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PROPOSALS. FOR RATIONs.

HEADQUARrgRs MARINE CoRPs
Quarermaser's Office Washington Oct. IL, 1913
SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii be received this office
- until 10 O'Clock, m, Monday, the 18th day of No
vember for furnishing atons 10 the United States
marines The following stations for the year ist9 wis
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadep hia, Pennsy lvania;
Gospor Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola Florida and
Washington District of Columbia.
Each ration consist of one pound and quarter of
Ire IN beef three quarters of pound OF pork
eighteen of bread made of supefiine flour,
perfne -four the option of the government; and at the
best New Orleans sugar. eight quarts OF the best white
beans four quarts of vinegar two quarts OF salt, Jour
pounds OF good hard brown SOAP and one and hall
pounds OF good hard dipped aiow candles to each hun
bred ratons.
The beef required shall be delivered the order of the
commanding officer OF each station, either In bulk or by
the single ration and shall consist Of the best and mcst
choice pieces of the carcass the pork be No prime
pork, and the groceries OF the best quality OF the
kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by two
surelies OF known responsibility To be endorsed PRO
posas Tor ratons for lSi9." .
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, @. M. M. C,
Oct I3-3taw4w -
The American Sentinel and Pennsy vanan, Phiadel-
phia the Portsmouth Gazette New Hampshire the Bos
ion Post Boston Times, Boston the New York Herald,
New York Evening Post New York Courier and Enquirer,
and New York the Baltimore Republican and Balti-
more Sun the Norfolk Beacon the Norfolk Herald, the
andria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia and the Pensacola
Gazette VIII give the above three insertions each week,
and send the account accompanied by one printed copy
of the ADVERTISEMENT this office for payment.
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NoIlCE-By authority Of the Board of President and
Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
meeting of the stockholders of the said pany is here
called TO be holden in the directors OF the Bank of
Washington Saturday, the llth day of November next,
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose Of considering
SIS, rights, and privileges under the charter of the said
opany TO the government of the United States such
etms as will then be submitted to hem in order to tue
ldge becoming free.
Stockholders not attending in person. and desiring to
oe must each appoint proxy by power under his or
ef hand and seal, attested by too witnesses.
VIM. GUNTON President
Oct. l9-eotd
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estat

ID virtue deed of dated the oath day of
ID February, 1913, and recorded in iber W. y No lll,
folio 81 81 &c of tho land records Of washington
county District Of Columbia and the request OF Hoy o.
White of Philadelphia of the parties having an inter-
said deed, will to sale at auction, on
Tuesday day of November next at o'clock in the
afternoon front of the premises, all that piece parcel
ground city Of Washington the west side OF
Sth street, Pennsylvania avenue known and dsn-
guished on the ground PLAN and marked and laid down
the pa, of said city lot No H. in square No 4oS with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms third OF the purchase money in cash. and the
residue and four months to be secured by the pur-
chasers notes. satsac toy endorsed with interest from
day of SALE and by deed of trust on the premises
If the terms be complied with within three days from
the day of .ale the property will be esod weeks
notice. nj the risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
ED. G. IL g. 4. DYER, Auctioneers.
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J,IIE written signature safeguard against

rIyHI signature tho only safeguard against
CONFERENCE.-The public attention is invited and par
iculy erred to the setting forth the new
STYLE of labelling and the putting up Of DIR. Beckwhs anti
dyspepc and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyotts ap
proved anti-bous pills; bol of which. may be seen,
guard to depended uponho of tho
proprietors on the label of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprncpcd
persons are surely base counteets and will be rejected
as such The pills that in the hands of who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature of the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwiths
and Dvotts anti bilious pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
w Dyo Sons of the Columbian College, No lS2 North
Second street, Philadelphia who will execute any orders
for the same s-.l.
Druggists all Wholesale dealers who wish to be fur
nished with genuine pills, will hes upped on the most
iber,i terms by applying as above. May 2l-n
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p. J. Steer, Merchant Tailor,

IJAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
IL he has received large assortment OF new fall and
winter goods, which opened and ready for
nation The stock embraces English French and Bel
gan cloths cassmeres and ves!ings in great variety OF
Styles qualities prices together with large stock OF
very handsome fancy domestic cassimeres, abiy
good cheap silk woolen. and cotton understands and
drawers superior dress shirts fancy articles, such
Stocks gloves cavats suspendcrs, hosiery, collars,
bosoms, umbrellas, gowns, &c., &c.
j. s. great pleasure in assuring those who
want clothing his stock and arrangements sEch
10 ennble him furnish them prices unusually low,
while he warrants every give entire satisfaction.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct 5-3taw1mif
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To Gentlemen who shave themselves.

d. persons who shave themselves his dressing for
|anp which certainly supersedes necessity for the use
|Otthe hone have hundreds of citizens testify the
value the dressing if it does not restore the
duest fine smooth edge. charge will be made
good and strops and lot OF excellent shaving
SOAP For sale low at s. PAKKEK'S :
perfunery and fancy store, near Blackwell's HOTEL
Oct 22-ti
From the National Inteigencer.
SHAVING An who wish the luxury of an easy aud clean
1--WE of the beard) recommended 10 call at
Parkers fancy store the avenue and obtain supply
his razorstrop powder, and OF Vroom Fowers pre-
ary shaving soap, both of which have been test
and found superior any similar articles ever before
tired The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved so comfortably in thirty years
From the Saturday Evening News
EASY SHAvING.-t will he 'ech by reference 70 Seiby
pkers sen,enI that the razorstrop powder there
refereed to is strongly recommended in the National
elgencer by gentleman who has proved its virtue and
value. respected citizen, who called UPON yesterday,
that he has tested the razorrop powder and
found be worthy of the strongest recommendation.
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:, ,n,s sAnsApARnLA, In quart bottles, for the

= L. a
| ',oval and permanent cure of all diseases arising
Impure OF the blood or habit oil the system viz
Sa Kings tyli EfuPuohs
smp Pusues on she AZ pes eoe Eyes
tungwoTm or lee ~ s,r.i,23s ~ az y. 'ne
and joints o'uooo =, =! oi
ambgo, and Diseases ans , ~ 'Yus use %
,,cles, or DIopsy ~ ss ~ m .,o, o'o"i'
Constitutional Disorders WI, os ~ ~ ms ,s
y the field oil Tvs ~ ~ !, r. ~ Gnu s
recommended ny phy n ,h nno ~ ~ he n n Pm
byed in medical pIaeuoe ing S I'm % ,a y
,ease with swollen saa ~, ho'h snd siner Th ni Gu
has been teo a,hsnma 70 hsosar and ~ Nv pa
covered win li a,nnSraas =, narsnns - h
nts has been made wnoie , us Muo nsu sloan
hOpeessy for years under anu g'anaalal disorders
chronic Fheam. m % orssns and thr }s,ia9 ha &
arrangement VI 80, ,hs r,cl of disease sod now Win s.y.na
raised as y ,dIv testify efficacy
yea No
lbe certificate from Col samuel o. Taylor gentleman
standing and extensive acquaintance hrongh me southern
safes lately appointed consul to New Granada commends it,
,ii 10 the attention OF all
NE" fohh' January 7, ls's
MessH b. D. SANDS Henemeh Having used ana witness
effects OF your excellent Q. on differ
IN various psrs o. ne % W. srg'na
louisiana texas, anu -, " n.'i's ne
high opinion rar,nn;r, ~ ~, w
case acted almost ii' i ~ ,h p.y she lsa.ea
nte Of the system anu ,Nns y" " ' "soeso'e "anhc
sac and invsora,ing nnnence, a, an, ,.,.,
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amy In conclusion Wou,u y @ , i ~ ~ hnowh lhe
noe hYh ii WIN o. sapey known brouabout the isOgh and
esdh OF our widely extended country =, n.y,on
Yours very fesPee""S' n c cons m 70 M.n Ta,.
" ~ '0"'' " +''" "i"""'a'
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
NV Yonx Feb H. lsis
s s.sDs Having suffered many years with disease of my
NM scans i'm Furone and the nited
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ADAMS q CO.'S EXPRESS


