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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
Something to Make Americans Proud

No true American can read the following
compliments induced by Capt. Ingraham S
conduct in the Kosta affair without feeling
his heart swell with pride. The London
Advertiser uses the following language:
The mother may learn profitable les.
sons from her daughter. Young America
sets examples to Old England, which it
were well for the latter to initiate. The
United States. though in their infancy as
compared with the nations of Europe. not
only possess greater vigor than any other
country under the sun, but. having the
giants strength, the Republic knows how
to WELD it for her own interests and her
own honor. America is no craven coun-
try. She has courage, and she knows
when and how to display it. No power
will insult her with impunity. She has
not only quick perception of what is an
aifront, but she loses not moment in
resenting it.
"Wesay, what all see, that America can,
and that she will, protect her citizens and
guests She has no standing army-she
has scarce navy, but her flag is safe
upon every Sea, and the name of s.Ameri-
can" and the passport of America, is a
warrant from atfront and outrage. Tn
armed, unharmed, she takes her place
among the nations, and is treated with re.
spect and awe. We saw this in the Hun
garlan war, when Daniel Webster made
the Austrian Government abjectly eat the
leek. We see it again now. The reason
is plain. America represents that prin-
clple of liberty that makes every people
her ally. American statesmen speak and
write in the interest of country, not of
class. The act Of this American cap
tain is the theme of England, of Germany
and France. Their journals express
what the people feel. Even the Charivari
jests no more, but shouts, "Long live
America ="
The Charivari proceeds: 1.-THE refu-
gees, the Pariahs. the maligncd of Eu-
rope, are living men once nore. America
claims these waits of liberty, and offers
them the safeguard of her flag. The hu,ks
of Austria, motionless beneath the pointed
cannon of Americs, render rp their VIC
tins. The noble conduct of her marine
at Smyrna is great fact in history. The
news of the demand of NJ. de Kosta bv
her Minister at Constantinople, set the
seal upon her magnanimity March for
ward, Young America, in humanitv's
cause, and shout that rallying shout, Go
ahead : which makes every heart beat
high
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

ne Country editors ciyiE- The above three inscr-
,,orS and calling attention 10 If eiiOTialy, will be
sntIt-,f 10 twelve months exchange with the Daily
rs,i-r Sfoy aug ST
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
For all Poucl ConnplGints.

DR.Js. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF BUCHU,
For oil Diseases Of the Kidncs and Bladder; cLso q
Specific for Gout.
This is decidedly one Of the best remedies ever
used for diseases Of the kidney., bladder &c, and
also for gouy affections always highly recommended
by the late DR.. Physick, and many of the most dis
unguished medical meu abroad Price so cents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYspEpsJ. &,

All of the above preparations, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser to persons in Sickness and in
Health. to be had Off. ID. Gilman, Charles Stott &
Co, w II. Gilman, John W. Nairn, Patterson &
Nairn, W. Morrison, VIM. 7. Evans, Kidwell s
LaHronce, j. 3. Moore, Washington ]. l.. Kid.
WELL Georgetown; and by all dealers i'll Alexandria,
Va. iy1-lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

II is said that an intelligent farmer IN
Wa,sfeld has made the discovery that ma
pie zap, leached through sand, comes out
pure from the dirt and stain OF decayed
leaves and musty sap roughs. A sensible
farmer in Montpelier long since made the
better discovery that nothing is more pure
than the juice of maple tree, and that
cleanliness in any thing about the sugar
house and sap boilers, is much cheaper aud
more convenient than sand or dirt leach
tubs. IAN ounce of preventive is worth a
mound Of cure"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

