fortiß. gDtites.
NIUSTIANITY IN THE FIRST -CENTURY;
.64 or Till. Sobtil Lutz or
• }fix Tibial:halt THY OF CITRIEITIANITY.
Chr. Hoffman, Inspector of the Evangelical
...School in Stilint, near 14idorigibUrg, Trausla'-
tea* from the German. Pp. 294. Edinburgh :
T. I T., C/Frk...PhilOclphia: Smith, English
.
Co. :SY/Union/. 'lBO.
This Fvohitiiti co - alias oi l ' a series of able lec
tures en-the raial and political effects of Chris
tianity in tirseVentniy of the Chrlititin eta.
The geriefil latiti is the one on which Neander so
greatly deliglif.a:ffirdiiell, that personal union of
the belie with• Christ is the great centre from
vihich Chrligian ilia strikes out, assimilating all
the various'elements with which it comes in con
tact. Thus a new social impulse is created, which
without breaking down politically the inequalities
of society, changes them to the religious benefit
of mankind. And Whilst all the partial evils of
the world may not be difectly attacked by name,
that life is awakened,' and that new power , is
aroused, by which they will bo eventually alto
gether deattoyed: This' principle is maintained
by a stietii, aria)* of historiCal evidence, the ap
plication of Which is carried out with much force
and beauty.
The author writes with much earnestness and
Christian feeling. Hoitedet,itis lint proper thetWs
should saythat he treats the.writers of , the Bible iis
inspired; fatherthdhihbVtitinsrs: Adeorditig to
the opinion of Inqiiration, held by the American
Churches generally; thistisiin error.
In the unifier ofehnrch government, whilo'his
vie' s' differ Widely from our own, he gives but
little aid and comfort to the assumptions of IBA
C /lurch' 4;ilrepacy. He maintains that Episopa
cy was not of Divine appointment, butt iisiiinitti
tuted by the Apostles as the befit Mallet& by
which the .contest against Paganism could' be
waged. The first organization of the Church
Was that.tif the family ; the second, that of a
u.
community in,.whieh the several Apostles had
equal rlghtik.governing the society as a council
of brOthers. - Then came Episcopacy as a mis
sionary agency.
Altogether. this work is one that will be highly
prized Wall reflecting minds, that delight in tra
cing the outworkings of Christianity• upon the
social, intellectual, and political relations of
men.
MEMOIR' OF THE DUCHESS OF ORLBANS.
By the Marquess De H—. Together with
Biographical Souvenirs and. Original Letters,
Collected by Prof. G. H. De Schubert. Trans
' latad frOni the French. Pp. 891. Price $1.00:
Now York : Charles Scribner. Pittsburgh :
Johri S. Dlttrison. 1860.
•
'The Duchess of Orleans was the wife of the
Duke of Orleans, oldest son of Louis Philippe;
who was killed by beintthrowhfromhis Ferriage
in YeAls. LlTer 136, the, .liliti-of-l'ai•rs; - eras heir
to' the crown of France, but lost all by the reCo
lotion of 1848. This noble woman shared in all
the vicissitudes and trials of the family of her
husbadd detiblting a most lovely life, passed
in the very highest places of European society,
and oonnected with some of the most• remarkable
events of the present century. There arc butTeii .
More beautiful delineations to be met with any
where, of 'character, as a daughter; a wife, is
mother; and - e, Christian woman.
JAIatTgLINt•PASCA'L ; or, A Ghtstrsc or Co*
N'EDit I.ttis si riow ROTA L. From the Friiiich
orkl. Victor Cousin, N. Prosper Faugerarld.
• Vihet, and other sources. Translated brit:7
N. With an ,Introdietion by W. B.
D.D. pp.'Bla. NOV York: Robert Carter 4-
1 5 itisbUrgh : Wm. S. Reistaul. 1860.
The name of Peseta le one .61 . the formiost
oite`t, ye wits . one of the profotindiitSt,
thinkers, and•one of the ablest controversialist&
In his tittickB upon skepticism, ho bore down all.
before Min, Slid his Provincial Letters gave'
Jesuitism w stab from which it never recovered.
Kiiidred in genint to him, as she was most
ellskelY united in affetion, was his sister, Jaque
rasctil, the history of whose life lies in the
itduinh before us. The introduction by Dr. Wil
liams is distinguished by the gracefulness that
ohaAeterizes all tho productions of his pen;
while the histdiji itiivniiii the struggles of a high;.
ly •gilied• mind, and pure heart, against the
&bomb:ratio:ins:6f s Cht&ch with idhieh she
connected, and the 'enthett efforts put forth to
refottethe:srbilly to conVeriV life iii
her day. Dike her brother; Jaqiielide Pascal was
a devout Jansenist, and like him she sought to
graft; after the manner of the Jansenists, the
doctrines of grace as Augustine had so mightily
and effectively presented them, upon the accu
mulated traditions and inventions of successive
of.titdrihs ih the Romish Church. But Rollie
would not accept these truths, attUrejected and
spurned their advocates.
The book is fresh, instructive, 'ailittiiiitert - aiti; .
ing. The translator has done his part admirably.
i( I.; ) ' •
MAMMA'S LESSONS § A,BOUT JESUS. By A
Mother. Pp.' 200: Pliiiidelptifi: William S.
4. Alfred Martian. Plitabagh Jean S. Davi.:
Thii little book was originally prepaied by the
author.aa• 'Bible .Legeeds fbi ehildten.
They ::o consist, of a aeries of lessons upon. the
priimpai edeitts'in the life of our Saviour, from
tho' Islabger at Beibleharn, to his Ascension.
The design has been admiral:4y executed.- The
book is worthy of X Plaie at every family fire-
aide wliellajtieriVare claldreir, lb be educated in
the knowledge of Chlkst.
THE M&RTYRS' OF TIIE DITITINY; aft,
TIIIALIS AND TIIIIMPHSpr CUAISTIANS IC TI[D
SEPOOtiliilfiZlOß)l2r t *ink; With. iti . Intro-
dilation by the Rec. john jenkins, D. D. Pp.
284. Philadelphia: Piesbitterian Publication
4 "CaNifittia' .. .e. 1860.
. .
ti c rieat Ifttlirvelaree ittatted by the Phb
licati?n Committee of our New School brethren,
(let deserves a wide circulation in the libiariea.
of Sabbath ; Sohools and in Clirfrititin:
The nittarialer•are mostly:taken from the ailratim- .:
mitaite ih 'the Indi=on'ltebeilftin,hlk
fheeifite.; • Ifittetta Owen; ' the "Martyr Mieelori
eriebisirer. Air; Mash; and, .....isroehs '
. . • ~
oyouclat;" The object is to the.
strength, and beauty of Christian cbarieter.
Siettlihe severest trials, and to •show to all, the
Mkt Offline& 'and "eihiranee otaivieleitilin
loos; therreality and depth of... Mitch• lie:Vele*
I often derided by skepthisi and prot4lY
igMbeed; it tittle's, 'by belie.ieitt.
ton has 'been: Well date; and We' eat' ere it orir
commendation to Sabbath:Bchools and
*allies. . . • .
logortittticns. zira'aifirt: The mity
nutttlftf fir at With theitistriairomptitude, and
• the same-life and variety as. before. The present
number has no less than twenty-one articles, and
the usual Literary, ittideso and the Editor's
Table, which ivaliritys first i : eadtthinigh,. placed
'last. • (
tO Pat.
