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" Carry 1!, Roane to4ot,her.".
DI mans. iiilolo44 Mk' ''of :'of the Central
America, me one the monad ladies a bag of
money to take to Me mother.]
Hai140:100144, 1 4i 'of gold, • Ili,
Of treatraree l l as ;
It is the fruit of tells untold— • .7
'S Carry it home'to mother:" •r,
Bar,',Just before the ship went down •
ftitinikbt: and wept about her;
meesaii ircim her - eon--
"Armin sad to dre without her."
Be etill r boAtill, my.yearning:beart . ;.:
The wa rn t pw itr is:mo.o4,4 s .,. ; . ,
My GP(kill9ettelfili)tbeq:o°l!P•q:l'
0, ,ra:041.41 . nibtfir ' r.
Howinnott" of joy ankeorroir
lierileart -41 'ilnyiwidelt
God help trt.when• with "p'saigolentidd;' ,,,,
BUJ ei hey ai 4o.egtthero .1.
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bi-n :oarr p. 4 • •
500;0 "opt to varahr ouly
04*Q.'irii*TrAl*Piins
dliklphIliiillrivelrelegi &r,., may be fen at our
Solath 10th St.9lMlow
Cksitautpisissr• of Joseph 111.,Wilsork• Nig •
4 k 1"a ' I
' ANNALS OP OF MIN AMBRIOAN FtILPIT or,..Commen
oratise Notioesof •Distinsnietted Anierioan CTer.
gymen; . of 'Various ljen'oioinatlOtie„„*.fi . Opi',Ahe
early.settlement of the country to:the close •of
the year .1865. With . llistorioal Introductions.
By William B. Spragye r li. A .p.. .17611 . .`111 - .
IV. 8v0.,-pp...682 and 886., - I , Tew.York: Bob-,
ert Carter $ l. Brothers. 4165111. - • • J :•••.:••••
When the•first% tend seetind svtdumed of ;this'
great historical, .tressnyr.vappeagred;
cated ti : 'lingthFiCed tit*ty; 'Ai . " 'a .
their - -contents. ~ : -Thosh.A.Toltimes Were aeon-
pied with, the Congregational. Mbistera. of.
New England,., ln
nines novfmliefere!life; We lave Abe "le
gene
to our Preshyteriawwortlieug.:::Welav,Atparie
ceived ,
-hrd
amine' 'Object
merely to:anficiunoetthe /publication, and we this.
that stain -Imply day we 240 find .eptioei s tit4dB
that juitioli'Whibkite ito ortanoe demiidk:'
,• V Si: ei s v.-
Tacrrrao. The OffOrd. Edition. Revised, • Vt.
Motet. .2 vols.. pp: •464 and 426:14 , 11an';
York: Harper''' . s t :Brothers Frank li n Squarer, •
185$
These ii/O '93ibiraes " are s oogtinnbtio ) n ,b p i the.
valuable se§,ires";kirivi:: fig; . ‘:l l M#Or t a Clank
Library." Two'faoisenidy.revitie to be stated,
in order to ooMmend;:thii,.wpri•te onireiiders.
First, the edition,
,poisese4ig tglll,ie"aalialarsikiP
of Oxford, may 'therefore:bi.r . elied:on iui,dr:the ;
very highest order. Searedly, the'workisaiad;= l
mirable
,synopsie, of Rom4n•histotr;slVa'alaaaia'
writer, commencing—after a brief synopsis of the
early
. events of
ihe Monarchy and„Common
wealtli4d*:44a 44. 11. 844va1. 4 i 1 0 2 ,
down to the'thiieirof Doraitiani.:' The Fifth , . obi
contains aninteresting diiquieition on the Maio'
religion, soil &limiter of the_.jeWs Then fol
lows his adoiliable Eseaf °ratio' Manners of the
Germans; and the work closes with 'the Life of
Agricola. This. is one of the most useful of the
series hitherto'pnblished. ' 10 •• • I
F ovum's *lama timemataz, 12m0.,. AP•..sl•'
ew , Friskth,
Square:" 1858. " ' ` .1
What our readers exo aim—aßother
English Gra:alma- I TesYaii'cltlier, and s t n'Ae'el..
lent one. It is true that if some dozelyor gawks
of the Grammare,already.,poblishedj.ooo fbe .
burned, every leaf of them' a s; 'great'hirlOilutunti,
the literature oftthe , dty wonid:lase•nothing, sack
many shelVes' Pad: ,
This worit, A homor,'l t ry! . Itophrior of
Rhetorio in 7AroheF4:Cliollorge, , is a c vegrchigA'' ;
order. We haiTe.`eitiOier (wwiouSlV lg atvir,
and we oan truly 'sty; that thotighlornttnelnitent,
to the collection.et old , LindiefatiusitailaameVer
died out, the Iroglt,,befpFo,.zus is, on the whole,
bettor suited for our. othitity.: !IThei lists tratt . of
the boolu%ontainit nmohaviduablesmatter ,o 4
history and formatictiof, the language. Themid-I
dle portion is odoupred:with the 'parts 'of speeoh,
and theirtgremmatioai changes. ;The last part is
devoted to jily,nfai'aiiiikresogy, nbich are trolited*
in a luold'inannerp*hilelitlin'whole'work , never
loses sight.of the-looseness,-the irregularities, th e'
vulgarisms, @ . „improp rieties, Whioh . ,eoinmetily
prevail Ingsril i g *alga; vspdalters; : er partially edo 7 .
oated persona.::ForAcuidemiei„ High:Scheele ! .
and Claseee Vittires . in' Coll egei, Is
an admirable 'oompeid.. . • •
Trim Lowppx,Q4dintim,R#rarpr,'
New York: Leonard Scot t Co:: . • ;
We flatia. Oft i rlielve's thatwe filiiitlkite'intieh 'to
bring the reaLmerite,of this eminootaterioiiC
fore the'milidiilf eiterniftoo'! * oiliik. of reiuleis ,l
The Edinburgh, , afathe organ. of Atio,Whig• party,'
has, for more than a marter r of century lived
on the fame' of .iefiery, g?th: Broughe.m, Macaw.
lay, and,"the liteieryiiants wtio tnadait'what
was and hi. The:Quorter/y has, however, always:
occupied ii.:3a7l . inininid posiiiMii as the Edinburgh,.
especially in its Classical papers, 'and in its de;
lightful treatment of looalp antiquarian, and bio'
graphical subjeC . 6 - : :The:iiiiijiir');lefore us is one
of unsurpastiing eicellerioell'We'db mot remember
ever to have Aeon a more. remarkable l essay, than
the one- Which treats' of the 't" filense 'of- Pain ,im
Man and ior
thrilling , interest; ;,and livone of the ,most conr,
denied and g:e4fti i o On fie wisdom afActif
in the Creatian, ,which. we have ever read. l Thi;
other papers ampil.2ttite - y i eu bjgliest order. •
is refreshing to be able io speak of in'
such a manner: vrhireas in the: Westininster,
poison so largely predominates, - that it vastly
more than , neutralizes all ihayalueaf its ifoimitifio•
artioles..
Tag YOUNG! MEN'A MAGAZINE, for March, con
tains some gold articles. The Life of Aaron Burr
more favorably presented, possibly, than it ahoilld
be, is yet alesiciiitriiiiining.
.*
Tx, FistWe ltaph*laur iB4 valuable menth- t ,
• Jr.
ly. The Mai . % l numbei is before us. '• • Ss.l
HOW
TO 4113.2E3 Yle.,Bichard Lea.
pp. 76, 24m0. Pißshniii, Pa.: Shryodf..•
This is)la charmik..little wont... It make
pleasant, e t - subjsc,t, ythich „ is not always attractive.
It cannot te , read . wiihoat Prodtmingrlinctitimo
tions,
Shryook has shown an oppreoiation of worth, ;in
getting the' ininit;;lti so, neatik. „eh . ° Ir - Clei4fikill
bless him foil', feliimieasily:i#4l;" and Ithe d ir . iell
off in good thine' 411:1: iballitthe anihor
showing to Plebrays of inereasing
th e i r joy . •• R. 1‘10.r.:•••;1 1.4,•• .:Rrtiß • lll. • • ; "
Tax Eourotrkort ;REVIEW. , 4:iTantiory,lBsB:3 Not: .
York:
,Leonard..Bcott =
Theei k4,ll:lA il l UtPl i ',DlfittiaAdblitAbee'
prepared'with a view to tell on the #leipelatton Jo •
BMW
tra ' "
•
I
ME
the present session of Parliament. They are quite
as vigorous as the articles which in the early
youth of this journal gained its extensive fame.
The contents of this number are-1. Prospects of
the Indian Empire; 2. Milman's History of Latin
Christianity; 3. Scottish University Reform; 4.
The Angel in the House; 6. The Addington and
Pitt AdVnistrations ; 6. Tom Brown's *School.
