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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


W
PERSONAL.
A MACON RI go WANTED To Know WHERE THE
"A parties Interested the nsviga ~ the
are 10 DO founa Please address saatsriu Herald ONCE
IF JOHN KITE, 70 MERLY PsIvAlE ~ TaE aorB
! hes,ment, viii COMMUNICATE with as William Gao.
3iDer If oxford kusiabd, the said John Kite Gill hear
WI Ter arc shy in' ma ion respec Ing him, he will
De Ie~arhd H. last time the I'd OF was
N the Buffalo Hospi al
TOE ID, ST JOsErHs hOsPIrAL PHI. ABEL
81 phts.-k.ep up your sprlt~; all right tn L.
g,mg his week. NASSAU
JOHS LOGAN, LA E.oF % ARGYLE ST Etc, GL,s
- gov. no lift 'or suerics team two years sgp
p'ea.e seno your ,ddresr ~ = ,er.ld ofBc-,. wh
nfce ~ Virginia STIR ct Glasgow, and will com
pupcate.
NJ ARGUS Is cHEERFULLY FORGIVEN
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL coaMIrrEE.
~ slec,s, ena Of tbis c.umiite~ sill be he'd
AZ nal Tuesday evening next the I'D inst,
~ O'Clock. h, order of
nm, xnss n s .s,sr. s-e,s LIB SHEPARD ch"n
CLOTHING. &C
|,AT OFF CIor, ING LARGE on NIFTY WAN :
~ The nighsst .rice libessy given and casn 2,il
in current money large small lots of good -ec,nd
hand clothing. G-D'i.men sib ug 10 rspn-e OF toe
above, y III pie,se Idrrss cal on IA AIS MuR)SEf,
II Orange street, mar Chatham
4 No Hung L. DIE. OK GENTLEMEN n WING AN
~ 70 dspo.c II eag far cash price - ssnd
ug To he SIRE " West Broadway place, near saaA
street, md 81 West Bf, sd~a ny latter ,ugu
Post Ohce. Lsdies attended to by Mrs Cohsp
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

+ OSr-A PORTMONN ALE, CONT AIMING THREE
IL notes, viz, Decor S2'O siven ny Joseph Robinson
payable 10 3 Robins orher, note OF son.
gwen by Jos X kobiIh"n, pay able ~ Robinson or
order; and one DOe vi Sass gi'eu ny Leland, pay
able to W. Warpe, dated February 3, 1854, 81
months, and endorsed by W WarDe aud W. G Msitland
tie Pablo cautioned against negotiating the said
notes, they the properly the undersgnad Any
returning the seine 5 Robinson, No. SO Guam
beers street will be liberal y rewarded 4
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M ANITA SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w wNu'sr, as c.ok, ~a-ber sod ironer },otc i,y
,rerce eiver. apply 40 spr,ns stree second Door
-. Ter Notsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

