"
11 UM v,_,4 A '
II . • •• •
• , 1 . .4i• • v • ,
t o . 4.lnpst; " 4 o i i.
How sweetly fall those Bkmr,e words,
Upon thaii4l4l lient,t ll , , I: I
When friends long iz.Onnd y strongeStiiOs''
Are doomed by fate to part.
You sadly press the hand of those
Who thus in loft OlFega'yia,"
And sottl responsive bests to soul,
In breallang out, " God , bless you."
" God bless,you!" ah I long months ago' •
I heardoillie mournful phrase,
When oneowhom I in childhood loved
Pt •
Went from my„Arearay . gqe.
Now blin4ng . teqllllll . thisk and last,
I mourn my long lost treasure,
While echoes of ,the heart hi/14
The farewell prayer, " God bless
The mother saNinZiliAli7itr;boy; •p . 4•Z'
To soetil!tilitilad , and , new,: , v ; • •ir
Lisps not r a
Nor murmurs out "
She sadly' , 'otlYs t between liel'eOlgs r ,'"' •
Whene'ar misfortunes prosf4 p 414: •
Come to tlyy, , )pc!thist=4;miiyi' ISOnieteidk;"'
Then sadly n sigli47? . ../,,e j ,tlesi4g.",,
" God bless 36itgrriii3kja l ipve "biases? t") ,
Than volumes without number ;
Reveal we thus our trust in•Hith'!".lp ' 3': '
Whose eyelids never slumber. -' • .•
I ask in pwAli?pi - ol u fp;e ., "edlii.
Drawled out in Waled' meia!iii, •
I only ask the dear otld roes. *
..t i a :-
So sweet—so satE 4 •Gbid biles y.“ - - •
,e,andoV eca
.iiLiZilli
Tor ttis)Pitatbyttirlan, Banner sad:Aftroaatet, ....
13Outh-W4sttr Indiana -- Pike n County.
Ili f rfher ll iii 4 2 gidtP/
An hum e 1 in ewt e , t
desirous of eeeitzg l aiiigpmf ' ;. iyteAiis",
element iti*,the a l ipii - W.:lit;e. ;;e can ttit ;
idenoe of Gortie is callelesn - ita,nimaWr in,
sacred thin i ge.'; Vilt4erefor a ore asksth pri a,
ilege throtigh" joisr niiiiMllS, r l` 1 1 t--
facts respecting this field, before' VII
may purplitzi r E imovellB`Rtt re
iy ti
Being aseurp'4 l i4gfitkqj o ire i ..P c ip' sr=
within the bounds through which your.faLo
per circulates, Wheiciobteuiplaltiimernigratiotrc
he would appeal fa'thAl".'"°l?e'il t a%Wilriiillfi .
to disturb those fixed and happy in their old
homes, where they have long worshipped
the God of their Fathers. He does not
wish to make a drain upon old churches to
their injury ; churehas that God has long
honored and blessed as pillars of the faith. i
But it is well understood, that your section
has long been a prolific source of Presbyter
ian colonization, and that thus the great
cause has been extended, and the truth has
been extensively and deeply planted.
It is but justice to those looking. for new
lands and new homes, to call their attention
to this section. At present, the eye appears
to be'fixed alone on the great North-West,
and more recently is turning to the South-
West. Here we have a region much easier
relished, and abounding in resources of the
most inviting character. Here is the rich
est soil, varied in its elements from the light
alluviel Of our wide bottoms to the olay and
sandy loam of higher grounds. Almost the
whole surface is beautifully rolling, not hilly
or broken, but every where susceptible of
cultivation, and every where furnishing the
most lovely prospects for" &His and firixi.
houses. Forests almost unequaled in the
Wise, are to be found, with the finest pop
lar groves. .
Amongst the products of the soil , are
wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, the Sorghum`
cane, tobacco, etc. The finest fruits also may
he 'otiliiiited with all ease, • yielding the
richest returns, almost without fail from
frosts that affect them so greatly in Northern
matrons. Horses, cattle, hop, and Sheep,
ma, be without number. .
pr slap' men idCsMs tirer-Oilr
tielare"ftirpiihed,..in thfi..,Ntlip.ool4iiiii;
which ifodnde tlieNotther - fr`side-lof Pike
O ounty-4.tifis, aiiiimils_tireiniAeldi . the,juietipn
on= sthe'Weihern aide! 'These no '
streams, ildAiiii criie malsY l figs al well
filled ffkkbisitit.:lnntially: There': is Isilio a
smaller stream,, the Patoki,. passiogithrougir
the"VaetSrri t part of the 'isonlii, takiiiii.out
its boats in like matnier, for .13mitheramar
kat& The great Indiana s eartali uniting the
Lail with the' Ohio, arrviiiititill
passes' through the centre: of , ,the : mintry;
from North to South. Thai ilhloinalWill
be kept lip, cannot . hi qiiiiiiiineil -; and - that.
its adviintsgesiWthe,Shrpitidir pf4,itatiq
are., mueit c; beyond _those. of. Railroad ) is
equally iridubitable.
Not With gat% di ft 'all the i eladverititges; our
lands are remarkably chetip',, ranging from
$5 or $6, to $1.6 per acre. I must not omit
to' mention that an exhaustleis bed of coal
underlies the whole of thiteregiou.
