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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

CABINET FURNITURE.-Pur
will find to their interest call No. 20 Catherine.
street. where may be found The second floor extern
ye assortment OF splendid Cabinet Furniture of the newest
and most approved patterns and which will be sold at
prices below what furniture of the qdaity can be
bought for at auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing of the regular mandatory auction prices must be
evident line and long experience in the business are
any advantage in good ard ornamental ware,
the subscriber feels confident in saying that whe may
call at No. 20 Cathernereet and make their seecton
shall have full and ample satisfaction both price and
quality in the articles purchased. s. TANNING e Sn,
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PERI-

THE WORLD IN IMMATURE
h Embracing History of the various Religions brief
notice oneary all the Benevolent societies in the World
notes OF Instruments and Machines used in scientific nyes
legations Poetry Musical instruments, Ancient Grecian
Philosophers Astroppmical Information &C. Agriculture
Notice of all Nations. with their population, Statistics
Nomenclature of Technical Terms BY r. w. ALLEN.
frice, S75 cents. For sale ny SAXTON K MILES,
81 atthe Cash Bookstore us Broadway
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uAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
4 il Medal was awarded J. Hayden for his very szpe.
rior Pens by the American Institute al its ns Fair abe
Government have given them the Preference and TIE best
and many OF the public institutions will use no
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest rsputa-
The trade Supplied al ;ae Manufacturers prices tie
agents j. ?. HAYDEN, Plat,streei
Agents alSo for Sluians School and Counting house Ink
Stands uly9f
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WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the raft or single log o.
sawed to order into dees
piaals. bridge and Sow
plank, gutter sticks, pa,as
traces, and buildisg tmNs
of every description.
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is LIFE Without Health 2

wv Philadelphia December, ls57.--To Or. Jayne-Dear
s Inc sS o rng n.s The Rev Mr. gns whose
css ycr viii recaiIcct over by MS physiciii
md o himself had osr all hope OF ever being permitted
10 nreacb again but who fIom the your medicine
50 far restored rot only TO be able TO walk out Du, a
preafb, made 20 wonderful an IMPRESSION On my aa
gna re- -ee.ar Py4e.;oser If Medicine ard ,atyour
remedy Of those quackh compounds win
which The public are freGcny Gup-d-fDr you Tatst
knew ,aat am mortal enemy quacks-I called upon
yon and purchased half dozen bottles and told you mat
ii lived to take them you should have good reporttrou
am alive and well This day thanks De sTciful God
and yonr Bxpectorapt; and now come iorwaro sheeluS
For twenty long years had rbeen constant suerrF from
The effects OF bard dry cough, pain IN my oreas ana aL
fcuy OF breathing the last five OF which, chs and levers
every spring AID faIl adder my misery ! vas
away skeletons with the creates; dil:uIiy
only could mp ard down stairs my appetite was gone
and my strength had far failed me- that my iTieads we're
persuaded could not survive many weeks, unless Cd.
relief Indeed, sir, my situation was 50 miserable 10
myself and distressing 10 my family, that tell Wiling 10
die whenever should please the Master to take me home
proved the Balm Of Gead to my poor afflicted body
Before taxed botlc experienced mitigation OF
tipued use of il the happies relief In short sir, it has
made perfect cure of me- and can truly say nave no
desire 10 he better.
Now, consider it is duty owe you and. through you,
public, to make my case known believing that w
be the of directing hundreds who are afflicted as
have been 10 the use OF remedy which, under Inc Dressing
of God, consider TO have preserved my lite.
You aliberty sir make use OF this letter % your
please II there be airy who doubt The truth OF the above
account (ior have heard that many persons weo nave
10 me. shall be happy them, and VIII not only
confirm the above statements but will give them pHrtcn;
lars which would be unnecessary ~ furnish Tor the public
press With everlasting gratitude, / am, dear SIR,
Your obliged friend, MARY Gill,
No l65 Queen-street, below Fourth
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. B. d. SANDS,
druggists No 70 Fultonstreet ~ e. corner OF Sold ana 10Y
Fulton corner Willamsreet; rcni by David sands
& Co.. No. n East Broadway, corner of Markets. Abra-
ham b. Sands Co., Z7S Broadway, Granite Buildings
a. ,f Cb.mhersst Price 81 auls I'm
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4 IST OF DIVIDENDS on the Capital
Il 4 Stock OF the Firemrn's Insurance Company, de-
cared by the Trustees OF the Hope Insurance Company
April H. 1885, which may be received by any person Q.
persons duly authorized by applying to ISAAC a JOHN
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. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for

