Jgeta of % Peek.
Xl.tti. ft It ESS—Third Session.
Senate. —January 12.—A petition ot capitalists
a.‘l; a "rant of $15,000 per mile to the North Pa
cific R. R., besides the land grants, and offering to
erect it. on these terms. The bill for relief of Mrs.
Coggeshall was concurred in. The bill extending
time upon indictments in U. S. Courts in Rebel
States was passed.
January 13.—The House Resolution granting the
use of the Rotunda of the Capitol for an inaugura
tion hall was rejected;. <jn( the ground that the ma
jority of the U. S. are' opposed to that species of
amusement. The bill involving the claims ot South
ern loyalists was discussed.
January 14.—A hill guanting a pension [justly
due] to Mrs. Lincoln was,referred. The bill involv
ing the claims of Southern loyalists was discussed.
January 15.—The Judiciary Committee reported
an amendment to the Constitution establishing im
partial suffrage. The bill involving the claims of ■
Southern loyalists was discussed and recommitted.
The President submitted the.proctocoLbf the Ala- ;
ham a treaty, and also the naturalization treaty and
the San Juan boundary treaty with Great’ Britain.
January 18.—A bill was’'pawed providing that
testimony in contested elections bp taken by public ,
notaries and not by registrars.'- The Copper Tariff i
bill was discussed. ’ . , i
House. —January 12.—Gen. Butler introduced a
bill to carry out his financial views, which was re- ,
lerred. The Foreign Cbi’n'Mittee reported a bill to j
establish a protectorate over ETayti and St. Dougin- .
go.
January 13.—The Hayti and St. Domingo Pro- ;
tectorate Resolution was discussed and tabled. The
House went into Committee of the Whole. i
January 14.—A bill (reported by the Committee ,■
ou Territories) giving most bf Utah to adjoining i
TOrritoriesjfKs posfp&qidtf&r two w'iptfs.f iJL'he Hi- {
agara Canal bill was diactusapd. ’’
■ i ZfatManflfc-zJnie 8
ed and referred.
January 18. —Bill* were introduced. The Com- i
mittee on Expenditures was directed-to investigate ,
"Wells, Fargo & Co.’s mail contract and their man-!
ner ot executing it. A resolution declaring against I
any further subsidies to* R. Roads was passed (90,
to 07.) The Naval Appropriation bill was passed, |
with the, Philadelphia item, cut dotfh 50,per, cant.:
at the suggestion’ of Judge Kelley.
removing disqualified office-holders in Virginia and
Texan was.paseed. ■’ •' 11 8"-
GEKERAI,.
II- S- Supreme Court. —The Stephen Girard’s
Will case was decided, Jan, 18, in favor of the city;
of Philadelphia and against the French heirs-at
law.—ln the iSTew York bank case it’was decided!
that certificates of indebtedness and greenbacks are
exempt from taxation.
STATES AXD TERRITORIES.
Pennsylvania Legislature. —A. bill establishing
a Police Commission in Philadelphia and removing
the force from the control of the Mayor, was intro
duced in the Senate, Jan. IS.—A joint committee
was appointed; ‘Jan. id, to investigate the alleged
frauds in the election of Judge Greenbank. The
Senate, Jan. 15, passed a bill continuing ‘Richard:
Peltz as Receiver of Taxes in Philadelphia until
the contested election is decided by the Courts. A
joint committee to investigate the alleged frauds in*
the election of Judge Hare was appointed.—The
first section of the [iniquitous] bill to continue Re
ceiver Peltz in office was passed in night session,
Jan. 18. . Several Republicans voted against it.
*6W York- —Ex Gov. Fenton is to be the new
U. S. Senator from this Stale. • ‘. 1 , ; ‘ •'
,• * New Jersey. —Hon. John P. Stockton is to be
the new U.S. Senator from this State.
Maryland.—Hon. OJia Bowie was. inaugurated
Governor, Jan. 13.
District of Columbia- —Tiie National Colored
Convention, met Jan. 13 and adjourned Jan. 16.
They petitioned Congress for equality in bounties
and suffrage. , " .
Indiana. —Lieut. Governor Cumback is to be the
nW U. S. Senator from this State. , ••
Minnesota —Alexander Ramsey is again to; bathe
D. S. Senator from this State. 'J >
WjiConsin—Gov.Fairchilds’annualmessagere
ports ilie-State'debt at $2,252,057., . . r ,. ,
Virginia.— The delegates Irom the recent *• uni
versal suffrage-and-amnesty” convention, hayeriuc
ceeded in getting Congressmen to promise toiadmit
Virginia oti her adoption of the State,' Constitution
with the omission of disfrancising clauses.; '/' Gen.
Grant approves. ‘ ■
Missouri.— Gov. McClurg t recommends: the es r
thblishment.of Negro Suftrhge in the State, but .op- jj
poses tlie en (rpnchisem en tOf ex rebels.—Carl >sh'urz
is to be U. S. Senator from .that State.—Tbe Legis
lature asks the transfer of the Indian Buretui to tlie
War Department, .and thanks Gens. Sheridan and
Custer.
Georgia.—The Legislature met Jan. 13.—Gov.
BuHock-’in hisiab n ual message.says there" iaino.ad
equate protection, tp ljfe, ljhertv,aiid property in the
State, and' recommends Uie Legislature to antici
pate Congressional action by expelling those mem
bers who, are 'disqualified; by the XlVth Amend
riient arid re-adriiittibg the colored Imehib'ers; or else
to adjourn. , „ *
; : il<issisaijpi>. i -f'l|he Constitution was SM/tea on
a /afrVote, according to Gen. GillemVeviae'uce be
fore the Reconstruction Committee[?j
• _ Alabama—Judge Pelham of Shelby county, de
cides that the existing State Government is illegal.
