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FARMERS SCHOOL.

xx.3rc ..hs1vsher has keen for some time
IL .r.s'areA. thas Enelish schools = nc
e.. arSsr zee greatly nseded ID CIR conn.
- Il ah,rh ths aons I'll our farmeFs misht
.s...,,. ahas kiud II practical knowledge shirh
- a,,.lils shem II become Coed useful ana
:.,ssg..en, rif,xeas. II cannot Be denied fhat
-, r.. e,rn 81 or most Distinguished mn
go arssen from these soand beaded ana 70
-, hesrted fathers, Who are emphstaeals
$1,000 - bone ard sinew 81 our EepnssFi
80 80. for the Mant u suitable schools have
80 ia 4 n tlrir power % GIVE their snns ihaA
kind y. n education which sonid have pfspsf.
- shem tor greater service 70 tier country.
The subseFiheg, wh0 i. the Principal q this
I.s,,.n,lon. Vii use his best enceayoIs e rem
ar Il he 6rsl of Its kind. A detail q his pian
cannot here Be given; but he alil simply ssy.
n object vii be 20 make geed EagassA seae-
Iar,. Moral and religions instruction III "
po means Be considered secondary oplees =
yhe PRINCIPAL 81 this school hatlsrs himself
~. Il ali be patrunssed hy such genslemen.
= a. moi wlsh 10 eve thelr cons ciass'ea'
edur,,,on: hui WHO would b. pleased 20 has I
item laugh, ID read and Hriis correctly, ana
also The English Grammar and neoerapn9'
wi,h sone knaniedge n Astronomy. Maine
ms,irs. Rhetar,c, and Chemistry. shlch - ~
,r,naiciy rnnneelrd With agf,calaEff.
Price IL Board AMI Tuition, ineladlne can
dies. fuel, washing. and very thing o. INC
kind. will be SIS the season.
THIS school will be opened on the second
Monday in January, u Rock House. nine
miles west Of Chapel Hill and twelve miles
sou,h aest al Hlllsb0Iougb. more healthy
situation there cannot BE- 10 the state.
ELIJAH GRAVES.
Orange copaty. Dec. 81. a-sm
- The editurs u the Raleigh STANDARD
and The Milton Spectator vii insert The aooss
SIX weeks, and send their accounts to this o.
| fee.
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HILLSB RoUG II, N. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, OR 1Wo polLaS
FIFTY CENTS III PAID IN AIyAECE.
Those who do not give notice of their VISA
TO have their paper discontinue a, the expis.
ton Of the year, will be presumed as desiring
its continuance until countermanded And ~
paper will be discontinued until all ar'esrase'
are paid, unless the option Of The fnbIIsaheh
Persons procuring SIX subscribers, shall It,
ceivc the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen I'h's
will be inserted three times for one dollar, ap'
twenty-five cents for each continuance. :,
Subscriptions received by the printer, sa'
most OF The post. masters in tie state.
Ill letters upon business relative TO the IT,
per must be post paid.
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q TANNER and Gu .RIER, WHO can come
~~ recommended for sohtlety aud industry,
can receive immediate employment aud liberal
wages, on application to the subscriber. Tour
miles west Of Ru,Iin's mills. Haw RIVER. A man
with small family would he preferred
WM. HOLT.
Orange county, Jan. 90. 54-4w
,Te The editors Of the Grcenshorough Pat.
not and Milton Spectator will give the above
two Insertions. ami forward their accounts TO
this Office Tor payment.
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CT re ULAR
TRgAsuRY DEPARTMENT. \
Second CompirelteT's Ufi e,
September 1886.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Second ComptroltgT's Uffi =,
September 1885.
The agent for paying pensions al
SiR:-ln order 10 guard more efftctualty q.
gainst repetition Of frauds, a. hefetntnre prac.
,lsed by the prcduc,Ion Of forged papers, the
fret three following additional rules will b. OBJ
served by the accounting officers OF the Trea.
sury.
|. In every case where the pensioner EN-.
ploys an attorney TO receive his pension, the
execution OF the power must be in the presence
OF at least one witness, other than the mapis-
trate before whom IL 10 acknowledged No
payment, 10 an attorney will Be allowed unless
supported BY voucher thus executed.
.. 10 all cases where the signature Of the
pensIones or his attorney IL required, such pen
sicner or attorney will write hls name al length.
II capable Of 80 dong, otherwise, his signature
may be by mark or cross, in which case the
execution must be IN the presence Of at least
one witness, other Than the Justice or notary
who acts officially in the case.
+ 5. Nopayments will in future be made "a anv
Pensloner. either in person or BY attorney, who
has not applied for his pension for more than
one year. without the production of evidence
of his identity, as prescribed in the instructions
from this office Of June 10, 1888, chapter /.
section 2, and form b; nor until such evidence
has been transmitted 10 the Commissioner Of
Pensions. and special direction authorizing
the payment has been given.
4. In cases where q certificate has been il.
sued b, The Commissioner of Pensions 10 The
widow or children Of an officer or soldier under
the act OF June Y, 1882, or under the ae, az
May, 10, 1888, no proof Of the relationship of
the applicant TO the deceased officer or soldier
Is to be required by the pension agent. ina,
proof having been necessarily filed in the Office
otthe Commissioner Of Pensions prior to The 4.
suing Of such certificate.
Respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant.
tSlgned.l ALBION X. PARIS.
,.x. Comptroller.
""a's g. S. CIV
10 take effect from the 9TH March, 1887,
All the papers in this state, will insert this
advertisement for two successive weeks. and
SEND Their accounts to J. T.. Edwards, Commis.
s'oner OF Pensions, Washington.
@+r*~.'-@@~r- --------------,.---
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LINE OF PACKETS
To Fayetteville.

