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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-12
homan Catholic school Coachers Prescribed
IN Pniladciphsa. s

PHnADMfHIA August II, 1864.
Tie newly elected School Directors In the ower section
OF the city have removed Hften Of the tschers
tn the pablo schools within the Last few days on dt k
understooc ssctainn grouadsal tho discharged tssch
ers belonging to the omsn Catholic Church. Much 70 l.
ngis being sniiested here among the friends of no
prescribed teachers, and the matter seems likely 10
CRAFTY widen the already existing breach between the
Pro'estants and Catholics in this city
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Fires Last Evening.
p,vr rx ervrorY sTRyrr.

Abouth hall past seven O'Clock last evening fre vas
discovered In the three story building No ii Suffolk
street. owned by Mr. Henry BausLer and occupied by
him as q sash and bind nanufscory, except tho third
floor which he rented out TO Mr.. Charles Baker aho
cany door maker. The fremen quickly on thc
spot succecded In keeping the flames within tho
third story, In which 1t originated Mr. Bsker had
stock Of nearly ~ 700, amongst which were hummer
OF finished dcors eli OF which will robaby be total
loss. We understand no had no Insurance Mr.. Bau
sLer had insurance OF 900 the buidng In the
Astor nsurance Company, and $500 insurance On ms
stock and tools In the Mcchsncs and frsders insu.
rance Company Mr. BAushsr and closed and ocse cd
up The promises about half past ak O'clock and tue
Gre was discovered in lcss than hour after wards
Mr. Baurher about OF tho rst who liscovercdt
During tho afternoon hr. Baker had been usns con-
siderable IRE In the stove In melting glue and drying the
yaneerr 9, and through some nsge Ia supposed the
Gre from stoyc the csuso Of tho burning inc
oss sustained th building and stock Of Mr. RSnshsf
viii snount TO upwards Of $500.
FrRE IN BROADWAY.
soon after The airm given in the sixth dstrics
for the 6rc In Suffolk street, the bell sounded for tho
JjrhtL drtrct caused BY the accidental upsettng Of
cnnpbene lamp In the tuiiding 1f3 Broadway, near
Iibcrty street The Gre took place In the thograpotc
s.tsbiis huert Of Bcvsns BotD up stairs frAs,ns
on store valued at upwArds o. hundred doilaS, "a
dcstr~y I'd together with chair and curtASyA 1hs
esDs, vcrc very sccn extinCuhhcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-12

THE DR0u0HT IN NEW HAMPsHrRE--EEw LIGHT
Houss-rwO ENGLISH DEsERrEKs DIscHARas
IRON CUSTODY.

Houss-rwO ssGLIsH DEsHRrERs DIscHARaED
IRON CUSTODY.
Bosros, Aug. IL, 1864
Tho drought in New Hampshire, particularly IA Bel
knsp county is very The dead grass and stub
b dry tsder and fires arc raging IN the woods
Ia all directions
Congress having appropriated $500 FOR ercc.ns
lighthouse on Egg RocA near Nahant the works TO
DO sbortly commenced
The two English dcserters, prichasd and Cexey, were
further examined before unted States Commissioner
Woodbury. the charge Of robbrg the Queens treasury
at SIDNEY. The Commsslopcr hold that tho offence
proved was larceny, which sEsnoe net IN the Ash
burton treaty; he therefo ordered their discharge
They were thea immed' Assy tsssn in charge By tho
state authorities, tho Hxhh Consul having made
plsint against them In hs police court for spc larceny
Tie announcement q their discharge received With
applause By thc 1Adsrce In the court room
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iowa Election
DUBuQug, aug. TO- 1854
Nine counties Ia this state have been htard @ and
the 0gure show that Jame W. Grimes (wis and anti
Nebrsska) for Gov ernor, Is 800 ahead.
rpstead, for Cos gress. In the counties has
Ike majority.
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HAaTroGct August III, 1854
The exchange Office OF Sidney Pa,aey, Esp. was en-
tered this noon while the owner wss at dinner and
robbtd of hvo hundred dollars in gola
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'eportes Failure VI two svrssern Banlcs.

