. . . Advertisemealta Inserteilit tlie rate of 51,00 per square for ant Insertion, mild for am& sulbsequent, Insertion 50 =da l A liberal discount made on yearly ad: vertiseinenta. • A space. equal to ten lines of this type measures a square. Business Notices set under a head. by themselves immediately *fief the local news, will be charged ten ands a line (or each insertion. Advertisements should be banded In before Monday noon to Incur® Insertion In that week's Business DieectOry. MIMI CAIN and dealer In paints,. I) oils, plum medical Wine* and Liquors, (liam wan, Lamps and Fancy Goods; MM. at. h** scriptiona carefully compounded. sep4•l:ly I 111.71i7113T. Drairr ni Groceries. Flour, Food, • Confectionery. Tobacco and Cigars. (eel - rattly J. podia. alto. and Maio Isop2itly DickyßH UltUti STOith.„ Auartemen, /./ Dragster t Apotlsocary, lialu at. PreirCrip• lions carefully compounded. b. 3 7 ANDKJCSON. Vanier In the Improved VAT • Mn Shuttle Sewing Machine, Main st.dee Cohilatir EACoM Mr. E. 11.. Dealer!. Millinery Moons & Trimmings; tor lid et. and DiaMood. sp2ll,ly lAli:a MOURN. Grocery a Itestaarant Choice 'frac MA Coder., Tohnm and Clogs, Coo fn,alun ery and Vocalist,lea. Ilan at.' aoplttly {).ll2 Bl Z 7 tion i s= r 3TX ""; sl l 4g4 111, --- Inaurenee agent, Beater. laa 1 our .ro. rtflurured. .c%ly rirrasoaau', T MOH ANSTERN. Dealer In lldota &Shoes: No Sit Market IR. Pittsburgh, Pa. laapitt? littiFT ttmti EatateAgegio, op. porAle root °Moo. rubllsberc of the .1W:11 Ka ole ltegleter,l' sent free. Pittsburgh. • Iceptitty . . gist., 200 Liberty p. Pittsburgh. settliAy D ItaTt LEY'S • AT PARLOR. IS Fifth Av. r) • mane, (near Market St.) sr lily L.! CILA illiki - LIT. - . - Boohaellets and Mutton. CL. ere. 11.1 Wood Rt., Pittsburgh. Ps. lomplillY 79 gerket ht., ci Ptiteburgh—importera and dealers in Notions, Trimmings, foolery, White tloode, Sc. [epiltly 13 EY MER — AII ROTRRIDI, Fiebeb can Confectioners. Drainers la nuts, Dolts, Sc. IJ4 14.4.1111 Wood ht. rittelturgb, [septilly IFr. u . Donny tirocerl . ea. No 20 I , lllh Avenue. Pitt. bore., Pa. acid It IY 1 O'IN ISIGUEICP t SON, Dealers In the Nev el Weird Family Sewing Machines. 110 Memel Street. Pittsburgh. Ps. sunnily 11.1Vi111 - 2PC1. ,- 4.. / pets. Oil (ft 'Clergy. 23 Fifth Avenue. , s pil jr y - ,: - icnuiFesiii enlee In .1'../. Watches, CI Ire. No 10 Fifth Avenue. Lipltly i V ' A. LYONS • aortae and Sign Fainter; writes At i .r .ll. to order Show Carib , for every bn.ineee.- 7 FirtlhAvanne. Plthiburgh, [vetollily writ. of end • Furniture and,Ctialra:—Rosewood. Walnut. Mahogany and Oak. 45 SllllllOlO.l nt. toctrAly USIVNI)GROTZ. thanomith.' New work, or 1. - 1 the heat material. made to order. All work• will ranted. Repairing neatly done. Pricer Low. Aaam St.; Rochester. ha lanlS;ly NEWHIIIGHTON. EO. F. SIENION, Bakery S tonfetlouery, K. Ile almal. Special atleullon giveolo and hallo. ' (aepl4:ly 6 J. hN ELLEN BERG. Merchant 'Piilore,- 0: Broadway, New Brlghton.Bee *dr topttlY N. WHISLEIt. Bennet.. Broadway. Sieve 11. Brighton. • trepli:ty Photographer. Willron'a Block. 11. Broad*, ay.. Beet photographs (addl.*, tou Ch. ed ilegutives. • , 7 J 1v icolgg..t. Ifri w alst ' o r' n. iaerlhlY tirocerler. queenrmare a id rllourehold Good.. Broadway. ireplddy IVAN Plltilf:Lealer In Wall Paper. Window r•Llite.do. Booka.Statloneery Nutiona; Broad. way. New Brighton. Pa. :pool:fly TUFF 4,2 C, & STRINFELD.DeaIerp In Dry (rood., Faticy (roods & Notion; I.D.rcluult S. Bnuidway. Im112;ly 1:1=2E13:3 IvTILLIAM ROBERTSON,.DenIer In Improved TT Howe Sewing Machine, , Main SI., Heaver I.lacensWariina 1 corner of Main and Baker ntreefir. Millinery, ... • =ISM I F. , T N , !) . A . , L o. L s N , .A rt .V.Preeco PAlnt -I,4wr Sign rdiuturo, Main St., 1.1311;ty k FLEMING,. Dealer In Booty and Shoe. of .11..'every dwicriptlon, at low pricer, and i l a an perlor quality, Main 84 Dearer FAIN Pa. Jan18;11 BRIDGEWATER. - TAMES POlt11:11, Tiniter. Denier In Tin. Cop• tl per and .nlield•lron ware, and Iron Clidern I•ninpr. Bridge PI. Bridgewater. (nel;fli)Y BLATTNICIL Ilanufociarer ind Mailer In • Boots and Shoo+, Bridge Bt., Bridgewater, A C. HURST, Lily (tooth, Hats, Caps, Furs, / l• Carpets, Oil Cinthti and Trimmings. Bridge fiffitellTY L- De aler in Bourn iMrtiggr. f • Etrid • Street, Brik•ewster., • I'TUC - A 'ER, Millinery, Tr, mminge a Notions * —Bridge rt., Bridgewater. p 14:1y r-irTWEINMAN. Manufacture of Boom and Shmo.. Bridge St.. Bridgewater. (sepl4; ty ififffi Getalemen'a eleaueed 11. and pretwed. Water St. atoweßridge. (spl4;ly 011 S WOODRUFF, 31arble Cutter; Moun t), menta &Tombstones ~r all descriptions made to order. Bt. ..Market and Water attests. faeptitly 5T11.V.4 S Cl). Grucerlea, queensware, Win• Cl • dos glees. Flour; Fec4.l S Country Produce. Dunlap's, corner, Bridge St. Bridgewater. I . smiltly I I RAM MP.ANOR, Dealer in Mu tt nogaliela Cool. Orders left at J 11. Clark's, In Bea, er, and at Smiths Drug Store, in Bridgewater. will be poontdle attended to. Caen on delivery—LOWePt rive. icard—McDonald'a Point. sepes:ly I=l3 IV ILI. SMITH .t CO:, Fancy Dry Goode, NO -11 0:00 4101 MilliKry. N 1144.11.111 et., 'fiver Dia :n.ol4. Itac;terter. Pa. (eei.ll;ly liN u t, L r e tt r !t i e ulrr In How Factory. Son adv't: trotlt:ty 11 . 01 I N KARCHER. Baker ond.Confectloner. CP Water st., Rochester, Pd. (sepl4;ty I . . , ittita:llA)l BOYD, Wagon S Carriage Maker, Roche.ter, Pa (PePitlY 4AMITEL C. 11ANNF:N, Itrum.d.t. Prescrip tions carefully compounded. Water mt., Ito , rlo,ter. inepttly I )11 1 .1 • .111' . 1N I it , lig c l:n; , , , i r li „ r e i ;tile r Diamond And Bridge etc. Ilocherter. frepitly C.! IiEVERFiIt & SONS 1% hdh•adc & Retail I)rel• rr In Dry rhootp,Grocerle.o.Plour,Froot.Ortllu, Root .tolty.lron NMI,. Coy Water Jamey rim. FREDERICK. Baker 'reel Confortioner.— V.I• Wroldin, Cokyy mei lee Cried° fnrul•hed promptly. On Illomoml, Dorlivrtyr. tory' P.ty • - 1.•Olt SAI.K by A. e•ILVEIVIIAN. Ilendqoarlurs l' for Foreign & Domertle Ihy Good., Nigiol.s, E.cy Goods gentrally. Water === aM I"..LE It l'O. Coe:Doctors and Builders. 1 1 • M: nufauturers of Sash,Doon+. Shutters Deal in Lumher lath .te Rochester. is:•ptlay COTT. BOY LE& t‘ . ILLIA 5t.M 44 . 0, 1.10.. t Co.. Dealers In Sawed and Planed Lumber, Lois .t Shingled, Rochester. 'opts:ly PUW ER'S LIVERY sT NLRB COAL YARD, between It. It. station and tang ruse. oc111:1) iZijilltiWPlAS.:"Manurnetnrer anedirrilee Ll In Tin,ro VI pper and Sheet Iron Ware. Roting. Spouting. etc., attended to. N.york pt.. nctitedy CITEFPLEIt S CLARK;proprletors - ol . Johnston House. Coodrsccommodatlons and good to. Ides. • Near It. It. Depot. °et litly iTtot7, Iterialring done neatly and promptly. Store °tithe Diamond, Rochester, Pa. ortMly JI ,WALTER BROTHER, Mannfarturero of • Wagons, Coarhes. Buggies. Spring-wagons. Sc. Blackomithing and Itorseshm•lng done In the toot manner. Rochester. Pa.• nol6:y fiIIiCELLANEOUS tilt :1 TllORNlLEY.Manufaetorer of the fires fl Iteputtlic Cooking Stove, and l'atottee of Poe table rxtetipron lop and citttlet, FalhOon. Po. _ . LIIERT RUSSELL Stoneware Menufortnni. 'II Orden. promptly attended ir. Vonport. Po. P... 1 talky addrep-11eAver. P. tnepll:lY 11 AV ING Pernianently i0(111C11 the 1 'Lellenople. Pt., to the porpoim of practicing Medicine. 