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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-21
4 COLD MIME IN arARYIAnn- "

A GOLD MIME IN ArARYLAHD. "
IN DOfLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No IA Pratt
ST. opposite the Railroad Depot ana next to Brad
shaW's United States Hotel adventures have found
this atab'ishmentto be Gold Mine OF the richest de
scrip0n, for DOYLE pays all prizes Sold at his office
in gold. There was more than S ,0UD IN this coin
aid or prizes sold las. week al this capital prize de
pot, and on reference 10 another part uf this paper
there III be found advertisement Tor $4,000 more
for the same purpose Gan and participate in some OF
This good luck. Thr following splendid schemes are
10 be drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are
for safe above.
FRIDAY, capital prize 5lO,ooo, tickets 81, shafesir
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares IN
proportion, Certificates OF full pac kage, containing
y whole tickets, viii be sold for $l2, y halves for 20
y quarters for 49, % eghlhs 81 So This the scheme
for the money.
A liberal discount will be paid 10 persons who our-
chase by the package OF quantity.
For sale in the creates variety Of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
M. DOYLE, Nol4f Prattstreet,
II |R' Opposite Il. g. q. II. r. Depot
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APPOINTMENT. J. Bozman Kerr, Esq, has
been appointed Deputy Attorney General for
Talbo. eou"ty, vice Hambleion, resigned.
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WUIDE BLACK GIMPs. Some Of the
w Widest patterns and Handsomest styles ever
imuorted we'd and for sale for Cioaks Il ScaTis,
both Blacks and Blue Blacks-by
]. NJ. HhI9,
MIG rP1 I2l Baltimore street
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flj-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every sizc, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
Of Mahogany FRAMES t. Ire found in The city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by the best
wnrkmen: together with Gilt BOI CORNiCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c, &c. for sale and made to order ~ cheap as they
can be obtained Of any establishment IN the United
States Z. .. FRYER,
Milf No ! North Gay street.
ay-CoRUNER'S OFFICE, No. la9 NORTH HIGH
SHEET, tvu doors north Of Gay-si. mhl2-ly
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n7- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTS and mi
TATIONS. The Unparalleled and astonishing eth-
cacy of Dr.. Wistar's Basam of WId CheTy IN an
The diseases FOR which it is recommendation
many cases after the skill Of tn best physicians was
unayaiiina-has effected large ami increasing De
nand for it. This fact has caused several unpinci-
Piled contertitcrs and imi!aorS u palm az spurious
mixtures OF similar name and Appearance; for the
genuine Basar.
IL itations of tAis wonderful remedy are sprngins
up in all parts of the couauy called by varous Names
as ''Symp Of wild Cherry" "Baisam of EI'campane
and Cherry, &c besides numerous others. our tC-
comfnendatiOn Of its virtues used, word for word
except substituting some unknown medicine Tor the
tue Balsam--the prIcG Of medicines Whoic mrtlt
viii not sell ihrm is "!Gduocan short, every sub
trrClgc and trick il rrs0ttCd to to palm Oft other ar
ticlcs for the genuine Wisars Balsam OF dChetry
Therefore we say, be Cautious and get the medicine
that cures.
WISTAU'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, GA
account Of it's great popularity has since Oct e44,
been EXTENSIVELY COUNrERfEifED in Phi
ladephia and between THREE AND -FOUR 1HoUS AND
BOTTLES OF The SPURIOUS IMITATION thrown int0 the
naIhet, and cArnslVCiy circulated Tho is TO eau
ton dealers and the public generally against purchas
Ing anv Other than that having the NEW WRAP
PERS, which always bear the wtitteh signature OF
l. BUTTE. An others are C0unterttits.
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Eh3. CITIZENS AND STRANGER who wish to
uurchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings: Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL -. CLARKiS assortment, which is com
Llee at his Old Established Sore, Waters ST. I'd door
from Calvert, OIL
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MNMORY & co. No. 2 CAIvrrr.sr.. the oIdss,