In another . paper, with
,your approyel, I
will risfer; to the moral and religions state
of this 'elation. Any who may• desire to
obtain farther,information, I would refer to
Rev: ,Th4liic":l4ltirtin, a former pastor of the
church of Brownsville, Redstone Presby
tery. On ,acCount of ; infirm . health he is
now residing'in thilplam' ,:
A. T. ITENDBICIEI.
PetersbicrA,' Ind.'' ' . later fith, 1869'.
theProsbelkies . ilaszer and Admit*.
avarii<Y Ye.; Jrinti:2s, 1859.
it
of some intereettozeome of your •reiideratto.
know ,souieihing 'of this portion of thetifa l
Domiuidp:
You have, no doubt heard ,that General
Washington; once said that if eysy,, otter,
reeouree , failed him, he would plata. , a l Ban& •
ar4ow,the,mountains of Augusta, !iiii4:oll=
ing round him the hardy, free mouritaure s eri
set at•defiance the oppressor.
With that declarati9 he 4 no„doptii
his eye a much wider scope of ceintry j thiini
manyalgEt, iliarcrensly)suppliiieVr.
foriderly. included a _very laro.. territory; Cue
much fit sex znakeefour, eptirp . ,Btatell, end
about' forty ocui Dimtree id, this,State...:
The features OE' (xi - linty' are itmark
ablemoTge: strejimsfrdKelding 114 flowlfroti:i
one aide into the, Gulf /; .o.frldexico, and
on the,other to the . Stleift(ti.Roeau,....,Ton
can eisily understand, therefore, t t ilst.this is
a very ,ractatecl . point. Two,lbsittini.i4for
tione Of diffArelit riverl;" fl ow Oar:afar to t o.
other for ' miles,
some separated by'oliri a
narroVeitrip 'of land, but they floveinvoppo.i
site directions. The waters .;of thellAIDO
stream being s finally discharged into the,
great Southern:-gulf, while .oL ithe
other are received 'into the Cheplapeare,,
The r Vbief -occupation of the county itret , „
ingrfOr-which the soil and elirruile.eire'peciu.
Early adapted. Grain, for hours 'ooneuffj
tiWPRIYmik.PKWALSed• '
Cattle are purchased the Western
counties. , of the , State andrinvflkentuoky,
Ohio, and °Wet', parts. Pb'.hA rattle are
driven, in trr this country to •be PgrazetuntiF
dealersitrom thonNottli.and Hist ionie
make! 'their fieleotions. The - seleotioir i:e .
made. in :the Spring . and Summer,- Audi:in
thei„24l tley v are r drivee ale' their finfij
Tiiipiageiitge breadth of Ali eourity l A.
abont . tymty.five miles, and its length about
sixtv...Eopulation in• .the county is now.
are found here. An increase of Germane
might be de - sizable. Beverly, the county ;
seat, la beautifully situated on the Tygartp
'ir,allayißiver, in a very central poeiticnit
refemee to the county. The olimateit aes
yon can easily understand from the eleva " '
plituation, t ioyory 0!x)1. 4 , ;. 4,14ve
.11ept,tinder
blankets all-Summer aud.aueiery one ,else
doipU,litivgalittle r9.o*. ; Olt
every morning And evening . . Diligth
might IA wistle
DeeTlW, l 4,(On t 4iv,ip„rig,ht through ,to,e
tow rrbe . seeneryis very fine. There are
Imieral..i springs of ..,:viiriotis kinds. Alum
-I , 7. • ;i : lately opened, , h*o k leeuk to be very
~i ;i: VJo LW:lls'o4ga ,lii i .I.4klfockbridge.
%The:people , are very:tospitable, even to a
dtmellittie • :understdotl' 'in"Teniasylvania.
i Any "yr Wlinnin atall resiKntll4l4l, . coming
Into ',to spvid two 41r - threnittkettorponths,
cannot :tail to be . won ky .41 cordiality . and
gistieliiiiitt - of - the: fieoeln!i' Many a kind
VelSolte i ceion t litr he certainly_ carry away.
"zlfirtiFiretiredlitil T ellcutie — Y)2 the valley
..wigirne4lfe.d , iitt,ncenf.tWentlypiles; North
:ea Setith,..arieite peopla,;iti r si,st 'this time
I segtn to be_ figl i gible to :religion. It would
tievery gratifying i to many here to have an
fthilux 'ot,, , ,lSoinauq4Caltriger,:gf :il'ieligious
1 Olrm?tv.r. .' l . lllo.pTiftir,...oC,i)rgtijka . l mail
rotltrwro4lll:hto4r4t taetern and West.
,00 . .rsi ; ionv ~
erg rotittitkoA l rirgiribrg on , the Ohio
rixer to bl im pA A .4 % -y,4l,lV i totYir g inia.
Thi• Odietc` A oiiiiiiifromttbaoSorth, from
i e t5,..,i I4on the Baltimore and Ohio
iil• • • aft§,Wa 4 ,l 3 kttskoh could
+I; ~•
O a % r' r ad'oriFlNZllllol699heeling,
itM9S s a ' ‘' *OCT Wit.ltiVir4titili . ° ad r
Itorkbbtingh, sur,ramiittlemattat;P9,ol,v4Y Pu b.
"IfhlblijirafFecninioYamt V orwiy:of'Phillipi
Oinfuclagku m 4,lf4, l ,VM r,!",., , -
f
..: ,, Wl36lloAcadnut rbuildin -14. commodious
lleitsfs ) liV4a, _ betfivArtitit:eil'lf!frei. The
i f y
peq4es 40,41 1 .'15i 4 49".At4pliWfIkitrorough
n il l,l444s, A kediipt tom, A Qiiie of the gindidates
I 6F•eßeßregifliturialrr6loPtgis •Aldrity madg
' *..,. .a . . .i, lir
.. fire the people, the es,
R ~.., ent s' :_'. 4, .bools, and greater in
terns irp u ßrogrEar`.. There is a strong de:
: i ii n i!galielf ul ib,coll4 l ,.. ‘'i PN6Fe l oting the
BaitimoteeioduOhio p . road thigh this
;;lityAgt i lelreirtiV . i i r i gi b n e ia a Ro r a e d at .
l iiinZWirttnii•M`oetifre w o l tintry. , li.