1 roineettally tender my ptoreeeloual erylcon to Mead:mut of cold etllege and vicinity. Mee. tit reeldenee, appellate F.ogle Hotel. where ] atoll tan ore. be toiled. tulle., pror,...donmi, mtoge.l. All calk will receive Immediate arth prompt attention. A. V. CUNNUStiIIAM. M. D. veptil;lyi J. N B N K-, punier In Watcher. Clock"; J.rary, PoriogUeda and Stationery. Walrhe. and Jeweby rrpolrvit. Agent for it, “WEED"lferrlng Machine, Itocticner ly1:1;Gin procntiv4ty., ATTORNEY AT JAW Thlnl STreet, Bearer, Pa. Orate below the Or Mom Beaver, ra. THOMAS I BITREERY dc,CO Tuoi:ircussav, Ctish . J. F. DRAVoN , ... .J. It. ANGIEL, --- • Interest paid on time denoritm Prompt attention gist% to collection. Alma, Ina aranee Agents for noo.l and reliable Companies. LmaylStr • • . B. JOll,l C. LEVll.4,Surgren a .(elan —Mee, during the day. at Dunlap* emio.r. at tight at my realdenee on Water atm]. . Itridgewaier, Pa. Will praclitt , Shrgery end grd , trine. [raarttly:eted spit? j 310111UTT, 111.. D., Haring permanent ten- der . lo l s i p . t ' eft i rr e4 pi j otalse v r7lCen ' ile rv elilte l n r : l o l i r Sc, and ormolu:Wing country. Special &ligation tat& to the treatment or female disrupt*. Rumery done uttts a sktilfal hand. 01}1Pe on Third street, a (pa doors west of the Court House. spr.Ux'7l4lha • , , T AS. CAM EIIION, Attorney at Law Ileavor, Pa. Ofllee in the room for• op•riy occupied Ty Ma late Judd° Ad ims. timir,dkc., promptly atteded to. arptirarity. • nAinEs i dealer Booto• V tiltoes.ter,. Slippers. 2c. next door to Porter). Wi t M% Badge otrrei, Bridgewater. l'a.. where he la pfttilttli to manufactory mind ern et et y thing In his line Hreseouahie rate. Ilse. lug remotredide place or hogneee from the torn. et near the Bridge to We present location, he' in vites Ida old frieoda nod patrons to giro bin, a COL • •11161R1.7,1. Vol. 53—No. 5. - Gold & Silver IPatches. INIPORTOT TO: EVERY ;ONE Holiday Greeting! Grand Display OF Christmas - Presents !! ! ! Gents' Gold Watchim. Ladies' Gold Watches. New Chains and Bracelets. Necklaces and Lockets. Fine Gold Jeweir.V.__ , Gold and 811ver- Hea ded Canes. Gold Spectacles& Eye•Glaases, : Sterling - NVa'rel [A Spleuglld Spa.] • Parkin and Bronze- Ware. GOODS Prices Lower than'Erer • E. P: ROBERTS, • No. 16 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. All are Invited to call. when I a the city. and es. endue our Holiday 'Goode without reeling under any ohlitratlon to buy. Don't fell to come and twe the Grand Divider. . octStamichdeal - Miscellaateous. Ximmtuut Ite For The JN.lstlam.Et. • , Ibtelneheen afflicted with that terrNe com plaint—completely nl:fitting me for btfiTnera for weeke at a tlme—tor the Sant twelve )eard, and at lant rotted . 4s:remedy that glvita • Instant add (Wilyfele Relief, hive concluded to have It prepared for !ale. SO that others •Imllarly adllcted mu receive the ben efit:an, assuring them that 1 will do all, and more thanall prom ised fur it; end. that puivoos rice uplog, will never be with. out It, 4a satimerouB otheis who hare - tared it can testify. Can be bad at the I/11:g Store of WILLIAM 11. BUECIILING, Hoehester. Pt.. or will be sent by nuill to any addrer. on receipt or one dense, and led tent. to pay portage. CHAS. B. IIUIIST. novl6,7o:ly] Itoeheater, Beaver county, Pa. 111[TA.NTIE:IVI--A General Agent for Nea -1 V ver county, for the Guardian Mutual Life lu euranoo Company of New 'York. Liberal induce month to the right man. For terms and circulars, address Smith, Roberta 4 Ilolling.head. Mana ger., South-east corner lath - and Walnut streets. Phihrde!phis. [novtruf. SIM CMEI Bridge Street, BRIDGEWATER, PA. S WEEKLY RECEIVING A FRESH SUPPLY OP GOODS IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING • DEPARTMENTS: DRY GOODS. stothenviii. Cassinteres and Sattinets, White Woollen blanket 34, White and Colored and Barred Flannels„ Slenti , ,n, • Delainen, Gingliants, - • - . • Water Prnan Chinchilla. Cloths, . • ' Woollen Slutwla liruw•n alai Black - Drillings, Tiekings, Prints, Canlvn Flannels, Joeiniets, Tatble Linen, - Irish Linen, C rash, Counterpanes. Hosiery, ' Glares E Mits. • G rbceries, Coffee. Tess, Sugar, Molaesea. White SllverDrlps Golden and Common Syraint, Mackerel lo bar. Ms and kits. Star and Talton Candlm, Seam Spices and Mince Meat. SALT. Hardware, Nails, Glass, Door Locks. Door Latchee, Hinge+. Scree• Table, Cutlery, lable nt.d Tea Spoone, Steleh Belle. Coal Boxes, Fire Shove and Bokere. Mile and (Base. Sundae; ShOele. 2. 3 nnd 4 1 In rorke, Raker, Scythes and Swabe. Corn and Garden noes. • WOODENWARE. • nueLets, Tulip. chum, Ratter Print. loud Ladle. 'CARBON OIL, Linked Oil tt White Lead Boots and Shoes MUntl= VatielY Rifle 'Powder and Shot, Blastins Powde and Fuse. • I'lo tub I•'ocd & Queetiowtva re. .II heavy good, Ilellvered free orcharg. MEM Ity clove attentfou to tomtit., and by. I..ta.t.lng con.tantly Mlll/111114 well 11-mated stock of good.. of all the dineretat kind. utually kept Inn country 'tore, the undendenett hotwe the future as In the pato. to !petit and +rely,. n %Went: altare . of the public patrOunge. It. S. ItAINTGOEIIt. dec2YGB:ly.--blettal. . O f iriV.6(l The Most Complete Business Col lege in the United Statks, Affording facilit Ire for acquiring a thoronb,pree• tiral hoeineoa trituration, porredeed by no other Seiko., In the emuttry fiance Its Incorporation to ISrb, nearly Sixteen Thousand Sindento, ripre*entailves from every State In the Union. have attended here. No vacation.. Studenta enter at any time. and receive private Instructlnn lin ougbout the entire coon° N._ll. Circulars with full particulars rind all oa ccacary Information, on addre**no: • SMITH S COWLEY. Principal*, PITreaCIIUM. Pa. 1 UW9I7. Don. - tisstr3r. t ..,4,.. Dr. J. Mums 0.., —,- ' ray,ofltridge.! 'l-. X.:401W mined that no Deoll.tin the ~_,-.._, State shall do 41't -r.7 - rr „. . .- .. work bettetor .; 1 Alit 8 - '0? - the '7,..` to . 1 ; til i te s o ,11:".1.7,.*: . b. - . be. t mnterial, manufactured Id the United Stales. Gold and all. veer tilling, performed In R style that deltas eompe. dikes Sailefection guaranteed In all operations, or the money returned. thee him a trial. feirtithr Brighton Paper . . Mih -1 BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A.. P . SINTING. VANIV:ILLA, BOOFING, BAILING, Hard ware, Glass, Straw. RAG AND CARPET .EL 301 113 , IVIANUF.A.CTTJUP ,I3 AND SOLD AT Wholesale Befall by Frazier, Metzler, &Co g . Tided Avenue, PlTTellUitgll. WELD ta k octumpt. beep Mllittf • • A. Rai/roads. RAILMOAIM ! urns., PiNrAladlt CUICAOO RAILWAY. • -On and Etta Deer. diti, WM hone win bus Stations daily, (Sundaya excepwd_ ) _ [Trin Waving Memo It 5-35, P. S.. NM'S dal , 17 let -.2 .1 : Moan leaving Plitabtulth at 1.66 P. IL. • duly.) .111•INI 601110 • IA V . FriTIONACS. 3 ‘ ,41 .1 • .... Pittsburgh - li 135Awilatitiaii loan. 1:9 Rochester n sgt 'Lloqr goaem tl ... ..... .. Alliance . • ! ISM . 800 ! 1145 718:1 MassUlort. ..... ... i •••• ••• •, •,, On ; wille " • 1154 . 413 - mars 89 1 • Welt*? . - '459144 . 1053 , 147.-47'i '[ I 9(t7 'lf ass ' 745. 800 1100 °We l 1) "" • !loos . 745 05.5a9,1110 Bungle, Lipper Bamiusky. • • ... .... Forest ....... ....11127 . -1 1191 TM ima' Lima 1328r11f 1010 M 0 1111 Van Wort. . ........ !,, L.. - - - Fort Wayne. ! .2"1 1 1 . Maw 1145 390 , Warsaw " P I i • • O •• • •• - •-•' '66o ii .lyziontli M 851 Marx .I' • . • Chicago - '1:790 700 • MB . MA . • •• TNSIXII 00/NG UST. eiraiimti"" - . • , . IFieTi.Miiii. -- "11 iii.. - 1871 7 .74 Valparaiso Chicago .• II Was 515 ral asaut awry Plymouth. 11--'I I-- ' ... 550 a iiiiw . 