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Bar. W. J. SH.UEY, Publisher. “NCTW WE SEE THBOUGH A GLASS, DABKLY; BUT THEN PACE TO PACE.” Her. MILTON WEIGHT, Editor. VOLUME XXXVI. NO. 7. DAYTON, OHIO, OCTOBER 20, 1869. WHOLE NUMBER 1535.
RELIGIOUS TELESCOPE. and far between. Reaching the foot For more than a hundred miles we are in life and character, our children, in ing over, the farmer sets himself to A Great Missionary Meeting. hills we commence the upward ascent. were passing through this kind of a great measure, will.be. We make an Harvest his corn-crop. This is one of published weekly at $2.00 per Annum, On and on, and still on we went, country. . Here, in this dismal region, indelible impression upon them, an im the great staples of the really great The American Board for foreign mis FOB THU CHURCH OP THE through deep ravines, around terrible we passed through what is called the pression that they would not free them state of Iowa. This season, however, sions, sustained by the Congregational gulches and canons, until we reached Ten-mile Canon—the wildest place I selves of if they could, and one they the corn-crop is rather light, owing to and New-School Presbyterian churches, KITED BRETHREN IK CHRIST, the foot of Trinity Mountain. Here ever saw. To describe it would be could not if they would. Our example the many and unheard-of floods , that is now celebrating its sixtieth anni we commenced to go up in earnest. impossible. Sometimes we w^re is ever at work upon the family circle. have come upon them during the sea versary in the. Third Presbyterian , Wrtr «very ten new subscribers, or old ones renewed, » i S h wnb the cash, we will give on additional copy For more than a day we had been as above the tops of the tallest trees. Silently, and it may be slowly, yet son. It has been a hard” season for, the church in this city. The attendance is 'They may bo sent one at a time or all together. ShTraraon sending names will be expected to keep ac- cending, and now we had six miles Many years ago an emigrant train surely, it is blessing or blighting the bud people. Wheat was very poor, and very large, and the services are held, at Mrmtdf the number sent. (Subscriptions f0r a shorter time than one year are more to the summit. Here opened up got into tills place, and were nine of immortal life committed to our care. much of it spoiled before. it could her the same time, in two of the largest -Motived nt the same rates. The terms are strictly cash in advance, and the sub the finest scenery I had ever looked up weeks in going ten miles. “'But I will We shall die and be buried; but the reaped and thrashed, so that. it is churches in Pittsburg. Last year was scriptions are discontinued as soon as the time paid for on. The road winds along the side of hurry along. Finally we reached echo of our voice shall be prolonged scarcely marketable at any price. one of great prosperity at home and ^jommnnicatlons should be addressed to the Editor, business lette™,n the mountain, where, to the unskilled Willamette Valley. I have not yet through many succeeding years. For Bishop Weaver thought there ought to abroad. The Board supports eighteen engineer, it would be deemed impassi passed through its whole length. I am gotten by many, we shall live both in be a law passed to prevent the people missions in Asia, Africa, and among ble. In some places the road is very now in Philomath, some seventy miles the memory and conduct of those that from leaving their wheat in shocks out the American Indians. In these mis SATES OP ADVERTISING. narrow. On one side it may be two from the head of this valley. When I grew up about us. Long after our in the field till September. I wonder sions there are six hundred and forty- one sun are flO lines Agate' typo, or its equivalent have seen more of it I will tell you tongue is hushed in death, will the who would pass that law? It would roweJi first Insertion------|1.50 hundred feet high, almost perpendicu one stations where the gospel is preach Onesquare, each additional Insertion...... 1.00 lar, and on the other side as fax down. more about it. voice of parental character be heard. have to control the clouds. If the ed. The number of ordained mission All advertisements for a less time than three months will be charged by the square, unless otherwise agreed Everything seems to depend upon the Do you ask me how I feel ? Well, The changes of life, the cares of the bishop can persuade the Iowans that he aries, physicians, and female assistants upon All of three months, and over, will be charged atthc following rates:______skill of the driver., A variation of one sir, it would be very hard to tell. Five world, the eager pursuit of business, can do that, he may secure a seat in their sent from the United States, is three foot, and you go down from two to three days and nights on the stage through the rough brushing by of men, the ef state legislature. hundred and fifty-two. Of native pas yTnmber of Squares. 11 3 mos. | 6 mos. Il2 mos. hundred feet. Reaching the summit those mountains gives a man a bit of facing finger of Time, can not obliter The com husked, or cut up in shocks (too square,. . . « 13 $ 2a UU tors there are one hundred and six, and Two square,... 27 00 45 00 experience that he will not soon forget. ate the impressed life of parents. Our to be . husked, or fed to stock without Three squares,. 40 00 C7 50 you might imagine that the worst is of native preachers, helpers, and teach 54 00 00 00 now over; but no, it is just commenc I slept four hours during the trip— sons and daughters will not only think husking at all,, through the winter, the jj. tO squares, . - ...... 67 50 112 50 ers, eight hundred and seventy-five. One fourth column, . . . . 47 00 81 00 135 00 not on the stage, mind you, that was and speak of us tenderly and affection- fanner starts his plow for his next Quo third column...... 152 00 100 00 ■ 155 00 ing. The driver cracks his whip and Whole number of laborers connected One half column,...... 87 00 140 00 235 00 away you go, down, down, down, full out of the question, biitthey stopped a&ly when we are gone, but will be wheat-crop. I had supposed that as Two thirds column...... 2 0 0 0 0 310 00 with the American Board, one thou Three fourths column, . . 245 00 415 00 at one place that long. I am badly governed in life by our undying influ the wheat was not sowed till spring the One column (20 squares). . 310 00 525 00 speed, from eight to ten miles an hour, sand three hundred and thirty-three. never checking up until you reach the used up. Every bone and muscle is ence more than any or all other pow plowing had to be done then; but I The- entire income of the Board—the bottom, ou the other side. sore—I am sore all over—and that, you ers in the world. learn that land plowed in the fall re voluntary contributions of its friends— Between Trinity and Scott mount know, is a good deal. Josh Billings Then the early sowing of holy seed, quires nothing more in the spring than was $424,457;. derived from legacies, Circulation, 12,000. ains we passed through a most dismal said that Brigham Young was the most the implanting of correct life-principles, merely to have the wheat well harrow $93,562; the ^balance from churches and; region. Hills, bluffs, rocks, gulahes, married man he ever saw. I presume and , the inculcation of all that relates ed in, and the grain will do as well, or individuals. The total expenditures ffiDtrespotiiiefice. and mountains are all-around. j, that I am the most sore man in this to that , higher life, “a . life hid with better, than, if it had not been plowed1 was $331,661.32, leaving a debt of $5,- Scott Mountain. The ascent is one region. There was but one through Christ and God,” should be the stud till spring. This is a great help to 925. Where? mile shorter than Trinity, but is passenger, and he gave it up the fifth ied, earnest, continued work of every the farmer. He can plow for wheat The Board published fifteen millions enough steeper to make up for all that. evening. I advise all men, every •Christian parent. The conversion of after nearly all the other work of the nine hundred and fifty-seven thou- . Didst thou say I would find in this world of It was a beautiful moonlight night where, that have the least regard for a our children—I prefer this old-fashion season is done. And it is much better sand six hundred and forty one pages, ours, when we crossed this mountain, and it common humanity, never to under ed word to any other—should be sought for man and beast fo plow in the soft thus using the press to scatter the This land oftho blight, undecaying flowers, take to go through without stopping at first and most of all. We do not cen ground and cool atmosphere of Novem ; Some fair Arcade, where the air is free, would be utterly useless to attempt to leayfes of the tree of. life among the per describe the scenery. I will give but least twice to rest and sleep. The peo sure parents for their anxiety to have ber, than in the heat, and dust, and ishing: nations of the earth. The num- And death js not graven on leaf and tree? ple are very kind and hospitable.- their children excel in secular educa- one instance. We wore moving up the fiieSf 'smdf D/tentimes the hard pan dr C'M’renes planted on heathen Didst tell of aland where hope’s star of light Some people in older countries might ueation—start well in the world—sue-’ that greets the plow-share in the east grade at a very slow rate. The night learn some important lessons in genu lands is two hundred and twenty-nine* Will never waver nor set in night, was cool; rather chilly. All the curtains ceed in some business or profession, ern states, in August.- with twenty thousand seven hundred Where flows the fountain of living youth, were fastened down. Two or three of ine hospitality by visiting California gather riches and get a name; but we Beyond all question this is the most And friendship’s vows are all made in truth? and Oregon. censure, if at all, because they seem to and eighty- eight members. Add the passengers were asleep. The grade, prosperous of the states west of the ed during the year, one thousand J. W e a v e r . be anxious for nothing else. It is sad Is there a spot on this earth so fair? except at a few places, was very nar Mississippi. It is out of debt !^ How six hundred and eight.' In the ed Septem ber, 30,, I8G9. that many Christian parents suffer ten Oh I if there is, canst th o u tell m e w here? row. We met the stage coming from many other states, east or west of the ucational department of this great Speak; and I’ll travel this world all o’er, the north. Our driver took the lower or twenty years to pass away without MiSsissippi/ean say as much ? On the evitngelizing work much has been ac Search every land till I find that shore. side. I supposed they were passing The Conversion of Children. taking one of their children aside for question of education it is wide awake. complished. Sixteen boarding-schools, prayer and Christian conversation—that Is it in some distant storied clim e, nicely. All at once our driver called The public-school system is excellent, nineteen'theological schools, and four Whose inhabitants mark not the steps of BY REV. P. H. DAVIS. there has been no family customs that and there are many seminaries and hundred and seventy-eight free-scliools, for help. I tore the curtain loose to taught the little one the fear of God or - Time, spring out, but was detained a moment, colleges, some in operation, others in with thirteen thousand five hundred Where change hath not lingered, nor dull How wise and beneficent is that law the praise of Jesus. We would not ad for the other stage was in the way. I process of erection; and all are receiv pupils, are sustained. In the training decay? of nature which makes necessary a vocate a narrow, sour, ascetic system ing a hearty God-speed from the peo and theological schools there are four **Sfo; it is not. thore,” I can hear thee say. could only get out by jumping on the protracted childhood! This is peculiar top of the other stage, and then jump of family government. Let home be to ple. hundred and eighty-six students. The la’ it far aw ay o’er the surging flood, only to humanity. The young of the our children bright, cheerful, and whole number of youths under instruc ing down at the rear end. Up to this lower animals are soon able to protect thoroughly genial, denying them no Land is cheap. While improved farms In -Syrian garden, where Eden stood? time I did not comprehend the situa sell for twenty-five to one hundred tion is fifteen thousand five hun Ah, m ethinks I can read, on th y clouded and provide for themselves. How dif lawful pleasure [or agreeable associa tion. In attempting to pass, the lead- ferent with man! He comes into the dollars per acre, owing to improvement dred. This is a glorious and en brow, horse had been pressed so near the edge tions, and bringing them up with broad and location, good land may be had a few couraging record of what the Lord of '.That one dark truth—*4 ’Tvs not E den now.” world the most helpless and depend and healthful views of life. Let this the harvest is, doing through one of the that he had gone over. There was a ent of all creatures. He needs a par be done, but let not the other be left miles from the railroad stations, at from Dbee it lie ’mid tho scenes of my childhood’s .stone wall about three or four feet ent’s watchful care, not.only for a few undone. Seek, by prayer, conversa six to twelve dollars per acre. Think, great evangelizing agencies of our , home, high; at the bottom of this there was a of it! Land that will produce seven American Zion. ! Among tho glades where I loved to roam ? months or even a year, but for many tion, and life, to win your children to projection of some two or three feet, years, during his infancy, childhood, Christ, and train them for[heaven. See ty-five bushels of corn, or thirty bush On the platform, as officers and cor Where' the river washes tho silv er s tan d , and he had caught on that. The off- els of wheat to the acre, in a healthy porate members of the Board, could be And the moss creeps low—is that sunlit horse seemed to comprehend the situa and youth. Should the child grow to to it that your child is God’s child, land? full manhood in a few few months, Ls j Eeartlily homes are doomed to be climate, under a free government, at found men that the church and the tion and stood firm as a rock, and six or eight dollars per acre! And yet, world delight to honor-—men of talent, “ No. JEven memory, wandering o’er thereby kept the other from going over. it not evident that the consequence soon broken up, earthly dwellings un would be fearful ? But in wisdom God roofed, and earthly ties to be dissevered. thousands of , men in Pennsylvania, learning, and ardent piety. The presi The fields of the past, in the days of yore, By a hard effort he was gotten back in Ohio, and other states, rent or lease all dent, Rev. M. Hopkins, D. D., of Must fail to find, on the shores of Time, has protracted, through a number of And when we stand by the bedside of a to the road. Our vehicle stood on the . their lives, and eke out a miserable ex Williams College, Massachusetts, and ■ The precincts fair of the, sinless clime.”’ very edge, of the road. If the lead- years, and, in our experience, the long son or a daughter in their last sleep, in est years, the seed-time of life. For the darkness and agony of that hour istence, when with a little pluck they the secretaries, Rev. Drs. Treat, Thon, if not in my past, shall my future bo horse had not caught on the projection, we will feel how hollow is everything might procure excellent homesteads of Wood, and Clark, are tried and faith Crowned with tho light of the m ystery. he would have drawn the other horse ten, twelve, or fourteen years, children are, for the most part, in the home cir else but the satisfaction offered by the their own, and live in independence ful men, full of zeal and love for the Shall I reach that land where love grows after him, and they two would have and plenty the rest of their lives! cause. Hon. W. A. Buckingham, . not old, cle, under the tender and solicitous care evidence that our child has gone away drawn the two wheel-horses over; and, to be with Jesus. Blessed are the par I suppose many such think they United States Senator; Governors Pagp . Nor Friendship’s heart lies untouched, so of necessity, we must all have gone of the parents, those who the child in cold? ents of those children, and blessed are would see hard times for a year or two. of Vermont, and Barstow of Rhode down from two to three hundred feet. tuitively recognizes and looks to as its Island; Judges Williams and. Strong, guide, provider, and protector. This the children of those parents, who in and hesitate on that account. But if Where, where Ls that land, which we have But the Lord reigneth; and the mount bereavement’s inevitable hour can it were so, it would be better te endure of Pennsylvania; Hon. C. H. Olds, of not seen, ain was crossed safely. extended “seed-time” is the parent’s Ohio; Hon. W. A. Dodge, the princely Where change comes not, nor the blight opportunity, and, in a large measure, solace each others’ hearts and wipe hardship for a short time than be a Next in order we came into the ; mere underling all their lives. But I. merchant of New York, and a host of hath been? their only opportunity. It is when the away each others’ tears with the hope ^distinguished civilians, with many well- “ ’Tis that other life; a sweet reward Humboldt; region. These mountains wax is warm that it receives the im of a speedy reunion in the skies, and doubt whether they would have any .Prepared for those who have loved the are not so high as those already cross harder times the .first year, as a rule, known and eminent divines are here, press of the seal; it is when the clay the cheering prospect of an unbroken and, by their presence and stirring Lord.” M. E. L. ed. Here and there may be seen small is soft that it may be molded into shape circle before the throne—“No wander than they have where they now are. valleys under a good state of cultiva Young men! The West is the place for words, cheering our hearts and strength on the potter’s wheel; it is when the er lost; a family in heaven.” ening our confidence in the aggressive tion. Passing along this valley my Dayton, Ohio. you, if you are willing to roll up your Letter from the ^Pacific Coast. tree is young that it may be inclined in movement of the sacramental hosts and attention was called to Mt. Shasta. To any direction; and it is when the heart sleeves, and, ip the sweat of your face, the unpracticed eye it did not seem to the salvation of our lost and ruined, Mr. E d it o r : — Soon after the ad is young, and the conscience tender, Scraps From Iowa. dig an honest and ample living out of race. journment of the California Confer be more than five miles away; but in and the mind impressible, and the im the earth. But why this exhortation? reality it was forty miles distant. They are coming, “Six hundred thou Ten seats in the church are reserved ence, I made arrangements to start for agination active, and the spirit hopeful, for returned missionaries and those the Oregon Conference. For a time I Grand old Shasta, rising up in the and the disposition pliable; before sor Iowa, contrary to the expectations of sand more!” The trains are loaded shape of a cone, to the distance of fif with immigrants. The highways are that are soon to enter upon the work. was undecided whether to go by land row has soured, or prejudice has early settlers, is becoming an excellent Our eyes rest with deep intent upon or water. From the representations of teen thousand feet above the level of warped, or disappointment has chilled, thronged with movers from Ohio, In the sea. The sun was shining brightly, fruit-growing state. Wherever the ap these servants of God, and we grasp others! had a right to expect'that if I or vice has stained our youth; it is then, ple-trees have attained sufficient age, diana, Illinois, and Kentucky, going and we were suffering with the heat. to Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas; their hands with untold emotions. would go by water there would, more then, or in all probability never, that at least in the south half of the state, Some are aged. Forty yeairs’ toil oh than likely, be a pretty general revolt It was a little refreshing to look out the Christian parent or. guardian must and some are even bound for Colorado npon this mountain and see the snow they have a bountiful crop this season. heathen shores has entitled them to a of the internal states, and not liking do the work of molding and directing And they are as fine apples as grow and Dacotali. They have their families cessation movements of any kind, I glistening in the sunlight . The friends and all their effects in two-horse wag visit to their native lahd, and a cordial the religious character and life of those anywhere. I have seen specimens of welcome by the churches of Christ. concluded to try the stage; so gather of Mt. Shasta, and those of Mt. Hood, committed to their care. gons. A family will thus move west have had some controversy as to the the Bellflower, Tulpehocken, Fall Others, with fewer years of labor, have in g up my baggage I was off. Six There is nothing quicker than a Pippin-, Maidens’ Blush, and many one, two, or even five hundred miles hundred miles by stage through a hight of those mountains. I believe, in autumn—camping out at night, broken down in health, and seek its child’s ear; nothing more retentive and other varieties, equal to any I ever be restoration and a return to their fields mountainous country looked [rather however, that it has been decided in fa reproductive than a child’s memory; cooking and eating as they go, and vor of the former. This mountain has held in Ohio. Wherever I go grapes of of service far off among the gentiles. formidable; but having set this as a nothing more sensitive than a child’s the best quality are abundant. It will, living as happy, while on the way, as murk in life, to go as far as I could, (I served as a polar star to the red man the families of some merchant princes Others are putting on the armor, and heart, and nothing more imitative perhaps, never be much of a peach in the strength of the Loril of hosts are *uy this not boastingly,) I resolved to that roved these mountains through, than a child in its habits. But is this of Fifth Avenue. In three or four also to emigrants that were seeking growing state; but pears, cherries, and soon to meet the enemy in distant and . "fcy* _ And now, perhaps,,Mr. Editor, a not either practically unknown or for all the small fruits do well. All they years these: same families will return their fortunes on this coast. by the railroads, part of which are yet benighted lands. The conversation few items by the way would be inter- gotten by the most of parents ? Often have to do is to plant and wait for the and addresses of these brethren and eeting to at least a portion of your read- The mountains continued to growless the conversation of parents in the hear season to come round, and they are to be built, to visit their friends in the East, and tell them that they are the sistere\who have seen service, or are •■j*8, uote everything I saw and in size but not in number. The valleys ing of their children is of a character to sure of an abundance. soon to'enter the work, added great in heard, even if memory were faultless, Were becoming more numerous and beget prejudice, and produce antipathy owners of good farms and have their somewhat larger. Here and there a “ MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES.” pockets full of money! God bless those terest to che varied services of this long- would not do. I can only give a few. to that which is good. Like a bitter to-be re nembered anniversary; and The firstjday out from Sacramento little town may be seen, where the east wind, it comes across the incipi The Hawkeyes believe in this prov who’ have the courage to move West and fill up those vast prairies. those of us who enjoyed these high and was a day of considerable trial. Pass- weary traveler may find liquor of al ent piety of the child, and cuts off the erb; and as the sun did not shine much delightful privileges will return to our mg up the Sacramento Valley, partly most any variety. Jacksonville is a blossom that might have set to fruit. in July and August,, they are making W . M cK e e . Marengo, Iow a, Oct. G, 1869. fields of Christian toil with renewed by Tail, but mostly by stage, the dust town of some notoriety, located in Words spoken, deeds done in the pres hay in October. Mowing machines and zeal, faith, and love. was so terribly bad as to almost suffo Umpqua Valley. ence of our children, whether right or rakes glitter in the bright sunshine as B . W . Ch i d l a w . cate the passengers. This valley, up as Oregon. Here is the finest timber, wrong, are seeds in “virgin soil,” and they move over these great prairies— F o u r G r e a t H i n d e r a n c e s t o Pittsburg, Pa.,-Oct. 7,1869. mr as Red Bluffe, is most beautiful to and the most of it, I ever saw in one will, sooner or iater, by a law of nature God’s own meadows. The hay, though P r a y e r .