ss,EIE schooners IAANLiNE and cAIEE
- NICHOLS. steamer WILMINGTON.
and TOW BOATS. Nlli take measurement
Good. II New York aud deliver thin ct Tar.
etleyllle, Al the established rates, ilet ii an
other charges.
Heas. Goods will be taken % shove srteif.
ed, eacepi that they wili - times, WHEN Tie
river il very Ion. be subject 70 storage and Ia.
Dor Vi storing. which We trust will be scion
required, - the Steamer and Tow Boals ere
Of the newest construction and light erAusk.
Of water.
The Goods o. the owners risk, the cane 4,
in tie hands Of forwarding merchants.
Freight payable on delivery 81 Fayetteville.
An persons shipping Goods BY the above Ire,
will please hand llsi Of the Goods shipped 70
Aessrs Haliett 4 Brown, 20 ~ ~ advise me.
WILLIAM D0UGALL. Proprietor.
Vikings e. BELDEN.
Agents al Fayetteville.
sepiembers 2. ST.
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46-

VI$HE subscriber was qualified at the lasr
Il tetm of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for Orange county, rs executor 10 the
laat viii and Testament oi John Mlnnis, decd.
AL persons indebted to said estate are there
fore hereby requested TO make immediate paw.
ment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated WITHIN the time
prescribed by law. or this notice will be plead
in bar Of recovery
WILLIAM MINNlS, Err.
February o. s6-3w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1885.

Tiliam strashorn 4 eIhsrs, / p,,i,;oa
vs.. ~,.ls
ssmusi sirsshorH and samuei Tate ~ nen,.
adminisif aiors, &c. and eiheSs.
m appearing IL the satisfaction ri tie Court,
that David Strayborn. John Strs,hoIn. An.
jeison Tate and Mary his wife. reside beyond
the limits Of this state, II is therefore orteied,
that publication be made for six weeks sueres'
s,sely in the HIIlsborouph Recorder, thai m
lees the ssid David Stray horn, John Strayhorh,
Anderson Tate and May his ~iie, apptsi q.
the neat Court Of Pleas and Quarter SCISSORS
to be held for the county Of Orange, At The
court house in Hlflshoroseb. on tie icuta
Monday in February next, and shen and 'htls
Plead, answer, or dcmur, the saId petition viii
be taken pro eOntsssO, and heard sr pGrtt Is 10
them.
]. TAYLOR, CLERK.
Price Of Adv. 90 90. 54-eT
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wla1lAI Va a@A905
Fnratuable OEt.TME.TT,
fuR TmE CrKE or
External Diseases, viz:

White Swelllngs. Serofula and other To
monrs. Sore Legs and Ulcers. Old and
Fresh Wounds, sprains and Bruises.
Swellings and Infamalions. Scalds and
Burns, Women's Sore Breasts. Scald
Head. Rheumsiic Pains. Chilblains,
Teuers. Eruplions, lilies. Windows
and most effecsual remedy Tor The re-
m0yal OF corns,
Also, Beckwilh's Anti. Dispepsic Pills.
FOR SALE BIZ
ALLEN PARKS.
Sepfemher g. So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUBSCRIBER, TO tn Recorder VINO inteud
~ make payment in Wood. are requested
10 recoIi sct tina, At this season Of the year the
article is much needed.
November - d.
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Pension oTricE, Oct 3, 1855.
The following Circular Letter, addressed 10
the Penshn Agents b, the second compirol-
Ter Of the Treasury, u publish ed Tor the inior.
nation OF Pensioners, and those VITO may act
ss their attorneys, in drawing their s,,pehds Tor
them. JAMES l. EnN ARDS
Commissioner Of ftnSsoDe
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HUsBANDRY HONORABLE.


SIT. . FKssEsnEx, EnHroa 90 rHE saw Ese.
LAND FAgMGR.
State noa laboFioas work, asisher Husband.
~, which the Most High hath ordained"
Eeslssissiieas .spSe.
Although sons men, with pride elate,
Can't coadescend 10 calsisats
The life supporting sol,
The Highest husbandry ordained,
Nor can the praadesl Be sustained
wisAeat the Tlllsr's toil.
u Adam. In his pnress state.
was veil employed % ealtlsate
The grnund winch gave him birth,
Truly his fallen. degenerate race,
Should not esteem 4 Disgrace
To till the fruitful earth.
Ysi many hale and brswny lout
Won't sloop 20 set himself about
So noble an employment.
In dang misehieE-doing nought,
And dong nsthiae which he ought,
IL plaeed bis whole snioymeai.
Some dolss, a. stupid % stump.
Have had the happiness 10 ihump
Their pates against college;
Can eonstrne, possibly, qaid ages.
And therefore think themselves great sages,
Quite pFodiaies Of knowledge.
Tel. being gsailsnsa by trsds,
They viii not touch an are or spade;
Bat aseful labor stunning.
They lounge about in lazy bands.
Throng tipping shops AMI tavern stands,
Like rattle snakes suaning.
Al -. Al. ...m.A ..~rm.msx,m .mma
Whose shallow pates are not allowed
To grapple tso ideas;
Their feeble wits Tor years they task,
Ere pride viii suffer them to ask
What natures liked decree is.
All these. poor mistaken race,
Think husbandry great disgrace.
Though Washington thought nois
and hands ahlca empires rod could weld
Have ben employed 10 tlll the FIELD,
And blest their hoppy lot
Nov these our lays are not designed
To andersaiae men Of mind,
Nor fruits Of intellect,
The iearu'd professions We would GIL
win men of silence. sense and skin,
Most worthy high respect.
Are sadly cunbrred with q crowd.
A nice, but greedy train,
Obliged 10 tar their brains with double
A iab ring farmers toli and trouble.
A livelihood TO gain.
Merchants are useful in their places,
But il society embraces
Too many of their caste,
Az sure as mans 10 trouble bern,
Straight through the small end Of The bora
Some must be squeezed al last.
Reader. I don't pretend 10 say
But what yOsr emIneUey may
Be blest with parts uncommon;
A better heal and heart, perasps,
Than commonly since Adam's lapse
Are owned by man OF woman.
II does not follow thence, however,
Your hands - delicate must never
Perform Isborious work,
That you may loltsr life away.
And vegetate rom lay TO day,
As lazy as . Turk.
You are, perhaps. by mother wit
AZ I'll a. etueatIan, b.
same famous part IN act;
Blu ~ possible there may
Be- other great men in your war,
Equal TO yon IN fact.
And If you've reason 10 suspect
The higher teiIs n intellect
Are moi tor YOU decTeed.
Your haads in useful iabor plied,
MANY with Gods blessing stlll provide
For every real need
Then swing the are, or ply the spade,
Or work at tina mechanic trade
winch suits your genius best;
Be travelling tinker, rather than
A misc aievous or idle man,
nuisance or a nest,
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State Rank Of ~. Carolina

