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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

Mosssrsrs 90 BrsslAks.--Th- croekery store Of M.
George w. rcoker ssI Canal street. as entered AN
ssy hour yesterday morning and robbed Of
AMI quantity u plated ware, With which tho thisvoS
ssocrs'ird ~ making Their essspo
Yesterday morning about three O'Clock aitomps
made forus entrance 10 the dweiiins house, iS
west street bas tho pargsr became frightened
., the approach u oaosi hAkef Of The t~cnty nntn
precinct An1 sway without accomplishing thor pyr-
pos.
An attempt made 10 break open tho church corner
OF sxsA avenue aud Fifteenth street. O'Clock
,srsrdsy morning. bot the timely appearance of oticsr
elsan 81 ,hs rseniy ninth pfccnc caused 'ls rss"S
~ make hasly est
Afr~srre 10 Dso~x HEzskIr Mira Mary ycl,nan,
ldssl Of c.nireve, weschestor cosnty attempted
terminals her exlseace 1r.ay night BY jamp
the Harlem liver tho railroad BRIDE she
rescued ~ citizen sna oiaeer alden, ~ ne VIVA
years .ge What prompted Mru tctlran ~ make IL
astcmps upon hcE lfs noi sisea ~ tie i',iiea
co,r soLin---A New YorK soldier. nsrird rhor,se
Dunn found sanssruck Broadway, BY oaneg
Rodcffnond. ~ tie Ia NJ ana pfef,ngt Dunn was re-
moved 10 ne rodicrs Nome Inward stree
TINS olp pssHB 90 EsoiSn4aa AID Fnsrrs u tho
FIRE Depsru, nj are hold an iarortant rns ting
evening sirsn.ens Haii 1be pr,ees.pgs al prove
Of the utaal interest aud tore shoaii b iali ai,en-
dance.
Misrsxs--Under The police head In Saturdays
HuuLD stated Tia ~ wu sog. me place =. No
lo2 Grand vhare % charged thst eaio,u
Keeper took sunGry artc' frum a eigi tTea AauleY
Mr. WOLF mas NOT bcen ne gtogreses u .An ps - ipr
over year
FRx earksK SrRz@..--At anln, o. SUNDAY, ths
alarm Tor the Fourth Glsrc' caused ~ sish ils
occurring ia the machine shop " wiii4ps fr4acs No.
81 Greene street. some .ecaeaiHily t1sA hfc 9r-
fing damage.
Fnr ar wssr wAmnScruS NAExrr. --rhe s'arrn n nfs
for the Eighth district sanaay nLht brtveeu 81 hs
ooiocs by to b4rrrs 0. sh,d Ia
West wssbngton Market, foot - Dey stratt TIE sarf
and contents belonged y sr ns efia0H iess efast
lity dollars.
DROWNING cAsuALrnS The body u a. unknown nan
was found a1l evening at the foot o. l1g nr.A street,
East river A coroner latiied ~ boa. tnAaeuA
Last evening Georgs Mclr.a drowned eale hs.h-
ing at tho foot u pier No ~ Eat river Ihe beg .
nj Ia.n arnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1865

Very few Of the old Senators or Assemblymsn
will be renominated or returned by either party
n p place Of John Fsrsr sppoatsd
nor Fenton to nil Seden's place, will be an impor
tant feature Of the ticket Judge Allen and Judge
lngraham are mentioned as democratic candidates.
POSSIBLY Porter may wish to appeal to the restors-
ton democracy for place on their ticket with Luz
cius Robinson.
Miscellaneous Political Movements.
There four candidates for Congress in tho first dis
trict Of Tennessee Colonel J. K Miller and Colonel @.
Taylor, OF Carter county; ]. H. Randolph, OF Cooke
county, and Thomas d. Arnold Of Greene county. Ran
dolp is member of the State Senate from the Green
vile district Taylor for time in the North
attending to the collection and disposition OF the Everett
East Tennessee fund Miller is Colonel Of the thirteenth
Tennessee cavalry Arnold Is known principally for hav
ing several members of his family In the rebel army
AS the nominees Of the Republican State Convention
OF Vermont Of being chosen II they survive the
day Of election, announce in advance the following
named gentlemen State officers for the succeeding
year
Governor, Paul Dillingham;; Lieutenant Governor, A
H. Gardener; Treasurer, John ID. Page.
The miners and printers Of Colorado recently told
Speaker Cofax that they intended to present him as
their next candidate for the Presidency.
The Massachusetts Republican State Convention has
been called to meet on the second Thursday Of Sep
teinbsr.
The Boston Post speaks Of Benjamin +. Butler as a
probable opponent of br Bullock for the Governorship
and OF leading Boston editor for the Lieutenant Cover
n1rsbip
The Chicago Republican says that Horaiio seymour,
during mis- trip in the Northwest had interviews with
the leading politicians of the section respecting future
campaigning The plan of the Albany Regency, az de-
vcloped these sanAedrims, keep Sherman prom
10 as a he h
ont any intention Of nominating him. but in the hope Of
producing such division between the friends Of Grant
sh rman and Johnson that the democracy will be able
"a run a mar of their own whom they can "trust"
The democracy IN Ohio running on Two tracks,
with all the harmony which has formerly characterized
the action of the rival factions. Two committees
fl blast One OF the wings will hold state
tion on the 9th of Angus vallandigham will not be
Gsail dominated for Governor.
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Thn storcship National auar,i.

