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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

The show.--Tiifin was crowded with
people on Saturday, who came 10 'see the ell
ephaut" The man who is too poor 10 take .
paper was in town again with his wife and
nine children.
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See card Of DR.. J. Fisher.

II was reported, lastweek, that the 6ght.
iug man, Jae. Pennington, was dead, but we
believe this Is incorrect, He is still lying at
Berwick. whore his familY reside.
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souder & Carpenter have just received
ono Of the finest assortments Of Goods ever
brought to Tifin, embracing culicoes, silks,
laces, embroideries. muslins, shawls, carpets
DC, &c. Give them Il call. New advertise
ment next week.
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Court Of CommOa Pleas Of Seneca
Comfy, ohio.
John NJ. ShauM, plaintiH against William ID Nhsbsum

The said Defendant, William 10 Nalhaum, Willtate
notice fhatihe said planh hat this day hed n the Of
hoS oftha CLERK Ofsald Cou bis Petition him,
which hs tagl sohsianee. that he turty Of the
said DEF endeBi ne compelled on the 10Th day OF
iuiy, 1854 pay 20 lanes Dutan the sum Of e5aHI 100
doan tho pfqmiaiory note Oftho said Plqintionnd
Def ndant, which 4 af date March o, 1857, and failing
due Apri Ift. sda calling fnf S21j with Interest fi0
date That slid ~ e12 F7.luu doinfi with inter.
ff1m iuly 18Th, 1850 v justy lue fflm Dolsndani
plainf and foffhat sun with Interest he siug
meat against UeiFniani
aid Petition most BE- answered on ofbelnrs Septom
har "a, 1850, nftho same uillhe taken nst 0e.
flainfiHhaa alto ransod aiiuohmFni Issue 20 The
= ahn Of sererg County for said .nin Of 8Qlg etO0
uiih Interest from July 10, 5a, aFain1i Defehdhni
Las 4 hREwsa, At'y l0f pith
tina, July sOih, ie59--22ewef0o
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Inn Rrimfinr.

Wehave on the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
In the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms Give us a call.
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There ~ still room for few more names
on our August Roll Of Honor. Don't be back
ward. gentlemen; the Printer needs his pay.
We are indebted to several Of our friends for
new anb-cribura.
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The Messrs. Yerk are putting up a fne
three story brick waee.house, on a lot near the
Depot, for the accommodation Of their immense
stock orgoods. They are enterpriaing gentle
men and We are glad to see this evidence Of
their prosperity.
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REAR m MIND

ET-ThattbeTRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
COuntY. "a
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DissoIutiOn NOtice.

NJOTICEs hereby given that the oo-paTneFihip here
IN tOiore existing between the undersigned, under
the frm name Of q, +. Miller o., In the Stove and
Tin business, Tin, Ohio, has this day been dlssov'
ed by mutual consent. q. Y. MILLER,
Tifhn, July lat, 59-I5.6w II. MoALLisTER,
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Cn.PARTNRRSHIP.

r. Miller having disposed ofhis interest the e.
tabiishmeni Of @. r. Miller Co. 10 Gamaliel Cowet
the business will hereafter be conducted by the new
6rm under the firm name OF MoAllster& Cowlef. TheJ
hope receive the patronage Of the friends Of the oll
hrm and OF the publie generally.
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warpole House.-we would advise all
persons visiting Upper Saudusky, to stop at
the Warpole House kept by Col. J. McCuteh-
en- and his daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Anderson
The Col spares no pains to make his guests
comfortable.
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CincinnnIi Marked.


