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DIR SALE PRIVATELY. THAT 80

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT g.
4 most desirable HOUSE and LOT at the IL
northeast corner of Main and First streets, the
family residence OF Mrs Dr. IIcndrec, and more
lately for many years Of Judge j. j. lialy burton
II fronts ~ feet on Main street, and runs back on
First $50 feet. Located In "A growing part Of tho
city, its prospective value Is greatly increased.
Prise s.. 600. 1t is rented at the rate Of $500
per annum. To capitalists 1t offers great bar
gain.
Also. VACANT LOT near the corner Of Second
and Main. south side, 81 feet front.
For further particulars. apply To ~
l.. 5. SQUIRE.
on Franklin between Third and Fourth streets.
10 q
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A UCTION SALE OF THE AMERICAN
N CARBON WORKS, FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF BOSEBLACK, NEAR TIE CITY OF
RICIIMOND.-By virtue Of II decree OF the circuit
court of Henrico county OF the 5h OF May l't' IN
the suit of Troutnan x Co. rs. Parrish, the umdcr-
signed. rs special commissioners therein, Will, on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of June l'6a. At l. ~. offer
for sale on the premises, at public auction. the
property. real and personal, known is the AME-
RICAE CARBON WORKS. said works are stu
and are onlva few yards distant from the Rich
mond and York River railroad The land upon
which said works are erected comprises about
TWO ACRES. The works embrace, among other
things,
FWENTY-HORSE ENGINE, in COM
pletc running order;
BOSE-CRUSHER
GRANULATOR,
SHAFTfNG.
BETTING, etc.
All the machinery Is new, and believed to be
complete, 50 that the purchaser of the works can
about eight tons Of unground bones Oh the premi-
SEES.
The property Is enclosed by q substantial fence
and the buildings are all new. This Is the only es-
adjustment for the manufacture of boneblack In
the South, and the location IS admirably adapted
to the purpose. The bones used in the manutac-
ture can be obtained in sufficient quantities and
upon favorable terms.
II is believed that such an opportunity for in
Vcsfment In Il lucrative business will rarely occur.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash balance In
equal instruments Ut g. Il, and IS months, The de-
fcrred payments To carry interest from day or sale
the purchaser To execute negotiable notes for said
deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed, and
title retained until said notes are paid. The pur-
chaser to have possession from day OF sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
my 2e-eodtJcl2, &tdt1s Commissioners.
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BY Lyme X Brother,
Aucti0nccrs and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street

VERY DESIRABLE, II a \ d o VI f
" AND COSNESIENTLY-Ai. Il \ y G + II
FAMILY RESIDENCE, On TIE SOUTHEAST
COR \ Err OF TWENTY-SENENTlI AND
GRACE STREETS, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
AT AUCIlOS.-We will sell al public auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF June,
1869, at s. O'Clock ?. NJ, that truly valuable and
admirably located threc-story FRAME Dwell
LING located rs described, the former residence
OF William g. Jones, ESQ, containing ten rooms,
closets kitchen, nice stable, carriage house, &C..
complete with gas and water on the premises, all
In perfect repair, having been painted. &c.
The yard is handsomely shaded with beautiful
trees shrubbcry, &c.
II is seldom such fine opportunity is offered to
one to secure such desirable residence, and Spc-
cial attention of those wishing TO buy Is called 20
this sale.
The lot fronts on Grace street - feet, running
back depth Of I55 feet.
TERMS At sale.
jeI2 LINE & BROTHER, Auctioneers
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Bv Gruhhs 4 Williams. Auriionc"rs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALU-
/ ABLE LITTLE FARM AND MARKET
ARDEN CALLED "SPRiNG DAl.E -
ABOUT FOUR MILES EAST OF TIE tii1
OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE MECHA MICS
WILLIE TURNPiKE.-By virtue Of 4 deed oi
trust executed to the subscribers by George L.:
Bo,hcr and wife. dated June - lSG1. ana r"c"ruc'l
in Hcnrico county court and Mt the request OF Inc
creditor secured BY said deed We shall sell III aHc-
ton. upon the premises, on MONDAY the 2lSt OF
June at clock l.. W.. Ii fair, il not, then o.! t!c
next fair day thereafter ut the same hour ma; ma
valuable little FARM and MARKET GAkl2 ~ J,
located as above, containing SEh EN- 1-fi ~ Il
ACRES THREE AND 4 HALE RpDb>, more
or less of which about nifty acres are cleared anH
in Il very high state Of cultivation; The balance Is
IN woods. There Is an apple orchard "l CHOICE
fruit and also some fine young peach trees. - .
The improvements consist of nice tOIIAbE
HOUSE. in modern style, with seven rooms. pan
try, closets &c, Just painted ana phpcreu, anu III
most thorough order Il Kitchen with -FOUR rooms,
large barn stable, corn-houSe &c.
The location Is beautiful and the nelghDorhood
one of the most desirable and improving near the
city. ,.-.,
We invite the attention Of persons wishing such
n place. as il Is sufficiently near 10 enable us
owner to reside upon II and yet do business III the
city. ,
TERMS The deed requires nearly all the pur-
chase money in cash, but We are authorized by the
creditor 10 sell FOR ouc-fnurth cash. balance az SIX
twelve and eighteen months. with Interest, tor ne
trntilhle notes secured by deed Of trust.
SAMUEL 5. COTTRELl.. rrr...es
CHARLES NJ BDSHER. !
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, AuctioacerS.
i,4q
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by Wellington Goddin,
Arrtiouccr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY NEAT T., A 4 Z / R ANP
CONVESIENTIY-AR u r - RESi-
IpENCE on NAVY HILL, ON THE EAST SIDE
OF FOURTH BETWEEN DUEAL AND BA-
KI,R STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTION
Ar he request fthe trustee shall sell ut auction,
on the promises, on SATURDAY ;, AFIE Is 90;
ijrul RESIDENCE located as above. now In the
occupa.7cy of Captain George ". Clutter, cor cor
inrs. Including stable. The lot has front of 80
bv II! fee, to IN alley. The dwelling nearly new
IS handsomely finished, and has the usual modern
rs gas waicr-cl0scts, &c.
For a moderate, sized family it has many attrac-
ti0Ils. -f. ...... j.
Possession given in few days.
;rEpNS: Onc-fhird cash; balance at six and
twelve months fo,'uegotiahle notes, interest added
secured By II trust deed. ... s#
jos W. Goi'iolA, Auc!loneer.
Il. g. There will be added to the above sale seve-
raj articles OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
10 II W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
For THE TOILETTE.

