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To the NUsicnl World.

DIANO FORTES, BENNETT h CO., 36l Broad
l way, New York, manufacturing and have
constantly on hand extensive assortment of Pr
amos, embracing every variety of style and size,
from G to Il Octave., from So to 900 each.
We have testimonials from the first Pianists in the
country of the superior Brilliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos while delicate elasticity of touch has
been preemincnty secured, NIL our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere BENNETT Il CO.,
ly 36l Broadway, New Y rk.
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SHoRr-SiGn1Ep PoLIcY.-Uslng an eve
e'asS instead otwearing pair Of spectacle.
A good life is the best philosophy, IA cc,r
conscience the best law, honesty the hos,
policy, and Temperance the best medicine
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7yler's Butter Working Churn.
Cast Steel Shovels.

nEcIDEDLY THE BEST CHURN IN USE.
- They are worthy the attention of Butter
makers Also
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j A r E D HOL T,
LEATHER AID EiNDINIi SCOnL,

4S Hudson Street, Albany
Constantly on hand oak and hem1ock Sole
Leather, French and american car SKINS,
L'n'ngs, Bmdngs, Morocco, Lasts, and
Boot Trees; Shoe Matters Tools anu End-
ing Of al k'rds, wholcsolc and rctaH
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George A. WOolycrtOn 4 Go,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Deaiers in
Boots and Shoes also, Agent. for Goodyear's India
Rubbcrs, aud j, Patridge's Boots.
$50 and 3js Broadvay, ABlnu, \. y.
g. A. Woolverton. T. Dunn. | e. B. Woolycrton.
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GRATIS 4!

eN y ' 10
JuH PUthshed--A NcW DiScorrUjH Mdicinci
4 FEW WORD ON tn IL RATION l.
v treatment, without Medicine OF Spcrma torrhca
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low spirits,
LAs. iudo, Weakness Of the Limbs and the Back
lndI- rs,tion and lncaIacitv for study and Labor.
bullucs- of Apprehension, Luss of Memory, Aver
zion tp .'uccty, Love of solitude, lmidity, self
pi-uust, bilIntss, Headache, involuntary Dis
chuI.,s, Pauis in the side Affection Of the Ewes,
PIN DE. ON the Face sexual and other luhumitio, in
man
From the French OF pr. u. nE LANrN:
Tie Important idct that these alarming complaints
may ct-,,y he lcuoycd wirnorr MrpI,INr, is, in this
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
ncN lud nighly successful treatment, adopted by
tho AUTHOR fully explained by means ct which
every one Is enabled % hips.h pe-tsrfiy end NJ
he i'od p~s'h cosi avoiding, tHcroby, all the adj
vert sod nustrUm' of the dag
sent, to any address, gratis and post free, in "A
sealed cu,coI" by ,,wi'ting tpost paid two post
a,,c stamps to d. d. ~ .ANLh, No. Il Lispcna,d
-ifrtt. New n.rr.
wee. Iu. l-pJ. dGwly
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IRON
sM.PETTENGILL& cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
la2 Nassau St N York 81 10 State St. Boston.
Notice Extraordinary (!

rVNo ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERN-KNoW
L We That the MEXICAN MusrANG LiSMENr
still continue. in its triumphant career, conquer
ing and to conquer" all the cronic cases of RHEU-
pATIsN, or those of recent, acute and inhamitory
character. 1t never fails in curing Burns, Bruises
or Spran., For any Sore, Swelling, Eruption or
Pain, it is perfect specific. If you don't believe
II, try For Horses and other animals, it has no
equal in curing Bruises Sprains Sore Backs SPAWN,
Scratches, or any other Of Lnmencss. 1t will
soften the hoofs-lubricatc the jonts-and heal the
flesh. q. W. WESTBROOk,
Successor to A. @. Bragg Co.,)
Originator and sole proprietor Principal Offices
3O4 Broadway, New York, and st. Louis, Missouri
For sale by all dealers in Medicines.
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The steamer America.