PURSUANT 10 a Resolution oil the Stoes..
= holders Of this Bank, al their last annual
General Meeting, all persons having claims On
said Bank for Dividends Of Cerlial ~ hthiS
Deposits. or Notes issued hy tie PnpCfs'
Bank or lite Branches, IRE earnestly oesreu %
present them for payment 10 The Treasurer o.
the Bank, on OF before the first Monde. ~
November next, otherwise they viii be barte'
as the Stockholders will then make fnal DE-
vldend Of tie effects ot The Bank.
S. F. PATTERSON. Presideni.
Raleigh. Dee, %, 1856 5i-S@
!" To be inserted in all The newspapers
printed within the state Of North Caro'rs ia
three montbs- The bills to be sent TO the ffsa'
surer OF the Bank, Who will pey then to craft
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N TICE.

wHEREAs my vie ELIZA SMITH has
len my bed aud hnard without any lust
cause. hereby forbid all persons from harbor
ing her or trusting her on my account, as I
will pay no debts Of her contracting after this
date.
JAMES II. SMITH.
feotuarye' 56-3wp
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Wanted

A quantity Of FLAX SEED and FEA.
~ THEIRS: for which Merchandise will
be given in exchange.
MlCKLE IL NORWOOD.
February Q. SIS
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E\GI.ISH SCHOOL.

thHaNAS FLINT has commenced On Eng.
- lish school IN the Maze Academy in Hills.
borough, Price for tuition fnr the lowe eat class
will b. three dollars per quarter, which will
comprise spelling. Reading. Whiting and An,h-
matte. For the highest class fonr dollars per
quarter, which vii eoIupfise English Gram.
mar, Geog' apply. and Merchants Accounts by
the Double Entry or Italian form. To be paid
IN advance with tho addition of IS cents for
FIRE wood during the cool season.
January, i6 So
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A CONVENIENT HOUSE, . pleasant
N part ii the town. Any person may know
the terms, &c. by applying a, this Office.
January 10. So
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APPRENTICE WANTED .

TIE suhscrber viii lake an apprentice 10
\ he silver ~mi,h Business. A boy ofstea.
dy hshlIs about IL or IS years Of age. would
be preferred. -
LEMUEL LYNCH.
September 20. 81
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

a BOY. fourteen or sixteen years oil
are tn,e lucent and industrious, will be
taken as an apprentice 10 the Printing Busi.
ness. application be made soon,
June I6 --sx
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Person County.

STATE OF NORTH IAkULlAA,r
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term. 1896.
.Sugusiias Faakool, stminislfaio1 iriiA lie ell
ANNEXED 81 John Rogers, dsetastG, ets ks'
rsrs. John yohasien and hs6seea his irifs, 81,
snnsl Joknsica, Taal TERED ard sally HI t!l'f
aud John Rogrs.
against
JOAN Vsnkeck and Raehd bis riff, and OtisSy
Rogers
Petition for division of Slaves.
TT appearing TO ihe satisfaction q the cout
. that John Nanhook and kls slie kachsl,
and 0iiawsy Rogers. are moi inhabitants Of
this state, sna that The ordinary process oi lAw
nannot be served upon them; II is Therefore
ordered BY the Court that publication BE- made
10 the Hillsboroueh Recorder for sa wtea
suecessiseIy, requiring the said John FshlOck
md Rachel his wife, and otsway Rogers, 10
appear NJ the next term If the Ioun, Il 10
reid ior the county ot Person, st tie tturt.
muse in RoxbcrouRh, on the third hondsy 10
March next, and plead, answer or den,nr 10
the petition, otherwise the same wili t. tsktn
pro eonfsssc and heard sx parts - 10 then.
witness. Charles Mason, clerk Of our said
Court, al office. the third Mnnday ,n Deem
Der, 1856. Tsst,
CHI. MASON. CLERK.
Price adv IS IS 5I-se
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BLANKS fcs sale at this 1Gee.
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FAN and Hinfer Goods.

