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VOL. XXY. PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1868. NO. 41 Sleep and Death. Dr. Claiming on the General Council. cy: but this I will say: that while Chris- And here let me allude to what is called i strike at the root of many an error and tian Europe changes again and again, BY ISIDORE G. ASCIIER. At the morning service in St. Mary's Establishment. The Catholic Church I will draw towards him the people of this the Church passes through mutation and pro-Cathedral, Moorfields, on Sunday, can never be established. The genius, country. He reminded them that re- vicissitude; dynasties change, and peo- The gentle night, tranquil as Eden's calm, Dr. Manning, Roman Catholic Arch- nature, and Divine origin of the Catho- hellion and anarchy were sins against ple fade away, until you can scarcely Beforo the voice of Sin disturbed the air, bishop of Westminster, preached a ser- he Church all alike refuse establishment. God, and therefore urged them that find a trace of them—the throne of the O'er crept and nestled to the weary earth. mon in relation to the day of supplica- The Catholic Church will be treated as whilst they should endeavor to persuade The the moonbeams stole to kiss her loveliness, I ^ icar of Christ stands, as it has always tion for the Pope's General Council.— a monument of God on earth, and will and convince others, they should work And blent their mellowed splendor w ith the dark, ! stood, unchanged and unchangeable.— Preaching from the text, "Of His King- accept its relation with civil powers; but with all charity, and having the perfect To beautify the shadows of the world. j Nay, this I will say, is a throne which dom there shall be no end," he said the to be established—never. It is degrad- light of the truth, and confidence in God And then, the unchanging galaxies of Heaven contains the spirit of civil power, and intention of the Pope in calling the ing to mind, heart, and spirit to admit of whose Kingdom there is no end. Flashed out eternal rays, to stamp the night I the true ultimate basis of the civil order th at a work of this nature is dependent With glory and immutability. Council, is to make intercession for the j of the world. The spirit of the Chris- on a superior power, and cannot stand Then flew with lightning wing, through quickened whole Church, as spread throughout the I tian order of the world is to be found in alone. What is the meaning of Church space, whole world in all its branches, and for j the jjQj gee *OFel Protestant Services. She has that spir.t of Establishment? It means a Church Two messengers from Heaven, clad alike the extirpation of heresy-that bitter, | that uni{y and universality which be- which rests for its support on the Crown On Sunday Mr. James Dupe, assisted In purity and calm ineffable. serpentine heresy with which the intel- longs to the Catholic Church alone.— by a host of "Christian followers," held The splendid vesture of the gentle night I lect of the world would taint the be- or the Legislature—the Crown may And observe that this unity produces three extraordinary religious services in Clung to the skirts of both: a crown of stars lief in the religion of God. Another in- make laws even as to its ritual, disci- authority. What is it that excludes from Circled the head of one, whose beauty seemed tention is to allay schism. One more pline, and doctrines—a Church from the Market Place, Nottingham, England. the Catholic Church all the controver- Di?iner than her sister's; soon they touched intention of the head of the great Coun- whose judgment even in spiritual things The brethren took up a position on sies, divisions, and subdivisions which The summit of an undulating hill. cil—scorned as it may be by the proud | there is an appeal to the civil power.— Messrs. Patch and Bennett's theatrical we see round about us in this our own Bordering the noisy haunts of busy men: | intellects of men—is to interpret the It is bondage, not establishment; and in exhibition, and as if to identify them- country? Because we all hold the faith And the red moon, showering yellow flames. will of God on earth; and disbelieve it the whole canon law of the Catholic selves with the profession, one of the every day of our lives. The merest Illumed the clumps of furze and trailing weeds as men will, it will leave its mark upon Church there can be found no words speakers (J. Birch) was brought forward child begins with it—the theologian To seeming asphodels and amaranths ! the history of mankind; it will form an equivalent to the words, "Established to play a banjo. Large bills had been holds it likewise. The hearts and minds With arms enfolded tenderly o'er each, epoch in a century of revolution; and, Church." placarded announcing the services, and and will of the faithful are all under one As if a subtle sympathy of love I more than this, it will paralyze the It was an invention of Henry VIII.— just to satisfy the curiosity of our read- and the same Divine authority; for the Had knit their souls, they hushed their dreamy spirit of heresy. Only a few days ago It was a formula of.the tyranny which ers, who may not have seen the con- faith, wherever it is exe-rcised, has an flight;— we were warned that the prospects of I arose where the spiritual and civil power tents, we will reprint a copy:—"Goose authority in common. It has an indis- Then sleep, beneficent, scattered abroad his Southern people are so dark and so were in one hand. The English people Fair Sunday. The ransomed of the soluble bond ofunity in its eternal faith. Th' invisible seeds of slumber, taking root menacing for the Pope himself, that men have gradually emancipated themselves Lord will hold a large meeting in the From whence comes this authority, but Within the jaded hearts of human kind, I wonder he has the time to think of his from that bondage. Two-thirds of the great Market Place, to be conducted by To blossom into gossamer flowers of dreams, from the faith there is in the light of the I children abroad. It is indeed a time people have extricated themselves from a converted thief, sweep, doctor and Casting a fragrance through the restling brain authority of the jurisdiction which there when he is most solicitous for his chil- the confusion of things. It is not the miller. J. Birch, D. D., a converted Lightly and fleetly in an aerial maze. is in the spirit of the Vicar of Jesus dren throughout the world. We know English people that are established by nigger, will play his banjo, and as host Then palling Infancy, and fretful Age. Chri st. Therefore Rome is the source that Spain, in which he ruled as a Ca- authority. The English people never of Heaven's royal family. Morning And querulous Youth, and sighing Maidenhood, of the unity and universality of the tholic country promising support, has rejected the Catholic Church. They service at 10.30, afternoon 2, evening 6. Lay smiling in the beauty of repose; Church of God. The other day I saw fallen into the hands of revolution. were deprived of it by the tyranny of If the weather should prove unfavorable, And Heaven-born Peace, unconscious of her power it was asked, "Of what worth will the Royalty and the corruption of a Court the services will be held at the taber- Through shadowy chambers entered noiselessly, Austria has degenerated from its faith in the Holy See. I,i , L I R I*""grea"t Council be«V? Th» e piicaipriests uoif withe they who plundered the sacred house nacle, Durham Ox Inn, and the Mission And dimpled Innocenee with loveliness, Italy has snatched from Church are nothing more than the speak- and sanctuary of the Church of God,. Hall." The weather fortunately was And flung a chastening calm and tender smile the Pope his provincesrn vi n i*Po. I11t mmigh • >* kt # bue » I * « _ . they it was who robbed the Church of favorable, so that the "tabernacles" On faces harsh with cankering toil and care; added that Russia is beginning to perse- ing instruments whereby the voice of were cute the Catholic Bishops, and revoke the Pop- Je J is repeated, * ; he hears his own EnglanO d of the unit««'«*y J oVfS authorityttUHlVI J ; f buwilt l I not required. Each service was Then Sleep, enraptured at her marvellous work, echoes. It is a mechanical contrivance could they think that the people passed or dispute the supremacy of the Holv attended by hundreds of persona of all Like one aocused of kindness, who might droop wherebtcKo I«nktyf thf ken UniversaI T « . .. l 1 Churcr« 1 h I echoe1 s /• .1 • . . « . . _ r * See. Last night brought us fresh tidings from the Catholic Church? I have lived classes, and the singing of Birch who ac- A lowly glance, unwilling to be praised, back the voice of its own head. Well, In bright contentment gazed upon the earth, of persecution. But do these things dis- long among them, and I have been among companied