Louisiana.—The Peruvian Monitors sailed, Jan.
12, for the Pacific.—A bill is before the Legislature
to abolish the municipal government of 'New Or
leans, and establish a provisional one."'
Florida.—The Senatecoil firms Gov. Reed’s Dom
inations, .made since November, thus ending the
Tile Indians.— Gen. Sheridan claims that -h is re
cent successes have virtually put Ari end'to the In
dian war.—Sixty lodges of Coriianclies have been
captured by Col. Evans, with a loss of three soldiers.
BT ATUNTIC TEI.EUItAI‘II.
January 12. — London. —The Conference have
relused to, Rpngape, the .Greek. Ambassador to
France, represent Greece, and be has tirbtesteii and
telegrffpheddbrMnstruetious; * Some delaj-miirprob
ably be .caused,— lt is reported that Turkey has
seized arid imprisoned the Cretan leaders.— Paris. —
Turkey has sent ap.ageni to raise a war loan here.
—A/adrirf.—Four thousand soldiers have volunteer
ed to aid in putting down the Cuban rebellion.
Jannary 13. — London.—The reported seizure of
the leaders of the Cretan insurrection, with their,
papers, is confirmed. Four were, killed.— Paris.-r
The Conference censures Greece for taking excep
tion to the exclusion of her representative,-pleading
the precedent of 1855. Vienna.- —Turkey justifies
her COurse aa towards Crete, declares that she ex-:
peels nothing from the Conference, and says her ul
timatum is a warning against interference in her
internal affairs. — Florence.—La Epoca says France
rind Italy 'support the claims of Prince Amadeus tio
the Spanish throne.
January 14. — London. —The Great Eastern has
begun to take on board
aua will sail from Brest incline. —The press linan-,
iiuously condemn the course of Greece in insisting
on representation in the Conference. —It is agreed
that the Great Powers shall not, be required to en
force the conclusions of the Conference— Paris.—
The Conference met to-day, and the press
urge its continuance. Greece is preparing an offi
cial circular defending her course. — Madrid, —The
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1869.
Liberals and Carlistsdiave had a collision, in Torto
la. —Pulce asks'more troops, as at least.4,ooo will
be'necessary to suppress the rebellion in-Cuba, The
papers'urge the sending 0f.10,000.
. January 15. — London. —The 'Treaty witTf the-U.
S. has been arranged on the basis of the origfiihl
proctoeol.—All the Madrid journals favor Amadeus
as a candidate for the Spanish throne, and the
chances of the Montpensiers are inpproving.—The
allied army have carried the Paraguayan .strong-,
hold at Viileta, after a desperate baffle, taking
5.000 prisoners, and the iron-clads have gone on to
Assuncion, the capital, Gen. McMahon, tlie U. S.
Mimeter, had.come to an understanding with Lo-
P ez - A! 1 the Powers, except Russia, unite in a for
mal demand that Greece withdraw her exceptions
to her exclusion from,the Conference.— rParls. —The
Conference.has held another session,’and adopted
conciliatory rVsol.u,tions, but Greece still holds out,
ami the indications are that she is getting ready for
. .. ~ ...„ a ,< ;
January 18.— London. —Cbas Dickens publishes
a card in relation to the Mrs. Dickens who recently
com m twed’Suibi dp 'hit fth'ipa’gd. ' ' lie nays 'ins brot h -
er s widow resides in England, and that he is a trus
°l l‘ er estate.—The pafiSre fejoice that the
is signed,—A large and enthusiastic
meeting'mdavbr’df the ballot was held here last
night.— Paris. —The Conference met to-day to sign!
a dticlarafiolß, requiring Gr*tec| to repress
into the Turlush dominions, and counselling Tiirkey
to withdraw her iiltiniaium.— Bremen. —An interna
tional Post Office Order ,'system has: been agreed
upon by the Post Office Departments of North Ger
many aud|b£dbaTlxnt,ed States. Jt will be extended
tzerlarid /through, jibe, agehts "of the North
German. Llbyd; f JsgoW; intojeMcf Heb;lli'and]wilj
transput
mill ta'xriotsuhave been renewed and
the to suppress fbqin.—
Madrid. |-Th emoii ar cliicatl«®giyj i daj.es;fqrjflie, Cor -
tez haveicarried Madrid and
. f j 1 S 1
January 17- — Aonl7oai- —A rupture has j taken
place between Turfcsy*and Persia; the .Turkish am
bassador has left Teheran, and Perfiaos concentrat
ing troops on her Western frontier.
from Russia in the Eastern question.] —Pam,T7rTlie
Conference's Deqlaratiop .jreoomimends Greece to
comply with Turkish (fgm'fjuds. on tli’e[Cretan.ques
tion, and to leave the Mnosis.to the decision"or the
courts, aud promises that ‘the general demands of
Turkey shall be withdrawn.—Greece i's tnanifestly
preparing for war, and lias borrowed s2D;o9i),opo
from the Athenian bankers.—The Turkish and
Grecian representatives are waiting instructions.—
~ax§ >tb sStiTjfbr^Cub^^-Tlie.
returns increase the majorities of tfie*Gbvernment
candidate^;)"-': ~.1 H'i:\ Ib'j ' ■''' ' } 1
J auuary. 18.— -London.—The Times praises the,
treaty' made 5 -with Mir. Bhrlingarae.— Parii. —The
Emperor opened the Corps Legislalif with a speech,
to-day. He announced Che political situation to be
a happy combination of good order and liberty, anil
said that France was now bo thoroughly armed that
while she sought peace she need not fear war. He
hoped that the Conference's decisions would settle
the Eastern rupture. He anticipated a governmental
triumph in the coming elections.— Florence. —Prince
Amadeus has renounced his claims.to possibly suc
ceed to the throne of Italy, so as to increase his
changes, in Spain.— Constantinople. —The Sultan has
ordered liis envoy at Paris to sign the Protocol
agreed to by the Conference.
