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The national Republican., 1867-05-09
1o11 GREAT 1897
lOOI PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE lOQL
70 TIKI kNoRTHwEsT. SOUTH. AND SOUTHWEST.

~
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and AFTER NAY 2ith. 1867, trains will run as
follows;
nstOn....7. % a. N. Baltimsrs.. 10 p N.
THE GREAT DoUBtR-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELBGAET SCENERY, Palace ttsts-room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved TO Western
THREE ff issTt phILY IIT TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers BY this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE-
POTS, and no PERRIRs.
Tickets BY this route be procured At the once,
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyania avenue,
underNAtonAl Hotel, where reliable information viii
be given At all times
Passengers procuring tickets at this once, can Sc
accommodations In Sleeping Cars for klmlra or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue,
washington, D. o.
I'D. s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
dsS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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ID Il A q L VI
CuRLS, produced BY iha asa Of Praf DE- BREUX,

FRIsER LIE CHKvBUI.
\ One application war
rAnted to curl the most
Y straight and stubborn
hair OF sither sex into
wavy Tinglsts or heavy
~ massive eurls. Has been
naaA h-Nha
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UTRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS OFFICE.
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HAuL Tao ADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALrIMoRx RkILRoAp.

R,Au L Huo ADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
L AND BALrInoRx RiILRoAp.
drrnEFABLI. sa'
oemn.nsins noSpAY. April iah, ises.
Trains 70! aAitimors sad wsshinston issvs rhiis.
dolphin ~ follows. ~ au' H. ~ ID r. -..a
Tis a m, Espr... txepasys .rs.gs.a il.asa
n, kEprsss; 500 .. m, frprsssi and loo ,. u,
Way Nal Train for baltimore Al ais .. m. -
rf.Is sSSs s,ITIsoSH e rs,I.SiGrnIh =
E.Prss.i I; 10 ?. a, Rsprssi; ss ?. M, Esprs'.i
sS ,. n, kzpr:,a ..n Do -'iF.s1
Leave Philsdsiphis for Baltimore and washinsion
i..,. s.ianor. o. fSn.a.lgAl. assnn.
nAiO HI. KiEEEI. supsris.s.a.aL
THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN
i wAsnIseroE, PHiLApxLPHrA, AND INV
.. wlsEssros, Jan. Q, iss7-noon.
Trains b..vs.. washinss0A and New forf .rshov
ToR EEw YORK, without change Of ears, %
Lss,. daily ts.sspt ssnasy) a las .. n..' and
* ToR + INV n YORK, changing ear, q, Philadelphia,
Ls.ys dsiiy l.rs.pt srndsyl al Ills a n
FOR PHILkpKtPHfA, g.
L.s,s daily Issesp. saadsy) At Its and n.isa n
and 80 and s''P; ;os n SUNDAY nos q. o.. .
Leave for Rev rork sad Phiiadslphis At esoP
n enly.
dsfiy. = I'lT. Gl.grr ifgg rI
rSrsuKA tisls.s 70 PsliaaslphIs New Yerk or BOs-
lea, saa Be had attAs s,stioR oass Al all Aour'in
See Baitinors ma Ohio railroad Advertisement
for sshsduls between ws.hingten, BAltlmors, Ia
napoli., ana the west j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
| L. NJ COLI,
General Ticket Agent
| GEO. o. K00Nfz,
Agent. washingten.
| 4 J. WILKINS,
| Passenger Agent
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BDICAL sTAPP.