MNmORf u CO., No. 2 CAJvERT-sT.. the oldest
IA establishc ed, most extensive, and most popular
LOTTERY hrm III the world. With the advantage of be
ing the sub Agents for MessTs ]. G.. Gregory 4 90
for the sale OF tickets in the State of MARYLAND and
their immense pecuniary resources they can sell Lot
terry tickets either by the package sngIy upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt at competition. Per
ssons from abroad who may be disposed occasionally
TO test the favor of the ''Goddess Fortune can safe
y remit any amount of funds however large 10 this
hm-the reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention business for thirty yeals in his
city being sufficient security that any business CON
fded to their care will be attended to with punctuah
ty and despatch. EMORY 4 co.
II Calvert street.
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EHNHIS DAY, Nov, 81, win be drawn Maryland
u Consolidated Lottery, extra class 2i-7j Nos.
and Ii ballots,
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 prize of $1,000
81 1900 " 1886
1850 10 {" 1900 sc
Tickets Si-shares in proportion.
For igcky tickets by the package single tickets
apply 10 the prize vendors MILLER x co.
Corner OF Baltimore aud st, Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md, Lottery, Glass 49, drawn
Nov, 2O-iowesi prize SIS:
: q ~ Is u l6 Q ! 80 20 Ga
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STABLER'& CANDY, 100 ". Ptattst.
Also, by George x. Tyler, 10 r. Ba!mose street;
Seth s. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts ]. f.
Perkins s. Brother, cor Green and Fnnklin Streets
Joseph D. Stans0ury, 81 Thames ST; Elisha H. Fer
kins corner Market and Glsen-stS; George IL keer',
No. 1928 Baltimore street. My Nv
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LATER FROM ANTIGUA. Capt Langley, ar
rived at Philadelphia in 81 days from Antigua,
states ihae at the time Of his sailing from Anti
qua, business was very dull, Two vessels from
the United States, had just arrived with fill
cargoes OF provisions, which had the effect of
glutting the market, and all descriptions Of A.
mercan produce were little better than drug.
BosToN NAVY YARB. The Boston Bee
states that orders have been received at tho
Navy Yard, Charlestown, to prepare the fri
gate Cumberland for sea Immediately, for a
two years cruise. Her present officers and
| crew are TO remain on board till the vessel is
fitted. The brig Boxer is ordered to be fitted
out for cruise on the African station. The
U. States is nearly ready for sea, and IS to Join
the squadron.
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FNyHE CAPITAL PRIZE or $1,000 sold
IL at SCHOOLFlELD & CO.'S YESTERDAY.
at never rains but it puurS" Nos l6.Ij "A, n prize
Of $4,000 sold to gentleman of this city, and Nos
276i, prize Of $1,000, sent 20 an old correspond
ent at MarnShurg, Va.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class %, drawn
Nov. 90. love ST prize SIS, are:
81 AZ IS "A Is 0 50 20 5 81
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme of Md. Con
gpli1 dat % cioy
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h CAPITALS ARE:

TEE UAPTFNIS ARE:
Pgi2e OF 10000 prize Of $1,000
= 1000 - 1895
t. $50 10 g 1000 e..
Whole tickets S4-shares IN proportion,
IN which SchoOitieid & Co. will sell on cerlaca;a
packages of 26 tickets for risk OF Sis.
GC7F- Draws next SATURDAY, November 3?d, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, C.ass 10, capital prize
S40OO-Ttckeis Sl->hares in proportion, in which
SchOoifed Co. will sell on certificate packages Of
% whole tickets for only 10 So halves SO IS quarters
So ~, eIghths s 6S.
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or shares
be sure and call on the al lucky
SCHOOLFIELD Il co,
No. Calvert street.
II FirstOtIicn rtOm Baltimcrn st.eei.
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sonal sight Oi a -ca-gal a shoai Of PROPOSES the
stormy peirel or a shark help to make the hour one
Of passive and pure enjoyment \ ID u in keeping
excepting only man. o man why Pr thon alone
Of all creatures false 10 Goa to Mature and % thy
self veteran tar, Oh leaving the wheel instead VI
going forward By the lee side. came BY the weather
side. where the Mate stood. couriing young dam
sci. This was a tine chance 10 show his great Prov
ess and authority to advantage and the young cays
ller- with heap Of proanesi curses. ordered tho
oh sailor 70 20 back and come By the lee side
The old man returned and made the unnecessary
circuit with blush OF indignation; the young hero
smiled with selfinfafion. Alas this great com
merce is tainted in is very cradle and merchants
like others, become princes only by having slaves.
And now the day Is waning Tho great emblem
Of power. beueicence and impartialiiy. de-cend- DO
the western horizon to a level with the heart. and
casts into il another look Of pieiy and religion O.
prepare it for the sweet mysteries Of approaching
evening Yes; the sweet mysteries Of moon
light Daylight and intellect fare ye we'll This
queen Of the nigh; needs not ycl Like TINE
bride, the heart j. all she claims
The fantastic outlines OF the grey clouds. seem
nor Ike the moons old and mighty castle illumi
mated between whose colossal pillars she passes
and looks as if at home and ont Of window-ard
nor, ike huge mountains rising from The very Wa
tcrs with smiles capped or with edges gildei
as she reires behind them TO change her lovely ap
partition into one still more bewitching.
The soft silvery ripples Of the waicry way dance
rejoicing before her that rules the night The
voices Of the deep join melodous airs, and sing
They that 20 down the waters in ships. they vii
see the works Of God Inspiring balmy breezes
kiss the white sails into perfect unison and tie
slip looks ike an enchanted one. Amidst this full
est concord and harmony, the moon withdnws-a
cloudy veil eniolds heroine only bright and luni-
nous spot. under the far-of horizon, suggests the
glory Of her unrobing-Naiure is on her bridal bed
and prayer is the offspring. a y.
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Way.ide Noie- Abroad mo. II.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
DAY Al SEA.

Correspondence OF Inc tribune.
A DAY AT SEA
q. thou large and unbounded Ocean fnilia
symbol Of eternity and space thou honest, holy
Nature thou hast not deceived US The promise
implied il our friendly reception has been fulfilled
Here far away from the cunning contrivances Of
law and physic. brick houses and paved streets
with but a plank between life and death, and 10 tn
naked hands Of clouds winds and waves for noar
TWO weeks has Thy spirit sheltered and entertained
as, and in The calm or the tempest in the zephyr
and the thunder hast schoocd us and preached elo
quently- have We faith :"
Pour the holiness of this silence OF this serenity
and love. into my hear,-in,o that OF this hardy
husky broiher-saor, on the waves OF eierniiy-anc
into the hearts of all my brethren Of the human
family that like yonder nautilus winged and waited
by holy aspirations. we may reach our goal
Here comes the great Sun rising cool and fresi
from his bath We, glowing with ma iesty. The azure
DEPTHS. pave themselves with their hidden pearl,
and diamonds. whose brilliant, hues smile and sparkle
as in the dignity of his purpose he passes over
lhom, onward and upward and upward TO the blue
feavens.
Gentle aud prosperous winds murmur thch
prayers to this blue and holy trinity OF wafer ar
and sky and their blissful breath fills cur san ana
nobly makes the shipher courses
The day is fine and the scene Iovely.-The occa
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SAiISroN SPA, Aug 4ih, le4o
d 0REELEr. ESQ heartily concur in the pro
F'uon of your Yates Co. Correspondent in eX
1i'ag the jurisdiction OF Justices Courts to $500
& &c
iou. my dear sir, having been through the mill in
NJ have too much good sense 10 doub, for a mo.
sniihe absurdi,ics OF our INDUSTRIOUS law system
Vow Sir am one Of those unfortunate wigh,s that
ave been pretty well feeccd not only in the so
Aed Courts of Law bu, even in those Of EQUITY
10 ard as the Frenchman said. be very much
o'gost" now apply TO law the maxim Of Doc,
S'een 70 physic who saws. Much Of the ART of
soSsc consists in knowing when not 10 take it
- oi the Jaw.
We have TOO much Law. and the results show 10
"a or'y Of Cases as in that for the oyster. plain
~ saa defendant get each a she'll, the lawyers get
., oea Aicc;t in his Young Mans Guide gives
IT. excellent advice on the ssbjeci of litigation
=. 1o'e who have no, read it | would recommend
ose,uSl The Doctor think. must have had an
No, t'Onai gris' Ia the law hopper or he could
eo;os y arrived at such jast conclusions As you
nec,'. ue reputation OF daring TO speak out. when
Will S~y, without respect Of persons or party. !
70 'ese these brief remarks simply requesting you
Aeep the bail rolling"
Tours, &c. SaaArocs
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H. SAID ani sad truly, iha und.r such p'sn T-~ss
that u fur Slavery men ash = az al clrani n
sense would plainly l-rsfe Tie c0lr.. o. mod OUT rv
Mr Wilson nr " Sail fhe true c1g-se '0- ws.-nrh-
se'ts - pursue 20 The result of Annexation would 10 -
irest Texas As not "a party t0 the inon u pass la..
making u penal offence ior a Texan o. ATTEMPT 70 AXE
afusnve slave from this S.ate and leave he r,-,sr fr
The Supreme Court ofihe iied states % settle .t.-
Yours, CIFNE
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fine uUallbes an0 Yewelrp.