a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
H. City Propcrty-A Farm Long Island, containing
81 land in rs Of cultivation with every
thing replce for country residence, consisting Of onelae
dwelling house finished in good style, with marble mante,
folding DOORS crates, &c. The house 213a Barns and
onthouses OF every descriptions fruit of all kinds such as
apples pears ounces cherries, raspbees curra6t goose
berries straw berries and in the greatest abundance Sit
uated 10 miles from the City. Inquire of
WARD L BROWNE.
Iy23 Il aGealers, cor. Laight and Westinghouse
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tpply 20 WAGER HULL. Jr. an The premises; 70 J B
rEEWSTER. 10 SrPdway. ISeU York; or to THOMAS
)! euHIiN&, fIion. G.ster comfy Terms will BE- made
.q,v auea pitw*
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~ terrell with SPRINGS. anf rn,ng stream through the
Whole len.,h ntt. There god barns cider mill
tnv.house. ptanery ard olher buildings convenient and
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GEORGIA PINE TIaBER
agsIr.ocK TraBER

z. -,
ia Logs for tspH1a>:s or HE3fL0CK TIMBER
sawed into plank, rails, CT logs, saved into faas
umfS and girders, ensir. pg ard c.r>s timber, ~.
frames, and every other de- of all other uses requiring
cripto.l that may be r.qGitea nor priced article.
Public Contractors, Bridge Bui:ers Manufacturing Co
P1ie Shippers, ard cthers. requiring large orders MAJ
dsgend upon having them esecct't the sborea nope
~ b.-nehsve also IN operation Iwo superior Cne2ll
Saws iGr nakng ocg Or sacrt snail sized stufssoca ~
paies 9iine iai oa... -tas wedges, rocket rods, ts
SAWS let oy the EoGE 20 pprsos furnishing their own f
for rip saving prosecuting tn all thnse interested ~
ine above we igse 70 eal. ai cxarue for
ne MIL t9ot o. ECnreeiss street. North river.
CoLyER d. DUGARg...
~ o--slr VIM. A. Palmer Is .ttIng up c9mp.s..7
iufp:ng Establishment with team pwer 10 execute 80
nessFis ION Of urntG II great saving rof3 orrel
ssns ao'ding 10 builders and 0,te Facilities for obtaining
materials ezceled by osber establishment ID Inc eouh'
GEORGE CoLYEs, New-i ORR Steam Saw Dill,
THOMAS DUGAho,J foot Of l4ths-, n. EiYef s h0 IN
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X NAPP'S Cheap Fishing Tackle and
IN Gnn Store, so Houston street between Cannon and
LIE wis street the wiansbprgh Ferry Manrac,urer
and dealer in onted poles SHELLS hooks lines floats siak.
ers leaders &c. so per cent les than elsewhere Just re
cred superior oi of Reed Poles cut, by The single
by he hundred, cheap. Guns, pistols and fishing
apparatus repaired. altered made reduced
Powder, ball. and shot On hand bamboo poles
loipts. hollow butt only 81 each. aus sm
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and after Thursda
~ FOR SAieA VALUABLE. FARM

H,itS AND COu N'Cey SEAT in the town Of Ne,
Ichelle about mites uor' OF The village There
STOUT 100 OF r,i rate taEt Ia D!g sia'e ~ cuvs
: lcres OF grated u. ifeS 3.t aesriag cor,ol. OF
the mos, appro.cd kiuds a - wood land; he
is shout equally divided between pougied, past.
ura and meaonw land.
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3 , Balsamic Elixir for preserving the gums and
teeth This invaluable denrce is now offered TO the pub
lie possessing The properties of Strengthening The Spongy
gums cleaning the month and whitening the teeth refresh
ing the palate aud taking away all unpleasant odor
smoking from decayed teeth In word, il is Beyond
the necessity Of puff Make trial eli bottle and it will
speak for itself.
n. B. Each bottle bearing the directions the label.
Sold by Messrs Southland Deliuc. 5Sl Broadway and
Park-rew; MIR. H King Co.46I Broadway Grand;
Mr.. Mlhau 1SS Broadway; Messrs Guon, us Broadway
Courtland and Messers Rushton Aspinwal, ITO
Broadway, So William and 10 AS;or House. aul6 Ink
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S;--sSsaarS-E Ing Caldwelfs, West Point and Cola
Spriag-i Ir steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt Chars
sllssad will leave Warrenstreet Pier every IL E>OAE
ard FRIDAY EVENINGS, AT 1 o'clock.
All Baggage, Packages OF Parcels Bank siis oy Specie
tut on board OF this boat Lbout being entered on The book
cr. ,be-rof "a
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INSURANCE.
THRUST FIRE INSURANCE COM

