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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
ECONOMY of TINE and MONEY

ECONOM of TINE and MONEY
~ LYMAN DERBY, pstent.e Of DERBYS DLA-
GRAPHIC COAT DELINEATOR" (so fully noticed BY The
Trbune being daily importned by THE TRADE TO give In
.ructicDs and Giaably Of obtaining
HAS RESOLVED
give up al other business devote his entire time 20 CUT
TING s6d CATERING for the pub and for tbs, purpo'e has
taken ROOM G. second floor APrLEPONS buildings Nos $40
and 3i8 Broadway, whore be- may b. found az all mes
Mr. D's Deluesor establishes in the art Of cutting
GnIneDs and be socts orders from the TR ADE
and the public TEST its merits being fully assured that
Mathematical principle upon whth the instrument i opers.ed
VIII give the most unenDg results 20 perfection Of t Of the
garment.
PATTERNS for Goats etc cnt that the public hsve
their goods ade BY any JOI RNEYMAN BY this
Geutlemeu viii SECIRE SERFECT-FITrING GARMENTS
tor TWO-THlRDs SUAL COST.
OFFICERS Of til Army and Navy will fad pattern, very
ful when abroad.
GENTLEMEN havire their clothes made in England
Paris, CAN NOW SEND FULL SETS OF PATTERNS in.
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS from the country furnished
with full sets Of patterns Of latest city fashions which they
take home 10 be made up by THE COT NTRY TAILOR
FAMILIES, SCHOOLS and CHARITABLE Institutions
will find great economy Ia this mode OF getting boys
clothing.
CLOTHING Houses supplied with 1 sets Of Coat patterns
LYMAN DERBY & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14
Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co.,
10 WEsT FOURTH sra EHET, 81

TNPORTISG sTGTinNERs, manufacturers Of Nenorau.
dun, Pass, and Rank Books, of ~ Jtyl Bbig Print
eFH Book jpbbs and Ntea Book PnbiShsft tuke FFsht
pleasure IA soliciting lie attention % WsteEn Buyers o
hsr IaHsN1le Sock o. Tie GREAT GTAPLE "a he hFun-
eheI above phleatsd; fhSy odf for CASH and eoF Tine
BuyerI Who vii bShtd. uIreS half bouhd
Clp blank BooEI tssl qFss iu bonpl esp BlAhl Bo0ks,
~ atyes, l qufs! ptni Bank Baoks, Ip9' qaiEss Ne
Lad Peneis ehhlIdts, FnhGTJ', md othsf mtteYa:
3bq goss blt Stesl REnldlFeet Import 80 groas
PSn HoldsfI 80 do1 WEiiing Rlid al tlst 10 do4 fn.
StAhds SO deg satl, M sles; 80 m. wedding EnVti.
SpSs, dgoO EuVelapes all tIel - no, EngSh fFtnIufy
Doitius: 1901 rms EaGh, fFGneh Bnd American Tissue ~.
Pefs; 8 rms. RnElish DfaEhF PHpFs 9go ms Cap Pa.
pEi oQ Tna. Letter Phpsti 900 rms. BAH PaptTl, ~
!tyesi ms Hote fapst - ms Cora4erc Isyf,
100 doI Diaries foE 1881; Loo MsnorludHm BookI al
i1ri; go do1 PpI0qi Pprtt NonnHl-s, and BtuftTS'
GAael; 20 Cep tlse s CoppnE SO doIl Copy
BeekS 90 dot cor Boqhl pgHtfd eope. gte etc. eiS.
Tht he ples o parcaie "a tfsfeFtnee blyng East
Sioekfresh, pFieea loR, and E1ehGnke Elvrt.
MOORE, WILSTAoH! KRHK . CO... Il.
nsrs1 g West Rourih r., CipeIanIii.
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l-llA l.AMI OF -NaMspAfElte.

