The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-11 00:00:00

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TM PUJJIe AND THII 0011ING ELmfrtou.—Oisr !re.
porter Ime sent us the &Mew* pomage from a sermon
mesalted es Elfanderessitts Rev. R. S. Ashtoo, B. A„
114411lieset • Weymouth, hem likel text
Jecersiakasii. 7—" poen edigho oily whither
I have canoed yes to be meld awayee, used pray
osirsdbe Lord for it." Mho rararklin
ef resnows to the Ohristiaulths=f itpus.lsi. like
Cm pessont, midi. =SIMS of thou:text, this preacher
rentssist : "Illfilw.* , naggivo pacida, were to seek
esolgateo of he sass they lived as captives, we
my onroly ergs* thot ti font duty, as freemen dwelling
In our own thaw Millgoiaink to seek Ito pugs. On this
there ==tligfierlembh. It is no small privilege
to be issid4wsigy one who rightly estimates
this minßegis ea -IYel biesself bound to promote the 1
wellbeing :4=w 4/ his country and 01 its '
numerous ; sad if there be one part of
the empire- mover than another is which we should
bestow eseeellforta, me for which we should offer our
fervent prayers, it ISOM part where, in the providence
of God, we are calW to dwell. The question arises,
how us in best nots the peace at our town and
coMMIIIII' Virsead." powle" amilms• ',bawd Iss. It
is noileltegymons-with isidlsib <lllwinegmnottio true '
poptit=ollo6l - • It esiragbits sa
wr = swim, imiesfrititeri.
The way to peaul Bag through agilolton sit slel of
the most peinfil sad mailing einassior. Tito aisr
himself, whom advent was hailed as ours to Jacky pems
to earth, said Ile had "coca. not to bring poses tut -
sword.. Let none, therefore, think they will beat fah
thin duty to their town and their country by abetainkag
Boat ali mcitingconteste, and from agitation of important
4=. By No defog they might promote a false
A plow infinitely worse in its inflames
this Aron ennitioni and most terrible sonvuhinalt.
NM now. proopsd to sheer bow we should seek to
premsolle the psalm of our town sad the welfare of our
: and in the mar place, I would my, every
W "rig Wain Mu bosom the feels(' of self-
resod.
mililiais taught man as no other system
of philosophy orreligion ever amid do his worth and
dignity. II is tam Blida reveals to him—if indeed
be required sash a rovelittissi—his fallen and tartest
condition, but Moab also reveals whence befell, and to
what he may rim by eacepting the helping hand and
s love of the Redeemer. It humbles man, there.
(ore, only to exalt him. It seeks to excite a feeling of
self. respect in his breast. And if we will only follow
• the action of Christianity In its proper through mast
centuries, and Irons land to land, we shall see how
powerfully it has elevated the masses from their low
and abject coni.'''-ss.
_They have learned to
themselves as all in the sight of God, gir,:rrdas
such, deserving of • se from their follows; and
where Christian • , been fally received, and
the love of o' of the soul, men
have les- '--than' man.

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, Mr.,
Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ; 6, Mrs.
Mole, Mrs. Raymond and family; , Mr. and Mrs.
Midair, Mrs. Dam. Cliesterfield-boase.—Mrs. and
Miss Wayland, Tork-bruldin —i2, Mr. sad Mrs.
halbert, Miss Hulbert. Mrs. • 5; Mr. and
Sirs. Chariotte-row.-4, Mr. Frani; 5, Colonel
and Mrs. Buckley% A.imu4alilsoe.-1. Mr. and Mrs.
-ilagett and family ; 4. Mr. and Mrs. Russell; 12, Mr.
..AMis. Flocks. 4rosvenor-oam —2, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Dlllllll4. Clareoce-buildings.-5, Mr.,
Mies Oppenbein ; ,8, Mr. and Mrs. Wadman
.aad family, Mimes Pope sad party. Belie-mm-2, Mr.
•Jeaniags. Palteney-buildings.-1, Mr. and Mn. Olive
family, Mrs. Kant, Mrs. H. Kent; 5, Rev. T.
9, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Stanley. Devonshire-
Mr. sad Mrs. Kidd mad family ; 4, Mr