PRESBYTERIAN ~.B
yterfan Bonner, Vol. V, No. IR,
yterlan Advocate, Vole 11.1 9 N 0.13. I
YID MCKINNEY, Editor and Proprietor.
-IN ADVANCE.
(Original liottrp•.
The Saviour Willing.
to A Requeet" Bone?. and Advocate
ecniber 20th
dear friend,.you 're ti one your utmost, •
st strove your soul to
pareutB ever pruyintr,,
have done for you the saute.
you find your efivrtB fruitleoa,
ur Ifthors are but vein;
the more you look. onit trust than,
tile more yfAu feel your pain.
Gosl and frankly Vet him,
hits all's beyond your power
you're sinful,
, an never make you.
,puVe. :
-, u've grieved his lor and Ineroy,..
Eased 'to c " . " 1- •
rin you lvt still lOWA
'cc can his fami
ask himself to save you;
ie sake of Christ his 5%1; :
Aimed the law we've broken,
he ,uffered in our room." ' "
Le unew our sad condiiion;
u nu'er had left his thrones;
Iy now he offers pardon,
his I,lood can well atone.
id you mourn that God has spared you?
you not a sinner born?
.t was nothing then could save,
the blood of Christ alone. • . ,
that blood is freely offered,
is willing salt, you know ;
,411 your sins should be like crimson,
:an make them white ay snow.
coum trust a dying infant •
Cov'n an t-k eepi n g God, ' •
l believe he'd cleanse and save it,
mgh the great Redeemer's blood.
m riper years he's spared you,
m believe his love 'a the same;
may go to him for pardon,
You'll live to praise his name. ,
For the Presbyterian Banner and Advocate.,,
Religion;
TTERS TO A FRIEND ON THE DOCTRINES AND
DUTIES 011 TEM BIBLE.
Letter I . ll.—God and his Law.
the Lord is oar lairgiver.—lsA. 21!
DEAR FRIEND:—In my last I 'spoke
of the existence, the personality, and
lections of God, and especially of his'
Is& Now, this pure and holy being,
glorious Lord God, the infinite, the eter-'
the incomprehensible Jehovah; is our,
and lawgiver. Eternal rectittide is,
law, or he is a law unto .hirnself, for
is no law out of himbelf by which he
rerned; his Own nett:ire is'his law; and
is given us a law which lie,rfect
ript of his own charaeter—a law die
by his own holy nature, and adapted
nature, and wants, and Circumstances
i—a law growing out of,' and based.
the nature of God and of his eras
and the relations which they sustain
and to each other. This law in-holy,
ind good; it requires only what is rea-
Ae and right, and forbids only what is
ions and wicked. Obedience to it would
glory to God and happiness to man.
it always been obeyed, earth would have
a paradise, and man an angel incarnate;
disobedience has made earth the /vesti
of hell, and man an incarnate devill,
law of God is "summarily' corapre
id in the ten commandmenta."—Sh.
Ques. 41. These enjoin and 'regulate
ties to God and to • our fellow4netil
ince the sum of these ten compend
ia found in the two great conanand
, love to God and man ; for love is the
nn of the law : and thou Shalt - loVe
- .r;d thy God with all thy heart, and
th) soul, and with all thy strength; and
1 thy mind; and thy neighboras thy
).om. xiii : 10; Luke x: 27; Matt.
The ten commandments yon
in Ex. xx 1-17. '
is the moral law. This is the law of
it Lawgiver; a law of love, 'law.
, out of our relations to God and 'fo'
;her, and of course binding on' all,
iding for ever; it is binding just' as
3 the relations on which it is based
or as long as we are Gad's creatures,
stwin relations to . him and to each
la such. Of course' tis binding as
the world stands y as long as God is,
nd we are men and women In its
le it will be binding even in the 'fu
udd, though some of its Specific re-
ants 'will of course cease when this
is no more. God is our creator; and
creatures of GOd here in 'this world,
and ever will be our lawgiver; and
is his law, the ten cottim'andinetits in
ex : 1-17, the sum of' which is love,
the two great comnindinents in Luke
This is the law of God, binding
rou, and from' obligation to obey' it
never be free. "While'God e'xiste,
exist, his law must be your la*;' for
lawg,iNfer and your
, law is your rule 'of 'life; 'lt inlll4
~f your obedient:4o443li: Cat *,; One I
"Have you obeyed thiehiVii? My deer
', let this question •rierriti home to your .
ince: Have Sou obi Ted tire' law?.
at it, think of it, comisre `'liettreelf 1
. it ; ley your heart and life eloogiside of
l's holy law, and see where yenititillit
•in relation td that law. Have-yid ke pi '
Have you =obeyed it perfectly, and 0064
.ntly, and without ''iiie . . - failur e ?.'• gatice.
7, and think I Exiiibliie Yourself. B e vi a: '
sling to know the . wonitsel' - :yourself . . Take
`.'each of the ten commend:hints, and exam
r ine yourself by it. rneeialiot repeat them.
rYou can turn to Ex. ai..;iirsditguiPatechiare,
and enter uptin'the 'exiiiiiilratidli','and corn
, :parisou ; or you .'can tithe' the 'WM, of these
in the two great'eminsafidnieritt of 'the law,
- in Luke a : 27, and - tithperritytiiiielf . With
thorn. Love to God; . supreme 16ii; - linie
win:l . l'll'es heart, soul, Strength; hictininV;
has thig pervaded your heart from iiifirtiV7
up ?!.••• Has it controlled yoUelife 7 rifts law,
and his it . ever been, 'visible' id "ortioitilifile,
deporttatte t 'And then. lciid to iiiiii;li*
to your . iiiithlioi -4
ag " to yoUrself';'"htill Viet
had a place . 111 you 7
L ' Atidr-hairifilan
manifest with pild around yoir.illeietk
plainly, • es'i 1 'falir ''you would littyri' me;
•
and I ask, -liitiloOtr t,O Eldd"ind niiii tr..
.. erned and owitibiltilibuiteiiii•and 10,1 - •
- - AtjAl i.: 0 "I is: - .. .: Wfati.rw
Ah, my, friend, if conscience could speak,
it would cry, Guilty I Yea, it .does sp« ak,
and it condemns you. You, feel guilty.
Your own heart charges you with guilt;
and if your heart condemns you„ God is
greater ~than your heart and, ktiovreth ull
things —rl,,,Tohn iEt: 20. Yes, God con
demns, you and his law , condemns, you it
charge's you witti„goilt, 'and pronounces ats
curse, against.you., 7 -Gal. 0.