Doom YARDS. -rhis is the season for
brushing up. How is 1t with the door yard
cleaned out and the shrubbery set in order,
we hope. Josiah Quincy, the elder, once
said, in an agricultural address, some thirty
years ago:
ain viewing the farm we will stop at
the door far he it from me to enter,
for where neatness and economy reign
without, the husband seldom fails to be
seconded by his companion within. But
how is the path ; Is it a pavement in
laid with broken crockery, and aban-
doned utensils of household furniture
Do the thistle, the brar and the worm
wood contend for the mastery along the
fence? Are the poultry roostIng upon
the window stills, the geese slrutiing at
the front door, or the pig playing puppy
in the entry? The proprietor of such
an abode may call himself farmer but
practically speaking, he is ignorant Of
the a b, c, of the art, for the first three
letters of the farmers alphabet are neat
ness, economy and order"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

a uR iHsiuuen 1t lal-tead Hal, Nochestcf ~ y, i.
10 the successful treatment &C Chnnic dsrarr i
this system Of 1henpurtics, winch h. simple rational,
reliable, based upon puthoinaieul pnreas hY which
the wnfsi forms oi Pruapsu- utrr. aud uhf functional
and organic Heterogeneous cured without euNpuef
any oithe usual ronment Of he da. IL cuatru
The most uumanageibe aud long standing Diseases without
pain OF Inconvenience The principles oi M,torptth,
been thoroughly tested ~ tho treatment of Owe thou
sand eases OF female discusses, ct which have been
cured m lev iuNs, others ia few weeks.
MoTomAtHr gives viuitiy nrd force the fnncton.l
powots pi the ufgtns restores the constitution fom tho
abuses of difpsion and self iudnlsenc 'ht uui
ugent which viii rnfo SPINAL eiihrue-, prevent ahurpn
and ohyiute sieriy. Il equally efeeut ihe of
incipienl consumption monchia ahrcii0us paralysis,
Gus dcfngemeu liver complaint, aud H troubles arising
ifum weHkues. ofpid circulation. dyspepsia,
scrohIla, uni painful pcriols sc.
TINS treatment has also been succsssf no epopsy heart
disease aud dfnpsy In tll ct peculiar cKcabi,,
1ss OF memory, slight ahetuious mind WHcre the u
maize AsN lam Is iofhddng, the success this Institution
is truiy gratifying.
There IS nu extensive WATER CURE attached, VITA
gurdcrs, lawns and spaenus accommodate where hud
nud pleasure Among "a" trurdai means secure
Lus,uncy of spirits rnd cheerful eni,,men.
A wofs ON MprOKPAruN, hnt o'hrr n.fficrllfs, coo
he mao, free Of postagr hy enc "slug rn otor % do
/ r"e'ed 80 -. HALrTED, h. d..
] 25.jm huchostrr, \. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
Eobensaok's Liver Pillsl

30 pH oi ihe system more lai 70 disease ihun tho
liNh 30 serving tlferer ruuy 1ha tuui giving
the rrnprr srrrrtHu to sine bite that ny
ihe Liver Affects lhe other important ptfs the SYSTEM
ami fosuls vanuu.y 20 Livrr Comaut- Jaurd'co. ny.
pep.f "a - should, therefore, wach every s,mgt
taat might Wdca'u wrong action Of tine iNrr. lhe.c
hls hiag composed OF no IT'S aud PLANTS urni.hcd hy
nature ~ heli tho suck namely hr-t an EAPE'luRANT,
Whch ausmnnts che secretion from The Pulmonary
promotes he discharge OF secictrd micr
S,cund ap ALftRAliNE when changes mex pli-
cable Hnd insenshe he mctbd ho
sysem. Third, TONIC, which gives AID strength
the system, removing health viaor 90 an
parts OF Zoe body. Fouuh aCAfh NRrlC, winch 60
perfect harmony with ln uhor ,nsrudeas and operating
ihe Ro~ei, aui rspcug The whole nfc1rrup AMI
vuate. aud punIns the blood, which destroys DIS
ease and restufer htaith
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