The United States sorcship National Guard was TO sail
Saturday from the Boston Navy Yard with stores and
mail for the Mediterranean squadron. Tho following Is
liss Of on attached to herr
.ctao Yoiuweer Lirenont Corsmanding-w ,.
Shankland
Eayrsastr--Thomas T. Caswell.
&c ing PACED Lssist1nt Saag c.--Ern. Gallo
Acting Idfcr and cr-0rcef--Scth W. Cowing.
4ciag E.gns-R. H.. WastaI, Charles Ainsworth,
David A. Hoar r. :. Eastman aud John Walker
lsg,es--Jancs o. Hutchinson, james W. Baxter, John
y. Sihs ard h. q. Finney.
Commanding 0Tcsr's CIcrk-Louis W. Yorke.
A,Iym 1stsr's Cicrk-Hermau Smith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

BEurAI MCRBEH. --fAmhr' ~ VA aiag ~ f,I4'y 80
the ~ brutal usrllr "a ife fyafin AZ snifs
There pcnc az baEcf Grove. ttstlst4 nl ~ss'
aGS n.ht NJ Sac ara 81 af3. Iilti lsttas<
John NnlcY and 1ioms# Nrta-Ftf ff ~ 80
authorities and hnfi lfifru tsifr rasi glHf' = Naf
tin. Subsequently % tAs abIsf tnf faf nsn Dt.ck
y. a. TLol1a C1inte, vino r sl1s 81 49, W u jazz
and who appeared as viinet- sHasi Aelsi siA1-
sfeam mill lac ate4 ~ off farsnHs "a 20 -
named Thomnf hniony, Mice Na.on~ Marf Melsrr "a
TiOnaa heCit an leaii ca-tfr b.uiat . sat tis4er
and cousin f.y hlai INN |a fl1A iafi1'n MAJ q
that death oi4au-l AZ tAo pto-s - n " ta So Nefs
lie. after beine picAra up b. ara sf sfi,s
ed earned ~ tho n1rs ~ ~ tla SEES eHfi. "A
a where Le dion. To- ionr assaiaets alisf a.
Albany .lsCss, jag -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

N y al
an. which h now ON foot tho ~. 80.
, 1ised States has not been very O. :.
press national convention ..
.'y $3.50 :, asterers' unions In the Union has
hscn day called aud will $500, n
p"rnaasni Organization al ,. ..,,.nr a.. ,..,. -
the prc-~nt ~esk- Af,sr ORC. 49, -. - -
.,.,..,,. -, -. inject OF adopting o.
!. .r,,,, -. ssA. Ia, -vs,sr labor; second, the
n.'is q ailing ~ii b. eohaidcred, 40 veil as ~
beions icgitraately % The plaF'eref<e y me, whS
Ornamental ~ork, usually done Ths 49,
have knowisfge Of rls.erine. =. 80 80. ~
seAtsn VII be- conlI oscd ~ two delesaA - iom 'ns
Iiasisrets snons ~ each rnrcpsi city In IN uns'y
inciuding California and practical o,esssc
speec fss expected from compete practN "a Nm
tssasn Who " Ia n. delegates FROM "ew
fork, Erlcklyn, Troy, jersey CITY and Newark, .Sm
leave 10 day rt,sburg and u anticipated that oti
representative ~i sske their Simultaneous departu>
from otheT cities ~ the Sonth East North West for
lhs destination To al persons interested In ~
buiidsy inisrests Of the country tho convention WIN
prove bod, u considerable consequence, upon ~
oo1clasens several important matters depend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

