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The hydraulic press., 1860-01-07

A water spout of huge dimensions was
observed along the coast at Santa Cruz last
week.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-07

At Wet Ravine, Sierra county, this week,
a boulder fell on a miners hand and crushed
Il off
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-07
Special Notices.

HaIps SarsapariIla Yellow Dock and
Iodfde OF Potass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparia and English Iodide of Potass-
admirable as restorative and purifier Of the blood il
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpes bols and eruptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains ofall kinds All who can
afford should use it. it tends give them strength
and proong fe Sold by Druggists general v at slO0
per bottle. HALL &CO
Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists, l43 and las
Clay street San Francisco oil 3fh
For sale at the San Juan Drug Store, by
L. & L. MCGUIRE
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-07

B1-The best Remedy for Rheumatism
Hall Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Fodide
of Potass
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-07
Kerosene Lamps and Oil,

EVOR sale at the store of
II PECK 4 COLEY
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Mothers.

=
Thousands are daily speaking in the praise OF
DIR. Far0Nss LivFdNTILE GORDIAL.
and because fails to afford instantaneous relief
when given It acts as II by magic and one 'r'i oe
viii convince yen thai what say Is true 1t contains
NO PARRGoRIo OR opIATE
II % Kind and therefore relieves removing the snfefng Of
yr ed instead By deadenng sensiblites For this
Il cosnens itself the only reliable preparation nov
lpaw for Children Tsehing Disrhea nysentery tripping
Il, Aeiaity 1T the stomach Wind Cold in the Head
Ma for softenng the Gums Reducing Inflammation,
ernlaing lid Bowels and Relieving Pain i has no equal
III Ii is used with unfaling success in al
II aafs.sen or oihar FITS A. son yane the he anf
heal j sut sAdEel and wish 70 saye uiei ie saoe5+s
which certain TO result from the PSI
narencs q which all other remedies for Infante Com
uts sfe composed ake bu Dr. Eatons ntantie Co
aa his ye can rely upon 1t specifically harmless and can
M, uane the most decate infant Price % cents Fun dfee
Mons accompany each bottle Prepared only ~
80 CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
EA AiR AxEsgksksA Eis
THK#0NLT DTscovERy
WORTHY pF &syv u0HrIDENCE FOR RESTORING
rae Bafss and esrayg

Many s,as IS gsst Discovery d Prof wood have al erps
sSsss sssn would podnes results dsntira bu
hey has y ssa snd gone ba carried BY the worder
aAs mid to rs rssssess sway. Read the following:
Z HA1n, Maine. April IS, 1854,
1856 ynuT Hair Re togaiive and which you
have anlishs "a .i vsniiy and elsewhere has ise
,a ne ss s aTss Is Z ssss q my hahtaion and
q al therein contained third, does MY hair sin
II e 3 al sa a ssa Il nsS M sgog ~. To
better than q siass Of lie for Forty
Il a MS ss g ho Gems Il sss # w
sbsisnce il aashsao NJ frequent a6uten 81 he face when
he s esa w fosw s = s hs S Mn
E II s s 4 sss s Il
ssse Y much ad Y e manufacture and various
only without sny god eject but q aSsoine
@ moa ~ sn ss IS INK nv &
dTsis haye examined with surprise Is am NOV, 81 years
a nsa sa f "a @ and
soe.ssa Your fsyof Of two quart bottles last summer which
gsvet e my friends and thereby induced them to ry
w aa ask 'a as sSr s soa
end me test s which discover Inc Restorative
sls Win insure and believe good effects DO no,
q inventor q &c duty as ereofSre to
ii ge es & St ne sSnn ss effect
AAaren's Run, H. Nov. 80 isss. s : - 1-ses.'
PRor O. q WoopDsar Sir would certainly be doing you
ksat as.iee not known t. al the world The wonder
sng osE bottle Of yo Hair Restorative using every
Kind Of resqTHtiye bnt without success finding nv
ncad neaFy Destitute Of hair was finally induced bot
~ y yoa asir Restosss Now esador md iusce compel
PAW and bdal mi hair which pronounce richer and
than The original will therefore, take coca
io recommend hIs lasasss remedy may feel
I, .s - REv. s. ALLEN BROCK
Il This testimonial Of appreciation for your valuable
medicine as but If You think
estIoy i. and say nothing Yours etc., REV s. A. B.
d
The Restorative Is bottles OF three sizes viz Large
leanT and snail The small holds half pint for
ne dollar per The medium al least twenty
cent in proportion than the small and retas for two
oiafs bottle large holds quart forty per cent mora
Pr portion. aud resails for three dollars bottle o. j
losh Co., Propretors la Broadway, New York and Ii
street Louis No. and sold by all good druggists an
81 ]. WRIGHT i co, A gents.
u and Isl Chartres street.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.


DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppanted all oinmens and healing an
peatons In both the Eastern Western enpheres bs
ever introduced and It's merit Ia the true secret NJ a,
success in all cutaeous Affections whether canse b acc
dent or disease 277%
Burns and Scalds
Are instantly relieved q their anguish pain inflammation
BY timely application Of this healer and the esh
renewed As BY charm, blemish remaining
The Friend or the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external ini,os -
ally from fluid and eamphene explosions every mobe
should have this healing preparation constantly II hea
sore breasts and quickly the letter or Rurwor,
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machinist, the traveller and every other ndp,d,s,
lot in life throws him within the chance of accident
sion, fire collision, should in and that this Mas q
tractor is MS BEST and only friend 1t is both portable
and should evnsetnG. Iot ~
j. A. swRtb DO his companion friend in need Ther'
are thousands living witnesses to testify to its vi
tue who their sound limbs and muscles 10 's saving
efficacy. ,.5.z \. .t.,
naIyEyss MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR i preventive
as we'll as A. cure
Burns, Bruises,
Boiis, Broken Breasts, ~
Bites of Reptiles, Cancer
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
/ Chilblains, Crafnp,
Contracted Cords, chafes,
Diseases Of the Skin, Eryspetas.
Fistuia, Frost Bites.
Fever Sores, Feons
Glanduiar Diseases.
1 Mereuriai sorea,
| Pains generally,
Pimpes, Piles,
/ Poison Rheumatism,
Rashes. Sores of all kinds,
IDA ScFofna
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N Dr. Hoofiands
n ERMAN BTTTERs,
And n
IeE. HnafSand,S
DR.. Hoohaiid'I
BALsAMIC CoRD.I.AI

a A M q G O r d -L7-s--s-@J Tn
- sscnr Kite Z Bruce-70 aoi
ane eIeas Cooper Eco-3 Henderson, Terry
:6@l5l Jno L Lee-I Harris & Sonia e Car,
l2 Carroll Boy Sca-s hsk1er9y 5T Farev
rev &eo--l2 Pilsbury u to order-s =
obie-6 Farley. Jurey 6en
IL to orerard of the have acquired
great popularity only through of trial unbounded
rendered by in all and the people have
| prououreed them worthy.
Liver COMPLAINT. DysP EPsIA, JAUNp'cE DhslI-
\ nv III THE NNRvous SYSTEM, DISEASES ~ fHs
EI,SEYs mid iii diseases arising from adisordered hver y
IL the sofnac digestive organs are speedy ana
"A ". ,,a MANLY cured 81 the GERMAN BrTTERs $8
~ MO CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
t,.at Of any similar preparation eatan viii cure,
fail the most severe long standing COUGH GOLD
IN HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
lsprEt1MoYIA. INeIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per-
4 so,sd the most astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED coNsUMPT1oNl
few doses will also check and cure the most severe
I'M RKHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
s.e medicines are prepared by DR. C. NJ JACKSON CO..
ia Arch street. philadelphia Pa and are sold by drug
ma dealers in medicines at 70 cents Pc, bot
M M signature Of q. NJ jackson VIII b on the outsids
I wrapper II each bottle
,a Almanac published annually w he poprssors, Gales
vow viii find testimony End cona
mandatory from Al parts Of the country Ahese anna
n macs are given an ss by all our agents. A9
j. WRIGHT Il CO., Agents.
i. q and l5l Charities street.
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8ltlv 0llItans naiIp Crescent.


