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New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
TIE SOIL KNOWN TO GOD.

Fres'Or l. b. cos ct ne Cl,nga Avenus CONGREGATIONAL
Professor +. B. COc, of New-IIaveD, preached
Yesterday morning IN the Clinton Avenue COngrcea-
ionsl Church. BrooKlyn, the Rev. DR. Budngtons old
church He took his text Psalms cxxxix., 1: 90
Lord Thou hast searched me and known me-"
This seems. said the speaker. to have been TO the
winter OF this Psalm pleasant reflection. He ismoved
Iy it to wonder and praise And then he
remembers that the Divine knowledge Is limltlcs'.
We coucca our inner life from most men, and yet we
are quick 10 the beauty OF transparent character
Very few men hardened that thev DO not Ike the
transparency character in children. Much the same
influence the aged have. You that the heart Of
good old man is the home Of only holy thoughts The
peace Of God Is there The prayer OF the Psalms, seems
natural 10 him. But how soon we cease to be children
How fcw want to be known exactly are There Is
one thing in this universe must not knowhe human
lose faith in God What II the secrets OF
every community were suddenly laid bare; the
We cannot reveal everything about ourselves. what
are brought ~ last TO tbis We shrink BACK from
ourselves. We disguise ourselves from ourselves. We
draw M private code OF morals. Look into thy heart
and treTnIe saws the Spirit God Not like iln
perfect knowledge Of ourselves and others ID oods
We Judge Of moives. We need not fear God finding
out. Hr knows now. His verdict was spOEen long
thought That the eye Of God is always upon us. We
ought 60 conceive the seriousness ana OF our
hyes. Gods Judgment OF US ~ dlHcIeht from that
OF our fellow-mcn. God looks upon an APP
parenty prosperous community. "hen,, 70 lin, nm,
escapes Him. We shal do well 10 be cautious and
modest I'm our estimate Of others Do not others the
wrong OF passing hasy judgment upon them, DO you
rot think that God knows the sinner aud yOui Eebuke
pity the sinner IL is not wise 10 set at nnught
The sentiment OF our day And yet there Is ndepend-
eht sentiment needed in the world. How can he who
thinks himself right DC turned back Dy public senu-
menti IL God has set our secret sns before Is
catches the antest sigh Of repentance lie knows now
often have begun lives anew This Is one comfort
Ia the solemn doctrine Of the omniscience OF God This
one thing that wish 10 impress upon yOui ana the
other s that whatever IL done by Him Is just Ret us
cit with God ia judgment upon ourselves and upon our
hearts. Let remember that He Is God OF mercy AS
well as a God OF justice. We, too. may come to the
tnd known lii
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
THE COUHIS.
THE PIPE LINE ACT CONSTITUTIONAL.

