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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.--1'he only
u eGectual remedy for excoriaied Nipples, when
property used il cannot fail 10 afford relief. The
following testimonials from gentlemen eminent in
their profession are submitted;
NeV Haren, 10Th May, 1882.
have witnessed the application Of the artificial
nipple, invented by DR.. Pratt oper ated well much
to the satisfaction Of the mother. The instrument
seems well adapted for such one afflicted with ex
coriated nipples
THos. HUBBARD, M. D., Prof Surgery. Med
Inst. of Yale College, Conn.
Washington FEBRUARY, An 1884,
Having examined DR.. Pratt's newly invented nip
pie sield, aud witnessed lis practical application,
| take great pleasure IN recommending it as dec
dedly superior to any thing previously known. II
constitutes perfect remedy for that distressing
nalady, sore nipples. disease which so frequently
afilicts nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL.
PHILADELPHIA, January 13h 1884.
DR.. Elijah Pratt;
DEAR SIN. AS feel it a matter OF much public
Importance, TO possess means for essinng the ter.
rblc snDerings from sore nipples" | have much
pleasure in being able to say that the shield for the
preventing and cure OF this malady is better adapted
to the purpose than any have heretofore seen In
the two or three instances ] have known them TO be
used, much satisfaction has been expressed, and
have no hesitation 10 believe it viii generally sue
coed. am so well persuaded Of this at this mo
ment, that cannot forbear 10 express wish thai
our City, through the various apothecares, may be
supplied with thefn am yours &c.
W. p. DEVICES. 4
5a.F For sale at r
TODD'S Drug Store.
Ian. lI.-om Is
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

w M. NOEL, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER,
w Penn. deenue, bttifeea IL and I2th Streets
Has removed his establishment from his old stand 10
the abQre, where he is ready 10 execute all work in
his line with neatness and despatch. All orders
given will be Immediately attended 10. He solicits
Public patronage.
N. Il. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted.
June 5-3t
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
4l $50 $3.50 R1A

OFFICE OF TRANspoRTATroN, b RR
Washington, july 10, 1910.
~ ollCE-On and after Monday next the 18th
- INST, The evening train of Passenger Cars Tor
Datiinore VIII DC despatched IRON this office al half
past 4, instead Of 1 o'clock P. NJ
BY order; SAM STETTINII1S
luy IT." Agent.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

~ ivy NOyEL,--ConsinG "o!iiy. The Old Bach.
,lar. GorcE editr5 rs Theodore Hook. ESQ i.
author ag Quincy Married. Brihs Deaths, and Mar
Wages, S:c.n vols.,--is Ills day published, and
Tor sale by
w. M MORRISON.
JOS dSers west of Br:Wn's Hotel
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
ECONOMY SUITS THE TIMES.

ECONOMY SUITS THE TINES.
VIE attention of citizens is respectfully invited
Il TO examine specimens Of the subscribers I'm.
proved London style Of Coat Dressing and Dying
which is generally acknowledged 10 be superior 10
all other methods extant, aud at very moderate char
ges. Numerous references can be given.
also, to New meihod Of DYING Rtack or Cloth,
"1MouE eopperas, thereby saving the texture aud pre-.
.etilns all snuting.-Practiced only ny
WILLIAM BELL,
CO,aF DRESSER md DYER,
At the Wig VAN, South side Of Pennsylvania ave.
rue. near l Street, Washington f..
Sept. 5--3t
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

.TE' F. HARNESS, MERCHANT TAILOR
IL Pennsylvania avenue, few doors east of llh
street, has just received general assortment of the
GOODS, which he is ready to make up to order, al
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms
N. B. Persons preferring furnishing their own
cloths can have them mae.up TO order, at his usual
low terms.
arl 2j-tf. .&.~t.# .s-..
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