the hymns on his banjo, it is a mechanical contrivance; it is a Cpon the happy dwellings wrapt in calm. courage us? That man must be a most the working men, and I think that, apart created the greatest enthusiasm. We masterpiece of skill. It stands alone in And gave her sister Death, this utteranoe: shallow reader, or he must have a most from the prejudice and perversion which know that on two occasions he was en- the history of the world. Of all the ''What song exultant can be praise to God treacherous memory of what he has has been introduced into their minds, cored. In the evening, one of the two mechanics who have ever acccomplish- lamps used for lighting up the services For choosing me to lavish good on man ? read, if for one moment he can despair there dees not exist >inH th»neo nobluuuiec aiianud 1 — wj* me services When Night, stamping her holiness on earth, mm ed any great achievement, none have menac,B large hearted people of this country any would not burn well and Mr. Dupe had Flies at the tender toach of warbling Dawn, ILt wffh k g ^ i ever reached to such perfection as this, once or that which we see about us, when com- Let me hear that the voice which goes opposition to that Church of God which twice during prayer to rise from Men olasp my memory, and bless my name; thethpyv knoLnnwx tIon exist throughouii(rn>i,rlw,Mti th>ken ..world. i.i . his kneekrippas tno attenniton.d1 tino it¡1. ThTLe- _circum: - What truer recompense can angels know pared with what we have met in centu- from Canterbury can be re-echoed in Us We were told the other day by an au- stance of course, occasioned censider- Than homage of a prayer and grateful love ?" ry after century for e.ghteen hundred integrity from Natal, or that that from thoritative voice,that National Churches able merriment. Just before Mr. Birch Then Death—a quiet sadness in her tone?, years. I could show you periods in the York can be re-echoed in Canton I were on their trial. If a Bishop of the came forward to play and sing, a num- A tender melancholy in her smile, history of the Church which were storm ' take it that God and God only, has jus- Catholic Church had said that—i"f I» uahaud ber of boyJ s who had assemble»»oviMwicdu lUIHlimmedii - Her «tarry eyes suffused with starrv tears, and tempest when compared with the | tified this system of perfect unity offaith Such &8 immortals weep—gave answer thus* sunshine at this moment. If there be a j No humanpower has as yet been able said that here to-day—I know with what ately in front of the stage, began to "If casting forth the heavenly balm of good. Pontiff whom Pius IX. resembles, it is | to construct anvthing even similar in rebuke 1 should have been met to-mor- "eate a disturbance, upon which Mr. And earning gratitude of lasting love, Gregory I., the restorer of England to row. It was a Bishop of the Anglican Dupe, in a stentorian voice, ordered kind. I will go further, and say that it 80rae me la even angels' highest privilege, the light of the faith. St. Gregory I. is the will of God that the spiriual and Church who said it, and with perfect | n who stood behind to "shut 0 would that I might earn a grateful prayor! founded the old hierarchy of England. civil powers should be united together. truth. Now, the National Church was out. ' Order having been restored, Alas! men hate me in their restless fear, Pius IX. has founded the new. What What we hear of the union of Church introduced by Jesus Christ. True, the Mr. Birch, who was as much unlike a I were the circumstances of the Church For I urn, in their thought an enemy,— and State in the ordinary popular and Church of Israel was perfect; but it was nigger as a table is like a chair, duly ap- A cruel, bitter vengeful enemy." j when Gregory I. was called to the chair a type, and passed to us here. It is peared, and accompanied himself on his inexact phrase, but little represents the perfectly true that National Churches instrument to a hymn, wkich took such Then Sleep replied: of St. Peter? The whole nation was truth. The Kingdoms and States of the I under the shade of two great errors. I are upon their trial. The Church of an effect upon the assemblage that many "What boots it that men ioar world were committed to the Church of The Byzantine Emperors were Arians, England has been for three hundred of them could not resist joining in the Not knowing what they fear, as children dread • '» God.• Th« 1ITe - wordWUIUs 3 oIf the Prophet that years on trial, and in that trial it has chorus. At the close Mr. Birch was The ominous darkness of a lonely room. who persecuted the Catholic Church; the Kingdoms of this world should be- lost the people of England. Half the heartily applauded—in fact, he was en- As palsied Age may loathe to scan the past, the Greek Church was separated from come the Kingdoms of God, were veri- people of England had tried it and found cored, when he sang a hymn after the The rained chasm of the buried years her; Russia was Pagan, North Germany tied. What reproduced the civilized order it wanting. The next generation will tune of "Ladies won't you matry," )i!n WaS Filled with a wasted heap of cankering hopes. [ Arian.— ofthe world from the corruption which put the Church of England on its trial, commencing "Adam was the first man," Defeated plans and baffled aims of Youth — There is. nothing at this moment to com-1 prevailed at one period? Why, the Pon and will give its verdict. Even in our His secotid performance was attended Not deeming Endless Wisdom shattered them. pare with the menaces of that period tiffs of Rome. Kingdom after Kingdom day we see changes which we could not with great enthusiasm, and as if with an We both are peaceful messengers from God; It is as sunshine to the storm; the sky were bound together in one holy family. have thought of ten years ago. Rome eye to monetary matters, (for books Thy touch may hush, like mine, the sorrowing aotl is clear compared to that; therefore we Christian unity was the offspring of the is a source of faith, and maintains the were being sold by one of the "disciples" And banish evermore the groans of pain; are not alarmed by the threatening as- Holy See. Unless there be laws and principles of order in every civilized The poaee I breathe is but a fleeting calm. pect of coming events. We know that below) he vociferated "Chorus, and limitations to the individual wills of State in the world. Now the pastors of this was repeated several times' at the But thine is like the eternal calm of stars! of his Kingdom there will be no end. Kings and Princes, they would have in the world are to assemble together to end of nearly every verse. Mr. Dupe My lovb a boon for earth, but thine for Heaven ! Men ask how it will endure? I say •J »•• " ".*" "IV COOCU1U1C bUKCIIICI iU their hands control over the consciences pee what are the spiritual necessities of explained that the initials D. D., affixed The dead Day summons me to heal men's griefs boldly I cannot tell; that must be left to onif menrripn , cmandl coull.di interfer;..»,,_r. e wit•. hi thei• r .< /,• . . to Mr. Birch's name, meant "Devil Driv- The pallid Dawn enfolds me in her arms. j the power and will of God. That is a the Church, and also to see what the And tho world wakes to cares of yesterday; religious belief. Wherever Kings and Church can do to heal the running sores er."—Nottingham Express. j reply to which no answer can be made. Princes—as in Russia at this moment, But thy far reaching endless love, like His' I know it is a reply that can be answer- of human society, tainted, polluted, and Which finite wisdom never wholly grasps, in Constantinople of old, and in Sweden plague-stricken as it is. .This great | ed by ridicule; but I know also that we and Denmark now—wherever Kings and Casts infinite peace upon the soul of man, Council will leave its mark on the Chris- TREATIES with about ten tribes of the can challenge the laughers before the Princes have interfered in matters of re- Who wakes to bless thee in Hternity!" tian world. Pius IX. has invited all Kansas Indians have been proclaimed Holy God hereafter. ' Let us consider ligion, there immediate despotism has Protestants—has invited all those who ratified. The Indians generally agree I the present condition ofthe world—the been the result. Such was for centuries Tho angel ceased, and Death in speechless joy are not Catholics. In words of love to go on their reservations, a portion world which is so lordly in its estimation going on in our country. It is possible Drooped on the arm of bleep, and perfect calm. and charity he has called upon them as dissolving their tribal relations, and be- of the Church. How stands the ac- to be a Pontiff and also to be a King, Shedding a blissful sanctity o'er each, his children. "I am confident," said coming citizens, while the United States count between them? I am not a proph- but is impossible to be a King and to be Likens the angels to our mortal eyes! Dr. Manning in concluding, "that the agrees to foot aoy bill called for by the et, and do not affect the spirit of prophe- a Pontiff, without introducing despotism. loving words of the Holy Father will Indians. fjé THE CATHOLIC.
