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fections ct kindred and. ,tes;of association
the attractions q. home ana she love Of local
lty, are put In the balance against dollars
and cents and weighed down on sse principle
Of ayoirduIois- 10 his straining after material
benefits he loses sight Of the grapder objects
of human efforts, and counts as dross the
moral and intellectual development Of man
kind. Doubtless. Mr.. Stuart drops in tho
missionary box Of his church, every Sabbath
morning, FIVE cent nickSe to aid ia waiting
the glad tidiags Of gospel Eaace to the be-
pighted heather, apd with saoctisd
counteoance, raises his eyes to heaven aud
bends his knee in prayer, with the self-grat-
ulation that he is mot as other men,, Yet
he comes forth upon the broad theatre Of
his country and to listening hundreds "star-
ties" the christian and phianthropic heart
of the nation with a proposition to drive into
worse than cimesian. darkue the souls and
ninds Of four millions Of his fellow beings.
i All, Mr.. Stuart, what will it profit man.,
Iif he gain the whole world, and loose his own
soul 2"
But We will not trespass farther upon the
patience Of our readers, .iq discussing the il.
| logical and startling proposition Of Mr..
; Stuart: II considering his speech in its sg
grcgate and it's desailss$ It's unvarranted &c.
! dact,ons from historical facts-its superb
cialit5 as philosophical tteatise-ita utter
impractieahSlity to the end it AIMS to pro
t mote-we are forced to the conclusion, shat
, its author possesses neither creative genius
I political sagaeity, nor popular sympashy-ths
three essential elementszof q statesman, and
! that Mr.. Stuart has been guilty OF an unpar
, aonable indiscretion, In thrusting himself be
! fore the country in that imposing role, only
: to demonstrate that he can lay claim to nc
higher distinction than an attractive compi.
ler of other mems thoughts, without the ge.
Mus to adapt them to a pew condition Of
! things.
We would apologissto our readers for the
iCAS1u Va GLltlCESuGy nIIeeVu . hootEiJ "11
\ cfudely. it it true. on a proposition, which
We are sure, carries its own condemnation
with its statement, but that it emanates fron
a gentleman Of scholarly attachments, ha:
: been delivered before the elite Of the State
spread broadcast before our people, and he
who penned it. is the representative elect Of
Q the county of Augusta in the, Virginia Legis,
sture, and candidate for seat 10 the Uni
: ted States Senate. Ia the State counsels Mr.
Stuart will be known as the President of ar
Immigration society, and the advocate Of ne
gro deportation aud banishmeut. That woulc
bea aay Of portentopsev evil for the country
which recorded an elaboration BY the people
of his project and started the gentlemar
, with drove Of four, million Of negroes t.
San Domingo, to return richly laden with at
f equal cargo oftte Heathea Chiaee.
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hut few visitors at the Executive Mansion
to-day. nearly all Of whom were admitted 70
audience with the President, Secretary Fish
who brought his portfolio Of documents ep
the Cuban question, was closeted with nm
for an hour, and explained the present sta
of the Correspondence with the Spanish Gov
eminent, which, the President subsequently
sa,d to the writer Of this article, it wonid
cow be improper to make public because
there were diplomatic usages and eeursesles
which it was necessary to observe pead'ng
the controversy, but in due time the resal1
would be aunounced This Government had
thus far. acted on such facts as had reached
| it. and it was now Engaged in collecting from
all available sources further information Coz
corning the capture OF the Virginlus and the
particulars attending the revolving executions
which followed tina, event. 1t was des'ra-.
bic that all information should be Of such
character as would leave 20 doubt whatever
as to. its reliability. The propriety Of this
course was to. evident to. require explanation
the Government being careful in what 1t IL
now doing and what it may hereafter do to
act upon facts, and not upon assumptions
and confused reports. It was essential that
we should be prepared to maintain Our. posi-
ton. The president said he had changed
sone Of the views heretofore expressed by
Aim concerning events in Cuba, but had
mere than ever been confirmed in them bJ
recent occurrences. lie shared with the
public ia their deounciation Of tho capture
On the high seas Of vessel sailing with a
regular clearance under the United States
fag. aud the startling eyeufs which SO quick
" followed, Spain never having considered
the Island Of Cuba 10 state Of war aud
there being no proclamation hy thc .unlted
i States according beligerent rights to the in,
|surgents, the Virginlas. il regularly cleared
for the Island Of Cuba. had right 10 enter
Havana Or any other port OF the Spanish Pc
sessions. This Government dad not gecos-
nize any right Oh the part of Spain 10 the
present. state Of afFai,s to Interfere in aay
manner with cur merchant ships upon the
seas, except in the usual risht III her OVID
ports, ard within ono marine League of THO
coast of any OF her dominons. and OF 'hia
fact she is aware As matter Of course,
it is the determination of this Government
to protect our ciizens in altther rights and
to- compel respect to the fag. 'Ehe present
naval preparations were with this view and
not to initiate war by the President, that
power being vesed 10 Congress, but to be
prepared for all possible C. ptingene'es. Con-
gress would meet two weeks from TO day.
when everything 10 possession of the Execu-
tive Department relative TO Cuban affairs
would be laid beicr. that body, with such
recommendations as the OCCASION might de-
sAund
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case No. 415l