"I Don't Love Von . Now, Mother."
t. many years .iigco, 7 -tlnew a lady.
'who had been sick for tir•o *yeart, as yeti
have seenmany a .one, alEthe:Cldtfie slowly
arorwifirconsumption. 81111044 btu, one
e if -1-i'lrttle boy. ,
• One-afternoon; I was sitting brirer bedl
siag;lbi Heitilt I laid *Mr,
with an ashingihearti it-seemed es though
shestditild 'cough lift f : littl eße
boy Henry sat, too, at the • •poft of the-bed,
his blue eyek so like- heris, filling with tears
to s€e her suffer
ohiigh — 'n'eased. Hettni ' ate,' init.' his
arms roUnd his •inotlierlelatil&-nestleikbli
beerd 2 ' his mother's
_bosom, and said,
" Mother ) , I-do love you ;• I. wish. ymi watift.
- •
sAitaieW,b,tei-, the same loiiiiii;tltid4Z3l6l.
bdr mad in; a grow, ustanipihg the, anon
cs " Oh mother, niai Igo* 'Meet
ing/ it is so nice—Ed and Charlie, are gp
We' &i;19;. ft et ejt," *AY' lid a 'We IE-o
they, "the ice is not hard enough yd."
"But mother," very pettishly said the boi,
" you are sic all the time ; how do you
know ?" "My child, you must obey me,"
gently said the mother. "It is too bad,"
angrily sobbed the boY, who, an heir ago,
had' so loved - his mother: lOW 1110 to
have mylittle boy • go," said' hie mother,
looking sadly at the little boy's face, all
covered with frowns; "you said you , loved
me; be good." "No, I don't l'ove you now,
mother," said the boy, going out and slam
ming the door:
Again the frightful coughing dame upon
her, and 'we*.thonght no. more of the boy,
after the cough &miriade:ed.' I noticed
tears failing thick upon her pillow, but:she
sank from eihanition into &lightish:lBP.
Ina little while- muffled steps of merea
feet were heard coming intothe .house, as
though carrying something . ; and they were
carrying the almost lifeless body of Henry.
Angrily he had left his niother, then
gone to skate—disobeyed her, and, then bX O 7
ken through the thin ice—sank under the
water, and new saved by a great effort; was
brought home barely alive, to his sick me ,
ther.
=I
I closed the doors, feeling more 'danger
for her life than the child's, and coming
softly in, drew back the curt ains from: the
bed. fiLheard them—it is ilenry;• Oh I
kne*lie wenb—is he dead ?" But she ne4
ver seemed ts.hear the answer'l gave, tell='
ing, "Oh no." She commenced coughing
sgouy—itiangled to. deat..4-.
The :poor mother; the boy's disobedience
killed her. :
After a cottple .of hours, I sought the
boy's •rbikii:f " 'Ash • I hid' tick told
mother I did nbereirinleir.Pge-morrow
tell het
. If6W I do , " said the child,:iiebbing
pitifully. My hart ached; to-morrow I
knew we tpust-telthim she was dead. • We
did not, till ifie Child . came fully• into .the
roma; cryint "Mother, I do love 'yams'
Ohl may I never again see agony like that
child's, as the lips. he- kissed gave back no
kiss:---as the hind he took fell lifelessly from
his hand, instead of shaking •his hand as it
alwayS had, and the bOy knew slie was
dead. • • • • "
"Mother, I do love you rich;
long he , sobbed and cried. 0:04 •mother,
mother, forgive me." Then he would not
leave his mother. " Speak to me, mother,"
bit she could never speak again, and-he—
the last words she hid ever hcardliiik saY,
were, " Mother, 1 don?t love you now."
That' boy's whole life was changed*; Sober
and sad he was ever after: Beis.now a
gray-haired old man; with one sorrow ever
his, one act of disobedience, one 'Wrong
word, embittering , all his. life; with these
words ever ringing i n his ein4 "mothei-,' I
don't love,ritiviiow. , ,
Will the little ones who ` read this, re
member, if they disobey iheir motherOf
they are o:osif and naughty, they say-eve:y,
single .tune they do so, to a tender mothers
heart,oY.their actions, if not in 11'6 words
tleurytithe very same thing; "1: don't
hive you now, mether."— Western March . -
mum. •
Among`a- certain clags-of boys,
smoking and .chewing tohaeco are thought
to itp,t.ttiqqe4ionahle . requisites , to all, ,who
woUld' be 'crifiaiiidoted' 'Man*
ii.:feW days ago saw alaggedi pale
facedrisifTeni-lookingloy; aboiit nine yeaxS
old, puffing 'what was evidently - lie first
cigar. Ire 'stood leaning. against! a ;house;
his cheek drawn in, his eye s red and' war=
tery, countenance bearing the 'eipres=
Sion of nausea, and altogether looking as
though he was .resay to-repent of his fool 7
ish bargain. Several- other lads, .adaittle
older; stood around; encouraging
ionely awaiting the z -result of the experi
mlciitQ bity 1 0 :Eel iiroballi
thought it wo floe, manly he - was ,
learning, , instead of a• dirty, disgusting,.
and unhealthy habit, which Wilt prbvc,a
curse to him is long as be lives if not
broken tip; I can hardly believe he' would
have. endured the deathly nausea of that
first: cigar: with such p atience, mattyiclika!
had he suspected the real riattre of die pro.:
cess he was going through.
There- are other boys every! dar going
through the same initiatory' steps, .under
the same strange delusion. Some into
whose hands tliiS paper - will fall', may 'be
exposed to the same danger. To. such I
would say, beware how you acquire this
habit. Tfie use of !tobacco, whether by
chewing, smoking,. br. snuffing; is both a
physical and moral evil. It is' only. ovil,
and sill continually. The most Skillful
physicians in the World ha Ve testified:4N:
dangerous effects upon the ;system.
most • !eminent • men:, in the varichis-pther
W a lks .of life—cleigymen ,and teachers,
judges and lawyersonen
,ef•literatiut art;
seience, and morals—have. denounced -the
use of tobacco. as-one of the, greatest evils
of the day. It would be diffictiltdp find a
candid' and well-informed' who wonid
seriously .deny this position, so, 1011-estab
lished is the fact.
'ho Art of +Being Polite.
First and foremost, don't try: t t o , be -pa- '
lite: *ill Spoil ; ' • '
If yOu keep• overwhelming-your guesti:
withibeteatatiblie" entreaties: to Mkt *Oil
at kon;te, they , will,very soon_ begin to. with
they vi'erei th'erit. will,-very.
lildioitt . 'that
yon are happy to see them by your actions,
nct i ty,yoF n rgds.„,„ .
t Oliyi‘retdelbbdi -fio lit Asieslifillc-people
alone at. first ; it is the, only .way. •to set
them at their ease. ..Trying to draw them
out, has . sometivies,theApntany, .effeet of
driving tlieni`ou'forthe Atm. 1.4
Leading the eVitiOersation is a dangerous
experiment. • Better follow in its- wake;
and if aonlrstytrtxt.oNlear ssurself•tplalk
ers, .I§leVa • Mike a
fuss about anything—never talk"
yourself—and always preserve perfect- com
posure ::nly,glatterpnizat7soleeising;orrblun
ders ot hers 11'14 eoamit. .11Cikiiiii50:. that
it is a very foolish proceeding to lament
that you cannot offer to your guests a better
house, furn i tare?, or - Viands. • It
presume that their visit. is to you—not to
these surroundings.. Give people a pleas
ant -imp`ression of themselves; and they
will be - pretty sure to go , away. with a pleas
ant impression of your qualities.. On just
sleadei'yvhOele . as thoie the
,Nfthole
rie of sooliettittniot. It is •our - -business
then ta VekOliem;iti perfeet
der..7--gfe• IllAiteafe4 , , '
A entlemtur dafrghters; all' Of
whom he!.lirciught up :to some•respeetable
Occupation in 'life. These datightera mar
ried, one after another,-with the consent of
their father The fueet married a gentle
man by the name of Poor ; 'the second; a,
Mr. Littlej•the ! 'thiK, a, : Mr. *Short; the
fourth, a Mr. Brown.; and, the fifth,.a Air,
ttogg. At the wedding of the latter, he,r
siiten, with. their husbands, , were ' preserit,:i .