aIrLTID IN PAEYO.-0oh and Silver PAien'
vi Lever Watches Anchor Duplex, Horizontal Repeal.
ing and PLAN Watches. aud JeNrfyi silver ana bvid
s..ectic'es Gold and Silver PeucilCases, Medallons,
Tnmbes OF he first quality and lower than any other
m rs city 63 Broadway, near BlsecArf street, Ne"
~ 10, ef a, I1t,ft.ng Nhs1.Casc Watches ard
Clocks of every pou repaired and warranted or me
money returned Jew eiry ami Musical Boxes "paife1-
Cooks Of every description taken In hy he year, and
II not made % perform, there wi be no charge.
4. j. CT sNiNGNAN,
Importer Of Watches and JeNe'ry. 6i5 BrOaawry
iyQ 5,,v Inn Bef,v-.n ..e.cke f and Bond IS.
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yIIiIrTESiORE'

ylIIrrEAiUkE Concentrated NesetaD = syrup
w \ certain remedy ior D1rflra, Bowel Complain,
Dysenlery Cholera Mofhus Cholera lnianlurn Sc-This
valuable Medicine presented ~ he public. under the full
yale-l 10 convince tie most ncrtduious OF ~ intrinsic
worth every other ne fur DE above complaints
Tire necessity of prompt and early attention 10 these
complaints cannot be- sif0l .y urged upon tr mind oi
every p,f-ou from ne Wei klOwn fart that nus id- Ole
Annually 81 Dilrrra aid Bowel Complaint. aud in most
FOR OF proper treatment IN m first sage 90 ne
complaint This plainly br.een, u he cne Of the ten
DIR lnf.Gf; yery few, u an1 10 be found in passing
trcu- of geil- ilFif teeth without BEN. more
or e.- troubled with darrirs which frequently remains
months. AMI n the child survives e shock % l- leit "A 10
au impaired constitution. We have fhe most silring ilcis
presented view in tie bills ~ mortality. during ne
Summer aat Fall mOnLs when il to Dee seen iiat han
Several Physician Of r. pee ability aud emlnenc have
tested sirue DO not hsitse 10 recommend is use
- ttelT prcLcc. 800,
MDDLErows, Conn. Sept p, 1911
Dear Sir: Feeling uft owe duty fo Tie public, ~
Wi - vos!ref 10 Communicating fcs which may benz OIL
,esr- pa- certain seasons n e year ave been nt'
ell M flr Dlarra, and having tiled e Frogs pfrscnp-
ions rec acldc with Dlf NE effect, short in" since
nv eve caught notice in one Of tie sraper Of yonr
Concentrated ra5e syrup" Dr the cife oi D-fffri
for sale I'D ii- Cry. Immediately purcils, iu j., t-a
% g surprise and ene s4'iracpl Ia rf ii" ft q" tlrN
doses. was healed of my plant DO restored ip 4-au}
anton 10 nv bowels csn say would not 'e WIN
out IN my possession any account, and "onh aasi'r
~ il may require Us Use ~ ny % a. have oAe a4l s
will be satisfied Vi be- Virtues
You are - liberty Si. ~ make such use " ' ~ you
may deem proper Very resp eir,ly y,4rs, ,,,,,,,s
prer,rel hr 4 F. WHlTTEMORE Essex Conn. lOr.ae
Nho'asae ali Retail by y & D. SANDS. Druggists, ~
f.i. = r- Roadway and II Past Br0ais Hll I'm
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- 'li'. y 'Itirf
AKfNlR b. RR.
FEVER AND AGUE.

