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MEDICAL BOOKS.
Inn YORK ~ Co.

Havejust received q complete stock Of Text Books
for the Old and New Medical schools, which they
oner for sale at the publishers price The --latest
ditiOns and best binding. oct3
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THE YJUNG WIFE.
BY CARRIE A. CLARK.

I saw her blue we spark" nj his step.
So Ik.n l,vrrs I.n.-.l tn" opened door;
l saw the glad I"y mount her uii!i>h check.
Aud ,i.rn II ii:.hl step crossed the sunt il""r:
All. happy hr'l"!
Bles., ,lcuhly hlrs,. in loves first rosy tide
She va. not hran,itnl: Yet when her heart.
Like "A fresh fnrnt ,in. sparkling III the morn.
Threw uI i,~ crystal ,'rnIns AMI lavr'l her lace"
Tln, hush.,l like flowers of dew nni star
light born,
Nnu w"nll have smiled,
And said how swr-tly low. became the child
1t wns Joy to how her fond eye
Still followed his, and drank each whispered
How his glad tones wuke her yoinS spirit
ch"r.is.
Liz. sweet harp hy .,"n,l"st hrc'zrs stirred ::
All joyous lls.
So loved. So blcs,, thou chil'l-trile. and thou
ife.
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TERMs.-TWo DOLLARS PER ANNUm,l
BY w. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON

the a A<~.ml.lv. II- has II musical voice, Il
fascinating manner al d the mos, i"'rnsc
earnp>,n-Ss.' The hearcr listens to- him with
the most ahsuihiny interest anl is taerina
ting hv his eloquent delivery. II" is n small,
>war,hv man Of most gent l-m"ny v aud
pleasing a,.lrress. He is devoted to the
R.Dircrnrrs cause AMI Kingl"m aud ,lia,
'l"v"'''n has l,.i, its impress upon the man
aud all he docs"
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THE doctors.

Bv those who wrlr present ut the la'"
meeting uf the Oll School General Assem-
tlv it seems to have been GENERALLY """r"'l-
cd ,ha, The weight of talent in that l""lv
was from The S,.,,,h. 4 correspondent ct
the y. e. Presbyterian. VIII" signs hi'n'r elf,
A LAvnnnn. thus tnu.'i.r> oil some "t them
(Dr. Rae. is now IN the Nnr'l but is South
crn..r lv birth an., ,lura,io")
"A hlirf accom-, OF The rnrn "f the Assem-
llv may prov" interesting. 10 y"nr rr"'"rS.
will h."u my description with the M'"'-
orator Rev. WIN. Brrckinrihge. H. iSa
la.r,. lms".l. l"IL featured man between
fifiv AMI fis,v.fvr years "l.l. III" l"rk> Ike II
Colonel If D,agnons Ecunyeiized. If The
winning. genial smile Of the christian conid
le suddenly transferred t." the face Of some
oil warrior, st, ~ tn sin,n,llr over the stein
ness and severity Of rxpr"s>i"n, the result Of
this hl.nling wnnI,l IL. a tin- picture of our
Moderator. lie is entirely iyn'rant of par
lia,nrntarv rules. and makes s",ne queer
mistakes but he * so honest. $" frark and
SO gcnllrmunly that i, is inp"ssii'lr not I"
like him. In short, he is Krnturkv
Christian"
"Dr. Thnrnw-ll seems Nv common con
sent to h. regarded as the great thinker OF
the Assembly. II. has spoken but once.
Nome hn~rver, win" hear his powerful de-
fence Of the revised code. will ever forget
it. IL is a small man about ffiy an.i has
norhing striking or promising in appear
aDre.
"Dr. Ruffucr Of Virginia is h"vond all
question the most learned man III the As.
semlv. His n large heavy man of about
sixty five. The excessive use of 10 arro
has shattered his nerves very much. lie
has not opened his lips in the Assembly"
.'Dr. l.. NJ Rice is the great debar"r in
this body. probably he is the most w""'l"r-
ful talking machine in the world. There
are no eloquent. passionate appeals either
in his sermons or in his discussions, not
WHHStpNthUO Tie HIM ~
at his command from the l-ginni"g TO the
ED Of his toik His langnage is the sim
pI-st AMI pure>t anglo saxon. In his a'gu'
m.ntaiive discussions, he resembles n mas
ter Of the small sword giving deadly thrust'
at exposed points with the rap'1'ty. "f light
ming. In lis sermons he resembles hlark
smith turningover his heated iron. ham
n,ering on, il,is side and on that side unit
he laS beaten i. equally all aronndS- have
never heard any speaker. whom il is more
easy to follow even when he ia dealing will
the most absiruse anl .iiffi..ult subjects
II. evidently has taken the Great Teacher
a.. his model AMI n>es the same kind o
si,npl. illustrations drawn from the expert
enrs If every day life. / wish that MI ou
ambitious young preachers c6nld hear hin
and Learn how vastly nore effective is sim
plioi,y than .bo.nbast."
"Dr, Palper is empatically tho orator o
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THE C0UNTRIE LASSIE.