PRINTS ON APPLES AND PEARS.—A J A SINGULAR case of lunacy has just de The Ritualistic Movement. Report of the Royal Commission on AN EXILE—A VICTIM OF RUSSIAN DES- POTISM.—M. Andrecli, a Russian writer, friend who has lately been on a visit to veloped itself in the village of West the Irish Church. On Sun da}' one of the harvest festi- who was exiled some years ago to Sibe- the "Hub of the Universe," writes to us Chester. A young Irishman of steady vals which have recently been made the The London Telegraph of the 21st ria, is now contributing to the Revue as follows:—"I have just seen a very and temperate habits, who has been in occasions of indicating the specific char- ult., says:—"At last the long expected Mod erne, under the title of "Souvenirs pretty and fanciful idea developed on the employ of Mr. Samuel Bent as coach- acter of Ritualistic worship, was cele- report of the Royal Commission on the de Siberie," his recollections not only pears and apples in the orchard of a man, for some time, shortly before the brated at All Saint's church, Lambeth, Irish Church has been issued, and we of Siberian, but also of Russian life. In friend at West Roxbury, Massachusetts. election was induced to drink with some England, of which the Rev. George F. are enabled to judge how many of the the last number of the Revue he tells a As you ramble among the trees, you are friends, and soon afterwards complain- Lee, D. C. L., is the Vicar. Before the abuses which are admitted to exist with- story, the end of which belongs to the ever and anon saluted by an inscription ed of a peculiar pain in his abdomen" high altar a screen had been erected, on in that institution would be modified by- present reign, and the beginning to the upon the fruit, done, as it were, by the I and on the night that a Democrat^ which (lowers, intermixed with little its own supporters. Rumor, which has reign of Paul, of whose period it is strik- hands of Nature hen elf. Here you I torchlight procession took place in the wheat sheaves, were tastefully arrang- been for several reasons especially busy ingly characteristic. The Emperor's meet with the familiar name of Mary or I village he felt quite unwell, from the ed. The decorations especially design- about the probable tenor of a document favorite at that time was a young French Alice, or a date ('¿80S) in brief, every- Pfleets of what he drank on that occasion ed for the festival, were gracefully com- so important, has, on the whole, correct- actress, of whom he was greatly jealous. thing that may suggest itself to your He retired to rest at an early hour.-! plemented by the bright colors with ly anticipated the conclusions. After a One evening, at a ball, he noticed that taste or fancy, and ail done in the skin | While sound asleep, some of the inm^tei which the columns and roof of the church long and evidently exhaustive inquiry, a young man, named Labanoff was pay- of the fruit without abrasion or any for- ol the house in which he resided, enter- are ornamented. The morning service the Commissioners concur in making a ing her a great deal of attention. He eign impression. The discovery was ed his room, and illuminated the win- having been intoned, a procession was large number of recommendations in re- did not lose his temper, but gave orders made by the Hon. Arthur W. Austin, of! dow, by way ol doing their share in the Democratic demonstration. The muiie formed, and, headed by a crucifix, lation to the temporalities and the dis- at the end of the bal! that Labanoff West Roxbury, in 1851-2. lie observ- I and shouts of the passing procession marched through the aisles, the hymn cipline of the Church. The principal should be arrested and thrown into the ed during the former year that apples | suddenly aroused the sleeper, and dis- of thanksgiving being chanted, as it ad- changes are to be a consolidation and a citadel. He only intended to keep him did not ripen in that part of the fruit ! covering the bsight lights, he immediate- vanced. The Rev. M. Husband, of reduction of the Dioceses, a suppression there a few days, "to make him more where a leal happened to lie upon it.— j ly conceived the idea that preparations Atherstone, preached the sermon at the of certain dignities and dignitaries, and serious," after which he proposed to re- In 1852, he cut out letters from news- j had been made for his own interment morning service, taking as his text the a re-arrangement of the benefices. The primand him, and to appoint him to an papers, and when the apples were yet and that the inmates of the house were' words, "Ye are God's husbandry."— machinery to carry out these changes is office which had been solicited lor him. green, he pasted them upon them with j Having commenced his address in a sought in the existing Board of Ecclesi- Labanoff, however, was forgotten. "At paste such as apothecaries use, made of holding high carnival over his death manner similar to that adopted by the astical Commissioners, which will re- the death of Nicholas, Alexander 11., gum Traganth. The apples would red- The fright thus occasioned caused such Roman Catholic clergy, the Rev. gentle- ceive an improved Constitution and en- then full of magnanimity, liberated all den in all the parts whieh were not a shock to his nervous system that he man said that the revived branch of the larged powers for this purpose. Of the the prisoners in the citadel, without ex- covered by the pasted letters. When has since exhibited signs of mental de- Church might be compared to the tree, twelve united Dioceses—two Archbish- ception. In a vaulted tomb, in which it the fruit had reddened to perfection the j rangement, and, upon the testimony of which, supposed to be withered, had oprics and ten Bishoprics—four Dioceses was impossible to stand upright, and letters were removed, and they would j three respectable physicians, has been those of Meath, Kilmore, Cashel, and borne fruit afresh. Those who asserted which was not more than two yards appear permanently outlined in green. consigned to the County House.—jVeu> Killaloe, would be consolidated with that the Ritualist movement was a child long, an old man was found, almost bent So again, when he pasted on the apple York World. others; Meath being united to Dublin, of yesterday, which most perish to-mor- double, and incapable of answerng when a paper in which the letters were cut Killaloe being divided between Lime- row, knew nothing of the strides which he was spoken to. This was Labanoff. out, the parts covered by the paper would ' the Catholic Church had made during rick and Tuam, Cashel between Lime- The Emperor Paul was afterwards suc- be green, and the letters would appear REMARKABLE CASE OF PETRIFACTIOX. the past quarter of a century. Many of rick and Ossory, and Kilmore between ceeded by the Emperor Alexander I., distinctly turned in red,thegreen ground I —About six years ago, Mr. Amos •those present would remember the time Armagh and Tuam. A majority of the who was succeeded by the Emperor surrounding them. The experiment is Broughton died in Wayne county, in when such worship as they were offer- Commissioners consider that a single Nicholas; he had been in the dungeon a very pretty one, and produces a very this State, and was buried there. After ing would be considered as preposterous Archbishop is sufficient for the Church, for a period of more than fifty years.— happy effect. Let our fruit growers try j his death, his widow and children re- and absurd, but now they had met to and that Armagh should be maintained When he was taken out of his living it. How much sweeter must be the rel- j moved to Buskirk's Bridge, in this coun- return thanks to God for His temporal, as the Archiépiscopal Diocese, Dublin tomb he could not bear the light, and by ish ol an apple or pear, if the name of a ty, where they now reside. A few days as well as for His spiritual gifts. It being reduccd to a Bishopric enjoying favorite should thus appear on it, as if | ago the family of the deceased resolved eould not be seen how God had been precedence over all the other Episcopal a strange phenomenon his movements 1 written by the hand of nature? What a to bring the remains of the father from pleased to invigorate that branch of His Sees. The incomes proposed are —for had become automatic. He could hard- price such fruit, so inscribed, would com- Wayne county, and have them deposit- Church to which they belonged. The the Primatial See of Armagh. £6,000 a ly hold himself up, and he had become mand in market, and what a pretty . ed in the cemetery near their present Almighty Father had sent all these good year; for Dublin, ¿£5,000 a year if main- •o accustomed to move about within the limits of his narrow cell, that he could present it would be to any lady at a « residence. In furtherance ot this pur- things at a time when their sins demand- tained as an Archbishopric, £4,500 if pose the grave was opened,and the coffin not take more than two steps forward feast?"