Presbyterian banner., April 15, 1863, Image 4

_for o ttug
I Child's Prayer.
• tiabistelh e-' Lord , •w h o -died,
1
p,piarf,log all thelast ;
to
. lit!slile fetwe with his grace
• lailtilit:gfe.shidl last".
• 4pi ri t, too,
"T 6 come as gentle Dove;
To twoll me Jesus' precious
,name,
" Aidt/611 my- heartowiii rove.
ask the Father's hand
To guide my steps aright;
And lead mo sale through every spare
To his own home of light.
--there may jiAtafal . met
My friends and teachers blest,
tkndising - Aga win:Mess hoes his„graise,
-Whose zos 14 s all giv'n us rest.
I=
Milt 4.lPmive•
+' Good day, graritheother," said , young
"Fffpley ; • " I am going to the market town,
diet shall not eome home until day afte,
"
•
• e' Lord .go with you, my dear lad,"
e aged grandmOther; "but be.fori.
04 1c 1 Want to knowif you t bave settle'.
'Vie' quarrel with. Ned-Brooks." •
- tof 1 have settled' it `that I alkali hay ,
'pore to do with him. -Bela
tr• muveiYhatily. Ido not intend t. ,
bifdly in return, .bat 'do not in
' t eeiN to have any thing to do with him."
• ,41f Have you forgiven .him 1' 1 !
.f I do not;-intend to d9 , ...biM, any harm."
laglave .(k11.1 . 611079 1 1:him r ;
Me:4.B'lA ailltAd me to forgive him.''
Utetitber..iihat the Lord *says . : he,.
priastand praying, forgive, if ye have augb
"est,inst any: for...if ye forgive not me
t tr, trespassei, _neither. will your- Fathe
Irciitkite .yonr AresEasses.' We..are . allowe.
Itraskyforgivenesalfor ourselvei only as w,
*forgive others. Forgive us our debts a
w forgiVe our debtors. It is not safe lo
us to lira 7"Ei ksinglealay.without.hein.. for
we mould be. forgiven, we mu:
VeLciaiers'."
witi,lbgrknlimother, I will try to do.m:
.4406,Y. .
man went to _the 11181:111.
tovon=Alewas busy during the day, an ,
"thStrbt but little of what he bad said't
*hie-grandmother. At night, when be cam
,4o;lid rowii on his' bedi'hii-thought of w.ha
Ai ! , had said. ' , Be thought of:Ned Brook,-
itialle:heoame:angiT. "He. thOught of hi
iarAthen he felt . his 'need (
-pardon,. •Tle.titought the: words of tb
Jewd; mop - their; trei:
passes."' He felt that he must forgive Ne
Brooke, oven thoiii,h• be/did nol turn
say, I resant. He tried to do it, an
failed. •-" fen IrTneitTri-iiraier;ind aske
for a forgiving spirit, , and continued:BBkb;
ti g a le wh
bad done any wrongto . bita.
Tegin a.
if . you hop
etio wiven.ot-Liod.-4v.:BiTository.
^L •
..: i• v s :' - glie 1108 11 001.- • •
When I wasi...,.l!arir little boy, as I wa •
,03.ing on .thentreets of.a, large - p ity, Late.
. ttle . -hoy,-yonnger ~than myself, .yil t -'
seemedan be in great distress. .His eye '
isreirniffeh siollen-by crying, arallo,lo4 ,
sobs allf4stotAl9tetli, 4 1 3 N 444404,0+ - •
"Abatis the matter Eddie.? ; ' . 1 in
' 4 Why—why? T'yealost .nry penny, an.
.74Ather„ncill.silmi....me;" fze_rnialit',4tilhei*
i f
btill view id& tears.
- 14 4eirsdid on lose it ?"
, r enDpaii'cl4C - 6flybana, and-rolls
2!ighl.there into the gutter.'
^ ; ",.Vgor." little fellpw I" 1 Apught, as I re
ally:sympathized with ltim, , and offered t
.U/np Wm find the loatAreasure.
010. brnshed away-the, tears with phi:
f .aed,his • connicuanott brightened, aids
. •., ,As :he raw me roll up my coat-slee*e.
a. Ihrust•my hand into' the gutter. Hot%
ip.Sektiz e rlid o lv) .w4ch f eich hitritlfnl..tka i
came oat, faughted withosan3i,..nirid pebbles
+and
_pieces of rusty iron! Terhaps 'th
ITSlt'w'onid;,hring out , his penny; r ' At - las .
I found it.
tt.0 ) ...1. ani, so glad !" ',hear the littl.
reliiieli . say. "Ai. • 1 1. 0 7 ,glad you mus
shoreLbeen, too'! Atow.you can•dry up litth
-,Vidilia's Agars, And, make his face hrigh
and his heart happy. Now he (maid skip
andnun-allittho.:.way, home without the fear
-eefifs-mother's diskepure."
But, dear child en; listen - to the end;
watapile ir, IcApyt ft yi1100100:y9U 810, 94
pei.hapa.!:princ , a tear , to .yourieyes it may
de l , r ion doixe. for a lifetime. I kept little
'Bain as I felt it in torh.and, all coY
.lillaistith mud as it was, I forgot all the
. ....:ligtojo .1 had learned at home and in Sab
eith4ohool. • I forgot about God—that
'124501,45ere. lneking right dortn on me.