1.v37 . as ' a arrow Columbia• . . Fort Wayne irgitit 11 : 45 *rat iii Van Wert-- ... .. iiii iii ,. us 540 Lima Forest • i tag 114.8 . 41.7 791 Upper fiandusky..:l.... , , ..,. ~,. •,••• yeti. .. • • Cre ' lli " 1 D :••' 11 ! 65n 4. 4 e0 al' aioAx stis 63 ,' Mansfield '' 717b0a z 540 11005 - Wooster il .;.` ;. ' I ... 0rrrti1e...•. , .........!1 905 ~. 854 9i5,..- 1155 .; Mawlilon Canton,. ," gi..... 1 iii A111ance........ —,1013- 850 11in . , ihri, Saletu.-4, flocheder ijiidau jun latiris Pittalmigh , 155 ' 1110ra 1183 . 440 - . 0 Younpdown, New Cutle and Edo Express Ift% es 10nagetnwu *l2lO p. m; New Cast"), 11:00 p.m; cirri, ee at illtiburgh,o.= p. m. KetaratlM leaves I.ll.tabardh 1:00 a. nu an. al New Caudle, 10:11a. m. Yuan:roam, 10:10. a. m. Youngstown, New CasUe and Plttatnugh . eanurofttlon lestres Youngstown, G:10 a. tip Nrtw Castle, "otAl a. to; arrives at Allegheny. IUIO a. to. Returning. leases Inttsbuigh, rktal p. In; ar rives New Castle.tp 1),III. • • General praelsger and Ticket Agral. CLEVELAND a PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. • Oil mid after May 29111 Inn. tralna Hill learn that oats dolly {Sundays excepted) ar follows. STATION. M • 111. kat' •. Ammo Cleveland.— t14.14.10113rX &Orli Eaclid &rect. ! .... DM IliN O llas mon . !OW I ISS SSO plan?) 01131 . XIS I KM! ' ' Bayard—, Well.‘ Ille s TATION 11. . M AIL, Exes. , AMON Fellsville ~.. ...... - !Wax" riti pis ! , Bayard ' 3042 1 res , Alliance.... ..... ' 11.2, . 715 Max Itavenua i;tl2llrail tail ! 815 I Itudeon 0253 254 1 835 Euclid Street Cleveland , _..1 iii, 185 i ..1010 noisia LAST. -- • -- -- .0.1108.. I,iIVIOIS !MA lIL. 1 Ear'a, An u 1 Segall. i : Stlax 1 1 110Orm limn. Htidgetsart I , ass - 1.... 210. I" au .. Steubenville I: hal 4.... - 215 035. Wellavlle • I 815 15522 440 &ayes lloctiester. .. ..... l o i .125 • 555 I . 540 • Pi ttsburgh .. ... ~.,;11215 100 615 ' coma WSS A r STATIOS S. ; II; lira — . gii' S. I di r ol. - 02 itO r COSI Pittsburgh 1 2351 as 3107 I 425P2 4 Rochtuder ' 755 ' 410 ' 537 Beaver.' .. .... t. . i inith'a Ferry 1 ,,.,i 640 ..00 ~, . • .„.. , Welleville Steubenville ... I 955 Uhl , =Au 8ridgep0rt.......... 111105 7 101 . 8115 • Denali . 1 1115 . .755 - . 870 TCOCAIRAWA Loan.* N.lnd.:loll.i, WO a. m. Itayard, 210 a.m. • • I F..IIt.NZYJCILS. Gen J. 11100R,E DRUGGIST, l'remriptions °irefully and Accurate ly. Cbmpounded. TUN 'RES r BRANDS OF ASSORTED MecalalrLal WINES AND LIQUORS; PaLiiit .oiier. Dikr!.: STUFFS: 011211' DYES OF ALV COLORS; GLASS it , • PUTTY; Special attention given to "rano tbelbeat qunlLtl of lonnot anti lamp TfiolMillig, Lanterns tte. • ' ':lLarge Assprlment of TOILET ARTICL'IIb, SOAPS, 131:LILTS HIES Sr. PATENT MEDICINHS, =I THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED .zwatzlar t o OROIDE GOLD VTATCHE; $l2, $l5, $2O, s2s'.' DURING the past four or five years our Watches have been so thoroughly tested, that for appearance, style of finish, and accuracy of timekeeping, the "Gerard NValtelles" are nniversally acceded to be the best. They retain their brilliancy and color until Worn out. tar If after purchasing and fairly try ing, any one is not fully satisfied, we will heefully refund the money. • CV" They are all in Hunting Cases, Gentlemen s and Ladies sizes. Every Watch guaranteed for tune and wear, by special certificate. . la' A large assortment Imptuved 0 oaths", Chains, $1 to sB.Also. Gentle men's and Ladies' Jewelry in greatyariety. Car Beware (ODIUM:Iona Order di rect from am or our authorized agents. Agents and others applying for circlutuns will pleuie enelose . three rent stamp for postage. al - Bonds sent to be paid for on delivery. Customers permitted to examine what they order (before paying WIN) on payment of Express charges both ways. • • " .ff` When 81X Watches arc ordered at once, we will send an extra Watcb Hof same kind) free. air Purchasers residing at some des lance from Express offices, and desiring to save time and expenses can have the goods sent by mall, by remitting (with the order) ilic•amounkrequired by P. P.O. "Money or clei, registered letter, draft, or check,' payable to our order, at our risk. Ad dress plainly. JAMES GEIItARD Az CO., P. O. Box 3,891, New York, • n0v23:3n1-) 85 Nassau Street • • PIMPLES. The Ifederolgoed rRi cheerful/yang! (tree) to all who wish It. the Recipe and fell (Merriam for preparing and using r Pimple and beautiful Veme Table Balm. that will immediately remove Tan. Freckles. Pimples. Blotches. and all eruptions end impurities of the Skin. leaving the same IPOrty clear .moolh and beautiful. lie will Alpo acedlfree) lostlmedrido frir Prodflo' log. by very pimple means. a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth face. - • The above can be obtained byireturn mall. by tddrmsing . ' nws. crtermAx. Clumbt. nattan. . 196 Roadway, New TOrk. lEDINGIIMER.IIII , OIE - 11011111 The American Steck:Wheal, ' • A largo Renditionly 11lustratell Mot is. ly, containing 83 In 40 large" Double Col umn Pages. filled with origniata ,rolater. froni the eldest writersln i thecnuntry., on the variousiubjints mum-vied with FARMING... - • STOCK BREEDING; • WOOL GROWING, ' 'DARWIN& • . PODLTRY'iItREPING.daI Bound in Maulsontely tinted covet ' It luta A. Veterinary .IDeglavtersenp under the charge of one or the ablest Pro: lesion in the United State 4, who auricle through the JOURNAL, free of dear" all questions relating to Sick, Injured or DI-• seated Horses, Cattle,. Sheep. Svine or Poultry. This makes it a yery valuable work for referents; and an almost,lndie• possible oomprinion to all. interested, it rroca-intatinso. The low prim a& which. it la public et! ($l.OO a year) bring. within the r ch of all, while the - Spinulidln ercit ioN AIMPOP. and Premiums' to iJberat make It to the duterest.of every Fanner and Stockll retvierto extern' its circulate Send Storroli for Specimen Cbpy, large Illusfrate4 Show Bill& ?rani= i,.e. Get up a Club end obtain one Ortlui many bl valuae Preiniund offered," tatists'ing Chester/White; Berkshire, Suffolic;Magle and. Dries Pigs, "Shirt-ilorn; 'Alde'rney,' Ayrshire Ind Devon Calves, Southdown; Cotswold and Menne) Sheep,. Courbriiere Origami, Pa reDred Poultry, tinrway , Oats: Seals,•Agrictiltural -Implements, Pumas, Watches, Silver -Ware, Books. 'age., Acc, Specimen Copies sent free. Adthars. .• '• N. P.-BOY Ett A CO., Publishers./ n0v2.3d1) Pa:kathurg. Chester Co.. Pa. li OM NEW - GOODS M=l A. W. ERIN st, °onto sown!! " 4O 115 IZIMIM!I AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES CH: Artiv lad epb DO, eket A LIM Baj a N. Phi • end Ti 3E= A. W. ERWIN & CO.'S; 178 Federal St., AlSmartly. OUR CELEBRATED GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN IMEI W gitriltr.—Thegree Oral% by ''' l zha ---- 4 I D I °49 1" 67. 0.6: 14. .g m eh r. m : . . 43 wpm • Jan2s: I v (Dec 7, 'ROM -.- ,•-- -- - - • --- ..........-L...i..... •-•- -:- --••-•:" ..---., ..- --•• ..: 44 •4: ,, . , v5. ,. . -- : - =^ - A.Ac=r-ir. ,- .....:J.-......43.-.0icr0atmt 7 ::.7.,w,.., ..A.c...vca-zv:4 , vua 2 "114 1, . k :-) -..-,. . a ~-,„ . . :. , .4. : • p:,..7.:•.;, , . t :-,:•••••:: .; • t •.• t•tr . • :1.1 -e - t Li .... D ...„, ~.,.. -.-- :: !...,..-..,,..... 