4 ,4 Otttß.
Di okuiht.
irr ALIOI Birri . t;
" All ray springs a c
re in Meier
the storms , of life, are sent by Thee we know,
The windsto . .root and strengthen goodliMg;
The rain to cause all fruitful deeds to grow=' " •
The frosts to work as purifying fires.
Yearning to grow MOT e holy and more pure,
To go from etrength to strength, from faith to.
eight,
This knowledge long has helped ne to endure
And trust the end; when tempeete hid the light.
Yet we have murmured, seeing not Tby hand
In droughts that parph and wither day by dny j.
Till dry sad saplese, barren lives we stand
Searoe llfting hands to work, or thoughtal4'
pray.
So wandering onward, heavily and sad.
•
Believing only what was understood,
We wake to find—oh thankful hearts and glad
That even this is working unto good.
To deep well-springs of life beneath, unspent,
Though vital, pure, we gave but little heed
While shade refreshed, a:Ad gentle dew was sent,
And rain from heaven supplied unthought:of
need.
And outward effort but exhaustive proved ;
Thoughts pa sod to Words liagfsrtMed, and heif~
availed,
Less by highhopes, more by ambition.moved, .
What wonder deeds and prayers together failed..
Drawn to our aid by dry and pierobing heat;:,
Up springs the living water, welcomed now, ' •
Our eager hearts the blessed influence met „,
Renewed to thanks, and prayer, aid
TOW
ite-11,u4g.
• •••‘. .••• • • • 1 ' . •
A „ Putior fm, „Mkt'
story 'of- a Obild, three years 'old,' who, on
being lifted up to she lire corpse. of a play
mate, kissed ;the" pale, cold cheek, and gent•
ly whlapered,, Pleme give my love toOod.",
A Cure for Discontent.
"Oh, mother !" said little Clara,- " i v ;
so tired eating just bread and buttear .. ,attd,
potatoes for my supper, and : drinkin*, °Ay' :
cold water out of this tin cup I , Youoilo . ,
not know how beautiful Mr. Carringtorge•
table looked tonight when I went - home ,
with the work. They wire just taking din.
ner, and 'eked 'roe into the - diningroonk,to
get my money. Every thin was so 'bright
and sparkling. The tea silver
and the plates china ; and little Elreii,'VtO l
is no bigger than r am;bstilla4sttirof 'coffee
and a little . silver cup or pater, too. There
were such nice things on the table—fresh,
fish and chicken, ancl,enry.thing so . good
Don't you wish we were rich people, t i 06,1
mother ?"
giir must be earefid
' Giant Diaoontent ' out of :her heart if she'
would•belhAPPltii •Ne 113 Pa trAtt o . o .ntlatti
live is the sphere in, vih . ioliGod kas,plase.
us, for. he, Ipowa a, great dell beAter. wk .
do what i s beat for us ...leyottAsit , beers
with me this'nioraiug,
what I did, you ': w ould ' feel, more' thankful'
for pear . ;good; 'irbOliiiero g e .of; fresh
bread anal butter, . and tnaphsid Ot!itsjes.”r .
"Where did. you go i mother? -Down
see pooillsigainit again'T" I •
" Yes, my de ar'., 'and found, her worse,
than ever. She cannot izi) ont.'ivaefiin -and
more, o,d her,iyo,,Aff,llo
starving. Allthey , had- to cit peaterday
were, sonfe „turnip juiringe Johsiliy alfieied
from the Street?' '
"Oh, mother, bow dreadful !" said . little
Clara, ber eyes filling with tears. "lA*,
I could take my supper to them."
"They 'ire well provided ifiii",„p;trir. A'
kind gentleman, for whom Iliave been sew=
ing, has sent them provisions enongh ' to7as6 .
eeveral'Weeks. You'abotild have „seen how,
the poor woman's eye lighted •up with joy At,
the gift, and how eagerly she supped' 14
bowl of warm Oreltier:
" When we are tempted to l. fre.t, Claray
and envy those who are better off than weo
it will be . greet, help . ; to, lersemkee how`
many are in a great deal worse
You have read'thriltweet Male
„Sitorflabout
the 6 Shepherd of Salisbury :Plain!• Tot
know. his 0010':ati:,edry„for;
thoee poor people who bad no salt to eat on
their potitoes, whifeibe l y 141 1 a lilistiViith
full of it!" •
" Oultwate.the same spirit, my
and 40 -- will—makeavenrandryg.43 1 , • •
sweeter than many a rich man's daintieta"—
S. S. Banner. "
• „ 4 • qt . ; t' 4;'" 'r
Menb , Who Have &leen. •
One of , the .beet editors . , tbe •Ifestnainster
R4v4 i to,,equg.ii'oo?,9 l 94,o r Akit
most brilliant wri i telieepthe dlty,.wais a_ poet;
er Aberdeen.. ".IXOe..Of 'the editors 'ot the
London .paiip , adtenitliv v ( j .-ISaki# :
gin; ,perhapl. ,qf tlie, best, repsltAs of
the London Times' weaver to - Edin
burgh'; the "ecti,toi• ;of, the Wi44. iyitrk.
stone mason. •Ole.Of 'the ablest:m;inistera
in London;.ttillnektunlildij)l49l44
another wes,,e,'lyatobrinher, Banff. k , Xbia,
late Di. Milne, Of. Oliina, waesifieniciy Ina
Rhyme., The principal , the P ,, Lorgton
Missionary Society's College, at t prigAgg
was a saddler in Huntley; ana one of the ,
best missionaries that ever weot .
was a tailor in Keith. The leadinglltnatt. l
chinist on the London . and .Bir.minglai;
Railway, with X 3,500 a year, watt rAerobiltlio,,
in Glasgow; and pothaps , the• very,,,ilohest
iron-founder in England was a wolkiiiweirit
in Moray. Sir James Clark, thst!!cliamkre.
physician, was, a druggist in:Bantr....Voseph,l
Hume was a Bailor first, then
. I,a, leiThifft,_ap:
the mortar and pestle. in Mont'toselaM.l4
Gregor, the Metuber',..if;,; ( PaillaikeZifi;
Glasgow, wasp a. poor bor#4 :4 011 1 4 qe
son, the meniber. for Westbnry, wee ,a 2 „Piosf,
man in 'Haddingtop; . .4;410.6;14 . 4
membertfromfiGikney v earned:lo ,, ,tlread-by,
the sweet iir,biChkoli
These men, however, spent their !lents'
hours in
_acquiring ~..useria,.'.tlinoTrlridgea
American
plea. W ith resolution,- eaorkomyvbzwtimet s
PenTveraneenitlitiir iflkiilitiff4;PEt344li.
man need despairicit -BUCCIOSB.--Chti ttf Oi
Advocate and Journal.
A'l3eaolsifg Aneodote ‘ '
A happif r iimatr i ron 'outne \wonaerrat
obaradtelof • the Bi is, \ and the "dill with
which oi - en ohild mly answer t e greatest
of questions, and sot" the ,sublimest of mys
tones, wie perbtpe n e ver given, than, e at on
examination of . a,,ditaf.and ilumb
some years ago, in London.
A H AV,HtWki l ur_lol4v.i.iiioilgitelgtAb'
made tbe worlo. tie took tpte.,ettalk, a.
wrote underneath the wordily_ • •
- the . biginiihig Gigt Em istit ta
heavens and the (earthi." • f,
The clergyman-then inquired
manner, " Why did Jeenk Qtiriet:cone, into
the world ?"
* 4 ,
A smile of gratitude rested, on ttie' . .tio. - 11'
tenanee of the little fellow, as to wrote,
" This is a tree Raying, worthy of all eeoe
tation, that Jesus Christ eamosiinl6l.; the
world to save sinners."
A. third was then propoeed,.,eviden
• ati
adapted to call the moot
,powe#Vl'
intoexeroiee.
" Why were you born deaf ?4 01
when I can hear and speak l'"; ". kr-
Ig i ever," says an - ,eyelvitneesof&shail
forget the look of resignation whioh sat
•'AIL -"
ippOiimureasig se . r a: 'took. the .
. 12 :eii, 11 • 4
Now ustminq Ili. 1101 re I. st. , N.,
Cie
liP U.l C 4103
Xt 11:11;ritna . tlielbat
I ,-•/: n• 1.• 1- '• • .