After the ceremonies of the' wedding- Wete•
over j the old - gentleman said to` Ate giteite,.
"I hive taken great pains • to educatirmy
liVedanglittris, that' they' might *4' l *A
their part in life, and, from their advantage
tindltiqOrOvelikents,, I fondly 'hoped they
would do honor to the family; and .1:
hull:12:0 4 an •My car*, Old upset
do oilioci'iiiined out. nOihing . hta a Aar,
Litqe, 4TOrti
"Ihii'matik-set right 111. - do4 to itir Many
by; ' btig'on the other hn - nd, onn'lti#:eflr
wrong may be the means of misleading . a
wholetneighborhood; and the same maybe
said q' A t he'eßample we inclididually'set to`
those -Around us. • •
The. Viet Cigar.
The. Wye Daughters:
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER4+PATIIR DA Y,r MAT;O::
! ' • :"
trtirg.
climate Centel.
WRITTEN SIIOUTLIFI III MM- Pi4B.
Flee from the eroridost#ll„to`.4Y!f?*4l,
Content with what thou haat,
.though. it . be
small;
To Maid brings hate—nor Icitertliiitei pursue
He who climbs high endangers many alell;'
Envy's shade that ever waits on fame,
And of the sun that rises it' will hide.
Trace not in life avast expansive scheme,
But be thy wishes to thy state allied. •
Bo mild to others—to :thyself severe— .
So truth shall shield thee, or from hurt or fear
Think not of bending all things to.thy will,.
Nor vainly hope that fortune;shall befrioixid . ;
%constant, she—but be thou constant still,
Whate'er betide, unto. an•honsst end. •
Yet needless dangers never•madli,briie,
Kick not thy naked foot agitinfirjagf.;:‘'!
Or from experience the solution crave; •••• • .•
If well and pitcher strive
Be likthy : own, as ;in thy neigh t begaparrsr,or
go tiitthshill - shieid thee, or from hurl or fear
.., , .
WheteVei:hripPens, happy in thy mind . . '.
Bet-thou; nor at di: L ib:it; in life repine ;
i
Ite.'sjiipes 1,41 illwhcr bosom is resigned,
ita way nor weather shall be•always fine. '
Beiddee;:'thy'heste'w•not,' here; ,a•jotirifey, this;--
l'A'pilgriii, thOik; ..then . hie thee on thy *ay
Look up to God, intent to heavenly blies;
. Take *hat;thi.*Oitt affords, 'OK: - ...... 68 Pay;
pert
13htutlinitat luattvant seek the enure hi lt sphere,
Soot;nili;ihaliadsleid . tiee,-,Orl : l34:l;intpx. ie l ii; ;
0 o 1,4 i: ) ....:v1::. , . '.. .. . 7,.: . • . , :. ; 114.1 t 1 q ..I
AgriatithraL
Pi r e*A. ll 4( 4 )t.e, l AM . 14"4 14. 4 4 :4:4 7 '
4dulittAsqlar the items give habit; 'dot
unni, this week.) • : •
lbw Mud Sadler:Asti
Illiislnestioircan . be answered prilrap 7
proximately. A table giving a' fixed inVii
riablequa.rititrwould'ofteirmisleud for the
reasons that quality ,- ",oft soill.thethod of cul
tivation, climate, and• locality, all vary the
certainty and manlier ot'greNttlO J Where)
for any reason, it is difficult AG:make 'Beet
" take," it may require an• additiOn , of . aa
much as twenty-five per cent ? or ppe Act
to the bushel. Again on vertrich land,
Where grain aioild'tiller ;eilibmottli;
the practice. to diminish the amormt:sewn.
With roots, onionti, etc:, Where
thinning. is practicable, it is advigable to
soer enough- allow for thiii.f ,ld
dividuat judgnient must be exercis!d
follovilng table shows ..the smaller and lifter
quantities usually allciiied.to the aaxe
Barley, 'broadcast, it to;; 2} bull els„.i
drills ' fto 1.3, bushels. Beans;.2
ele. Beets, 3 to 5 fbit;
bushels.. Carrots, 2 to 2} the. Corn,
(In di an,-) 1- .bush els .; Broinik'
to li- bushels'. Mai; for see:d;T'to • 1 M i kal
; filie4l4. 'to 24.. bushels: Grasses
Red Clover 4 111 to 1 16:1*; W)4skClover-*
to .8 lbs .; 'Age - Grass ( teuiltsliy,),:l6 'to 16
ilia.;, led to quirts ;,'
Graik 2,0 toil() ,lbs.; ~Timpthjr(Verde gligs#o
124,6 18,4tig: 11. 4m11; fee Sid;
for..flbori I.; ;to .11 bush:. lllil3et~ : I , to 14
'Atiffiiiird;:l l lr.to Ciatit i ,2` to.
Onlona t 4 , to: 5-= flrs. ' T'atenips;
to the. Peas;. - drills, 11 to 1. bush:;
broadcast, 2 to • 81. bcish z ,,sciordinficr the
size Of 'seed.
to 2 bush.' 7 .ll,i bush.;
breiidcast, 1 to 21ousb..Turn!paflf to 2flbs.
Wheat, in drills, 1 to' . IV ltilift.ll;tUdiiik.
11-to 2•1 - bushels. n "
Th Lim tear' . _
This 'probably,. the' best letunirnins
plant groini• in,enr- gardens.' Yt has a riCh;.
sweet, and '.britti(iy which 'can' be
compared to nothinglint itself.. In the•
neighborhood of - Aieft of bur large cities,
isailiralland. red acres are annually devoted,
to " this plant; so great a favorite' is it with
:every body; in season and out of season.
* Atait is easily raised.' Asthe Stuiimerit.
:the North. is a little• shortfor its full enjoy-
India, it to hurry itihrward iii Spring :
by a shovel or two of manure in each
hill, and raising the hill three•inches above
the iiir - 6tivaiwg , will hell) in 'giviig
•a - start: let the soil all aroundbel mellow
'nd Warm,- and the sittiatiOn bahmell. open
-I,trthe''`sun. • ?hint 'five sii beats to a
bill, and if all stark-414n- them out 'affer-
Wards to three or' four plants. Set the
ipeled in • the. center•of •the at the time
'of Planting. Oiiiewn.praetice.is to plant
in dia• onw bed - about two - feet Wide, by
the side of a cheap trellis. ei fraineouid,as
the groi, they are , -trained up• en
twine leaders. This et* '000:0 1 4.o light
and. air than When they wind together:upon
poles, gives. etronger -growth, and, hastent
their maturity. • When .the • •viies -• have
sevet,in *eight feethigli,ll4-Shotild
be „ 0 . 11 ; so' r al 3 .tO miibf 1 0 1 ; OW*
!and fuller:development' the .podsbelow.