Our city rlbHcrIbcrs viii confer favor b r'fr's 6
any VI our city who osgrrafgs io- the fsEatp
Country subscribers " TIE Ssw Yonk HsaAip are %
ouesied TO remit their subscription vhe1~vr rncs-
cable, by Pos, once orders u q the saiss noss q
transmitting money by ~,sil
Advertisements should 10 sent 10 tbs oAcs before sns
O'Clock Ia the snns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

fIrom the fyfacii-e eItrtaTi. JAY
On Tuesday, the IAN l.isai tie D. liA1s y, 49, ~
viii hold a nsectinr % ~ % liy ha.i. whifh h 10 .
" Tia public The sleaksfs tae catoN Wfli - -
q Sullivan ESQ Stale teiffr, ana J-nsee Asslnat h4f
OF Nov yolk 81, ~ tle rrttra nFsaaiftfH - 80
fcniar brotherhood II b tABfese t4ai ~ Who 80
anxious hear his INF u1 anrstiOa srsasf va
b. prosenL III lad rntng sri4a ercie "a
tn Fcnian flsterleod on lie flate etVning
Prom TIE Trss srH 4NyFf
On THURSDAY sven na nszt 80 tan~a 4fr-van " -
York. VIII adurras lho isll iafkaf lufr aif
vicinity on the uhecis sUa atrf 90 ale fisa Bfe'isr
hood Tns icclurs uil be- uA.a1i 49, PAGES - iA~
association la thnt village
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tn. sae,.-reest.

TIE REHEARsALS YESTERDAY, ETC
An orchestral rehearsal for the ninth Saengerfest was
held yesterday morning, the German Assembly Rooms
under tho leadership of Mr Bergman. The numerous
soc ses fully rcprcsented and the following COM
positions were successfully rendc red
I Les Prsiudes--iiszt.
q Overture Qncnz)--Richard Wagner
3 Overture Of tho Wallpargisnaoht.
In the afternoon rehearsal of the Wallpursisn,ch
under ths direction Of Mr. Pauer was held by the
ue,rschtc chorus composed of about hundred lady
singers Of The Liedcrkrenz, Tcutonia and sing AGA
dernie and the male members OF these societies, In
connection wisn tho orchestra The Wallpufgimacht-
one OF the most oonplicatea musical compositicns--
has been reserved FOR tho reception concert Sunday
and 4 ora OF the most brilliant musical productions
which b. he singers rendered yesterday In most
eRcent manner rhe singers have succeeded IN o0an
inc the o. Suponnendent Kennedy to hold the
rrcC pion concert ~ the Academy OF Music sunday
inssniuch there pgOane music included IN the
programme. The GermanIs ..sscfnDy ara being reno
waited igr be jlns 81, AM the place j. - present ~
vet In very unfinished state Yesterday thc przc
standard was exhibited NJ the Germanla Assemhlg
Poons IL y specimen OF great artistic ~ II,
from the sclier OF Mr. Meyer, In Canal street TIC
rrize Is OF heavy white silk With gold rif ga
and cinbro 'cry and VIII cos, about SIX hundred dollars
rAs following IN the inscription on one eluc:-
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FASHION COURSE, l., l.-rNOTFNG.
s,upp1Y July Snatch $780, mile heais, hest three
10 FIVE n harness
d Mace named Dr. 9 Norristown. ........ z l l l
y Loyeu named o. m. ..a1y fompkins.....
( rinno 239K-2 .3--2:3T5 s--2:3sk
UNION COURSE. T.. f.-TROTTiSG.
s,ryrp1v July s-Masch $500, mile heats, heat three
ia nye. % wagons.
4. : sanlms nainsd g. e. Fun .,.................. 1
d. lie- naued b. &. Csce san ................ dis
4 Thine, 81
A ma.en ior 5000 pay crpsy will come or this alter
noon, The Union ccrr3s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

AN UNxsowS Man Fouso DaowOp Coroner Oliver,
OF weslcaester county, hold inquest on sunday the
9th ina,, upon the body Of unknown man, who was
found floating IN the East river OPPOSITE Port Morris
Deceased was perfectly naked and appeared TO have been
struck soveral tines UPON the head with some heavy
nstrnont He was about thirty ycars Of age had dark
brown hair aud small moustaohe and soatce inclined
bc sandy Any Information may be obtained by applying
Bnvsn. Tue body will not BE- iasired before Monday
eYctJos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

meni of ashionersn q. star a,shi q ~ Ior -. 90.
tEREt 81 asccadei ~ thrre short hetnf
II all the lesser lights, foreign and domestic and cfis
everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