!" n y I y n u o 4 III.
sURaKoa CHARGE
J. H. THOMPSON, M D., Is4 I street. b.txa.,
Twentsth and Twenty First streets '''"s'A
,o oossULIIna PHrsIoIAEs AND SURGEONS, '.rr.
yOs' X, BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, Unitsd
JOS RILGY. N, D., asorsstOwa. ry'.
Th9s hiLLsR N: D, = street, Washingtoh. .".
A. 4 +; GAhhErT, n. D., New York avenue.
oRAFroN TYLER, N D., deOrgsfoWn. /.
Applications for admissions can be made 10 any oi
ihs medical star or the mAtren At the Hospital Or.
ders for Hdmsson 70 the fee beds Of this
can be obtained Of the Rev O. u Hall Rector % the
Of the Pirst Baptist Church. and OF The suIReon IN
charge at his fssi3enee Orders for the AdmssIan IL
the wives widows Of soldiers Of tie Usi.ed Rtst
army can DO procured through the Surgeon General,
jy2O O. H. HALL n n a..,.,.
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IN COMPANY.
oPPoHrIoN LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA,
EVERY TWENTY DAYS,
with Passengers, Freight, and United States Malls,
on the following hTst-e steamships:
On the Atlantic ocean,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, SAN FRANCISCO, MICA
RAGUA, DAKOTA.
Connecting on the Pacific ocean,
AMERICA, MOSES TAYLOR, NEBRASKA, NEVADA
PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
March 10 and 50, 1857.
April 20, 1897,
may 40 ana 30, 1857.
June 70, 1857.
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving on the
Saturday previous when q regular sailing day eomes
on sunday.
For further Information apply to
THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
WIN H. WEBB, PIesidsBt,
No 81 Exchange Place, New York.
D. n CARRINGTOB, Agent,
No. 1T WeSt street, corner Of Warren, New York.
Apl0
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OF Paris and London, with the most gratifying 70.
sealed and postpaid, sI. Descriptive Circulars mailed
free. Address BERGER, SHUTS Co., Chemists,
No 2s5 River street. Troy, n. Y Sole agents for the
United stAta1. mhlp.d4W1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
.SUNNY SIDE ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-The

SUNNY SIDE ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-The sab
- scrber thankful for the generous sympathy which did
much to cheer his heart IN his lae calamity would inform
the public, that he Is making special efforts 10 retrieve
his losses 10y entering extensively into :he cultivation
early plants, which will be ready for sale in few days.
Among them will be found four kinds of early cabbages
choicest kinds from the east Three kinds of Head Lettuce
70 be ranspantei like cabbage. ronr kinds of Peppers
Several kinds Of the earliest and choicest Tomatoes New
York improved and scarlet egg plant Three kinds Of celery
among which is the dwarf and to be found in this market
Broccoli and Cauowers several kinds Sweet Potato plants
the earliest and best He has also the Notified Cranberry
and the turtle soup BEANS which took the premiums the
late fairs together with the early messina and mammoth
sweet corn Turban and Boston Marofat squashes, &C.
Also few Concord Grape Roots Currants and Gooseberries
several thousand backberes aud black caped raspbe les
having been domecaied from the woods than Il
years, superior in this market To be sold at half price
the subscriber at the necessity of removing large patch
OF them He hopes the public will give him reasonable
share patronage He would solicit particularly the pat
OF his old friends from the country especially the
matter of Sweet Potatoes he has been obliged make
heavy outlay in getting mp hot beds procuring Sc
His seeds have bean all procured the the
liable OF them very and high prices
The public will be assured Of the best articles at the
lowest market prices. c. p CLARKE
Sunny Side. April 10, 1851. -4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

TARMERS TAKE NOTICE.-I would inform
the farmers Of this county and adjoining counties, that
have got the Patent Three Horse Whperees hand
and ready 10 furnish those hst may wish three
horses plow say Of the best farmers 10
the county tested Them and satisfied that their
for principle can't be excesd have got large lot ON hand
and prepared furnish all that will give call
viii say those bs' wish &c try them that there great
saving fwegh tn end of the plow BEAM and pDcw
need block tho side Of the besm pillow
correct the horse rigging Instead Of
the doubcrees and three ngetrees you have but the
doubetree and two whpetrees The way to do good
work plow with three horses and the thing is
have do it WITH II is less labor your horses and
much easier yourself Call and them for know you
will like them and give trial. If they do perform
the work required ask pay Farmers living at dis
send their orders and they will he attended
promptly also do horse soeng in the best style and all
kinds OF jobbng Shop on Clinton St. between Main and
Madison. a. II. STEWART.
Ottawa, April 90. 1s67-4w*
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Current News.

