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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Premium Of $500 for Hork on Peace
A premium Of $500 is offered by an aged
friend, to be awarded to the author of the best
approved treatise of not less than 300 nor more
than 400 pages, on ." The Right Way, or the
Gospel applied to the Intercourse of Individuals
and Nations" as more particularly defined by
the author in the American Messenger for De-
cember. The premium is to be awarded by
committee consisting of Rev. Joseph ". Parker,
ID. d., Of Cambridge, Mass, Hon. William ].
Hubbard, of Boston, and Rev. Asa ID. Smith,
d. d., of New York and the aged friend has
pledged further sum, sufficient to perpetuate
the circulation of said volume in the " Evangeli-
cal Family Library of the American Tract So
ciety. Manuscripts may be presented until Jan
uary ], 1855, and may be addressed (posl paid)
to Rev. Seth Bliss, rs Cornhill, Boston, or To
William A. Hallock, $50 Nassau-street, New
York.
From he office Of The .4meriean Messenger
Dee. z, 1888.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

o. The Temperance Stanaare scolds round
ly at the amendment which repealed he Odd and
25th sections of the liquor law of 1852, but dis
creetly adds;
But lest the lovers of rum and ruin might ex-
ult over their betrayal of trust, and take fresh
courage from our disappointment, we would say
to them in all irankness that the law stands IN
impaired m all lis essential provisions, with the
exception Of the repeal of the two sections be-
fore named. This may cost the friends of the
law additional efforts to enforce it. But we can
assure our anxious opponents that they have no
great cause tor exultaton over this objectionable
blunder Of our professed friends. " have not
lahored thus long IN war of determination
agalns. grog shops TO lay down the weapons of
our warfare at dlscouagements so sli.ht as
these. With law at our command even better
than The law OF 81 aine, the friends of temperance
Will continue to fight vallanty against the rum
power, even though their lab0rs are made doubly
arduous by this last case of political trickery."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco-lSdntq .9nnd Pro-
claimed Dicfaior-New Orleans, Dec. 70 A
private letter, dated Vera Cruz, 9Th, states that
Gen. Santa Anna was proclaimed Dictator for
10 years, with the consent Of all the principal
States and cities. excepting Obispo, which wan
ted him perpetual dictator
1t WINS reported that the American Minister,
Mr.. Gadsden, had demanded of Mexico the i'm
mediate confirmation ofthc Garay grant, or the
United States would take possession Of the
Mesila Valley.
Lieut.. Murphy Lane arrived here with dcs-
patches from Mexico for Washington.
Nine powder wagons had exploded near Pu-
ebla killing thirteen persons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

HIGHLY important on The Eastern QUESTION
Treaty Jeiireen France and Epgiand.--The
New York Herald learns from sleca inlorma-
ton ON which it places entire reliance, that on
The eler,nm dag Of .Norcmter in The city IF Lem
don, n most important treaty Of alliance tcas u
greed 10 and signed by Count Ualerski, on the
Part If Erance, and Lord Clarendon on The part
qf England, in reference 10 The Turkish question
France and England met TO require the imnc-
date evacuation, by the Russians, Of the Princi
palit.cs on the Danube, &C. under penalty OF a
Joint declaration of those forces against her 49,
This account of the Herald mag BE correct, but
needs confirmation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

ed. BY Scion Robinson. New York, De-
Wit g. Davenport, publishers. 40s pages,
elegantly bound and gilt.
These sketches of the poor in New York city
are of touching character; aye, they will
touch the heart and open the hand for charlts-
bic gifts and deeds wherever they are read
The book is got up in good style, with finely en-
graved illustrations, and will be one Of the 3opu-
lar and valuable hooks Of the season Ii ought
to take rank with A." Uncle Toms Cabin" in pop
ularity, at least in this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted By The General assembly Of vermonf'
October Session, 1853, and designated for pub
Hcaiion By the Secretary Of STATE.
No. 55.-Resolutlon instructing our members
of ongress to endeayor 10 procure law pass
ed to furnish Incorporated academies with
public documents
Re,ol red, by The Senate and House Of R'Pre-
seniafipes Of ne State Of Yerm0n, That our sena-
tors in Congress be instructed and our represent
tatives requested to use their best exertlons TO
procure law of Congress to furnish each Moor
norated academy in the United States and terri
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

.7rihm's Home Gazette" aud Home Nigga
zine are among the cheapest and best publica-
tons for family reading The matter is always
excellent, and the printing is in good style. 81
per pear in advance to single subscribers reduc-
ed prices to clubs. Address T. S. Arthur &
Co. I07 Walnut ST, Philadelphis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22
Vermont Coalition---effect upon
the Freesoil Party.

