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OHIO GAZETTEER.


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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN,
DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION OF JUST VIEWS IN LITE
RATuRE, HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION, AND
RELIGION

RELIGION
THEREv r. n. GURLEY, EDITOR.
The undersigned propose to establish in the City of
Washington under the editorial direction OF the Rev K
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and which, separate from the selfish conflicts OF ambition,
and the uncharablc of secaransm shall
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endeavo through the aid Of able and efficient editor,
to make this journal worthy Of the patronage Of the Ame
rcan People, The cause Of AFRICAN COLONIZATION
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the session. condensed report Of the proceedings of both
Houses of Congress, and brief view of Public Affairs.
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and age may tend to advance the great OF human
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every respect valuable Family Newspaper.
CONDITIONS
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ruary 1898
ny All communications relating to subscriptions and
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CRY OF WAsHISoToN, January |, 1898.
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scampenng," cried Young hean, up ball room
stars, last night. | fcli down ard lToke ny shif.'
."Th,t' exclaimed smart l,oung dsnssl, "esplsIns
solomon's proyerb" Man IL born 10 trouble a. tie
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NTOTtCF-A person calling himself SELRY PsKgER.
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THE wooLLEN TRADE.

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PICK WICK CLUB.--CoNCLUDED
TINE Fifth volume Of the Pick Wick Club is this day
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among the subscribers the Warery Circulating Library
jan. 3,
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HISTORY OF ROME-Transated from the Ger
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NILES REGISTER.

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mencement in September, 1911, 70 the present period
can be obtained on application TO Mr. PHLIr REiGARr
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the present editor Washington city, the following
terms, for cash only, payable on delivery, viz
SO vols lin sheets) from September, 1871 TO September
1897, subscription price, $3.50 %
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THE CITY OF THE SULTAN--By Miss PAR
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HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs.-We have 70
l. i sale
so pieces ingram carpeting which we will sell low.
so do Brussels
62 do 5-4, Ga, 1914, and l24 Linen Sheetings.
90 do "a, "a Bamsly Diapers.
81, l0-4 and 20 fine Table Cloths.
Napkins to match.
bale Russia Diaper.
bale wide Crash.
Also, so Marseilles Quilts
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THE GOROSTIZA PAMPHLET.

THE GOROSTIZA PAMPHLET.
ENOR SALE by F TAYLOR, in pamphlet form, an
10 " Examination and Review Of Pamphlet printed
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his departure from the United States and by him entitled
Corespondcnce between the Mexican Legation and the
Department Of State OF the United States, respecting
the passage of the Sabine jan lStf
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THE ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS
OF the New York Democratic Republican Meeting,
~ for sale at this Office in pamphlet form, Price 50
per hundred. Jan l63t
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TEXAS in volume, price 80 cents, describing the
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those parts most interesting 10 American settlers, 262
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McCULLoCHS COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY,
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Also, Loudou's Encyclopedias Of Plants,
Loudon's Encyclopaedia Of Gardening,
Loudon's Encyclopedia OF Agriculture,
Loudon's Encyclopaedia Of Cottage Farm and
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T[ANT'S METAPHYSICS OF ETHICS, IN one
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Also Tcnneman's Manual Of the History Of Philosophy.
Sir James Macknlosh's History Of the Progress Of
Ethical Philosophy.
Introduction to the History Of Philosophy translated
from the French of Victor Cousin Professor Of Phoso-
ply and Literature at Paris
Brown on Cause and Effect
Browns Philosophy of the Human Mind.
The Works Of Locke, Blair, Dugald Stewart, Reid,
Beae &C. together with other works Of the class
Of Literature, all al the lowest prices. jan G
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L,IREWooD FOR SALE-From one 10 two thou
sand cords Of the best Firewood for sale
BILE TERMS about from one 10 two miles from the George
town ferry, the west side Of the river, The wood
either cut and corded standing to suit purchasers
Apply to j. W. Minor, Esq, at the GLOBE house in inc
Jan 6f JOHN r. VAN NESS.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-17
From the Hartford Patriot and Democrat
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
coNNEcrIcur.

