ri
GAing: Dome.
• Win you come rytime, roy'pretty one'"
aaked.a little child, ,
" - Will' you come with mo and gather Hewers ?"
She3Poketla4ialme
Then, in . t),Avv,, yeiyeeh,..aintle voice,
She.saidf . " I cEssnot come,
I muaii i iket lenVe thin narrow pith,
Faq alikgrOg h6pe."
Bv.o 'toil!' I asked again,
T 0/4 p ining.bright,
Aikil.y,od;n4ghtid , w4te a lily-wreath
Tailarry, hoine•st, night;
aotaltiAitoviirni pleasant things
Ig '?‘ *MO come ;"
Bet siitsiairriirsd ae , before,
" N'a; t.dank home."
Bat TooKlif ABM; ftettiestok'green,
And nestktlieleafy trees '
Children are playing merrily, •
eael4v C•
Does it, not lust.your:tender feet
ThiCerlinfpitthito tread•rt '
" 840 i tiptte5.;. but.l, an going ,home 1"
(Inee - more ahe eireetly said.
" My Father bade me keep this path,
Nor, wierAsn-aside;
"Thii lea*, away•lrcitif, hinu ,
Is Verx amooth i aud-wide ;
the delde7 4. e s. frimh,ed nool,.and green,
• .....Pl: l lgMtibit/0 1 . 1 *A ra c ;
ZuCthose around my own dear home
- .l A:re . &Mei* thin these. •
iriimtnii‘loiter on tho road,
- For 1 Ixayelar Co ,so ; ,
I
And should like'to Teacp the door
• liefilie4lie snnis lotr.; ••' • •
I must • he,t4Ptrirl 4)***
0, wilkl,eu tAt•ettsie toe ?...
- 51 #34 0 !nejt.: 0 17 , *tq u it
.end t.bret* le room forkyou' •
• I • • •• •
4 1Acioliiier little hand in mine ;
• Tdgethirre went on ; •
13iligileintbriAnt.,'er our-path
• TicigepeAdjunbeams shone.
..jkllenatkrie saw, the distant towers,
But ere i'ie'resehed the •
gide,
b / 1 40 4 1 1 . 3 t o . 4o 6l l l 4o4;iiiifitiPg feet,
'Tee'livetiorkto 'wait; '
as•lhaiitailiedzlier. , ;iiiiii;nit face
Qf.gtet#.4slool4 o o.WO:Aon'N
'I hoard sOllO of glad songs, •
AHome 1"
. .
.1 .1. ki . — Friend?. Review
in'ltt Authority Lind' (frigid
Divine.
t • r
peruid ;
thousands , of o 4
,
auparms ,
thou
sands have freely given of their substance,
`while as many mere are ready, it zeoessity
requirea4., to ffillqw their ,exampl e;
'preserve anal defend .the GovernMent of
thee
•,. • •
No tettaAfiartednAmeriein wonders that
thesettasaitatonialn , ofTratitudeland'attach'-'
molir iefe' filitA) gtven. Government
is worthy of our love.: It"bint blossomed'
with blessings. Its hand for us has been
strong aparkii
'
as_apAufaiti :At; home, , ithas kepb,
watch With irikilance over our
persons and property,;Ahroad, our eons and
our brothers, whether. sailors, merchants, or
bilielkttai. have bPPn..ffirki,!ilii.tgivert ctaNin:
wider the.••protectim -of. its 'flag:. 'one.
shield of ourtGoVernment beerbegi a surer
the,. likneir4
"%prart-Amerippoi.oit#Or ,1114; - ked::§c
More worth thin tile like elairxi,of a goijia;n:
in Ni st ileiwgigiiiies i lti The poor and
the Th.eiviressitte assurance,:of..cfood,
shelfAybelothiligi' . iitOrfilance, and if Om
die,Wfilkiri of burst 'and
tura. airdliiiilvilllie — fdriaat4 and ,
welcomed to any plane of honor which they
outjimaliej• l pf ,thit •
for vi'qrin%aitrvelititt?Ant`iff
mies gather; for iscinaintenance men
freely give; for its pritiervation they fer
vently pray.
But is the! cal' oPonficoitirtry one of
gratitude and l interest merely? Has it no
es9e,_pion.? 'Truce ie.ipktiehority ?
Are ittrolagina'thily 'those Whibh ar i se from
man's assenb,tr cant it. ,demand qhedience
and support4ifiVihttebt'Gcld's brmmand
ment ? In one word, Is civil government
- o f Grod.ra a • - "
To answer c‘ thcat.ocatittrkzfe.wat go to
the Word of Arid tmOn this subject
the holy Seriptaurximpjamroleiti and ex
plicit—Sek.l3om. : 1-7. _
W.Q 401TTXTT.t,.., 1 : • f: Z
we 'earn Pa p ro spyv.m •
?, , 0 k t,18.4.1 01-4
vine institution. , natAiver anstract and
and pliffaiOphiWil'irith - there l iaarliikiii'the
sfietrigit tha,V,AR l it t iftokot a ,
theirljustr , powen4soretelortonsent' , of; the
giOretie,,.4; tho44 l .l l, itkiii;o4.4 o Puttteiiiiille
tattle doctrine that governmenkia
w ere
human compact,Acriv i ing add
authority• frora•modothat. it , is.A.ehoiee.of
4itls, inirdatidti tilltiscosily,; Or' a.miNge.
from ganareiiir. Whrieveztliere•areiintAl
ligent pritatintel Anzughoixtalheinusiiverse,
governments...exist. In this. world ; it has
~: t o. 06044 • agthorit l y , to ;vari
ohn . qflises-thi the family to• parents, in
This ariangement is
desigo4 to:;iceothplisli) 'eaten Weat ends
for this world--and • the world to come;. .
ant . O4';‘o4 l 3lfl itfrtilitlemp73ratyrel444oi
those under ritibiiietlini, their dlseipline and
instr4bilore,_ ih'...reirelaticnitotgreat:trutlis
o veharaetiti;' ttudk 111 ' various , tiiffi
the acColopliahnient"of his; 'purposes. The
gasafaufialaiteEhialtngnitiknmenta: 'have
on 9 4l4 , ffetitihinie Qf~ari'e~vrb € tilt,: tire!
vast :snits achieveo4them, thepositive
co .!.. rids. gyqvlarcTirtheir. aulholftf aft'
ported, utterly / disprovi• - "those theories
which intiVeAgoiWillieniiia•auniiiiVivioe,
which give rulers authority than
tlitfOliiiar 'ejee,j4i4"9tiffigia.a , matter.
of , marrihnice. Itlitteivr areve4d'a min* .
WeVelgi,Ns , Abair iititiar. liar God, and!