TyRUST FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, No wallstreet, (next door To the Bank Q,
Amerra) NewTork, will insure against Loss or Uaase
by Fire. aad also effect Insurance On properly tne
of Inland Navigation and transportation OF inc 'nos "
valentine G Hall, Jas Townsend, George Pomeroy,
John b. Nelson. j Smith Harriot Wu johnson,
saml T skdmore, Elias Drake. VIM Leggett,
FRANCES 'Due'' I EIias G DRAKE, President
LEeeEus CHAPMAN, Secretary. 81 lv62awlm
ETNA Fire Insurance Company OF N
lEl T.-Offce No. 81 Wa.Lst-lrsure against loss or
damage by Ere on Dwelling bouse stores goods ulnfe
favorable terms any other Office.
Charles Town, c. y WoodhuH, John Z. Stasg,
John Alias, se7rge PonsToy, e. e.. S clsy,on
55ssH ssTs5n yss@i s E5 FIJI
L. ~ Hoffman, VIM. "A. F. Pentz, 6. w. Colt
skia, n l. N MaIsa Jos Joshua 9a%i snes
= = VIE Hapeden, 5no Van goskerck SIN wood
heops Anthony Daniel 4 eEsY T T7 +
aa as D0''' 'i R r1 P. DUNN, Surveyor.
WHE HOWARD INSURANCE COM
4 pany-Capital Sooooo; ofsce No 81 Wal Il hns
Company continUesto make Insurance against ioss OF oai
age By FIRE, and inl7u1d navigation
seasssasr aavsa Na1s Ti es Baldwin
l. Ioh Fa' errlso. BIZ wooiey Nathaniel Weed
Joseol r. Yarnum Fansng C. Tucker, John Rankin,
David Lee Meips D. Benjamin, John D. Wolfe,
Caleb O. iaaed william W. Todd Ferdinand Suydam,
Henry 6 Thompson. L RAVENS, frssioehn
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary. 10
MUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell
IYE ing Houses and Furniture only. profits returned 10
the Assured THE HOUSEHOLDERS' MUTUAL IN
sURANCE COMPANY, Office DC Wall ST, for separating
the insurance OF Dwelling Houses and Furniture from fe
of Stores and Merchandise
It's well known almost all the losses incurred In the
business insurance. the result OF the burning oil vaa
bic stores and costly goods.
This expense of insurance to the household
err and may possibly deprive him u the very security for
which he pays his premium.
The cash payments premiums form fund which al,
ter paying expenses and losses is represented by scrip and
is issued te the assured in proportion 10 The amount OF their
insurance.
This Company prepared to insure against loss or dam
age by Ere Dwelling Houses occupied in whole or in part
SUCH Household Furniture and all Household Property
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses. Every person nsur
ing with this Company entitled to one vote for each hun
dred dollars insured.
DIRECTORS:
Cuban .verplanck r Robertson Stephen Cambreeng
Rot Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin, Frederick Depeyster
William II. Harrison, Fd'k Schuchardt, Daniel Seymour
A. r RODGERS, President.
my12u D. C. TAYLOR Secretary.
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F-s sELIZABETH-PORT AND

vSs5y,yEssy--E NETWORK FEkilY COMPANY
Sl,1,rfrr 1irrar seaen..-Fare LII Cents
,rhe sicarl,oats WtTER-wITCH. CISD ERELiA auG
WjLlIANSBURGH, ply daily rom Eliyabet-P Porto New
York touching OF New-6righton and P0gt-Rehnioni on
ard after tbe lth dIy August si2eash trip as follows
Ls9g ged II osoet AIS ASS s pa T. ~ ana
All 5 and 6o'clock. 2 NJ Al e. and6i o'clecs, I'M
On S.nR,r
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touching IT lnI' Tlls uLIIS ports.
For Freight passage. apply 10 the a>ter on board
10 \ R. e,sHoSS GO, "a Buffalo, NY ,.m
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aT pnNYIL q Coz H..

= - SBUFF ALO ana GTeen Lay.
The steam COLUMBUS viii ply be.
wees Buffalo and Green Bay during the season, below
eayes Erffnn. Leaves Green By.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
From the Practical Christian.
The South-.Its Spirit-.Lynch Law.