ESSENCE OF THE WHITE ROSE-a new, fash
iouable, and exquisite perfume;
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS and SOAPS,
FARlNA COLOGNE WATER,
MAGNOLIA WATER,
FLORIDA WATER.
LUBIS'S LAVENDER WATER,
FINE sPoNGES and SPONGE BAGS,
POMADES
COSMETIQUES,
BRUSHES, &C., Of The finest quality, for sale by
MEADE ( BAKER
Dispensing Pharmacists, plo Main street.
my %
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Auctionccr and Commission Mcrchal
ic stu TIL :, NJ Tutd

GALE OF QUEENS CREEK.-The mill
y tary order slspcnding the sale of this line es-
late having been rcscinf.cd, the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned as trustees
named in certain deed C trust executed 10 us BY
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy Is. his wire,
bearing date January lSt. laol andOf record In the
clerk : Office Of the county court OF York county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRED ACRES Is situated on Queens creek,
bold, nayigable tributary Of the York river, and
distant from the ancient city Of " illialasburg
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted to All
the fruits grains, and vegetables, OF a mild ell
and ti,!c-watcr situation. and Is said also to
possess excellent oyster privileges
The sale will be made on MONDAY the 9th day
Of August, Is69 at the front door Of the courthouse
in Williamsburg, on the following
TERMS: One-half the purchase money on the
day of sale: the balance III two equal instruments,
payable respectively January lst, 1870, and Janu-
airy lst l.Il for the deferred payments, the pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying interest from
day OF sale, aud secured by decd OF trust for the
said land.
Il. 4. DOUGLAS.
ALEXANDER DUDLEY. Trustees.
TALBOT SWEENEY,
As trustee under 4 subsequent deed Of trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned l will. AT the request OF James
W. Cuses, the surety secured. unite In The sale.
my 25-6ot ". ;. PEACHI. Trustee.
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ByGrubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs'
Eleventh street between Main ana bahk.