CiNc1NSATI August H. 1854
Reports have been currcut In this city to day to the
prejudice of the O. Ronsse'ear Rank" of Indiana and
tsys " lndisDa State Stock Rsnk" Of Peru During the
afternoon the Des of both Of these banks refused
by most of our city banks and principal brokers.
Accident md Death on the Lowell l<,ailrOasl.
BosroN, August II, 1854.
On thc Lowell Railroad last evening George scales
brakeman, was nPtantly killed BY his head coming in
contact with bridge. His has blew Of. and he vas
reaching to catch il at the tiue.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ENPRE CUE
4 ~-~>~~->~~--~~~>~--~--
Highly In erestlrg rom tn Y,shmu-
South America and Austra Ia.
~~S~>~nS~>~~>-S~~o~.~1N-
THE RUSSIAN PACIFIC SQUADa,N.
THE CAPTUkE OF 4 RUSSIAN BARK.
~~>~~~~~~~~~e,~c~~~~s~-
News from Nicaragua, New sCraMia, Chill.
Peru, the Chia.ha ISlaRdx, Costa Eica,
and the West Coast Of Eexisc.
ADDITIONAL FROM SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA.
the NEW GRANAOlAN REVOLUTION.
Thrilling Account Of the Destruction Of
! tho Ship Townsend,

Me Aieamship Empire City, Capt. Rathban. witt
the California mail, arrived yesterday morning b.
Zine days and ten hours ficm Aspinw.l.
The following passengers died on board the Bm
pine Cifv, md were buried at sca:-Jsmes Thomo-
son, sgt d3o3 GArrest stage, agcd 33; aud Patrick
Sweeney, ssot 50; ali Of Ccagres fever.
The following is tho Empire CMy's LIST of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-12

Albany, Aug. III. 1854
FIX President Fillmore and con staying at Skene-
ateos at present. ~ the guests OF William Fuller.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

A writer ia ths ciocinnasi chds.ran
Advocate, who, few Sabbs,hs since.
visited the N. E. Sunday School 10 Gov.
inston. KY, says there were pressn, go
scholars and % tsachers. or tho Super.
in,sndsnt, Nj. Rsnion. he ssys. in sddi:
lion 70 tho duties pertaining to that
Office. he often supplies .ha place Of
teacher Of one Of the Bible Clsses. He
psrforms regularly the duties Of class.
leader. steward and trustee 10 the church.
As q lawyer his business is extensive,
and 10 Prssidnnt Of the Covington and
Lexington Railroad. Such man b
an ornament to any community. a
lmisisken and fearful notion 10 entertain
sd by a vast portion Of our business "a
public men. that they have no time :
attend 10 religious duties aud the call
Iof benevolent enterprises.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

coms tesy spsins, pad wiih ,hse bring,
TtyvsSnal trsia IN bryh, asray,
Sweet l6vs's bright hosrs, and soIden howsvs
And soay birds tuned with siivsrlay.
Thy ilntsef shade % psiu, he s,sds, !,
N Acsaltila Of varied hue; i
whlIe dasies pisy'in wamoa way, So
wiaA vIolets sfhsavsnIy blue. q.
!. Spread wide Thy sheen ofllvins green, ?, +
EsTtA's sssilest gaib the ars wasSlvrw;
Thy glerlss shed-fsvivs de dead, NJ W.
Bdns Paradise swixs ess,A ed Heavsp.
King wlaisr cold wnSiSt old. "a !
4 y = HIs tyfsnt tslsn will soon bs s'er.
I, Al thy glad voice The pses tsloiss, |, q
Tbs itch Thy bsluty fsisa idoss. ( &
TAsp hssssn ieve 70 svsty grove, = q .
n Thy shafpe are cheishsd far md aeas, =
~ Libalioas fsss we'll pous 70 thss,
b Qsesn season efshe changing year. W
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