Liquid Manure, or the Garden.
Every man who has a sink sponti. hass'ir
!fiiuntaiu of-,wealth at lit: baek.,door:. :Tha ,
MPlicao9•6l of liquid manure tP.AlO4Owa,"
may farms , yty be-At.some distance irr-the
!future, but guy ita i sfe , n garden s 1,0 . 0 1
ihas already come. A good many latioreray
li*CliaakitA AAA Villi4eol. atilt • , 1 6.4( 1 3r,
it, and finding it juststhe ,^'' • • `-
If. yon 'Wirer sipthing ibettc;,lsiiilpajudf
hogshead a foot or two; ipluur• 'garden, in,
the mat t convepient . mina; anSI . run: ,a lead
er from your sink,spont, into it. A water
!lug pot is -the best. thing to, put it on,with,
ibst:i . gst *TB essential.,... A 1 , old
. pail'snd
,kept t o o r the, , •annWer.
!Ifikeb;•thirphilits are well up, spy , lieu n to.
grow.. , zoeely, apply the li4pid' two or th:ree
:times ix week, - just at, ilight";.! It Lis iticer-'
'lent - far 'vegetables and' he small fruit's; and
itir'grapes and , pears, until :they begin bo
approach mat:p:ft It,putionly increases
i
'their size, hue mptoVeitbeiiliavor.
A Califtrnta, GAITS crop.
Trlekiii;
sends an l e st year's carrot
'crop on tlilißli t inatilandinn Reserve. Six
'acres of kiglit,4hdyloidn'wdr6 drills
eighteen . inches, apart; the seediOrittintii,n ,
:thickly; Old the 'plants' afteriirtitaAhl i iiiled.
: I Thelieldill,ppeared so large that the
pioduot . of One ners'IVSIT earefUlly weighed ;
the ;tops.. being - 'cut of close before' the
weighing:
. The reetilt was one'hundred
And one ttionEllid,i3iii hundred pounds, or
,nearly Aity-oies tons to. the crcre-1 Many' of
t)io 'carrots nie,tialired thirty inches: ;
length, and weighed . : es high . lati,"elevew
ixittads each. 3Ye.do not remember have
;seen so large a :yield reriorted. eltelyhere.
T. writes' iliat the Indians are .very
'fond .br carrots. ';
' Mflltifed properly prepared, are plant,:
'food. The greater the quantity manufac
tured and properly used, the more abund--
antthe return .troM the land. Every de
`oitying animal and vegetable substance on,
'the farm furnishes a.aupply. Weeds from,
the garden and the
. inadOdn, leaves from.
the forest, ninek-froit swianiaiind . sods from
'ploited ground;;.niiikOrilk trirppinips of
'animals, or eitoratedvaritteliOrwabbtege,
; Will,. if.. spriiiexiil We; : Ce~Eds ;; lie worked up;
43 4, 4) . : Pdrnh oit*r Thlta*Bv . 4td;!'illbriOing
Vie 'enriches—ttio Bave‘,
nukkei-add tti,critll. : that can be made availa
ble. • • '
Te••'PNTtet .Perked Irear:SpNing.
tlf. Wis.,
recommends.-to-iwist or.. wind • together a
few,ofliWanniller HMV's' above the fork,
whieli%!: in Oat, ,ip.tlice
tree ine6nies size; 'arid—faiii....i•nittrartil
brixoe'.' Ile 'dates that •lelfaii ittaiylrees
successfully treated in this 3panper.i. • We
have prevented...forked. tieSs.,..inelined" to
split, and • even , secured , those • that had
alrea.dy , coniineneed- ,to .by boring
thiough inch' anOr and iitiVin b o• in
st f rong smaller iron' bolt;
With a l head'ini, one end 'and it nut on'llie
other endisseven betLer. - The new growth
will soon covertheloin•or bolt
•
tOtli g ins it6.hti) by haste in plaudit.
Many 011,1tivetors turn over.t,he.and early,
aid . leave it until ilia graidfOoti'have Start:
pa,; #hkii,thkifonti r !" i# *at* and the
weather settled, the. field is ell harrowed;
which checks difi t :4ro*tli ; `of „grass and
Weeds, anil',rendaiii.. the 'after oultivatiojn
easier. Marking. out the. rows should be
done with 11. very light plow, or better, with
ii,Ailarkei : made 41 Eittip' scantling flAih
ine : eet;atr the right distance for the rows,
and two 'handles: like a . plow .to guide it:
The Whifiletre,e, ; * be attached by two
trace chains Fu3siugiastaples near the eiids
nf Aft. scantli,fig.,::',,Pseip furrows to - ree.i've
the seed remain wet a long time if much
rain , falisrinjuring,the ,, young grain or even
preventing germi ,ition. • - ✓
•••,,,, :4.r • ' ••• 4 't e":";
, t )1717" --- ;.' t 4"" -•
Plowing.—Mrich labor in after dnltnre
will be saved •by thorough plowing of seorn
R°4P&• ii§EF ,--tha ti, the, - s°l B,
syltr, ~otlterspee. the give mech
trontle,4,;:liep„thp .ploW out. of. wet ) 1.11 ' 1 4
until:dry-enough Awn , upi. without ,leav
ing • hardt• , lumpel whick-will be alulost as
riltelt . stones "thidtifeioiit . ",the'
OOPtiPil‘ef.9:o4 o qEi•t e liti' Peg' 'by more, WO :
st i g i 8 übsoiling„ may s Often •be
cheaply done - following in each Ili - row
with a light one , h rag R iowf
al'l. • "
Root Crops deserve more attention than
they arty yet receiving in this country.
Mangeb;Wurtzel and •Sugar Beets, Carrots
and Tittnifis'are - rOished by'stdek`whenfhd;
,
with hay, and promote ,theirthri4 by, keep
ing up their appetite; as well-as by the nu=
triment they contain. Sow carrot,
16e/oSr:done:"
nipp do better' iri 7 Tune: Try, at least
If any are to he painted this sensed,. it'
iirliefuir, ',4IOO,nW OA '
trier,. 411'mi Ain' ho 1311 1 1 k dries at too rapidly..
raApki,iiis . **; s itaferittle: , whYre : ietin:bi
done..!ln :Tereeting new outbnildin#,.pro
vide for
.the. introduction water ifide?
C4i4t, ferAitiSck; d : 'tun ,
alicoininodiiiiina
for' foi; • the ..Atqltif4dtarte iingt
Priiisn4iiiioli el s manure • •
Thooe'yho:Oinkof adorning 4:mfr #4T111 . 13 ‘
*Or o.;apiiii alon g the
sideiw l f!?1,4-1.,
f OhIth 4 FISOYPA I WF 9O Yr.. gi. P ni)
inistske:often -thide iittitnipting to. Plant:
out this beautiful' frielcir a Aide,
ittrstreirwratresnou'llrgeTtitartlfitlitire
grown in the ' thick woad": It is much
better to dig'flip'; 4;31 bizintlbst seedlings
from the wooliar / fieldi,ln \ dirive them the
benefit of nursery culture for two or three
YrOf 8 .;::. 11 . ; r : . • "' " • "1-
• *Reeadihtto'tlie - records of the Patent,
Office, there arewnolt. in this country not
farsrom oneAhowand4Boards , and Societies
consheoted latrt with agficur
tiiiir.leilie"SisieVriii York there are
ninety-fnur • In:
sliaqa,•seventy4esren-. Pennsylvania, Ohio, ,
nd lowweactivhave:tibont, seventy.
