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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

THr CAPTURED OHIoANs.-The story of the
capture of three citizens OF Ohio and their ncarcera
lion in the jail at Parkcrsburs. Va. is confirmed
The Cincinnati Herald has a report of their trial,
prepared from the written statements ola magistrate
Of Ohio who attended all the proceedings.
The prisoners are an married men. One has wife
and five children They all poor men, with families
dependent upon their labor
The trial came on July 18th before called Court OF
the county of Wood in The state of Virginia
The evidence offered was substantially thu
six citizens Of Virginia intmaOn that certain
slaves would attempt 10 escape on the OH July crossed
the Ohio that day after dark and secreted them
seues IN the bushes the bank OF tf Iver, close b
road running aion. the bank, and road leading bac
INTO the country.
After iew hours some six seven men passed down
he road and soon canoe. coming from the virginia
h0rc. passed below the men in ambush. who imme
liaiey rose and followed II down TIL II landed Here
they saw crowd Of people upon whom they immc
diaicy rushed They met part of the way mp the bank
= or 80 feet from the waters edge the three prisoners
whom they Immediately seized one OF these pr0ies-ed
his innocence AMI offered 70 prove HE character II they
would conduct him before Ohio Justice OF the Peace
hard by.
The three men We're forcibly taken on board boat by
the capior- and conveyed 10 parkcrsburc Va. wher'
they wsrc committed 90 prison by magistrate II was
also In evidence that OF the prisoners were seen 60
ing ny the bank with bundles bags belonging 70 the
slaves, contents not known
We are astonished that the called Court Of WOOD
County should for a moment hold the prisoners in Gus
i1iy Il only shows the cncth 20 which pro-lavery IN
science darcs 20. That called Court remanted them io
rrison for trial before the Superior Cour of Virginia "a
~ in aud for the County Of Wood the 18Th day cd
September neXi and the motion Of their counsel thai
they might be- bailed. was refused.
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" ~ % fne Elysun Fields, lip.u Ach Only ia,ip
\ abe Resort on tr banks OF tlr beautiful HUDSON. ~
IRE Change of novelties Tor h- ~e-h, commencing oh Mon
day. Julg 2fl Free Exhibitions every afternoon ~
fcoc. on stage erected i9r the parpose, n front OF e
toOuualc.
Mr. McCary has tA- pleasure Goo announceto The families
r New York that e has fr t- Wee, maize an engagement
wi Do ie ehraed operate Brothers ara 9-ief- ei on d.
Thai l.tiv celebrated and fifrou. Dan Gardiner, known
to- grea Negro performers oi me present tunes
The following f'e names of iti- uneqlaei Band
l. Oh Dan tmnif. Niolni-i OF -f~ai note.
> Billy Nhfock. the only real BANJO player living.
j. Charles While tI.rcau'i be- heat AccOrdian Anl-t.
4 Barney Milanl- master OF lAe Itiuburiue.
b ID Dan Gardiner fle terror Of at Negro Dancers.
The visitor. a. DE Els-an Feld- are most .p-ctly n
Dnned 'nihs week. rey Oh De- entertained Win ne han
I'D music, M obi. popular Bsn1. They viii appear in al
their linal song 6ee- Chori-es anu Dances 100 which
they bid denancs fO all competition lF<' 81
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\VILDEK'., Patent salamaader s.fe-roe iacrea.e'

