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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Brown, shipIey & Co.'S Circular.

Per Canodal LIVERPOOL, Esd Dee. 1858
favorable position Of m politics which daily
and the continued dispute between The
that might otherwise from tho Of short supply
salon imports single of Cotton having arrived here
The tusin. in the same time amounts to 400 bslc spectators
taking s and exporters 1880 bales closing quietly the follow
Mss. f.9 Mdda: q Ordinary
Inland Fsir.......6;d. Middlipg SD
The sales price, ranging from 2ad
SS Sss F.. Of ysa ss
The Manchester market m,a .ish the great
descriptions of yarns and Goops and given more confidence to
The demand FLOUR and WHEAT less active than the early
part Of the e.1 whs sesDe price h n.e 81
vance in the ws.l Is Dbl 10 g.
%. %nss e Grss &
,Sd s'eTp Ssss c.n.d. and aoa2 S. 9sp
Dbl White INDIAN COss 4e yellow 49, mixed A0 quarter
Of fso.fb.
The sales Of American RESIN consist Of $50 bbs nss
p ewt Nothing doing in TUkPEsTIsr
Richardson Brothers s. Co.'s Circular.
"a ds.Gs :1oe our last are small .cse
WHEAT and FOgr The former fm, .opporas the extreme rate:
Aiss nsde hs. taken plaf. in o.r Ms., 70 ale. tsr
without being quOabe dease are in better
demand at extreme rates - 81, ~, -, ,...
be anticipated had only limited attendance tails
Flour The sold slowly scarcely good
rate. a, at our while latter be written y rs
Dbl Baltimore and Philsdephs brands being offered a.
sprIa coRs inquired but advance eoua be
established. ,<
The demand for OATMEAL fair and sales for eonmmpion
ey effected extreme rate, OATS held tor'n advance Of
II 10 ~ y IS rs which checked the demand.
EGYPTIAs BEANS In moderate request at former rates
Imports for the pact from abroad conr Of quart
ers WHElT CoRs and 40 bbs FLouk Exports
period 3si5 q9.rten wasAr Aes do Is2is coas
2s 6l2 FLOUR We quote the value OF Aere.a
Ceesle, this days MARKET white Gene. Wnr.r W ono
FLous So wensrn Cana, ss9a1sF Dbl isDiiS Com white
and yellow, Isl d46l p $50 Bs
dull heard Of sales here although
sold So In London aud parcel OF 30 tans
said still lower.
10 note deal done East India and Egyptian
The sales Tor Export were 2,7so bales
lively. amount OF
pes done is tridng; 81 for Philsde phia In retail.
BkEr-The the week large 800 ties Gurney uds
Mes, Al e and Prime Mes Spectator beings
usrt decline on se soes Miller Mccain 81 IS heree
being spe parcel
PoRK-Ssthirs doing ,,-,a.
BAcos-There better demand this week nov quoted ~ n
retail ,,,-...
81 y cwt. hss been taken.
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Upon WASHINGTON

WAsHISGTos, Saturday Jan 7, 1854.
Mr. Hobbie, First Assistant Postmaster General, has
been confined to his bed for several days by severe nds
position.
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DEATH OF DIR. MEAoHAn.-We are panied to announce
the death of DR. j. Meacham which took place at the
State Lunac Asylum in this city yesterday afternoon
He was one Of the Oldest he Of the most skill
ful physicians in Utica and notwithstanding an unfOr
tunae nrmy that becouded his later he retained
TO the last osmarkable bold upon public confidence
He came 10 this city about thirty two years ago since
which time hs has been in constant practice, until within
a few weeks. Utica Gazette, Jan. o.
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Died.