3:O4K th ...4V V ;# ktitt lithe `
-girl
issatoseniertinnWohe‘ha4/ a• -great , fault,
Wllk# l o9Paci.tilf... FIN g9tAqi;ititic tronble—,Ae
was very stuhirrn..
to.4ress a. tittle stream
ofoiliter'on ti frlank,'whieh eeeved'as foot
bridges bnaj est , as she, got: on one end,, a
geat.liiltfoid'OCtliCiciber.' Now Bate
tetqiiimui that she. not . gire,up a•„;
poti, ihiyil.mei oar .. the middle • of..ii;e.,-
P la e l s
molting at eaoh other The goat. could! not.
tgrq,,,toliet;,,,po,eli „Kate `ToOnid not, he tended
the•disut!lly poshii?g
a a l nd w a t k i nk bey
"over.
sordarfiedt, forhelp,, and was takeit',Vitt"
,O.iiii.w4t,„a;iscinite mortified. , • •.;
IngtOti wed aficrilli , tie firm in
etyand. , :,rinoiple,:: let les not 'l!e . '
5 1 1 Pi*orraPOug.:too.prond,
itotim gh V to Vets°. '
It
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.. . .
- .
H. ~... , 1 ki . .•
Danghthre.
IMiss, L..Tirginia Smith that was, Mrs:
"F,riiiiekthic 4, thi): qinoline eilitr,ese,ef;the..
AS,VeihernHomestecci,§o es the folloivlaK i e t t?..
lbelielradA n arViirokkiit Ami4ii,tOis..:' , Al-;•
t 1'3 0t!.0./,:k 1 t 6 ,1 1 # 6 :4r f" . ol,4,k,V4tijoKlk a ti t h;lN
Ocable..to young , lailiffef!t t or,s. fot t tiog'.:MZ.
not. lik.Tßol,er:r.'.:!" . ;"!, i7:`l'!::•.`•".., ~ ... .
!,., A 'young : girl .. *hp - itivebi'l4 ;ye -od,,
,iraviVitiiof a irealYpiiiiine:firmerkilli'otald
. 1 :
&Matt 4rcilelf.. * lnitg°! l ;lftfirkttfu4 'i141 . ,,
',piciii,ll4iii one-mhieh- contains • alt-liie eic-. 2 1
' ll leAftli'.4l)oV,Wit fP .. ,. l 9 2 kii,Ziti'lkkittio l lOrficz..
ter•p c iV,i6 calculated to larAs.,ost• t till , tllie s ,ete . L
,:
.ergiee, ar averoimill t he natty, gitte,,and .
'in #P 3 .!i'fii" l proPeT*li4e,f, to * WM Iterone „
of Ale, greatest . women in , the . 'World: •', If. •
thee britillitit iit4."liitiaAi4i . a44.*lf i alarii t ',
Isiherallio.datialtet may grow up healthful,.
be:9 1 10 1 11:440NAL0P0Ni'.,i 1 41. 11 .444 inte lligent ;,'
pitre e that mtnattenl believe to be as one of ;
tikeigoatialiiildfiaif in l'iiii . l44.a'Oetibe ikon
-041-abd . independent firmer Or'lllauyer°
~,'I
wenli , say, e. young "! girls . wh ose.tinetai'ave
filleinlfillurili " . ileinidlpliteel,v'd'o , fioeta:
. ftraiiiiy . p tit:o3l)olhr advant_r„,.`' You'are
1.-- ,-a
: tie " triPPltvoTeitanfaifir6meni - , -(l 3 he
circumstances lit 'tibia yeit'iii7SjilliCed are
atiofi(l2 • ale laVet"earouiliei‘to &ART your' ''
powers in. iiihreefold form-p`h)ilitiall3Tmen
billy, al*Actia) 11j, .' . ,-.; '. : i'vr it t
11 wouldilave.yon. value: our , cdvantages s ,
lropliive'"eigil one cue 1 6ViiiiM to i a ',lre;iit; -
most, and , p)Ace afpr,opermimstimpo.o...xour
selma..:You 4aye , ev_ery, opportunity to:make •
'',?tirsejA . ea :, 1 79 1.4 .9; tilf.ft.filßiPtiAti4tiA 4a;
maul . 'wo m en ;...do ,thisi theni and each: in .
hrl i Aii,,gisiiri "k iisseit lbe 'digniCY 'i'el i e-" '
br *"l4 1 (
. Al4,l ( l'ri , PF P n!P, , - 'P4:
,f# s n F4, : 1 0
yourself: a purpfanr . ntlife: ,, , , Theyjliae' , hew 2
, fore
your btfier;'i f qiMA l imne;ettiidird,'
some galw ogclais,extionsare•tc : riaak.
iiviy , gOttab.erillgisteacealtstiorbeth#igttri.vliso
for" also? Why should' you be the only
cypher : il:l'' Oil' firniiltil - Wirairldii;Ti . i!e
1 1filillilleiel t ,:'1.7,itiovi'deri .rei: 'aivitholeht
t polow.e., Digt,you are , 4 , 4 .educratedt% ‘.l?ozet t
piess-np-in-yonr-six Apunce„'', etq., 'and - 1 ,
414 down on the paid siiii,lvaitick fdr tim(i
illoof t lelfohaml& Claa - fulblILTO
" oall,‘ronndt'i - , No - lety.him •phow 'off , his ••
Maces, ena,hratiesiegolo.,,,stc o onidwee,r , hh t e t m
tio for r all'Ydirtall"alkilt: . lt. 'Remember,
that " let otheititloWthey's4ll; as for you,
.You (kVlßetlnmetk4giioVP 4 9 44 a BrAtOir
dOwn,fold youl'whito hanks, ana wait to be
. Jr; , .1 c -4r et
mo"arried. .
„.' YotizEtive'afi' itilineneelii ciobietyto` wield,
ditty as a deughter, and s Reo, t eptaeii i rielpr,
'id perfoilill'iloavillen'ou mat' not' forget
r;iurriel fil i for:s64 l lam. a mind. to be - Mil tiVa
,t,td, health.to , be guerded,„,a heart to be ed
ui)l44ond,
,a
:RP ► i IMP cliiiVadiljf. b.elloged-
Is Nat tills ,
~greitt :04111 , 1 if , . F . 51r.V., Yea s
tr i g/a- L ige, ii,yi2u,onli ,gii lhone„ it4,i, iiiiii a
will;" you will' find livery meMentliMPloy- ."
,
ed; : and ..every,day,itoo short .for the aeoqm
piiahinent_of_all,your duties i . -',You - know
hia," much yoh can assist in all ha il
;Forded' departments) of ;.doniesiio c ecOnotriy, ,
.the dairy, the poultry:yard; the store-room,
the sewing' thirdtif,, -the
,giulfe,ii, ilie `shrub
'berg, and twenq 'lather 'thfn,gi' over which
hi.f iiiitilllfill"fil . efigeides.; biit,,,while',6l4.:
all lout eau - fort heti lilease ,don't; u egl e et', P a -,,
;lit. -kreir--I-see you sinile inoredulOnsly,
saying to yitur za nkqe - . . l littlA sli,lf„ -4 4Yirbp v Will i t; i
,iii the,iiroild ,eould ' db,for papa I!.. ..o,ta.'..'
snflit: 4 , 4 ll:, l .f49o4l o !kiltqloet l o44o l3Bl- `,. 1
,bility .. .,![Belidea pr?ptiring
.. scme iNifTeehipg ,
delicacy when he Corny ip., ap hg enrcesesr
iti " htuagrf a a,hvlt'i.Trittng
• ' flu el
Bsfs,t mc - Mif.114, - Fa. mn ~ Pk ifPrig, iiilkr
•ou can udltvm?;ilini, v md ; let k9„o, him
1 a naout bi5„,41.4,p,11540.141.4,,Pr.,,AtiA b1ai14 1 .0g.04
moon aeadi..touhim him agricultural-kooks f .
d papers,
, (fortithifola•tatileria deal of
)" 1 4.febtitt v r izi:,firitegtiird IlifiLA114,f00•1!
