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A Prayer. I ask not wealth , but power to take And use the things I have aright ; Not years, but wisdom , that, shall make aiv life a profit and deli ght. I ssk not ' .hat for me the plan Ot >:ood and ill he Jet aside, But that the common lot of man Be nobly borne and glorified. I know I may not always keep Jlv steps in places green and sweet, 2sor find tla1 pathway of the deep A path o!' i-alet y to my feet. But prav, that , when the tempest 's bre ath- Shall IkTcv ly sweep my way about , 1i-.uike nut shi pwreck of my faith \v the nnliouoiiit 'd hen of doubt ; Aid that , thoug h it be mine to know lluw hard the stoniest pillow seems . GluhI ante 's still nmy conic and go On tin- bli ght luddcr of iny dreams. J do nut a:-k tor love below ,— Thii: friends shall n-'ver be estranged ; livi Tor 'he power of lov injr , so My heart may keep its youth undianjred. Youth , joy, wealth—Fate , I give thec these : Leave faith and hope till life is passed ; And leave my heart 's best impulsed Fresh and uuf.iiiing to the last. For this I count , of all sweet things, The sweetest out of heaven above ; And loving others sure ly brings The fullest recompense ot lovo. |totaj. August 25, 1§G5. Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply, Two Ply. —Also— Stair Carpeting —Of— Plain , Ycnctian. aiMl Tapestry. Oil Cloth Carpetings Best quality and very pretty sty le;. A very larj^e assortment. We have ja- ^ t rrtumed from jiiirehasing a Lai;;c Stock of new "Wool Carpetings of all qualities , ami ''an show the largest stock in the County—prices low as tho lowest. Those in want will saw money by calling upon us. s. baker ' Jr., & oo., VAUMOU'i'H VOUT, j A short dift .ini'c to the east of our former place of busi ;i»"-s. Sept. :>, is;;:. . tf | MAR TIX L. BRADFORD & CO. i 1?8 Washiasglon -?ir o'clock , P. M. Leave New York Tcesuay , Tucks- day and Saturday . The new sea-L:uiii<; j Steamers Thetis, Metis and Doicis , 1500 1 tons each , will shortl y lollow , forming a dail y line. Freight received dail y. Ko chaise ibr wharfage. Bills Lading furnished to shi ppers For rates of frei ght , &e., appvl y to E. II. ROCKWELL , A-ent , end Central W harf, Boston , or to ISAAC ODELL , I'kv 27 North River , New York . | I THE E\'E. HP THE fcYE. j ©i* I. KHIft^T , ! P\y\,t s\eiaw a n d 0ccu\\at. i HAS discovered a new treatment for th« Eye. ; hv which lie is i-uring some of the worst | cases of Blindness and deafness ever known , without instruments or pain. CANCERS. —Dr. Kni ght 's new ireaiim-nt for Cancers surpasses all others now in use.— It cures without knife , plaster or pain , and j heels without a scar. Every kind of Di.-easc j treated with a great success. Humor * of «. vu- 1 ry kind eradicated from the sys tem. No "-hnivt j for consultations. Olricu, li.V.l Truruon; St. , ' Bostoa. BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. PHOM - - - S. M. PETTENGILL & CO. Diseases of th e Blood. Dr. Ti. GREENE has for moro than twenty years yiven special attentio n to the treatment of Career, Sciofnla , Humor, and all Diseases of the Iilood. His oilice is at 1 8 Temple Place, 3d door from Washington street. Bos ton. Pamp hlet descri ptive of treatment , tent lice. Office liours from 9 to 3. His Indian Remedies for sale only at the office. ITCH ! SALT ITCH ! BHEUM ! KEIDE ' S CRIMEAN 01NTMETN v,i:l cu:e ITCH , SALT KlIKUM , arid all cutane- ous dfceases. J'rico o.' , cuils. for eale by all