— 1. Too much outward busi- look upon; but the soil, as a rule, is country. The fir-trees attain the hight as sure as that which causes the stone, not equal to red clover or timothy, is of nessuncommanded by God. 2. Too lit Prayers and tears are the weapons uot good, and it is generally too dry for of three hundred feet, ranging from when dropped, to fell to the earth, an excellent quality, and stock of all tle subduing of the body. 3. Too little with which the saints have- obtained cultivation. Improvements are few three to six feet in diameter at the base. yield corresponding fruit. What we kinds fere sumptuously on it. Hay- j privacy. 4. Too great slothfulness. the most glorious victories. turo, and ordered that,§10be raised byeach presiding'elder, on his district, as sooii.as possible, and transmitted to the treasure? o f th e bo ard o f tru stees. , The conference: re-elected the; ,following^ officers: J. M r Hershey branch treasurer, and' H. A. SnCpp,branch ' Secretary o f th e missionary society, and J. SurranMas&aatt^ rer of the benevolent fund. The conference accepted a donation of the undivided one-half ofrthe Roanoke .Claes?; ical Seminary jin.d Boarding _Hall fforn. Bishop .T. W eaver and the bondholders'and citizens of Roaholce, and the following per-: sons wore elected trustees, to .be re-elected b y th e n e x t quarterly conference of Ro anoke Station: F. Thomas, H. Bash,' N., Castle, H. J. Sholty, and J; M. Hershey, to hold said property'for the conference. ‘ Jo h n S ilvins, n. A. 8nepp, H. Freeman,' T. T. Linn, and FT. Castle were selected to- be elected trustees of Bourbon Seminary, by the Bourbon Quarterly Conference, at its next session. Thei conference ordered the m issionary ; treasuror to pay J, McLucas the sum of $6.60, an d B. W illis $26.66, out o f th e m on ey appropriated to T roy M ission. The missionary treasurer was also in structed to borrow money and pay the amount still duo to missionaries. The .conferenoe spent two hours in hear ing J. Surran, N. Castle, J. M. Hershey,. and II. Freeman deliver orations on the lives and death of E. H.-Lamb andO. Had ley. T'C ■ OHM J"T 8 TTOL RELIGIOUS TELESCOPE, OCTOBER 20, 1869. 51
oonferenco to sed that the Advisories.—Parmer, Osborne, Skeslor, are resolved, also, to greatly increase the Sunday - schools, 49; scholars, 618;. teach chiefeet among ten thousand.” If then noon. Then preach Christ. You ask S-SSS&SK ' out. Eokels, Vandeyor, Dunham, Soe, and’ Prof. circulation of tho Missionary Visitor an d ers, 242. Collected for S unday-school p ur- you have never seen any beauty in me how to preach Christ? In. your Child-rat's Friend am ong o u r people. On Motions. K ophart. . posos, §296; Bible causo, §8.80; ch u rch ex Jesus, you have never seen Jesus; he! own style. If you have the imagine On Sabbath-Schools. Resolved, 1. That our fields of labor be Received.—K. Hoffman of tho Iowa Conf., penses, §1,693.17; publication fund, §10.00; has never revealed himself to you; you' tiou of the poet, use it; if you have the assessed on a basis of $1,700, for th e en suing A. A. Shesler of tho Control Illinois, R. J. W h erea s, Tho moral education of every presents, §500; educational, §153; to ta l for never; had, a glimpse of his lovely face, olish in the grain, bring it out, don’t oonferenco year. hu m an being is a m atter o f th e u tm o st im - nor a sense ot his presence, nor a word Eit the jpine grain sneer at the mahoga Osborne, o f ------conference, and M. .J. ortance;—most especially is this true of the all purposes, §7,481.09. 2 * from iiis lips, nor a touch from his hand. ny grain. Don’t let us have the class Favour on credentials and recommenda oar y o uth o f o u r day—and, reg ard in g the But if you1 have seen him by the eye of of revival and non-revival brethren. to Discipline, and at the t q u a r tion. SSabbath-School, under God, as one of the ■ tprlv oonferenco ho shall report to h is .pro- most powerful and successful institutions faith; and he has revealed, himself to Be lucid as Matthew, if you can; logical eJHinir elder tho am ount th u s far secured; G. Baxter, W. Davis, W. E. Henry, and —when rightly conducted—to conduce to you even in,a small measure, you have as Paul, poetic as Isaiah, tender and all that was assessed his field of la- S. Claybaugh, were granted transfers. th is desirable end; therefore, jFamilg Rearing. seen a beauty in him beyond all other melting as John the beloved, stem and w is not secured in cash or good subscrip Licensed.—J. M. Herley, J. E. Runyan, Resolved, That we. as ministers,will give beauties, for it is a. holy beauty, a di fiery as Ezekiel, only let us feel the tions the presiding older shall assist him increased attention to this important sub vine beauty, the beauty of his heavenly power ! You need power—power over devising means by which this may be and J. M. Favour. By general consent, tho ject— ’Jinne if possible; an d both sh all b e h eld members of conference were examined in First, By endeavoring to institute and Sunbeam Love. grace, the beauty of his uncreated and the conscience. If you speak to the m a strict account for a neglect of this their presence. organize Sabbath-schools wherever possi A darling little infant eternal glory, such as no earthly coun imagination, the poet will beat you; if Conference ordered that each minister ble. W as p lay in g on tho floor, tenance can~wear, nor man or woman, you speak to the aisputer, you will be d^ T h a t we w ill do all we oan to introduce Second, By giving personal attendance W hen su d d en ly a sunbeam no, nor Adam in all his unfallen inno- worsted; but speak to the conscience, ♦heSessionary ^Visitor into Sunday-schools, pay, a n n u ally ; §5 to tho B onevolent Fund. and attention to this subject os much as Cam e th ro u g h th e open door; cency, nor his fair partner Eve, with arid no man can rival you there. You and among our people generally. J. B. Wilson was chosen secretary and possible. A nd s trik in g on tho carpet, all her virtue, grace, and dignity, ever are a czar of many lands. On Boundaries. treasurer ot the Missionary Fund, and R. Third, By preaching and lecturing to, I t m ade a little dot; could show, for it is the beauty of the Above all, be in earnest. Preach Canaan District.—Lafayette C ircuit is di and circulating among the youth a sound The d arlin g b ab y saw it, Thrasher of the Benevolent Fund. Sabbath - school literature, especially our A nd crept u p to th e spot. gloriqus Son of God, which he forever wisely, aim at the fifth rib; let there be vided and called Lafayette and Pennfield The m in isters d onated §80 to L. S. -Grove. own publications. wears as the Son of the Father in truth no affectation; not the bursting of a circuits. Constitute a m ission in W ooster, H is little fiico w as beam ing volcano, but the gentle dawning of the ^rayne County, Ohio. All other wor,ks are They manifested a commendable spirit. Resolved, further, That we will organize and love.—Rev^J. C. Philpot. A. A. Shesler and J. Stone were elected Sabbath-schools under the United Brethren W ith a w orld o f perfect joy, light, that, while it would not awake Sabbath-school Association, wherever prac As if an angel’s presence . the slumbering babe, would fill the Berlin District.—From Berlin Circuit de- trustees of W estern College. H ad filled tho little boy; * *3^ Austintown appointment, and consti ticable. The Old Scotch Woman’s Faith. world with glory. Two m inisterial associations were agreed On Education. And with his tiny finger; tute a mission called Youngstown Mission. As in a fairy dream . By the side of a rippling brook in one Aim at success. God’s word prom Lake Shore Mission to consist ef Geneva, upon; - ' • W hkrhas, Wo believe the cause of educa ises it: ‘As I live, saith the Lord, my Western was chosen as the place for the He touched the dot of sunshine;, of the secluded glens of Scotland, there Shepherd, and Woods appointments. Or tion to be of God; therefore, A nd follow ed u p tho beam . . word shall not return unto me void.’ ” well Mission to consist of Fortville, ‘East bishop’s parsonage; Elder DoMoss, trustee. Resolved, 1. That if we, as a branch of stands a low, mud-thatched cottage, Trumbull, and Orwell appointm ents. The D. 8. Shuler is to be admonished by the Christ’s church, would discharge the du- H o looked u p to h is m other, with its neat honey-suckle porch, facing name of Wadsworth Circuit changed to ties.assigned us by tho Head of the church, presiding elder, to oease his opposition to To share h is in fan t bliss; the south. Beneath this humble roof, Qualifications for the Christian Min Clinton Circuit. All oth^r fields of labor we m ust build our own institutions Of learn Then stooped and gave the sunbeam on a snow-white bed. lay, not long ago, istry. remain unchanged. the financial interests of tho United Breth- ■; ing, and liberally support thorn. A pure, sweet, baby kiss. old Nancy, the Scotch woman, patient Erie District.—New Lebanon Circuit to ren Church; if he will not, his name shall1 2. That we are happy to lpam that our 0 Lord, our heavenly Father, ly and cheerfully waiting the moment The following, by a correspondent of eonsist of Now Lebanon, Beach, Peterson, be erased from the journal. college, located at Western, Linn County, In th e fullness o f m y jo y Milledgevillo, and Sutton’s Comers ap Iowa, is in a prosperous condition; and, when her happy spirit would take its the Religious Herald, is worthy of be M. D. Murdock was continued oa the 1 pray that child-liko feeling pointments. Sugar Grove Mission to con that it rhay continue to grow, we pledge M ay n ev er leave th e boy. flight to “mansions in the skies;” ex ing pondered by every embassador of sist of Furaaoe, Sugar Grove, and Pleasant second year’s reading; J. W. Eckels, H. ourselves to greater diligonoe in the future periencing with the holy Paul, “We Christ: Hill appointments. Monroe Circuit to con Durfoe, R. P. Davis, and R. J. Davis, have than we have exhibited in the past, in se- B u t in th e d ays o f trial, know that if. our earthly house of this sist of State Line, Sheffield, Pike, Beaver, ouring one dollar for each member, as rec W hen sin allures the youth, tabernacle were dissolved, we have a 1. The preacher must be a Christian. and Conneaut appointments. Williamsfield passed the third year’s reading. D. S.Shif- ommended by the board of trustees. le tt is to re-read th e books o f th e first year, Send out the Light to guide him, building of God, a house not made with Think it not strange that an element .'Mission to consist o f W illiam sfield, Brow On Ministerial Associations. Tho su nbeam s o f th y tru th . hands, eternal in the heavens.” By lying at the very foundation of Chris er’s, Bush’s, and Richmond appointments. in connection with tho second and prepare Resolved, That we are convinced of the And may his heart be over her bedside, on a small table, lay her tianity should be given as necessary to McKean Circuit, and French Creek Mission an essay. great practical importance of Ministerial . To thee an open door, to be united. Erie Circuit to have West Through which thy truth, os sunbeams, spectacles and a well-thumbed Bible— ministerial success. Noue but saved Springfield attached. The remainder of the The conference tendered its thanks to tho Associations, and will proceed to organize, her “barrel and her cruse,” as she used sinners can tell others how to be saved. citizens of W ashington for their hospitali by appointing a president and secretary M ake jo y u po n life’s floor. district unchanged. and designating a suitable time and place to call it—from which she daily, yea, The gifts and acqum^fients of a New R ep o rt on F in a n ce ty an d k in d regards. lor the holding of the first session. hourly, spiritually fed on the vBread ton, without a saying knowledge of Je *T3 The next annual session will be held at Air—Pure Air—Sweet Air. of Life. ’ ’ A young minister frequently sus, will leave^fcne possessor powerless i E? c*c ■ 9 3 Newborn, Marion Co., Iowa. .. On Temperance. What a blessing ! Unspeakable 1 called to see her. He loved to listen to to. win souls fwm death. Some of our W h e r e a s , Intemperance i s foarfully prev her simple expressions of Bible truths; own peopleyu-e now trying to preach wrai.ns OF LABOR. > >=3 On Moral Reform. alent in our midst, and dragging its victims Whatever thou.takest from us, oh spare the gospel/arid , yet know not how a > c us this one, choice gift of heaven—#ne for when she spoke of her “inheritance, T3 9 to poverty, wretchedness, death, and a fear sinner is /saved. Such must either, *0 ' B Blasphemy. No sin can be more heaven- ful eternity; therefore, of heaven’s best earthly blessings. incortuptible, undefiled, and that fadeth daping th a n th a t o f blasphem y, a n d y e t no - Resolved, 1. T hat wo pledge ourselves to an We would rather shiver with cold, not away,” it seemed but a little way while preaching, find the way of life, as w other species of wickedness is so foarfully earnest and persistent opposition to every stand beneath the pel tings of snow, Off, and the listener almost fancied he did Chalmers, or else they must prove CANAAN DISTRICT. common as that of swearing. On the rail species of intemperance. heard the redeemed in heaven saying, a disgrace to the church. Miserable the way trains and steamboats, in the stores 2. That wo express the belief that'the usehail, or rain, accompanied with the $150 and offices, on tho streets—wherever you thunder’s crash and lightning’s flash, “Unto Him that loved, us and washed school whose teachers are uninstructed. of intoxicating liquors in a n y w ay as a bev us from our sins in his own blood.” Woe unto the people when their relig go, you are shocked to hear men belching erage is wicked before God, and that the than to be penned up in a house, ious leaders are blind! forth the most horrid oaths. Our children only safe way is to touch not, taste not, han church, or lecture-room, with a crowd One day, the young minister put to are compelled to hear these fearful impre dle not, the unclean thing. ed audience, and an impure, deuse, the happy-eaint the .following startling 2. There must be a genuine love qf cations, and, alas! too often learn to take 3. T hat each itin eran t m in ister be req u ir question : " “ Now, .Nancy,” he said, souls. Vermillion...... 75 7 50 the name of God in vain before they are heated atmosphere. Death by suffoca Middleburg Mission.... $200 35 4 50 ed to prepare and preach a discourse on this tion is awful! “what if, after all your prayers and In this element of success, Paul is capable of walking alone. We call on subject at each regular preaohing-place. your example. Hear his words: “Breth Woo6ter Miss.-Sta...... 500 50 2 50 Christians, and all good, citizens, and the And of this terrible truth we give watching and waiting, God should suf On Missions. ren. my heart’s desire and prayer to BERLIN DISTRICT. magistrates of the land, to lift their voice the following impressive illustration; fer your soul to be eternally lost?” ana exert their power, to discountenance W h er ea s, We are pained to observe, by “The deaths of .new-born infants be Pious Nancy raised herself on her el God for Israel is, that they might be and crush out this damning sin of the Unit the reports of the itinerants, that the mis tween the ages of 1 and 15 weeks, bow, and turning to him a wistful look, saved.”—Rom. x. l. In the preceding Richfield...... 75 8 50 ed States—all the more dangerous that so sionary spirit is at a low ebb in this con chapter, he had said: “I could wish 8 50 which, in the Dublin Lying-in Hospi laid her right hand on the precious Bible, 70 $41 fow are willing to go to any special trouble ference, and wo fear that we ourselves are which lay open before her, and quietly that myself were accursed from Christ, to suppress it. more or less censurable for this apathy tal, amounted, in the course of four 53 replied, “Aq. d.eajw me, is to t .a’ ibe for my brethren, my kinsmen accord EgiM ftSH tfe- 1 9 k G aMSLINQ. This sin assumes a thousand among our people on this great question— years, to 2,944 out of 7,050 births, were Mayfield Mission...... 200 30 5 00 forms. Its name is legion. You find it at the salvation of those who aro now without suddenly reduced to only 279 deaths length you haegot yet, man ?” and then ing to the flesh.” In another place he Lake Shore...... 75 40 43 3 50 the card-table, in the uuder-ground saloon the gospel; therefore, during the same period, after a new continued, her eyes sparkling with al says: “Knowing, therefore, the terror 14 2 50; O r W e i l...... •••••• 50 10 —fit type of hell—at the race course, too Resolved, 1. That wo will, by the grace of system of ventilation had been adopt most heavenly brightness, “God would of the Lord, we persuade men.” In God, endeavor, by contributing to tho mis HIUH DISTRICT. often at the state and county fairs, which ed. Thus, more than 2.000 deaths, or 1 hae the m-eatest loss. Poor Nancy the same chapter, he writes: “The love are, instead of blessing the'pcople, thus sionary cause, by preaching missionary ser in every 3 births, must be attributed to would but lose her soul, and that would of Christ constrains us, because we thus Fowler Circuit... $1001 $35 $9 50 perverted into an agency of great wicked mons, by our private teachings and pray be a great loss indeed; but God would judge, if one died for all, then wo were M iddlesex...... 90 ...... S 50 ness; and worse still, it lifts its head in ers. to infuse among our people more zeal the bad ventilation.” New Lebanon.... .1...... 6 0 ...... 5 50 God’s own house—at church fairs, picnics, and liberality in the missiomu^y work. Surely, nothing more is needed to lose his honor and his character. all dead.” Harmonizing his whole Monroe...... 50 .30 6 50 and sewing societies, where the hope of 2. That we make the basis of our mission convince the least educated that proper Haven’t I hung my soul on his ‘exceed ministerial life with such sentiments, Cnssewago...... loo: 48 12 50 getting something for nothing—tho quin a ry Collections for th is year §700, directin g ventilation—a constant supply of fresh ing great arid precious promises?’ and Paul went from .country to country, McKean...... — .1...... GO 37 8 50 tessence of all gambling—whether it mani the Finance OommitteoLo apportion it to air—is essential to the preservation of if he break his word, he would make from city to city, and from house to Brie...... 40 40 5 50 fests itself in the purchase of a lottery tick fields according to their several ability; and health and life. himself a liar, and a’ the universe would house, “with tears,” beseeching men to W illiamsfield M.ission..|-j $75 3 0 ...... 3 50 et for twenty-five cents, or betting twenty- requiring each itinerant to make an effort to rush into confusion!” bereconciled to God. No one need be Sugar Grove. .1 75 601...... 6 50 five thousand dollars on a pugilist or a fast procure missionary funds, according to tho Oh, how cruel to life, how shocking horse—too often elicits the pitiful sums ob directions of Discipline (page 53), between to comfort are these closed doors and Thus spake the old Scotch pilgrim. toid-tiiat such a man succeeded. The Statistics. tained at these religious gatherings, rather his second and third quarterly meetings; closed windows, in u place where a These were among the last words that true mhuster of Jesus in every age lias Appointments, 118; classes, 103; members than a desire to promote the honor of God. and tho presiding eldors aro required to as thousand impurities are constantly fell from her dying lips; and most pre been, to>a large extent, like Paul' in reported, 2,604; received, 653; to tal loss, 4S7; We pledge ourselves to oppose all forms of sist the preachers, by preaching missionary emanating, and not a particle of pure, cious words they were—like “apples of spirit and nj labor. Such a one, how sermons, and otherwise, in securing said present num ber, 2,767; n ett g ain, 163. ambling, both by precept and example, fresh air to alleviate! How earnestly, gold in pictures of silver.” Let the ever deficient in the ornaments of the gelieving that it saps the very foundations funds. Any preacher neglecting to'make for years, have teachers, sextons, and reader consider them. They apply to elocutionist, must have success. Preachers’ salaries, §7,703.21; presiding el of morality and prosperity. an effort to raise missionary money shall ministers, been besought to open their every step, of the pilgrim’s path, from* 3. The work ofpreaching must be en ders’ salaries, §1,406.28; collected for m is Covetousness. “No covetous man, who not be employed by the conference next the first to the last. ^ joyed. 