THE PIPE LINE ACT CONSTITUTIONAL.
JUDGE BAKhEks DECISION AGAINST InE CLAIMS OF
IRE ERIE RAILWAY.
Judge Barker, in the Supreme Court, Special
Term, of Orleans County, has decided the qu. oIon
raised by the New-YOrk, Lake Ere and Western Railway
Company regard TO The COntitu,ionaty cf the Pipe
Line Act The case came up on petition By J. Budctt
Hyatt on behalf OF the Buffalo and NcwEUvk Pipe Line
Company 10 take the necessary lands t. the Erie
and the Atlantic and Great Western Railways. The lat
ter company raised toe point that the Land required
not necessary and jury trial Is ur red 10 decide that
question. Both companies the question that oil
pipe line Is not "pulic use, which authorizes the
taking OF land 10y the ht OF domain, and
tins question Judge Barker chiefly considers lie hold,
that II Is Tor the Leg latuIC t. declare when
this right Is TO he exercised, but foI the courts
the Constitution, What is 4" pUaic use lie saws with
ont any doubt tins power - en- ucnt De &c
cana = DrldEts, ferries, dlalIhS swami supp !hE
pOpuUus communities with pure ana wnOU some water,
aple accOMmolatohs as respects the lUn"c' Govern
mcns ought e to 1aNO. ana facilitate inland and foreign
trade, 10 cheaper and render safe the tar~p ~porauon
nom pace TO pace oi AL the products ot the country
agricultural ana mineral SuCn being the l GiuILaic
purpose for which private property may be taken
under tie power OF eminent domain, do the
purposes Of the act fan WITHIN the cnlmcla-
uo4i | am Of tie opinion that tHey 90,
Ia view OF the great Importance Of the cheap ranspor
tIon of petroleum and thc very ldT.c amount d! the
business and The general u,e of petroleum. the lgour
within The class UI things winch Government ana.
The iUd \, Overruies request for tliu whether HE
jcss, holding ihdt the act under when j. chartered
gives ample power 10 punish II should me company be
diverted TO objects not contemplated IN the statute. la
regard To the Ncw.N York, Lake Ere aud Western Rail-
road Company he therefore directs the appointment ~
taken. For the other company be orders reference
TO take proofs Of The necessity OF the land to bo TAKEN
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
JOHN LARKIN. Clerk.
\LW YORK SUPREME COURT.-GUSTAv

" bGDIfRhNION ONO. against ANIME ERNEST
INI SNIIiAGIE uiIO tlahc ~ County of New York
10 the above f,ndlut. You hereby summoned to
nswcr the copi ,hi- and 10 scIS" COPY Of
paIiin- attorney within twenty days
amer of Ills exclusive of the DAY Of
,lc,- ana ~ case iiuru appear
Judgment will De 9n.t ynu by d iiut for tho relief
demanded IA the CumpIa Ut Nrwl Ors ocloOtI D. IH,r 20
uFSIN WfiiIE. FHlunn's Attorney. Once. 3J-!9
II Sew AurH. Residence. - ~. Marks place
10 The Il, lond.ut ALNINI FRS E~IINl NATHALIE
GTIO The iuI,guIIE summons Is -cTN' upon You Nv puh
issued ly the Hon. Charles Don
n,u, A Ju-i,c ,sI court or the state Ui SCw
NoIL t,'. t Dr' brT l-1~ and filed with a."
,iut mn The nf ~ The t Clty county ~ New.
AorA Af tine touIt House N said city.
New. York. November 2, 1878 HENRY WtHLE.
Dp IawtWN Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. .29. The United States
steamer Hartford, ia :ship Of Rcar-Admiral L. T..
Nichols arrived at MOntevideO the 2Gh Of NOyen-
her from ST. CIthaIints Lieutenant +. \. Miller has
been detached from the Portsmouth. and ordered to
Washington. L,uicnaut A. VI. TddChara has been
ordered 10 conduct instructions in ordnance at the
Washington Navy N1ri.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Cccal Notices.