0 44trVA' "eo.W6heir trust.,
not o l ty to ' the p eople, butpin
Plaartg4o.o*-aPd Placed;4 l oP4 l, it;
and th2fit, who yield to them. reverence 'and
auttrassion, are, in so doing, honozing.Godli
authority. Whet!,,ilma r Aikole says, "The
PlArri tha qi" P Grodi,jk is,
eyid rt . tica nibre vm
ia/eant thin' that he
establishe !l gpvernment inh the dbetfccet. In
deed, can gelivernm,entle an.eidinance
°Cggdoor l c r #Mtio3l ll 4' Igy t ationt. can
claim obedience by virtu e pftwookir3landty
mUlt, Igi'AtT4Wie
GlA a lhi n gtglit4 4 " tutkw ift f r a ti
but noti require from any Cle :4LoWea-i
-eii-Ce,altrabrie ratianUrpravror:t
0 ithipt p
. artivolg. O
,e l etfp.,Wdrallesk o
• liity? 'W
d:Tovernmerite !afts! , :t, , or4timuitie• •of.
4 144/54dAtelikiitt:Aili i114
f arrTe 6 j a". f .PPr a ltil' lra'r .e ll r al l a
. w..ieaistaaoe- to
God s , pt the attem . p . to kyttr4trA
ii em' i lit
or i m evagainit the.inajeaty efltiexel, which
all riliWis have
115050A1-2.5041° the "Tl7l
es6puntalamera imam). test C we,. When
,childitinl*l'Nerat*
fight for the maintenance ornthedigoveni.: ,
MikilmllBl,49ol3lztpt aeitYyt Atc.iPot.ititi!cori3Of
0442.44thickr41/206FlaMilleri rdeflitlt4ol4
goes forth..to Au battle for God,: and ,oe .
Christian- rninisAer may .urge .. Akint to 49,.
may bAeas him,„as be goes, tuAdbid
God-speed •in his work... a." will gi ve,"..
said a wealthy manufacturer, "1 will give
dollar, my
,last .child.. myself,
neeesew, to prevent the overthrow of this
government!, ' Every. heart cries ' Amen;
he speaks " a man, should Speaic, The
obligation ''to uphold' our government is
such, tbatif need be we Must:forsake father
and mother, and wife and children, yea,
and our own life also, for its sake. Of
what, worth would Any of these- be without
any government, or anylhat gave promise
of stability?
That an existing government ruled by
divine authority does not imply that. the
means by which , that government was es
t,ablished,.or Use coicluct of those adminis
tering it; have in. all. cases „the ;appr99o
heaven. .illarriegelsi . G.l4's ; ordinance,; , bu4
God
,does eqt approve of the.ifraud pr, en,
etousness,. or ,other unholy, R . 3ans
marriages are okten brought about; nor
may those,. who
,have :been,utqt.ed.
refuse, 'because of' such wi4a4Pl4,r l lo .
ing, to remogniie. their.
oth'er'therelatien .6110! formed , the duties;
arising the refrom rests on God's command
meats: Nor does tlie.faet . thae we may'
• laWfully seek the 'repeal or' maifiealiai bf
any and that we must elwaye
refuSitlo comp/fifth any enactrueiit
requires us '''to 'against God;
against' this doetrine.' Parental 'authbritti
as all admit, is not derived from
but from Ond,:andlia enforced? by thettneitt ,
solemn sanctions. And yet; cases mighti
arisetin which -a child would •be justified inf.
refusing to complywith the requirement of
a parent. , But these exceptional instances
' do not weakenl-the statement that%,the:- par
ent stands to the child in God'a place,-andi
rules by. hia authority.. ATchiamayleartr•
bottor.. , aed.tobey his, father,, .and :yet
.u.sk,,tbakapple.oemmand be changed. or:.re. %
tialjed. ; A . ruler may
~.,he,, ,• oppressiye,er,
pay, have obtained his office by;
' unrighteous means, and-a_parent may be
•"orutdrofworthlessi but in: neither' «lee-does ,
this' diattoythe• 'feat • that ' the is
bile of Divine origin, and one which 'has
sau%tieri:" Mho' eltri tell whuw'desi.
rable.iesulti•may:ildtr -in: God's proiidebea•
from the , verkaiilitifttheiuler; or Tor_ what
: wiee reasonalleins.beerr;aPpointeti? h Thg
obedience*-.to -government required , in , the.
Scripture:.is •f`:obedienoirclipontlirineiple, ,
not,only when it costs n0thing.. 1 48.'015444i
ence to it .ordinarilpdoes, and lanean thard3yl
called., the • fulfillment of .az.dillybat•
wheirlt•costa something,"„ankeven involyes
submisniontro,greet l ead , .opp;easive•
And. in those extreggfrapi,rareArteeg,wherm..
• We.refuse to, obey a,litw„honaunucik t regrOm
us.to sin
~ against,grod,exen, theu i the,Word,
Of God and the example,, of l inpphe,4; and
tipopskles teach us : carefully to i givelb ,thos,e t
who arc in author L i A ty houpe
.one .to their „office T..
). in the
ti. - , - ..1
Athefial'A Me4sOlger-
,•
Cott Cour;
- • Quatiati , ind r yigh-Living;
• ,t,•• • e: ;711
Anltall.aa`
._ . .
nobleman , oneof the yin
greatesk;ot,,liging etatcsmen,Aied,recently,,
"46:qP!9,,Pf.fhil0.1' - egag4.Yca r f ..Aitgr7
iTt,„ irllglikt . 4l,. E Xt . p9,-..ym and t ,ltaly, four, na
iume;Fneerpl,y 2.4g:9%4804i Arta,. as , did.
.., il2e,,,f i riends,„9f, ltngiv,.lilierty,.everywhere.
13113414g11t toAutirAnni*A. at JaaSt. twenty,,
1 teari r lopier, io.haveUsed the power whin 4 ll
.14{ , 4R, - +IT ;) .4 , r.•••.: ' 1 1 t, ' s. , 1
olg. experience a ...great intellmt, and. i. gi ;
antic iiioi,iiiio abilities gaie lir fOr good .?
1 oi tlierdinie,'NFUnited ltalY,, 'and for Wan-,
, • ~ ~ .••r ~.
ind. But he died before' Ids 'time, While
intetrenrexsensenith' — of _hia.:poweirhistreffiz
. Pi/PiPlrOUSit'litliTfalae;./.as PlanYaTaatill/1 31 4,
}save done before. in cobsequenee, first, or
kielditif An„tlie., gFatifi'es.ti on _of.* .snimal
i appetites . ; 'and 'seblind; by the' 'Weak pre
sumption, not uncommon, . with smaller
' minds, of pAgrillips,foTlimself,.of being
- his m oiT t. pbysician. The pub)re record , o a f ;
hikealle4l: . “ s •Ile• died bf,congesitomilf .iiie,
brain, arising from inteni6occupatain;cwint
bf bodily exercise and 'iiither too.streng an.
appetite; or else. an excessiveindulgenee in
the ,pleasuppa r ef, hie. well : appointed,, fuhle,'''..
• in plainer language;. he died of . alipplex , y;
' from eating' too much and "eieroising.:too
044+.;:1n . faet;Mie greatlgOint could, g0r7. 1
irrn-at nation ',better 46m ,le: could govern.