You know, my friend it is not to distress
~ yl o tt that .lAins write It•is.poly teat i you
may luelc at yourself and see YRKqeIf...Y9II
are— Ts am ,sure you wish to-know the-worst
of ,yourself;, Y0u,.17•i54 4clv. cYP4r moral
disease, that. ou may fen Ao the, great
ciao for spiritual health. tiller then , what
.1 say,and pend.er tt.w.e11..4 1- pu•belpog tu, , a
f f illen race. , Your firot,,fathcr ,sinned„
you were born, a child of wrath and an heir
of hell Eph ii 1-4. Your heart is de
.corruption. of your naturenas bven acted out
inlYourlifo• IWY, O O4vgIP7KtiPa•PY4I.P"
fr•Pve 4 the , ' ,ss -1 1 . 0 ,1 yourAstl kti.hcbAdmv;
i(p!,lli,ve made it y.gurp,pisYll,u34PP„lPSAßP,,ts
Pf 4 l4 , WILP, 4 I -B Pllo l lnt ) 2YlPT.oo9 4 4,94tus
you aN.persona)ly,guilty,by ; an inherent:cor
rl4loon::.9,f nature, and rs3,t-ihq voluntary
ran§greo9n ,God's
I Dar, , yea, 4 o. double, guilt, rests upon , You ir
lake guilt of ,Adam's first sin barputed, the
consequent corruption of,..your..nature, and
thefactuakand voluntary transgressions of the
law prompted by this, depravity , of your na
tur'e., Here is the " sinfulness" , of , that • •
es
tate, Thereinto you are fallen, ",,the guilt of
,Adatn's first sin, the want of original right
.eousness, and the corruption ofr,your Whole
nature, which is commonly, called, original
sin, together with g all actual t`tra,n,sgressmns
which preceed ,from,4;''.. and which
. have
been flowing from it. ever ,since,,..you
born. And • here is, the, ,he =leery' , of
your fallen state ; cogpupi9p,,Ny t ith (hod is
lost, you are under his wrath and curse, and
so made liable to all the i nriseries of Allis, life,
to death itself, andftoithe••pains,of .hell for
ever. " ~For ", every ; ,sin,desorveth, cod',o
wrath and, curse, both in; this„life,snd .that
which is to come.,",--§h. •bateehistn;.ques.
18' 19, . 84. ..
=EN
This -then my, dear-child ,is your present
condition ; a Bulw, guritynpd •rmserahk;
conscience condemns you the law condemns
you, God asyourjavwvcr,and judge condsmns
you, and,has, gonounced his sentence upon
you; and his T seVence is just ; the soulthat
sinneth, die, the ,, wages of, • sin is
4,5,1t0in, vi: 23.. 7 ',:ifs i n s
your condition, sinful and condemped.,i and
now, what.4ll yo d u a do What.pmst you ; do,? t .
What can you,do? Sinfaland cnndemned,
what:can yon ,do,? Think of, these: ques
#nnai, and , read .4.4.xvii;1401n
-04-ziQues-5447i a 1 443(n)41 198 p of our
Psalms and Hymns . Till I wilts , sign
adieu Yours as ever
ME
For the Presbyterian Banner itrui,dracate.
Hints on Sabbath Schools.
It is very well knoiri, that 'Robert' Raikes,
the• great founder of Sabbath BehoileVeon
templated quite a different 'object from That
which is now aimed at r by this Institution.
He sought to furnish the.eleinents of secu
lar edneation—as reading, 'writing, and
geographY--W such as'weire Unable to attend
upon sach privileges during the Week, and
thus to rescue froth ignerance the
masses of children' and youth, especially in
great `cities:` • Its ratbef:a Rclgpd
IS'clzobl enterprise,- confined to the destitute,
and aiming, at Secular '
But, `°as 'often odeura in Gad's providence,
struck' ofit a/new idea:, whi in its fuller
deVelopMent, hag so overstepped,thelirst in
tention, as to be 'scarcely recogriize - cl , as
'springing from this Source.' The great
thought was, Irigtiuction on the
• Lord's day
for the destitute. The great defect: ef the
plan was in its lack of an_exelnsiVelyreligious
airn. - The Sabbath was, ihdied, a day fit for
all kinds ' of Christittnivelbdoing--apecially
for such Christian works aridlabnre of love
as are best dane on thatday:—Certitinly, then
for such Christian charitieta cenild-net be
done 'on' any other day:'_; But 'the' Sabbath
naturally assiinilates the work to itself--- 1 -lays
its claim fora strictly Sahbatie 'labor and
hence, if instruction is , fit to' be gifeu
that day; demands tba.t it be Sabbath initrac
tion: This, therefore, was the `..change
effected in the nattiral workingnt events.
And God, in his wonderful' providene,e,
'propriated the plan to the higlcpurpOlies of
his Church. The instruction - of the' Soli
'bath Kdhobi became mere strietlyßabbatie
;
until this:lnstitution his become a gigantic
apparatus in the Church's hand, for the in
struction of her children.
RUT FOR WHOM ARE SABBATH. SCHOOLS TO
_ -
BE CONDUCTED
,
HOC' it . is . maintaincd by many, that the
Sabbalb Soliools alnitild 'be niainif 'if not
excltrsivety;
. for the i ile tit
sitte—lfor' such only
as etijoy i nb . %ptivilisge of religions instruction
at Many
~ pions members of the
Church 4 0 lieft teAeiai iß,P.ebhatit,Schools
O,
where the cliilOrcn, „tjps clinic); are gath
er9d,tiod ediridgetVitt - su j eg t 'as they ought
ta"tight'at . 'ltome,Y ' ham olit . ifu to
A 141041034 041 • •
, ''
PQ 6l o9nlie
sound ontkvitisty ,of • our; most flourishing
'Sabbath Schools . would be disbanded and
valttible'influenced:yrbich'itiftheris
'001 . 40 , 4 dear s ones' our .
'ituttsehi4,4,,tW9V l 4 Ic*L tli."3 Abjec
tion .isoften made, •andimust be met:
'Let. us:conii'der, •• I • • -• • .
~ T.'l"-Titt'"ltistAti:fori 6F . THE SABBATH
Si ;
n, ; the professing., pareni
!tents the OM beforuj the, Churchpand eov
4ttarits'tolbring.it itp in the tartrtnft andlad
i'mOn'itioii.:of this Lord : ~'his ` ~solehun;vow
shall presently ses,tbials.a.kind of instruc
tion which:pone other •cary. give, anct a duty
which non e•other can perform in the parent's
stead. Yet; is 'not the ChttrehNii , party in
the Baptismal Ordiriuoir •Diiiiti / tbh
whole transaglionLOuttiliVlVOo4ol'
obligation to Fatoh over. this child:its one of
its own membership,f and tOldo itepaitin
securing the assumption of these vows by
;the, child when it shall attain discretionary
t ria4s,? If this • , ;14 4 , Cana from
votirlirhole theory of the relation laPtieed
I.:ohildrkin• to the Chttroli)•.'then .sithbre ,
and advibtiti l ione t A delhe
form this dif 'to h#i • baftized
.
o 7 il'
this .
very:ltitth SCl)pist in
stitsaticut: 4 , 0,4 1 zi1e, this. i.e.. xicti i ...4
estoughi ,, FaittorilsvisitatiotriOnd4alselieti-
"ONE THING IS NEEDFUL:" "ONE THING HAVE I
t:~:..
MI
El
PUBLICATION OFFICE, GAZETTE: BUILDING, Y
FOR THE WEEK ENDING
dal instruction,from:the pastor, are the good
old ways of our Presbyterian fathers, which
we f are bound to inquire for, and walk in,
so far as, is= pragficable. • But here, also, is
furnished a most singularly convenient
method of systematic iustruction, under the
very eye of the Church, and by her owndi
"realm „The great advantages of it must
be, that it is, habitual, and frequent ; that it
is ,compact in, its arrangement, and;not scat-
Aged ; ,and .that, as is most fit ) it'reeognizes
th Ouptizedohild re n ha ving aelel m Lupon.
IT the 'special-attention ; of the ia the
~ .appointtnen,4 9f. the Lerd's day..