At Special Term Of the Supreme Court,
n held the supreme Court Chan"ers N ~" ny OF Al.
pany New- lork on the iltl day OF .ccrbcr, lo1s.
Present. Hon. Win. l.. Iolincl. Iu.t!c,
SUPREME COURT.
In tho matter the Guardian Mutual Lite Insurance Com
panv nf Nrw-N ork tty.
In The maieroi Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Com
pauy II NcW.lork tlty.
In the nacrof NE yd,v-' Orphans Benefit Life IN
sutauCc COMPANY ~! Ne" ok.
m. matter of the NrWloJk state Lie insurance '"hI
plry ~ IIt. tIty ~ syracuse. y J.
pun aiding the petition % John T. Smyth superintendent
Of the InsuIauc" Department ~ IN" stat" ot N"W l"k l"I
the aid ~ the court enable HIM To determine tht policy
and TIE amounts them respectively IN the above
companies Ia di'uut" ~" a'hl- oi Va"
securities held him s",urty for said policy holders
and upDn T. adug the AFFIDAVIT & H'nTJ r. IiUTH Receiver
heretofore appoint, each 81 iEc above entitled companies
Superintendent. r. " ,-AIu OF Duus, Tor sad Receiver
ana l. " Paige behalf - thr Attorney GnrTLl II -
ctrby ordered the motion behalf o the -d SuprFIn
tcudtut noticed brought for hearing This dsY be hd
forenoon tc chamber, ~ Tho said Justice" IN the city
nf \ that Ia the m'dutim" notice bc given
by tho said supcuntcnd,nt, by ihe Enb ic ,ii"n oi
~ IN" city ot AibafN.
an Ihe the Cy Oi NCwl orb called h"
Sew YorL Tribune aud NcW-NorE Herald" twice in
zach week respective policy holders IN N" rr-petyc
q sd mentioned iay and at tue sad time at The "ic"
Justice IN the ty ~ Albany, NrW Urk th'ir r.
sp.,vc claims policy holders upon the shl sc'uTtrS
It hy -Ad superintendent ir said policy holders IN oit
that sad superintendent may make di~'hnOn thereof 70
policy holders entitled thereto ia The auOunss that he
tht nom the aVl- 81 sad securities
And fthcr ordered that the sad superintendent Of the
Insurance Department fprHJTd hy NAL copy II this order
p. Of r,,dnc as he may able to ascertain the
ok NJ Albany County
Int,rci v /. {. JOHN LARKIN. Clerk
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
tellnres dno nleeilnes.

VI'hc Annual Meeting Of the UNION LEAGUE
i CLU Is viii bc hcll Gt the club udsc. on the SECOND
Thur.day at January 1879 JsaTy D. az o'clock T. i for
election Of officers and the Transaction O such Other b
u,.. n come before it.
The general meeting WI bc held a o'clock M bnt tho
election Will be opened At half past clock pm.
open three hours. Honorary and nontrs
mcmbcIs entitled IT, vote ffntc, ar" NOT Der
mttti lOl - g LEW l., 0t'ltt"ly'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

"Go to the ID" said an iratc house
holder tenth who Lad pulled the bell within
q naholu 10 inulir" # lac wanted "hs sidewalk shov-
Ccd on" BE g"rra,' said the llibcrnan appcant lm
a.carcd he Ld> SHOW to shovel" He was cpSascu-
Boston Comm rcial Bulletin.
\ tall thin chap, resembling the crOSs-tlc or
n hay " ol was in Town thc other d1v with CLOAK on
that reached to lis heels, aud urwbOr crcatcd no jun
STIR by calling out Iii mister, you've lost the carter
of your ulster Wheeling Leader.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
fosl an0 fonn0.

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
" YORK TRlBt'NE Will BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UP.TOWS OtFICt~. No. I,23N IH"ad"Ay' ,"r Thirty
irstst, OF :io~ H"' I",hiy thrI - cor lisnih 'r.
NO ~ East FOIrtcpnth.st. corner IHlni-NauaI"
100 IhiIdayc, cor. fOltl s,rcuihs st at I'll" HARLEM
OFFICE 80. 2.2~t Third ave, cor. bn"huud!r'lAhi
twenty fGpIiht. Hucm savings Bank BuAdinS, up 10 -
~ NJ regular nicc rates
OST or STOLEN-BaElS book No. 99,26S
OF the German savings Haul IN the tiiy OF Nc"hork
surl 10 The Turtle Lodge It's hereby qur-'i that
The book returned To the bank II not found OF ,iutnci
Ia t. bank before the expiration - weeks IRON the I'm
dav 81 Noyembor 1875, Application viii be nddet The bank
I'm a book.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

2os 27 2s9 2o4 COS 300 800 3o 3o2 oo3 3ci $685. oo7
3OS, 300. $40 81. 3l2.
MARNE CoTgT- GENERAL TERA-Alker c. J., and McAdam
aud snHut, JJ-Appeals TOm OTiers.-NOs to Is ibCus
Appeals from Juigmcnts-Nos to ~ inclusive
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Cytnrslclg.
NILTROpOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