N.NI W MT I1f'''
Gong South, leave RouSes Point at o'clock, A.
NJ, ON arrival of Cars of Champaign ard -. Law
renee Railroad from Montreal, reach Burlington at
10y \. NJ, in time tor the train of RUTLAND and
Burlington Railroad going South and East, and
whitehall at { ! o'clock T.. NJ, in time for the Cars
which reach Troy and Albany at Is +. NJ, and
Boats to New York next morning.
Gomg N,rth, leave Whitehall at . p. NJ, or on
arrival of the Evening Trains from Troy, Albany
and Schenectady, arrive at Burlington at next
morning, Port Kent ), llattsburEh itoG, and arrive
at Rousc's Point at A. NJ, and in time for Cars Of
the Champaign and St. Lawrence Railroad, to ar
rive at Montreal, at 10 \. VI and by Ogicnsbursh
RailrO ii to Oglcusburgh at ! o'clock F. NJ
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Sc WIN g Ma CHINE.S.

GROVER. BAKER & CO.
FNHIS MACHINE is now justly the most approved,
aud no controversy exists between it and any
iher patent. Offices, 405 Broadway, New York (;
ph market Square, Boston (; and AZ South 4th St.,
49, 3elphia. ly
mber 1853.
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LATE. But NOT LEAN
nEWEY HAS AT LAST kECEINE ED HIS
Winters stock OG Goods.

Which fully equals, aud in some respects surpasses
p1ccs-anything he has ever offered to suffering
community,
consolidate ANA cement the bonds Of the union (oi
soul and body) are requested 10 call it il btlic,oc
that all partes Hard shells aud Soft shellsif th,l
only " she'll out'-Eb"nN aud silver pr,l-provid,d
they have the silver, will here fud means, ndis1a
tabiy constitutional, for the accomplishment OF their
desires.
p"rtieua sswill he published before Thanksgiving
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vi horoscopes, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI-
vi CAL Instruments. Gold and Silver Braid,
Pistols Gold CuT Pins, Fishing Reel, and Baskets,
Gold bracelets, Scave Buttons, studs, and lot, of
Jcwclry, received by
BRINSMATD, BROTHER 4 co.
July (, 1854. d6wtf
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CRuCK ERY, &C.
Vanhcusen Il Charles.

.'''rN' nEpnT
Nos. 60 q Ga STATE street, ABany, y.
Importers, wholesale and retail dealers in China.
Glass, Earthcrn Ware, Britannia Ware, Looking
Glasses, Stone Ware, Druggists Ware, Candcbras,
"irandole, Camphene, and Oil Lamps of the various
kinds.
D- GAS FIXTURES. ~
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respectfully yours,
c. CAMPBELL, Supt. Of City Gas Worl
IIOTE

The value of the Machine to Hotels, NAV be
learned from the following:
GADsBY's HOTEL, WAsHISGroS, D. c., Oct 81, 1853.
have been usin; kiddcrs Regulator in my Hotel
for the last six weeks, and during that time | am
confident have saved in money 20 per cent. over
the amount paid for the same time last year. and be-
hcve my light is quite good before using it,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to
the consumer of gas. ". GADSBl.
AsroR IIorsF, Nov. !, 1853.
We have had Dr. Walter kiddcr's Gas Regulator
in use at the Aston House, for several month. past
We have three Regulators attached to us many me.
tres, Gone on each,) and they supply about $50
burners. The Regulators operate finely they per-
fectly regulate the burning of gas and with as good
a light, save us handsome per centage upon oui
bills of consumption, say about fifteen dollars
week, which is equal to twenty-five Per cent on oui
gas bills. We consequently feel very great conf
dence in the success Of the Regulator.
COLEMAN & STETSoN
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PRIVATE CONSUMERS.

list of the parties using the Regulator will be
found in the Pamphlet OF the New YoRk GAS RBG-
ULAroR COMPANY at 262 Broadway.
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Edwin A, Harris,

$40 Broadway, fsw doors South Dslepan Hous,,
ALBANY, n. Y.
Four Of the largest Ware Rooms in the State-frst,
second third and fourth stories full of all kinds of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
wOrkmen and of the best n1atcralsall at very mod
crate prices.
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Revolving Hammer Pistol.