Apothecaries. is rilLELGIl ,y ROGERS, ISOSroN , . . . . general Agents. BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS . FHOM - - 8. H. PETTENGILL & CO. Notice To Contractors & Carpenter s. r BM!E undersi gned takes this method of in- 1 _ funning the citizens of Barnstable County that he has nrranired 'o carry on the CARPEN- TERING BUSINESS , and will enter into Contracts on the most favorable terms to build HOCSKS, STORKS, or any other biddings required. All orders from his friends in this and the adjoining towns and villages will be promptl y and faithfull y attended to. Address , ANDREW S. MAYO. Chatham , Aug. 2'> 1865. P"J JUNE 2d. e*»%/«^@ NEW STYLES LADIES' & MISSES' BOOT S JUST RECEIVED. All our stock at very low prices. T. E. MOSELEY & CO SUMMER STREET. Boston , June 6, 1865. >WOKTHl.NGTON ,EMi ,l5osiun. TREAS UUER AND SECKETAItY. ¥. A. BROWN , Es.j. AGENT AND TRAX.SFLK CLKlilv . W. R. STOCKB1UDGE. Office , 49 Washington street, where samp les of the Coal nmy h'j seen. [E=F~Ea(:h Share of Stock in this Company entitles the holder to receive One Ton of Coal per annum , at its annual cost of production , ibr tho term of twenty year- . [O^This Company is or^ani.vd with its head quarters in Hartford , •• 'liisnectii- ut .aiul with a princi pal branch in Boston , for tin1 purpose of supp ly ing Coal at Cost to Stockhcil-icrs tino- out the New England St.it.os ; ihe Coal in all cases to be delivered !>v th 1: mosr direct aniljcoti '- venicnt routes of frei ght froiu lJhi!mii ;ipiii.i to vhc point of its delivery . App lication lor btoek can ne nmde to eituer of the following persons : A. li. Uallltt and Lot IIallutt, Hyauni.-: M .vrTiiiiws C. Hal- lett, rarinouth Port : Elij ah Ls-.wj s , ^l) . Barnstable ; Ci.auic Lincoln. Cenii 'i'vi:!-.:. HF"A. S. UALLETT corresjioudin ^ Agent for the County of Barustahli ;. aug 15—Cm American & Foreign Patents 1 1 . II. JZ O t> -\' , SOLICITOR OF PATENTS Late Agent of U. S.Putmt Otlire , Washington , [wiiler tin- Act <,/ 1S3".) 76 State St., ojjjho siSs'MiSEsyStreei. B O S T O N . A FTER an extensive practice oi' ujiwarr iFOf twen- 1 1 ty ye8is costinua? rc- eecuve I'utcn fii^ ?'¦" I*»>'- ted States- also in (jreat Britain. Frauue , and other forei gn countries. Caveat.1-. Hpevi ilicu'ions , liouds. Assignments, ami all paiier.-. or JJrav.in^s lor l's- tenty^xecuted ou libefii l term.", an-! v. h !i de^pate!:. Researches mude into Aincricar.or Korci^ii works, to determine the validity or uti'itv ot H.-^^nts oi Inventions—and legal or ot' ivr »ilvic« s-miiirfd in all matters touching tliesame. Cop ies oftlii.' claiuif of any Patent iuruiel":tl tiv remittiii j- O>\e. Dollar, AFsi enmeiiL? recorded a- ^Vii ' .rr:' ^ "! . The A gency is not only tnc !i.rj;oiii in ?s>-,i Knp- land, but throug h it iuvoi.li ';- !' .;iv u n!v.iiita;- ,.:s for aeeurin g Fatei.ts. of u^c^rt: ;:i;ii ;< ti.. 1 p:>itiitubi!ii\ of inventions liiisurpa^n-J \,y. i 1" not i^niiit:;? ura hly superior to , any which u:i!: I t - oil'i-rci l ilii-rn t'lyi:- wliere. The lt>linuiuiai.- bt- i.iw gi\ -cii in-m e that none is JIOKK SL'CCKS-l- '1:.1. A I '!' •:!•' I' A I'KM OKKXCE t han the oiib.-.- ril. . : :^:;.i :.. - Sl' fCKSS IS THK 1 1ES! l'KOUK ' .! ;¦ ¦ '¦' ¦ ¦ '¦ ' A .\ i A < , 1C -i A N I > ABILITY, he v\nu lil lahi t.'..t !•. .• !i-i> . -ii.iim laist rea- son to belitve , anil cu:. ¦ ..;•'.;•¦•¦ . i!i:,t :i! iioi.iiiit otlice ol the kind :ir< :ihe cl;ai ;;<^ ' .:: ': i-rv ''- . -:-iuh;il .