uho a. NJ Vs G1pFuli lo,ios y ssba-
FAly, aSu esnsdsIvd ul4g " soulaas 'r 'ah,srp'
S-If subscribers ssaf ~ aioohthasait 4 AslE ped
dleAii Ne puthyF Ehy oPuiuus % ssn4 t uil ah aS-
TeaFafpa ars paid.
aall lFun ~ ocst " ahh J afu directed hsg lfd a
Tpiponsbu w w have lslilsd Ao w uhd OrdsfD4 hsH
aii5ontnnpd.
ftBhsgFhuS IeSVo % olhaT plSeeu Vithoutlniosm'
10 la bhb,h ~, aud hg pAgJu sent u hs iofnsI d.
ft1tiou, tAgy az he'll rutp0nalhlg.
esfht COurllsVt dgehu haifelaaeg "a tahe Parl9al.
tsis u eGcn oF fsntHing and leavinE u nneAlisd
81, u FFlish NJ II uVideast d utsntlenal frAaa.
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no UOhl,EspONDENTs.

esohfsrnlng subisrp ptoh, adVgT.nS o OAsI q
RAheaihlyhs q hs lhsud " addFSsssd s6
lle rFopgiSlpTt.
LS,tls he editorial depaFmtHt q sFSPsi
iaOait u addressed " he Eiorl opiy, pT % either on'
C5ITuponaeap vrlaS iof pablsatsu WI plsAis write
Ohly On onu bldu gf uu pApef
Al obssFVaneu Ol The GboF0 ruia WI greatly ohge ~
and tgeufu prOnpt attention 70 eoffelpouuehu tAs
Lsy ullghi allEfulsg receive,
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Winter ArranRement. a
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

. ININEFUNINIIWN UTTIIlE D . D T. u
WnutiNa eiAJilu, Nov. Iih, 1857.
NJ and after Sunday EVthihg, hUV slh thg PalishrrF
" trains viii ienvr iris station daily at k:i0 A. H. go
p H., and 10 ?. ~, WheelpE tine. he Aecommolltiou
alJs (sHeyp sundaysl at siU A. NJ vii eslVt dhd
charge PaChEU'a n hl TIE principal StAOaB bttutth
Wheeling and ClmhsTi1hd. TIE AceommOdatiun tulR is
al1eOatiuurd on East tnd Of read.
The kNPFeU5 train daily, atlti P H. yin receive ard
dtehaFEs pailslgsrs q Tie OoEinE stations only Bsh
Hood, AoundIVils, Cameron, burton, BthtOhb Very,
PnFmoi RtttFrnan, Grhtnu, ROsilbuF Piedmont Gun.
bsFiand No.l9 Water SiAtion siF J6hhB kuu
hAFPyFh fsfTyt douocaey, sykr1Ts, hni EAAldnstaH
function. NE Mall train daily, (elespt Saturday. al "
2. 81, VII FessVe and dIehart plsengrTs Al ell g rFE.
elpal ttHtlohS.
The tFAH5 viii arrive ialloEI: Nal train " n.
pres train iU:tS L. NJ, Accommodation iFain from Cum.
0sTland, At 60 p H., WheenF time.
w. .. WOODsIDE, supt
nnvS J.. b R0RD, Arytt
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L.L.| -. = j. -"
OS ~ al,r NPniay, D-'. u itsl, usln, ~ rSaN,
LRArE cLEVELANp:
li'o \. y Naa igala, t'slg = ~ ialioaSi aviyuE
3 hli,hpsA = if1,Ph ~ uEtiITpaF, -
LEAvE PtFIsHraGu:
a. A. n. RSpfuat Fflia, uioFl ~ ~ TtfuaF utaoru,
teSlt honst, 0eAht, I'D ilstp kua aFs iai
stAl!ess 3. AZ ilaih) afpVtl - AtAstpeit
- ?. g. Man VTsia lo, q ~ uay lsasu, sno.p.Nvs
ksisbaFT, 1aliuitUillt, HsBryuf, EHst Eachrr.
~, hsultle, WlncAsiiui, Lima, eafiVlll, brl.
~ - esssstsA =. e. s:slls,ii y a..
bSitE'rot q tal Ph.
LnAvE hHlDaEPoEr:
so A. y. Mal ffsh itsPpug ~ regular iiaiohi arrives
afHtistafSh q tn An
~ ?. y. IFsas Tslin, siSppae a ~ regular Jat.na
(Dsep kun, Aooha, hort Homer IN 1tE ia.
tiohf feT taii tFain AFFivt8 d ltshaffh u It's
q ahd q ClsTtiahd Ai11p hh.
40 2. " faN ESpFsta Irap, slopplnE a al IG7ag
tiahpi arriving q FtiSbuFgh At Gl0PM
But aas trails from bdTspoTt u CsVvlAna dsy-l'avss
a. ia Pm
COnheetloua.
Counseiuld an made ~ III thf0uEy trains ioligVH
~ CigVeld, WIih Ualna loT Tnlpdo usiFu Chicago an
~ Northwest aio, isE Ers, DuHAfk, banao, NagaTA
A. slsubeaVHls aui Hrilar, Sh lbs s,suhenVls aisA
ana and Central 0hlo RulfoAu ol CAda Couhoei1l Nu
aTk, haTnsiVr Eaueavlg, Wilmington, laneutttI COlaH
bus, Cihclnuad, ihdIlnt polls ahA II. Louis.
A. Whsellng Elth nallmoTs Ohlv RaiFuad, ioF Cnn.
bsEahd iAEprTt fgrFy baiumoFr and Waslihrtou CITY
Loeai Ahd TIRgh Istss sln Os puFehaisd a. the Vafl
Gus uueea on he lns also at lhs unloa Itet ODER, O
p1ae he Leyte, Wheeling, Va and he uAioh once,
81 Supsfiof g., CisF tland, Ohlo.
Oney, O4PRB, CE G0RIIAN,
gisysiapd' DC. vs. 1851, Mast TFaniPSTtal0A.
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cAUNchLs or wHEBLINCi.