Cease No. 475
IN THE DISTRICT CURT or THE UElrEl
States, tor the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In the n,a,ter-of Eliza E. L0aand, Bankrupt.
70 whom it may concern;
. The undersigned, Mni NJ. Dorraugh, Rocking
ham County, Virginia, hereby gives notice Of hi:
appointment Assignee of che Estate of Elizs
e LoAand, of Albsuarle county, id
said District, who WINS. ON The 9TH day ot.Aug..
a D, 1873, adiudged Bankrupt on his sMn pc
titItr by the District Court Of said District.
Dated. November II, 1874.
,.r % r. w": " fnaaRArt1H. A,s;r....
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FTas~ No 400 !

Eras. Nc 400
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District Of Virginia
-In Bankruptcy
In tho m,tte' of Stephen Roadcap, bankrupt.
To Whom it Nay Concern:
The undersigned. VIM Dcrraugh Of Rocking
Am Co.. Va hereby gives notice oil ms sppoint-
m-ns A. Assignee Of The Estate OF stephen Rond-
cap of Lock ham Go. in SAID District. who was,
on the 4.h day of Aug. A. D., 1873, adjudged d
Bankrup, his own petition by the District
Court ofsaid District
Dsted November l7th, 1873.
WM. N DORRAUGH,
nov 2O-3t Assignee.
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| Case No. 473 ]

Case No. z 10
I'm THE DIsTRI' 7. COURT OF THE UNITED
| States, for the Western" District Of Virginia
i.nxruptcy.
In the ma,ter Of David T. McNet', bankrupt
Ths undersigned, VIM. NJ. rorraugh. Of
R ,ckingham county, Va hereb, gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee of the estate Of
David = Monet, Of Aagnsta
county, in said District. who was on the 18th
day Of Aug, A. D., 1873, ad]nhgea bankrups
on hi. own petition by the Distriqt CoHr. Of
said District 81
Dated. Nsyembe., Y. 1873.
$50 =. VIZ v nnKAaalE =, Assssisna"ss
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[Ca re No. All ]