w ANITA FEW GOOD WAITING GIRL Tfi0SE
w sto are tidv ana unae rstapd the business Ap
Jly u III. Mercantile DtotDy saloon, 1I9 Cham ,ers st.
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AA->0's Ou~ n sr.Oaypcss largo SIZE, foe
my csD,s, iored case and twice the size thst
taken -l>~~ here for usty css and equal In SIZE and
suansy t,ose thai ~ 81 othsr places ANSON,
80 Broa1way, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-OR TAKEN IN MISTAKE FROM ON BOAR
Ahe steamer alice Price, nth August, coming fro
the Ocean house q yellow covered vali,e Whoever wi
return the same to 45O Houston street will be suab
rewarded.
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Reese & Co.. roc Original IS cent d spot
sxtss only at S9 trnAnssy, the drst and only place
scnts ho IN. atsp aoubl@ used exclusively
~ this .stabnthA eDt. Patent rights for sale.
ea~ss a Cs,., Is ce"s Osx 3s5
Bresd~ay formerly 28q) taAe 800 pictures dady, vi
ices 10 y patent camera All the pictures
sslor~d By tn. ed orss rofessor John-on, who
ba< ln,-i, returned Iom Europe with I'm oortant i'm
prsvemsn's N eoamsi and coloring dsguerreotypes.
PvpoL>r ~ as-.--A. T. stewart 4 10. navo
sp-t-d LOO" pieces ia saEernne French msrinos sad
Of the OF P.trule La.
pm, %d"u1, sb~r \ O. aso S'N pieces rich Lyons
iasd rs The abovs gooas have b. en- purchased at
[ So. sss s sS,
1t an sxt,en small sdvAncs upon auction prices.
Broadway, Ihamosr- s"d esde stiests
Paper Ha-~i.xs, D. cM.xloas, &c., whole
80 Ano retail At our %" "srsaouso 2SS and ~
sv,Dg Aodso large fsctory extensive import
40 bsi ss., tie I, sde A. shoies lle a. Seu ~
., retail, yin study snsi' interest BY s1auinos
~ stoes aod priess - our ns. icat,oo before pur
ahasins els shere. %J, FAYE b CO., 266 and 2S7
1rs.assy. directly opposite the City Hall.
&~i"a Macni"~s-Th. Ahs Dilute u oessiIy
Or u.nI ~ ny mschipes be Ap aren't To AL
sho expect TO comp-te successfully With
sL<u Ii,s N traie artistc finish beauty Of
III - ip- Work gives IL quicker sale AMI better
pric< han nan sork rs-iaes the great aiya aaxe of
cbea pn-rs in ufacturing. that nger's ;nines
Nasuy su,-tt 70 -. tbtrs, and give per ect satis
fsceon t..ied b, tre exst fence OF tnoas r-y
to-. the only u,sch,hes of any Saiae that can
f.iiy ali iu' ricy- patents, alt those
~ha a,n mpt TO uss tn m w'il 10 prosscutsd
"A. NoLR co, 323 Broadway
SIS u"Iy, r.r . C.a..ts R-s,,ls"ce, OF viI-
hgs h"u io lie snd healthy lpcagsou the
hr- 81 ire Lug I.lsua Railroad. one nuui Ell farms
five hundred ,uit"g ios, hlnhrei feet square,
sub- crirers h. evening OF ugu,t 81, 1894. Esco
subscriber a. Tor So tasapls In a>lai lent,, viii
ss'.. vnrr.y.e o.sd 'r 'asm % from 'so 70 twsnt,
arrss, or tour oniiss his tssnsy i've hda5te Ell
TT Only fs~ shar.s IL. apply 10 G las WOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

A RE PECTABLE YOUNG LADY, wI-HING no GO
n s'nth. S.n't 10 gao u engage iress 9TH
'rmiIy ~ lady gong Ia Me- Orie&ss or any otoer
Youth IN city sne Is oressmAter. Address
h NJ, Beral. Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

NyrAN Han EXPERIENCED WOaAN, CAPABLE
w 81 taking charge OF laundry in q hotel. None
hui experienced need apply Ut the Dey street
Hoiti, ~, 81 aDd bS Ley .tIcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

7 OsT-ON SATURDAY EVENING L.Sr, SUPPO .E
II III Broadway Or Madison avenue omnious, smx
buclskin bag containing bun h Of keys Inc dais
si be hoeiaLy rewarded by leaving the l4l W.
tel street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

nA6UkRREO, YPE>.-wANCED, A GOOD HAND ON
~ place. and two operators at tbs original reese
. estxblis hnsnt, $50 Brosdway
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VI ANTFD-A WOMAN WHO rs FIR.r RATE
w cook wssher s,d ironer, with good city ereuces
Apply between tn O'CLOCK. 1t No liz rnrtsenth
~ eet btween FIRST Anr second Ayennes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