!lioeol.f.. ViCirtaimptinn , csimpletecl.o*,
rain 4) ,t` .1 1 0, 3 ,:aPAtfralat 1014.1".0.;aaa vigorous'
eonstittition.? : We, live:' all reSd,' of:. the,
Betnan }der lad loy.e4,444o§,welil.fltipt'
When .he had swallowed. Aniumach•lui , his
pauneli,cenl7l possibly .1614.Whe 'AsoUld..,.talri
an
,ameitiei, Oat he migto .. repese the. pl . ,f
sure..:.:Ceunt .Cavour: had, for, a, long :time..
l)el'a a giaat:fatda.r 3 ~a 3 . 31 . 1: as lie iiartilatid lir!
taking . , no .; exercise , • he , : -mad e . ten? latch - I
,b1604 7: ,//airiUt , ',::toiroif•ii,l:44 , qUility , e - niid
being It great th,inittay, this'..!lptracted 11//f .
blood to the brain faster than it confir -SS.
' conv,eyiel.'„JimitCy; by the,. tiiiiggish:', tieinal.
hence - .there was . .such ii , gi i eubmiounkttlution,•
that; Ilie„. brain -Wini,,boniplesie'o,•:.o . 63i'ded,:
and, tha'riwers,of life worefbt At Miorinnt,
in a state of suppressien.. 1fe.:1n7114, 7 4341,
out, id d tiovions,inilar "ittitelcit,llitit, VA"
quiekest•Wsy ty gat relieved of the surplus
of .blood'iras..tb,opeik a.3;ein in the '
.arm arid
• speedily . '" ,14911,10.* s . , hinkself again" 4 ' 1311 . P,.
i n this-Ault, ettaok, having. lio• •menicat•
knowlecigii le.Yond2„4be, general .fitet ':ilint
',
bleeding
.r . had.' relievg4im bef ore ; he in/
feried that, it mould; do. dia;wineliadAhat•
the,. only,: rule togov,ooi , .lo,oBol.flit i Va/ •UP
let.•the blood , l ow untrAbleas relieved, and.
, sk - often,lati,,.the:,44iiiptibriii .reft.urned:;'; The
result was, tilt .hrid*Pot..Booefdt his
.pliisioiaikyirtiiit f0i..,,a ,Orotessibnal•bleeder;
wfilikfisrWhelaidtity . 4thisiiied; in ''hilening a
; veinpandles . ttarthe blood run until. he was
orderiCtii & idoPp7...itV, 7 7l.4.eivae, neither the',
bleeder For the CoAnat'e ,plasicians ware to
biameNo t anselie:Wilnin'effeet bled to death
before ,he piinsil4' saliysi clan. at. all: . It
is admitted that 4 Citurit, Cavonr was bled
toleeth:P 'lle. Wili,l)led seven tidies ; but
' by, his own dirbctiOns, given' ',, to , a npn . '-`,
medibalmmi.. . ,
, There,- art;notr•laf. ..fekiperiona' Who; : fiiii:
' : having '91; 0111 flllat' . ..,oertain goaueffelitir
Tollow,SCpsiVin,rlimedies, do not heairate
'to admiriiste,r,' , Ahose . ,remedies, under . : y
appear to them to be - sin:Aril. Circuinstances • i
•and'Aie4 if is 'easy to ti l 4lo:ixitti tha:Atia4i•
itioe Of imwsast i ng the ; nuantity - nr farce of
;tl4l44illay, iiiiiirAtill i e r effect ie,dot.deiiiiip4t
'entingle'''''Filrif,eir Limes; or 'forAfivia'o*' .
siderablediMei•they, are apparently , success.;
fur; .kaii,so,regadence,With.greatrapiltity;.:
:add denokheidtate , t0:04.. with :the' 1;4 7
in 0661011,0340; i:' thalieve I knowilibit
es''.,linjeh as 'the ,doetlrb'do •" 'and aiiiiW.
with a rag dipped in Fold water, or a bottilei
of red-pepper, or a. pj,,ii,g4f,•;o.4i Pk
na, ai , ir.
bpx•pf favorite pills, tittt,hink themselves'
invincible, practitionert ..`.'Count. Cavou's
gret remedy was the lancet.; w . j.th,,that; sk
hand, he felt 'defiance to dea,,,,th and the doc
tors; fiMi l et ibige be r isAfi s is not WA/We
102 915,a.: , fs,t,,y4t, . any aßfiAllialek),: o oo l ,
relpiatad;:lba ,,,, t o ' lusellte pi) . *er,,t; gat!
That (blood-let,treg;• often_ repeate d,_ tends to
ine,retufe-,the frequency .of the attaeks,",whieli
it seems'to r e move, : 3d. Thaetw4 itibuettl,
will appear to general observer .precisely
ideoo4.44=tlWrigOOYsitlLiAtlrglacige
fin orr4s '&3O would kiiViVtihe -ofhtirrinrceaw
PRESBYTARUN',.BANNER:-9=SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1862:
sequence ggLa 92) 1 149MNsidoh 1 35Y.11 Put
feasional eye would note.
, t The:atim:z bf. the -'whole mitten. is 'this;
that ineiiiiil fool, wbo, in a grave' case' of
sickness as to himself, his family,;oetboee
under :his control, ; fails. to• call in prpmptlY
la regularly, educated physician i or One who s ,
if not regularly educated, has . .had 'long
years of practical-and-extensive experience;
' and when death results,froro.such omission,
I such an one is a constructive murderer.
It is au inexcusable stupidity for anyone ,
.
'either to give or take advice in Bicknell,.
except from a physician, unless a phjsician
Isan not be had; it is worse than a stupid-.
,ity-•-if is 'a pitiful impertinence and •a
'trims: i . li
y . , . . ,
?, ' N'otiiiiii ago a great theelogian died In,
the, very,-prime: of his life, before he was
fifty. He•wasr said; to be one of the most
learned=DiVbindliitini. . 'lt was algo Saieici
hire• that'he'a4eein'ed to speak': of pki,;'.
oialks w.illii kina'o cez?PP l o , i" lyldeel7.„
ing Dim, he all Owed a trivial disease to
progress uncheCked, until it . ..lit:omit of a
'fatal - aara° l 4 ' .: It kiii.14341.414 t . .et, the
evening of the very' day in -which he had
ridden out, and. when-he supposed -he..ivas
9n.Aka. point ~of getting . well. •, It ia, An_ be :
' hopsd,•his theology was .better.. than •his
'
The fast ttenterice wasr-eberoelyibiiidiisd:
when. ' 3 P APlPi•ali as e eT 9 Aah'i's t ba :ol,l 6 N'
4 7
ing,,.Wini,rej!,,. ) in „mi n „ 9 1),,: . •, ~4sab u s s fa ,
eitineuilx laudineighbeioan Itigond-ariant ,
" He was in the . enjoyment of a •largelierz:
don , of health' 'and , '1404 alid . lialj‘of fair 11 . .; .