-t-r victs po moderate. '! tie iKiii3L_ ."- Hi aoiM oi ! ¦, •¦ .snliscii - ber aur iug twenty je ar.- pacr. lu. >- en.:L:i.'u liim to accumulat e a vui- t cuJli-cuc.; ol t;.i-i'!ic:itic-iiri iind otlicial deciriouH relative tt 1 i;at'.M^ . These , be^ ii.iu-> iiis lxiciimu ii' ij- dry l>I lejrnl and mechauicai wur lts , an d liiil ;;ccou.iits of ji:t teiit« granted in tliu L-uiicd StutP.1- u'u\ Kin c.jie. render liim able, btyond uucstkni. io (. 'ilei . '¦u;>c'i ior ii;ci!i ties ior obtain ing l'ati'iits. All neceshity ol a juuruey to \Va*liir.{;teii . to pro- cure a pa teiit , ;u. d ti;e UMiui ^ri-at d'j ii; ^ l.'. 'cre. art here saved inventor )- . T E B T l 51 O N 1 A t. P . li I regard Mr. !'.iit!\ ;.t one ol tin- n:ut; C!iji..lj le and t-iiccet-r-iu J piy'j utioin.-r-' i\i:|i iviioin i have liad otiiciai j nteieoui>e. L U A Kl.lv.. jiA.': U ' i, Couiiiiir. -n;i:ei- oi I'alKiit.-!. " 1 have i.o l.tM°ta:iou in i;.-. i:iinj : iiin- n ui* that tlity cannot c-niii.oy » i.tis os. nio-v (.'•mj-ttent ai nt t i u ^w o r i n y , iuhj muuj Jup::Jj :r nt p.t :;in ^ Uie ir t Eij>- pli'oatioub ill a lorin to fttiiit io: !!.(. '!ii ::ii i-aiiy and j avorable coiK- .iutratioi; at she i':.;.i.i dii:(.e. ': l-.i J i l L N o lil j cl-.i- . Late (.'oiii ::.i:.-i' .lie; ._ 1 1 :!i.:iit . i. "Mr. It. 1 1. Eday Iiuh uunieioi na- !11 li. I i-.K.N ap- plicatioiii', on a:l but >ut 1.1 wlj ic ii puiou! , - lim e been granted , and iliut i. - :.u - j.».:.(.u. _ . ^uch un- init-taKa bie (nool ot >jieat iu.i> lii a:ni ;:ti.iitj mi Ins part leads Um :o rtcoin:ni.::C j LJ.j i.vtuioit lu appi\ to him lo jj ris'-'Ui e U .ur liaKiiif. Hi-iiie y i:iu\ be ruie of having the mout lailiilu: ui:;i: ':on Inviuwtd ou their cate^ , aij i! ki very rc»M.ii;.o.': >Ji;.ivt'a ': >> <.!ii 2\ I j' .liii.vii l". During eigiit Ji:oi:th^ 111*. - r-i::.tt:; jm.-/\ m ii.ecourte of hit large practice made o:i iwici-. jtjucted ap- plications tiJ.X 1 Kt-JN Jii'l'l.ALs, J-.V i-.lc l UNI ', o! v. 'liicli was ileuitidi iu m> Jj'avhi:. Ly Die Coiainis- sioiier ot i'ateu ts. i:. li. i:ddy. Boston , Ja n. S. 18K. \ v Reputation EstablishedI ¦ *J?Irs, IS. Ji.J&lle&it truly m public hessrf actresf i.and her ivand-erf ti? success is un/ip-re * cedented. MEer f &nie and her discoveries hss.i'e gone abroad ^ emid to-day she is in her line the largest man " uf actMress in the warld. Everybody Interested Ftessgft- asif l old etgcare alike beneMl f d by the tv ' j e of tl f Trs. S . «'5. rf t UiPs M*oy-M>s Mair JZlf storer and 11^::* J&rcss " iurj. F/3»rt. Kull direction. . Wif^M, accompany eac!. bottle ,-Pnce : ?!0. MiaPi a^- KKu ' .MBElt;— Tiis mtdiont f W £ * 4i ifj Hig *'" 'W ,S,ly f or OBSTINATE 'W* ~M CABB6. which all CH KA P remtdits of ^~3{a£i the kind have f ailed TO vVRV;also ,J^J2P inary Organs, re.'ult ing lio m imprudence , caupir.g improper discharg- es, heat, irritation , &c. It conta ins no Co/mna , Cubtbx. Turpentine , or any other offensive or inju- rious driiir. but is a safe, rure and pleasant reme ey that wiil cure in one ii:;l( tiie 'ime ol any oil'- er, or the price trill be rrj 'uw!> d You that hava been taking iialt^am t'opaiva tor months without beue lit, until sick acd pale your bre:i:!i aud clothes are tainted with its offensive cdor , throw it away ami send for a bottle of this .Sure Kemed y. It will uot onl y cure j ou at onte. but alto cleanse the Hyt>trin from tip hurtful drugs you have been tak- ing foloiii/. [C7= For Clirj nic ca?es. ot mouths and even years' duratiou. it i.