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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25
NORTH CAROLINA,

Ne are impelled to The declaration, that these
|er was a party so regardless Of truth, as the
BENT opposition to the Democracy; if the press
$ employ is to be taken as its authorized organ.
welkn has been made 10 ring, with shouts Of
|pry, in regard to the recent election in North
|Olina; and the democratic press was absolutely
heed by the clamor. Now, when the official
rms from the whole state have been promulga-
what is the result! Why it stands as follows:
FOR GOVERNOR:
| Saunders, (democrat,) 1887
Moorehead, 0ederaist) IO,lI7
ere is majority of 1910, instead of Il T. n
DUSAND, boosted Of by the federal presses for
last two weeks. Now let us look at the result
he Governors election in 1896, immediately
Reding the Presidential election
FOR GOVERNOR:
Speight, (democrat) 26,s22
Dudley, (federalist) 1929
1ere is majority, for the federal candidate, cf
thousand and seven votes This shows an in
Sc of the opposition majority in 1910 over that
|s36, of three hundred and three roiesl Yet
636, Immediately after the election Of the fed
Governor, North Carolina gave n majority of
ards of three thousand for Martin Van Buren,.
Pennsylvania, of Thursday last, givesthe Of
| returns of the State, from that able democrat
burnal, the North Caro!inian; and no doubt is
|rtained by our friends, or by candid and think
|nen of the opposition, in that State, hut that
Bdrcn will carry it, by large majority, at the
lion in November next. North Carolina will
vote for the abolition candidate of Vermont
|rchead is acknowledged to have great personal
Elarity in the State, and in canvassing for votes
baimed to be a JACKSON MAN ! As the
|linian says, y. NJ. Morehead's popularity in
great western counties of the State, is not w.
Iarrison's popularity. Harrison cannot, like
ehead, run as Jackson man, lie must be
'wn HERO, and not lean for popularity on the
of New Orleans, as Judge WHITE and More
did. '-.LqHeastcr fPa.) Journal.
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New Goods,

TNlIE hscriber has jus, received from Boson, in ndd
ton To his former stock, the greatest variety III Watch
es, Jewcry, Silver ware rtiunia ware, arcy goods mu
SIC in sheets, aud musical instruments, to,s clocks and
timepcces, rifle powder, and PERCUSSION caps; combs
prcfmcry and shaving soap good assortment Of bass
viol aud yo strings caroneit reeds violin bows
and bridges, patent heads for bass vus, and in Short al
most any article that he found in variety store
which will be sold nj reduced prices for cash. produce
short and approved credit
~ pedles wishing any Of the above articles can be
furnished cheap ut other store in the country
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. MURDOCH.
n d. Particular attention paid to clock and watch re-
pairing, and also TO the repairing ofJewclry. J. II. VI
Woodstock, Sept. 49, 1870. 81
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NORTIWESTERN VIRGINIA.
ERECT.
(From Martial county, September 3, ls4O.)
From the democratic Committed

(From Martial county, September 3, ls4O.)
IFrom the democratic Committed
"Thc well-wishers and advocate Of Equal Rights
and Equal Privileges of this portion olthc Old Do
minion, feel desirous TO hear from YOU in regard to
our prospects in your quarter. This Congresson-
al District, Brooke, Marshall, Ohio, Tyler, Mo-
nOngalia, and Preston, is alive to her true interests,
and will come down to the tune of seven hundred
majority foI Martin Van Buren,, in November next.
Do not fail to write soon, and give us all the news
you have. We feel confident of carrying the Gov
ernor's election in Ohio,-We have cheering news
from that State every day.
.aaSucr by the EdiiOr.--Le, the North West do
her duty. The East will do hers. Indeed every
Republican in Virginia must do his duty, and the
ship will 90 bravely along, on smooth sea, and
wilma prosperous breeze. BE assured, tina, vir-
ginia will do her duty.--IIecd not the hunlbug of
the wings. One of the greatest of these is their
Dragging, bold clustering, unblushng braggadocia.
In the Northwest of Virginia they brag that they
are gaining in the Soutll-W est-and in the South
West, they boast that they are sweeping every
thing before them in the Northwest. In the same
manner they boast from North to South and from
South to North. As an intelligent correspondent
writes us from Philadelphia. ''do not suffer doubt
about Pennsylvania TO remain with YOU n moment.
! repeat she is safe, perfectly safe. Part of the
whlg game is to boast, that Virginia is lost while
in Virginia they would alarm You with the idea
that Pennsylvania, wa. gone. BE not deceived by
their iasehoods; but be your guard Gg9ins, their
frauds. We echo back the joyful note to our
Correspondent in Philadelphia, that Virginia is
safe, perfectly safe.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25
TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTH, VT.