The Democratic State Convention, called by pub
lie notice TO meet at Hartford, on Thursday the 8lh
inst 10 nominate State Officers and re-organize the
Democratic party, was called to order by James
Dodd, Esq when Joseph Pratt Esq. was chosen tenn
Clerk
A Committee OF one from County was then APP
pointed 10 report the names Of suitable persons for
Officers Of The Convention The committee consist
ed OF James Dodd, John Durrie, Peter Bierce .Da-
MEL Griswold, Sessions Lester, Joseph Conant and
James G. LOOMS, who reported the following
names:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19
RELIGIOUS SUMMARY.

BosToN BAPTIST SABBATH-ScHooI
UNION. The annual meeting was fully
attended. There are Ia schools in the
city composing this Union, of WHICH six
are attached to regular congregations,
and eight are "out schools" In the six
schools there are ia teachers, and 1919
scholars; 45 scholars and z teachers were
converted during the year In the out
schools are log teachers, aud 571 schol-
ars 9 scholars and Is teachers were con-
verified. besides about 30 conversions in the
several Bible Glasses; making a total in
the Ia schools of290 teachers, 1920 schol.
airs, and 90 converts.
The secretary, who is sustained by the
Union, so that he can devote his whole
time to general supervision of the out
schools, and 10 missionary labor, has spent
histime in doing good to the destitute and
degraded, in visiting the sick and dying,
and administering to their wants, and in
gathering in children from the streets to
the Sabbath-schooL During the year he
has visited about soc families. On each
Sabbath he has visited from A to 6 schools,
and preached three times.
During the coming year it is contem-
plated that he preach three times at the
FTiend-street Chapel, which has been pro-
cured for that purpose by the Ladies' City
Missionary Society.-S. S. Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19

a most fragrant violation Of the gospel. Very WE'LL
But suppose government, failing to obtain 0oIun-
teers, should issue orders making drafts of every
fifth able bodied man in the naton-woufd my
brother noU go' O. yes. What! engage in this
sinful work-this acknowledged violation OF the
gospel! Yes, government demands it, and he must
obey men rather than God! "There is no escap-
ing this conclusion" Whatever government re-
quires must be yielded, until the whole gospel is
trampled under foot, and Jehovah is set at defiance
P. S. Wonder if Stephen, and the Apostles, and
the later martyrs not chargeable with tempt
ing the Lord their God? If it be presumptuous,
and impously so, for christians to renounee phys
cal violence and trust in the Lord for protection,
why is it the duty Of every minister of the Cos
pei to arm himself, cap-a.pie, and never think Of
walking the streets entering the pulpit, without
his pistols in his pockets and his sword by his side
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19
REVEALS.
E-om the MornIng Star.

From the Morning tar.
From brother Edton.-ssSac:arappa, Me.
Nov %, 1898. Therehas been quite a.
revival in the south and noflh parts oil
Windham the summer and fall past. l
have baptized eight at South Windham.
It,has been a,gradual work, but wetrust
sound one. We have had some opposition,
but victory is turning in favor Of Zion
Two Young brethren are the instruments
in the north part Of the town.
From brother Samuel f. Whitten.
-"L.incolnville, Me. Nov. 18th 1888.
The Lord has not forgotten us in this east,
ern land; but is adding to the number Of
his people. / baptized five last Tuesday
/ hope some of the young men of New
Hampshire will come this way and
preach the gospel. think they would
be sustained by the friends of Zion"
From broher HutChins.
REVEALS IN HAmPToN.-The Lord il
gloriously reviving his work in this town
Since the last week in Oct. goth persons
to my knowledge have in the judgmen: o
charity obtained hope in Christ. and 9th
ers are anxiously seeking the Lord: Sew
eral backslders have been reclaimed. ma
nv lukewarm professors have bee
quickened, and Gods mourning childre
have been comforted. This state OF thing
was brought about, under God, though tn
Jealous and faithful labors of his peopl
here and Of the ministering brethren fror
other parts who attended the protracte
meetings held in this place. There ar
indications OF a continuance of this gra
cious outpouring Of Gods spirit among u:
The work is mostly in the Methodist an
Baptist societies. The Congregations
lists were blessed with revival last spriEs
When the Lord turned again the cal
tivity OF Zion, we were like them tn;
dream. Then was our mouth filled wit
laughter, and our tongue with singing
The Lord hath done great things for u
wherefore we are glad.'
ELIAS HUTcHINs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19
For the Telepr0nb
A MISTAKE.