~, .., ;.,ss ~ .I:s y y s;sx ~.
80. s"As \. n y .'s.sus As,ssssltso n y,
~ - = we y. s:s 81. N 4 "a ~ - 4.
z ~ \ IL n la,s x.l, s;y,.;s !. d, - y ~
IN ~ ~ = we s,s y. y ~ q q
s."sne'y seseiy, sES I ne A. - -
= =, " ssv ~ 49,
.ses y .nsHs'aS ~ g! oSssus y 4 M ~
'smoss .. P''see'ee spls'.'ess 4 ..5. ), ,
ssss ,,.' ~ sst,' 4, +. - esss ssss lss n ~
az E"t" ~ t',sss = - -,
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80 4. .a1.d sm..;.... > ir.a.S "a J,
~. ..,I,;.,;.. or =. ,,o,,. &. 80, f,om >
~. p. W.. -. 4. 49, ts,s I ~, )
IL. "a. ,.,n,,.. "a $500 M \ 8
,I.s.,a -. ..,,.. ,f .;,;,;..,i,, .,,asra. .
m..;,, ...;n,, Rr,.i, J" rs ari lefs.,t
1870, s.... n, l1asss.s
s'"' r.s''" ,S ". ~ d,
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:" ~, 49,. ,s' ,... s...... - :. y.
.aa nu.' ~. - auA Lew: ,v,.s, "Y =;
o..'' ~. .a' r's .ap, ~ IN p...;.. s.. W. as'
''1y asm's' "Sm '"' "....a
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-. 80, - s-s'sssi rsa'i
~ D. ~, ~ ~,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

.La,fobe" 10 the nams Of . new Fur
nsce 10 Milton Township. six miles can
Of ofJackson G. H., three miles from tbs
s. & n. y. R. R., sne on the lins Of shsI
Cincinns,i and Hillsboso' R. R; uadsr,
the nams and style Of McGhss, ,Aussia,,
4 Co.; msmbers Of the comPany are;
VIM. McGhss. H. r. Austin, r. Q.
Hoffman, and II. s. Bandy. Of Jackson,
and ". B. Hsrtoo, Of Msiea Connty. )
Capital Stock $4,000. aea ID liiqs-.
The Furnace i in. the very heart Of
tho Iron rssiou. we'll dmbsrsd. and con-
,sins. insxhaus,ibls quantities Of ore and
coal. ss,Sts
The members of this company ar'
ssntlsnen Of energy and sbiliy. aa1
possess sha, so.e,headatiys 1psinsipls
which brooks.of ofno delay, This y W
sixth. Faraassi ,Company organised y
this counsy, within The past .ysss. sana
from pssssa. iudicaiicps lhsrs viii soos
BE- Two more, The namsa 4ef thoa.s i. n !
ready organizes, and sadsr hsadysy sr
The, Iron VALLEY. ,Madiscn. JsRsrssn
Monros, Cambris. and La,fohs.--Jsek
20. 7Ssss1srl. .,.u. IA, sys.ll ;i,ss is,.l
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