14nr.,owno mind m ol es a dd ing liaow.tg 41 ill 4 .
knOili'dke. l ' ilip B 664l,,,ilt.64:l4tiltin'i4 . glitY
, 1 1 4 ; it s Al • illeg,..;l:g ~' .bn.;;,191/11,c,ta,,Wf W1 3 ./VPSI.*
11104115tasito,.:tb4bisiTy,lof : " •hirveatipg.o': •
:l iMiio l t'lool?:"llik b qolik;fi.APr'aido;4o.4 ..
'it gammon ills iwarejoioing,h• 4 , Ahl• squire
,ghtirapliee'Y'ort; hilt heii"lii.flie :iticirlit c liiir
Oettlt Nilo town't , thieie ycktr't,i,triderript: '
lo l a A it 'oars 3 . , t illie", Oil tein,einiree:;.ii•. ,
. ep light Ilifehee in&lfisailnegriTyrieletir—
'll itaprideiprlovel
t he;f . cgtietly, , ,rsslieetl , .
'", oil„80; it a rti;thraeXOYl.refYiiill Oate4.te!,;
i y
tibiae 01, wotti#l,a yop,Aglq.ct i n l ikithilt,t,„
, I woad - 's: .i. - ....- .• , ;;., •-• 4.: 1 ., :, :, ' 4
.
I / °a9YPldlolubmeo6B4iti. in r.el44l‘orld . , , Ar
our , trotthiintyouraeif , abotir mitatiageptrat
•kf j gitifAllfttnt, 6 4;;liiritli. ii. 7 41106313 , ATAikd1 . 7
!tom*,
.1!#4,.. , atm p , re ea fill * i y,p3m,g , - -man,....;willziceem i
On .90a5414, Wo3.4aiLypir, pain .4iut'.tliiii--,
„ i (lr' s that, always! cptrivilik,
.0 ' the'iiiyPitie''
terminate his oohs tittien'witir r a w?lk a
ricii;:i':;;i';'Of,llg y eliCenViti3o l 7o l .4.`, l !..Mir,y;N
~w 47 ,PPl ` o l Tu ' Vjet tl, P.ilf i .,Vr i °2,l l ;.,?.r i fP u M.' , ;'•
- ,,,40. e vening , hear youreeir 'arespeottlaily ~.•
tolioited" to,ibseunie. MI6. 'Harry LTS Or D ton.
V I I I 44.A viI if i *Veig i t i thlegia t f Vatiillittikt r .•
: 8:0D-y.a.r.queetio. : f0.,,Wi
. .W1 lea) , nut.,4 tle-
..
1 :l e rigtkgn i ikaltL' ' PPWi ll e.44o.k. ZIAC:111' all,,
, exious,tpvt;:rid•ef talckn.sweet, teneible, ..
' i tiraveijkititreilitildt'olilial ii&l You, ifiyou
40 4 4 uthif/ititiallalllafictidtill:liXoshagorOe
,:,iii ire have titee,tob iiellaedtteate'd 4 fo fair the
rinmerillt '°old miiiiol l •"ThitlfydlilloVelliii-'";
hi 1 1,fitItIllt:39it is si44l.:Cfrlifitt.fotllll.44,
'lioprifellow r aftriud is . the easek)”then 3iite man»
tocif6l , ;',dra.iglOWWW.trir l e.M.. 37e;liiiiiiir
Ilk .too muchiclorev f 01 1 , 1 0011 14 11:141% Illild'lttte / , ,
1% Ong f)Qt t i 7Ankjiiitirj..o . 74, . rrottfiii,
if ygi le; , i!ope*dinfely,'lllia. rilliaieir,2lhte Ofi
both.-
. o . A V .i. 4 a WA . 1 n .I)
MEM
IiMI
,
The allowing clear, synopsis of Sweden,-
berg's system of theology is from , - the
r OKfiefrignliiqgker,: ' f ' ''',-, 1. -; ''' ' ~
', ';
ISwedenhergLeenceives man'Pto be ' , tinier-
gainae,,,reeep ao e of,;ttuth.an ~love. from
God He its apiinperishithle 4 spiritnal'ifedY
. placed fornoseason'or-probation,in.-a perish :.
able material body. Every moment receiv
irirftlievreliatilitMfthirlielbriffteiliTfrirrir•
'God, andryetpfniag- i it A thfoigh . the a ffui t tion
of its... uses devoutly ren t- delld in cOnsccons
.obedienile and_ joyous worship, lie is at once
'a 'atTglitk - o,iii*ciaiONViti*Arip:oft'sgg;
'Divinerhappinessr" :Tlie-will ids the powerof
‘insWe'P'lifii,- anff.villi,,nVilirstailding is i;itii.
f ferm: 3 -When the-will is disinterested loge;
andjrths-underistatiOing.-ir eelestiol, vtith,,
titeileitii (Wilts ili.;;nll,,Ofaiiii.beiris sad'
I'
Ihi:811111110 , q(YI:Viiillyli h'egis'iespifit-friWinto
which the gOodness of God perpetually
~fiews;Aichunifilyttacknowled,ted, , rratefully
~, ,ijoyed;difl7pili, trelY Y,,,ettihal!kr,q,,' But #tre9!
'this willialhatred or selfisess, and liis'un=
,derstilidineletalsehood- -or- evy, ' -then' IIS
pawers are abrilailf hitt iteelitiFiltigigifeld
hie fate hell.? :While fin -the: body'/in this
•whild,,he4s,,placed in freedom; on. probation,-
-between-these' ivio''al!ernatiV i iiP.' , .."-'•!''.. ' '',.
.
The Sivedenboigiaii' univrse iss- divided
'into Arii,eAre,riVO / Pli t liedes., In the. highest
or 'celestial
s ,•,.upAld . Ars the ,lieaveue, of, the,,
angels. lii the loiter& or informid world are
' ' ange l s. of • the, 'ileinniiii, iii: the inter
.mediate or spiritual world' are the earth'' In
hibited:lV 'men; :aci4:lslllrbituA g A!:b Y , the
transitinn-atate thrOugh7WhiClitlatils eicap:
lrigg.from- theinbodies, eafter awhile, soar to
'heaven
~,er,,s(pik, to hell, ,acoerdini• to` their
''fitness and ' , attraction. In tbis life man' is
free, hecause•he isPantenergy in vslilibtictif
'between tbe.. ; iightenos of. heaver and hell.
'l'he middle' Ake surcopildirm rhari l'a fat of
spirits, tipple c .gikod lo , fkle . ll . l9lpg.zbad.-ziEvery
:7Filittr is accompanied, bylwarms of , bothlorts'
:of siliritCkftitijig,t4i7ioalte ' l 44llkielffilitit ,
selves- , -< i , 6ow tbefegire itwo kinds o influx'
-::: 'ii "N f )44,4ii!Xales,:lax,ishal,igii
, spirits" sin 'the middKoa c teflpAlitst.;man',l
~thoughts and affe4leos, a lhe ! good spirits
are Lin communieation,with ;heaven, and they
carry what is good and„fine .'lliiieirilitbirits'
~ 4 1. .... .-,1 I.te t t ..44.4 It.t.tit
tare AP ?R inn iATOI'VEI. O .I V- - 4,514,A144 ;they..
carry v;hat7ili Rvita4falle. 4',Betweewthese
; 'opposeiVaiirea4f,ips..agenoiee f orian is an
,equilibriiim*whiSse essence hifreelem. Pe.'
' yeidink igi klECtseli IA he farms with' embrac
k - ..inkjulligtl4,oo,,,c!9,sofdA*tfintiPl644erfti
,by ..piaaea' lane' wives, is ,cpejunetzon ' with
but •f h t - •tli"T ' e-
1 0 pprkt!„o,ll., , 0,, 300 n VAT'',
heaven;
, with
,predominant love t, , o,thxbacVspi r ritf,;',he;
,is illica 4 ,Tir,,C,Orilnictiiiii., wi e tE r hello arid'
,draws his h i fe i thence ;
~,,,.,Efi o rp7heajran:"`there
fore,.thiVigti=;'thegood,; ,
Spirits all the elb ,
trients of - saving adan flpir ew - Wlyid, - liin,
and are appropriatedtblithe , freedoni of the
'good man ; while frem•''',fiellp , through the
• bid spiries, all the eleinetrits-ofititifiniiegliil 4
•-Benefits-of-Drought-on-thrliloil: -.---- iiiii,cr—plur4p-jp,p,-ai4,-4-piii-iprla-Ttot bye pip
i A drought ao - ( lpqn the moisture in the frdeitereig the. bad man. ~ i ~. ', 7 -',.,
C kt... L. • - •-i"
perch as follow 'During dry weathe , - ,,a 1 112.. j) otheilibid . orAeflux -is oalled.,iiiiine
E soliti* a - , „ff ; itt l i k i x' Alia diele:7,, T his- is :wheriltht:Wortpli t irieeffMhe .