Pays,; 7, Abbe Le Dieu's Meinoirs of Bossuet ;
S. Thit,Thiwkees.Literstiare of France ; and, 9.
torkpi.oo44),on m f t,ipo ik ad Paper Currency.
publication is prompt.
od oni table, for Mardi. It cantaine nineteen
Among other subjects are, the Cateoombs
'of 'Rome, and Aaron'Burr. in the latter,the late
'work of Mr. Parton, and • hia'attempt to' renovate'
'the 'obit:motor 'of lib arelhikoughlyydie
r, ki te d •n : • ! 8,1 , C;
. 0 —•—•••• tr.t e. ?;•!'', •
Tgca N.O.X+ II4II, " I 4 UTAI rI °P .14 4 94 O Pz. / 09FR I P
for San*, 45;xeoePted.:.
• •
11,1 ..s.prer ban -
toffs:
Deceptions - . Dr. Luke; ,
is Fiititionsitedingt 7 ' Exeroligp,77 , or '
:Insanity t ; • , • Depth to New inirki
'ltitngetia of Craton,: blesliitated Inhaiattonf N
..' , Gluttony;,! • I i , L ,l Over-Eating; , ..7:r
Digestion Apia; Loss of ,V,oice ,
• Stia Toyages'and Lungs; ttletinal Charity. 4- 7 -;
,
,Sabttatt4,Nygisuet •;) , _••'t;
bit 41 9.! • . I.
Lettprts..frop.Meliorth. . .
2 1 1 V. •sti erS :
.:4 1 :0 3 ,C. 1 4M0N4.4A: Alm g4.145311w5,4113 . 4,-.
TRITCO.I4.Ivow
tt 7,nd 67?:
' By' it Munificent: bequest , .of Congress,'
every' , siiteenth section , land- &Milt
'township in Misconsinimas- early set apart
,fopepunposes 'if.2 education ;2: amounting-to;
one million of acres. To thishaebeen i added;
by the State, five, hundred,,,theilsand acres ;,
making, he, whP.te grant i fer„thii .E purpose a
fund worth, not sem ,sUpposed, than
three millions Aelfars,.,,`pc i tliis sum;
about'Cin
half million of' dollar's is now avail-,
able for our State University; while the in=
come of the , common . - .-school. ; fund,r; no*
amounting: to about.three; hundred thousand
dollars, is annually distributed. There are
:other grants, , as' of- swamplands, as ',they,
;are called; the. avails ,1 - if which,,are net ,yet
ascertained,;. hut l it., will be-seen from thie
,brief , statement r that ; .onr,,ednestional interi
ego wereearly eared for, and .are now on a scale
tiuly, Munificent. .-:No child , in Wisconsin
need .lack a r good common education.
gellPgee) we ~have aiXe4,Y; Ti 3 -P State
University, at Mathieu i f ,
,'l‘he,,Cellege i at
Beloit the
,Southern a r t y of the Sate;
OVAAFIM $l,
111269141M0MM
Appleton (a ethodist nstitation,) at the
Nottilf; :our: dit4 iirankeifia7 (dear MW
waukie ;) and more recently, The Baptist
Unixersity, as it is called Bever Dem;
)r, at,a?
=Dodge County; • 'There_ are several gtller
Temalie seat
IMilwankie, , Aseine,Kenoshay • Fox lLakeriand
.Some of these are 'chartered 'Col;
t leges ) % WC Aksfisi, of;o it iistrict schools are
on an elevated scale; and numbers; find
the :,branchei taught, - Vie, With•the heat, : of
New York or New England.- Indeed n few
States, it .is believed, can compare with
ours for'edueitional adirantagda;,and tiis. at
so y oun g an age , ,= .1:
Religions organization was net' corn'
menc i ed here;` until' Anne flutc
Its earliest 'ferny was that ef, a Presbytery;
hut ,conaidering the inixed:'character;,at that
time 'of Our religious Population and the
fact that neither the Presbyterians nor Con.
giegationalists were strong enoughto'stand
alone,aplan - of union was early adopted,
and.;still exists, under. the name' of ":The
Presbyterian?and Congregational Convention
of Wisconsin." , Most; of these ministers
and churches are orthodbir and orderly.
But, in the natural course of -events, , .as the
country filled up, this body has more iiepa'a-a
ted its integral eleMents. pirst,•-the
Presbyterian churdhes that preferred, a NeW
ednnexion have Withdrain
ganized, I think, two ' , Presbyteries. '- 'then
Old'Schoel affinities Were introduced, `with To the Boys and Girls - who read the
which :this 0148 of churches;'and persons Banner and Advocate;
have naturally affilicted,, , and,thereault is , Sa nianp persons hive 6.1E4 tonie s
that' theVisOciasing6iivelitiklii,yis left mostly, aboutithe ." hard it' has'' made.
Congregational. They are worthy Men, for me think of the hard timeethat hli‘PPeeedit i
Lther,inostvpartf and.haveadonecasgoodnerli.; ‘ , l 4 nOt.tiVenty . ,siarF* ago ',la mare thah two t
The 'introduedon of Old, Soling Presby Ithensand:yeare ago, and perhaps._ yon
torianiericintOthia State *ap,-* ; ',Yifirt probe. Wish hear soniethirig about them. I re.,
bly know, by ; missionaries 4 sent" out by' mfr.' , ferkto the HAitn when ;the children .
Domestic Missionary ßoard.
I.. Pour fide' s ofT rael;Vere4Prelisedlifthellidianites
young: mere froin . .Prineeteri;: I think, a ,eraevenjears,and4te,muel'were they opt'
with: health; - cOurage? 'ancle t hely anibitionp Apressed,:thertheytiverefOrced:to Make hid=
. iilhh.o4'boldly into this diOA:new. log filadee in the:ikenniairis tC i,eaVee and dens
tant region. - They fouodlt -first e,art4 ) tro.ttgh (f defence., o
ciently forbidding. ' Sehool ..infinences .many felt. himself, seenre,- for no Sooner had'
'were looked upon with suspicion ;„ false and the farmer raised a'erbp of 'grain; than the
slanderoili :represeittatiOns' as to what Old `` ;M.idianiteif came r in their - Might" and dot s '
School 'presbyterianisrn 'gorie he. streyed
fore them?, and the miesieearies-meredeven...MtAMTV.l.ZlWElSAlnhil
told that ,they were not 'neeted;,ihegrourrd' dren of the' East, - and encamped against
fives said, was pre , oectipiedi:aiid : , they ha 4 them. The r biqs tf wer t il f ingered with the-'
better leave the, State., ,They, persevered, tents of the, enimY-41 Atey' brought their oit-r
terve - Ver lit'a'peabeableatid right;eriwazd tie with them, and turned them into the.
way, they went ferward, ;preaching: as on fields of grain, to destroy fill the increase Of .
missionary ground, wherever ehey could find ~ sustenance for.
an opening , ;
when
chnrehecoo -lyhich t pA,her i iecri • or.beasPamong the ,Israelitee. i ( 2;
l ittera - fell,when ihey saw, . what thei,truly The army was so large, and their camels
werep and ' soon' fern:led `'n•Piesbytery; /nd.. -so numerous, that they were as grasshoppers
new .a'ocessions occurring, by -iimmigration„;•tiwianititude. Hard fillies, veryl4rd:times t i
and the blesSing of God upon theirlabore,„ encedily,ollowed, and, these herd times,
- giiiilf'fa t *Nd the enterfirid;Vand'ilidytere,.. like "these, in. our ' . day, were caused by Sib.
soon associated in a , Synodot - Ithree Presb . Y. When the siff z erOliei;
t ow s. - aktiiiiied*tbi e fontid'that'the gea Of the' Amorites,":
some eight or • ten years, and coulddenothincn c for them,. so' theyealled'
Pieniers arestill; living, ,and' all ono oh) ifpon`Jehovali &lately; they beganto re
the-field-ha: happy Ulna traticinV: as we think, e that God ; *elfin dde d .aogry t harem
tocithe.powc.... of truth;tandw con s ist ent,: , I r ThAbCd . iiered 016:great: flednf I,il;ia-
Ward,cenrie; V '''lslac; alias ot,,Actili, 44nqiip
ebaraeterpf Presbyterianiam. ;Itienotaggres. ping idols, and ,building altars to Baal.
