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LGiSN SAGAs, CORN SALhs
WE have la Store and regularly receiving and
w az busLsl 0snaburg Com S4c6s, to which We ip
: sEite the attention Of shpPerS
dsos2 ". H. GORDON co.
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MaNNYs CELEBRATED COMBINED 3EAPRER AM
MOWER WITH WOODS IMPR0VEHEET.
FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL

FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL
For the best Reaper and Mower at the Paris Worlds
Fair Exhibition, 1858, awarded 10 john
Nanny, and The Machine
Purchased by Prince NapOleOni
HAVE on hand and for sale lhe above Machines Jhey
received the premiums at the State Fairs in New York
New Jersey, Vermont New Hampshire, Connecticut
Kentucky and Gallan aud Nashville in this State ard
given universal satisfaction throughout Middle Tenn
where sonas fifteen Of them have been used in the last two
years Price also delivered in Nashville
,aDl2-f BE. CHEATHAM.
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FARE REDUCED 10 Go so
COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.

lUs Of Southern and Western Merchants 70 his nestre
Of Fas COmbs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Ret
eules Perfuuery. Soaps Porte AOnaics jet and BssS
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and NsadS-
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax Coral srd 1iIsss
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Cousbs Caues Iass
and Toys Of every description. Scissors Razors and ~
ery Cod and Gilt Jeweiry Aecordaons and Voin- In
Guiding general and very large stock OF Enzsb FsucI
and German Fancy Goods, which will be sold Al tbs va
lowest prices for CASH or APPkoyED PAPER
ts9 Oruers by letter selected and pot uD in tie a
manner. WILLIAM TASKER
my4lyd PSRK PLscE Nkw Yosx
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ty-hge barrels and upwards az one time rb, - -
quantities. hve cents per barrel to be added Flog ~
SACKS viii De transported terms 200 Ibs 10 -
rated , ana charged Us one barrtL II. ANDERSON.
Uoeto.-tl Sa erinendenf
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY.
EBEN FULLER,


TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE KAgUPACToCY,
: Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI tins Mauufacicry since its establishment, the Pro.
pretor feels determined to merit continuation ofthe same
in future. E.tB
have now OF hand good assortment of ready made
Werk, consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
hp and Thick Boc;s and Shoes; Negro Brogans, double
sole House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf No.
rocco eld aid Boots and Shoes a made from good stock
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
a II kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
~ Banner. Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy. Rna discontinue all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aug24
LoCUMOfIVE II, TOOLS AND NJ MACHINERY.
FTNAE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence, Mus.
Il sac6Dssts, manufactures Locomotives of any size
guage Stationary Engines Laihes Planers; all kinds Of
Tools Cotton Woolien and Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
de- &c All articles warranted best materials and work
manshp. Information may be obtained and orders for
wardcd application TO Mr. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House, AasaEikls, Tennessee, or address
J. IL. w. PAGE, Treasurer,
nov. 22-6md. Office, IA. Kilby st, Boston, Mass.
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BALIISoRE, JULY lst 1855. 4
AL HcERTs CZRTTTIcATKB PAoKAoEs TIcKETs,
LOTIKRIEs AUTHORIZED THE STATE MABYLAND
LITHo6EAPERD sIeNATrRR OF F. X. Brennan,
GKFERAL AGENT FoR THE CoNrRAeroh ANY oTHERs
Owing applications all parts Of the
country the management will give their attention 10 the
6ng of Ordersfor Tickets Certificates in the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely upon having
sr orders for Tickets promptly nled, aud the steIe
1csHce observed.
These LOTTERIES are daily in public In the City
R1imoTe under the supernendenee Of the State LOTTERY
riy symsnt all Prizes. The prices of Whole
Tickets from 81 10 800 Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There are never less than $4,000 Prizes any Lottery
which Prizes vary from 81 to O00 according
70 the price Of Tickets. For insLanee-
when price Of Tickets is 81 the highest Prize about & oS
$4,000
$40 50 d" . Z" 10000
. 30 10000
With numerous Prizes Of S50O0 slOO0 $500 slo1
sc. &c. Persons remit any amount, from 81 up
wards that wish invest receipt of which for
ward is value Tc5cts the Lottery designated by the
purchaser or be designated, then some Louery that
will be the buyer has got the tsket in his
sion. ocal Scheme Of the Lottery VIII be sent with all
tickets ordered Uy seated in ordinary envelope,
and on The day The LoeGy drawn the official Drawing Will
beseL together ritter Explanation OF the result Of
the purchase. The Drawn Numbers also published in
tba daily papers City OF Baltimore, aud III the Daily
National IHLciligenceT, D. Z.
Circular confirming all the Schemes will be sen, TO
eae By undressing the undersigned.
Address ordsrs oE Tickets 10 2 " BkENAN,
ulyS4, lsJ5-ly Eo Calvert 81, 6ainmofe' Nd
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FROM NASHVILLE 40 NEW OJII-E7Ns.
THROUGH IN FUITK DAYS