-/Ithearyielced,one entering into me—as yon
liiiiri le ..onee ilintilo trades, when for
money hei•hetrayadthe . hlessed Sayiour—l
seklAny honor, my good feelings, and my
1.96144/4P.!ftaP for a P 0 91 3,5%
.t searched a little longer after I had
washed' it - and contrived to hide it, and
then, putting on a sad tace, told little Ed
dirtliat I could not find it—that there was
no use in looking, any longer for it.
O", hiker the big tears swelled in his eyes
as, with a disappointed look, he turned
, mtg . ! -How mean I felt! I felt guilty,
le siiilMiaight, for I had already broken
three of God' s
, commandments. I had'coy
;'"ieiil that led me to steal; and theicaine,
ifTekiallirofilef; th% lie, to cover' 9) 4 41.
f -
AlasT what one sin leads to!
.ellieriy., years have. gone by since that
4 , ;MUNI apt. Since then, I have asked God
kos e liandon me,for that and many other sins
I I4AticoWitil*443 r , 5 1 , 1 4 , tl gh : l love my
swww, anikhpwe Oat, in his mercy, the
sins of-my loath and of my riper years will
not be 'remembered against me, yet , can -I
new aria T cint - :4.)fattly, memory's page the
• .ntavhitiktiatitanddy.penny has im
.. .: . • • pan it.—Osrr..Chi&lren's Magazine.
& u kty .~ T#ink.
"Mamma," said - Kitty, "ya..a calls me
a good litter giii,Zindvantityi :, and moat
w s.veuynAy; but Tii#,rnet, mamma, good at
touire
sinly, spit, I:ment .
a .* ' K- , augur liWa-Kitty; , "Inuta.nava,got
iy u ht whAtii"-.l.mani_ma.
„. -,,, , ~. 4 60-0..„, •
—at ii tly .1 n ill J.trt W, • said
4alliAl• 'MI6 - 7,1 :: ..;`, 1 100,1 1 ' 10 .,:g 0 to
"l a
ride yesterday, and t e earnage,oane,,and
there was no unuanknio„ I went into the
idosiong t andasuntptaid4ou If behaved, very
~ it. .She said 11-ditket = pry, or
an 1 , mg ; Int, mamma,-,1 , tlitiiiht-wieked
n #4 , -zin , urstairs,andi , ily- dawn,
an le e indireked snidlieiak47--
0 VlAKitty. '"ltitilie4 the ;
would n t AndAhe,,,iid iMnses
ir . rain. ass a ,
, 1...,.
naughty think in me."
" Well, nobody knew it," said John.
"Somebody ditl know it," said Kitty.
" Who?" asked John.
" God," answered Kitty. "He cannot
call me good, as aunty and papa do. Mam
ma, how can I be good inside?"
Kitty is not alone in asking that ques
tion. any and many a one is asking it
very sorrowfully. How can Ibe good"
? King David felt like Kitty, and he
fellci t gito . ou-jiia-. Waco . , and ;payed this
little prayer : "cteirsie thou me from secret
faults." .Secret faults are in some sense
the worst kind of faults, because, first, they,
deceive others, for they are inside, and no
body sees them ; and then they deceive
ourselves, for we are apt to think nobody
will, find them out, and if they are not I
found out; it is no matter.
Was Kitty deceived ? No, she knew
they were.not kept secret from God, and it
troubled her. And when her mother,told:
her, of Kieg David's ,:prayer, she, prayed;
that little prayer for herself, aacjAbe ihays,
it even? diy. " Cleanse thou na-from'ae
cret faults,' . ' she whispered in her Saviouy's
ear. And'llie` Saviour, hears and answers,
this little
~prayer. As she offere.it she
WatChee'dveirlia - oirn theart; and when
" naughty think" comes into her bosom,:
she fights-against it. She says to it, " Go
away, kor:oxiy," loorrim 91 9to - i,i our
help her to resistit . oit does, ana sweet
peace comes and nestles 'in her bosom'in
stes,d.
.11. i ars wag ;May help other kihildren•—,
Kitt g firg.
the Baby.
" Come, CiiilO;'.oarniand'ilikd the baby
tßaide!!
tail. (Jarl o itt'ait. wag.: loves '4 .
,baby dearly. .14tileyt.he.thinks the baby
came for him to tstie , taire-of. George has
,trade a harneas for conptdycs .
some how or other -to- tiokfelini on to the
baby's basket carriage, and off ,0010":PrPta,
basket, baby, and all. It is hard to tell
which is happiest, Carlo,. Willie,:C4orge,
or I.
When we stop, he goes roundlet the aide
of the_car,riage, putinp. ids _Owe and look s
in,
41 T:t
as much as to 'say, "How do
that, little master Willie ?"
hip:4'so.oB*e% . ".(340.0!eft1i0, dear' 0•=
lo;" and this pleases him mightily,i .
, i.
Soinitimes Willie isleft,aftogellier
his care out on the green, and it is eutioun
to :see what care be takes. Itany strange,
person comes up to speak Carlo
struts up and keeps his eye on him. If
somebody he does not like the looks of=
doge, you know, have tkeir, ep
likes pretty strong—touches the batcy,..::he
'utters a low growl, as , much as to say='
ig Ramis off, sir." "
Carlo is so trusty. Indeed,, he always.
• tries to do the hest be knoivs how.
.He
. looks and looks, if he does not quite unde'r
stand; " loOks asking," George says,,.end
when he finds out what, you want him to
do, how quickly lie minds, and seems
pleased to mind.. • -
L-wish ..some. boyi a nd girla would ,taktil
P4.4* 411 1 :0.0 1 ;i:" . .
