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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,".

The 2lst anniversary of the American
Bible Society was celebrated at the Broa1-
way Tabernacle. The Hon. John Cotton
Smith, President of the Society, was in
the chair, supported by several of the Vice
Presidents. The concourse was immense
AFTER the reading of portion of the scrip
turees the President addressed The meet
ing briefly, and an abstract of the annual
report was read by the Secretary, Mr..
Bingham. Addresses were made by the
Hon. G. L. Hardenburgh, of New Jersey
Rev. Thomas Curtis, of Maine Rev c.
w. Ridley, Of Pennsylvania; Rev. John
Wayland, of Massachusetts Rev. D. L.
Carroll, D. D., ofVirginia Rev. Wilbur
Fisk, D. D., of Connecticut; and Rev.
William Adams, of New York, in sup
port of the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the report, an abstract
of which has been read, be published and
circulated under the direction Of the
managers.
Resolved, That the rapid influx of for
eign emigrants, the great extent to which
they are without the Bible, and the con-
sequent danger of their example and in
huence while in this condition, should
lead the friends of this sacred volume to
furnish the same 70 this new portion of our
community as early and as generally as
possible.
Resolved, That the practice, already
adopted to some extent, of placing the BIZ
BILE as a reading book in common sc hools,
is worthy of universal encouragement.
Resolved, That, in times of public ca
lamitv, when the friends of the Bible pom
der its pages with an increased attach
ment, it behoves them to sympathlze
deeply with those who are called TO suffer
without the light and consultations of this
sacred volume, and should prompt all who
have the means, to new diligence IN diff
fusing this blessing among the destitute OF
) every nation and tongue
, Abstract of the Taoenty- First Report.
The receipts of the year, from all sour.
ces, amount to S9O,576 SO, (being $l4,-
800 Sc less than. those of the previous
weary OF this sum, S44,435 81 from
5 beouests; tor distribution abroad, g.,
POS 90. The pecuniary condition Of the
Society is very different from what it wa:
at the last anniversary. Then there wa!
: surplus in the treasury, and also stool
: to the amount of several thousand dollar
from the estate of Joseph BUR-, deceased
7 in Vermont. Now these funds are gone
land such of these stocks as would bring I
: par value All would have been sold
d had not the Managers feared to make OF
:. them too great a sacrifice. ApProPrla
8 tons are already made to aid foreign dis
tribution, which will consume all thel
stocks as soon as they can be sold at any
). reasonable rate. The Board, therefore
y Cor their next years operations, must lool
s wholly TO the auxiliary societies and be
II nevolent individuals The presses can
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VOL. IX....NO. 36.

not move, nor can books be bound and
distributed among the needy, without the
aid of those who have means, and know
the worth of the Bible. Such, too. are
the times, that many, who have been large
contributors, can now, for season, do
nothing. The number of small contrl-
buttons then, must be increased Each
must do little, and do it cheerfully and
promptly, that there be no famins of the
bread of life. A few appropriations have
been made the past year, towards foreign
distribution. More ought TO be done the
coming year towards foreign distribution.
At several of the stations liberal grants
will be required, as will be seen in another
place. 1t is hoped, therefore, that the
auxiliaries, while they carry on Vlgor-
ousIv the work of domestic supply, will
also furnish what they can for the foreign.
1t seems to your Board that an unusual
call is now made on the local societies to
come up to the help of this sacred cause.
Plates have been preparing during the
year for a new plea Testament with the
book of Pisa Inns appended to it. This, be.
ing of large letter, is designed for aged
people and those whS have imperfect
vision. 1t will be ready for delivery ear
ly in June, and must be extensively called
for when seen.
A pocket Testament in German, and
another in Spanish, will soon be ready for
delivery and before many months ns,.. a
French pocket Testament, and pocket
Bible in English of small diamond type
Bibles and Testaments have been or
dered from abroad in the following lam
guages, namely: Welch, Portuguese, Da-
nish, Italian, Swedish, Dutch, and few
copies in Arabic and Syriac.
The books are designed for those for
eigners, who speak the above tongues,
and should he ordered by auxiliary So
cieties for this purpose.
The whole number printed during the
year amounts to 100000 copies;
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BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1897