FOR he iniosnatah oi Waiting ne ety. Pah
l.h ne following lsl Of AS ddssnt Churches, and ihslF
ius and place u melting IfmS AIt any RiIsakss, Hs
vninaks ne ASes,,aEy ssHs,.iahu4l E,sssulVi
~ RahttH'a Gffleopalian, CoEnsr hohEos AAd IyFou
rr,S,, Rsv. = RlsIlri, sglfg nierPas s'sIsss' 10y
clock, oypplnE, t-a,
81 Jsha's opaliaa, Main GiTSti, tsiVssn Hrstaua
essohd, csatfs whvSns RsV. .. H. sNrH, 4. NJ RsStST
tsrtiett-liognlng ION; AhSfhoon Ski nghtIH.
Fir.i FF,.SStsria, ELH. H. u. NHAb PaItOF, EOurihlL,
slNssn MeplOs and Qunsy;,srv Ai'rpoOn
SeeoHd lTtiy ytraH, Wsbst,r street, bstVssn Maia Ana
Market CSav NlsslnT; services uoSnlur and svsnlnB.
T1ird PrssytsTiGa, Yhth Ttte. bCtutSn CheInut and
FalbsT. Sts soah WhSong, kew WepDs Pastor, ttTVi
ttl morning and evening.
Eeurl Irs.tt Rev. PATTI rusOI, hainsttust
sNsyn WSihms.Su aud Adams is services morning and
evening.
Fvvrt4 6rssl NsReai,t EalsScpal, Rev. }. X wasoE,
Pas,or between MSpios and oulnsy service.
morning and evening,
Scrn Sgssi QstGsdt,I asscpa, ,Rsv.A.A RllEu,PastOF
corner MArAsI and NoTIh Its, Sulh MhsS.nE services
msrnlns and evening.
tAapllas Nrsti NAiodia 1lisoegul, REV. 7. II. AOS,
BOI Pu.IoF Chaphe Strstl, between hrtt and sSeOna
Osatro wlss2nS, ssrvlesl morning aud evening,
SOuR EA,tiiHg ". + cksrsA, Rev. A. sEkyESs,
Pastor, lsrvIetA aSTng aud evening.
NhttltNg iadAd CAttth on NhtelnS lAAhut Aet' y
wliIoS, Pastor.
6srmdH RslkO.iist Ei4,eoHal, Rsv.c HElSIS, Faster
chaplns ,ttst,, bslS cen Webster aud Tid csns whss
mH,
81, Jamss caNsirtl ROpln calhOIo, RI. Rev. RrSgOl
r. v. MalLAh, H street, corner Of Hlmplspi services
iaornlpg and afternoon.
A,sVdts RCs4std, Rev. J. MeclUAE, Pastor, corner
etMarkst JsHtUon ti Gndatsrnoon
Diseilts, Market ItrySI, between ws6itsr and TART
Centre Wheeling; IsrviSst lOK 10 The uOEalnE, and n
SVphlnE,
ksngsiieal Proit-alt, REV. wa llulIln, Pastor, Clay
ret, above sixth, EaStWhstlinS. m
Zion ESaNgliegl kutltriaN, Rev, ,, zrANAEHSAN
Pa,.or, Market street, bstWn wsbatr and Third csntr
Whssllng;s,rv mornnE and evening.
Js,eil Synagogue, oaaey street. between MAikst AMI
Nlaln,
GtrmGn RpitstaRti uplsn Han, Main ..rsst, Sstyssl
Monroe aud Quincy; services lOk moyHinE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