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Hobby Horses, Wagons, Chairs, Work Ilona, Writing Desks, &c. Also a complete stock of Fancy Goods suitable fur the Holiday trade. OWN° marked up priceriis O'Leary & Singleton, 148 Vederal St., ALLEGHENY, PA., Ratty) eh'gdjane, scar., iter4sa. HOMES FOR THE MILLION Rua opportunities are now offered for wearing beats Ina atltd Asollayand congenial climate foe one•tenth of th eir .ante Ave Jean henna TIIE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY banter sale real estate of entry description, load. ed in the Riddle and SaMbern States **rand stoat', graisZatoVroll Sums; rice, sugar and cof fee plantations; limber and mistral lands; city, riUdtge and rend residence and business stands; mills and WU iritea,factorka,ee. Write for Land Register cuntalalng description, location. pries and terms of properties we bars for sale. Also, connected with one Real Estate office, wei' have • general Claim and /Weal Ageoeir audit the sapervhdow of the well known Mos= Tyler late of the Ordnance Dmvittment, wbo I. bah • reindifleann prafiast mactande, and well •Irste• hod la the different Gov ernmest Departmenta, eir• pithily In the War end Nary, Ordnance and PATENT OFEMC.E. ' Atka/ papers carefully mepared. • Prowlers, leanly executed, and le mewed for Immo& ors in shorkot possibts rims. Special attention given to, rdeded eater, also caw tow imi, extension, Interference ,abazoloo oust, .lEa. • • Pftliadm.lf ciamixotion as to the patentability of an arttem matte on .recelpf of a brief deacrita don of the wanari—oo model being required. Favor shown POOl. INVIFIDITOII.B • y assistuig 'lto= prooopetente snit *flee:. • tilizing. their torenikauk. Contideotiel to our boohoo* relstitios with 1.. Tema* more reatounhle than any other reliable agency. Clrentarcontaintaerolaable Worination sent frre. Alidnea : B. W. eLn RICK 7Se fiaWateal Rea Estate Aokiew. • W 77 'aul 4W /Mao; Aerm. Ichahos.. D. . : i'. rY 1871. . . Rowell'rAdiii 1 ' 4 ) 1 1 1 .2 4. 1 L " 1•1 1 1 ' -Tit) TIM ITOttgliii kat - . wadi to tont& in mini arialio. tie . 11 ' dm Qt . = si g ma tore tososoli: , • Till la* • plo Timor et -olt•ii , tofu • , . ta - e r s i r ei Zr II II OW blleillilm VE TiM Ay aid i=" "r a ej All ", amnia Um b Jovial* ~ Med silks • •To I" weir on sot will C .11rUl Mid CI ito ikomie bonito • Valliontostom • „ m oo . • , •to oolommotwort ' *PM isl a ol ` o Zithoiro Mo. ~,,4 „ 4 _ 0 4, 4 Alts 4 Wet footty vers. more TWIG mot ?mollified . ' Roo ow 'if . lisofiutt pitlitAaicrillable orodoott.! !ttrole • - N.AlusaafAviront: us, • _lsbltivi - : . Wad* Wished IRMO. f a r oft mmatbo, Saboallg fibt @dire* “VAT 400011; York - =. • • 31;ESIA MILL 1 4 Writ* 9* • rempideita• t Or 41.0. " ti. & ~ORtairkow, PDQ.III -' ErinG4l/S' .1311.0 9 113 . Illustrated and ptive Candogini (4, Rower eek, AND SUNIIInt ItLOWERING BULBS ' I .I,os. ; . 4 , 1. . be Win reads for ma by the ladle Wilma& ry,watiattousdiatt WS of eocravlapjtc...l9 , trOMISTO Prit uk e . znetregi! • .c. 16 " 4 . Five And two lately* tutored' ptstrwsweds mew Wall atialUckinssigtoentlif parsafires tba past twasosttram et dada. tbs erfensilts,erettaticataltlaitMtottlieratmeisors ft le wait; awd endame o ltatadar to say other Catalogs* or . e Floral " sabot. The Cala i lt h melg i cgsist sea = iwa l i s, *ad as soon as p ad. utt. from :by Mall tad swittlatxu4l as leior cents ate copy s aid IM WWI mine or the eolotid; rims& I Ws same our friends That the Isdieais . , cdre to eta of Halo, ss to=sollaizlsat or= Discounts aid Rea u d , aararpsasod. Pomo send *Warsaw lAttaktietss wiliest daisy. Our ' Colored.tlkrunkrfor 1871, s Will he mutt to send Mt fa January. The Ciro sto will repressor YoMptios VatitMes of Wow, and nnpulag Flowees eitaral Woad coke. Wtt Laden to make It the Wit Plate or Wilsey* row Lased. rue mu* 11. ileum mow would boat least Two Donsloters Wwersealw• WM It to alswesers taller copy, sad Wier It atlo s Premium epos Was doWa...Sea Cato. ,lows was's wt. ' • IPUIWIS /1201U1141. Now Twit. I Vim diar, Ts ' 1194/10DI. . ink Limg.“ m u. Omit, Enos. .• • • ha old doodard omnpiloo. B 000: • a) PHAWS . .I)IIPISTOET Pima= se .eves Sopeollowldbok to See othoefas,*llA. .1 out Wary to the ' : Ain't by Wall Du WA. . TlOdtat ' Aidallod tiara ItellWei mot el:deo 1 parOxYdoSbefiet ottartee, sod draft ti /weedy dn.. .FMOIIIII wall. - THE • JALIPANICIE I DUB 'STAIN Color. the ;added, Sad hair • beiuddid • nom or saidro.4 U awl of oaf/ be 33 coots hy f=4 St. II lIMM. Id Jo) ne „Sneer. lade 'Fs. Meilen, dot free. S44,id by ~. . . LOrtildw $5 to Ea ta — Pl t holliE l lt i 1 11 . 1 g .. -24 4L. 1 = buy now teem h tdl wa te dayOn their wo a l tileL Felliaiz todeakewit 1011. " Tbow to wed at penwatew„ 1 M; T ok. !amid oddly.* at owe. W e. O. It ICU.. Vodka; Ye. IiI2IPLO IVA ALL. s3o2ggnr r* ""Vitr a n il coverlet. Aodode r SWEET I VU., n ita i rdeed, , W i ddli, .1_"2:2. -... •'• . rebl.lo L 'ArtlilOtiiktl'Ll 7-7--. WE W Fo a droiTXTE A SALARY Or v.v , Wil pw treddlit odeSummhor &hoer • lewd tam lad to sell otieseet and dooderfal laves dom. Attdrome Y. IiTedIES. al co. Elobliall. With; cm •__ li i ;o i a ; 4 4 - , . 1 - &kW OTNIThho SNS Fiivolowst coo E Imp* nen sod Is at rinnuna. ANCT,'Ir EA ' 110TILIMAS IZ IEG. SO pages* oloth.t • ' to i v power owadminos or st -bow to wade. be rillewo, loatitio, II ' ,of eared. SI. MS . 1 IMIAL , -Ali7 , WOMB Vilo alli as swot will. roam *woods copy or. ' welt free. As ad capital le togstnet; - Jill &Weep ad rested employment eWoW stud for We book, ea. dosing ten seats for pottage, to T W. EVANS S CO., o f booth Ott St., Pldladelpttla. W. febitld cunious. How wrassans TAe Lmiee Private Co' swamies ewe- Ulu the detlred inewmatioa. Beet Wee tar twe vamps. Address In. IL IIIiTZGER, Wearer, Pe. Seta 3w Wartl2 5iD3.33) AND SILVER WATCHES, AT intAkr Genuine rd Carat Gold Minting Cased Watches Menumind ladles' dizio),reoulaied and warranted for time and wear (j 0 half the multi oleo), only Orld olt. The Erb% Pint Qi!alify, IS Coat Gold, Engine Tamed, Mini Lased, Full Jewelled Lever Moveinente, perfectly !diode ( ' to aU elithatilr OOP 'dated), and each aarraraid by special collficate, of rear VD ear& The .Seeee, of Finer lad higher ,grade; with CArostomder Dotage,' at lEXS races. . The Samd 13.0 Lad, WIIII FINIG NICOL= Waage, and Strisigindlog cad &Mow Attila -Anson!. rmir koc no key, , wouud and set by the Vow, mar **l " Vika ab,re FratrAes are per atliarf price, and awl warranted for time and wear.,._ SILVER, WATCHES. grira Fine, Pun Mires; Hunting Cased Went/ and Ledtesl, at only *IS tads. Beal Quality Coln Meer, Hunting Cased, Full Jewelled Lever. al EIS cY.A. A . zira 31 . 4 goalie. Peru LAWNS*, cad Ow. !wat * tle'. Movements. Ruby Jewelled, at gall 110 u, .; • Or' OurliValebm alllnurataed. end If not perfect wit; be taken beet and money returned. Or ire require no rnosteLadrahve, but vend all goads by Itzmetv. pay' on delivery. IMP F7Jlll.llOt TO 0510 AND NN MINTONS polo ron. by paying Hspnwe charge', and If ma factory. returned.; returned. Fleece when no Expres• rune, goods will b y rent by V6l. is registered package, by vending cub In advance. PERSONS onkring Six fraiche, at a time, will reerire as Infra Irak* of sew eateefere. Alan. GOLD . CHARM tOente;,at $l3 to 12 Ladles` at 11111 to Its etch. The finest Gold Plated and Orolde gold Cleans at 111, 4. 