vH7E subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
the public dealers in Stoves, Iron ware &C, to the
mHnuacure of this establishment Within three years
Blast Furnace, and all the buildings machinery have been
built aud put in operation necessary to manufacture iron
aud put into the various forms OF castings required for this
market. In this time more than tWo huHsred tons OF good
0undy metal has been made at these works The facilities
ut this place for working iron such enable the pro-
prctor to compete successfully with other manufacturers
in this country and the Blast Furnace having been in Op.
Grafton for several months and now making than
thirty tons of excellent soil metal per week, furnishes
supply of Stoves, Stove plate, liuCwwhGc CauldrOns
and every variety lCasng aud Pig Iron Of superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, to dealers.
4 supply Of the much approved WOusOn Improved Cook
stove, wilh air tight furnace, Badger, Iaywards the
Rcvcrtlr ue Premium, several patterns elevated
Cook Stoves and other patterns adapted to the different
markets, all sizes six plate or Box Stoves, Vermont Par
los, much cmbcllshcd and improved lIasp Puror
and beautiful pattern (Which Tor symmetry and taste, is
pronounced superior to any thing Of the kind in the mar
keJ lollowwnrc, Fire Frames DC. &c., IN hand and
will be- sold, on favorable terms, at very reduced prices to
dealers
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25
A Gun from the far West.
STAND ASIDE FOR MISSOURI

'hc Missouri Argus publishes the returns Of
recent election in that State, and shows the
6ority of REYNOLDS, the Democratic candidate
Governor, to be 8 900 The Democratic ma
|ty ON the Congressional Ticket is $500! In
(6 the vote stood, in that State, for Van Buren,
1895, and for Harrison 7,337-dcmocratc ma
|ty 1855 The Democratic majority in 1898,
members of Congress, was 6,232. Thus there
been clear gain in that State since 1898, of
700 votes, and over the election of 1886, of
10 votes !! !! What convenient thing figures
|. Iluzza for "BeniOn and his mint DROPS"
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sET"The Middlebury Peoples Press, is inform
d that we decline an exchange. An editor who
Fi so far degrade himself as to keep in his col
INNS, as standing matter, forged resolution con-
|enning the late war said to have been supported
" Mr.. Van Buren,, and that too, ,,after the more
|onest OPPOSITION papers, like the New Yorker,
ave declared the resolution forgery, need not
We himself the trouble to direct his paper to this
|llicp
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NOTICE. WARREN 4 MUTE, would respectfully
give notice their friends aud the public that ihey
continue manufacturing Saddles Harnesses Trunks VAL
Uses and Carpet bags aud n other articles in their line
business suit customers their old sand-as they in
tend suit customers in order get living by their bs
ncss-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage. and hope for n continuance
Woodstock, MAY 6, leiO. LIT
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MOVING.

All are moving. The democrats of New Yorl,
|e moving. The democrats of Ohio are moving,
he democrats ofPennsylvania are moving. The
mocrats Of Virginia are moving. The democrats
the South are moving steady, moving enhu-
tcly, moving surely. The contest is one of the
most magnitude. All feel it to be so. All act
though they feel ii to be SO. That action will
the work. That is all that is necessary. That
I'll re-clect Martin Van Buren,.
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ALABAMA SPEAKS.