On the 18th inst, in Bloom township, by
j R. Wilson Esq., Mr.. GEoRGE SNYDFu Of
Wood county Ohio. u Miss MARY A. @.
SrRoNo Of Bloom township Ohio.
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Bible FanOrama.-We take great pleas
ure in announcing to the citizens Of Tifin,
that j Insco Williams celebrated Panorama
Of the Bible will be exhibited in this place in
a few days. It is said to be one Of the finest
paintings in our country, and it comes to our
place with recomendations from numerous
elergymen and artists, of the highest distine-
ton.
For time and place see advertisement in an
other column.
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seneca %. Teachers, Association.- =

Seneca Co. Teachers Association
The fourth quarterly meeting Of this Associ.
ation will convene in Republic, on Saturday,
Sept, Sd, at the Seneca Co, Academy. The
morning session will commence at 10 o'clock
A. M.
A eneralinvitation is extended to all friends
Of Education. Members of the Association
are especially requested to be present, as bus
mess Of Importance is 10 be transacted
L. W. CLARK, Tr,
Secretary.
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land Id Privnte sic.

rrIE subserherhaTing thirty Of land Eaitofthe
IL South end OF Tidn, which be wishes % difpose Of
private tie, narlon wishing 70 boy oaf lots Be
accommodated. The land if y Of mile from TihEiit
beite 81 of the Weu side Of he farm of ths late
. nonAs Cos. deeenfed Ten acTel are cleared, ihr
halanoe n hnibsr w wish o. sen iois Of S, 10 o. rs
aeFes or ailtogeher. Any ynsrson see the land bs
oallineon i.eanderSoe, living % the pFtmiset
Nh Terms rpsda knawu ~ callinR % the rubscf.
JOSIAH P. BAKER
July rs, is59-aw q. p. BANEA
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Side Walk Again.

MR. EDrroR;-Whose duty is It to see to the
laying Of the side walk, on Main street. near
the wirs bridget 1t is now near a year since
it was torn up. aud being one of the most pub
lie thoroughfares, il has been a serious annoy
anee. 1t is now dangerous, during our dark
nights. Why is it allowed2 The owner is
able to lay it. How much longer are we to
be obliged to submit to this nuisanceI
Let our council or Street Commissioner see
10 il.
II allowed TO remain much longer, we shall
not have good walk there this winter. See
to it. TIFFIN.
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Wr. Checscunom'S nfItS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. ChSasman, N. D. |
New Yurk Ctr.
The ccmblusiion ef iurreiisu,s in he pan, srths
telrh Of long tnd extensive prscice. They nid
10 their op,tauon, aad otrsiu IN corieoiiufsn iuegp.
aruss, psinfal Menrrua,lons, removing ~ obairue.
lions, whether RON oold othssv,c, hsaiaehe, paia
hthe side pslpi,aiou of the hssrt whites, annsrycu,
Affections, hyltstIct adgue pain 10 the taek and limbs
stc sufbsd sleep, which anses from Interruption or
To Married Ladies'.
o. Chssismaaf riusslu iavslusble, asthsy viltrins
on the nohthly period vith ferulariiv, lslics who
have heen ditsrplinicl in The % othSF Pills an
place Ne utmoi confidence IN ~. Chceteman't Pills
doing an that they rrpteseut TO DO.
Notice.
ThcFe t one condition of the female ~ tenn IN which
thr Pan. cannot be taken without pfoduciur pscu
Harsssnu such isthe iuesitahlc Tendency ol thoned
icine 20 rrsore the sexual nctinns 20 nomal cond
Won thsi even he rplgotuctive power ofuaurc canno
resist it. Mausnted purely vcgsiahle, aod tlce fou
anvthinr tourous. Explicit directions, which shoui,
be rrad. accompany each boz. Price ~. Sontby mat
on enclosing 8 TO the General Arent
tV-sold BY one dtessN 10 eysry town in the Uaits'
States n. HUrCulNGS,
Gcnrral Afeat foFthe United Statcs.
los Chamb rs.tt, New Work,
To whom an Wholesale o. ~ should hs addressed
soit By .. :, Wooftes, TINA, %. mae2-lf
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and one copy 10 the getter up Of club Of 10
Subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange-
meut by paying up ullareanges
8 ecimen copies sent free
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Cure Of Consumption.