HoWaTd's Compound syrup OF Carrageen, a
safe, simple, pleasant, and cnectua remedy for
chronic coughs asthmas, consumptons, &c.
This syrup has deservedly acquired great reputa
ton aud the confidence of physciausas remedy in
the cure of pulmonary diseases 1t is not offered as
specific, but will be found generally electua in the
cure Of chronic coughs. asthlnas &c. and will FIRE
quently relieve obstinate pulmonary diseases
QG-When circumstances admit, il should be used
under the direction OF physician.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at my
Pharmacy, ne1r Seven Buildings.
Also for sale by most of the Druggists in WASH
ington, Georgetown, Alexandria. Baltimore, and
throughout the Untad Stetes.
F. HOWARD.
Dec
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

PEDs. MATTRESSES, &c.-We have on hand
ID and are constantly making
Feather Beds Of prime Western Feathers
DO do Russian
Hair, Moss, and Sluck Mattresses
Persons wishing TO procure any of the above arti-
cics can be supplied on the lowest terms by 49,.
BOTELEk & DOM.
Penn. Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
New % F.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

TURKEY RHUBARB, Of superior quality
SEPT g. T0DJ'S Drug Store
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

GJ-The Washington Native American, and the
New Osleans Native American, and papers general.
ly, friendly disposed 10 the views to be advocated
BY The SPIRIT OF l716, will please give the abov,
gratuitous insertion or notice, and forward the
paper as above.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

DROSPECTUS-,Ol Weekly Newspaper pub
u iishcd every Sunday Morning, in the CITY oi
New Orleans entitled the WEEKLY NATIVE
AMERICAN, 10 be devoted to The promotion OF
measures connected with the REPEAL or THE Ma
TURALIzATIoN Laws, and The diffusion of Local
Mercantile and general information The Weekly
Native American wi contain the aggregate Of The
reading matter and mercantile information to be
found in the numbers of the daily issued during the
week preceding.
The repeal OF the naturalization laws and tie i'm
migration and naturalization Of foreigners having
now become subject OF great increasing interest
throughout our country, il is believed that com
pendious pap r, containing all tie decisions in lie
iation to the subject which can he disseminated
with facility, would be powerful ins;ruiut nj in
accomplishing The great object we have in lew,
viz. the rereal of the Naturalization Laws
The Native American will be in no manner con
nected with either OF the great political parties of
the day, nor support the candidates Of either for
OF their opinion in relation TO the entire repeal Of
the naturalization laws, and then without regard to
which party he may belong. @n
A synopsis of all general and local matters OF
interest and intelligence together with selections
from the advancing literature of our own country
form part OF each publication.
Reviews of the trade, commerce and operations
of our City and State, will be corrected and pub.
shed, as well as lists OF the arrivals and departures
OF steam boats and vessels, and the prices current
and no pains or expense will be spared to render the
mercantile information Of this paper equal 10 any
published in the Tn ted States.
The Editor relies upon the patronage of the pub
lie, and assures them that his best exertions shall
always be used to insure continuance of their
fayors.
TERMS.-Five Dollars per annum, payable in
advance
GU-Subscribers may rely upon their papers being
regularly mailed every Monda morning TO theiI
respective addresses. G, X. JOHNSON. y
New Orleans, July Is. 1910 s
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

.nRANGE FLOWER WATER.-Fine favored
~ treble distilled Orange Flower Water, inst re.
ceived at TODD's Drug Stors.
Sent b.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