6 to tee stem de/10614km and price of Watch required, and oidered4 mall direct frOM • U UneUWATCH 4D0.. jantgen] Ise PriZ7ONSTßi6r.Seie York, Dry Goods. BARGAII S. MB A, W. BRIM 86 CO3 Al 75 Cents, OnCcispof Very Fine Morfilo es. AT ONE DOLLAR Extra Good Vritierprof. IEI AT 334 CENTS' i., . , ri , • Exirop?od 'iC'able'T.l•issen 1 Bargains in Many Hew DretirGoods CALL AND BEE THE,fl'. A. W ERWIN & CO 'S No: 178 Federal greet, ALLEGHENY2I. spiSCITY, Mmui.trows POCIIIeIeVORN-SWIILLER. —oft /Mat wanted In ever, moldy In the United Watts to selllddletee a Pocket COM. Sheller. sittented Into. t s all sism edema,' and bustle need by any I hells one. •Wlll last fee years: Betel/ Deice SO ends. -Wholesale to /Wade. IS naffig rests; Veneers pus. 21TDDLITON nuir. Pa. ' •• beelOW 511ranaligeds ror Pal Oft olke: wpm : g "l'ititlifol{tismit,-;444Atar SYr:-- A11,411a. Oct liciei,AX.o4*gh 6 E 6 14: *not merited, was pleMed to pass iakolution to.MMllsb My address. yet If s'yrME bid' riot' . persoically solicited' Miter:the crinniertript:.l - Intended to liCdd ti until It 'WOldd 1 .).Y thb 'fiedirdicre.An the baste • of writiog at thei -hist uccunet*- and .with •no MoUghts of publication s the Menu edript Will; . perhnpe tro uble the am :xenon ; but at your.request, I Owe 'kid your disposal, • vith 'plemure. Yours truly, :rue mission or Tivie =AN. :Atkfreis i f Our retiring President, Dr. Jar.bon,' ddivered, before the Ikaver aounly DiecticcslaSbalely, Jan. 121 A; -1871, . , Ibilow4fesabersoftheDearat (beat tat ultedioalSocisiy:—ln retiring from 'the position which your khainesssia-. signed meow year ago. I feel it Jta be my find duty-to express my gnat (hide i toevery meudxwofthe Society fur the Uniform lenity and ferbeamtace which 'you have , all exercised towards me, while" Imperfectly .discluirging :the dnties , pertaining.to my office. And. 'hope tluttyou will sustain any .wor, tby tammor, with the same aid and I;ooUrtesy.; And.thiseannual occasion also rem ads me that another nied lea I year with all its varied incidents has run its course with noiseless trial, and is now buried' with the ages that 'are past. , During this period, time .has folded his wings over tho graves lot loved ones, many, bra within .the sphere of our owe atxpudatance, and who commenced the. year with us, buoyant with hope and prospect of long life, and• perhaps, many well arranged plans for the future. 'Vie dispeneations of Providence are doubtless intended as unerring lei sons of wisdom to us all, and mow- Fuently.always a profitable subject or meditation; and especially so to the physician, fo ever admonish hint that while he cures others, lie also is only mortal and must, iivetatually go down the dark side of the dial of hu. ma life,and uwet disease and death. And INA was nut inconsistent with the arrangement we have .made on this theme WO would love to dwell longer; for sunk! thean nl tipl led cares and remonsibilities of the profesiion, weaseled too apt to forgot the adano. nition. 4, But as my time is limited, I will hasten therefore to a brief dis cussion of the subject prßosed, viz The mission qf.the Physicscui. Some of you may feel discouraged and think this a copious theme for an oc casion like this. But I will relieve you,by saying that I will be brief. determined that any. address shall have at bast ono merit. We shall first speak of some of the duties of the 'physician and by this we do not mean the spec:(fle duties, in cident to his ministrations Mahe bed side of bhp patient—this would nut snit our limited time, but, of those nobler labors, that fit -and qualify him forth° inore spec ilk duties of his Profiselou. And In the language of a Very eminent professor, 'the will should be a student." Ile will always find enough to study, for however bright the endowments of nature, and rare-the genius, he will ever find ample scope for thn most gigantic mind. Every year is adding to the groat amount of learning eon-, neeted with the prrifeildtin. And at edifs; or lin acqealutance with the writings of those who have been dis tinguished In tho various , depart-, meats of the .prefeedoni 'never has' been, or eVer will be-attained by In tuition. rier can it be the work of a.month, or a year, it is, the labor of a life. The serepref no art of medi city' lice -has never been •mastered, and the genius, who studios it thorough, and bears off the palm, will doubtless be burn some day when the world gets older and wiser. I can notsure, however, that the present age is the most faVerable for the close applica tion of the studious mind, for you I will all no doubt, readily agree with met that there is to be seen every whisre a spirit of rash 'innovation— a desire to go fast—the' evident pos. seethe' of wild and bewildering ideui on almost every subject—a seeming .discontents -a disposition to hasten all events out of time; and finally a re luctance to submit to the ordinary course of things, that is unfavorable to close appikution and profound study. There is flows universal sen timent prevailing' in the public mind to do everything with characteristic haste, and if possible by •machinery, and s his spirit of , the age .might yet recoil to theWetriment of its found ers, if some shrwil genius should in vent Home day a contrivance to make doctors by steam, and it might be possible, for we areatready done with perpetual niotkm—and the world might well Island in dread of the prospect, if diey ever become more plentiful—beskies an old an eccentric physician of soy early acquaintance, used to sey,that "feur doctors always killed the patient." System is the life and soul of besiness. The eel Is arising from the want of systematic. study and the constant desire to hasten in vestigation no where appear more clearly. than In their tendency to pre vent rigid mental discipline. Hence Is created in every profession a pant , disc for pretenders and quacks. A great deal of the world.seems too busy to think clearly andsteadily, or to'investigate thoroughly and fully. To the credit of the however, it may be said, more A6erttl views.are about Wing entertained in regard to medical education and thorough qualification for professional respec tability and usefelness, than were formerly cherished. It is news com mon sentimentamongthe intelligent everywhere, that whiter great pains are taken to secure the services of men of talents and learning in the ministry, and those of the ablest, most experienced and skillful in the legalprofession it is unwise to in trust life and hea lthl to the guardian ship of ignorant pretenders.. Some, however, still enter the proMmion of medicine with very limited views in regard to the magnitude of , the inis sion—ivithout making any estimate of the life-long task they.have under taken; its fnentfold turdeonstant du, tits, Its responsibilities-which am never bo estimated,; ehile life with all its JoYs;' and :death ivith its la rnentatiOns, hangs on the skillet' the physidatt. Those of you who 'have been preceplors,know that it requires your constant care to.detaln theover zealous student in his course, until he acquires thut 'competent knowledge of each department that will be 'use fill to him and thoroughly prepare him for the specific duties of his pro fession. The useclutnic, too, has this same difficulty in his dewrtment .for the anxiety and curiosity of the ap prattles hurries him on, andat a few months he wants. to be at the nicest touches of the art. The shoemaker has often lost a good boy beelose he was not working un at the end of the first quarter,' while his master did the cobbling. Some of you are comparatively young and Just accepting the miteirm of the physi cian ; and you will find many other duties fo perbirm besides• those of , study and retlection ; andthese are so many and so various, that they could not be embraced in. the narrow com pass of a valedictory. You muster