— Charleston Courier. ed punishment. He had given the transformed into a Bishopric; and for exposed, but all ordinary efforts to lift it without turning round as though he had Church the cltergy ordained by the lay- every other Bishopric £3,000 a year, from its position proved ineffectual.— struck against a wall, and taking two ing on of hands in an unbroken line from with the addition of £500 a year lor The collin lid was therefore removed, steps backward, and so on alternately. THE NEW DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, the Apostles of Christ. By their hands such of the Prelates as attend Parlia- when it was found that the body was in He lived only a week after being releas- was administered the bread of life and ment. The corporations of Deans and —The Right Rev. Dr. Rosecrans has j the most perfect state of petrifaction.— ed from his long confinement." the cup of salvation, for they were the Chapters, which are now 30 in number, addressed a circular to the public, from It was covered with a dry mould, whieh are to be dissolved, with the exception of agents of God's work. During the which we make the following extract: j when removed, reveled a surface almost Communion service, which was conduct- eight—those of Armagh, Down, Kerry, as white and as pure as marble. The ed with great solemnity, the organ play- Tuam, Kilkenny, Limerick, Cork, and THE PROSELYTIZING SWINDLE.—The "Having been burdened by the Apos- body showed not the least particle ot mania which certain well-meaning, but ed, the choir sang, and the incense was St. Patrick's, Dublin. The twelve mi- tolic See with the charge of the new j decay. Everv feature and lineament idiotic, English people have for prose burned. nor corporations of V icars Choral, and Diocese of Columbus, Ohio, in which j was perfectly preserved, and when stood Minor Canons, whose object is the lytism is most extraordinary, and causes the Catholics are poor and scattered, At the evening service, the sermon upright it presented the appearance oft maintenance of choral service, would the nation to be the laughing-stock of and the non-Catholics numerous, rich, I finely chiseled statue. When Mr. was preached by the Rev. M. Cleaver, also be suppressed. The property of Europe. Before the Spanish Revolution yet kindly disposed, we are forced to j of St. Mary's, Moorgate street, who Broughton died he weighed about two all Cathedral corporations would be is a month old, the British and Foreign appeal to the charity of Catholics with- ! took for his text the words, "The eyes hundred pounds. Before the body was transferred to the Ecclesiastical Com- Bible Society has set to work to collect out, as well as within our jurisdiction, i of all wait upon thee, O Lord, and thou missioners, to form a common fund for extra funds, and Spanish Bibles are to for aid. The foundations of a Cathe- : interred at Buskirk it w seen by the givest them their meat in due season." Cathedral uses. The number of Arch- be sent into the Peninsula by the ton, dral, not unworthy of our holy religion, j family, friends, and many others there. At the present time, he said, we con- deacons at present is 33, which being with the hope that the bare sight of It was the most perfect and wonderful in the capita3 l of a Ogrea t State, have been stantly hear of reform in Parliament, re- considered by the Commission to be ex- these books may turn thousands of be- instance of petrifaction of human Re- form of the army and navy, and reform laid; and for the means of its completion mains that has ever come to our knowl- cessive, the retention of two for each nighted Papists into sound Protestants. we rely, through God's goodness, and of schools, but there was one thing Diocese is suggested as a fair comple- The same society tried a similar scheme edge.— Troy Press, Nov. 3. which more than all others seemed to the intercession of His Blessed Mother, ment. The duty of re-arranging bene- of conversion some years ago in Italy, on the charity of those whom this ap- j demand reform in the eyes of all good fices would be imposed upon the Eccle- and much to the edification of the sub- peal may reach. Christians, and that was religion. Re- siastical Commissioners, with the power THE HUDSON BAY TERRITORY.—The scribers to the funds of that body, the "In gratitude to those who aid us, ligion should be no longer divorced from to suspend any benefice in which the Italian Bibles were eagerly bought and London Star says:—"As is well known, the national life, but must penetrate with no matter what amount, we bind church population is less than forty— accepted as presents by many of the the government of the Hudson's Bay through all classes of the people. He ourselves, to offer, or cause to be offer- and to raise the ad valorem tax in all lower orders—chiefly by those who could TerritoryJ has lonDg been offered to Cana- wished to see the time when God's bless- ed, every Saturday, the Holy Sacrifice livings of above £300 a year, where the not read—but that, as a Frenchman da, and has been accepted by the Legis- ing would be invoked in new undertak- of the Mass, according to their intention, church population does not amount to would say, is a mere matter of detail.— lature of that province, subject to cer- ings, such as new public works, instead up to the day, w hen with God's bless- one hundred in number. Out of the The soldiers of King V ictor Emmanuel's tain conditions. Negotiations between of being confined to the consecration of ing, our Cathedral shall be consecrated. funds and property thus acquired, and army were peculiarly anxious to get the Hudson's Bay Company and the Im- new religious institutions. Living as "Immediately on its consecration, we ! the revenue amounting to £113,000 per these "English books," as they called perial Government are in progeess with they were, in a great city, those he was will establish in it a Perpetual Mass, year, which is already administered by a view to a settlement of the terms on addressing might be inclined to under- them, and were very partial to a pocket every Saturday, as long as the Cat! e- the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for which the former body will agree to the rate the-benefits of a plenteous harvest, sized New Testament, printed on thin dral shall last, and there shall be a Bish- Church purposes, provision is to be cession of the extraordinary privileges but he would remind them that they paper. For many months the rejoicings op of Columbus, not simply for the spiri- made for the suitable augmentation of conferred upon it under the charter II. were dependent on God's daily provi- at Exeter Hall meetings was great, and tual and temporal good of our benefac- benefices which are inadequately endow- As these negotiations may at any mo- dence, and although they did not now, it was confidently expected that "a pure tors, but according to their intention, ed; but a wide discussion is to be given Gospel light" would soon shine upon ment bear fruit, and the country be open- as was the custom of old, set apart to the Commissioners in dealing with applicable at their option, to themselves | every tenth sheaf for the Church, it was priest-ridden Turin and Florence. But or their friends, living and dead, and an ed up for settlement, a number of gen- such cases. Proposals are to be sub- alas for the foresight of "godly men!" tlemen, headed by Lord Ebury, Lord no less their duty to render a return to mitted for defraying the expenses of heir-loom in their families to the end. God for the benefits which He had con- A clergyman of the English Church "Any one who shall contribute Five Alfred Churchill, and many other well ecclesiastical courts and registries, re- made a discovery which was afterwards known members of Parliament, hi« ferred. The temper and tone in which paying building loans, leasing lands be- Dollars or more to aid our Diocese, will more fully developed—namely, that addressed a memorial to the Premiff' they did God's work were all important. loning to parochial clergy, empowering receive a certificate, and become a full these holy books had not been received urging that the Indian title should k , God had designed the vestments which landowners to redeem the rent charge sharer in the fruits of this perpetual or purchased for the purpose of reading extinguished, and extecsive reserves oI His priest should wear in the sanctuary liability, preventing ecclesiastical per- Saturday's