.1:1? • • _.. .
•ft:9 ;
; The, cret.of laccessial Farming.
: - 7 1444 1."(9 1 4 *3)0 1 4** 11 i l*i;*dortt44
to t :;•1110 #7,:to groW Doi;
toeith.at.othe , tropics; . nor • oranges,' and
bratia id' the pole: • • ' • •
fra ~• •
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LIFE AND 00IIRESPONDENCrOF BEY. DANIEL
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'Med; an elegnnt . iiiiiiiiimtlf 16111Miiitiet. niteligi be
, Erca•Voidepies v . ,••., • :
A urge rdseortmeut of ....,-; 0 > ~ .! :
. IM ,048.1fs m irit,w.‘ ii ~ • - -.
Ana
And the most desirable of
.... ,
.trOtrs. ' tp.rrpr -
, Eii.o..z mr lius.MAitirr.,. )(Mit AND ROMP , WEAR.
, tlieliteatitjfht:SlCNOWtiortqlotni'initetles of .. - .
>, ' ' ', . atiosP"sKar,ro,.,' • , -
W 1& froailMiqi? *to ft otilitgi; " inarlo-210
*. 7 *.:•11)11i B "• • • • •
Book, -and , Job Printer;
• stiATIDNMR, STEREOTYPER, : BLALNR DOOR' MIANI7-
: EACTDRER, and Dealer in AMERICAN AND FORE/OAV !
PAI'ERS, Corner of 3iorket and Second, and Wooic
Third Streets, Pitteburgh. . ; ;
Particular attention paid to printing Catalognee for Colleges
• atidlltirnlnAriel'i,:lirneitiihniCk, Dfploinsisi and; School Reports.
• inar3Di/y e - • • . •
• 'A" ' 'A' • • - • • S '. •
,nt
150,000 ,1101.:CS OP WALL PAPER,
ANID I E I 7;JERSM4IIFATIZAW.
Beautiful staipieMo r;44-' krt.! +.l ±! lipleudlillfelvet and o f
Handsome bill and chamber paten:La
Panels and columns for churches.
TIIOUSANDS of rolls at elren-penee, and thousands at
six. eight, or ten eentin•; - • • ••• • • • •
Window Cortrdm, plre-bottnl Prints, Tester&c.
Hor ado by; WALTER. P. NIA.DSIIA tops,
L,,
t:';• • ' it thb old stand; No. 87 ' Wood St., • Pittatrargh:
marl 7-42
•..•• • • • •
Wit. IL EttIinPATRIOK; JOHN F. KTRICPA l II4CL
Late or the him! or Late with' 6141001 e„ .."511er
petticklfflzer : XlipAgel.
WC:IL kaititiKeittlCK
Wholesale
4rocers,.
Foßlni•loo . 6 .)/ JrP4ectiritp,i
• • P.m's' furfteprAcTimEn•Alt74 - 0. , `
No. 2g 911bcitytt.,
WU head of
B'leo 'A
Particular Attention paid to dm ode of Country Produce.
ap3-ly
CATAHA.C7P..II444IEtnifer MACHINE.
.OZOTRLIVG, -AND LABOR -SAVED I
.111. tb ' • 111SEKtBP
IN . PENSAII. E, Ilt NNS:
The most simple, economical, and durable article ever
offered. to glepublic to alleviate the,tlisconiforts ! of Wiish-day.
.!' DBSCILESTION.- • -• .
It consista of a metal cylinder, with• rib s oath°
iaddo, and
in interior cylinder of wood, with rib's. There is a space of
from six to eight incheis‘ between'this two cylinders.. One
Crank turns both eylindeivat egiataneklusein oppolita dliec
tious, rapicily.creating a suds, torcing the. meter .through the
clothes;and effectually. renioving the dirt. The action of the
water do& the'vrork•talcklyolispenses entirelY•Witli riibbing;-
mid thus saves the wear of clothes.
• . . . • . JASIES.43..RODGRES,
• , 04 Josaie Alley, Ptdle., is Agent fur Pennsylvania.
SULLIVAN & HYATT, Pioprietoru,•
114 Beekman Street, New York.
8.-State and Connty Rights for sale, and purchasers
supplied with Machines g,....,zithoJesals mlibctill terms.
OA MaciiinO Isin operation by a lauhdrmis daily, at our
, Sale e, 439 Broadway. , marl7-3m
- -
NVE. 4?lYrileT.E, THE 'ATTJEN'r1 011 0
•
the puVrio to tlid POYLADELPtIik.
•
'Heisekeepbe Dry" . Goods Store, •
• Wien) mny.bo, found a t large assortment of MI kinds of Dry
Iftleas, required lh furnishing a house, thus saving the
trouble usually experienceddn huntinvisuch-articlee, in va
rious places. In consequence , of onr i givfng our. attention to
this kind of Stock; to the exEl6ll4it &LIZ 'andlancy goOds,
' We can.grurrantee Oui.pricewand • styleil to be the most - farora-•
ble:in the . ' • •
.N : LINEN: GOODS,.
we are, Mae figbre peifeet, satisfantl on, • being ,the , Oldcat Es.
tablishid .Lifeen l3tare in the Men and having i been for more
than' tat'enty years• regulgii—impottersli* skims of the 'brit
manufacturers in Ireland. We offer, also; a largo Mock of •
•-“/FILANNELS' AND IVRISLINS;'
or the pest qualitics fa be • obtained, and. stills very lowest
p#ces. Also, Blankets, Quilts,.Sheetings, Tickings, Damask
Table Clothe, Pi and'N'aiiklns, Towelling% Diapers, Ktickabteki,
Table and • ano Covers, Dcuilaiiks and Koreans; Lime mid
Muslin Curtains, Dimities, , Furititnin : Chintzes,' Window
Shfidipga,. JOAN .V. COWELL- & SON; .
S. corner'W: of Chestnut and Seventh Ste.
•
41804 t
SPRING STYLES FOR
• , • . . .
itlentlemen's ,Rrtari.3344.2lteni
In great variety; calibrating in put, it large and null MY
stoukbflaney BrentynnclEnglish!) ,
f .,CASOIMERESJ;•AND- COATINGS, . •
TOgether with as line nn assortment, of .Elack and Colored
CLOTIX.S' &ND NESTINGS, as the masinfuctorits of Europe
can prisbice;' , Sliith are adapted to the• viarits•of grntletiten' of
taste; whosipproclato style and unelity in clothing.
• ' • • SAMUEL .01.tAlt.&
:inarlo-1 No. 19 Tifth St.; Pittsburgh.
.. • ' •• •• . . . . •
SA.P4if:fl•yr.U.N 111;•. 1. • ,
i ' 7 lrAiroicis;wrenefrr: 21111gri AiIIiPAIVY,
Chartered by the State of Pariharrards.
r. ; • :' ....111TVES•ri •- :.i i-. 1. :. ,
la., MOney la Teceloed;ee,e . ey dayt asilan• allylWlollS4 :We
ur small.
1 i I,I4E; I PEIt inii i i i' O*Oit ilAbfigi . i . i,Pi * l /0 1
1 •.4.1.-. The money leahroie paid bob* in.GOLDorbeiieve*Wii
i71 1 41.4d- iity a t 71ti reraZil'ilkalibiii, - idinfnitriiira;
;Otaudiane, and others, Witillidtiela bitielit in a - pinee Wino.