COLLHS-On the evening Of the 9Th INST, GEORGE Co
Inns A;e Charles Collins future notice VIII - sNs
| Of Tbs funeral sTTsnsenerts
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The legislative Of Maine convened al Augssa on
,,sse,dsy lsA The House organized by the choice
A Noah sB th. Jr Of Calais, Hhg) for Speaker, and
N, Pary Of Oxford free Soilerl for Clerk.
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~ York sOmerve and Estcnwinter srsnsmenu- s and
AMER D.c15 aS3 Passenger Trains will leave oowst PER
No North River New-York, An IL and r Nj New,
YORK Tor soreryile (wayl ct NJ b. Rarosd 100. 81
A n SPIN Leave SorDeIyile way AZ $50 A. TINS hns
with trains BY the j. Railroad Company loot Oh C'a
Stsre, connect with from NewYok follows from Plain
field fo from Somerve for Pespeck ss o
White House Femngton &c from Esston Tor beiVdefe'
Wnkeshare Bethlehem, AleDtown msueb .nqn1 sel ac
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the spplics-

CIPREME CODRI.-ln the matter " inc opphce-
= lion az the Mayor Aldermen and Commoosy u the CITY OF
HeYork py the Aqueduet Board Of said city resys
he Acquiring Of Reservoir IN the said ey bstses
seh and the dh and 5<hev In the ssd city Lac
Mayor Aldermen and Comnenaly Of the cry o. sewien
ute entitled facilitate the acquisition o. sS %f @
Reservoir City Of NewYOTk pessed Jane 1n s nfee
s LDg hereby dive notice. . the oTpe e.sses pr
lies and persons respectively entitled unto or Ine
n,mebs hereinafter me nio asa ne
described they wiz sPpy the Supreme cosl ,as TO-
Of the ssd Court 20 DC neto as
CIV Hall Of the City New-Yort FRIDAY pe osa az o.
Fe6ru,ry 1854 the opening Of the court on t1. s .f
ne OF Appraisal In toe above entitled MAJ % 70 sss
h v, ~ IRE ,svcrs esses parties and
81, soss.se 1pensson taking all those lands teae
and prccoss - lie eetTeeI sh soa -
a. ne L nd 5tb avs said city and which IN: ssia Coton
Aqudu deem advisable % Dc SECURED ioy tse Ply ~
new Reservoir the City OF Nes-lork wnicn sels
the plan Of sad ety. "a
ar "a nv yae entitled An Act reis'iEe 70 mprov
rert. 10 the City Of EewYoTk. and for otaer
April 1907. =. hySLnh a - :. 1 " po,rd
Dated New.YOrk. Jan >, 1894 Sg-y-----
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SOUTHERN NAIL FAILURE.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Jan. 7, 1854.
VIC have no mail this morning south of Washington
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1853. Arrangements for DeceneeI e, po,D iG r..

'YIBANY and NETWORK RAILROAD-Two
"A daily Express Trains at osoes IN s1s : xb ns.
Es q 4 i1 sses. SPRING. Whtei MoaI s..
com w @ LeS.5on sprns The above
the new DEPOT corner Of and through
tsdy Utica Rome Syracuse Auburn Geneva CanSrdasa hocoe
also BrOome ard BOwsry and 18th and
The tove trains will land and receive passengers only crOt0n
F.Is Hilsdaie and Chstham Pogr-CoFnera
other yin City W. Hail. or
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fsll Arrange
II ch.nbsist daily for Albany ssd Try
Dec is YIN follows. ham, o0,...i,, With
EsPrss, T9 i. a r. through ''i "'''
WAL Mai Tam Through Way Train; u NJ ,pdspM
For TsIrytovn at ioIP.M ,,v
from dhssers and Wy Freight and Passenger Train .. AM
TIE srrytoxn Peei snd Poughkeeps Trains stop 1t al TIE
Canal Christopher lth :nd sls -,
SUNDAY NAIL TRAINS st $40 p d from Cansst i'f A''
Stopping & I'll way EDaUHD FRENCH, Superintendent
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of WbitehaiLst:@
Eli F' TAsb ic' The Boai1 vi Leave ys
s s: S.s sSI. tie e Liza 'i ~.
Nsh. boat finn NswY0t III O'clock fif' ~ ''a'
ssSO1I ,ys sTsy ssh hail. ,i,
f Aa s s".l Ns1 e'.'' 9'9e = :
nTFW YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via
EEwERsEY EESoSA,pwisrs MAJ hR s1a
Dec Is ie-1sye NeYOk zoo: Of Co11tlsndtt q T. ana
A. N sIa n 40 = A. H. ard A H. and q sn
FsSe from Nsw-York 81 IS sad II NIP 20 Ken
40 H for second class 10 Ii A. aud NJ 70 kenstnz
90. "a In A XII and a ~ 20 Wanutst, via irnden and
a. Win reduced Way prices HewIeney Accommodations Lane
IL from foot Of Co1rtlandts., via Camden 70
Warutt 10 hoes OmnbGsss viii from the keR:inston
ne =, The pncpa hotels and the central Philadelphia
fo IN cent? or each and with basgsss tor cents
roush tickets sold for Baltimore Warrington Norfolk eden
wi1son ChsEs;On in al the above train. ITsagt bag
baggage continued IN and lines only Passengers
h passage ercs ferry before trains leave
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
II No IS Leisht+t-R r. r. TRAIL NJ D. Propulsion; g. h.
TAYLOR ~ and Dr.. J. l. HO3FORD, Asstans AceoaaLao-
fr lon persons Special Department oE female d .se
nR. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS
IL A. p. 4 D. SANDS lrsni@
No 100 Fult0nst.
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feaa! Notices.