Mass." them, but because their leaves made cheap \ lands set apart for the use of the u* —those things which many thought so sons from alieniating or encumbering and very excellent cigarette paper. For tive tribes. The desire of the »emon- puerile and vain. He exhorted them to their official incomes, and conferring on a season thousands of Italians smoked alists is, if possible, to avert the sang»* nake rules for their daily lives, and to the Bishops more summary power of en- INTERESTING ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY. paper cigars made out of the Scriptures nary border warfare, which hat been w retort frequently to confession and eom- forcing residence. The Board of Eccle- —A correspondent of the Express, writ- injurious to one race, and fatal W miaion. siastical Commissioners is to receive a given and sold them by the Bible Socie- ing from Tullamore, Ireland, states that other, in almost every part of the Norti larger infusion of the lay element, with ty. We wish the latter better luck in a short time ago a number of articles of American Continent. Mr. Di«r»eli, u the addition of two paid members, one Spain, but we doubt whether its labors great antiquity were recovered from the a letter to Mr. Fowler has preffli»ei » nominated by the Crown, and the other will "convert" many Spaniards. How- bottom of a lake about three miles dis- SUDDEN BLINDNESS.—A most extraor- consider the matter." by the Lord Primate." ever, , the movement will no doubt brinO" tant from that town. There is an old dinary ease of sudden blindness is re- in money from the people of this coun- tradition to the effect that there is a ported to us as happening on Thursday try, and in these hard times that is some- house at the bottom of a particular por- bight last. The wife of Mr. Jones, of thing to boast of. But eould not a little tion of the lake; and as, during the re- EMIGRATION RETURNS.—We „ thé firm of Scott, Jones Si Co., hardware work in the •'converting" line be car- cent protracted drought, the water be- from the returns which have been I«^ dealers, Third street, retired to bed in CONVERSION or THE DAUGHTER AND ried on with great propriety among the came very low, a search was instituted, ly published by the Irish Registrar Ge^ her usual health. During the night she SON -IN-LAW OF THE BLSHOP OF OXFORD. English Pagans of this great city?— and a dwelling in a tolerable state of ral, that 42,607 persons left that cow- waked Mr. Jones, stating that she had —The Rev. Henry John Pye, Rector of London Weekly Register. preservation was discovered. There try during the present year up to tW dreamed she was blind. Finding ail Clifton, Campville, Staffordshire, and was in it some old urns, and daggers of a 31st of July, of whom 7,122 were fr«» right, she soon went to sleep again, but Prebendary of Hansacre, in Litchfield primitive make. The articles were pur- the province of Leinster, 12,416 fro* the dream was repeated. Mr. Jones Cathedral, has, along with his wife, gone A naturalization treaty has been con- chased by Mr. Charles W. Atkins, of Munster, 9,174 from Ulster, and 6.WJ immediately arose, lighted the gas, and over to the Roman Catholic Church.— cluded with Bavaria similar in its pro- Tullamore, in whose possession they from Conn aught. In the case of®,WJ made the alarimng discovery tha», his He married in 1851, Emily Charlotte, visions to the treaty concluded between now are. Some of the articles bear in- persons, the locality from which tWj wife was totally blind. The unremitted the only daughter of the Bishop of Ox- this country and Prussia, by which na- came could not be satisfactorily a**' efforts to restore her sight, which have scriptions. which however, have not yet ford, who has been plunged into great tives of Bavaria who shall become natu- tained. The entire number ofemigrao». since been made, have thus far proved been deciphered. grief by the step taken by his daughter ralized citizens of the United States are from the period when the enumerate nnavailing. We learn that Mrs. Jones and son-in-law. Mr. Pye has held his I to he held by Bavaria as American citi- commenced, in May, 1851, to the |g had two cousins afflicted in a similar appointment at Clifton since 1851, and zens, and treated as such. A declara- THE proposition for a Convention to of July last, was 1,853,420, of who® manner.—Dayton (Ohio) Ledger, Nov. it is o' the yearly value of £950.— Liver- 9. tion of intention to become a citizen has remodel the State Constitution, has been 970,602 were males, and 882,818- w pool Mercury. not the effect of naturalization. rejected in Illinois. females. THE CATHOLIC. 323 SIMPLE AND PERFECT CURE FOR A BIRN. J thought about it, understood this as well care of me, though no one else will." play upon his sober face. A boy has —Take essence of peppermint and whis- as his mother. He stood, looking seri- outer surface of the stained glass manu- Just then he came to a public house, as much as he can do to pile up a load ky, in proportions of one part pepper- j ous, for a little while. Then, as light factured by this firm, unlike the greater where he had been in the habit of drown- ol w°od; assist him a few moments, or mint and three of spirits, and apply with | flashed over his face, he cried out in a portion of the stained glass we have ex- ing his miseries, and then staggering "peak a pleasant word to him, and he cloths, and it gives perfect relief instant j cheery voice, "Oh, I've got it! Aady home to inflict new ones on his wife and amined is perfectly smooth, retaining forgets his toil and works away without ly. Peppermint and sweet oil is equal and I will ride her to school on our sled. children. He stopped—the temptation | the high polish secured in the flattening minding it. Your apprentice has brok- ly good, put on with cotton. This should Won't we, Andy ?" was strong; but the new idea was strong- oven Their facilities enable them to en a mug, or cut the vest too large, or be always at hand, whenever there is ••Hurrah!" shouted Andy, "Bring on er. "I am God's creature," and passed | furnish new and rare designs to order slightly injured a piece of work, say, upon short notice. Special patterns of danger from such accidents, as it acts the sled! Won't it be fun?-" on. ou scoundrel," and he feels misera- every sort, plain or elaborate, furnished like a perfect charm, and will not fail to "Oh yes. mamma! can't I go? They His wife was astonished to see him ble; but remark, "I am sorry," and he to parties interested in church buildings, relieve. ride me all the way;" and a glad light sober, and still more, he burst into tears, will try to do better. You employ a halls, school-houses and all kind of pub- shone through the tears in her eyes. declaring that he was a ruined man, but man—pay him cheerfully, and speak a lic buildings. The work produced by ••It's a long way, and I'm afraid the I that he was determined to give up drink- pleasant word to him, and he leaves the hrm requires no endorsement; it ANOTHER revolution has broken out boys will tire themselves out." answer- ing, and to trust in God in Colombia. 'On the 10th ult., Ignacio your house with a contented heart to speaks lor itself, ed mamma. Hut it didn't take long to At that moment a knock was heard at Gutierrez Vergara, Governor ofthe State light up his own hearth with smiles and persuade her to let Mary go. the door, and the gentleman came in to of Cundinamarca, pronounced against gladness. As you pass alongthe street, How gayly the children started off! whom we have before alluded. He, the general government. The Presi- you meet a famiiiar face—say, "Good Mary sitting on a box containing all too, had been rebuked by the boy's' morning," as though you felt happy, and ST. ALOYSIIV ACADEMY, LORETTO, dent ofthe republic immediately called CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA. —St. Aloy.ius' their books, and with their dinner basket words for the scorn and loathing which it will work admirably in the heart of out the national troops, and captured Academy, in charge of the Sisters of on her lap, and John and Andrew gal- he had felt at the miserable object before your neighbor. the rebel Governor and all his followers. Mercy, is greatly improved by the new T .. " rlu Li- .u e • . loping away like frisky houses. After him. "God's creature, therefore entitled Pleasure is cheap—who will not be- In other parts of the republic the friend. awhlle, Andrew> who Jupt a Hule t0 hp) anJ „ and extensive addition recently erected. f Ver r h ve r,9en an eneral stow it liberally? If there are smiles, bu,ldin ° f f * ' f * * lazy, and not half so unselfish as his We need iot'detail the words of hope sunshine and flowers all about us, let g presents quite an imposing war is looked upon as inev,table. j brolher, got tired of pulling and said he | and comfort, the promise and perC appearance. It