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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

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mcnt rem 9tamen "Sdwcincfprtc" 0c9cbcn,
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perfI0t Itt Ger IIultler 0cr caS cSntrumrnt
uno Siebt al Dem Sd,lran; eiue6 ShmeluS,
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ben Scn hdbcn nil, lno e6 rrcrrcn Die pcr'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

SScu cr!cans. Die 9ltuabmc tc8 9cls
bcu IicbcrS in 9iru Srleous briu9t bic De-
oNlferuuQ in MaiTen surict. Sine 3eitun9
bonn 80. Sctober idreibt, taB wShrcno rcn
Iceten 60 Smnbcu ou9efcmmcn miren 800
Entertainer 600 Ccutihc, 800 cSrldncer,
300 SranscicrL Spautcr, &C. 800 Sclaocn,
auecr Secleutr, @cbIlfcn anf cen Gampfs
Idyfcu, II. {. ~.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Oautel &etper,
SabaCf5ipinner III 9luentaltn.


Senutt rtcle &s!cacnbctt icincn Srruus
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ictncm ocrt9cn StaucplaBe, III Der S.aniltcn>
StraBc, an9efan9cn bat priclbit CT filuftt9
gum Serfauf auf Soanb taltcn miro cine 9ros
Be 9lu6maRl bon cen bcltcn
Gpmnpn Salbz unb Spanii6en Ses
9ar8; 81uh, S6nlpfs u1p Suit
SabaCfe,
pcn alien Scrteu. Gr ocrIthrrt BAD putlis
FINN, baB oaeS unter lriuer 9lufiGd,t anoefers
tt9t wirb, uno bcfft ourd, Sil0teit in ieineu
Nrctien uno Der &rrst9lilbfeit ictner Waare,
letne altc Jfunccn ipeocr 81 crboItcn.
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Su SNrn. Sbrma6 @iufu9rr6 SIchs u.Sfcu<
StmictsSdrp.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
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sIUe etrjcnt9en, ,prIdbe Ihulbig Fnb al bic
Strma bon . en- am in 9ee # unb 60.
werrcn hermit ernltlid1 criud,t, ibre Gehs
l'ln9en BIG een l5ten Gag nddblten 0erenb
Der ab;ubeSablen, all cem Soauie BON Dapio
Spllpctler, III FDnntcpn, 2cda @ountD, ipeiI
nad oicier 3ctt Die Bidder einem Sricrenss
rIdlter in 9Illentaun ilbcr9eben merrcn icllen,
pctl ale ctcient9en irbann, bic nidt auftcs
Sohlt BADEN, llufcfen tsfrmmcn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
9cttantts S5Ttcbt,

Sricfe wcldlc felt ocri9er gSrde IN benz
sIllcntauncr pcitamtltc9 9ebIicben.
Scbn 9Scnner, @epr9e 2oung, 9ep. Gcbn
9Seauo, yS. QSetl, q. Wpfer, Gam. SnDs
ccr, Scbn Stamcr, Dapio 3bcmas 2, Sac,
ShanB 2, Scbn Geinbarp, peter 9Rioer,
Saoio 9ttdlaro, eerpts 4Nc6, Sciepb Sopweu.
Daniel 9Itdt Scnatban S6warS Soccb
Stanter, 2tl9hman Sddnet Srrer. @pers
haro, Santel lean, Sfa. @ecr9e GpnsD,
pbhtp @drlebad,, Solpmon 9rcbif.
Tcbert g. @rt9bt lpitmciifer.
9lllentauu, 9irp. 20.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

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fer 9ute6 &auo niro burh cincm &icics oc5
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tiNcn Sabre NIT cincm Burger jcncr Ncpubs
Itf pcrmdhlt, Der sur 3cit Der lluabbin9i9s
feit6cfIirur9 Cin |llr9cr jcucS Staat6 mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