11 -salmon.
The-Blelguuf and the Burglar.
. . rise ,world of fiction hardly,,opiiteimit aE
.iiore thrilling ohs ter than'• an 'incident
*hi** marked , the' life of. Rev'
.whotwas recently cut down in his' prim'ei
*bile pastor of the..Presbyteriart
the 'village of Waterford; N. Y. The ad
-venture; Eggs- the Troy Times, occurred on.
eighebefOre Thanksgiving, a tew weeks
previous to the commencement of:the sed
den illness, which resulted sadl y and fa
tally. Mr. Lee was_sitting iii his study
-about one o'Clock in the morning, proper
discourse to le delivered to 'his 'con
gregation when assembled for Theektigiv
ing,,worihip, when.he beard a noise beltind .
him, and becanie consoious that Somebody.
was in the room. fillappeilg . th# 4 . ,nejgb-:
.bor had. &ripped in ',upon some . unforeseen,
errand, M. Lee eluds
" What is the -matter ?" and tureed.
around.in his chair. 'He beheld the grime'
face of a burglar, who was pointing a pis
tol at his breast. The ruffian had.enteted
the house by a side window, supposing
that all the occupants • were wrapped in
slumber, and burst upon the presence,of
Mr. Lee, before he . was RV/are that the, study
contained an occiipant. •
" Give me your witch and money,". said t
=he " and make no noise or I will fire." •
Mi. Lee said :
PaY 0 - 3 141 put.,497 11 your ',Am
on, fon: "You feball ono resistance, and you.
are ittlibeitY to take all the valuables
PolluaWa," • •
Thiati'Cglar withdrew his menacing pis
tol, and Mr. Lea said :
"I will conduct you to the place where
my most, precious treasures are placed."
He openeda door, and pointing to the cot
where his two children lay. slumbering in'
the, sweet sleep of innocence, and ,peace.
~ Tbese," said be, " are mycholoast
Will you take there ?" ,
lie proceeded to say :that; as a minister
of the. Gospel, he had flii,earthly posses
sions, and that,all his means were devoted
to but one object—the education of the
two Andrea. that were reposing in the•ad
joining room . The burglar was deeply
and visibly "affected by these remarks.
Tears filled his eyes, and he expressed the
utmost sorrow at the act •whir& he bad been
about to commit. Alter a few remarks .
from Mr. Lee, • the.would-be-crimipal con
sented to kneeland join with him in-prayer;
and there in that lonely house, atnia
silence of midnighti-the offender poured
forth his penitence and remorse; while the
representative of a, religion of peace. azwi
good-will told to " go and sin no more:"
Such a scene has few parallels.
On the conclusion of the prayer, the .
burglar attempted to take his, departure by
the broken window through n ikioh hu had
entered.
"Why riot golly the front door ?" said:
Mr. tse.
The.man replied:
" ThgS9 iire, o ,9llfedPrAteft.t4Are-Xl4or4tld
shoot either you or me:
HS_deiaired Mr. Lee to .take an oath on
the Holy Spri - pttues, never'-to reared the
particulars Of this singular interview. Mr.
Lee said it was unneeessary, as he had the
-lciaded feeling toward him, and ahoidd
Aroisei,4hgrii! unlitA seen or ,hear:d.
,
31/‘;Lee, tgltz~e,wali<izg with
bis wife, •met the man in the streets, of
ViAtArrOrds iioseqtteilt 444004
saw .hith from gren to time.
brie of the, actors, in this singular, epi
40flerfilk:an..earli gravel hut 'by. ' means
I,betl4, are nut at liberty to diselnn f i, the
eventpdid:wot die with. him. What must
be the feelings .of t4e other party to this
,mysterious; meeting, whenever -he reflects
1 "P
tt,P4ll Op -101101 ,TPr9we,and #l. 4, ri -
Ana/ iiiirathaFt.vitaeeeerl orritheaught,
beforPlzhintiriEvirig,;'ll362 Y — 4,;
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER.---WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1863.
The velosity of waves has relation to
their magnitude. Some large waves pro
ceed at the rate of from thirty to forty
miles an hour. It is a •Vulgar belief that
the water itself advances with the speed of'
the wave ; but in fact the form only ad
vances while the substance, except a little
spray above, remains rising and falling in
the same place, according to the. llama of
the pendulum. A wave of water in this
respect is exactly imitated by the wave run
ning along a stretched rope when one end
of it is shaken; or by the mimic waves of
our , theatres,.Thioh are generally the undu
lations of' long pieces „of carpet, moved by
atteuslants. .But , when a wave reaches a
sliallOw bank or beach, the water beComes
progressive,laegause then, as it can-,
not sink' directly downward, it falls over
and forward, seekintrits level: Po awful
is the spectacle of a storm at sea; that it is
generally, v i iso,tlifiAgh medium s which.
1 :4 8 .9 8 .:411 4 4-.oo49o.nt.r„ * AltY as Naves'
,really,aseii turn
magation , aluswithem loftier.
still. Na.' waies:•ritir.tiore!' than liti" , rfat!.
above the ordinary With 'the:
to feet tbatite,surfrice:afterwards d,ss i csnds;
;help*, this ; gives twprity. fee t,for , the .