~ lfen ana ceal CO. y. ANDeEf Ill
the Csnnltbee To whom VA .fssss;ts
rcd Senate bill 70, sspscl ~ ses lo.l =
co,pofalinS said Company, la Beg. n
3 ArE-Apil II, 1855. sdl
Tbs ebjscts los which w Oh's lisn
md Coal CompsW wers 'ncospossssa
wss; s.r pSu6s ,eg taaiy ata an |
isa 20 devslpps more ipiiy 'hs mintI
ssal sssoarcss q Lasfsnes sed me "a.
jssntug Seunt.ss. sspscis'Iy snsh Sssess'
ees Ia iron ana ceai. Tia rsss4sas1
-. 10 convert spd sncounss ms
eonverslen q tas 'ew mele'ls's INTO the
sPpropr'sss "snn'sc'sfsd sfaclss snd
ms'easndise' ~ {. . ',sa ~ |
90, 10 oe'elm'ne py Actual exPen'
ment' me PtacucaD'a'y o. 'oos.'o.sS
s"e s1ons coes ~ eoa'eos y" 'ae 'ed"c'
uon o'"o" ssssa 81 s9tes ~ t'is
Incidsntst. and for the purposes Of
carrying out the objects here Get forth,
By the set Of Esd March, ls4o, creating
the company. power was given to in.
vest . limited amount in real estate, 70
build and construct thereon furnaces,
rolling mills, and such other buildings.
ma schinery, and works, as may bs nsces.
sary 10 devslope The resources of .hsir
mines and other incidental powers.--
Such % conveying or leasing part or
Epar.s Of their premises, subscribing a
limited anon, 10 the stock Of any rail.
road 10 the vicinity. All having refer.
snce however. and dependant on the
three objects for which they asked a.
charter, and by the statement Of which
the grant of their chatter was obtained,
ss your comi,lee is informed from rslis.
! bic sources. f5, IL t
Have these their grand objects been
keptin Wow in the trsnsac, c,ions Of the
company, and other powers used as they
were given, as necessary for the conve
nient and successful operations Of III,
company, in the former! II not, 70
: rhai. and to what extent have these sew
efaI powers been usedi fJrs see
In answering these questions you
committee have had reference to- tn
D memorials Of The officers Of the Obi
|. I:on and Coal Company. the statement
! Of il friends, and the statements Of thos
!, who are no, in.sres.sd in it, aaairs, 9
, we'll ss those who are, AMI yet desire
= sepesl ofits charter. aas .asaaas'a
II From thess various sources the CON
= mi,tes End that tho company have NJ
u been engsged in mining and manula'
J. turing in, Lawrence OF adjoining cour
lies. See their memorial, page 8
70 printed copy, the eficss ssy, 9TH
= said company has not been ensssed d
- rec,ly in mining and manufacturing
% : 50 srea. an extent a, ii is their intsatie
70 hereafter 10 be. &c." Other pro
lc showsthAt they have not been eagaS,
D. in mining and manufacturing as q bu
70 ness, in accordance with the prcvisio
70 Of their chatter, fl o}sSe n3isig:a 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
lstssr irsn Or. FraaklIa.

Z Z The following interesting letter from 2
~ Ftsaklin---on Good Works. Msf. :