STATE FAIRS Vermont, at Montpelier,
Sept, 10, IA aud 10; Kentucky, at bexing-
ton. Sept. l3 IL, and Is; New York, at
Saratoga. Sept, 90. 81, 80 and %; Ohio, al
DAYTON, Sept 90, 81, % and %; Pennsyl-
v.nia, a, Pittsburgh Sept %, ., % and
80: Michigan, at Detroit, Sept, - 20 and
30 Wisconsin, al Wateriown, October, },
3. q and :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
WnrAr.-The Troy Whlg saws =

WHAT ne 10y wing says =
=" We have accounts from farmers in
various towns of Monroe County, res.
pecting the growing wheat. All concur
in stating that lis condition is exceed
ingly favorable. Such we believe is the
fact generally throughout the Genesee
country"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

words There is wealth enough among
us 70 endow such proiessorshlp, and
VIC hope there is sufficient intelligence.
Let ii he work move forward. Let the
wealthy farmers put their shoulders to
the wheel, and five years will demon
stra,e that their bread has not been cast
oron the waters in vain
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
STATEMENT OF RrV L. q. WARREN.s
Pastor OF hr 81 baptist Dhurs New Luninn CJ relative
200 NYer-' fNr.cI uf Nuft Nn.e.
10 the american guhlfr.


- - - - -. 'il'' IAN 49,, ga .
uiN N"'' as p eco seI D.. t'.et M,in lNe recon-
'''- %, 'ii M''t' "'" '7i' - "t = ih '"i'uus
9 .' 'N''f 't 49, ~ i''h'
i"'"l "I'N ~ 90 Ni "V'lv'i..'N'g
'u que 'v'eeo al1 ''' y" "'''" nave ''.i''' i' suu
~ o'. l' i1.'n- ln,'o d. ei 20 INs no''' o fl"Ale
', =" ,'y so"'.'.y '4 N'en '.,',' '''- ,''
e''. ', N.S N.Ae ''N "t ''it pee
cause h1,ei as a. r1"cipr' wu, i n} n'me from fl pa
WV NUM- 'n" i'" -" '''' 'il'' ''-
i.- i"'lN q" '"1 'fl ' 'H'.'H 500 sPiHH
f"- ~ ""l ~ PIG ' 'e ?" 10 'o
ne eharteierol i"r f"too " ei" r'i'nt r'nie q,
'H'' t"'"i' N'"- '-' ,'I NfH' o. t'-i''' "I"
rom ''ef lluen''i ' 'o'e ''".nia 80 .i'i "e a''e
'''''" TO p''' ''' ,;t-, r,..,... .',..,r
3D., i'-' - 80 -.' T.
h,1 90 's'" sumo n'' ,Hi} "fA ,Nl ''' OF
i'...'"e o. ~ .''' -'--'t
'i' va 'rS ' '"' '' '' 600 A' Nl'l' iN'' .H'
t'h- N"N lNi' -H.rr .' f'i ' 'ir H,.' N.i f-
"N'" '''', tNe fii A'- -'' '''' '''
wy ''f"NN 'f ON ,'''' '' "'' N D. "... ...'i..'
"A ih' mo.'a 'e','" l goo s}-oh "i- c''h. 80 iA 't
uu' ''''7 "' " 't' TOD i' '..N' DO
gave l"n' in .""' -i'"- n4 .'if i' ''-
'' ' %" '0 -''' H .-..
Ni'I' '.'H'N- ''t.''+' Do i.- it'i N.H i
D" wees 90 m"n'N' .N' ', 'i '' -r 90 Nri'
'.' "- maNN m'ni'-' +'''
~ hthh 'D"Hi.
"'nff it'.'
fhih- ns H'iiil' p" ''Iu u' i'.-.I' 20 NNf' give
"-n'eff l"'AH Do e"is a''-i l'- 'ia was .-lN
-"lclr3 10 give niFffr n fer'-ne " 'hI' 1un' fi-ni
'., 90 age. tii- rnli q" fe''t W -.e VITO ts0ioi
ga o n3fit "i ih en0ti tn. N." -.''. n.-.l af's
th' thN wt- hnr ""s it". ' I.n ''nI W 'h
of she voud lave. lr "uHar ietenhl'd Acs sperh- oi
m"nihro u'.h 81 NltN Do h'i' N'' aN'li'-, -i'e
n" tht tns SANrio Hp.Hi "a Nf'aef MHr she Hih SUE
1rien strrr-th tpa' of tH school 0crt.i"H ih sN'r
ID o. IIH H 4. a .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