FEHE NEW ENGLAND WEEKLY REVIEW,
L for 1910. The cheapest lamly Reading NeDs.
paper IN Nc:c England, furnished every Saturday
morning at Hartford, Connecticut, price So co.
This paper is strictly devoted the interest OF the
people. II is weekly compendium of every thing
interesting and instructive. II combines all the ad
vantages Of business and miscellaneous with a
literary and Family Newspaper. lis wide circula-
ton, and the increasing patronage which it is conn
ualy receiving are the best proofs of its popularity
and success. Its columns well filled with every
thing calculated to please the taste re fine the miGd
improve the morals; and satisfy the Judgment
AMI no means nor exertions spared by the pro-
pretor to inPar TO its columns that richness OF va
rety and combination OF taste which shall render it
worthy of the patronage it receives and make it
welcome visitor to all.
G-Specimen numbers will be sent to any order
(post paid) without charge.
PREMIUMS.-Apy person sending us $40 and
five names shall receive two extra copies for one
year, addr. ssed to any names designated
Any perstn sending IS shall receive three copies
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Post Masters, and all others, are allowed 20 per.
cent Tor all subscriptions sent to us by item.
SCOTS NOVELS FOR $5.-s25, par mo.
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tons to the Review for one year, and the complete
set Of those excellent and all absorbing Novels OF
Sir Walter Scott, comprising 80 works in twelve
volumes Ia making this offer we give an ,op.
portunity to persons who klay wish to obtain these
works which cannot be equaed. The price, at
the book stores and elsewhere, for these novels
alone is from $40 to so; SO that any person by
paying the subscription price for ten PERSONS TO The
Review car obtain the whole set at the very low
price of fire dollars.
05-No letters, relating to the premiums or on
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tons, shall receive our paper in exchange, or have
il sent, for the term of one year. to any Of their
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similar favor we are able to bestow.
Sen. 3. (. T. ..s." q '..@
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

"a HE CASKET, AND PHILADELPHIA
MONTHLY MAGAZlNE.-The great in
crease IN tie subscription list Of the Casket, which
has been nearly doubled since the commencement
OF the las volume, warrants thr most extensive i'm
Provements on the first Of July, lSl0-at which
time new volume vii! be commenced with in
creased veor. Nothing need be said Of the firm
basis Oh viii h the Casket stands, il beina already
the Oldest magazine In the country, and has main
tanned lis popularity in the face of all opposition,
it is 10 be found the ceutre table of families ma
king literary pgetensions from Nj zine to Georgia
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
- onniI1o II ! LII,
Western Hotel, CORTLAND street, N. Y.

LIVER COMPLAINT AND COUGH,-H,v.
ing taken violent cold, which S, tiled on nv lungs
and liver, producing severe cough and pain in the
side and shoulder, which was so severe at times
could scarcely turn over in; bed, was gradually
wasting away, and weary even Of my life NV
cough was very distressing. and being accompanied
with nausea, loss Of appetite, debility, ard other
distressing symptoms, my suherngs was extreme.
Finding no benefit from any medicine, nor from nv
Physicions, got q bottle of Dr.. Taylor's Balsam
Of Liverwort, which soon made me well and able
TO attend to my business.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

RAISING OF BLOOD This disease is easily
cured by the proper medicine. Mr.. Newbury 266
Bowery, used 10 raise blood IN large quantities, both
by day ard night; besides this, he had severe
cough and pain IL his breast yet after us ny every
other medicine, lie was cured by Dr. raylor'. Bal
sam Ct Lverwort. This man is a carman; and
let all others who cannot afford TO be Idle follow his
example, if They are sick. and nse this medicine 1t
will restore diseased lungs and liver in very short
time. Remember, the genuine medicine is sold at
375 Bowery.
April lS-6m.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
! Z. - 1DONNTI. 4 OUINu, y
Druggist, $40 Fulton street, Brooklyn

(. COUGH, PAIN In THE SIDE AND CHEST
CURED !--Having for long time been distressed
with severe pain in the side and chest accompani-
ed with dry cough, was induced, upon the ur
gent solicitation of friend, 10 try Dr. Taylor's
Balsam Of Liverwort, and must say this medicine
has answered its purpose admiralty. My distress
was produced by severe hurt, and was SO great
that it was with difficulty | could swallow my food
Indeed, am satisfied this disease must have termi-
mated in consunption or some fatal disease. had
not been cured by this judcious medicine. To all
who seek TO proong their lives, would advise the
use Of DR. Taylors Balsam Of Liverwort
@@ a# @#r &S JAMES cow t1oG po,ror,,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
e5u 1880. So W2itQ(ieoer &pareN 1d1ulbtA