Address TO smok~rs.--Poiiak ~ Son,
Neersrhaum Manufacturers, Broadway fyfilh
street Pipes ard C'e.r Holders rstAi oraer.
boiled mounted and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

All Prizes Csshed I'm Legal Lost~ssss
j. cLUTE. Brcses. rs gsestssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

A Raid.--Au Horsskeepers are Advised
DUrCHfBs Lighlnias fy Killer so,i hg al crs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

Basch-lor's HAIR Dyc--G'hc ress ir the
world Harmless reliable. Instantaneous tas oniy sfs~s
d,e. Factory 81 Ss'c-iy atfve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

A.--rfarsh's Truss InstftStc, k.s Broed-
way, Museum Bu'iding.-Trusse- sheuies Dr.res. =
Eiasic Abdominal Suprog tafs SiA Elastic sol nfs A.
u.rrfrlly applied aud satisfaction guaranteed op~o AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

Rest and Cbeaprr-MiIieT's Hntr Dye.
seventy Ave oenis, hrss sine Try a. sela " dr'fSss~
Derot " Dcy street
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Ch~v-lie--s Life for the usi- Nessoree
gray original color s,rs u. nlns eat kssp~ -
herd clean Stands awe sffrrf-an w. 4nr oth~f VEL
dreAslnr Sold a. the drug stores snf - M ns ~
n, sd',oV SARAH a. Cni.t 4ifbk. q ID
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PREIiGrRDE
DIES NEUNTEN AII.UEhEINEN
ghENC ERIESTfS
AgGEHk LIEN Won ~ 8is 10 JUIL.
t.ak hgW VA ~


The other side bears three cmbemstical hsdfes'
Another important prize which. Ike the fotmer ~ IN
tended for tho societies who viii be victorious IA 'ne
prize exercises Is the prize goblet To-day another ~
hcarEal God meeting VI tDs arrahRetn&~ c"mNoo 70
~ taxa pscs "A the Germsna Assembly lscon's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

Corns. Bunsors. EsiarSed joints. nn3
ali Diseases OF the leet ,ursd ~ 10 1AohAfiA. -
Sroa
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~rirrscro'. HAIR Dve, pseservrttve
ana VIE rt.oo hoesais ard TCiti. 10 Astor -
Ihe aye atpiisl ~ si.iffi a-'istf
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Gorgnud'. MedtenteJ Soap ceres r~ss
pirn,e. F,srties snnhtrr ErDpna. aud al skin tIfm-
i.b.s al hs depot Brostsay Casnosr, rhiisfs fis5
mates Hostyn Ionrso be roit and dr cisss gsassa
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Gold Huntin. watches.
Fr,m Sixty 70 1--WE uusDEfD pOiffRs esc. zoe
Ne Ty Cfp G. AiiLN, No th lsroa4epY 1pet as~
canal street formerly No. ~ Wan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