Aortae , . - !....ir ii p l,riy in nd purkentis n 8,0 iu h and,,,,00 ~ an o
leVt, which creates- main {so far as the , evt,r, orgiip:itrid:farrilfil_,W:!iitiCl3,3lXfif;
41
rater in the surface nail Atiencerned,) that • flux is ierialleirlsiit-'ii ireceivedvneotruthr
~ .4 74 , ' 5 , ...$
is at onsfjjilid44 t watst e misikg„jrci"As "and geo ofilih i yOirne-,and good. It is
'euhrioilt-eiffendirig deeper anl deeper as rej ected, suffoliated; or perverted by those
the drought continues' and 'thi l inOlitare is ::: who are in lovelmeith:filsities'aniVq4C'.:§ri.
exhaledt 7 4Wifillatittittif water it iiiiii i , , the light of the sun produces- colors - varying;
:the Iffetteel',of tliat'''VilifohrAhliis, Oise; kw wet , with tAle th isubstaneeiritlills I . .iiil-eiid:wijer'
Weather.' 'Thie.prograsi ,ito ,, tbe 'surface' of wy takesqertail corresponding to ties vesselsiit
•the water ip tliii..‘iiiith k liiiinileiw l - imitlt''' is Poured intli. , "'''''' A '!"' ~,`,..:, -', 4 1? - . ';.- '
7.'itrik t insq trAfil arYitg, tit,ilf ifplirigs,"anl, „., The , whole visible vivo.ild-7.lii l fri,'" - lhek
,‘e fe,ariditreinii4l6lili'isFe ;,itufkifeti hy ; ,i , Vend .the . ' Afddle.etateis p4iiilid'ailieleroin:-
iipihrgis.%:, 7 :-.,:., , 7 ' . ~,,.., ...: . ;,a, ' , : RI: , : ~: : :, 1' the gligermatifeniiiieerofr tkethurearsfali'et:ocit
~.,.', it:Of Onria is _ water 'Anil 'brought to -the 'eupyifftlifel,lijitritti t tfuilifitprialgrOirS'eef;the
.suifidi'br *or lififili" . btitilio liltillitillie ' universe. the'''goeif on leaving thelllieahy
pater holds in_sAutm . .. 4 Thenraris ilidteof.° tody, aradipgalsiiiiahmtplif hl tf l iwitrTfili r r e
'like , s ,nct dikkwarof,poteshosendi sodat,ow , lis noieniti , vortdetho_olhAltio!okq i ,cidlippk,
indeed' whitteveethelubiloir erltbfsAtifta:tir 4:t first.' gain le'licif a personality, brit is ii:
-the earth' nisi contain. The water on . 'figurative term, standing for the whole corn.
.1:0
• ..• 4 7,
rlaltlllta i
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• i 3041. 4 ,344.41
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=
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THE PRIg
PRIAN BA .NE A 1 a, v. .
''• • A
re, aching tile- atirfaoe' is evaporated; but
leaves behind itslime and potash, its. ply.w.
Oates, allicatelp .carbsgptieh 1112(1 1 141141.-:741k;
ipdirysneablet:to he tgryth , .af.the y.eiptt! f i'
iBiiodliO4 °nit! ;Mm..7,f Bari• Tiateroui
dime;
. Will . diasoWilpit.,..;ft,lcifte4fall,.p9i
tion of some of tikeit InVekte i nams
it 'Aldo, info'. tse.'viltiVi.ii—Win tlecomet
sir tlOYl. fi A l ?P el k AO* 6114"ia from
tpe “neoompos(tiou• of vegetable matter in
the l 'abil;* and Wai t sioqluires the,,ptope'rty of
readily dissolving. minerals on 'which before
Aould-have little affect: ...r* t , 7, of
13.04013 e*fgerhopo' to. triettlY Prof. Hii
lirnsv go• to othoot: Oio - ootion ...9t,dtoro.Ot in .
i'fiking ' mineral t
waters. from: e.'depth.ti;
thd - einfabe'. - Of 't ; he "soil:' In One - oise'' be .
placed a solutio n 'chloride of liarium• in
tbe - TOittiin (of is alasi. oYlinder;, and then
filled it with dry soil: '''After loaf exposure ,
4,th 'rap' 'of. themsitnOthtiturfaeurorthe'
soil was tested with sihilphurie . acid, and
gave it' copious itAlittite7 i cre ettipliateof
ilaryta. Claidiriff en , inifilluttVof sods )
snd earlfeat / of poial,
lrer n i xß ecinint s ed
PV riN Ai .............. upon
apioli
tldon of
.g prikpey 3 ,tetta, ( the ( eurfappyof the
e kplipAq4 i tpew,p,rpseuee.,ip legge,queuti
me dnoll# ;Upe byp th el triei a g‘ 1 of .. water .. fro En
1 0& 0° 1 7!-VAW)PCill;t4ke:194 6 0,, YfAlignAlit
io t a.pareaedrearth,-ail.!vegetrtion dwarf- •
61 411.0 Alkth(00 1 ;10.0.114 - 77 3 eetiisaiaffer-, ,
ing s and it; e l. ,r t;, , Ldt i iii.4 l . oelt aii . Ofiliition .
fpr s ihrigsenl i iiiitleeileti..tiC.4kiignis'el'
nri d iffltit.,.o l r 2 , c 7 t f Al iffollol l - I , I MO Y 4.0 i
malriiinowit , onee.labundant , crops, but
. dtr? Eitifeiois t iod i ed"tO ibliiiii:TPViliii:::eiarS
ficie frOtirithe . :4l9tbs'Aif'thU' v eedittth3"lol#'
ehtelevtdai;i i -fSie,4W,ithgolloyed;;'•.fooa,!
fi)idfrithitieliatir'ealK "It;iii,lffitiiii?..!-P..Plllii't
nanoe•for , keeping rip'jhe fertility. ohe OUP
tiijAte,d. 4 4. l qAtterk ;G*1!;;,.. 1 .: • -.., 7,7.:
• • • 61C j• 1 41 , •L • WM.% • L, L V '
Aitake,Martsr:-Imperninuv to , :Wet,
sab ."411/ .Z
I Provide a equareigoA iv tglingb, say eight
tept, byLoikwigo.t fun; inohea, in.:put - AT
(thantitY,,Pf,fresh /VV.- ii9 l ,44';': ll :o4'Jritit:
qniehly. When tne Aimeme,ll node.
cot`
eOrring,,a4d, titre (Ow h e at orttLe ; togitik
'the, tar;), .aiji it iiell;7fraiing care.
that .every 'Fire ''olc; the lime is ifitiopiA'sb ,
mixed with the,far n ; then adilialkarp san4,.
or crushed clinker, and stir 11 w ell
before; after - which 'in 'about'' 44
forrnig o "far
may, al ft? hOI9 B . ° IIIIR.:A a ,V. t 9. I .9 a LP ..°l l 4tr,
niosol:orrmaaort ; wor l iciislat neitesti
way to prepare gas or &girl Chi' for eoltifigi
wo l 01Ir livolloWith,rht tn.& •libm6fidetaieabffe
atone lime ) avoiding ohalledime; and,elake it.to
an gear, andilaililed44ant one pi of got
*l,olrif St 9 1 1:18419/k 9C„0r4 , / 131 4 , -k91.4 4
andut nal a n hour iongerotirringadall the
.
:ay
bot,:and you will find . toset
haie ai:-.lB4fie *eat
•
coating for wood, 1 7P i l;!0; Mlle,jeit)2.6
, .
1 t .
1 4: , • + l' 4 go - Under the. "Collar.