VI ANITD-A GIL NO OVER FOURTEEN YEARS
w old TO .ake ~ a child, sIs. waited u 70
county young oerm-n English gil cook, sssh.
sr md usp,r Wages 81 per nobtn rney must come
vel I.e.nmeL,en Inquire at $3.50 Broadway, THIRD
0ptr n, tili IL
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| w ANIFr-AT TIE ANGLICAN nOrEL AND REa
w tsuisnt. ter 'm-ricsn gir's waters r, save
iine sDo fourl- nsre hut Aueric neei apply. Call
hoz 10 W A NJ, aud from . togP "
SWIFT A FARGO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

cure. tan, pimple- fr.eslss san ourn, sruDtbn, &c
1osdre subtitle HAIR low foreh-a a, any
Fart of tn ood, Lis White liquid roage hair dye, aud
cestorause At " Walker STREET near Brvahway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

IA AN1Er--A sirU lion by 4 hEsPBtfs Bile
w young woman "a cbsmoermaid, or T. q, gspsrai
housewors in small family. Go,d reference from her
Last place Gan he fr,wo DAYS Please cal n l2s
Anrtc Of Henry street. Brooklyn, No. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

LOOT RACE BY FIRE, EN- -rH FOLLOWING CIR
Il culsr has been issued oy Mons Francon to the Fire
Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

Rsis by. snd Wsg-.-- sacheiors Celebrated
b.s dyes ~ ID ssso0 wis,g-i beat IN the ~,rli
Sod wh,ie.s- aon retail or applied L. n,oe orya
ream- atW A BAG ELoR'S ha,r dye, Wig ADD orna-
nssutAl hair astory, 2o5 Brosd~ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

NIANTED-AT CT RKSON Il GO - INTELLIGENCE
w Ofbc", 81 hird avenue. three pastry cOOkA, six
obs, va.hor and ,rone,s ght soermAids and ton
general Ten f"i brick ard, two porters,
four Glen ks for g,oct len und for saloon NJ b.
Persons lately IAN, suited imu eo,atiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

| C,ERvaNTs-w NTED, AT wAILACE's INTEIII.
- gepcp Office, No Sands stree Broosyn pro eised
sLd IIsiD coks, general hoisework-rs seam
| Isunores es *; hes mn.t be we'll com.nende !.
Wanted also email girls farmers, p,rters an gropms
= EmII yers cry country sup iei promptly
~lth mae and {, NAL. fn,s At th.s olhce
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A YOUNG WOMAN wIsHEs 70 WORK orr BY THE
IN as,- one stap underestimate ksds ot family y
ing iease cal ata5 West Thireen' street. room,
lii H."r
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EXCURSIONS.

DOATMEN GUARD.-F1RSr ANNUAL PIC NC AND
ID cotlion excursion Of the Bo.tmen Guaro to flush
ing Grove on We pe-day, August % 1864. Ia
qu of the burning Of n. ,oat May Quoso tho
Committee have secured s.pmbost and two bsrgcs for
the SION, an nothing shat remain undone their
part to make this Of tho beet excursions of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

II ING CHARLES SP aNIEL WANTED A tao
N rough bred dog or .lut, for whica liberal price
or apply ~ h5S Houston street. the Of
and O'Clock a. N. OF II n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