the srcond and thrd stages (nt Rperod, consequent
y when there can be inty 10 the nature OF
the disease can he ohtaiurd In al eases by this treat
ment except when the existing lesion o the lungs 10 OF
Itself sufficient TO produce death. Hereditary preds
position seems IN way 70 oounteract the ehc OF the
PYPuPHuSPUiTESi patients in whom u was moti
urpngly marked recover ng A. rapidly NJ others,
This Remedy has not only acurauve effect, but Will
iru.eu wherever there exists suspcon ofthe disease,
PREVENT it, DEVELOPMENT, and thus act As
ArnHsRRvATtvE WIN BEnARn TO coNssuhFTtos, tu6r
Az NAstffiTs .,sfrIf RE0ARp TO HMALL PoN,
It's impossible, within ihe HmrtH .-ii---s "A
veTisemFnt, to furnish the OVERWHELMING
pROOFS in nv notseasion n regard 10 the Of
this new and SPECIFIC TREATM gEr for one Of the
most terrible acouTges Of the hum1n noe llut In order
to satisfy the inqu-era who day address.
ing for nformatlon have Just published ransla.
tion Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

Turning a CHURCH out of doors 10 mako
RON Cor q uulIAED Institution" indicatcs a
bad state OF morals In our ncighboriug city.
We note the item as one which ioroibly shows
the tendency of the tmca"
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Terms OF subscriptiOn.

! copy year, IN advance. e..........st50 80
! " paid within the year .........2. 90
] II paid after the wear expires. $50
Nopaper will be stopped until al arrearages
are paid, unless At the option Of the publisher,
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For Sale at this Omcc.

oas Fall seholsr'hip ia the Ohio State and Union
L1w COliegr, Clevennd Ohio.
ous Full sehoiar.hipin tho Eclectic College Of Medi
ciae, Cincinuati, Ohio.
All Of the above will be sold very cheap for Cash
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To Mnmaekccners.

no HOUSE Keepers
CtuMErWlNG NEW.-n. n. nABMTrH nreT i
- MEDICINAL sALERATus
is manufactufel ifouh commcn tah, and
60 it prepared entirely diftrtnt from other GO
10 sslarstas. Az the delotcfious MISTER eS. OC
ractcd in sush mtnnof ht 10 rrQduno
nftsdi Uiscuit, and dhn kiudt nf Cste, with
outcontainiag particle uf saltfttut when
thr ufead o. Cake ithakeii ttcfhy nr1dur.
ins who'c.o results. Evcy rtnicio Of
ANn eaarttus is TUNED 10 f1s and rauef thro' ASn
the nfead or Biscuit while uskiurf frunfc.
uuenily uoihiur rtmainl hut commnn salt,
Water and Flnur Won will rsadiv pef.
ceiVc by the tatte ofths s ,isr,tus thatit
it enutely dintten; itom othor s,lrratus
IN u is packet tn one pound panerl, eaeh IN
~ wf,ptrt branded "n. v RsbbtUs Rest ~
ModitinHl salcnlusi" ato, picture ,toist.
cd dloafofbtsad, with glass on ftftestinr
water m thu top. When y9n rurrhste
parcr you should preserve the wnrpfr,
and DO pltticuinr 10 get the uaxt oaactly
like the ffit--hfand at above.
Full directions iof matiuf brend WITH
ICO this salaratut and eouf Mia of Craam GO
IOO rariaf viii accompany each patkaast also 10
] Alreriinus frr mutlnr an tindi OF pasifti
sl,o, fot making soda Water and seidliH
MNKRYoUR OWN SOAR wTrr
B. ~. B \ " B TITS
russ coSruNrnArrn forAftt,
AND Wsu,utd double the strength orofNnsry avn
| potashi pnt up IN cans--i h,, 8 lhs., lbs,
| g tbs. and ln lhs. with iuu titecucns fcr
| making li8rd ani snr sosp Consnmrr,
will fnt thit the cheapest ruiash In mar
Il ket. Manufactured and faf fals hv
IN n r.n unirT, IN
~ Nos. o. a 20 Wathinrion IT,, New Nrftt ~
iulea.if and No, a. india 81. noston.
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Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trims on this rad now leave
this Station as follows.
Going South. Going North.
Mail. ....... 9.20Au Mail, $40 P ~
Night EXP. i2O0rH Night Exp. 2:l5 AZ
Carey Accommodation.
To Sandusky 6;lU To Carey .....l0I0
rT-Rrpuhlc and TifHn train arrives IN THIN a. 10,
"A. ~. Departs a. aslu, Pm.
~ Hacks leave Tilhn daily fof Repuhhc and I'll
weekly tnr Fo1tofia and Upper sundusiy.
Friday Morning. Aug. 30. 1850.
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Timn Retail Market.