pect that-olotids yet unseen, will rho and obscure Much of the sunshine • • =I •• hi whldiliar hitherto ' bit ghtentst the hotiiorrofyotirlwipesi:' 'Yon have be.' fore' youtiol only t twdlhary of life but superadded totJusse,auch as are peculiar tattle profession of tnedi. epoch'• Iris a tailing eh lehinvel ves a gresitamount of sillf-dealal tand thole Is °newt 10 rep** PrTither...body or mind, and. there eim be no regularity in attending to (he nidinaryduties of life; 'The medlititl'aran ruts; ttsY thne that Isstvietly his own--not - emu the Sabbath. ',.7•11e Is isnithutally sacrific ing the onlinaryguinfortsuf life, and is exposed to every inclemency of weather and 'maim P: When epi demic dimmers, .or even , peatileniss cones, though all others itep. he must stand fast." Sueh sacrilicialoo, very often, are Made ter the betiefit of those who •.reeeive them as • they do the vonimon blessing:lollk. without, thp nitustfliatant expectation of making any adiamate• lvinpeniiiitlon: We have often thought-that the' very strongest .. , evideticen of ingratitude, aemetlineiseonie.to us,. from . persons mion whom the • atat most fitithfUt favors have been tinitlitred; anti in whose easesservietahava rendered (or whkhito monegeespgy. ; The. unwearied fidelity of the.. true and faithful; physician caimptalways ibe coMpeasatett by dollars and' cents alone: When. pecUnlary. renutriem• Hon therefore, is withheld as: It fro. . (men t ly, is, or grudgingly given, and addition no gratitude manifested, It will prove a trial to the physician, which can' be home only when', sus tained by the pleasing - cut iousntsi :that ho has Performed his taii.ot; The physician in all his intercourse 'with • men, and espodolly' with the profession should observe .courtesy And a kind regard for the feelings of others. . When mated in time capacity ofeousulting physician;Aboutd avoid that lowlithislineisi which sometimes prompts to an exhibition of opinions to Onipatient and attendants from sinister motives; remembering that if the attendiiig-physician Ls - worthy 'Of the contidenee of his employers, the business of the consultation 1-4, and shouts' be entirely private. Tu fulfil the ciilflMon of the physiciau and fully maintain its integrity, heshould be a than of the strictest confidence, fur Isis honor is pledged to inviolable seerecy, on all subjects with which lits Is made acquainted, either from tlfe necessities; of the relation which Ise bears to his emplfiyers, or from the friendship and confidence which I may grow out of- that relation, his U s>i should ever be herinetlesilly seal ed. That man Is a disgrace to' his profession and guilty of the highest treason, who am betray his trust in this particular. The mission of the physician is to heal. ills main ob ject In the pursuit of hit profession should be to cure the ills oldie body —to preserve life and restore health where disease has rested. Ile has therefore, nu time to idle. Heshonld not be expected, however, to look to all the municitsil interests of the anumunity in which he liens, or 90; pe4l' the often repeated blunderistpf a corporation, 'neither can 'he spend lunch professional than; like other: men, in the pleasant of Use chase at a time like theprenent when mediad literature is expanding with every' revolution' of the press; nor yet safely partleipatoin.annual aim patigtns—running ,aspiring spirits In the Lwlitltacl Atom. (Shine of youwilL doubtiLwa think this not very bona jfdeeounsel, comium from a merit mature, who basjusieump slighllg weitedeas (rem amid i the clashing horns of a eindliet,--and ev - ~Jlke,altjavabAi to • e \ When I wrote down lle - tap illy subject, namely: The mission of the Physician, the 'first idea that time to my mind was a quaint, but a very suggestiveremtak made to me not long since by a very eminent and, esteemed niedlear friend. The con' vemtion atthe 'time was In regard to the perplexities:labor, and retimn sibillties of the profession; and that in view of the ingmtitullo often re turned for the most'bilthful and vat uable services; it ought to be charac terized with more Independence. He remarked in the course of the convex nation.lluit the whole aim and objeast of the practice of inedielrieshould to "du good and make nioney." Now ' phstraetly considered this is true,And its kvitimate3purposii . might be nar rowed down to tins principle. Twen ty years, howeeerofeanstant service in the unerring school of experience ;•, convinces me that the preen:mire:fil lies emne,ted with the mission of the physiciamennuot betlispisuslef in this definite and suit:luau manner. gut that the profession should be more reserved and independent; is a avoAushutlo.whieh we think you will all readily give assent. Time ppy small is too apt to give his services indiscriminately, urged on by an im pulse of duty. he never stops to con sider whether ho Ls welaimed or sip preciatisi by all—whether he is serv ing a /111111 er a mouse. The attorney has the advantage here, he has time to look at the surroundings, and may negotiate for halftliejes simple, and arrange his efforts accordingly. Be sides Mewls a prevailing opinion, and espeCially In rural districts, that the physician is legally bound under all circumstances to obey every call, and so he is, Justus much as the mil let Is bound to curry Meal,' or the merchant brolideloth, around , to the destitute. of the community. The honest physician bound by moral will never withdraw his ' • rvices from eases of true charity be atuse therels no hope of reward or compensation ; but It only requires a few years' experience to convince any one that a little snore dist:dint- • nation 13 necessary even here biprt.:- vent that imposition for which he gets' but very little credit. Some- • times the doctor, under the strong appeal and Impulse of a christian du ty, reduces his bill, or; perhaps for gives it altogether, only to give , the fur store another customer. or to it aftbrwards develop as stock in a family organ, while perhrip.4 the only music which the. doctor's house can aflbrd is a small cheap instrument Just cutting - its stomach teeth: ..NoW we never expect to get the world en; but it 4S high time that the hiltY knew that 't h e duties are not all mn one side—that the obligations be tween the physician!. and his. patient arereciprocal lit their character—that While We strive to keep then' altve, they ought to trYiinil keep' es: But as all these .reinarks firm. made here incidentally,, • wfri Will hastily. turn over all ungratcful delinquents to the softer mercies of ,tho merchant and the milliner, and proceed with the subject under. discussion.. •We hold that, Medicine E 4 au Intelligence and not , 'trade 'although • the whole frame-work of the science ill built up of otsternitiett. 'yet she levies her contributltualtu every branch of knowledge. makes the whole universe • glier,labmtory; 'drawing alike venoVating principle!' from the sponge at, the oman's•betl; tbo. weed by the way-aide; the 'insectlu th° sunbeam ;end the mineral deep hid den in the bowels of the rth; Med , Mine has co M contributed se much` es any other proftmion to the wondrous de velopments of-modern science, and through her members aided in., the practical application of these to the general-benefit of . human society. The mission of the profeadon itself Is noble. not only bucauke it is fuund etion, and promotive of the puerest and moat exalted science, but hmause Its end islhe.good nf Mankind. The pitlass olds tne hbers in ns of pestilence—made so anifor sermo mly and unonteutatiou'ili-7-though laborious •.. . • =2=J RiktbliElhed. 