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Ger Ocu Saltimcrc uatb philacclrhja rciGtc,
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cc tcfallo mo brt Inn cine llbr, anldcincuo
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.0ctrtcn pcrbeL brbdrptcno, ba6 or iehr wrbl
WiiIc, btclclbc Ici ipcui0tcuS 100 Shaler
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rclpbt1 letdlt pcrfdufcu fGnnc peuu er oa6
GiClo cten bel iId hattie, mllrec or ITc alt9cus
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ccm @i9cnthnmer cintrpcilcn Die fitufsi0 Shas
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QrG6ten Srrcihpilli9fcit ad,t;i9 Sbalcr ipics
hcrSahtcu pitrec. Ter 9tctcnbc, pelder fci:
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fpmmcn lief, tptlIi9tc III etcicn ScridlaQ, unc
tnbcm CT rem ou6crhalb itchcnSen @auucr
Die flnfig Gbalcr cinbIuoi8tc, uabm or ba.
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ncm Sc9lcitcr I'M, mar atcr uttt mcnig or:
ltauut, ibn ilberaa nidbt mcbr Su ichcu. 81
mteriud,c 0I6Nam bic llhr etlpa6 9cuaurr II
9CIanNtc 81 ocm trouri9cu 9ciultatc, ooB fl
ocn Snpfcr init cini9cn folithcn GNciteiucr
bcicet uuo fcuc ;>pci ItaIcr wcrtb mar. Oil
teiccu Scutclldnciccr haucn I'D, ans zen
Stantt Gcmadt uno fcine Spur ;uritd9cI0l
fen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Gic @crce.

Wrn bieicr prrtrcflihru tcutIfcu eanes
mirthihoftlidlcn 2eituu9 1T ric 4te giummcr
critiener. Die lei uus bofllr uutcrihrics
ben habcn, tSnncu birlclte i'm ltltcntauuer
Defiant abhclcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
1lutcrfdrot1mt.

u gGc tpirp es ieilt--in BEN @rmEItcr II.
ctItrrcn Gitcn bic Dem Splfe 9ebOrcn ?
p $50 mirb c6 fcir-rnter Der 9lufltht
Ucu Scamtcu Die pom prdfbeutcn WarttrS
&ou Surcn uro Senate ar9eitellt mcrren I?
-9lOcjn in be6 priGbentcn Ndnoen.
Ter NrGGcCnt Martiu6 crncnrt jctt Die
Ginnabmc. @camten uub bic laufcn nit benz
@clbe ees &plfcs baocn - Cnie Sparts
wput, 9yrice, @cup. Yprtcr'5 Srie, unc ctn
Nuntert uHsere)-aber' ober rpie tpirr man
c6 MADDEN wenn mir triFt cine 9Irmee nrn
@iuncbmcrn baben ?-Cas liner 1,osan,t
ipate bciecn "0ie 9rcfe Ge9ierur9ss8a
I'M c5 cem Vrcfbcntcu III alien Sdlcu leidt
3u MADDEN lcincu 9ahfcl9cr ;u crncuucn,
uno cine befrinjtc Monarhte fir cnc 9tepubs
lif su lubitimircn,-rub cen Wr9cnanntcu
Oemcfroten" merccn Die 9m9cn auf9cbcn,
menn CO III Ipdt 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Gucrt-Q -QSoarelL &c.
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$50 Sdscr 0td9el bon untcrIbiebliden
@rpscn uno Scrtcm.
200 Siitcn Scniter9las, bon unteribieblis
den GjrGscu uno Sudlitdten.
$50 Sdscr @emableues Sleiwei5.
5000 Vfuno Saumprlten @arn uno Qams
prn>lcdtc. gu perfaufen gu Yblaoelpbiaer
Yrciicn bel
l0rek Sd9er uno 60.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

slm TrrncrifaN 2ltcnb g. llhr murrcn opu
ben 9lnbShcn III 8rcrflyu Gin buueert &as
npucnId,uiIc at9cfcucrt, bic SdNuB fir SdluB
pom bieG9cu llfer bel Surfing Clip erwieocrt
ipurbcu, ;ur 6eicr tc6 9rr6en Stc9eS Zen bic
oempfratiIden Nbi96 i'm Gtaatc 9tens Ocrf
rrrun9en babcn.-9t. y. 9lNg. 3cit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

CoS Gampfitif Gjreat gScitcrn pcrIdst
am 16. 9irotr. 9ieipsNrrf, unb mirb feline
8abrtcu nidht Ypr ndditcn NdrS picrcr ans
tretcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

Die @aufcu III Giuciuuati hotcu attc ans
Qcfdu0cu riCecr Siltcr nHd;uiablen. Sit
bcitimmteu so Gage payen perhrbcn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
SrCCfene Q6oarclt.

