The native American., 1839-01-26
THE METROPOLITAN CHURCHMAN
REV. PHILIP SLAUGHTER, EDITOR.

THE METROPOLITAN CHURCHMANl
REV. PHILIP SLAUGHTER, EDITOR.
WHEN Minister Of the LoId Jesus Christ ceases 10
preach the Gospel, decent respect lor e ofiohs o
he Ch4ich AMI the world requires ,ha' ne sno" oe'a'e
the which imprl hiin to take tEis STEP IN 'he
sent case the Etltor as arrested in his ministerial
functions by the hand Of disease and his voice hnshed
by The precert Of the physician lie IS atsen, ele'oie
h, an perous necessity do something ior he sup
port Of lis family. Shall he 70 back 10 The world ami re-
sumo his Sc, ular pursuits? Mos secular occupations
would be as Incompatible with the Stale oi MS heaih'
a reyclting 10 lis feelings and princiPirs i
Tie only alternative, then Is 10 ADEPT uial moae OF
lie VIII ch most kindred 10 his PG!esston ana NHch,
hcxt ~ The living voice Of the rtdth seems 70 oe he
most GIg Instrument to promote NE Sio's o' u'a' a
the happiness Of lis creatures. In ms Judgment fe
gcus ,ress that insuuen-te pre- SIS be!ug confessed
q the nshes levers that move Tins moral world
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political etropos of this great Nation, II Is the source OF
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nit o! soc ty III kno"ige and religion; and TO this
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walks Q! literature as in the waits the Chlch has been
secGr 4.
AS 10 he peculiar view Of tn, Editor in Religion, it is
enough 10 say tha, he Is Minister Of the Episcopal
Church. and tha, II wiI be his continual aim to maintain
that Church in her integrity 10 exhibit, illustrate, and
fend her distinctive features and TO hand her down to
our children invio!ate, received her from our
fathers, PHILIP SLAUGHTER.
I. This paper will contain wr,ly summary OF
>n>. acts Of Consr aud clter facts of pubic
interest ana sirh notices and reviews OF the current
Literature Of the day, will NOT be unbecomne its reli
TERMs.Three dollars per annuln payable delivery
o! he first number
al Episcopal Cr!gynen who approve the design Of
this ap-r are desired to act its agents OF to procure
agents Tor II IN ther respective parishes dts!r, tsein
10 forward the names OF subscribers 10 the editor al
q, orgrtnwn. d. T.
Publishers throughout the country will confer favor
hH""fN 'n. II" ah"F".
lt- sUU lHENN SILK MANUAL al,i Farmers
Magazine: This worn will be pablished under the
auspices OF hnnber Of gentlemen actively engagei in
lie cnt> ao' OF MohUs MULTlcAULis tenirg Of the
WORMS, tie manufacture OF silk. /, Will be edited by
yEArES REESE ald furnished 10 subscribers one
dollar per annum.
Ample arrangements have been made and corr. spon
dents Established. Ia enable the editor 10 present wo
containing all the information necessary the planting and
cult alton oi the trees, the feeding oi tn, nrus and
successful management of the rnt,r silk business The
work wl also contain valuable information agriculture
AID iaEining generally.
| Will be the particular object OF the editor 10 rrono,
III" ineres@" those engaged in the silk culture in The
Southern and Western States tf IT the cuyaor pos
S"ssrs peculiar az. .antases Ill re.pec 10 climate, SOIL
Dor. sc.
or,'s ty letter (pos raj with the subscription for
ne year, VIII receive prompt attention. Address Z.
Persons d. sous have The above valuable work can
be s"pnrd ny calling at my store near tlr Buildings
Dec s + HOWARD. Agert.
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h> is to certify. that we Rave used MIR. Anlersons
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l'te powder, which we approve Of aud ved, wholesale
o oni customers. STEEL X WARREN
Hardware Merchants, Albany.
This is TO certify, that have made use of Mr. An
rsons Composition for cleaning silver and brass plate
have hesitation in saying that it is Tie best method
we have ever used, and recommend the to others
WALLACE,
Coach and Harness Maker Saratoga.
This ia 10 certify, that we have used Mr.. Anaerson'x
Powder Tor polishing plated ware, AID find it the bes,
'r'icie OF the kind that We ever used .....
WHITNEY & HOYT,
ooo, Fearl Strett, New lolk.
have examined snd tried Mr.. VIM Anderson's Che
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tbs. 1t proves excellent article for the above pur.
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LEWIS A. LAl RAT
Chemist and Refner Of Metals Boston,
This is to certify, that have used Mr. Anderson's
Powder or polishing plated ware, and also the Paste for
brass &C., and it proved TO be excellent article for the
above purpose, and am peased to the same
10 the public. JOSEPH SMITH,
362 Pearl Street, New York
This is to certify, that have used Anderson's Paste
and Powder, for cleaning brass and plated ware can
safely say that it exceeds any thing have used before
VIM. HINTON
lS4 Broadway, New York.
have been using for the last three weeks, Ander
Chemical Paste for the cleaning of silver and brass
and believe it TO be the best composition in use oI the
purpose intended d. ID. HOWARD,
Exchange Hotel, New York. !
Having made trial of Andersons Composition in no.
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BROADMAN & HART
Burlng Slip New York.
! have made Of Andersons Paste and Powder and
find il very valuable article, and do chee erfuly
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DAVID DORRANCE.
F. b. 6, 1896. United States Hotel