[Ca'e No. AZ
IN TEE DISTRICT c0uET Of TIE UNIrED,
4 States. for the Western district OF Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of James R. Grove, bankrupt.
10 Whom II Nay Concern;
The undersigned. Rob. Craig, of Augusta Cos.
Va. hereby gives notice Of his appoin' ment as
Assignee Of the estate of James X Grove, Of
Augusta county, in said district, who was. on
the 18th day of Aug. A. D.. 1878, adjudged = Z
bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court Of sad District.
Dated Stanton Va. Nov II. 1878.
ROBERT CRAIG, :
nov 2O-3t Assignee.
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Cease NJ Az
IN THE DIsTRicT COURT OF THE UNITED
States. for the "estsr" District Of Eirginisa:-
In Ba nkrupicy.
Ia the matter of Jonn McKemy, bankrupt.
To whom it may concern:
The
county, Va. hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the estate of John MoKrmy,
Of Augusta county, in said district. VINO
was on the 9th day Of Aug "A. D 1873, adjudgeT
a Bankrupt on his own petition by the district
Court of said district.
Dated, Staunton Va, Nov y, 1873. N
KOBT" CRAIG
noy 20-3t Assignee.
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NeaC Advertisements.
In CouNcIL FOR THE Cry OF srAuNros,


In CoUNcIL FOR THE Cry OF SrAuNTox,
November 18Th, 1878.
The committee on Finance subSaitted Report.
which on motion was received and adopted, and
is in the words and figures following, TO wit;
To the President and Asmber.cf he City Council:
GENTLEMEN, -
our COMMITTEES, to whom was referred Reso-
luton adopted by the city Council on the llih Of
November, 1873. which isin the following words;
Resolved. hat the Einan:e committee be instrue-
ed 10 make out and report to the next regular
meeting of the Council ii full andidetailed state.
mentot all the Indebtedness Of the city, whether
b .nd+d or otherwise, showing when and how and
to whom due, and al accommodations of interest
thereon, and also the resou: OF said city from
which provisions TOR the payment of said inaebt-
edaess istc be maae:-beg leave to submit the
Following report:
BONDED DEBT.
Coupon Bonds issued to
fund the old registered
debt of the city, Sls,5eo 90
Old Registered Bonds (not
funded in the coupon
Bonds, ;'li 1850 90
New Registered Bonds, to.
| B. Crawford Tor land and
water right, 1000 90
-. Sgs,45ooo
Due National Valley Bank
IS 5s0for land condemn
ed for The uso OF the g.
l. o. r K. Co.. Tor
which coupon bonds
were authorized to beis- 44s,
sucd--sad bonds are
now ready for dsllvery,) 500 90 $3S, 95 &C
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-Ne2p < Ivert5ses.seystS.

A Farm Wsazlted.-A good farm near
"a Stanton is desired by IL gentleman who
will rem. with 3 view Of purchasing. Address,
spectator ONCE, otaunou, Va. nov 20-lt
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VoTE OF Observation-Disclosures MAORI

VoTE OF Manufacturers MAORI
TY.-The full vote for Governor at the late
election has not been received from every
county, and the official returns received at lie
Capitol will not be opened until 1st January
but the following may be accepted as proxi-
mate statement OF the result, based upon some
Official reports of the counties, and the vote
for Attorney General in the rest
1873, Kemper and Hughes. .l2O, 295 a2,e70
1872, Greeley and Grant ........... 9l.t54 50. 4bs
1865, Maker aud Wei ls........... li9 535 l0i, 504
Majority. Whole VOTE.
1873, KemPer's..............296 25 2l3,a75
1872, Grants .................. 1874 185. I24
1863 Wal ker's..:......,ls.SS i 22o, 7ss
kemper received IS Gil more woes than
Greeley, and 769 more tnan Walker. Hughes
received 799 less than Grant, aud 1854 less
than Wells. The aggregate vote in 1873
was 7,774 less than in 1869 : Why Of tie
l7,h.
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" atches, Clocks and Jewelry.
P AUL A. M TX,
MAIN STREET, STAUNToN. v