slfE'WAT OLD FANORlrE AND STERLING REME
1 DIn-" ROWkNDS IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURF for " Fever and AgIe.n No medicine In any age
or country. has With such universe. slcccss-pIo-
cei against c8unteg s by the written signature OF M
prDneiOr john H. Rou,u.d the top of zach bouel IL
be- had IN ~ f sfrsugth, seuuingge-s and purify
th. o FINAL inventors Office Al No p North Second street.
Pasdel phia. or Of ~ o. Fas' General Agent No lh Full
n-.- n .-.u .n-e S-n h--Lng.. Nv l-L. ~ -m.-n
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

DICUAKD tISHkR, Jk Walcil NaFer and Jewrlef
Ia \, NOW prepared O sell WATCHES A. retail lower U an
any other House ihe city A. he u cOnsianiy receiving
d-.cfpi direct from the Manufacturers M England
France and switzerland he . enabled 10 oAT very afg
s.oruent Of Gold Watches from SIS 10 500 each; Silver
DO from = so eacall warranted To keep good ume
or The money returned. AI.o very good aesorneni oi
JEW ELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
y B.-Sec0nd baud Watches and Old Gold ana Sl,ef
taken 10 exchange ought FOR Cash Watches, ClOcAs
Music Boxes aud Jesery repaired n the hest manner and
Warranted by experienced wofkmsn a. low n. any Ohei
il0lse In Ms city RICHARD USHER Jn Importer %
Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale AMI Retail No.S,i bfoa9
My HCliAhD flShEh, u
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GRAHAM AND TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
e G3 mud o5 harcla,:sl. \. \.

THIS HOUSE 10 situated un = PHEASANT and airy
street eNiss1ng from broSl~sy The ugdscn Al
oae end Of the sree tie snding place of the Albany
Steamboats, a. ihs o'her ihe Para Foausnghe House nut
minutes ~sl from riiher anoon, i've inmates wak
from tlc Eastern steamboat landing.
Too sepsrse table, provided. suiisi 20
commoisson ofthe eaters OF meat. aud the other carefully
pepsrrd FOR thoss 10 wisa exclude fssh from
ter diet
Ladies and Gentlemen from tie cosn,ry tsrrying few
many DAYS 40 be- accommodated with Qa,etnsss plenty
cleanliness wholesome food ard freedom RON lls tune. Of
Alcohol and robscco
Csr Cold doGchs and shower BATH free. and bagh
o. email expense
Term. 81 per day. Permanent boardes received
r,sa.onnhr t.rus fisfI Im.a~l A 1. SMITH.
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EOR TILE PILES.

nR UPHAHS ELECrUARy tan nlensl remedy i'
certain cure for ID. PILES. either internal or exsr
or blind Sold QUIZ Ia this city A. The ONCE O'
the original Proprietor, A. UPrA> VI. u irregular educa
tel Physician Of twenty years experience confined la AL
oc- pracce where Piles anl an Chronic Disease are sue
cr.-luv treated Medical Ohcr 1873 bowely four de.rs
above Spnng-s.reel. Once hours from A. Nj. TO T. ~
Ai.ic. gratis jy2l In g
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sARArocA.