Die Nerauseeber bes Courier hno enquirer 3u Jfel
2ort, elmer eadlcneitun9, erhelten bon Der Banf en
snIetbe bon $4,000 uuc uertbelot9ten oarauf oleSat
Der 8ant
Der Oerauseebrr bes penniDuania Snquirer Su 9b
Eabepbia etner cadfcnSrun9, erhelt cine 9nlehe bon
10000 BON Der 8anf, uno oertbeiotQte oarauf tbre
Sad,e Die Seraue9eber oes observation-disclosures III
Wafhin9tcn erhieten fat ohne ale Sd,erhelt $SO0O
aeetnt. Die 8anf miebete Sdreiber nno Sdhlte fur
bas Drufen bon 91eoeu, uub spbampbles BET 3ebntau
fenten. Shire Sd1rsdensrebner prebgten 2eooluttol1
brcbten Gepalt uno fpraoben capcn, NIT Sommttteen
bon 10000 mad, QBaihineton marfdblren au rpcuen.
Nber ,rdhreno aer oieler Strme, tano Der "ste 0t<
forDn felt ipe Elm Sells i'm gReer.
cSn Is Wecnaten pom lften 9uguit 1888, bS gum l.
gtcUember 1884, scg Die 8ane atSehnUetQtonen ihrer
Darlebeu Elm, um benz Qanoe ihre Gemalt fublen 81
Iaeeu. 9ls e aber uterfte oaB e bic ge9terun9 oco
nict inter jhre @erpat befcmmen fSnne. ca dnoerte
fte ibr 8erfahren, uno pom iten IcOember 1884 big
gum lfeu syulY 1885, lieb oefeIbe fat 20 tutDnen
ipieber aus, uno oisccutrte fur 10 Oflcnen 9haler
Diefe uneebeure Nusoebnun9 oes Yopterllmiauts,
Gum Sbeil nad,aeabmt ben fleinerenSanten, trS'
fe bas eano in neue 8ere9enbeiten, ais cn bic De>
mpfroten oaoten oaB bic elomaet bee9t feD uno Der
!ariea elm gnbe babe; oenu ooburd, entano Elm Spe
fuliren in allen Dinsen, unb (bt oieSaaten tirSten
fe big iiber bic Shren n Sd,uloen nnere SerbeB>
erMnaer III maen 70 oaB ote Wttte nno ber9reott Der
Banen bab eridSpft tpar uno i'm suslanoe Sdulo
BON aber 200 W2i0cnen Gbaler 9enadt purte.
Oierburd roar es oer @elonatbt geIun9en {ld nenen
ginfue ~ per(bafeu. Sie Idustecete eini9e Staten
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16

Die Cfmcfrattldle Sttmme, tpecbe am Iebten Denz
flag in oieem Gauny einfam it, tpie aus Dem 8erid,t
erheat tdrfer ais le III 1888 war, trcs Dem, baB bic
beioen 1dunltipS SrantIn unb @5recn ieitcem obges
lbnitten uno gu Summit @ountp Sefii9t rporoen lnc.
Dies beweist Dag be oemOfratiide Stinsme lid, felt
1888 um etn beoeutcnres uermebrt bat. Demun9ead,s
tet el Die oemUtr0tilde Mehrbe biee5 @aunteS per>
9ldpen nit Der BON 1888 beocutenb Suriid; rpeldes
Dem nmtanoe su9eihrieben piro, baB bic i'm @aunty
rpohnenoen Gudfer, ned,e oult feit ute Sur 9SahI
l9en9en, ciesmol in Ucuer OIod)t ansriden, Inn Der
Sode tbrcs "Sreuuo' SarriIons, INN nit ibr Der Ca
de Der Geserbefreung uno Der torporirteu @ebmadt
oen Ste8 uber ras prin5ip 9eicer 9chc Su oerfbafs
fen.
leI 5u Gunfen Der Democratic 1tattqefnoen. gei Der
gahI i'm Iebten Srihiabr Sdblten clelSb9S 81 Webrz
be6; 1eBt baben mir SO Semctratifdc Mebrbet-67 in
furjer 3cIt 9ewDnuen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
; sG&G&N &a8D % -
0te StQrf GQuntn Mab(.