-:a .'tf.-'M 'iv . Try it once: aud >ou will never taste t!ie (iisgn-'ling mlxture^ of Bultam Caynira again. O^-Oiie large bott)e geuerally suilicient to cure,-Trice ;-5. ALTERATIVE SYttlP. For Impurities of the Hlood resu lting from im- prudence , causing Eruptions on the . -ikin ; Hun- Throat , Mouth mid Nose ; Loss of Hair; Old Sons; Swellings; 1 'aias iu the Bones ; snd all other fiu'ii. - of an active poison in the sj Htem. GT7"No remod) ever discovered has done what has bem achieved by this. It cured a gentleman Irom the nouth. stopping at Newport and lor which )ie presenter! Dr. M. ivitli S50U, alter having been under tbe treat- ment of the most emine nt islivsichtus in Baltimore , Philadelphia and Kew York , lor ki ve veauf — Never (le^pai r of a pirmaiieut cure , no matter how obstinate j our cu>e has been , until you have tested the virtue s ot ti.i? potent Alterative . It i.- prepared t xpressly lor thf juiijiOm .and i^ supeiio. to any other rmieiiy (or . -i.cli cuit~ . lO^Oue larg i- bottle lasts a mouth. —J' rice slu. SEBYB LWKiOR iTiiR. For Nervouc Debility. .Seminal Weaknecf. I.o. " of J'owci , Impote ncv , Ccnlut-io n of Thoug ht, Lo^- ot Mtraor; , Initable Temper , (Jloomy Apprehe: ;. sious, Fear, Despondeucy. Mt!.iuoho!y. and »il otlier evils caused by s-.rr. i kahits or ixce\sive in- lialzmee. This sura remedy is conipo .-ed of the most soothing, and iuvig:»U to swindllnn ijuacks daily, which is worse thy;: thrown uwa-. This comes "from trusting t o tho uectptive ai:vi'i- tisemen ts of im. n calling ihciutelvts --Doctoi.-," whose only recommenda tion is what they s:> y of themselves. Advertising ;.Mysic::iiii- . iu nine c;:.-e.- out of ten , are impostors; tnni nit-iliciues ol thir kind found in dru^ stori-s »iv g'iin.vall y wor thle .--. —got up to sell and not K> c. i re. I' ae Sure Keine dies can be obtained at i:iy Uliii:*: only, aud i:n warranted as represented , m every respect, or tin price wn l be reiuuded IV-r. -ous at a uiM ai.ce m i be cured at home in the s h m t i s; possible time , b\ sending 'or tnem. Dr. . 'i^ttixm is a educate" physician of over twenty year.-' experience, Uii in atneral f iraclirt , until , couioelle I b> ill lieaiili tu ad opt an oilice practice, t reating all accidents ;e- Eu lting Irom imprudence in Loin . -exes.givin g tin.-::, liib whole attention. Circ;: l iirs giving full info- mat ion. with undoubted U- . -i ii.;o..::tl.i; alro a bo^il. ou special Disea>es , in : ; r-e a.' .ii u.velope, sei. free, lie sure trnd send lor tii ^iii. ;:ir witnouc le.-t i- iuon ials no si/anger can bt ti i:.- t i d . Ei.cIom- . tamp lor postage , an d uirec. to UU. AIATiTsOi1!. 28 Union St., Providence , K.J . feb 1i ? *i. r > Imiiortant te 1lic AHiictccI ! Dli. DOW continues to Iv ounsiiMed at the office Nop . 7 andt' Endicotf Si!-ci. Loatcn , on all di. ' eases oi a PUIVATE OU DO.LTCA SK NATL'RK. By a long cenrse of simh a:nl practical experi ence of unlimite d extent. i>r !) . has now the gnu i tication of pretexting the ii!ifV:r1ur.ate with rena dies that lnive never, sines he lirt-t introduce then failed to cure the most alarming cases ol . UONOKKHOEA AM) .SYPHILIS Beneath his tita'ment, all f lie Knr: ors of venera and impure blood , Impotency. Scrofula, oonorrhtc. Ulcers , pains and distress in t ' ne reg ions ot procrea tion , lnfhmati "n of lhe liiadder ai!d Kiiiiiey Hj drocele Abcsses, llurnors. frightfu l Swellii.^s and the long tinin of horri'nlc symptoms atteudin; this class of dis-'d .