;.; froymthis doctrine, as we
shall Am, that,the jotheering of the, Sabbath
SehUeltabOttld, , be no AV-hazard ~ MStter
And, that the ~,tenehers,,should ,not4lie the
mere chance ;volunteers, who , may , conie
along, without reference to character, or
skill, or soundness in, the f4ith. True, also,
it results from this view, that thoprevailieg
;4 13 99.RY ?f , 30541?144.,A 1 19 0 1El ittO/rAftqllty,!
iik44.,th-martlect PfltiPll444,3lWeriPlVAWlew ,
6414 lob e ~ Qhlireh.the..a4WAW to a nivner
441ePr.. , 110:greafi'ag.Pneyf v 4,1.; m
Lek, the pastel! found looking alter
ft/'. z .department ,of ,the, bard' s house, as in
volving lanclamental d vital interests in
his work. It•,iney fairly be said, that no
pastor 'can exert aproper,,influence his
congregation, if he, fail l° conoiliate the in
..tere4t of, the-children ; and youth. Dr. BlB
ler used to charge his students to•paTpar
.ticular ; attention to ; this, .branch of every
household; as .the ;surest avenue ,te •the';
parent's heart. The pastor's presence and
countenance, if only a few inoments, on the
; Sabeeth-rn °ping; loosing among the classes,.
and : speakinga kind .word the' children
here , and there,. or,to all, from, the Superin
tendent's; desk,, will greatly promote; his
thence ,and, usefulness. These r ,,li.ttle ; ones
swill ,carry-home the messages he gave them,
and ,th 4 will ,he r , glad .of, his .friendly i per-!
t sonal recognition-; and , he will,fuldthat this:
is.no play,-, 7 , that, here thmeed is sown
in, the tenderest, richest. fioil. I The. , great
Shepherd said, - with, deep
his uskotterms, "Feed my lambs," as well!
as " Shepherd nay.elicep.!'. Give the lambs;
of the flock, ,who ,sre„sop,t,t-to be the flock
itself, the foOCetilatlS fiefor - 'tgern andzivel
it to theta ~as they , require, '
:And 2: .The Church, ia4tot have in, charge}
a the ,officering ,andi,instrw s tz,:on,s,a/4e, 1 ,54-
be,* School, so" that, it tall be d tac 0, oft
training to the doctrines and dutzes o & e a s,
housg Instead the fh - 011yViespOnsiblel
.;•
quanageinent to whichuthila 7eletteritaryrde- 1
.partment is Ofteirdeftit the Ambarrassinemtl
of the minister,,And h oftep ! tp,,the,er n otionnft
a hostile interest,in the, Chureb,
„all the ap,l
pointnieitte ; should he - eithar directlYby,th s e!
session; * un:der their ifOrn'ediate'cogniiiticei
lie say 'that - gieri
, Veaelier ought to Ve'a truly converted pe
s on. For often' the :seiiiitlest'doetr4e 3 inay
lie ` ea - Lastly' tattght'Jbf' '646 1 who ka76,j);1'0,.
thittL: '134
I Wilfsiy,that eieri'teaCher in the Sib-,
`bath School ongfit' to be, ivell'instrecteda i n
the *trines' ,'of the Gospel,' and 'of gdod.
moral character, 'and moral influence, as
repreSeating those doctrinea'beferehiSclass.;
And 3. , Let' the elders Un:crhteinbc:r:s of
the Church, who are` ,thiti dirdetly' rispansi-:
ble for ihetraVzing of the; baPlized
visit the school, patrontze,tt, support.te well,.
and daily, by' their pre's. ence, and ' t nte-!
nand,' and assistance, thatthei e
great agency far the glory of the '.1144.4er.i
Would' not any such high .vihiVof - the Sabi
bath Sehaol, as a primary schcollif the great
"Church. Thdveisity; lead to Mitre liheial`
' efforti;on the part'of the members ? "Wonlal
it nothring out those %beim' well ins r tru'ete,4l,+
as in'' duty bound, to do' their part,in th i ei
training •of the s , ot:tibia &ober:Atli?!
'Aquila', it not lean to a.liberil 'replenishing,'
of the Sabbath — School library 'arid to ail
suitable esertions for the comfort or teacher,s
and scholiii? 'And would it not:resilt`frOmi
such an association of the Sibbith School
with the Baptismal cavelia4„iitat the
dreg' of the Chuich, now se comitionly
"glected by , the Church, and hence so coin-''
Manly di?thtmed,' •ah , ,thougß . having oo'plaiM
“ - upon hi services, would - be Voiced'
new - light, the Lord's 4ttle;calk Who,
not by any means'io he'Offended I • '
We have alreadyydire far enough in this'
investigation'tb. show 7. tilt& it. is as gross an'
;error to release the Church from, its work,
because of the parent'sAntyoisit•isito
re
'lease the. parent, because iitTthe7dnty of the.
And' it is its' glieitionCli,prictleal
tojno4ey tothro* . the,.*hole :task :)4pOri'the
-parent„ Abe - exclusion - et; ;tihe &Sabbath
School, as to ithroW s thn4whole•work
Von' the - Sabbath lichool,itoithe` exCltidion
'Of 'the' • parent; , '
Doesit notsufficiently appear.; frOre the fore
going, that the Sabbrith'Scliooliti,.not:elone,
nor mainly fortheliestirrae;fan'd. that the
first obligation of the Church is not toll:vise
Without, its boiindsp but , to , these: within' its
pale ?... Jo, not rt,grestr,,(l4y„tolier baptized
. chi4ren demandell ,jrit this,4irection ?
i.nir 'dal( Mbar* shp4; in - Ws
iik6thetrihito
the Sabbath School?, thatJhemigardsithiwin
0011P4AiMPffith.:304:-.JPiousadOluestiOrrni.WaJ
I a,BAMPAP,erY , 1 4 ( q t . t roN , I ii t r 9St
;head depFtureii of' he r baptate ch i ldren
front' `her' tikAaelVill` s a
rth istedOgree' tolther(egle`otrof'faithfill MOP.
ily ism& Sabb ' etlic.ffehool tisiningta eth Arm
4141. r. :stcw
Aor the .Preisyterink ,Banner ;Egg!. A ( 1, e.,),,,,
!•41.1:1 it t„. ••••.•1.4 • 2.
•
A ougge,sigik-s 3A
MIL EDITOR :—.lu,...yisiting among my
pp9pli, I h,ve _freopdly plvie,rvqkti v glekt
lelictenaKiii - 12:2,0aittanfitatiatit.
valiQua,TELporoOal afa r , blittalleoretical
an d' hullahritiiigh-levey,y fa ithfy
dfitiiieq4i air alWar
•fifdsvii ton' eieiy
is
needed' BYtmoice iikidlirOrirtof ( a.:l4lfgeone
chafOlgr,*;tiba t tyif f ixiaqiiiiPitll 'yeArlit
biAli ngi
,pididyliisOlead it
rtlie good Waft:ref Oizit
pleriiiiie' OWeihriit
especiallytiliti!led
reinarkillf essays Oik
col•Autpoidebt; SS" Saijltitritoi6
cietr;'s6 ioireduraid '
one of common sense,. not blinilt AVI.
dice, !iatiiiirliii,:b 7 y*Zoariifcrice 4 / dtiliem,
the i'eif
reasons*l I trelF So; Aiik a .g gie
'4l . oii l e'6 4 iiiiialilegOtanmii? '"`)
SeriailfdlislBtWiiikillts4Miti; 14
04 / Votifilcithaiig VOCtoiii 'lllititi"4lo2oB4
ftitiffei364llfaie
cn4 ,tit.J.tur e,° nn
tit MALI CV
have one article, say
practical subject,ft
questions for discuss?
1. What is In
What is the way of
is)3onviction, legal an.
regeneration, repent.