Eleventh street between Main ana bahk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
I J ESTATE.-In execution of q decree OF the
circnit court Of Richmond. entered 3st May 1859,
in the case of QWarlcs's administrator rs. Quarics
and ais and Kcrsey Us. Quarlcs's ADMINISTRATOR,
we viii sell at auction, In nc order named IAN oc2T,
the followlng-dcs crIbcd REAL ESTATE, oil when
tho late John D. Ouarlcs died seized, to Wit on
FRIDAY the 9Th day OF July, at II O'Clock ~ IN
front OF Hcnrico county courthouse, 4 TRACT
OF LAND in tho county OF Hchrico, ;lnoua se,, ,a
Williamsburg and Charles City roads, ADJOINING
the lands of Thomas French and as, ana con-
taIuing 100 4SO-l000 acres.
Immediately thereafter lsaY at 0 CLOCK L. ~; J.,
upon the promises, an undivided moicty of Il LoI
OF GROUND on the west side OF Iwenty-thlrl
street between Main and Cary, 40 by 1872 feet the
other molety of which, 1t is believed is owned by
e'i Ana in the AFTERNOON, upon the premises,
sell a BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING, with
seven rooms, on the north side Of Cary between
Foushee aud Adams streets, occupied by nlr.
kendrick, with lot q by l5a lol2 feet TO an alley
Also, a BTILDING LOT next east of the above,
81 by 154 1912 feet to said alley.
AT O'Clock, u BUILDING LOT on me IN. nortn
side Of Leigh street, between dams and st. Peter
street, adjoining the residence OF Mrs. Ellen
Fletcher 40 by 156 feet to alcv sixteen feet vide
And o. O'Clock, BRICK house AND LOT
mo. So in Marshall & Mann's plan near the resi-
dence Of Mrs. {. Prcntis corner of north Leigh
and Clay streets. being the same house formerly
owned and occupied by William Burke the lot Is
233 by 90 feet to an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS One-fourth cash the balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months. with Interest, for
negotiable notes, title retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
THOMAS =. AUGUST,
Commissioners.
u G. mot
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AnaTT0N aAIEs--TI,Is r,ax,
BY Thomas W. Kccsee, Auctionccr,
No. 1917 Main street. .-....... s.

UORsES, MULES, AND WAGON FOR
n SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell THIS
DAY at 10 O'Clock, on Council Chamber Hill, "
Several II ORsES and NUDES,
SPRING WAGON and HARNESS.
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
10 10 Auctioneer.
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BY Coo X & Laughton, Auctioneers,

CUTHUT UOVETUUT anu CCI5s
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, &C., AT
u AUCT lON.-THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we
Will sell, at the horse lot on Council Chamber
Hill,
Several excellent SADDLE and HARNESS
HORSES.
Several. pairs Of YOUNG MULES,
TWO HORSE WAGON. in good order;
OPEN BUGGY and HARNESS,
COOK & LAUGHTON,
fcl2 Auctioneers.E
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by Wellington GOddin.
AuctiOueer and Real Estate Aren't.

AuCllouecF ana tttiil Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT On CHCRCH HILL, On TIE
f3fJH LlHH Of LEIGH
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
to James Elicit NOV dcceascd) by Anton Rousch,
dated 18th March; 1854 duly recorded in Hcnrico
county court, sha! as substituted trustec-by an
order OF tenrico county court entered on the Sd OF
August, l86s-proceedt to sell at public auction, on
at half-past O'Clock 7. NJ, If fair if not the first
fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
hythe said deed, and located as above, fronting ON
inc north side of Leigh street cighty-two and il
hall feet, and running back siXty-siX feet, having
thereon a small tenement.
sale and to discharge bond OF 900, with Interest
from 18th March, 1855: and TO the residue upon
such terms as the debtor, shall prescribe, or Oh
jc4 JOHN BRAUER, Substituted Trustee
GALE OF REAL ESTATE NE A r
- BOYDToN, MECKLENBURG COUNTY,
NA.-As commissioner of the circuit court OF
Mecklenburg in the suit Of Boyd 1 Son for Sc.rS.
of June next sell at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, the LANDS now owned by George F. Grit
fin, lying two miles below Boydton, the Peters
HUNDRED, AND FIFTY ACRES. more or less.
Some two-hirds of this land Is arabic, and the
a9s for the m9St IN oe9I gFSh
house, with the necessary out-buildings. There Is
also upon the premises mill site, with the mill
house and fixtures.
Possession delivered on the lst day of January,
1870.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third of the purchase mo-
ncy to be paid In cash, and the residue thereof
be paid In two equal instruments ut six and twelve
months the purchaser t" execute bonds FOR the de-
ferred payments carrying interest from the day OF
sale, and the title tn the land To be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid
;. K. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
my 26-tJcl3 BOydtOn, Va.
DRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED AT
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