mites O'R.i,iey iCo,srci s~irtnsf carte
de vstes aud fnirrial Photographs To- IA. ~
.. b FRhDEfcKs'A 90 ~ gsosdwsr
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Howe Sewing Machine Company, Elias
lfoWH ~, FresadenN NO. s1s nr"a4sty. Yea tsk.
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Phelps Headache Tesraxons--Ecss ife6
hy druSSisls Tor ~ cess pef caltcna
K. A. LOvEJOr 20 fultoi. street. General Agsri
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ouosied TO remit their sgfscripoas vhea~vsr rncs-
cable, by Pos, once Orders II q the saIsst nss. q
transmitting money by -sll
Advertisements should 10 sent 10 ths oAcs tsfore
O'Clock in the evening
Straight 60 the Zenith er tho rirm~.
msni Of ls q AZ " 1 ,ox
,ERks has asccaded y thrce short yeef cav NJ h~,ni
lis pre- commence Al. '.s peraass % "A -. "a
everywhere
A.--rIsrsh's Truss Institsse, "a, broad.
way. Museum Bu'dins-rrusss-; saeuid,s Bf.oss. ~
c.r,fsly applied aud sssfsciion guaranteed op~a ~
l.. ~.
All Prizes Csshsd I'm Legal Lotteries
'''''-' j. cLvrE. Broker. Iss sseatsa,.
Address 20 smok~rs.-PoIisk ~ Son,
street, r,se. ard csar aclsr. :, retail. -, orasr.
A Raid.--Ali Horssksep.rs are Advised
ouse DU rcHfBs Lghtnias Us Killer SOL ~ AL crs-
s' -------------
Basch.lor's HAIR Dye--The Feet fr the
world Harmless reliable ns'sniznsos Tao oniy rssfss
dye. Factory 81 ss'oAiy atf-ss
Rest ana Cbeaper-MiIieT's Hasr Dye.
seventy I'VE cent? hrss siie. Try a. sch " ~'sSsa.
Chev-iie--s Life Tor the Hsi- ns.serss
..sha4 ..1 -
dreasng Sold q, The drug store. sad e n, e.,s
Corns. Buniors. EsisrSed Joints. 80
ali Diseases The eet ,ursd BY 10 xAohAriA' -
sroAdwsy. -
~ristsscro'. pa,r Dy~, psessr,rtivs
ana wig 1spo, whciesa. ard stisil 10 Assor Z 80
Ths srsappied ~ stirfi ar-isn
so,r.ua,s NedierteJ soap ceres r~as
prie.. F,seties, Sum, e. EIap'sas and X sss 800.
sbrs AZ his dep,t. itl Brpsdsay .asne.t rhsds Hs5
Cold Haunting Watches.
From sixty 70 ,f'fx nuspshD poitAKs 50; :se
Cansfsl fcrrieris No. ~ Var street
MITES o'H.niey sCo,srci s~ir,r.f carte
DC '''''' ana q 3 TRhDnycksA " % ~ p.s.a~r
/ ---------.
Howe seviaE Machine eon,pa.y. E,.ns
HOWE, sr., president. No, $40 nraa4Aty, Ne~ tsh.
Phelps He~daehe Tesr~xons--sessiis lea
' dru,. 'g Eo y i "a s ss sr,.. General Assr
Royal Havana Eosterys-pvsxes Paid
n gesc. InforInasica flraisnct n<aeS rata pad or
TAYLOR CO.. ssnkers. 10 issa street, n Z.
| --------------4--
| smith, Marsin ~ Co..
| Bsasors aud STOCK Comm rcn B-esst.
| NO. II Broad strrei
us7N Io,S IrtSrs
difersut hand feay 10. iri1n Ap>
delivery, ard oesl commissions allow ed 70 psrsss rar
classes Of government securities purchased AMI for
| sale.
| wheeler ~ Wilson. No. 025 broadway.
New York Lock stitch sewing Machines an1 Baton 100
Machines
wilcox q Gibbs sewing mashsne,-so<
aEssasAa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-06
Read Who Says So!

From the Rev. LeviG Heck, Pastor ofthep,p,i,,
Church p.mhercn, Nj, formerly ofths Nsrh
Chureh, rhiodslphia.
Ihave known Hoonand't German Bitter, IN vc,,.
bly, iora number ofyeafs. ! have used thsm in my
family, md have been so peAted with their fleet,
that wat induced to recommend hem to mnny
others. and know thatthe have operated strik.
ingly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in
thus p-biely proclaimiug tbi, fnttsnd callinp the
attention OF those afflicted with the d,ea,es fot
which they ite recommended. tc these Hitter,
khowiHx from experience that my Tecunimendatio,
viii he sustained. do this mere eheetrully a,
iioonsad, sitlebi ,in'endedt to beneftthe sfrcted,
and is''not stnm dri ihk."
YourstIuly, IEVIC DECK
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-06
Jesus Saves the Lost.

f" How am TO bo saved, moth.
or y said a littlo boy.
=" by taking God at lis word,
and believing what llc has ssiC
concerning His Son"
e" But havo nothing TO dof'
said tho boy. Il thought | mus
do something, for ! was once tolc
that | must be good, or else God
would have nothing 10 do with
mo. 7" >
My child, Jesus has done what
was needed, and you are saved by
knowing that all is done"
"Dut | am not good, " said the
boy; wilpGod have nothinglto do
with me unless | am good o.
MY boy, Jesus Christ came
into tho world to save sinners: IIo
receives the bad, not tho good, else
none would bo saved. 1t is your
badness, not vour goodness, that
you are to bring to Him. +"
=" Woll,y that is good news, "said
tho little follow. "Oh, how cruel.
TO tell mo that God would have
nothing to do with me unless /
was good -
" Yes, it was. You can't be
good till you have come and given
your badness to Jesus. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-06
Mothers.