In VII FieEsbnsg " yesterday morning W.
y fhd lSa siinNif rhs
ii Sfs rim fsal Saturday night, which ex
tended 4ls36ss gxSr lie entire county, doing grea
ooSd tv lid growing crops. Another shower fe!
On Sunday HI ID The neig hheshood OF vcksbnrg
Cb$fsn sad corn IRE both growing finely III this
couai3s end g eTeHs other direction from which
We have heaztis
Tho Erst eefteh bod received at this oRce reached
n jest Il came from the plantatip 81 M
John in this county + e ass = POI o.
Z ~ NJ AATe ever seef at this lime AZ tAe year, ana
w lsaae Tint NJ i. has Rlssk q sssen ~ 'ls
" INV. i. q. Mc{sints fhS shsriF 81 Jefferson
10xYi&y *3As r01shea SssS Nj TEN Thousand
do3l&Af& Aaad AfxNf ass a xa0k 5aildanum fur the
SaT1SUss 0f sSsI;IiffiaK Al appears that
SfteF Mil iSlSF &St1 morning, ~ Inquired
&x tise ~ gsA H0zea for ropnis u talse Il
YISs} Ell iSXf }sisxH Ilsa 1afs left Hi was accord-
Snniy lSS8iEls6d ~ rpona, and feH asleep. on
waEfn2 ai5 iii foand that Ills pocket had been cut
I'M IA &9tket book containing the money alb
Stf1tlE& 5e then sent ont for Iaudanunl, and |
t38t I&f@e dose. Some Of bis Friends having OPP |
poft6n6lf discovered his condition, called phys
jsinqs ~ iaEe hoar last night be was con-
S11eftd out Of danger.
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: = -
! j. WRIGHT & ca.
Z W. w NNANH1E NN NJFF.
IVA sbDAS8A1' CONGRATULATIONS sRa MDG4AL
WINER's CANADIAN TERMIFUeE


SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This is the only sure remedy against Worms the hmm,
frane-thngs that so fatal and destructive TO ehdron
Save the Chtldremi
Let mothers he timely warned allow these child rau
derefs TO remain In the systems of osprng Remerbe
that
WINER's CANADIAN vERMiFUGE
Will at once and for Danish the reptiles and the youn
be saved Think Of this.
Colonel vasser, Of Mississippi letter to j. W. vesey ESQ
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds mp his
on the value Of this medicine his own family: y expe
Renee has convinced that in the experiment have mad
with Wners Canadian veaifuge It's due to suffering human
ity well the manufacturer Of the medicine 10 MAKE
public the result Of my observations
lsisnedl W. FL. VAssER.n
The Vermitusei is for sale, wholesale and retail by
~. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and Isl Charities street,
Sole ProprioOzA
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NHERokRE REMEDY
" ROOTS. BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS :

ROOTS BARKs AND LEAVES,
NausEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS
We AK the afflicted sex, which do prefer
,o,Snnt and delicious syrup compounded from Natures OWL
Rseieone which will speedily and permanently cure you,
~ be yln heretofore used with all their
effect together with Inc ioatilsoine usea
r n fines following the OF Mineral Posons.
T t,herokee Remedy Is nature's specific for onoFl
"a llea Gravel sirieInre Finor Albns (Whites, VI III
aIa ma ali Diseases Urinary Organs curing these
@ III natural laws all other preparations have tailed
I onp IL Heavens offending man
d no nrndnced Of its effects which would stagger creuui.
@ heretofore used have failed but @
! ava in me Instance known TO fail Happily Tor man
% 1ha Governor Of world Father who ahicts not 70
| kill but cure -. -. .,..,, 5r.aae,l dis
sn bch when quickly flies to all parts OF the syse
ttsc tbe disease every post and with fidelity and confase
% aamrable gives ii rest until it has completely ~
Ma II from the and restores the unfortunate paueh' 7"
| former health and vigor -. - .ho a;.oasa. Tia
nal simply suspend the poison but to remove tne
| cause on which II depends . -. al ,a,,
en taste or SMELL lay in the counting ROOM OF on tne
oe table without being suspected as Kennedy or e'
on disease, with full directions Tor tneir
,arrnanent cure accompany each bottle =, -.
Said Nv j. WRIGHT CO., Nos, and l5l Chaitre stress
Orleans by respectable Druggists and dealers IN
medicines mn,, ,.7p,yIy s.ia p,onrn.orx
..,e ,rsw 81. Inuis. Mo.
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DIR. oseooD's INDIA oHoLasoGuE


CURES #s-
Fever and Apoe Chils and Fever Dumb Ague intermittent
and Remittent Fevsrs, Liver Complaint, Jaundee Ed
largement of the Liver, Enlargement OF the
Spleen and all the various forms OF
BILIOUS DISEASES. v
Ths Invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
nractce of several years bilious climate and never knowt
10 fail curing ana Ague any Of the diseases seov
named.
those who are suffering from affections q this kind ~ ss
hnse o have become iuyads from their effects upon me eoD
,titution ,ei and the INDIA CHoLAGDGuEa most tnsau
allie remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cies
srn the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The SonderfuI effects Choaogus in eradeating bile from
m human system only espainits extraordinary agency II
e seedy thorough permanent cure Of Fever ana Agn
"a The various grades intermittent and fesifieh feyers
n has bee tested thousands of and is pronounced By
an who have used it, of the greatest Fever and Agu
| remedies extant- 500, :. ,, ., ,,,,
| Re zure and ask for DR.. oSGooDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ as +hsre nre many counlerieits offered for sale.
Fs in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL at proprietor
prices by T. WRIGHT Il Co..
/ q and l5l Ghartres street,
General Agents.
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Y1UZEMAN,S AUspaTAL.
- No. 90 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans
- Nanr The Earrnton Railroad Terminus.

DR. NJ BsZEMAN, Gate Of Mon gomery, Aial having L..
Gated in New Orleans takes this method Of announcing ns
patients INTO his private nos
pita Thr building he has fed hospital is admoy
sdnned the purpose and heing situated in such
and desirable par, city, that he feels warranted in saying
that il affords unusual advantages. a..
generally large and airy and nave IN uiuei
gone thorough repair
Both whites and blacks ate admitted
The rates will depend the kind Of aeconSan
lioh ION t Su;id;ri, - = felS lv&W
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ID A. FAHNEsToCR, VERRnFUGE.

.- WILLIAMSBURG, New York
Messrs b. A. Fahnesteek i Go ,,s
number Of years past have been oasa
nanied by antnes dizziness in the ead and after adhr
g 10 the ADVICE several and no
benefit Induced B. A. Fahnestocks Sst
mifuge; and after taking two walls 10 surprise passsu
twelve VA DIS And assert that nave re
covered nv former health for which feel indebted 70 b. A.
Fahnesteks Eeifuge. and chesrfny recommend 4 ~ pc
ing ehicacious and harmless. HENRY hoffMAS'
a-Purchasers should well 10 the initials on tie bot
wrapper and be particular that they ere
A. Fahnestocks Vemtfuge, and no other my im@"
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raathy Human Blood upon being ANALYAED always pre-
~ - saraard Anasze the blood OF person suffering
osnuution Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, scFotna etc,
ua ID na in certain eaeieneies u e IT, gos
Baoa supply these deficiencies and yon are made well.
be Blood rood founded upon Tits ~
II III a,,eaass3 There arc
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DEATH ON RATS AND reaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH pEsTkoaE ~
70 be the most and eecse agent ever uses ~
IL destruction az these troublesome vsrmin.
Be rnre and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND hoAon ~
srR1yER as there many spurious articles w.
Tarsae by =. n s>i.!i l.. - -, ....,
,n l6m&W u anu IVA o'4'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