When the present Legislature of this State
assembled at Montpelier II was found that nei
ther of the three parties into which the House
was politically divided, had majority. The
Why's numbered 80, he Democrats az and the
Freesolers 30. In this state OF things the Dem
ocrats following the lead Of their political breth-
rem in Massachusetts, made oyertures TO the
freesoilers, TO the effect that II the latter would
assist in the election of the Democratic State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Whaf the Sister Arts teach as 10 Farming
Many thanks to somebody probably to the au-
thor,) for a copy of Horace Greeley's address
before the Indiana State Agricultural Society,
delivered Oct. 10, 1853. The object of the sd-
dress is expressed in the title 10 this item. The
field is fruitful! aud there are no more ndustr-
Gus cleaners than Horace Greeley. We hope
the farmers will inquire for his address. Fowler
g. Wells, New York, are the publishers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

The Musical RepO,iOry.-Such is the title Of
a new, and handsome weekly, containing the
best music of the day, published by Alexan or
Montgomery, New York, md r. Parker, So
Washington Street, Boston. Number one con-
tains La Prima Donna Valse, by Julien. 81,
per onnum, or less than one cent per page for
the music
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22
New Banks and old ones Re-
Chartered.

The Legislature, at It's recent briec session.
showed unbounded liberalny n granting bank
lrg '1cliucs, nnd that 700 without imposing any
new restrictions. ? LIS perhaps is not to be
wondered al as ! was the first chance Smile
snd Baus Reform /" has had for many years in
The State. The Increase ofcspital by new char.
tcrs and additions to the capital of Banks re-
amounts TO about one million Of dol-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Sheriff Of Washington County. James NJ.
Richardson, sheriff elect Of Washington County,
having resigned the office the Governor, on the
LIST day of December instant, appointed Isaac
w. Brown. OF Mortified, to Old the vacancy.
Mr.. Brown has filed the office Tor two years past.
Christian Repostory
The aboyc announcement need explanation
How is it that Mr.. Richardson should b. SO
very anxious to he sheriff as 90 work for an SORTS
OF votes democratic, wing lree democratic,
freesol, and rum votes Of all stripes ana yet
refuse to accept The eGce Runor says that
there are not deputy ships enough TO ill the
contracts made before the election; that there
were more promises than teais; and. withal,
that some Of Mr.. + officious friends made bar
gains which Mr.. K. could no, or would not rat
ifs. VIII the Pario,, or tie Freeman--ors some
body else who had hand IN this queer business,
explain;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Syrup Of Ginseng aud !uaipa. Ginseng first
became well known in Europe through the mis-
sionaries. II disolyes humors, cures pulmonary
diseases strengthens the stomach, and increases
the vital spirits The Syrup is for sale by VIII
son, Fairbenk g. Co, wholesale druggists, Nos.
43 g. IS Hanover street nearly opposite the A.
mericsn House, who are the sole sgents-.uaa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Danger Of Giring Pledges Before Election
Hon. ilorato Needham in 1852 voted for the
Liquor Law,and in 1888 after being made Speak
err, he voted for its repeal. On tins matter
correspondent of the .Middisbuy Register who
signs himself " A citizen OF Bristol" says;-
Last year, Mr.. NtEDHAM gave a positive
pledge to vote for the Maine Law in all its essen
tal characteristics. We learn he did so. This
year, there was doubt as to his fidelity to the
principles Of the Law, aud certain friends exact
ed pledge again He frankly and fully Piled
ged himself to approve and vote for the Law,
and made, if his friends understood his franke-t
syowsls no essential reservation in his promises"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

We do not ask you TO believe it, but 1t is not
a groundless rumor that there were several
standing leaders in the Governors chamber on
the last night of TIE session, and that they argu-
ed, threatened, and rayed furiously against Gov.
Robinson because he would not veto the amend
nlenls to the Liquor law.-Rutiand Herald.
True in the main Perhaps some of them
we're no. cxac tly standing ! aders" about that
time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