• u a -. t . ? r,
THE FIRST , MORTGAGE.
FIFTY YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
..-.a,: : : vA./
Rockford, Rook Island aud St- Louis Railroad C
PRINCIPAL AND SEVEN PER CENT.
INfEREST—Ist FEB. and Ist AUG. ;
IN GOLD: COIN. ; :
Free of Government T.ax.
Tbfe Bonds are Wered at 974 and accrued
i s;; : :Pill z
interest m currency. Persons subscribing
now will fan f the the "coupon
payabjo Feb. ,| 4stf eqnal to a re
duction of one per the price of the
„ p a -«a <2 w u £.4,
Bonds. |
f Pa,mnhlets, wit|FmapsAgmn<i full igfor
All Kinds A>y Express
of .charge, .-n.vn] U v.nV n'VIT
.Thfei BiQbds may ,he’ ha T d #f, v•* v ;\
H. H. BOOBY, Treasurer,
f?. {HUjflv n-’ivSwrA
,-, M J.. t- F.. jjj Wall- fitreet,GslUUu.tJ
•/,;. v(j t .tj
HENRY CLEWS & CO., Bankers,
32 "Wall Street; I 'HeW-York;
No Hospitals, in Europe or America,
Have as many patients as Dr. WQL9OTT, 17,0 Chat
man square, N. Y., where all can test, free of cost,
Wolcott’s Anniuilator, for Catarrh, or Wolcott’s
Pais Paint for ihe immediate removal of all pain,
and certain cure for diseases,Buy none unless in
white wrappers. • > ■■ . '
' ‘ Tire ‘ liai/is* hJt (My ‘ohl oMhe 'lccessWtes oi
human but ,it ia designed, (o protect the
health t'War*tmdP>&>ndnetw*'w it serves to
equalize the temperature of the brain. The nerve
contained in the., hair .tube ip frequently paralyzed
and the coloring destroyed ; but by proper remedies
the gray hair can be restored to ; its original color,
and where it has fallen oil a new growth ,c'aii!be
iiroduced by the use ot Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian
lenriwer.
special .
The I‘rmbyterr of Oswega will bold its next annual
meeting at Fultun, Tuesday, JamYSth, at 2 o’clock, P. M.
H.N. MILLARD, Stated Cleik.
Willlamßtownj Jan. Sth, 1569.
Vox lUver Presbytery wlil hold Its next meeting at Kn
ral, W Is,, Oil Tuesday, February 2d couimeuci gat 7 o.clui.k, !’. M.
Rural, Wls.,-Jan. 6tb, 1569.. ■ 8. 11.-ASHMEJN.
HEARTH aad HOME is a weekly illustrated
Agricultural and Fireside Journal ol sixteen hand
some pages, devoted to the interestsiof Farmers,'Gar
deners, Fruit-Growers arid Florists. Edited by : Mr.
Donalb G. Mitchell, assisted by a large corps of
practical Agriculturists. ' The' Fireside Department
is edited by Harriet Beecher Stows, assisted by
Mrs. Mary E. Dodge, with Grace Greenwood, Mad
ame I.e Vert and other able contributors. Terms
for 1869: Single copies $4, invariably in advance ;
3 copies $10; 5 copies $l5. Any one sending, us
$45 for a club of 15 copies (all at one time),, will 7
receive a copy free. Address Pettengill Bates’ &
Cc., Publishers, 37 Park Row, N. Y. 4w
NOW RKA.DY, THE FEBRUARY NUMBER OF
HOURS AT HOME.
CONTEXTS.
Books axd Rxadixgs. No. II ny Prnf. Xodk Porter.
Tne Foostaiks os Si»u By the U. S. Consul General of Syria.
Kuth and Naomi By Howard Gtyndon.
AlOTHsaLKsa Girls. A Story of the Last Century.
By the. Author of li Mary Pmo*R.”
[Glimpses or Old ADTaorn. Lord Bacon and the Novum Organum,
M _ _ By Prof. Gto. P Fisher.
l shall be Satisfied By Curl Spencer.
Sevastopol in Mat, ISoS. By Count Leo Tolstoi. Translated from
' 1 the Rushan for Hoars at Ho mb.
Christopher Krot. A Story of New York Life. Continued.
Ti _ By the Author of *• Storm Cliff.”
PLANcnme at tbb CoNPESsieNAL .......vßv J. T. Headiey.
Tbs Chaplet of Pearls.. jConolndpd..
: By the Author nf “ Tlie Heir of Redclyffe.”
Lbisbob Moments.
Books and Authors Adroad. >' •
LITERAtIfRE OP THB I>AT. , .
TERMS—S 3 a year jss for two years; $lO ior I copies.' ‘ ; : ,
CJaUBBTNG RATKS—Orfodrs ut" , lioiuo ‘Arni Harper’s Monthly,
Weekly, or Bazar, or Hearth And -Home, for $5.50; regular price,
$7 ; floors at Home i*nd Eclectic, $5 50; oriLivin; Age. SD.
PRRMIUMjP—For three siinscripriuiis; l Norwood
nndft steel eoffraviiulof Geuoral Grant,prthe ,1 fit ter with “ llomn
iu the fine chrpmo. . twenty sabsefipfiyiis rsW)' we
we still Wheolir A Wlfsoh’s liuiTValed Bewiiig- ni'achine.'’ v
: •' §.qriIBNER & CO,,
- s ‘ 654 Broadwayt New York.