If Trustees have resolved pay interest of six
a In cash on ali the outstanding certificates of Profits 70
bs holders thereof legal on and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proSrno.
Also 10 declare dividend Of FORTY ZEN GENT. w PEI
- ~ .b Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for The
ending the soh June 1859 for which certificates will be
issne1 an and after the first day OF October next
further that after reservine One Million Of Dol
f pross all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of r
- a xsar ls5s he redeemed and after the Second
Monday In August prozinc, we'll as TO pay FORTY PER
If the certificates Profits of the issue of 1857, Oh and
Of September netnteEest thereon to cease from
/ 3'sa saae 5 ~ THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
aEoRGE JONAS, Vice President.
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NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
N Me- I42 Canal streetIncorpora'ed March 10 1888.
tn conformity with requirements OF the Charter he ioi
,o,snp statement Of it's affairs is published
LIABILITIES.
Raeeive,t from Il 4I9 nepositors in 2lT6s
Deposits /. 'eliaosois "
81 Il a lo9 araf4s ........... j, 245, al6 50
An wv, a., - ,s'''3 n siss,632 16
oeflnssAes .a y. WI. ,ssl A067 50
NO., oe Ii,h,,t;es ..,...............s 5is.7o 05
Ase - ~
ASSETS.
ss3 Noo n o. City Bonds cost......-.. s6o,sso W
s7o Gao St Charles Hotel Mortgage Bonds
$500 W. ....,............ 6175o 90
Leans Pledge Of
$50 900 Consolidated City Bonds..,l
$4,000 City Bonds issued to Rsilr's 6S,se W
| sol ,s0 State Bonds ....,...........'
| Loans on Pledge of Bank Stocks viz
AZ, shares Louisiana State' 400 Mer-
/ chants: 4si Crescent City l6s Bank
of Ne ' Orleans ls6 Canal Bank; l50
aar.,,sn., and 100 Bank or Amerlea 7o7o 20
4 Loans Mortgage
i On improved city property, worth dcn-
4 ble the amount loaned ,......... sa'osl %
| cash Id Bank Or Louisiana. .S5l.652 10
| Cash in vault. io's4 y Ks 97t rs
Total OF Assets ...............,.. s ssee-l-o
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ARTICLE vii: ....
tu f snct shaIl he The Stockholders assoon
az tc Of Directors shall otganke under his set ana sS
Ger iete ,hai be signed hy ihe WI to
Rpard and transfer ha De vain itiesA 1tue hPoh w
M, liz Ind IN tie surrender ot tlia satheaie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

xaLD AND PURE RYE WirsIxY-ioo barrels
4 Assax-anfad nld and pure In Ears sal bv
. JONES M.
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.YuyrS, rN9V mock, ALGIERSt :

pI.ANTIC DRY DOCK, ALaiEhs-
The SUBSCRIBER having recetiS eonsr!el ea his ao s
hi; snneryision is prepared 10 Take n -
nd r description Water Graft The i1aek Is lolon a.
Alglers opposite the Steamboat sa ihs shinwgh and
Ganttny Bisines which is long experience ana me
he nossssgs together with his personal supervision e M
ne hopes To pefi ~ JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
v.nracrs left Mt the OF the agents, WI !. DIV ~
L GO, 70 ana % btaHoi '''1t, mt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