NNILDEK's> Patent salamander ssie.-fne increased
w demand for these unparalleled safes since The gree
Of fle l9h inst winch they Out trumphanty
having secured The books and valuable papers Of many
cIau- while the contents of other -bfr- were totally DE-
.ir0y, standing side by side the saamtnder, has induced
The proprietor put sufficient number OF workmeu a.
meet demand and ha- assortment on hand Cs
Iron SAFE Warehouse of the Grcat sign and 80" sale
taken from W late tire and from he Tribune Buildings ana
other win reports certificates, tc snd -r-et OF
cave your capable of holding your books, Val
liable papers. lewelry and cash. SlLAS C. hEhkND.
ly-slm ManniAe'Hfe' i'' -" ""''l
n<E OF KItu'~ Improved Patent Saiamander Ssi's
of The 90 -il which purchased the second oi June
INST Of Marvin. 1884 Waersc. agent for me manu-
fcnirer expOsed o the most Intense beat during te
Late breadth. colia-fafiOn
tn. store which occupied, No " Broaisireei, en-
eileen i..i into he c-ar and renamed there fourier hour
wards should Judge hat h had been heated 10 red eaL
On opening le BooA. and Papers found not 10 have
been touched by nre
deem this ordeal sufficient 10 confirm fully the reputation
iai Richs already obtained Dr H. con
tents against oil hazards. lsignedJ WM. BLOODDOoD.
New York, July p, -
Tie undersigned purchased of A. s Narsin 1871 Water
street one of RcH- Improved Patent >aansDder safes
That store was entirely consumed h- great cOniagraior
on the morning Oi the 1911 int
The .afs was taken rom the hftywo hours after
and opening ne Books and Papers were found entirely
unInured By IRE. AID only slightly wei The leather o.
come Of lle books psrchef b. the extreme h~ai.
(,gnet) RICHARDS CROSkHITE.
Negy fur IfI. faty f.l2 cod D PIN. street
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LDOOA 1 lONs
ilEV n. r. H-DDAR1vs CLASSICAL AND COM

DFN. X. r. HIDDAkI> CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL-tOur
eonih.iree' between nisersi - Place gnd fAh Avenue
Tn. Establishment which has lately been removed from
ii0t.fon-str,c prepared for Ice reception oi an in
creased number oaIder- No expense has been paf,,i
% render 10 a complete well arranged school ior boys II
has built Nprs Tor ia" purpose intended. under The
direction of he hr-t architects M Le city. AMI Mr.
fludiau has much satisfaction presenting iO his Friend.
ana ue Public Institution in which every requisite for the
scconnnd Atom convenience and comfort az his pupil, j.
combined such the experience OF many year. has
gesied. The situation perhaps, the most ei- ne which
could have been selected tor the purpose regards health
and facility of access. Al c advantages oil TIE best IN
-incior- and Professors available while The Dement'S OF b
country residence gained by the outdoor athletic eNrr
cis- hch can be enoyei IN the spacious playground.
Further Information o Of study, and other pan
cuars interesting parents be- obtained application
io Mr. Huddsn h. residence m lil street.
y B-The regular Academica \ ear Will commence on
the OF September after the summer vacation. The num-
Der OF Pupils being limited a lie Day School, vacancies " M
filed ~ they occur
For BOARDEGs and DAY BOARDERS, who are on
rey distinct and speaie applications VIII be received a.
time.
TERMs-For Boarder- 800 per annum Tvs hout accom-
pshmenis > Day Boafder- 80 PER quarter Day scholars
-3n p4r ou,rf.r il-i lfno. ~ W.NF.
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WIIBRAHAN ACADEMY lI1I"AfI--Nc sc
hy the annual report OF the visiting committee 'ha'
fi- Institution IN danger Of losing portion OF rs
funded properly. valued az $1,000 The iac,s, as we
gather them from the report briefly these re-"
wears after the Institution was founded, 10 rcneNrii M
uart of debt which WAS becoming somewhat emoar-
RAISING and IN redemption of pledge, Col Amos binhey
caused the Methodist Religious society az ta-i Tam
bridge which was indebted 10 him. o lease Tor ~ years
Go the Trustees Of the Academy ifgci o ANA Win
school house and "a dwclng house thereon, c'nN,s 60
previously 10 the society by the propfl'ior> oi h' ana
Bridge IA East Csmhrid-c The proprclofs OF lhe '"a
bridge now claim The property 20 leased On te -ioun
That the lease 20 The Trustees Of The Academy oiSCh
u the conditions which they conveyed q the Rem
-cus society IN Past Cambridge md have brought Their
suit al law accordingly. 20 recover il back.
springfield Post.
WHirrLESEY MEETINC-We perceive in the
New.Nork Evangelist request o. aid the members Of
the Whuesey family residing in the United states, Ia
meet ai the house Of Dea Chas H. Whiulessv state
street New Haven "Wednesday evening preceding
The commencement M Yale College 20 include those
adde's who have lost the numc by marriage well a.
those who have not, II - thought that those who
MI, be- able 70 trace their relationship TO each other
well as their common descent from John Whiitlesoy
who died q, saybrook in loN
NrUROLool This doctrine appears 10 be grad
uay making progress Dr. buchanan i preparing Tor
me pres. two volumes Of Lectures. &C IN when his
views will De fully presented His experiments, "h'eh
are sill prosecuted al hgst. for the sake OF discovery
and sysfsmatic knowledge. SAID 10 .mpaIt N'id ~
terest and conviction to those By whom they are VII
messed. Louisville Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

