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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-23
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
Rry. ssR. mALCoM,s ADDRESS.

AT missionary meeting held IN the
Olivsr-st. Baptist meeting house, n. I ork'
on the evening OF the Goth uit. an address
ia relation 70 his recent missionary tour,
prepared by Rev. Howard Malcom, was
read on his behalf by Rev. Z. Gaiusha.
The following is portion Of tie Address.
We welcome our brother Malcolm eack.
and hone that the result OF his distant
tour viii be the correction OF existing er-
rory In the management OF MISSIONS ana
new impulse TO the holy cause.-thrss'
tiah Reflector.
DEAR BRETHREx:-t IS out OF my
mower 10 sneak in so large an assembly,
4 for a sufficient length OF Iimr 70 be AZ at
satisfactory. II has pleased God SO lar 70
restore my throat, rs that can preach "
small places when necessary, though no
without pain. The ability to converse !:
4 leit to me. and the ability to write. II
these modes, shall endeavof to commu
hieaie 70 my br,ihren, and the public tn
facts, reasonings and opinions. colIecte'
during nv late arduous agency. Thi
has already been done in part througl
the American Baptist Magazine, and 70
luminoot communications Of a more Of
fetal nature. now on file in your Mission
AIRY Rooms Il ismy intention % Proeee
70 the preparation Of book. 70 con'aI
not only the journal, but copious descril
tons Of the natural. religious and CIV
sondiiion Of Busmhh, notices of ne cop'
.. Il. 1 W.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-23
EroV the N. Y. Observer.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Abstract of the twenty-second Report.

In the course of the year, % new aux
iliary societies have been formed in the
different States, making the present total
about 9a0 Some of these societies are
in declining state and made no report
the last year. Others are highly pros
porous.
The receipts of the year from all sources
amount TO SIS, SIG e3, being 4.902 less
than those of the preceding year. This
is less reduction than was anticipated.
considering the pecuniary embarrassments
of the times. Same monies collected in
distant parts of the country have not been
iremiited to New-York, and could no,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-23
Nrom the New-York Observer.
AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY so.
CIETY.
Abstract Of the TmetiM Aunual Report.
EcAP ULATIoS.

REcAP LATIoN.
The whole number of missionaries the
past year is ga. Of these, SCI were in
commission at the date Of the last report,
and 1873 have been appointed during the
year. They have preached in s40con-
gregations and missionary districts, and
the aggregate Of their labors has beeil e.
quail to 438 years. r .-,. :
The number of mis:iona riess empfayed
during the year has been less,by 02than
in the preceding. This has been occas.otl-.
cd-I.) By the fact, tat during a. large
part Of the year the committee have feltr
obliged by the stale Of the funds, 10 de-
cline making new appointments. (21The
general disaster that has befalIen worldly
enterprises, has ia many cases SO cripp!ed
the energies of feeble churehts in infant
settlements, as TO put it out of their power
tocontInue partialsupportfo for the preach
ing OF the gospel, and there being no hope
of increased aid from the society, applica-
tons for renewed appointments were not
made. [3.) Many churches that in ordi-
nary times would have had hope of aid,
have withheld their applications and have
sought for such ocda sonal supplies as their
own resources might command, or have
remained with none to break to them the
bread of life. Arrangements. TOO, that
were in contemplation, or were partially
completed for securing the ordinances of
the gospel, have been arrested. Causes
like these have made the number of mis-
sionaries in Maine and in Western New.
York alone less BY SO than were reported
last year a: Last year "a missiona ries
were sustained in France :--this year 10
appropriations have been made there. III,
Rut while God in his providence has
thus diminished the number of 1aborers in
these and other portions of the field, he has
shown unwonted favor 10 those who have
remained. Ashley have prophesied over
The valley Of death. the breath Of God has
come from the four winds, 10 inspire lis
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-23
For The HermOni Telegraph.