hing Heaven. Prayers and Deeds. and 2
he example of Chris,-wss addressed .
u The Rev. George Whit6eld, the ia. y
nous Methodist Reviysl Pssachsr.- !
Philadelphia, June 2, l7ss. la
"Dsar Receive. your kind let.
let Of the 81 inst, and am glad to hesr
ahst.yeu iucrsass 10 s,ssagsh. 1 hopetu
ycewiIl continue mendin5 until you re. I
cover your formsr health and 6rmness.
Lstme know whether you still use the
cold bath, and what effect il has. Az
10 the kindness you mention, wish II
could have been Of more serious service
10 you; but IL i, had. the only tha nk.
should desirc are thai you alwaya be
rssdy 70 serve any othsf person that
may need your sssi --and 40 let
youf good Offices 30 rounJ. for man.
kind ere sH Of . family. For my owar
part; when | am employed in serving
soihsrs. do not look upon myself as
conlerrins favots, but paying debts. in
my.ttsvels, aad since my settlement. !
have received much kindnAss from men
To- whom ahall never have On oppor.t
tunity, ofmaking any direct return; and
numterlsss meseies from God. who is|
infnitsly above being benefited BY ourl
services. These kindnssses from men,
| can, therefore. only retafn 70 :heir fel;
low.msn; and can only show srs,i'
tude 10 God. BY Fesdiness toshslphis
other children, and my brethren. for ]
! do not think That thanks and compli.
!. ments, though repeated weekly, can dis'
! charge our real obligations reach Other.
aud much less 10 our Creator. You
will 500. from my nc,ion ofgood works,
ahst I am far from expecting Heaven
BY them. By Heaven we undsfstaad, q
4 state ofhsppinsss infnile in degree, and
\ endless in duration. 4 cen do nothing
\ todeseyys such a rewprd. He that for
4 giving . draught Of water % q Thirsty
psrson should srpeet % be psid with .
good plan,stloo. would boz modsst in
I. his1 demands, scorppsfed with. those who
shink they deserve, Heaven for the liul,
" god tksydo On sssr.b. Even the nAlxsd
& imperfect plss.urss VI enjoy IN thi'
4 swofld, are Ys,her from Gods goodness
" shsn our own merit; how mach more g
,he happiaes. of hssysnls 4 For ny owl owl
psrt, i have not tho vsnity to think !
N d sssrvs Il; but contcns myself in4submi.
ling 10 ths disposal of that God swh'
n made end hes hi,hstto blessed me. an
4 10 whose Fs,helly soodnsss ! msy vel
II. con6ae; ikal bss;wiil nSssr make a.
8 mlasrsbis, and tho sfaictions ! may !
s.ant DINO Suffer, msy tsnd te .ny beaef'
The fsitA you mention has. doobtiss'
its ussin 4hsworld. ! I dp e...desirs :
.es Ii ainanisked. not sould lsndsays
,e slssssns /. in eas t,nsu; butsI wish
xsts nors. pioY Yaeiivs n good work
,ban lshsvs ssq qsraily lasn: it; ] NEE
real good voIks; works y kisduss
s - ~ ~ so 5tEAf ~ Is ~, ".
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
LEWIS ANDERSON.
HEsLlP WILLIAMS,
S. H. STEEDMAN. :
JOHN TAYLOR. T s,a