Die llnterSctdnctrn babcn 1ccbcn erbaIten
uno eetetcn gum Serfauf an ;ll bcrab9clcBtcn
prciien:
&ud Don betitiebenen Sarbrn unb slrten.
@aeimicr5 bo DO
Srapcr unb iarctne Glider DO
SatinetS DO 90
Ga Wertnpcs DO DO
98cIIene Slanuel6 DO DO
SaumipclIcne Slannels DO bp
Seiecn fir Greeen. DO DO
JRcntucfD Scan, Sattune, NeuSlin, Sldm
fetS, GGipetS, Werino Sd1amls, Srpd,ic DO.
cnfadc unc SdncD {1aIstiltrr, Soanpihube
uno Sriimpfe, ncbit elmer 8erIhiebeubeit
anccrer SlrttfcL tic nit tbrem friibern 9rpsen
Sprratb cine au69eeehnte slr6wabl MAIDEN.
Dret, Sd9er uro SO.
9IacntanlL 9tcp. 13. itq-3m
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OIL. xI. NO. "a

hents, and self respect kept aliy. l.. =,
ing that, although ali abroad be d5,r. --a'-
ana humiliation, yet there is still - '
"orid OF love at home of which Io 80.
monarch. Whereas a single man :. : /
70 run to waste and self neqlert :
to ruins, like some deserted ms. % I.
want OF an inhabi,ant. | have of ,Yl'
occasion TO remark the ar,;,ri III L
winch women sustlinlhe most ora~D, W.
ing reverse Of fortune. TbaSs A..
WINCH break down the spin, oCa
and PROSTATE him in tie dns, . q IL
call forth all the energies Of the So
and give such in,rppidity and eleys,i.s
tneIr character. that al times l. a23r.,.t
to subllmLy. Nothing can be more
ing than 10 behold a soft aud tea 4
male, who had been all weakness an II
pendence, AMI awe 10 everyiriyi.l -
ness, while tTeaiing the prosperous
oil !lie' Suddenly rising IN mental f-..
he the comforter and supporter Of
band under misfortune, abiding vrb d.
shrinking firmness, the b.4eres, b,r.
diversity. As the vine wh.ci has
twlaed its graceful foliage about tho
and had BEEN liieI by !, IN SUNSHINE
when The hardy plant s r;fci h.
thnndeEbo!t cling round II wilh!.s-ar...
tendrlls. and bind up its shattered I'm
10 It Is beautifully ordered b. Proy,l
that woman, who is The Ornament All I
pendant OF man in his happier h,--
should be his stay and soIace when III
Ten with sudden Calamity winGi1-
self into The rugged recesses OF h.s u
lnre, tenderly supporting the dr5o-
head, and binding up the broken hear
Washington FIRING.
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From B!aekwood's .Iazazia,.
CAEFnFr