Eighteen young ladies who, five years ago, or
gsnized at Milford, Connecticut, what they call
ed Chapter of Revelation" whose meetings
should occur every five years, at which each
member should relate the most prominent events
in her life, held their first reunion on Tuesday,
did the promised revealing" and drank one an
others health in bottle of wine which had
been sealed at the society's organization. Two
of the number had died and five married since
their organization.
The Industrial University of this State, about
TO be put in operation at Champaign, is to have
military department, and it seems Gen. VIM.
Birney has the inside track to be placed at the
head of it.
The people of Ohio are growing that they
had to pay in taxes to the Federal Government
last year over serenity millions Of dollars. That is
within five millions of the highest sum that the
whole United States ever paid in one year under
any Democratic administration.
The act introduced into the Legislature of this
State, at the late session, disfranchizing rebels
and deserters, did not pass as many suppose
NJ the municipal eiecliohs LII Len'er, CenlTdl
City, and Black Hawk, Colorado on the list in
slant, coored citizens were allowed to vote with.
out interruption.
It is thought capital sport in Hamilton, Ohio
to break up the ceremony of baptism in the river
at that place by shouts and jeers "Skifs load
ed with ladies and gentlemen" are said to have
assisted in the scandal
Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee, facetiously
signs himself Moses" The Nashville Banner
believes that if the original Moses had been as
ugly as Brownlow, Pharaohs daughter would
never have lifted the little "cuss' out Of the bull
rushes!
: Four heavy SHOWS have fallen at Fort Gibson
Miss, the past season, a circumstance never pre-
cedented within the memory Of the oldest inhabi-
tant.
Pekin, H., on the 10Th inst, for the first time
in eight wears. elected democratic Mayor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

FINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the La Sale County
Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company, will be held at the
Office OF the company on Thursday, May at O'Clock
Tor the election of Directors and other business.
meeos IL the Directors will be held the same place
on Monday, May ., at s'clOck W.M. TRUE, Soc.
Ottawa, April IS, ISs7-td.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

NOTICE.-The drawing for my gift sale will ONE of
~ Wednesday the oath of this month in the Court
House at = o'clock P N. &c PRESCOTT
Ottawa April 6th.-3w Dealer in hats caps and furs
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NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA

DIRECTORS:
HENRI f. EAAES, IpM e. CWURcTNLE
EDWIN O. ALLEN, EDWARD Ell NEE
JOHN ID. CATION, o. H. BULLEN
THE CITY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN Co has
this day transferred its organization from State to the
National system, and will hereafter conduct its business un
der the name and style Of
The National CITY Bank Of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
all important points in Continental Europe drawn sums
to suit purchasers.
Gold ahd silver bought and sold
u. =. Revenue stamps of all denominations con-
stany on hand and for sale.
Als will give especial attention to the purchase and sale
OF ell classes OF Government Securities, ncud-
rg the scalled Fye-Tweny and Ten-Fcrty bonds and the
popular ssven!Thirty loan
We would respectfully s3c continuance of the business
relations heretofore existing between tho City Bank
patrons and to Them well such mas 6yor
us with their business would say, shall h. able
tena such facility and accommodation trust will prove
to them satisfactory and profitable
Henry E,MEs, PrcSii7R EDWIN G ALLEN O,shier
Epw EAMEs, Wee Pres. D ii BuLLEy, Asst (tsh'r
Ottawa, usrst |, ls65-y
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DieO.

In Jonesboro Union county Ill., April H. 1857 Mrs. Sarah
\. fslci, aged c. years, late wife OF issAc Feich
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-09
3tlltttististkts
Oret &rdnje.
M
Wcn ~
SEQ. ,. 8unen.