ECM
==
,10 ig Ef ,
.• I , tr a..
a ilia aa TA Ta KU
to •
(1, • oa
_r oe atorY,
13m7 • • Cgoiftok Pp. 802,
tier) W e. u - s•
..v er ii i i e k Pitts-
Obtgahts ! Davison. 1859.
IllettrobrChFfilibliation of a small
6 , l2Erei I.lofileiniftr , : 4 0* st Study of
!ear. it W icYMO.7.4l6 ,t; 34
IfciidiP-niadowoo'ntriliation . ilinsiTation of
itli; l l3tUa iengtiOggetSetPluviitbeichtdghly prized.
niitileir•mi / r -j Ag, " ag grebltiorih'ilie Tooke
threw some rays of light into a mine of vast
wealth, that will yet be worked by some one with
. .
great profit. Some of the anhjeote - of the pt:eeent
volume were treated by the author, in • Pittnam's
Monthly for 1854, in a eerie!' of papina thilawak
ened eoneiderable attention among thoughtful
minds, at the-time; and the whole book has been
written some half dozen ,years. So that it has,
not been gotten up in a hurry, nor does it lie be;
fore us in a crude and tindigestiid form. It eon
taine some one thousand five hundred illustrations
of the " Poetry, , History, and Wisdom of Words,"
in the English language. To prevent confusion
and ensure eyetem, ilie . illastrationie 'are naturally
and strikingly arranged. Many new construe-
tioteei - ef the philosophy: of ,the English bin:page
are .brought ,to Eght;• and in the explOrotion of ,
.... ,
.the ithderiesii,ind.:Ethitiat element,in words the.
.. - . .
autherVieelolieheia. Mire' been. directed , ':for : tho" - :! • • No - Father, No Nether.
. ...
,
.most park into neelelde; while the vast majority,:i wrf e ti r •-r i rmor s iniroliteryistiroa s t.l . i ,
of these : one five hundredlii°l;di have- I farm house; not many ,miles T from, the- city of
never before ; been used in the way of etymologio • -._t ~... , ‘.....,....- -. 1....6. V. , 4. Tw elve. . New York , tobservect_aloy, sfif.ltoint fwelve.
illustration:: • The book is, one that' will delight 1 PrAliiiiiii y earsiiiiliiiii 'rai - stones otitside.
the eurions,*t interest theilskedent, i! * " . /14 'l2l ' 242:211 . "04. all thefeliee: C'alli n uetol:l47l:lniulre'llitte ' i:
,who 7 18 4---te.P49r: the peculiarities, history, and. ~; would' . , . -,PlPAr4Mitb stories
„.
like .40: ',,:httYe•-. 1‘• 4'jU*l
'worth of the words of our noble Englisktougtm.-.. ; tt, the boy --Stopped his Work, and - ap
-Thn author has done :14e:id work, and *Wiiii. preachitigitti said '• . .•' .;',-
, be glad to welcome the new volume on which he: "I` can't= read any"--and , either shame,
. r ie no - wtiingeglidr.:to - ",be, cal10:1-31:0” "Irnwerked !or blishfulikess:' Sent:the- blood , as •he ..sp ke .
-fines of the English . Language. ,, = . '. ,! mantlinghighAty-W cheek: ..= , - - - . = --;,
, • . . . .. . , ~.... ..,, #Wify; Aiiiii,.: . ii,i,thit; :: my , lidl'.. I .iiii;;
'THII GOIAT 'CONGA= ' or,Man ' s 1181011 On -to - - ir e, '`
. ,•_..., claimed , . st - ta ; Stott Oyes you
God-and'Outure State. BrNeheptia4Adarns, ' , •.i ' -• .i. '''6 stout ,i
:., . -.P.D„ ' Pastor' of . the ,Elisea -- .: ?treat :church; ~ onght•-surmy
,to . De) aom_to reau.,
Itoston: rp.r.i235, Oetaio. ..,Boitim: iitOurd:4..l i " Toilike' Well to‘jtiark,_hut I hasn't no
Liinibin.' New York : • 'Sheldon -t1 Co: ;Pi t ts father, nor no.. motheri ~, worhs,out,for. a
4 kiitigi;iTliti, ,V ,. .:P#11:14 .'' /.§s? ‘ p :''.. ':
'''
* living." .
I; ' Thnibifittof4Er.*Adams; -instating and de-••-ii ! The little fellPies.,w,ordsivent to:my heart:
fending the doctrines of. Evangelical religiop„ore , no father,:' iio 'lathe f-P nitsAeltO•WaitiCe'robligk
well known ' ipii F jiii#lol4ifikiLitt#ol*tk-tk3,,.1 for him 40.16.SW:him to read ; ,= - i - .. •. ,
;flab:loot-Of: religion in - 1857-8, some of lis , par4 -, ' a Where do you liver', titsked:•:. ' - =. --
iShioxiiiii,..iVierteSted , hint,,to, publish'
.Certalit - 1 - "I lives with that--ma n - ,that stands over
......,.
disiniprßpsl„,lliokhad been 4 . 4 : service t9, - inquirers , •i; there U tlif uleadtiriPti . he ',.. r oyrre - coo.