NOW READY,
i / : AND ; ‘' V ! :
Reytew
’* •’• ■." FOR-' ••• t
This üblo and influeutial Quarterly will hereafter bo published
MESSRS. CBARLESSCHIBNERicO.,
n yhofßijY. Charleb ;Hodgk, D. D.,,Jbe qrgiufU... founder. of the
Revuiw, aud.its constant Editor from thq first, bas nqw
aasociaL«d,wit.h hipsel.f, as the Rer. LyNan 11. Atwater, .
D. D., who has. been kmnyn lora guurtur'ofVceQtury.aa a leutling.
contributor t<\ ii, aud the author of a large onVqitandard.
articles. Wifch this ipereoae of editorial strength and'supervision, ■
it is Inteiided that this Review shall hot only retftin'tlie attributes
.winch have mad« it a great power (or good in the jinU, iut that it
shall he constantly i;uproved and amplified in fuiqre. ‘ r ' l ■
Tae Jnnuary nmubei*, which is how ready, 1 contains artfcles'Tjy!
Her. Charles-ikodge, "by RevJ J; ‘McdoshV t)/ I).,*PrewdAht' of*
■ Pjincetbh College; by Bov. Dr.'lrvUfg, b/’New Vy ; Kfet; G)r.
Patterson, of Chic Ago ; and W. IT. Lord, MbAtpelier; Yt,
! ’‘ ‘ v '. r '
OV ? CONTpfos:\' ;,i ' 1 vV; ■
L' AGASSIZ ON
- TV‘OF XUK RACE. : -; f T vtl v.m
11. A,M AN UAL OF FOREIGN MISSIONS OF- THE PRESBYTE
, . RiANCiiURcn. v - ■ .• "
CHRISTIAN WORKift EGYPT. ' ?
•IV: METHOD OFTEACHING RKLIGION IN COLLEGES.
V. ROMANISM ROME. ‘ •
JOtJAIRG’S HISTOKY OF THE NEW BCHOOL PRESBYTE
n^rxircHURW* —’ —*•
ffigtSOKT NOTES ON RECENT PUBLICATIONS^— T ,
INTELLIGENCE. : ? j ,
J-'-i . ' .
s3per annnm. Clubs of six. $2.50 each.' $5 fhr twO years. if paid
in-advance.* Single Numbßre,Js cents; HOURS AT HOME and
PRINCETON REVIEW-for one-year, $5.50; or the Rrview
sent free feroue year for three irlnr subscribers {s9} to Hours at
Honie. ■
! CHARLES SCRIBNER & CO.,
Nc. 654 Broadway, N. Y.
IMPORTANT V .
theologicalworks:
6r“ '.*■£ ' " .[ . ,
Messrs/ Scribner, Welford <t Go
* f 654 .. Broadway, New Yor^,
. lIAVB JUST EECEIVIJD AND PUSLISHBO ;
; two new Volumes '
I OF THE . .y\
A|iteflfiO|ene j Christian Library,
Traluslaiious WHtfDga or..tbe Fathers down .to A. D.,
Lnoti.L?! Bev. Alexander Holxtrtß,' U. u/andl . .
. Joined IKimildson, I).*!).
Each one vol.
YfILOMES ARE j
IREXJEIJS. Vol. 2. Translated by Rev. 11. Roberts tuidi
Bev.,>V.' if. itambaut. > . i .. ,- -
THE WRITIJiGS OF OHIO EX. Translated by Rev. g.
fISWHS AJIOTB3W
of tho ChElitionsjkr&a|lowed to
juid to|i favAt-S l|pe*Uap
e«t; o{&ii betm dil-,
t 6 knoV tHeir conxuii ts. tlie
object C^iUkd.rthe Christinu
writJngs antecedent te.the N'iuene,Conn-dl have been put iut-j the,
hands of Tli’Ue t will m*ke It llieir princL
pal aim‘to prbdnce translations us: faithful aspoMiUte, ouculoced
*?if?Tn^"'? os sY a?io & t tl ¥ tuey
wm'ltrlTe fo combine with 4liro*Btrfcl aVcn p»vuy-Wi nl^«i th fu 1 neaa as
elegance as may be consistent with the umin.? aim> - Short
biographical aud expUnatory ' uGtices will he'prefixed to bach
translation i and in every case where,! there i»,.variety of, opinion
the writer will abßtainfrom own sentiments, and'
conftoe himself simply to an impartial statement of. .the opinions :
of the most note-worthy critics on the point.
The preceding volumes b£ TIIB-ANTK-NICJENB r LIBRARY are ■
THE WRITINGS OK TIIS AFOSTO LIC, EAT HERS. Triimlated
by Rev. Dr. Roberts, Dr. Rev.' K. CrouiOie. ■■. .
THE WRITINGS OF JOSTIN MARTf R 'avii ATHENAQORAS,
. Trauslattid by Rev. &b*rcus Dods». A. M. f Rev. fiawrue ReitU, A.
M., and Rev. B. P Pratte.n. / _ 9 '
thb 'writings'-pp; tatun and THROpmLiJS;.ASro thm
.CLEMENTINE RECOGNITIONS. * Tmriiiitea‘6y 11. P.
Pratien, Rev. Marcus’ DAds, A. M.j and Jtev.' T. Soiith]?Di D.‘
THE WROTNOS OF CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. Translated
. by Rer. W. (•'"[ J'l A Ii ? )
THE WRITINGS OF IItEN-EUS. TraniSated'Xy Rev. A. Roberts
and Rev. W. - ...
THE REFUTkTION oJ ALL i HERSSIBS fBY iIUBpOIYTDS.
Translated by'Rev. J. H. Atuciblufoii, M. A. Wiw mginvuts.
ifrotn hia Commentaries ou various Jiovks of Scripture. Transit*,
ted JSiIDTAiI 0 V \
THE FIVE BOOKS OF TEUTULIAN AGAINST MARCION.