1818. gal perilous; , are What -entirely vol, u t r e lii ir eati idislatareated- ThlrOg t n ail of sevem. trial in=u- InUn phjoriclana labor, , - s and :even. retUh-;oritheut. reward, exptiebition of reavied,-;Tbehlirelle. atonal ,servicare time atietatiaa' ate, freely. bestow.(4,upott' p?veftY. penury,aud,holpiss orphatrayps.' 'in fulfiling the inissltni tilthe PhysieLlin properly 11}14. no'doubt,: the doily of every member to _strive to- elevate the prolpseipn of medicine to Its true position atuong.the poiltiveselenees:. And, as we Intimated before, he Who faithfully Minoan the iequlretnents of.the mission will .find enough fur phi his,euergiess;- he will,andit, a life of labor and study, and Slow progress. The hill of inetilmikitmeels a hill of difficulty.. Then, Is no railroad cum munksUhro to its summit by which passengers mu be delivered at the other end of the. track. at so Much a head. it, cManolt be reached by the ald,erthesteaciptwitistle, or said the mar l 3 3- 'lank of natitliterY.- Nei ther cast the lightning curry the rich producpf these bright geldi to the v3dei bele ta w,uput:pinigiteth;.wirm.. A tarift.ef prehibition ,hems Iti,richeis in, ft Ls eiall by theslair Phasaisfof days and -uightsid talit::-by,ardenui and 'outdated laberr;tiiitt ;the cad ciuf.beittithied. 4.lothuich theatutly of the - Peofessitin la 'a, tud,ll is true; yetotruund thehtipeftil Undix.irseVer log stadia:C. ten thousand Joys are clustered. And, at every resting plate hr. his Journey,, he observtis the aeldPiared- shone:mats of thidtt hi the profession who have gone before ha.' Here are the noble triuttipTE4 of Gross, Wood, Flint, Clarke, tar pouter and Candle, uwoug the living of our own country; and 3lott, Dan glinson, 31eigs Mitb „Bedford, among theßlu.strious and laincuted dead. At eatry istep he ri nds the trees and shrubs : still blooming, that they have planted; and the rich fruits of their labors hang melting to the taste.. Up on the very thorns that pierce his feet rusit taw:11;11nd plants shoot out with every hue of beauty: '" The sluggard, who remains. In the arms of nature's soft nurse until the night is chased away; and•who, like the' immortal Panza, never desires it sec ond sleep bemuse the first lasts from night till morning; cannot tell what Musa visions are." And, with hab its of study should also be cultivated a habit of careful investigation of dis ease, ever hewing In mind that there is no subject, In all the wide range of humati knowledge, the invedigution of which regal rm more care and skill than ;medicine. The amitilsltlon of knowledge may . be leaden continual source of plunsunt; and that which, has already been staptlred must be kept up and increased by apptiwtlou and study. Anti laboring thus In the cause Of benevolence, and assuaging it utuan suffering, the 'physieldu will always be sustained by the wise, and receive the Inatrifelt gratitude of all the truly just and good of every community. But the question Is of asked,.!•Why Lien this industry and fur application neetesa.. ry; fur some hava.eneceeded In the i profcestun with very limited aCquire ments, and with minds, toe, very lit tle trained le habits of study':" This is true, and the 'rmison is obvious: Because, in a con titry constituted like ours, success Itt life is not:based alone on skill and merit; these have never been hilly rewarded, - nor will they ever be while the profestiltin has to encounter, in its practical operations, such variety.'ef. wind: And this strange ha trite paradox will consti tutc,one of the many trials of the dd. ivntand competputphysielan.".. Cbn st.s..,,,a,,t. idol await r smerosir understands thb;•and, while the com petent and . skillful man is ecticent and grave laidandekehantber-7-inen7 tally,tolling for rational .conclusions that may benefit hhi'patient,—the Other isretulling tosomeanzlotes old matron astoundingeurm serer made, andtwoodrousns never per formed, .whLle=s the, phre nologistover the head of her last boy, and always sure to assign him it fu •ture destiny far out of sight on the "11111 of :Aimee," (a very, dangerous country for young children). bikillt in medicine, however,' will always have the Joys of its triumphs- and everywhere,.. with • rho; intelligctnt, command respect ; but to succeed lit business thecontideneeof our employ ers is a necessary element, and tape rleumhas made d history that„whil6 some, destitute of any claim to the fernier, lusty .excel poesessiug the latter. . . „ And just here ,I suppose that the students of medicine present,Aexpect me to give an ()Pinball as to hilUt this confideuce can best be secured. This would require us to diVerge too fat at this stage of our address, besides you will have to study it for yourselva_s, and arrange your prefessional tle pertinent accordingly. All that we could Au would be to give you advice," and this your own perceptitnes will do for you at the proper time. Study the profe'ssilin first, both its twienee and its art, and study it well, and al ways let success In life be an after consideration •, but strive to love and honor your calling, for without this you need scarcely , hope for success, and this prineiple holds good in ev ery avocation. A man to succeed in life must love his business, od lathe' there are a great many doctors, and the profession seems quite. full, this need not discourage you, for in the course of human events and laws of emigration, .there always be more people. - No matter. how nu-' merous the profession, there will al ways be room and seems for the honest, faithful and competeut jaby .sician. And this idea just now brings to any mind an anecdote which I have read somewhere 'of that great and ,eminent jurist, Daniel Webster, which I will relate as it is to the point. 4. young man who was think, ing of studying law, said 'to hlin; "fir. Webster,l understand the pro futon of law is quite full, and that there are more lawyers than areneed ed. 'Jo you think'there is any chance for mei' "There , is strays Poem stairs," was 'the iltraint reply, and us true as it was ingenious; for there are only a few persons in every pro fession that reach the high places and these are always -in demand. An so,wo, would counsel and encourage the diligent, and hopeful student of medicine. Never dispair, - thtitigh fortune trowns-'and"--" fHerids desert you; press on with vigor and delight,. baud lilL.Yottr energies.anal trim your crane froth time to time fertile work; and if yell' honor the profession," it will honbr you', and should you get crowded below, you will always and arterupty seat up Mahe: • But invondusion, (for tm doubt we have wearied your patience alnody). to up his mission, , The physician should be a goocl nian"-not only strictly moral la his life, walk . and conversation ; but, a'sp, retaining and accepting in h is heart the pre cepts of Dlylue truth. And here no doubt we all feel our unfitness fur the.mission; add if 'ls perhaps well that we do,' for there is no hope for the presunaing - pharisee. Ile should be a man with a heart at all times full opayaiapatily fur su ff ering hu manity,: and with a decisidn of mind' ready to direct in any_emeagency,an d a hand steady and competent in per form the various operations of the art; and while ittiving with the Ills that' riot in the frail tenement of man's body,.tan recognize it In the light of revelation, as but the outer fem pie or casket of an 'lmperishable soul. For of all things emit forbidding in the sick man's chianiber 'wetild he the gold and heartless viktge: of the ! L p 111,14 •Iror7 Widamft *hi niCgllih iniTiatri Wank Bad- I nge, . Pa.. at Sipe year In admen. ' Ounininnicatknis btg antaggida ' Mogul. ImOgg,Linforibe tv o r WrIT L I Heald: TO M10Z0 . 