Spare them later, too, when their nest
lings cry for food. Yc would destroy
their tender lives, too Look on their
bright and graceful forms listen To their
gushing melodies. You cannot kali
them, if you will but pause, and thus
look and lislcn--noy, surely you 'oW
spare the birds i-Rwal Nc,c Yorku
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
BUTTER TUBS.
BOnnets g. RibboDs.
WOTOhPATHV.

y EW STYLE BONNETs q RlBBONs, Innings
y Ne Just ieoeivedbv
Apiil, 1858 20 LOOMS = KEITH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
Patents !
AMERICAN and FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH TnE Is PATENT pfFtrE. WASHINGTON, I
No. -. state ST., Boston.

No. -. State ST.. Boston.
IMPORTANT tNfuKNANIf y TO INVENTORS
pas -uh.cuher 0ate Asen Of the a. :. fatHn' prce,
undor rho Of l.l7 Determined 10 present CD
bf ufhrr4 mahr lruHuis whereby HuIr
tons piertted mud eunduriHd bJ him. THIRTY DOLLARS
Nustoad Of twenty, pad hy urfHl wiihe fHmued hy
hn alHin fouhf1D piani und ihn Wifhiawui
Specifications, A. rnueni., ind go necessary nod
procuring nNcnts 600 is Hud foreign countries
ptenarei, and advice fenlet on legal ord -c nt Nc n
tos respecting invonuous, Hnd infing n"nt. OF irns
trVrniurs only here obtain hrir chc uns un
che o. cfin, but avail thcmsr of the
tN isnc. Of tusut, yosf' ptftfc, an sensso ftfs 81"
ltlH and mechanical wufk.. and Cofnrt accounts 90 pcut
granted be This uud tthf cnuutss besides u.lHg si'ed
journey TO Washneiuu The usu great del ihrf as r
ul PERSONAL trnuhe naioiug theif plicnfs tppcs
Of taim. ofaoy pateo' fafari 10y temthg one doliaf
Assignments recorded 10 Wellington.
*. u.'EuDt, solicitor of Patents.
WgsAiHefou, Julr e. lsig-purins The time occupied
che Office Cammssinnct of Patents. a. o. EDDY ESQ,
nusten dad husnrss a the PItcut uce solicitor TOT
nrurng Patents There were icw, IL any, persons ctng
u mat capacity who had much pusness bei0o the "a
Office and thofo who conducted 1t with
of the best Informed AND most sku Patent Solicitors iu
the United stucs aud have hesitation in assuring In
Vcutof- thnthHy cannot employ person moro tomqeten
and tfu.twurh mod Capable OF putting tpplcu-
tnus iufu secure for hem ouly and favorable
EDMUND RuRKE,
te Commissioner Of Patents.
PArENr Orricf----.
" Il. y. Ennr, Es1., Boston, Mass
sir.-NDur ieiltie- oi the prosecution of amy bust.
connected with this Oice egul 60 those oi any
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
Ifyou Wish to Find
Chemical 8eleian PolIsh,

V'uE be-t anicl ar Polishing BOOTS, suufs aud
HARNESSES ia D. h,,i, aao anHcrnf stowe Poisi-
sold hs SCOTT s. FIELD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
MANNING a sQUIER,


n. b. An Paiais Manufactured by tbs, Company sre
warranted Pure.
Apn 1853. ea3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