, , --,, ,-, ~.,..„..4,..,, „. ...• ,• •
t in the farm of Tracts for general distribufiiv * spare me, to : go.to,sonout...i , „.. ~; - .... .. - . ...
These wereiesuid - under the title' of: "Trutt:lMT , • " Do you knowf your letters?" , • .
'thes,,Tinits;": and - eleven. thousand • copies* were *--, ' " Webs' I ' 'Paw • enli n ." 4l few ; ; > VP - ite 6°6 °3l.
4 -':": '''''' - ''' '' • -" ' -'" "-' - ' :'' - - ' teit'thed - meallilfe.l4s:". :' ' - -' .'
,an ..,, =They, lave now: been :collected and. pub.... • . ! • ~. 7 ' . . .. • 1777 - 'AV"' : '''':',,/, ' ' .' v v v ''V
14,1 1 74 1 ,6 ' _ r i r iern" ip).441 Torusr.';'': Tye .
, 9 44.eigislf the' ', , I gave him a picture card with s;;- little
1 ~. ~... ~ ..,.. A . = ,,„' . • : T ~ill , ' hymn and tivenithreimitiple reatiof Sarin-,
= VOLUM' are ;''' il,k,reipallEalleOUB C onve rsion 1 . 1031.u , ' 4 ' 9 - ' irii f
t a n tian and its Consequences, , :66, - : l i i iii . : se - n t. p , -.-, ture npon.At l V , lo h,e .)r0m,. 5. 15 . ,.. f ,.ed. ; , 0 ” i get some
one of hie` companions to read - f or ' him, and
turd. Argument for ,Vntere,EndleserEnniehment;„ 1_,...... ,-,,,,,, ~,.: .. ...-,-,,,,, i." _,.,.,,,,,, y :
Reakehablenein'of Future, Endless TiiiiiiihniiiitT:- to "I' `"" 'Ply*" out Wie' letters , A a d vised '
- =- •• -t ' .i.- --, ~- ----,
Godis4love. , We=ais pleased u know thatthere . , -1. z..-.--- ... ~ . .4 .',. 1
. - . the letters, and ;40,-stry,,nts nest to learn to
it such a demondpr,stich, truths ‘ Er. Adams - `, r end
tut he - seemed rather ' hopeless- of sue ,
here Sets forth; in Boston, where. intimeh error • - -:-!-:- ~ •-; ,: - , •.• . • .: ~! -; .. - - ..- •-
abiniida....'Yfiertdiseilleints.'Of ' - 'the'" , "deetrttle:`ef -is No fa i ll e: - :71;•): mother," - t h ar i , .;n 33 , heart kept
Endless Punishment ; is , especially- Scriptural,: ‘' ,• • - _:: -...,:_, -r, 1 .. .2. -.
,—. ' " , • ~., = , - - ~ - J. regoomt isligli as:...j,pgFgeyep-: on.. 'A:-few:
clear, and conclusive . - ~H ere: is "foundO copy . of 1 Miles -. farther On, I. Met-.Pther ficiTti.adging.
the celebrated letter of*Theodore - Parker
„te.,..pr:. i ofi4opy;kis c hig'ivlik le,',l644**;*hilt4fig'.,
Adams,- in whichthe former says, "Tomeit m . as he went.
(Elite -eleei 'thill.leeell:tatmht , ',..Ate... clJoottne, of '" Oa iciiii,readirity„•tioy 77, - ,1. Called :Out.
eternal diiiitedoi; if the Eraiiiilietet-Lthe first " Wit ,- es* meant' I.ito -be• • sure 4: ' can ,
i - ..1 Y l,3 ' -1„ , . 2 , • ' - , 41.1.7 '• i ' g nus.
three, I mean-ale '45 ,ifisfdred. I said - lid, loOking`iiithei atuVriteuliftlie
1
can uaderstand lus-latiguage• • thne - otherWay,l l '''' ' . tion , as he,=raised , his Taddy.faee-and..bright
4Se' inthpAarriage4 - ,L:••,..„ ~,...; ,
~,., . • „' ~, ;
-"You g . o 'to -,sehoi:l, 7then*?"-• • -.' , • •-•
•••
Yre.ii i i: - .mii,liii,''Juid,l4; - :11. 4 , i lle &did
itia j do,':.`oo. more tha n
Seoond , GitogiaPhY.'".'.':
'"lreifllo6 . ' 0 . 0040 j im pgx , ,
~ ,_
~
." Yes-relearn; and they ';like 'tO have inc
141,7!..'•
you
. -,
. ' "Votild.. :ilike-! to .rhave! -a - paper Ito'
readr: •* ''''. '•'
i ilita eyes fairlydinted with o,.oligkt,,alt A.
Unfolded The - theilces , -Pqper2beibre'Oent;
and 'i.i.444 , ,,'ilig':.;;Aiiiik„ - ,,, , ifiOigiiii;,tio:lPS'
Oarriedhothe - •"for his'`AtotheriWhile•• his'. co=
..,.._
Inn Canes gums. Embracing a Ifistory•of !
the FiVariddslillessione 3:t.2 allmDeeragti.plitaops
among the Chinese. 151 th Biographical $k Loh
es.. of Deceased Chinese.,
By , :frdliam
Dean, D.D. Pp. 39E4. octavo. New .
Sheldon 7 CO. 'Eaton: "Oval LinioAtL
' Pittsburgh: John . S. Davison.
~1859.