,si e ve, .(ekeept. on *Siriander.. - ';2 z Now When the; people' earnestly' sought the
ror;) it not unedirrien'tw, noisy, or ku.4 ; but t : . Eoiap'he 4 heard their7:o7(eThey.fiprq ;is
it: , has truth and propriety on its side. Its high - iiiito r ilietathat;nalfApen
iiiiniatry;"for the Meat 'part, artin:pions,`able, notwithstanding they had haat' so Wielket4l
educated, - and' faithful; and , the ; tord, by , 'ail d'?hair fofialiek'the Ged theirtfaihers,
ills * - Spirit, gives -Suedess' to.such a course : "he' Aintlireredf their 'praiier;jliY sending a
,Even:the'peciple'appro,te it, when th6r:cenie ` l , prophgt tintethem,'-and- T he'redhi'ded them
,toy what it is ; and theesonsehiienee is "Of God's" dealings - 1' with their ' fernier;
„that s tlieYnattirellYfoll m eWAher(preferences,b,. he-deliVered - IherrilfrOm Eg y pt
s d m
soomi as and 'hew he give them the lantref 'Tanaan;lind
are strong2enough to be separated;;. This jail how he-1 hadl'oomnianded - therni.tojeavnbt
; 411(1 ' Ilei,*_ - hoPe;:the; explanationv `the godwof the heatherr- , - - butthey bailor&
t
of 'pu remarkable increase.. `:'.:We hiVelioival obeyed' his voice. ir •2 -4 2 -;- ; -";
One %Toed, with fon.r.PreabyterieS t while • ; &lithe trialemad troubles E , of; reen,-/we:
: i ftfthq is in a formative -state.; 2, , find it to be ,generally the '-case that they
thirtf-three . ice, bring; their trials n
upo, themselves., - .God;
thittycieven;, and` ohurehes thirty-seven.-,[badset the Israelites,,inqw land of ;plenty j i
Most of our eniargernent,:reeently, been t2his , band had- Iprotected - :theni ; hisi.wort
toward' the `North-West,, while tine - l'Of our --, ,wtus2,for good to them,hut hearte were
Presbyteries' borders on = the. Lake Su:eerier., teyik r -they , forsook God„ did, evil
But,while we have n thusdwelt on our his- ' the sight of the Lord, and for ,doing 6•1
could,
tom and furnished; as nearly' as we ceuld, , were punished. All the ,good we receive'
the ''statistieri ofour , Clinrch, - artil While we comes' ieln God, the the'' hard' times
:see ;abundant , occasion for .gratitude i are caused by Sin. - • -- - o';
,and ,encouragement, we; w o uld not ,fail to 'One',day yoiing, man ' named 'Gideont
look at amother, l aspeet of our condition. went' out Vithe wine preas - rti; thiesh sonte l ; l
Idea t ed otir chinches are yet feeble, wheit.'lfe not,go to the regular thresh,our g ;largest: ; Presbytery, f , Whip c ahaao,„ all ing 2 place,heeasie he, was, fearful thatorn o
but fet r are still receiving -aid from theßoard.,;:lurkingbandof,hildianites might,bg waten
cfDomestic earinat de much: ing,laild :mould. take his ; wheat lfram-hiat.
foi sit taining 'the Institutions of 'benevo- -1 1 AS-the 'young' Man rappliid himself=lo l l4
lance; but are doubtless doing;leas than we '`labor, we may suppose that he felt-very sad.,
Shreild. ' Most of our Pali& 'haVe' yet to rile thought over-the time when Israel tie='
learn the art of yrrvitig.'; and, it will scarce , ;.jeiced in the' , favor- of Godimbeni. no man
be other Wise, we fear, until ..we are blesse'd. b'dared• to molest them or•thlaake them afraid ;2-
with - a general revival' of' religion: 1 :11,e j .- ;! .now;: how flumbled; they were I-I-In
tently our hopes are much rais4 th at, this stead'of threshing 'out his_owheat l with jai;
Argateit of blesgings is abOitt to herealized, he ;had to he sneaking -behind othe
Serval ,churches around us—as those of/ I: press,. stealthily? as if, a: thief„ and ? not, as
illorieono ;Juneau, liiivai;,',,aad.:}rOdsha--- proud tiller ef-40.-50i1 1 304.9§0
'fikciAlieMyyfieiPed. In rillo,96;eve t o te receive;andcenjoyths•Anite,,of2hje libc!ge
stateditreaehing;ls- met ..enjoyed, Lamt at m , As 4 he rested, fromAtie Averk,,- was, rather
'tailfoll6lili Preaching; far' „i s sorp,LisOita; so fa wan ? Ailtijkg r , under . an
[HE pREsByTERIA L Nr. BANNERt.. AND,. ADVOCATE.
and villages, we hear of these movements
almost every week. The principal relitqlge
Is on prayer; and we are happy in this to
harmonize with those views which have so
strongly been sanctioned by your Synodical
'Conventions., No traveling„Evangelist ,has
been heard of; no newly-invented method
have, solar as we -hive heard, been put in
operation
; •
This looks like God's work; and the more
so, as it has come in connexion with public
distress, and great pecuniary embarrassments:
Most men seem to have been truly humbled
by these tremendous reverses in their tern;
peral,affairs ; all see that the world is riot to
be relied — on • and those who 'are' hinible
enough to - own the hand that is upon 'them,
seem ui6re'B,:coetisible; and ready to yield to
'religious ,appliances. If this be
,a' correct
view, how , infioitelY important is it for
Christians and Christian ministers to use
these advantages , diligently, andiwhile they
last • •I A. price*put into.ritirAiiedi . 0t
Wisd2m . ; if Ifollityb a, , heaTtlio it,: we • , shall
havelL largest:id iipeedy, as:t r ail if 'ziOt,lii
fide)kty). (7 121 0. 1 4 1 7 41 7!1PTer Pc1r, 4 ?..1 1 : 1 9 2 114 4 0))
will yet gain:Atte victory, and , ..tannt nor at
b4es.
. to
. a) Rya 1,, WirJ
present, in reference to thisitisitot-and late
kostiomi; :Pr* Oilirtfor
enothir , 'ntiaber. .F;.
EL
(.912 4: .11, - Vf 21 te...1ca1y412;1414112.17 ,1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1
Anri I aMn7 OMMIL'At eIA •
...!/ , `"..losts" 5! /AA esri .. • 1
There jai sometbang.exceeth,gly . tender,ase
r Well 14,d 5T3 , .., T 1.0 7 1 4; 4 2 Prr••• s•
asustruotave,in tneuniowing 11/1111311
f r i . ro ..6 ; the :
.0 4-
years,few:_ akii;7o.merohent failed in .
busidess.. lie went 'hems one 7,Ovetting;
great agitation. 'Whitt le. t i tte smatter
! . 41(e4. "•:ff'X'am iffilde&.. "beg
.gared.•; .; hav:e.footm . y he. exclaimed,:
)(Mgr upon his forehead`
'brain it Whirl 71 ' • 1 r
I!" said his Wife; "I :am •-reft." -
;#;#3l';';'Pape !" 'eldest ;bby, ; "here`
, " Aud , I! top, papap-eaid 'his little
melba:
tqs.peek. •parisr iiipeated`
*" Arid you have your health left,""
AO'd*".Y6AP4s l 4fiai ,to
.'work' paps; said'•h.M . 4tldest':;.: . " teal-
Alan: help you. .. " Aridjoitilißlnet l 'lfiati p •
•Tib,-;serry you abput." " Arid yoo
.pnifiyes
4o senivith; said,litde • •adaisi ,
4 ,!Agf.sic ',wave O'ffk Progniteo;
".
grandmother." And good God ; '• Asia:bits
illithintienlto go to," said his lit
" kr' ""te
!Al.re•i i .",tAfd .egt.4 13 .!..W4 . 41
us! eroy!'.esdChis
00;':344:04?..:1 3 §0
Iphaut . l bursting to *tearer 'brave , not:
;Wit my . feist . ...tboueari de,
ViLth:j'.43olledl i tay alktetheseqdotepteideee
things Vylitii God..-has left me and'he.
: W4+4041#.0 4 61 4.0' No Eafic;i4;;liia
9bis4wife mld-4ildren withu4bankfallea.A:
i :i• • •• •• t'd 1 • • • . ;
noy, there aremany things more .Ipre s .
'-b!9w ol l l 4o .. f.4lo'abil'balk*alleer:sidmil4c:
os. Apia. may be In , their . (When the
_.ttiOrdi:4l l 96e . a:: iva#*
bage . and- , pursos 'of ',gbid.were strewn about '
.the.deek;, worthl ess as the merest rubbls?l
" Lite, life I" , was , ..ipraylC7.l..T o . B .epte of
the wretched surviiora, MNirater, water
Was the• prayer!`9 3 4 4 4Po4 l "_.l}::"was
worth its.:',weight jn; gold, if .golfk l erlf haie
1. 'Mimi RiskortotefonityMytit 'isiie‘elottd . .the
Wicked 'fergiefiitieni of
- greabi are left ':behind;' '
Npsmart: - should , despair, for' lie man• lunplcisi.
hie filltititir hilaS 16st his integrity; toiti i the
Mercy df"God and' lest his hope of heaven.•
at' last.