She h!nSSol,ir.l in the country,
Who're sunny summer tl'nys
lIcr rosy nrni$ around tie earth.
And brightest blessing brings;
1leaih was her sole inheritance.
And grace her only dover;
] never dreamed the will wun1
Contained 50 sweet Il flower.
Far distant from the city.
aud inland from the sea.
Nv lnss,e bluuinr,l in g",dness
AZ pure. ns pure c"nii he.
She caught her ,lrwv freshness
From hill and mountain bower.
lnevvr dreamed the wild weed
Contained 50 sweet II flower.
The rainbow must have lent her
SOM. OF lis airy rr"r";
The " lid rose parted with blush,
Tiu' u,.-ric.l ON her tnrc:
IT, .,::.ira,n> got cnianclrrt in
The. lnnr waves OF her hair.
Or eh.. hnt: urvrr grown 10 be
So modes, and )" i;Ir.
The early birds have taught her
Their joyous ma,im sung,
And some Of their soft innocence,
shes been with them 90 long.
And for her now il need bc.
Ill par, with wealth and power;
7 r,.v,.r dreamed the will wood
Contained - sweet Il flower.
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IL did not know any rnn- .l"u, it,"
"AnL :" v"u were there last might. too!
Really, this is getting al"ng hrav-lv.'
"Nhv the fact is. Frank. y,u mus, know
everything. ! called last cvrn;n Ia
Marrav "n some tr,<inrss about tl:ai real
estate. You know. had II" more idea of
nrriin1 II wunan tiinn II boa c.,,,-trirlnr-
my heard was three days, NV c"lar di',o.
and the res, of my dress in excellent keep.
img. | l,r,.a,ne rnman"l in conversation
and, s"m"h"w or other, forgot all about
the real estate"
".tml so v"n ar" going again toni ght-
an, that l. the secret of your new coat .
"'v II" means wan,rl a new coat,
and 'aiI"rS are always III long. YOU know.
DO von think that llue will lrcnrnr me /?
Bl. is ilcr i.vur,e-that isl mean blue"
"Dh, 90 nn-Gun't stammrr-Lne is her
f:v"ritr color. i il p
"'rlc fact is. Frank k-take another glass
t'l HIS lIIr-ttr I;tct is -UOhi Wine, ISL |
it? been two VOYAGES 10 the lndir~-rIn.
fact is, | >npp"sr-l rather f,nrv-l am 81
little in love. Try som" Of 'ha, sherry
What are lac symptoms. Frank-a queer
I,r,nL about the heart, and something !l,al
drives The hlooI through one like light,
"ing :"
"I:xart1v hc!ic"c have seen Julia
short aud clnllhv. i>r', >hc-wi,h red hair,
anil "a liil'. s4nin, cyed''
"Frank | never did knock Won down
though have been tempted To do :" :,
great many liu"> : l'ut if You don't stop
that n"n-rli>,.. | will"
"Qu,t,. vnllan, in defence Of your lady
love. Well. Tom. ! will confess that she j.
II !"vr V girl. anl III morrow | will r",ne
| and lca'n .our success. So, good morn
ing ss-
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Common rice pHri.r'l down like eoff:.e.
and then i.oiled and eaten in the ordinary
way wisl'ou, any ro'hpr fool, ia. with per.
fe.s quietu'le Of buIy. one Of tie most ff-,'.
tive remedies for Troublesome Ioossnesa Of
towels,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