Office, Pennsylvania avsmse, wear Railroad Depot.
7NHs public respectfully informed that we continue
to run our express between Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, Boston, and all the principal cities
and for the safe and speedy conyeyance Of mer
chandise, packages bullion, bank-notes, DC. .r.e
Particular attention will be paid to the collection and
payment OF notes, drafts, bills DC.
Custom house Boston, New York Philadelphia,
and Baltimore promptly attended and on reasonable
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
east are particularly requested TO order by Adatns and
Co 3" Express which will insure their conveyance with
greater despatch ~
Our express for Richmond Petersburg, and the sou tn
leaves daily at p. m and arrives daily at II p m
Our express from the north arrives daily at H. and
Nov s'eodtf PHILIP j. BUCKLEY, Agent
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S150 REwAED.-Rana away from the SUBSCRIBE n near

|Q1Sl REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
|OlcU Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He is black, ~ years OF age,
about feet or inches high, has down look when spo
Ken TO- thick lips, and heavy tongue He had on when
lie lett domestic kersey iock faded black color.
broad brm white hat aud other clothing with him,
objected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
e be apprehended out OF the State and 300 taken in the
oae SO that may get him again All reasonable charges
|Wl be paid If delivered 10 at Luray.
aaron lett IN company with sprghtly yellow boy, red
onpexlon, red halr, and spotted face; no! tall as
Aaron but heavier made Both of the above boys good
coopers VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
sept TT Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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r ANE ~ TUCKER, Merchant Tnilors, Pennsylvania
IL avenue, ~ and 9th respectfully invite
particular OF their numerous friends and the
public large and well selected stock of fall and
goods just received OF the latest and most fashionable
STYLES cloths cassimeres vestngs, No. making their
sortment this time, including general and handsome
variety of articles for gendemen's wear very complete.
An who therefore in pursuit OF good articles at mod
crate prices will do well TO give us call.
Sept 22--3aw3Wf
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CLAIMS.-Froncis

koLDiEks' CLAlMS.-Francis A. Dickns oilers his
services IN procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
es in the late with Mexico In ordinary cases his
barge will be for procuring land warrant scrip, or
ehslon certificate, SO Tor pay, mileage, clothing, &C.
fo IL the amount be under 500 If that sum- 10 per
et for three months extra pay, S3 All letters must be
os-pad.
Mr. f A. Dickins's office is at his residence street,
eween 18th and 1ith streets
Oc h-h2m
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M having the invitation of the trustees taken charge
o the Presbyterian high school Tor young ladies' in Louis
ve begs present claims her former friends, and
express the hope change of location will prevent
Item from ntlus,ing their daughters to her Mrs c. has
bund Louisville than she led expect, and the
people Jealous OF education and she hunbly
trusts that the institution she is assisting to found may be-
come a blessing to the community for years to come.
l from the south and southwest indicate il the very
place for school of high character and neither pains nor
expense will be spared place beside the best in
The Union
Mrs Darlington will receive a limited number of board
eTs, who will be as daughters in her family.
Sept 3O--d3m
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National clearinghouse

TUST RECEIVED direc from the Island OF ST. Thomas,
j per brig Anhalostn, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
will served up daily in soup, and all the various modes
of cookery and possible style Also from Nor
folk fresh oysters spiced oysters, sheepshead mackere
hogs, NC, &c all of which Will be served up at the
shortest notice.
Gg- Families served usual.
Aug lS-tf w. WALkERs
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person upon books unes tbs
payment Of the subscr pton be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward money by letter the pos,ags
which viii be paid by all by ourselves
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published Try. weekly during
sons Congress. and semi weekly during the
period loss than will received
terms propsrtionsd to the above annual rates. b.
ay POsTMASTERB authorized agents BY
sending us yx DAILY with enclosed or i've SEMI
WEEKLY subscrbsrs with enclosed Ave
crbers $40 viii be entitled copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis
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RE MOVAL.
FlREMEN's lNSuRANcE Co. nl