4 sions, §1,614.25, publication fund, §110.60; is an idolater, shall inherit the kingdom of year. eyes on this subject. Hear the Word God;’’ “The love of money is the root of , 3. T hat we w ill subscribe for an d read tho of Life beneficially? pray, preach, or In the nature of the case, little suc conference collection, §160.00; church ex all e v i l “But they that will be rich fall Missionary Visitor, and endeavor to get our hear comfortably or savingly in the cess can be expected in a distasteful penses, §5,333175; bonevolent fund, $121.33. into temptation and a snare, and into many people also to read it. hold of a slaver—or the black hole of Where W'oman’s Power Lies. business. To this rule, so far as known Time employed, 250 months; number of foolish and hurtful lusts, which drown men 4. That we will give to the parent Board to the writer., there is no exception. one fourth of our missionary money, be Calcutta? meeting-ho uses, 57; Sabbath-schools, 6S; in destruction and perdition.” Thus plain The true power of woman is in the Little care has the preacher what oth ly speaks the Bible of a sin which is so- lieving the requirement of GenerapConfer- Surely this plotting to destroy the resistless power of affection. In assert teachers, 467; scholars, 3,776. Collected for prevalent in our times. How fo\v are con ence to bo a reasonable and judicious ar good influence of the prayer and lecture ing this, am I attempting to mask the ers think of his. performances when he Sabbath-school purposes, §973.2S. Number tent with a competency! How few, who. rangem ent. room and the sanctuary, and ruin body, great questions of the day with “a glit finds happiness in them. His reward of Telescopes, 347; Children’s Friends, 1,440; have accumulated wealth, use it for God ! On Finance. mind, and soul, proceedeth from the tering generality ?” Am I disposed to is in his work. He may not-be learned, How many consume it upon their lnsts! evil one, a liar from the beginning. but he will be eloquent, because speak Missionary Visitors, 315. Presents, §6S9.45; And this, too, while tho poor are among us ! .’l XiSiSI 2 Invalids, especially, are ready to deny any lawful claim which, woman ing from the heart and with the heart Sunday-school General Association, §47.39; —so many hungry who are not fed, so many perish on the spot; others die a linger may make for a more extensive recog is eloquence. In many things lie may total for all purposes, §19,342.52. naked who are not clothed, so m any home nition of her rights, or a larger field for less ones who are not sheltered—and worse FIELDS OK L.AP.OK. ing death. be deficient, but his Master will give- > . Sabbath Exercises. her powers? No, I am not doing any him success. still, while there are so many millions of “Throw open you© window and fasten it such thing. Let woman do whatever^ The moeting on Sabbath was held in a souls who are perishing for the bread ol there! • • . her faculties can achieve. Let her go 4. Preach ing must be chosen as a life ■■very pleasant grove, about one half mile life. Many wealthy men of this country Fling the curtain aside, and the blind, wherever her instincts demand—if she time work. . • " from the meetingrhouse; where the people are following the example of tho rich man And give a free entrance to heaven’s pure truly follows her instincts,. I am sure Judson wrote back to America that in life, and, we fear, will share his anguish WASHINGTON DISTRICT. air. he wanted no more six or twelve gathered from all quarters. . The morning in eternity. We feel that all Christians ’Tis the life and the health of mankind. she will not go wrong; I am sure of months missionaries in Burmah. This experience-mooting was one to bo remem ought to learn to consecrate their property Washington Station...... l$S0,$6O1$7j$5|i this, also, thatwherever man may law-’ Mt. Pleasant Mission...... 401 20| 4; ">1 was the substance of his communica bered. . The bishop preached at 10K o’clock, to "God’s service, and thus convince non “Are you fond of coughs, colds, dyspepsia, fully go, woman may' lawfully go. professors that they do sot their affections Columbus City Mlss.-sta... 60j 50 7 tion: Paul had no.use for John Mark, in his nsual clear and interesting manner, and rheums? Wherever woman ought not to be, it is on things above and not on things on the Clay Grovo Mission...... • ‘I 00. - cle, knowing their own society to be se embrace faith inChrist. He who la universal brotherhood. The misfor cording to their judgment, vibrating : Preachers’ Homes.—It has long been Rfje Religious telescope. riously involved, we would be glad to bors among the children finds the pro tunes of the field have brought these very evenly between the preponderance custom of committees of arrangements strike a note of warning. To such we portion of converts far greater. To men into this closer fellowship. The or each, in m erit and demerit. These 10 forward for publication in the Telb- Dayton, Wednesday, October 20,1869. would'say, content not yourselves by convert the children and train them grave alone will probably be able to glory in their impartiality, and maybe BCOPE' the of regarded as the game which may fell conferences, together with tho names of singing the siren song, but bestir your up in the practice of religion, must in bring the scattered and divided bodies the persons whose guests they were to be General-Conference Minutes. selves until you see your local Zion-free •future make up a large part the labor of believers into the same harmony. into the hands of either political party during tho sessions of their conferences. from financial, embarrassment, and of God’s ministers. It seemed a little odd, on the occasion in any contest. Latterly, somo of the committees, whoso • The responses .to our proposition to your offerings to the Lord free from , This work of training is entirely too referred to at the beginning of this ar Another class are those converts from taste is to be commended, a to departing publish another edition of the proceed blemishing, indebtedness. A little par nluch neglected. The efforts of too ticle, to hear the sound of the drum the opposite political party, whose con from this method. A plan-lately used by ings of the Geneffd* Conference have not tient, polite, earnest work.would, in many ministers cease when their con calling the men to church. The same version has been rather superficial. a committee, in a sister denomination, was been sufficiently numerous to justify most cases, soon secure such a result. verts have once professed to find peace. quick, sharp beat which summoned These are much addicted to political to have slips printed containing all the the undertaking. We have, therefore, An, ! apportionment voluntarily acquit Where the training should now/begin, them to strife on the field, here call backsliding, and need very careful homes and names of preachers. Onoof decided not to republish it. ~ nursing. theso slips w as placed in tho hands o f each esc^d in by the members would* pei;*. -nbglect begins instead. The minister ed them together to celebrate the suffer minister upon his arrival, and he was able The money of persons whose orjdeis Another class think that the de haps, bring up the major part of the def busies himself in preparing eloquent ings and death of Him who is called to see tho assignment made for himself ^re doold not fill with the edition print icit; imd your kind .neighbors,,- when* disquisitions for the edification or en the Prince of Peace. The service itself cision of the election is a foregone con and all his fellow-ministers. A plan like ed, will be refunded or audited on sub they see you do youf utmost, would, joyment of those who have been long was a most interesting one. Among clusion, and, that their individual vote this involves a slight expense to acongre- scrip tion s for th e T e l f s p o p e , a s th e y probably, with proper solicitation, give .professors, when much of his best en those who communed were a number- can not change the general result; so gation e n te rta in in g a conference, b u t is de w iU in d ica te b y letter to you enough means' to meet .the re ergy should be directed to the care of who came forward on crutches. Some, they stay at home. cidedly in good taste. Compared with tho W .* J. S h u e y . mainder. We would counsel you above instructing and leading the newly con i totally blind, were, led to the Another class,.-still, think that the goneral expense of keeping a conference Dayton, Ohio. all things to avoid Satan’s crevices in verted. I altar by their comrades. What a work great issues are settled; and now they four or five days the cost is trifling. raising means. Many times he would That church is wisest which cares | of restoration there would be here to feel at liberty to vote in favor of such National Soldiers’ Home at Day- The Religions Telescope until 1870c profit largely in building churches or best for its children.’ Ho who said: i do if Jesus could once more walk minor issues as they may prefer; or t o n .—On th e 30th u lt., the Board o f Man Free. liquidating church7 debts if he could “Train up a child in the way , he should among men in the flesh as he did in they feel at liberty to not vote at all. agers of the National Soldiers’ Home met only secure the adoption of the motto: go, and when he is old he will not de the days of old. But a better work Some are always inclined to regard at Dayton to oxamino, the workings of the To all new subscribers, and those're- “The end justifies the means;” or, as part from it;” proved'himself, in his than that of mere bodily healing is be political matters with indifference, and institution. Major-general Benjamin F. newing their subscriptions, we will send Butler addressed tho inmates of the homo the unscrupldous. said in Paul’s day, old age, a miserable exception to his ing wrought in the hearts of these vet do not, unless some very great excite ajt .considerable length. Wo givo an ex R e l ig i o u s T e l e s c o p e the until the “Let us do evil that good may come, rule, and teaches, us/tfy) his. example erans. Crippled, maimed, injured and ment has reached them, care about vot tract from his interesting speech: First of January, 1871, for whose - damnation ,the apostle pro-, what he failed to teach in his precept, disabled in every conceivable way, ing at all. Some are unprincipled, and i There a re b u t tv*o things here which can nounced to be- jusrfc.;:_ ' j they may look forward through the unless they see something involving mar tho beauties of this institution. 6no TWO DOLLARS. that wo must not rely too much off ed is idleness-itho parent of every vice; tho The. sooner you subscribe the more But if many a church' now involved ucation for security against moral de Christ whom they honor, to a sure res their interest or prejudices, they do not other, the fruitful daughter and companion 35DU W ill GET FOR NOTHING. would, in a Christian way, secure the clension through life. But experience urrection which shall restore every care about voting; and when these, are of idloness — intomperance. [Applause.] payment of its church debt,.the mem maimed or severed limb, and bring to Comrades, you know I speak the truth' A WORD TO OUR MINISTERS. sustains well the essential correctness involved they will vote. with either w hen I sa y th a t th ere w ould not b e one in bership would feel themselves unladem of the proverb, notwithstanding. And each the vigor of immortal youth. party, and for any measure, however: ,a th o u san d o f you break any rule o f disci- : • We have paid hundreds of dollars in of the reproach of the community and Among those who communed on this p lin e i f th ere w as no such th in g on earth—- any wise body of clergymen, who look important for good or evil, provided and would to Goff there were not!—as rum premiums in the last few years, and .of that of-their own: consciences.. Those, beyond the Tesults tef the immediate occasion were several persons in con their, own minor interests are thereby in any form. [Great cheering.] * * * * have liberally rewarded all who have desiring, membership with a Christian present, will exercise a vigilant care- nection with the Roman Catholic promoted. You have here, comrades, the largest insti worked for the office. On the above body would feel that the society is a Church. It is the custom of Chaplain tution of the kind in the country. There ffiilness over the children of their Earnshaw, when he has the assistance Among the classes upon which an are some thousand of you here, besides terms we can not afford to allow pre success, as, ,a, Christian organization. charges. election depends is that which is not f])ur or five hundred in Maine, and some of other ministers at commuion serv two hundred and fifty in Wisconsin. You, miums. Will you be so generous as to The.God whom, they worship would yet freed from the spirit of caste which give us a lift for the sake of the Church What we want, then, is simple, plain, ices to have the service conducted aft therefore, from numbors as well as loca bless them/and a new life would be in- earnest preaching to the children. The er the manner of the denomination the prevalence of the slave system en tion,-are indeed tho central organization, and her Printing Establishment from tesed into their. souls; staunch, whole-’ gendered. With them, this spirit dies and'aro to sot an example for the others. this time to the first of January next, work of the Sabbath-school is in the which such ministers represent. So on T h e y m ay w oll copy from you, sis to disci souled members would be added, their ’aggregate invaluable. Yet much of it the present occasion the manner cus slowly, and whenever any measure pline, and in everything which goes to by announcing from- your piilpits.and children and their neighbors would be stirs its smoldering fires they vote with mako up the good order, comfort, and con in your visits, the liberal offer we here is performed by persons who are either tomary in the United Brethren Church venience o f a homo. converted, and they would be like Is incompetent, or lack that personal in was followed. especial reference to measures against make of sending the T e l e s c o p e Four rael when God turned again the captiv T2ae Elections.—On Tuesday of lasts teen Months for $2.00, and beg your terest in religion which is essential to , The Sabbath at the Home is becom which that spirit rebeLs. With ) such ity of Zion. Their mouths would be imparting real instruction/ Many of ing a day of pleasing, holy quiet. By the Fifteenth Amendment is an abom week, the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, \ people to subscribe? We will cheer filled with laughter, and their tongues ination. and Iowa held their elections for governor fully bear all expenses of remitting the children of the Sabbath-schools re the orders of Colonel Brown, the chief and legislatures. Ohio re-elected General with singing. They could realize the Thero i3 still another class who are in funds. Let us have a lively opening ceive instruction only from persons of officer of the Home, the grounds are Hayes, Republican, by a majority of from scripture sentiment: “Cry out and now closed on the Sabbath to all visit some way tributary to the whisky campaign, and run up our subscription- shout, thou inhabitant of Zion, for this class. These and all others in the ten to oloven thousand, a large gain upon list handsomely. school should receive the minister’s ors except to such as may attend for ring,-and these, by the comparatively the majority of two years ago. In Penn-/ great is the Holy One of Israel in the rigid enforcement of the liquor revenue sylvania, Genoral Geary, Republican, w as7 W . J . S h u e y . care. He is not called to be the pastor religious purposes, or "to visit the sick midst of thee.” of the parents only, but of their chil in the hospitals. This is an excellent laws for the last few months, are filled re-elected by a majority estimated at five dren also. Nor is he sent out to preach arrangement, and will aid greatly in with venomous opposition. It would thousand. Iowa gives its Republican can Debts on Church-houses. didate over thirty thousand. Tho princi Preaching to Children. the gospel only to adult sinners. He preserving the good order and deco not 5e strange if these alpne . would rum which are essential to the best measurably control an election. - pal significance of tho Ohio election is is to gather their children into the fold that both branches of tho legislature be The directions given in our book of as well. Any pastor who in his mind condition of the Home. But there instill another class who,, Perhaps the most difficult task that We ought to add that the church of believing that “to the victors belong ing Republican, by a small majority, the discipline, if strictly observed, would many a good clergyman could picture separates from his work an equal care approval ©f tho Fifteenth Amendment , to save many a society in our Church from for the children, has but a vague and the Home has lately been presented the spoils,” considered themselves as to himself, is that of preaching a ser with a magnificent set of plate, for tho constitution of the United States is as harassing church debts, which are partial conception of his calling. And especially entitled to the patronage of sured. As tho consent of only two or mon to a congregation of children. communion and baptismal occasions. the late incoming administration; and, highly unfavorable, not only to the David was awkward in Saul’s massive any church which fails to make a lib throe other states will bo needed to secure comfort of the society, but also to its The two sets comprise eight beautiful being disappointed, as the majority of tho final passage, tho question' of colored armor. But hero the dignified Sauls eral provision for the care of its chil and massive jpieces, and are the gift of prosperity. Such debts may be incur are to handle the simple sling of the dren, in whatever may assist in their office-seekers must always be,Hhey suffrage will thus be disposed of at an early red in building, in repairing, or in fur Messrs. Adams & Chandler, of New have, with their local or more general day. shepherd boy. This to them is a diffi religious instruction, is short-sighted, York City. f nishing the church-house belonging to cult and dreaded operation. To turn and fails equally to comprehend- its influence, as the case may be, retired Genuine Holiness Vaunleth not the society., Sometimes there is a one’s eyes upward, and soar away to opportunities and its duty. f like an outraged Achilles, and thus ma I t s e lf .—Tho perfection claimed by those recklessness manifested in building far ward heaven, is a natural and normal The Late Elections. terially weakened the influence of the who havo'sought and attained to holiness beyond the means which have been se exercise for eagles which indulge in pul party to whieh they belong. superior to that of many others, is not ab cured by subscription. Not unfre- pit flights. The effort to provide ‘pab Religion at the Soldiers’ Home. The recent elections in Ohio and Among tho influences which may solute. Neither is the self-estimation,of quently the deficiency is in consequence have had an effect on the late elections such of au exalted order. Their self-knowl ulum for the higher and maturer grades Pennsylvania have been carried by edge is far greater than that of those less of delays in the collection of subscrip of intellect, has a certain stimulating By the courtesy of Chaplain Earn- the Republicans, by small majorities we do not propose to write; neither, tion, — deaths and removals taking divested of tho carnal mind. They aro power about it, such as to make the ex 6ha\v, we were present on Sabbath week compared with those of last year. without occupying too much space, can much humblod with a consciousness of away those who have subscribed,, or ercise mentally refreshing and pleasing.; at the quarterly communion service at Elections in those states have become a we attempt a more complete analysis their past sins and present short-comings. changes having occurred which render But this condescension to the lower; the Soldiers’ Home, near this city. It sort of game of chance. Out of hun of the classes upon which the uncer They can not, however, with the light and them entirely averse to the payment of planes, this stooping down to the little is the good fortune of the soldiers who dreds of thousands of votes, it is but a tainties of political triumphs depend. truth which has visited them, fail to know sums promised in good faith. While ones, is a task from which many shrink. reside in this magnificent home, which comparatively small majority which But we may, in reference to those mat that they havo mado wonderful advance we would suggest the propriety of se And perhaps, after all, the difficulty of the nation has provided for them, to turns the scale in favor of one party or ters, refer to the necessity of increas ment in the kingdom of grace since first curing means as carefully as practicable, have excellent arrangements for their); the other. A majority of one hundred ing the intelligence of our people. Not they wore made partakers of its privileges. preaching to children is overrated. ThoodoreL. Cuyler, therefore, cannot just namiiig no conditions which can not be They are certainly good listeners, if the religious, as well as for their physical;7* thousand in favor of one party may, in only is it necessary that our common easily met, we would more especially ly apply the following to that class, but to speaker is at all able to interest them. welfare. In the person of their chap a few years, be reduced to but a few schools should train our children in the others who, clothed in their own righteous urge the necessity of polite but prompt They take hold quickly of ideas, and lain they have a large-bodied and thousand; or the scale may be turned sciences, but it is necessary that by the collections. Often for the want of a lit ness, aro the counterfeits of those whosoek afford a fine magnetic inspiration to the large-souled man, who moves about entirely against that party. This fact circulation of good periodicals our peo to be holy arid without blame, and unre- tle promptitude in collections a consid preacher. The prejudices time accum with great ease among the men, and makes those