- There is one fact which places the
South before the world in a most shock.
ing position, and that is-u thirsts for the
blood of oboLitionists! 1t is certainly not
safe for VIM. Lloyd Garrison, or any Of
his prominent coadjutors, to cross Mason
and Dixon's line-.hey even, living south
of it, being the judges. For what fiend-
ish threats have they publicly sent forth
to the world against these menl Re-
wards even have been offered for their
heads. And, admitting for arguments
sake, as we do not, of course, in fact, that
their Jealous opposition TO slaVery is wrong,
their enemies must, TO say the least, be to-
tally ignorant OF the distinguishing princi-
pie of Christianity, thus to allemptto over
come evil with evil. For who will al
tempt to deny that Jesus teaches an oppos-
tie prlncipIe2 And if the ministers. Of
the South are not faithful in rebuking the
disposition SO prevalent around them. to
retaiate upon the North, wha! are they
but the servants of oppressors, rather, than
of God Or, if they encourage lt,as they
evidently do, who can say that they are
often censured in too stroug language, by
even the most q tdnGttcaP auti-slavery
press in the Iand2 What! those who
pretend 10 be the ambassadors of the Prince
of Peace, one in design with those who
seek the LreS of the friends of the down
trodden and bruised! Oh! how strange is
| it, that, with the light of the gospel shin
ing upon them, such characters suppose
they are what they profess TO be Why
it is impossible that they should be The
successors of the apostles-heralds OF ths
cross. ."..... ..z. -.
Blu, il would be dangerous for them Il
call upon their brethren not to proceed
against aboli:ionists as they are proceed
ing-lo call upon them to leave Judgmen
with God. They would be considered ., a
false to the peculiar institution -as tn
| secret agents of abolitionists, and 50 D.
likely 10 be destroyed themselves. Tn
will be said by some. And suppose ina
/, by reason Of their failhfulness. this Shouts
be their position ? Is not the post OF du',,
often post OF DANCE. 2 and does not on
prove himself unworthy to fill the minis
7 terial office, if he has not the moral cou'
: age TO cry aloud against corruption. an
j, spare nol2' If such are IN the pulpit,
b they evidently are, and in nearly all pu
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, SATURDAY. JAN. i, Is42.
For the Telegraph.
REVIVAL IN BROOKLlNE.

Dear brother Murray Through the Tel.
graph, would publicly acknowledge the
nercful dealings Of God with US; for he
mh remembered Us in our low estate, and
VsiIed Us with his salvation. For several
mnths past, the state Of things has been
Wrestling. Backsliders, one after another,
i've returned with deep repentance, and
rjOiced in new manifestations OF Gods
prdoning love; and many Of the church
nave been earnestly looking to the Lord for
rlp-while there was general seriousness
and some hopeful conversions. About the
middle Of November, brother NJ. ID. Miller,
by our invitation, came 10 our assistance,
and continued with US most of the time for
four weeks, whose labors God made the
means Of much good. Our meetings were
characterized by that deep solemnity which
utterly precluded noisy excitement. Sin.
ners, after deep sense Of guilt, were bro'
10 trust and rejoice in Savior's righteous
ness. Within weeks, l have baptized 25
Others are now rejoicing in hope, and SOM
are deeply feeling their guilt before God
Our bap,izing seasons have been very sol
emn and interesting. The impenitent, o
seeing their friends renounce the world an
put on Christ, by being buried with him i
baptism, have deeply felt their need of sa
vaon; the converted have heard the voic
u enlightened conscience say, This is ID
way walk ye in it," and the baptized hav
uniformly found great increase of JOY an
strength in oil eyiDg Christ's ordinance.
s. KlNGssuRy, JR.
Brookline, Dec. 20, 1841.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
From the Advocate of Moral Reform.
A PURIFIED MINISTRY.

Ii is said Of Christ, relative 10 his minis
srs, NAL 8: 8, "He shall purify the sons
Of Levi, and they shall offer to the Lord an
'aeing 10 righteousness" Malachi was the
aa prophet before the coming OF Christ
aud his prophecy alludes to the last scenes
which were before the Christian era, and
Which introduced il; and also TO the last
Jays before the Millennium, and which 10
'Oduce the Millennium; as may be seen by
Fading his four chapters. His chapter 3:
S-ls; and chapter A, give the missionary
vents Of our day, the battle Of the great
a'y Of God; and the Millennium; Of which'
Oe scenes which introduced Christ, were
ype, as might be made clearly TO appear
Malachi says, 20 ye priests, this command
"enl is for yuu," (chap. 2: - The proph'
ey pointed out the sad derelictions OF the
NESTS Of that day, and that Christ tried
ven, as silver is tried, and did purify e
snselt pure ministry, in the apos'les.-
~ ne Will, IN those last Gays, .aAe 'n'
minister's Of his kingdom in hand, and vii
,''nl'y TO himself much holier ministry
will prove the great anti-type Of tn
genes Of Chrisrs Dag. and which follow
%'-'hOse Of the day Of Pentecost; and 9
~oesiructiOu Of jerusalem by the Romans
- before US, and NOT far distant. "Bu
.'o may abide the day Of his coming,
.0a when he appeareih3 for be is like
sanef's FIRE, and like fuller's soap. "-"A An
snail purify the sons Of Levi, (his minis
Y aud purge them as gold'and silver, th'
~ may onef unto the Lord an offering
sueousness." He will shake both Il
''s'ens and the earth; or both the churc
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For Ehe Vermont Teiegrapk.
P 0 3 7 R Y