BaRshfS elsskea to AZ ElaiahI % TIE Psnusl lraula
Raioad, and 10 lhnldelphla BalllunEu and keu York
RAltuuEet pufehatlnG he esfI win brthhfErd
TIA Cvus u addition 10 ht stltOh rates txeO tSU 6ta.
tola Hhefu lhs Company has ~ agriit
Nuficr.-in case oflost, tAs Company Un hoil ihem.
telvra Fponihe ~ psroual bAEags only, and fuF IN
huoant Dot eIqSSdnE eiug ~
h.b-the EKefaipl OQhhla Lhp, has been rmpol ID 70
eo5Vey fsSssnfS NJ BaIkdfu % and from The Drpo u
shaFgt not 10 exceed . eeus oF oaA pslVuEsf And hss
W ueEtu appl, 10 J8fEWARf, AHtnL,
Atths ?. 4. g. Passenger siai0h.
iaat On Llbsrty And Grant a., PiilsbaFIh.
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l SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE Tie Agtnsy fer ExeeSeT etEinF ASeh
w. o. SgQ' Can Be lell q ny FAnlhouss South tnd
70 ePeFAtoH or SATURDAY Fam II 70 t9 o'clock
esi 6Eo. WILSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

FGNNSH6VANl HA1lAROAQl
WiNt.a AesANe ~ ts-op ala Aasi Nsstay, D.
TtlL IiSf nGiL. TlAIN isssti ~ Pai-ovtl S,A,iss
lVay ueran1, eEegl 3aniay, n ~ spok PillthaErA
umg, Ait.fhg y fhladtfha q n f.h
tilk IMPRESS llAlN Savul lhe tiation evsIy evsuint
n lphatisuu Aesonlsluilaa traiu lesvus Pt,ssarrh
isuy sHggIl euntly, q ~ osgt B. ~ ulnutnf d q
Iiltanas uld Funulnr hl nl,saangh mt Aoran.
Hpalon ITAn i'T TaTs cleet bitgs isalel alty, a.
erPl tgniey ~ y q, nv tec6nl Atc5uuieAitlan
ftua ~ Iultis cIoik, Ayes, lsavs, ds, BauAat -.
et,, = 49, , y, hqfaFa Aeouan1diiiaa Illia fsF
fefts rsSA ,lrayri apJ ytespi Aahdoy q el1, ,b.u.
AlinI1ln9 fFll11 grfNu y fustuFlh ~ l116gU-lnl.
pfoll lt . ~ MAJ, Au1 n johhllluu aec1unofl.
lian, u A. lfti flrii. CECt AclnrnlAlh . y ~
e'oo.i AeetlnoaAtoa, ii,t fllFt Asloaheilish, CIV
D q.
fFlihs sf ualutla hnd lndiana, eauustt q HAirvils
iuisflscon Viii Nan fFll Eas KaFtsI ualB WetL And
he Johnsisun Acta tarldaiallsn fFath lalt and Weul
iilouFIh alt CsnltlVt Trans, Gi4rpins q 10 aia-
lloli % As hsbuI1h and Con1esrs Had. lea N aay
SUNDAY sAeSgtsd, q ict1ut-nal frtin, g n; II.
fetl Trails, ~ p lsiullE lfaiaa ifom PiiihaFrh
~ C0nasll''s Aea4 p'F,9g q hlllbafSA, Sas ~ aul
Tsstrivvns paiiia Si lhd rsi,ly TO hsir la.steS,
10 gohg Eas q West v lrtVei b. Ne fsnhtyVuhla Rail.
lpai q lhe AecomuodAtohs oIurr eiunet d rur.
p1lled any ohef rtnls. A he foad q bsa5iei viii
oue and v sutTUy ffts tton d1ri can pruiie ale.
tpsrl aud eemioEi, V AZ uhR NY sVeF sTead Eiih
th-lr
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Hn4A aL4u N4HIUt OUUub.
IL day. iSt sgptri1beF,l beautiful ltoSk bf fal aud
winter Goods 70 Nleh they invite ne attention o. he
DEEss o0ODs-RisEhut sIt IlobeI, IL eeien and black
Mu'in Dc Rnigg Ptl; hopaih9 De lane hobet; RtEdnt
Aka, 70 rich styles bayAaeFu silks black ngurSd SLs
frlnted hoaiAine ds IahelVsy ne Printed oaihhtFtS
70 usu detElgi CshmsFs Robtlj BLACK sStn d. chFhtb
Ifreh Ahd EaHith ChlnEel, very benutfn popntts III
DnstsFS and hAnsl uid Rftnsh AsTiRe, HiebSnil sAd
benny : Pltih Black IllkS
EMBRoll lRhIES S=paIty ClpsJ And DtiihtS ID entirely
neH ds,En Lace and EnLd sys-(C and sltt,tSs
vaeheisHlss uianGdt lkslbd cellhrk fEsteh Netkvd
Collars and seeYe IN sHst and JBeeonrt; Rst Yl,neI.
snhss Lace Jleeonet ind Swiss EdTngl, RloshEi ihd
WHITE GOODIES t0TgAndR NuIlini; Plain and Hlr'A
sWSs do NalnloVt, JaeeUnst sud CSmu Nalllu; Piiia
and strlpe1 MpIins-KTtAt TAFirty.
shAMLS, MANTLES, &o,--A choice aSsoTtuent Of .
shauls, MAhtiss, Hoop skiFtt &e.
lspll HEltRELL & aKEARiNnEN..
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ODD FRIlLOMs, .pIREOToRA

