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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
PRISON DISCIPLINE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of this Society
was held at the Marlboro Chapel, on
Wednesday, forenoon, May 26. The
President of The Society, Samuel I. Arm
strong, presided on the occasion. Alter
an impressive prayer by the Rev. Or.
jerks Of this city !, an abstract Of the An
nual Report was read by the secretary
Louis Dwight.
After advefting TO the death OF some
prtaninent benefactors of the Society, VIZ
William Bartlett, Thomas Vose, Joseph
Coolidge, Miss Waldo. of Worcester, and
Samuel Ward of New York, The repo'
gives variety of Information on The sub.
tlect Of Lunatic Asylums, their history and
present condition, discipline, moral and re
liigious instruction. with valuable statlstl
cal statements. Il appears that in clever
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By oRsoN S. MURRAY.
2 o D 7 R Z .
-orfginal..
aITIsI; BE NOT AFRAID"


aITIsI; BE NOT AFRAID"
Christian. is thy soulrepinihg,
Exiled from ny Savior's love
Are thy hope and faith declining
Doth dlstrust Thy bosom mover
On the troubled sea careering
With serene, majestic face,
Lo, a friendly form appearing,
Beckons thee TO his embrace.
See, his arms are now extended
Let no fears thy heart assail;
He who Peter once befriended,
When his faith began to fail,
knowing all thy doubts and danger,
And bcholding tkee dismayed,
Gently'chides thee,-" Fear no stranger,
Its r.; be not afraid.
Christian, when Of troubles thinking,
And Of Deaths approaching strife;
When thy feeble bark is sinking
Meath the blackened waves fife;
On The Savior staykhy spirit
He III be near to succor thee,
And will give thee to inherit
Heavens own best tranquility.
New-Haupton, June Z, 1871. J. c.
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DAILY READING THE BIBLE.-A true
Christian, one who desires his soul to
thrive and besin health, will no more suf-
fer day 70 pass without reading some
portion Of the Word Of God, thin man
who desires his body to pass without tast-
ing food. MANY think it sufficient ifthey
read The Bible on the Sabbath, bat this is
clear proof that their hearts are not RICH
with God-thatthey may have something
Of the form, they have nothing ofthe pow
Ter OF godliness-in dword, that they have
never been born again of the Holy Spirit,
for if they would, !" as new born babes de-
sire the sincere milk of1he word that they
might grow thereby and such desire
would not allowthemto rest satisfied with
ont reading every day some portion ofthe
| Word OF God. Be assured it is no. the
ability, it is the inclination alone that is
wanting. You can find lime for sleep,
you can find time for your meals, but.
alas! Satan persuades many that they
have no tine for attending to the concerns
lof their immortal souls; or, at most, no
time except one day IN seven for reading
the Bible, the directory to heaven. Per-
NIT me now to caution such persons ofthe
danger ofsuch gross neglect. Be on your
guard against bis subtle devices. who. like
a roaring lion. goeth about seeking to de
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.FRlENDsHiP IN heaven i.

Man is constituted to be happy il scr,
ely. Plsee himsln solita3R, and however
exciting and ielieitous ale MS circumltan-
ces in. oiker respects, he will wither aud
pine away. Bar above, we shall be with
thesmany that shall CONS forth from the
east, and west, ami norIb, and south, and
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origfna all.

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of American Independence.
Hail, thou birthday of our Nation,
Day of days for liberty,
When our sres made proclamation
That mankind were all born free.
Yes; they surely
Said, "al men, Of right, are free"
Then, TO arms-prepare for battle,
Was our fathers solemn cry:
Drums are beating-cannons roaring,
Foes to freedom now must die.
q the anguish,
Wounded, dying. hear their cry.
Thus for seven long years was raging,
War, IN all its hideous forms
Friend 'gainst friend oft times engaging
Midst The battles fercest storms
Daggefs plunging,
Brother falls by brothers. arms.
Still, our fathers were unyielding,
Having vowed before their God,
With His all their weapons wielding)
That they'd break tn oppressor's rod
Fluid a refuge
For lh' oppressed from abroad.
Tyrants yielded, peace succeeded,
Thirteen Colonies were free
Fromsthe British yoke Of bondage;
They had gained their liberty.
Well, what foliowed1
DID they set their bondhen free
Nay but those who with their masters,
Braved the sword and spear aud gun,
Hoped for freedom, faced disasters,
Learned with anguish when they d done,
That no freedom
For the down-cast slave was won.
Why then boast so lcud Of freedom,
We who bind tho helpless slaves,
Whiie your practice and profession
SHOW you hypocIites and knaves?
Give this freedom
To the helpless, toil-worn slaves.
Then, we'll join You, in your landing
freedoms name throughout this land.
Then, will thousands now in bondage
Join, and bless the fearless bald,
Who are lab'ring
For their freedom in this land,
Cease oPpression- intemp'rancc-
Cease Gom every evil way,
Each, and all who boast Of freedom.
MyriOds then, will join the lay
Hail al glorious
Freedom's atnirersary dag.
Brandon, June IL, 1871. j. HoLcoMB'
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.