fCouscicd weeky, ~ n, A, nUskIRK \ mo,
Wholesale and Reta dealers in groceries and pro.
ducs Of alltinds, sht vhans Riock TihnO.l
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DIR. ChurchiIrs work ON Con-
sumption.

Comprising his Report made to TO the Imperial Aoade.
my OF Medicine, Parisi Notes Of Gases, and Letters,
Documents, Testimonials, 0c which, together with
CiTtulnr, will be sent on receipt ofTWELVE CENTS
10 stamps 10 covSr the expense ofpostages,
60 Those therefore, who WI n RELt ABLE iNPOR.
NATION previous % deciding whether 10 tTv this
traoTdnary remedy, should lose time In writing for
DR.. ChuTchlt Treatise. Thousands would be restored
10 health by placing themselves under this treatment
during the Summer, which sthe most favorable seasoni
but who, Il they delay, may 60 down to PTematuTe
graves
rS1- Pdce or'wINCH EsrERs GENUINE PREP
ARATlON,h ofthe HyFoPHosPHirEa Of Inns aad 70.
DA lin SyTup) - per bole three bottles for IS. Sin.
gle houes In solutiOn ny MAIL, when
TO the Profession Zach bottle has fu directions Tor
use, with ms fac simile signature. USE NO OTHER.
Sod Wholesale and Retail, M the sole General Depot
In the United Ftates by ]. WINCHESTER,
American and FoFeig gn Agents, 40 John ~, y. V.
Sold by L. L. - John 4 Co, aud j. 2. Wooster, Tif
dnO. July ally
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Lost, on last Sabbath morning, on Market
street between jefferson and the NJ. L. Church,
. f'--.- --.--..i -Rraaslet. with gold clasp, The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
at this Office.
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Ono BUsIyRss and FauioHei eah be ssrned on
- probably a Hammonton. See advonissmeai Of
hammontUn Loadi, iulie0m
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This agreeable Tonic, designed
especially as
Safe GndreGa6Le Medicine
for FamiLu Use,


IS offered to the Public as a supe-
7ior artiele, poHef1ing all the vir-
nues afcnbed to it as a Medicinal
Bevaage, and deferving of their
patronage in preference to the fus-
piciOus decodions emanating from
sfTdfpOn6ble fources, and fold un-
der various Pretendous names.
The ha that our houfe Established
in I77S.) has attained a favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of its Liquors, win, we
truR, be a sufficient guarantee of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in Quart BorTLEs, in
cafes of one and two dozen each,
and fold throughout the world by
Druggils, Grocers. &c.
Druggiits and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Direa from United States Bond/
cd Warehoufes.
Fqns bsI L.s',JvAa 4 %, Ilus. spills
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Who read and appreciate a paPerl-
This question is ensily answered. Il is not
those who let their paper lie in the Post o.iiee
for weeks, without calling for il. Such per
sons never see the news at all, for they never
read their alers until everything is stale -
They are always behind the timeS, misS all
the good bargains and never know what is
going on in the world. But tbe nnn, whoaP-
preeiAtes paper. will manage in some way to
get it out Of the office every week, and, ON
Saturday night, he would sooner do without
his supper than bis newspaper. Such man
is always well posted and can talk intelligent
ly On any subject that may come up.
ssMusic Hath Charms. ''-on Friday
night last, after the drowsy god had taken
possession Of Us and carried US away. through
the ivory gate, into the land Of dreams. the
gentle strains Of soft, persuasive music stole
in upon Us and heguied tie ear with more
than ophean sweetness We were enchanted
aud lulled into beatitude by the captivating
strains. Arrived at CONSCIOUSNESS. it was with
difficulty we could realize the faot that we
were still on rERRA TiHMA, but a more minu,e
observation satisfied us that Zn0LER, with his
new Brass Band, was under our window and
that we were the distinguished recipients Of q
midnight serenade Blessed music It food
ed our soul with pleasant sensations and set
chord to vibrating in tke inner temple Of the
heart The pieces we're we'll selected. admir-
ably executed and the mnsic reflects much
credit upon Mr. zeigler the originator and
leader Of the Band, and his associaiea We
trust their labors will be appreciated and ve
recommend this band to the music loving pub.
lie.
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LEGAL and Miscellaneous.