fAHE, IHIRI Z DOLLARS
W Ia Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point In Mont.
pot. Price SIS so. - "" -
Fron montgomery to Mobile, by a double daily linz
lmornng and evening" ofStages and Steamboats, eu1ert
81 ANDrps5os- 1o.'e. O4AeALa
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HFUSIC-THE WKEATh-AIaIc0 Ior Ins rIanO orIe
NJ composed BY HESRY ScHYN0 Dedicated to Hi
Exceency ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor of Tennes
sec. For salsby HAGAS BRO,
fsb2i Make. St e3s.
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NOTT0N destined for Charleston win n, and ,r tt,
" date be charged 81 25 per bale Of soc b or les 1d
% cents per 100 los. for excess Of over 500 lbs
septIS D. l. ANDERSON, Sup'L " &.CRR
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NASHVILLE xsyFSF AMP FgR7aiTST;A5ISo0aA q RAILROAD.


II NTIL the Tennessee River Bridge Is ret1lf ~ -
- Produce and Merchandise will DO tTlr. fsr1sE<szf
snlpped across the river Steamboats, and B,r ---
ned that all goods sent TO the DeDots in rkaes jns
eient Tor the entire protection Of he con .sDts vii
!ecte Gram will not be received except in be.vy osus
OUT gs or gunny bags Thelght thin sacks will he afsrd
ste az tAs rsst @ tie Ocasr the labor aud tine pes
70 repeirine same viii greatly reard the trsushipDp
anu Gannot De performed The Agents Of the Rrs3 are
specially instructed not to receive grain at their ssv,
soos unless toe sacks plainly aud distinctly naked
and accompanied by order Of Shipment ~ - --~
we cannot permit the DepOts tn be used IN Sto-.1.
houses lot Graln or Produce when the tame is 10 - bsd
until suits the Convenience Of the owner or hipDer ~
order ItcrWard Wheat TO ChIanooga will be rBs-red
nine CENTS and Corn eight cents per busheI fpm Tn h
ma and all stations west Of Tennessee River ard or
NasnVlile and all stations west of TuahOma Wbeat = i
9e enarSeg ten cents and Corn eeuts Der busbeI
Mnsky viii be charged one dollar per barrel from Nass
VILE to Chattanooga All articles sf freight desinsls ia
our Iarn as lst %, Sd and Alb class WI be carried al
P'eSen' lSfiu rates. L. l. ANDERSON
prrr,c-,,1,. Sups n 4 G RailFoad
hEDOCTION On LUMBER To NASHVILTE
from bridgeport, 70 fantalGn inclusive Luur er i -
aueed - per :sr load, from present raies Frpu IoTs
10 Normandy inclusive, Lumber is reduced 81 rsr CO..
road TO % former rates Iee1S ~ -
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! MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
. INC AN0 nAY SCHOOL,

ING AND DAY SCHOOL
IETIL resums its Sc sion Monday, Sept 10th Cir
ph'a. -'A
RErEREEcEs.-Rev II. A. Boardman, D. D., Rev. VIM.
Darling, Rev. G. L. PIat Rev. j. Gordon Maxwell, Phil
delphis.
Hon. VIM. L. Marcy Secretary Of State, Judge p. v.
Thomas Ii skinner, D.. d.. Rev. Joel Parker D. b., New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge p. T. Daniel. Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va =
Hon. Care johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
Tille Tenn. A. R. Croker Comptroller Nashville Tenn
sept25-6m. - rt9 -
PREMIIM RnnT 4 Nn sIIaE n a NILE CTnaY
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NJ lSs MARY W EDEh viii give less n On Ia
w Piano aad Harp the residences Of be- P1Ps Ap-
ply % L. Weber, No ~ Vine street anal
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janIs BURGE ALLEN.
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Land ~ aPr;aEatss

w FELLoWES HUNTER.
s.hs 50 Cherry Street
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
9TTIds-coaNER CHURCH AND caERRY sTREETs.


rhE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
30 subscribers st-SSoO per annum in advance
Tie Tsi WEEKLY spnbiished every Tuesday Thursday
g7d SATURDAY, as IS 90 per in rance: If not
paid in advance IS 90. f
The DAILY is published az Eigat Dollars
L4y- THE MONEY IN ALI. CASES ltt ACCOMPANY
q SUBSCRIPTIONS. e. eaz - :
snittanees OF subscriptions may bs made by mail at our
risk.
No paper will be out Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the CASH rl-.r1
~ We wsh d distinctly understood that no papsr will
option Of the Publishers.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAT5.