COMSTOCK'S Z ATI Q y 4 l. FOOD,
y PROFESSOR IEBIG'S FRESH EXTRACT
or BEEF, Tor sale by .
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
f. I2-9tF corner SIXTH and Broad streets.
DAPlER FAYARDE, D'ALBESPERE'S
/ BLlSTERI&G TISSUE INJECTION BRot,
&c for sale bv l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
jc l2-2tF corner sixth and Broad streets.
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COMsToCK'S RATIONAL FOoD-A

substitute for mothers milk Tor Infants, and
wholesome and rcadly-dlEcstcd food for nyalds-
is recommended by many physicians. For sale by
the agents, wholesale and retail.
PURCELL, LADD * CO,
lei Druggists.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
ie FIG Il, q, q. 80. July 3,&tdts
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This invention is based on Il strictly scientific
principle. and Is n valuable improvement on the
old-stylc suspenders. 1t is simple in construction,
strong and durable, and combines the qualities Of
BRACE AND SUSpESDER,
the pantaoons being attached and supported
from two central points under the arms, so adjust
ed by the Suspender as to hang on common centre ;
therefore the strain stress them is just their
OWE weight in any position il which the wearer
NAV place himself. Both front and back webs
draw from common centre, and cquallzc the stress
or strain upon each shoulder, while the centre
piece or quadrangle will adapt the suspcndcr TO
any form of shoulders whereby the stress strain
Is so balanced and divided that 4 free and unrc-
stricted motion of the body il allowed, producing
q bracing effect ease, and comfort, To the wcarcr
which cannot be secured in the use OF the ordinary
suspcndcrs Another Advantages its exemption
from unpleasant odor in warm weather, as the
elastic web does not cross the shoulders.
For sale by E. u. SPENCE & son,
ic1l 1900 Main street.
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CLOTHING.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY in the
lSE fact that the INCEST. CHEAPEST, and
BEST CLOTHING can he had Of the undersigned
MEMS SUITS. 50 CHILDREN, and $3.50 KID
GLOVES. and thousands Of other NOVELTIES of
the season. In fact, instead of poetry, bargains
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SMITH THE CLOTnIER,
PATENT ELLIPTIC SUSPENDER

WILLIAM j. GLENN, r. A. SAUNDERS, +. +.
pEcOR, statesmen, invite their friends. jel2
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FOR RENE.

nor RENT, that desirable DWhIL IL f::::'
Ing at The corner OF Franklin ann 20 4 =,
shcc streets known r. the 'BullocK ho'''s' -
contains eight rooms, gas, winter, etc.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, hnctioneer,
,o,o ., No. S2l Main street.
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the completion Of James River and Ka
nawia canal would pour down into Hamp-
ten Roads. Then, too, we trust would &C m
the power and IL n ence TO prevent thcs
unjust and damaging determinations against
our local trade and travel now made by
ra lroad aid steamboat lines which GENRE
at our port.
" .f We desire TO become great city, TO
enhance the value Of eur real estate, TO
tuvit' population and tcavtl, and To s-cure
q hsryest Of wealth Gr our people, We must
be equal 10 the crisis. and have The nerve
and energy to do what other people have
done to build up their cities on this CONT
uent. N-ver before did people have such
an opportunity thrust upon them, and II Q
fail through weakness to grasp the prize
now Il viii be boy ond the reach of this g n
Q alton" 49,
Col. Lsub refers to the Efforts made ani
the money expended by New York, Phila
delphla and Baltimore to secure the Yves.
tern trade, and add (:
1.-THE trade OF the vast West IL still In
creaSing, and its development is rolling up
the valley Of tie Holst0n into Southwest
Virginia, and pulling toward Cumberland
G,p, seeking another highway 10 the ocean
Baltimore is endesv ring to divert this
stream through Virginia to hnr Own borders
Charleston and Savannah HAYES ent several
millions to secure II, but II wishes to avoid
their SousherD ATTITUDES. Norfolk, with
proper eff rt, can secure this trade forever
for her own. VIII she do itf"
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Important Discoveries ia the
North,ge
From the Toronto oiOse, November Il