D0"' .''' '"s - S...'' .',,..1..aI So.
ue .pa'n'ea' a'scos''o,' .0..e. n.a ~
'..snd upon a'n. nn .s .ass %''..0" :Sa..' 20
c'ess n's s,Oana aoa ~. ... :. -: s.,.s. -.
"n,ee ~os'a ,s,' ,. ~ =. "s.
ana eIs'a. ~ M1.s -. ,.'a.r w, sSs.,
% ~''no...'u 0''o.' "a, ~.a... ~, .asos sS'.,'
ea'ss e .aa'a 'ssss.. !. .aa.s' a.,,.s. =. 49,.
w. 's.n'., .as,!" ~ p.uA,'s ~. -. - !.
= u. = .saa -. s :
eonssms ''Oo 49, s''.'.. n ~. !.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

Cd, sdsctins prissh ,Fights, aisea ahs
paFsgs n tbs scs ssislsd u, ~itheu, |
any notice hsyieS ssss R,svispsly. put,
l'sned. ~ 80, ge.s s4st.ae1 ~
The oct wss dssisasd 70 give cnesiss
70 The par'lss iatssaai sd.- The, hey hsd |
10 shis instaucs. sia.is ~, Z ssiSspl n
Formerly On sctsmlybs b. pSsssd By |
stsslshs lew knowins II end fewer votiag
fosis. II wss % shsn this Cs,npany
wss chartered, but ssl % nov. rs'as /
|. Ia eonclusion. your committee bog
leave 10 present the lsw ofths cass for
your considssstioa. ssd leave ths 70.
msinder for your action upon the rec.
commsnds,ion hsrssltsf suggested. By
sr.icls !, section 2 Of the Constellation
the rish. Of repeal is ssssfved il these
words. "No special pd.iisses OF i'm.
nuni,iss shall over .bs granted. ,hI may
not be sltered revoked Of REpcALrp BY
the General Assembly" The powers Of
. corporation ere TO be sscsttained By
, q reference 10 the sct Of the Lesisls,urs
respecting Il, and corporations can
/, Asss no posss,s no. specially 50 granted
! 10 IL, or such o. are incidental OF nscss
> sary 10 give effect 10 those spsciall,
. granted. Ststs Of Alabama W. the
Mayor Of Mobile, s Porter 97S--snt
. lessee Of KnoWls and others ". Beatty
9 lst Mclean. The general rule is, ths,
J. a eorporsts body can only act in sh
y mode prescribed BY the Law creating Il
. Dawes ". N. R. Ins. Co., 7,h Cowsn
+ 4s2. A corpo,s,ion has no powers bu
t. those specially grantsd. N. Y. Fir
3 mans lns. Co.. vs. Stufses. 81 Cowa
= ees. Appendix TO Brse,e III. Rep
j. page les. . Of Scam. Ill. Rap. ls'
!, 4th Wheaton, Sls. .,ssr
4, A corporation 10 body for cert al
. :, defined and spsci6sd objects. snd mu
!, &C, within. and caunos lesslly in an
= instance transcend i.s limits. Appe'
!, dix to Brssse III. Rep. page -. Nc
:. compliance with the requirements OF I
- &C, Of incorporation during tho tir
a, limited by law, 10 per ss non-user. &
fsi,ins tho. privilss and franchises Of I
/, compsuy. - Wendell, n. Y. h
- = page l9s. ~ e. eei,jta VI go
',o See also, act Of Assembly pass
~ March II. ls4l, limiting tho time
.., which corporations are required 70 en
,t' upon the dischsrss Of their du,issin'
:, eordance with the act incoIpors,l
-, Them to Eve yesrs, and msking fail'
~ to do 80 {. forfeiture Of their isanehi,
!. :, ~ Vol. o. L. pass %. Is gaittv
,.,v Your committee, therefore, rsecc
~. mend that the amendmsn, sccompa
,s,s ing the bill be adopted. and that
ion Senate exercise the powe: given to
,olv General Assembly BY the tsnstituti
adj. ana 20 fairly endorsed BY the voice
and tho people Of The S,ats. By orde'ing
4 bill 10 bs snsfosssdc with . sis~ 4
INC. third rsading and fnsi ,pssssss.
1arEWfS SANDERSON
,;".. M 4 tn-' Z HESLlP WILLIAMS
@ ,''sf e rs S. H. srEEDMAN.
! o. s'ifeai Ss9e iotYN r1vf mn ~ g
and $3.50 'OnN - ~ 1oA 81
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

I, ~ hp6opesNG u - eeonoy1. Sss|
: Ttp d ~ Etsnssiss says, III s,sst.
vi,bynhdlnk shs immsnse ,ssna which|
hsvs tssn expsded II opf .eo4nasy fSrl
home inpssyemsa,s. wi,hIs ~ PSst)slxI
yesss, shs smouat Of Amesiesn sseehs
hsM gsbrosd hss set iaersased : thss
chewing thst ths sam sf thsss tspssdi:.
tsrss sts 10 reality "a sxpousat .of the
increase sf espi,sl ia this eeastsy. The
aumbss of houses 10 The Uniisd Ssstss
IL, BY census, s.se2,4 ,427. add re- hni.
lies s,sos. 400, neatly one bsuse tes
every family. The ssmbsscf 'hoasss
built within The pest sin yssfs wss psses.
bly, 6es. .O0O. which stss. svsssss vslss.
lion Of q. 900. would. With their fdsaa'
.uss. sxcssd 10 ths .asyssgsss; e7eo. 900
900. Nssrly 5000 900 tons of shipping
have been built. worth. est . a,odsssts
compststion, eIlS.9se.slo The value
Of new railroads is 1ss7 900 900; u ssw
bank capital. ess 900 .ooo.- These itsm'
alons make IN ssstsssss ofei,ls7.2ee,
$40. ios out increase of d,asstic capital,
| all Of which hes bsen derived from hom'
rssouress. And In addition 70 this o.
vest sums which have been sxpsnde'
for improvements, insurance eempsniss
mines, &c. without sny pescspsibis 10
crease in the smount Of stock bella abroa'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
Hippscrates ard Bacehls.