SIMPLE IN ITS CONSTRUCTION, EASY AND
- secure to load and cap, rapid to discharge very
powerful and accurate shooters, no liability to acct
dental discharge, and approved by Army and Nary
superior to every other revolver mad" by the
Robbins 4 Lawrence Co. Windsor. Vt, gold by
BRINSMAID, BROTHER & CO..
Church It. burlington, Vt.
Al.o. other Pistols Guns, Rifles, and general
stock Of Hunting and Fishing Tackle, sold by
BRINSMA1D, BliOTlIER& CO..
Church IT., Burlington, Vt
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Tiss"-' so. sscrs.
tSI re EN- Ed AT CHFAP CORNEP SEV-
~ EtAL Do4cu, which will be sold at Wholesale
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N ails.

I'm KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS ALSO
''>'o Axe, shot, Lead, Powder. aud safety fuse
lust received by HERRlCk MILES.
Nov. 2s dAwN
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Wait ~ Coates,

Nos. $50 and Sol Broadray IHapy,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Moa,scs, Spices
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &c; Havana Scgars, of SUI
perior quality sperm, solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Archibald Mcclure & CO.,

"a g. rs Stats-n., and Is 8. II Norton-st, Albany,
Offer at Wholesale large and general assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Var
nishes, French and American Window Glass, Dye
StuIs Brushes, Camphcnc, Fluid, &C., together with
every other article in their line.
ARCHIBALD MCCLURE. WILLIAM A. RICE.
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Piano EIOrfes.

AL Brcadway Nc,r York
VNHE Largest and Best Assortment Of first class
L Piano fortcs in New York, both with and with
out the 4Eolan Attachment, may be found in AL
Broadway. All persons wishing a good instrument
at low price will be to find ono at
LINCOLN & THO uPS0N'S,
1y AL Broadway, New York
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rJNHIS VALUABLE MEDICINE, WHICH HAS
1 received the sanction of the medical faculty, by
whom it is regularly prescribed, and which has been
tested successfully by thousands If iuvdlids one
Of tho most remarkable preparations offered to
the public, for the of
Consumption, >croruia, Coughs, Colds,
Asihmt, Rronchitis, Splitting OF
Blood, and all Cnmplaint. of
the Lungs.
Pure Cod Liver oil ha. long been acknowledged
10 be the m"'t ccacious article FOR the of Con-
sumption aud kindred diseases. yet discovered while
the chemical properties Of the PHOSPHATE OF
LINE arc also well known in medicine a. being pc
culinry healing. In sascs whore liberation has
taken place the lungs this article Ia been found
by the most careful tests to supply the very ingrc-
dents necessary for the formation of cells and the
complete healing of this delicate part of the huma
system.
This preparation Of the pure Cod Liver oil and
Lime robs the oil Of its very catng taste which
renders II 50 rcpulsiye, particularly invalds The
thorough Incorporation Of the Phosphate of Lime
with the oil has only been accomplished by the
adoption of the most perfect rules Of chemistry and
a medicine has thereby been produced which is of
incstimahlc value in a climate like our own.
long array of certificates light be given here
to prove the eticacuus character of this medicine
but II Is not deemed necessary. The fact that from
the very first introduction of the Cod Liver oil and
Lime before the public, it has been gradually
adopted by the medical faculty, is sufficient proof of
it, unqucstioncd excellence.
ALEN'E Il. WILHOR,
Chemist, liG Court St, Boston.
For -alc in Burlington, by r. \. PECK aud Gro
ALIEN, aud Druggist, generally.
March Il, ls5i. wGmos
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IN HIIpS. BROWN SUGAR.
')V 100 bbls. Refined do, crushed, powdered and
coffee 30 hblS. and % hhds. syrup and Mola.ses
HERRICK & MILES.
Nov. IS dtwtf
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II Ell u ~ JAWS,
WHOLENA DEALERS IN
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Corlial., Havana segars,
@ci also, II superior article Of Irish Scotch
aud Manongahela Whiskey
No. ii Ndt' Street, ALBANY.
James Kcld, William Davis.
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1854 VT. Central Railroad. 1854
CHANGE OF TIME.