-e , are m:;de to Income as harm less as t!ie simplo-t ailin/>- of a cliiid. SF..U IN AL W i¦:AKN !:.SS. Dr. D. devotes a great )> .irt of his time to t'l-j treatment of those cases cau-cd by a secret and.-ol itary habit , which ruins tlsc- bo(ij and mind, unlii tingthe unfortunate individual lor business orsoci ety . Some of the sad ami melarclioi y effect pro duced by earl y habits of yoi:!h , nit Weakness o! the Back and li mbs , Dizziness of the head , Dimness ol eight , l'al pitatiou of the lit-sn I. Dyspepsia , JS'ervou-- ness. Derangement of the di gestive functio ns, Sy mp- toms of the Co).Mini;, tion , (it. The fearful effect on the mind are much to be dreaded ; loss of memory , confusion of ideas depression of spirits , evil fore- bodings , aversion of society, self-distrust , timiditj . &c, are among the evils produced. Such person? should , belore contemp lating matrimony, consult a physician of experience , and be at once restored to health and happ iness. Patients who wish to remain under Dr. DowV treatment a f«w days or weeks , will be furnished with pleasant rooiriH , and charges for board moder- ate, Medicines 8eDt to all parts of the country , with full directions for use, on receiving descri ptions ol your cases. Dr. Dow has aNo for sale the French CJapottes. warranted the be.-t preventive. Order by mail. Three for *1 and a red stamp. C A U T I O N . To Fouialrs in DriicKte filoallh DK . DOW , l'h\ siciau and tinrgeou , No . 7 & y En- dicott btreet. lioston, is consulted dail y lor all diseases incident to the fem;,le system. Prolapsus Uteri , or falling of the Womb , Hnor , Albus , bup- pression. and other menstruai derangements , are ail treated upon new pathological principles , and epee dy relict guaranteed in a lew days. Bo in va- riably certain is the new mode oi treatmen t , that most obstinate complaints yield under it , and the aillicted person soon rejoices in perfect health. Dr. Dow has no doubt had greaier expertence in the cure of diseases of women and children , thau any other physician in Boston. Boarding accommodations for patieu ts who may wish to stay in Boston a few days under his treat- ment. Dr. Dow, sin ce iSSO , having confined his whole attention to an otiiv;e practice , lor the cure ol 1 'ri- vate Diseases ana > emale Complaints ,acknowledg- es no superior in the United States. JN. B.—All letters must contain four red stamps or they will uot be answered. Office hours trim 8 A. 31. to 9 P. M CERTAIN CURE In nil cases, or No Chains j Tlutfc- iK, DOW is consulted daily, fro m 8 A. M. to 8 L/p. AI., as above, up on all ditlicuii and chronic diseases ol every name and nature , having by his unweaiied attention and extraordinary success gained a reputaliou which calls patients Irom all parts of the country to obtaiu advice. Among the physicians in Boston , none stand high- er in the profession than the celebrated DK DOW No. 7 Eudicott street , Boston, i hose who ueed the services ol an experienced physician and surgeon should give him a call. 1 '. S-Dr. Dow imports and has ior sale a new article, called the French Secret. Order by mail Two for SI and a rtd stamp. Boston , April 1U, 1SG5. ly [Copyright secured.] II. ITTlfS SURE IlfflU FOR ¦• HIGHLY COXCKNT1I.VTED" COMPOT^T) FL UI D E XTR ACT BUCH U , A positive and Fpc--iac Kcmoily for diseases of tho Klaildcr, KlilKiy. Cr»vtl ::n:?c^C3, L' ab!:.5 of Tteina. tion , rzzly Icilisorc -.Io-; , ¦ .