11414181 wrong Wig kind qua% Invariably le '• ' salad bribe IMAMS go' Moan Letters and ao nununbuttana er ilboiski • addtegaged to— • • • • WE YAND,Daanar, "- • 'Mac eon, NS • lug - in nit ,wide lunge A/Unrested I Intelligence, dgntlued to Live Forever. = Lenity, 13Uoyllu'e shield • off the 'darts 'et the evil one,' pod alfortior tho.rummeetort In 'Avery. Ware, azure paatport tottwerviely tho t uninent, Aua t tuul Bed& athfr , should be Olt f great' btreitiese of lifd, tot hi it Ileentened; eillnureanihtblietraite et :character, , which (devil to and dignitg - i tbokrace 91: mull. livery unittidieuld hove awns of inelltetke; atidlliete loose ea.. lett: ulwaye trattly-.4biri seal, wry ting. to coin& Alt „rad nY)44, doubtleti agree bode icon tains tne boat *code Of ethreCitelbsilf ever appellant' t any :^hir: • "Whateuever ye isvuttid tbet Anne • idtH do to Yo4'lN Y.o. !TM, the lo w, 'eotny ; nitionastao i re= AvPa wemi he written' Myst hundred ' the breed Teitan• preitirtr theetilasi found edam dowerbig,plinidw. • expending biatutiestiunug•4ll=, tudos of , time. weutior k Mod . sekS point with Unerrin'g eertu a il2 $11) rthrit churl; and u "met ttet woury,nnit bentetied t Velar-wadi 19 Um thits.,winsthwitiol the moo who taxes it fur CoPftWi rthe guide eLhie life , will iilJ(t' 7vtillYmiroind 214 will eli.oateleiY ewd.htut tlettldigher, Dobler, purer. isPhere wher& iotii,pl yours lis Milli retirement. dow..' • '• • cosexamixo saAVING. „ , A CurSaha Lecli4re,to Ars. Maik :' , Oh ; go to /deep, you old fool!".. Twain , am aurprlsed.atel grieved to—" "Don't Interrupt me, woman! 'I tell yoti it's absurd—you learn to skate! You'll be wanting to play , fairy in the Crook next., I tell you skating is .tie atomniillithinent suiWd only to yodtti arid' coatellbeta of face end symmetry of- figure. IS.lothing is so charming as .to see a beautiful girl, In the toquettlata. ILIUM of the rinks with cheeks . rusy with exertion and eyes beamilig with excitement, skimming the ice like a bird, and ewooptng down Upon. a+ group of gentlemen, and uretendlog she ain't stop herself, and landing In the arms of the very young man her father don't allow her to know—rand • darting awaytiu cud falling, ell her. head and exposing herself--exposing herself to reanarks about her Wretch*: Hots, madam—hold your•tptigires-1 and always take care del` fall. when • that young man is clam • by. to pick her up. It is charming I They look pretty and Interesting, too. when they are just learning—when' they standstill for a Jong time in one Place r : turd then step inte.foot gingerly watt at it wakes break: fur the other side of. the pond uud heaves the latiancof the girl sprawling on thissidel Ent you...you look Tat and awkward.and dkanul enough any time; and, when you are,uti skates you waddle off as adult's and stupid and uumilnly Oa a' buzzard that's 'had half a horse tbr dinner: liv on't have It •Izaadant.. And you get under a litUe precut:lOW; headway and then'pat your feet to., gether and drift along stooping your head and shoulders una holding your urns out like•you'expected a Church was going to fall •ort Imo; It aggra vates the life out ofme. And ••Titell: day ,when I was fool enough to get. on skates nayself,and kicked the Irish Giant's eye outthe first dash, and Ht• on my head and, crooked ths•lcee:so that it looked,like the sun ,withall nal rays had dropped out w,hertt I struck, , and lintA aluet „ rlol utbraw the world because saw • ofhttltudeglimineringellaroundine,. and what was it butyou,ln awkwards tug, retelling• over: me with your ; "filers" on I" You've got to - diseArd those things. I can't !stand the, pew rent. aftd'l won't,'', • • : "Mr. TWain, I ant sure—" "fluid your clatter. 1 tell you you' . shan't bring odium upon - the family by yetis . disgraceful attempts •to skatp, sprawling around with your big feet, like a cow plowing her way donor in slip pery weather.. May be you wouldn't be so handy' about displaying those feet of yours if you knew what occurred when I took your stales down to get mended." "What was its, Tell me what it was—tell me what it was this minute. I fist know It's one of your iles." , • • RAI; don't mind; it tarn of any eensequeuee—gola sleep." . "But It is of consequence. • You've got to - tell me; you shan't aggravate me In this way; I won't gO to sleep until you tell me what it aim" "Oh, It wasn't anything." "Mr. Twain, I know better.'; YoU'reju.st doing this to drive me to distraction. 'What did that shoeihh- ' ker say about my shoes? What - did he do? Quick 1 ' Well, if you must know, he—he • —he—however, it Is of no etinse quence." "Mr. Twain." W took it and gazed up on it along time in silence, and put 111.4 handkerchief to his eyes and burst Into tears." "Why, you born fooll 'Twain, up on my word you are going stark,star ing crazy ?" lie just stood there and wept as ifhls heart would break, poor devil! The* now, let's go to sleep." "Sleep,• you lunatic! I'll Dever close my eyes till I know what that idiot sue crying about4and .you w'on't either, I. can tell you that— Come!" "Oh, It don't matter." ' "Mr. Twain, if you soy that again, I say, ,I'll make you Horsy for it; what was„that numbskull crying about ?" "Welt, he—hc--" ' • "Well—he. Out with it! Do you want we to—to Twain? I'll snatch them pet fringes off till the side of your. head is as bald astlie.top of it." "Web he—poor fellovi—he said he : doted en his grandmOther—fairly do ted MI her. tihe had nursed hitn.you know, because his nxdher wasfoWe. • Well, Weston to this country fifteen years Skro, and first ho set up in the vegetiffiTe line, and got along pretty. well;•tunf Was about to send to Dm land• for the old lady, when hard tittles-came and be got broke. .lie went then into fruit and after that Into inilk-4tito all sorts of, things, you know, but he got disapPointed every time till his present business fetched him out at hag all right. and he Seed diffit off for the old wtanan. film. landed 'here four weeks tun %bat died the very same nigltt: It was' hard, tolling.for fifteen years, to iret her.overhere at last, and have her , die ou his hands. lle—ho- 7. watf,. h o was disgusted. However holaid het . out, and he and his friends - sat tip I with her, and by andbythiilnemory • of her virtues softened his bitternear • and turned . it to a tender .grief—s... settled melancholy that hung AbOut his spirit like a pall tot Many ' days. I However:. by patiently striving to keep sad thoughts out .of •hlse mind-, i ho was finally beginning to f ogain :niat i r l i ‘ n i i i i i t u l t en l i e ly ° ) o .r o r i u l h r Li is s o poo h l oo d ' r t.e sai lui tn n e l ted n eli ded ve rp r i h r i u l lm il l. : mother's coffin- 9 . ' : ; -.• wrake that, you brutaritul Iflou dare to come back bete I'll kick you out again You ' degraded 'PM ruffian:" • • —A Chkago . woman asks for a dlvoree,on the ground that her hos. band has never In all Ibelr.aeven Sours 'of•ruarri&l Ilfe, klmedher owe. Some raga are an forgetful. • • .
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