&e.? Thus, persons.,
formed. sinners and.
greatly benefitted and
would have variety,'
great interest would
the Banner and Ar 7
and none can tell the
might be'efrected.
ibe - irreat and extensi
whited up, through of
the admirable Esi
on " Religions Expel
be said those Essays
and if the . people
il eithei t *oda: they
-may be 40pli
4hem, 'where they art
but how very few,
them ? and there is
thousands would read
never seen Dr. A.'s,
them. Let the matt
serious and prayerfu.
there be an agreemer
as; I have named;
should . be adopted,
'be the result.
Frpm onr Li
Preparations. for Chi
The Great Cattle
London Poulterers
vices—The Natiuk
eeption of Dr. Lim
Dliesions—:Central
Trade and the
Alissions--Turkit
Tract Society .App
iii in Austria—,
`—The Skeleton
"Wonderful` in
been the prepare
;Christmas .festivi
Bight. Turkeys,
And lowlenAs of,
.. x
se, '&e., have
C‘butitiessi 'number,
-Oohing their! w
ctixen; , ,' and. tem]
frai l o? . ; . °Y r s'
toiling inide
i t enere all' over `°i
and wine :re+
npihimpers to d.
the Provinces,
Parcel's Delive:
everywhert,..ift , metrop i
, ti 9 l i§,, ..... . boxes :se*" efl
ffee,ticiii.t` litlistri Ids r Rai*
L tiVeil gathering At &elle,'
Lir'eparing 'the 01 ot,
:b oiling trmt
a...9 0 P5idf1r,44 ROA -, ,
e et
- see.it Made A ,Nvi ,i .
the •grogp_of juvenile 4pectiots, rich is Sim";
hopes of tiiii futitre,' ; is a pleitling ariireiii
estii,e erketiii3lei iti odnnexide *hip: ttlikt ,
family life, which forms the' great bonseri , -
.tive : elemeat Qt.thiS9katio.L. If f ~ 'l ,i',._
Vail? W,OtildAtAip, to ittiempt a desmiptiou
Christwelcomedße'
o mas as is in town a
1
ton' Irviiag,:
""Sketches by Gedff'rey ,
,liatigiven , the J mbstinivid'•andi tiuthful die
-sure of. anrgegbah(VhristAtaB, :that, Mae, eYeT.
imittep. ~43FABoolibh:Arettd'it,
- feeling the 'heart ,gl . ow mith `the: ;
idothinehbliin atlyounitlzie'epriefiuni :
the.grand• old•Barciniablialloirithiits &hew**
bsVPI and- ell"tothg:ePPuMn.Keesi.4 4l *,
flumt ; Alp tgaakpgilp,g,,,Pn...?he witty BEPITI
nea,noal..firef - )r i ndanS'iniall4toe bp c t,
. ,•,i f a 1,
ana'the innbeent Inlanty among the y g i
.pe"o1)16`; - .whiehi Vintsiiiotes f on.Lal tate*. au
privileged; ; these; with: the ,ample ( prov,iiikm
made for , 9 0 0Fgers7::?fariA•aerWIRI OSSIPti;
hotmliold,rB, evßn:for thn : tena*ts of our
Tilton' Wo4l, rade,: (whiPiie4ificnii,
Naiad' "that rditiroil inn&
41)tithbet , out l'civgry/ iyear in teolb6,
nexionlivit , hPbtistmas,:with.stextetype464-1
neeeLandigeilerl4t3f• 7 k; 4S;(3l,dibi
' I
I f • On!biOndirieekrlast; (paid ruhvisiirdir l
the ~ 1 4 4 1VICAMEocht4e3 1 4tpni37..biell, Affell
Pillnekelt 99.1 0 . 3 8 1 1,3• 13 ,Vi L e14?, „Ta.Mgtop.o,7 ,
the Corporation of ][4oo, ;two years ' agy :
deg' . A ' 6'4 innitkeVitbfOre
CliristmanyAsiThithtud—ringea minx= t
berg, and Ifinistrentsr.takontorriter.sqa
are,bronght.f ,ft,nra.evny.y. pa.4,9Lthe
as, well as from the Continent. of :
'Nein Vie n iiii - Vildi u- of seven
dataind
sa ndf raker : at. .initrkei. The: spectacle, as
viewed(from t thcaloftyo eleek-toyfor, was: aeet
striking. The eye, after ,sweepilg,....iptinl
the horizon, and taking in Hlgbgate, Hemp
dead, and th - e ilia - but trying in !
Cet4iei4eTtlfiiitfalliilhtsko:Wrgif
over thVeitittia iair(Priat Vd r diiie.of St.
Vatil'ai." , eame:beitskatoithe(teenci ,, inlieedilay
) 1 1!1sF, It; ..e.t910 0 .3 #4! 1 !)Alld ,P.e)l ll „.P.f
ane,epw.pre .11e,151,6 , ,,drrce,p, 7 .01'4t the pt 4,3 8 3,
ihe v hfik„ of `droy,iiis' came 'UP
fipai"tro l g4V.mingtaillitli ties 1111'1U:if / ad
bargikinlikk ;
posednitehers. !I ,('.( ..tzlipylio (3
All ibis( had, been prepeded,by, a g-rAtid
Annual Cattle Show at
,the Baker 'Skeet
ttiVati;irWeiet)i4.Dititg' - ot: - gf o giligrdiga
preseiltdiiilorday ;
while thotuaindirofstieotators defile,d - thi.ough
the.B.azaar,snow,pattliingtlefore so me nligkty,
yho.l.7,,6ll4 ( pefe e ktOrer! 110p0 opftto
tovia4thatpondermia,Ozniatum,tO 1
lids at Idoi'litlineV.' TEA
,with sheep the
iiit , Sbu'thdonin; 'blade
fined ilighlanderk•anduipecimens d'rormotlien
qnartgra, Addition , to , cql.leoA9PPl:dc
Coobtn,Ch3na and ,D,or,kipg s foyla, the ,
der of itie . the,:ralpig. a PAT
aca 4 lll;gr - til6y, are t l44ii
and' heii iltnnet 4 . theautso w ci
obesity; (While 'their) :large: ears fall,peurtain ,
RtObi9N,er tigtiritAMMing l O t eeCler)§.4llWillitt
t har iNgt h,:f ot QEOPPaI I MP I P °I ,PaSeI„ O ,I I , I 4 I4
must 'irtlie ng' s e s tiirenimr . r .„
n i Vitlig Oi l Nara itheidfilteiels" and
inititherelshopspwithiflitlifliiize•nintii s (citeti
itna•bultocikii,) , ..deeked,withl gay ribbons, mil 4
Otik:gFPßei PlTheY 3 . , :Pendgit , from gate
of
42fritA h ri#4 41 1 } l i d/ 34 4 4(4A no
jet "Y)
-. /DI 'l . I, • lAI4 (0 JPOOT
I hin TillY4 4l ?, 01 A 1 0 1 g .1j s C IP C AP C I I PP„ %. •
1 1 0'91 AND COUNTRY,, hung ' round rtn
mo wn a arned
p11191k4 'JAW;
t leWigeldillChikatiratie;laittincddd'br&SA:gel=
telithlillSfit iu 4iondiffet'i '
-studaux,..3strr ,tiut:Lo.. - 1 , : utattuil ,et ,
they'd° read
lied in book form;
!paratively, have
',a to believe that;
essays who have
never will see
'lien be taken into
The PUBLIC RECEPTION OP - DR. LIV
INGSTON, at Freemason's Hall, on. Tuesday .
last, furnished one of the most gratifying •
scenes which it has been my lot to witness.