I
• -
oak tree, not far from the wine prey, and
the man thtte addreesed
.
"The Lord is with thee, thou mighty
man of valor."
It seems to meias if Gideon must have
felt this BB rather a rebuke to him. What,:
waste a:.ni i iglitjtaaao of valor, and the Lord
m i* yet had he to thresh, ins
wheat*..the :Nine press; for fear: of .the
Midiaditeat • • •• . I
Gideon's answer: " Oh, .m . y I lord, if the,
L6fdiie why stheil'.2a all - thialle4
falai us ? , and where are' all his miracle;
Whielvour fathers have told.us . of; did not
, the ;Lord bring us up'''. frortivEgypt 'But
now , the :Lord hath forsaken ins, and , deity=
ered .ns' into, the hands: off;the 'Midianites."
,the, Lordtlookedz.upoa:aim—yes; ..i
was the Lord who spakn‘mithlim, but
eon asiyet f „ appears not•Aollinve- known it;
find how he-must r have- tbeerr astonisheirto
'hear the words that followed': $ •
- this' thy Might,
find ' .sav i rom ean Oi
••
fite44haite.lnottsent Y . Ai , • • I
'''t' o How shall / •nave-Itfetiell , my
*Pitui r :thei
in' nlif.4theYs
:ika3L'ri4 fo''.:oil4 l tlte gee:4;ll'o4)l'i :14i4p,
MI
10 Avel--" Surely I will be 'with theepand
i t tFACtfithiiltiunite the' MidiaOittai ati °netlike' ,
9fitqtfc#t7".!"Kt
1110tAela uh44l.,ute a
testorrillt , mep,deparCnot hens : i•prAyAeo;
till ' , I c• come` back!and briniriad , preient, land
set it before thee." 'Aildrth'ii i iAjogeriiiid , he
iVOrile . hot gotaivay tillqii r dbolitetitrnedT
" So' Gideon' rid toThiii father's hods' e
arid 'midi ready-a ‘kid; and4ook sortie calrft,
und put therm - eat' in , a.basketi - und - the soup
yin a pitcher:oPshme - kind; and •brought it
allotit toAlie• oak tree where • the angel was,
'arid 'offered it tbvhiria.. -But :instead off , eat
lingthe• foOd-•prepared dor• :him; the , Angel
•rold. , Gideonf to•plaoe Ike-meat and the cakes
upon a rock, and' to, pour the , soup out-on
• them. - • And Gideon ) didfsol; andi oh won
derful sight lithe, ,Angelpuohed, the. food
itli:0104e114-Pfihis.044% 1 .44. •firfAMPA , P,"
out of: thqloctiv•and PPV4ft4t4: o 4o-
' 1 1 1 0049P 100499.14,01redi 1 :,049 1 ( 1 ,t4e •man
WM; PPP:. Pfr? (felt °Mils the,
fo - T;*
he not pen an, aniel or. the, Lprd lace ito
race ? at,..mpoo • erected an ,there
J unto the; toitt For es!: the afsk tire e,
Yo4r, an 4 t)rTrlne preab Pf a r • e i t
.I!Pre ho y. Phea to him,- .•
rested Tax nig tas Gideon from . 1a- •
bora pi Aod spakii •Ile •
' 6to • 6', young tfiiir Was
Y peven'xeliii4if.d 1 1 '44A Was to' 'iliii*`dowitlis •
iittreeitelrideitclanitii iiireillObilfoolOia a
'*l:ibil
oroe.o:l•44y.t •,71 ..)••; 4. 4 • „
hisifateVibt 'sec do 'this. •
• foridirtileP6iitlit /bkif t;'"al'obsed 'ten of his' seiv- v
'ante; arid Ilierinde Ire 'wits' afraid ••bis - fither i
°fight pievint from!' obeying the Lord's,
'comuisn'd4 , or•that•theAnen-of the oi ty might .
%hider lam, •ifihe•cwiiitedmtill day. lightyle,
went to work thatevery. night.;. ihe I l ast,
down tbe.riltar_ol.,.l4a), cut_down the grove n
built a new altar,. stnd . ,,„offered up the bul
lock. Havitig,liocoinplished this, he and,
litietTY rittire4, 4 4*g, diot.sTbed'
no one, frOm their slumbers. •
" S "l'n" inoining whit irliiii: - ariti - iinfu=
si6lll - ' l Wliti 'With floni t :'lVho could it
•bel , thlty begtui'to askalid..to :mquire f ail! at
Jant;they fnund , n4t,ttuit.9 - japo 11 4 it.'
,Aitd•then the: noisy men' of the 'cit : y Came - .
ereash (Gidion'a Pither,) and'debiliirded
his son,: oat thy,. son that,hemay
die, becainie he kith -agar of
Baal,, and.putslown „the,. grove : "
,Gaits a
riot they,
_patio ;. \ but th e old :man was% not
scared. He ittonglit _Tear:,le.hs a,
0-od,why I,ll . l..beiki
t take care of himself?
He, in his tnin, threatened them: fg:Will,
ye plead for Baal ? , ..He that. will plead for .
him, let him be :'put to teath." It appear!
that the - 4non t ,thian z returned tor their bust;
,uses,;. 14. Alio, A pii dispersed ; for,,
,gnawer;' , !
they
ieltraihameci .of their. cOnlici, 'in lilitsierloff
‘i 'snob a silly map wb out , wgoit , that .
nbCtilik? 1,1 36 1 ti
Of,4 O ..pOPIAN, he, SWAP! .0 1 ,./IrdePPYI :
upon him atm,' ne,.achievea i great. victory
' tovethe ilidianites:. Turn/ , to lour BIbles; .
and; read f the`'aia `and lievinitirehaptera oft
tYtid ikeiy . 444:o,*l s n'AT!' 4 1. 1 1rr r pf@fici4. - Y'erY
interestink. (. -
Before Loonollh4a .wls: 1 11 to
_remind your
of the truth, thg„,G,odirnows each one of.
yoN„ &1 1 .1„lcuAs ,yenc,mine, , your
,age,, and
&burr residera . ; the' day' cif - yoir bireh, alnd
'the' (34' of yotie ' l 4lditb: ':Thiii.liord ; 'knew,
that; Gideon Wad' day-too/Ade
the wine piCss' (and'sthis'Angel'of: the'fLord.
Vbelles4 to hate . jbewthe Secodd' !Person
fn 'the Tiinity; the ' , Son of a tabd.;): andpfur
cther s.he knew :rwliare: the.grove4ndfaltan of
IBazil were;' hei 'knew the. agerof-the
end: whbisaff tow: intimate. -Wail•phe
.with the, affairs oflGideon‘l• .In the tenth'
Lchapter. of: the ,Acts, we tit.tve—asturtherau-,
stance of the i •knowledge .1114,,,nngainft in'
,hvtlen have of our, earthly p•ffairs; Peter's"
boarding.holase, the Ocenpation.Af'hipla i ne
the place , where,'"the' :luin: 'wee
situated. Po, not forget, then that *kite
encompassed with ` a ' . great
neases. sp'irit's are
Good and evil ones. Satan, too, 16 6 1 01 1 3 r
nrevialtiillwiWiihteikwith.ourbweettitiresin;'
he knows .well• • whet temptations, will be
' to: inooed pvfl,the. ; upt i 4 ,ps,
•del(f, 4 pisgitin'afevtpkiper of
yours is well known to Satan, and often does
he takaildiiitiitage of it - to 'pita:note - his e4ll
:,d e lki n koftw ,••••••• ) •
.groltt,
;PTißelek:AhtitY•l3lll4Vit:
L-Aclkkeeps
,two* worlcla ac Awes
„Bell moves beneatiktoluot i tife.'.4attk, h.
re. trlisavert stoboktikgiYe.g:lif,4
ealiatiorrof 'the soul more
portance than any thirieetieT"
God could haveNerierdru. souls whether Ire,
, / witOrt A. or ; tiro liookfekAO tria by:
means;4oll,lo.9,;4,y:ww g iiitw 2
,eut i 'he ohose`te lige GiditOn
;an instniment fon :doing sop 80 he. t efieoses
:uittoiact as inetnimmits for doing good, arid
;iff'ife'*ertineiihe Of ".6ife V*lf
.E,T 0 , 11 /a)
W o ll'll4'l li f i k "S h i i *944*Afrilf.E.s • 41)61dt
meat. iimie . 1 9wors , to, the 88 and. B uth
•questionl of? the Elhorter Cateohism, will
leiphdwitolis. what these means are. f
r.
nimenced" . 'OO elir)
"oOY'
.dste ,in l our world., I call . it. hard ,tiies
weAk "...driven fgo)ne
• Piradise. &lard times when.desth ,entetek
ralidoAbityslain‘br*.brother ; i:hand;
theEnlirni#o . .it.. 7 ol4o tiMekiellen the del.
use lamt z ..po when . tite.Tooril,ponfounded.