Tic hnmbss. q had q q A;i,tsffons Import;
an.;sfpr Louis xvi iIsswss. rt'arlish on
'Iy2lslsef April. ;H7o;. .e,,,l,e 81 sf June
took places Ills .marrial.sJ Jafsm when S.ters
lives. were lost; on thet 3 lstof June. TOT,
.I,s 'fsai from Paris, i6 varnnihaass,, and VAS
captured by .lIs rssSla5is,''slss; lie .s: Was
Judged hy commissionaf q members: |:
aud bsheuded on .Ls 2lssof January, !7Os.
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Well, Tom. what success q


"W"nll YOU believe it she did not rec.
oyniZ. the"
"N"l rrognizr vnn ~
''N". You know What y quiz that Muir
ray is. As soon a> he saw III" enter, d1r>S
r,i in such style he came up, sl""k
hands viii, me. and. without giving me II
.hanrc to say ON. word. .inlr"lur..! me to
Julia us Mr.. Frederick S"m"l,"lv And.
would v"u lmlirvr il the lt'Ir wi'ch .l,l
In, know me. think | SHOULD hot in: :gl
her $" easily. Nor was that all. Murray
sail something about the fellow WHO called
the previous ",cni"g-a country cousin. he
sail, clear enough, but an inrorr"gib!c >lu
ven.
And Julia said Il. dressed Ike n L:llari
nn-jn>, think II that. Frnnk-a hr'hari-
all She siaI! pay for ;ha', vet. Such
,r$---aml she >:rps like IL queen We'll
! Frank. Il r.-nn collar does nak- Il vast ,iif
''.r"nr- in mans appearance. Lovely AZ
Hob" herself Terrible difference, clean lin.
rn makes.
| The last time SAW Tom. he was srnli
ing his eldest son for coming into the draw.
ing,o"nh will, mnh.lv hnMs.
Ss
The IIoRrons OF WAn.-A rorrc-,nn
dent uf nf he N-w Imk Post wiring from
! Alr>saniria. "n the l7lh Nav, cckn" {"
. journey he had just made from Turi,
Snv>:
In passing along the route. ono Of th"S.
scenes tha, makes an ml-lhir im,,r.ri sin
occurred at on" of the stopping places br
tween Tnrn and AlrsSan.ri., called A.ti
| There were colirrtrh number of wnn,rr
" hose husbands were killed bv the Anstri
aus IN some of the skirm-l,cs that have al
ready taken place. The train in which
was contained regimen, of French soldier.
~ith their "fli.'rrs. arrived ut A>ti. men an,
..firers got out to stretch their limbs. A:
soon as ile women saw the French the,
rushed towards them. throw ing th-insrlve
fI lbeb lrcl crying pu', N'l ihtHf. MI
iI.rm-- av-ngr our hu>lanGs; kill. kill III,
An>tri,ns.' - Frantic with hatred and ,lrsr,
Of revenge. these woman were terrible t" l".
bold; their eyes elarrd. tut they rnnvul
snelv clHtchri the officers. shrrkng. 'K,l
them. kill them! cannot find words {.
dies. rlc To You the terrible reality Of thi,
painful scene. The officers. moved anI rx
"ite'I. could only shake the hands of tn,
weeping women. promising them that rhr
turn would come, and that the Austrian,
wonll pay dearly for the blood they I'a'
spilled and the ,lrs"!a;ion anl MISERY the,
had brought upon M nn"fftn'ling people
A. for the soldier, they were .p'sr profound
" impressed. and one old fellow, ~lnppin!
his mu-k-t mos, enrrgeiralIy, sail to u wo
man near him that WAS weeping bitterly
Don't cry Sapri-,i. they shall soon mak
acquaintance with this bjnu. and then gar
la dessous.' lie w'hke,i off. rubbing Iii
eyes and cursipg and swearing in The mos
horrible manner" He wac moved, an,
knew of no other nelilod Of soothing hi
|
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Ii An accident occurred OH 6fsSo ourisileas
toais recently, causesf hy 'tho asls Of the
te~lvf giiiFs,tts &c Maya IT, siaFia as;hs Ras @
saysrsl lsoun.E AiafIy sssqussd Of n gea~lar
lIra'ih,ssisf a'ih,ssisf isns.esgtr kyas .~as ID dday Z
he atfsestyfspiissl. .Msslsta,. .;is&ss 6acasists
ed IyviNt 8 6hsa. asfphsasd III
!eonA~qnelesssStls sudden ,krsal pffbs fbssf Assa
rsn.lSr y Iattsrhrnsss s'f. g asd Hck ys 4
Gus, and vas silent h s.
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The last time ] saw Tom, he was srnld
ing his eldest son for coming into the draw.
ing.ionh With mnf.Iv Imis.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
groun yha ~ Y Heraid