A SSIGNEEs NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
n that THOMAS B. LEGGETT, JOHN w LEGGErr aud
GEORGE Y. LEGGErT, composing the irn Of LE09Err
BROTHERS, Commission Paper Merchants OF this city have hs
Of al their 70 The ander!sned 10
tru general benefit Of their eedore All Indebted
The firm call the without de-
ay the AID al pcsus having claims AGAINST sd
firm hereby requested present the same 20 him. tor q ids
tion at No a Brosd~t-New-York, Dee, I, 1883.
Asssn
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a SSIGNEES' NOTICE.--Notice Is HEREBY given
~ th.t the accounts VIM TURRELL and ALBERT CHAM
BERLIN sgnees Oft BADGER Co l.le q L.nesecro are
will be the Judges OF tfe Court OF Common
Piess al Montrose Pennsylvania MONDAY the i6h day Of
January confirmation aud slow nesDecembsr ~ i5
-' n A. WARD Pnpthonofsry
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN ls5 NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854

Commencing January ?, 1854
TRAINS FROM NEw.YoRK-For New cconmodation az
Jam IL SOA n, and at Pm: Express IA NJ and =
M The M train stops Stamford and bridgeport the M
At Stamford Norwak and Bridgeport the NJ train Stamford
ard Bridgeport ,,., ..,.
for Port Chester sl5 A NJ and 66 p n for BudsepoHHo
p NJ. =, ,,x,-.-- y..
FOR Bosror Hartford Springfield and Woeester-Expres
"a ~ and P. NJ. Dine and supa Springfield ,., -
River Vermont Railroads. and hontreai-Ek
pres az A NJ. Dine at Springfield
Accommodation train of the New-fiaYen, heroa ana
Sprinsfeld Rairoad-At II 81 A NJ
'Por Canal Railroads.&c. and ll3l "
For NewIissen London RarosdExpres at " 20
New London Norwich Stonngton and Providence and r. d. 70
Eew.LoEdoa only. N 49,,
For Danbury and Nsrwsk at A. NJ
M Express at p. NJ. . =. -.,..,.. =.
Ta.Iss TO NywYoRK-From New Haven-Accommodation At
$50 As spd 935 " and b. Express ss Ito and - = NJ
From Notwsk and Port ChesterSpecia Accommodation trans
from Norwali at "A from Port Chester a. $40 A. NJ and So
Z. NJ 80, s.., H.. ..a tfo,ar,
Vice Prest and spts Oaice, No 81 Csnslst New-Ysrk
AMI Gnrf,.O hicn Station House, N. Haven
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NOTICE-The Property, Debts and Effects OF the
~ late firm of L. wOODBURE Co, a. slso Of T. WOOD
EIRN have duly assigned 20 tbs ssbsbef Tor ths
benefit All persons INDEBTED TO said ste mm OF 70
oodburp requrd sks payment 20 the under
,lsne5 1t oaiee No. IS Wall sNew:Y OH Jan ~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
Comfy Of NewYork notice hereby given 20 all persons hav
pT sesn WILLIAM A. ~ PENTL late oth City Of New
the with vouchers thereof 20 The
snhber No u Charles st. In the Cy New
he sc,b dsv of Inly lass HiLAH b. PENTL Adu'x
s,rQl Ian fms
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 8 O'CLOCK.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE yEw-YORK TRIBUNE
NINE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Friday, Jan 6, 1854.
The steamship FL Dorado, from Aspnwal arrived here
today with California dates to the 10th of December
brought down by the Golden Gate Panama She reports
that the George Law had sailed from Aspnwal for New
York, with the mails and treasure.
The L. Stevens arrived San Francisco 10th Mt with
the Atlantic mails of goth and 22d November
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nIoRTGAGE SALE-Default having been made IN