is one hundred and us not grasp them with a miser's fist, .eventy-eight feet by one hundred. The «•»•• . ; would push. But he soon found push- ance of active assistance, which in a and lock them up in our hearts. No. in chapel i8 in the new wing and is of semi , V r ,, • - K harder than pulling; so. as the sled short time lifted up the poor man's head. Rather let us take them and scatter them Gothic style. It ¡8 as Iarge „ many of THE Louisville Journal ha.. been con- Was going down a slope, he got on be- and made him one of God's thankful about us, in the cot of the widow, among solidated with the Louisville Courier un-1 hind without John seeing him and rode I joyful "creatures." ' the groups of children in the crowded h^trnTy-e^hr^H' der the style ofthe Courier and Journal. for twenty or thirty yards to the bottom It would be well for us all, old and George I). Prentice has been the chief mart, where men of business connatecongregate, , wl hope^ of the slope. If he had jumped oil then young, to remember that our words and in our families and everywhere. We editor ofthe Journal since its inception anQ riidl commeneeMA m M AH dJ pushinL ' g again_ . * , JohT I n _ _»! - _ • • actions, yea, and our thoughts also, are can make the wretched happv; the dis- vice of Almighty God during the coming in 1830; but although he is apparently wouldn't have known about it; but l.e set upon never-stopping wheels rolling contented cheerful; the afflicted resign- year. We understand the Sisters are still connected with the new paper, kept his place, and John, without look- on and on into the pathway of eternity. prepared to receive a large number of Henry Watterson is announced as edi- ed, at exceedingly cheap rates. Who ing back, strained and tugged at the sled will refuse to do it? pupils after Christmas, and we have torial manager. that was twice as hard to pull as before. every reason to hope that their untiring, Now this wasn't fair in Andrew. But Llllaby. and thus far successful, effort, will be it's the way with lazy people; they not encouraged by the community at large MAKE YOUR OWN CANDLES.—Take 2 only neglect to help others, but often BY MRS. SARAH E. RENSHAW. pounds alum for every 10 pounds of tal- meanly exact service from others while Baby, what do the blossoms say, BUSINESS NOTICES. low, dissolve it in water before the tal- they are idle. Not a suspicion of the Down in the garden walk? THE Sistfrs of Mercy gratefully ac- low is put in, and then melt the tallow cause of his heavier work crossed the The Art of Glass Staining. in the alum water, with frequent stirring. They nod, and they bow, in the twilight knowledge the receipt of several cans of mind of John until he heard a school- Of all the arts brought in requisition by fruit. Also, jellies, apple-butter, &e This will clarify and harden the tallow gray; mate, coming along with his sister, cry mankind for the adornment of public and collected by Mr.. P. Cosgrave, aided by so as to make a most beautiful article out, "Get off there, you lazy fellow, and Pray, can you hear them talk ? private residences, perhaps none is less Mrs. Griffin and the Misses Sweeney either for summer or winter use, almost and help John pull!" They say, "O darling baby, bright, understoor d than the art of Glass Stain- M'Keown, for the sick poor in Hos- as good as sperm. ltal Andrew's knees were off the sled in a We are going to sleep; good night! good ing. The true history of the origin of P > from ladies of Freeport and the Soda moment, and John, who was pulling with night! the art, like the origin of Glass Making, Work». We omit the names of rr, ¥}•«./• l tt • i c? a'I his might, almost fell forward in the is unknown. For years the world has | donors, hoping they are registered THE President of the liniied States „, , u u i. . For the lullaby breezes have come to sing in i , a .i < . i r onnsnow when his weight was removed, accepted the story "of the shipwrecked j heaven, has accepted the twenty mile section of inj„„i , . , - , ... . How God takes care of everything." . i d c u i i i.i Andrew laughed and said he was on v sailors of Tyre, and received unquestion- Merry Hospital, Nov. 16, 1868. the Centran l Pacific Railroad and te e- :„ r.,„. „„, 6 , . ... , * u . . • . j in tun; and good natured John lorgave Sleep! sleep! ed the tales told of Venetian Glass Stain- nm enCm bira and ing, but modern research has destroyed | rj • rl ,™T . S joined in the laugh 6 . Bu^An- at the termination ofthe 350th mile, and I r.i, «•... , ,, , , , Baby, what does the robin say? the last fragment upon which they rest- onding with the 370th mile East of the f™* ^ 3 lltl,e mean; he couldn1 help CANCER CAN BE CURED, and no can Ho you hear his evening song? ed. \ arious specimens of stained and Scrofula, Tetter, and all Kindred Dis- initial point at Sacramento city, Califor- ' Then the three boys took hojd of the enameled glass are to be fouud in the | He sits and sings his sunset lay eases!—Vie refer the reader to the Rev. rope, and to their united strength littlo art cabinets and museums of Europe Fathers M. and P. C'ran», of St. Augus- With a heart all blithe and strong. j Mary seemed as light as » feather. Iiow j that, up to the present day, defy imita tine's; the Rev. Tather M'Ginn, of St. like fat horses they pranced and tossed He sings, "Good night, my baby dear j tion. Even the art of producing th A convention of the influential »en >eg Francis"; Rev. Father Sheafan, of Villa hesds fl iB alon the wind Slec sofl slee calors these specimens embrace has bee No of Wificon sih, Iowa Missouri and Mm- i ^ ' >* & £ " ' | P ' P well, and do not fear, nil va, and hundreds of other». Call or 8chool hou lost. Each artist made his own colars,. send for Treatise on Cancer, kr., ¿te. nesota met in Pran. du Chien, Iowa, on mer^ r^Zft^ - " I For somehow 1 know, as I sit and sing, pursuing his studies in secret, like the ' JAMES Mt NICIIOL, M. D., the 11th inst., and .««1took, „«_very„ earnest . y shoots that were answered by the That God takes care of everything." groups of children before tht painters, and their art died with them. No. 1322, Parish street, Philadelphia. measures for the opening of water com- IV door! Sleep ! sleep ! munication between the Lakes and the Mary had her lesson in A-b-abs per- One ol the commonest errors concem- Office hours from 8 A. M. to 2 P. M. fect, and there wasn't a happier child i ing stained glass is the supposition that j Mississippi river by the improvement of Baby, what does the cricket say the Fox and Wisconsin rivers. there when her teacher said, "you are ! what is termed stained glass is merely I i good little darling to come all the wly Do you hear his measured voice ? ¡painted glass. The manner in which APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.—The St.' in this snow and say so perfect a lesson." He says, "The sun has gone away, | the various tints and colors are produc- Vincent de Paul Society, attached to the \\ hen school was out two slrong boys And I've come out to rejoice. ed is scarcely less wonderful than the Cathedral, confidently'appeal to the la- DURING the last quarter the number j took hold of the rope with John, and changes which mark the various steps For the cool dew falls upon the grass, dies for donations of old clothes, to sup- of letters from Europe received at the ! away went the dear little scholar home ( in the transformation of the caterpillar ply the de mands made upon them by the Post Office in New York, was 938,111; j again, swiftly and safely, And the fireflies whisper, as they pass, ! into a beautiful butterfly. All the colors many poor under their charge. Parcel, number forwarded to Europe, 1,063,650; 'Cricket, cricket, come out and sing, j we see in stained glass are made from or addresses can be left at the Office of total number, 2,001,761. The total I How God takes care of everything.'" the oxides of various metals. Gold and the Cathedral any morning, from 10 to amount of postage received in the same Little Children's Work. Sleep! sleep! silver is largely employed in the art 12 o'clock; also at George Quigley*. time was $260,399. The nicety of the color depends upon Bookstore, Grant street, and at J. Dun- We remember being much struck by the length of time the sheets are subject- Baby, what does the katydid say ? levy'., in the Diamond. a little story, showing that "a word fitly ed to the heat, and in the different de- spoken," or, to use tne expressive He- Do you hear its hoarse, loud tone? AN election for members of the Legis- grees of its intensity, since the color» brew reading, given in the margin, "a lature took place in British Columbia It says, "I sleep the livelong day, obtained in the glass are burned into. THE Sisters ofthe Mercy Hospital word spoken on wheels," even by the on Thursday, November 5th. Foreign- In my nook so cool and lone. and, in