A.;1444 1 , -4.4 1 54;*44;
Sodom and Gothema4:,Hard times for Jaeeb
iw/len • be, left tga, Agnes hcrpt% tn l .goout
lint° the world to seek his., fortune : ; . : for
twenty years, in the day. the , drought. eon,-
earned him, and..the drost by night) 40 4
sleep:departed from hisves. :Hard!.timea
when Joseph was sold into Egypt: , -Hard
ti4liiii"gr the" in the "land of
1 5 1144 . .. i gkd'Pries
*nee "firael in the,
days of Ahab. Hard times in Bavaria;
1 aoh'4l - . ilk Asa's• head , •vras•Bold `for eighty'
.tidies wliep
times, indeed, when the martyrs of old had
trials times, .
cruel rnockinks 8001IXITings; of
bonds and imprisonment. ; ; They
. were stoned ;
they were sawn asunder; .were• tempted
were rslain with the sword; they vandered
about in sheep skins;ind goatokins, being
destitute; afflicted, tormented, in deserts, iu
mountains, and in : 0814141d caves of the
earth:. And all . these *hail..times were
catised•by sin... • • , • ,
, We;' 111 .1. 0 f us, 'will - pass through. hard
times earth;_ but if we are only, true
Christians,;:, and have ,God , for. .us, '.what
should we fear.!
t: , AfiThere - ie a glorious throng;-ii,.multittlde of
all nations, and kindredi, and people, and.
tongues, now before the thrtnielii
they . are clothed with white roblisOihcrihey,
hitlepaktif ,
in "Whb
kii4Yed
whence 0104 4:1 boys! girPh
they are .thosewhich have come ,outuf great
tribuiatiou'; l 4ltey I have washed their Toheito
thetrnillite 61 the
.. 14 Ovc,Anit,h4geinOniOrklyergiii,
thirst any more; naithel„shall the sun light
- .on• them, nor any. heat,- for .the: Lamb shall
, feied thempalad'Shalirlead ithem-unto living
'enn tof 'biters ;' and"'Giod `` shall wipe;
thOr,e;
shall be no more curse, no more death, nor
sorrow, nor. crying, nor anymore pain:
Hard times !'There- pie- - hard , ' , timss
there, thank God. 'ln lieii,feiit,tt they fist
from ,their • labor , and,their ,workatt follow
them.';.... , -
That yoriand I may be •of 4hat%.number
whose na'mes Are' Written' in. the book7of 'life,
is'thiiprayer,of-
' BEN.
MEI
: 1 •':' ••• 7W:Mil""• :.) •
• , itte s a b le
• • •
*omen's - Influence in the Church.
The Atered .ocriptiai,es ,are very ,severe :in
tiaitidenunolatisins of tliosevemen mho un
spr, theinselves,lin4 %. aspire„tso thc, places, aro
io 'the other sea eithgr4ikth i e
`,lll;BKiffe,t not a o )rk i. gn M l 3l2 . h : (PA'
to s :teact ~itior,A9llHy:p p s uronyympr
but . in' - Wk r,!* he
ciaik fPrieeyaii women keep in the
i sliipiehitii;'..f9r it is`hot Ormitted i hnth,them
"'to 001141iiit i thei s t oein%Wided teinn ;
'der ohidienne l ,ilii i ilo
tiftey . will t leaifitiriythilie ih r tiletn
liiisbands 'it iiilide ‘ ffdr fit's . ' TOW
:ineni
to' sPearii tee 'iii&ibh!' lilies
!fietTollOu;:that
work of men in the church, they iiive":lC
'work at allEtci'dn.'l 'Tholif•tv'ho williaiiefnlly
!read•the .Scriptures :willrldiscover - that the
, gentleri sex • were Constantly employed' by
'God inicarryingi on. his.scheme= of grace to
ward our world. • Inithe. , hinguagd. ,of. the
Christian intelligenter, in the , early.part
our Lord's•:ministry,,f,f there.•mem mith him
not.pnly Mary, Magdalener,Joanna, and ,Sn
iii9nes,bAt...m!lPlt...9ther -9reakent.who
• tere4 *110.44r.4 , sith§tweer and ii3ve
find that the last at the sepulchre op,grAsy
,cven d ing r! igd, tlp.,lirst nn,thajerfer day
AlPrAino (Wece V 11 7 1, 0).W.h O .AYM l!C.lntA ) Yiklift
ankoa and . by phi. .1 4 erd ,
4Y , 4 '44 4! 'A° ; 6 0. 1 4 4 0,0 1 ' AO; =. `. 1 11i3
opening of . the l +etifw.e,'find ............... en
gaged in the prayer-nseetii3g, , as s e e ti+
'eflYoroas Of'ffoifia;* has
r'beiiMireituieYsolipii"toi'a:. *Whit kind 'Of
astivitr•in "gchid • 'itteikti d
and Philip' the 'Efribielidt; hid'faiiirdif4h
,ters which did propheciy:'
'speaks of some *omen' that lablited "with
'him in the Gospel; ,whom—hh• greatly corn
r, • .:T 7 s••..
cs Why ehould 'trot fall i , •
feept. to .beitheir clatylaq tkip privilege to
1r 1 .47•4 11 -,th.ero.9sßdi r ai ,l3 co. l labOr-4(188 .1)0t
AMPA V e I ..PPOW I 94 :9 11 ,AP L YLPOIer
AfitrPIPIYI Q914R 3 .° Pki°4 a - -wPD4P. Witz4ces
I4araelf.,,. Bo it, doeo t invly tike
,138 e
of prrvateintiireatuae in; all ; liakupp, ,for
til4a e a
revival of reilgrpiA , prima ift,.uke
tivi4e,l)lpesing .
. the Op*" of
iota!) beloved 'Persia. *ay , a meeting s for
00.4 heel kept altie s 'gr .* rmvii
uiglijili :tome r ±.E.4ifiaing. 'litany •
.yearroa'
'^ Would
'ref• thg^i39:ilit; '11401"
= ll -1 4 relbgterian'Iffeilitd.` —• • '"'''
9..0: .
; IVOMEtak 9 SAnibteßcet 31 Mk
:The power •of:a wife for'Pgood weiiivils is
drreshitiblev, ',Home must be the seat or hap
. blebs, , or• itlmust ke-unknown; Iforever. , rvr A
gooddwife , is tof a:manisvisdom, and - ;courage,
end; strength, and. endurance::; Albadretie is
oonfusion, weakness, disoomfiture.,:and..ide
spair..l, I g
,soadition l is hopoksgwhe!e, the
,Wife deeiginnAlkdi 1109n
omy. xhemis,„Ro.oetward,prqspOtyrwhiph
PallteßPtd. l lMqPds 9 lP.Pce) e*ITYRYPT4Pe and
folly et, lionto.l. NO spirit con endnie bad
*geoPoo.• , Xati•is,atrfolg, bYO' his
"hea'rf a not,adainen'tl He delights
1 .
enter
prises,, and aotiou,,i but o sustain , tum he
:needs'it'irealeil mind and a whole heart.
lie* inatal in the conflicts with the
we& ' - rd
bialelnicstte'tiiViillifie'otiet-
Ose7sOf'l446;"of ''eheeifulne;:lor coiafoi t;
ind'Etbi abet reneweiti "'.lge.hi' end
enediriteii the
tfoublei'of life:""Dit if at home
he fiiids rest,litudf is theie mef:With bad
leinper,csullenness,4oi"gloomr
by disocintent Complaint how vanishes,
landleniinks into despair. • ;
„1. ~
...,. . .• •
ME
.rq r .in , • . 1
(I I, 7: fri r J - 0•• ; '3?
lig. l I isttilaittints •i
oa! .Z77 ° .rev...,v! N •"!
„,)1 74 4,•; Haibil i aidliatic hi • •
; .:40111/4 '17.21 , 3:rs.l ja i
e following, Avokitap, 4 gterra (isepsen,
f 4 . • .0 ,
shows:something, 9: )90 11 :99 1 3! )- 1. 1f .94 31 4 of
the feelings_ of Jpgilifut adventurers. To
many of oiirleAdohs a iltawill i have additional
interest, from the.faot Oita it was wilion by
7 • .. • 44.1.'.t
James C. Clow, one of.Ahe,nufferep I tle
Pentraldlinefieagwlipse ,wreak oaruied.piany
.deaths , and ...many! bleeding •heatte ! .
Olow , was 6011. 64 1340 rd -Cross 'Goads;
'where' his pariahs' sta.! resideii He was • the
7Poirrl alluded q;# l Peo,„ 07 - W . 1 . 74 411 , w o,
quote from ihe ristr,itfra: ieefridai.”:
06 Going home.!,, ! Going i liomel.'",
Qhi what music in the sound!