Tim Cupanv shall make dNidendsas often s ts po' "
Directors shall dctn eSpedieht.
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The Capta Stock may be Increased from time 70 ~ S
manner nnd TO such BIZ W wv
~ nireeos and mined tpdn by m9j1ry ~ lnonh.
rk Mold nv seckbuidefs, NJ meeting held tf ha
af fifteen days previous notcai in ons oil tie city newspaper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

HENRY GOLDMAN,
~ DRUssIsT AND 4PoTHEcaRf,
Nos 81 and rs Canal street. j
r,, s,a the Store TIE of fos atd
ii g;ye nv whole aud eHtre attention 10 my Sios
a. Ms sl and 80 Thank nj for me SIM
nafroaee so be ally bestowed ana the ceanaehee it" "
ne SSlrit n continuance Of the sarne ..,,lt
shn always keep hand the greatest variety OF spee
a sn as,her Wedicina Chemical Philosophical
guaranteed be Of the best VIII moi Keep
other. .,,,s - 3ss ioseos, rates
| cash city accepiances. upNRy t.ot nMAEN.
4 fell ~ = :. - .-- --
/ rApsprINA gYpyy faEAS-IusI RECEIVED from
| - untieeto''So 81 Common stFtek,
sLARET- GO cases F. KsppeEs Nan MaEgsss, aaA' AA
y slps 'o' sAi' corner Grayer and New LsFee s's'
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Personally appeared before Arthur saneie y
the Peace for The parish of Orleans, e. co
l enoses that the above statement is true ana So
rect Transcript from the books of said Institution.
sNezzz' j. GURRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer,
Sworn to and subscribed be me- This day. May ~, i
ARTHUR sAUcIER, Sd ID.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04

ly, and perform sick-room duties at the same
time. When this eyentful morning dawned,
there was no more food in the house, and just
wood enough to build one more. fire. A slice
of 6orr0ued bread was toasted for the sick
man. and his pillowed chair drawn before
the last fire. He knew not the restitution,
the toll, the selfsacriices that oppressed his
wife he saw only the smiles, the industry,
the neatness, and the patient waiting for
brighter days.
When the daring words of the hungry boy
! fell upon that Christian mothers ear, she just
lifted up her heaat, in the silent ~eloquence
and fervor OF ejaculatory prayer, known only
to the toilworn and working disciple. The
answer came, THE Lord is good, his mercy
endureth forever" Her heart responded,
and as she raised her eyes to the window,
two good loads of understanding there, test
fed that she had not thought too much o
her Heavenly Father, or trusted in his prom
ises too long. The sun shone again upor
that household, and never more did Henry
say, Il wonder what mother thinks of tn
Lord, now" The Principia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04
The School Of Difficulty.

1t is not good for human nature to have the
road Of life made too easy. Better to be IN
der the necessity of working hard and faring
meanly, than to have everything done ready
to hand, and a pillow of down to rest upon.
Indeed, to start in life with comparatively
small means, seems so necessary as a stimu-
lus to work, that it may almost be set down
as one of the conditions essential to success
in life. Hence, an eminent judge, when
asked what contributed most to success at
the bar, replied, "Some succeeded by great
talent, some by high connections, some by
miracle. but the majority by commencing
without a shilling" So it is a common say
ing, that the men who are most successful in
business are those who begin the world in
their shirt sleeves while those who begin
with fortunes generally lose them. Neces
sity is always the first stimulus to industry
and those who conduct it with prudence
perseverance and energy will rarely fail
Viewed in this light, the necessity 0 flabor il
not a chastisement, but a blessing-the very
root and spring of what we call progress il
individuals, and civilization in nations. |
may, indeed, be questioned whether a heav
Ter curse could be imposed on man, than
complete qualification of all his wishes with
out effort on his part, leaving nothing for hi
hopes, desires, or struggles. The feeling tina
life is destitute of any motives or necessity
for action, must be, of all others, the most d.
~tressing and ~insupportable to a rational b.
ing.