Harmie7s, happy lille treasure.
Ful OF truth, ami trust aud ..'rrh,
hicheSt wealth and Furcst Treasures,
IA this mean and guilty earth.
How | love You. nretty creature.
Lamb Ike lock Ct li,tie things,
Defe the love that lights vo-r ic-,gEfs
rom me heart IN beauiy srTiugs.
On these laughing rosy faces
There are 40 deep lines or sin.
none Of PASSIONS dreary traces
at oelray the wounds wilma;
but yours is The sunny dimpl,,
Radiant with untuIored smiles.
ours the heart, sincere and sin-,r,
Innocent OF selfish wiies;
Yours The natural curling tresse-,
FrattiIn5 tongues, and sayGess coz.
1otlering steps, and kind caIesses,
Pure with health AID warm wi.h ~.
The dull slaves of gain. or passion,
Cannoi love you as they should.
ne poor worldly fool Of fashion
Would not love you if they could:
Write them chiIdless. those cold-Lelrisi,
v 40 can scorn Thy generous boon,
AND whose souls with fear have sniarle5,
Lest thy blessings come TOO sooa.
While he hath child to love bin
No man can be poor indeed,
While he trusts Friend above him,
None can sorrow, fear or need.
But for thee, whose hearth is lonely
And unwarneJ by childrel'l miria,
Spite OF riches. thou art only
Desolate and poor on earth.
All unkiss'd by innocent beauty,
All uhlov'd by guilIless heart.
All uncheer'd by sweetest duiy,
Childiess man, how poor thou az; -
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P 0 ETRT
From the Atlas.
THE GAG.

IlO! children of the granite hills.
That brlsGc with the il@ckml;aes
And sparkle with the crvstaI rs.is
Ihar hurry toward the MsrriaIacx.
Dam up those rills for, while t.iay run.
They ali rebuAe your ATaEaToy.
Dam up those rills,-tllev flow so free
Ger icy slope and beeliing Graz,
That soon, they'll all b, oil al sea.
Beyond the reach Of Charles gaE:
Aud, when those waters are the ssa =.
ihey Al speak and tIuldsT rs the y. .a-e.
Then freeze them stif!-But LEI th,r. con.
. TO winds % chain them :-s,laagl k5av ar-n.
lhey III speak of freedom. Let .As ,u.l5
~, And GREATNESS frost FORBID their Los -
Then, al will De so hush'd a4i muin.
Yen think your ATHERToN has com.
Not he =" OF all the .,irs that blow
lie dearly loves the soft soath-wc-i.
L nat Tells where rice and cotton grow,
And man Is, like +" the PaiTIarclls'' bI-s;
$50 say some eloquent diyines!l
"Ith uod-sIFenT slaves aud concubisas.
Let not the winds go thus, At large.
4i:ct now DER all your hills career
our Sunapce and kearsarEe-
Way, nay, mItilinks the bounding deer,
nat, Ike the winds, sweep DER each hill,
should all DC gagged, 10 keep them siiii.
And all your big and little brooks.
Ihat rush down, Ian Ching, toward the ssa.
our Lamprcys, Squams ard Con;ooccoks.
nat show spirit iG be free,
Should learn, they're not 10 take such airs.
1our mouths are stopped then why not ,!si-
Plug every spring that daras to play
Al bubble in lis gravel cup,
Or babble, as II runs away-
Nay, catch aud coop your eagles mn
Ii u not mt that thew should Nv.
And scream of freedom ttar.,r1vl, ..r.s,r -.
we not done yet.-Iour very trees-
nose sturdy pines, their head r.l.f va
In concert with the mountain brsez--
=, Unless they're silenccd by gag,
WIN whisper" WE will stand our rrog11t
OUR heads are up! OUR HEARTS Az sog.g.-
sons OF the granite hills, your birds,
your winds, your waters and ynar free..
vi power and freedom SPEAK. in yrorl.
-, nat should be felt In times lac fl,.ss.
h,ir voice comes 10 you from tie So.
LII ihem, Cop speaks OF LiJeriy.
cons OF the granite hills, awake,
\ ere on mighty stream at.oat.
IN al your Liberties al stake
ia!l.i.ess pilots on your boat,
AhI "hile we've lain asissp, ye'rc s7a--,l
-'"r can ye cry for h.lp--ye're gagged"
Here we see God dealing in sla-zs.--2H
: Niapps sermon at New Orleans.
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may certify that | have gircia
Il my son ALEXANDER NEWTON, bis
time and authorize him to receive his own
wages, and dispose of his earnings as De
pleases; and shall pay no debts OF DIS
contracting after this date.
RUFUS NEWTON.
Brandon. Feb. 20, 1889. %
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-03-06
MISCELLAN EOUS.
Female influence and Energy.