SENATE PmNrER.-The hard democrats
are much elated at the somewhat unexpected
election by the United States Senate on Mon
day, of Beverly Tucker, Of Ike Washington
Sentinel, as Public Printer. lie received %
votes against II for Robert Armstrong of the
Union, and for Gales & Seaton of the Intell-
gencer.
If this vote is to be taken a. an indication of
the adamantine inclnations Of the Senate the
administration has reason to feel anxiety abo1t
some of the appointments which await the con-
irmation Of that body.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Mortified Bank.-Books to be opened Jsnua-
y7.
Bradford Bank.-Books to be opened Jsnua-
ny l6.
Waterbury Bank-See advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Rcmcring h' Scat NJ Gorc-nmeaL-A resDln-
t0n was pissed both by the House and Senate
soliciting terms Of the people Of Burlington for
the removal OF the scat of government from is
present location To Burlington. Tins act I'M
doubleday had rcieuce 10 the charges r board
ing the members. These were called exor6itant
and unreasonable. Bot this certainly can oniy
bee determined BIZ the actual expense of keeping
the members 1t has been often hinted that this
Legislature was the most hungry body ever as
semoled at Montpelier and the public remem-
herring the long trials and struggles for office and
place by portion of the members, VIII not be
slow to believe the insinuatons
Others lay the apparently high charges had
reference 10 certain Incidental privileges A.
mong them, we hear named as the princinal a
guide TO- and HE prirRegc 20 the cupboard. Ger
tain acts of the Legislature, 1t seems To MS. war
rant the conclusion that the cupboard dispensa-
tons were not only liberal but generous there
fore We shall not very readily believe 100,
SIPS, and 80 per day cXhorbitant charges
until we are made fully acquainted with the bills
Of fare nor uecone advocates Of removal uuth
It is shown that 4" ongrcss water" is cheaper at
Burlington than at Montpelier. We shall there
fore stand neutral on the removal question until
a statement Of facts appear Caledonia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

The Reason.--Therc ha, been Considerable
Joking at the expense Of the late legistature, on
account Of the bill to protect minks but nobody
has suggested defence. An old and close Oh
server Of legislative matters said, the other day,
that for thirty years there had not been legis-
lature SO milky as the lus'. O. lellow-leeng
makes us wondrous lNnl" Nhsiher true or
not the joke was not bad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22
Vermont state Temperance c
Cictv. o.

The annual meeting Of this Society :.
held at Montpelier on the llih day Of J,u ~ "a
next, agreeably to vote passed at The l.s,
ing Of the Society at Rutland. lust meet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

DO your part.-That is our sdyice to every
wing. re begin with, support yhir newspa-
pers and extend them circdiauok Whal shy
new subscribers for us ; growing list ofpay-
ing subscribers is the best spring 10 an cditor's
pen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

jority of the Frecsolcrs to the number oftwcnty-
five or Whereabouts, defnitive treaty was drawn
up and Publications were duly exchanged.
A minority of the FreesoIl party demurred TO
these arrangements. They could not so soon
and so easily sacrifice all their claims for prin-
ciple. consist ency aud honor. The Democratic
State ticket was exceedingly distastelul to them.
They were mindful Of the fact that every Free
soil press in the State had strenuously supported
the present liquor law, and advocated the Impor-
lance Of its maintenance even TO the exclusion OF
party lines and par,izan candidates, and they
could not be brought by Establishments nor by
threats 10 so stuluiy all their acts and belle all
their professions to vote for state ticket com
posed of open and avowed enemies 10 this pro-
hlbitory act, and subsequently elected as such.
~ he ticket also was Objectionable, ms the candi
dates, whose names it bore, were hostile to all
Freesoil nouons and yet they were proposed for
all tue Offices where particular political principl
possessed any significance. Under such circum-
Stances tins minority "spurned the bride
The coalition however was strong enough 10
dispense with their aud IN most instances. I'm
der the leadership OF Mcssrs tarber and Field on
the part Of the Freesollcrs,a and PimptOn and Rice
of the Democratic wing, the chief provisions OF
the coalition contract were complied with and
its stipuatons fulfilled. 1t Is true that now and
then candidate of the " alliance was defeated,
and as often IA lucky Wing slipped into his
place. But such untoward events resulted from
a want of concert on the part Of the opposition,
on because the Frcesoil candidate was not prop
cry vouched Tor or " acqulesced IN by The lie
leader OF the Democracy. ! he Only determined
ana successful resistance with winch TINS coali-
ton has met was IN the election OF the Reporter
o. the Decisions oi the Supreme onrt Mr.
baroer was the immaculate Hnd consistent rec
soiier Illuminated as the cootlon candidate LOT
TINS posi-, ana MS noninauon was UNDERSTOOD ana
regarded as SOP thrown 10 the frees"lleis 10
secure tneir votes Tor the democratic cahuua'e
ior lne United states SenaioTshiP; lhe course
pursued oy MI oalnsf I'D nus legislative caP'Cliy'
gha IN ms attempts to secu g the election oI t"e
'omecrauc S,sle ticket mad so lar counterfeit"
ms supposed Freesoll tendencies that he ished l"
secure the election.
nose reesoiieis VINO went INTO 'ne co'i,u"n
ana nave found lhcl goodness piohtaoir' aei i,
win zcal worthy OF oeuer cause he
"'een Mo"h'"ln trenah' "'o'e e"'u' 'ss o,,'"
uauG 9eufe''r! OF STATE Is Hucn f'Jo'Ccu Al ''Ie
Ifsu', OIL 'hS unnatural union. since ms receul
el,Fsuon 10 oih1,ai station he haru's 'ne lquo.
Ia" quite gihserly, and ls inclined TO uticFe ihAt
Id na roll ~ 81 "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Three ministers Of the gospe and FIVE or six
missionary schoo-masters have recently been
engaged IN Switzerland to come over and en-
gage IN the work Of spreading evangelical in
fluence in Canada
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