Who can tell how mans being
Is based apd shape Is given TO the
life by the early influence of the
mother ! Her spirit gives tone to
man and womanhood.
Mothers hold the to their chiljren's SOULS
Their hand may open the doors
of the childhood's inmost being,
that the golden light Of goodness
and Of truth may pourin upon the
soul, or close mp those avenues, go
that darkness and gloon may
brood within. Mothers can never
be forgotten, so that the traits Of
character they possess, be they
good or bad, mako impressions
never to be cilaced. "'
Said an army chaplain: "Ah,
mother, you arco fret thought of
when the soldier fools the pang Of
pain 1t ia your name ho calls,
your form he secs in tho midst of
dcliriun, and your voice hc hears
in every gentle word that is spo.
ken TO him. lie knows whose
ouch will ho tendcrest through
he sympathy of lsuIlaring. 1IeI
Knows who has born tho most for
i'm; and on the tented field, the
loly name of mother receives al
rcsh mantle OF love and beauty"
Then, should not mothers life
70 pure and carncstl And ought
he net with word and decd, with
dnonition md with prayer, with
1vc and tenderness, to guide the
pcning germs ofthought, to find,
nd feed upon the truth, and to
owe, and trust Tho gracious Shti.
lurlI r.'...- .,.1 ..l....,.,. .l,. Il
Them say to mothers, what holy charge
theirs with wh,ta kinsIy power their
love
light rule he foupisirs OF tho new born
mind.
'arn them to wake At carly dawn aud SOW
ood seed before tho world has sown ls
tnresi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-06
Tho Voice ofGod.

John Wesley, in considerable
party, had been maintaining with
great oarnestness the doctrine Of
Vox Populi Vox Del against his
sister, whose talents were not I'M
worthy the family to which sho be-
longed. At last the preacher. to
put an end to tho controversy, put
his argument in the shape of die
tum and said;
VI tell you, sister, the voice OF
the people is the voice ofGod:"
"fes," she replied mildly, SIT
cried cruelty him, cruelty him |"
a more admirable answer was
perhaps nevor given.
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Beautiful Answers.

A pupil of tho Abbo Sicor
gave tho following extraordinary
ANSWERS: ...aH...
"What is gratitude y
"Gratitude is the memory of the
hemt."
"What is hope ~
"Ilope is tho blossom Of happi
ness"
"What is the difference betweel
hope and desire I"
"Desiro is tree in leaf, hop,
is II tree in flower, and enjoymcn
is u tree in fruit" .f
"What is eternity ~
"a day without yesterday OF
tomorrow "a line that has n,
end"
"What is God T. H.uls
"The necessary Being, tho sun
of eternity, machinist Of nature,
the eye ofjustice, tho watehmak-
or of the universe, the soul ofthc
world.n
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Sunday RGaing.
A Prayer for Landlords.

The following beautiful prayer,
applicable to the times, but to none
more than the present, was ono of
the early productions Of the refor-
nation. 1t was contained in "The
Primer, or Book of Private Pray.
err" aud continued in uso until tho
accession of Mary. 1t is u pity
that it should ever have been dis.
continued:
The earth is thine, o Lord, aid
all that is contained therein not,
withstanding thou hast given the
possession thereof to tbs children of
men, to pass over the time of their
short pilgrimage in this vale Of
tear. We heartily pray thee to send
the Holy Spirit into tho hearts of
them that possess the grounds, pas.
lures and dwelling places of the
earth, that they, remembering
themselves to be thy tenants, may
not rack and stretch out the rents
of their houses and lands, nor yet
take unreasonable fines and in.
comes, after the manner of cove.
tous worldings but so let them
out TO others, that the inhabitants
thereof may be able both to pay
the rents, and also honestly live
to nourish their family, and to re-
lieye the poor. Give them grace,
also, to consider that they are but
strangers and pilgrimes in this
world, having here no dwelling
place, but seeking ono TO come :;
that they, remembering the short
continuance Of their life, may bel
content with what is auflcicnt anil
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not join house to house, and not
couple land, to the impovcrisimcnt
Of others but so behave them.
selves in letting out their tenc.
msnis, lands and pastures, chat
after this life they may bo received
into everlasting dwelling places,
Jesus Christ our Lord.
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From Rsv.J. II Turner Pastor Of IIeddinR NJ, e,
Church, philadelphia
Dr;Jaekson-Dear sir-llHvine used your Der.
man Hitter, In my family frequently, an nTspnred
osay that II has been ofgwst ,srIee believe th.,
mo.i eases ofgenerol debility OF the system Ia
the safestAnd mostyalushls remedy of which, b.ys
suy knowledge. Yours reiprctrnlly,