AFFECTED READ!!
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established - years ago by Or IIiNIShLtN,
" ~. Corner OF ihifd uUd Union streets,
between SIP nee an Pine sticeis,)
philadelphia.
FIFTEEN years Of extensive and uoiurerupei practice
spent in I'M. city, have rcudcfcd d.. k.NkEN tho
GOD successful pucuner, lr and ntf 60 iue
fnl Diseases OF private nuiute. Person. ai
nrfrd uirefs upon fha ho Ia, throat legs pains in
h-a bones. mrcual ihrumalis surtufes. gravel,
diseases using south eNcc--cs lump uiie, the
blood, whereby the constitution bus bHcume cnoebrd,
ull ire 4ied with success
M gho plices hm-ulf uuder toe care of Or. KiNKELlN
fcguu.ly condde bic honor gentleman aud
skill as % physrttn.
Take Particular Notice.
Young m.n Ahu hnve Toured themselves by ccriHiu
pictra iHd1iged u habit o. qIsntH learned from evil
ai -,hauiie eanet- "i whch ltu nightly slt,
even slna H.erp anl destroy nuh mnd apd b1dy should
apply Immediately. Weakness und constitution defi,
bose of mu-cul rcncgy physical lssudr od surfal 900
tun. i.itluty, tna l noftou- unecuns, Indigestion,
.iuas h. liver, ottfy iiseic ANY way
neeed wh tine ooier ct the pucrcic functions cured,
and toll giguf ie-tur.d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

Behold birds most marx within. without
No tool had be- WHO wfoughi-nu knife 10 cut,
No hodk in % insert.
His little beak wasali Vet Whist nicc hand,
With every implement of curious art.
And twentv ,eirs' apprenticeship 10 boot,
tr...4 a,.t a ma sIret nuas her ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

Tools. House Finishing
aud other Hard Ware,
April, SO n sOil % By SCOTT a FIELD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
HAMS

DNiNE Black and Green rea-Iava ard Cubs Coffee ant
spices OF ali kinds, sold chrep by SEQ 90 q FIELD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-22

New PRAYER.-The authorities of tie
Roman Catholic Church have Just is
sued the following, designed To o-gan-
ize "Prayer Association 'or the con-
version Of all u'ho are out OF the com.
munion of the Church in the United
States"
BY Rescript, dated Sept S, 1853
our Holy Father. r.us TX, at the in
stance Of the Nu''onal Council o. BaIu
more, sanctions. by the grant OF Indul
gences, the institution OF n Society
whose members shall especially pray
for the conversion ol all who arc out OF
the communion Of the Church in the u -.
States.
Almighty and Eternal Col. who saw
est all, and wilt have regard to those
souls who are led as'ray 10y the deceiis
OF the devil, that, rejecting all errors,
the hearts OF those who err may be
converted, and may return TO the unity
Of Thy truth, through Christ our Lord,
Amen.
Those who cannot recite the above
prayer may obtain the same Indu gence
by saying daily in its stead the Our
Father, Hail Mary, aud Glory be 10 the
Father, three times, with the same in.
tention.
/. A Plenary Indulgence on receiv.
ing the Easter communion 10 all the
members who daily recite, in my Ian.
guagc, the above prayer.
2. A P!enary Indulgence in The honr
OF death, on condition oi receiving the
Holy Eucharist, after confess NJ their
sins with sorrow ; or # they cannot re.
cevc il, on their invoking the name of
Jesus with their lips, or at leas, in their
hearts.
g. An Indulgence of hundred days
every time the members recite Ihe above
prayer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-22
Senators Hamlin, Of Me-, Sumner Of
Mass, and Foot Of VT, introduced bills
of which notice was given yesterday.