~ 4.
rh admirable companion is incfes'ns 50 rapidly In eircu-
lon th, III rsspeh H. promises outriys The En-
sh ad.ha~ In sih which the tables put -
s.rr in The eltent and variety of the inomstoT ieh
Il conveys, H. bov.vsr tn no 90 isl"
From The 6sltiGOre American.
"At the travelling v commence this compre-
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bay 4. once viii st-fvsrd BE- without ~"
Pfoa The soston Journal
ave hord tnf OF starting our journey without
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and ruDired pages tt 1. work ma sh,ud
in hands ef every and child in the
ufit.d stat-s"
From The neiiear Railway Times
This q ably Travellers guide, aud
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thing u IN. knd Yub.hea H. tbs or any other county
frm fLs CnciDnst Commercial
Appleton's RA~sy Guide h without exception, ths most
couriete ~ok Of the tno published Mr. fnomas,
ous protector cnmpsr Of the Guide, for
years resident Of city, and s well known OF our
citizens Is p-euhAly competent 5r ~ors Of this kind"
From darpers Weekly.
"lrpeon't Railway Guide, wbioh mesAs u monthly sp-
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20 sosuls ths: d-nsy pubiostj1n"
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WithOl 'xcpon the bOh published IL con.
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eutsrlsiniDg m,,;sr 9. sold a. the l,w price u
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ON GLTrlnIY
JOHN BROWN.
One volume, limo. Clo.h, sl.

IA rem.tabe boob every respect aud cuiousy Interest
inr from bsGrning end. John Brown lived vita all his
urbt' and the Life be writes H. in hs abundance and
variety Of ssic ard soic and dosrs as good play
HIS poob Of ell the quick changes and boi'eous
bue huuor OF OLD English fair and they are
presented in volume they Afford pic. Of the times ne
lived s1d incenty moved in which, ia much Of It's bold
handling be surpassed bS lees spte1 pencils han those
of Vedirs De Foe The moral trsce Il throus
the busting table Of contents Of urmsksoe for
every fine young fellow Of soqne natural principles ~h2 ass
shoulder his own WAY good citizenship share Of social
influence.
A,s nssectsd child Juvenile ofeEdsr a. ingenious
abopd ,boemsker so'dsr actor ssor, publican
biiard.room keeper To.n Councillor and suthor. Mr.
brown the world for SXty years ana he unhestng
y describes all that he has with fidelity Of memory and
stralthtoI " ard sin phc.y Of style"
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:

THE FOSTER BROTHERS, Being the History Of the
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