reality, become a part of it, hence gratefully remind the ladies, who so • weakest and youngest, is precious as ers of three months residence were per- But now the stars no more are hid, it is impossible for it to fade. The »tain- kindly remembered the sick poor last gold and silver. or] „1 QOll 1 n (ho I<1 CM AII a M n 4 k J 1 _ /* F ' I A 1 I . . i. « . _ _ milted to vote. The ticket favoring ! ""j [ And I'm telling them what my Katy did— ed gl ass in the famous cathedrals of Eu year, that donations of fruit, vegetable», 0ne da a rope retains precisely the same color to- confederation with Canada was success ' , y tormenting a kit j Katy, my daughter, who loved to sing. butter, eggs, «fee., will be thankfully re- ten, when his little sister said to him, day that pleased the eye of thote who fui. with tearful eyes, "O, Philip, don't do ceived at the Hospital, Stevenson street, How God takes care of everything," worshipped in them five hundred year» it; it is God's kitten." or, when more convenient to the donors, Sleep! sleep ! ago. It will be seen from this that the at the Convent, Webster street. The word of the little one was not difference between stained and painted lost; it was set upon wheels. Philip OUR LITTLE ONES. Baby, what are your mother's words, glass is as different as any two things left off tormenting the kitten, but manv As you nestle upon her breast? that can be conceived. thoughts were awakened in his mind, MOUNT DE CHASTAL.—Studies were Little Mary. A single firm in this city have devoted | ... , | regarding the creatures he had before She says, "Come hither, my sweetest of resumed at this institution on the 1st of their attention to the task of revolution- I darling not to-day; the snow is j considered his own property. birds, September. It relies upon its merits for izing the business as it has been con- j too deep," said her mother. "God's kitten, God's creature the extension of patronage. Terms as "But I want to so badlv, mamma , for he For you must seek vour nest. ducted heretofore in this country. Up made it." It was a new idea. heretofore. For further information ad- dear!" and the sweet little lace, shaded The flowers and the robins have gone to to a recent date glass staining in Ameri- The next day, on his way to school, dress Sisters of the Visitation B. V. M., with disappointment, looked up with a sleep; ca has been limited to the operations o'f he met one of his companions who was Mount de Cliantal, near Wheeling, West pleasing expression. "I'm just in my parties whose facilities were necessarily beating, unmercifully, a poor starved- The crickets and katy dids their watches Virginia. A-b-abs. and 1 know every bit of my limited. They obtained their material looking dog. Philip ran up to him, and keep ; lesson.^ Oh, I must go to school, mam- fro.u the manufacturer, and were unable almost unconsciously used his sister's •And your mother will sit by your cradle to produce any considerable amount of ma! I've got rubber shoes, and I don't THE POOR or ALLEGHENY.—The St. words. He said, "Don't, doa't; it IS work even under the most favorable cir- j care a bit for the snow. Say yes that's and sing. Vincent de Paul Society, attached to St. God's creature." cumstances. The manufacturer, on the a dear, good mamma." Sleep! sleep! Peter's church, Allegheny city, appeal to The boy looked abashed, and explain- other hand, has provided to his hard I the ladies and the c°harifable'in general, "Indeed, indeed, my pet, the snow is ed that the dog had stolen his breakfast. too heavy for your little feet," answer- extraordinary facilities for producing an I for donations of old clothes, to supply "Never mind," said Philip, "I will article equally as good as that produced | the demand made upon it by the many ed the mother. 1 give you mine, which I have in my bas- C heap Pleasures. by the small dealer, if not superior, poor under its charge. Contribution^ Just then Mary's two ruddy-faced ! ket;" and, sitting down togethe , the Did you ever study the cheapness of! Messrs. Page, Zeller brothers John and Andrew, came stamp- little boy's anger was soon forgotten. ! I HIE SCRAP BOOK. \ 900 MILES I IMPUBE BLOOD MAKES SICK. ! GREAT ATTRACTION The bowels may be costive or some organ does AT A CONTRETEMPS.—A very well dress- its work weakly. Frcm causes like these gases V and gummy substances occur which poison the 182 LIBERTY STREET. ed individual, rejoicing in tlie appella- \ \ V. M OF THE tion of James Townsend, appeared in \ // blood; the perspiration may be cheeked; tiie feet JOHN O'REILLY the dock of the Border's Court of one / / may be so chilled that their feti.i c xhalations are of our western cities lately. His hair thrown back upon the blood. IJero is cause fcr S now prepared to offer the largest stock of UN 1 O \ PAC 1 F I C I was uncombed, and hung in elf locks pains, fevers, inflammations. In tht so eases Brand- | down his face; the face itself was hag- reth's Pills are wort.h more than gold. Five or s'x READY MADE CLOTHING, •y i cure at once. Remember they cure i y at once re- gard, and still retained impressions of a i \l o m> CL0III3, CA3S1MERES, VESHNQS moving from the body those matters whi-h poison night of dissipation. w, the blood and make us sick. These celebrated < v. a 1 Fiimi«liiiig (¿oocIm, "You are accused of being drunk." v.- 4 V- *A\ / / Pills should be in the house ready. "1 am so informed, sir," responded V Are now finished and in operation. Although this Ever offered in Pittsburgh. V VJmm' See B. Branprktb in white letters on the Gov- road is Vuild with great rapidity, the work is tho- His CUTTING DEPARTMENT. an4er » the culprit. V ' •^•'-r/zy ernment stamp. Principal cffinc Brandrbth roughly done, and is pronounced by the United management of an experienced Cutter, cannot k! "I shall have to fine you," said the ' House, New York. Sold by all druggists. surpassed. M Judge. States C smmissioners to be first-class in every re- nov 7-1m EVERY GARMENT WILL BE WARRANTED "1 presume so," was the reply. THE NATIONAL epeet, before it is accepted, and before any bonds "Where did you pet drunk?" can be issued upon it. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Give him a Call. "At the same place your honor did." | LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Rapidity and excellence of construction have ALBUMS, "What, sir!" been secured by a complete division of labor, and CHROMOS. d®c Ji-tf JOH^OREILLY. "Even so. But I attributed your OF THE by distributing the twenty thousand men employ- ed along the line for long distances at once. It is ROC K HILL COLLE^ Honor's being in that condition to the j E. &z H. T ANTHONY & CO., bad quality of the whiskey. I wish your !I UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, now probable that the ELLICOTT CITY, MD. 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Honor would make the same t xcuse for niS Institution, conducted by the Brothers of WASHINGTON, D. C. ®f th« me." Whole Line to the PACIFIC will be importation. i the Christian School», is incorporated to cob fer all Academical honors. It is situated noon « It is needless to sav ili explanation ruing ground, in one of the healthiest and most Chartered by Special Act of Congress Completed in 1*69. immolli Cav., rah«, was satisfactory, and the victim of b Du a trai Park, -Nrw fìreaada. picmreique portion s of the Mate, and within a few Approved July 25, 1808. Venrr.-u, whiskey was suffered to g<> on hi: w a V minutes walk of the Ellicott City railroad station. The Company have ample means of which the Hnu.itmi 1 he A ....ir»'. Druwirr China. rejoicing. lagìautiu Japan, TERMS: CASH CAPITAL, $1.000,000 Government grants the right of way, and all neces- England, &•<•., ête. Oar Importi-J Vu Board, washing, and tuition, A gentleman traveling to New York sary timber and other materials found along the -.! prodm'tmn. of Wm KtiftmiH, I) tmrnt, including fli« $260 00 r .miDen: photographers, concimi iig of Entrance fee. in one of the Sound steamers, during the line of its operations: also 12,S00 acres of land to Physician's fee. 10 00 iztrlaoU, I I rei a t:4, Spain. H.rcalinrara, 6 90 BRANCH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, the mile, taken in alternate sections on each side of "-• Wal.,. Tailfrlla Fontainrblean, Music and Drawing, extra. competition which has crowdcd the boats Po'iP"". Fl Cloud. Comprane, with all sorts of people, was very much its road; also United States Thirty-year Bonds, i t»frmany BRO. BETTELIN, Preside« BUILDING, t ry.t.l Pilar*. aug 29-3m FIRST NATIONAL BANK amounting to from $16,000 to {48,000 per mile, ac- tUiid1»b4., jI ItmiAustri«y , Tyrol, annoyedr ,' on retiringo to his state-room m, .. , , cording to the difficulties to be surmounted on the with his wife and children, to find a «here the general 1 us ness of the Company is 1 . . , ... , . . . , „ , . , „ various sections to be built, for which the Govern- i FALL G00D& group of "fellows of the baser sort" just transacted, and to which all general correspondence . . . . TEE LANDS OF TEE BIBLP , 6 F ment takes a second mortgage as security, and itts xrxrA bj-bj.,**, under his window, indulging in coarse should be addressedaddressed.. B J' ir». A Un, i'luminatH.... and . Trantp«. expected that not only the interest, but the prin- **•-.'