Gin aran3 um19lans ibr i9Dnes 2oden-5aupt
Ms i'd gum erfenmale lie erblfte
G9 par int Mai bic gBalber frii@ umlaubt,
Gin iunees Grim bic Bere' unb Gluren i@midte
Sie mar ip f@Sn, tin 3auber binrmltf@ milb
ltmfrablte ibre rpFs elab'nben Wansen
Mtr }@lue bas 9erslu leibenldaf4i9 uilb,
Gin fiber &raum bielt Sers unb Sinn eefansen.
3wei Mpnten ipater,-unb am &rau~Altar
@elpbten tpir uns ep'se 2ieb' unb 2reue
Der 8raattran3 3ierte nun tbr tuapent 5aar
Mein tparb ie, n,ein nun bur@ bes prieferS @eibe
g. htel@ts @lid !-bie uneetribfe Greub'
2Dar unler 2ppa- a-,tno uaein nun lire &Il1e,
Sa> iie >par mtin i'd ]btpamn, in @eliefeit
Sm @pnnenraui& ber 2itbe 5u@stnii1e.
Der @inter fant> erfarrt tpar Jelb unb 5ain
Gin frpit'eer Saudi bur@ bic Natur eetrunoen,
@u9 fe> @ptt lag nun int eneen @@rein
Den &obterfrans um'S blei9e 5aupt seldlunsea -
Sbr 4us sebro9enL lire Maneen fabL
Mein @liid 3ertrti,nmert - ,1nb mein Spfen,
Sebnen
gertpanbelt nun in srensenlolc GuaL
Ni9ts mir seblieben, nidt8 als GRAM unt
Gbranen.
@bieasu Count. 3ts
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-09
... 1)au( Rieoer's
ErceuenteB NuQen1pQner,

'.:... pQut JlleUet
@rceQente8 Mu9en1paner,
bepatrt III ben f@wiertsRen 8allen als punetr-
bar pi,feubeS Seilmtttel, 1T, mte bic obieen
pr6pQrate. Wotenten wie @ieberoerfGufern be-
, QDir nT4ten Mattern iaesn, bab 81 or q
dberry- Balls a nj aue GaQt son
@ommertranfbett (summer-complalnD
be 8tnbern betlt.
mprie'S Ttalientftter Mu9et1:
8alfdnt
ais unfeblbares Mtttel
fiir bic &rantbeiten oe8 MuBes.
(Mtute unb &rpnt,ue)
@er1entIruer, @iterune ber TbrGnenbrufen>
Bltmmern unb @@wd9e.
Dae Mistel pirtt undehlbar, mag hte 8rant'
belt trppbulIlen pber anbern ur(prun9S .fein>;
lie ni1tt. eeetn S4md9e une Mbnsbmen ter
Rraft bes @ebnernen ,1no beilI trantbafte :3u-
{}Gnte In ten1 @au beNelben+ Bt(eneers foia,en
wer1oneu ~ empfeblen, tpeld'e t9r Muee Tort.
wGb rtnb au3uQun8en baeen. Oer Sa'lm ,p!5o
tbrer @s5traft aQseme|n ssluase Sba''ets't t'le'
Der berletben- yx
Wreta : IS Sent per Ulol&e.
" baten bel alen Drneeilfsn:
Mpr1e u. Dailes. Gt9entbiu IT.
DUBUQUE, Spwa.
Die Matertalten, aus benen es subsrtttet te,
snb rstn u.ts iSRlt&. Ge If nit bvditer @prs.
falt unb @enautateit 3uiammenseisbt unb mil
5tderbeit uut pbne @4mrr3 an3upenben. ta e
aueerl$ applieirt ntre une @.tees abr 'auai$t' @
MISUNDERSTANDING, tnelge Sas 3o1'e %u-
aen8epeb. {o leidt aeraUrsn, ps'n'ete:t'
I1tp rpte fir bas Muge 70 uneemetn tpcbltbd'
ria pirtenb, purbe es aud bS9f betliam e.
funben fur
B.aubwunten, &nt3inbnngen, &C.
iprunsene 2ippsn unb 2aTbe.
BurmdnGt Gtuger, 9 al3flub, 3r9'
{tpelaS, SRittttnfft@e &C.. -.
Mpr3eu, 3 ley, Dubuque, Jcpa,
Gteentbauaer. -. =. :i..;
o. @tseu Ginl.neune snn 81 Gent III fran
Nrttr 8tttt su'tf$idt, .'::. + =. ~: y: y: +:
sMorse's Blackberry Balsam =
a&eres Menttl fir Dtarrbse. t@le&t
@.rtauuna, Gtplera Mprbus
Rtnbstj- -Gbolera, n lie unter
407 paul Rte8er
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-09
@au1 Nie8er's
unfeblbQre