a society has been formed tor the pur.
pose Of procuring tho legislative Prehi.
bition Of ! Tho ssls Of fsrmsn,sd liquors,
except for medicinal purposes. Should
. lew 10 that effect be snsc.ed. the only
questioa will be, what purposes ara. or
not, msdieinsli But that question
will bs'ss,hsr what Il termed a possr.
For example. melancholy is disease.
and II brandy and water is psrmi.,sdsto TO-
be taken in cases Of mental depression,
.here will be no snd TO keeping spirits
Iup BY pouring apirits down. A dram 10
. popular and eficscious remedy for
pain in the interior. but IL The. is 10 be
allowed a. an excuse for taking it, the
msjori,y Of the population will be con-
stau,ly having stomach aches. Some
fpeepls may think to settle the difficulty
BY referring il TO msdicsl men, who,
however, naturally, wonld be too hap.
py 10 presenb liquor to healthy PET
sons, ia the hope Of getting them for real
patients. An English liquor law. treat
ling strong drinks ssdrngs. would at any
rate, be boon to the medicsl profession
For one drought. that physician nov
pyescribss, he would have 10 presc,ib'
/ thousands il in him were vested the. pri
vilsss of prescribing draushts Of als.-
One wonders In what terms a docto
Il would ftsme his recipe 70. the complain
! ,ha. deans and etsplains, for instance
I .rs sp. to BE- troubled With after dinner
4 Perhops II would be something like h
(. .lfol'owins;-"Rg, Win: Alb; Hispsn: Sc
: Rubli quaint: sua: cujus sumatut cys
. ,hus eubinds, urssnte si,i:" which. woui
! b technical order for unlimited port .
|. sherry. Or the generous medicine mist
}. be ordered thus: "Rs. Vim: Cujusvi
:. oil. gradatim, post prandium, hsarient
u 81 repr siopis fusri."--a boale Of wiz
', you like to be drunk by degrees aft
N dinner, and repeated II necessary. Al
q othsr prescription might be given for
ID howl Of spiced wine, concluding wi
,g1,he dirsction," Episcopus, stati
Or snmendus--let the bishop be made.
tylbs taken Immediately. Small glas,
d Of brandy Nigh. be prescribed pro
in Enthusiastically and an alcohol
no mixture might be ordered BY the form
oils, Miscs pro pileo dorInitorio ho
ID somni sulnend'': mix lot d night cap,
lie taken at bed time III surgery vi
,ssl dows We would see ii great gilt 'lette
20 such inscriptions as, "Carevisia Lond
sn snsis, Xxx Opt.,p or"Brscisil Pei
.. Soc. ln,esra.o Anew fes.'
il. wouIa have to be intsoduced into me
10 cinsls education. and the examiners
nd po.hecaries' Hall would require -
ell didstes for thsis diploma 70 u.ldersts
n4s l1hs haer an gina,-l Pinch.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

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Z Waen Iemsr.sne z a.sa .1t nad nnisnea Ds.,d,
ins hi' pyramid Of seventy 'ya saousand
skoils' ana was .Is' sss', standing :. we
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10

OMER PAcHAs DOMESTIC LlFB.-Tbe
domestic life of Omer Pacba, the Turkish
commander on the Danube, who is Croa-
tian by birth, and has passed through every
subordinate grade in the army to his present
proud position, is very far from being taint-
ed with the debauchery that is generally
attributed, anu often falsely, to the private
conduct Of the Moslems. He has had no
more tbaa two wives, and though he was
allowed to have them cohtembotaneously,
he did not marry the second until after his
divorce from the former This was Turk.
lsh woman, the daughter Of an Aga Of the
Janissaries, who died in 1927, and was a
pupil of his protector, Korsrew Pacba.I.
Emancipated from the severe restraint Of
the harrm TO the. liberty Of European GUS
toms, she abused it, and forced her husband
to separation. The second is European,
and was very young maid, of mild and
virtuous character, when he saw her first,
and married her at Bucharest, where che
was exercising, at fourteen years of age,
the profession OF a teacher Of :he piano.
She is from Cronstradt in Transylvania,
and her name is Anna Simonich. He has
no offspring, but natural daughter born OF
an Arabian slave IN Syria. A male child,
the fruit of his new marriage, died at four
months of age, crushed under carriage up
set in the passage from Travnich 10 Sara
ievo. He has, therefore, as yet, no prob
ability of being remembered in his adopted
country but by his deeds.