Gobig home to see the loved ones!
• 11°4 It'snakes my bosom boUnd! '
'Yes ! I am going home'? In a' few hours
- bid'farewell to these grand old mountains—per
'haps forever. A little amore ,than a year. since, •
they, were strangers, to me Wolf, scarcely a nook,
or jiealc,,,bnt what' hia ' thousand association"
rising'up before me tifelaiicholy
greeting, making mpheart+sad at the• thought of
leaving.them. I have wandered over their rugged:
sides,, 7 climbed to the tops ,of their, highest peaks,.
~47saiintered along the banks of the sparkling ,
Yuba, as it hurried 'on to - wed the briny'wateis of
/the peaceful Pacific, now 'flowing softly, and mur=
inuring gentle music , sweet and.plaintive aa
lan strains—anon dashing down its ,craggy course,
as thongliAidious . 6 break - ;thl i ciukht the krapite
barriers that had so long impeded its course and
kept it imprisoned in the bosom of the mountains.
Bow oft has my. spirit, in its different moods,
chimediin with its flow, and seemed to hold friend
ly communion with the murmur of its waters!
and then, faint and weary with Summer's heat,
how oft' have r i sought its transparent pools and
'bathed in their cool, refreshing waters, till my
whole soul felt rejuvenated !
Memories, fait and' thick, come stealing over
me as I look back on my life in California. My
mind goes back to the.day when I first arrived,
when all was uncertainty, and the future, was be
fore me with allits untried scenes of a•life.ilithe
Southern mines—my first attempt it'mining—
blietered hands, aching arms, and a weary body
--itisancessfal trials' at cooking, and disgust in
• consequence—buying a " salted claim and losing
till , —digging ditches to new claims, and not
sufficient to pay water money: I Amidst
131 'Seib disappointments and hardships comes
klikitiobllections of the pure, disinterested friend
sympathy of those noble hearts who
"were My companions; and a higher opinion of my
fellow-men•follows, ivhen I think of their many
acts of unstudied kindness.
further on; and my mind reverts to the
past Winter, spent in these mountains—vivid
scenes of Winter's rigor, with its snow-storms
, ihdintemienold=recollections•of numerous jour
neys over huge avow drifts to the nearest root
Office; twenty miles distant, to get letters from
the - ''"old folks' at home:" 'I wander- back in
nithigination-to the darkest hour of Winter, when
lso'long,and fierce was .the storm that we feared
' beitig"buriecl alive. I refer to• my journal, and
find•the following, penned on' that dreary; 'fearful
• evening, • ' •
- Loua round our cabin roars the WintrY Rut;
ahe - diiitlig snow sweeps' otiweid . through the
,
Vilhile thwingh.the fir tree forests, 'dram. zind'iaiit,
The Skein ring thunders in'the Wintry, grals.
- • . r •
P,erched . ori,iliock, far tip the mountain side,
. The littneyltii i l*h#74 forth with piteone cry,
And as the ireish i oirtostidonnd them glide,
"Their' hoWla in concert 'kith each other tie.
The swollen river rushes madly by,
Roaring l and crashirig dpwn its craggy course ;
While' the loiid tempest echoing through the 'sky,
Sends forth its voice in mutterings fierce and
. .hoarse.
. . . .
.... I Tatitts,,ry 4th, 1857—Snow twelve feet deep, and
-no : prospect of the stoim ceasing.
*: z * -* * * *
int all is past now ! and with light heart and
:;briglit:anticipations, lam " homeward bound!"
Adieu, old mount:alas! Often in . memory, will I
;visit you again„and, : ltve s oyer.the happy hours I
Lave spent in y4ur.midst.. NiThen, lie.= I see you,
Oases, and the past
dreatn,,,aretind which memory Will
. • • Wor.o.
... , Sierradq#44 4 , 044 , 4*; „pia, Aug- 7 th, 1857.
• The .Chinese - Coolie 'Trade.
The'Aiierilwiwahip Chalienge,:whioh sr
' riitfil'at 14ififtiti; from China,. 'on the 10th
ii14,03:tid,0,140,'620 coolies, after losing
foie : ; migaikct; from jrsentery, and
n fevers: • the Baltimore, ship Kate Hooper,
."040. 1 Bowers, . in• place of. Capt. Jackson,
.11iseeiiie6; whioh arrived at Havana On the
lath nit., hrought 616 Aiiatic . volun tar
Y Pas
, sengers-,after losing .22 the
. passage by
disease, and killing 5 duringthe mutiny. It
appears-the -Kate Hoopers fell in with the
ship Flying Childer, of-Boston, at sea, and
was indebted' te , her assistance in quelling
the 'rtiiititiy: and)in Jibourin&the. coolies, who .
~lad :set fire,ito:ttle, . 8111 :P• -The mutiny .was
not universal, however, among- the China
' men; b,14,t upon; its' suppression the ringleader
: .148 1. 10 . 1e 4 1,):dr -the "'law' and order" party
s .poniitryMen„, and .hung up at the
ispank i er gat ; A letter,,frOm, -Havana says;:
I .ITO ithis' lime we' have • received, since
1'0th, 1 :1'.856,47,644 Asiatics, for eight'
,` s ears'' eivitude in '_Cuba, of which' more
,t3v,pfr deq, have i alreat, (Heap
upeared...l ied,on, the vesselkengigedfia the
ntraflic,-B,ll7iduring• voyages, by. seicides,
:'disease; Ate.v•more than' one-sixth - of. th&e
:talten without : including ` several'
casulties,jutik.h4es,:&O., Which have caused '
••the'destruotiow.Of whole cargoes, .Of poOmo
- , ;80:i00 or 4;000 received previous tio,the 10th.
April, .1855; -neerly , all' have perished.
It iiEnnt tenth will remain
at the eloseiirtfultir eight years.
302
.9 rnr: .qO. Al4O sV:•'.~'
47m...an %who iS n 9 1551 1"PIT
poor : w h ere , he was .a boy. W mar asked. how
I:.heAvt. his riehes,ihe 'replied : (f ky•-father
.4 tinght-line'?ni3viii-totlay until Ty . yak was,
finished, and peyer, to. spencljny'aionernstil
ffsolito4-,bun, one,Lents
• Work , infiwdai, v. l must. &that the lust thing,
and: eValiOd
1 44' ilmi!cotild..p4y: with Dui*
mbre pleasitraanti if I bid' the' itengti
of
'iin'tlnfiuiisli~d`teak before i;oy ODA. • %Pearly
formed,- the, -habit -dOing everything: in
• Aiine;s4Kviticoi.:_ beemnoil.erfeOUY easy dd
.so. It! is to-thi sowe my prosperity: •
=MEM
A D,TF1.4,1\1:,8 E•A I* ,l TS •
•
• •
.111-
awn:looks AT E. 000g11.63F8 9 6 9 : 6
" }NOW& treet' Alieghfigl" ''."
enuninied Genesivet• by author of Words , of Tans.
Here and He f reafter, or:the Two SPurgeon's Worhs
''
Sermons., Teacliingir of the' nester; hy• Dlsclpie;
Word to CommuniSants; Dr. Alexander. Dirdrides Saerid
, Thoughts: . Theociosid,' or .tire'Llerolue Faith:'
Notes on, jfark. • Alinais of the American Pulpit; Sprague.
Suribbarti Stories;' 1 Vol.' Gathered Lilies, or 'Little
dren in Heaven. Liiiinkitriinfri Africa; new supply. fed
Ll' , ;;lVE'll BYO N - O'P ' 9 .1. A Y.
AL'llkl.o! AND J: W. fiItRAS • •
' .• WM tioptinfligitiedr o ffi ce at '
Q • 1".g 1 111 . .1/ '43 T 'R E E T,
berm= "al eels drAts Prrnsamson. •
T L • tek,74 l r7i' l 7l 11' T ; 18f, 8 ;
`'Where they ma y -be. een)riiiteddaily, (Siandays 'exoepted,)
• or CONSUMPTION, ABTHIRA, BRONCHITIS, oth
,er Chronic Affections connected with or predisposing to ,
'PIIitIONARYDIBEABES. •
' Drs. YTTCH . SYKES feel that they, cannot too earnestly,
'" or too freOntintly admonish Invalids of the RXWORDING •
,DANGER OF .ORLAY „IN PULMONARY 'DISRAIMBI-ita
often zebra' So trifling arto beget i &Indio fed.'
ing of•istety even wlnie the . 1/11440 ie making rapid pro
. 'gram' end; the patient neglects hinurelf till a swells neat to
' impossible. . '.• • •
0 IFFIOE HOURS=IO A. X. to 4. P. M. • •
Air No charge for consultation.
. A , list of questions will be sent to those wishing to con
; sat u5.1,..4 , letter. . •
'Address, , QRS. 0. M. PITCH & J. W. BYRES,
jaBo. 191 Penn Stmt. I'ittsbnrgh,,pa.