elections lively, as well as ple should be well informed on moral provablo in the sight of God. To tho self- erable portion of a subscription-list is ulates do not clog their minds, and they who has a ready worefrfor every occa wily conflicts.. and political questions. An increased righteous he administers a: just rebuke, rendered entirply worthless, which, usually believe what the preacher tells sion. Religious services are held every When we consider the importance of degree of attention among the people provided w e are to understand tho s^lf- otherwise, would be mostly available. them. Sabbath morning and evening. The the issues’which may be involved, we to matters of public concern and politi rightcous to bo tho class referred' to in the As long as there is an outstanding sub following. He says: But let no one suppose that he can morning hour is devoted to preaching, may deprecate this uncertainty; yet cal action is necessary for the safe and scription to meet a church debt which when the chaplain occupies the plat this very uncertainty keeps politicians intelligent ordering of political af It may bo presumptuous and indolioate may become embarrassing, there is preach a sermon to children without a for mo to speak of the interior affairs of a fair share of preparation. It is singular form. The evening is usually devoted under a continual sense of dependence fairs by the sovereigns of our nation, sister church; but my experience in tho clanger to the peace and prosperity of to prayer and free remarks by the sol on and responsibility to their constitu the citizens of this great Republic. Presbyterian and Congregational churches the society whose interest in involved what misconception prevails on this has been, that when church members begin point. Many persons suppose that an diers. The services are held at present ents. They are obliged, as individuals, Again; it is necessary that the moral to grow super-excellent in their own catD in the matter. The continuance of this in the new Music Hall. A massive and especially as parties, to act with tone of our citizenship should be im m ation, th ey begin fcogrow. loss serviceable precarious condition is often caused address to children can be improvised in promoting the good pf others. They bo- at any moment. Wo have been pres stone church, of splendid architectural great circumspection. They are made proved. It can not be denied that come exclusive, and draw off from public by the general apathy of the church, design, is in process of erection. It to feel that they must answer, politi while the great class of our citizens are prayer-meetings and mission-school wort and might be easily remedied if one or ent at a conference-meeting where min into little coterie* where they liaye a “good will be completed some time next year, cally speaking, with their heads, for respectable in morals and in possession time” in burning incense to' each other’s two of. the members who have enter isters were notified days before that at such an hour they would be expected and will seat, when finished,, about a the general conduct of their party. of a good share of integrity, there arc praise.' They talk too much about framos, prise and tact would take hold of the thousand persons. On Sabbath after thousands whose morals are quite low, and feed too much upon raptures. They matter earnestly, but with prudence to preach. And on Sunday morning, Political intrigue may place them in became quito too good for this wretched when in the Sabbath-school, the super noon the Sabbath-school convenes. the front ranks of their party; but that and yet who constitute a number far world; and if Elijah’s chariot wore at hand and great patience; for a society rarely This is under the efficient superintend party, with those very leaders as chief greater than that which usually com —and not in use—the best thing they could is, as a whole, awake to its interests as intendent has .suspended the lessons, do would bo. to step aboard, and start and, without a moment’s previous no ence of Colonel Skyles. Being composed mourners, may sink beneath the dis poses the majority in an election. straightway homo to Paradise! Now, un- ' it should be. He that would do good almost wholly of adults, it forms a There is a sense in which these hold derstand, my dear H., I do not say th at in society must consent to imitate our tice, has called upon us for an address pleasure of the people. thero are any such in tho Methodist Church; to the children. And precisely this school at once unique and interesting. No doubt the larger portion of the £he balance of power in any state> and b u t I do know th at there are a few such in Lord in forbearance and in being for throughout bur common country; and tho Presbyterian fold. giving of much that is cruelly unkind. method is commonly followed. If any Many of these, disabled in body, are people of both of the great political par how important it is that every moraliz Difficulty of licam ing t h e C h in ese Is it really right to leave that which such addresses are worth listening to, vigorous in intellect, and the teachers ties of the country are firm and un is intended as an offering to the Lord great respect must be due to the talent in some of the classes find enough to yielding in their political positions, or ing influence 6hould be properly L a n g u a g e .—A w riter o f “ Notes of a Tour of the speaker. The fact is that a good do to meet the usual necessities of their rather in their devotion to their re brought to bear to diminish this class in China,’’"presents tho difficulties that be in this precarious and embarassed and to improve its remnant. sot a foreigner in learning the, Chinese lan condition? Indifference in this matter address to children, whether in the classes. A Reading Room, supplied spective political organizations. And with ample libraries, and a large num While there are other agencies which guage, in substance as follows: does not speak well for that delicate re form of a sermon or anything else, ought of this firm class in both parties, what The speakor may have tho right word, but gard which pious people ought to feel to be thoroughly prepared. Thepreach- ber of the best newspapers, among them ever of difference may be predicated of may be auxiliary in accomplishing this unless he gives the right tone, ho either says nearly all the religious papers published their intelligence, patriotism, and vir great work, our dependence must nothing or says prooably the opposite of for things pertaining to God’s service. er who rises before a congregation to what ho intended. A missionary, on one It may be for want of consideration; preach without due preparation, insults in the United States, furnishes food for tue, it can not be doubted that a larger mainly be in Him who is the Way, the occasion, when preaching, wished to say, but this lack of consideration is itself grossly his hearers, and scarcely less both the mind and the soul. We are portion of them are sincere in their Truth, and the Life. As the main in “God is angry with sin.” To his utter a~ pleased to say that ten copies of the views, and unimpeachable in their in strumentality, we must depend upon tonishment, tho whole congregation jump an evidence of a carnal state of the can be said of a man who would at TTIa Ttrliiin 4-U^ ___ ed to their feet. He had "tho rightword. soul. It is more difficult, often, to tempt in the same way to address chil R e l ig i o u s T e l e s c o p e go regularly tegrity and devotion to, the;good of His church, which is “Zion, the perfec but minus the tone, and tho word mearv tion of beauty,” out of which God is “stand up!” On another occasion meet the accruing interest on a debt re dren. With a fair amountipf prepara to the reading tables of the Home. their country. preacher wished to say, “Idols ^hall bo ut peatedly than it would be with one vig tion,- perhaps most ministers could ac , For the convenience of closer associa It may be interestingfto inquire into shining. Its citizens are “the salt of terly abolished;” but not giving thorght- quire skill in this kind of address com the earth,” and “the light of the tono, ho found, to his consternation, c°.a.p orous effort, to pay off the principal. tion, an organization, called the Chris the nature of the elements which turn world.” ho had actually declared, “Idols aro^o- The results of a long-pending church- paring favorably with that displayed in tian Association of the Soldiers’ Home, the scale in those elections. lutoly necessary.” In India, when there .. their other pulpit efforts. is no such difficulty, absurd blunders aro debt is to dishearten the membership, has been formed. It numbers about There is one class who are not to be mado. Who has not heard of tfr Bengal- impair the credit of the society, incur But should this subject receive more one hundred and fifty members, and is depended on by either party as a sure m issionary w ho m eant to proac1 from the Editorial Brevities, text, “ I am tho light of tho v>rld,” but the reproach of the world and of all attention than it now recieves? Is it really the church ol' the Home. A few support in any election. It is compos substituted aloo (potato) for «&\light)! Tho sectarians in other'churches, produce important that sermons, numerous ser sitnple articles of faith, such as all ed of those who, from the liberality of Thanks.—Bro. G. A. Funkhouser has writor once heard a missioriry by error of aspirate declare that made a alienation , among the membership, mons be preached to children ? There Christians can accept, are subscribed to, _ their hearts, or from the coldness of our thanks for a very valuablo number of m onkey!” and, losing/ the golden opportunity, to can be- but one answer to these ques and men who at home belonged to a their natures, or from their lack of the Pittsburgh Daily Commercial. Such fa finally, involve failure when it is too vors aro duly appreciated by us. The ^Credit-System ~ Some of eur tions. The future greatest hope of the diversity of religious organizations, are principle, form no particular party at exchange are still srugglmg in the late to retrieve the financial mistakes church lieain the children of our con here found united together in a com tachments. Some of them, perhaps, A n Interesting A d d r e s s .—W e receiv “Slough i f Despond” o f*10 credit-system. of the past. Perhaps it will not be gregations and Sabbath-schools. The mon Christian brotherhood. How consider it generous, just, and honora ed, some timo sinco, quite an interesting One of ttyem, in a lato ,8uoi thus feelingly too much to say that many a society, number of converts among persons ad blessed it would be if Christians else ble to maintain a sort of impartiality address, delivered by Thomas E. Cochran j beseeche£ its creditors “Thisisnotanordi- by retaining a church debt unnecessa vanced in life is always small. The where could throw down the strong in order for the maintenance of which beforo the Cottage Hill Collego, York, Pa., ! nary dob, bnt a resv'ctfal request result- rily, has been involved in dissensions, minister whodirects his Jmergies to barriers, and banish the sharp distinc it may sometimes be necessary td palli at tho annual Commencement, June 30th,! ing from necessity. U”8 simple statement or has fallen into declension, periling ward the salvakon^of adult\ will not tions and tests, which now divide and ate the vices.of one party and depreci 1869, and published agreeably to the re- ' is enough, wo trus' to persuade everyone not only its usefulness but its very ex labor in vain, buVonly a^aialj per cent, often array them against each other, ate the virtues of another. They in quest of tho Examining Committeo of th at, that owes us toiond in the amount at istence. To such as may read this arti institution. It is published in pamphlet', onco.” A little >oro experience will torri- of his unconverted hearers will ever a n d unite together in a similar an d this way keep the scale of parties, un lonn- I bly shako that ^nfldonco. e - RELIGIOUS TELESCOPE, OCTOBER 20, 1869. 53 Women* Christian A ssociatlon.- and steam are constant servants—breath “Money Makes the Mare Gang.”— peace and of prayer to Almighty God, the suppose, wont straight to Paradise along terly meeting at Strong’s Prairio there ing already with-colleges, schools, and li " Woroon's Christian Association which The trip'to California can now bo mado in c eator and ruler of the ui.ivtrse. with the repenting wretch, though the lat were 6 accessions to the Church, and 8 were braries—studded with inland seas where 2d. I do further recomiuond to all tho ™ organized in Cincinnati a year ago, haa fleets are sailing—tho whole interlaced by a fow days. It is, nevertheless, a some people of th e U n ited S tates to assem ble on ter went into tho shade cheered with this baptized. At White Creek there were 2 !*5 Jblished its first annual report. The rivers which are highways, and “ poured what costly excursion. A party of com chat day in th e ir respective places o f public prospect, while tho first went down with accessions. Bro. N. G. Whitney, of New Mrt shows that the ladies who entered j round all Old Ocean’s flood”-^all this will mercial representatives from Cincinnati worship, and to unite in homage and praise o u t one ray o f consolation. Ixmdon, their formor pastor, was with us, tb0 work contemplated by the asso-. bo th e G reat R epublic, o ne a n d indivisible, due to tho bountiftil Father of all mercy, with a common Constitution, a common wont out someweoks ago, returning on and in forvont prayers for the oontinuance Wo have read with genuine pleasure, and and rendered good and very acceptable Mition found on ahundoneo o f w o rk to do, liberty, and a common glory. the 4th instant. Thoir oxpensos for the of the merciful blessings ho has vouchsafed we think somo profit, some of tho novels service. This evening closed tho quarterly “ t they had' willing hearts and hnnd3 to Excitem ent in Religion.—Tho Church trip w ere in tho neighborhood o f $500 to u s as a people. of Mr. Charles Dickens. There can bo no meetings on Oshkosh Mission. This work s„it and that the sphere demanding their In testimony whereof, I havo hereunto sot of the Pilgrims, in Brooklyn, has boon apiece. The railroad tickets woro, for tho doubt that, as a novelist, ho has rendered iB in charge of Bro. P. Gay. Tho year, to fahM is enlarging before them. Over nine m y hand, and caused tho seal of the Unit holding Sabbath-school services, lately, in round trip, $300; tho incidentals and hotel ed States to bo affixed, this the 5th day of English socioty an important sorvioe. But h im , though the, first, haa beon a pleasant thousand dollars havo boon raised during tho Academy of Music. Dr. Storrs, in a faro in San Francisco, from $100 to $200, ac October, A. D. 1869, and of tho independ as a thinker on political questions, ho is as one. I am enjoying thoir kind hospitality. ence of tho United States of America tho this first year to carry forward their benev sermon delivered there on the 26th of Sep- cording to one’s habits or inclinations to absolutely behind the age as the serone I wish, in this sketch, to acknowledge the olent intentions. They are about to call for 94th. tombdr, ia discoursing on “ Tho Natural spend money. Those who wont to the Yo- [L. 8.] U. S. Grant. gentleman in Rome who believes himself unbounded kindness of the pooplo of the more for the owning year, and th ey w ill no Adaptation of tho Gospel, and its Plan, to somito Valley and Calaveras County to see By tho Presidont: Hamilton Fish, Sec tho successor of St. Pqter. Her delivered, Fox River Conference to me, during my. doubt get what they ask. Tho Cincinnati re ta ry o f State. the Faculties and Habits of Mon,”-refer tho “ falls ” and tho big trees, were taxed lately, an address at Birmingham, En two years’ sojourn among them; and I hope gazette, in spending o f th is report o f th e ir ring to excitement in religion, said: additionally some $300 to $500 in gold. gland, in which ho said “he would tako tho these pleasant associations may be renewed opportunity of discharging himself of his in h eaven.” worth, say®* Thero are those w ho h o ld tho p hilosophy A Grave Question. — A q uestion o f Personal. The work whioh tho association has found whole political creed,” which was, that i t i l / called, upon to attem pt, h a s been that imperturbable coolness is essontial to practical homiletics, of tho very gravest Bath Circuit, Virginia Conferejch. manly nature, and that appoals to the feel “his faith in tho people governing was in S widor than was anticipated. Per- character, is attracting the attention of The Judge Ingraham, of New York, in a late —R ev. G. W . H ow e w rites of a camp-meet ings of men in preaching the gospel are un finitesimal, his faith in the people govern w ? no ono. indeed, entortained a t first Methodist Recorder, England. Tho qnestion charge to the grand jury, called tho atten ing held in Morgan County, Virginia, be idoas as to the precise field tho wise. But what becomes of thou* philoso ed was illimitable.” Whatever foresight phy when a hundred thousand dollars are is whother traveling proachors may bo al tion of that body to tho recent enornfitios ginning on the 19th of August, and closing S c iS n would occupy, although it Mr. Dickens m ay have in other matters, wnompd to be tho general impression th at its at stake? See in such scones when men lowed to rido on velocipedes to moot their of tho gold gamblers, instructing them to eight days later. Ho says: “Thero were 83 havo a hundred -thousand,dollars in gQld as a political oracle he is tho veriest Rip t S end would bo fulfilled w hen a hom e appointments on Sunday. The Recorder inquire whother the parties concerned in it or 34 tents; and, in addition to the above, established. But no sooner had the to pay, when it rises from thirty to sixty, Van Winkle. But if he has slept, repub ana is to cost them more in currency, how inclines to the opinion that permission Bhould not be indicted for conspiracy there were quite a number of families who rrmnor boon raised, and houses ren ted , an d lican principles have been stoadily ris used their wagons as tents. It was the th» homo opened, than it was seen that sedate men shout and rush about tho streets should be granted, provided that the ex against the intorestB of trade. though they wore shot out of artillery, ing into tho ascendant, and will continue largest gathering of tho kind ever hold on opportunities were afforded on every ample of clergymen shall not give license Mr. Frederick Hall and Mr. Andrew for activo, efficient Christian labor, or as though they were trying to outspoed to rise. But why should not the House of Bath Circuit. The audiences, also, were *’ tho oleotrioity upon the wires; see how tho to other persons to break the Sabbath by Chamberlain, skillful workmen employed ft was soon, too, that on tho broad plat Lords-oonfor on Mr. Dickens a baronetcy, very large, and well-behaved; as much so form of Christian- philanthropy and love, assembly of decorous, well-established, suc riding for pleasure. It will thus be seen in putting up the metallic cornice on the cessful menresolves itself, as it were, into quick? as at any camp-mooting wo ever attended., the women of ail tho great P ro te stan t de that tho morality of tho former question domo of tho now hospital at tho Soldiers’ a menagerie of struggling, screeching ani The Virginia legislature is likely to de All honor to the people of Morgan County. nominations would unite. The Presby hinges on the decision to bo reached in the Home, fell from a bight of ninety feet to terians and tho Methodists and the Baptists mals, with hardly a spark necessary to rive some substantial advantage from the The last half of the meeting was a season bring on a general explosion. Very well; latter. It is to be hoped a safe solution may the ground, on Friday last. Mr. Hall was and the Unitarians struck w arm h an d s in now element which has been introduced of groat grace, indeed. It seemed that the work of relieving the distressed, giving I do not quarrel with that, but don’t .-talk be reached. so terribly mangled that ho died in about to mo of tho impropriety of excitoment on into it. Tbo Richmond- Journal gives there was a continual stream of divine bread to tho hungry and shelter to tho N o R acing.—Wo noticed a year ago the an hour after the faR. Mr. Chamberlain homeless and clothes to tho naked. .On re- religion,! when more is at stake than in sketches of some of the-colored members grace flowing into the altar, gladdening . millions of money. Excitemont is not determination of the Stato Board of Agri may recovor, but will be disabled for life. Hrrioas doctrines they m ight wage b attles of the senate, and says the following of and melting all hearts, so that it was with ... with all the zeal and earnestness and logic only natural and reasonable, but it is nec culture, of the Stato of Illinois, to prohibit A wife and child, in ouch case, mourn tho essary, and a lack of it is a discredit to the Mr. Bland, who seems to bo tho loader o£ tho utmost difficulty that we could closo of the fominino mind. But when, it comes racing'at the annual State Fair. The fair painful calam ity. td the mattor of Christian practice, why ospel, a shame to human nature, and infi- that portion of tho body: “Ho is by com ouj'meetings in proper soason, or change -• elity to God. has been held, and no racing occurred. they arc as unanimous as. Roman fathers. Tho five-hundredth anniversary of tho m on consent th o spokesm an of h is brot'fi'’- Jrorn one exercise to another. Christians Tho sphere of the association, it was voted, f There was strong opposition to the Board, b irth d ay of J o h n Hubs was celebrated at ren. Ho displays far more than average Force of H abit.