¦¦ ¦ c--.il':A v. -'.'U the fv!!oTrli,j Eymptor.v-: " lmll.nos.Uion toI-:i.fr::cD, Lo.3 of I'uwcr , Logs cl ::err,ory, ;:i::j'M:i:y cf -rea:Ha;. \7cz 'i Serves, Tr-.n-.Y.in-, Horror cf Dl.caso, V,-^;cr^:ac-,3, Dimness of Vision , r;.l;i 1q the I'-ack , Eot Iliads , : ¦- -'^ S °r i::0 -'O'-' -r. Dryness of the Hiin , i:r-p'!oni of tUo i"ncc , UclvcrLt-J I.a:.-;i'.-ji:e, I': :;: : . ! CountcLance , ^.'ttc::'r.r F; :i"ra. Tliecs s;-:-ptOB!s, If £': ¦.- .ci !to t;'> on ,'n-hicb t!i".3 . '.. 'ell. cine iavariaoly remove ,, torn: folloTr— l-'ATI.'lTl", Jiri/.LL'TIf: I"IT S, ic, In one of T-hich t!u prilicrj ! :v.:.y cxj lre. ^"l. -, c.-.n Ejy they arc tot lrcu.nc:i::y iollo'.v..-: t,y those '¦ llrcM ulj. eases," r:=^: i-r '/ AX!) <:< >" .. I.MPTIO::? Jlanv r.roav. -arc of the cr:. '- ot !>iclr; ufierlt.T .li..* : • « ! •Kl.lconfer Tho t^-j :- ~. ' r.\: : : . -::u .-v.:-./.;¦> "¦> ' i-C".r ;.ii;.l'j •¦vJil.;^ \r, tho ti".«t' J 'f fi2 v.iseK'.ou. T!.e Cor.'i'.i'.utlon , ow: ?.UV-cte.! hy orjsslc —ealici:? , rcqulic- t'.ir. r.ifl of EK.i' .i-.i-j« t- .¦ -.l.-csgtL2^ .ir-'/Jnv^ori 1 .- tj .DPVf.cni, •,T;i:cunrL:i;:o:.:. '.; r..7. TA.v ' T o i' v\;n\;- lavarii:!/y c^o'. -a. A t-\AvVi\co:i". luce : ! : e iuc-s! 6ccp'. : : i l. In many affections peculiar 's,"cnitlcs, tri e ^rrBiCT Lucnu Is unequa' .cd \ \ : .-r-.y o'A- .ct rcrucly, enj for a' .l complaints Incident to tin. f.?x:or in ' .lie pecllN'icoi: c:i.v::'.;k of life, Z3~ £zi.,? L-^»TO\ViAnovE. ^~ Ko Family should be without It. •ETiSgia 1 I r5i-&K*C33ESs Take no B&lsam .T.Icrcur/, or n^pleasaat cietllclnc for unpleasant u:rl cianser. -!:.: u^circs. iiiiij iiJJuii ij o . 'i-'-iilJiui i)uij :iU .^ i'.i> r r-v- | r7^ ™ ¦ - ^ -¦. ¦-- , - ¦ r .. rj ?r n - I? r - L L'-j J-' i ; l ¦:. L :J .. ¦ '_¦: . ' - ¦ 'i' Lj v. .. . w) _ J Cur^s Secret lii. "?.^sr:. -> In ell their rtages ' ;' .('.' . : r -:r,c^£t,IJt'.V- c-no cliansrc of diet ,no Inconvenience 1.V.>"O i:Si'Ci5-"K:i:. ^W^pf 2 |wi ^sTs W e^^ j use tiT:L:\TBoi JD'! =r! E X T R A C T O U C H U Tor ail ElIectiniTi di.1! ¦U-c-^'i :.';' :on orcr.r. «, ' r, Letacr y - a n 'i s r, . : -:.:¦:: •¦:; :i:>:-i K, j 'romr.-hE!cvcrc -.i:-eo. ' • 'i: ,:;i .:.- !;.lroi=st'crhow ;.->ns :li:itling. L-l3ea.-Vo cr tL.vc ur;_:,.:.:. ic.Tiirctli^ .-.l-K-. 'i 1U'C ilELHBO!.D :S EXTRACT BUCHU Is the Croat Diuretic. Ami It Is ccrv.lntf iu-.vc ih-.dcrire J cli'cct la ell disc:;;! for Y/hicli it ii rccPKim<: " .'' .f. ! . BLOOS: BLOOD!BLOOD! Ilelinliolcr ss nionxY coxcEXTiuTrD coMPOiTsn FlUID EXT RACT 3AFISAPA RILLA , For puriiylnrr tha Blood,rcrnovlrg all chronic coastItu- tious' (i1fcu . ".cs crij !:.":from r.nluipnro Btatc of tl:c r.iood, anc the only reliable r.'-,;l eli'ect ual I:no\rn remedy for tbi cure of frVofBla , Ecald Ucm\, Belt, lihcara, Prjna an-l EwelliEga ci tho Eoc'jp , Ulcoratlo ns of the Throat r.nd Lc^s, Eio!clirs ,PIini,' .c;-. ou the Face,Tetter,Erysipelas, end all scaly Eruptions of tlio Skin, A^D BliAVTIJ'VXlVG THK GOMC££XI0-V- kot a Tew of the -worst disorders tliut aCict mankind arise from the corruption that accumulates In the tlood. Of all tho dis- coveries that have been made to purge It out,none c:j equal In cUtxt IIrLMiiOLu '3 Coapocxn Exteact or Ea:> EAr.'