J. F.WILLIArds, - - - • - JOHN JOHNSTON.
W A ,imr ABM HOOS.E--WriOLEI
SALE AND . RBTAXL.:—WILDIAMS JOHNSTON:
' 114 Sinittt3eld• Street, Pittaburih, (nearly opposite the OW*
tom Home,) have just opened a very choice selection of ;
• • 'GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, "
•
Of the latest importations.' Also,' • ' -
AMIO,LAGUAYRA, AND OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COk-
FEES, •
.;New. Orleans, Cuba, Coffee.. Crushed and Pulverised Sugars,
Rico, Rico-Flour, Pearl and Corn Starch, Farina, Yeast Pow
derp,, Maccaron I, Vermicelli, Cocoa, Brome, Extra No. 1, and
Spiced' Chbc.:ilate,"Paire 'eround Spices." CaMile, Almond,
Toilet; Palm; German, and EMU Soaps. Sup. Carbonate
liOlifl ; :Cream Tarter; Extra Fine Table Salt; Pnre Entracte
Lemon and.Venilla;: Star, Mould. and Dipped Candles; Sie
gar Cured Hems; Dried Beef; . Water, Butter, Sugar and:
Soda Crackers ; , ForerllmProlts,
. • ,This stoop has been pmelumeatibr CASH, and will be offer./
, .. , ,,op,;thegrade t also to l'amiliee,at very Tudernte
va~eSii;'4omi hem weliirpeelfrint . seDeltriehaie OfTelron
erre. apn-tf . 7
W., 0 S ,011311Wel VALLEY ACAD./L.lin
...A BIaiLIS,THRSILL Kr. JITNIATA,9O/gl7i PA. ,
-Ttie 'Acalieinteyeisi , 'coneists. of two • Seleicrtor tweak";
two weeks each.
. .
The Summer Session or this Institotion will con unanc i a
on TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, and close October 18th, 1110'
chiding a vaca tio n ofitive?weeks at rifeend of the half terns.
This Institution is 'situated . a beautiful and healthy'
TelleYt7isetha midst °fa:moral and imtellignist community;
Irbere,ample opportunity will ho aleided to, male and fa.
male pupils for the acquisition. ofla good. , Englisb, latithe;
mathal and Classical Education. And
the
who entrnst,
their ions 'or daughters to the Eare'of the PrinCipal, ;n'e as:
aura& that ' their , cnit ufa will be carefully
at,, ,
tended to, in conisnition Wit/i efforts to develop their..
mental and physical :facuitleic The, government, exercised'
will b e firm, and yet kind and parental. No pains wilt be'
spared' to render thielliitla , Con worthy of a liberal and
Christian patronage.'
FIiABLII ONE-ItAir IN AZTAIME:
Tuition, Board, puel, Light and trashing ; per, Session, $56"
to $6O.
Nainsic, with use of instrument, $lB per Session, or $lO per
,quarter.
Drawing, $8 PeV Session, or $3 per quarter. ' "
.Breach % . $lO ••", . • " "
Bourn can be had in the 'village for from 91.60 to $2 ner
' For further.mtienlars, &41, inquire of
:, OAlliP, Principal , ,
• lair 0 I g. AND LEATHER. NVOrklift.—.. ,
Ao. , KIRN.PATRICK. k SONS . ,No. 21 S. 'WBD St, bal.
wean Market' and Chestnut s /Resets, Philadelphia, have the.
miralelf , ,i;r. , • ••
DRT4ND SALTED SPANISH li7DEO%, .
Dry" sad ' Green' Salted Pattie Nipai Tinner'S 011, Tanner'e
, a I I4PIV.TWB Tools at . 4.kaia!'eat prime, and upon the beet
terms.kinds of Leather,ln .the rough wanted, for
which the highest market pri will be given in . ..e•sh, or
taken In exchange fpr Baia: ' &metres of' iberge
iyls-17.
BM:D:MI
IRODI CITY •GuItIIIIERCIAL COLLF.G4
PITTSBURGH, 61'Ll AD I A
CHARTERED 1856.
Board of 12 Trustroa—Y.couy of 14 Teenier&
EMPHATICALLY
TITE BUSINESS MAJ.'S CULLY:CR.
LARGEST AND MOAT COMPLETE COMMERCIAL UOLLEHEIIT!
IT
UNED STATIB
In Daily Attendance lipwa:d* of 200 Student,!
FACULTY
F. W. JENKINS
J. C. SMITH, A. M.,
Profaner of Accounts and Doek-keeping.
L I. HITCHCOCK.
..Profeeser of Arithmetic and Commersial Calm!lmes',
JOHN FLEMING,
Author of "The National System of Dook . keepice ,
turer on Bruaineff • its Customs and eugtv.
J. W. BAENTLINGER,
Profaner of Arithmetic, Book-keeping, and Phoueg ra ,,b..
. UOWLEY and A. T. DOCTHETT, ' •
Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penntaut•hir.
D. BARN,
Lecturer on Political Economy,
JAMES H. HOPKINS,
Of the Pittsburgli.Bar, Lecturer on Commercial Lze .
JAMES W: KENNEDY,
Of "Kennedy's Rank Note Review," Lecturer on c.cu pto .
felt, Altered and Spurious Bank Notes.
DESIGN OP THE INSTITUTION.
.To furnish the best means for acquiring a TilOnui-G4
11
.13SINESS EDIIOATION, hi the *hinted time and Itd,.
instruction in DOUBLE Syr k y
leaet expense. voulPrislog
BOOKKEEPING, as applied to Merchandising,
Railroading, #.c.
/ .STEAMBOAT BOOK-RP.EPLNG,
with Ail the .recent improvements, taught without en;
charge.
PENMANSHIP.
Rapid Writing, • with every variety and style of Buiitt:
and Ornamental Penmanship.
i••• • "
A 24 a thorough coarse of Counting House
" • roourrriarErr AND ALTERPD Nos
r a n instwon l a given in this important branch of tv .
• •••`- ..s " • 'Doss education.
MITRES DAILY, ON BOOK-KEEPING,
Us goe, Laws and Customs of Commerce;
skins; Political Economy, Counterfeit Notes, ani,,ty,,
subjects baring practical relation . to active bneinus.
TERMS, &c.
Book.keeping, Pnil Commercial Course .
Stationary, about
Board, par week, can be obtained for .
As Students are not charged extra for Steamboat bc.. ,
keeping, arithmetic, or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can onter tawny time—(no cacatien)—review at phire f ,
time nnlimitetl—usnal length of coarse from tight t..
twelve weeks.
REFERENCE.
Four hundred and eightpseven Students entering, from th,
city alone, within one year, beside the many fr ro , t o,
country.
DIRECTIONS
Specimens of .Writing. and Circulars, Containing foil u.
formation, eent by mail free of charge.
Address • • . P. W. SENKIICS.
iron City College, Pittsburgh, P.
Anig PREMIUM PENHARSEIIP.--ho less than viGnT
PruST PRENITUNIS were awarded this College in the hr.%
1857,civer all competitors, for best writing.
other previous Premiums, were given in Obio. Michigan,
Indiana, Virginia, Pennsylvania, end in Louisville, Ey , al
the United States Fair, and all for work actually dens with
PEN ind• INK. and not for Engraved Penmanship.
,Penmen axe folly competent to do their own work sae=
the aid of the to make it respectable. dell
/II H .1K ‘UNDICILISIGNIED HAS BEEN AP
1 POINTED Receiving Agent and Treasurer, for [ll6
lowing Church enterprises, in the Synods of PITTSBURG':
ALLEGHENY, WHEELING, AND 01110, via :
The General Assembly's BOARD OF DOMESTIC MS
SIONS; the General Assembly's BOARD OF ripIICAIION:
the General Assembly's CHURCH EXTENSION comm.
TEE, (St. Louis); . and the FUND FOR SUPF.ILLNNIAT/I
MINISTERS AND THEM FAMILIES.
- Correspondents. will please address him as below, statist
distboctly the Piisbytery and Church, from which contrite.
Hone arc sent; and when a receipt is required by mait,
ifirite of the; post office and Cbunty.
As heretofore, monthly reports will be made through ff.:
Preitryterian Banner aad Advocate and the Homeand Fore:sta
Record. J. D. WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
114 Smitbdeld Street.
Pittsburgh, Ps
my 24
-lEDVSBIrI964EUEAN BOOR ROOMS.-111E
OZ DepiadhirY Is now well furnished with all the Pullin.
tlons of the
,Presbyterian Board of Publication, and especisity
with those that are suitable for Sabbath School Librariet..
There Ss also a good supply of nearly 400 additional volumr,
selected with special care, from the numerous publicatka!
'of the . Mastaehrusette S. S. Society, ant:: II ^ American S.
Union.