~ Wafer Cure NJ /

~ Wafer Cure NJ Lebanon ~priDas.-Tns very
beautiful romantic aud healthy place j. easy 90 access, being
situated only - mile. East Of Albany, ~ miles y r oi
Hudson and miles West Of fiif-tc.d Mas and presents
natural advantage for purposes Of health seldom equairi
For PARTICULAR address poet paid David Cambel. Lehs-
nor springs, Columbia Co. y. T."
The Waier-Cure Journal aud Teacher " Health. Joel
shew, NJ d. Editor. Campbell NhiinaTsh. Publish
De obtained OF VIM. IT, Graham Tribune Buildings, 80
sas-su-sfreet Sewiors City Subscribers viii hereafter
receive heir numbers Al his place Terms ~ volume
- 2. nuuhsrs loo advance nvNln
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Tnh or : IT waREnou>E Of sEyIS

= W =
L BROTH 20. a. Broadway, having been destroy
y the .aie i've uey having ost Sihoni ancel i
n.femrtlg remove Tie same several 1rices 81 c4thr
furniture finished and no. finished, 81 considerable amount
a. clothing together ladies' cloak, meg would r.
specially request ans persons having ffe ssme IN Their pos
.-ol " whJ cln 1--WE henl Information thereof, o drop
lem ue al ~ Grand--treet stating where hey can be-
...rE wa ~
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nays PATEST -nIRRED -u-pE>DER-

NAYS PATENT -iilRRID ~I>PtNDth~
- have been tested and hundreds ~ fhousands worn az
ing pact year. Win entire Satisfaction. b~uR to
"a and daily sto.aa d,c9mpo,ed slses uifions, 1ffers
rosti,5 some ~ which have been sold my own manu-
fcture for deception. Notice j. therefore hereby gwen
every box Oi my manu- lciure hs- ny name
The perfect compound Of which my goods are man ~
never nsn made public and d. mucn stronger hn1 'r
'hal th. sulphur uad- goods p"Hnh'n ai u
Detective method snO~r 6oodyear-, - = requisite ="
GOOD article which has obtained ne enrfr cpn"lruc' Z"
i.o-e - be- U.s.. or deal in the cyrn gated goods .
The following memorandum o. experiment. Dy Dr tuI
TOM will fully explain the advantage Of nay discovery 10 N,
r.u.,aou IN flbnsr and the .my0s- h.lfy ofdccOmDo-
iod This tasl was Obtained By tie undersi2Icd bu
va. A. f instance Ofa gentleman drr0us tO apply D. 10
larucUlar purpose, hOkA, r IL, DAif
s1cce..cr W lh- R0kbgry India KuDter Co
ZjMaden Lane
have mais~ yera perlelfs upon he prepared nd.s
Rubber 10 Nr. Day. with TOE fU.OH results
Portions ~ 10 kept mmer-.d in olive, llseel af.
whale oils none Of which affected b. although remained
fF several hours BY ioug beaiing n ~ hale OF
.Idare became ulr sofi-ued. Tie same elect "oeo
probably be- produced vii. other OILS.
Portions kept 10 boiling air Tor an Aouf on io
without suffering any change ialeef, either 10 ea's
nrotierxise - "a q,
Portions OF ho prepared Rubber were subject % eo =,
81 degrees beow zero r. Tor several hours ue v4 49,
Ills pfodleed render lille hafdef-'' nue. H'"
ever a. scarcely % BE- pefcelrn.- ,,,,.ro>- n n
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BOARDING anh botsls.