Asight^from the, bottom Of;any- water .valleyt
to the . surnmit. This propotritiob-listeasily t
proved I tr,ying#einti . gt!t t iro
i aphip's,
Sat 441 alt ffilkSys ; in;
sight over ile - tOps of th r e'wayesi al swanoi
.bat9g, ukad,e Ibr,-acmideutal„ ingliptioqa of
the. Vefikoj r a44,,ol4.her siuktug4.the we=
ter tOe mnob, below the, water i line at the
, ns4 my lien she ,relolB4t#,Jflll)Ptt9Pll4tibei
hol ow betwe,sn-twO wayejl,, I,l'.tto ipmarygf
the sea, driven alogbY•theviOknce of thtl
,wind, eourse,.mtteki.bigher.-than•Ahs
Bunn:air( of , th wave, and :fa 'cwfiVe:
'cioniing`lftlainst . desl!,is
almost any,elevation above Attlf4d
dysicitinighiliiipTe,Vrieir' iitiohes
it 'which' hie been growing finite; I'stam i
all'the 'Wei' 'Serbia We l ikilali
even over •
i..
• ...t• •.,•
111=1
iEvery , horticulturist •i e acquainted:,with
this pest of ithe orchard and garden. In;
many districts of-country they have like;
OiSt year,tripped the leti i4 l
ves l fru
APPIe • PA ACo74r,9e B '. • Usdtkgill, flito
.;be. permitted -to b oceur u witlieut - ippysmt,enl4
efforts for their destructiiin. And; -.they,
• mil. easily be • destroy,ed r .protidtdthey..arei
: taken in time. The .firstnindiesaiewpf t the
worm after hatch io g, 4,Nuall-mr,ithe
in the crotch of ,thejimb, i near e ,lta g apA.',
„Into this little space, exery<Aßll# il. , 9 l :Q.Wded •
4, l 49l4,ingActrid .evenkngiAll.Oiwei : 1 90.09 10 Y,
..With ItEckng-• soa p , 1 114
rkkataingge or TPA
9RutistAik.4 ,PP4). Mib.,Aff i laion o 4 l l ol7
thi.s./nojP*o "Pint tlift,w# l rli: dope.
This it a piinplp sknd effectual remedy, and
,p , hyge. OPhPd can 66 0 E? OP#'lo by one
, Probably there is no manure. that can be
tapplied'' to the' bean-crop-more decidedly
beiiefioial in. ibiv:effectst than :bone-dust..
YVlberever,it,Aas been tested, it, has
Oitigihaiihti; "and etTipcidily
line beei of a sandy texture,
.actifjnigpifii-;
IY . . B .4PPfiielxitkliirie 'At! kePQIP-#l, which!
Mule- .37Ntr0.(. 1 4 1 1 4 10.71Y,fre - :traNTlttfeg. P. 1 1 , 113 I
from F ! pglind, in relation ut, its effi4smy,l
were regarded by many a!' '44ityi . 14,:f t ti1,,44:0,1
we . have pe,nvtnce ,tilaat of a,1,1 nuinnryai
;agents, pp . far as the developtcent; ,zet.*!
bean-crop inyolieci,:boiie-inkilyre
,clu *490419.i0e We; advise
Tho 40n . obtain it con'veliently;tO procure'
t 4 `small apply' it test" it's vitt'
in& for theiatielvee. tritliig &teeing Of ,
a 'crop at hoeing-time trill llialtently
vancii •egtiTeli linyort obit tif ,tile!
• 70 01 ° UPI* , ; r
To *destroy the - Canada thistle 'all 4thit is
necessary. is to:smother it out de existent*
or not, to allow theplantillo Itreathe-throngh
their leaves, keeping. , them tiont3taritly,ior
.daily cut off at or a-littlelhelaw , the. surface
.of the earth ;,..ori cover: them with .any sub
stance through. which .they cannot perpe
trate or .grow_; these remedies, .continmed
,cor,one season, will kocompliah,the.porpose
,Buf..cotting them off daily maybe
borions,. or poveringyan extended • stnfage
impractitsibje., Thtlitist and .cheapeetlrey„
(hcleforia , , is to ground repeataly.
Aullni_# l 9..seoli?.D,l l . o as t:4PPP eTerY.Plant
4,01 , times nnilikr,.. Or soil' is , rather
11 ,47 IR' a cc... Bi0.?:t; five g ood , d(T) and
lknorPugh7 each 40%A :Mouth,
perfectly ettirpate them.
.If,:this soil
is light ; it • may be necessar y to =repeat
the plowing; oftener: h.. We ailetiksfromvam
pie ,fiXperte)tcte on thlemstl '.llnlf-iray
Nork: Will be :of no des:
These times are , bri#giiettiut *it
qualities of oar Ameriediiiwoniel:buittiere
is,.o.eAnsortQik 034Adoor..biber...whkuh,,should
- bekPargioi.P4tetbik 1 99 1 4e11. ;D1 1 1 1 ; times,
and that. is gardening. .Now is the
. time
to commence operations for thp
,apli n.; if
the ground is wet. and:you:lays no:thick
boots of your own; 'pair s . of
brother's, fling'on oup . 44oxitelmttio-liowl
hats, draw on a pair of leather,glovite, 'and
isallp.forth , .on. a .reconnpisa.noei off
;SL nulahe itod tt% lukyli: a shine
at the gMti.kt flrOrnk wh ich josk..roady
:tebreak:thrOnghthe brawn .husk -and show
'their emerald lances. Makeup your minds
owhat.to plant - and where to plant it; put
'in a few seeds of early cabbage and peas,
',in, a warm nook, and mske . up . lour minds
••to 4)1(4 ont.such a good beginning, every •
;414: 'or' so through the season . Ohio ;
,-Farmer.