From the Toronto Globe, November 70.
During the summer just closed good work
appears 10 have been done by the geoloRi.
cal survey In the Lake Superior region.-
ProtessDr Belts party have ali returned to
their winter quarters, after having expert.
enced many OF the hardships aud privstions
incident TO the life of the first expl Jrers In
the distant wilderness. We understand
that the results of the expedition include
complete Geographical aud geological
survey OF Il Ike Nipigon and an exploration
oi much OF the SUMO ,ndlng country. TINS
take, IL appears, will rank, In point of size,
with the. other great lakes of the St. Law.
renee, forming The sikh AMI last la the
chain. Professor b II has not yet been able
to map the wh.lo o. his extensive survey,
out thinks the area at Like N'pis will
DC found to ,xseed that oI Lake U Iiario, OF
even Lake E1e-sOme 900 miles or more OF
coast limo having been traversed. THIS
great lake is drained by the Npigon river,
or upward continuation beyond Lake Su
peror, which Is described as a very larRe
ciear-water stream, about thirty m los in
length. Upward OF a dtZ3n rivers of con-
slderable siz, are report to empty into
Lake NipigoD from ali sidvs, We under.
star d that one o? ths m 1st singular features
l 4 the geography oC this beautiful lake Is
Inc immense quantity OF Islands which are
scattered throughout its whole extent, and
presenting great variety in siz-, form, and
elevation. l. appears that geological dis
covert of q highly Interesting and im.
portant nature lave been made, and that,
contrary 20 common belief, large ex ent
OF level land, with deep aud fertile soil, tx
lists In the Nipigon country. Professor Bill
had received instructions, in ADDITION to his
geological explorations, to obtain rs much
information as possible in regard TO q route
TO our great W. s'ern Territory and his dis
coverics in this direction are perhaps not
the least important OF the results Of the ex.
pedition. Ii we are not mistaken, he has
iound that this country, so far from being
difficult ona, offers great fac lties for rail
way construction. Further, he has, we be-
eve, ascerta aimed that the elevation of AXE
Nipigon above Lake Saperior is very mod
crate, and cons' quently this lake may be
found useful for Tue purpose Of navigation
in the desired direction.
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relations with her before or after mock
retgious remony. As the great and clio
quent John Whipplo said, "He WHO enters
the dwelling Of friend, and, under the
| shelter and protection of friendship and
hospitality, corrrpts the integrity Of his
| wife or daughter, by the common consent of
mankin ought to be consigned to on inme
diato gal,ows."
An easily misguided woman, led on by
Richardson, aud cheered and encouraged by
his free-love allies, this wife aud mother
resorted TO Indiana, where, forgetting her
early Rlighted faith, by the loose and easy
process there in vogue, she procure legal
divorce
with bold irrevsrent brow,
And looso, free step, her perilous way she trod,
Downward aud on till she denied her God,
And broke the marriage tow."
For bad she rot vowed TO take McFar-
lad for her .bu band, or better. for worse,
until death-nothing else-shonld Part
themi
Bat 1t is said tnat her husband was poor,
and sometimes harsh ! Aud 90 the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher comes and marries
her 10 another man, to W.T., this miu Rich.
ardsonl
And now, consider, married men Of NV
YORK, husbands and fathers, by what friil
and Or tie tenure your homes arc yours.
~ you iail In your business--and il il said
tnat ninety-fve out Of one hundred business
men at some time fail-then the younger
and handsomer face of your wido .ed neigh.
Dor may charm eway your wife: the laws
OF Ind lama will grant vorce to the fair
Iuant, and Henry Ward Beecher- with the
Rev. DR.. Fiel d, Of the New York Eoange-
nSt, standing at bis right hand, and The
Rev. U b. Fortingham TO implore a bless
Ing on the sin-,tands ready to marry her
to the first libertine who will pay-not In
affection, but In gold or gre.nbacks--,he
price of her frail charms If IL be said
that poverty was not the only crims of Nc
FIrland, then rest easy, hu bands and ia
Their, at least all OF you who never, in any
moment of trial aud vrx ltion, have uttered
one impatient or petulent word
Ye {, y is the piUus. the popular, the ad
mired the Ieveiei II my Ward b ,ecber
who CO mes DO dly and even proudly f,r.
ward, holding by the hand a d leading
Lust to her triumph over Religion! Who
can read the narrative, aud not wish that
Plymouth church were sunk into the
ground until thu speak Of its G ,ble should
Oe beneath the suffice of the cnrth
And Mr. Beecher WIS assisted by the
Rev NJ. Forlm ghi IN, who la>phs md in
IN prayer to Col walsh coatajned these
word,
Faher ICE thank Thee far ,ohat these t,oo
hare been TO each other, dnl for tohat Mey
may be y.t."
Mr.. Fortiugham may pl ;ad 10 his defence
that he does not heieyo in the Scriptures;
bit Mr.. Beecher, who has zen engaged for
several years past upon a Life r Christ,
should have reminded him that our Savior
said Z" L say unto you, that Whoever
shall put away bis wife, saving Tor the
cause of forhicatiun. cau,eth her 10 commit
adultery; aud iohoSoepe- shIH mary her
thG' is divorced conminsie'h adultery"