= ATIIHdlA D.
. 49, 49, - I<sSS@ E6ra
E@zZE -. = - 49,
M and after Wednesday, Decembsr I2th ISIS Tr,;,.
~ will run follows: '00' -iaA1-
G0T Nss = UTH
Leaves Nashville Ut $40 A. N; and g. Ps. srriv., -
IhomPSons at -, A. Il, and As.
GOING NORTH
Leaves Thompsou's 81 s.E5A ;end & p =. .--sr.., :,
Nashville losZ5,A NJ, and So PM
Sunday Train leaves Tbompsouis a. 9AH
Trains at ThompsOns WIN u'S
- IhFo1gh Tickets 10 Memphis, Wsynssboro, Jsctso1.
Insc1nols Florence, COunba, and Pulaski can 81 orT.
cured a the Genera Stage Office under the "a g
eii . 4 ANDEKSOH,
49, eoel--- K. Eng and Supt.
FARE REDUCED 10 81 FROM NASHVILLE "a
JACKSON, TFEH.
" IA Tennessee and Alabama RaiIrnsJ CclB-,bs, -
Y W9ynesboro For seats apply ct he Genera 500
once Leaves Nashville Sundays Weinese,sTS ans Fs.
days at 81 a N. 1900 - :, n
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"a. rasy can a. McAfnsteTs, Broadway
Nashville, or By address TO me at franklin.
feb7-2tw- ROBERT P. RICHARDSON
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RAILROADS, sc.

WHEAT coss. OATS. TLSUs-
per 6u. per bu. per eH. per bbl.
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BROWN ANDERSON,
octi-tf No. 40 Market st.. Nashville Tenn
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hbited pointed ouand given and true Information
concerning your real estae f such has been required
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THE coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style of BROWN & GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo G. BRowN is alone anhor.
lied to use the name of the 6rm in liquidation, &c.
JOSIAH G. BROWN
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erany use give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half
told. decSS-tf |
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31

SPLENDID MASONIC Temple TO BE Bu1Lr.-The
Masonic Fraternity ofthis State purpose to erect
in the city ofNew York a splendid editice, which
will excel in magnificence and finish anything
of the kind on this continent. 1t is to be five
stores high, of white marble, substantially and
elegantly bnilt, and will be 100 feet front by le5
feet deep. 1twillcontain ample accommodations
for the sessions of the grand lodge, subordinate
lodges, councils and encampments, and the an
pointment and decorations of the rooms will be
on the most splendid and costly scale The Ma
sonic Temple in Philadelphia cost nearly $780,
oOo but this edifce is expected to cost $500 600.
As the Grand Lodge cannot build this tenn
Pile itself-the law not permitting it--an associa,
ton of Freemasons has been formed, and trus-
tees appointed who will mako application for a
charter to the next Legislature, one of the pro-
visions of which will be that none but Freema-
sons can own the stock, and that that fraternity
will have full charge and control of the DISPOSE.
ton of the Temple. The Masonic Hall in this
city, on Broadway, formerly belonging to the
Masons, passed out of their hands by outsiders
holding most of the stock, and they wish to be
secure against any such difficulty with the new
temple. The site has not yet been determined
upon, but it win doubtless be somewhere In
Broadway IN. II Herald -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31

PEEIrNED BsEATn-whatladyo or gentleman would re-
main under the curse Of dsagreeabe breath when by sc
Ing the BALN oF THousAs FLowERs dentifrice would
not only render sweet bnt leave white as aiabas-
teri Many persons do not know breath d bad and
The subject $50 delicate their friends will never mention
NJ Four single drop Of the "Balm Jour tooth brush
last year. '-'
Bk4uIiyuL COMPLEXION be easily acauire by using
the balm OF thousand PloweFs" II will remove tan MIN
and from the skin, ieaytit SOFT anu rose.
ate hue. WetR towel, or three dyons AMI -
tie fsce night and morning. = ? - = =
SEAYrNG MADE EAsY.-Wet
warm cold water pour or three drops Balm Of
thousand Flowers rub the beard wen and it win make
lnS. Price only hfty cents. : = 4-r
". r. FETRIDGEA CO.,
FeEssls hy H. LOGAN 60 SaA's. I sfE ssss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31