Ikie t tialemin who has tried the plan sue
cessfully, forateii'lelirshi6dfinutliefites the 1
al 6 3:o4,*l.oP.a.'l o l4ok 7 iihifirlo l6 ofeikAiixl,
a
/
afingsunder , the collar.' t:.l3 , eiseys ,, he Aets
a piece, of q leather, via' ilia' ( Viiit;l4l-tiniiie ;a . 1
fa i ls* collar - made , *hick iditi apljr , a' pieoe' of
r
leather ontaithsuok si,shape•ea d to-lie, singly;..
betneli i ge'eho34,ll2m of the horse antj,the
collar.- This fen& off-111 4 the fri t ytion, as
tile oolkar s'Apa+ oka,ricily.!s 9kb,tite ? 1 4.4hgri;
and not on the..: should ers horse.
Chafing is caused ?)..y, ftiotioP, Ae l nce, you
see, the itiinitrik l ;intirey,f,Oa'astlile. Some
PrP0.4.1.P14f.:140i 9E;lloeß.llliiiii . ;iitaOr', ihe -
cellar; theleLth7ex,sex,,,ilpsB .- ,uol . jittft ae
g?oil, for ihey ingment the hese , I A single
pielle :6(liiiither; likTi;:thil - Cciin . posiiig",o4,
outside' of a collar, without any , liningor
seuirini,"he aesures.Ve, si;trAier than any,
thing•else'—Boiton• Journal.'
:I.J iYV It ti INCSAI
• Itt N. I •
1110 •
IMI!=l=t1
Sw, edenoorvanisia.
• 71. , f • r
Mil
!!!!M=3=
• 1A
jintOedzapoacf e
in. 61 .14 .0,
s t e h ri e se t . n o vis ia,s t e
th e i w b e e r ; ld i , n ti a m n e .
other sense Ls I emain unchanged. They
mrtually e. r:(". ty use all our, present mess
awes of the. , 'T :.nihilated; they virtuallyl
u rismain bees , .e.-xact correspondence to them
are left. To spirititime is no longer meaa-T
t'irral by the revolution of . plancts; by
the, Auceession inward, states; space ,4
'measured, not. by waymarks and traversing.
:of, distances, but by inward. +timilitudes
and dissimilitudes. Those whb are unlike
are effmiCi•elrli gulfs of difference:
who are alike are together in their , hi
.Thonght , and. love, forgetfulness.
;and , hate, •are 'not , hampered by temporal
and 'spatial' 'boundaries; " Spiritual forces
and Mater* ißpeditnekle;
and' are united or sePai4itis reciprocally,. vie.
'able or invisible, mutually conscious or•,no
'On scions, according.. to -thcir..own laws of
kindred or alien adaptedness. •
[Thiel dreamy sehetnelnie :
.found a few
t t •rt .1
fOlowers, but it so utterlywitbßut. evi.
dance to euetain itotilat but,fewean, take it
an a system' . grbelief:-EDs'l
' Circumstances
,oallei 9 5 ,, bat) • lliske pr
Aljaljaf Pff„4l4:9aA., Ri#Pinfi e*Rf - d
4 1 ftkial.hioaihelr'9,1KGRSit Everp,
^ thing, maw :most ..luxurimm-T-the society-
NOterly forgeifdl 'of what wim due to the
ehitrallter of 'the ' dep*nbitioti.' dAt
If 3 , "'DO' . .3 • .r
the Ebairman rpm, aTiir in JINNI of
4 • 14 ' •up a ,
' 7 l:ffnona• -PWlntliE tt, onmpan,
.drink.to the,.bealth. of the ideputatien.m •frbe
iholeispiritw oft the dinnerevar most' tffedx
to7diftmit mliida s 7
Warr biiirte 4 git • le" dila& sat' UPI
bgt, %Moe. go A np,„and said," I•believe,
it .is.oustemary • when.' any one's health is
drunk—Lei return , aleph ;• and. this 'I do
iitcost otwdbilly,' inokt , :liffeliistilly wlsli
-outfo.ssiYi our - 1:(!S;;IAgliaa ant that .48p‘aepull
chiral-Jane into which hie • voice' usually
sink who!, wae.dsTply, atftste,h) loe
, wilfire44rr o m
illee34 telLyouan W 'f hat I
conceive good health to consist . "'" AA lie
=then 'proceeded' to 'sPeilc c'bf rthal'hisifigh
the Voa:f l in'
4iki:eyery
~• tlin„tale. ( 4ll,
tim power of tmth,•so announced, unl,tb&
-whole assembly was at °now changed snit
failemnized. • "And i tiit'ill ibe
that not a single person was offended, Nut
rmanifestellettreir gragFtdeltflpfjfre:J% -
pressions of respect r almnai'am,clin)inte'io g
Saffecyion yt V§isigsl•
r on t. ft Mao,.
•.$ !cat • 7.0 .4.tyirreil
j;NE W, IBOAGMEEI' s ',1481041
$
.4161/: 3 riltr 41E6411E1 AIIitiVEVALII:6O
i LAST LiWORX.N't* "A .• •er.,B ,
• 12,001ZME13 ,OL, t OCLIIMON, TOPSI,CB,O,,..enniMI4I
rem AND PRACTICE.
?1* 6v4;;. EVA* 118 60; 0:6
trp,4s. 10.147.• it , • -07'!! - it ,103.1 •rto
i fi gne afithot.aads to •01111.1eirotagAtraespiety and large
iripprien* ,The reajliez:willfindAhat all is a4peessed freshly
'elgorcohili. add `not 'common-place "
filphia.sPreibyteilita.“ , ar.7 , t
. t J
yhey . are stroug s k,doettinit, idmulekand•yet beautifully
earnest and impressive in manusr r and.tim
.carry a tone, of
thought and a style of reitiotilminirauggestion fitted to
.the highest range of pulpit Ishor."=l7us
. Cbugregcdionalfst.,
",Peiserflug'thaftesbnceuscheirtilinnoi anirkinctiori of hli'
thoughts: the author expresses 'them in a•ityla sof so ninth
olassfe6bautintid olg6r, alarm:isle obliged 'to regard 'hi&
assecondulaiditillian, ;anidiatad by thelitOirit' of Paul.
<These discourses are riott in evanieficiniattar; iitilouti in
soil rep)ete itritli,passims,pl.un9cmantion,pluquenot
andldiee."l-Chilistions'infelligtneer.
Most' psib.sditiott of.
2 . • t. '•
CONSOLATION.Lg; PkBuOVAR.N3Sr
PC'
'AEDREBBIDTO"THE BUIE P . WtiOr
OD. .
4by Jae' W:Alexanaer,'D: T SEW ••g"'
Copies sent,by.mall,•post paid; for.prl6e readttill•4o•Palb.
Just ptiblishid 13i
; '' • • °llamas SCRIBNER. '
,f • ..( Brookie•BulM1114,) -
• ,124,Graztd,Btreet. Naw
Piir sale in Pittsburgh lby PETS: f•yeaso t ic
ma.26.1r q q . ) , 4. 1.•
OOKE4e— i rus .BoakgtD l."
co
B 'PORTAEPB 'of the 'BOWS =of Thtelinrgh Shd • A Ile.
:felony have , received Ji valnitbleledditkin to' the' Stock on
• hand at the Depository, (M AL Clair Street, Pittsburgh.
the Sabbstli School Department there can be,found al the
lesneteor the Board of I , nblioitiOn;' thikher" miler;
tiou of the books' of 'the, afaseachnsettat Sabliath'Schdol
• Society, which have, been approved by the. lizecutiye Com
mittee-of iheljibard, Also, the boolis of, Mrs.,N. W. Camp.
bell-Viiy am I a PriebYterimi t Why ShOnldit a * Pilitbr ;
The. Twini;_or.Oenversatkels on: the - Ruling Rider. The
Life and Lahore of,Ber, Dr, Baker; The rMartyred Mission
arleist Siciied Tmjiti„fr 9 m, the Ge rman;
togethei with the Asseierdre'Olgest,lf ~ "
Our Mends will do na the fi:61 , 16 come and tea Ibr them
selvea,lwheitNrcha'veiit thelDepoettOry: ' ' 1 ' -•'' "
• • • JOHN OULBMIBTSONAfbris t iaaV '
je2S-tf Board of Oolportage, St. Oak Bt., Pittsburgh.
CIMIFIM!!!MPI
WC '
I.t.hIBNIIVD , it. 1. , 11.6% rt y
PIA' R. 4p.,041, GENTS!