WI OPEN FROM $50 \. VI. To II l. NJ.
EEC TOR SIHIEI-NCaTc point Tor Nal stleet Terry
and connects with raIs i0r south Ferry.
COUKTLASDf STREET-Nclcst point for jersey Cty anu
COmmunlpaw Ferries 50. ,o,-- ,,,- =, Q, ,
Barclay street Ferry To llO5okcn ,,-----,- -, -
MBIHSSIIiE point Tor fayonia ana ErIe
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLiN.SIHEEr-
RANDSTEE Nearest point for DesbrosseI Street Ferry
Ia JcTsry city, connects with cars for DesbIo'Ses and
East Grand street Ferries.
BIEECkERSTHEET-C Connects with cars for East anu
West.
EIGiir STREET-Nearest point for Christopher street
Icrry oioken connecting with cars for Christopher
ard East Tenth street Ferries. .,-.--
Nearest point 10 Union square,
XaIla,.s and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music Ir'
wing Ianmany Halls, connecting WIN cars lOr East
Twenty third aud Thirty fourth street Ferries. -.
TWEN ENIY-THIRD.STREEI-Ne point 10 BOOlhS ~.
lanes and PARK Theatres Grand Opera House Gilmore
GaT,cn, ami Masonic Tempe, and THenty ihlrd street
tO jersey CITY. ,.-...,
ru iirS IItDSlRr ET-N Nearest point TO STANDARD,
Hroauway and Fifth Avenue Theatres. hqla luu anu
San Francisco Minsires connecting with cara foi Wee
FoRrY ECoN DsTREET-Co with New York Trans
Ter Companys cabs for Grand Central DE- pot
FIFrIETH S1EEEr- ----..,-, a., ,,.,,.., po.,
FiFTY.EIGUTH. STREErNearest point for CcntIa fark,
connecting with cars of lclt Line Railroad
For mt tako east eide stations
For duy ntown rains take west side stations .,o
FARE. 10 CENTS. Except between the hours OF o5o 10
72oa n and o7p m when the fare is . cents
'" ' WM. II. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BROCkLIN, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
THE GROWTH OF TRUTH.

Tie Rsr. Robert D. HUI al the Tabernacle BdDt Church.
The Rev. Robert Is. Hull, pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church. secODd-ave. and Tenth
~ preached yesterday morning on the advance Of
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
FIN.NCF DEPARTMENT.

FIN.NCF DVPARINEST.
nos OF IANIS. 7
No. 32 Chanibcrssj. Sew York December J. 1873.
NOTICE To TAN-PAlERS.-AH persons
~ who have omitted 10 pay thor taxes ioI the year Is
arc hereby REQUIRED by p". 10 pay the same Ia
Receiver ~ Taxes at bis Office on Or Deioc the Gay
Of January, 1879. ,
pcI will be collected on all taxes paid before tho
Ol December instant percent on All td4c- paid on
interest a the rate or IL cent
Der annun computed tc dsv o october last rday
ON which assessment rolls and warrants delivered
to the Ircrivcr remaining unpaid and aitui
the said lat dag Of Jauuarr, l-.".
Will bo received after O'Clock T. ~
OfiCC hours from N tn = = ~
MARTIN L. MCMAHON.
Receiver Ut Taxes
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
$4,000 REWARD iDsr !