ala Ooub.s R~m.s-ss - Dc ad. and You will
NOT lese g. NJ H-ywasDs syspopsiA .i,xer
I'll rpeediy and entirely cure ~ epsis In short
space u w-~hs lDsns persons aoorng under this
most h,rr,pe ds.as- haze been perfectly cured
ORIGINAL ,hntes IT the principal oihae ls7 broadway
Prse 81 Per bottle
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VxTANiED--iN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY TWO GIRLS
w 10 act good cook. washer aud iron or, h
osbeI Der msid and good sc4ms,r~-s ssrmsus
Po'e-tsnts preferred Mast biog good city recnn,.ada
ITEMS. Apply a. 100 even,h street I'm nsns'sy.
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EXCURSION FOR TaE MILLION --CHEAPESr SAIL
II in the etat.s fau Fix reuts, lo4vc every iah
hour for Stst~D lsl.nd The way to get sosndid sail
fine vi " Of the bay hsrbor occp, and inhale the
air. L. IN ake the .ta'~n i-spd terry foot Of White
ball street liberal tenn for pic mic PARTIES compaues
and societies. Apply at the terry house. 4.
Y>BE MAMMOTH UNION EXCURSION TO MOUNT
i Bern. Grove, on WEDNESDAY, ,uguss %, win b
For full particulars ,utoc acvertissments soas-s,
he Office SSS Broaowsy.
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WET NURSE WANTED -. CLEAN AND HEALTHY
w woms n, with ties breast ~ nis ~snt-d I'M
dt'ey Apply at 2s7 Livingston stseet, second door
from Hanover place, Br."ky"
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EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND-THE NEW AND
II ~ lendd steamer kORw ak Captain A. Hitchcock,
win mako three daily tn Coney Island fol-
lows leave New YORK. foot Of sp,ing street, 1t M
1915 ard az NJ pier No 3N R, ~ 10 A. u, T. As0
4P NJ Cobcy Island. ~ II A NJ ard o p NJ, landre
at Fort Hamilton e4ch way Fare to Fort Hamilton
opey Island and back to New York, 20 cents NJ J-(
price.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ITO sfIFET METAL WoRkE s -NOTICE ONE OF
l. the most valuable ard useful patents that has been
granted witein ,he lnst ten has to
Nm. Webster, Of Mrisania N. (leters patent dated
Mach %, tS54) novel insa liable machiee for
akpg from 5tt0 aud iSc feet Of (any kind) sheet
metal tubing per day. Thi- Machine ia being ex-
hibifcd between the bours If and p. NJ, in the
No 12, II Wall STREET New York City. where all
interested solicited Call owns, cities, counties
and state rights for sale All c. mmunicatons post
laid) promptly replied 10 in their order
WILL n WEBSTER
CHI LIE MILLER,
soie Proprietors, No. II Wall street New York.
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VITANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w boy, about sixteen ,tsrr 81 age tO learn
spectacle ira ie would have ob-c ion learn bus
The mercantile line furnish th~ best Of
ference honesty &c For further psrtio liars af-
drrssW j boz 20 Herald flee, stating where an
interview may BIZ had
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-17
The Lesson Of the Cataract.

Many of our young readers have heard of the
| Nile and its croeodiles, hut few, perhaps, ever
heard Of its catarae,s The following is given
by a recent traveller:
For little there was sience-the silence Of
suspense; the sound of the oars ceased, together
with the song and music Of the darabook keII.a ard
every one appeared to be nerving himself for
what was 10 come. One would almost have tho't
that the boat herself paused which arose no doubt
from the sudden stopping of the oars Ifitwas
so, it was far less than moment: for, the rapid
fairly taking her, she was dragged over the ledge
ind into the very middle Of the boiling torrent.
down which she soon began to dash with the
speed of a race horse.
The rapid descent-the foaming water that she
bounded through with velocity far greater than
that of the torrent, making it rise up her sides,
and sending it,in perfect seas over her bows-with
the shril voice and gesture Of the pilot, that eve
r. moment became more and more energetic
and the anxious looks of the men at the helm. to-
gether with the fear that something might 90
wrong and the hope that nothing wouli--nade
it one Of the most exciting moments of my life,
though at the sametime | felt great delight in
seeing hOw gallautly the old boat was conducted
throOgh it all.
Sometimes the boat seemed 10 swerve, ana
would for an instant appear TO be making for'the
rocks before her; but a slight touch Of the rudder
would change her course again, and force her right
on the very white crest of the waters, down which
she held her mad course with velocity that seem
ed ike lightning. 1t seemed to me that il, BY
the rarest guidance we escaped from the ridges Of
rocks between which We were running, nothing
could possibly us, lt the rate we were o ing.
from running stem on to the steep rocks that lin
ed. like a wall, the opposite side Of the river; in
10 which the cataract fell. This too, was esca.
ped by making long sweep, which soon check
ed the boats way; and by the time We reached the
rocks, she was almost motioness.
In minute or two more all the danger, the
noise, and the tumult were forgotten; the oars
were out again, aad we were pulling in smooth
wafer, where wild fowls sat pluming themselves
in the sunshine; the sailors struck up the dara-
bookkeh again, aud resumed their song, and the
oil Sheikh Of the cataracts had his pipe already
lighted, and, in long drawn sighs, was soothing
his ,hafed spirits.
Now, young reader. what is The lesson which
this teaches y,ul Do you see anything TO which
10 may be cawParedt II is no inaccurate symbol
- the true Church of God, which has been often
subjected 10 tn cataract Of the present world
sometimes seeming to be lost, and again coming
up To the surface, driven now this way, now that
way, but still safe under the Almighty power Of
| its great Preseryer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-17
OUTIERN
Comm erCial College,