BRANDON. sATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1871.
For he Reymo.si Telegraph

HINTS TO HEARERs or THE GOSPEL.
Brethren-You all know thai if you
H. - not hear in a right spirit, the gospel Of
y |Cans', BY whOmsOever preached, even BY
Sunst himself, that. gospel wilI not profit
EOO.-Mark 10. S.. Read then the follow
ns hints, and lei them have place in your
nind:
: Regard The ministry Of Gods WORD
one Of The grealss. blessings with which
~ are favored. IfyOO DO not DO this, yo'
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From the Christian Watchman.
NORTHER BAPTIST EDUCA-
TION SOCIETY,".

The annual meeting for the choice of
officers, was held in The Bowdoin Square
house, at 10, A. NJ, on Wednesday. The
Board of last year was Reelected without
any change. The public meeting for the
reading OF the annual Report, and The de-
livery OF addresses, was held at 3 p. NJ.
The assembly was large end attentive.
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The following arrived just as, our, pa
per was going to press, We have no
time for remarks, any further than 10 say
that II touches upon topic alluded to in
another article, viz. BARON SToW's re-
nunelation of Observation-Disclosures Re-
fector.
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YOUR your souls; unless you make this
Invaluable book your daily study, be as
surred YOU will never be wise unto saliva
ton
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ITolH the SuflStlaH INDEX.
To tie Baptist Churches Of Christ IN tie
South and South Western States ofthe
United States.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-19
EsE JOHN FORSYTH, Jr.
T F K NJ


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 rhe terms for annual advertisers will he $40 for one and S9 Tor ca'h additional square, With ihr pfiN- l,.se of changing n werk, due III nlvance.
 The yilege Oi anhtl advertisers s lmird lo 'hrr own .dale business and all advertisements for ie beie Of other persons, well all egtl adVerIist- HIents and advertisements auction sales, sent hl lhel he paid iUr at the usual rates.
 All advertisements required h, law, will he charged al the fnll rates.
 Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract, will he charged Il the usual rtttS.
 Arrangements will be made with those who occupy hai column more continuously inr n year, according n the nature oi tile bdsles, aud ihe nelnrheI |" 'he chapge of matter. Advertisements of application for the benefit of the Insulvent Lws will he published m any ease, unless paid for previous to nserton ar payment he guaranteed ny N responsible person in town.
 All of candidates for oi'r, Will ne 'ir- ge live dollars for daily insertions during Inc caSS, pay able in all in advance.
 Military and Fire on psnies, and nher similar AsSria tions will be charged full by the insertion, or hss dollars per f they do not exceed one square ea'" week. ,,. oh .ged donhe and in all ayn must be made m 0dvance.
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ln ChAneery--State of Alahamd-Mabile Couatv.
 Elea4eI D. liat~ell, cb,nplt.