''N''ht hhu
states Mail Route
F'''i'fFi1fag.:'::o'? ;: FEET s3 st
-E--EG-az
I'M AND AFTER AUG. 10, 1851, PASSENGER
~ Trains will run ~ folows
FIRST TRAIN.
~ AM Train leaves burlington for Mont
III pclicr, W. X. Junction, Concord, Man
chester, Worcester, Lawrence, Boston, Bellows
Fails, Keene, Fitchburgh, Springfield, Hartford,
and New York.
SECOND TRAIN.
q IN A. NJ. Train leaves Burlington for st.
jaw Adams Rousc's Point, Montreal, and
Ogdcnsburgh.
THIRD TRAIN.
* p. NJ. Train leaves burlington for
= ~ Montpelier, Mortified, st. Adams,
Rouse's Point, Montreal, aud Ogdcnsburgh.
Trains arrive at Burlington a. follows
-. 10 A. NJ, First Train from Rouac's Point.
ID.l ID A. NJ, Second Train from Mortified
= * Pm, Third Train from Boston, Lowell
D.f1 Manchester, Concord, W. X. Junction
Fitchburgh, Kcene Bellows Falls, Ogdensburgh
and Rousc's Point.
~ Freig ht Trains run daily.
r. SllERBURNE, slpt. Trans, V. {. Il. Il
Burlington, Aug. 10. 1854. dSwu
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% doz. of superior quality, at much lower
prices than ever before offered in Burlington, for
sale at the Agricultural store, Church street.
JOHN :. PIERCE.
Burlington May LIST, 1854. ddwtf
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GOOD THINGS.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED \
L ftu GOOD Ihing,, among which arc some of
those large white Georgia Bank Cod Fish, No. !
Mackere, Pure White Wine Vinegar, Syrup, Sugars
of every Grade, Teas-al prices and qualities Figs,
Raisins, Nuts, Prunes, Farina Sage, Tapioca. Mac
caroni, Corn starch Citron, Currants, and more of
that o. q. Java Cofee-purc, and fresh ground.
j. ; PIERCE.
June Q. dGwtf
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Fruit, sc.

Fruit. AC.
Inn BONES NJ, X. RAlSlNS.
wv 80 quarter do. do
10 hoAes Lemons,
100 bus. ChcstEuts, and nuts Of all kinds
Pickles, Catsups, Preserves, PEPPER sauc,, Macca
roni, Nermicelli Nutmeg Mace, &C., &c, for sale
by HEREICk A Mills.
Nov rs. dAvtt
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LARGE SAFE
Suitable for Town Clerks Records for sale cheap by
d&wtf BRINSMAID, BROTHER q co.
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Oar Rlo dc Jnnctro Correspondence.