Fhe Democracy has goriously trumphcd in
bama. True to their vocation, the federal edi-
have been telling their readers that great re-
ition was going on in this State, and that Van
fensm, was completely routed and Defeated
\ Montgomery Advertiser now gives the official
hrns, and shows the Democratic majority, of the
|ular vote Of the State, to be EIGHT THOU
ND THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY
NE!! Why, our opponents will scarcely have
ftton bale left in the South to sit upen, at the
|sdential election.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

fncy of the maxim of heaping Goals of fire on your
fmy's head. For, not TO mention the fact that
mine cases out of ten, your enemy's skull is so
ck that stream of lava would not effect his
|m! man who has lived long in the world,
|ls the weather cold, the fuel scarce, and needs
|at few Goals he is able to rake and scrapc to-
[her to warm his own fingers.
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pear that the rest of her sex should exhibit the one
pm all public conventions, alterations, powows
&c., or retain the most humble and least aspiring
p the other. Out upon such creatures Faugh
|ve hate them, pawsatively, we do.
There the ladies can never accuse us of not
leavlng said good word for them, that's what
hey can't
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25
MARRIED..

In Windsor, on the liih inst, Mr. Daniel T. Martin, O
Sutton to Mis-, Candacc g. Smith, of W.
In kalanal0o, kalamzoo County Michigan, on the oh
inst H. q. Wcs'Esq Attorney ard Counsclcrat law o.
Schoocra To Miss Achsa Strong, Of the former plnce
Also John Packer, Esq. Nj reliant oschuoc1an to Miss
Harriet Strong.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

fJ"The :" divine Fanny" seems to have "come
7 over our friend JossELYN, of the Bay Stat,
fmocrat, "with rush." We shall be obliged
go down to Boosting, and show those gcn'lmer
Pt Fanny has so elevated specimen of stoicism
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DIED..

In this town. the 18th inst. Henry J. Holt, aged
years.
In Chester August g. Josiah s. Hawkins only child o
and 10 days.
In Springfield. Mass. the 9Th inst, Mr.. William u.
Fletcher aged % Years, formerly of Brdgewaer, VI.
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For the Spirit ofMe Age.
TO MY SISTER,

TITS many day, since in the Spring,
My own sweet Arubcl,
gave thee with n saddened heart
The first, the last farewell;
TITS many day, uye many year,
And yet, how plain see,
Thy kerchIel waving from the door,
Good by to home and thee.
My dearest sister, sad and s,rungo
Has been the lot pve known,
Since at our hearth, thy tender arms
About my neck were thrown;
You would not know me now--and scarce
Thy tender eye could trace,
One line of him, who in his youth,
Hung DER thy crade-place.
Oh MOI lam not what was,
When sitting on my knee,
told thee tales I'd read in books,
OF lands beyond the sea;
or court and camp and lordy hall,
And castles gray and brown,
or nodding rumcs, and turbaned chief
And knights Of lllgh removing
OF many Il battle lost and won,
On many bloody plain;
OF cities sacked, and ravagcd by
The frey Tamerane,
How came, in hordes, Atlas Huns,
With torch and wild huzzu;
And how the dark and naughty Moore
Wept over Alialar;
How Montczuma fell beneath
The subtle Spaniards steel,
And waved DER fallen Mexico
The banner of CASTLE;
OF oil the deeds of England's kings
Who bore the sturdy lance,
And all who hurled the battle axe
For gay and gallant France;
Orhim who led the shouting Gaul
'Gainst Pope and lnlde;
Before whose glance the monuments
OF old opinions fell;
Who stood upon the neck of kings,
And braycd the naughty Duke,
Who scattered crowns like turbuns Of
The bearded Mamalukc;
Ofcrucl Turk, whose iron heel
Was on the Sulote,
Ofhaughty Russ, whose hand was clenched
On Poland's gaspng throat;
or deadly icuds, and deeds of blood,
OF Hate aud Pride aud Scorn,
Ofhopelcss love, and cruel sire
And maiden all iorlornn
Oh ! no, I've srapplcd with the same
Wild passions, that in youth,
pictured to thy infant mind,
lalrdoubtlrg of their TRUTH
Deep scorn and deadly hate, which seemed
Impossible, untrue,
The Pride, which fear, nor pain, nor power,
Nor suffering could subdue.
My life has BEEN troubled dream,
Of wiltering phnnlasics,
Orrcyclalons half OWNED,
Ofdoubts and mysteries
Which, to my mind, long since hath given
selfish sympathy,
That, by thy side, would make me seem
being strange to thee.
IT'S well. These struggles teach us all,
Our DIVA aud fearful power,
Endurance, Trust, nnd Strength are born
In Tells most bitter hour,
Yet strive we not unadcd with
An ull-peryadng love,
lLOHr hrools above the tempest, like
The p.nion. ola dove.
And never in the darkest day,
That all my life hath known,
One moment, hath the BEAUTIFUL,
Lett me To toll alone;
PRESENCE always, pure and bright,
Yet, dcarcr, far, to me,
When clothed in the sweet memories Of
The days spent with thee,
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"Pm particularly sharp to day." said Tom.
"Eh what have you been eating'"
81 bit piece out of the edge of broad-axe
"That's nothing. saw a monkey trying TO dc
be same yesterday"
" Yes Well, You didn't succeed, did your"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING rroN A PRINCIPLE ENrInELY MEN