Brother Murray:-I would inform YOU
and the public, that you labor under little
mistake, for never told you in person, that
found no fault with your two first calls in
the Telegraph. did tell you that found
no fault with your saying that was NO
longer agent; but also told you that
found fault with all the rest Of your pro-
cceedings, and required some retractions
from you. | would also take this .op3ortu-
NIFTY 10 say to my brethren, aud the readers
OF the Telegraph, that brother Murray,s
last piece IS not satisfactory TO me.
- d. RowLEY.
The "mistake'' is on the other side. I vs-v
much regret that there be no proof in the case.
we were by ourselves, in my room, when the con.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19
N e "a d G. b a p TT o
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1888.
For The Vermont Telegraph.


Thoughts on I" NOn-Resistance., No. i.
In the FIRST sentence Of the Declaration
oil Sentiments" adopted by the Convention
which formed I" The New England Non
Resistance Society,"" we find the following
startling declaration: " We cannot ack-
To~ledge allegiance TO any human gov-
ernment." Now what does this declara-
ton imply, and to what does it tend? If
its bearing and tendencies are rightly appre-
hended, conceive it to involve sentiment
which takes hold Of the very pillars of soci-
ETY., and bows itself to the utmost exertion
OF its might, 10 crush US all under the fall
ing ruins. (D Yet we are told, "Be mol
dfsquieted IN cain. Let not yom hearts
be troubled. IL is matter of conscience
of religious belief claiming only per-
mission TO stand side by side Nth others
on the broad platform ofreiigious hbesty."
All! Is this all 2 "a matter of religious
belief" only? There are, however, some
forms of belief" called religious" which
should be exceedingly "disquie,edn and
troubled " TO see spreading around me, and
which l should exceedingly regret to see
endorsed and circulated in the columns of
any OF our establishedreligiou newspapers.
Butt strongly suspect it will be found that
this, and some kindred sentiments connect
ed with 1t in that Declaration, will be found
70 have something to do with the actions of
fnen; and that \ course Of actions will fol-
low the adoption OF these sentiments which
viii be very dlsquieting and troublesome to
the community. The signers Of the Dec
laration specify some particulars in which
their sentiments win necessarily affect their
actions. "We cannot hold any Office which
imposes upon its incumbent the obligation
10 compel men TO do right on pain of inn
prisonunent or DEATH" They might have
said, indeed, i've cannot hold any Office
under any human government" For, by
Tenouncing allegiance to any human gov
ernment, should suppose they had render
ed themselsss ineligible TO any Office what
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19

vorsation took place, in the course of which the
statement was made.
AS 10 my statements, following our settlement,
ueing unsatisfactory C him. see not how he can ex-
pect me to know what will satisfy him. until he IL
forms me. offered him the Telegraph, and have
kept it open for him to set the matter in its true light
If he can. What can do mOre7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
SHIP CHI AN D L L R Y


: "A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
N and for sale by ZINA HYDE & Co., Front
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Tarrcd from the manufactures of Plymouth, Mar
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Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS ofail sizes, warranted.
Cf7JaIN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
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Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
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Jpindlsss Nscks and Cdpsfdn Spindles.
ZINC SHEATHLNG NAILS, a new and nppre-
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Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
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Many of,hc above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at his place of bust.
ness, direct from the manufactory free Of expense
to him, and at tho manufaetor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888,