• :* POPVLAIVEVERYWHBRE I •
'WHIP RILIGIOIIirDINOMINATIONWIN THE 'UNITED
ro , ix 4,14 ?i , i STATES,. I kl•iLi it.
'Spar _Ma w,Poctriae, ll. o verumen!, Amid, Btatistica;..by.
HOlioraiy 'Mem ber
kMitiallimilitim of Penneylvantliand Atilliorhf
" William Carey, a Biography, eto.ourdeßdilim• of the Ooin- ,
plate Wore of Andrew Valloriy.. .ale: ; F j ord • o,ctoyo c
Pii63l3' 200 llinatrationa. , •
Th hr
is!mateoi 'Talc trle embriNeavilist 'hind Oteingraist;
lion.",_.hiseanemnuAN.- • • • .r. *•-• AM. , " !WI , S. I
Weaweentue)t will fie aAtsod,iorlmost , fboveands of,
tisima •
?r t• • . .•? • •
,T+ l l l TWOosys :um...op :OUR -LORD....mar •amintra.
. •
orlchilves of ttfe Holy Aveitles and
itiorroPthelewa"; trarefolly reilaiid by Mr. Joszoii Ratortai;
' D.D., Doysl.oo4.o,lo,earione.stylea of , biading4arlth
•
colored and with steel plates. , A walopalim
sale o;liaued by that of the Faith nyalibiii. •
- DOCTOR: I *.2
112 Counsellor In eicknewf,.oontajnbeg,in,o4 laarcutpkgrele
In.
Causss, &firms, and' Coin or
"Diecidia`in . `eber'y, term. ' 801 k *gee; 12
For warded- by, ail, dree , texpenee,-obi receipt iof
"thetiente7 Of wledom, 'health, isid j eocrisiniay to,'Slysty
ll
femy!tharshall•pneehaiiiiViall MO/ 01k
EV *4I4 I OPMWOI t A A ND C IOI PIAWIt ', 1111 4 1 2Nr -
SS%
instrtictiosiirro all ~elieiei:lbe
*sneertin g their beehives according to law, with' kigeliferms
- for driq•log the, yarlotpt rieretTary.knere,,oowctfct_,ther,t
withV - hy 'PRANK 1:11.0iBir; Belt, Member of Abe,
.BarA , BB4'pegge, 12mo. 'An "elitirelynxiiii v6ile off Wile&
doSet,`Adapted to the wants' Of every , °Maori of the' United
Foiivaided, free'd'ezienis, oii . roidpj of price, $1.6.
' The abovabooka are all on good paper; in a 'clear and opea
typo,Aro.all illoctrated,,,well ,bound, and aciaotod , to the
e ivaata of faniiNa eiery where. School
iiied,'Yaiing e'en fide
the country, and others;,aristang-a . profitable. business;
'should aecure 4 ap asonoy at once, ;Thoy, will Sod, the .books
iery'phiptbar, and on tarina that cannot tail to pay. as*
rieni4d Canvaiieie are thiktlarilirleluVited . tk; 'Sive .06.1 ist
an examination: TO those.:wrbo•ean don thorough bruilmisig
liberal arrangoopoto,wilk beraoda to, golkoth or Weat.• Ap
ply to or addresa
- • JOBil 16 , 014i1R; Publiaber,
dell -ly :e.. . do. 6l7lflaniunn St.;•PbibuiL: Pa
- . .
works are pent to finbecribembViiily
-.) W o k
of t.he country (upon eboollpt'of Eon Or ette
preen, piepatc4 • •
* ASE'OeldOlYtiitrzoitOftotti
A p2pplar DNtionary, of,Genoraljt powledge.:,...lldited,hy .
• George . 11101ey and `Charlia • lieits;aidedby a iiitherone
*oleos corps ,
"Liteotufe. indo•werk is,being -published Fireabont inirga
netavo„volEr_otm,, es it ooutakkAgg ,760„twg-eolamn,spageit;
r 1.71.114 add V., are now ?wadi, eichcontaPti
noarl2,6ooslfigiituil mFtleled . 'An additiona l iolntao
cson:heshont three months. ' • • ' ,•
PTV" in Ploth,.s3.oo;,Etheep, 4alf,hforo., $4.00;.
4210; each. • '
The NowlAlsairlaintoj , clbpadlile withat'belni
leserged init; riot Tedanticpc:orrigreh'enslwe 'bat!
aaffigqtently: Sme,,,,from,,,porsonal...pjqnniand,,pa;ty !
rftoh 'and' yet aciinrate; It lea completo state
mongol' air tkab Is knowtongion , e - #6,7 lmPorta ,it topic with',,
iu the cope fihnmanAtitelligeumo •illvery; iMpoitint
cle in it lose been spacWly,lrritten for taiatages, by men
,who 'Atl i . 'fides Upon 'the tiipfce 'Of Vidal, they rpeik.
‘..ThaT'arebrogr.irid brlng`thessilijeci np'fo l iSe'prabof:
moment- 4 4g ;Mats inst;how,it standat el ow: All 'the' etsittetf••
oal In fcirmet;on is from the latept repsr,tl;.,the,gocsrraphical.
, neonate' aailp Pada' irith tfitilitnet,`explorations;' hhioricil
fmattersinelnde - the freetiOnt dbet , srlewis'f' tillbf6grapbteal'
.notices,not, only,,apeak,of ,fhas..deadpinet,
,It is . r , 1 r 4.,1
11NT 0 THE F. "EIPLTES tOF• 0021-'
Beir , Y:il 7 14 tam '. 4111 ,0flbif ited. Mttel — , fro — Bkfto,
'the radsirai s 'Cougierie in 'l7B9 to 18015.
Ited•eind compiled' by *Ron, Medias if. Bentoli;frOm'thec
a1c 1 14 1 14 0 4.13 111 ct.o o nglApeo .41 .1 • • 4
Tbe . wort 11 be convlstekinaq malopfaxo l eolumes of
750 . paWe1e12,1 of wiii6h aril - 'now ready., A a ad ditional i
three — Moodie; '
euin .010ih,43.0*;-Lorr flail id or:, si'.ool
Half Cop, 4.60 each. . • • ,
Nayraf Pi: '° d ; rig":
'Font's efut l 'o, io"nr, an 'And '
he prigs Af fpnr kootte,
d fiwiloopfie it' "reinftfei J a . .exPenee f or
' l 2 l frriallat PrlqrAefttecithecribem, eleven ooPleallo cloth Will
sent Stour °KP°PiCiff • .
THIRTY YEARS' VIEW:
! .or smigitiirtribenre3rirWEritilffernOW'ocllMP
i IoT Years, from 182* to 1850, Chiefly taken
`troth the Congress-Debates; the priyate; napery of - General'
Zacksen, and the speeches of Ex• Senator Benton, with his
actual view of memlntallairti with. Historicalaletee and
Illustrations, and some lakes of.eininent deceased eon.
Iterupciraries. By Hon. Thalia H: Binfois.
Cou4plete.bqyroffolumeii royeZwicif &bolt 750 lager ,
' e ach.. 1... X. 1 .,
•1 Price, in Cloth, pa); Sheep, 6 . 00 :4TF1F*Pr7, 7 4X 1 • , !
' CYCLOPEDIA OP WIT min) HUMOR :
:r Of America, ireland,-Seetleud„raidUlathiSig.; •
.E. kiiirton. Comedian, ~.I;mhelishof OltiOitweida
hundred eograiirigii from'otiginal dieigink,iind 24 portraits'
on steel.,,,,9omplgte. in two large vdiumes, - .
Fria,. 01,09tii, 62.90;. : 8heep, 8 00 ; •Half.. Calf, 10.00.
it
-' 4- All/ERICAN' ELOQUENCE:,
•A.Clatiection a the Speeches and Addresses of thivinott;
enlinent Orators k o_f Averio4opitl . J3lognsphicalOketches,
in lllnetrative'Nbtie.
oßi Frank Moore. Completein two
ni
Tolotelroyaboc,479o,l, ,I..Peteet,plabe portnuts. rl.
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moderate meane.. The itnpmerita.t colteista in it ciiniplete
change., in, ' what is . called stIie,SCALLE., .; being: sj radical
change t4roughimit tbo entire,
All the, Planar now handtrmi s theesine WITH.