tom: The ascent is by brick stairs, COW
cred with a succession of zayats. In some
respects 1t is more interesting spot than
the hill of Shoo-da-gong. The city is
more plainly seen, the country is far more
beautiful, and the distant mountains form
fine back ground. Around the pagoda
are many smaller ones, containing beautl-
tul marble images, some as large as life
A Profusion of tees, giIdcd streamers, and
other objects usually seen around pago-
das, occupy the enclosure; and the whole
air of the place is that of solemn antiquity
In one OF the zayats sat an old man, thin
and of fine intellectual countenance,
eating a nice dinner which some women
had brought him, who were sitting near
TO return with the dishes. He has deter
mined to spend his remaining days or
years on that venerated hill. What is
brought him, he eats. When nothing
comes, he fasts. In different places, were
seen persons at prayer, or piousl y engaged
in cutting up the grass which obtruded
itself in the joints of the tagging. The
bells struck by coming worshippers, yield
ed deep, soft tones, and the chime from
the lofty tee was particularly clear and
sweet The sun setting with uncommon
splendor, threw his mitigated rays under
the roofs of the ancient temples, upon the
stately images sitting there in twilight
pomp,-the free fresh breeze dihfused
luxurious GOODNESS, and as the shade of
evening gathered on. the place seemed
just such as a devoted boodhist would
choose for his hottest retirements.
ITO be Continued
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From the .Ne.c- York Baptist Register.
THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY

On Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, the chai1
was taken by the President, S. v S
Wilder, Esq After prayer, the Treas
urers report was read BY Moses Allen
Esq, from which it appeared that the
large sum of SI3O,99l % had been re-
ceived the last year, made up as follows,
viz: Publications sold, S59,5e 90; do
nations for foreign distribution, $3l, 1872
80; for volume circulation, Sl8,O44, and
for seamen and boatmen, S462 Sc. The
amount of Expenditures were Sl3O,991 20,
made up as follows, viz For paper
printing, &C., S74,774l7; foreign distri
button, $4,000 90; printing Pilgrims
Progress for the blind, $1,000; other ex
penses, S2O,ll7 II. OF the sum receiv
ed, $4,000 was from the Boston Ameri.
can Tract Society, for foreign distribution
The new auxiliaries are rs, and the tota
number Lilo.
The results from tract visitation have
been of the most cheering character. In
New York, Rochester, Buffalo, and Phila
del phia, this visitation has been well sus-
tanned, and with great success. Three
hundred and thirty-si hopeful CONVEX
sions are reported in New-York alone
from tract visitation, about two thirds Of
whom had united with the various church.
es; 1908 district prayer-meetings had
been held, 6,5O4 Bibles and Testament:
had been distributed, 5000 children and
youth had been brought into Sabbath
schools and Bible-classes many Of them
from the streets, in rags and wretcheduess
have been comfortably clothed 1879 tenn
perance pledges obtained, and l,ll6 per
sons persuaded to attend public worship.
The operations of the past year, in for.
eign lands, is peculiarly cheering. The
missionaries in China, Burmah, Siam,
Shyan, Persia, Ceylon, Sandwich islands,
Russia, France, Germany, Greece and
other parts Of the earth, have been made
to rejoice in the generous aid which has
been impaired by the Society. The vol
ume circulation has gone on prosperous
ly. In western New York more thar
$4,000 volumes have been circulated anc
in Virginia more than $4,000 volumes.
The number of publications printed tn
last year (including 100000 volumes) ex
ceeds five millions. and the number O
pages more than one hundred and twenty
five millions
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shortly be sent him. to the full amount of
their donations, when required. He will
also receive and forward money on ac-
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Prom he Chnaian Aasocsls saa Josrnsl
DEATH OF ROsSEAU..

OF HusH RoLlIEssasAD HaesEE. ..
Teas q. shs chasing hour u cay. thAs ks
ResigS'd he spirit 10 he power Of dead.
No thoughts o. bnfass worlds bssoDd shs
Had eheer'd hIs weary mind. and a. b lOoka
His lee, upon his beauisOos native Land.
And sa~ ~ rlne hung bills an5 Ferdani Plaias
Clothed IN sunset rich and glorious light,
He babe . long and las. adiea 10 I'll
Or saghl of life Or hope. There vas for him
No ray Of light 10 cid The deep'ning gloom
No balm 10 sOO1hs the sPrI's dreary fight
Into darn and "a istho,aless abyssH
IN unbsoken sleep. the sIow bur sure decay
TIE wasting dsnps a death; The silence deep
And The darn reesssss Of lhe grave
Al taese wsTs for the mind % dwell upon
D. the dread hour u dissolution. when
The thoughts Of earth wsre fading from his
yiew.
'sRosseau died cslmly.s Sol has been said
calaa on The plstipiees dreadful verge,
While n he yawaing ealf below . night
OF .ouible and dresy blaekness reien'd-
No prsring star 70 Iiiums the dark eEpanse.
Can, with the contemplation d death
Eterral. The bright intellect sxtinel.
Thr FIRE e genus quneh'd, TO born no more.
RS mare than human nature can endure.
r ...nIsuplste such horrors. and be cain.
T. Pslhy, the sullsa ,pathy a black despair,
The tea Shi,h parayzs very nerve,
A.. ,l0ks the mind into weary state
o.. "s". quiet such the misnamed calm
oi r., scans splu IN the hour u d. ath.
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A qusan,s FLAX SEED and FEA.
n THEIRS: T.. uLih Meishsndlss ula
IL eisen n e1fhsrRe
MICKI.E a. NORWOOD.
Fcbrusry 2. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
80. Person County
In Equl,y--Noyember Fem, 1898.
joins g. ituds and Others >..
%e. VS.
John v. Nek and olh,rs
John v. Dict and Others.