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1- wholesale Viand Retail.nak;
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114 BMITEPTIALD 8 - T , 31111.11%.
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K y RITTSBURG I H - • RA:
ap - -- • •`
: Pro -cintrwg .liNg u rs,:,9 4 r4 - 71:-
.IsTictE.4,v=rufz, AND D Alt Sen La. .
ina MOkIIILT 01161111. AND OgoillAininAL, ii"Etew sintsiod
4 4 1Pe w rOutalip ttesili9o a iirgentr444,49.(ls!wirigj
. .10. l ifit la , e ociatUr& cF new mum fo e
'Moir, Singiug , and' 8 1, 4 . Araktiteringp, and
.I.lWOrgaw and MetprietT . I , i A lidtatr 420'6*
jirletot, -7Signal:ObitoWill , .: Plup cidiA.Far,
.inittiarteEdcOr WAL, ~ ~Oii
,--1, 2 ,, , - - vgittrzowimi It—
reborn 1..7
Magnitude of Waves
, Tke NPst Wean
1! - I
lopeAus;; for,
Woilel,#:*s4eit
A FARM FOR SALE.
I offer for sale a well-Improved FARM of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES, two and a half miles from Can
onsburg, Washington County, Pu. Fur information apply
to the undersigned, on the premises, ur if by latter, through
the Canonsburg Peet Office.
air Terme easy.
spl3-80
rruseAßoßA. AC4DEIIIY.
-0- FOUNDED IN 1838.
The Summer Session will 'open en TUESDAY, the sth of
May. Instruction afforded in all the briseChes of a good
busineau education; also, in Latin, Greek, French, Spanish,
and German, . Buntings thoroughly refitted and furniabed.
Young men desirous of such mental and moral training ae
Will tit them for usefulness mud happinese, 'ant cordially in
vitod•to become members of the School. Those wilfully die
mnirding,the diehnctione-between right and wrong in their
own conduct, are NOT WANTED.
• TERMS:—For Tuition In English, Latin, and Greek;
Boarding, Washing, Room and use of furnittre, per Session
of five mouths, EN; payable, by the half Alession, in ad
valKe. .
. .
for fall partidartra apply to
J. 11. SHITMAKER,
Acacias('la, Junigta Ca, Pa.
ApleSts
rADJIP4ES
NORTAXELNr IitTERZBTB
' I :SOUTHERN 71fDEPENDENOE
2-, • 1.•• ;roe r,
• -.it gal* toitrUniteit *Mon.' • •
.11-I:NAstara• RZ V 8 .; N. RIZ Al.&
• 00 7: Pidee4.1844,3111. • 0 L.1." •; •
Ihkflailter*th'phlet of Mr. Stlll4 entitled iSildw a Free
People Conduct a bong War,,',haitotitainefta nations; kspn- : •
tabon, and Is still to grail d ' enialitli Many of thii first men
in our country hatersArrn — frlller 'llittering endorsement.;
The present one disehttliftierspine: vigor and justness of!
Ahem/tit, and is destined. we think, like career of popu-
Arlty and usefulness.. lillidlscutatt aftbsstion - of profound In- .
-trigni , AdtPl 4 MaSterlY,AgAY.. 'Pests au latt* l *qa,
1. utany,firif falkinger 9f being into, a fame pesq.
'ltte etid Is coiltsmplated; Without a duo - aaniideratisin o'rthe
Ilinismil•kildltat a tesratellizinging thaineelveislolhe opinion,
.that I%o;m:ignition pf.the!..'graath as an independent govern'
Ment;hmilyme a diamekbernientat the, llnioa, staiuld'iiot
liaarittildild, if if &Mid pat 'el and to 'the - War:. any of
our readers are thus Influenced, we pray thean,:beforeithey:
proceed further, VD _read thiustaphlet, in which tilt quenion •
is csrefully coneldered„msl reamn and,history aro employed
to . :9pfold the fearftdlssfilta nrrivOntidependent sovereign.'
tiesijing•sidefby'elde.'" The suits of the existing war area
COD feseedly greiatilint those whichAitosildommircffe .ffach a.
factitious listtlement., :would be' unspeakably: r. kflr.
021116 rewsons dispassionately; let Maths Ititty, Witte.
same spirit.
Also Just keadi;
How a '. ? Freaßqople Conduct a log War.'
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purchase • lolesale or Retail,' will Snd it to their '
santmao tonsil and examine our: stmt. ,morl9-1* '
•MONRY TO , LOAN, QN MORTGAGE
asecnred , On property withinthenountnor adjoining
conntiaajor alarm . O. years, in aunis.loAndt..
Bondi; .IfOrtgagee, dtc., pegpSaied. 'SU per oink paid on
sheet premiam paid on Gold and
L Apply at the ofilorror ' G. S.' BATES,
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
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and Domestic limits, Pickles and Sauces, Havana Cigars,
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H Us_FKEEPING UTENSILS,
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licra24.ealdn4HaOware,.&43.,
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• air abode carferdly packed and delivered . free.ntoharge
,for cartage at "any of the Railroad Depots or Steamboat
Landinga,Catalegam cnotainingtm extended list,ofignodi,
dent 14 7 mairitteldred;andalrevieraliorea
receive our prompt and careful attention.'
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REV. D. A. CUNNING.ILAR,.
