Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-04
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cay tor Ne salvation o. 1oul1, continues
70 enjoy he divine blessing. The pros
pecis srs, We think. fraugh, with rich !
encouragement Nearly 200 have come
forward ior prayer. several evenings tins |
wsek, and The tone Of krling l. evidently |
growing deeper thsoughout the city. We
rejoice that iouy OF our most respectable |
mefchln,s, among whom there are some
who DO NOT proxies religion. have cheer.
fally consented 20 close their stores at 7
o'clock. P. NJ. during the continuance Of
Tho meeting. 70 afford their clerks the
opportunity of attending. Wetrust Chris
tians viii not 90 Ear forget their obliga-
lions % their inpeniicni neighbors and
friends. and to their assembled Lord. a. TO
aand nloof from q work which is 90 evil
IDENTIFY Of God. May we not say 10 them
individually -THE MAsTxR HAS CONE
AND cALLErn yoR TBER." He has come
n the power Of his grace. and calleih for
Jour srvpies Will you withhold iti ALI
may not be able 70 participate in the pub
lie dufics Of The sanctuary; but oil can
mcsi around the throne Of grace, and
weep 10 secret places, The Savior in
enswtr 70 prayer may triumph yet more
glofiously. Brethren. let 10 one and all
, awake. and now prove our fidelity 10
chriR. To the thousands in the country
! who feel deep interest in the spiritual
Interests Of this city. we sill say, "Pray
for ss"-Rsgistsr. .. =
On Redaone Circuit. PitisbnIg COME
renee, at laic quarterly meeting, 100
were converted and 90 joined the church.
There 10 q powerful work Of the Lord
on Ontario District, Genesee Conference.
Al Dundee on the District. some Of the
principal men ofrhe place. some Of whom
had been universalists. or Deists. came
over on the Lords side. The Presiding
Elder ssys, |" Il seems as If the south pa r.
Of the district. was in one general blaze Of
religious influence. Since last Septem-
Der. nearly thousand persons have join
cd on trial.
Al the Delaware Mission. N. z. Con.
lsrsnce. los have embraced religion, and
the work continues
Ga Tecumseh Circuit, Michigan Con-
ference. revival succeeds revival The
writer IN the Christian Advocate and
Journal says
"some Of the strongest AMI most un.
promising Universaliss have become
subjects Of converting grace. The Sab.
baih-brsaker. and the blaspheiner. too,
have bowed submission 70 Jesus, and, be-
ing iusii6sd By faith. have peace with God
Some whole neighborhoods are well nigh
rvolu.ionized BY grace"
Al Prnningion. N. j., l03 have joined
on probation, since the sitting Of the Con.
ference, and the work Is still progr ssing
The writer in the same paper says
-ssft 10 certainly apleasing sight to be
hold the aged. middlesged, and youth
prnising God for pardoning mercy, ant
REJOICING Ia the knowledge Of sins iorsiv
} en- Among the subjects Of this goos
work are lovod some who, through intem
perancc, we're rapidly approximating the
drunkarfs grave. Grace has produced
awondsrful reformation. They now live
sObsrly. righlsously, and godIy.'"
Ga Lewiston Circuit GsneSee Confer
sncs. Is one Of the most Interesting revi
walls ever witnessed. Too hundred hav,
been converted in the last IL weeks. Th,
writer says that whole neighborhood
were swept down by the power Of God
and the region was soon filled with tn,
mslodious songs Of redeemed spirits
Msny are sill seeking religion--th,
himes spreading. Such reformation hai
never been known in those parts.
n Bah, N. Y, and ia the neighborin,
towns. he Lord has for several month
.I.'. ana stil - pouring out his Spirit,
|..|||Is have been converted.
On Wheeling District Piltsburg Gil
y tn;'. " or sepsa hssdred have been re
Gently converted. and there is a genera
dine OF refreshing in almost every part {
the confsrence.-ZioH's Herald.
RevIvAI IN YArEs IN. " QuAs
TRnLr MEETINo.- is at this tim
.amore sxlsnsive revival Of religion anon
tho churches Of this Quarterly Meeiin.
than there has been before for many year
n Nearly every church has been blesse
With more OF less of the out-pouring
de Spirit. Some brief notices Of the wor
ia Jerusalem, Milo and Potter. have a
ready appeared in the Star Since thos
acconn:s were published, the revival hs
spread into the north part Of the town
Potter, In this place the writer, havin
attended protracted meeting with Ed.
Crane, has had the privilege Of wines:
ine the progress Of the blessed work.
The meetings were held alternately in Ii
DAY time and evening at two differel
sekooI-houses. which were exceedingl
crowded. Nearly every day was crown
"a with the conversion Of q considersb
number Of souls. and almost the entil
population seems deeply interested.
Elder Crane Is attending 70 the worl
and also preaching IN the neiighborhoot