:live' 1." 3 : 1 i, v i l Xo l4l llb4P ' ;A : ;' \ha - 0440.
ivitk: 1 314444 PPM 141944. ' -Ir'Ang fico l l 3 n,
towed to prescribe for himself' when slightly
-unwell, an&being-unawareuof the: niturig
E 4 the disease': under ,Wlifeli ' liii:fgailabor:
sidg i. he iiiikle'eted'. tiilgall.: l 24ol3lo,';until.
itovat too fair to afford- 41,04. f any ( relief"
i Nhis isvas %precisely!. the, case., with.) Count :
1-04 , Yiklit.r.J.ALailkillaXiikat,..4 1 4,ELWACIa.
ing to the 'Linden Lcrizeet. He doctored
,4imself until linlap.re t a i lly i lyipg4le phy
, 'Edelen being eilled•inla.verytaWhours be
fore he expired.
;This-is a most interestingtubjetet; - and is
"Of incalculable prectimilitih*Ortance, be
`istiuse•••ithist• a 'speetallapplication to our
gieatest m i en!. Cattour,'Dmiglaa,and . W.Stil:,.
, EteE'iiiiie till'great'menAlead and she'd;
oders . alloye lhoisnail e li,ons of their-0000i*,
'
and ihe manner of their lives, their last
illness, and their 'death' was . ; remarkably;
tdmilar. All had
. been acaustoined, 'to,'
'think freely, to '" live high,!: aceneding-to.
ratePted r.ftP o o 3 l;:lat'ive.re". fet...:o6:l**
p , toinseneibleifer some days,. with' only 'an'.
oecssienA., D and„ ipstapta.neous gleam : of-in : ,
•telligence, and the t iogreat minds went' ouk
.iii the nightb r of ,inaensibility.. , In, either.
„case, tlittie were tiiilions of inoi,wholf:Ould;
(~ 1
hkve:sgiven , all t ,they possessethin;ths-world.
to have known the true natare,.of their•
maladies, and to b ave possessed:•th'e - ineatis'.
of their ettre-And3tir lif
thereellinititiides'
'of other great men who are destined,Mthe
same habit brliy; the AiiiteWd'Tif ill
ness, and' this'ea'mn death o f ''meidaldark
b'
;
ness, the unprofessional_ reader may be.
.ytarned. hereby, eir_t.ninpipiom alpelielliami
B a O P 6 . ' Tollek.t.D o Y,.oBo449tpriu?ille ;Rot h ,
1 4
•'' A you,,.value lour . health, ,your °life; . your;
%bad. • A,t - ithe ;name:tti'Me, the -.educated'
`ph psi dans fiche' tigularly:TOad Pie -*jouijia?
:nay makell vietlif tie 7 ,thliko4tifpo of this`
'article, , which will . "bi„ef: great piactical
'value ai long ; a i s ilie3r. i live, t , i .
'' '• It la' 'icio'ofteii &elate:of didtingiiiehed
1rT. 80 441 t.tufp :.iyoctq. .tlimm3 .4 1 . kii 9 iuslk . ,=
' inient,Of' the
~ attending physician becomes
'se...disturbed by the .seuse;,of-•his responsi
bility, that the. chances. of. success are- not!
.half as great:hl:if the
. pie.iiiit had .
...644, ;a,'
ottillaboitti: 'IC is said that Sit:ll.Bl4kt .
1501.1.74113 . 1.111.01tek to.: die, because, it, 'c hurt,' ;
Ililla " to . adjust the broken- bone:. lfft:
Webster w`arkilled'bsra' fill •friini-lifiener
riaei'•'He did 'ilk; it is' tree iiiiinglitieli•
die, but ,be was devi#W,sitePVi -NI
- Jetfoil's ‘sPateni re`c4ived'ashett•fre which
:ii never- recovered, land •wheii•le bosom'
.confined to his bed, the impression was
Made that he was Buffeting tail sonae ail- 1
_went"of , the' stom witil:l l ill" Ciaiiiir ll.' of that '
'organ was .Stated' to be•the malady, and air;
~persons' never, revive'? 'ficiin it, the public .
mind 'iiiconciled Itielf..llO an inevitable
necessity. But, a post-mortem examination
exhibited.the4aot , that•there.was ,, nothingl
? like cancer in the stomach; but there was
'a substance in tha q liver,•tc sable& as tar,"
'which was nothiliklinire , thinAtiated bile,
Which with very great certainty could have i
been carried -- ofFirom. the 'system - 'by' a
timely. eibibitien.of•ifficientihapatielsam* '
dies. "-With efiti#l l :43litiOotY L lkr.,,,'D2o4o4.3.:'
. could ' - hivebien sattig . .if! ;I;he.:** way...,
.111 e fact is, Northern physicians t have such I
";atil 4 ayibilin c rliPitspr Tof *Medicine, 4 of a;!
ir4 1 , 11 1) , R0PAR.4. , v-I.4 l 4o4,flikYvOki. ) AeAl l 9le 43B, '
, jarga s et eateriengwvjoArnalso, iitesinadocK.
ltOrsi, veget t atiensi-:spirittuiliiitilia 'id. enssosi`-
thsit 033082 re AituiyPrettiig' .tligirlifttifito •
'die"b3' dbfiiatlii - iilidn'helpleally 1)46'.0ie
current of any_popular delusion whiiilibap- ,
Pelpildlie*l et the takiest‘B#K:all'liiy.49,
pridlviirr cod-liver oil ; l ili(4 ll oPphate),3.;
brapdy i and .13cintho: 1 . , nrhis ey. l ',.lslearly i,
.vi#.4._"liii,,e l A, t 4 ) !A4iVIk 1 . 6 . " 4, I` o!4'.:',fii ` in .
,RetlpgrapA 1410::been041!IMAitieliT:liy .
`advice of 'the "family pLysieisn.".taffith
inA.Wath-9.adY.Al.Bfla,,EtiEgglAckwnr,
:East, who was taking, by advice of a regu
lar physician, 11,1%91,E4ritijObrry pectoral,
'.the phosphateq, 'cod l liyer in), and half ,a pint
'of Bourbon whiskey a day I It does seem to
`.us.-that-New-England, with all her boasted
u in i nce, :isigetting no.betterJast, both
i tOrge
, •
ln her theology and, ,, ber••physio.••• Is the
,BOIOOIL :NO,Cgkiiii! Old WiSfirrO 4 1. 4 7 Mai.'
tai. ? ilediP:al; , -0;13344 . of•-•,New , -Eogiand I
asleep.? , k 9 Ls thes.,HtiWtotothe Ilifniferiiie'
••", chocked ?" Or ayr - these reslaltp , the . „ls3-
4itiP4O d ijailti.ilCo 4,l 4irtiackiptif,l 7 l,
the'MTP' ;ifitllia!4l/49:10ge;PeNlied:T
-as t he biggest gun—ths.lastrosonkwhenall ,
.other things fail—a plite-of , vitim a bottle
"or."*Clierry:Pietoinif 6 lorf'it.ifiiihiiiki?-
l at i e a - a fd t.t a , ri4W:4lNra,-14h4Y-41"/ of
-.TiroPto#,.: rt• • ~.! 'i inilt;3l. ,i.t.:•. ,.. ..f)cqui : •• •
• . • . ••
AtelliftickblOtiiiP=Pne 'of - oufibldieir
thit.POW.44;,ilPcil;'o4•i at •kr
where a book or a newspa per is .a 4
&malty, and the good-woman of the house
vies' given i‘to they nsrvelloiie;
`when -TAW!folk
••() -...• • •, .
f s , • • , Tbranti‘ ,, ..•
440 ; the woman, 1 8 7 :l. mover seed; : akch i e,
sight of men befere•--U . k--411 my barn days.