The following lines were prompted by
the Affecting death Of Miss Ann Eliza
Jsansss, in Boston, Mass. Her former home
was in East Bethel W, which place she
leit last summer, and went to Boston, with
view TO pursue her education. She re-
sided with a sister while there, but her
friends aud relatives are mostly in Vermont.
She was much loved member OF the Bap-
list church in East Bethel, and an intimate
friend Of The late Mrs. KimbalI, whose obit-
uary was noticed in the Telegraph few
weeks since.
81 looked and saw decay
Steal Ger the fair Of earth--the adored too much
It's fearful thing 70 love what death may touch
Whcre'er we I" look VIC see decay
Steal DER the fair Of earth %
They bloom sereneIy bright to-day,
And rich in mental worth;
But ere to-morrow's setting sun,
Their earthly course, perhaps is run.
And can il be that Ann has gone
To the pale realms Of shaded
Ali did we think that she was one,
Thus early doom'd to fade2-
We know not, and We meier can know,
What dark futurity may show.
Didst thou osce dream departed friend,
When leaving last thy home, @-~
That all thy earthly hopes should end
Thus early in the tomb2 , r......
Aud didst Ihouthink no more TO view
Thy native land, and friends so true7
All no--with joyous hope elate,
And visions fair and hight
She left Us here not dreaming fate
Would those fair visions blight
o. little thought that hoping heart,
With all on earth, so soon, TO part. s.r.
Psle sickness came unwelcome guest,
To stop her Aeeting hours,
And breathed, with all bis whitening breath,
Upon the opening flowers; deI,
Then cherished hopes, and friends most
Were all unskiiled 70 keep her here.
Sweet smiling spring again has come
TO deck each shrub ad tree;
And flowers Iairest soon will bloom,
Bot bloom not, Ann, for thee. s. WIG
Thou never more with US wilt share
In mortal JOY, or mortal care. rs>@.
SWEEP ieathered songsters re-appear--
From southern chimes they COME o.
And pour harmonious warbllrgs
To glad our mountain home - --t
But never more shall.Ann arise, ~.
To list 10 their soft melodies. - Il. p,
Far, far away from those most dear, ...t
And from thy native home, -fs
| There strangers stood around thy bier,
And bore thee 10 the tomb -
| Far. far from us thou'st dooni'd TO die,
YET soothed, we trust, by kindred eye.
Bu, atIrere's land Of pure delight" w
Where fadeless howrets bloom r.
Der beauiy's eye there comesno blight
lis. passage is the tomb. .a.-..
Heayen saw thy soul divineiy fair,
I And took thee 10 inhabit there. .
Then. since Of. all we call our own 3d..
On earth, there's nothing sure,
Stnce we DER grieEs were made TO moan,
And bliss Is insecure;
OH let our londest prayers arise
For blest home beyound the skies. L..
April, 1888.
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Sg.tusst gasr.sraP5.

BaASDox...,sArvRDAr, May 10, 1888
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
Capt. nIarryatt and Doctor ColIyer.

The following story relative to these two gentlemen,
comes from Louisville, with private nete, stating
that the lady the Of the Captain in the
morning.
DREADFUL EXCITEMENT AND ALARN AT ONE or
rnr rrfre,rns HorEIs,s --Yesterday morning NJ
about O'clock A. NJ the inmates Of the most fash
ienable hotel in town were dreadfully alarmed by
sudden oucry and shont Of Fire Fire Murder Muir
oerl! Rape Rase and various other frighful noises
which in the dead OF the night had such terrible e.
feet that several gentlemen and ladies started from
their peaceful couches, rushing through the Hobbies half
dressed and disheveled To Room No -, whence tho
outcry was issuing Upon reaching the vicinity Of the
scene of alarm We are told lady in her night dress
was seen rushing forth wildly, seeking asylum in
neighborng and upon the exploring party enter
ing the OF confusion, they electrified at find
ing gallant Captain quite home bsund,' being in
custody OF worthy Doctor whose bumps of puQnacity
had been supposed overpowered by the organs Of
tion and secretiveness. However there the worthy
Doctor and gallant Captain stood in The midst Of the room
in their flesh bags and bare underst landings fixed
in the death grippe, Juggling and painting like Greek and
Trojan in the attitude of wraihful struggle The Doe
tor, he could catch breath explained In the
by.standers, that having fell the organ Of amaveness
marked No. !, on the back part Of hrs good lady's
head, marvelously Increased in growth within the last
few days, he had suspected some dventitious cause
and in order 10 b. satisfied had fegned necessity of
Eoag from home tnat night. but managed 10 hide
behind door till the fair Helen suspeciing all silent
stole from his to that Of the gallant Paris and in
vited him 10 supply the place Of her absent lord
The Doctor in the mean time had slipped from hia
covert and secreted himself under the bed lii need
less 10 be particular about what followed suffice il to
say that when the Doctors satisfaction In hi. enyiabl
position at the highest, he could not restrain him
sefrom INDUCING in the expression OF his Joy by shout
Ing out fire. murder. rape. &c. as FIRST noticed al tho
same time rushing from his lair and cachisg the delin.
quen Captain by the collar Of his Shirt and holding
on to him till the company arrived Thhe gallant ap.
tain assured the company III was all a mistake that
he was only Peter Simple, or Jsphet in search
OF Father; that he had spraned his foot and hearing
that the lady was famous al curing sprans had only
come IN an innocent famiy.way Get his spran cured
or probably he tad only rushed in his sleep, like
others. TO assist in putting the FIRE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