SJ. 900 RE"AED! iDsr
II me Nc..cnpcr Of the Importer, and Trader- National
Bank hi, tho Clearing I0ns' thi- morning p'ck
cbo,F containing the amount O balance due Nom II to the
Cleaning House, va:
lr ming House Certificates,
81 800 United Stttcs Gold Certificates,
sG.15j - Currency,
sG1 Gyid
Ilr Clearing House Certificates numbered a. follows
IJO-7 9IU"I 2OOy5 l"3OB
g22Jl lS.IiJ 2u.9io
igT 2l1Bi "U,1ui lG.IgI
lG'Is4 1900 lGIg4 1874
and arc each for SlOOoO, all letter l.
1hc, are parable oniy t0a Bank Member ot the Ncwfmk
Coang House. consequently are not negotiable pay mon
has Teen Sip, ped
uo VII paid by this bank for the return of tho
above Described property J.. IL. PERKINS, j. Cashier
IcccII Ib,r - lS7S
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
CORPORATION Nolltes.

DNERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBrNE WILL BE RECEIVED ~ THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No IBIS Broadway, cor Thirty Hrst
si, JOS West Twenty. third IT., corner fighth ave.
No. ~ East Fourteenth st. corner lnionsgIatr 70o
1hII ave, FOIy seventies ST. al the HARLEM OFFICE
22Si Third cor. one hundred and twenty yiOurthst
,sIcrn savings Bank Building up TO p H., at regular
UfiC,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

.rpp.ur CorsT-CHAHBRns- 7. Nos ~. 49, 90,
az ga ~ eI 6S 90 o. III ltO, lCS no. lo3, 1885, 2o|
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Siluatlono Udnieo-- Ma!ss


TASUIER, &c.-By u sober, reliable ana
rn.rrrr man ovur years practical business
experience cashier teller IN banking Onces ami IN con
keep books; best references
Address = r. W. "5i West 2ith.st. Ncw.fork.
HARDENER- BY Il married man; no incum-
~ brancc lifetime Of experience as gardener and
under the best men III tho hDfhcrn part
Of EnglaNd frs: cIss grape grower 'ni plant 'i
thoroughly utrrstBpds hc care OF imported ana ancJ so'k
making the glltedced butter anu
IA, raising pOutrN gpW chy reference
AidrcssJ d., Tribune ptOHn O0i,e l23s broadway
NNvAITER.- Respectable cOlorcd head waiter;
w les, civ I,fI,ucc wiling make himself generally
u.c'n wants Of ZONE kind Address We S Cor
nclis ST.. top door.
NNAITER-By Il Young Protestant who un-
d,r-auds veil the duties uf waterman IL willing ana
oirug: the bcsI Of references Address sWEDE ia Last
32tst., top bell.
WANTED, iploymcnt indoors by an
w active middle aged man good peninah wouu mas
study ~ his employers gOoi
Trf, renee * W. All lIcrlrrsonst ST., Jo. scy Cly.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Nlnsital Juslrnmcllts.

A DUMAIlAUT, late $. X. BALL a. co,
". No rs EAST l4rHST
Chickerng Stenways and other Pianos ana ofs'h' 'o'
for 81 IN Inst and tOi rent.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

years IactoIics wsrerOoms Az TO 423 West sthst
HOLIDAY PRESENTS splendid Organs, )
III sers OF Reds s7s 2' sets ga 10 sso DO DO
siSG s ronnd corners do sl75. warranted NeW DREAMS on
from s3 10 20 per month flinos rom - 70 ~
Mptic nj half price, some at cent u P'So' hOhHNA' "
rKH & SONS, 40 LaAt l4lh ~
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

UL-COMFORTING.
EPPS' COCOA.
thorough knowledge 0i the natural laws which gov
,Iu inc Of og,un aud luii"u and by Cavrui
alton of properties ~ wei -@rc' 'O,oa, Mr
1irAkt,t tables th dtc it"y nav
ol1fi beverage, which heavy o,pr bl'
such articles OF mt that cpuSt
tuition NAV gradually bun uT strong enough 10 tr.-'
,y,fy tendency IIGlglyti- subtle
foti'ug around 81 ATTACK wherever there - weak
point escape fai9 shan hF E"nc ouf-''N"'
well iprunrd Wth pure blood anu properly nOussdILIc
-.CIyIl Srrylt. Gazette.
Made simply with bolung water or mix.
sold only in package, labeled thus
JAMES EpPS n CO.,
Homeopathic Chemist,
SS1LI,dduc.,ll, ~, dnd - PCcllIuy.
London. Eugiaud
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-23
sOLILOQUY OF RICHARD III.