For The Vermont Teiegrapk.
sOh that had he cings Of a dove ; then wonld
ta.e sray and be Gtrest"-DAvID.
Where can the stricken spirit Zee,
With guilt and wo oppressed
Has il a hone on land or sea,
Wherein to find rest
Go take thy fight, on morning wings,
To earth's remoiest bound;
Go share the state Of scept'red kings,
Where power and wealth are found;
(io gather al the glittering gems
OF rich Golconda's mine;
Take every pleasure earth commends,
And proudly call them thine;
Go where the spice Of Araby
Is borne on every gale;
Go where the songs Of revelry,
And wine cups never fail;
Drink deep Of every hidden spring.
That worldly JOY can boast;
And seek among their glittering things
The rest which thou hast lost; 4.
Yet vain will be Thy vast research;
No rest in these ihou'It End;
II guilt is lurking in thy breast,
And peace has fed thy mind.
Then turn in penitence and prayer
Thou wilt be amply blest-
soothing power will meet thee there,
And give thy spirit rest. IRESK.
Hartsville, 4th mo. 1888.
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great public sins, which PROSTATE all the
commands of God in The dust, however
popular those sins are, and however dam
gerous 1t may be to oppose them. They
will thus rid their own skirts from such open
denominations. "Son of man. lift up thy
voice like a trumpet; cause Jerusalem TO
know her denominations. "I,e not par
taker of other mems SINS" "Therefore
rebuke and exhort, with all authority" "If
thou give not warning, their blood will |
require at thy hands" "He that condemn
eth the just, and he that justiGeth the un-
godly, both of them alike are an abomination
to the Lord" Christ will have more pure
sons Of Levi than this to introduce the
Millennium.
8. Christ will purify the sons of Levi TO
faithful attention 10 the prophetic warn
ings of his word. His prophecies, "a great
portion of the Bible,) and especially those
which relate to these last days, are most
interesting, and most urgent. God's kind
ness in giving them, demands pious and
critical improvement of them, and he, him
sell, requires this duty. Seven times over,
Christ commands, in the same words, rela-
live TO the Revelation-eH He that hath an
ear let him hear what the Spirit saith unto
the churches" He says, "Seal not the
savings Of the prophecy of this book, for
the time is at hand" "If any man shall
take away from the words Of this prophecy,
God will take away his part out of the book
of life." "Blessed is he that readeth, and
they that hear the words OF this prophecy,
for the time is at hand" "Behold come
as thief; blessed is he that watcheth and
keepeth his garments, lest he walk naked,
and they see his shame" Let him that
reedeth understand" Each of The four Iiv-
ing emblems of the gospel ministry in the
Revelations, (lranslated beasts,) says, as
new events of prophecy open, "com'e and
see" which implies the great duty of minis
tiers upon :his subject.
exhortation from one, who, for more than
81 years, has been laboring in the ministry,
with some hopeful success, and who will
now soon be off the stage. God in mercy
make them wise and faithful, relative to the
manner Of Christ's purifying the sons of
Levi, and his church. We read of his " fan
being in his hands" of his thoroughly
purging his foor;" and of his doing it "with
the spirit of judgment and the spirit Of burn
ing" Many predictions relative to time
between this and the battle Of the great day
of God, are of the most serious kind. Let
the reader turn to the following, which all
go to the same time and event, Rev. IL:
7-l2, and 10: Oil, and IA: 12-14, and Dan.
1877. These all unite in an event of deep
affection 10 the cause Of Christ just on the
eve of the great battle. And ministers would
do we'll Immediately to prepare for that pc
! Rod. AN AGED MINISTER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
From the Non Resistant.
Third Annual Report of the NeW.Engianoi
NOn.Resistance Society"
Concluded.

Among the remarkable incidents ofthe
past year may be mentioned the delivery
Of several public addresses on the horrors
of war, by the wife of General Games. IN
various parts ofthe country. She address
ed an immense assembly in the Broadway
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

Brookline, Dec. 20, 1841.