LATE FROM THE PAciFIc.-The Baltimore American
contains the following extract from letter lately re-
ceived by gentleman in that city:
GUAYAQUIL, Aug. O, 1898.
We sorry 10 inform you that Peru is again in q
lamcntable Of revolution. The vessel that sailed
from Callso the 2sh infsrns that the revolution
declared the 27h and by arrival from Payts
since thew, ihe is confrmed-hat all the Nerth
OF Peru which Includes the departments OF Libertad
Jann, Huaylas. and Perra had declared against the
confederation. Generals Nela and Sienna had marched
Lima with $500 and had arrived Of Chancay,
about fouf leagues from Lima where they were joined
by General Obrcroso the President Of Peru with Goo
cavalry from Lima 70 complete the combination, and
declare the revolution against the Proectora Govern
ment of General Santa Cruz. There two battaions
of Bolivian t-ops stationed Lima and General Mil
Ter, Governor Of Csae and General Morany who has
comm inded the naval forces. have been considered
stsunch friends Of Santa Crur-how they will do
not know yet but il is likely they will endesvor
either put the revolution down hold out in tho
castle Of Callao. as Miller putting water and pro.
visions the castle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

RUssELL's CoScERT.-The Hall Of the City Hotel
filled in every part, Monday evening, the
casion Of Mr.. Henry Russes Concert. Almost every
song enthusiastically encored, and the ones
received with especial favor We learn that. by
the request many hundreds whe disappointed in
obtaining seats Mr. Russell will repeat his Concert in
the course OF few days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
TUUNTp n,s nED DuOP-THE ONLY RE
HJIaNcE IN v--L-The truth Of the above

III LANCE IN v--L.-The truth Of the above
arom Ia now universally admitted While every other
remedy offered public spec c for W. enjoys
but an and tory lame The high reputation
OF Hunters Red Drop firm and unshsken II the
pusy which this Invaluable msdicpe has gained tor itself
solely ny astonishing has Effected and It's unpara
eled Fromptude In the inveerae stages OF
VI exoites tire ehvy Of others, we are glad Of II II ~
fors lust criterion 10 the public, In obtaining the remedy
suited their ase,sei woult di.ncty caution
hs public that genuine but srch have TIE signature
u. bevon Hunters Red Drop contains the desdcraum
long desedo perfect In every respcct-are plea
SAINT s the taste, leaving OF the well known scent W the
eoulh usual mos, RENE lies ,r this disease AMI require no
rssrcu IN DIET or interf with the usual course OF bu
sness Price " per bottle Office Division street no other
ia New YORK 81 North Sixth street. Philadelphia; 81
Hamilton street Abanyi Hanover street. Boston 2A Camp
street. New Orleans where medicine be obtained private
y. s25 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

From our Evening Edition. I

CONCERT OF SIGSoK De BEGNIs-Tomorrow
hng oignoT De Begins is give grand the
City Hotel, IN which he will be assisted by Madame
Marencei, Mr. and Mrs Horn, Signors Fab, Casolani,
Gambati. and Etenne We recommend the attention
Of our readers to this rich musical treat De Begins
has already established FOR himself here the high re-
Pu,alion he brought from Europe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
HaND UEAITu REsTORATIvE-To persons suffer.