—Tho following, from were comforted, sinners convicted, and fnust therefore be enlarged. More work but they were determined, and the fair was an exchange, has, probably, considerable Prague, in Hungary, last month. ability, speaks grammatically, and debates mourners blessed and mado happy. Wo must bo done. Physical distress must be hold without tho presonco of tho swarms alleviated, bodily wants must be relieved, Bishop W hitaker, of tho Protestant Epis well; is noYor disconcerted, or at a loss for were efficiently assisted by tho following more of poetry than of truth, though it ia of blacklegs who usually congregate about the poor and needy in tho city m ust be vis not overstocked with the former commodi copal Church, was last week consecrated a proper phrase. He is bold enough to dis m in isters: R ev. I. K. S tation, Dr. T. S.' Mo- ited. Accordingly a systematic and general these places. The fair thus became strictly ty. It illustrates a truth, howover, whieh Bishop of Novada and Arizona. pute points and argue motions with tho Noil, Rev. J. EL Nelson, and our presiding work of visitation was undertaken. Fam an exhibition of agricultural and mechan it is somewhat interesting to consider—the best of them.' So, too, ho can draw a reso older, Rev. G. W. Station, who preached ilies that wore fighting hard to keep soul ical productions. Illinois has set a high Rev. Henry Niles Piorco, D. D., was last and body together were relieved. Into tho strange power of habit. The story runs week elected, by tho Houso of Bishops of lution with singular perspicuity and point, .tho Word with great power and acceptabil hospitals where women were tossing on example, which'every other state should thus: the Protestant Episcopal Church, Mission and his ‘Mr. President’ is aa emphatic-as' ity. Indeed, it seemed that the Good. Be- > bods of pain tho association sent its repre follow. axy uttered on tho floor. In person, Mr. sentatives, to, comfort and console, into Wo have all heard tho story of the man ary Bishop of tho Arkansas and Indian was with every preacher throughout Bland is comely, skin dark, but not decid the prisons, also, they went, speaking sweet who slopt above a baker’s oven for twenty A H ard Ease.—A Northampton, Massa T erritory. tho entire meeting. Long will t^xo peopjo/^ . and tender words, and w hispering hopes o f years, then changed his lodging, but had chusetts, paper speaks of a contribution edly black; face well rounded, and whon to go back to the oven before ho could Mr. Samuel A. Hitchcock, of Brimfiold, of Morgan County remember the preach •fairerand purer lives. Tho reports which- taken up on Sabbath for some benevolent ho speaks ho shows a fine set of tooth. He were presented show th at w ith g reat oar- sloop. A case illustrating tho same princi Massachusetts, has given $*10,000 for tHo on- ing and'ouf late camp-meeting,' as they ple recently occurred in Ohio. A city man, object, in one of tho churches of that placo. dresses well, and looks altogether like one nostness and immense enthusiasm this dowifiont of a Hobrow professorship in wore highly creditable to the Church in vaat.work of practical Christianity has been accustomed to lodge on one of tho noisiest On tho following day, a man who counts his who was inwardly content with, if not streets, visited a country friend. Too Andover Thoological Seminary. Another this portion of tho country.” performed. There was no hanging back, property by thousands called on one of the proud of, his lot. There-is no use of say much quiet destroyed his rest at night. gift, of an equal amount, goes -to Amherst Great Valley, Erie.—Bro. H. H. Bar- there has been no lukowarmness. There in g on w hich s id e J . W . D. B land v otes.” . has boon steady, sharp, industrious labor. His friend felt for his distress, and said ho elders, and said: “I made a mistake yester College. bor writes, Octobor 12th, 1869: “Wo com- That the next year will bo'more successful would, try to relieve. it. Accordingly ho day. I meant to put into tho box fivo cents, Thomas M. Butler, a veteran citizen ojf went to a neighbor’s and procured a bass Father Hyucintho, tho colebrated Catho mcnced a series of meetings at tho Wil than the first thero is ovory reason to hope. an d p u t in ten c e n ts!” Cases e qually h ard Dayton, familiarly known as “General” drum, which ho beat under tho fellow’s lic p riest w ho h as ronouncod R om anism , is loughby appointment, on this mission, two will sometimes turn up. For tho honor of Butler, died in this city last week, at the The Suez Canal and the Restora bod-room window, and had his boy run a about coming to America, The Catholics x^oeks ago. We have, truly, had a time of squeaking wheelbarrow up and down on our common humanity wo would hope they age of seventy-eight. He was generally tion o f the Jews to Palestine.—The of this country will hardly givo him a cor refreshing from tho presence of tho Lord. the porch, while his wife played on the pi are rare. suppoBod to bo a colored man, but claimed • Jews, for nearly eighteen hundred years, ano, and tho servant-girl pounded on the dial welcome. Protestants will receive A goodly num ber have beon converted and for himself tho birth of a Cherokee Indian, have* been “ scattered among tho nations of door with the tongs. In. this manner the Cuban Celebration.—The Cuban, in him with joy. reclaimed. Thero have been 18 accessions the earth.’" Amid all their oppressions sufferer was enabled to get two or three surrection was begun by a handful of pat h av in g been b o rn ia Georgia, in the Chero to the Church. The work is still going on. hours of quite refreshing sleep, though it MajOr-goneral William M. Belknap has riots, ono year ago last Sunday week. On kee nation. His tall figure, straight and Tho praise belongs to the Lord.” and wanderings they havo ever looked for was hoavy on tho fam ily. been appointed to tho office of secretary of ward to tho timowhon they should again Monday, tho 11th instant, tho anniversary sta te ly in spite o f o ld ago, gave w eight to Idolatry of Talent.—Talont is valua of tho event was celebrated in New York. war. Mr. Belknap is a graduate of Prince his claim, no participated in tho battlo bo restored to tho land given to their fore ton, a lawyor by profession, served in tho Other Churches, fathers. Their return has been a m atter of ble, but spirituality is still more cssontiaL A demonstration was mado in City Hall of New Orleans, and retained his patriotic While both are to bo craved, as God regards Park, and a crowded meeting was held at arm y from th e b eginning of the w ar to tho spirit to tho end of his life. On three faith and song, and a m atter too of prayor Methodist E piscopal (South).—The col tho latter as far m ore precious th a n tho for end, is a rosidept of Keokuk, Iowa, and memorable days of the year, tho 8th of and weeping. Many Christian teachers of Cooper Institute. On many hotels and pri- ored conference of the Methodist Episoopal m er, so wo m u st do, a n d ovor s h u t o u t th at valu houses the flag of Cuba was given to about thirty-eight years of ago. General Ja n u ary , 22d o f F eb ru ary , an d 4 th o f J u ly , the different centuries havo boon wjth thorn Church South, held its session tho last days Sherman aoccpt'ed tho placo only tempora ho regularly appeared on our streets in full in tho belief that tho prophecies recorded spirit which-idolizes talent and holds in tho breeze. of September and the first days of Octo light esteem the indwelling power of Christ rily, until a suitablo person might bo uniform and with sword, his dress being in the Bible would justify tho expectation' Young Men's Christian A s s o c ia . ber, Bishop Paine presiding. Tho congre in the soul. The following, from an emi chosen. that of a past m ilitary age. These days ho of such a restoration. t io n .—Rev. Mr. French, of Washington gations in attendance are described as hav nent divine, is well worth considering care The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cali celebrated in this manner on his own ac Tho Zion’s Hbrald quotes from tho Jncish City, states that, within a fow weoks, not ing b een larg e an d well-behaved. Somo of fully: fornia has started for Romo, to attend the count, whether any body elso made any Messenger a paragraph in which tho Suoz less than two hundred young men have tho leading white citizons are mentioned as Men bow before talont, even if unasso- Ecumenical Council te assemble there in demonstrations or not. His remains woro Canal is regarded as likely to be the instru arisen for prayers at tho daily prayor-m act being present and being favorably impress ciated with goodness; but botween these December. Ho boars with him, as a pres cscortod to W oodland Cemetery on last Fri ment in restoring tho Jews to tho country ed. Dr. W atson was present and succeeded two we must make an everlasting distinc ings of tho Young Mon’s Christian Associ ent to tho pope, a gold snuff-box, filled day by the “Sons of Protection,” a well-, which they regard us thoir own, though tion. When once the idolatry of talent en- ation in that city, and that of this number well in obtaining subscriptions for tho Col with gold coin. It is'presumed that the organized society of colored men in tho aot the land of their birth. Wo give a part tors, then farcwoll to spirituality; whon about ono half havo boon hopefully con ored Christian Advocate which ho is soon to men ask their teachers, not for that which clink of coin in tho pontifical pockets will city, and a numerous retinuo of carriages of-tho Herald’s quotation from th e Messen begin to publish. will make them more huniblo and godlike, verted. create a sensation more agroeablo than and persons on foot. Rov. W. J. Shuey ger: . but for the excitement of an intellectual “Everlasting Gospel.”—I preach tho would the titillation of pungont Maocoboy Tho Christian Advocate (Naahvillo) reports And it is a firm article of faith with most banquet, then farewell to Christian prog conduotod tho funeral ceremonies. “ everlasting gospol,” said a preacher, who conversions and accessions as follows: “At Israelites, that tho Messiah will appear, and ress. Hero also St. Paul stood firm. Not in tho pontifical nose. Dr. Livingstone has again been hoard banged away at a suffering congregation a camp-meeting at Holly Branch, 48 con tho Holy Land bo ro-establishcd. wisdom, but Christ crucified. St. Paul Our friend, Mr. J. A. Shauck, failed to re- from. Tho intelligence this time, though i In God’s own tim e th is will com e,to pass. might havo complied with these require for an hour and a half. Tho man who versions, and 42 accessions; at Meridian ccivo a majority for tho office of prosecut more than a year old, is more definite and Wo who write, and yo who road this, m ay ments of his converts, and then he would prays till every knee aches, and ovory soul Miss., 7 accessions; at Opelika, Ala., 20 ac aot enjoy the happiness of witnessing this have gained admiration and love; ho would ing attorney, but wont heavily ahead of satisfactory than anything that has beon longs for the final amen, is brothor to cessions during “Week of Prayor;” Saun consummation, but that tho prayer for Je have been the loader of a party, but ho some others on the ticket. Wo regret his heretofore received. The following are the rusalem restored is no mechanical, no in would have been false to his Master—he him . defeat, though, in reality, to a young man ders Chapel, Tonn., 13 converts; Perrysville, sincere aspiration, none ought to doubt who would have been preferring self to Christ. dispatches, as -brought by tho cable: Communications Deferred. — Tho of so thorough energy and ability a disap Ark., 20 conversions and additions; Jasper know the fealty of Israel. T he H erald’s special, dated Bombay, district, Ala.; 455 conversions and 379 ac “The highway through the wilderness ” 44 H e a d lo n g ” W e s te r n im p r o v e large space given to conference minutes pointment like this can hardly bo called s October 11th, says: “Mr. Kinke has receiv cessions during tho year. is progressing more steadily and surely m e n ts .—The accounts of rapid improve th is week has crow ded o u t several com m u defeat. Mr. Shauck has before him a fu ed a letter from Dr. Livingstone, dated tho than wo m ay recognize—such is o u r lim it ture to.which tho temporary tenure of any Sth o f Ju ly , 186S, in w hich the doctor in £ resbyterian. — Claiborne Church, in. ed vision; b u t does not the concentration o f ments mado in the West are sometimes nications. The harvest of conforonoe min forms him that ho believes ho. has discov the world’s thoughts on tho land o f E gypt, almost iucrcdiblc. The following, attrib utes will soon bo past. We hope our cor offico could add but little. ered tho sources of the River Nile, at a Indiana, has received twenty-oight mem from which the children o f Israel w ere sav- uted to the Phi\adelpnia Commercial List, respondents will not bcoomo discon raged Sojourner Truth, whose namo begins to point situatod between 10 and 12 degrees bers—sixteen on profession...... Rov. Chas. ' ed from bondage to pass over the Red Sea sots this forth in lively colors: by delays. W c appreciate th eir favors. south. Dr. Livingstone was in good health Wadsworth, of San Francisco, has had a to'liborty. justify the enthusiasm some He soem somowhat mythic on account of her at the time of writing to Mr. Kinke. In The headlong manner in which things extreme old age, but whoso bodily presonco call to the Alexander Presbyterian Church, 1 brews will, at least,, manifest for the Holy How H ard Tim es Pinch.—Mr. A. T. telligence of a still later date from Zanzi Land—tho spot concentrated by the ancient are done at tho West is shown by the is a substantial verity, was present at bar states that, the trade caravan had ar in Philadelphia...... Tho Central Presbyteri progress of the town of Duluth, upon tho Stowart has sold,,lately, twenty shawls at glory and suffering? prayer-meeting in Mr. Beecher’s church a rived there, and reported that Livingstone an Church at Brooklyn received, on a re projected route of tho Northern Pacific $2,000 each, and ono a t $5,700. Ono lad y had reached Ujijc, on the road to tho' coast, Railroad, and which metropolis is fully few weeks ago. She was invited to speak, cent Sabbath, twenty-oight new mombers, An Abyssinian House of W orship. purchased in two months goods amountinj in safety.” making ninety-fivo added during the past • —In Abyssinia tho Christian religion was three months old. Within the poriod and greatly interested the company by«a Bombay, October 11th, via London, 14th. which has elapsed since its birth, seventy- to $20,000. The facts illustrato. how sh arp few m o n th s-----Rev. J. B. Little closed his introduced in- an early age, and -has ever half-hour’s recital of her experience. She —Mr. Kinke, in a dispatch to tho govern five houses have been built, plank side ly tho times pinch. ment here, says a caravan has arrived at labors in the East Presbyterian Church at ainco been tho faith of that rude pcoplo. w alks laid dow n, a large ho tel com m enced, has tho wit, tho ' pathos, and, withal, tho Zanzibar. It brings the welcome news Dayton, recently, and started to his new It has not, however, oxistod in its purity, which will be completed in September, and A nnual Electing.—The Twenty-third gc*>d sound sense which distinguish the that Dr. Livingstone had arrived at Niyi field of labor at Mankota, Minnesota...... but lias been mixed with gross suporsti- two churches are underway. Four months Annual Meeting of tho Amorican Missiona best of sable orators. alive and well. He was on tho way to the ago, the land upon which Duluth is to be The P re sb y te ry of N ew ark m et on the 21st tions. Dr. Blank, in a recent account of ry Association will bo held in Mount Ver coast, tho road to which was open and safe. b u ilt was w orth $1.25 to $2.50 per acre; now General George PI. Thomas has been up Another caravan is expected here which ult., at Brlcksburg, N. J., and was chiefly Abyssinia published in a Eritish journal, tow n lots in th e c ity aro w o rth $1,000 each. non, Ohio, (in Rev. Mr. Monroe’s church), to view our new possessions in Alaska. will bring later information of tho dootor’s occupied with the homo work—the theo thus describes the inside of an Abyssinian From about five persons—tho population of commencing on Wednosday, Octobor 27th, progress.' He is not greatly enamored with tho vistas logical school at Newark rooeiving especial Duluth on the 1st of April—the residents at threo o’clock r . m . Tho report of the ch u rch : j of the town have swelled to fif;een hun Executive Committee will be presented on of instant gains, but thinks that in the a tte n tio n ...... Tho reunion movement is ■‘Except in the provineo of Tigre, all tho dred. At the same ratio of increaso what purchaso an important step has boon churches in Abyssinia are circular, the walls will Duluth bo in 1059? Wednesday, afternoon. The Annual Ser Our Own Church. generally answered .by tho presbytories in generally of mud and stone, the roof coni mon will be preached in tho evoning by achieved in tho influence it will havo in tho affirm ative. cal, and thickly covered with straw. Tho Splendid W ater-Power.— A corre loosening tho hold of England upon Brit- Rev. J. M. Sturtovant, D. D., president of United Presbyterian.—The prosbytory church; proper consists of three concentric spondent of the Lorain County N ew s, w rit- , - ish Columbia. As a region for agricultu Dedications. circles—the first a'kind of veranda, where Illinois College, Jacksonville, 111. Ad of Michigau unanimously adopted the fol ing from Dopcro, W isconsin, th u s speaks o f ral operations General Thomas regards it “About a year ago a small band of Unit in the congregation assemble; the second, dresses, discussions and resolutions re low ing reso lu tio n : the am ount o f water-pow er afforded a t th at ed Brethren, four miles west of Fostoria, the church itself, where tho priests perform specting the work of tho associaiona- may as useless. Good timber and coal are Resolved, That this presbytery heartily ap their ceremonies; tho third, or innermost placo by the Fox River Rapids: Ohio, Sandusky Conference, were deprived proves of tho p lan proposed b y liust general bo expected. Ample and cheerfully-given there, but each can bo had, of equally good circle, tho “Holy of Holies,” containing I t has one o f th e finest w ater-pow ers in quality, a thousand miles nearer homo. of a placo of worship by exclusion from assem bly for raising a fund for tho relief of tho sacred vase and the “Tabot,” a small, hospitalities will greet all who may attend. superannuated ministers and widows of the world, created by an extensive dam at Tho general thinks th6 Government ar tho houso of a sister denomination. Barly square piece o f wood, having on one sido a Let us have a full meeting. Tho Allon- deceased ministers, and would urge upon tho foot of the rapids, extending the entire last spring thoy felt that the perpetuity of ^ Cross, on t he other' three stars (sym bols of width of tho river, about ono half a mile. town, Pennsylvania Pan-handle; Cleve rangements for holding it should be reduc tho next assembly tho importance of es the Trinity), and on which are carved the their organized existence deponded wholly tablishing such fund immediately, that the Mills and factories are built under tho break land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapo ed, as the money expended can bring no . name of tho church, and th at o f th e bishop of this dam, at intervals across the river, upon tho erection of a church, and, though needy and deserving may bo relieved, and by whom -it was consecrated. The veranda lis; Sandusky, Mansfield and Nowark; and adequate return. the bnurch no longer reproached with the and vessels run right up to tho mills and comparatively feeble, pecuniarily, they re '■a, for the stranger, tho most interesting receive tho manufactured articles, which Central Ohio railroads, will give return Mil Horace Greeley has accepted the neglect of her faithful servants. y ' portion of tho edifice. In some, like “Me- solved to baild, and on Sabbath, October mostly find market in Chicago. passes free. It is hoped that other roads nomination for Comptroller of the Stato of Moravian.—In th e M oravian (an e x dani Alum” (Savior of the world), tho There-aro now in operation fourteen mills 10th, thoy dedicated, free of debt, a brick will come into this arrangement. New York. Tho Virginia senatorship was churcli wo visited that day, the paintings and factories, which manufacture lumber, houso, 35 b y 45 foot, m o st tastefu lly and change m an ifestin g b y its original and so- that adorn the walls, all considered, a re n ot shingles, tubs, pails, hoops, staves, wagon pressed upon him, but he declined the can lectod mattor the ability and fino judg badly mado. Sis. George ‘and the Dragon, Thanksgiving Proclam ation.—Pres substantially finished, at a cost of two work, sash, doors, and the various articles didacy. Ho w ould u ndo u b ted ly h ave been ment of its editor,) wo fiavo an Recount of -in.tho church of Medani Alum, held prom ident Grant has issued tho following proc thousand dollars. Bro. T. J. Harbaixgh, made of wood; two large grist mills and a recent dedication of the;second Moravian inent and conspicuous place; next came tho one flax factory, all driven by the water lamation for a national thanksgiving: elected almost unanimously, had he con their pastor, did nobly in tho work, and -jvelvo apostles and the trinity, God [tho cburch-housual Philadelphia. Bishop Big power, only about one tenth of-which is By the President of the United States: sented. Such an election would have pos Bro. Stouffer and family, with a fow others, Father] being represented in the form of a used. sessed interest in demonstrating that a ler officiating. Several of the city clergy, .' benovolont-looking old man. Several rep Tho year which is drawing to a close has boro tho chief part of tho burden. Tho state may go where it pleases to find a sen of other denominations attended the Sab- resentations of our Lord’s sufferings graced C S m rcli U n ity -—A v/riter in ono of our been free from pestilence, health has pre dedicatory services were conducted by Rev. tho w alls.” . vailed throughout tho land, abundant crops ator, as is tbo case in EnglartcC^iiere any bath-schpol gathering in the afternoon and exchanges says.: “Two great movements W. J. Shuey, of Dayton. Six hundred dol reward the labor of tho husbandman, com district may choose a commoner from any spoke words of cheer and fellowship. More - Future Greatness of America.—M r. in the direction of church unity are signal merce and manufactures have successfully lars wore raised on tho day of ‘dedication, than two thousand dollars wore on tho oc Charles Sumner,, in tho closing paragraph izing the present ago: the papal and the Prot prosecuted their peaceful paths, tho vines other district.. Mr. Greeley did .himself mostly in small sums, and after persever and forest have yielded liberally, the nation equal honor in declinining a higher posi casion raisod towards paying off the debt °f hiB speech at the lato Republican Stato estant.” This is true; but thero are thou ing effort. We look for a-gracious revival has increased in wealth and in strength, tion, an d now c onsenting to ru n for a low on th e b u ild in g . Convention of Massachusetts, gives in his sands o f P ro testan ts who have im bibed the peaco has prevailed, and its blessings havo in that community in answer to the pray The M oravian also contains an account of • own grand style a description of the prob papal idea of church unity. They think advanoed every interest of tho people. In er, but really very important, one, which ers and sacrifices of that earnest little a new-church for tho Gorman congregation able futuro of our country. His prediction that this consists in having one oommon every part of the Union haftnony and fra greatly needs an efficient incumbent. flock.” • ternal intercourse havo been restored, ob at Elizabeth, N. J., to bo opened for divine i3 as follows :i polity. This is. tho fundamental plea of : Rev. P. B. Frothingham, tho leading Uni Revivals. literating tho marks of the past conflict servico sh o rtly . . Tho ond isflortain; nor shall we w ait long Romanists. They hold that there is bat and estrangement; burdens havo been light tarian minister of this, country at this F o x RrvER Conference.