rARU.-The Boarding House OF MRS. 4. BROWN
" having escaped the general cVnassrHliop che bes
her numerous friends and the public that
they viii s md pleasant and airy accommodations At her
,csidrnce OF Battery Place aud orcen~ ch
iy23 I'm
4 GENTLEMAN and wif-. or Two SING. gentlemen
N can be- accommodated with good and board.
beskst and tea, IN gentsel private family located
route In hs upper part o The CITY, which, Tor pleasant
4sss unsurpassed. References exchanged Address o.
; l. on 30 lower Post Office yI6r
ilOAkD.-single gentlemen wishing Board up town
- during The hot weather find pleasant and airy
At $40 Broadway. near Union Place. Jy.i lw.
ilOAkDlN(:.-,,-nil aud their wives slngl-
- gentlemen obtain board with Pheasant rooms, al
w. . Forsyh-str-et References exchanged. DlS 81
tlOAkD.- Pheasant Room wuh Board can be- obtainsS
- l5i CanasL for Gsntl.men and her Wives single
t..n ixli ms
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..rTuO-E LARGR PITCHER-.'' -Tbe r.i

i our BRirANSiA PircHERs " beats al attlr.' IAr
rse ones especially are m great demand h-ea-e ~ M
ef.aniiiy of Ice they cUnian. Mr smith, Ol -'ng one d
I'm . with frozen lismOuis from RDc~ali Lac cooi-
Iv remarked that "a. pifrher; and there = not
r1o-. sensible man Than Sir. Smith Of tins CRY.
our assortment j. somewhat brosrl thanks 10 End p1i
ron- bu. sve NAL soon have farther supply For sale
w. .oesae and retail. a. o BurlIn---l p ~
i~ssIw BOARDMAS HART.
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ErTtK YALNNIE ~ PENCIL CAsL

I 4 For tho New Postage Lgw.-JphN ehELDOSr Pa
Tent Unique POrsr Companion. containing Letter Ia anfe
.~ lie e. III and rae- ~ Postage, the Oh On.
" n or snd ~. AT0rdupo.- Weigif-, convenient
Pen and Holder. improved ever-pointed Pencil food
Pics and sovere Oua-e. Letter sea- reserve Of Leads
Z. H. TOP 81 it- Case, aud rr whole serves to measure " m
being exactly inches forming complete Mui8n IN Par
20 the cOnysni-uc-s II winch sefvic-r For sale %
JOHN J. BROWN co. IL Fuiion-sL near Has-su
descriptive gfv.n 'sir azch srfi~- - nsy
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70 j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor Al
Law aud Comm of DEEDS. Sc. Will afteni IN the
Reading Room Of Tammany Hal NJ al hours Of tie day
md evening. Wis O-if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

" tam safe and efecuA remedy for Dysenery, Diahra,
Dr LOo-eness Cholera MOrbu. summer Complaint, ChONc.
stomach Vomiting, Sptung mp oi Food alter eatn
wind stomach and bowels hysterc- cramp nervous
iremor- and twchings sckn---, flaming. melancholy
and Owne-~ OF spirits eting and crying Of Infants and for
900 howe affections and nervous diseases.
This one Of the eHcea pleasant and safe compo-
-iOns offered % Tire public Or The cure OI e various
arrangements of the stomach and bowels and ne only art
Gle worthy of the confidence for curing cholera nian
lin complaints and IN all The above diseases d
really acts Ike a charm
All persons are requested try IT, for without exception
b !. one OF the most desirable family medicines eyer DC
covered.
BuRIINGTOs, Beaver Co. Feb. 1913.
DR ID. J.YSR-Desr sir: My ln.e son, when about Two
months old was seized with bowel plant cau-t, A.
Ippu-r by change of Diet, 70 continued Tor Two "ecHr
without nfern--on and Notwithstanding me remedies IRE
.crh-d bv respectable physician, We gave mp ihe tl
.icum. supposed, 10 a fatal disease. But pfoF4d-n
Tally heard Of Jayue's Carmuave, A. an ehr'ua cure Tor
bowel conn amt and mreiiffey de- patched messenger
n town II miles OFT fora bOtlr. by lie Use oi - nrd
cine n les than lhry-sN hour, he disease " A. Checked
had bv To- continued u,e for few days the child was re-
stored To- perfect health Shortly after i-, here occurred
similar case in o| tie families of my congregation
prescribed James Carnafve and he result was speedy
cure From a knowl-ise OF the efficacy Of Or. jayne
medicines advise every family keep u on hand, ready
or any emergency. Re- pectili|y yours,
ARTHUR 3. BRADFORD,
Pastor of Presbyterian Church, boy ie-iO~n. Pa
Prerare.f bv Dr. JAYNE 1n South TllrIs Pm af-i pha
sold also also Al wholesale aud retail by 4. D. SANDS
Druggist ~ Fulof-sL Broadway and - East broad
way. Nev-York Wls I'M
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1tNCIL LETTEK BALANCt-.-