Tgpuslated by Peten^llulmes,’D.fD../
THE WRITINGS ORCYPRIAN, BISHOP OF CARTHAGE.
I, couiuining the the Treatises. Transla
t'd by Rov. jfi. Wallis, Ph. I>. '
E'Ch 1 vol. Bvo. red edges; Price pervpl. $3.5p.
.; ;N. B.—Any of >ihe a.bove volumes may be purchased jtepa T
rtitely. They leill be sent, postpaid, to any address, upon.re~
cciju of the ’pnek'’ Snbntriptions to* the ANTBiNIVEXE
LI Bit AM Y-, received funojxrdtd.
i SCftIBNER," WELFORD 4 "ctf., 0 '?
i oSdwayrN:tifi 1 ..i
EPtLEPSf CAN BE
Thoße lvayfngfr,iottdB ; s«licife'l to send for
a circular letter te*rtmoniftli*/Vh' c u will con*
vince the raost skeptical of the curability of tin disease. Address,,
, BURBN LtfCfcßOW, M. D.,
jan2l-13t A- ’ l 1 No. 36 (Jreat syoncs St:, New York -
VICK’S
FLO It A L GD ID E
rpHB »r«t sdttloniof Ona. HiimfidfclrinfinnllSVick’s Tllnstrnted
j. CKtalogiw of Srcds slid Guide in tbs glower Garden is nqi-j
published. It makes a worlfior 100 pageß, beautifully ilhistratrf,
with nln.iit 151 l glue Wood Kugrayings «f glowers and Vegetables,'
and in Riegant ;. ' ’Co ,K
, . , AHQHGREI.pEJLp^EBH.t
■lf Is the Vriost’lifeaiififriVi as well ! «s tho'iuosf In'strncliTe I Total
O Hide pnblMnkL giving plain and thorough directions,fortthe,ca!i ;
tureof Flowers and Vegetables..,,*.'' .M l-'
The Floral Guide Is pulilialwidsfni: the benefit of my to'
whom it is sent.free -without 4ppUcatinn, ; bn. fopitardixl -to,.
all who apply by mail, t,r Ten Cents, which IS not HStlf the cost.
Address V JAMES VICK, ltoch<*t*r, N. 1.
Dee. 17—It sow.
Alien'd Lung Balsam.
The groat remedy for the euro’of
('onsnra])tlou ami IMuensrs of the Lnn^s.
Tlie result of its use is a proof of ita great vatae. The extraor
dinary healing properties of this remedy are experienced by all
those who hare need it. Their testimony will be found in a pamph
let, which can be hud of the agents where the medicine ie ibr sale*
tenghs and Colds.
however distressing, are broken up in an incredibly short time,
by causing a specific iofiuenceon the lqiigs, bo that tbs matter and
phlegm are easily expectorated..
Allen’s Lnnf Balaam
contains no 1 opium fu rfny form'. It is perfectly harmless fbr the
mdst delicate'child; It’'is everywhere in good demand <ani gites
tatisfuctioh. ! • ! - A Janl4-f4t
/T..V/ .. ri , \ ■ [■ ■
‘-•'H - ;•, . ’ r -y t i . . I ■4. / . J '' . .
At Prices of lnferior Work.
■ 1 -i .iti .i .!■ ,1: -
».■! .li, 1 " ' ; .• li
THE qOMpiliV.respectliilly
announce that they r have k addpteti .rigidiy adhere
■ -fo’ the •policy’ of' prinrtng-in tlieir: Price: i.ists-ahd''rhrculars!their
r very- lowest are,- ther.oforo. alikp to .all .and. subject
1( to no discount.. Tliw system secures every piircba er against, uri
exorbitant price. A.rd Wveis necessity ’for Imrtferiiig. ! 1 • ■'' :/• ’' - 11
• They .solicit comparison prices ip thpir pew^Gatalogve.
•,(just Wjijjtli.those of inferior pngansp w*th qarefijS exami
nation aud oouipariflon of, Wpicity, Qualify aiid /,r wOr»?rimirah'?j l >''of
different ii»stririherit9> The! Company's perfected: m4cbiC*iry.Sc
cuniulated-facilities aud experienced.workmen, together wish; the
. important iniprovoiuvma patented by them, enable •
flieiii to produce the'best'work at the greatest economy ‘of cefet,
*ufl, consequently, to offdn their ivtelHknow.u Organs,(iwnpers. of
,tue ( Hnns Exposition Medal aud seyenty-fiva. olberjfirht jpqtnninms.
which are the stand wj' c/r their
'departmentat prices aalow'orevenless than thosfe demanded'for *
iinferior Organft. ■: ■ ■
il Theffollowing are examplesof l(
. )pl»Wt'oCtave l organ; solidßihck’ftainut shjr’n
Jrifco - ; .-i? J j ,* > !,i .- ; .:*jn.
!. Fi^E;i6CtA‘yE-^>«iCtfli^'iitlEiEb' : aRe i A 5 !s:. ; five
STOPS; with Tremulant;'’.Solid Black’ Wslhht
i , (Style 0.) ; J^ce-. j}_.
five octjVe ih»Vbee REF.R fcAill'i'Wli'r on-
KlNJfi STOPS, .with ,thb new- MASON ,<fc‘
: PiIOTED.y QX llUAJANAf^liiPhexcels oye^y ( attaenmeut of.
this class iii the beauty and variety o T ' its ejects, ; the,ease with
.which it Is-use<} t 'rin<PitB freedom - from liability out of’Order.'