—Rev. J. Payne i a 111 ‘ohly fulfillment. Its beginning, one visible organization of tho church of ened, means increased, civil and''religious time, in a sormon on tho Avondale coal writos from Fox River Conference, Oct. 3d, Reformed Church;—Tho F irst English rv 1110 establishment of peace at homo, Christ, and os they constitute the greater liberty are secured to every inhabitant of Reformed Church at Baltimore has latoly through which tho national unity shall be tho land, whose soil is trod by nono but mine disaster, Baid: “God is a Universalis t. tho following: “The Lord is still visiting come, manifest. This id the first step. • Tho portion of the nominal Christian world, free men. It becomes a people thus honor Ho means that all men shall go to heavon. his vineyard in tho Fox River Conference. had a ve ry refreshing communion season. f™ will follow; In tho procession of events they claim that they aro tho church, and ed to makeacknowlodgmcnttothoSuprome He uses two methods for getting them At tho Batavia quarterly meeting, 3 pro Sixtocn persons were roceivod into com nrvf il:0w at hand.,and ho is b lind w ho does that all others aro schismatical. True Author from whom such blessings flow of there. On tho one hand ho invites, on tho fessed faith in Christ, 7 were baptized, and m union, nino o f w hom w ere heads o f fam- r . . j 18ccrn it. From tho frozen sea to tho their gratitude and their dependence, to ren iliea...... A t a late oom munion; six persons tepid waters of the Mexican gulf, from church u n ity consists in u n itin g thoso ele der praise and thanksgiving for the samo, other ho compels.” So wo are to under 4 united wit hr the Church. At Stevens’ •mo Atlantic to tho Pacific, tho whole vast ments of fixith and practice among Chris and to devoutly implore a continuance of stand that the thing we havo looked upon Point, the good work is going on. At the were received by confirmation and twelve opn-mont—smiling with outstretched prai tians into such organizations as may har God’s m eroy. as a calamity was sifnply a' kind of snap- l3st quarterly meeting, 5 united with the by Ibttor, a t T uscaraw as charged...R ev. G. . ries where the coal-fields below vio with monize in their composition and at the Therefore, I, Ulyses S. Grant, President ju d g m e n t w hereby th e victim s w ere “ com H. Johnston, on tho way tc/Claasis,1 too infinite corn-fields above—teeming with of the United States, do rccommond that Church, and 8 were baptized. Bro. Win. copper, silver, and gold—filling fast same time form one general alliance against T hursday, the 18th d ay o f N ovem ber n ex t, pelled” to tako up a hasty march for heav Baron, of New London, was with ns, and besefby a highwayman and robbod of hia with a free people, to whom the telegraph the oommon enem y. be observed as ad ay or thanksgiving and of en. Tho intractable thief on the cross, v j rendered Tory efficient help. At the Qoor-1 [Continued on Eighth Page.) I 54 RELIGIOUS TELESCOPE, OCTOBER 20, 1869. worker of muscle. Let this man with WILLIE , son of C. and M. Thornburg, “ «. same as above, with photograph For the Religious 'Telescope. negro, and teased him until at last he oven; at one the glass is putin, through died of cholera Infantum, Sept. 4th, 1869. record for eight portraits...... 7 3* declared that if they couldn’t “misbe another a workman sweeps the stone the hoe lay down his husbandry for a. near Perry, Dallas County, Iowa, aged 11 “ 7, Quarto, containing Apocrypha ’Twas the Voice of Jesus.” have demselves no better dan d&tj for it, a third workman smooths it little while and set himself to studying months and 3 days. He was an affectionate Concordance, Psalms in Meter’ he’d iees dear out and leabe ’em. But.” down with a block as it comes round one of the stalks of corn, or the chemis child, and dearly loved by all the family. roan, gilt back, gilt edges, with BY MISS MARIA STRAUB. he added, “ifit’sgwine to discombob- to him. and a fourth, at the last open try of one of those hills of soil, and M. T h o r n b u r g h . eight engravings, handsomely Perry, Iowa, Sept. 28th, 1869. p rin ted in oil colors, and g ilt fami berate you at. dis yere rate, guess ole ing, which is close to the one at which very likely he would soon learn what ly reoord, panneled sides...... 7 50 F rom the hills of Judoa there cam e a sw eet . Unde ’ll tell you afore he goes. You it was put in, lifts the sheet—partly it was to lose one’s appetite, and hear GEORGE W . ADAMS died Oct. 15th, 1869, “ 8 , same ua above, with a beautiful voice, jees light a match an’ hole it quick un cooled by this time—upon a carriage in the clock strike nearly all the night aged 20 y ears, 8 months, and 4 days. The marriage oortittcato and fourteen Saying, like one from above, the oven. Thi8 ho does my means of a hours in feverfeh wakefulnessr And subject of this notice was resigned to die, portraits...... 8 50 der de rose, an’ let de fumes rise up ana left earth with a bright prospect for into it, kinder per tec tin7 do rose, so, lever furnished with sharp, broad thus we feet at a great organic law of MISCELLANEOUS. ' “ Army Father hath loved me, so have I our being, to-wit: that brain-work sub- heaven. W. Crandall. loved yon, wid your hand, so it ken git a heap ob blades at the end, which he works in Baroa, Illinois, Sept. 27th. 1869. Disciplines...... 20 Continue ye in my love.” degas outobde match, bein’ mighty under the glass. When the carriage is stractH vitality from the fountain, Flctcher’B Appeal, revised by D. Ed keerful not to scorch it, and it wari- full, it is run through an annealing while musculo - work only makes FALLAS BARR, son of Rev. Samuel A. w ards, 221 pages, 12m o cloth...... 59 ’Twas the voice of Jesus, so loving and megates beautiful. Hose any flower’ll oven beyond. draughts upon one of the ramifying K nox, died A ug. 9th, 1869, aged 3 years. 4 •Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of tho Ro true,— do de same—peenies, roses, or mose The opposite end of the annealing streams of life. It is estimated by m onths , and 15 days. man Empire, 2 vol. imp. 8vo. doth... 3 qq ■ Of him who w as w ithout sin; any ob ’em. De wtiisper’s jess a make- oven opens into the cutting-room. scientific observers that a man will FELICIA MAY, daughter of the above- Hints and Helps to-Hoalth and Happi W ho cam e to th e earth in hum ble array, believe. But it don’t take noffin’ There the carriages are pushed along a use up as much vital force in working nam ed p a re n ts, d ied A ug. 12th, 1869, aged 1 ness, 326 pages. 12mo, cloth...... \ qq Our hearts from error to win. central track, and unloaded at the stalls his brains two hours as he will work year, 4 m o n th s, and 23 days. H istoiy of the United Brethren Church, to fool white folks.” Death has twice, within t h r e e short days, 2 volum es in one, 840 pages...... o 59 All the rest of that day the children of the cutters. The cutter has a table ing his muscles eight.—J. F. Coning, H aw s’ L ectures to Y oung M en....;...... 35 From the valleys that wind 'mong the holy visited Bro. Knox’s family, and taken their were trying uncle Ned’s plan of “wari- before him, with measure marks on its as quoted by the Ladies’ Repository. children from their bosoms. Preacher’s Manual, Sturtevant, 624 hills, megating” roses and other flowers, and edges. He lifts one of the sheets, lays W. Crandall. pages, imperial, 8vo, cloth...... 3 53 Came a sound that echoes ever, it on the table, and commences ruling Beroa, Illinois, Sept, 25th, 1809. Plain Thoughts on Secret Societies...... 50 in time they succeeded quite as well as Universalism Calmly and Seriously “ D ave ye ono another, as I have loved you, he. They soon discovered that if the it fester than a school-boy rules his The Atheist. PERLEY B. EDWIN HOLTZINGER died Considered, 12mo, cloth...... 30 Oh, love ye one another.” rose was not suffidently changed before slate. His ruler is a wooden rod, five feet long, and his pencil point is a dia During the month of November, 1843, Sept. 16th, 1869, aged 3 years and 24 days. Youth’s Compond, or Text Book for ’Twas the voice of Jesus, the Savior of men, the wood of the match began to bum, an atheist and a clergyman were m one How soon this rose was nipped by the frost Sabbath-schools...... 1 ...... 3 . W ho unveiled the heavenly plan; it was best to blow out that match ana mond. Every stroke is a cut. Not of death I Surely, the journey to the grave CLASS-BOOKS. hold another freshly-lighted one under that he cuts the glass quite apart; in of the night trains between Albany and is s h o rt. D eath sh all he destroyed. W h o died to reveal th a t glorious love, deed he seems scarcely to make a Utica. The night being cold the pas D. C. Kumler. C lass-Stew ard’s Book...... ••■•.■20c. The love of heaven to man. the flower. Nelly variegated a blue sengers gathered around the stove. The Class-Leader’s Book...... 1...... 26c. larkspur, and changed a red fuchsia so scratch. Yet that scratch has the effect atheist was very loquacious, and was MARY JANE, daughter of Even S. and Preacher’s Circuit Book...... 25c. On'the winds that blow softly o’er Pales beautifullv, that when her uncle, the of cracking the glass quite through, so B elinda C rane, died J u ly 29th, 1869, aged 2 soon engaged in a controversy with the years, 9 months, and 6 days. tin e land, botanist, dropped in to see them in the that it breaks off* at the slightest press minister. In answer to a question of BOOKS ON SALE ure. In this way the sheets are cut Also, FRANCES ELIZABETH, infant Flowed sweet as a heavenly lay, evening, he really thought it was some the latter as to wnat would be a man’s wonderful new variety that was shown up into panes of the requisite size. condition after death, the atheist re daughter of the same parents, died Sept. Anna Clayton, or the Inquirer after “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give him.—Hearth and Home. “I should think the diamonds would 26th, 1869, a g ed 8 m onths a n d 6 days. Truth; a work on Baptism..;.....;;..... 1 56 u n to you;” plied, “Man is like a pig; when he dies C B W h i t l e y . B arnes’ Notes, New T estam ent, 11 vol wear out,” said Lawrence. Shane’s Crossings, Ohio, Oct. 1st, 1869. ,rJ j6 1 am w ith you alw ay.” that is the end of him.” AstbeminLs- um es. p e r volum e...... 1 40 “I remember,” replied the gaffer, ter was about to reply, a red-faced Irish Barnes’ Notes, Old Testament, 5 vol TRs the voice of Jesus, so tender and kind, “one workman told me that a single SA M M IE, s o n o f I. C. an d C atharine V an Italian Shepherd-boy. woman at the end of the car sprang up, horn, died Sept. 17th, 1869, aged 11 months. umes, per volume...... l go, T h at cheers u s onw ard to glory; Whenever I see these poor Italian diamond would last him two or three the natural red of her face glowing more Beecher's Lectures to Young Men...... 1 fij) Then may we not falter nor faint by the years. It has fifteen or sixteen differ intense with passion, and the light of Butler’s Analogy, 12mo, cloth...... l so boys, who have been wiled away from ent edges, and when one edge is worn Bridge’s Christian Ministry...... i...... 3 09 w ay, their native country to pipe to the peo- out he usee another. South American the lamp falling directly upon it, and BUSINESS DEP \RTMENT. “Clarke’s Commentaries, sheep, 4 /vol But keep his commandments holy. Ele of a strange land, a certain snep- diamonds, such as he used, cos% ho addressing the clergyman in a voice um es, su p er royal 8vo...... 18 00 erd-boy rises up in my memory, who. told me, from six to thirty dollars each; peculiarly startling and humorous from PUBLICATIONS •Clarke’s Commentaries, sheep, 2 vol six hundred years ago. as he watched its impassioned tone and the richness lame! at the United Brethren Printing Es- umes, super royal 8vo, New Testa (Sterner. his flock on the hills that looked down and when they are worn out for his of its brogue, exclaimed, “Arrah, now, m en t...... 9 Q0 on Florence, spent his leisure hours in purpose, he sells them for jewels to be will ye not let the baste alone? Has he tabHsJsment, Daytt/n, Ohio. Coleman’s Atlas and Bible Geography. 2 50 put into watches.”— Over Young Folks. •Comprehensive Commentary, 6 vol piping to the sheep, and making not said he was a pig? and the more ye The Helix-Uni* Teieacopc. Lost! Three Little Robins 1 umes, super royal 8vo, sheep...... 20 00 sketches of a favorite ewe, or lamb, pull his tail the louder he’ll equale.” Published w eekly at $2.00 por an n u m , in Christmas Evans’ Life and Sermons... 2 50 Oh! where is the boy, dressed in jacket of “with a stone slightly pointed, upon a The Edge of the Cataract. The effect upon all was electric. The advance. Cruden’s Concordance, Condensed, smooth, clean piece of rock.” This lit Many years since a steamboat was clergyman apologized for his forgetful le a t h e r ...... 2 00 W ho cUmboci up a tree in the orchard to-day. tle boy, Giotta Bondone, became one of accustomed to make daily tripe between ness, and the atheist was mute for the The Children'a Pricnd, •Cruden’s Concordance, Complete, And carried my three little birdies away? the greatest of Italian painters, and ever rest of the journey .—A meric-an Mes D. B erb er , E ditor. sh e ep ...... 5 OO- T hey hardly wore dressed, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The near senger. •Dick’s complete works, 2 volumes, took delight in portraying the gentle Is published at the United Brethren Print 8 vo, sheep...... 7.06 W hen he took from th e neet creatures in whose Company he had est point at which she could approach ing Establishment, Dayton, Ohio, twice a M y three little robins, and left me bereft. the mighty cataract was Chippewa •D’Aubigno’s History of the Reforma passed his boyhood. month (the numbers of each month being tion, 1 volume, 8vo, cloth...... 4 00 Creek, about ten miles distant on the mailed together). «. O w rens! have yon seen in'your travels to The Italian shepherd-boy never drives Canada side. One day there was a Special Notices, Evidences of Christianity (Alexander) I 3b day, his sheep to his field, or fold. He walks pleasure excursion, and several hun TKXiMH PER ANNUM. E lements of Moral Science (Wayland). 1 75 A. v e ry sm all boy, dressed in jack et o f gray. before them, playing his pipe, and they PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS. Single C opies...$0 30 F o rty Copies...$10 00 Earnest Christianity...... 2 00 W ho carried my three little birdies away? follow him. It is a well-known feet dred men, women, and children, went ~Five * ' --F------ifty . 12 00 ♦Five Hundred Sketches and Skeletons H e h ad light-oolored hair, that, when foreign sheep are sent over down from Buffalo. The following resolutions of condolence Ten ... 2 50: Sixty . 14 50 o f S erm ons...... 4 25 A n d his- feet were "both bare. to this country, they refuse to be driven, After spending the day in all sorts of were passed by the United Brethren Church F ifteen . 3 ; Soventy * . 16 75 F o x ’s B ook o f M artyrs, 12mo, olotlL.... 1 75 Ah, me! ho was cruel and mean, I declare. amusements, in looking upon the fells, in Altoona, Pennsylvania: Twenty “ ... 5 00 E ig h ty ‘ . 19 25 Fleetwood’s Life of Christ, 8vo ...... 3 00 but, whenever the drover places him admiring the rainbow, passing under Whhrkas, It has seemed good to the al Twenty-five Oop 6 25 N in ety * ... 21 50 Interior Life, Upham, 12mo, cloth...... 1 50 .O butterfly! stop iust a moment, ^pray: self at their head, they go willingly the Table Bock and behind the falling mighty Disposer of evonts, to take from Thirty Copies..... 7 50 One h u n d re d ... 24 00 •Jahn’s Biblical Archaeology...... *3 00 H av e you seen a ooy, dressed in jac k e t o f in whatever direction he may choose to water, they gathered themselves on among us our much-estoemod friend and S u b scrip tio n s for single copies w ill n ot bo Lorenzo Dow’s Journal, 1 vol., leather 2 00 gray, go. worthy brother, Jaoob Bottenburg, who received for u less term than one year. Light on Masonry and Oddfetlowship.. 2 00 board the boat toward .night, to return was ono of the founders of this Church—al Lee’s T heology, 8 vo, d o th ...... 2 75 Who carried my three little birdies away? Sheep are very fond of music. Jo PAYMENT IN ADVANCE. H e h ad p retty blue eyes, seph Haydn, when a boy, went on a to their homes. By some miscalcula ways faithful and true to the interests of Life o f F aith , Upham , 12mo, cloth...... 1 50 A nd was sm all of his size; tOJJE thuoii&h. tiz/b k^jainizuisb. v/ne xA tion of the engineer sufficient ■ steam the same—giving of hia means according to Subscribers' uainee are not written on ^Mosheim^ ChurchHistory, 806 pages, Ab! ho most be wickod, and not very wise. had not been generated, and when, aft his ability, and laboring incessantly for its any pupers sent at club rates. Such pack quarto, sheep...... 5 75 the party carried his flute with him, er passing out of the creek, the boat prosperity; therefore, ages must, in all cases, be sent to one per •Neander’s Planting and Training of and, one day, as he sat by the hillside, met the strong, rapid current of the jResolved, 1. T hat we fool th a t we have son’s address. the C hristian C hurch...... 3 2*> 0 bees! with your bags of sweet nectarine, and played for the amusement of oth sostainod a very great loss by his death, The postage must bo paid at the.office Natural Theology, Paloy...... 1 25 stay: ers, the sheep came crowding around river, instead of going forward she was and shall miss him in the means of grace, whore received. •N ew ton on the Prophecies...... 3 50 H av e you seen a boy, dressed in jacket of slowly borne backward toward the and in the oounsels of tho Church; but we Communications should be addressed to P hilosophy of S alvation...... 1 45 gray, him. If the tune was slow ana mourn dreadful cataract. shall over cherish in tho affections of our tho Editor. Business letters to Rev. W. J. P ilg rim ’s P rogress...... 1 26 And carrying three little birdies away? ful, the sheep would droop their heads; Did he go through the town, The people on board, as may well be hearts his name as precious. Shnoy, Telescope Office. i Prince o f tho H ouse of D avid...... 2 00 but when he played a lively strain, they imagined, became instantly alarmed. 2. That, although tho laborers are few, P illar o f F iro...... 2 00 O r go sneaking around, drew dose to his side, and rubbed their The color fled from their cheeks; they and we scarcely know how to till his place, -Wlesionary Vleilor — Illustrated. ♦Pulpit Cyclopedia...... 4 00 Through hedges and by-ways, with head necks against his legs, to show their de nevertheless we bow in humble submis Rhinehart’s Harp, with patent notes... 30 hanging down? stood in speechless horror; the roar of Published on tho 8th and 22d of each light. “A righteous man regardeth the cataract sounded fearfully distinct sion to tho Judgo of all the earth, and say month. Same size nnd prioo of tho Chil Sacred Rhetoric, Ripley...... 1 25 the life of his beast, but the tender meekly, “Tho Lord gave, and tho Lord hath dren’s Friend. Addrese Rev. W. J. Shuey, Theological Compend...... 40 • boy with blue eyes, dressed in jacket of in their ears, as slowly, slowly they taken away; blessed be the name of the Telescope Office, Dayton, Ohio. The End of Time, soriuons by Isaac mercies of the wicked are cruel.” Kind were still borne back toward it. L ord.” W a tt s ...... 1 25 jf-you -mil £ring back my three robins to and tender usage to dumb animals is At length the engineer bethought 3. T hat w e tender to his bereaved and POSTAL LAW. Thro no of David...... ;...... 2 00 day, one of the most distinguishing quali afflictod family an interest in our earnest V inot’s H om iletics...... l 75 W ith the sweetest of music the gift I’ll ro- him of the oil with which he lubricat Applicable to the, Children's Friend and ties of a good man; cruelty character ed the machinery. He threw it into prayers at the throne of grace, and our Missionary Visitor: •W atson’s Institutes, 2 volumes, sheep 7 00 izes a wicked man.—From Mrs. S. C. hearty, sinoero sympathy in all their trials, •W atson’s Dictionary-...,...... 5 00 I ’^TsTng all day long Hall'a “Animal Sagacity.” the furnace—the flames blazed up in trusting that God will’take care of them “Skc. 36. R eligious, educational, a n d ag W ay of Salvation, Barnes....;...... 1 40 M y m errie6.t song, tensely—steam was generated more and bring, them through the storms and ricultural newspapers of small sizo, issued •Webster’s Dictionary, Unabridged, And-I will forgive you this terrible wrong. rapidly—the wheel moved round with troubles of this lifo to embraco each other loss frequently than onoo a week, may be new illu strated edition, 3,000 engrav increased velocity—there was a pause high up in glory, whore graves are not sent in packages to one address, at tho rate ings ...... 12 50 Bobolinks! did you soo my birdies and me, fUtscclIang. needed, and tears of sorrow are never shed. of one eent for each package not oxoeeding as the Titan forces were contending for four ounces in weight, und an additional Books marked (*) must bo sent by ex How happy we were on the old apple-tree, 4. That wo ombrace this opportunity of press. Until I was robbed of my young, as you see? the mastery. A moment more, and renewing our covenant with God, deter charge of ono cent is mado for each addi Oh, how can I sing, How Common Window Glass is Made. there was an upward movement. mined for tho future to ho more steadfast tional four ounces or fraction thereof, and A lib eral discount from the above prices Unloss he w ill bring Now slowly, slowly the boat made and faithful in the discharge of our Chris postage to be paid quarterly or yearly in ad will be given to persons wishing to sell ' My three robins back to sleep under my BY J. T. TBOWBRIDE. way against the current. In a short tian duty, following the good example of vance.” again, tho extent of which may be ascer wing. time the point of the danger was pass our worthy brother, walking in the foot tained on application at the Establishment, 1 —Kuraary. “There is another process,” continu ed, and a long heavy sigh of relief steps of Jesus till ho shall give us an hon DEPOSITORIES. in person or by letter. Address orable discharge, and say, “Come up high All our publications can bo procured at Rev. w . j . Sh u e y , ed the gaffer, “by which our common broke from the oosom of every one on Dayton, Ohio. window glass is made.” By the way, board. e r.” wholesale or retail at the following-named The Magic Whisper. 