LII
condition mortgage beses 2sts the Th Ssy Q, Ap
and NewYOi JOHN CRAakk q ias
Of sale was daily recorded In the Office Of tho Register Of
The civ and County Of NewYok 10 esr tls o. hoss pss
ga Sent AZ fifty minutes past aud VS. OF ana apys
The premses described the said MORTGAGE f.1ows y< Al
thoxe two certain parcels Of ground
and b, Ins In the Nineteenth e Twehh Ward Of tns sy
NewYoR on West Hhst- and between the 9n ana nns's-
which upon certain Known s,P Of Lspas atsss
smith City Surveyor dated Ju9s ~ ss and Ssd 10 ss om.s
ssS d.lnnisbed by bundled and
and one 6ondred and thirty nine SD which s.a ~
.hsy are bounded described follows Besnnns oint o.
he norrherly ins h distant three hundred ana my 'es
a. the from i intersection Win me
ey line OF the thence aons
xeS,ly line iihs fry feet 30 r. thence $40 P
sliei with 9Th az Aforesaid handed fset four 2
thence parallel with h Ioesra my ee
&c ~ and parallel With The sh ~. sgls
Lun1nd inches 600 r. In 70 inc psoo -
n,na And whereas elsned 20 Dc oae epon 80
Nortzsse AZ the the frt pubeatcn o. t nees ns
80 ~ Al ara edips law having been tnstueo
10 coys the scared BY the said mortgage or any par
notice hst By virtue OF power o. ale
d Nessse coutsnsd has become operative the ssoys
S,sied nremss be sold At public auction Of the CITY HAL
tbe civ OF NewYok the 18th day o. feofanfy io,t ~
ccoek' M Dated Nov %. 1853 yEO. CRAAER Aorsszes.
Il Car ID Attorney. uDhSh"o
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BOSTON, J.r s-Arr Br ship Monsoon, from Liverpool
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r 1Grrous MARBLE-warercom No. Ss48