Orders from any part of the connta7 will be promptlyin.
tended to by addressing the subscriber. Money may be Ent
bysnail at one risk.
Also, a good supply of stationery.
neor:l7 J01:111 CULBERTSON. Librarian
O_ A BB H ROTIOOL S o BIBLE
Jir - CLASSES, AND FAMILY INSTRUCTION—
, ,ProL Jacobnins Robin on John,
new edition.
Id " Mark and Luke, new edition.
Matthew,
Q echismuegtion Rooks on the same, interweaving the Shorar
Cat'. •
03 Matthew, (with Catechism annexed,) $1.50 per dos
;Oa Mark and Lake, each LSO "
or, the two volumes bound in one, 2.25
On'Johni With Catechism abo annexed, 1.50 "
They w ill be forwarded to any address, if orders be sett
to. • • JOHN CULBERTEO?I,
Prea. Board of Colportage, St. Clair St., Pittriegb.
JOHN S. DAVISON,
86 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
WM. S. RENTOUL,
St. Clair Street, Pi ttsbrogb.
fe2l-tf
KBOOMIS AIM SHOES, BOOTS AND SLIMS.
' =JAMES 'BABB, No. 89 Market Street, between the
Market Howe and PIM Street, would *I the attention of
his friends and customers; Ind all otherniTho may favor him
with• their bade, that far the future he will be found at his
Now Shoe Store, as above, with an entirely New Stock of
Boote r Shoes, Gaiters, fiiiippere;Palm Leaf, Pedal,Tustke, ae
Braid Hats, &c.; Consisting in part of Gents' Fancy Opera
'Boote.:000gT058 Gaiters, Oxford Ties, .90., &c.; Ledies',llbent*
and .Cbildrens' Fancy Boots, Gaiters, Ties, Slips, ate., eery
'bested:lfni; Boys' and Youths' Dress Boots, Shoes, Ties and
Pumps.
His which 1e one of the largest ever opened in this city, ard
embraces everything worn by the ladies of Philadelphia ate
Near' Ydrk, and, ho treats, cannot fail to please all. Great
earehaa been taken an selecting the choicest goods, all of
Wtrich he warrants. •
, He also, continuos to manufacture, ae hmeMfore,all de•
scriptions' of Boots and Shoes, and hie long expeiienec ci
over twenty years in business in this city is, he truste,ascf
' Relent guaranty tioit those who favor him with theirmOom
will be fairly cloak with . spitotf
XIX L MR INa
' ...."-"STITUTION is under the care of the Presbytery of
Zanesville, and is located at Washington, Ohio, on the NP
tional Road; haltway from Wheeling to Zanesville; sad
only three miles North of the Central 'Ohio Rallromb She
surrounding country is hilly and remarkable healthy.
A. large, tasteful, and convenient building, has been
'erected and furnished with imitable apparatus; the under.
-signed devote L their attention entirely to the institution,
• and 'all the necessary arrangements have been made for
educating ; young men on the most approved principles.
The course of studies includes an English and Clinical
Department, and is extensive enough to prepare tridents
for the Junior 'Class ill the beat Colleges. Strict attention
will be given to the comfort, manners and morals of the
pupils, and they will enjoy the advantages of a Litany
Society, a Librasy,.and Philosophical Apparatus.
Very mall or backward boys are not received, nor will say
be permitted to remain who are either immoral, indolent,
or unwilling to form habits of diligent study. On the other
hand, We invite young men of gOod character and studious
habits, who desire a good education to fit themselves for
business or for teaching; and especially pions young men
preparing for the Gospel ministry, whose presence and in
fluence we highly appreciate_
TERM or Turrios.—ln the Classical Department, $1214,
per &salon of five months; Senior English Deparhaeni,
$lO.OO, per Session of five months; Junior English Deidrt
merit, $B.OO, per Session of Ave months.
Tuition fees must be paid lb advance. Rooms and board
lug will be furnished by respectable private families, 14
$2.00 per week. The Sessions commence on the first MOO
day of-Mai and of November.
REV. J. F.. ALEXANDER, l'Anciyal,
J. Y. IicIFES. A. 8., Aealstant.
fin-iy
ArloLin EMT'S ENVICLOPES HAN V PAC
TIS./.. TOBY, South FOURTH Street, below Cbtstzd
PI lI.ADSLPIIIA.
Envelopes], Die Sinking and Engraving, Dies Altersd,Eu,
,elopes Stamped with Business Cards, ComisopatbitEs ce '
open, self sealed and printed directions, taper Bags fsr sgri*
etilturists, grocers, Ae., for putting up garden seeds and
groceries.
• =PRINTING of LlI kinds, via : Cards, C:r
eUlars.
'ENGRAVING of-Visiting and Wedding Cards, with es'
,elopes to St erectly, of the finest English, French slid
American
Envelopes made to order of any size, gu ilty aid de'
eription. Conveyancer's Envelopes for deeds, snortglln
old papers, Le., made in the best manner by
COLE ^S.
N. B. Orders sent by Bapress, or as per agreentera
apl4.ly •
ATE .PEIBLIG4TIONIB . OP THE. PBXS.
BYTERIAN BOARD.
L Apples of Gold," or a Word iu Season to Voting Nen
and Women.' By. the Bar. Thomas Brooks, author of the
Mute Christian, Ac. 18mo., pp. 288. Price 30 and 35 cents.
11. Our Theology in its Developments. By E. P. Rena'
pbreY, D.D.Pastor of the Beeond -Preebyterian Church.
Louisville, Kentucky. 18mo., pp. 90. Pries 15 and 7. 0
cents.
111. 'Faith the Principle of Missions. By Thomas
D. D., of Cl isrleston,lionth Carolina. ISmo., pp. 70. P!
15 cents. . ,
IV.. Aunt Brith ; or, Periocuted, not Forsaken. By the
anther of EMT Clinton. 18mo., pp. 237. Price 30 and Sn
nerd* :With engravings.
V. The Little .611xPe Treasury of Precious Things. Coto.
•
piled by - Arinfe Brooke. 18mo- pp. 168. Price 25 and
VlS.Tiestittle Boy's Treastiry of Precious Things. Cos:
pollolly Addle. 18m0., 288. • Price 30 and 35 cents. Vit t '
engravings..
VIL MarionElsrvii; es Tale of Persecution in the Eleven
"t443l/thl*ttll3'. BY the anther of Ella Clinton and dar t
Ruth. 18mo., pp. 219. ,Price 35 and 40 cents. With 6 0-
oral engraving& • • '
,: The .Vvening Visit. 18mo., pp. 84. Price l° end 10
cents.
IX. Me/Matrons in. Sickness and Old Age. By linPti°
I. W. Noel, ILA. • 18mo, pp. 114. Price 15 and 20 cents.
X. The 'Elect 'Lady; a Memoir of 'slre. Susan Catbsun°
Bott, of Petersburg, Virginia. By
A. B. Van Jana, 9 • l '''
of New York. 18mo., pp. 196. Price 25 and 30 cents.
Thelltedktge: Sy the author of the Guide to Domes
Happiness. 12m0., pp. 227. Price 40 cents.
, XII. Daughters at School; instructed in a series of Let
'Una/. By the Rev. Rufus W. Bailey. 12m0., PP- 24- P ' 4ll
40. cent
:MIL Thoughts on Prayer; its Ditty—He Form—RF
jects=ite lencouragements--its BleredngS. By Jons t ''' -
Greenleaf, pastor of the Wallabont PreebYterinn Chown Jonah
-Brooklyn, New York. 12reo , pp. 166. Price 35 cunt& ~„,_
• XIV Notes on the Gospels. By the Rev. 81. W. Jar°L . '
DD. Together with Questions on tho same.
'• The Gospels are in' three volumes, price 75 cents e 3fl6
The Questions are in four volumes, price
not, or 15 cents sea.
• Josue P. ENGLES, Publishing Ars t '
Ma 821 Obastpnt fitnp•t,
$1.50 per dozes,
eIMI
04M
4111 A. REM AMAIN,
• „ (Successor to & Reuxitioo
258 Liberty Street,
Has „fast received his Spring stock of choloe Faintly Or''c e
ins, 'including
i• .160 hr. chests choice Green and Black Tess;
•- 60 bags prime Rio Cotift;
I).g 26 do. Lagnayra Cotreo;
: 95 mate do. Ja va do.
4 bales do.• Mocha do.
20 barrels New. York Syrup;
5 bads. Loverines steam SiruP ;
12 do. 'pilule Porto Rico Sugar;
60 bbis.
Lovering's double refined sugar;
26 do. Biltimoro soft do.
F.
Als°443s4o64 • Piokles, Sane 8, Pratte, Me, S
.m ngar-Curs4
Dried Beef, &c., 80., wholesale and retelL
uligiCires furnished, giving an extended list of stock
IBM
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