The author was for twenty yrkii ro lt7lnl i T
to China, an& when - disabled train: suifie lierliiiiiii
in thS
.ints'fitui4, 'bil,,, f has prep aig 'tliv:ifiiii' l
whoAe name, is giAtihays., 1 Tileiliiithod adnp,ted,
by the author. i s` good, ` and tbe bllinknp is all thati
could be desir ed its a b'siok (tintless this, intended
. ~
for generals : lsoulttlott: . Fge gives a . succinct ::
account pi l itsikingkai4y . .pf Chintl, of the people ,
and their.'nititbma ; • language,: literature,;' and •
schools; of.; their. rbtws, history; sail diffeiralt:
religionsl.-andivalterAttheytefforta t tg l &toe4aum
Nestorian, Roman Catholic, and ProtistaiiChris
tianity, and of 'Ad- enOnesestthlrhas attended •
these attempts. Thin follow a list of -mission
aries of rrions Boolatiep; list of tqssionariete
)
wives diceasa;. ;id Nbio
,hical j elegtolies, in 1
~, k , \ • ‘ c ._
alphabetioul'oder. Ttr_tbi ' splo'aixiktclies I
have beietpl4p)bed L t4hiiqre t s 'Oareo'Cibii - , - ying
at lealf of tiitk, and ,c:1 .,.... te one
;
of its principal attre 'ans. The names of
Lowrie, Lloyd, Mri.'filCrl-iiichards, Coulter, 1
and - others, will. awaken pleasing, and at the l y
itike'tinicilicuiiittl nier42rVls . in .xiiiiny, okout ;
readers. The book is a valuable oontributroirto' , '
iliiiisVilarf lifctilatifib: '• Welititibitib4 4 6tatifittn4e
the name of the Rev. JOs ip:',Tirtra, 'Op l if4l,.,
several t years 'a naidsionarj:Ett k Sinligrej t Vlpt • 4
the care of thaAmerican Board,;fo4, the bail(
missionaries. • • ' • • • •,, i,-..
Pointe. , By Anne Whitm. Ay:
ykton 4. Co. Pittiltht*: Hype
This is a very bilidroilniittle vol thy; boa iV
111 5Ag r Aq m P2PST-Agi n
krhi
quite readaepan not-a few . have • •true.poetio
.Tai Titerrfc' Tawilits.• Epistles — Of 3,.lifbbaniinrie •
Arrititin fro:ff . -Now York 'to . 3itritdilt;el Ben- 1
INatisau.- Translated into Angto-timfticisp
. 01,0rigine,11tlannscriatii` Pp: 3124 datOo:
New' York : Charles Sciiferer. PitteCurgiii
John S. Davison:" 1869.
•
Oar readers have not forgotten the visit ofthe
ttbar Admiral of the'Tnrkish Navy to this coun
try, some months ago, nor how he was received,
' escorted, dinnered, feted, and lionized generally.
The present volume is made up of a aniiii,.of let
ten professedly written by him to a friend in
Turkey, in which be gives an account of New
a York, the opera, the ladies, the press, politicians,
''the custom house, the judges and juries, fashion.
[able Washingtou • City,
fiat destiny," ikikd "the code of hhnor," as they
appeared to lus Oriental eyed. These letteremere
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Brothers Pittikfiuth•e'HiiNtrilysdif :
: .Nn r 1 la. Arran law.. a a •
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Or •
. 'There. is , nothing.to be elmid.in dangling
fo i r a tidiNe month aftill'ali A elisibbiliiinfaii,'
talking unmentiriglinif--awords itittiorit
dOm;• Tell:bet :your . wieh: tike, a: man; and
not like a blubbering -.schoolboy. • She will
neiliiAillfi'.Wigi'',3roiffliffe:§tions;,and if there
are • 'three grains of commonnlie your
rniackle carcass * alke will:lnk-your
a 'month has •iiitr u thk P . Eleethe'bistoExeltei
bekah, in Genei l u r tsizi l i : 56,, when. Alia
hith's'servant
contract with Mrs: Labe% on theitert of her
ditughter, Vien,!.6f 7 'Mt
of :mar-Wail suiniutnr3lt ;get home to' elbow
his : yoitiivinastir .tonns, lass* had
brOnghf
remain a few days, .$o recruit himseitand'hie
camels 11 4 5.Petaiftioile,401 13 ,finstRYPtet.i.?d
to , the denkhtere , ff We will call the damsel,
and inquire &tiler. moutiti"'said , theririother.
When Rebekahi snared; mother asked„
" NKR ihan:?" ' 'r,atetah
rid "
There was afeioble girl, for
simpering . mtko2 believe; quo firroorm,o4estrk
• but /hit ber'befirY Wimbßa;',ll4lllii
Like' an• honeet , niaidelil replii2d,." 4 I will
go." Now, young - 1E1 . 137:g0 thow end Ala"!
likewise. When' th&rniiii:itlibiCyciti
. prefer'
before all others in the world; saya, " Will
i you go with r--
we - -iniswer,• 66 ,l go. "
By'the by; le'diis,..eilien'-youl wiehoto read'
a' inn; simple, •and , unsophiatioated'AoVe ,
stUry,'juit read 'Over: r e'fiiin
ter of Genesis.--Grano Thorburp...- •
tte
lITEI
. . . .
. _
" fit . .thank - you, ith
obliged to you; s :• showed bow the gifts , w,eirti
' .•
• agai#4tirikii4 .
my. tarsi as tersitmmtel of-these
two 4yrkliyiwirLitPribti* Spike drealih
otherar. : , •- • • .