017h11' % 1sH11 D AUNIUN, VA,
Has on hand beautiful assortment of all de-
seriptions Of Jewelry, new style, pure gold, in
Guiding finger rings, ear rings, charms, &c, also
god pens and holders. Silver ard Gold Watches,
lust received. an wprS warranted enA aatis.ac.
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lease No. 40
IN THE DISTRICT CoUR' OF THE UNITED.
States. for the Western District Of Virginia
I'm Bsnruptcy
In the matter Of Mrs Margaret Mcssick, bank
rurt
10 Whom it Moy Concern
The undersigned VIM NJ. norraugh. Of FAR
risonburg Rockingham condy. Virginia. hereby
gives notice of his appoin ment Assignee of the
e.,a,c of Mrs Margaret Msssck, Of Rockingham
CO. in said District. who was, on the lrh day Of
Aug, A. D, 1873 adiudgsd Bankrupt on his
own petition by the DiatrctCourt Of said District
Dated, November l7th 1873.
VIM. NJ. DORRAUGH,
nov cost Assignee.
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ECase No. a74
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.
United States. for the Western District of
y Virginia In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of John N. G. Pickering, Bank
rupt
To Hhom il may concern;
The undersigned. VIM NJ. porrsugh. Of
Rockingham county, Virginia, hereby gives no.
,ice OF his appointment as AS ign=e Of The estate
Of John n C. Pickering, of Rockin CHAM
county. in said district, who was on the l4th
day Of August. A. D., 1878. adjudged bankrupt
en- his petition by the District Court Of said
district
Nsted, November II. 1873.
nov 70 St Wsi M DORRAUGEI. Assignee
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Leaving balance of resour--
ces to nae ct current e1-
peilses for the present

EcHVIHg HIFuttCH Ut -tSUUt-
ces to me ct current e1-
penses for the present
year, =T $l9,GS9 56
From the foregoing statement 1t will appear
that the expenditures OF the city Council, haye
been aci,hin their resources aud ample provision
made TO meet the interest ON the bonded debt, %
pay the Aeating dobt. and the ,eurrrpt expens'
for the present fiscal year. and, but for the fact,
that he collection cf the taxes for 1873 was de-
laye on aceoun, OF the re-assessment of the real
estate of the city. there would be ample funds in
the city treasury this time, to meet all the
rent expenses of the city. and leave large bal
ance in the treasury
Respectfully Submitted,
JOHN B. EVANS
':t' j - IsAAc WlTz,
r. = -. * ~ ~: Committee
.Tests, James F. Patterson, clerk. nov 20
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Rrcuop CIr,rxyI.c WYr,,Dp ,,,.1