2
 James Bonner and John Johnsan defendants
 DURSUANT to a decree rendered in t.is case n, \ the Fall Term, A. D. 1sD, of the court of chn- ceiy for the first district nf the $ uthern chance, di'i4an of sad State, shall proceed to sell on ar first Monday in June next, in front uf the court bu,sp ni Mobile county, ana between the usual h,,,rs ol Shc,ih E sales, the property described in certain derd mo. tgage from James Bonner 10 Eleazer D, iatwell and John tiartweil, bearing date the sth day of May AID. 1888, Us follows: s'A that cert.m trart, piece, parcel or lot of land and premises si ate, ylng, and being, in the county of Mobile and State nf Alabama, on the north side of the Thee Mile Greek, and described and h0unie as follow s to wit: commencing stake on the margin of said Creek, ani from thence running north 2l degrees west until the said line inirrsecs n road B feet wide, which said road lies 399 feet south nf Jack son street including the said road, theme south along the suth se of said road 69 degrees west one acre ta q stake, thence south 2l degrees east until the said line ntcrseciS the middle of the Three Mile Greek thence following the neanderng of the said cteeL to the place of beginning, honl led the south nv said creek on the west hy Ian ls of Michae Mcn1m,ll, on the rorth by road 35 feet wide aiolesaii; and on the east by lands of Josiah Wilkins. the sane containing six and il half acres less.-fage- ther with all anl singular the tenemenis, hcrediu,- ncnis, rights, members, privileges, and appuitenan- ce- to the same hslnngng, or in any wiss apperain- ing" Terms of sale cash. Attest.
 NJ. j. McRAE. Master m Chancery
 The above property soil on the first Monday in March last, and the purchaser Josiah Wilkins having failed comply with the his pur- chase it willbe sold on his account and risk v (
 Attest, NJ. J. MrRAE,
 maya 22lttds Master in Chancery.
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wIte, D use. &c COillli+tS,
 Micaiah Melee, Excu'r Mary C. MGee, wilow Mary q. Mctiee, Eliza ]. Mctite, Sarah Ann Mctiee ani Thomas McGee, children of Th',as Mctiee, 'ie-
 ceased, Defendants.
 NhIS DAY csine the complanants by ther 'li-
 cit,rs and showed to the satisfaction of the Reg ister by the ai avit of the witness, that the de'en daats Mary c. Mctiee, widow of Thomas Mct;ee, dec'd anI Mary C. Mc,iee, Eliza Jane M:tice, Sa- rah Ann Mctiee and rhomis Mctiee, children sf the ssi | Thomas Mciee, decd, reside out of the State Alabama, t., wit: at Cu nbus, in the State of Mss sissippi: Now therefore, il is ordered by the Regis ter that the said defendants, nn-resients, appear m the court of chancary for the first district southern cl,,ncery division of said State, within thirty days from this date and plead, answer or delndr to the b of c,plaint ii this Cause, which saii bll oi com sint pray sr the foreclosure of the deten ianis e,i- y of re le ,ton in certain prenises under m rt- g,.. of the si,ne male by the said Thomas MeGee his If. ti:na since deceased an one John C. Ai- ken and one Benjamin Estes, the ttlh day ot March AID I336 to the said )aints: lt k further order cl that this orler bs pabsh ,l once week for irr weeks in the M ,be Com n,rcia itcgiste anl Pa trnt, paper printed anl published in the city of NJ ,bile; that copy of the same be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county. within ten days from this date and also that copy ot this order be frwsrled by mail within days from this date, l., eich of the af,rementnn nonresident deien daats, to Colamtus in the Su,ie of Mississippi.
 Witness, Malcolin J. Mclsae, Resister of the court nf chancery, nr the first district o the southern chan csry division of said State, al Rules this 2th day oi April, AID ls4l. NJ. J. McRAE,
 apr26 2f4Et Register.
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sSTEAA CANDY AID SUGAR REFINERY Cit. l.. &>h.S.lU ART, corner of Greenwich and Chambers streets New York are now manufacturing and offer for sale CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, S<c |, made by heir improved steam process from single, double, and treble Refined sugar With steam engine and other machinery, the aisanlage of long experience, a thorough knowledge oi sugar refining, they wll continue to manufacture CANDY, &c., superior in q,alt, to ah, ma,e in this country Eur"pe, a, nearly quite low prices the inferior quaIiirs are usual, sold. fla, iag increased their buildings, they are now prepared to execute the largest orders tor CANDY or REFINED SuGAR at the shortest notice. Country dealers requested to call and examine the quality of Candy sold at this esiahlish- ient before pu4chasing.
 Candy carefully packed in boxes of 20, 20, 50 and 100 pouNls for the Southern and Western markets, and delivered in the city shipped, ~ishOu, charge tuf bONes or carriage.
 REFINED SuoAk.-Duuble Refined Loaf packed in boxes harrels or k.ose Crushed and Ground Loai Sugar in barrels; Sugar House Mo in lihds aud fierces. The ab,"e Sug;us are refined by steam Sitlnt the use of clay or blood.
 feb 1k lR6
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In Chancery--State of Al,bana-Ao,le County. Jonathan Hiii, coanpft. ) PURSUANT to 126 ys. ; Il decree rendered James Morelanl defendant, n this at the Spring Term, A. D. l339, of tll. court of crlcery for the first district of the Southern chancery division ot said state, at Mobile; shall proceed tn sell the first hliy in Juie next, in front of the court house of sail County, aa btwaen rhe usual hours of Sh:ff sales, the property described in the bill of iIlant hlel in this Case, follows, to wit: "All that certain tract, piece, lot of lanI, situatc lying and being in the city of bilc, ai known anl des- cribei f,llows that s say, lot number eleven in square two hundred an eighty three, situate on the east side of St. Joseph street, between Hunt and Bnnisood streets having front oh St Joseph st. of sixty feel, with depth of hhalred ani twenty one feet, bou,ed m the east by ST. Joseph streel on the west by line parallel with the same street, aad distant theretrOm one hundred ani twenty one feet; on the north by line parallel with Bloodgood s
 and distant therefron one hundred an twenty feet; an Ion the south by line parall, with sa northern M'llary nc. ani distant thererom sixty feet Also, lots numbers twenty-five aa twenty-six in square two hundred ani eighty, situate the south west Garner or intersection ot Rloodgooi and Water sts. having each front Water street of fifty feet, with depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet; Bnund- ci ou the east by Water street; the west hy line parallel with said street, and distant thereirom huiired anI twenty five feet on the north by Blood 'oi street; and the south by line parallel with sa street, aad distant th.reirn one Iunired feet. Al of said lots having the form and dimensions as l,i'i diwa aa described in certain plat survey ota Part of the Orange Grove trart projected and drswa by Joln James, and reeordei in the office of Clerk oi the c.unry curt of NJ bile c-unty." Terms
 s,L. cash. Attest, NJ. ]. McRAE,
 m.y6 252ttls Master in chancerv.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-19