The Editor of the Vermont Patriot is not sat
sfied with the amendments TO the Liquor Law,
and says "he hiss met no one who is satisfied with
the result. Pray tell us, Major, what road you
are travelling All seem to be going one way,
where the breadth and crookedness Of the path
suit admirably. - Rutland Herald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

The Vaichman for The Campaign. Tho cam
paign is TO last for the year I-ji, including the
election of the next legislature ami Is results 49,
Ii any body wants the " atchman for the cam
psign" lie, him begin with the first number in
January and subscribe for the year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22
VERMONT POLITICS.

It is unusually early in the season to introduce
this title ; but, good reader, the campaign for
1854 is opened The late extraordn
airy Legislature has given the people an extra.
ordinary job to perform. We go for beginning
carly, sticking to it, and doing it up thoroughly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

The unterrifed free soilers are commencing
the campisn with spirit They are to have a
stnte Convention here on Thursdly, Jan. 20,
1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

More than 100000 religious tracts have been
distributed lately in Ireland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

The following, from the Brattleboro' Eagle, il
an interesting chapter:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
60 hOhom il man Concern.

HOMEOPATHY is BLASPHEMY, not to be RE-
MIT1FD- Heaven 0lDed from n the Lord snd Is
he DENIED done By the PhleeS
the Lord mcs from Bee1-huh and hal uucesp
Of Which denial they sad 70
the Holy Spirit b cause sgai ST the Word"
fSwedrubofg. Agocayps- Explained D. rs.
Hen Heaven
snd Halueurun, Jesus CHRIST the and ttse
lesd EVIL pcee the murderer into the bargain oaod
EIaf DemcLfrgr dun.
IMPORTATION WANrED-Of MICHAEL Kill.
LFEN OF Bsshanneen, County MAYO lenr. Hr n Liverpool
ship Fae d 7fh OF Mach Ary nern.tion o. ln 81, DO
thsflf received BY bis sister WINNEY No 81 Cheuysr- NY
NO1ICE-An persons are hereby cautioned against
~ nskus. selling my Supplemental Rena1 Valve
brp0caung Steam FnEnes unless having blamed Patent om
O. faeLfee 81 bis Agelts
Wis., claim NJ Invention and desire BY letters PATENT
valve u the Id Of The seau-chst
tewce susr aui ~ boiler o. the
cieuiilyl the engine CHARLES SPRiNg, Passnfee,
No MaTloroughlt. heusnstor PA All phia Count Pa
WRECKED PROPERTY. Notice il hereby gwen
w rerons that following 'ecbsd
in0 gits About
thou,aid lei oi nlaek Wsinu. Plank ard Boards
A,u 600 Of thesad uuleris bireo0o. Ia he OF
W. i~d Of fhttaugur snIu quantity tne land
Csleb ur atd quantity Tie and Of Aexaer Ihonps1n
~ s4d
ur,d r. 10 have hen ashore svss-si Dad
A ale Fre The ae
unable Where the vessel and is CONDITION
are unknown
usied many the boards and plank
rta Viii 10 DE
b. g. found BRANDED IN The ends n the tck
psrk IL hss lees sVpIelsed 81 : thousand
TIE ave ToIry vii ~ safely sept subject % the legal airs Of
OLlFfk ". bUhCti, Joronof.
Dsisd " e.tfeld. May n. 1888.
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Cost ano found.