Me6i5ttt sssen &beur1QttSn1u$
ielblt IN ttn bSsartieRen 9dasn bttier 9ran&te't
BON G&erter @irfune, &ptrb ben QanbtauReuten
~ 1cl&en preiieu abssla(1en, tselde tbuen CUTE
wrofite beim 8erfauf l9eru.
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. e e I E 3

&eele'3
@QQrbQl(am (@atrltfe),
Da6 auseeaei@netife aQer befannten WlttteL 3ur
BefSrperuna oes Da1stbums bss paare uno
DteoerberReQune ber Guae nnS uripri1neltdbtn
Barts terlelbsn, fir ben Grcb- u. 8letnsert@~t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-09

panl 1iieger's
B1ut< un6 @dQenretrt9un98
93tlI
bte bette pansmebiatn fit bic sroBe An3abl non
!&rantbetten, pel&e rur@ 8.runreintnuH9 ees
Bluts uno @tSruno ber BsrSaupnes'S Ss9one
bersoreerufen ptreeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-09

UU1 VttHVHIEt t1IB1tTt7V! -. :.
pferbe<, &tn6Yie6< 1&+' &af<
LINIMENT,
pel&eS ieber Tarmer ala 1&erfes &urn,tttel fl11
aQe Mrteu duBerl&er Rrantbesten {eines N'e1-
fanees I'M 6auie talten iollte.
Sir biefes 2inimeut taltt ID baa DEPOT tnr
ben Gnerob- -Be,tauf tn ben @taaten Mtnnflota
NIB @iSeonl1n-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-31

4
that such constitution meets the app
proval of a majority of all the qualified
electors in the State, and If the said
constitution shall be declared by Con
gress to be in conformity with the
provisions Of the act to which this is
supplementary, and the other pro-
visions of said act shall have been
complied with, and the said ccustitu
ton shall be approved by Congress,
the State shall be declared entitled to
representation, and Senators and Rep
resentatives shall be admitted there
from as therein provided, r@t
Sec. 6. That all the elections in the
States mentioned in the said tact to
provide for the more efficient govern
ment of the rebel States shall during
the operation Of said act, be by ballot;
and all officers making the said regis
tration ofvoters and conducting. said
elections shall, before entering upon
the discharge of their duties, sub.
scribe an oath faithfully to perform
the duties of their said office, and the
oath prescribed by the act approved
July 2. 1862, entitled can act to pre-
scribe an oath of offlce;" Provided
That If any person shall knowingly
and falsely take and subscribe any oath
in this act prescribed, such person so
offending, and being thereof duly con-
victed, shall be subject to the pains,
penalties and disabilities which by law
are provided for the punishment of the
crime of willful and corrupt perjury.
Sec. Z. That all expenses incurred
by the several Commanding Generals,
or by virtue of any orders issued or
appointments made by them under or
by virtue of this act, shall be paid out
of any moneys in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec. s. That the Convention for
each State shall prescribe the fees,
salary, and compensation to be paid to
all delegates and other officers and
agents herein authorized or necessary
to carry into effect the purposes of this
act, not herein otherwise provided for,
and shall provide for the levy and col
lection of such taxes on the property
in such State as may be necessary to
pay the same.
Sec. 8. That the word "article" in
the sixth section OF the act to which
this is supplementary shall be con-
strued to mean "section."
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-31