Their b0acs lave keeh EslFssas knl tss.s
r.rs n he neN iosk anc Pkisaeslt IL 4 =.
ksis. and bcnsht entirsl, 9Th sssh; siss ilsss.
ere feeI e0a.ldent ii sssRE, iIss Co aI6 MI
segI - good bargains - ans oihsE hsHss IL lls
place.
Cal and examiae our goods. ard sssies in
yoarseisss; ii you lie :hsn aad suE = &C..
Ne ulll hank sou snr .onE ssstan.
rF Goods aill " gwen N szrtsEgs lor Q.
very Description u cesH',s.nass tisiA.
OF. Lonl s Go. assis respectfully tod,
their thanks Il llas pul,l.s ior lhr ssss I.hss.,
psarona~e t,es hass heretofore Eseeissa: a.
hope. ID close attention y ihFtr business and
moderate prices, still 70 merit and receive =
respectable portion u their ensten.
Oriober rs. s0-~
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SEE u r = E:s


0gGl0E9 - 49G9 : 10
FfAiE ~ pisssnre u laiosnlihs ahaa ilaEg.
- and The public ssnefslis, ia tlsy L..
lass receives and nas rfits ior sale. u Ia :.
stend n a. Nichols d C.
VERY LARGE AMI GENERAL.
ASSORTMENT GF
I'm - u8sgsge&. 9.nx.kn
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

taxable property in the state is by law
assessed yearly to the amount OF three
fourths of a mill on the dollar, which is
devoted to the same object-so that in a
few wears her common school system will
be as efficient as that of New ork or
Connecticut"
Of the face of the country, agriculture,
sources of wealth &C., he says:
"The interior and Northern parts of
the state are level, and in some places
marshy, the Eastern and Southwestern is
broken and billy. On the head waters of
the Scioto and Muskingum, and between
the Miami rivers, are large tracts Of prai-
rie land-but the whole state generally is
heavily timbered. The land is, perhaps,
equal to almost any section of our country
and the inducements held out to an agri-
cultural community are scarcely surpass-
ed. There is much government land
still unentered, and large tracts owned by
companies, which can be bought at low
prices, and many farms partially cultivated
and we'll fenced can be purchased at from
s. to SIS an acre. Coal, iron, and sail
springs, are very abundant"
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Vol. K....No. d.,