.iSolid: Walnut Case, Carved aud Paneled* .< sp*2l.) Thisi
i* the finest Organ of its sice ,aud capacity which can (in HA
be made. Price;' 1 ; ! ■*’ 1 •
. j,Many other styles nt proportionate prices.. A new illustrated'
Catalogue of styles'; and. Price hist; 'also Circular with, .illustrated •
- descriptions of iiupLoteiuents,- introduced by, thn Companythis ■
.season, will be seutfree to aiiy. applicant; Address THE MASON
A II AM LIN ORG AN COV, 154 ■Treinbiii- St., Bo&tbn-; 0r'606 Broad
way; JiewUfork.-i - i s - . * i
! Biipft; ; ; '
Is a paper for the people and for Chrisfiaa, workers. 4 . . ,j. ,
J ‘'' ‘mt fs'ovrft'MJa 1 -- 1 ' •
To -Pijniitsn.Tnß iGospjsl—the good news of. salvation ,by Jesns
Christ. . ' ' Y*" •; ' ' • _ *
- Xoslidw. by authentic nkrra'tives’bow lrst sinners find their Sa
viour, . ; . ;.
To Stimulate Christians te seek the lost, and guide them to
Jesus. ' ' • ; .. Vi’ l ii
• Toenforce the requirementsiof .Christian morallty without fear
or favor. - ~ .... , j; t
Togive such religious intelHgobce aB will indicate the progress
ot Christ’s kingdom/-P ■ v i-.'hi
furnish a religious ne^spapdr;fox; the, fomUy< eoj cp.eap ,tbat .
.everybody can. it. .... /., . . .* .’ /
TERnS—Sibgje copy B 5 cents; 5 copies $1; *2o : copies $3150 ;
: -I lijrv-; ■ r ; *)-«. , ,
~ The(HlLDi.AT.,we;endeavor
pSBT periodical in'ilie couutry foy children; 'ail'd believe it hiisttr
paeflcd. eitlikriu beauty bP-debign-ei; adaptßtaon*tb ; the spiritual
.wants of tUoyoong,by'uDji|sabpfth-BCbpol,paper now issnod.,. -
copies .BO cenu; six copies $1: 'filty copies
,s7.ao; ibocopies $12.. ‘ s ‘‘ *' • r f
- Tlie AT HOMI??, ih colors, is the oo)y,pa3>er of%
-tbesMnd,priujed -in the lt is prjntedln. s&veral'brilUsint,
colors, and ift very wh’en bdund lu a volume iV
makes a beautiful Pu*tuie'’Album. 1 •' 1 ’"t r--\ f ~:ii ;
* •'lierinM— tor lew tkau; ;ten copies t eaohj for tea or
,more } sM;ty cents .enph. , u
Aiiy person subscribing fortwelve copies, \rith ! $6, may : receive
the ‘•SA'IittATII <AT HO3JK” Free.'... r; .1--
•. These.periodicals ere evangelical and strictly unde □oniioational,
We make a special nppoai* to pastors, deacOu*, and'Snperlntea-'
dents of Sebbath^schobis. : Will yoiiuut isee that'the'pariehJetUbiS
ougbiycanvassed '} " , - i‘. f - , L ; * - r j%j’ j
. , Specimen copies sent free.. Now iatbe time to subscribe '
t'ubli-lie.i moulhly’b'j'tlie American Tract Society,' 164 Tremont
St?, Boston?' •.«>* "-i ,■ : »1■ < 1 i >.M -j»ul4-2it ~,
SOTOS OF THE TEMPLE
THE BUOOESSFUTi MUSIOtfOOK JOPtTHB SEASON. .*
of‘tkfe; litop&lßr 1 itop&lRr now rwtdy. i W-e.
* believe, «s is BubsWutiaily e*pres»tm -by conducwir.s,.Teachers aud ,
.lOUorwterti ip .nearly Section .of tlie country, “ thjit it is the
mat Ci'-nventmus, Soluiole HUt1 T Chotni
iioW Wfdro the pttt>lic.V-'Wa.giYe afi-rwof the many reaeond lop
tithese Bt»temeuts} J.tis a vrOrk of reaf variety., ; is it. may fotioUj,*
the majestic the', jovbufi. A 1 legio, ‘the grateful ' Crfritauifo
* 'lrtOiitKins et vUiiTVcon'cifee,accurate and .
•Iririai'O’g the Blfctueutary of ;Muaic»l JNota
,tion, an w*]l a correct musical tusta ua ib.aecuie
the Hb'ility tO read fluently. ‘ • ‘‘ • ' : \, '
The character of'the harmony db»ervss special cohsftiOfaiion in'
regard to varfety, force and aniUbltuess-fOr - the purpose*,\o:, wor
•ship. Last upt Jeast-the .erveutiou of.tbe book is 1
positive y superior to any similar work before the piiblicV Singlei
’ copies for uxaoiluatiOft'wiiriV* furnished" at dozed pribes; ($l2 uQ.
per d'Zt'D.' 1 . .-j . LKKS & bIIKPAKD. Boston, ,' isl , iJ
jauT--t «ow TUB WBS*ITRNNKWS .-
Photographs ExceMpi!
Allikiridaof pictures, ofi the finest finality.,, .Cards, six. w>i\a dollar.
Pprcttlaiup oue _ in proportion. # ‘ ;
>n.f ) W-;®uElJ'„‘l3i3 Cliestirat''St. '
■ 1r ..; •-! ~-i. i . ,■■ " "
:::/■ 'WATEm’ :
If l-RS T .. PIIESI I U M PIAN O S ,
•• Withlron .Frame, Overstrung Bass and. Agraffe Bridge.’ •
Melodeons, Parlor, Church, ’ and Cabinet Organs.
The best Manufactured. Warranted for 6 Years. ■ .
