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When the fact is borne in mind, for proof of which we can unequivocally appeal to the most reputable and celebrated printers in the Union, who are constantly using our type, that we furnish an article equal, if not superior, to that of any other Type Founder in the country-despite the specious advertisements to the contrary of would-be rival manufacturers-we are jusnificent patronage. tified in expecting to receive the most mu Every article necessary to a Printing Office constantly on hand. jun1-3t] COLLINS & McLEESTER, G. R. APPLEBY'S CRACKER & CAKE BAKERY, WEST KING-ST., LANCASTER, PA., VOL. VI.] AUGUST, 1855. [No. 8. THE GUARDIAN: A Monthly Magazine, "I have written unto you, young men, because ye are strong." "She that liveth in Pleasure is dead while she liveth." THE SOCIAL, LITERARY AND RELIGIOUS INTERESTS OF YOUNG MEN AND LADIES. Rev. H. HARBAUGH, Editor. m LANCASTER, Pa: JOHN H. PEARSOL, PUBLISHER, No. 9 West King-st. "God is Love." 1. SISTERS IN THE FAMILY-THIRD ARTICLE. EDITORIAL. 193 195 196 201 202 203 203 204 208 209 220 221 10. THE STRANGER. SELDOM. 11. TO A REDBREAST. LANGHORNE. No. X.-The Olive Tree. 15. BLEST IN CHRIST. 16. CHRISTIAN FORGIVENESS. 17. ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN. .... 18. FAREWELL, MOTHER. (Poetry.). UNITED STATES: Prospect of the Crops-The Political World-Neal Dow and the Maine Li- THE OLD WORLD: The Strugge before Sebastopel-Valor of the Besiegers and the Besieged A TRANSPOSITION.-Our readers have doubtless noticed that, owing to an oversight in the "make-up," the two last pages of the June number of THE GUARDIAN were transposed-page 192 occupying the place of 191 and vice versa. This can be easily remedied in binding the volume, by cutting and turning the last leaf of the number. Subscribers should call the attention of their binder to this when the numbers are placed in his hands for binding. 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