ODD .FEl4LOMS' DIRECTORY
vIrEInius Ledge No, a.-Meei every TAursaAy
vsnngaths Ham sOrpsr Of Martrt And Nonrst streets
JAuls ", AlooAn, n. o. D. A. Carr, Secretary.
Franktin Ledge Ne. 13.-Mssa hs abovssvsry
Msaaay evening, !, J. TtISai y. 0S ". p. Ne
KelVtv, Secretary.
WA. Tell Lodge No. 33.-.Nissts aSabOys eve.
- Wednesday lvvnlng. wttunN llETrl, n. g.; JeAa
Saladt, sservtary,
wheeling lodge Ne. 50.-Mett every lfaaaay
evening q, the Hall corner Market and oansy Streets
I. MOS4auS, n. O.; ,ioGa 916hura, Secretary.
I'anola hedge No. ss.-Nesa a above SverJ
Priday evening A. A, spru4 \. g.; Y. " BtdaeAhFd
Secretary aat
Abrala's RneRmPneh Ne, 1.-Ms5ts at Die
Hall, eorust Market streets the TSiNnd
fassday ,vsnpgist sash nqaiA, \. O. MLRsn, p; ".
n, BaaSlarl, seFiet,
Wm, Tell EneamPmeat Ne; 3 t.--MeSts 4,
above As StCead and sartk raslday sTvalnEi StsleA
aoalA litSlt KuEFl, O, p, tlaE Iiaef, Scribe.
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TIE Iplsndld passenger steamer
il COURIER.

Arrives at Wheeling every sandAy eVgning.
APtHisy--S o. blktF Co., Whethng, t
Hsn, NltthsVS Co., Marietta.
VIII hShngiy, PAEksFibuTE.
T. 4lsluEnia, Cincinnati.
sle lroggt L. Io nson o., Cincinnati,
u Tie Courer NIli pass all Wpy S,atonS a. he ad.
YeftlSed tiIht. a oeIS
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