The Earl of Shaftsbnry was in the Chair, '
the platform was crowded, and the hall' was •
filled by. the friends of the London Mission
ary Society. The peculiarity of the day
was the homage openly paid by Science to
Christianity, as its great pioneer and its
best friend. • Sir Roderick Murchison, the '
President of the Royal Geographical Society,
and Sir Henry Rawlioson, (whose name has •
a world-wide reputation in connexion.with his .
successes in deciphering the cuneiform char
acters on the Assyrian marbles,) were, both
'present; 'Both bore their willing nstimony
to the extraordinary merits and services •of
Doctor Livingston. I The , : 'travelers is. a
1
1 Scotehman and the indefatigable persti-
I .verance of Alie . , of, the ,eons of Caledonia .
ilia "never , 4 0141teptc 'been 4 ' 'so 'thereitighty
! tested. 'He' perfOrmied , iirjciiiineyiaorOss'the
entire .Contineut , .Of '•Africa, ;•frOm:. West Air
i . East. , Twenty-seven different ; times. was he
seised with ffver v and,seyen times ; has ,Ike,ie
,'Ant' ni - in•ent 'danger . iir.frising Its' life... Ile .
lid" beeti - einititiletiary'leSbittbein. Afrt
' (Va, not fir - froxii : thd techttinatbentry i ,
where thetillustrioui Robert. Moffat 'labored
-vii-tALLlFh.(.ooPl 3l ,di4oTY„Pteuiteitf 4 13 3 . 44 .
been autie t eff i y.ara• i absent .AM tEnglan
He returns brim:did •aiid s ioin'fsbnter'wot
ri
With a clark,mintstachn on his Apperlipptil
:irtigi t iOrell-knif; fark,',• - friffi g a t AtbosWAvla
"feeteight Gates:Ai . Wqgfig..., ; tt,n(i . aspect fie
%oldest.
... t .ll i isve mostly rest, %the ground,
: 1 44 0 ) 0040, '4O OO . v f 4 ,.50,04 1 4.: 1 4.4k?eu 16 e4
; h Oapedi upon . him, hy, suuk...erninentmerti is '
Ilidliaftsburyil, Murchison, .‘ , Rawlinson,., and
iVitiiglittnNPreeident of • Ilfe diattigiabilr4
'v i ati.eo,y with *l*(4: ASEI*VIIIi I IO4 - 104),,tifl
i:'04;#1:1„ :Aii,Clioric . . and , welconie;'hitn a ,10a
. - . ,iiklet.iiiniettecr ?Ali& 4ddress,..irexe: marked
:avithrthersim iliciarof tnieiidipwatiailile
, iiit . : , f - .!'' . . nc.~ t,.k.'
' .. • le ;',';' C ' ''' ':
- .63lbithili t atlB..*,.
; 1 0- 11 44.: 1 ig 3 1 4 ...4 1 44 1i . Z *. ii l iW j ft .4 iP 6'..' i 4 i;t:t,'''
'4 l .e.ltittrin .41.nOl! , 4 :;ttre::.uumerona;,:.an&he
.f000d: the - amine 'Of i.E ngland; , as:the friend - of
the lilack!mari,:und th'eoppoaet 4'. thejelaVis
Ailisils,..=Fliki4o B :#'::if P.41 66 04,1W. 013! very
:10 ' 4 , 4;:th.:," ' * l4 6•;Pai4P,iiit., • f ifirs . . is
:nii:46ablibm,tiko..,siaxe tiode,._althougii :not
suppressedivie.yetilargelrirepreased by th 4
'British eirtiiiitra.;;' , TheireaulV itthe...eirtirict
':ticin, 'iii 1011*7, 0010 0*:#1 1i i , : ii . i i iit l a '
' 8141 ) _
.0441: 14 V.i04, 0v;,..004 4 # 0 .i0 ' MOP • . 0
'Predatory I ii.t.toclpit.t on the zpeaoefulptribea,
withey.al stewft;of. , ..putting-.4hena, ore boaird
'131100111;i and' transporting . : then I , - th"' - '64lei•
1 69aMkkeCiiii filW4io .' 7 Pa i i i iiie l tliiii;io l / 4 "Ot
" . .tia n slii.Ve 'inereifitOra,46;:iii"4.ig i t .)iiiro
found their traffic so 'fall of risk and loss . ,
that they Wife beets `oldies: turn their
attentionritirithe7aittliiiiitr4W4i the soil.
.g.O9lPAttPc Anfk Q itrintitu. itythe, latter, Made
welcome by pr..Liv,ipgsbe's,healing „poser
,0...... IA , a.... ,i' q 5 , ... , -.. , •u •+ -, '••
as a physician—have now i a
,path opened np
liii iiiSra..aireadaia;l4B,.viid6:.tt;"As
itifoulardeloiliiiid'gCtlierCiipaidti C4iiod'lnfe,
.cforevlmur to his! departnie , orr Ibis - Vent exP'e,
44 1 .9 11 1ixg , l'EaP 0 1 44.,9.141ed5t01a1EC *4017
, rats solarobser,yttiOna i ;lanqpicese Filk noW
'bn•iiPplied with an. loch-Ante -map . of 'what
' l liittiertatailigen ,l inki - et ii&cgliitiillf the .
eye's tti tike) 114cgriiiiher. 'RCAt 'Aliel 4 Rifyid
; Geographical! Sooietyp,the reception ''of, the
. ..t£ l ,‘SelorrwM>ent.4 l ooofijo,./ighPro ;is :-Inneh
to mtisettrage the, .hope L that 2 10Ctige.e . jii; 10,34
'Coining in Greltilq4,lii,; moils as .*Te
it lifiridiliiirOrreligitni. • ''''' . 7 ' l " i " ' .• •
.4 3Livingiliotes , 4ifn *aeon ilidlpititfOrin- 1 -
: one, kirideed,!.ui thel p , mtitit- 'for Muck, i Min.
t 3 h.0.+4.4 Pa.sol l 4: vgll!lielkiln;4l4 the;uoblest
motivesi„and , years, w i ors,tiway t m with,iter
%tilde? itioiliiid her l i t heitiaxt *.s.j.giiitted.
. -i iiitli" hiiPstliaiid'''fiaii4 l- iiiil t e whitUir'-ille
mould ever see 'kiln itc;ttinP fr Mit :the iii aiigh
-0
-ter of ,IobestAl.offat had &stout heart, ,and
strong faith, too. Arid when iuFreernasons'
Hall, a whole
.aasernlgy,,of the 'best ~of • • the
ise4ble J Oi a E ngland rose Clo AO .tei'lini;Vand
honor ; and when she herselfalifeire'd r ib
.v.ary, tieantiftillyt byz the unohle:Chairmaii—
‘r..:;.ved,tlref*aritittitAiilantriif:tiltilitiOntith '.
- - O *O ffi Y, Iir AFJ P l i i V* l ooo l Alik
enpirisAull'..,' --1 -'' ' " ':;.' .1, ' . .,i' • ' .
!... :p.,.•, ..?.?: ,:V.":r.:.):4li,litta e.
. i :I . :MAO (POT ItgrgAtitol *Ai that , 5ir..11..
• Raidinsdwi.*ddia sileoialstributefol‘admira-:
'thin t'dttli'atitsiforkAdnitAiii'doSt'hilCiiiiit
"hiti'li7. 4 .Alaiiiiiiiin'iliiiskitiiiola,'•iaiskiiive .