L have observed that a married man
falling into misfortune is more apt to re-
trleve his situation in the world than a
single one, chiefly because his spirits are
soothed and retrieved by domestic endear-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-27

the readers Of the U. S. Gazette more
than half a dozen times with the aoove'
and lherefore we stand excused for copy
ing it again. If any man has READ u
without a mois,ening at the eye, It must
be because there have not been taken from
him what Rabbi Meir lost or that there
has not been left TO him what was left to
Rabbi Meir. Excessive grief indurates |;
il is that which is left that soltens the
heart TO just appreciation of what is
gone and the true support Of one bowed
by afFliction, is another that bows to The
same visitation. l--U. S. Gazette.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-27
For The Vermont Telegraph.
Factory Point, Manchester. J
Me- 10 1OOn


Brother Murray, Dear Sir As this
lie Is scene, OF ups and downs-of march
Is and counter marches, it is some times Of
importance TO take view of the rast for
the benefit of the future. After left your
house on the 9Th of October, I iourneyed
with brother Delany to cold TIL where
we spent few days, preaching The Gospel
81 Christ 10 dealhess souls, evening after
evening, and | trust not in vain. On The
lo'h left Ticonderoga, and pursued nv
Journey over the mills, and amongst The
rocks. roots and forests that bound the west
ern shores Of Lake George, up TO Bolton
warren Co. AT this place, l Iectured ON
The evening of the 18th, on that delicate. and
exciting subjecr, slavery, TO a respectable
congregation.
On The Sabbath, | preached for brother
Wells and presented 10 the congregation
the facts in relation 10 the cause of The sen.
ara'lon of the Baptists from the American
Bible Society, and the origin of the Ameri-
can and Foreign Bible Society. On Sab
bath evening, lectured TO The same con-
gregaiion on slavery, ard after the lecture
organized an Anli-Slavery Society of 50
Misunderstanding increased to 86.) Of
GERS as follows: George B. Wells, Presi.
dent; George Goodman, Vice PRESIDENT
and Gates Church, Secretary Post Office
address, Bolton. On Monday I left Bolton
ior Chesier-distant fro,n Bolton f6 miles.
where bad promised TO NEE; brother De-
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Religious Intelligence.


LasrIhursday. (Nov. l4,) the Susan
Mary, Capt Tarr. left New York for
Jamaica. She is little schooner Of 1876
tons, and made but small figure by the
side OF the Biltimore," and other large
vessels which lay near the wharf she left
She carried no loading in her hold. and
no merchants heart fluilered with anxiety
on account Of bis share in her cargo.
The sailors in the neigbboring vessels,
and the oilers on shore, looked listlessIy
on, as she drew away from the wharf, and
Eoisled her sails.
But many friends Of Redeemer felt
interested in the precious freight she car
ried, and angels, we doubt not, will re-
ioice in the success of this adventure for
eight missionaries were 10 her little cab.
in. They were .Anios Dresser and wife,
George L. Hovey and wife, Ralph TYLER
and wife, c. s. Renshaw, and MIR. Blan-
chard.
They are oil students from O5erlin, and
NAV they be as jealous and successful as
the French Oberlin, in the wilds of Ban
de Ia Roche.
They 90 10 teach minds which have
long been kept in darkness. to stir up fac
ulties Of The immortal soul 10 those bodies
which have long been used as convenient
sef-moving machines for digging the
earth. They have taken but itlle money,
but, we trnst, they are rich in faith and
strong 10 the Lord.
| would say much more about them,
but one of them charged me to blow ne
trumpet at lheir departure.
Let us pray that Gcd will cause the ia
Voring gales to wait them swiftly on theil
way, and will give them favor with lht
people. and make them instruments o.
leading many to the Savior
We know that men often promise their
friends what they find it difficult to per.
form. yet we think the readers of the Cab
met may depend on their remembering
their promise to write frequently
Youth's Cabinet
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-27
For the Tolerant,
Fairfax, VI. Nov. 8, 1899.