III
II Broadway, NevYcrh rREysD e. ,fsssm' w. are
Pepss srds FOR ~ Msas rs s
Stone M s sss % S, .nd dc
.0uAl TO sny other iEs u s.ed io All ue.sl
ss 5ts. ,:a T sS Cain. nj
Colunp. Doors cs0ss and Counters Nan Sonno~ 'sss
ss. 70, oTpsuspns Dus .ud TAne Stores VII be srusAed 90
application asuuci0Ty ceTner Of sF.nsn an
81 story No H. where oil pr'ons interested are n'e 70
NAIAM MORROW is, without exception, the
NJ wonderful AstToos 10 The world or that s eyer esea
sn.1n ssf , ne s'sS s.s5sS S he AoSe .csoes 70
tell BY future events md al concerns o. s n y %
sBdd husbands and abn, friends Which h sson shed thousands
luns travels thoagh Europe No % Boonett, between
csrnsp .rd CouuSs 6eDtlsnsS not admired.
DkONZE FIGURES.-Paisian Bronze Figures,
ID y hs sshsber At cent lee than tey
can Of Of ssST 60 man .sd SS s
"''' " ''O'' ~ j @ GILBERT, No 2is Pe.rls.
DARsONS 4 Co.'S RAT and CoCKROACH EXi
sold By the principal NsxYOk and elsewhere
Assn.c v cLlcKENEh Co. No 81 s.Is.ays: caAs Z.
ueDsy to be returned. Price . ets
n o PRINTERS.-The subscribers are Agents for
the sale of superior PRINTING INKS manufactured b. Par.
wocdCs snd COlOrsd RoE Co, Nos % and 81 GOds
TOILET and FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST
For sale recipes the Manufacture Of invaluable articles ~
the shove Of domestic economy Apply 70 D. han
COCK SFurmsn Brooklyn, Crystal Lake Ice Co. before
An. "
w H. McDONALD's Advertising Office, No. lI2
ss~su corner Of Ann The yer best leading daily and
for through any city pOssohce viii meet
prompt Lists furnished and information in regard sd
vertisirs Freely given.
YEAST POWDER-B. T. BABBITT is the orig
hal inventor OF the Chemical ieas Power Which prepared
and cold him Nos 6s and 20 wsshioson. New TIN
Those who purchase should that they gee that ~s s
shove name
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INPURsUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County of New notice . hereby 90 a., 2esoss hs,ss
claims sssnst JAMES MONTGOMERY SHERRY late OF the c
NewYor deceased present The same VIA s9ss
10 the snsrrbes the Office OF MICHAEL W DIVINE, Eslt
No 81 Wsst IN the City Newiork before the second
day Of April nex-Daed EowYork the twenty ninth d.y o. sep
,e,hey isS3 MARTHA ANN SHERRY, AdminiafsfrK
al 1n,re,nSat HENRY q MARTIN. AdinInistIsiof.
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Coal.


COAL.-Peacb Orchard Red Ash, Nut, s. %; Egg
~ Stove White Egg and Stove, 80 %
Camel Liverpool and Cumberland the lowest market prise
JACOB WEEKS, Jr-
No sl3 Bowery snd No 81 Greenest, aear AmitJ
quail still sell the best quality of Coal at re
~ iucsd prces 25hs and 9Th aud corner OF
Klns and Greenwich Weight warranted PETER CLINTON.
COAL-The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities
Nto lowest market price full assortment Of the best
ADihI scife and BfnminOus Goals J. u MOkld,
Corner ThompsOnss and Albany aid Washington "
7 ACKAWANNA COAL-Furnace aud Steamer
IL Lump and Crate Coal for sale by the Apply 70
ISAAC N. SEYMOUR, Treasnrer
OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. No 81 Wal-ss
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/ soy BOSTON PROVIDENCE. NEW-BEDFORD and rAuN.
TON Inland Boue without change OF cars or detenton carrying
Eastern Mail so....
The steamers C VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone and COMING
DoRE Can't John O. Bowns connection with the Stoninson
Provence Boston and Providence Railroad leaving
daily snndays excepted from Pier No R. first wharf above
O'Clock NJ, and Stonngon at oelock N or
on the arrival ofthe Mail train which leaves Boston
These for strength safety speed comfort
and elegance The officer experienced and attentive
this route superior 70 any other BENG
direct the tp pleasantly and
performed while paensers can always rely on ne' ae
The COMMODORE from New Yok-Mondsy, "Wednesday and
Friday From Thursday and saturday
The VANDERBILT from EewYorkTuesdsy, Thursday an d
Saturday From StoningonMondsy "wednesday and Friday
per steamboat Providence Boston Tsonton and Sewbed
ford or by accommodation trains from Stonngsou at A. NJ
accompanies the steamer and rain throVsh eseh
a. pier No p N R. or No 10 Battery place
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cnny OF NewYork notice hereby given TO all persons hAv
ns claim. The estate of JESSE BARKER late ofth Cy OF
NswYo deceased the same with voucher. sfeS.
~ he Of nex-Daed NewY0rk,
~ anao,h a. ~ uIv 1874 JAMES q. KING Jr,
'hs Executor OF Jesse BsTket decesssd
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jority q The applicants. and who can fsd Tor 9
mother like moehets So II y with the wives en4
daughters. The Dorcas Society, which made .l6o
garment ard 80 ,omfortables during the past year
for The POOR entitled to great praise. and II
the resurrection Of life the menben win hAi their
reward.
Rev. DR.. PALMsR then read the list Il officers for
the ensuing year. The following are thu names =
DIRRCTREssEs.
Mrs. WIN. w. GAIlatin,
Mrs. Silas Brown,
Mrs. d. Lyons
Mrs. Jeremiah SkidmoIe.
TR8AsURER.
Mrs. N. Cochran.
SBCHHARIya
Miss d. Post, Recording Secretary.
Mrs. Dr.. Palmer, Corresponding Secretary.
MANAGuRS.
Mrs. Warren Carter, J. GraDade, J. d. Oliver, DR..
Green, p. Neefus, ehanss, winker, A. Edwards,
MesersL Bride, Gellet, Truslow, and Mias Maynard.
unanimous vote was passed, electing the pre-.
posed list Of oficeRs
Rev. DR.. WALKsn then gave benedictioa; aftsr
which the meeting adjourned.
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The Female Assistance Society Of New York.