mo from The abuse OF mercury effects OF certain d
order imperrcty cured with rennart ~ the disease sun
lurking u the system appng the ytas and undermining me
this medicine inseed invaluable This aera
tive and pu tn blo,d particularly anaped 70 those
afflicted with the syphhtc and mercunai rseumasm' win
MANS in the ba-es some attended whh Jumps and indn
cdus .doent ad scrofuous ulcers sore throat am
pains dscslo alton ant eiupuons OF tue Skis with
falling of hair attended generally with debility Tbs
medicine while cleanses and pues the blood erahcatng
every partee o disease le time promotes The secr.
op ans geson. and impars fc'h tonf and vgor 10 the
whole renovaing snd restoring TIE broken csnsuo
lion when an other remedies ri no avail
sold " HUNTERS Medical Office, No ID vision street.
where the cali without fear Of exposure Also
,s follows, 5, North sixth Plale pbs Be yer 81, Alba
nv Hanov.r Boston 24l Camp St, Ne, orlesns; and
!, 7 ,n,syi 10 XIV Price a. per bottle. s2jim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

DIR. BARRIERS LEcrUREs.-We invite attention to
the advertisement Of Dr. Barber who is lecture ON
the Poetry Of the Bible. DR.. Barber is an elo-
quent Lecturer, and he has theme full Of ia
spiration
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
SHnE Eo o..d Mo asy

A-sUIoN'S vERMiFCGE is Dow used nsthe only spe-
citc fer bat distressing complaint chdrea which y apt TO
freauent at this of The year. II IS pleasant to the
and be given with perfect safety 10 the most tender
irfart with certainty o. cure. ~
sold al DR. w. HATS Of Broadway and Chan,bers
street. r. W. Guior's 1T Bowery corner OF Grand street.
of Henry aud Pile and al Grand street Price
81 aa.. s26-eoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

ST. PAUL-The New-York Sacred Music Society
are engaged in getting up the piece entitled St
Paul" by Felix Mendessohn Barholdy. which srsssea
such sensation at the Musical Festivals in England
last season We understand it is a mastery produc-
ton and will be brought in about weeks with
great effect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

CATTLE SHOW AT BRIpGEwATEn.-There is TO Do
show Of Cattle and articles of Manufacture Bridge
water, on Wednesday next. An address is to be de-
livered by Charles J. Holmes, Esq, Of Rochester
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

10 COnsUsPTa0N, Asn kVG - E vvM
woRT-PersoEs afflicted ith consump,on congh colds,
thrs splitting OF blood and al other affections OF the chest
an, mays will find this medlcnc NJ the best they ran
procure u wholly vegetsble, being concentrated pre-
pa alton posse ssing the entire virtue The best hero Liver
wort Even the OF preparation Is known
the best dcine Tor diseases OF the inngs ever
discovered sobvous that highly concentrated prepara
pton securing whole herb he Invaluable IL Nvsr
give relief sad the proprietor guarantees TO De
inc apable OF injuring any person VIII takes H.
THIS rsedcine IA sold only al sprng street brtveen
varick and Hudson. sz'lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

THIS Is new mrseine II and first used ny D..
Setnr, n hi. about four since v found
possess extraordinary efficacy la all dyspepc affections
from -g Of ise indigo stnn i-appro.
action the TODD the obhae and gravAted
with all the weak oppres dsresscs nervous
synpahi,s and other se -angemeu's which follow.
The process Of " euirey different from that q oiher
M-dien--Is Its perfect effect when taken with
scs In conjunction Rh the ooJ-2d u operation per
ceptbe ony In = regular and natural Of aciien IN
the The Longer u y Used the less required 70
produc, escL4h by gradually cleansing and strength.
euipg the system the perfect action Is
tsbished r I'M dsy I'll farther aid nssesssry.
The proprietor particularly invites all who are tr3uh ed
with any Of tspse complains 10 m Ne mmedlae of this
medicine n ailsa ~ give speedy and per.
anent relief Each box cortaas leo pills. aud box u
.uep 10 convnce OF their sr cy soli wholesale and
sal wv A. H. u. sAsrs To- Fulton correr ~ William ss,
and ~ retail nv R-shtoa an AspnwaiL 10 Broadway,
Schiefel cans, street Norv corner or Catharne aud
Mad son streets Dodd 6t5 Broadway. aud Others. - In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