~ , ~ A 70.14 I/19.41119 91 •
•lo .c, • . 4 oat I: .
.Otf i inenifr, - 5,1 1.40:11 ltillitC Mt ;INtAt emit ailioU :
tii Refit-ril t4,'lrbitiktuttlitUndkif',!; fig&
WrICP OK VA i r el 4 l l44 l teVT ls l l . •
7PRAd3eO iCA , 3,l 3 4iintimaie. ~..94.0.911
4.t.ifi: "Society,: who As...ne.w itzavelingiover the
stibnevirbereiDr..Dwightleflaboni,Yrindthose
:iit"lfts"figtiiliiiiesiKteiei,;::halre'Aikeii*
e ni.4 1 .5 1 9 -4 04:,(74it ii i kkr so l l :4.l4 . :.
0,1C4!4ii ‘ a lPal-A*Pliki.TAP!.-i 4 1.5t8, • 3r4itteib aa
_heAlootedit do*-0/4eingtut f lon ro. , raft::: He
haditreeeifiect , thiP ifireatatriattentiOnbin Iti?
eli4Aihft 9 V Tifrkiilit itiitlibtitiliti'li
10449.0N1111470'irRi144i4.fcliiifiVi4
- o.'l l 4. Allto :S y ) -lila:SAoo4l 4 i 14401 1 ffii •
abellatterhan-lieeo longithe firm driend.and
, protector of Amerieltionissionarietosimu4
•oripit 40d4igifirtiWtitile.": Hi: altliaitle.,
„ .-As ii.br lal it y, , po irsiAn tatt r avewh ie g .
:414 , ,, , m70 ..**l l .44l , *,o.cipiteirto,.. ,:an . ;tip
-newly formedgelturohe&ifillheiis-heall , the
4eritevf ; ftilit , loimpipd , it's iteeme**lift
fibihiq ktig "itif' - iiinriatiii dritib6riliaillifoi
",4,...,.+A 3 4901. 1 . 113 ...-*V*;litili l o 4, V4 l Flge
44temwr.Ett. 1., 0,,,!, .4,:i '•ri,i • e: ~ . +Orp,:' ;, , r. xit• - rvi
t.- . ,„i, .. 12 ,... r.. .. 1;6 m a ii ,; au
) .The';' l l,lllE,l, 479 t ` - 'w 7 sl'"'" - . F 9 I
. itits*li encouragi ng. s ' Vli sifia:6§l4 644 •
of Ningpo, informs the ommittee of i
Viet wßat3vilianilig ifiaVgiN ie l v'erall
law iatnAlletinteribtpatiakvittitettiiidutidalt I
int. WalledoitieST hithertonignoraiit mfeithe;
....brqi69lT's.-.A Vt.. ritMll al@ hit $0010.4 2 ,L1
q i zit„lieip a ton B, l o CogwPap 1 , 7 3 4M
. Lt SA t
...
• -....
tderation, and let
Ong such brethren
if such a course
great good may
H.
172
wt Town—
:le Show=
lairch Ser-
Public Re-; •
kry honor to ,
The Slave! 1
'Nestorian:
• China--
'rptezaast-: .
irittuaiarq
1856.
kilt hay*
the .greati,
last fort
the fem.,
;uffol!F,
) town '3EI
have Neil'
ale
.
eir en
indink and
iel)Psx th.
its tsi
-y many er , _
,e ye- Crown of all the °art)
how, who alone art worthy:"
ity
forget the claims of that vast field. iet it, ' I
be clearly understood, thSt 'missionaries in
China can far more cheaply prepare tracts,-
than any home Society could do.
PROTESTANTISM seems to be reviving in
Bohemia, and other provinces of the Aus
trian Empire ; large numbers having been
led, through the oppressive character of the
Concordat with Rome, to apply for admis
sion to the Lutheran Church. It is most
probable that there is not much spirituality
in the 'movement; but it may be the'com
mencement of important, changes in a land
where Jesuit,. persecution ,seemed ; to )have
irodden out finally the fires once kindled by
Join! Huis, and . Jerome, of '.l)-rauue:
. WC lave some
. keen disciples ?f YEqr,rAL
• BIANISIII IN ENGLAND. ..,it these ohristuitui
times; it is hard to realize the truth of this; ,
'br, indeed, at anytime of . the Year, to believe
it among this carciverous. people: , ',.- Nifierf
th,eissa,4ohn Bull has some strangeohlhiren, •
who deny" iliet . PleVidence ever., in,tesded 1
fleshtelse ' the'"foOd of man • a nd with the
.peinussion ' there anent given td . the second , '
' 'father of - the: world,. they -
still' ojenr that ''
they,caver, of infid.elity l in their :teaching: , 1
'Omy insist,, inoreoyer,;that•hy : he diense. L of
itioraal'food,tliseases are diminished in.numl.
biz; iiici `severity; vihiCi44ill4" be "4'104
'trite; Wit. -viefe - ad; 04 • 'irliiirliig •itiel:l
fleshaneet..t 1 1. ,, presultiiihitTbiith iii ' ll* ' '
; ICA aAd,;Anzerica).-itrith...•lerge I olasses,lani ;
•
; pal ,400 d ,is peed v to l an' .exceseiye .eirtp4,ll • 1
There is 'ii:VeAetaripii,,l:ejrtiyay heldsfri if
year, ei l fikeman's' Iff.ill,lCeden,tiliepAt
Ititalion 'OfLiiiti:'cliT'-iiitilft gitet - siiree"&"euble :
ito the cooks ofiszo-establishmeutjwhcierthe ":
f4csk i and.. fowl Aavp; long )bften)throwing - tui !•
r 1 N'iFP). VrAng.°49lT'fr.cuitk gifiAo/14e1.4frigfi
on', the no;ieriliof le passOrsrb.Y:
4., E ,,.. 1 ~,,- ;.0 , - , •••-f...1 :-. 11 ..,..- .il ....I . 1 . d •' ,1!,0
' , l !Al.
1 I once sarmue D mac ) at.a Lord-m."ora i
Itearit,lin , the'LdriddellansiOnt 'if oUttie.,-"With
. ,
! mimisister whohad adoptedtVegeteriat i pr' in:.
1. ciPleS,!•••4eit, Whiler::,ttirtle,sonp,; and ,'other
I Ifirurie di 'nwr abundant . 41 14.11, 1 . : . ' ay .
I ,V1141t7. - it41x40,4 , ;;* N i . tli • ,
~.”.•,-, titiAlli Cli "a il ' died eerie 4
14 1
'keilierftwitlf the" iisilif 'MCA fr'ilitie.'" ' C. '
tweemedr , Eathinout ilk • plice there; "ibtii he
,:tuT ) quiter*Wealbon the,subject of )N r oige (
t titTO,T).., : 9lt e me )! 1 1 1 PiWle.illov'c'tfroPal i
fivangeksm to, imanisT..,, .
)1 ,, , 1 ..• :
:"' she tVegetiiiiin iic t ie`tbeir'organti q) qi
T . i., Et ciiiii 4 of these 'l reeit - ozre - 114,a '
dog :•leitterv.withi . theosigliatitrever A'
is KB:e.
4.o7 l .l'..Pknnibsi'll :gruel, attsohed. otlT \ hese .