Advertisement @osi b, banded - Sy "wednesday to
assure intauioa he same week.
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no CIubs.

As an inducencut 20 getting up Clubs, We
ofor the TsinUSE ~ the following rates;
Club Of 6. year. On advance, 81 IS, each
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"a good Cigar, is always well relished
by those who indulge ia the weed" So we
thought few evenings since as We observed
clever old FREUD Of ours putting away at one
Of Sehinn,ss fine regalias. Our heighbor,
Sehinness. keeps constantly on hand large
quantity Of the "same sort, " at his old stand,
on Market street, aud those wishing a nice ar
ticle will d. well to give him a call.
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The Great English Rem
edy.
SIR JAMEs cLARKEs,

Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir
j. Clarke, NJ. d., Physician Ex-
traordinary to the Queen
Thi, Invaluable medicine &, uaraiur iu the eurs ofs
,ho.s painful and dangerous diseases TO which the fe
mals constitution is subject, Il modeNtss an excess
and removes su ob,mctions, snd speedy may bo
relied on.
To Married Ladies
n Is psculary ,aited Il will, In short time, bring on
The monthly period with regularity.
Esch bottle price ono nollsr, beaf the Government
stamp of Great britain, 10 prevent com crieta.
These pills should not be taken BY females during The
frat three months Of Pregnancy asey sure 20 bring
on Mttcarrare but a. any Other time they aie sale.
In IN casesof Nervous sad spinal Auectonsi Pain IN
the Back and Linus, futigue slight esetiion' Pepi'
tatinn the ieaH uyatcuCs, and Whites, these flll
will eject cure when a other means have iailrdt aud
although powerful remedy, DO not contain ircn, eh
omei sninony. or any thing hur mi tothe consttu0en
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pnck'
are which should BE- carefully preserved
sole Aren't Tor 'ho Unitcd statet and Canada.
JoB MOSES, (i.ate l. G. baldwin Co,l
Rocheser, n. Y,
R.-st,On and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
auhurrsA gent will ensure bottle, ,coniaining ovefSO
Fcr ,ais bv /. l. 81, John 4 Co, THIN, Ohio.
iy93ir
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The CrOps'-A trip through part Of Sen.
eca, wyandot and Hardin counties. this week,
has satisfied US Of the promising appearance
of the corn crop. The late rains have brought
il out wonderfully and, unless u-I.,-.-.-...-a
fro overtakes Il, there will be more than an
average crop. The farmers are busy prePar-
ing the ground for the reception Of another
crop Of wheat. Success TO them.
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New Agricultural settlement,

To ail Wanting FRIms,
A Rare Opportunity IA "a Delightful
aud IIenlthY Ciimate,2S miles SOuth-
Fast Of Philadelphia, on the CRm-
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
TersnV.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
A Word to Ladies.