James ti. Lyon, JJSepn b Satniet II. Nsar-
 row anI Henry Golihwaite, Csnplai.i,nIs,
 Nj ,rtha " Schuyler, widow, and Mary F., Reuben
 Y. V. and Angelica Schuyler, children of $. Y. Y.
 Srhi,lr dcc'd, Defendants.
 DJRSUANT [, decree rendered in this ease ai R t,.. Fall Term, D lSi0, of the court of chance ry for hr first district of the southern clancery dyi sion of said state, shall proceed tn sell on the first Monda, in Jnae next, in front of the court house of Mobile county, an between the usual h'urs of she ri's sales, the property described m certain deed of mrtgag,. from S '. '. Sfhuy o the complts m this case bearing date the first day If Jany, lS36as follows: All those certain parcels or lots of lands and prrniscs situate, lying aa being in the city of Mo bile ana described follows, ihatis o say fourteen Lis, wit: Numbers one, two, three, four, five, sN seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. twelve, thirteen and fourteen, in square ninher seventeen, b.,unaled as follows: on tlia west by Lawrence street the bs Hamilton street, the north by Delaware street on the south by New Jersey street. Also. nine lot numbers one, two, trce four, live, six seven eight, and nine, in square number twenty nine, bounded follows: On the east by Dearb mne street, on the west bv Broad street; the north by Delaware street; the south by New Jersey street. Also, ten lots, 10 wit: numbers two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nrne and ten, m square number six teen, bounded follows: Oa the east by Hamilton street; on the westiy Lawrence street; on the south by Dc,rbrne street, and on the north by lands of George Poe. Jr aad others-he said lots having the forms and dimensions as described in certain deed of cnyey1lnce this day executed by the said parties of the serond part tn the said party of the first part,
 ul being the same lots theren mentioned and con- veyed anl which are now re-chnveyed to secure a part of the purchase money for the ,ogcther with all and singular the tenements, hcretanents, rights, members, privileges and appurtenaoces to the same belonsing pr in any wise appertaining Terms of sale cash. Attest, NJ. J. McRAE,
 Q Master in Clmncerv
 The abave property was soli on the first M,niay of March last, anl the purchaser, James G. Lyon, hayiag faei l., comply with the of sale. it will be re -sal on the first Mnn.iw of June nexi, Ihs | account ian risk of whom it may concern.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 n,yj 25lts Master in ch,ncerv
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-19

NEW PRINTED DLAWNS-HENRY & SrOD- lN DART, corner of Water aal C,,ati streets, have received direct from iiverpoo several c,ses of the above, for Ladies Spring Dress.s-syIirh .hcv oiT.r at wholesale retail, cheap f.r cash.
 fah I6 lS6tf
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ma5 25l+tis