FlRENEY's INSURANCE Co OF WASHINGTON AND
,,,, Georgetown, October 2S, lS4S.
ii NE once oil this Compan held in the building
a Of The bank oil Washington, next door north of the
klng room, northwes. corner, where the president and
ctos III make all kinds oil against fire within
e limits oil the county OF Washington In The District of
Columbia.
The office will be kept open daily Except on Sundays
hHsmas, Good Friday, Isl OF January and the 4th OF
lyo between the hours OF 10 a IN. and p. m.
Oct 3i-eo2w ALEX. MCINTYRE Secret,rv
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GOAL COAL.-Just arrived, and now landing 200 tons
best anta cite COAL which will be sold very reasonable
for cash. delivered from the vessel Now is the time TO
lay in your winter fuel 49,
Also on hand white and yellow pine of varons qualities.
suitable for building purposes which will be sold very low
Tor cash as cash is the article ia demand f,.r
Also, expected every hour lot of New York cement
On hand, cacined plaster, laths, NC. 4
All of which am very anxious dispose Of for cash
Can and see yourselves the lumber yard 7h street,
near the canal. ,oo.
Oct M-3taw3w +. M. PEARSON.
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HANGING Ac.demy.-Mr +. X. Liable has the honor
~ of announcing the ladies and gentlemen OF Wash
ington and Georgetown that his dancing academy will be
opene al the residence of his late father Pennsylvania
avenue nearly opposite Wizards Hotel On Tuesday, Mo-
vember 9TH. -
DAYS OF tuition in Washington Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday. ~.
DAYS tuition in Georgetown, until the LIST oil December,
Mondays and Wednesdays.
Sept 30-3awH ia
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. SO.
To be drawn in Baltimore, November %, lS45

Tickets $l2-Halves $5-Quarers 49,
Certificates of package OF rs wholes $l70.
Do shares in proportion.
a distance who desire tickets, shares,
or Packages IN any above magnificent schemes aY
RELY having their orders promptly and faithfully filled by
Addressing ID. PAINE " CO. Managers. ~
No AZ, Fayete street,
Oct 29-2aw Baltimore, Maryland.
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he annual course Lectures Chemistry, by PROBES
sofs Page and Gale, the National Medical College,
| III commence the first Tuesday in Novemo er and
ntlnue i've months, embracing nearly seventy lectures
asses rom schools and citizens generally wishing for tck
age. IT.
Oct 27-2Nyif
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NEW BOOKs.-Discipne of Life, novel; Frank
Foresters Field Sports of the United States and BRUSH
PROVINCES of North America vs., with illustrations Past
and Present Chartsm and Saror Resartus, by Thomas
CARLYLE a new edition, complete in l vol Table for
Critics Poem, l vol Memoirs of Madame Catharne
Adorpa by Thomas c. Upham, ID. ID vol /; Arabian
&c. " 80 f. TAYLOR.
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MAGNIFICENT Pianocs /.

yXT FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
w of public, but particularly of those persons
who may wish purchase piano forte, to an examine
ton in his of which is magnh-
full grand octave piano, In rich rosewood case
highly polished and carved with solid legs This beaut-
fully finished instrument, unequaled by any heretofore
for Also two splendid rosewood pianos, one with seven
octaves both OF which received premium at the last
mittee say possesses great purity OF tone good touch
and pleasing resonance throughout may Justly DC called
manufacturers here abroad" The committee award
silver medal the highest premium given in any instance
for a seven octave square piano.
NOR Francisco, California.The superior packet
T. ship Brooklyn will sail from New York the 18th No
She has fine airy in the cabin, second
cabin steeruge and offers desirable conveyance
engrans to California and Oregon.
For freight and passage apply at this office.
IS-2aw2w
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THE Hedge Anchor Young Sailors Assistant in Mat
tiers OF Seamanship by VIM Brady, sailingmasier IT, s.
navy one volume of pages and 10 cngraving
So published and this day received for sale
by FRANCh TAYLOR.
Oct
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T,NFTH voluno. OF story. Laws Of United States

ENFTH volume OF story's Laws OF the Unite" states
l. The Public and General Statutes, passed by the Con
sess of the United States from 1887 to ISIS Inclusive
whether expired repealed, in force arranged IN cmono
logical order, wiihmaginsl references, being
of the series commenced by Judge Story edited by George
Oct. FL +. TAYLOR.
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ITO Medical studcnts.-Taylor IL Maury, booksellers
/ near 9Th street. have hand Wilson's Dissector,
Hornes Dissector, Wilson's Anatomy, and all the text
books of the "Nationa Medical College, and other medic al
and surgical works. published in the United States which
will be sold in every case the publishers prices
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r--~ FOR BALTIMORE