Ifni paSity, end .where , intro/Scan be obtained for it,
..
i FP iThbnioney ribbiarsidlttnitrtiefiasaffils itivAidod in ARAL
' 1 3WTATE, MOR.TGAGES4OROUNDMTA. and such other .
EFiCalasssectirittes as the Chirti. d
~ .
6i 0.1410B:110IIRSILVinty dayYntnn 9 till' 5 deka; and
oibilondays aosi Thunahiere till-Sn'elecitiin thoe=. t .. ,
i . lION.,H.EBAY L. BENNER,
6 ' ' . - 1 ' RollillT Ser.irisincia; Vice PkorgajitC; ~ , ,
7377/fats J. Rerd, Secretary. • • ' • ' .
Oar OFFICE: Walnut Street, South-WeTt Third
Steeet:Phitadfifpider, : .
IN - E : 111 . 1a rf:FE .kl -
L:it . WS * ..i '• ' .-
•
The.nnderalgned_ekill attend ,to the ltxadng. of LandfWar
: mete . the Omaha ,and Nebraska City : landdietticti,
The land sales-s ilLathe'pll6e.in"themonthe of July and.
August. After the ealeA Land Warrants can be wed. The
I alidirTif Ihllrret+lioWliffi IhTigeViiitialiti. .og:4l — tierce
tons can be made near. the Iliseouri Meer, and near settle
ntents. All warrants entrusted to my care will be located on
lands tielectedibnpnletWand •
I Letters of ingutiy.treViested. gerto re* : amiable"
ALEX. F. WICINNEY,
Oriapolie, Ceps County, N. T.
REFERS TO
• ICRAMXR.
LLOYD k SLAM, e
114;1571.14;DP,KINigEY,"1:11D.,i• . , •••,_ . 4 ‘.••1,; . ; . ;t
DBEXEL 4 CO., Bunkers, Philndeliihia. .
niti . T. LOREBILEFATP AnilMr•Pennal • • l'hiiaderphist. •
BRYAN,,QABBNEB..& CO., Banke , Tenney, Pa.„
i - 16 t!" M; LLOYD t 'CO.; Bnukiiii, - • Pa. • •
...
110y5SY; F92l4:,,Chicagoe7Pi
I ALEX. FDILEY„Esq., St. Louie.
74FlifikuO 2ooms, oriktionic.irm :
;NEW TEA WAREHOUSIE:::
, WHOLESALE ' AND RETAIL.
,
la . . p•viNvlif Vtrii /JONI' s,
~..;. , 114 - 4mithfield , lßreskjittsbargh) ... -,•
inbilig4AlPOlEW•therCuatom Honie,) haii-Steliti attempt* eery ,
lades Nelootlbstof*
l ' i•••• , i elitEtile • Mid • BLACK . TEL ' •
cdttiNflataft hfiliditittlomi. *:Altio, . ' - -.-
ilMt, gaI:TATUM, AND • OLD,•GO'KER.FfiIfI= J 4 VA'
t . ' ' COFFEES
:Elk Oiliarm, CclbilAirei; g oTUlSiledi' aild iPtlitelikh 1314•16 '
4 Ftisk Moe Fltair,Pene awl Corn Starch, Yarinaglfeasi Pow-.
'dent, Maccaroui Vermicelli, Cocoa, Bronx, Extra No. 1, and
Spired' tChtkolstint• , PhroAlround SPdolis; Ceibtile, A linestA,
SEstlet, Palm,. fterinary and Rosin Spaps; Sup..Carhanate of
taithf; 'Cream Tartar; Extra Flue Table Salt; Pure Extracts
DPW , . Rftd- guld 13 a 1 *Ms gouldi and•PiliPed Candle/ 5 P Saga r-
Cared Harns ; Dfted Beef; Water, Bufter,•Sugar, and' Soda
.evickers; 'FcMigroFtbits/Mt, M. , • • ' •
i • Alift,Thls tuck has.been purchased for CASH, and. will be
laifillid•to tlielitkile, and also to - Fairtilies, tre very intsierntr
i i4rinceeo4roi nil x , in
,w,,, Thwect,felly.solicit a eba jan re lt.t of t pits-.•
!Mine- - . ,
AI: xt.tOoLF!..s
. • tvf.
••• CEL-MIPITEDs
W.1 , N41,. • ill Are Si r
" Th6.134 . 6ti
• , iliesi)tinaiiiies"Edaite the
.
undeniablysthe ••• • • ' :
They _nee butlittle Turewl,;wqrk,seinipst noheTlffsiy,jhre,
aimide; edd•iegaily Operated: •• • •• • • • '• • ••t•• • • - •
~HE !IL , SHOADS Ageut,
iiederpfl3*ellt, Apeetimy City.
.AIZeSkI I III dMOULA.B;IOI.
iiiiiloay • •
1 7 " V' le for G
WZ7;tL AM JO:TallSbNc
.13 TES & JORY9O•6 •
,
.
Sole litienfiibbiii4n. and Dealer In the folltrelnk thrisedhstilibi .
"kinds of , Recilinitt ';. • ' • • • •
• let. Gum Elastic CeMpotaelt and Canvas Roofing.
.241: 1 1esproved T'Sit,'Clereollt and Gigivel Beefing.
• 3d. Patent English Aaphaltivo Felt Rooflng. . •
AU Fire and Water Prnef, and - Mi/mite&
4 10 01ing •Ait tcrial !or sale; with printed. instructionclor
13.4111 g.
Offibe at Bates & Sohanon's ord stand,'
74V Smithfield Street., Pittsburgh. Pa. • ;
N. l3.—This GUM .C.E.MENT. 18 unequalled •as a paint. fog,
Metal hoofs; lasting twieo hslont. and cheaper than edmeabit•
'.paint;; also a.*a pamnto prevent alamposiss in•B*&-IPAlls;
des2.4y . . . . mil. i. JOHNSON.
r A 'lt B "N""0 - 1 • L.., "'
I.FornErillistuoyilUbd.+ E 0611011174
'SIIitIoASSES-ALL. OTHSLWATAIDIATIIa 01.1.8minall3n
irriarket. It wilt burn in all sticks tir coal oil Imps, bs-,pett•
.fktliienft t ithid 'free frOmilleokriroii+l , odoi. • .thiiifictutid
'aa for „
• W,. IVI.A.CEE OWN
.
*ll t lir Isl UMW: &run, rirrspuyivA.
.
IJOHIP D: ITCORD" ' MEW S: IM • t RD:
bitlo4o4l...iltjfir
amonititi.frieres
-Hitt; Straw
itruittir.gAttir RttilitY " ...1
dil * ' OAT! b
14tio now on intuit for Spring Bales, aa,largo and complete; an
leinettbilint nt Goods its can be fonetV In 'any of the F.aieeitti!
Agekcgnaistingof , . . . ,
I :and; i .F7, : p01..H.,ati„
:of iv style iniinnality CA.i'S of pee* latest .