F1FNIIL LETJ'EK BAIANlE-.-Ws have re-.
ceIg-l by ATE arrivals small jog OF Pencil Ia trr-
smaller -nl more convenient sire than those inuv1nceu
Month since. They arr plated and contain me w
rn.t e--.rtui arSes-a Pencil and place for rails an
I.fer Baaug fr The s. Do and - cent rates 81 postage
FOR -sle vho'e-ac and retail. ~ 4 80. q, ,. 81.
John j. BROWS co. ~ Fu.ionsl
Those a b. have been va iting for ul- :"
will please -end In their ori-rs imfntoiAlely p, D.
III ~ f,ld Pencil Pensnie. Gold Pea AMI balance feh-
els. ,'iil on hand -
TAX hk., NOTICE IA rOrrual ~an.'l ~ Loa'
40 pretd t-re TWO Of fhr~- hafcne- - srlf Bread
',d u,.-s and steady ora will be gwen steady
.gd competent worsmsr IL VIII be nredr,- ~ any bal
good WORKMAN 10 apply 70 JAS; hELLf,
y.s s.. - Bsekman-sL
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HAI TIo<.-kenilf .y Bonds messing The follow ln-
y Honds o the safe of Kentucky were forwarded hy tr
subscribers the 81 n.i addressed t' john f"ier %
80. iio6 for 5000 dae Isl MARCEL 1879 issued to T. :
40. 80 Sr >iooo dated i Nov $780, issued TO j. Taoor-
load.
No So for siooo dated 9Th Nov. $780, issued 10 7 Moor
No. SIS for 5000. dated 5h May l5ii, issued to J. H.
Wood.
No sgi for iOoo dated .h May 1871. issued to Doom
Ea.rnr rfar. "a * cent viii coupons arlcie'lf
ma r.s.snah l ~ sear from their pectFe dates
The Bonds not having come o ttie l' plpf are eAl-
TONED ,,ir.f uegefianr them. Any Information respect
luz hem Nil be- llanAiu..y received ~ - -
TsTf : JAIDOS co. - Wal--L
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.D ono KTv ARD.-Tl- above reward wlll BE-
.So.UUU pad lor he recovery Of The following sums
Of Moury-orin Proportion - e amount
a., 80 M fr q barge Clinton, of POl. hstep-c, n the
f,f of r street, htixera fle hours Of and VI o.
Noniav t.. 7lh Instant the passage 10 olgAeei-r
VIZ -.
$1,000 Of be Ills Of the Merchants Exchange BsnA'
N-,>-lork. -
Sl1g7 OF the bill. Of tire Bans oi Fol-AAerp,@
$3.50 OF th- bills ct tie Farmers ali Man-iactlrefs
Bank of POgelsrtp-I-.
$50 OF Tie bills Of ~ lion- nlllrl pt-r-
2 T. BF NJAMIS. Cashier Of he
Fanners' .ni Manliacuf-f- fa-A' foughSeeps.e.
NORTH. Cashier of tie
baLs cd Pouglkecp..e
Any information rAy be given 70 lie Merchants kxchtnge
RAM Narl-N.r.. ~ wv
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TTICA and HOrnel-gllle HallrO1d- y oCce sirreby
n gwen that Ia pursuance ofaa entitled An act 10
urO7e for no. construction Of Railroad from Attics TO
iOr1sss.le pissed May a. lasj Books Will be open for
Subscriptions iO he capital sfoca Of he Aca and HoInels
ve Railroad Company he Mansion House The city Of
safaO and the American otr m the village Oi HOrnes
e ana Al To- Evans Hotel 10 tie village OF Arics.
Wednesday. the 10th day Of September next, n IL O'clock
tie forenoon and continue open for two days thereafter
Daiei Buffalo. July 10. i3il
GEO. PALMER. ;. w SMITH,
JANIS O. HOYT STEPHEN MUNDY.
JAMES X. DOOLITTLR, J. l. BARTON,
w. " HAWLEY, WALTER JOI,
5w Commis ioner&
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,,y,.p.yr>r- nIRRED