WRITING INSTITUTE.
rT,HE first term o. this College will COM
mence on MONDAY, FEB. Is, in the l4SS E5
large and spacious in Coopers block, E5@SsAss
ca Cherry Street five doors above DeadeTick. g.
The course Of instruction in this institution will embrace
bookkeeping, Commercial law Commercial Arithmetic
AID feunauship.
no pupil Will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified TO discharge the duties of the accountant.
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country,
among othels which dpenses with the of the jour
a greatly essruiu be amount II labor and liability 10
ear aad another winch renders the OF the Cash book
ad JnuTusl supeI0uS aud enables the bOuk-keeper 10
os his personal daily and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience
This latter form more particularly deghei Ior me sS
Ut reta establishments.
rney viii be laugh, simple process by which the mer
chant NAV at Il tunes ascertain the amount of his loss OF
gn together with the quantity OF goods ON hand without
Isrtin the tedious process of taking an inventory
TINS institution will be permanent aud has been esab-
shsd to meet the already Important and growing coul-
nerca OF the city OF Nashville and state OF Ten
HSsas and IL designed 10 place upon basis interior
g. hone ia this country.
The importance to every business man, of a knowledge
Il accounts be sufficiently obvious TO all rehecng
Uiinds.
damage his affairs scientifically and without pecunisy loss
and The LAWYER often called upon, IN the discharge Ol
s professional Gutes 10 unraye the most intricate ac'
counts but the young man VINO depends upon hS own
,rces for livelihood, II Is invaluable. Nglves him u
position which nothing else can.
lie holds the post confidential clerk in his employers
service.
M en it OF those who wish 10 take lessons writing on
IN where an elegant hand writing will be impaired TO all
-nhs lacJ themselves under the care OF the precept0r
ia6Iis entering this institution are not limited 10 any
,n,Iar of lessons but for specified price may CONTINUE
any branch they pursue until they are perfected retaining
m privilege of reviewing their lessons al any subsequent
loriOd, free OF charge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-17
Preaching.

of all things the most pitiable IS when man
nreorhes to please himself, aud when an audience
l;steps to be pleased with the minister And the
most glorious thing below is when the minister's
preaching and the peoples hearing lead to this
conclusion, not, How well the minister spoke to-
day," aud How comfortably did we hear to-day
but, how glorious is that Saviourl how precious
this soul how weighty our responsibilities in the
prospect of eternity and Of Judgment Jeatl We
may always judge Of what has been the nature OF
the sermon, or what has been the mood in which IL
was listened TO- by the first remarks We hear as We
retire; when people 90 home eritioisIng the words
Of the discourse, instead of dwelling on and speak
r os the lines Of the subject, there IS something
vroDg in the peoples hearing or in the minister's
o.oaobing May God grant that all that preach,
fad that all that my people hear, may lead them
a"I l;t ,beir hearts far beyond the temple, and to
80 them no where except where our heart and
i,a' treasure should be. beside the throne of the
r ord Jesus.-DT. Cumming.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-17
NO3s4.