Mlitite • 'elf (hi? th rthbyTalliiiiiinie•r•fre4trb'e- ate
•• 7.r. IT
4.1 J, iii/itElsy I •
.171W 1 nn
IlitiA' 09:
adrioestlegog
, pc . oly
044 ''Veitiri; pa,
seVerill,'yearslitefere
brelWo'fie, reulaii' gaff
iilnfOind"Vrbtrykcilld
h tbeconi e 'eh ;thickly
.thit itlas"
er
becOmnedlisb li
ay tb tiiitYthem to aribingat'e'
the'Sdutli, lb`leittiidobf ithein(m ' ' ' r
" Wal," said the woman, "I le'okolitl
Imnrt bye
so,,,fpr aielcp - Rmy uever
411;ti kt . waiia 40. 4 11 ,-ppic k
,had, betteriAake peaceois Sp On •as • they,eany
• or we shall be overrun." .1 , • Ufa: , 1 / 4
The ,sohijer,rechoped, sb,e qas .ahout right
f ithat7til4Mlfri4l, o ll44 3 it
I - 149 11 . m- !•e,7; 44 tt.t-g".2. ezcz
,Drawing Nearer.
1, /Or now is your salvation nearer than when yi
• believed.' ' • ' '
Resier? yes ! we feel it not
'Mid the-rushing of the strife ;
A 8 we metirned our changeful 10,.
Toiled-beneath-our shadowed life,
By 'each step our w.orn feet. trod,
We were drawing near to God.
When the darwatiall withdrawn,
And we walked in:tenfoldnight,
When.we panted for.,Ote damn.
Of the eves-blessed-light; •
In theselours of darkness dim
We'Were'lltandiiehear' to him:
When atield , fo ; ptroke
Ats#,Jßip#l. l 4..erioillt.fsPwxl,
When our best_ belovel.,;broke.
Earthly bonds to . take their g l ory ;
By the niiirlaitl
• Naiirelodietr nue anti!'
In those days et , pittat
'sniile no more.,
Whenc*l4fFis . :ffere bleeding shiw,;
•
Stricken; stricken—ohl how. sore 1.
•
'While' we lay:beneath the rod,'
,We Were nearer to our Gcid.
. . .
*l7opipn of OuF , home,
1W ben saw I,llenglory, high, • • •
Flooding strilliiit'Spothis:dortus ;
In that, hour:of raptured sight,
• ~ Pr! , 44 4 4,3 5 '.? Afs e arar onr,delight,
,Throughthe. long And vanished ; years,.
Do4,btingi,9trugdknig, and. depressed;
•'Shroudiffirwith'the'ir mists of,tes,re,ir.
We wer_elassipg to our rest;
vieM ‘ ti
14: -,,.•
( 4lstogl:4 l 7l l,4ll: 3 :APilTertAsillels• :: •
VAkitTal
• , --r,
.Deserved Rebukei—Wendell• Phillips,. in •a.
speechu- att' the'NewlYork• :meetirri of the
SOoietif,, aot6v
ingly,, l!arke*„.as,,siaYing,ip.
1856, "If the AmArie.an•Zhuroh;had been'
sunk.throngh thetearth to the antipodes:fifty.
years ago, the .cause of liberty'#ohld have
beekmgeb.*tfier adianeed thau.itnow is."
The.kuilienot Imre_ in, p sympathetip moodis
fts t ap,plak4se free give n ,before an d af ;
oak., whenever there was the . slightest once=
sign; but when thiAi'fitiiicionir sentiment
was uttered, not - a toque moved, not a
hand or footomB SiPeArtsAlhrientned para.
Iy:zed
. at,. the atrocity of_,the speaker.,,,
waivai t Plinstign ingellijerter 601 s it,
an .ie•expressive,:sileneefr conlidering, sll.
the eimums. , tanbei. , E,yeniffFilPhipips:saw .
theatato Of 'the etisiiiiinir hinie l iroith"ieft'
$..ecmgc,97„,.. • ;
• .•
rhkokitiiiircfu
at :P4tol)P?94i Pat* bids on. b4i4 1 ,:04.
bid4,l4loo4.wereicotribute , i the :people:
ok -Louisiana; thb zproseoutiovi , of-the
war against fill.i'!'Piiitlif?•un'del-the
Beauregard. There' fire
nearly fliadred of them, varying in
80e from .a cow reit trifigii, 'Church bells.
Most of them are ofittliiiiitilviised on steam
beats Arid ipitintatione. , ,, Tk4s consignment.
-otlbell-nietallisfeighat tabour
'tons, and is valued at about 45111.,600/'"
• Chapslatp_ ,741/e'l:A.4til.ilm)t-General • re-.
ports: four , timuidrsd ..and.-thirty-seveirregi
mental.chaytains in service and-1020V 'pay. .
114' 1 . of; sifcliriiidred f f and se'voluNlii.
'regiiiieets are . . Offilie g andipA
'many, .of .these, regiments,. the
OtaLrolls, ,which the Chaplains should:
Vie;are missing, but frog! , the rolls which
lade. een received; thererare three hundred
'and 'xiiiieff•fiii Chaplains 'on' diipii;twenty•-,
ni4%.4 1)64 . 1 1i;;i44 IP±VT DrAntittliink.oferYine,
an 4 - 0 1464! 44.01itAiiiliOntjeake. •
)ilitik - 80ja.)04, * - - 4Didri ihe f ite you ' t.i(in
irY'Wa~c,,.BJaranrfiMiitt
shim , by side:owitliv, yinginia.•white lmen”
After theiwar l f the Tirginia • Legislature4e
cognized• the.iralnificifitlieir services as sol
4iera, and,, mode 'the*, ',free. !This fact
showstwn. - -,.#04.in, hOth doubted in these
-latter days.brsome—rtbat black men, slaves,
`Were serviceable • soldiers; and that freedorq
to The Bedford Aferl
Off.•
Sated 'thilnb Vireo
Teasels, including the Yer'lltown: Ja
that?
41i 4 ea hafe been .I.umlfiyer
' ' he r un
filled in with radii • and other material.