Gic 8ertte tpelde mir beut i1ber ben 9Ius9aug Der
gSabl III Starf @auntD pubSren, no 3tpar nit anti
db, bod weroen iIe BON ben amtlihen 8erbten iehr
tpeni9, oeueiht ten oaa:bre, abtpeiden. IBr boben
eine cemctratilde Mebrbeit ale @anoioatcn oes Be-
mofratilteu 3etteI6 tabeu BEN Sie9 i'm aIten Stort
oapcn 9etra9en. Die Mebrbetten, mic aus ben Serd
ton erhfnt IfrhPn tDip fnIof
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16

Shanucn, fitr @ouuernOr, 525.
Gcan, fir @cn9reB, ATS.
Soltetter, fir Senat, 5O2.
Smith, fur 9IeemblD, 47s.
Gafeufper9er, b. 494.
Dillcn, fur @cmmiBioner 476.
@otlh1n, fir 9luottor, 446.
HDnd, fir 0eccroer, 442.
2aDlcr, fir 9IBeeor, 518.
Burger, fir Coroner, 472.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
Der Qrp6e gHQhlfampf.

@s it etue qeFhidHs,e Sbotluhe, oa8 Die Sdred>
srs,eit in 1884 db da ocu Der Bdnf Der Ser.
Staaeu uuo hreu Acuctateu im@cn9re berbei0efilhr:
apurbe nm Die 8eaierun9 sn 3p n, Die cepollts
arloer urid1ugcben uno Der Sanf enen Nretbret we:
Der su eeteu SIM Sabre 1882 wuroe bic Sonf curd'
cine @ommittee ees GrnereBes unter(ud, uno cd err
CAB fld, oas piee ausqesenete eapper Sizes (9ebntz
REM erhaIten hatten. mnter anoern OenrD Clap II tau
feub 9baier uno Rauiel 9Debifer acttaueno Eboter.
Mas ttner lpdtern lnter(udun9 bel pelder 0err Gps
Ter BON Giranien BcrIser tpar, eroab Nd, ooB cine
qrosc ansab @on8rsssliecer an Der Sauf iduci9 pa>
rem tpie fost:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
Glip MQh(.

9Str lefern nadltetenoe Seridte Uber oen sluseano
Der 9Sdbl in ben augefubrten @aunteS metteus ltad
etuen1 9eftern 9benb herausgetcmmcuen Wbi9 grtras
fer Ser'hte Speeln, 70 beredti9 unS bo1 baS 36aer,
unierer oempfrdtifden Sreunoe i'm @incnben bon Bes
ridten gu Der Sefurhtun9, baB uniere Stimu,eusabl
an oielen 9Ndeen d1 beoeuteno verri9ert bot-Sclls
ten mir nbeB ou ben Staat nerlieren moran mir
tmner nod ftarf Speifeln-fo lit oas nod fem 8epes,
oaB nts 8ritttides @Oo, Sanfuutpeien unb Nartfeis
Der audi in Der 0aup blad,t-ber prd1lbcutenrpab[-
i'berptnoen tprb. Sm, @egentbet, Dentpfroten, 1oc
uns and Der Seno i'm fleinen Greeu Der 9tuatS,pabl
enen gerlult beisebradt bober, 70 loet urs nm f.
muth9cr ben ,auptfamf be9innct, feiteu Mutbes fir
Sretbe, gott unb gaterlanb trette1, rnb Die f(eine
11unft anb 9leer 9fed,te bnrd etnen Gteo ber Ndr<
SaQ baB fe eelle9t-crlitten.
QSbt9 8e r t d. te:
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23Ss>