RIO DE JAsEiRo, March II, 1854
Hocemesis + Russian Armea Siooncr-iScrous Acec.
dent. dc.
Nothing unusual has ranspred here since wrote you
last other than the departure Of portion Of the Brit
ish heet for England
Two men were severely, If not mcrtAlly, wounded By
the premature discharge Of q the 14th, on
board OF one of the squadron, while the Admiral wax
being faluted.
Al feet are absent down the coast and the
Unitei States cutter Jefferson Davis Peas~.
bound to California. the only American of war
in port. She j. 10 sail TO
Russian armed schooner carrying eight guns is al
20 here, commanded by Prince or royal blood. lie
seldom, If ever visits the English war but fire.
quently goes board the imerican cutter, the com
mander Of which is supposed to know something Of his
intended movements IL il said the schooner has large
quantity Of powder and board, and is bound in
to the Pacific Ocean, to join two Russian frigates
there The English naval officers look upon her being
fitted ont for privateer.
Tie city continues healthy, and business rather duh.
Five American We sEels arrived to-day. G..
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Before Judge Thompson and Jury.
MAY IL 2-Noah NOry5suJ - LotGrge.-This action Oss
brought to recover for quantity II terra Gotta work
furnished by - Young for Mr. Lafarge TO he used in
the erection Of is hotel Broadway The work was
furnished In 1862, and consisted of ornamental caps
keyt for arches and other things the whole amounting
by the terms Of the contract between Young ami La
large 10 81 300 The work put into the building bS
men employed by the de.endan The defeuce TO the
ton that efter the work Sex into the building
considerable portion OF 1t began TO crack ant peel OF
from its face and that il continued to crack peel on
until the building destroyed by Ere in January ast
On tie part OF the defendant 1T proved that the work
not well baked, and consequently that too
soft TO endure the action Of frost, and was therefore,
wholly valUeless 10 also in proof that the quality
of tho work might have been determined before ID was
used by defendant IL IL hal been properly examined
Young agreed furnish good but gave no
warranty defendant TO its quality The plantn is
te Assignee Of Young The Court charged the iurv that
this transaction amounted a simple and deliyery
Of gooos That Il they believed the defendant had an
opportunity TO cNsmHe the work and its uuaH
~ before be accepted u,ed IT, tten the plaintiff was
entitled to the fu contract price agreed be
paid although the work not good as1vvas repre-
scnted to le That in this there neither an
press implied warranty that the work il
represented; and that the maxim emp,or sr-
piled TO the purchaser The language Of the common
law is this vendor IL not bound answer 10 tbe,
ycndee for the quality the goodness Of the articles
said unless he pessy warrants them TO be sound sr
good unless he know them 70 he otherwise end nash
used art 70 dfgrise them there must be either an
express warranty fraud 70 make the vendor answe1a
be for the quality goodness the article sold The
rule Of ooecot er applies to the sale Of al kinds or
commodities; without express warranty by The seller
fraud on his part the buyer must stand TO n losss
arising from latent defects. The jury rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff for $500 $500 having been paid
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The Whig State Convention Of Vermont wili be he'd
Rutland on the 9TH dry of June next
The New Brunswick (H J) charter election took place
on the Sth inst Only $50 votes poled but many
tickets were In The field. There indepenGert
foreign Ticket which received fifty votes the successful
ticket was formed by the know nothngs. The results
was the election OF wings and FIVE democrats as
follows
Mayor, John Hill Recorder Peter p Runyon, Al
dermen Martin Nevius Lyle Van Nuts, Abraham H. Pro
rosf; Common Council, Moses Coddington, VIM. FIagx
Oliver b. saston Strger JcgeieS, Wn ~ ArenLs; IA NJ,
between John r jenkins and John j. Hesfed-.he bal
loa win be counted again Marshal, Henry H. sutton.
Town Clerk, hle5ando NJ Way--lDemocrats in Itaiics
The Hudson Gasae has nominated Greene G. bronson
candidate FOR Governor OF this State.
The Maine law democrats Of Maine TO hold mass
CON- rfton = por'ier9 tha seventh ~ uqr fee
los purpose cf o9ninatpg eAnlda,s ios Goyeg7<,
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The Easson Conspiracy Trsd.