,ofxcitic,rtietle,lFe.pP,F.lPL% t:9.l4Siesrhed,
'to idiolyncracy. Peshapay.alskit i ii .par =
' t tiiiitl"tOihriectiiiiii CVO" to'fface the ex-
' 1 isttinde YaiiirOvpiittion of . §iiiiiidal**
oalle4 whisk last, 1.; obeinve, li:heingictro-t. '
,diced, fFom,tho o truiteA•At44lB into,3.4ondon, t'
, Itia his its ,publicagons, contaiehm pomp:lA.4
'Ci r eiftiOns Troth' the. world of spirits r, The
)tietat.'remedy . ' foi - 'ell' Po)iabikke; . 0' for 'ill
hereitisao teach: the ionWtet,lie' nikikilifie
• theological .:titteiranoes :of that glorious; old '
`mk, It Bible; and.
49. phi
th enntWoln -•, ttieelry in o!r . fanilim byttheheip t o!, go.
Veiiniiiiter'Clteehiin. Presbyterian goy
aerzreent'aigothPknielf bYll4eld'a.ol 2;
'
,permeating) and•tpervidingignatienie inte r
- !eat, : toonacicros, ogidleartit-48 lure,to mak&
ryzat nation greet., 'Cr.;
v. ...i . ... .... ~..... •
hts,olol,l l pgnsipee, appeared)' in *morning.
,R S ay
eA
il tic i f 9, ler ng advertisement ;.„
- •, r ,! ! , 1
I
K,nir7cuelterJo4tr:l99-scs.r? l id li tl.cfburalzBhel Sisies OF 1118 BODY dnringt,osoqepeison.qupli!
Bidtdnnktgwdt4jirsifons. ,, BOink'ntSebbrsndtbin,.
the bones will be foopd well marked, and dowqopsd.:
../4., •
-di•estepoil.tokkle%lbillio ." 82-NerthusebeelandPlace, ,
Bayswater t' , -;bil : /11:4 0 '•::r G.*!.4- :-51
Whether tab was th e pSpii.a man
lii'Velatilia,WiiiViiikiniit'te aisleietliii'iiiiieri!
by some speculator on the-possible Cred'ulity
cf, ,SOme--.l!rofessordt - Anitoinyi 'or Surgeon,
his certainly &curiosity • Moat cf, us would
prefez to he in the bosqni l cf. pother eloh,.
'even.'iiiil l all the i f' heiiiirs andindignitiir:
iit bitriiil;""rither than be ' . .iilide L( SliblefOliisi
,0f:;,4 But:• - to , :traise4littleocash' on the "'rel .
,versiton,PiA3f::otir life policy) in this:way, is •st :
novel pm:wily 442 I .Bryisptetvpmekfrqw.
one ."
nard up," and not incapa ble ki, car-'
ryip ,g his , corpus to another ,oltr,,far .
. rolik:
e •Briiii;licialsie la SirsOgital .4911luing. t 1
ot.t.blittiatsblyssiiitijef; lit4l ) ) iviieiggsi
in niaitteriailk 41eits)efity 'Or,
; '-ci ff p-tbre l
' Pra Vii i i ;; : •.4 Aiii44...;:iiii46„:siiii!
: . 4 1414.1eii,;in.fr;hp riiibioad i (..Thie..ttritishiQond
saucer thevapotr, attests,theshiglyietarsctft .
•ofoth'e Direatoit
‘ of I ,the'lltiliiaq. c iliii*gati-1 1
* ,fg'i t ra "- b k o ie. llk4 ' . 2 1.+ 68 . ` 9450 7 4. ' Ac* - 1
*g:toilte4A3_4 l .3.34 , T# 4,41-404,4he.v.40!
.4.o4.4o:"Nxindixiaopaacanatiolifi, ~,, 1
~iv oitam- 1 e. ,......v . % . 40 . 1
'''' :o firt Y ' i sa iritV.4 ., . L.. 1i,.141 , ligits,l, I
Pk; .04 otpch vol,ccpArrhazz.tui.3,l
and his ; Officers, on. board, the : Resolute. , aThe
(3 aptain , 'a d dresSed to' her ! i politifecd- nicer ;
1 lipeeth: 2 a l lY6'' ) *On': et s prgailo . .yhr* , i
kadigaik e i l rAikhic 4t, 1 4.ii1iv#410.. I
i
1 iviti'Viltloq44.4t i it;o.l.3l),44o,l) : :,:!., 1,,, :, 1
I. Thetki%tiiiinif IVNT WAR,Fe,..gtx I
,—, ~, . • 2r a* r.... •• . ~., 'P ' , I . .', ... . 4
e illAqingy ~9,; Milki .. 137,!tre.firtgimagr,
"' ... in ISfos thnational; expenditure
gincAllte.D:: . . -It e t
amounted 1,o•Imote than daixtrfour millicbie !
itterlingi I (Thishytterit 2 iiiiilice ,iiiiirety..yi*
millions iTheetiAil lancl..tifji 2 A ffbeigiii i
ycar c os t fort,y-seven,,rnipptic & • ,Cli t nAgiit. 1
ing, Of We'llarifig 1,,
.'figlit," we 'il ',,' tialS i
the' finlEVI daloulkteient"diebtliiiinlictelirly i
siarctintesiar i much inndefrayitig airlift ,
141lgififla., of the -AonwgovernmentAi Ad* 1
to this th:OVirq7, l , 3 ig i #M i lli9n B sPnt :SP Y., '•
h4o,he i mtereet oi•T,lii.4Fii dOt, ttfT,grititer, t
part (Ontiaited by War,' T ine; We preened'', '
peeplefithair%ekrer; 2 tdid intietehittltitsseitt
atatet clKg oft.thelworld, payLiliseitityliotortriPx!k-i 1
bel l -o.Pgia).o9 , E14 0 9f.11D 4sits;,4re tjAt ii
ascii; an unmixed evil; and with greater. I
intensityttlaari%evitadhoeld waipilaypASSoi,V
teOthoulthe feclile tlettvdelightin. tidirhlo, l '
0 Irt•h•iidu.l .0,..81. 4 ;fwd./ 44 . - ' ,X.r Nir'-
I
.9. Pl . 'ii.--Ithe k lAtairoilheAhe'sboilik,4ll 1
AWN seems.. Alt
on goof( war wit
,13wItrrlan ,
end to Nenfehatel.. - • "
The Conference 'at Piriejor the final Set
tlement of the liolgrad and ?Serpents Island
dispute, will assemble in a few days. It is
considered certain that the dee l isio r n will be
against' Russia.' ' '• '
Lads t:
IT is a singtar fact, that When the n
riian swears he swears Tkore
are nci oathein Indidnr)vetinit'enhit:
•
HENRY 111. of England_ used to say Aiat
he would "netherU n okveree pee hour.. with
Giid'iw prayer 'ihiliiheai - 45theriiiiiiiiiiOt him
ten:—Edecttilt ' .“ • 1 •
Viaiiii*foo weak 'to
t 1 guide her - , ' 5 '
a'iheadetrong' hem p .thiit **ours the
. . rider.
,Tivu
Tim passions,themrythbodied doirn
kt t eop on? m nr,i'nknospir,c4onoelrgo,
and know o nce
gtonnd ttnt *kg
Paler.
r r P li ' m g ilt :l4 3 li ); r u i ai r g !t l i s iTAPP ace '
. Ilish'll4 haul gat rem( or ease,
'War iiitipaild'iib`k Yale;
cilildilialreimYthrOkea , h - eart rejeieet". - " d
.4, • 4. ax
4,11114,vi1y Fa
it I', mid
ttl'diasiDthe opieioa . atidtlioaghtsfof a friend ;
Ahmk.l44 his. differ 9frolairiini: onk;PlYiln
v e
,. jezlopt l i,Q si T(.1 1 74
We - Arty hie wait" "of
.