Give me another rse-blanket!
Bind up my wounds with Joness liniment,
The boss remedy for cuts, bruises, burns,
Scalds, ringbone, SPAWN or quarter-crack
In man or beast fifty cents a bottle,
Three bottles for a dollar; for sale by
All respectable dealers; none genuine unless
Bearing the signature of-but soft! 1 did not
dream!
O, coward conscience, how dost thou affiict me!
The lights burn blue. 1t is now dead midnight.
And am no nearer home than was
Last Saturday night at this time!
What do fear? Myself? There's none else by 4:
No; one fear who in her bed doth lie!
I am villain; am son of a-gunsmith:
Ill lie: am not, not by jugtul!
Not if the Court knows herself; not by
Majority as large as Samuel ]. Tilden's!
Fool, of thyself speak WELL for none else will
Ny conscience hath thousand several tongues
And if should take notion to have it quick
ened,
Every tongue would tell q several tale.
And every tale would condemn me for q villain
Then would get six months at hard labor
Unless could fix things with the Court
OIL CitU Derrick
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-23

A HIT.-A Judge of distinction, sit
ting before village tavern in the Valley
OF Virginia, was struck NY the indignant
complaints against the heavy taxes and
the insupportable burthens imposed up
on the people to pay the public debt ut
tered by man of the bailiwick, who
spoke of resistance rs altogether proper.
The Judge, in kind and affable spirit,
referring to the bitter complaints, re-
marked that he had found it often very
instructive to ascertain what persons
making such complaints themselves
paid to the public treasury, and asked
what was the amount of the burthen
paid by the complainant before him.
He declined to respond, and demeaned
himself somewhat offishly. But the
county sheriff happening to be present,
volunteered the information sought by
the Judge, which was that the indignant
gentleman was assessed to the amount
of a few cents over four dollars, which
he had not paid! -.
His feathers dropped, and the shrink
age of his independent spirit was fear
iui Now. says the Judge, you talk a.
bout repudiating the public debt, and
dishonoring your State while the amount
that you would have to pay in addition
to your present taxation to provide for
the debt and public education would be
about twenty five cents and you have
been in the drinking shop three times
since have been sitting here. and eX
pended in a mere luxury in drinks that
cannot benefit yen or your family-more
than this twenty five cents THE indig-
nant voter soon withdrew to his own
cet.eet;nna.
This Is the exact description of vast
numbers who are in the constant habit
about public burthens. Of such men the
followers and flatterers of a majority Of
the re-adjgsters are composed Ric!
| Daspafch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-23
A Negro Prayer.