Christ is the door. Through him
we have access to the Father He is
the, Mediator between God and men.
Other doors have been set up, but to
no purpose. They have been tried,
and have failed.
There is the door of Self righteous
ness. "a cheap door, full Of knots
and holes, thinly veneered over and
vanished, so as to initiate the gen
uine wood.
There is the door of Self.torture, or
Penance, A painful and bloody way,
leading not to pardon, or peace, but
to doubt and despair
There is the door of Universal Sal
walton. Salvation, not from sin, but
only from punishment. This is in
fact no door, but the breaking down
of all doors or boundaries between
sin and holiness, right and wrong. 1t
is changing heaven from q walled city
into an unenclosed common.
There is the SectarIan door. This
is Of various forms Sometimes it is
rounded into Roman arch, and care
fully guarded-by man wearing a
triple crown, and calling himself sue
cessor of st. Peter. Sometimes it is
carried up into Gothic point, in the
English or Episcopal manner Or
again, it assumes a severely square
form, disdaining ornament, and emilia
zoned with elaborate confessions Of
faith This is the Presbyterian or
Puritan door.
But no one of these gives the only
and exclusive access to God, to holt
ness, to heaven. Hear and remem-
Der the words of Christ; 81 am the
Door. BY me if any man enter in, he
shall be saved"
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CoLoarD PEorLr IN THE CauRcn .

Under this head, the Presby-
teri Index, says: :" In our
last we endeavored tos how
that no change in the outward circum-
stances of any child of Adam can
work any change in his relations to
the Church Of Christie that King
dom which is not Of this world. This
general proposition being true, then it
follows that the change which has ta-
ken place in the social and political
condition of the colored people in this
country has not altered, in the slight
est degree, the position which the
Church ought to occupy towards
them, nor the duties which devolve
upon it with reference to them. 1t
was the duty of the Church to evange-
lie them before the change; that
duty, and no other, is still binding"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-31

2 SILENT INFLUENCE Tho Rev. AL
bert Barns says: "Itis the bubbling
stream that flows gently; the little
rivulet which runs along day and night
by the farmhouse, that is useful, rath-
Ell than the swollen food or waring cat
aract. Niagara excites our wonder, and
we stand amazed at the power and
greatness of God there, as he pours
from the hollow ofhis hand. But one
Niagara is enough for the continent or
the world, while the same world re-
quires thousands and tens Of thousands.
ef civ e-i fauntaihs and gentle flowing
rivulets that water every farm and
meadow, and every garden, and shall
flow on every day and night with their
gentle, quietbeauty. Soawith the acts
of our lives. Its not by great deeds,
like those Of martyrs. good is to be
done, but by The daily and quiet viz
tues oflife, the Christian temper, the
good qualities Of relatives and
friends"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-31

ELoouENcE OF FEELING.--The elo-
quence of feeling will often produce
more important and glorious results
than the most elaborate and over
powering arguments.
VS. An irreligious young man heard
Mr.. Whitfield without interest, until
the preacher suddendly paused, then
burst into afood of tears, lifted up his
hands and eyes, and exclaimed, 30,
my hearers! the wrath to come
"These words (said the young man)
sunk deep into my heart, like lead in
the waters. Iwept, and when the SER
mon was ended, retired alone. For
days and weeks | could think of little
else. Those awful words would fol
low me wherever | went. "The wrath
to come-the wrath to Gomez The
result was that the young man soon
after made public profession of re-
ligion, and became an eminent preach
er.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-31

RepresentatlyCsof the United States Of America
In Congress assembled, Tint the proylso TO
The seventeenth section Of the act TO which thls
act IL an amendment be altered so as 70 read as
follows: And provided further, That Wnere
there Is no collector NJ the place q iocalon .,
Of tho Treasury shall nave power TO appoint a
dlsbursing agent for Repayment OF all moneys
that are, or may be hereafter, appropriated Ior
the construction of any such. puzzle WORK,
with such compensation as he' may deem
equitable and just, and all laws and parts OF
tIon be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved July 9S, 1896. M W