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TlOsi§eatittarn - formerly:owned . axe acenttlodArrllare•Ail
'lt Wain, P a ttiteeiG.b.otthtly•stßrxeEcerort
e tboroaktitY relltherand fnrn ihed;andyill op_
-the' receTpUori . rof !foxing , laiiiiii•Ve . MONDit',iiiL :o„ '031:
MA ettrps ohil'eachers tatagdielededi, irfl
be present at the opening of the term.
- IiAYEP• FO,B'T•E. 4 1 d•PF RANATPIDIMOniatiV+ . ,
Board and ro o m ' fßildskted,4, lB .oo,-4 4 1,140•AutpliVIII:
pair of sheds, idllow- slips, a blanket, an'd th eir . ork ;,4316,.
$38.90: Ligtit and luel,t extek. '"-WeatirigcBo cente.per
. Tuition, from. $4.00 tozs7.oo.,:Latin, Itranch, and' Gainan,,
onntiss.oo.,.lmAc, aoltank,owstiospf,ppiwirig , gat*.
Ink, tanibt, fot: whf eh the' usual 'ratio will be chirged. !
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MISIL - TOPIFItikINT, IV; SIA, I.SI4IIICK
Pro or l Hervous Debaily, , Diseases
,gen, J.lOl all , cliseasca arising, tom ta, dis
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. at" thl It of tiro totteroti, ro
swimqm of the
HeirdPilierfilii'aii difficult Brwattzing; Flutter-
thisf_atetbeillftiertpoholtleg ..or. suffocating , iseosationei
s!hell ~.DilB, l e4 B vill 0 1 1 ,:tobs or
webs f the Sight,Froyer and ROI) in
the' : Heed,' Delltioney of ''Poieptiatlon, •
: Yellosnesi of - tho ' Sian • and:
Pain, in I/aok, Monti
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cod of lahundrect. . •
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HoottandVaprnditi Bitters , (07.1.. f ZegoAtablß, Wel
eackerarid dvdoturere, hart' oPeued
upon entferlng fictuanity. the flood-gate, - of lioatrinte
shape of poor . gib Wray,- rilply: nomeqopied,
dregs, and ebrisferied Tooke, 9 tomacticy and 1310,1 a,
Beware - of the Inndolerilble array of Alcoholic :prepara
tions in plethoric bottles; and ibig bellied kegs, tindiethe
tnodegl!ppellation .of whichaicletcad of : curing,
014 aggp3 l leave 4:919p0t nO4 sp . ifmr In
iff. ) oAlMo.^, SERA* :131ITElit I .
lre.not Aaave i aridonitriell Article, btit &are stood thateatist
fifteen *am trial lax the American AI
tatiOn bYlllmitar,..PrVlWP.Rit:
Ttie Vioffetdr4 have tbiinsande Of .Gett.iii . 4 frm thee MOM
eminent• . •
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LAWYERS,PXPSICIA
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Testifylp!of,thei,r,owil mama ,knowledge, WU*
del etlscts exidfuodicalv)?luuu of.yree t ßisteß., . v.'.. •i.
DO you wAi..,soicenumi .TO Br44:tgal'tig n irop
DO YOU'W'ANT A GOOD APPETITE ? -
DO YOU. water TO-P BD= .17P YOUR ooprOtrrTeroN
DO •YOU WART TO PALRL WIILL?‘ . • : • - •
DO. YOU IVAN'S TO ,CIAT. RIO OP Nasus.o.uptsit • -.
DO YOU WANT E NER G Y?' .
DO YOU-WANT TiII3rEEP , WELIirh ••• . . -
DO ,PpIIMANT,A BRISK AND:MORODB4 . PsSLINGIN
.It .7ou do, use
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Prom' J. Newton Brown; D. 11., Editor of the.Bnogcwponin .
qf Religions Knowled ge . .
Aithqugh not fingceed; to ' favor or .reoomatialielimea
IdediCinotriti gefterol,thOVloor of aloft tkligfe4PAti
and effikfteflyetluow Ofiaci ()lent reason Whyainan may
notleentgad tßO.bbneflf sfee himself to ttave Ft'C' 41441
from any,simple preparotteitr.thEt hope that he onlaii. thus
99n ritUjtO l thopobt ofe t'eltOgldcrtWtflmorlfeadilyiA
rd to IlOolland's dertna_p
Bitters, Orshiareil by Dr. C. hf..J*ltiton ttiia'.catyTtieilinfe
LvtatwrejlfltcedAgaippt them for, many, years, =derail,*
Impression that
~ ,they_wore Chiefly an alcohnltomixture.-..1.
am cmfabted.t.ti my friend'Robert Shoemaker, Etiq.;:for the
removal:Ord& Preiudic:e 1 7 . proper tioticrad for enentirlige
ingot try.thion, witafti,eußfritlß rrotoilfretat. , andlimag Cow.
tinned debility. ,T epee of three
,I? ot tys ot,Slime,Bityler‘a,t
the tieanni ng of Die present' year, was followochy evident
relief,otnd restoration tow degree of bddily and mental vigor
which,l, had not felt, fqr six menthe . , before, And had Ja m mit
deopplr,ed„of . , rugaiping. I therefote Aback God and ,nty
friend for directing inc to the win of theta,
'7. NEWTON - BROWN. ,
.?artgAtßticit., June 23, 3861.
BEWARE OF 00IINTERIMET_ S. —
Bee that the signature of 0 0. M. JACKSON," is on-tie
InWFP/ °fflaCil battle.
Principal Office and lanufacteTy, No. 611
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POST-GrRADITATE CLASS FOR
LADIES.