bPtRATlNu IFoN a PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.
FENIE subscriber having contracted with Mr. s. L. Chase
for the right OF his stove for tho County of Windsor
begs leaves to call the attention of the public the
The stove beyond doubt and convenient
than other cooking stove in USE. 1t is convenient bu
cause of Its peculiar construction and economical for the
reason that will three iOurhs of the fuel necessary
he consumed in other stoves, in order to do equal
mount OF cooking. 1t contains two of large Ginen
sOns which in instant have the temperature chan
sed by bumpers AS to be adapted TO baking roasting tho
most delicate well the coarsest food. The boiling de-
department is perfect in every point OF view. Six boilers
can be used at time The bro.ling department $50
sructcd that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room, being conveyed directly into the Owing
the popularity of the principles upon Which this OPP
crates of the heat from the fire chamber is suffered
pass directly into the pine while all the coolest air in the
stove discharged This sdOno by air chamber iorre
rarcyng the air and smoke after has parted with its heat
and in such manner To produce very strong draught
thus all the heat generated must be applied TO prac
tical purpose.
In proof oihe above, have connected with this advert
isIen the following certificates from gentlemen Oiundoubt
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly hand and for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR
Woodstock, July lith 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

|lD5@One of the most humbling, and withul, Bit
things in this world, is to feel that you have
red an unworthy object.
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CERTIFICATES.

Dear Sirl have used oyOur Cooking Stoves In my
family for time past The Stove is all that you have
recommended it to be and feel it my duty to state that
consderi one ofthe most important inrenionS whfn
my knoviedge. Being simple in construction and
penent ia form deem it TO he durGbIe and well calcu
lated Stove From the fact that beieue oud the
price Of the Store in fueiin gear in addition to tho
many c0nueRenceS which this stove possesses oil 9th
er stones in use, have hesitation in reCOmmendng in
pecunay point orvcw toevery one whether they already
have or have not other stoves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock VT, June l4th 1910.
This cer,ines that have used s. ChaSe's Cooking Stove
for all the purposes of cooking Washing &c usual in iam
lies and find il to be the most ecOROmcd and Convenient
cooking stove which have used and from
pertinent find that it requires than fourth
ofhc mel necessary to be consumed in any other cook
store which have used or seen cdcted TO do equal
amount of cooking The of the surpass any
we'll In word the stove is wthout fuH and would
most confidently recommend it to all persons want Of
stoves. ii. b. WITT.
Woodstock W., July 18th 1910.
Mr.. $. L. Chasc.IIaving used your cooking stove In
my family for time past and finding worthy of all
praise feel duty to state that consider to be by
far TIE best cooking store in Having used for all the
purposes of cooking such baking roasting, boiling
brong &c. can confidently that in point of
omy aud convenience il rery far eIcel any thing Of the
kind which has come to my knowledge. The stoves "
most mgeniosiy ccWdted for every culinary purpose
My family are remarkably well pleased with the broihng
department of the stove Of the smoke being suffered
! to conle into the roam ZERAH LULL.
Woodstock, VT, July 18th 1910.
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.LJeThe Lancaster (Pa.) Journal says, that the
price of nails has risen 20 per cent, within the last
month, in "nang federal lies to the counter"
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Mr.. Lincoln'S Speech,

We publish this week according to promise, the
fech of Mr.. LINCOLN in reply to the lalsehoods
Mr. OGLE. We ask for it n candid perusal.
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ATTMESiGN OF OLD TINE.