Senator Gwin moved that the Senate
20 into executive session which was
agreed 10, and The doors closed.
But brlcl time was srcur in execu.
tive business and ~ twenty minutes 10
one O'Clock tie Senate adjourned.
HousE.- The Journal Of yrs'crday's
proceedings WAS read, aud some huSi
ness OF no general intc est was 'rans-
acted Mr.. Houston, OF Alabama, from
the committee on why's and meanf, re-
reported the Indian and Military Acade'
my appropriation bills.
Mr.. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, from
the committee on agric 'lluial affairs
reported back 10 the House, the Home
stead bill.
Fifteen thousand extra copies Of The
report upon the finances OF the United
States were ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Sage, OF New York, introduced
a pint resolution for the purchase by
Congress of the lands and appcndages
known AS the Mount Vernon estate.
Mr.. Bayly, Of Va, moved that the
resolution be laId upon the table.
The vote was taken and the notion
lost, by yeas 97 and nays l03.
A debate ensued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-22
Bp Telcarorb.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IL.


The revenue cutter Jefferson Davis,
lrlt his port yesterday. 10 s'nrrh for
tHe bpdics ul those who were l"s' hy the
wreck vi The X. ;. revenue rullrr liam
ilon uu Tulb bfea ers last week.
The name Of The kraman who WAS
picked up 10y small boat, wac james
iIngar.
Among lhe drowned was Quarter,
master Stone Of Bosom. Lieut.. Saru-
deis and Hines were on board the mis-
sing hoat lom which nothing has stree
been head
Among The crew Of The Hamilton (aIl
OF whom are supposed io he lost were
John y ahony, Geo. Carle. James Sui.
Ivan, John Johnson Goo Brown, Tin
olhy Hurley, and Joseph Bowyer, tie
latter coiored.
A very severe storm prevailed Of
Charleston on Friday, by which sever
a! vessels lying at their wharvcs were
slightly jured.
The steamship Vim. Penn from New
York, and other vessels were oil the
bay When the gale commenced but put
10 sea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-22

TAINTED MEArs.--ln Cincinnati, ac-
cording TO the newspapers of that city,
beet ard pork Which has become so
much tainted as to render it. no longer
merchantable, is purchased, and is pre-
pared 30 as 10 divest II OF oiiensveness
and appearance OF decay, and after such
preparation, packed and sent TO the
markets on the seaboard. One Of The
journals of that city says his has become
an extensive and profitable business,
but it very properly condemns it as a
fraud upon the public. 1t undoubtedly
Is a fraud OF the most infamous charac-
ter, as the health OF every individual
using such food must be iijuriousy al
lected. 1t is moth ug better than pitkI.
ed poison, It's putrelacnon instead Of
being removed is only arrested by the
process OF preserving. The Clucinna
press ought 10 mention the names Of
tie parties engaged in the fraud, that
dealers should avoid them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-22

Tns Nrw YoRk Musical REv,Ew
ANp CHORAL ADVOCATE Is the cheap
est aui best Musicn Paper in the world
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thereby giving more than twice as much
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Each number contains sixteen quarto
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consisting o glres, hymn tunes, chants,
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-22

The CHRISTIAN WoRLp U>mAskEp.-By
John Berridge, A. NJ, Vicar OF Ev-|
er,on, Beriordshirr Fellow ol Clare
Hall, Cambridge; aud Chaplain TO the
hight Honorable the Ea,i oi Buchan.
With Lille of the A Authnr, by the Rev.
Thomas Gulhrie ID. d., Minister Of
Fee ST. Johns Edinburgh. Boston,
Gould g. Lincoln, 1854.
The editor, at the commencement Of
his Memoir says that the iu'hor, along
with some others Of his day was the
salt oil the Churc OF England, and an
instrument in Gods lhrL OF worning
revlvaIs OF religion within her pale
worthy OF record with tI.osc that his
compeers Whtefcid aud Yves ley
wrought without her.
Accompanying the Memoir rs an ar.
tice on the author Eom tie North Brit
Ish REVIEW. ~ which Berridge IL Rpn-
ken of as man not unlike John Bun
yan. This is praise aud enhancement
enough. From has'y Prrusal oi this
little volume, We Az sulrGed that Mr..
BGrfidge was no ordinary mrn; and W.
chrerluly commend this prodn"tlon
from his pen n, c inenrly worthy Of the
petusal OF every one who il iond OF
reading conclusive causiic and unlns-
wetabe argument.
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