SERIOUS RErLEcTToNs.

EARLY PIETY.
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Religion is never more necessary than in
youth. tits common prejudice, arising
from very erroneous views of its nature, to
WINK that it is chiefly intended for the aged,
'he miserable, and the sick, and not for the
'ouns' the vigorous, and the happy. Reli-
s'oh is designed for our consolation, it is
"ue' out 1t is also intended for our guidance
SUI restraint; for the enlargement aQd di-
.:c ..e''on OF our views, and the progressive pu-
iihcation and exaltation of our natures. But
=. '"eSe objects are as necessary, and ought
pe as interesting to the young as to the
mature.


"neh indeed do we feelt the necessity of
~ sooa principles to restrain and guide US
.osss Is 1t in the advance Of life, when the


an H2S{nth Qf our wishes il soolcd. and n