5. That wo have ontered upon tho Church depositories; and wo would oall tho atten if ever you visit Pittsburg, in Penn A venerable, gray-haired man was record a copy of these resolutions, to keep tion of our people to these locations, as MISCELLANEOUS. “Chillen,” said Uncle Ned, “what sylvania, you must go into the win there among them. Ho lifted his hat in memory of our brother; and also that a suitable plaoets to supply themselves with color is dat yar rose?” dow-glass factories there; you will and said, in a voice trembling with oopy be presented to his afflictod widow, o u r books: find them very curious. Their furnace, emotion: Sister Pormelia Bottenburg, in token of our C. A. Redding, Westerville,-Ohio. PRIEST a n d NUN, “Red,” they shouted; “just as red as interest in her welfaro. D. PILES ,CURED '‘fcpM. PAR Vi ia g , etc. (to sa y nothing o f three httle-ones The Greatest Discovery of the Ago. [Pioneer Advertising Agent, | and three men, with an ooeaaional hired ATo Surgical Operation JWceaaary. Storing Potatoes. man, to wait upon), must bo dono by one Extraordinary Indnceraents I ProakHn Type Foundry. MB Vine Btroet, Cincinnati, weary pair of hands, and one weary heart A CUfcB GC4M5TSHJ LI STCRX CASK. HOWKTEE 5KTHUL Ohio, Age at (brail Newspapers. Special orrangOEoenta Tho following remarks aro from the P rairie F a rm e r, and will prove timely juet m ust boar all the complaints whon it is not We hare determined to extend Exfcraor- with many. Dr. J. Stolz, Medical Specialist for now : ‘ . all dono? T sa y i f an y one can tell mo how- jjyery Jnducemente to our Minis to re and the treatment of Chronic Diseases, Day- I AOBBTS VASTXD •*HT. Experience has proved to every potato- all this can bo dono by ono woman, and she others to labor for tho Circulation of the ton, Ohio, uses a class', of p,ew reme whjrs IW Urnt oniqoo orlrliaj »«rt, to i ••b i b u T lookB io. raiser that the praotloe of digging thorn in in v e ry poor h ealth, I sh all bo glad to hoar p-tTT.TfabCS Telssoope. dies in the treatment of Prices; which QLAta:" It h u CM «cU tw P*C«* sod ITS ncravioai. ina*- \the morning and. leaving them on the from him or her. But if it can not be done, lb over? boy or girl who will send us $2.00 never fail to cure even the worst » d a t Uw *triads* af hw . - •JOTMlW U4 llM quaUdaa u ground, oxposed to tho beat of tho sun (and I am inclined to think it can not, for ^ith the namo of one now subscriber for no matter of how long standing, except to* human heard It u earn- SELTZER during tho day, la a very injurious one. I have tried for tho last three years,) then the Relioio^3 Telescope, we will eend the in very old persons. In addition to ms In some Boctiona of Ireland the custom please tell mo what part to leave undone, CHILDREN’S FRIEND for ono year. frown experience—during an extensive *1U> «nffr»rinr» and larma or 1 t o u C s h T a r t p rev ails o f p u ttin g th e potatoes in to a cov for I can not dodide. If i neglect myself I To any BUbecriber w ho w ill send u s $4.00 practice of seven years, and the attend ance of two of the largest Eastern Hos- oa wrldnx to RKlfkT HOW*. am liable to bo considered slovenly; if I ft,r himself, and one new subscriber, wo will PuuubSf iu w. mi atfo aS : ered top immediately after they are dug. itals for two years, a graduate of the The drier the atmosphere is, and the cold neglect m y children, I am thought an un wnd a beautiful Oil Portrait of S•Id and New School of Medicine—the CEN'CINNATI LAW SCHOOL. The Thirty-seven th Session of the Cincinnati Law er—providing it is above the freezing point feeling mother and. that tho children are ABRAHAM LDTCOO Doctor had the good fortune, in the first A tlla lQ a m U o B A n n rw e d . TUoamusds of d , School, will commence on Wednesday October —tho b etto r it w ill bo for k eep in g potatoes. taught slovenly habits; if I neglect the year of his medical career, to form the peptic nud billon** sufferers, who have exhausted U 1*D, and,continue until the third Wednesday of April! OR list of o IB cl Hi remedies In vain, are unking w hat tin If placed in such an atmosphere, they will buttons on the men folks’ clothes they axe acquaintance of a young and celebrated JUDGE BELLAMY STORED, sure to break one of tho commandmonts; G£N. tr. S. GRANT, clergyman of New York, who? as a P rofessor of Leoai Mip/Ut. show no tendency to sprout or rot for token of friendship, revealed to him the H E N R Y A. MORRILL, years; noroan they bo distinguished from If I neglect the washing or ironing, thore Fifteen by twonty inches in size. Soiling stomachic, an alterative, a purgative, and a j^wiucdti Profeotor-Qf Commercial Low and JMdrnoe. is a general hubbub whon clean olothee ore secret, and gave the entire control in uretlCj oomblned In one delicious and refreshing freshly-dug potatoes. All changes of tem price, Ono Dollar. ^ this country of a class of remedies drought. GEORGE HOADLY, perature, or of the degree of moisture, jjre wantod; if I neglect the house-work, I am TV) any person sending us $8.00 for threo SOLD BV ALL DRUUGIHTH. Professor of Equity and Dean of the I which had been used by his father, a aeptglfiMm unfavorable to the keeping of potatoes.' A called a poor housekeeper; if I neglect the subscribers, now ones o r old once renew ed, popular physician of London, England, SKWIMO MACHINE COMI'ANV. FALL MTI.T.TJfKRY, 1868. dairy-work, I can not got the extra prioe “ ,W( our Machine, with Table and Treadle com very good m ethod of keeping them in small we will send a oopy o f the lor fifty years, in a very large public and plete. (anew maehinej fbr gpt,which wlU stitch, hem. •for m y butter that I am accustomod to (and private practice. tell, tuck, cord, braid, quilt, and embroider, iia pur fee:- I quantities for family use, is to assort them l i t t l e CORPORAL, I V WVJmscbfno. Warranted for 3 ycam. Ev- into barrels, fill the interstices w ith sun- I tell you, it is very flattering to receivo five To insure you against loss, and prove third stitch can bo cut and will not rip. Liberal DEYOD & CO., Ono of tho beet juvenile papers in America, that the Doctor’s treatment isstrictl; inducement* offered to gun end and local agents. Also, driod sandy and then cover the tops of the cents above the common market prioe fbr JJ 3I^ L M'icAinrL M «^x>ve for « « . Feller, Have In stock and will b« your butter); or,' !f I have visitors, which ono year- Price One Dollar. reliable, the following liberal proposi tucker, and cordsr attached to cither $3. a! - constantly supplied with all barrels with nicely-fitting turfe. If kept in To any subscriber who^will send us $8.00 tion is all the guaranty any one can the Novkitib* In tho this manner, they are not likely to booomo 8h all I neglect—m y w ork o r m y oompony? If tired nature gives way ^aa is the aaso tor four now subscribers, or renowals of old £&k: If you are not cured, the money f f f f o * .. Rochester,New York, K. U. MARSHALL, shriveled, nnd'will retain the freshness of ones, or part of both, wo will sond will be refunded by simply testifying recently-dug potatoes till late in tho sea pretty often of late), and I am obliged to to the troth before a Notary or Squire. mm\ give up for a time, how am I ever to over ••Six Months at tho W hito H ouse w ith O35360 U W D d A HEARN, 3 P. Q. Avenue. *° lialtunore. AddreSf M J. l D son alter they are dug. They will also Answer the following questions, and take my work again? Now, if any one will . Abraham Lincoln—H is Inner Life.” show very little disposition to sprout. write in full your name and address: THE CHURCHMAN? tell mo all these things, I shall be very By Carpenter. Selling prioe. Two Dollars. What is your age? Are you habitually DEVOUT & CO., F arm ers w h o liv e in th e v icin ity o f a san d bank will probably find it will pay to ex thankful.”—American Agriculturist.. ■To any subscriber sending us $10.00 for costive? or have you the diarrhea? Protestant Episcopal Church, fw-nt EKEE for one How long have you been afflicted? Are m?nt5,J')r «^sunlnatlon, and till Jan. lat, ltffO, to new 83 & 85 Pearl Street, cavate a s u ita b le placo in i t for sto rin g po five new subscribers, or five renew als of HUbscrfhor* fbr thnr wi.. ,n ndvanoe. M. II. the Piles external, internal, or bleed CrJTCIJW Jl TI. tatoes, and to secure it from caving Jn by ITEMS OF INTEREST. old ones, or part of both, wo w ill sond th e ing ? Is there much prolapsus while at septic WUm AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST stool? means of a rude box. In some portions of GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC New England potatoes are stored in this In Now Mexico there is but ono Protost- For Ono Year. Tho best periodical o f tho A full outfit and printed directions TEA COMPANY, OPEN FIRES. way, even by tamers who have good cel ant placo of worship. kind in America. sent by Express to all parts of the Unit lars. No. 8 CHURCH STREET, OUR Western settlers prefer Indians to tho To any person sending ua $30.00 for fifteen ed States free of charge for $10.00. Send money by draft or post-office money- P. 0. Box 5506, Sew York City. mule-stealing military. . now subscribers, or fifteen renowals of old An organisation of capitalists tor the purpose of lra- N E W BOOK order. All communications promptly jwrung Tens and distributing them to Merchants Kc ra p in g T r e e s . ones, or part of both, wo will send by Ex answered. The beet references in the arvcco DUtucriowB *oa A dutiful son, in California', has had his press A oorretipondent -writes that he has an fath er a rre ste d for profanity! country can be given. EVERY ONE WILL FIND ChiBiney Baildin^, Grate Setting, etc. apple-orchard of some fifty trees,, in fall Address J. STOLZ, I*L D„ Tho total assessed valuation of all tho Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary, KMTinrrarNJCKjrr. puoKrr ajcd no n n u t n t tub Sent free on application by mall to maturity, and oaks if the general p/aotioe of Post-office b o x 577, D ayton , Ohio. p ro p erty in Io w a is $297,000,000. Ono Thousand and Forty Pages Octavo; 8ix acpttfiTOCm r . r . e r ^ u r s A c o . , scraping the bodies is to bo recommended. Hundred Engravings. Selling- prioe. Six NEW YORK OBSERVER T ho a ggregate o f real an d personal prop ^ XAjnjrac m s i w o r It appears to be his opinion that tho pro Dollars. B. H. BALDWIN, PER ANNUM. e rty in M ilw aukee is about $40,000,000. Sample Coplea Free. ,n.~!JSTL.ES a jv d g r a t e s . tection affordod by the coarse, loose bark To any person sending us 880.00 for th irty 133 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio, S ID N E Y E . M O R S E ,. J R . , d: C O ., S. E. COR. FOURTH & CENTRAL AVENUE, against oold in winter and the infinenoo of The Thames Tunnel has been sold to a new subscribers, or thirty renewals, or part DKAUCB IN 37 Pauk Row N kw Yoiuc. excessive heat in summer, more than com railway company and foot-travol is closed. of both, we will send by Express P M .V O S , ORG.iJVS, ff JIELODEOJYS. pensates for the injury resulting from the Tho salaries of the professors in Dart Webster's New Illustrated Unabridged t h e ______few inflcots it is generally supposed to shel drum J. C.JTILTOy, Ptttobargh, l*a. Camargo Manufacturing Co., m o u th College h av e been raised to $2,000. Dictionary. reTLITH W A TE3 W HEELS.—Over 3 jOOO In openv ter. Ho Is undoubtedly right in his views Ralph Waldo Emerson and Oliver Wen auon. Addrive* the mitnufacturers, .VtdUvon Mo- WHOLSHAX.il AST) UETAlL BEAUTM TV Three Thousand Engravings. Selling price, ^^JX .j CIcnymont.N. Jf., fbr_reduc.-d prloo-llst.___ of tho value of the protection afforded by dell Holmes “ bet a pair of glovos ” on tho PAPER HANGINCN ■ Twelve Dollars. $1140 U!"V 1 «U monUi- Becrrt the rough outsido bark. Tho necossity of w^ ^ V a a d sample mailed free. A. J. VulUrm. .V. >', AND WINDOW KI1ADKS, international boat-race. To an y person sending $40.00 for tw en ty such protection is not generally under 7 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. A Now Jersey negro, who bought some now subscribers, or twonty old ones renew Agents! Read Thisl" stood; but those who have seen tho soft, T ffE W aii PAY A6EXTX A NAJLAEY OF 830 rattloenakes to learn snake-charming, died ed, or part of both, we will send, by express, Per week and expenses, or allow a large commis. tender bark on tho Limbs of a tree scorched alon. ts sell oar new and wonderful Inventions. Ad- before his education was perfected. a oopy of drws M. WAoygn &. Co Marshall, Mleh,______by the sun as soon as it was deprived rnb«i ShAKie Comb will change any colored hair or MISCELLANEOUS. of shado by removing the limbs in graft- I Rev. W. Harkor, a Proebytorian clergy HORXK’N IlVTKOUr* TI«»?T haird to a nermanent Block or Brown. One Comb man, while proaching.to his congregation, Decker Brothers mono*; Cblekertng rUnon, at tho sent by mull for frl. For sale by merchants and drug The Lowest Price-list ever Published ing, would noed no further argument to J reduoed prtoe; Arlington Llanoe; Taylor TO-A.VTF.rf-AGBNTS to sell a thoroughly good do- 4t.. — s, now offer It to t' n ish it. LrMrth. throat ami leap*. ami U0YERT19ING AGENTS, loqulsitlon for be pounds of soft soap, and m ix well together; mcstlc i^rdcie,'wanted la every family. Exclusive CAW s it Is ready for t territory given. Bniinesd pleasant and respectable. ■i-Tiwl-tU am! Mmurai lr--)! ie-'tr, ,• • an estimate. They have une^ualed tbcllltics for One agent Hold 3G0 in one small town; one, KWO In live tc-n.ro-tr.uli ? ?! .CCO «fli airing the Insertion of advertisements In all news- then slake half a peck of lime and add to Tho ShaJeopcc Argus says by the prosont towns; otic, Ul 6a colling on a families: another 3G per SK pen* and periodicals at low rate**. Addrwv* thorn at law of Minnesota the property of a married . -lay ;or day* In Hncccsnlna, upon which he made per hv n< for w t *«w !n wbl-fi wi> •!« nni aC r«i THREE WEEKS EARLIER the mixture, using water sufficient to mako •lay: and others do equally iu* well. send Air circular. Ursnit. AllvtoamU** than any other variety of Lettuce, except that ___ _ tho whole about the thickness of cream, woman is not only independent of hor hus LITTLEFIELD «fc DAME. c t r i t . T R r > under glass. It w.tt ilrmd the vnntcr H'i/hont prote.-t*on wptHHSM'w lit: Washington St., Boston, Mass. in the purse and watch, the robber enforcing hia sons living on the military reservation at ish loss not givon. A fight occurred at TEE MASONIC CONSPIRACY. H E A R T H A N D H O M E NEW CHURCH MUSIC!! demand with a cocked pistol. This occur that place, and serve notice to quit on all Santa Esperitu, between the forces of Spain What I t Claims (to Be, re d a t the foot of L aurel R idge, P a. such persons as are not in employment of and Cuba. The Spanish colonel, O’Daly, “The Victory” was wounded. The Cubans lost twenty- AX9 D isc ipl e s (Campbkllites). — A corre the Government. In serving the notices to GIVEN AWAY! spondent of the Christian Review gives a n quit, Major Robinson will furnish each per seven killed. What It Is. WILL BE BEAD! EABLY QT OOTOBBE. son notified with a copy of the War Depart The Cuban Junta at New York has in- account of forty-nine accessions at Chest By Rev. John Loving!on, of tho Detroit m en t G eneral O rders N o. 62, cu rren t seijes, formantion that the steamer Lilian landed im iTH IN G I0E NOTHING! 400 largo pages of Metrical Tones, Aa- nut Hill, Indiana, besides others having Methodist Episcopal Conference thems, Glees, &c., mostly New Music, a largo joined church two months previous. .. An under which the action is taken, and will her cargo of men and arms in the western 314 pages. 12mo. WUl be sent, post-paid, on the rc- portion of which was prepared for! o th er correspondent o f th e Review tells o f inform them that if they remain after the part of Cuba without difficulty, and la now •olpt of Oao Dollar. Address T O A IX who subscribe before next January,- for a meeting at Pleasant View, Missouri, re expiration of their respective notices, on.her way to take out another.supply. nr. JT. S H U E r , D ayton, O hio. One Year, a t tbe Reduced Rates printed below, they will be removed by force. He will, The Junta has also information of another HEARTH AND HOMS will be sent from the date df “ THE VICTORY,” sulting in twenty-one accessions to the CASH LETTERS their subscription to tho end of this year church. . . Another correspondent writes however, in every case, grant a reasona battle in Valmazeda’s department, in which by the late WM. B. BRADBtTSY. ble length of time for compliance with the the Cubans were victorious, but the partic Boceitxd to October 151*. I860. . of an organization recently effected at Lib . A—J Andrews. R Armstrong, A Ashabronncr, W R notico.” u lars are n ot given. ' Albright. E Ambrose. FREE! Price Single Copy, $1.50; per doz. $13.50. e rty , Indiana, o f thirty-four m em bers: j B -J F Bird. B G Brock, C G Burkert, A L Best, J P So that all such yearly subscriptions will end Janu Bishop. L M Brown, H Borrlball. O Bender, M Bow Congregational.—The Congregational The town of Eastport, Maine, was visited man, T F Barton, A H Blecker, W Booth, U W Byars. ary 1 st, 187L Until November 1st, Clergymen, Chorister* church in Hamilton, N.-Y., last year, re- C—It Cowder, L W Crawford. E Clapp. by a fearful hurricane on the night of the Business Notices. D—H C Dlllman, J Dodson, W B Davis, W DlUon, W THEREFORE, and Teachers, who send ns $1.25, will be sup. . ceived, as a result of their revival, forty-six .5th instant. Vessels, wharves, stores, and P Dickens, J H Dickson, J B Daugherty, W H DJnius, W A Davenport. Those who subscribe earliest will plied with a single copy for examination, new members...... A little .society was or fish booses wore smashed to atoms. The A Favorable Notoriety.—The good E -W B Evers, J BKmpfleld. ' Get the Most for Nothing. post-paid, as soon as the book is pdblished. ganized, lately, at .Elmwood, Michigan, the steamer New York narrowly escaped reputation and extended uso of “Brow n’s F—J G Fisher, D M Fleming, J H Fisk, W Fisher, A G Fitzgerald. BIGLOW & MAIN, Publishers, N. seven of its members having letters from less, with all on board. She was driven Bronchial Troches” for Coughs, Colds, and O—C E Graham,- S B Garver, 3 A Groves, D W Grla- Ineer, J GrablU. O ttr ONLY T E K IM hereafter are tho below Successors to W JI. B. BRADBURY, Solon, Ohio...v.At t Elkhom, Wisconsin, ashore a n d lo st b o th a n chors a n d her ru d T hroat Diseases has caused tho T roches to H - B I Hunt, J L Hedgawlck. J Hill, M E Heller, I be extensively imitated. Obtain only the Hutchinson, J Hieetand. K P Hall, B w Hodge. there have been, recently, forty.or fifty der. Many merchants at Eastport have J —EL Jo.dln, AC Johnson, O Jennings, W Jacobs. genuine “Brown’s BroncMal Troches,” and K—D Kemp, L Knight, 3 3 Kanagu. REDUCED RATES MARRIED. conversions. At Royalston there were lost all their property. Most of tho fishing L—N K Luce, J N Lemaster, A. H Leonard, 8 F a b o u t fifty. ‘ vessels are in pieces. Twenty-seven vessels do not be influenced by those who make Longrhore, J Longman. F O R 1 8 7 0 , more profit by selling worthless imitations. M -J H Mark. W McKee. J Medsger. J C Miller 2, L u t h e r a n .—T h e North Carolina synod aro ashore in Rumnoy’s Bay. Tho schooner S T Mahan, E McLaughlin, H Miller, H Moore, M J ENVABIABLY IN ADVANCE. Mlddloton. met in Salem, August 26th. One new Rio w as lo st in S t. A ndrew ’s B ay, w ith all Single Copios...... $ 4 RHOADES—BINKLEY.—September^ church was added; a minister was ordained; on b oard. A b a rk a t N ew R iver w as lost, BEAUTIFUL HAIR, 1869, a t tho residence of Jesseo Binkley the licensed system was abolished...... At T hree “ a ll a t one tim e...... 9 w\th all on board—seventeen in number. . Nature’* Crown. M ontgom ery Co., Ohio, by Rev. T. P. Busn- the late , meeting of the Missouri synod, Five “ “ “ ...... 12 ong, Mr. Abraham Rhoades and Miss Ada- Prof. Lindermann was re-elected editor of Grand Menan Island was swept by the Ton Must Cultivate it B—J Scammahorn. J H Smith. P A Sharp, C Solder. A P Stout, D swartzel. J M Sinlth, J V Summers, W All over FIVE copies at same rate. line B inkley, b oth o f Montgom ery County. waves, and all the wiers and smoke-houses Shipman, E J Smith. QRAT HAIR POTTOF—W IANT.—September 2d, 1809 lost. The towns of Lubec, Pembroke, and T -W Thayer, H S Thomas, D C Talbot. Making H EARTH AND HOME to a Club of Five synod. The synod has missions among tho V -J H Vundever. subscribers at at the residence of tho bride’s brother, by Indians, the Hindoos' and the Zoloos of Perry lose heavily. Houses and barns wero I* a certain indication W -L A Wlckey. M WIU, M White. Rev. L.. W. Crawford, Mr. Andrew Potoff Africa. Concordia College has 160 students. blown donwn. The loss can not be less of decay a t the root*. BOOKS SENT. S2-40 to M iss W ian t, all o f H am ilton Countv The synod will meet next in St. Louis, in In d ian a. th an $500,000. A large p a rt o f th e tow n is BY MAIL—A L Best, Centerville, 111. J Rubush, each, The Cbcapcot, os It Is the most complete, 1872...... Muhlenburg College has 120 stu- Wow Stylo. Import*** Change. Millwood, Tenn. J E Ham, Norwood, Iowa. A' J • d e n ts ...... Last year there w ere 46 o rdained a perfect wreck. Tho total loss can hardly Baber, Swede’s Point. Iowa. L Kryaher, Avon, Iowa. F a m ily W co ltly N ew spaper la the world. ST E E L E —N EID IG .—-At tho college chap ministers in the New York Ministerium...- be estimated. Tho storm was also very de A wwit. w a rn BESTOBEB A ID DRESSCro G Heoter, North Manchester, Iud. D D Lighther, el, in W estern, Iowa, September 3d, 1869 Ccmttaod la On* Betti*. Keeler Center, Mich. S B Garver, Montlccllo, I1L A by Rev. M. Bowman Mr. Fred. P. Steele! St. Andrew’s Church of this city (Rev.Dr. structive between Fredericktown and St. H Burger, Glenwood MUls. Iowa. 8 8 Kanoga, New NEIGHBORS? Stork, pastor), which has been hitherto oc Rumlcy.Ohto. S F Longshore,Greencastle, Iowu. W o f E rie, Illinois, and MissJEmma E. Neidig’ Johns. More than fifty houses and barns M R S . So A . A L L E N * E Long. Bowerstown, Ohio. W Shipman, Fort Combine and make up a Club of F iv e o r m o re; of Western, Iowa. cupied a h all for m eeting purposes, h as se Lincoln, Kansas. Henry Miller, Moulton, Ohio. * c u red a fine lot w orth *60,000. O f th is were unroofed or wholly destroyed, and H A f i t R E S T O R E R put In £2.40 each, and forward la one remittance, either In Money-Orders, Bank Checks, Drafts, or In OVERHOLSER—NEIDIG.