~ fi as-orfmenf always on htnn -i'i i.' 90. -.
Grants ard Al retail al the store Of %" Ht-'-@ ~ ~
t..utee - MAIDEN Lane. - I'LL. r r...-
.,ense, =, IN have h- attached. Buyers, II you de-
an e taf - % deconpose or -tc4 70 your .nift
- = -rtrs free from ,ir many defects snc Oh &c
- - mon 10 corn yais- sp-uder- boy the genuine
~ II me uaksrs does not sypear beware VI them.
SrfCr-Th- uuderri gned having patented bis Invention
b. Fngiarf and ~ fhe prime pal governments the
orIa..a wl sell lallOr whole neh Tor England. France
- .yiuuI W25 H. II. DAY = Maldrn-L.s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-04
JOSIAH w. HALE,
THOMAS II. PALMER. : Count,
REUBEN r. THRALI.
MILTON cLARK.

Mr., Clark delivered two lectures in this village,
last week, to crowded Audiences No one has ev-
er spoken here, who could interest an audience
more than he did. All went away satisfied that
even the slave, though long imbruted and crushed,
has mind as giant-ke as others, and that all he
needs, to unfold the loftest intellect is, to relieve
him of the heII-lorged chains of prejudice and OPP
preston and pour into his ears the sweet tones
ofsympathy and love. They became convinced
Of another fact that the Shareholders do not OBJ
ject to enslaving .chite men as we'll as black ones
as Mr.. c. was winter than most of the audience,
he addressed.
Let the friends remember that Mr.. Clark will he
at the County Convention to-day, (Friday.) He
will speak at . O'Clock P, NJ, and in the course OF
his remarks will give an interesting account OF a
contemplated Instruction among the slaves in '39
and 40, in which he took a conspicuous part.
1t will be much mole appropriate way OF
spcnding1the 4lh in devsing ways to make our
country what it processes to be, than in burning
powder and listening to flaming oratons in praise
of our nations shame, rather than of her indepen-
dence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-04

you return bow down again, and give thanks that
you have been enabled to play the hypocrito to
perfection" He went on, but as to the praying
upon the shore AIN uniformed.
That such course should be taken by Board
of Missionaries is not a little strange. At the
recent Missionary convention, held in your village,
an explanation of this strange fact was offered by
the Secretary of the Board--as strange MS the fact
itself, To remove all apprehension of wrong, no
related fact. The missionaries at one station
among the Indians, were, at a certain time, all
sick, and in real want. A Shareholder in the neigh
ho,hood learned their state, and sent slave with
load of provisions for their relief. The mission
AIRY did not think it his duty to refuse the bounty,
because borne by the hand Of a slave. He gladly
received him to his house, and he remained dur
ing morning worship, &c. Then the DR., asked
stcan any one object to ths2 Would not those who
do object do the same thngsr THIS is offered
as an explanation of the mysterious fact al
luded to above! | must say was little sur
prsed that question of such Importance as this,
should be answered by simply fact of this kind,
that has at least but most remote connexlon with
the difficulty. No obotionst ever objected to IA
case ofhat kind. We all do this in regard TO the
rumseIlers and gamblers of our own common
wealth. But we preach, pray, md cote against
these sins, and they knOw it. With these
facts before them, if they should see fit TO visit us
in our afiiction, we receive them into our houses
But is their no difference between This course, and
sending agents among Churches aud communitc.
of rumseIlers and gamblers to ask aid in giving
the gosrel to the heather, with entire silence in
respect to The prevailing sins, and preaching and
partakng of the sacrament in such churches? Is
there no dferonce1 Or have here found dis
tincton without difference" 1t seems TO me the
'erplanation needs to he explained Let not these
Inconsistencies be passed over, by saying they are
the rantings of an enemy. They are the sober re
Elections Of a friend "The5e difficulties sooner o
later must be met" f. }.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-04
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

When a Liberty County Convention is called
every Liberty man in the County ought to make
his arrangements to be present., fpossibIe. ltds-
hearlens our friends and rejoices our enemies, to
see "A meagre convention, with only here and there
one; it looks as though we were partially dscour-
aged and die not expect to do much of anything.
On the other hand, a fully attended conventions
infuses new life and courage among our friends,
mics. Our conventions so iarths year, have been
well attended. Let the friends see to it that the
conventions that may hereafter be called, shall not
suffer for want of numbers.