EssroS, Pn, May ~, 1851.
This morning sentence was passed upon the Eastoa
consplrators BY Judge Mccartney, a. foows;-DonieI
Iaehenour ~ 900 p. and three months confinement In
the county Jail G G ii"d, 80 600 fine and years.
solitary confinement in the State penitentiary
Iech 81 600 fne and Jc1Ta solitary confinement in
the state ponenary; J. J. Stevenson, 81 ane aud one
years hard labor Ia the state penitentary. A. Dech
asked permission to fsy few words, which granted
ne then rofc and sad-"I am innocent, | am innocent
40 Ielp me God Stevenson appears quite mposcd-
more 20 than the others The court house was crowded
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the Christian chnreh The speaker considered il
OF the greatest Instruments which could be employ ed of
the conversion OF the world and therefore eated
10 the support OF all who bad the interests of true r
on at heart BY OF tracts and colporeurs great
benefits had been conferred upon mankind in religious
point OF view. The and the pulpit also great
agencies for the dissemination of Christianity Paul
tract writer so were other apostles and this society
was but following out the example Of those great
preachers IN earring the wok in which !hey
engsGed. These tracts, he said absolutely
Of couniernctug the perucioas luence
of The thousands cf nfdel productions which flood
ing the country. Those who employed in the pub
Ecation and sale Of these works spping the ounda
tons Of repuhic for if they succeeded in subysr
ing rel gon liberties must fall with IL, The speaker
also alluded 10 the OF Eugene Sue snd 3ulwc aud
The lives OF distinguished burplurs, in this
section, and related several instances where The
reading Of them attended with The destruction OF
those by whom they read The reverend gentleman
concluded by speaking Of the encroachments which be
Catholics making upon the institutions Of The
try, and tler attempts TO gubyert the public school
system They had, he said burned the Bible, and
Catholic had avowed to him their intention 10 persevee
until they had established Catholic schools ia every
state in place Of those which they may succeed in des
troyng. lie believed, how yer, that the patriotism of
10 and those virtues which characterized the rican
the Bible 10 which he also attributed the declaration Of
independence.
HE audience was next addressed by Dr. PEcS, The
Corresponding Secretary of the Society He considered
work effective than talk, and that by IL would
the e'y do for mankind than by preaching only
Labor was in bis opinion, the great agent of christianity
for without H. its principles cond not be disseminated
WORK under the idea that God commands it, work under
the idea thai the world is TO be redeemed by ih Is
tae eat gospel which all must believe in, If we would
accom- lish any great purpose
At The conclusion Of Dr pcck's remarks collection
was taken UP, and the meeting ad burned.
MEETING TO-MORROW-SUNDAY.
American Society for Amelorating the Condition Of
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New York Conference Tract Society.

The hrst anniversary OF this society was held
last light in the Jane street Methodist Episcopal
church. This society organized abou. a year
ogo as an susdiiary 70 the American Tract
establishment in Mulberry street and has we are in
formed already been of great assistance to It in the dis
semnauon Of tracts and in the support Of coporeuts
Bishop Scott presided. From the rst annual report we
learn that the receipts during the past year amounted
5000, While the expenditures did oxcetd
$500 The board Of the society have employed Eve col
portcurs, two of whom Iaboring in will,amsburg
and one in Chicago the whole three being Germans who
90 among their ccuntrymen. Tho amount Of time
charged the society by the whole nambor Of copoteur
little eleven months. German books were sold
20 the value Of $3.50 1893 families we're visited AMI or
this number the coiporteurs prayed and sersed with
5ao. They have aso distributed C3l tracs and he1
At the conclusion Of the report Rev NJ CmSTwoRrHY
was introduced to the audience, in place Of Rev Mr.
stevens, who absent.
The reverend gentleman commenced hy aluding TO The
unexpected position in which he was placed and then
proceeded 70 speak behalf Of the Tract Society, and
recommended II to the support Of his audience Through
such societies. said he is Christianity thoroughly
promulgated, for they send out missionaries among
those who ignorant Of the truths Of the Gospel The
most remote ends of the earth had been penetrated by
The ui'uaafcs scnt forth b. tacge religion aaAoc.a
tons ard heatheu paticns brought into tie fod