..eaa)ty-horrified pritishera
~I t o „tbja inollf.),..4.9,bspzucti g ,nayiga-
film (loverinpen;, ?epode it as„a palpable,
fadteie ":in. the, present ; ~ebJ
.lickl4 "Ji.Ove*,leAPlittlinid the, •expeetation Afl
abhieving.a•revolutiont../WhatWherdeeired;
Vas to open '"ir :point • for foreign.: interiren- •
tion, the
Union. They began ' their in ~n gaee even
:before, thiNt ventured •,upu4,,rebellten,
eyer, since haie. • tlionxelyes to .ois
work .!. , of , .iniervention:. The • preteneer:•of
ievolution ,, was • therefoxe fraudpind !is
'now exposed fir the world. 'not,
dolibted that Wage - .views ar . e,ntit i oeso,On
!will, be known to,"`J..ne Ettiopenn ! 001,/,reit
threugh. the Searets e r : y• of „State.•. •,..
Rapi ‘ d*idge*-Bitilpfitg.ff. Welt
th e
and CireekAeld,gailrgad; now head„
engineer in, AlioDowo - division,
gime, built three miles of railroaistittlaid
the traekroii. thcitsanie in-three' days::
b!ridke;r4mitWigredEtriokslkurg, was buili by
ihi 'in fifteen ' 'ones ifOr:fitiv,bloiy,
ftti l ik! OitY.r..i.l3ie.*ls . over . A creek , lfaa,
forty feet above the stream, and: one ; hunv
, i dred riffekiintbriaki . ;the olose.,of
,teen :bonny Gen: McDowell , ado 6Mr.lbutrt:
rode over the;strnettire•on an engiitel;.!,.
Neither Englishmen morr:Frenchmenliave
been r forwird to recognize the fact that the
Itith - of April; I.B64,:witaa . day arl4liejlY
*thPricaAltAidrY. aff:thi44 l 44s l ,
I day ainee.:ithzt 'of r tlie,,„aigning tht..mo-•
olarations,of,lndepeodenee---theAity of Ake
century whichswill holionored thrOtighfill
tii#CwhittoVeti*.lib *the defhiny
" When the traditiious ' of.
jea!andJfin, s 4 vi 446,8 are
Mien.4 l 4aegrgilffl;a l PUhiggkvAitingslargo eke:
graves, 0:10/911.i)P?':9,08).*4,,litiyivi. 11 opma.
lA,keve9p4e..ci t: na4umil leatiyala r
amil,tlk,f irelormemof,the, second, revolution
welbeeemntosformAathe •viets, , of the' Pesti
',UAW group *di 'thhal . p!ittiottePlif the first.
people of the lliii(e#
gtatee
,ettbecc,Sl*.a ilfmth r ng, nottioil
Till A;PAligte: )441 6 .0 11 ,441Cfm0dAKi-;
iwien t t t hem,And : 4l,thoseeohrietian ;nations
which' hadiontgrmini •the.barbfirism
ing men ae alaitoridditiosethe- naticiO has'
oome over 4ot , thd isidteou 'irhitilt• we stand.
u**!l, tpa.lmic 11 # f "ref+
'is twit% qvAified %O s a,p
%iitt iPy ifithout i3;dsgiving •anithypoorisy,
against the slave trade:. Ik.is no longer a
tlubjeet Sor .the,.skepticisms and ;scoriP of the
world, because-of the-contrast between its
&profession and its practice. After a strug:
gleVei,‘Weili•ihn best and worst` eltemeniB of
,its Wogglep rolongtt i hr o ugh
tw9c4APNLati* - 17 4 t Wan 46.41 donor
1
og t themational,territory ; and the National
Government:has ceased to be a slavehold
lug power. „Slavery has sunk to a mere
State institution; ;and, deprived , ' of na
tional : sanction and,support, and exposed,
as- it, now, is„ to the condemnation of the
Ameri - ean Government, it cannot. long sus
tain itself under the scorn and loathing of
human seciety. As a national. institu
tion it could; assume to defy, foreign opinion.
As S." domestic institution," reprobated at
Washington, as London and Paris, its
doem is plain, and its strength. is broken.
—London Times.
• Memphis,
Memphis is the entrepot of four railroads, tra
versing North; last, and • West. ' the
lines running North, are now practically in our
hands; so alscois the terminus of the linesamn
iiing, South - tromlliemp,hke, to. Nei Orleans; we
hold the Eastern lines beyond Corintli.cir Grand
Junction; Iheihort trip running West into
Arkansas, is'of vo•value whatever at the present
'uncture.
The city can,be approached,frorn the Tennessee
Myer by two lines of railroecl—one crossing the
river near Fort Henry,' and` the other, the hifein"-
f)his and Clutileitort; crossing it at Decatur.'
The following _table m exhii4s the, distances to
Memphis from some of the principal points in
the South-West;
Cairo to Memphis• -, 252 miles
New Orleans to Ideruphis 789 "
'Setehez to Memphis 459 "
Vicksburg .to• Memphis • • 349 •
Corinth to Meinphis 93
.grandlunction, to "
Mobile to, Memphis 411 "
The railroads, hare-added ,greatly to Alto com
mercial 004 of Memphis, though it is the
river traiE6 whibh has built the City. The ship
ments-iif cottsiitilimerfrdin the port, in the year
ending September 1, 1860, amounted' to; .four.
huedred, thousand bolos; and, its general husisess,
in prdinary
,timeo, is immense. is the great
point for cotton and produce cif„ Western
Tenossee: , ' ' • "
By' the-latit 'census-the' population of Memplits
is put down tit.abont 23,000 souls.
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Combining'- the ACTIVE PRINCIPLE of well
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AND IN
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IT CONTAINS
.4 4 M 3 1L4001e3 soalliet
on all the Imalin,g tßpics of.the'day, booth Religious. and Bee.
'War. All the various ,subjacts that present themselves for
conaideration, and that .are worthy the attention of
intelli
gant'aaa Chriatisu people, are &Missed from the Christian .
stand:point, and i.r• the nomPrelieuiden spirit of Christian
chaity and erilargial bbnevolence. -
prom the beginning of our present National troubles- this
paper, while spying itself with no politicaparty; has taken
high and fearielfgropndp favor of thsConshlutionartthe
re'rlilarly ordained Government, and of the rueservation of
,the integrity of Union. Its utterances have been Gm'
and decided, and they will continue to be such until the
apinlbof rebellion lies been entirely quenched, and our GOT
ernment once*re irmlynatabliehed, .
OUR
European Correspoideikee
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latlequalbal. btaay other,Arnericanjoarnal, hi breadth , of.
vie!, and garland usefulio;tvi.„ It. is a compete.
Watery of Lhe prArese of affairs, in. ,Ettrape,', gat /Aral-
I EASTERN; SUSI-1!
giTal a complete view of toteineee, optinon,F:,gp,
ceime, and nalttem and ttanga is getatal ?
lita-8.N9-.I44LNES,
'II.EW-YORK AND
'PiIILADELP.II.IA
This e feature.lound in no other.,reSigieue newspaper; and
rriakes,the,.Banneras most valuable 'repository:4er' taftevia
.lthin concerning those.places, to all,jeaders.