• i•ralm &miff. Straw - •Tegbornpiewl.untanw RATS;
tt,
ri= a ttanitelt etc- . = m ud
•• ,tto nall.spatextunitie our steak- ' • ..nnerl.94r
Alla% IiULTATLEY AG , .; ,• • I
84; WOO DillkT11•13-2 •• 1 ! • ,
• c!rger to/ D.4 01 d. • • 44 8 34 . .. 17 4 1 4 10 V4,
• ,
..14ANTIFACXORERS OF •
Oaddlep,:liamesti v luid Tru i zaul; •
IT E7• 4 I),,Lete.T.I"Hos,., AND. !lupin= Bosom
; • jemir,
;RIJIRST PREMIUM AWARDED , EY
'Kr .% •'•• r. TEM BVil DB Fati R , 2'o • - -
146111-31131L5 EIF ..4311E ; IC 8
STOVES AND. RANGES,
• , Deo .9:#107: •
41' 2 tti)! 21 ithiEttri EthitiVie• 11644 *alt
Pil; t ; f .. W.! .
illA.RiarAtigNag !JIM: API , AIAPOS
il-o. .
1 01 44
', ••i _. ...q . .-...; c.
=ln
... -,
• -
• -
::I .b., :“;., ~. .seArensteen, . -: ~. .., ti,:ta
NEW. Atlo ~; SECONIr-111010 .'11 ) 1M011 1 '
: 3 , -1......:, 4 !., 1 „ 1 ,, i.
43" . e.h . inkto'ioance my dock Of lrehtizil: c rios, T Will
the followihg desirable lot of New and end-hand Pimage
now in store and ready for examination and sale at liee
extremely low prices 'anneiednv them,- and thane who do-
purchase may be ensured that, such an opportunity is sel
dom offered. Oritiohe Wiarkiiiiro? Oasis, iiiiiillecount will be
allowed.
: Thine • for Atale on - . :credit,. ,:Threet Notith a , ofily ~3..- 1 111 lw
given, and tatted las !tattled for, hy -notaksiassible-ln. the city,
or a discount' of three per cc* forrili. The follow-ink
•
ki#ooit'Sdveli ve • Planes •
, ONSOIT,., ~TII.REE .1.101471i* „; •
. , . ,
now sod:elegant 7 octave 111; . !49woptiLouis
With all the latent iinnrovfxnente, mirk ilintittelY '
'intstoritter, 'aha , be Wairatitedp The faehn • zeliSitio 1 %.
of this style isssooi. &hole
Another of the saxne t stylo end --- ..
Aisother'from the same 'shaker. In an elegnitcgorrhotlf
nuantisettirelatitiiOe i;175 ; • • for •
An el&onni.lteniewood27:ediase Piatto;-thado,bjtEtit!@eirlosit,i,..,.
Boston; in .perlect,otder . ould hione Im,,thast one ywp.
When new wan $3,50 9 .1 240
A Addy caned 7 &twee; new and , la•rie
'.ftTiaate,tinttiot by. A: IL. Oae; the liow ;Yrs*
which ono year. ago was SIM. • '
290
Tiro elegant, Rasewood 7 octa6 : l,l tintia, - eltived;mould,. - •
Inge; edUa from A th A; • *leo.. %
'Pieced *by- good ..,Indgea •im anttntiv the'dhst, bf x th e Nem;
.York pokers, at 4o Bl l7:P.Tiq °c •:
•- : 4 1:7•••••-."--:'--• 21 i
One naninty3e,'6% octa Ss._ ••- • • •t. • 250
Oh • O'elegiint Mosetiood eldekerring as:tioit's 7 oohs* , old' • •
aciao,in.teee not „more thud el X • Illkellthe the a•btail prltTe •• •
01 , 10)1CM/4375 •
•'' • • '
• • •-•• • • -• •
TIALOWINCe ARIITOR CAMIti•NLY:r•i ,
by;• .. • • 4 ilitraid• •
ft orible-io'and coiliezikp mum, py A.
thiacting-A Holm' ' 'a ''•" liL7.-AiktiA4111444c.:4260
AJtosertood; Coat:rive, by Vi1kin5aiini4...,::44.—...414-.0100
A.16010m6y, 0 octavo, Walrus . 1 : 1. • • us
s'ifidinitiiy, a by cmcbettoa:Wri":-;.l—. ao
A Mialogany, 6 cctave, .by Sihirr Las4.l '6O
A Slaboitsbi oastaTn;± Land. a5et0.1....4.-.4.40«.01,11.‘z...f. '4O
AklifFPo4s octetr-Ml63Sericgm•-....rWnr
It weakatl, Vioctti*Xiiiinh 'mitt 72 " •
likAWAilladeaitte
fekroF.clirge; WO to tt 06001mit: • • , %t: 1 -4:' • • •
JOHN• H. 1112LLOR, •
81 Wood preet.
tob2fray
==
W • El: I:IICA : RFAHIC". c.
DCeible , ,
, SEWING; .• NUA.CII33IE.
These unrivalled Bluetit:Pea wlll. haradter be sold at the
following pricaer ' ra»
SW,l•er •
Smtalifichinee
Largo " „," r. 4.7••• - OM
in quarter 46.00
• " : " in half 5000
" , " in fut.' 65.00
We claim for thlsMachliie 'sn'perictrlty over any other Ma
chine. ever 'amid, for the following.ieakam:
let. Both the upper and under,,, mule•are used directly
from the original spool, thei doing with u sed
trouble of
re-winding, against which so many, otattplaints arc made,
2d. It can be worked back Wards. as es forwards, with
the same fiteilityi can be started ':' - tiUt , the feet. alone, and is
atmaystight.
3iL It a s a perpendicular needle-W.4 and straight needle,
and nevinbrerars'needies.
4tb. ,It is so simple that it can be very easily learned and
Operated, by a child twelve years of age: •
• oth.' It is almos t waistless.
Ity the , combinhtion of these features, et, important in a
Sewing :Machine, .we are. enabled to offet to ' the public gt
Machine which suits.tha,tuideratamiing as , well as the purse
..
Every Machine is 11110rananted. ;• , •
Tools and full prin*d directions accompany each Machine.
/IWe Agenuowentqd in tivety town throne:snit thet!ountry,
apn . profitalde . and . , p? .
possibility of low Send for
Circular Of terms to Agents.— •
W. W.' NOR OP,. Others] Agent,
No-60 Market Street, (up stain%)
' ' • 'Pittsbug. PR.
marlf-Sm
EE T H..
SA Trig. THEN BEFORE.Zr 173: .7'oo LATE.
' C. ST7I-_..,Tfr
hos Yammer' to
•
NO: .246 Penn Street,'
in the house formerly occupied by Dr. G. IL Keyser, opposite
Christ chinch. Re will give all the =dem improvements.
Teeth inserted at various prices,
PROM $l5 TO S6Y FEB SET.
REFERENCES: •
- 1118wITID.110wean, Rev. SastinmFINDLIY.
•A. Boansxr, , A. G. 3rcANDLEXIB, M.D.,
• - W. :CELLI,
it. thOotres EL .tarsza, . W:ll.l.rnotz;
Bunn lieKsz. , .
• . . .
. 0 13 Ait . L D S,
Q- C)* I t /
.:b . ..rwatuasss. AND INFLUENZA, HIRT
oiI lAi TATION, . SORENESS, or any affection of
eRON rmt
the Tffunes; CURED; the Racking Cough
In Consumption, Bronchitis, Whooping
4490\1 % V. •Cones... Asthma, Catarrh, Butimen, by
DROWN'S. BRONCHIAL TROCHES, or
COUCH. LORRNOES.
•
"A:simple and elegant combination for toughs. itc."
;., • . Dr. G;F:.Brorsost,' Barton.
4 !Brive proved. extremely serviceable for Hoarseness."