0hio Ledge Ne t0I.-Mssts AlSIoals Han,
corner Matks tnd Asfcl ana Mon.
aaysysaisSs q sasAuea6. q. v. sisiIS, ". Nj Aiss.
aalsf LaaoAlis, ssstsiaEy
Wheeling Lodge Ne. 1os- Meets lj above %
The ,st Gaa tAira Thslsaa Sellnst q paiit n 4
BRslILmsIR, w. "; S. NJ. RsarSoa, sSeFulsgy,
whSelInE unie4 ChpPter No. 19s-Nsetsa al
above on the tteoEd MpAy eyspag o. elsA month. .a
sestFs II, P5 s N. Ptarsbn, Secretary.
wheeling RneamRment No. 1.-Nlesss 1,
sbSytoa ts barts MOaaly Syealns u each nenth, WI
siIs,a, o., Z. .Lsth6, Recorder,
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~ - ~ -. a. u ,l-ll
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
I0R NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND .WIsFRRE,
-e TIlkVEEEIs.
Twice pAILI, CSuneHY night excepted ihetvsIn RIeh
mood and Warrington Ciy via GSrdonsvIls and Iiss.
HndIil.
Hours Of departure AZ RIeh.
,est5 a. ". and 7ss6P "
As.uIniug leave WEshangtdn a. n. and I'm
and y. = - i.
Arrive Al Richmond. ........ ..lso pm. audI AN.
DaE4se cheeks and tickets, given thfoagh between Rel
THESE TWO RAILR0Aps HAVING no STRAP RAN.
and belnkln oSeeHent ordtF,and CARRYING mn 0REII
NORTHERN AND souIillRN MAIL Eiys tit btst F1sr.
Antee q AEay1 teeuFns connections, q L sagn ~ amt
Tali sday 4 ISAnSnd and washngoA et Ia lsysaes Il
Fan htTWE1N hclhoxp ANp WAlusafuH =. :. : y. ~ 50
40 0mE6as Hl b iound always Ttsdy % take tiesFgI
PaalegeIf and their bagAgs q wearing apparel betvFu
The i've ptPol fge Of ehsFge With Anpe time SoF zen ID
take tAtlE meals, Vhether g1ng NORTH q Saafh 7
TAfoagh Tickets can b otsined between Danviie snA
y he TerniunS Of Tie Road n0W ueSYiy cons
leisa 70 Danye Al Ageut ef Tie CoGlpany gil feesys
Tie Oheekt 81 paaenggrl from tie DanVle Road aRd A.
tImoTt Depot. -, 80
route. {i - - Z 4 = - - ~ ~ -
fhtEe change Of elra "a he hfRht lire Rish
mOnd and Alexahdra. fl n
Il
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-03-19

observation-disclosures and earnest
ness are nearly the same thing. In the IAN
guage in which the Bible was written there
was one word which expressed them botn
what we translate good man, in Greek 10
literally earnest The Greeks felt that to
be earnest was nearly indentical with being
good. But, however, there is day IN lie
when man must be earnest, but u does
not follow that he will be good. Behold
the bridegroom cometh; 60 ye out to meet
him. That is sound that will thunder
through the fast-locked slumber, and rouse
men whom sermons cannot rouse. But that
will not make them holy. Earnestness OF
lie, brethren, that Is goodness. Wake IN
death you must, fos 1t is an earnest thing 10
die. Shall it be this, | pray you? Shall u
be the voice OF death which first says, Arse
at the very moment when it says, sleep on
forever!' Shall it be the bridal train sweep,
ing by, and the shutting Of the doors, and
the discovery that the lamp is gone out -
Shall that be the first time you know that IL
is an earnest thing to live? Let US feel
that we have been doing learn what time
is-sliding from you, and not stopping wnen
YOU stop learn what sin is; learn what
;nerer' is; Awake thou that sleepest.
Rer. +. ". Robertson.
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OvERHEArEp Rooms. An exchange
gives the following seasonable and sound
advice on this subject:
The extraordinary mildness Of the season
has caused some predictions Of sickness
which are likely 10 be forwarded in their
fulillment by the unhealthy temperature at
which people usually keep their rooms. Al
most every parlor into which one enters is
SO heated that the comer-in feels very un-
comfortable for some minutes, though he
may gradually become so accustomed to il
as to get through visit, or If lady, may
find relief IN the use Of a fan. 1.-THE annoy
ance is too severely felt, the mistress Of the
house will perhaps apologize by saying that
the servants never knew how to regulate the
the furnace. etc. Truly, the artificial heat
generated in our city dwelling houses, in
this weather, is rs gicat as II the themome-
ter stood at zero. What must be the effect
of living in such an atmosphere? IL Is tor
tu,e 10 those who come from the open air
I is sure poison TO those who accustom
themselves to its eneryation. We saw
lady, whose magnificent drawing-rooms were
heated thus, stepping to the front door, on
bright, mild morning. for an instant, re-
turn shiyering, and call for shawl. How
long will human nature hold out against
such cruel war on her laws? And the
poor little children, who are forced to stay
IN doors, suffering such heat and suftoca-
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Sleep.