ID UsSEIL a CLARKE Watch-makers and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whiincy's hotel, Woodstock, VT
keep constantly hand for sale, general assortment NJ
Clocks Watches and Icwrlry Watches and Time Pieces
all description repaired and warranted TO perform well,
enable Also Music Boxes AMI Accorions
repaired aud tuned IN short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail or otherwise wilreceNe
immediate attention.
NAV Z, 1910. l-u
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We learn that Mr.. J. X. KENDALL has been
pointed leader of the West Point Pand. Mr.
|ndall has no superior in the United States on the
lriomett.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

How little, says Bulwer, our real life is chroni-
Jed by external events.
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200 TONS NO. l. PIG IRON Equal TO scoTcu.

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures of the establishment WILL for quality OF
metal aud sly G of workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed To the subcsri
Der a "r!son Furnace, p, o., Windsor Co. VI, will
cciyc prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Ascnt
Tyson Furnace, August S, 1910. l1.f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

WANTED, old gold silver, brass, copper, and pewter,
w for which the highest price will be pad, IN exchange
for goods or work. J. ii. MURDOCk.
Sept 80, 1910.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

rJ,IE subscriber will commence his subscription school,
at the Congregational Vesry over the old Post Office,
on Thursday evening. Oct. ls Mt O'Clock ...
ALFRED BROWN.
Sept 81. lsio. 2-3w.
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DISSOLUTION.

VuNE Copartnership heretofore existing under the name
and firm OF Z. NJ a. s. H. Stocker. Is this day dissol
we'd by mutual consent All persons having unsettled SC
counts with requested to settle the same Immediately,
and all accounts and notes Of more than one years standing
must be paid without further delay. = . -
r. ". STOCKER,
SR. STOCKER.
Hariland, August -, 1910 i7-ir
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

Can you buy it No, but you con the one thai
|yns it.
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L ION IIOC SIC,



EtiihRLES Stafford takes this occasion to inform
" the public that he has taken the UNIoS House, lately
popular under the supervision OF Messrs. CnuRCH IL
SHERMAN where he will he happy serve the old friends
of the House, and the public generally.
July l., 1910. IS
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nIC sOTVTIO \.

=. G. Cm,NngRiiv would tender to the inhabitants of
Barnard md vicinity his thanks for their very liberal pa
trOagc the above firm, and would respect tly request
continuance Of the same will continue the business as
usual nj the place.
July 30, lsi0. IS
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MAINE

MAINE.
The result is still doubtful. The Atlas saws
ent is elected, and the Post thinks he is not
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-25

The people are often overcome, but never sub.
ned.
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Advices from Cairo of the 2s,h ult. describe the
authorities of that capital to be most actively en-
gagged in preparations for war. The reports in cir
culation among the Arabs represent the Christians
as on the point of invading Egypt, and the Mussul-
man religion as exposed TO undergo foreign yoke.
A letter from the yiceroy, received on the 29th,
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DERFUMERY of all kinds, shaving soap, &C.. can be
L hnd at the variety store of J. II. MURDOCH.
Sept. 90.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
N Offices.
:nion River Association.
Westford Aug. 9th, Il

Westford Aug. 9th, 1910.
Dear Brother Murray Permit me TO
say, through the medium of the Tele-
graph, to delegates of and visiting breth-
rem of The Union River Association, who
are expecting TO be present at its next an
niversary, that it will meet at the Brick
Meeting House in Westtord, Thursday,
the Sd Of Sept. next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Those persons coming in. The evening
previous. will find entertainment as fol-
lows: Waits6eld, Waterbury, Richmond.
Jericho. Hinesburgh, Williston, and Es-
sex, will call on brother Daniel Jackson.
living on the east road from Essex to
Westford Those from johnson and
Cambridge will call on brother Nathan
Collins. living on the road leading from
Cambridge Borough to Burlington. All
Others will call on the subscriber, one
door south Of the meeting house, who viii
provide for them in his vicinity.
JAMES NJ. BKEMAN.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12

drawn from the scabbard and brandished
over our heads, aud its awful point, was, by
the Holy Ghost, made TO pierce the hearts
of the hearers. Both saints and sinners
were made 10 feel deeply their moral dis
lance from God, and their need of forgive
ness. Christians were revived, back-sliders
reclaimed, and sinners we hope converted
to Christ. % have been added TO the Bap-
list church, 81 Of them by immersion in the
name of the TRINITY, and we expect some
more soon. o, brethren, pray for us.
M. B.