Dear Brother Murray 1t may not be
unnteresting TO you and the friends OF
Zion general Y. to learn that the work of
the Lord is still going on in this vicinity.
During the first part Of October, Brother
Hodges, from Westport, N. Y, held a
protracted meeting here several DAYS,
which appears to have resulted in great
good. The cloud Of mercy which for
months had been hanging over this PEG.
pie broke, and rich profusion of grace
was bestowed upon them. Before he left,
FL were admitted to the church by bap
tism, and 10 have been admitted TO tha,
interesting ordinance since; and some
more now stand as candidates. In Col
chester also the Lord is carving on his
work with power. Since the Convention
have spent between and weeks there
and al Milton, during which time | have
had The privilege of directing several in
curing minds TO Christ, and of admins
terIng the interesting ordinance of bap-
ilsm times. List Lords day [ gave
the right hand of fellowship 10 81 at Col
chester, TO whom with the rest of The
church / also administered the Lords
supper. The work appears still to be 60
ing on there, and We hope more will soon
De seen taking their stand there on the
Lords side. Sixteen have also been add
ed 20 the Baptist church in Burlington
curing the Summer, under the pastoral
labors of brother Hodge.
Yours, IN haste,
S. FLETCHER.
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With The APPRECIATION, and bv the ad-
vice Of an Ecclesiastical Couacil conven.
ed at Frseporl. on "Wednesday, the 3oth
ul,., brother EDGAR FL. GRAY, formerly
Of Bridpovt, VT, was set apart to The
work Of the gospel ministry, aud public
ly recognized as pastor of the Baptist
Church in that town. The following
were the services on the occasion
/. Select piece by the choir.
2. Reading Of the Scriptures, by Rev.
E. @ Prisons. oil the Congregational
church in F.
8, Prayer, by Rev. N. Norton.
4 Hymn.
S. Sermon, by Rev. S. F. Smith.
6. COnse:raling Prayer, by Rev. T.
o. Lincoln.
z. Charge 10 the Candidate, by Rev
S. Stearns.
8. Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. J.
r. Champlin.
9. Address to The church and congre-
CATION, bv Rev. A. Felch.
10 Concluding prayer, by Rev. Fl.
Kendall.
{. IL Special piece, by the choir.
IL. Benediction by the Candidate.
All present seemed happily interested
in the services Of the day, than which
the whole season has not afforded inner.
The Sermon vas founded on Col l:28,
Whom we preach. warning every man,
and teaching every man in all wisdom,
that we may present every man perfect in
Christ Jesus" The preachers subject,
manner, and motives, were the points par.
ticularly dwelt on. in this discourse. Il
was listened TO throughout with fixed
attention, and must. we think, have deep
encd the impression. that the minister of
Christ is called with high and holy
calling-that the subject he presents, sur
passes every other, in point OF moral SUBJ
litnity--that the scriptural manner of pre-
-senting il. implies a spirit Of devotion and
self-drnial more than Humankind that
the mOtires for thus presenting il. are
among the highest and most ennob!ing
thu. can actuate an immortal being. The
other exercises were also deeply interest.
ing. In cases where greater brevi,y
would have beef 4 virtue, the appropriate
selection and happy lreatmen: of topics
prevented almost every indication of las
slude and resilessness on The part of tn,
audience. a
Brother GRAY comes TO this people q
a very interesting period. = precious re
vival Of religion has been experienced bl
them during The past season. which ha'
resuhedin the addition of something inor'
ihan sixty to the church. Thus at tc'
very commencement Of his public minis.
try, it il made his difficult, vet most de,
lighiful task. TO be the spiritual guide o.
many who are just borne into the grea,
moral harvest which isto be reapede b,
the Christian church.
a certainly should afford matter of en-.
courageinent TO the Baptists in Maine
that within a very few weeks threesinter
csiing cases OF ordination have occurred
in their mida. One of these individual,
thus invested with the sacred Office, isl
60 far hence TO the Gentiles, some Q
vbem he hopes 10 win 10 Christ Tn