, ’lpO PiauoSf &lelddeous and Orgnina 'of six first cHtss intfkers, af
low prices for Cash, or dne-quarter cash and the balauce in MorUb
ly or Quarterly ilnfitallnionid. .Secoud-haud Instruments at great
Bargains...lllustrated Catalogues mailed., VMr. Waters 1 is the Au
thor of Sik'Suirday'School Music 'Rooks; “ Heavenly Echoes,” and;
i( .New S. S.'i&lV-jtm't issued;) • Warerogms, .1 ;
•apr2 ly, 48} ( Br9odway, Neyr f HORACE WATERS A CO.
A GOOI* A IH!K t *
■ ; ricisN cb, for 1869; conmlptpg jEUinplogy; Physiology,. Plfreno*
1 *gy, Physiognomy,,and Psychology. . Their ripplicatloii to'
Impaovamawt—Physically, Intellectually; aiid Spiritually,' Thp
PiiKENoL<H3tOAL Journal is.oilly s&a year; or, to Clurgyttten and to
Clubs of,Tvn,only $2.. Single, ntuuoer>,hy first must,. 30 couts;
Address S VrtSLLS, 3S9,Brdad .‘Ay, New . ' r
'‘ ‘ : .•’•■■■’ 1 ' ‘ ']*'•! V i w •; ' . t ;*f ;■, ; ? ,/f > i , . \
. Y. l EteninaJbtt. “Kdited
with marked ability.”— OurisUmt Inquirer- Very instructive”
X K Christian Advocate. “Afwayiiuptd'a l high Vtafida'rd or lite
rature.”— Wheeling MkMgmetrj . /• rilled with .valuable imatter."'
—Examine*. \ “I)MW.vedly popular jtH,,oy W ,the laud.” —JtuaAP
Nfta Yorker. Agents wanted. Liberal PreminmsV.yeh. i
" "dfectfmb ■> u *4.-. 't»s, > -.im; ,S,/'T •
: ■■ ■■ “»>, ft*;; 1 /' ■ :
RAS CHERIUKS aud 'other Small Pruita, 4 Speciality. 'Partiea'
otdering plaiite hive no oecksibhrrm. regreti.t Varietiesiand quality I
perfect. Priceareuaonabla. ,-SpMiitl .favors .to; Ministers and Clhb
agentt. Can.supply iiuMT old. For planU. oriti
formation, address Rev.;P. J.B. aorT„qaiaM|.K. y. : ,s .
■ BA T C BrE L O E,’ HA. IJ,
This splendid Bye is the iwit in:thi Wwld; th. : only trne
and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneduei im'diqapoini.
ment; no ri'diculous tints • remedies thi 'll! effect* of iiatf dywi;
. Wplfair joftaudljeantifhi'i&fcifc fei ‘brim
Vy ill Brngglsm; and
Batchelor's TTig ( Factory, Jfd. ! I«Boh’dsifroet-, Nevrror '* V;-! f, .
~——; —■■ ■ — ■ - 1 —;— "-~ : ■ ’i■. . janXi-ly
VME NIATfQWAL TRUST COMPANY
OP THE CITY 01 2fEW TOBI,
No. 3SO BBDABWAT,
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLABB.
CHARTERED BT THE STATE.
Damps J{. Mama*, PrtslbeflE 1 ’ Jakm MebeM, Secretsrj.
Deposit, and allows FOtTR PER INTEREST on
all Dai]j Balances, ralyuU lo (Jteck at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS
for Six Months, or more,, may be made at fire per cent. The cap.
ital of t-NE MILLION DOLLARS, U aiTided among orer 500 share
holders, comprising many of largie wealth and financial
experience, who are also personally.iiaWe io depositois I-r all oh.
ligations of ’the Company to dontte tho ninonnt of their capital
‘Slog*, -As the NATIONAL TRti»r CO. receires depwitsin large
or Small amonnis; and drsahase whole or in
part h> CIIEdK AT SIGIIt and -WITHOUT NOTlCE;^allowing in
tereat on Alt. —AiL-r balakcSs,’ partfee thronghoot the Conntry can
Keep acoonutSiß this Institution with special aecur
ity, coftrenientm and profit; ' ■; - ' [septfi-tf c
•>i7l U- - . .i‘ j.f ‘ ■’ ‘ ’♦ ’ ‘ *'
Christ&doro's Hair Dye.
;--■ ! , Y.-w* '■■■!"!! ti-i Jf ’ * ‘ - 7
? IjADIES,. over,grfty hair, v^y, ;
Should ,thore be a HUB;and CRT? (
. CHRISTADOItO’S DYB. ypu- know,
Will a BROWN.b^f--;
the/ii this unequalled ; .
tbe fIUB without the 1
■ / ’ 1 '»i il ’.i ■■if
‘ '-r : STERLIIirG- : SiLVER WARE
- J ;-ri; fliT! ' -
TUB GORHAM MANp>’ACTURING CO., Of PROVIDENCE, R.
I.‘ ll rift og? ke lar fn a Ird fWto rj ofSoIFd Silver'Ware in the
fflkchinfery, and ttripldying the most
1 Skilhid'lalioi', ftre'iAiiibled'tb'dffer hn uKecfttklled variety of new
ahd b auiilul dteigos4u:l)iiitier 'Services; Tea ’Services, and every
srtidtf spetiiUy-ftdal> WtM holiday 'and Bridal Gifts.
’ •[Tlity offenwiso-tbcir wellikhown andlunrivalied Nickel Silver
-Electro Pffttud m whidi 1 they jrave intrbdnoed rtew patterns
;of rare eJekrtnce,<>{ri>o Solid Silver,ls- Iguanmtecd to be. of sterling
purity t; bypvS.i Mjnt-aßsayY
lo- tbti ware. . Ordefs/hcpivefl from the
Trade but - these, goodsk:ay > be pbtained'&omresponsible deal*
: ere qrerywhere.. „ . ( ’ vv-iri wi-- ti -fj
Trade Marie • ' ‘ ' J Mark
>«y.w> ■■mmKStr' 'v : *'■ fii/ " ft f,
1 - i «■!! '. Eleclro.