ONTAIBUTORS'
are Bose of the beat'newepaper writeie la the Church
We alep 'have ,
,OCCASIONAtiteaftRESPONDENTS
itie land.
Tliieciinpendinm of
Domestic iand Fereigt..News
•
is prepared with pinch care and labor: And jasipa.pw,ths,
news in the dailypapens is often iso naoertaiaand ozntrae
4110°17: that the WAek!Y,PK,r.s, ca;IVP , bilar t*lk rst:rt, re
liable news for the public, since, the 7 ..ni em 3t g for Sifting
guld correotion.4 @Bred.
.11rider the Iteia of
PIMSONiM
the inane intatiating Incidents coninktiiatzmitteinii4dnale o
note, whether dead or living, are pribliehed. '
And underlie,taid'or
are # l . l °? 111° of Beteac°2.2!".Vell Di °Terft
ea. Information, 3ngst value, v)*e.pOlic.' •
While at the same 4. ,11 4e most 1 /4"PI,
S C T 1.1;6
frion fpoke, magazines, and other ro ormrape,xls aro glyert for,
the othfstiai, thopment, the,maniof literkth:ropoilthoothg
and thE , the childrgn. ; , -
NOT are t3le
CLA./NS 01 1 411B1MillidiAND
forgetted; but much of the inthilnaticissiieeled. for both is
regelaiiy . pseesiSied:__
~~~,
This rim le furniahed to OW% pf ,Twen.ty.ar moreA
to,p tpta!Pf 41.2.5. par .annum; 844444"*. copy tR
tho itrapn,/pirtppg,pp; the Tw.:oppige,
at $11,45. -To Subrril*A44,44s,p o iwYeniaepti43:
Mail. , To Single pbsoribara, ip gt„tliktnial or 4.l),lphapp , ,
supplied by the Parris*, a t:s2o.o.oai
Addr4B - .
DANTE> ivr , KIN-zbtEi 1171-:- &L. OP.;
PRESBYTERIAN BANNERr
d t iITTSBUR4II, , PAi
-wist • , • • - • - 5
1 7osdE S "EJ Bz. :5: 11. A. .A.qN 5 5 .
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Calticiaiebri;
EBlCAO'keii
Land, Warrants;
rent lands and Town . Property, pity,,Tgi4el,,,Atkpiitapni,tkcins,
ninktinninOttvelancesi examineltitlen, attendlproinfali to
the eeP"Op of dehteta WeIiPAT WAhridsVO4
,Co, myl.7-4an
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fItA:Z E Aft..9.VILER§'
_ ""Ebitit - IPlN.Nos.—AribihBritifpfiathi large Simon
lletalrex,Botiowitod ,Plans, -froin illoiralton , lßrothers,
Work, just received and for sale by
:my3.&ly ' JOHN EL NCNDLOH, 8i Wood Street:
($ 0 ILASONpSw..IIVILIN'S.
HARMONIUMS, "• f uv
A third supply of three elegkrit, WA Cli e 1411411110 •
ived Ao•day. TeacherB,-, Directors Off - Schools;
Sinallfglldasterii,Leilders of Choirs ; and th,oliniilio,gpperaßy i
are
re all , and exatnintil theta' : at the
PußlCwitrettiddia,cd, . .
.-;
mrmy idELLOR 2 81:V(6i sireei.
. .
111104,4, HAMAX, 7SIAW6VADR4N6,,
at. o 13.50,4106'576, $6O, and $lO, received and for Bale
by :s tfrORN.IL. 113171 0RiceWiaidStieef..
myl3-ly
. _
Tr,-))5lNa PAAA,O S-71T: W-tec
'7 octave UIIICKtRANG lAlfioB , received
and fox vale byJ01313:114 1 61.11L.b011; 813Watal:3tmer.
myl3.ly •
ETCAND"ILAJVINEP,R 4 I &NJ:kg) AT!, :: ? g5
EN; EGO; $75; E 1 00,v,28 'act smo I by 7
iilylB4y • 30gN Al AIELLO% 81 W,ooll Street. •
It 186 2
*Thu) and'§ ,, , , iiyfipir:Goods for Geptlemeyt's
E3=3
,
We Inkier now on . hand one of the-Pinest and Fashion=
able ,Stock' :of, CLOTHS,CASSIME4 Z)% ' , an( ;YWITIvis;
4i:itch - we had. the i - A - ,nre - ,cd "oi , etting in pitta. .
•lurgh. Ravink. selected. thent in the Madera` iriarket , Wfth
, igren4felal Battened/hat we can give -pnti,ze, entiefae.
tton in price, do'ode, and We in v i te &date
menxitshing etiithinglfor bimeelt or family; tp,cellatiti
ex-
IMAM) the goods kilos. • 1 7
• . . 15.. 1 ‘.uT 3 i; 34 - ww&T
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131 . IITTSBURGH FEDIII. ,LECOLLEG
• • i : . T . BUTBEN TRACRIMRS:
Buildin g s, ten' ehers, and course of study, of the brat class.
Superior facilities afforded in the Ornamental branchts. At last year, tom hundred and thirty-seven. Three
terms per year.
FORTY DOLLARS per term, pays for boarding, light,
room-rent, and use of furniture. Tuition according to
studies pursued.. The Collegiate year begins September ad
Secomi Session, December Stb; and the' third, March 24tla
1862. Send to the Preaideht, Rev. LO. PERSHING, A. 81
for a catalogue. , .M. SIMS:I. I ON,
argil-1 yPresident of Board of Trusteee.
JOHN A. RENSHAIir,
Family Grocer and Tea. Dealer,
Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and custom
that he has recently removed to the new and spacious w.
house,
Corner of LiberlT and Hand Streets
(A few doors awe his old stand,)
And having largely increased his stock by recent pinch
now offers to the public the most extensive and complete
sortraent to be found in this city, of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign ,and .Doznestic Fruits,:;Teas, Sikes, Pickles and
Sauces, Preserved Fruits in great variety, Fish. Name, Cried
Beef, Ac., besides an assortment of:DO:nestle Nouscheepirtg
articles; thus constituting a HousekeepeesEmponum,whert
most all articles that are useful or necessary for the Family
all may be purchased at reasonable prices.
JEIP:WROLESALE AND'RETAIL 'SEFE,
Catalogues containing, an extended, Lise of my. Mack at
nished by mail, if desired.
JOHN A = RENS/TAW,
Oor. Liberty and Hand Ste., Pittsburgh.
ap7 ly
Sii.PON,AFLEI,!.,Og f ONCENTRAT,ED-
'FAMILY SOAP MAKES
Made by the Pennsylvania Bait Manufacturing 3ut-
Fbe only genuine:and patbeted article. Bewarit ot
Counterfeits I Buyers and sellers (lithe bogus articles will
bb prosecuted. For dale by all Drugglsts and Grocers:
'Prices :reduced to Fruit the times.. Oeu2l-13,
HARTIJI..E Br., Go.,
CORPIZA. OF Fran AND SHORT • STEMS, .PISTEIBIM PA.