Rey. Uzsav Warm BEECHER.
I I...Jew:nand their use to "Public Speakers."
• 'Raw B. H.:Crtarm, New York.
" Moat salutary .relie in BronChilfs.P.
'Re* E. Sercrarmo, Monidown, Ohio.
"Beneficial 'When compelled te epeak; suffering trim Hetet.' ,
, •IteT. S. J. P. ARR/M.(ONi St. Louis.
. „
"Effectual in run:toying, 'Hoarseness and Irritation of the
'Thitati so coinnerif With Speakers and Singers.'
Prof. M. STAGY JOHNSON, LaGrange. •
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College.. _ ;
• ." Great behelit wheif taken before and after preaching, - as
they preVent: Hearsenotis. From their • past effect, I think
.they will be of permanent advantage to me."
' ' " • • ' • Rev. E. ItOwlxv,
. • • President Athens College, Tenn.
sir Sold by sAklztggi2l2s, at. 25 cents per box.
Alen, BROWN'S L4.2tATIVE TROCIIES, or Cantsisno
tomato*, ' fOrlUjerpepaive; Indigestion; ConetiPatinn. Head.:
Affections. . , • . , , • nolk•fttn
i T,T S B
' URG-If WA:TER- CURE
EnTABLISIBLEBT,
:Looted at Haysville Station, meNdieellittsbitrglii. lit:Way - no
,and ten miles Weet. of the
.City. This-InstiticticmWeimbliestMpertoradvaiitages; fcir the
!scareiatfitl 'treatment and , comiihite •eure 7 'or, diectaL Ave
=would especially Invite the attention of females seho have
:erniTerbttfor yearlionad'.hive' disrailicitofs finding re
:B e4 M i onx,rlyablishment. We can. rag:caw:Rd this Instals,
ruin to female imffeiiiis'iiith" greatconfidence, as - inour long
!experience in diseasesipectdtar tathelr. tem, we have had ati
*lmost uniform success. We ili gladly give any feather
!information to those who desire it. Address Box 1304, Pitts..
'burgh. Ba. 11. PRBABE, MM., Physician.
_ .
I , P.f111141 4
ir
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=
0-0 Tier,
'nu'
lig 142"
I P-Ar-W1
STANDARD REMEDIES
of ttis
pie ntiogot...-Impasgisibar.. gmiCpardaity
aely t thrungkYeariofArisi! triglie 2 .o44 ll •oo 6 ction
qiieidend itte44tionidame •
AN BITTERS
" ' 7 ;4;1 7
POSISM2. 'I •
Neiv 6 u. De
bilASY;A:olessum. of therXidnem, .
mid r ail diseases arising from a . disordered lirr, or reap. ,
' " stoniliavaol:•igiiitir,chtwe, ' • r • •••
.i/L•Fipanismts• "awry: • '
MUM FLYER, MOS; fritnlpliP2Alllll.4lg: Age,
Bee oar Almanac for proof. Pala, 75 =taper Bottle.
• '
litikraftli ' Walk €041 5. r d .
• : tooq
,
.r.415111!/,•0;#1:ok•IfloiroloPm Ihram
c om i pi t risiass i s i da; rniip y ent c4siniesi o ir
bee pertistmed *most astonishing cum
-?.t; is-;• •'• it . I of Cti. J.. • e::
Ci 01.3741111) "PFSWIPTIPTI"‘
.11; ' Pb illirraCea eCallifd I t li.nn eggaßed .
bottle+.
HOMANDIMMINWPIII,
bang well tiown thrmievietVaTope and America, weft
no - airrimn4. 6lo 744ke , lenfikaMilareilietabl% ars
prepared with great exactness, and axe sugarcoated. No
better Caibartie•Plll can be Ibund:: :Pau* 25seti. per box.
nese; !Atalanta litre'. prepttral ;by - Di.-o:ll..Taotaod k
. ‘Co,,Thaadelphia,TlL, and St...honis, MO4 and.are hold by
druggiata and dealers in medidnea - everywhere. The eig
, nature of .o,..ll...Ticaaeit.irdt .bo . on the .oataide of each
t ietttla or box... •
In our ".Eteile.it Aracgia.c..rrimblished annually, you
. teathuouy oud commeudat au: aottees from all
prieof:the'. r
ecdnitß.;Tifeas . A;rtusilabee ace gjian sway
e • • ':'" •
API, A. ME'S
Ceitbrated Amtriciirc
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'''SPE • •IFI• • '
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Vag' •counte ll .4lCe."t.* Pale' lableliv.
colored, with, occasional, Bushes; or a.cir
icumscuibed spot on bump dr. - both cheeks; the
eyes beecone .dull; ait•ipupils• 'dilate; an'
azureacriticriiiii Wag the lower eye-`
Ad..;
ti[4.a.14411;... 9i,sWeirM"Soit the : upPer lip;.
occasionat,:useadachNf•fwith .humming or.
throbbing; of the eats . i . "tut unusual' secretion
of *ll4ra e "ditty. 'ofi l lrt4fed tongue- bieath
goring,
a P"
pente i variable; sometimes voracious, with a
_bsawing.sensation ,okhe, stomach, at others,
:entirely-gone; fleeting pains, in.the stomach;
:cieCasioitall.t.natroaa anct veinitipg • violent
.
'slimy; not
j mfrequendy tinged,Fith ' bl"44etelly swot
and- 4 1 %4, urine turbid; , respiration oc
-casiOnally.;,Alifficul. and , atcornpanied by
iticOugitughtodinetimeA'dry convul
thieit laveNlistfabea r. sleep, with
.rT run -
gnmdiag ot tat „a ; temper va riable, but
generalli9 . #l)a*
t4t4 o lA.V4 l l4oPlikAre
f .• • 1 ';•founct Alienist ;
MANES Valeft GE
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„g - edt - caire:.
The universal 'lSiiiicha as at
• the • - acizzinitin
. • Alla':.ltl7.tr...
-ation has been SUM .a s tp uppluit Us In
.... ...... ......
.R.ETURN • ..E MONEY
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in: el* , his" tentiiiiii*i t t Shh4tl . prove inef
fectual: "providing& sjiMptoitts attending
the sickness "or Mir clulrrelidiiit should
wiffanttheisupposition of worms being the
e r l e•FlgunASitgA MediPinloibet given
Pilrlp!LT
,Acticrfjc.F. wim TRE . I?7NS.
• :,39,1k Tegigff-SnigtelYPl!ltO -the pahl s. ti at
11 .. 11 .4 5i mie
Li
•tl ra: f: • 's enntruge
•.? i a NOW CONTAIN .11IERCURY
' • i; • : •"
'ban k and that .itrisran . t innocent
, not capable .-% of doing the
t'ili .
iiii:l4 7 4njury to the *pit; tender infant
Addresa.oll44ooii to
'Tittinita OS: ` piri +! • • • ••qt 'a...! •.' - PA.
P. 8. Dealers and•Thrtafinaondadng front *San than
irtMlston,swont 2Vrl l l ip to oriOz.thelx - Ordil y distixtet . lY,
aii
;roe; Pbittsorgkartu To those wia tr ro eye them a
.Ixial, era will. foryard,,par maU,poet to any part of
States, Oils box of Ma tor' tio3bre three-cent
'''Petage'atilePa,' or one vial Or ViemitegO lbyr ft,arteen
thteeoont , stanipa; ,:All orderirifromost be ac
bY..tWeatY (*in! extra.
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