• ClligOiSti a ‘iliO" f e 4WAtfohlinit; thfpli„
02. .if. r .you•'hivil,Pitren4iitifat t lili liftdht
made' Sran' irrpisaik. Improve the adva4tWee
that our father and our mother eo
affors - s you: - en-yon are emp es. ose
idle oEte i zb
. think ) of! the4t*:l,4soy:,-I.3l!nye
told yon_skbo.44 .11119 would . !: f hke to learn,"
but had no kiii parents I to teach him, or
Bend him 'tB e'elAbl; r end' s th*et,hle:
eompanior toteteh - hinr4is 'lettere in their
OILY time:
Everg i sotning a evemaipkt, I,ikerjk,,God
for YP.9A - #4
. I b,.#??/4, - Gia.. AC Viiii? 2-o d;ar4!
and DO enrer to obe y ilium wishes, whsithrr
147 ..4 4411 5 ircli(o.;: "0.- play
• .•
I:,e at. a. 414 ,11 "4.4 i
• • • Ikeirs r•••V Sfit
I, • 0 e, 0 e • rro
.1(4:: ; 0115 a
in nitifeis.
• • , r • • •
•
Mektakd the ;following interting account
of the, ..,coesorit lieijiii; FIBACO, Cloth the
En lie United 14agazine; It
:vat k1144,34J,j,t ihs '
itrmy•of 'Print% is' kept replenished :
This .military lottery ! . occurs every, year.
The simnel contingent 2,troops , levied
there*, vaiieeraeonding,to the necessity of
the Atate; • heineer;ixig:Alset! very high,
end in :peaceable Aims!!! cmsrpintirly low ;
at ill:gases, tiowever, ; it : . solisiinto to it least
twenty i t i loSlatid men pp num ! .
ber w,ho i atinnallysiceivey thehi dieinsaeioa
their term of seriTee " hieing
.A
canons-of departments is taken every
iffig:4l4os 6 l 7 thlr:: i TA44iieA
titiong all .the
praiiiii4tgat;the ',Vho dill
the'ydasig;{nen lief east the Mft:et)w.ol3`,
anLtlilrty,) •both lairs' iiiolueive, -are titan
ilesclibe4 pp tile '6l tigi
MEM
.6••• •• • ••• eg , . ,
Good Advice.
NEPA
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raspeotive localities; and every attempt - to
evade conscription is punished by an im
prisonment of from one month to one year,
while any one aiding or 'abetting a fugitive
from' the dreaded ballot; is liable to the same
penalty.
The scene which takes'place at the draw
ing is one of much picturesque animation.
Groups of the finest youths of a, wide neigh
borhood, with generally their fathers and
mothers, relatives and friends, are assembled
in the spacious hall of the town-house. The
mayors, prefects, and cub prefects, are there
to receive them, with usually several officers
quartered in the, district. On every face
there is an expression •of hope and fear,
anxiety and excitement; and, as each ad
vances toward the fatal urn and draws the
paper deciding his future destiny, all the
spectators, as well as the panics imtne;
diately concerned, feel the most lively
interest. Those who draw .a higher number,.
than the number of recruits required, are
exempt, while those...who. draw_ a _lower,
number are condemned to perve.theirpoun
.try as militaires for the space, of seven
•I
Pflome-are exempted. , • These exoep -I
Aims nielnde all 'beloie'the'hightoffive feet I
kielnilieti.retroriiniiiiloiy' all Who are . Ihe
AnNeet'. 4 nf',., , neaPikoity ; the
loftiest of orphans; the only eon, or eldest u
.stitt or grandaon eta widow or of a father of
seventy years of age ; certain classes of
students in the public schools,; including all
those who have : carried off , the great prizes
iof the institute, or of the university. None,
'however, are_ exempt from the ballet; all
- mint appear and draw their lots; and this
urge send
them into the Council of Revision, which
is t appointed' forlhe'phipcise:, Were it not
for this ()hist examination, many would
evad'e"the nom on naiiona responsibilitY;
and some would intrude themselves into the
service whom the service , would otherwise
reject. As It is,:thelnitances are numerous
nf persons who mutilate themselves by
cehopping off a finger, or who raise sores oh
.stheArclkodlet s py pi,orlioc,tiolit: . flesh; and
drawing stri ngs,ifirOng4 rtlie. !wound, fiat
they-may be reportedly,theimedioakinspeoe
tiirs'infirth and unfitlorMilitatrlifel
a4."1 Tit st•
What Orediteosts.
A 'writoi in o ' l of ` a t fjps „
•• • - no:: nom! !...r4 r ior %. Inn 4.•
.yrerkialis of the credit-crtsm upoulormiriess
afik 4lo •Aki i ii4i t i l
If 'tea u folloir
4
1(titd4:1i071011dohli 4,pinsa" of,
4 0 11 ,4 ' PA; WlTig4
ted States is sold by the importer:, at a six
idontha' 'orediteequal •-to n three' awl's halfi
Ind° griarattirel Iwo ' Orid-threC-fouiths"= per
Genf. liiiliAdif.of e *i_jebbor .
il ;.,.,43104:PFeR
'---say equacto,Anree., and 14.1saft per oeni.,
'and•two and ell •lialf. guarantee. - It.. is now
inthelinds'of - the tetiiilor. Illnicting to
)(WV*, hie from
th r ree to one u f traige'daiid fifty per eerie:: is
a earAntee a g ainstauch-lo
~041., Open,
Ihe,industry .of, tbe . count,o,,, Why, Ahould•
who'lays subject 'himself to;this, extra
charge; simply'te.parferhiur whirdoes not
par - t,hzci" lab* died.2l4
benefit,. pf,", ‘ th y e
the gerables,:the poliiician, ,the
the ' , spendthrift,' the idle, the. :the,
thief and the blackguard. NOw'suppbserwo
who pay , bny for, cash,
w ould ifo+ie a
. itajo:ppEiion of titis!iiiepiit
ticu,o,f,oredit would drive pe, id 4 to Folk;
and this reform is needed; especially in the
transactions of life." _
lankr . cif . the - Mgt:oC 'States;
; From, an, article, in the.. New. :York Even
' %Pdstp prepared by. W. M George,
we ileabi ther thelotid nunibiieof'
th:,i l 4 . l7 . lVia'''ptioo!oil
.I`;#9,
U 01,970,2424 loans :and disoounte-$687;-,
183,799 ; stooks 863„ . 502,449 ; , real estate.