Av.E-ALAc-ALE-How RvcsmsRs aud L bal
n Iluine Co.'S Ae.-The extensive and Wei Anown =
,.bme as office No 49, Cedar corncr OF
where their customers an. The pubic can
" supPnea ="
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

MOTHER COMMUNICATIONS FROM AN
n UNKNOwN HAND.-Dr. u LevlsoD-SF: The only
objection have yaur Hunters Red Drop" Is, cures
disease rapidly and eecuay, that II removes all
whereas 10 hubble opinion, the crime that
disease is practised ent 10 our
city late venerable Recorder would say that
those gully of IL shoula suffer some.
Knowing you be enemy OF all kinds oil immoranty,
subscribe IN self your ffiend i. IL.
sgS I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FENALM RENO.

for pprsoa gusr and ali cases where nature docs
not have her regular and proper course. -
NIB No;tobe taher during pregnancy: The sale o. 400
dHrng N" last nine noa,hs sufficient guarantee ot
ts.r efficacy. Sldonii ~ Ms BIRD, Midwife AMI emae
phye an S22 Boxery New York. Likewise her celebrated
SooIrs syrup Tor chidea terthns safe, AID erc
pa rrms.y Also excellent remedy for sore nipples
Bd continues to be consuliet.on all diseases Incidental
females 5u<o om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER EVER MADE.
nR. y. e. HEMETr,s BON. Seuer. Boston, Mass
~ eetIbra'ed STRENGTHENING PLASTER OR
SALv To be apple w the Doctor IN the fol
lowing VIZ Tor pains end weskness IN the stomach
back sae and oins rbcum sm the effects II mercury and
ofsprans dsocsoRs and fractures
eons ucersied sores, FOR cleansing ard heaog hen
and, in fact for all weaknesses
sold al wholesale and retaiL by A. Is. ID. SANDS, 10
Fulton ST., corner ef William St So I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
PASTJN,s OIL, OH COMPOUND rs
a SENrIAI OIL OF almonds, for destroy ng dsnd

A PASTUaS OIL, o. ,SSS o ~, 1890, asnS
IA, SENrIAL OIL OF ALMONDS, TOR destroy hg ushn
mi and the coming out os tursg grey
prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR, Hair Cutter, leo Srecn
uica street, New York.
rhix innabse O been The product OF fifteen years
in the city New York where have peen Frsc
tag lie air cutting business. In that PERIOD never Knew
az 5ers ms has whose hair has not been Improves
y the use OF this ard the publ; may rely on
tbat A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL Is me wnoe IT.
nad best oil p- the hair, sakSs grow hies "nn osf,
s, III falling turning and ven bsu hss oesu
70 :nrn grey, such noorsher 10 The hail. na' po use h
n 10 rs color; also prevents hair from oecsu
ny SHADED and hair 1. are ady shaded which
sn,ement 10 youne ladies' n used for short time u WI
rsnrr % ceio clear TIE scp ,nd Keep lne
a,d hair clean prom ties =, es-o~s and whskerS
For sale Wholesale and retalli ny : 50. - w.
- - -. -. t,o,,,. s22lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

Call at 10 Canal street.
,sT CI.orHING STORE WEST OF
RUO ADWAY.

FIRST CLOTHING STORE WEST OF
BROADWAY.
MccoILU "a would the public iaye
TO give an immediate cali
Mis- worknea articles slight,
But endeayor 10 satisfy ali.
On systssa entirely his own,
He cuts clsthes for gentlemen and boys
And mai q them well will be shawn,
Eor worhmen the best he employs
Goats Of each various kind,
OF ma e1alS DO. lasting and nioe
That will suit each particular mind,
He sells al a moderate price.
Pantaloons, finely cut to the form.
TAat will also bs worn with ease,
Fiji for weather that's chilly or warm,
And which ne will warrant TO please.
Tae fancy, more durable vest,
OF satin sreng Cashmere
Wbose excellence tine will attest,
Are always in readiness here.
C oaks for the Ladies, likewise,
He makes, of beautiful sort,
That will win the most critical eyes,
And cheap else where can be- bought
EDWARD McCOLLUN,
~, TS Cana