, Manufacturers of
Steam Engines Machinery-, and Castings.
Also,,of STILLS, TAILIKS;iand 1!.1.1 otber appairatris for ia=
fining orll9-1p
MERCHANTS" HOTEL,
46 North-Fourth; Street,
PH ILA DEL P
0. M:KIBBEN, & 00N, PrOpiletoys.
marrt-ty
.
.1111)1P.;,0IL D
AN , VEA.TIETER STO RE
D. KIRKPATRICK & 8ONS;
No. , 31 ' Sal/1W Tara. Streit,
BETWEEN M.SZEGET AI9D OBIZEITNUT 3=l=B, PR3I4/170.1 , 1118,
Have for Salo
SPANISH AND GREEN' SLADDECTRIaIIDES, oxictrr
TA AND PATNA KIpS, , TANNEB.S!ADL, *C., AT
THELOWESTPRICES AND UPON'
THE BDST,TERMS.
Air All kinds of Leather in the rough wanted, for which
the higheetznarko , pric6 will be 7gi,VOn:in!cash, ,orAvkep.lo
exchange for N - Leather stored tree.ar charge, and spy
on eortidesion. - . -
Liberal Cash deviinom made on Leagier
40 Us
JOHN D. ICOORD
llNlEVlVAUlarlialfilk-010A15141114:4,
.14.4310,7PACTFIRERS ANT) •Dk4LER;Sr
Hats, , Caps, , andszStavkw-G:s4)thif:
WHOLBSALE AND E,EI3ATT.,
Id W,OO CIS t I ttis
Have now. on hand,fer Spring . ewes, as large and complete an
amcirtmeileOf Goodiras can be found lni any of tiidEsetein
Mies, conaliMmit . 9 l -
Fur Silk, and. Wool .1-lats,
of every style , and qualitY; CAPS of every quality and lateat
fswhiona; Palm 14a; Straw, Leghorn,. and. Panama ;HATS;,
Straw and Silk BONNETS, 'etc.,. etc. Persona' wishing to
purchase eltNerr by:Wludefatle or WIWI, odU And iti to their
• suivittitsttro ran And examine ottr ntrek. marl9-ly
N. - If A L I '!1) p
Do Not. Despair.Datil Yqu Have;Tried ths
,
Water Cure.
THE' TITTSBITREIT WATER" etrill' ESTABLISHMENT
is delightfully situated on the banks ,of theOhio,,.ten
West - of the city:' We have treated - ninny hundred eases'cif
.nearly, every kind of dismuse, suld . can ;refer, toixatients,ali
over. the country‘wliOni we' hanfiestored to health, after
erevylAing,efse had failed.
The following are among `the 'diseases we have'irented
successfully:.
1116PISINT CoNstxPrimi, 'Asthma, 'Bronchitis, °ugh',
'Scrofuig,overy : fbritt of Skin,Dislase,-Dripepala, Livar.Cota-
ConWpation of the Baikal% Spina[ Irritation, Neural:
gia,NtetirOatjsm, LuFtbago, Nervonsnels, all,Disrsv.sot the
Reproductive Organs, Diabetes, Dropsy, Arc., &c.
T.FEREADES. sateen& wit& :rikesses.peculia r their.
sex, `We appeal with
,confidehm as ive rarely fail to effect.
We not only cure you of your disease, but ie entirely; yt:
moyeArthYour BYStAM Olebildieffselsofthe - poisonouSdnugs
you nave taken.
OUR. QIIRB is open to-you. poise to - ma 4103in:will 111
due lithe send you home healthy,and fit for life's dulled'
Temp, nabderatg, Bend:for a ;Circular, to
W. N. 'FIAMBLLTON,,hI.II.,
Pittsburgh, Xs.
fob&Ly.
L. I It
The' Aittencat Sunday School non
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
The...slo Sunday, School Aiibmies fOi..buthut sib per
legacy in Will of the. late CHARLES BREWER, will ;be
ready tor :delivery on and - adtei Jallyadtb,lBBo:
The Sunday Schools entitled to,these Libraries are those
established in Allegheny'. OeuriV, Pa 4 -Billo4 March
1880.
Applicants willbe required to sitbscribe to statement giv
ing name, location, and date of organization of the School; •
name and ll'otit:OiSce addratig of Seperintendent; average
number of teachers and scholars in attendance, and amount
then cOntribirtellfor SuPPortof School,
Reasonable evidence, by amount of contributions and db l .
erwisa,Wf the pefinanerica of the School will be required - .
Apex toF. R. .EATON, ,
- - Of BarowMacriine &So.,
1 , 1,17 s•urb
MEM
wwipirt, e k WI I; 0 Y
3 VP RIX rs,
No. 27.Riftlx Street,
- PITTSBURGH; PA.
...:"A - *ARDED TOE ‘I 4 'I72ST PREMIUM
1e; TICE
U N J / , A T E S_ FAIR
EOE;;THE. YEARS.
1.8E8;459, and 1860.
IBM
UPWARDS OF
80,000
Bout IN THE 'UNITED STATES.:
Noresthan :-20;000 Sold the Tast:-Year.
We .offer to the , p!ittliO
, WML,EK&.7WILSON'S'
Img#OyfpO*INA:,MA;HIN,ES
CED PR I-C E
wititinareiktedennfidence , ef its merits as the best and most
zeilsbleFeadly Sewing kisnldnenow in use. Itlvorys equally
thickest and thinnest fabrice, makes the lock
eti,tch impossible to unravel, nith,the essential advantage of
being alike on botheides, forming no ridge ,or chain on the
nadir Siniple iu corisiruction,
AfORE SPEEDY 1K MOVEMENT,
More Derable "J than any oilier • Machine.
. , ,
Ore Om tefenti,ble' tie pirobaser to , sew
lordirtary.seame,".cateb, hero,:f6ll;;"quilt, -gtith‘, bixidAsnd
A,n01r.,, all on, .the. same machine ; awl lotatrattLit for three,
Air CIRCULARS'-Xi.
C6rtiainitvi: ; 4estimoniali .Ladies of Oi l Ilighast
EAST AN D
giving prices, &a, will be furnished gratis on application-in
•
parser - 03Y i3j letter.
834.3WW31 NACELINEf,NAEDLEB, SILE„..II 5Z DOT`
and MU constantly on liana.
SUMMER.
• apl.2.Btn'
SABISO.N,
111VICOrrAWKII;
No. ett Sraithfield Street,.keeps constantly, on hand a /arcs
assortment of Iteadyalatie Coffins, Metallic' Cases, Shrouds,
&0., of the latest etylas.. Xersonal services, in all cases when
required, and no pains will be spared to 'give 'entire satiefac
tie n, and relievntb.ef friends of the ,Xattny-unplensant duties
'necessarily costntkted - Witif the pre*" stations for burial,, at
tEr t t ira Xig is et .b Aftfralt9P,n antinkilartlctr
JANES .8.-11TOBS)
,WEST,