undertaken to use the Christian influence
and example of Voltaire and Tom Paine n
abolish infdelity, by receiving them, with
all their practical infdelity, into full com.
muniou with the Church-is to undertake
10 quench the flames Of a furnace, ~ pour,
ing on oil.
(6) To open the columns of the Society.
periodical organ, for free discussion, wa,
wise and right. But to open the Societys
ranks to warriors, armed cap-a-pie for b.
man butchery, was, in our humble estina,
ton, most suicidal.
CD Stop, my brother! Withou, SUP,
porters?'' Who supported Luther7 Who
supported the Apostles Who supported
Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Dego7
Have the ephemeral supporters" which
have been gained to one half the truth bv
sacrificing the other half, yielded any such
support as might have been expected from
trusting in Him who requires the who.
truth? We wonder little at this express.
! ion from father Ladd, who has now, in
good measure, practically abandoned tbs
doctrine Of e1pediency, and has already Gu
another occasion said, zone convert made
on the ground Of condemning all wal as
sin against God, is worth more than dozen
milk-andwater converts to the old system
of fighting little"
If any Society. professedly on the foundp.
ton laid by Christ and his Apostles, La,
gone down, either that Society never waso3
this foundation, or it ha gone of from ite73
apostatized from the truth, or at least aba7
doned it. The doctrine that it is ine12e!
ent to rebuke all SIN, lest we lose the ST.
port of those who sin in part, is the doctr:-s
Of men, in opposition to the doctrine G.
Jesus Christ And TO say that if The Nes
Testament doctrine, that all war is siuta.
had always been faithfully preached, in Il;
fear of God and in love for souls, By those
who have believed it. the cause would have
advanced less rapidly than it now has, is q
soy eA+oN 'AS "4>uOul vi uSu IS liIS1cIaU4S
the wisdom of God-for God requires Ii;
servants to declare his whole counsel: it i
to place confidence in the strength Of meo
as paramount TO the strength of God VIII
has promised strength equal to the day T.
those who trust in Him.
(8) "Have faith in God" my bro,hetH'-
Why call it an "experiment?" Why auv
forebodings because the timorous and the
unprincipled "go away7" "Have faith in
Godw One "ultra" shall chase a thou.
sand; and two radicals" shall put lea
thousand to flight!
| (e) Yes-and not only Gin honor bound
but in duty bound; duty owed to huma,
society on earth-to immortal souls, and to
the benevolent Savior who died to redeem
them.
! (1o) Amen!
Ql) All is uncertainty yet, both as to IL.
paper and the conventional. e. as TO vhetbe,
the periodical publication of the former ou4bt
yet to be undertaken, and as to what ,ir.
the latter will be called. "There are few.
even in " Vermont, who hold that ell VA
is sinful. Their number and strength az
not yet ascertained.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12
RELIGIOUS SUMMARY.

REMARKABLE Co1Nc1pEEcE-The
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions ont
the General Tract Society, are both reg.
uIar'y engaged in supporting missions.
ry' and sending tracts to en!ightcn, CO...
Ver'' and save the people of GERMANY
country whose inhabitants have Leea
written into moral darkness BY the p1o.
f0und literature of her schoomen, and Der
blazing theological learning. And vet
our own American christian tbeoIooisns
and schooImen, are greedly importing he.
learning, Universalism, Neolorv, and a.
IL 10 the form Of books and writings, to t..
Tighten American young-men who urs
considered to be " designed of God for the
Ministry" and who, without this darker.
ing hight OF German literature, are not 70
be considered intelligent and godlv min.
1sterS.' And to the same German teach.
erS, young ministers from our shores nov
resort, to complete their biblical ouoIifca.
lions tor teachers in our own theolocicaI
schools. So we are importing her theo-
ioslcal> darkness, and at the same time
sending to Germany the means of couu.
!!er1ctlng there. Is not this r.xcbang.
,ngI light for darkness, and darkness for
light; and that at the absolute hazard Of
beng fatally corrupted ?-CA Sec.
FOREIGN MlssroNs-Tbe pressure
affects the benevolent as well as the secu.
lar operations of the day, and circular
has been sent to the various missionary
stations under the patronage ofthe Amer.
'can Board, informing them of the reAuc.
tons necessarily made in their annual ap !
preparations. The Greek and HISTORIAN \
missions each make sacrifices to the q.
On mount OF 1000 dollars; the Smyrna and
singapore missions, each 1900; the Syr
ian, 1850; the Constantinople, 1000
lhe Mahrattas, $500; the South India
$500; the CeyIon, 5000; the Sandwich
Islands, $500; the missions to the In
dian tribes, 10000, &c. Should the az
erage MONTH y receipts fall short Of 49,
200 dollars, further reduction will be
necessary, or the debt of the Board in Sep
ember will be about $4,000.
The five missionaries who were ex-
'ecting 20 depart the present month, can
lot be sent: and thirty other missions
les who were to GO out in the autumn
re requested to make their arrangements
Or remaining in the country 81 least ancsh
2 year,- TrarclleT,