The Rev; DS . ..ALDEN, late President of Jefferson College,
proposes to give a course of Instruction to a Class of Young
ladies who have finished their School Education. He will
meet t h e Class-one hour a day, four days in the week, from
the first of November to the first of May. No text-books will
be used; but, in connexion with the discussion of topics
•referenotwwill be made to the best authors, for the beneUt
those members of the class who have leisure for readin g
The course will be condueted in such a manner, that those
who can command one hour daily, can secure all its advan
tages. Dr. A. will endeavor, by questionings and oral dis
cussions, to lead his pupils to perceive truth for themselves,
An.experience of more than • quarter of a century spnit I n
teaching, has convinced him that be can best benefithis p u .
-pHs by placing them face to face with truth, without ths
agency of books.. Words cannot ; then, be cattily mistaken
for fhiup.
Special attention will be given to the expression of thought
by word'and pen. - •
,it Is presumed that the members of the proposed d u ,
liavh acquired,. finis 'the study of books, such a degree of
mental „discipline and such knowledge of facts as will ten.
tier' the:lh prepitrid'for the higher grade of Instruction suited
to the most advanced class in college.
-4- Thefolloiring Mildecta will receive attention:
I,l•o:l4ooTOst. , Psittesornr..
Mast Peunicmsr.
-14.passwartze- erJima:Tomo AND Carr/crest ABD REMILSE
LITEJUTERLE, •
4::POIXIICAL'PELf.OBOI.IIT,'IncIifing
PRINCITUSB or Gevriasxzwr,
-• • •PRISCIFLEB;OIF,LRGISLATION,
Cossrrrwrsos or THE trZllllLDfitsrxs,
. :POtisttCAL Bkloll4iiY,'
INTRANATIONLL Law.
:16. - Nastiast Tiriotooti - • -
6. EVlDgfferS 01 Ottittriat!rry.
""in'these - tenies, the pupils will be led, as far as may be,
.perrelvistrath.for,thaisselyss. .
At the dose of eich'exercise, Dr. A. will 'remain to criti
oise,an.essaypteperadtby.is member of the class lie will
/tilsio - he - ready, at all times, to give advice as to reading and
other departments of.tisintalleftd: .• . •
."TER:I4B. I -$lO6 foithe'Cotirse; payable 860 November la,
sand 860;M4 +4 •• • • •• •
Applies:Has can be made io Dr. Alden, N 0.48 Union Square,
or. to nAiden Esq.; 40-Pine Street
, _
•
et:o •wlttesatinustion in which the enter.
Prise Is held, by dhainguilbed citizens of New-York
jiik l Efsphitss H. i ; Bettor of St. George:
• •
Thelda ri w dan and ovule eminently deserve and meet
!Thy -App dittleinelj 611cl:dated to prepare the
young ladies, to sytiontic refers, for the highest usefulness and
thermusettUkuleil bagifieirs'of ilk?' I believe Dr. Alden to be
highly, qualified to s s . vqrk ;slit the plan he has proposed, with
a ,,,s ete e e ; • '• • • • 'STEPHEN H. TYNG.
!••I r• '
From Wet. C. Bryant, Esq.
I am,glad to learn at the.. Rev. Dr. Alden is about to on.
intitru city, of a chum of youn g la
certain brsoiches to.,the mom advanced
ow' of 'eilutit'sliorit tied inetteluag principles by which ones
tiops„rehign,g,to thisurpo i rtaut interests of society are
iletided.' I have is L iery'hitti opisZins of Dr. Alden, both as a
man and as,an.instrof tor, Tbeektentand exactness of his
'ltitsilmninis; `hieclearnesS end - racility of communication.
ani udi k kindly manners,,saulneilificatious of a high order;
Mint lie adds tollinlitlOne Of inestimable Value: that of talang
a profoundAnteriler4n the, Mask of instruction, and placi ng
'hid amid tfiln in tee and saccessfulf nomination of kat/al
.'s:fps:3 The oppocto a ulgy of f being, taught by such a man-se
engoired, so. experienced, And so distinguished in his
v tort is not ofteskprgeepted„ to young ladies Anywhere,
teed rainnot doubt that many wilt make liege to tate ed.
; 3 2 11 4age pf • ft. Irwiltlie*,firsorable• symptom of the state of
ante ilhOuraci and the love drisactal knowledge in this Comelll
- pp.
Wld. C. BRIAz T.
• • 7.a. Prom - Citas , Pr e s ident ent of Cbiumbia Cbliege
, l'' - Dr.Aldect/propikeeititerlarnillindjast : rue : a Class of Young
Ladies, who, having plumed throughthe elementary parts uf.
education. may desire to preliesid t ta Some higher culture.
Dr. Alden is thoroughly oapahle—hae the benefit of much
Ceixperience atiateaChert'-mid theenthitaissm in his vocation
which peg eta s enthusiasm , a nd aloonsures success.
, •' • • ' CH. RING.
:sPriaset .114,4 Acsacißerills,vl4:l).,tEE:H.; •Ckancelfor of the
University of the City of New-York.
:1%1 regard if Melina ciabli'Maitiriaportant events in the de ,
Eartmentof education, thmetAighert °Mille of mental train
:l4 beoffird to'yonnt lieliet4 who' have coinple.
lad the usual Academic studiee, by Dr. J. Alden, President at
Jefferson College. No man within the range of my ammaint,
am* is Isptter likted/timp httto mcptoptigh, what be propoeo
aucciemilaa - suffeient guarantee et
eosin dounis,,itigether.new,;effort In our city.
moat heartil y commend the inatter to my lady friend&
. 13./Si • i'.l! 7 f:, FERRIS.