The following grotesque, yet solemn
prayer, is verbatim report taken in
the winter of 1S62-63, at Methodist
meeting held by plantation negroes in a
settlement near camp:
80 Lord God of dis glorious universe,
wilt dOu look down in de omnipresence
of dy eye upon desc dy cuIled chin,
bowed upon de knucklebone dis night
Take solemn peep upon us. and let a
heap o'light in. Dou knowest what
desc dy poor darkies need. Dere be Sam,
dere be Jerry, and dere be Pompey.
Dey am in DER sins, dat's what reckon.
Help dem to git up and git from de will
derness of sin, and come into de clear
ing of salvation. Take solemn peep
also, upon de darkies in de oder cabin
who fiddle and whirl upon de bombastic
toe, while dy serbant Eliminates words
to dee. May dey rise above de anthratory
things of dis world, and fly, like Massa
Linkum's balloon, heavenward. PRO
lessor loves balloon was anchored near
by Ruler of all humans On dis rih,
wilt dOu Dress de generals in de field dis
night, if it be circumspection in dy eve
Bless de colonies in de field dis night,
if it be circumspection in dy discreet
eye, and also Dress de Union soldiers,
who carry de musket and chew de car
fridge, fighting for de Union and stars
and stripes. Dey fght.in a scientific
cause, and be de bestest Of men; but,
good Lord, may dey sware less and pray
more. And finally, Dress dy humble
servant now supplicating dee in behalf
of desc benighted darkies. 1t behooves
dee to dig deep and sound in de berry bot
tom of his heart. May dere be nary
b1immage between myself and nv Saw
Tor. In de language of de mighty Wash
ington, dis world is all fleeting show.
To-day we are alive and hoppin' round
like grasshoppers: to morrow de sickle
of death cuts us down and spreads us out
like grass in hay-time. One obery side,
dou knowest o Lord, is the evidence of
de dislOcation and destruction of de hu-
man family. Dere be fighting among
one anoder and natural disease. But we
die to live again, either as saints or evil
spirits. Dere be discussions on doctrines.
election, before ordination, perfection,
and SIGH like, confuse de intellecks Of
both black men and white. But dou
knowest, good Lord, dat desc are vain
illusions, splittin' and dividin' dy crea
t1res into sexes without mercy. Many
dere will be with slick countenances, |
white collars, and fine clothes, who will |
fine de gates shut against dem, while de
blind old woman, hobbIipg on crutches,
she 90 straight in. Amen"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-23
FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, &c.
TNRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES.
EVEEGREE EMS,

IL
SHE UBBERY AND FLO IYERS.
can furnish from the Staunton Nurseries
the present year the following kinds of Fruit
Trees Apple Peach, Dwarf Pears, Standard
Pears, Cherries, Plums, ,Apricots, Nectarines.
Ounces, Grapes, Goose5 as Raspberries'
gus Roots. Usage Orange, and everything Ofthe
Fruit kind. My trees are hrst-class, and will
give satisfaction to all who may buy and plant
them right. and they will find that trees that
are raised at Star.nton won't have to stand
year or two to acclimate before they start to
grow. E1- Buy your Trees at hOEne. and
then you can see what you are getting, and you
can always get them in good order, fresh out of
the ground, and Mt prices less than you can buy
them from abroad. I sell the WILD GOOSE
PLUM at so cents, and all the new Apples fur
nished that have come into use of late.
1 also have an arrangement with one OF the
best Shrubbery Nurseries in the United states
to furnish the following
SHADE TIRE ES.-
Oak Leaved Mountain Ash, English Ash,
Weeping Ash Weeping Birch, Weeping Cher
ry, Horse Chestnut, European Larch, European
Linden, Magnolias, Silver Maple, Norway Ma
pie Sugar Maple, Cork Maple, Purple Fringe
or Smoke Tree, Kiimarnock Willow, and other
Shade Trees that may be called for. In the
-EVERGREE LINE
can furnish Norway Spruce, White Spruce,
Hemiocll Spruce, I'alsam Fir, silver Fir, Eng
lish Yew, Golden Arborvitfe, Siberian Arbor-
vitae, Heath Leaved Arborvitoe. American Ar.
borvitse irish Juniper, and Swedish Juniper.
-DECIDUOUS SITRU BIS. =
Rose of sharon, Calycanthus. Berberry,
Strawberry Tree, Honeysucllles. Lilac, Japa-
nese Ounce. Spireas, Syringes, African Tama-
rix, White Fringe, and all the Roses and Climb
ing Plants, and many other things too tedious
to mention. and to all who will favor me with
their orders will give satisfaction.
L have furnished o great many Shade Trees
and Evergreens about Staunton, and refer
you to the following persons: Capt. James
Marquis, Capt. G. G.. GoOch, VIM. J. Nelson,
Mrs. DR.. Stribling, Capt. P. e. Wilson, and
mo nv
furnished. j. q. ECHARD.
ju4 I'm Box s., Staunton, Va.