FORTY FIRST ANNIVERSARY MEETING.
Ibeforty first anniversary meeting of the above
society was held yesterday, at noon, in Hope
Chapel, Broadway, and was very well attended. A
age Lumber Of pews we're filed with ladies, whilst
many gentlemen, old supporters of the society,
filed the seats near the reading desk.
At half past twelve o'clock the Rev. DR.. WHEAT
LEY gave prayer, and read portion Of theScrlpture
Tie Rev. Mr.. PALMER then real the annual report
Of the society. which fully exhibits the success and
exeItoDs Of the body during the past twelve months.
The document r, ad as follows:-
The prospects of the Society have been fsvora-
tie curing the past year. We have nothing to re
ont alcuat@ to oishesrten the friends of the in
sti'utioD, but much to encourage renewed exertons
III 's sustaibment Though 10 thessxercse OF our
vocation as visiters To- ge amount OF human suf-
feiirs has been urged upon our attention, hey ond
our ability TO meet, yet when we review what has
been done. rather than what might have been
done we thstk God and take courage. We
have seen aged saints. who have endure tie blasts
time over eighty winter standing on the margin
# their heavenly Inheritance, in trium ph awaiting
tie ri, glofies of the future. And We have heard
them thank God for the aid afforded them through
circunsta ces 10 know that Go 1 hath chosen the
poor Of this world, rich In faith and heirs of TIE
k gdcT. or others We learn, that before they were
gous instructions Of the visiters under God. have
been induced to return to the Shepherd aud Bisbop
of souls. The gratitude Arising from having
their temporal wants relieved, and the heart being
made tender by the Christening hand of God, had
prepared the way for the reception Of pious council
The tistory Of the society from year to year, pre-
sen.s many Of this sort. And IL is thus that
many families have not only been redeemed from
perury, but have shared ia Che various benefits OF
goddess, which Is profitable to all things. Aud
others there are, who have shared In the BENEFITS Of
this society, the gratitude Of wnoss hearts msy
never more be outspoken in time They have Left
the snd Of tie d, log and have gone to the land OF
the living. Some Of these we're found by visitors OF
the society, in naunts Of poverty, vado1sy dts
tressed in hooy and mind. But not ooly has the
band II the visitor Deon open to relieve temp ,ra
want, but her s,mpsthizing heart has also been
open and the Sufferer has BEEN pioted 70 the cross
OF Christ and tnorugh tie cross hss see, the par
chase Of glorious Inheritance made sure to every
Believing sinner
Where sickness, sorrow. pain and death.
Arc felt and feared no more
He belieyest Ard though his body dies els sol
rt enters upon the shores OF eterra ie. and there
in ever sdoiins gsasisuje T. God he waits aud
the minisserpg angel ttrsng. 90 reoeise iaso ever
lasting hsbss-tlsts tnose son Dini,tered 90 his
senporE And Aytfftual necessities on earth Thu
rcc,ds Of the sUciety present tho cases Of many