• fr»at variety. We ar<- also rzriuaitr Aetata Airirr-ira conversation and vulgar jest. A waiter •'BR! K R'H fil.ASH Vir.WM," of wh.rh Wf h.** a cipal amouut may be paid in services rendered by "«1 t AS'nli for Frith'» Meri»« of a 1 4i«l )ig fli^tecrapbU sent out to remonstrate, was consigned DIRECTORS; »wiUfrhind, the Rhine. Knflaad. ScoUaml. Wale«, fte. the Company in transporting troops, mails, Ac. w- r, tifar ta ri »erjr iarf?!y, and hav« a ltrga w. H. M GEE. J. C. M PHERS0K. to place some degrees hotter than the Jay Cocke, Philadelphia. 0' K ol tk* bf$t ttpims at the /«••»•«< rafee. THE EARNINGS OF THE UNION PACIFIC rH0T«>GR \|»HIC ALBUMS - Onr Manafaetar* of Alhvma ta well boiler deck. After a moment's thought, C. FI. C'ark, Philadelphia. o*« thraagtiout Ibe coantry aa aoperior iu quaiity a od beaaty to alt F. R atohford Starr, Philadelphia. RAILROAD, from its Way or Local Business on- W. II. M'GEE & CO., the traveler filled his mouth with water AH arj! ».-r made in tm* own Fa-tori, and «or ateîra are different Wm. G. Morehead, Philadelphia. ly, during the rear ending June 30,1868, amounted «n 'of anv other make* Buyer* ahoald uot fail to aoa our from the pitcher, and opening his win- (Jeorge F. Tyler, Philadelphia. to over rcn ->,'«•>re cuaàiuf their fiurchaa«^ dow suddenly, expelled the water into J. Hinckley Clark, Philadelphia. Ao. LO ST. CLAIR STREET\ the darkness with the fearful retch of E. A. Rollins, Washington. Henry D. Cooke, Washington. FOUR MILLION DOLLARS, CHROMOS. cannot W é*unrftiW frm III the first agony of sea-sickness. The as- Win. E. Chandler, Washington. A"«' Oil Pain! • -l'in. I>"! a. vf .ni h.t«ornir coki, «n, dwr ««pr'- Imporr ltt lai(.!. Irad«j In>1 thni tonished rowdies, imagining themselves John D. Delrees, Washington. P.IIH. I.O, which, after paying all expenses was much more W »mi r*. lirOULD call the attention of buyers to thier treated to the contents of a sea-sick pas- Edward Dodge, New York. than sufficient to pay the interest upon its Bonds E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., H. C. Fahnestock, New i ork. I T f stock of Goods', which has been selected senger's stomach, hastily retreated, with Tht earning? aro no indication of the vast through 501 Broadway, N. Y., with great care, and contains all the latest styles of Goods to be found in a first class house. Gents curses on the qualmishness of their dis- OFFICERS: traffic tiat must follow the opening of the lino to Ijnpcrtcra uni ìl-iuafia ox riiolo.rafihic Matonaia. 1 wishing a turber, and using their pocket-handker- ^j the Pacific, but they certainly pro re that oot 10-4 m , . . ° f I henry l). Cooke, Washington, Prescient chiefs vigorously, while the ingenious Jat Cookk, Chairman finance and Executive Suit of Clothes Made to Order First Mortgage ItuucU TH08. DARDI: WM. J. DICK. traveler, with a chuckle of satisfaction, CommitteepMtT. retired to an undisturbed night's repose. ' Philadelphia, Secretary and j Will please aall and examine onr Qoods and prices. Also a full and complete stock of - S, IrsiiKR, " Ij Xtffjfc I Secretary. upon such a property, costing a early three times j DARDIS & DICK, "WHAR," asked a renowned stump r'RASCIS ti ÍJ11T», M cal Director. their a,m^unt. orator, who was trying for the office ol J. Ewino Miaes. M. D., Assistant Med. Director. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, FURNISHING GOODS. coostaple, "whar, my enlightened friends Are Entirely ?e<-*re. "ITTOrTLD respectfully inform their friend* and MËDÎCAK, ADVISORY BOARD: It 'he pnMi,-that thoy hav« opened an Uu- of the 6.6ih Militia Distriet, was Andrew dertaliing- Establishment at No. 118 Grant w. iv arc; ee à CO., J. K. Parkes, Surgeon-General U. S. A., Wash- The Union Pacifi • Bonds run thirty years, are for Jackson in the battle of New Orleans. P. J. Hon wit*, Chief Medical Department U. 6. ftreet, appo.-it? tne Cathedral, and are prepared to Wur he thar? By gum. he wur. lie N.. Washington. ; $1,800 each, and have coupons attached. They furnish everything: needed for funerals, at the low- MM ichant TAILORS. est prices. We furnish carriages at four dollare D. W. Bliss, Washington. l\.ir annual intere-t. payable on the first days wur a-riding up and down upon a bub- each. No. 10 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh, Pa. I if January and July at the Company's Office in tail Arabian, a wavin' of a crooked sa- »OI.K LTOK< M» ATTORNEYS: Mr. Dardis has had a large experience in this ber, and up to his armpits in blood and the City of New 1 ork, at the rate of six per cent, line of business, having b- en for a number of years Wh. F. Chasdlek, Washington, B. C. in gold. The principal is payable in gold at ma- c-innectad with the establishment of John M'Keon, mud, and a givin' the British thunder: (jeobgb liAP.niNO, Philadelphia, l'a. E. Houston. Jno. Higley. W . II. Houston. j turity. The price is 102, and at the present rate and is well known as an obliging, accommodating the genius of his country a holdin' of and attentive Undertaker. I of gold, they pay a liberal inc- me on their cost. her aegis over lie's head, cotton bales This Company, national in its character, offers, In soliciting a share of the public patronage, we E. HOUSTON & CO., of paveneering in front to protect him by rtason of its large capital, low rates of premium A very important consideration in determining feel confident of rendering perfect satisfaction, in the value of these bonis is the length of time they every particular. from danger, and the American Eagle, and tables, the most desirable means of insuring Shrouds, Habits, Crape, Gloves, Wax Candles, J hare to run. No. 107 Fifth st., comer of Cherry alley, with the stars and stripes in its beak, life yet presented to the public. Ac., always on hand. TIIOS. DARDIS, a sorin' aloft in the blue empyrean, sing- The rates of premium, being largely reduced, are It is well known that a long bond always com- april 11-tf WM. J. DICK. ing'Hail Columbia!'" made as favorable to the insurers as thosa of the j mands a much higher price than a short one. It PITTSBURGH, PA. best Mutual Companios, and avoid all the complica- is safe to assume t&at daring the next thirty years STAIXKD GLASS. tions and uncertainties of notes, Dividends and the the rate of interest in the United States will de- MERCHANT TAILORS, misunderstandings which the latter are so apt to cline as it has done in Europe, and we have a right KILLIAN RAAB. MF.LCHIOR IIASLEV. DEALERS IN cause the Policy-holders. to expect that such six per cent, securities as these HENRY E. SHARP, will be held at as high a premium as those of this RAAB & HASLEY, Several new and attractive tab'es are now pre Government, which, in 1857, were bought in at 117 & 149 East Twenty-Second St M MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN sented which need only to be understood to prove MEN'S AND BOYS' (LOTUNG, from 20 to 23 per cent, above par. The export BOOTS» SHOES AND GAITERS, acceptable to the public, such as the INCOME- demand alone may produce this result, and as the BETWEEN THIRD AND LEXINGTON AVENl E, AND F every variety, No. 188 Federal street, (three PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PRE issue of a private cerporarion, they are beyond the doors above Sample's Dry Oocds store,) Al- MII M POLICY. In the former, the policy- 0legheny city, Pa. reach of political action. IEW YORK. holder r.ot onlj Eecurcs a life insurance, payable Gentlemen's Furnishing j^f Particular attention paid to Custom Work, April 25-ly nov 7—tf at death, but will receive, if living, after a period 'I he Company believe that their Bonds, at the of a iew years, an annual income equal to ten per I present rate, are the cheapest security in the mark- Goods. PARIS EXPOSITION. Denfiie*«, Catarrh, Scroftila. cent. (10 per crnt.) »/the par of hit policy. In the et and reseive the right to advance the price at any A LADY who had suffered for years from Deaf latter, the Company agrees to the anured the total time. Subscriptions will be received in Pittsburgh J\_ ntss, Catarrh and Scrofu'a," wai cure 1 by a by SEWL\G MACHINE RESrLT! simplo remedy. llor sympathy and gratitude amount of money he haa paid in, in addition to tht prompts her to send the receipt free of charge to amount of hit policy. All the novelties of the season, such Eizhtv -tivQ Competitors. any one similarly afilicted. Address M. C. L. care The attention of persons contemplating insuring Hart, t aii^hey