OUTJTHE IMPROVEMENTS ANNOTINOMD• ASOVS, 4111-
.be 511.4 OP , ^ ••• •••• • •i 7'.: "1,
7 DIJ3OOIINT OF I'FBN FBIL' CENT. '.- • •••
The ee of the pee , ;sealeilk:titA . „ De from
taso 1300.• aid of the 'PooPsyex= 7,e
77'7 .„,- • tt
' , Tr
j7oojaocordbig.to the style of e
.1 The subgicriber has also,tketixchisise aglow fliibilc i elky.
for wile of
• ' 1 MASON lc -HAN L
NelijorfOns and Organ armoninms.
The Melodeons sod Organ Harnieninens of Mason , &
Remlin are pronounced superior to all others by Doctor Lowell *axon; by Wilton Mason, the celebrated Organist
of Dr. Alexander's church, New York Vby. Tbalberg. the:
worlikrenowned PianiltOiy.George I.„Vebb,,Qustsee Sat
tar, and nearly all the distinguished artists arid ninslcal
celebrities of the coluitri. 'They havelreifelvid l thec ' •
FIRST 'I4E'DALS:
. •
ae erfay,exbibiticu, over 831s , qmpatitorn. • ,
Thei.prices of Mew& and xasWii . &l4o44iequil iitußprgiin
Harlioniningiire ", • - • -
Octave portable Melodians, . . s Bp6 op. ", - - -
" Denbleared Portable, - - 123
5 " Plano-Style Melodeons, - - ' l lO6 v t
5.• • " L "' Double-Reed, 150. ,
Ormt.ll4kriconinrus, with 4 stops, 300,
." 8 350
"' 8 " and .
Pedals, 40)
A liberal discount to churches, and wholesale purchasers
For sale only by ; JOHN 'H. 'MELLOR,
Sole Agentfor .Cbkkering & itbnis Pistkit, and
&Nam & Handin's klekodeens and Organ HormonitMt
fe.213•1y '"Nolo Ell Wood St., Plttatnrith.
• TOIEIeN . .icißic ipAL,_TRICK• •
op ATTORNETUIND 7 Cuu.II'SRLOIIg.42. .141 k, '••••
find 801,1012',0,R ANAILANOERY.••3; •*. ••• us •11
IFtT (itrfae N 0.138 nurtli . fitrioMiO ••
tdoOr 0041migi .
nett EtTeet, Pittsburgh, . ••
ipS
IIF • SMITW aunteauoirr . vataiF;
tees rkst retntlenOnt threELirrr:lltires,-iyallijit,4oßß
ceiving SPRING 1709/1 Of ' I '•' ,
Cloths, Cassimere?; Vestings and CoaiT . pgs,
of every variety and style , adaptid to the beet
CITY AND.. COUNTRY. TRADE,.
,hich pm be made tip to order, with promptnese and Mw
aut • and at rates an low al any otheroatitbliab-•
i.tent in the oity. • ' '• mita ly • '
• •
DRAPER AND I TA I R
• NO. 62 sr C'Llia STREET
•• a
.1 t; - , PrigriS BITS . ° El, PRN NIV,;',
l e as Jastietarnettflonkheasatorn Cities, and-, iwnow res,
iring.his.Spr e izig, stock of, Clothe, Canaimeres, , Veetinga.
rsind Coatings, of every fatiety iind'atyle, *dental, to"ttie b-at
fity and country trade; WWichtwlll De made 4i° ordsr with:
-; t omptness and dispatch, and at rates as low as lit any
esta blishinewt„irk the city.. 7 1 ma,ll7Ay
. P.WiDDIAMS, • • -
'1641. WAVLE PIO SP.E;—'ll4+llOL .
3 BALE AND. JOELNSTOD,"
4 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh, (nearly opposite the CIL •
.1 w House,) have just opened a very choice. selection
' GREEN AND
f the latest Importati ons. BLACK TEAS,
, i 1 .9,44 0 ,1JAPRA',.-4/0). OLD GOVERNMENT. JA V 6 'CO)
. . PEES,
or
yGilearie;Oubi; Cotritii,pitishedand Pulverized Sugars,
1 kw / 11406-Flottr, 'Petri andrOorn• Starch, Parini, YeaS t Pow.
`. • 'PM liaMeMPeli Vermicelli, Cocoa; Emma, Extra:NO.l, ant •
'bleed Chocolate, Ppre Ground Spices. Castile, Alroond,r
, ; Germa'n Soaps. Sup. earbonatiiid
gala pOrtaniMariantAtsttrit Finis Table Salt ;•Turie Extritetil
Talon and Vanilla; Star, Mould. and Dipped Candles Atar:
•,;. 44:hired siEfams.4 Dried Deer; Water, Buttei!, Egger : am
~3 CtickerlfrßorektitellYsTits,'Fo., Lc. ~„`;
- Thlirldock.baabeitia•pilibrued for 018HW:id will broisil
tto th e Trade, and also to Faminoe, at very moderato ad
• 410e4, from whom we reepectfully Bo l en a share of patron..
:e.
onATING FIIgD
NATIONAL WOBTY ThlaBT 03MPANT.
CSABTiBYL BY . TU !STATE op
PENNSY LVANIA.
RULES.
L larg e o Mon r
small. received every day, and any amount
dayit
2. FIVE PER GENT. interest is paid for mo ney from the
is put in.
3.. The money Is always paid back in GOLD, w henever it
le called for, and without notice.
• 4. Money is received from Executors, AdMiciritotts,..
Guardians, and others, who desire to have it in a pisse - ,q
•
perfect safety, and where interest an be obtained for it.
5. The
REAL ESTATE,M money ORTG AGES, received form depositore is invested(tech in
GROUND RENTS, and
other Brat chum securities as the Charter directs.
6. OFFICE HOURS—Every day from 9 till 5 o'clock, end
on Mondays arid Thursdays till 8 o'clock in the evening.
• HON. JUNKY I. BENNER, Preside nt .
. . ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WAWA „T. Bun. Secretary.
01170.8: Walnut Street, Booth-West Corner of
Thlrit Stre'it, Philadelphia Ja23.ir
PITTSII I I:7R9IFI WATER CORM ESTAIIe
• LISIIMENT—Located at Maysville Station, on the
,Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad, and Ohio,
River, ten miles West of the City._ This institution com
bines superior advantages, forllie successful treatmentand
complete cure or disease. We would especially invite the
attention of Amities who have Buffered for years, and have
'almost:deifiraired'nf el;er• finding relief. to our establish.
ment. , We can recommend-this Institution to female suffer
ere wi,th great confidence, as in our long experience In
diseaseipootiliar to tboit'oei, we have had an almost uni.
Ririe rumness. We will gladly give any furtherinformation
.to those who desire it.. Address Box 1304, Pittsburgh, Pa,
aP2,4lf H. DREAD/3, M. D., Physicians.
4 .13. C II B. CHILL Ir S
. •
;•BPECIFICS FOR CONSUMPTION,
SYRUP OF THE lIYPOPHOSPHITES,
=
'Opposed of the Hypophosphites of Lime
Soda, Potassa, and Iron,
These lamed'', were brought to notice by Dr. John
Francis Churchill, an eminent physician of Dublin, and
have attracted much attention from ;he medical profewrion.
To give a general idea of their trtion, we make the follow.
ing extract° from Dr. Churchill's Parer " On the Proximate
Vanes and. Specific Remedy of Tnbermileshi," read before
She, A cideiny of Medicine,Paris, Ju1y , 1857. Says Dr.
'"The,total number ocapee of Phthisis treated by me
amount:a to thirty-eve., Alf were either In the second or
thfid stages of the complaint; that la, they had either
softened tubercles or cavities in the lunge : of Diem, nine
recovered completely, the physical signs of the disease dis
appearing altogether in eight out of that number; eleven
improved considerably, and fourteen died. The results
will be found to Justify the following conclusions :
"The proximate cause, or at all events an essential ccu
dition of the tubercular diathesis. is the decrease in the
eyetem of the phosphorite Which it contains In an oxygen,
'sable state.
"The epeeist remedy of. the dleesee conabits ie the we
C balm h Pa nt °, 7l fstl72:7l',' u°," l llgdtirhece directly ‘.°l4l si ti art
and - at the same time at tt;loyrest possible degree of oxy
dation.