BISHOP CUMMINs WITuDRAws FROM THE
Episcopal CHuRca --LouIsyILLE, Nov IA.
Tine reception OF a circular letter from Bishop
Cummins, Ct the diocese IF Kentuckey. an
nouuciog his Withdrawal from the protestant
Episcopal Church, has created profound
sensation among Ep'scopaliaus here. Private
letters from HIM ultimate his Intention TO
continue his Episcopal Office on the basis 0!
Bishop Whites prayer book bi>hpp Smith,
the censor bishop, will be written to at once
to return to Kentucky to continue Episcopal
authority. B,shnp Cammins withdrawa,. 1T
Is thonght,wll create some complicatlons te
tween the two phases OF theoIogy in the Ken
lucky Episcopal church
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Henry Hurst who Was injured Cd the H.
diaoapolls and S: Louis Railroad, Jon free pass,
Was awarded So 600
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Cease No. 476.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States. for the Western District II Virginia :
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Jacob Miller, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern
The undersiened, VIM. NJ. Dorraurh, Of
Rockingham co Va, hereby gives notice Of hls
appointment as Assignee of fbs sai*ts Of Jacob
Miller. Of Page county. in said District
who was. on the 14th day of Aug, D., 1873
,djudged Bankrupt on hi. own petition by the
District Court Of said DISTRICT.
Dated. November II. 1873.
nov 20-at WI NJ. DORRAUGH Assignee
= Tease No. 46S
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States. for the Western District Of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
Ia the natl er Of Daniel Fluff, bankrupt.
TO TFAons it nay Concern
The Undersigned VIM. NJ. Dorraugh,
Of uarri.onburg Rockingham county. Virginia.
hereby eiv,esnotice ofhis appoin'msntas Assignee
Of the Estate Of Daniel Huff, of Rock
bridge county, Virginia, in said District, who was.
on the lst day of august, A: D, 1873, adludged
= Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court of said District
Dated. November 18th, 1873.
nov oG3t WM NJ. pnRgAUGH. Assignee.
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A UGusTA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS FOR
n RENT Proposals will be received at the
Office of he Secretary Of the Augusta c"un'y
Fair. until the 1st Day of DECEMBER next. FOL
renting the Augusta County Fair Grounds from
that dats the l-t day It Oct obef, 1871, subject
to certain conditions and restrictions. which VIII
be explained The Secretary. The committee
resefy- the privilege Of rsiec,inc any aud all of
the hi is. John =. HILLS,
II N BELL,
&C.. &C..
nov 2O.-ot =. Executive Committee.
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Notice to Tax,'nyers.-Ths city
Nv Council having ordered me to collect one
half of the CITY. FAXES on or before Deeemasr
lst. 1873 the a'ten ion Of city Taxpayers is call
ed to the fact that by paying one hatf on or ts"re
December LIST nex', they will be allowed dis
cou.t of per cert and ap extended time for
pay ing the remaining hn!f
the city Taxes Of MI, who fail to pay one ho!f
on or before December list n.xs. will he turned
over to he city t'ollec or with per cent added
ihe attention of Taxpayers is also called 10
the necessity Of psyjng their STATE TAXES for
1873 before D eeeuber ls,, 1873 as on that dry
am eqnlred by law 70 turn to the City Collie :
tor all unpa.d State Takes. with per cent added
can re found nj the STORE Of George PRICE
during The above time 10 receive and receipt for
said Taxes, JOHN ii. CARROLL,
nov 20 IT City frea su,er
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lfAH '0ta' VI Wv H"Mt
e sd debt, ,.-,1 81.
FLOATING
Interest on. coupon Bind,
due November tst.. 1875,
Dne National Valley Ba. k j,
Inego'iabIe note
Due National Vail. y iank
for warrant held BY il
(whlch was issued to pay
for repairing and inipro-
wing tsunton Academy
!. for use Of the Free
Schools Of the city,
Warrants issued to date for
current expenses and
unpaid, :
Total footing debt up, to.
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P. 81 shall not expose our Prices in
Print, but if y"u wish bargain, call at once.
and getit g. A. &.
r my 20-tf
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Teste, James F.. Patterson, clerk. nov 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