something great and excellent for you to do NJ y;
shall survive all the shocks and accidents and anc
tuations Of opinion aud Of time, and raise yoa a
0o'e everything that IS low and parishable. You
are surrounded by living voices. The touruss Of
oar asa are not lost, bat speaking STILL siike ferv
tong aes AT SsHsecost, and speaking to you bsesus
you are sTong. on are, many of you, at least.
the embodied hopes and affections Of saintel or liv
ing and prayerful parents. You may not be living
near the holy dust of the mighty dead Of a mast
generation but you are encOmpassed about by
great cloud of witnesses. As American Christian
young men, you are ife-possesaors Of an eutailed
estate of principles, examples, faith, fame and in
Guence, such as the world has never before known
Revolye in the dial of eternity. Consider well
your priceless heritage. Live in the past and live
in the future. Forecast your ege. Shame not
your fathers On the Atlantic and rob not your chill
dren on your Pacific. As you stand here tonight
In the pathway of Empire centuries look down
upon you, and countless generations call out to you
from the vast future Of islands and oceans and con-
hnentS. Arouse You, young men of the Golden
Gate. Put on the whole armor of light; and as
your age has pressed you to the vast Pacific 80 now
leap forward and lead the van. Weave bri0bt
line between your age and the next. Remember
the dead who have lived before you and have past
Through glorys morning gate" to Paradise, and
by their faith and high emprise, learn to still Hfes
stormy waves, aud make its billows ride at your
feet as the soft sweLlings of a summer sea- Aim to
serve your generation according to the viii of God
and then when you laid to rest, though it be in
a strange dust that knoweth not the bones of YOUR
fathers, still you will rest in peace, and being dead
shall speak for your country and your God. Fear
iul, awful, Is the accountability that attaches to
your thoughts, words and deeds.
If you give a single impulse in favor of truth,
virtue and religion it will continue to live and per-
petuate and multiply itself TO the Judgment Dav
and will then come home with its full harvest of
glory. If you influence any soul to crime--giye
one impulse to evil-seduca one Of your oompan-
ions from innocenee-then you have given existeuce
TO motion and influence to a being that msy 80
on increasing in guilt 70 all eternity. They that
turn many to righteousness shall shine as the stars
of the armament forever and ever. And they that
have turned many to evil shall burn as pyramids
of living fire embOsOming the souls Of those they
have dragged down to ruin, with the curses Of all
good men and holy angels and Of God himself for
ever falling upon them.
God grant that in the day OF Eternity it may be
found that l have spoken as the Beloved Apostle
did:
al have spoken unto You, young men, because ye
are strong and the word of God abideth in you,
and ye have overcome the wicked one-Amea."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-17

THE GREAT REMEDY for Rhemati-m GOUt, pain in the
SIDE Iio Back Limbs and joints. Scrouia Kings Evil
he Swelling Hard Tui0Ts, sta Joints, and pains what
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist.
beneficial in Sesui Weakness such Pain
and Weakness in Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness At
faeton in their primary stage 1t destroys In
hamatiOn by perspiration.
James L. Bayd Pckens district South Carolina, testifrs
that BY its alone, he cured Of rheumatism in both
of his knees OF several years standing.
The following handed by respectable physician IN
Georgia:
NEssRs ScovIL & MEAD :-Gens have been using your
Lyerwo and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively in my
practice for Years past and Is with pleasure that
state belief superiority TIeLEs
with which am acquainted for the purposes for which they
are recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
UNIVERSAL PANACEA for local pains have also found II
excellsn applcaOnOr SPrans and Bruises u gives
isaction wherever used. SIS. OSLlN, NJ u
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1913
IT5, Beware of Counterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will in future the signature of h. TAYLOR
on tue steel plate engraved the label the top OF each
box.
PurchaseTsare advised tbaa mean counterfeit o tins ar
uce is in existence. ..... ..-..
The genuine is sold only by as by agents appoint
ed through South-ASD PEDLAR ALLOWED TO stIL
IT. Dealers and Purchasers generally are cautioned against
buying Of but regular agent OtheTwe hy VIII De
imposed upon with worthless article. -,
III Chartres Street, New Orleans. -
General Agents for the Southern States 10 whom s
orders must invariably be addressed
SOLD also BY .
BERRY & DENONILLE,
EWlN BROTHERS,
w. F. GRAY.
iulyI-dtWSw6m J. VI. ZIMMERMAN.