$4§,9.71.6,4874.40ther ,ioestmsuts $8,323,-
041 ; due by banks' '878,24087 ;'
notes - - of—otlier" batiks:: $18;858;289 ;viscid'
Wide 1126:308,1822 8104,7;1318T
aiioulaon $195 '306 'BO - -.7 ileirsiifs s2B9'-
568,278 ; i ,diie to otber hanks 868;215,6 t ;
other-liabilities U5,048;427;
il,
riiiiiiifitotite;`, 7. rXhii i :s6*?„ of life ,
(iimi(Ort, ip , ,
country.. There wee made,,,durinft the .year
1858, 14,300;000 , buithehs.' New York Irian
ifirOttire'd 7000,000, Ohio 4;1)001 . 00 . 0; Tit.-
94' 1;
try iLeitimated at turtyrpOunlie per helid-of
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D R. CHURCHILL'S
SPECIFICS FOR CONSUMPTION.
SYRUP OF THE HYPOPHOSPHITES,
Composed of 'the Hypophosphitee of Lime,
Soda, Potassa, and iron.
These remedies were brought to notice by Dr. John
Francis Churchnlis an eminent physician of Dublin,and
have attracted much attention from the medical profession..
To gifeJegireserei idellifiketrestion, we 'make the follow
ing extracts from Dr. Chttrehill'i Paper " On the Proximate
Came and Specific Remedy of Tuberculosis," read before
the Academy of Medicine, Paris, Jul ,1857. Says Dr.
C_—
" The total number of cases of Phthisis treated by me
amounts to thirty-five. MI were either in the second or
third stages of the complaint; that is, they bad either
softened tubercles or cavities in the lunge: of these., nin e
recovered completely, the physical signs of the disease
appearing altogether in eight out of that number; eleven
improved considerably, anctliburteen died. The results
.will be found to Justify the following conclusions :
"The proxithate smuse,,or at 'all events an eseadtial con
dition of the enbercular ;diathesis. Is the decrease in the
system of the phosphorus which it contains in an oxygeni
zable state.
"The specific remedy of the disease mishits in the use o f
a preparation of phosphorus, uniting the two conditions
being in such a state that it may be directly assimilated
and at the same time !Lithe lbwest - lxiseibld degree of oxy
dation, ; •
The effect' of these salts upon the tubercular diathesis
.is immediate;,all the general symptoms of the disease dis
til:Tearing with a rapidity which is really marvelous. If
the pathological depeeit produced b the dyscreher is of re
ant,formation,.if softening has only jnet set in, and does
not proesed to, rapidly, the tubercles'are re-absorbed and
disappear. When the softening hoe attained-a certain de
gree, it sometimes continues in spite of.the treatment; and
the issue of the disarm then depends .upon an anatomical
condition of the local lesion; on - its .extent, and upon the
exisienee or non-existence of complications. I have made
numerone-attempts to modl f the- local • condition of the
lungs by the inhalation of different substances, but hare
never obtainedany satisfactory result independent of what
wee to be attributed to the specific treatment. The Hypo
phosphites are certain prophylactics against tubercular
.disease. • .•
' " The physiologioal•;Offeets:ishon theta preparation, to
have a two-fold action; on the one hand they mesesse the
principle,..whatever -that may bee whicte'leonstitutes ner
vous force, and on the other, they elevate the tone of the
several functionsObncerned in alimentation and nutrition.
They.mem to poems, in the highest degree, all tbo there.
peutical properties formerly • attributed by different ob.
servers - to phosphorus Otaelf,. without; say -of the danger
which attends the use of that erubertanCe. The different
preParations Hypeptiosptiorna• Acid will undoubtedly
occupy one of the meat important places in the Materia
Modica."
The success of this treatment being so Much in ;advance
of anything before attained in the management of this
heretofore ;Aimee'. 100011bia dbiriese, calls for alhorough
testing of thine remedies: With this eiew,therambination
here offered in the form of Ilyenp has been made.
The beneficial effects of these 'lllitcare IOOt limited to
Coneiiimiptiori aims ; • they ;ire- approiriate " remedies in a
lone : class -of; affections resulting .from.. lose of :Lamm;
thread:emends', Scrofula, debilitated conditionsof Female',
-lack-of vital action' . in Children, and where' the - menus
"yetis& is defective. Understanding •the chemical nature
of these Salts, physicians -will be enabled to nee them la a
large pima of diseases where they seem to be indicated.