.r.iLi.. -.. It cleanses and renovates the Blood,icsli"? the vigor of health into the system,and purgco ont tbo humors vhith mnko disease. It stliculctcs the heaUli ? functions of the bod r,and espels the disorders that :;row and ranlcle in the Mood. Such a remedy that coaM la relied on has Ions been sought for, acd now.for the Crst time the public have one on v.'hlch they oan depend. Our space here do23not admit of ccrtiQcatC9 to shotr Itseffects, but the trial of a alnglo bottle -will showto tho sick tb:ti'. ba3Its virtues Burpassicg anytliing they havo ever tiScn. T^70 tablespoonsful of tbe Extract of Sarsaparllla ncldcd to n pizt of -water 13equal to tlio Lisbon riet Drink,and one bottle Is fully eqn^l to v.gallon of tho Syrup of Eursa- parllla,or tUo decoction ns usually made. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH, An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from hfibi!? ol dlsEipatlon,used In connection with tho Extracts Eacbn and Sarsapiuilla,In snoh diseases as recommended. E';- donee of the most responsible and rcllablo character iriil accompany the aicdicinc=. Also explicit directions for use, icllh hnndrcli of tUou:HKKB. Addre^j .-.ttcrs for Information,la confidence, to H. T. HSLUjfBOLD, Chemist. Principal Dejtots— Helmb old's Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y., OB TO Helmbold's Medical Depot, No. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST., PHILA. Beware of Counterfeits ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S ! T-AJCJC 3STO OTHER ! HEiMBt&jy s Family Discipline. Theie "i p e a thousand ways of adminis- tti -ir.^ disci pline without resorting to the red. We remember lhe course a mother •o. k with her children in the absence of i.iv husband. No sooner was the father ^;-r,e tiian her son manifested a disposi- tion to assuir.e the veins of government. His mother's treatment and conduct , thoug h she spoke not a word , were cal- culated to prove to her son that her au- thority was his law . The next morning, v.bile engaged in famil y prayer , he show- ed sj ir.e slight marks of disrespect ; this she passed over in silence. When , iq the course of the fame day, she made some remarks upon his improper treat- ment cf a younger brother , he manifested die st.me spirit of disrespect by a pecu- liar curl of his li p (so often seen in lads from 14 to 18), al the same time calling the attention of a little sister to a. cater- pi 'iur crawling o:i the floor ; this , too. .-he j iasu'd by, Mvniii y noticing the fact. 'J't-.-j followiiij ; mcniin^, whtn this disaf- ;'-_t ' .cd son cntficd ll:e breakfast roo;n , he did not , as usual , bid his irsuther a good Tiiorning. ^hc- umitti' d to send him a L'.ip of cctTcc. Tieatntl y, with a consid- e:^bi:: pclitencs* , he requested a cup cf ^effi e, which was at once granted. Tb.3 younger brotiier. having caug ht the same spirit of insubordination , was guilty of i !i-v same effense. A cup of coffee was , in like manner , withcld from hi:n . Tho ycupgf .T prother cautiousl y asked , ''Ain 't I r' -'-1' '-^ ;o nare ' "omc coIIV l1 r" "When vo ) f..-' k properl y for i' , aiul imt till then " '.v-:.? '.ho niuther 's rep ly ; adding, "Whe n ¦r.y !-otis forget to hid their mother gi;od j'-i.-rning, she wiil remember not to give '!.' m a cuj> of eoiFe--." On another oc- Ct":>i'"i;i , a 'little boy in thu same family, who had been hel ped to some honey, ate it vociferousl y, and , wit hout say ing any iliing, held out his plate for mora. No one at the table appeared to notice this rutle conduct . He said somewhat angri- ly, "Give me seme more honey. " "I sh ill not help you to any more ," was tho rep ly. "Then may I hel p inj'selfr " said the unmannerl y boy. "You may leave ihv: table ," said his mother. "If you do