0arrilou %Sy
llniere Ireunoe bethlehem no6mals IL Adpf
III nebmen, oa6 Die netften bie1er Sert1te
bon 9EbioeNnaaben berfammeu, uno caber
pfebr 81 be3rpetfeln lIno' Gtnt9e ltno to99r taE
Nan meee tetnentSert9te e'tan-'
ben bet tts cemotrottihe Slatter o'e toopre"
uno on1tltbeu 9(n9aben ltefertt
MurYlunr.-Sbslethc bic 4Bbi9s fden erlta'ta!'
id lber ifrcn Sies 1T MarYIunc 9ejuteIt haber 70
tDnncn mir bod, rcrdern, bob pte rtdttsen Serd95e
nrd1 nidt auc ein9claufeu Tno. Scl9ence, I'M S!oSs
entholtene 9lngaben f1ub nnlerc neIsltem Ser'o9Hr
"' "'NN ''"''"p> 9Sebrbeiten Demceratt{A. SeStral
Stabt Baltimore 192
Gountp ro gum xbeil, mirb nod sr6Ssr ss5 40
QBaGtinstpn, gum xbsil ntrr rerminncrt aS aSS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
Uerbctrdtbct:

sIin item Deirs, ourd, ben @trp. QSm. q. 'Shcf.
tep 0err peter Watbcrn BON GimiIdbiIen. NIT piR
@atbartna Bria9le, bon Marlbcroueb 1fp. ''
9lm 1lten Dieles, buroh Jcbn 8rumbad,, GNo. Nerr
Samuel SIapbadb nit NiB Gtber. BirIer, ,~ucn edfe
Saunfchip.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-17
Public Action OF Women.-my native
town forever!

Listen to this, all We contemners of pub
lie female action In Orwell, my native
town, there is to be a public Sabbath School
Celebration, on the 4th proximo. Well,
that this public transaction be properly con-
Quoted, a Committee Of arrangements has
been appointed, 30 out of so Of whom are
females! and this done, in a great part, by
orthodox Congregationalists, who are most
strenuous of any class of protesting chris
tians against the public action OF females
What next? Verify, they who SO greatly
fear the world will be turned upside down,
are ~involuntarily laying their own hands to
the naughty work!
Since / obtained the foregoing informa.
ton, | have been told, by one who knows
that the like thing was done in The adjoin
ing town of Benson, last year. Wonder i
any have seeded and organized a new Sab
bath School, because women were appointed
On committees with men?
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-17

love which was keenly observant OF 'nei'
aims. and which created a fidelity towards
sinners such as was never before known
Wa not His heart full OF love towards
the scribes, pharisees and chief priests.
whose wickedness He rebuked2 Did not
His eyes gush out with tears of sympa-
thv over the city which had rejected Him,
and was about to fill up the cup of its
iniduities on Calvary He is our exam
pie in all things-let US learn Of Him.
Let as Undue our souls with His spirit,
and then fear not to-imitate him in its out
ward manifestations. In the case just
cited, let not our brethren and sisters, who
recoiled from that expression of faithful
Tebuke, think that they who assented to
it, did so in any spirit Of bitterness. 1t
was because we loved those erring breth-
rem. and would fain bring them back TO
truth by the words of truth, that we ut
tered them on that occasion. Who would
rejoice with more exceeding JOY over
them, should they repent and bring forth
the fruits of repentance2 Who more
ready in such an event to take them again
TO our hearts-'aye, to u hearts Of
heaTtsP
This illustration Of the distinction we
have endeavored to make between true
and false charity has taken up a greater
proportion Of our remarks than we ex'
pected when we first introduced it. II
was the latest manifestation of what we
esteem TO be a distempered state of mind.
and therefore we were led to dwell upor
il at some length. But the same unhealth
y affection is exceedingly prevalent a
the present day, and distorts the mora
vision Of very many when they are calle'
upon to look sin in the face and rebuke il
Its q disposition which, if UNDECIDED, will
stand much in the way of the individual
growth ofthe soullwhich. yields to it, an
Of its efficient action uponIthe souls c
others.-E, o.