There is no fact more clearly established
in the physiology Of man than this, that the
brain expends its energies and itself during
the hour of wakefulness, and that these are
recuperated during sleep; ii the recupera-
ton does not equal the expenditures, the
brain wi,hers-this is insanity. Thus 1t Is
in early English history, persons who were
condemned to death, by being prevented
from sleeping, always died raving mapiacs ;
thus il is also, that those who are starved TO
death become insane; the brain is not nour-
ished and they cannot sleep. The Practi-
cal differences are three.
|. Those who think most, who do most
brain work, require most sleep.
II. That time "saved" from necessary
sleep is infallably destructive to mind, body,
and estate.
III. Give yourself, your children, your
servant, give all who are under you the full
est amour, Of sleep they will take, by COM
pelling them to 90 to bed some regular early
hour, and to rise in the morning the moment
they awake Of themselves, and within a
fortnight nature with almost the regularity
OF the rising sun will unloose the bonds Of
sleep, the moment enough repose has been
secured for the wants Of the system. This
is the only safe and sufficient rule; and as
TO the question, how much sleep any one re-
quires, each must be a rule for himself;
great Nature will never fail to write it to
the observer under the regulations just CIV
en.-JouTnai Of Health.
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rubbish, which | covered with inverted sods,
and then filled it up with alternate layers OF
about six inches in depth, OF hog ana s'aole
manure, old wooden rags, compost SOIL,
damaged beef, muck, and finally hnisheo
out with garden mould. The border re,
NAMED undisturbed till fall, when II nae
settled about two inches. This space
filed up with garden soil, and planted my
vines. Last year these vines grew nine'eei
feet, and promise exceedingly well.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
LATE AolST OF U. q. PArlSr OFFICE, WASHING
ToS fuuder the Art of lhJI.)

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TON, (ubder the Act Of le5'.)
No. 10 state st., opposite Kiiby IT., Boston
A fTER an extensive practice Of upward, OF t.sn'I
IA Year,, continues TO secure Patents In the Sn.se
States also In Great Britain, France, and otheI
countries. Caveats, spceiheatiops, Assgnmens sny
all Papers OF Drawings for Patents executed ON n.
terms and with despatch. Researches made lnt9 n.
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utility Of Patents ln,entioss,-aDd Legal OF o.hei
advice rendered In all matters touching the same,f
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished oy rs
ting one dollar. Assignments recorded a. Washing
ton e.,
This Agency 10 not only the largest in New Engaha,
but through IL inventors have advantages ior seeus
patents, or ascertaning the pAtentabiliiy oil
unsurpassed by, II not immeasurably superior 70, A
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ais given below prove that none 10 MORE sUC1LesieL
AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the suhsefoe, M
as SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF VI hpNaN-
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other Office Of the kind are the charges Tor pioess
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subscriber during twenty years past, has enameo mn
TO accumulate vast collection Of specifications ahs
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his extensive library Of legal ard mechanical woiks
and full accounts Of patents granted IN the onnsa
States and Europe render him able, be!ond quesuon'
to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
AL necessity Of journey to Washington 10 prosuIe
patent, aud the usual great delay there are mere
saved inventors.
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TRUE As PREAcHryo.-The Philadelphia

TRUE AS PREACHING.-The Philadelphia
Evening Argus sSys:-.
No man can borrow himself out Of debt.
If you wish for relief, you must work for 1t,
economic for il You must make more und
spend less thap you did while you were run
ming in debt. You must wear homespun
instead of broadcloth, drink water instead
of champagne, and rise ut four instead Of
seven. Industry, frugality, economy-,hese
are the hapdmaids Of wealth and the sure
sources Of relief. A dollar earned is worth
ten borrowed, and dollar saved is better
than forty times its amount in useless gew-
gaws. Try our scheme, and see II 1t is
not worth thousand banks and valuation
laws