t is blessed to give. 1t should be
cheerful business. With the heart right, the
money comes bubbling up like cool, delicious
waters, ash refreshing as they are.beausifnl.
This charity alone hath blessing from
heaven Northeastern
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How TO SHAKE OFF TRouBLE.-Set about
doing good to somebody put on your hat and
20 and visit the sick and poor: inquire into
their wants, and minister to them; seed out
the desolate and oppressed. and tell them Of
the consultations Of religion. have often
tried this method and | have always found
it the best medicine for heavy heart
H0r1rd.