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ADDRESS TO THE VOLUNTEERS.


We Yesterday published brief notice OF the
Rev. Henry Slicer, who delivered a suitable
sermon or address to the volunteers now in this
city, and preparing for the seat OF war. An
;mnortant point was omitted. His text was
:. Endure hardness as good soldier" (PauPs
advice to Timothy.) He advised them, if they
should capture the whiskey Of the enemy, not
to drink it, as did our soldiers on the 9th Of
May, at Palma des Recasa, but if they were
chilled and wet, to pour it in their boots He
said he had travelled, as a preacher, for TWEEN.
ty-fye years, and during that time had not
tasted the drunkard's drink, but had pursued
the advice which he gave them. If any body
doubts that the expedient injured, let him take
a good look at the minister, and he will find
that nothing deleterious has resulted, unless.
Gas it was with Tony Lumpkin, who, Mrs.
Hardcastle thought, was getting the consump-
tion,) " being fat constitutes symptoml''
THE REV. MR.. BALCH OF VIRGINIA.


We understand that this gentleman will
preach in the Central Church, (the Rev. Mr..
Tustin's,) on Sabbath next. On one part OF
the day he will explain the doctrine of :" the
special Providence of God" on the other part
of the day, he will preach discourse " to
Merchants" As these are subjects in which
our temporal and spiritual interest are involv-
ed, we trust our citizens will avail themselves
Of an opportunity to hear this eloquent and
learned Divine.