GREAT FIRE IN THE MTcHIGAS SwAMPs.-We
hear very distressing verbal accounts of suffer.
| ing in Michigan, in consequence of the dense
smoke from the marsh and bog fires. In the
vicinity of Battle Creek, it is said, that con.
sumptive persons have died in SPANS, cattle
have snttocated, and poultry dropped dead
Thousands of acres have burnt over, and i'm,
menSe damage has been caused to property.
We have also been favored with the persual Of
letter from DIR. Copeland, at Langsing, to his
father in this city, from which we make the fol,
lowing extract:
at commenced smoking last Monday, and
Thursday the wind went down, and there wasn't
breath of air stirring. The smoke all settled
to the ground and became almost suffocating-
Thursday, after 8 o'clock, you couldn't sec even
the path under your feet. About o'clock !
started to go to the saw mill, about one quarter
of mile and coming back got lost twice, and
| over road know as well as you do to 20 to
G-k.
81 passed the boarding house within ten feet
of 1t, and went to the end of the road, about
ten rods and knew not where Twas until heard
the boys laugh in the house. One of our men
started from his house to get pail of water
at our well-the only one near-a distance of a.
bout sixty rods, and a straight road-there arc
no fences in this country-he made perfect
circle and got home without the water. The
stage on the plank road came in with a man to
run off the plank, and tippled over twice al
that sjd
"About 10 o'clock a man was heard hallooing;
one of our men went out and answered him, and
there came up two men and two women and
wanted to know where they were. They had
been to q neighbours to spend the evening, but
couldn't find their way back. could mention A
hundred that got lost and couldn't find the way
back
zone riding horseback, the horse stopned the
man got off and found he had run against a log;
felt around for the road, found it, but couldn't
find his horse again until Saturday, when the
smoke began to clear away, and found him Just
where he left him. To-day is the first that we
all around, and hear that the big marsh, about
1000 acres, is all burnt up. One man lost one
hundred tons of hay. We have lived through
it, but 1t did seem as if we couldn't breathe
sometimes. ~ Rochester Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31
. DR.. J. Hedges,

FEVER & AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER and Ague, chtlsand Fever, Dumb Ague, or any
form of Intermittent Fever whether long
ing, Is speedily safely and eecualy cured by the
Or. Hedges Annthilator. g. .'t, II
This preparation entirely all metallic poison
such Arsenic Mercury but is compounded
tracts purely vegetable. certain safe and ecacous
remedy and be taken in all kinds weather.
pretor has used the article in his private practice
several and in has failed perfect
cure when the directions have been followed In posi-
BILE Eay can II injure the syste butts adapted
sexes and constitutions team be given the infant of
month old with much safety the adult and can be
kept in any climate. It needs eneomiu, long array
Of testimony to herald Its efficacy It's merit lies within IT.
se-and TO the invalid wprove of value than ar
octave volume certidcates.t @ =
Prepared only by the Propretora. ssnhope, N j., and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by "A. O. GOOD Co., Drug
giss, wheens Va and by Druggists merchants gene
rally throushort the United States. +
80 w. H. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent lli
t' .a' forthe Western States,
my7:em g6 IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

l.
DIR. DUPoSce's GOLDEN PEMAPE PILLS are infsl,
removing stoppagcs irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new hut been used by the Doc
tor for many years. both in France America
paraeled success in and he is urged by
thousand ladies who have used them, make Pills pub
lie, for the alienation Of those suffering any Irregular
tiles wteyer,as well preventive those ladies whose
health will not permit increase Of family Pregnant
males those supposing Themselves be cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsihty the amonition although their mild
would prevent any injury health; otherwise these
Pills recommended Directions accompany each boz.
Price 81. Sold Wholesale retail by
s-e "a LAuGIILINs BusHF1ELD, -
Gen1Agents for Ohio county, No IS Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders be to the above General Agents
they will supply the trade Proprietors prices,
the Pills cOnhden.ay to ladies by mall by enclosing 81
either at the Wheeling Post.caice. A. 49, sEt
n. BDr. Duponco's Golden Pills, signature "J Dupop-
ererybox; other Fer particulars Sc.
Circular of AGENTS .sf7s.t-s5 ss ~ sps3-iy
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rAmbrotypes5 for 81.