We have every adiantege manufacturing these ant
cies. ' The Dry ;Salts-ere -have been engaged ;In manatee
inning largely.eince they were first brought to notice, and
we know them to be enictly . raliable. The Syrup Is a com
bination of the Salts, containing a little over fi ve grains to
the tealicsontel, and is the' mostplessant form - for 'taking
The large demand for tide article bee induced ma to fix it
'iu low as a reasonable profit will permit. We pack it with
care, eo that It will go safely,-and all orders will receive
Prompt attention. Price for four ounce bottles, 80 Gents;
eight ounce bottles4l4/0 ; Tint, t ottlesi Am four for
Ave dollars. A liberal discount made to the trade.
• W. J. M. GORDON , * BROMINE,
Manufacturing Chemists and Pluermaseentists,
N. E: bor. Western Roielind sigh% Street,
mal9-1 , Cincinnati, 0.
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NI 1 WAX *.WI X I .X X .0
INK, An experienced Rut e dnd Female Physician, pre.
Bents to the attention'of intrhert her
,
8 0 OTELING SYRUP,
For Children" Teethingi,
which greetly floalitatem the.procesetof teething, by soften.
ing the game, fethieLog tothixiiiniticin--wW allay ALL
RAlN'and SpalliTlOdie actlimiisad is
SURE TO,RBGTILATE THE BOWELS.
Depend :upon it, mothers,. it -will give rest to yourselves,
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To rouß INFANTS.
" diVe have put up and told 'this articled)? dyne ten years,
sinticarr: lay in 00sPiDsNoic Nand sawn of- it, what we
'hive never. been able to say a, of any other medieine—nev.
or bli
lies it d.ILED;in obi!'" gle instance to EFFECT
OMB, when:timely used;l74 never did we know ea in
dium of dissatisfaction by any one who wieddt: On the
:contrary, all are delighted with its operaidene, , and
speak in terms of highest genfenniendition of its magical
effects' iintinedical 'virtues. We speak in *thiir matter
"what we °do know," after ten years'. experience, .and
pledge _our
_reputation . for eithe fulfillment , of what we
here, declare; In almost es ...my instance whim th e in
fant le suffering from pain IR and exhaustion 'relief will
be Anna iiififteen or twenty i-mainutes after the syrup is
saran' totem& „
This - v a luable preparation 14 1 is the presori *tion of one of
the , meet- , NSPNRINNOND Eland B NURSES Ia
New Nnglandiand has been... used. with navertailing no
' Casein
t lt not :only "rolleins thicto child from pain, but invigor
&teethe iihnimohandbowels, corrode; acidity,: and gives
tonaind enemy to thawbolo system. It will ahead in
stantly relieve _ WW
GRIPING IN THE •• BOWELS AED
WIND EtOOLIO, •
and a:Miami - oonvulsione. Which, if 'not speedily rem.
ediedi'andin desth.P. We be lino It the heat and surest'
remedy in: the -world, in aIIN csees.of DYSENTERY AND
• DLIBEENA plat r epurg, ,rtetnec,it
orfrOm any other cause. We weal' Say
to every 'Mother who has all 4 child anifilaine front any of
the foregbing.complaintu,- H do, not , 3renr.prajudicec,
nortbe prejudices of °there,._., eitandibetweinsfyour
infechild anatlie relief be 1313Ell=yes LEBO
LUYNDY ENTRYAztir the , nar Of ' th lifiniedicine, ii
timely used, Full directions for wing' ' will amonnony
each bottle. None genuine -unless the faeoindlo of OUR.
TIS • , PEEK NS, oNew arYorki is , on the outside- wrap.
Pert J...
Sold . toyDioggietstliito gli Plinntlhalroidd.
Principal aiksidgedor Bt. New York.
fellny
DR. A/PLANE%
CELEBRATED
VERMAIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to , call. the atten
" tion of the 'Trade, and more
espe,cially the Physicians of the
.
country, to two, of the most popu
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Div Clue. IPLane's Celebrated
Vaixtifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not -recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply fog
what their name purports, viz.:
T VERMIFITGE,
For expelling Worms. from the
human systuln. It has also been
adminiSteted . With. the most satis
factory results to various Animals
Subject to Worms.
THE LI VER -PILLS,
Forthe 'cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all 13ILIGUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, In. cases of
pepara` tory:to or after taking,Qui
nine, they almost invariably make
a 'speedy' arid permanent cure.
- As 'specifics for thelabove men
tioned diseases, they - ate Unrivaled,
and never know:4l4_l4ll when ad
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has inchiceiMe
FLESIING MOTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in 'which they have been success
:e4iigiaged Tar the last Twenty
Years; and: they will now give their
MidiVided time and attention to
their Manufacture. And being de
termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele
brated Vermifizge and Liver Pills
shall < continue to; occupy the high
position they now hold among the:
great, remediei, of the day, they
will continue to -spare neither tim e
nor expense in procuring the Be. ;t
and Purest material, and corn,
pound them in the most thoroug
manner. Address all orders to
ap9-8m
.
IBIEIN nos. Pittsburgh Pa:
F.B. Doke= and Physinhum ordering from ordi err
1 thannilaming Mos,. will , do •weirto write ither ned ass
distinctly, s eek take, some tbet Dr. Winos' • by
:Fbeasißg-Bria.-PNtsbwip/Wits: -To those to . 110
; them a ; isi„ , we will forward' per Mad; pesetesid, to Inr
I pert] oftrthe. United':lttatee 4 .seec?' tem lof Plils'frr' twt
threocent postage stamps, or one eted , ot , ineredis so for
Jaa l acs
operthrereerderNessim isdiVordere tint OW& dallt
WactiftgulagSby Mkt, moat dad& •
stiel‘ly
ME
MEDICAL.
THOUSANDS C, OF CASES.
A:1 4 4 D
FEVER - AND' AGUE)