—At the col amount., $35,000 wore presented by Rev. J. E. m any o rchards b ad ly dam aged. WUl Restore Gray Hair to its lege chapel, in Western, Iowa, Sept. 3d, Graeff. A contiguous lot will bring ten to closed In a letter, which the Postmaster ls obliged to F o r e ig n . Natural life. Color and Beamy. 1869, by Rev. M. Bowman, Mr. Joseph Over- fifteen thousand aiid $15,000 have been sub BY EXPRESS-H C Dillman, Mlnersvlllo. Pa. L A register If requested. holser and Miss Kizzio A., Neidig, both of scribed. The crisis in the history of a strug England.—The London Times of the 12th It la a most delightful Hair Dressing. Wlckey, Mechanicsburg, I*a. A W Gooallh, Muaca- Western, Iowa. gling church has arrived, and they appeal tlne, Iowa. J A Grubb, Princeton, Ind. J M Smith, instant has an article on financial matters I t will .promote luxuriant growth. Julian Furnace, Pa. J B Empflcld, iloUidaysburg, Pa. fo r assistance to the am ount o f §30,000 to FALLING BATE ja immediately checked. W B Davis,Columbus,Ohio, yf Thayer. Elmore, Ohio. AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN OV ERH O LSER — BOWERSOX. - Sep enable them to prepare the first story of in th e U n ited States. T he w rite r says there A Rose. Findlay, Ohio. WUl find L o n W o rk and Blearer F a y in maklngup tem b er 3d, 1869, b y Rev. M. Bowman, at the th e n ew building for occupancy..... A m eet H n . a. JL ALLEN'S ZYLOBAL8AMUM, esudur residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. David may be circumstances in the financial po Artfmsratirm f r tin Hsdr; tU*r mssd traxifi+rnt. Clubs at our rates than ls offered by a n y S ystem o f ing-house was dedicated at Pleasant Gap, sition of the United States, authorizing so It is •ary tissifiU mmdtfUn products P rw nlnnu whatever, for by taking single scattering C. OverholScr, o f Illinois, and Miss Lizzie Center Co., Pa., August 15th, and one at •mufrrful m utts. Its great tu^erbrity and tamamp The m arkets. subscriptions a t regular rule and remitting to us at our A. Bowersox, of near Western, Iowa. B ridgeton, N. J., Sept. 26th. glaring a departure from sound rules of mi • titir D r m + ttm * r Ugh emt French Pnm+dss u NEW YORK, October 14, 1869.—The Flour market SL A G E L — W ERTS. — A t the United public economy, but it is difficult to deny mcimtwImdrU ty mil met tmtr.im this tmmtrj tu t m closed better on medium and low grades, with a mod Episcopal Church of Scotland.—L ay SmriymTJki Restorer (W Zytoialsasssum tU uU met erate export demand. Sales at *5.5006.65 fbr supertine REMARKABLY LOW CLUB RATES, B reth ren parsonage, in M arion, Ohio, bv delegation is at present the subject of consid that a mere struggle of gamblers, by ie weed eme with the ether. SOLD *T ALL D W M im . state and western; *5.550G.:iO for extru state; *5.0506.40 Rev. D. R. Miller, October 14th, 1869, Mr. erable disenssion among the Episcopalians an act of the Government, is magnified fm M c n , * H. Via Dnser * Co^ WholMml* Druggtea, tor extra western; * 0 2506.GO for white-wheat extra; and They can make a largo money profit as they go along. Thomas F. Slagel and Miss Lucy A. Werte, ] i Barclay IL 40 Farit Flaoa. N«w-To*k- fc.90yaG.35 for round-hoop Ohio. Wheataold at | 1 .2 S for of Scotland and-Ireland. In Scotland, the into an event of national importance. No. 3 spring; *1.13 for rejected do.; *1.4:01.47 for winter both of Marion Co., Ohio. synod of Glasgow and Galloway unanimous tnarchl’WMjr red and amber western; *l.4a for amber Tennessee; and There is Nothing so Good! ly'adopted a resolution to admit lay dele If Mr. Boutwell had persevered, more mon UASMl.tiO for white Michigan, ltye is quiet at 93c in bona. Barley sold at fi .6 6 0 1 . 0 0 for Canada West. Corn There is Nothing so Cheap! POST-OFFICE ADDRESSES. gates, who, however, are to have no vote on ey would have changed hands, more for Is scarce and firm, with sales at *1.0001.09 for unsound, any question concerning doctrine. In tho PUBLISHER’S COLUMN. and *1.0001.14 for sound mixed western. Oats closed Specimen Numbers sent free. tunes been made or marred; other brokers quiet at Obj-XcjOoc for western. Rev. George Baxter, Leon, Decatur Co., synods of tho disestablished church of Ire gono mad, absconded, or committed sui WATCH THE FIGURES. The Money m arket Is easy at 5(37 ft cent, on call PKTTENGILL, BATES & CO., Iowa. land, the laity will not only be represented, loans. Discounts are duU at 10015 ft cent. Sterling Rev. M. Poulton, Massilon, Ohio. but they will vote on questions of doctrine cide, and the threat against Fisk might We find that m any of our subscribers per Exchange Is dull a t 1C901OH)* for prime sixty-day bills. Gold Is dull. I t opened" at 130^, and closed ut 130)60 37 Park Row, N ew York. Rev. S. P. Hoy, Decatur, Macon County, no less than on all others. One of the two have been executed. It is not easy to de m it their papers to be discontinued through 130M. The carrying rates were 3(g)4 ft cent. Govern Illinois. ‘ provincial-synods, at least, that of Armagh, cide whether this will be for good or evil. inattention to the figures on the slips. Two ment Securities closed steady. Coupons of l»Sl, 119 •* A W AN SEVENTY YEARS OLD. has by a largo majority rejected a resolu evils are the result. It gives an extra @lWii; do. 1862,12oCq)120M; do. of 1804. llH^gMlUM; do. of It might have allayed the speculative fe 18GS. 119>4@U9«; do. of I860, now. 11734(SlftT*: do. 1SC7, I have had Catarrh over Mr. David Guthrie desires Rev. W. S. tion-excluding the laity from voting .on trouble and expense to re-enter names, and 117*ail7,>8: do. Of 18U8, 117*<&ill7Jfi: 10-10s. lOS'hTndOftrg thirty years. T itus to w rite to him a t W inthrqp, BuchaD- questions of this kind. In Germany, near ver, sobered gambling madness, weaned deprives our readers, who thus suffer their Pacific Railroad 6 ft cent, bonds. 107>i<^ll/7«. I have tried doctor* and papors to stop, of several numbers of the The Dry Goods market la rutherquiet and depressed. medicines almost without an Co., Iowa. l y a!ll th e P ro testan t state c tu r c te s w ^ich some helpless dupes from the exchange, Amoskeag A 4-i blenched muslin* are reduced from immber, my strength con hare been as yot without a synodal constitu paper. Will our readers, once more, give 16>4c to 1 0 c; Hope do. from 15>4C to 15c; Blackstone A A stantly falling under their stripped some arrant rogues. Tbe lesson from l6 .Sc to 15c; Atlantic brown drills from !7Sc to tion will soon receive one; and in every heed to this explanation* When the number treatment, and without w ill not be alto g eth er lost, b u t h ad th e les at the end o f you/r name on the slip, and the 17c; Great Falls drills from 17,S to 17c; Peppercll do. any relief from any one. Special Notices. soheme now under consideration the repre from 17Sc to 17c. Muslins are selling at 13c for 4-1, and until I commenced using son gone to the end it might have been Whole Number at the upper right hand cor 31 Sc for 7-8; white regular brands command H'idJlOc. sentation of tho laity is provided for; in Naumkeag satins are selling at 17S^18C. D a Wolcott’s Ax n iiii- MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. fact, no one in Germany thinks of a Prot more impressive and its precepts enhanoed ner of the Telescope are alike, your time is latob for Catarrh. I hard out. PHILADELPHIA, October 14, 1809.-The Flour ly knowhowtooxpressmy Tho ministerial association of thd Towa estant church constitution lacking a repre by a h ig h er cost. market Is dull and weak. Sales of spring wheat extra gratitude for the wonderful sentation of the people. At loast throe weeks before theso figures family at |6NXiS7.00; Indiana and Ohio extra family at benefit I have derived from Annual Conference will hold its first ses The same paper, on tho 13th instant, has correspond, your money should be started 16.50^7.25: Pennsylvania at f0.20(<$7.U). There Ls more Its use. I owe my very sion in th e U nited B rethren church in Shu- to Dajrton, for ttie ^renewal of your paper. demand for Wheat. Solesof red ut *1.40(^61.46; white at lifeto Db.Wolcott’s Rkm- eyville, Johnson Co., Iowa, commencing an article on Spanish affairs. The writer *1.45. Rye sold at 87c for western. Sales of mixed west • kdy; of this fact lorn ftilly Wo can not spare a name from our list. If ern Corn [email protected]. convinced. When I com on th e second T hursday o f Novem ber, 186k THE BOOK-BUYER’S COLUMN. says he has but little sympathy for, and there is no agent at hand, inclose tho money menced using Lbe An n i- a t 2 o’clock p. m. ’ ' uilatob I only weighed less fkith in, Spanish republicanism. The yourself ana forward it to us. R en ew 119 poundH, my weight now Prof. E. B. K ephart w ill preach a sermon failure of the present govornmont is owing YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. Is 140 pounds. This increase on Universaliam; J. H. Vandever on Im The Old Testament History. _ _ cowsanuscalawags, [email protected]; ordinary thin steers, kn solid.flesh for a man of to an unnessary prolongation of the pro oxen, and cows, *4.00@5.(»; common to fair stock cattle, m y years ls the best proof m o rtality of th e Soul; W . Davis—Pulpit Prom the Creation to the return of the Annual-Conference Calendar for 1869. of the elllcacy of Wol- P reparation; H . B. P o tter — Repentance; visional govornmont, and the attempt to 64.00fr65.00: fair feeding cattle, [email protected]; fair quality Jews from Captivity. Fox Rlvor.„_.______Ward S.-H.,Wls., October 21st. beeves, *5.5006.50; and the very best beeves, |02)0frn7.50 • ott’s Av x in ir.ATOK, ns I an d J . L indsey w ill preach a serm on spe close it up when it has become impossible Wisconsin...... Spring Green, WIn., Oct. 2sth. ft 1 0 0 lbs., tbe averuge price being *6 . 0 0 gross. am now Iq my "oth year. cially to th e unconverted. The best meth Minnesota...... —Elmira, Min., November 4th. Tbo Buppy of Sheep has been fully equal to the de ' Saku kj. Scu BB n LlUt, The New Testament History. to do so. There is no king now' forthcom mand. and Uie market closed dull at 4fr65c ft lb., gross, od o f prom oting an d conducting revival for fair to good fat sheep, and *1.50;.c230 ft head for 250 Washington Street, Hoboken, N. J., W ith an Introduction connecting the His SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS. meetings, will be the topic for discussion. ing, and it is bettor to have matters as they stock sheep. Lambs, *[email protected] ft head. August Cth, 1SU9. Other ministers, itinerant and local, also Wo have Just received a largo and wcll-solected as The arrivals of Hogs were sufficient to arrest the ad tory of the Old and New Testaments. aro. A regency is/the only possible scheme. sortment of Sunday-school Libraries and Miscellane vancing tendency, and the demand ls fully supplied. My father Is proprietor of the Pcconlc House,Green- laymen, will please prepare essays. ous Books, consisting In part of the foUowIng, namely: vFair “ ,nu good fat hogs ranged *13.00014.50 ft loO lbs. net. port, L. I. I hud rheumatism over five years. A por BY REV. W. SMITH, LL. D. When it is understood that dangerous tion of this tim e 1 was uuablo to walk. My legs, my Dear brethren, let there be a general at questions lie dormant, a change in the gov Sunday-school Union Books. CINCINNATI, October 14.1S69.—The Flour market arms, and m y body also, have been contracted and tendance. _ Persons by calling on M. Bow It is-to be regretted that the last General s dull and depressed. Family Is easy to buy at *3.500 drawn up shorter, and became crooked In conse m an, a t W estern, w ill have hom es assigned ernment will be indefinitely adjourned. i.0 0 . Extra ls steady at *3.0005.25; superfine at *4.oo@ quence of the severity of this disease. I have poured Conference did not put theso valuable books No. 1, Select Library, 100 Volumes— ...*16 00 1.75, and low grades at *4.0004.50. The receipts of Wheat out money without stint to doctors and for meaiclnes, them- J. H. Vandevek, Sec.y. Some steps may now bo made toward a ... 16 00 are more liberal. No. 1 red In elevator sells readily without any earthly benefit or use, until 1 felt almost in tho course of study prescribed by our ... 16 00 at *1.13, and No. 2 at «.09. Low grades of white wheat completelydiscouragc-danddisheartened. Mypaln and ADDRESSES WANTED. / conciliation of tho two parties. Castellar ... 16 00 sold at *1.05 up to $1.15, and choice Kentucky Is difficult sufferings were beyond all description, and no language Discipline. There aro no two books, for that I can use can portray the agony I have endured. and Figueras and others are nqt formida 1, Juvenile ' ... 8 00 to sell nt over *1.25. HU1 wheat Is also heavy at *1.150 To the itinerants o f the E ast Dcs Moixia tbe same price, that will be found so helpful 75 ... 8 00 1.18 for prime. The demand for Corn ls more active. I s a w D il W o l c o t t 's advertisement flay after day, Annual Conference : kar rethren ble as adversaries and may he useful as Child's Cabinet • ... 4 SO Sales of prime ear at 88090c, on arrival, and mixed and month after month, but could not believe his P a i n — JD B — in the study of tho Bible as these Students’ ChlldN Home " m ... 5 00 shelled at 90c In elevator. The Oats m arket continues P a i n t could reach my case, although I heard many W ill yo u each favor mo w ith your post-office friends. They are avowed Republicans, but Clam Books, Per Dozco...... 78 dull and drooping. No. 1 mixed are offered at 53c No. people give the strongest testimony In Its favor. I fi address, either , through tho Telescope or Scripture Histories. Biography, History, Union Primers, •• " ...... —..... «■ 2 do! at 30c, and rejected at 4G>_.@47c. White oats sell at nally was induced to purchase a quart or an elght-dol- men of order. Wo might easily regard the Union Spellers, " '* — ...... I hi 5205(!c. ltye Is la fair demand at 90c for prime’. Low lar bottle of his P a i n P a i n t . This small amount did by private letter ? Although disabled from Chronology, or dates, Geography, Plants, Union Hymns, “ ‘ ...... ,....------3 0 0 er grades are dull at 83@85c. The demand for Bariev ls wonders for me. It removed the.mostof my pain, but the active itinerancy, I am exceedingly regency as a half-way houso less objec 1 not my stiffness. I continued purchasing and using Animals, Customs, Manners, &c., are pre fair. No. fall is scarce, and brings *1.05, but good to anxious to keep up a correspondence •with tionable than a monarchy, and less dan American Tract Society’s Libraries. prime lots In sacks sold at *1.5001.00. Canada spring until I bought live quarts, and I can say, without hesi sented with such minuteness as is necces- sold at *1.52. State spring is quiet at*[email protected] for No. 1 . tation, that I am entirely cured. I can use my limbs the dear brethren with whom I have for gerous than a republic. Prim leans this Life Illustrated Library, 80 volumes, with and every part o f my body with as much freedom and m erly associated w ith so m uch pleasure sary to a right understanding of the subject, 1!7T> beautiful engravings, au Invaluable CHICAGO, October 14,1869.—Flour ls held firm, with strength as I ever did In my lift*. W o l c o t t ’s P a i n way, and betweon him and Castellar a solectlon Ibr the young...... * 2 8 00 sales ofoiprlng extras at *4.0005.85. The W heat market P a i n t , I can say from experience. Is the best remedy and delight. My post-office address is without lengthy dotail to weary the gener Home Library, 20 volumes, cloth...... 6 00 * 6 70 Is less active, and unsettled. Sides of No. 1 at *1.050 nud the greatest Invention ever offered tosufferlng hu M ontezum a, (P. O .box 16$,) Pow eshiek Co., union is possible. A government in which Youth's Library.?0volumes, clothv—...... 18 00 1.00(4, and No. 2 a t 99,'40*l.Ol>4c. The Corn market manity. Instead of its being a dear remedy at eight al reader. Tho text is illustrated with ex- Young People's Librarv.so volumcs.cloth, io 00 Is dull. Sides of No. 2 at 6u@65Mc; rejected at 60.0 dollars a quart. It Is-really worth more than one hun Iow a. T ru ly y o u r b rother in Christ. Castellar would represent freedom and Children’s Library, «- volumes, board 62c. Sales of No. 2 Oats at 3$033!ic. No. 1 ltve sold at dred dollars a quart. L . S. Grove. • eellent maps . and engravings, and each covers...... —...... 6 00 C CO 79080c. No. 2 at 75077c, and rejected at 60072. Sides H . C \S t e t s o n , October 5 th, 1869. Prim order and authority, might offer suf of Barley at *1.16 for No. 2 in store. The Cattle market volume has a copious index, alphabetically Little Children’s Library ,21 volumes, board Peconic House, Grccnpolut, L. I., Aug. 6 th, 1869. ficient guaranties of its honest views and covers ;...... _____ —_ 2 00 2 25 is steady, with sales at S3.7O04.5O for common to fair arranged, by which the name of any per cows, with sales a t $4.62)405.25 for light steers. The Dr. W o l c o t t ’s remedies are put up In white wrap tendencies to satisfy all reasonable peo Hog market ls active. Sales at 18.7509.20 for common, pers; buy none other. One potion of P a i n P a i n t , dou son, place, or subject referred to can be Sabbath-school Singing Books. $9^[email protected] for fair to medium, and *9.6509.80 for good. ble strength, tent free of expren ehnrpcs on receipt of NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ple. Sunday-school Songsters, per dozen...... *1 20 *1 60 820, or one quart $8, or one pint *5, or six pints of A n - ~ easily found. These histories ought to be Golden Chain, board cover,'• •• ...... 3 60 4 10 ST. LOUIS. October 14, JS09.—The Flpur market is n i i i i l a t o r for Catarrh and Colds in the head for *5, In kSpain.—Spain is in a very unsettled S.-S. Bolls, 1, 2, “ ______3 CO 4 10 very quiet, and business small. Sales of superfine at cluding directions and medical advice. All who come in the library of evory minister, family, Musical Leaves, “ “ “ *• ..—,..— 3 60 4 30 *42504.75, extra at.§52505.90, double extra at *5.7505.60, to the office treated free of cost and no dosina the stomach. Mrs, Joseph F. Knapps, and Sabbath-school in our Church. condition. Tho Republicans aro making “ “ “ “ single copy.— ...... 40 43 triple extra at *5.7506.12, a«*l fancy brands at *0.5007.50. Small bottles sold at all drugstores. All remittances Singing Pilgrim, per dozen,------5 00 0 00 Low grades Wheat are dull and heavy, and choice should bo by post-otUce orderaor registered letters, or P rice o f each volum e, $1.60 b y m ail; by strong ressistance in various parts of the “ *• xlnirlesingle codvcopy,____...... — ______50 33 qualities are In demand and firm. Sales of No.2 spring h v (‘TtirpM tn T( T. 'V ., k i „ 93; No. 2 red fall sold at *1.0201.10, No. 1 do. at $1 , 1 2 0 country. express, $2.00. Address, Rev. W. J. Shuey, Bibles and Bible Helps. US, choice a t *12001.25; No. 2whlteat*I.OS0U5, and A band of Republican insurgents was prime at $1.20. Sales of mixed Corn at tjOfrSk'Sc. yellow Dayton, Ohio. Bibles for Schools, c*ch,....1...—...... 45 85 at 87090c, and" prime to choice white at 92095c. Oats Br. Burton’s Tobacco Antidote./ defeated by the national tcoops at La Testaments for Schools; per dozen..—...... 1 20 l (10 sold In bulk ut 41 0 4 0 c, and In sacks at 60053c. Choice (chanted t o remove all e u tor TonAcco. Union Biblo Dictionary, per copy1 50 1 73 grades Barley are firm, but low and medium qualities ______I t purifies a Xuniquera, in tho northern part of Cata Dictionary of the Bible, Tract Society,...... 1 50 i 75 are dull, drooping, and difficult to sell. Good tocholce tho lyatctn, possesses g rea t: Iowa spring sold at 60090c, and prime to fancy Minne lonia, on tho 10th instant. The Republi Union Question Books, single copy,...... 15 20 3 wer. ls unequalcd a s a Ton' Current News, “ “ “ per dozen.—...... 1 8 0 2 2 0 sota at *1.2301.50. Ryo is firm at 80085c. Prices of inch to digest 11 cans retreated into French territory, where Question Books on the Old and New Testa Cattle range at 2‘40634c. Hogs are steady at 8 ©1 0 c. d establishes rot SABBATH - SCHOOLS. ments, each, *“ Will be ready by the 25th they were promptly arrested by the au D o m e stic . 35 o, wkS1! CONTAINING thorities. Minute Book- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. best r Agents • Three hundred and fifty Mormons, prin- oiuss Books, per dozen,------’. R. Ann J City, X J . NEARLY 150 ORIGINAL PIECES NOVT PUB Fighting continues at Saragossa. A re Union Spoiling Books, per dozen,.. T B S T I ~ " LISHED FOR THE FIRST TIME, oipally from England, arrived at Omaha on S. BL P E T T B N G IL L CO., public has been proclaimed at La Carolina Union Primers, per dozen,— ..... & From B ish o p S ix ts. _____5. Church, and th e 11th, and left for U tah. Rev. J xmcs Ne : filadclpbla, and Gandesa. It is feared the insurgents German Bibles and Testaments. - Pabsc Row, New Yobk, a sb 10 Stats St., Boston, The vnimpcachdbls t • 'a favor of Dr. Burton’s The earnings of the Union .Pacific Rail- Are Agents for all the Newspapers In the United Tobacco Antidote, in c ‘ 3p Simp- Price, 35c. per copy. $30 per hundred. will make a move on Madrid, and great Family Bibles, No. 1 , quarto.... __*5 50 *6 50 non tells me he has seen a------r dulse - road for the month of September'were “• No. 2 , “ — __ 6 00 7 00 States and Canadas. They have spoclal arrangements liis recent western tounf induces i Send 25 cts.fo r Specimen Copy. precautions have been taken to resist “ Octavo gilt... __ 3 40 4 00 From n . A. GttEEpfEsq., Postm astc^Jcracy Qtty, H. J . $743,709.96, an increase of $175,058.14 over __ 2 55 3 00 with tho Religious, Agricultural and other Newspa W . C. PA LM ER , J r ., 14 Bible House, N. Y. them . The police have advised th e inhab 75 1 00 pers. ' I have examined; hundreds of testimonials of wonderful A ugust. Plain Sheep— cures sent to D y T . R. A bbott A Co., ami certify them to Testaments, cloth, per dozen.—..... _ 1 66 200 itants to arm themselves and their serv 1.000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED. The best book he genuine, ay f th e firm to bo prompt a iu lfd ia *' AGENTS WANTED FOR PROF. PARSONS' The internal revenue receipts for the 11th ants. In addition to the above, we have a large assortment and largest commission offered. Circular and terms 'SALE BY ALL DRUGGW of Question Books, Roll Books, Prize Books, Tickets, free. Address M. L a e a y k t t k Bykn, 80 C6 dar St., >'. t3T~JJftution.—Beware of humbug Imlb^iona. instant were $500,075, made up as follows: The railroad in tho vicinity of Valencia Cards, Miniature Libraries,