General Literature.—

Mr. Lyon, has now also on hand an extensive well-selected stock of books on religious subjects, history, biography, and general literature; so that by a very moderate expenditure, every one who has any taste for books may supply himself with abundance of pleasant and profitable page 359 reading. No one need now allow his mind to rust in idleness, or permit his time to hang heavy on his hand, or resort for enjoyment to gambling and dissipation. If he will only avail himself of the stores of interesting, useful, and edifying knowledge at his command—if he will only improve aright his Sabbaths, his wet days, and his winter evenings; he may every week of his life become a wiser, better, and happier man.