*i/'l a:
■ ■ t’*lmf : A
' MXNITFApTUBING C 0„
i% . Salesroom, fto. S,iiaidoh. Laue, N. "E.
TME BLASTER/. OF!THE “TIME."
if ■'*'" fepßqus 1 . ( v,\ ;
U‘ ! i r.iU . «'.• >
. lit 'lumbago tbey aet like-a ihhafcm. - Ik-a few hours,a violent
- cough uireliprcd By A Plaeter-apjj 1 led t ch at. persons
- believe % cold canpet be wjiUe a Plaetet is worn-there; Uiis
we do knoWpithey greatly assist in the cure of a neglected cold, so
ol\ep lb© !, .( .
’ * Curte tif lesion of the Liver. ; 3
A gertlemau, after a 'severe sickness, had leSiou of tbe liver.
quick-movpme&t or sudden jar gave him serere pKito, often
laying' him up'for days/' Hence Be i was unable to’follow any occu
;patlbD‘wiihfeghlarily.' 1 ‘ ' r;t;r
In this condition, he Applied over the 'part' affected ah ALL
COCK’S POROUS PLASTER.- 'AtHrbt, It seemed to irritatc,'so It
•was taken off.' 'But (he masked impr»»vemeot- lie 'experienced af«
terward g*»» him conrigo to try agiin„andrhe therefor, applied
another lu a.tew dKje eomething .gate, way—-‘■•Upped,”
to nsethe gentleman-ejown worda< ®here wad some eorenea. fora
ifew daye after,.then,hip health waapwfet tly restated. Upon being
sounded by hie phyetpiane, the. adhesion, ,dr lesion was found to be
‘gone. ? . ;
Principal 'Agency, Bra&tireth 'House, York. Sold bj all
Dntgpists:,,
®R*. ItooU for E.ery Live finaday4ch»ol Sian.
€lijl«lrten In tUe Tciaplc.
■ A HAND-BOOK-FOB THE
SUNDAY, SCHOOL CONCEfiT ‘'
! - ■; i. J; -iO V'l Y - ; .. 1. • ~Y •*
• ( y t ,. And a Guide for the ~ y
' PREACHFR
y . WNlAllffetk
A 1 Supply 1 6f Conceit Exei'c.ses work'ed out for Immediate
yJ bh BibW ReaUlug;«ingii%,PrAy«r aud Kreach
.! ftFMßvforf Opeuin£.t&t)d~q)«sing ffetrice: ,
uX*'* --VY';
n REV. H. K. TRUMBULL,
l ! ' ■ 'MUnttoary SecTOaty of A wteriam S. S. Union New :
,-t, i i.Enfflaw; f;,,, .-'
fTtlira I- this tallest atid best book on'the subject of general rs
rrJ,-jllgions e«n:ises lt4e the result
iof long eapsrience. careful study, and extendid observation and
reading on the part ofdnh or. the moatsuccessful and-'ekllled Sun
uay Bchcx>l workers in the land. , --■■■' -
Full of eug.-Mtiouu are to talYpr pread. to chil
-dren. it eontalm nioD.'aud'»ddraBSes,of iothiriutiSiol contri
butions,-from many--of the best koown paHtor. andiSunday-schoul
workers of .tha,various deDominationi} t including - *
. B«*v. lira. tt.Tynif, Rlchknl Newtkn udP. l>.
llantingUiii, Kev. H. D. Gnnse J ’H
Vlneeiit. James *. Freeman, A-.J. Ctardon. jL T.
Agbinsoj. »• K. Knox and, Alfrert TajlorT and
M>es»rs .Kalpli WellH, E, Mi ■ Jones--and William
Reynolds, .- , - fi ; ..,j( ~- tr
■l It is a book which no Pastor, or :SuperintendoDt can afford to be
without. • . i 'Y' 1 * 5 '\ i! *■ 1 5. ;
'■ ' Pries 91.n0. Sent by mail onfrtcelnPlofi price.
■ by aN BuokeeUw. y/ ’ j
! - 1 U ' ; W., J, HQLIiANB 4:00.. Publishers,
! . . : . .. :rt , t^yrinK fleld,-Maes.
! BEAUTiFtn*’ ;
Books for Children.
| . FLOWEftS-OPiSBBING^TMffE. Qbarto. Col
ored iron tispi ecey and' 150 engraviwge: ; It combineß
and instruction in most Attractire foruis.
$2.50 ' Cloth -; $3 gilt j if 3.50 half - moroeco, gi 11.
a ¥ITH PEN
AND ® elegant vol
,ume, maiiy of.them large
•WW °P *
' ‘FRtiM ”’N-ATCr^E. ri Forty engravings,
finely printed lil tiTitr“sl”25 extra, $1.50.
AIiIKBICAN' TEACJiSOCIETY,
. ' 1210 ; Chestnut Steet,
-- '• ■.. v v ; „ Philadelphia.
' FOR.-IHE.- ! -
GbpisimasYlblidays.
■■-Jf - ,v I*
. 1 ‘ •
. ~ Expensjvp Silks, ,* ’ •
/'. - „ aßhionable Popifijs;'/ ;
*r.. DeinU'jßble Cloaking^. 1 ' ' •
.. Pure Silk Velvets, : ”
'- 1 1 Stripe Satin Skirtißgsh:.
'•. ■ Stndpa Poplia Skirtings, !
' ' Grand Duchess Skirls,
hi - Jißelle Helens Skirts,, ,
■' .1 Eir stQuality.Astracans.
; Dec 17—1 mo.. t ~ ; .
«apcl; Kegratet 'and Plnte Printer
ms cHXB&d¥%t£iite«: c - ■
Pduuuiu