Il usNsibig HoRsy-One of the truck horses OF
rucks was unioosed for minute or two from ;hc
osi,, Gays since IN this city when on The drivers
boa, o ~ 'or him. behold he was missing Il wns
'here.Ara,- "o before rs driver could discover biz
e<st ana ~, 4. was very mysterious be being a steady
efo-e ~ pt subject to fights Of fancy Il was also
hsns 4, aAt arrived in the city tie therefore had
oand IN ~ spn,ns hun away However. he was NJ last
l. .bo. saiias shop where he was wont TO have
Us .ei .as usual stand FOR sho~ing upop essnins
icrss ..s snn one shoe OF which he supplied Tnsi
'e beast Portsmouth (Msine) Argus.
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Home ,Ii.sions-iheir Ci,n Aspect.

A. the result Of pers lna observation. while lately
travelling 10 The Far West. The in.e.iseni Editor 81
tn Detroit Observer Says Christian u.ighb1-.
hoods prosper most r1rl.y and certainly their al
vance i in every respect most marked And he
adds: The men. though isl., noticed sni bv many
fhe least suspected who contribute most io The success
iu satrfnert .nd rU..l .Dlafion 0f nov co.rtf.
are the Home M-..or.lles." IT. moreover says Tie
"a Ne of the Home Missionary Society T. .nca-.aila
and the bearing oft 1auctc,n labor. On prosperity
ari dcsfni,s oi ffc Wet j. nc0nrcivafly important
There j. noilir- ialcul or --rprsu. n such lest.
pecfei fromihe nius OF Chr.ali'y embodied anf uat
forth in Missionary and Pastoral a1or % dir.n,v
apgoufedins. 4'a d. and l-uses n ihe conmuuf-
spirit of industry. sD1uefy. intelligence order fti.
IN mess and such nfeecua. and mora. habits a, az,
essential 90 The host welfare 1ld 20 success In ius res.
The influence OF evangelical ators and gospel in-ffti-
rfns properly sustained j. the same ever where And
enferpri-ing worldly Of in;e -euce and reflection
are capable ~ approaching their vast importance even
~ a mere WORLDLY point OF view. We have " messed.
with much satisfaction. lt.luu- and eminent ps It,
connected with manuariuuit village. tln-rl Iu-ing
LARGELY % -ussin -cir1. WORSHIP from Tie simple
conviction OF ts bearing the good character OF their
workmon anl the prosperity o heir business And the
same agency i Indispensable lD he heeihiu growth and
permanent prosperity % frcani.e communitie. aud
agricultural .irc.- Whoever then loves his country
and would see her teernns population throughout the
whole and living in quiet hahaiions oicng IN honest
industry and satisfied with he gfi- OF Providence rnu-t
90 be- consistent chcr';uy ait in 4n'ng and su-tn o.
Ing those institutions which che benevolent Founder of
Christianity has declared escni.a. 20 the lie that is
- vel ~ thar which j. To- come. =. D..
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SONS Pie Embrocaion.-in Offering tl.s
~ EmbrO- cnln 70 he public LIs proprietor feels con =
seai ~ warming ccrsin sac AMI speedy cure II
fi. long been iced Physician - euir-ncr, AMI Wv.
M. Astonishing success; iriei never falls II usei g.
cord %. o. f4- q REGIONS. b..
g. aii.Ju i0 IS oerg po-iFe rrneiy ilr We rr'-' !.
never l.s ~ cure - ilios-l.s l-iil- whcn . 80 vrry
corlIr a. las j. oclf0 l ne SANE f-fr = III
4 a-1 ral1a5i- ~ epp canon in - ii fnn iu1i
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