In Chahcery--State of Alb,ina-Mohile conhy. IA'" ,s, Hunt. o0"' 11als,r1 to ,. %i J,mss NJ ,relaal, Defcn't case at the Spring Term. A 1859, of the court of chmcery for the first dis tict of the southern chlncery division of said state at Mobile, sh all proceed to sell the first Monday of Juie noxt, in front of the court house of Mobile county, an within the usual hours of sherfs sales, the property described in the bill of complaint in ths cause ;ls fJws: ''Al that certain tract, piece and parcel of land Siuiate lyilg an being in the city of Mobile, and known and described follows, that is to say, l,ts numbers twelve and thirty, in square huhlred am eighty; said lot number twelve heinz situated on the north side of Hunt street, between Mag lolia ani Water street, having front Hunt street of twenty three feet six inches, widening in the fifty feet eight inches, with depth of ole hd lrei an fifty feet, bun ei the south by Hunt street, the north hy line parallel with the sanie street and dsta.t theretrom one hundred ani fifty feet; the east by line parallel with Water street aaI ,istaat thrrerom hundred ani twenty five feet, anl on the west by line parallel with Mag no, street ani distant ti-reiion four hu ,red and for ty feet ;-said lot number thirty being situate the Invest of iiuat ani Water streets, having
 frJut Water street of fifty six feet, wha depth of one hua Ire ani twenty five feet bounded the east by Water street; on the west by Il line parallel with the street, an distant thcrriron one hua drel and tweaty five feet; the south by Ilunt street, aal on the north b, line parallel with the slna street anl distant tcrefiom fifty six feet,all saii lts having the form ah dim laid down ahl describe m certain plat survey oi part of the Orange Grove Tract proece land drawn by John Jdnes an recorded in the o,f,e of the clerk of the County court of M ,e county" Terms of sale cash.
 Attest, NJ. J. McRAE,
 may6 2j2ts Master in Ghanc'ry.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-19

In Chancery-State of Ahabana-Mobile County
 Abner $ Lipsconb, complainant,
 Jonathan $ Beers, Theodore L Provost, and John
 W Brds,s, defendants.
 DURSUANr to a decree readcred in this case, at \ the Fall Term. A.D. ls37, ofthe Circuit Court of Mobile county, exercising chancery jurisdiction, shall proceed tl sell on the first Monday in June next a front of the court house of said county, and be- tween the usual hours of sheriff sales, the property described in the bill of complaint of said complan- ant as follows: to wit: "All those certain lots, pie ces parcels of had, situate, lying aad heinz in the city of Mobile, and described follows, wit: sit uair in square number hundred and sixty six, of the Orange Grove Survey, according to map of the sama record; lots numbered in said stiuare eleven twelve, thirteen, and fourteen, the three first named numbers having front St. Joseph street, of forty feet each, and depth of one hundred ana twenty feet and the other lot having front A.lams street of forty feet, by depth of hun dred and twenty ert-the sail lots altogether pre- sentins front St. Joseph street, nf hundred aud twenty feet, and roht Adams street of one hundred and sixty-nne feet" Terms of sale, cash.
 Attest: J. M. M'REA,
 may 5-25l ttds Master in Chancerv.
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D ACON.--20 hhis superior Cincinnati Hams, kD Silcs and Shoulders, for sale hy
 CIRODE & WHITE, apI7 corner Conmrrr. and Dalpin-sis. yVyIE HISTORY OF TIE ANGLO SAX U ONS-From the earliest period to the Narman conquest, by 'aaron Turner r. A. s. ct R. A. 5. L.. 2 vols. recen cd this dav at
 ap30 DOUBLEDAY . SEARS'S.
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Thom1s II. R ,hinsnn, defendant.

Thomls II. ,blnson, defendant.
 DURSuANT To decree reaercd in this at Il the Fall Term, A. D. lSl0, of th, rourt of chan cery f,r the first district of the >uthrn chtnccry d vision of the State of Alab,mi, shall proceed [" sell the first Monday in June next, in front off court ,uss in Mobile coun,, anl between the usal hour. o Sheriff sales certain property described in the bill nplaii of said dcomplai"ants,a tlows All that c.rt,, tract pece parcel or lot of hnl aal pre,n- ses situite, lying and being, in the city of Mobile, b ginning at ap'nt on the north side of the Spring Hill ruaI distant six hundred and eighty feet west erly from the side of Bfpa street, and running westerly the north side of Spring Hill roa fifty five feet for the front of said lot, and extending blck n,rth ei ,htcen degrees hu lired al feet an having the nu!nhcr of feet in in fr,n.-rogether with all anI singular the tenentnts hereditanents privileges ani appartenances to the same belonging, or in anywse appertaining." Terms of sale cash. Attest,
 M. J. McRAE
 m,5 25l+tis Master in Chlncerv.