ROX L0ST-Sbpped from New-Orleans, on the
~ steamer NM PENN, in Jauusry s addrcsed Ahel F.
Roels Fred W Rodgf Norwich sudns Nesl ondon. c..
lnon sior left with L. v KIRBY No Dey-si viii be well
rsvaIdsd
CARPET BAG LOSr-Was exchanged on the ears
y ,tthe me ard Cleveland Rarsd the morning :fie.
WEDNESDAY, the l5h ANAL ack CApet Bag contain be
cloth Cot velvet collar other articles apparel and
Pnrsorv Nos south
Ohio. payable Adams Bur sham ErsSu Wsrnick Co
The faien 10 Sehnse toos and other
sTucs wearing apparel The viii coulter favor by
forwrrcrg II % thu place BY EIgress p. W GEkRISi.
EsIE. Pa Jure 49, 1885,
I OST-On the evening of the 22d June, in Cars from
H. Troy Whitehall small dEMORA NDrM BOOK. contain
ion Sc So hills aehrck drawn BY Cox Wright dsi
hAy g. S5 favor C. Wood Co, fer r0o Hundred Dollars on l. ns
lsI Bank If which has been stopped The finder val be
LIBERAL rewarded BY ssyiDs the same AZ .
I OST or Stolen IN cunning iroIl West HOboken 20
II Hobosrn Ferry small Wallet containing s flosiag
enc January I2s dawn BY Ubde Person Co..
mouths 81 8 PAYABLE the order ~ uhie Pers Co. and
them ndOrsed d by UbdeH Person Lse 20 tnir
order rs iudorsrd months from Apu tr $40
ed March H. 49, for 8 o payable the order Of
hcNshou ard doed ard The onos INA tour payable
odsr unindoed 40 Y mouths nom Feb l. 1873
90 l. months from Feb IS 1883 for sltNi the
clown ontls dated March 1873 for SOL a
Bred months drawn bs George brod,
$50 OF the above stopped al
The hndsr the money
returning The aboyeaed add No 81 broadway
GEORGE q. LAKE.
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Religions Monies.

~ JohB-st. Y. Chareb, bet ~,ee Ns,q se .r gaH
81 h. MArIISOS, Pss,,r Picachus livery SABBATH e -
a. Nsrsh River L aon r. Is. society will meet o. SIN
D1i AOaAIN0, s0coeE ~ ne Ai c5.I o. Grove ana 4 ~
sel by Bv. Dir CRANE T. ChsP4sia o. tie Grad
D''A0n ana ''1s'' nc s1ioL INsLEE, Prohieut
~ Tie CasoI-st. n. %. society, On SUNDAY EYES-
NJ -, i. aeG,s.l ~ AIdAE ~ siilf Ell co l-.f
et,(ss srs posnre The eui u the " ns Law
hoe Psa are at respectfully 1gf fS - az, S.ssL = s
Re1gelt = Bop Tomorrow EvENiNG All gelocs
10 Rev DR.. Mathews eIPectee 70 preach Lananse
Bs sbay sId A IO'hOAl1OW lSandlJJ ~ M NJ
90 society Of Liberals, No. chaahaIn.s4aarc-..-.
tue bs X sols o. Sap. WIN Laoos BY Mr RfChMAs.
1iss NJ. 1DMOkkO~ After when, Free Dsclssioa
nee. Pubic invited
a Tent PreacIiug IN BrOoisi, u.servioes s1l asTt
stfBI1h Ar KNOCH u 81 Ccocs. The Teut Uno -
ttlg ssofsbe
"a, Hrondwsy TahernacIe.-E y. Mr. BARrLErT viii
,,sh an ABBA CH NORM 40 next 81 aud a. EVEN
INC. Pgofeisor benny Il. SMITH VII preach atSi n
Ia Professor Aud, viii preach the Olive Braach Bs
(-r Al coiDr Of Madison AID M9l' oeo-t
s1RBAIH bORNINO, lid Rev s. WLsCJrf st9 IN the
Af1ERAOON.
~ M,.tu,ius,er tburcb.-Rev Mr. sdYInE Of --1.r---
to C. ptcch s. l. ses Hal ogrDsrO igiOl 3oye-
as on ADB4Th MOKhINO Al 10 0e!oc and rev JOdS Lfr
III q 4Vc,OcE y ~
~ The Midnight Cry Behoid the Bride groom ol-
Ld, eorrg soon" in the Hal corner Grad and EziJehst
els u Light sd Iatl respectful, invited
~ Divine service in the Isnt I1S,,nQkaO'y, ls
jus 6t1-sv AID iSh 10 Rev Mr. MARTYR viii presl
ptcy who neglect the means Of grace Preaching the
ierr Of the Cy Psors sabbath School ia noaag
9Octk z. NJ Christians Of all Invited
and help u.s.
~ Maine Law and Yictory-A gand mpers4cs Il al,
4 BILLS ana c., L. Saw viii speak tis SJc,y
o. BESIDE otsr eHnHent Hdvocaes who
By o'de, Of b. HICKEY, President