~N-~A FOR BALTIMORE.-The steamer OCEO-
LA WILL the LIST OF October commence
trips above place. leaving Washington Sunday,
at o'clock returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
day at o'clock p. She will stop regularly going and
renrn ny at Leonardtown Md, ST. Mary RIVER, Md, and
Cone rve Va and all the Intermediate landings the
Potomac, Tor signals or to land .
Oct I-3,awu J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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L,oR RENT.-The upper dwelling part of the three
story brick house, adjoining the hotel on Pennsyl
ana avenue, Of 18th street. and the onges
,abished store, .Staoners Hail." occupied by the sub
crber, will be for Possession given before the
irst OF next month, (November) For terms, apply
Oct l2-d3w WI. FISCHER.
IL OWEN - SON bis day receiving their ial sup.
II. ply of goods and will be thankful friends and
customers TO give them call.
WANTED few good coat, panaloon and makers.
Oct l4--eo2w
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xn-@n FOR NORFOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
sgGss..I2- Washington every Thursday, at O'Clock,
m returning leaves Norfolk every Friday, O'clock p
M touching Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare 50. j. MlICHELL, captain.
Ort
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SPEECH OF NH. DOWNS,

LOUISIANA,
On Tie BIZ 10 establish territorial government IN Oregon
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IINOR RENT.-The upper or dwelling part OF that large
IL building situated the corner OF It'll street west and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the stores Of Sinister Co
and Messrs Hall Brother, at present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house. The house contains TWEEN
good rooms (a but three fronting 9TH street and the
avenue kitchen and cellar, with large woodhouse and
yard attached-all in good repair The comfort and
of the house, the valuable and central location
the low rent make of the most desirable board
iDg-houses 10 be had in the city Possesso given the
LIST day of October next For terms, apply 10
ANNE Il. DERMOTT,
Aug. 2t-eodtf Residing in the house.
-JNHE SKETCH BOOK, by Washington Irving,
l. beautifully illustrated with original designs by Oar
ey, and richly bound in Turkey morocco, volume. Just
published and Tor sale by + TAYLOR.
Nov.
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Splendid Lotteries for November, Is4s.

..... ID. PAINE x Co,
Sole Contractors and Managers of the MARYLAND State Lot.
ienes, Office No AZ Fayelte street, Baltimore.
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All the drawings conducted by State Commissioners.
All lotteries, and the sale of all tickets illegal il
Maryland except the Maryland Consolidated Stat
Louery.
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Tickets SIU-HaIVes $5-tluarters ~ %.
Certificates of package OF 20 wholcs $l30.
Do. OF shares in proportion
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-16
The Progress Of Inideliiy.

We are sometimes almost disposed TO
sympathize with the church in her present
distress, and would do so, did we not believe
the Christening she is now receiving will re-
suit in her W good. Infdel principles
as the church esteems infdelity-are pro-
crossing rapidly she knows not whom to
trust, for her best friends are becoming tine.
tured with the heresy, as witness the follow
ing extract =
1--WE are sometimes rebuked for forming
societies, and for agitating the subject Of
slavery at the North, and are told that we
must rely on the preaching of the Gospel to
overthrow the system. We wish TO know
what is meant 10y the Gospel-who are to
preach it! As for recognizing that as Cos.
pei which has been preached these two nun
bred years at the South, and under which the
a~ccursed institution has grown stronger and
stronger every year, we shall never do it,
The South " ere better off without it. We
speak deliberately and intelligently, when
we affirm that there were more hope to-day
of a speedy abolition of slavery, were the
Southern States in a state of heathenism, or
Mahomedanism, than as at present situated
These sentiments are to the full as inidel
as any which enter into the anti-slavery creed
of the most rabid abolitionist. The writer
disparages the gospel as preached in the
South, even denying that it is the gospel 3
he strikes a deadly blow at the holy religion
of the American church by exalting Maho-
mechanism, and even Heathenism above it
Can infdelity 60 farthera
And who, think you, is the writer that
dares to stab thus at the vitals of the church ?
Who, but the editor of the New England
Religious Herald, the accredited organ of the
Orthodox Congregationallsts of that most
Orthodox of all the New England States,
Connecticut Alas, for the church, when it
is thus wounded in the house of its friends.