r appearing to the satisfaction 81 tue Court,
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H. this petition, stherwise the sam. viii be ia
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o t"rdia,ty. g. *-* A.
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NOTICE.

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Genersl Meeting .Ipersons hasinE slatn "a
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eoyember next, otherwise they Mi b. lsrrd.
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S.F. PATTERSON. President.
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EQUITY SALE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.

In Equliy-Msrch Term 1897.
IN pursuance ~ decree 10 Equity, made at
- Harc., term 1887 I shall sell Of the pre-.
muse ii the late lane Taycf. deceased, IN
Flat River in sand county. on Tuesday tho 18th
Of April next, on credits oi twelve eighteen,
and twenty four months, IN equal instslmenis,
the TRACT OF LAND 20 900 ACRES, upon
which said Jane late tesid' ~.
0RF0RD MOIZE.
Commissioner.
March Ia 6l-4w
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-28

er-in-law and dsister in this place; and it was on
her return, that has occurred the melancholy
dispensation of providence, which has depri-
we'd large family of one who was justly Ia
vorte, and an extensive circle of friends Of
her VINO was truly the object of their love and
admiration. The deceased was woman of
no ordinary talents. Conscious of them, and
willing to devote them to the good ofmankind,
she had devoted herself to the high and res
ponsbe business of teaching; and the estima-
tion in which she was held in the place of her
residence, is shining proof of her value. Her
poetical productions, some otwhch have been
published in this paper, betokened rich vein
of truly poetic feeling, and evinced a heart o.
verhowing with goodness and truth. Her
loss can not be estimated, for its sun, is writ
ten only in the hearts ofthose who knew her.
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the Mirror, and newly arranged in this
country. The pieces thus gwen with
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they do not occupy one sixteenth OF the
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glanced at the plan of the Mirror--a
plan which embraces so many sub
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LETTREs and the FINE AIRS, that it
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the Atlantic, than add any thing here in
turtherance of the claim which the New
York Mirror has upon the support of
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.

FHVO CONTRACTORS.-Seaed proposals
II will be received at the town of Defiance
until the 25th day of October next, for the
construction of about Siriy miles of the Va
bash AMI Erie Canal; extending from the
head of the Rapids Of the Maumee river, to
the 'Hndiana State Line" being all that part
of the line of said Canal not previously put
under contract.
In the work to be let, are inclnded two
Dams across the Maumee river, several Stone
Locks, large amount of heavy bluff excava'
tion and embankment, and several miles of
common excavation.
The line will be staked out, and the plans
and specifications in readiness for inspection
by the Goth of October.
Allnocessary information as to location and
construction of the different kinds of work Of
fcred for contract, can be obtained from Sam
uel Forrer, Esq, principal engineer on the
line.
Propositions for work, to meet with atten-
ton, must be accompanied by unexceptionable
recommendations as to character and compe-
tency, unless the bidder is favorably known
to the Engineer or acting Commissioner.
LE.ANDER RANSOM,
.Act'g. Com'r. Board Of Public Works.
Sept. is, 1887. 24tf
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DIED.


At his residence, in Toledo, on Saturday,
the 2lst inst. JOHN BALDWIN, Esq. one of the
associate judges of the Court of common
pleas of this county.
Lost by the wreck of the steam packet snip
Home, on her passage between New York
and Charleston, ,on Monday night the 9Th inst.
Miss CYNTHIA III. STow, aged twenty-one
years. Miss Stow was native of Geneva,
in the State of New York, where her parents
now live; and had resided for several years, in
Augusta Georgia. She was educated at the
Sminary of Mrs. Willard at Troy New York,
with whom she was long fayorite, from her
amiable and interesting manners, and high
mental endowments. Al the recommendation
of Mrs, willard, she took up her residence ir
Georgia. occupying herself in the business Of
instracting, for which she was eminently well
qualified. IA few months since, she returned
10 the North, on a visit to her friends, and pas
"a q few weeks at the residence Other broth