PARTRIDGE his new and spacious rooms, with fac
ties for operating and arrangement Light equal
any ia the country, and superior any city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
In the country. he prepared TO make Alabroypes
they can be by mall without erira
them in ioekets and pins price DaEuerrroypes
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foi ages unchanged.
Alktnds Of materials used in business sale.
Rooms side of Main st. above Monroe over Marsh
Taylors new store. sis auyIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31

Fa1rSnty IxDlASs.-The Council Bluffs Dowa)
Rugis says that the Omaha Indians. numbering
eight hundred and seven, have returned from tho
simmer hunt to their new home at Blackbird
allls, having captured from six to eight hundred
buffalo during their absence, besides doing some
service to emigrant trains on plains in recap
turing from bands of unfriendly Indians cattle,
horses, and other property, that had been stolen.
They viii start again on their fall hunt about the
e5th Of October This friendly band of Onahas
have now on hand $500 bushels Of corn, alse,
sluashes, pumpkins, potatoes, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31
Professor woo.l.s l1nir Restorative.
H4S WORHED MIRACLESL

That athe bald and gray be restored perfectly
original growth their locks are
does admit OF doubt besides II will every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether developed anrH Itching
in the shape cutaneous erupttousevcn ead
and possible viii 1t fail curing by magic,
periodical headache, II twice week
by the young vigorously, will preserve color, and
keep the hair from falling any imaginable age.
Judge. ei a.ltsz s,
For sale by IAuaHL1Ns & BusllE1EID. No. IS. Mon
roe Street. sp27
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MASONIC pIRNoToRY.

Market and Monroe the first and Ir Mon
day evenings Of each month. G. W. St0Ts, w. Ms AGes-
ander LdWghtin, Secretary.
Wheeling lodge No. I2S.-sieets as above on
the FIRST and third Thursday evenings Teach month"; F. d.
DsESrLIsnER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary
wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
above on the aecomd Monday evening Of month. W.
scorr, H. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary. SO ~
Wheeling Encampment No. Meets as
above on the fourth Monday evening each month"; W.
Rates, G. c., A. LOrtng. Recorder. -.-.a.-,
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pIfLPIr sINNINGs

When Bishop Onderdonk of New York was
suspended" from his clerical functions his bro
Their, H q. 0nderdonk, Bishop of PennSylya-
I MIA, voluntarily submitted to the same regimen,
admitting that he had become so great victim
to the vice of intempe that he was not wor-.
thy ofthe exalted position Of which he was the
incumbent. This was twelve years ago. Last
Tuesday, the Episcopal convention sitting at
Philadelphia RENTED his sentence by decided
majority, on evidence of his complete reforma-
ton, and so restored him to active ministerial
service. As Bishop Potter is now at the head
of the Pennsylvania diocese, of course Mr.. On
dcrdonk will not be able toiregain, ntpresent,
the honors he forfeited by his imprudence; al
though, unlike his brother with us, his ingenu-
Gus confession ofertor, promptly made and sin
cerely sorrowed over, has won him generous
sympathy that viii not prove imperative, we.
suspect, should circumstances furnish an OPP
portunity for rcagg fahdizement. ETS
1t was considered, at the time, an extraordi-
nary coincidence that two brothers. each &C.
cupying so high and responsible place in the
church, should lose ut once their dignitcs and
their reputation. But, it was the misfortune of
both that they possessed an ardent temperament,
and enjoyed the good things of life with zest
that left them deplorably open to temptation.
Besides this, it is a serious fact that clergymen
are viewed by the most virtuous and circum-
spect of females with an afectionate interest,
and their slightest suggestion followed with an
men of snscentible feeIinss however r. a sense ~
RELIGION ofvirtne and ofhoner NAV sIccessSnllv
struggle with the grossor animal inipulses.
SIM that tbe bset IF tIe,,, so,nat;,nas s,c.,I,,L
70 The even ,,-,nc;,,iss ,s;ch so
lated bv the xnrio,,s habits the ace ;s con-.
tinually nj war in their bosoms with tbsir hotter
nature $500
| Bishop onderdonk of philadelnbi, bowevar
his n different mnrnl roclS
from that unon witch tI,e brothar of th;s state
cast a,s III bis Homes md ali lie d;st;rc3;a,
His vice was not so base in ;ts sensn,;tu
although. as nm EXAMPLE IL was ncrnic;o1ss
enough. He violated no woman,s o,fdenca. he
twroneed no mans domestic riohts. he invodoG1
no sanctuary Of yirtuc. and snaDned tbc fnnnda-
ton of no odestv il vas his dptv, 70 s,,-nort