But ifitelalleilito Nei ^ft teia4)6 7 A*
AP's rallytdmiihinkithimiiiseheiblitEigum.-1
A TE;i:Lliiii hilil l tell it then I 1n2.;,:i.
a real Christiati'llfe - Whii . can traly .; fftat
that he seeislge fsitorloffabove - eyWisrill ,
-
•'• ''' '' .. tAlle.tfialigl* 7. . ::!..% 1 10 4 f‘t•
Pm' virri3til i n 1
. 1 n (!!i.'!%..... ' ;...,. 4,,,: .:, •
obey km here , a nd to enjoy pjap p
r
hereittii, 'is Alielirc r iwiling raetili . : o : . ....
tbeart ; , :'thst his' &jai iiiiiroWl4 thatliii I ' .:V.•
;him-...n0. more, •-and:;serves:!himT no 'better. " 4
ognek,a,persinn paedsmo.qther, , eridenee, that
liialleart is obaugek and, , hie sins IfOrgiT. e ! . .1. •
• !,... hilipiiital go/ iightlys: aceordinetrolthe
ends pf - Al/043 0 .4*4 0 41, IvhAn they;stelleftlto
themselves / . t,liey follpw 4 ,the4 t mistingt and
"erie .- sa :.IA - it ki etiliiwise with 33 41itit, e
`iiiYa','eflifeiiiii ... k lib,sl;aiiiii Irithi , j Ilia
iiifatiOr'doeistriot' 'icisifid -'isi l liel'in ii t eed . •of a
Inotherrel aiare_thaii (his lakoslotin'd intelleit-
AabfeT4tiPtiTqlliAll Yfr. dile..ixiMWed.llPdfos
tered ; and when these w a lejtm a4 f rya. for
want of nutriment 4 how .
. grestly more de
plorable is - h - ii iiiiimiiiiiinthan,that of the
beasts whioliiiiiikalit-e-griiiikyf‘
,- - - 1 ., • , , ..., .. i g rf., ;- i
I "‘ i tkeillitili i di t ?" }ice. 'w e lt 'tilde
in?liiiiniiiYini'Mai'ilkeliiiiii6i~”
IfliWeili'maisea'opyitiiiitruth iitliiii %hid-
MVP tie Ijes4liie .:.,lirheetttfloie toftlittrohil I
loyea i to..see,,the. premhe r take i t4 A i s ~brea 4 .pf
life 'end' biiil% i.t , n i pp2n ,lit r iedippes,.and
lidoPpitt"iiieiti piles On ;at iteni . sh elves,
1 fabile eltigh'lind -Wile 5 1Ar Vii " iar 'the
' famalleatt , ehild iivi Christ i iiikli tett Ihrinkie,
and the ; t highest \ - pan.r.Oflo34droire let 46.
Now , when. 'the ..,_lleeto.r
,psesehtf„ he •
1 Vila ?gas "41414 load , liar.:iiiik s, way
`iii. itikiilei:irliai u l4,l4a - y &u,- - -ioe'it.but
iliinheit r itialAnli f teif,llfiiiiit-ial he j H . , ? . ...
;..,, (UM '.sll Vii:111.0.1l ..: t A ..: : • -.' •)
'W ,‘•'l'''••••' - '' The irlitis Ribsait 4 ::.. :•.._ •
;Heititicas4briiiig*cfaik" . .lrtuotilifiat
4 ill'nließePt b'Altel. 0.0 Ii ra. v. t..v;l*i. , 1 el Ir.:
njOtiog ar altia , :vvtli : fe,6l:o iii i d e lLiiima j fi us
..•,:w4if er ld.L , .., , . r,.. ;! A 2,..1.1 ir.w.qr qo• .-: •..,;
ilireonteietia' *hieli 'therillifoil l intii:fitaii;`to
•xia.:lTb a fiii.n*-1 ...- , .'1: 4 1.1 .v.o 1.1 s 1 4 ,..1.-..:•..
To thekialitlitiaroliiii" tfi3l4llliiit - pliOng
I r t ., li hope .4 o W
. .ri; , i ;..f.! , q
Milabb • iriii , li4eq viie tqff Vail 4' `eh i,te
*,h(ii it i v ir in e g ritren ,Lio 4,11 ‘2,,,,, i .,,,.
')Gfotitufni:thy . ..-twaytf thbif - attlifid*Aoli:::
Bearing"tbroitthAditielith iii 4, 9: °Oily
And thank thy qwllo hath bestowed on
thr1195 5 ? . -.) , r? 1 0-,LEL1703131 6 11131N8vil liZ.4. .
a go ld wh ic h foliar() aoyet, , 4fst ,za
507;, 1 ta k i;ll4lo:p;749 ... s ) J /4 .3 bl ... .. t .
it t e
1,11,4 0 - I,4kaltidsHL La /I wo). 51.1)1::i v iL
'iiiiTiii/kinceiiiiiiife WilaaN # gtig,
freihltitik iiithreriqiinfAhe).-iiieriNiThesliri
arYgof)theatimes ( thaw 16= i tfia f Firisdetti of
mk t
Kg, (14 1 ittisE.4:lnafflrkatiat LW te .3 of 'time
4/ su tler ° P9.;AP 4 49: a Yfflifve Era, ls stwa
to 'g a y, ;,1, militia lap Alin recalling
It; liel'igiiiiii4 tiusiait ' s)wotti•houie to
choodifulaingitliiilnts Tofichwatiq; Might
ereploy,hershours more piofitably;iiut ',kiss
' IFlqii)Wiw4llo o , A 0140 44 81 to assert that
,: t YP LiergkefillitYiZit.trivaffill
cut cue nee& f y
'ilia iiiigh iibiliaing •SSilifoin i adtestitias,
fshetißis iptit; esireifaSS'4ll l handMbliiiare a
l toMr bfononiing. , calla. , What pis 'the spirit
-#l4)iEtalPillaaot4PP9 visits ,l`iot ;Abel wn
provement of the mind, fgr , ps(ielly a r fsw
formal set phrases, polite inquiries, or idle
1 igoesipiis ihel surdanfAbd 4oliferaiiiiou: Not
Ifriendship; loviViaPnOetui&kiitiiion to rliOre
is, mill op lc lidy;lktiiiithigleba' ii: ifnit;'#F it
iiainniallyi a -trent•melierquidOr any Tenth
astiieees, liiirear.thli wdrty4- 0 Na_t at lianiiii'
inikliave'allitho'gratifieation , of laTiugler
form 444 . dutyl tot Mite ty , “ at Alie:4penso if a
.oard i 4 Om the ibtheickaid) 4 thaiiidt lit i d
by' he t'visitdge naigillyje els 1 iii iietfliat ' '' •,
fhaatiimianifihdiug leviral Ago oh% ictible,
Tyiribelie - fof irisiour 'irbbnitsteilis" *oy
458capeaLl , f*es emote il'thigtOiiie ginhPanc'e
lefisoeietpwherAshioi l it ilotl4a ciirAit?u that
khouiti4jh a fee 10410qwWitlit a thiJtVe ‘Wirinio,
-non's; Isiilloritptirtu tOißlifikttilith7iffiinfEA-,
._,Rifose/yrild .aesoiq, Ili zi,orTO'Boienia,
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