Have you no interest in the cause Of tenn
perance? Is it nothing to you that n son or
brother il drawn into the snare Of the rum
seller ? that he, now so fair, SO beautiful, so
precious, should become a silly, staggering,
bloatcd drunkard; to be- brought home at
the midnight hour, cursing and swearing;
aye, raying with dclir.um trcmcns? Do you
say you arc in no danger? Have not others
said so before you, who have known all the
bitterness ofthe curse? Is not the machine
ry at your door, which thus turns men into
brutes and fcnds Arc there not multitudes
about you who arc in every stage, from the
moderate drinker TO the most loathsomc sot?
Is not pride, and fashion, and womanly temp
tation, turning the 70 Itsteps Of many into the
way to hell? Can you he quiet? Can you
Withhold your influence for good? Can you
say, am | my sons or my brothers keeper?
Must | he singular? Must | give up a pleas
ant indulgence, must encounter the scorn
of the fashionable to save somebody's SOM
Must you? Dare you do otherwise? Dare
you assume the responsibility Of doing no.
thing? We ask the question. The power
Of the ladies Of any place to stem the deadly
food, is beyond what language can express.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
For the Spirit Ct the Age.
w. j. W. CR0WDER, Gen. Ag't.
of Am. Tr. Soc. for n. O..

Died. in Woodville, Perquimans county,
Division No. 2O7, in the month of December,
1867. She was a very inconsistent member
for some twelve months before her decease,
and expired from instability and want of
irmness. She leaves some five or SIX true
Sons to mourn her loss. She has but few
friends to griere for her in this part of the
country though she was very useful IN
health, she was very quickly forgotten. She
aad many enemies to contend with, even
among those protesting the religion OF Him,
who by his Apostle declared y
shall inherit eternal life" "Nlil the dead
rise again ?" AMEN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
Dangerous Neighbors.

A Correspondent, who has been very par
ticular in preventing his children ever tasting
intoxicating drinks, writes us, that at a din
ncr party, Gn his absencc,) at a neighbours
house, the lady o. hostess induced a little
boy, only eight years old, to drink of the poi
soncd sup!-and asks us to write an article
on "the sin Of tipping neighbors tempting
teetotalers' children to drink"
We confess oursclr unequal to the task
Any one claiming to be n lady who would be
guilty Of such conduct as described above,
must DC too far lost to all sense Of propriety
and maternal affection, to regard anything
VIC might say. We would therefore only ad-
minister q solemn Narniag to parents, to be
sure their children are never allowed to be
brought in contact with the influence of such
persons. Ola low Grogseller, who would
thus seduce an unsuspecting child, nothing
better might be expected, perhaps bu. Of
a roman such conduct must excite the
loathing and disgust of even the poor degra
dcd drunkard, Beware Of such.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
Agricultural Pursuits.

One of the most encouraging signs of the
times in which we live, is the increasing dis
position manifested by our citizens to edu-
cate their sons less with the view of their
entering the 'etrned professions, than in for
mer years. 1t is true, the number of young
men entering the professions of law and med
icine, is greater than at any former period,
but a good share Of them are from that class
of poor boys, who mean by industry and hard
work to rise to eminence. From this class
we may with more certainty look for vigor-
Gus effort and labor, than those born rich
Tie wise men Of means in the land perceive
this, and hence many Of them, with a fore
caste and judgement, which indicates their
goodsense, are directing the attention of their
sons to the cultivation of the soil. Rich mems
sons are not ashamed to pursue agriculture
as a vocation, and the result is, hat the arts
and sciences, which educated Young men are
bringing to the aid Of practical agriculture
will so d~eyelope and improve the resources
Of the soil, that the wilderness and the sol
itary place shall be made glad for them, anC
the desert shall rejoice and blossom as tn,
rose And what vocation is more honora
BILE what % promotive Of v%irtuous and tenn
pera:c habits ? what so rcmunerative, as tn,
judicious and Intelligent cultivation of tn
soil which God has given US? We hail Will
joy, every young man who enters Upon it
and lid him God speed.