The Manchester va Jamaaf If tho
l8th inst says
The interest manifested ia the new
winter hote for Florida is daily ineteas-
ing as shown by the numerous letters
received by Mr.. Orris. few Of which
we publish to-day. A Committee viii
go south soon Go look over the state
aud select a desirable location.
THE Fisrd.4H responds IS follows
'rrbe letters published ia the Jsaraa
are from various parts OF tue country.
macy of them being written by North
orneu who have passed one or more
winters no Florida, Al agree that Wis
itors would be vastly increased in
numbers II hotel accommodations were
more ample. Some ortLe writers favor
Jacksonville, some 5: Augustine others
PaIatka Green Cove, and other points
TO the east. One Rutland Vt writer
says Jacksonville is about the only
place / saw much Of while in Florida
stiIi it does stuke me that the Cult
unless there are objections that | know
not Of is better than the 81 Johns
river" He suggests Apalachicola as
desirable aud suitable If the surround
ings are pleasant" The experience Of
this writer is that Of mostNorthem y,s
itors jacksonville and few other
places on the II Johns are about all
the points they "see much Of while in
Florida The interior is a sort Of un-
known region 10 ninetcnths of them
But it is mostly our own fault. We
have the natural attractions in the
shape Of climate and country, but in
hotels we have been sadly deficient
With these, the interior would long
since have rivallcd the east ia the mum
Der Of our winter visitors, notwith-
standing the unjust discrimination
against us in railroad fares. The peo-
pie, sc are afraid, do not properly APP
preciate the importance of this matter
to their prosperity as they should. We
have thousands upon thousands of
acres of the best lands in the state for
sale, but few come 10 look at, much
less to buy them, whereas, a few good
hotels scattered through the midd o
would not only bring visitors, but serve
the double purpose Of bringing our
lands into notice at the same time
Hotels in Florida are the best sort of
advertisements TO attract customers,
and the wisest thing our landowners
and business men could possibly do
would be to join together and erect
them.
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~" a"o''lo" o' S'A oo"''c'' was maze
70 lhe no'hoer OIL inmates OIL 'he H'a'e
f'son last week. among "no"' were one
'e"'a''' 'e'e"'ce" wears "i age me en-
IRE present number 9f conFlcl' Is "'
q whom Two are '''na'es'
There was PERSON not thousand
miles ifon "o-he" VINO made application
TO the school superintendent Tor cerii-
hcaIe 70 teach; aud Ia answer to the
question where The Mississippi River was
located fepiIed lhat II was between New
hampshi ana Vermont.
Royal W. Hodges of Bristol, a black.
smith by trade, wa injured IN the stom-
ach not long since, by being drawn over
tie dash.b board OF his wagon by IL hor,c.
A'"o"2" n"'' 80 as 10 require attention
~ ~ p"l ''t''n "'' 'a''e"' "na nc o''d on
/ '''"! week III consequence Of the IN
jury
a notorious character named jim
sweeny grabbed wallet containing Sl-
600 from Henry Bixby, OF Essex Center
DIT " 'n"''N' ius'''"y hlsh'' out h'A0,
gave the "oo'a'De ro0per terrible cas'i-
8'"o"' aou Ffro'e'e" me money o"ee"}
was ''NFc}e ' 10 Jl'' amer medical as
law ~ ''.'' - ','z ''' ''''' ~ "'' se'''','
"e io"Hs' anu i''"''''s debt OF feFino"t
''''' """' % Sl''7-''ifo' Inc cost OIL
~. 'Plne'''' o. mont railroads. Is 81
o'', ~ '"e "o'''"A' e't'''i % Tue same
- To'''"'''"'
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p sfte Aas tE ssHf sH 6
fat. ff-2 tt d u tse Na
Naafssa sEe Fssfe
TIE deeed Wsa aIwass a. weakly
eHIl gsaaEh .fs Irieu8s iH8a aI iu great
aHileHHlgHt 81 Hs uHHs end ha5'ei Hs
advent uIta eErH demonstration af .sg
ThaHEH thelf csf.aas HfEhbar nHaH
gaaie1 ias a#NIm Htea Hf Was.
r.far rs8sea aus. lls Fawats s5aasN
maintained t.sal Go pss the aWsfiHst, lHasi
robust gH08 au existence, and aUu5H
grow up 60 Dee a comfort and support r
their darEH'na wears. N8 symphonic OF
weakness aH8 premature dissolution -aaH
began t8 show themselves too raIn'v Ser
deceive even lHr eyes of affection, sud.
shocking 60 uiue, tHe paar gaU3 wa.
jmmtdaHetf deserted bF taasr. ha bF
nature, shauH have heau lis protectors,
aud &c was lell ta finger aHl It's Wreleaed
existence 90 1hg bitter cad EytH then
the hearts ol BIS aHHaiual FuEeuHags
did mot reIoHt aHd H was 'eU without fl
decent christian auus' Eegmuzaf H
p8es8.
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The following extract from late
lecture b, Henry Ward Beecber j.
commcn led to the tbougbtmI readers
Of the JOURNAL
There are two prevalent potions af
the neral purpose Of this world There
is one habit Of thinking Of il asa stu.
peadous wreck. upon which cling gen.
cra,ioas Their IL no os,. trying IN
raise the wreck tina, Is SINH i,re,oo.l.l,.