r:ct know how to behave better , you must iirrcaiier eat by yourself. The child , as uhuci i, be gan to cry and to make bitter com; luints. "You may leave the table ," said his mother , at the same time forbid- ding him to uiter a syllable ; and as he continued to poui , he was sent by him- self into an adj oining room. This mode of punishment , subjecting children to some self-denial , depriving them at once of some lawful gratification unaccompanied by a word , probabl y wil have more effect in curing the faults ol children than an ill-timed chapter on th< rules of politeness, or an hour's lecture on the duly and importance of obediencs to ptrents. It is believed that salutan disci pline and restraints are more fre quentl y wit held from children to save thi feelings of parents than their children. [Moth er's Magazine. Woman at her Needle. There is something extremel y pleasant and even touching,—at least of very sweet , soft, and winning effect ,—in this peculiarity of needlework , distinguishing women' from men. Our own sex is in- capable of any such by-play, aside from the main business of life ; but women , be they of what earthl y rank they may. however gifted with intellect or genius, or endowed with beauty—have always some little handiwork ready to fill the tiny gap of every vacant moment. A needle is doubtless familiar to the fingers of them all. A queen no doubt plies it on occasions ; the womanpoet can use it as adroitl y as her pen ; the woman'e eye that has discovered a new star, turns from its glory to send the polished little instrument gleaming along the hem of her kerchief , or to darn a casual fray in her dress. Aud they have greatly the advantage of us in this respect. The slender thread of silk or cotton keeps them united with the 6mall , familiar, gentle interests of life, the continuall y operating influences of which do so much for the health of character , and carry off wha t would ot herw ise be a dangerous accumulation of morbid sensibility. A vast deal of human sympath y runs along this electric line, stretching from the throne to th£ wicker-chair of the humb- lest seamstress , and keeping high and low in a species of communion with their iondred beings. Methinks it is a token of gentle characteristics when women of high thoug hts and accomplishments love to sew ; ( specially as they are never more at home with their own hearts than while so occupied. And when the work falls in a woman's lap of it own accord , and the nerdie involuntaril y ceases to fly, it is a sign of trouble quite as trustworthy as the throb of the heart itself.—H aw- »horne. TJte Lord's Prayer. Supeiior is this prayer in comprehen- eiveness , excellence and brevity, holy in substance , solemn in manner , an d sim- ple in expression ; so plain that the most ignorant, may understa nd it; and yet so full that it comprehends all our wants and intimates all our duty, showing not only what :s fit to be tsked , but what manner of persons we that ask ought to be. And well , therefore , mi ght 1 'ertul- lian speak of it as the epitome of the gos- pel , since it contains our persuasions of God's love, cur desire of his honor , our subjection to his authority, our submis- sion to his will , our dependence on his providenee : together with our earnest sup plication for mercy and to deliver us from the guilt , and for grace to deliver us from the power of sin : concluding with acts of faith , and praise , and adorat ion. ICabirs' gcjartmrat.