11"111'."/"racl4kaskr VA( Ness -Tore
' • Acajeft • •
I have examined, with pleasure, a pima ipropoeed by the
Bev. - Dr. I Idon, for a nate course of instruction for
;Iplac.fadinofebi sillaide Mt excellent one, and,
carried irat'undei the personal supervision of Dr. Alden, one
Oat ..41P,41011 pliltosepluomplhdistingialsbateducators in this
country, cannot fa lit proving highly,heneficial to three who
u glte, ottsiliategps . / °this instruction.
. . HORACE WEBSTER.
Prone Roe. IL Neatens Prise 4 Senior Editor of the
. !1•;?`' , :i7,...4 4,
It Lea given me much satisfaction, to bear that the Rev. Dr.
. t demistebouttoonter uptinttlatawarle"oftEducation in this
city. Est cornea from the preeidekcy of Jefferson College,
histiflielniebeenOsuirieialyinie - MTitsfeil in-ell :relations,
ing compelled by, the health of the family to change his real.
i'V.nce. bleproikimitinslipsiSi-Vtillitmelqual hinpreeldency
at Jefferson, hts , .ttiged i a wide and well.eprupd, reputation
eltaYeacher, ( aMnWning iifdt'th - bronglilarid varied scholar
ship,..l peculiarly, faciht,Agenial,euld page ing, method of ina
lilerh4e miltig the Pip/term of faience easily
Auteitigilliv t9,t.b.,yovottg 4 .andvridiring‘the abstruse stud ies
etHe Nigher 'ffiferrtrislitekaf rM - ngs . yelifiesant pursuit.
leegTyl Ist tetlti FrittrieWd t irti t te ra bc t i c 7 a .
lit ' n " m e ltl e rtiLt eg r4C;;l:bi i rt i = c ip u rti ure e n u t u a d irl
MT
a?Yr4I T
Rev waTtariff4./Ffi,tor.fiffhe 7.; .fromitar
coißlailisnbecribito all that my Mead Wilma has
11 1.0, 1 4:14PIT'dirl#400 1 -litudgiatri B e: , •
vs% BRIGHT.
e• 1 , , ati
Picas Wm. Adams, DA., Bfitsitor of the Ala di , sen Square
- •nlibturbintrsan Church: •
Hays wat confltlein aet a„aumelefnl
• -
Sher y`l cheerfully cosamiled :to '&0, noldise of my Mends
.41 : project as statedmhove., •. W. ADAMS_
• .e • • ..• " • ;1' '• •
../i:.eola Rev. Thos. E. Perini/ye, D.D., the Pat
:-..4. - itors of thrlnleyinGoDiasfe fikurch.
. ;,,Iltaye . long,pptaptcquaitatnduipoDr.,Alden, and have long
'regaidv4 Etta tealine`of - eier'most able - thorough f nFtruc,
torte latthes,olputment, to which,he hat devoted himself, as
Preitidentlit 4ris3t;i4ol2'Cfollege; De' tug think, onso Trued.
Th.egaiti,/01 - 41L ,Ypung Ladies
' Post
a itate - ClassUoVera that departinent, 'and mat have no
Aolltit,that dkickgthfixilr4pd vat wit&hfßicinaY, and will be
of eitik4Tiefedvatt!eige tortibife wliN may avail themselves of
u• , , • • e YEW/MYR.
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CIA . :LELAlttiEl ill
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BusPABB 42 iTirlell'ILLIIMINATING 011,3 now is
market. it will burn in selles
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and for sale by . • .
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CH'lOll SCHOOL
. . 3 g.takwierip , tsiktus.
Buttes rearmed September Bth,. 188' . 2. The ACCOMITI 3
- tioneterVgYARIIING P17P.118 are equal to soy in the .'sl 3
I . lnrise of instruction thorough. Pupils received at ally
,agelgepariu iry entitling the Rtgit School chores.
TERMS,har per . quarter.
Por Oreille* Mitre.
P. DONLEATX . LONG, A.M., Principal.
!i' • JoionytehorrylLypooxfog Co- Pe.
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. I.9 rtliWnlealail . Belief and certain Care of
- - Uallitont.ticlettilisientzti, knittnta, lionrse..
,: * • PeillK Xr.,- 110 , 1 1.1kilti.Atkpitit ) , Catarrh, Bros
" comi;viateiilr ttienthlnkc. - 'Sore Throne,
'.• ' .. . - ...Etc?) .:Iglt
RELIEF I l ir/aRWITAD EICTE34 MTNIITEd ,
Vor 141i:tinter*, linbic 4;e/than, and Singers, aerie
TROCHES ere inclisplnmhtefoirOesting and Strength
ening the Voice, Remcrrineiliareenese, etc.
ill
The .ea4o with: wiuth . tiioy are taken-being r 1
eairiird'in the Inticket, regal -Fug no "
preparation, '"`" 1-
1, ;ITlaiks c 7PA n . 1 4 I iig lEccitwonak i.6004
i tt rkmu liabie t t o o t tati most ge in c a
- -/ISib ct 3 pattintkearaMivd,bila WM:lent recommen d 'tiOn to in io'ilie them i fair trial.
. ' ••• xtr ibe.kacsiicteiras - ,*.Nibr "sox.
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