1 4 .,The effects of these salts upon th e tubercular diathesis
is bninedbite ; all the general symptoms of the disease dis
appearing wits. a rapidity which is really marvelous. If
the pathological deposit produced by the dyscracy is of re
cent formation, if softening has only just set in, and does
not proceed too rapidly,the tuberclec are re-abisarbed and
disappear. When the softening bag attained a certala de
gree, it sometimes continues in spite of the treatment; and
the issue of the disease then depends upon an anatomical
'condition of the local lesion, on its extent, and upon the
,eiletence or non-existence of complications. I have made
numerous attempts to modify the local condition of the
lungs by the inhalation of different substances, but have
new obtained any satishictory result independent or what
wee to be attributed to the specific treatment. The Hypo.
Isz i phites are Certain prophylactics against tubercular
The physiological efecte show these preparaHone to
hiVe a two -fold action; on the one band they increase the
pitinciple; whatever that may be, .which constitutes ner
.VOris forts, and on the other, they elevate the tone of the
several functions concerned in alimentation and nutrition.
.They seem to possess, in the highest degree, all the them.
poutical properties forinerly attributed by different ob
servers to phosphorus itself, without any of the danger
which-attends the use of that substance. The different
preparations of Hypopbospoorus acid will undoubtedly
occupy one Of the m"st imprrtant places in the Mated;
Medial."
:The success of this treatment being so mach in advance
of anything beibre attained in the management of this
heratoftine almost incurable disease, calls for a thorough
testing of these remedial. With this view, the combination
here offered in the form of Syrup has been made.
•, The heneffeial, effects of these Salts are not limited to
Consumption alone • they are appropriate remedies in a
large rises of affeclions reenitisi fr'em law of nervous
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, deb . , ed condltioneof
lack of vital. action in ten, and where the osseous
.system iii defective. ~t erstanding the chemical nature
of there Salta , physicians will he enabled to use them in s
large:class cf. diewseee where they seem to be indicated.
WlDave every advantage is manefiscturing time era.
'hies. The Dry Salta we Dave been engaged in mannfae.
spring largely since they were Slat brought 'to notice, and
we know them to be strictly reliable. The Syrup is a rem
lination of the Salts, containing a little over five grains to
i
the„teoOonful, and is the most pleasant form for taking
Thoiarge demand tor this article has induced us to fix it
as low as e reasonable profit will permit. We pack it with
o that it. will go,safelv and all orders will receive
prompt attention. PricUt our ounce bottles, 60 fonts;
eight ounce bottles;$1:00 ; pint'Vottles, $1.50, or four for
five dollars- liberal discount made.to the trade.
AV..:T. M. GORDON L.BROTHRII,
Manufacturing Chemicti and Ploniseentiets,
. N.E. cor. Wellterri.ROW ands3llll w i i i iamL 3tnet,
. 132k19-ly 0
RMAS WINSLOW,
An expo:rimed Nnz oe and Female Phyllehm, pro
drat," tits **Woo of =thus, her
01 1 .11 I N SYRUP ,
, .:•.
For Children Teething,
whinAgniody ..— facilitates the.proeeee of teething, by softer
reducing all inflaromation—will allay - ALL
'PLUIPasi odio action, and le
. RUBE TO REGULATE TEE BOWELS.
and Depend upon mothers, it will, give root to y 011111411%,
'
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAN'TS.
" We -have put up and sold - Übe article forever ten yearlii
• end,cep „my, in omeinnessa Nand TRUTH of it, what ws
'hive never been able to ay ',of any other medicine_neT.
ler,tiur ft 'FAILED, In a sin "' gie instance to EFFECT A
tiMas when timely used ;never never did we know an In
liana of dissatisfaction. by ....any one who need it. On the
contrary,. sill. are delighted V" with its operations, and
speak in " t arns 'of highest go eonunendation of tte magical
. effects and bundles] virtue. We speak in this matter
"what we do know " after ten years' experience, and
pledge our reputation for el the fulfillment of what we
here deelnria. In almost ev ery instance where the in
fant in: suffering from pain Pre and exhumation relief will
be found In fifteen or twenty sa minutes a ft er tie eyrup is
administered.
This valuable proparitiaritil le the prescription of one of
the most I EXPERIENCED E.jitid SHILIeffiILNURSES in
New. Fogland, indium, been used with nevenfailing sue
cast in • • .
,• " THOUSANDS o_oF CASES.
It not orgy l'afoaelf the act'cbikl from yisiin, but 'orison ,
atemthentomacti and bowels;' correrte abidtty, and gives
lona anekenergy to the whole system. , It will almost
stemereline _
''. 02 4 .
ItTPINEt IN' TIE' BOWELS, AND
W INICOLIC,
and 'overcome couvuldions:,.% which, if not speedily rem
edied; -end in deeth. WO be Ilea it the'beat and serest
remedy in the world, in all Amine of DYSENTERY AND
DIARRHEA IN CHIL I° DREN, whether it arises
from tattling, or from any other arum. We would say
to every mother ilia. has 1114 - ehild emffering from any
the foregoing complaints— 1 do not let your prejudices,
nor the. prejudkes of others, stand between your suffer
ing child end the relief that IX will be
,BUlLE—yee, ABSO
LUTELY 11111 M—to • follow tbe•nsii of this medicine, if
timely Gaul Fall directions for . tieing will accompany
each„bottle.. None genuine -unless the fac-erimile of CUR
TLS 'PERKINS, New tg l York, is on the outside wrap
' '
I
Sold by Draggles through P 1 out the
•
Principti Office, No.
' ,.1.3,,,,„..eftef#,Few York.
fel9 ly. -• • '— •
M'LANE'S
vE
PILLS,
cam
ff l i) - 10:i4s . or Liver Complaint,'
.DYSPEPSIA AND. a(ME :HEADACHL
' S. yjnpto . ins : of a Diseited Liver.
irIN in ;the right side, under the edge of
e ribs, increase on pressure; sometimes
pin is in the left 'side; the, patient is
raieWable to 'lie on the left 'side • sometimes
...1:6;,,Pn is under the sho u lder blade,
and : it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a
. 4 rhetunatisin -in the arm. The 'stomach is
afreited with lois of appetite
. .ind sickness,
,thelsowels in general are costive, sometimes
tithintatitie with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied 'with a dull, heavy
- "sensation in the back putt There is gene
'rally 'a, ccinsiderable loss - "iiif memory, accom-
AlPaniFd with a pahiful sensation of having
elefttundone something -which ought to have
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains
" of weariness and debility; he is easily startled,
his feet are-cold or burning, and he com
plains of a ; prickly sensation of the skin;
his slits are low; and although he is satis
fteattiat exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude
.enough' to try' it. In fact, 'he distrusts every
-Ireiriedy. Several of the above symptoms
qattend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of-them existed, yet examination
' - 'of 'the boay' . .after ' death , has shown the
LtviQtiCo hiiiibein extensively deranged.
."''..AG:I7E, AND FEVER.
412httwPiniawes Livz PILLS, IN C.ASES or
AddE Oil Resrea., What taken with Quinine,
ireTaiidictive of thi'MOst happy results. No
better catikaitic, can be used, preparatory to,
,
.or.after taking, 41ininc.. We would advise
all: ho .are• afflicted. with this disease to give
'them 'A FAIR TRIAL. .
=NNE
FLEMING BROS., Prmaintan, PA.
P: Deakin and Physicians ordering from others Mu
Pleming Bros, will do well to write their orders dietinctilr
'nod take none but Dr. Miaow's, prepared by F70w17
PittitrerrgA„,PtC Toll:woe wilbing to gin them •
'''trial; we Will %forwird' - per non, paot peld,"to any pert or
00Wtane& Rata , one boxof•Pll3a far twolvo tbro,oent
portion" swps, or on viol of Vermifoge ker fourteen
tdune-oin . t stealer. AU orders 'front Canada' omit be so
oompanted.lby twenty ornate extra. . •
iflold by all retpacdabla Dnaigirta, &tut (kraatry Ilktrs
ilimpers
illy.
cum
MEDICAL.
CELEBRATED
PO TEM OMR OP
Addles all orders to