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sx~as> ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
eTTE THE CnEOPBA aT'C PROCESS

NsasSsa AhIftttl&L / TT Ii.
eTYYT THE CnEOpBA aT'C PROCESS.
q " JONES, Den ist, hav,ng purchased tbs
right fer The above mode OF making Teeth, an be-
inE entirely titled of its absolute superiority
over the gold silver orr iatina rnettod he can with
confidence commend il TO all who may desire full
or partia' sets Of Teeth-ard especially 20 such as
may be dissati- fed with those thew are now using
In this pr Cess, all If the objections # he god
plate are reutoved-the suction being perfect, Sc
cures comfort and stability To the t-and the teeth
beiug embedded in the metal the 10 I'd is eGClud
firm und or between them and thev arr therefor,
stronger cleaner, o.ther and in every Ie4pect bet
ter.
IN consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth and the Suction thereby g cured
he can insert or more teefh tctttoW clasps-and
in all cases guarantee perfect aud satisfactory TT
or nocbarge.
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest in the profession, North
and south testimonials Will be given and specimens
xhibiteds to any who may desire TO see them. Tho Sc
wishing to exchange the old method for the new
their old Plates will he taken in part pay. Office
opp. site Coriuthan Hall.
Office hours from to "a from ga TO 6.
je l8-3m
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prSpaTCH FOR THE SPRINGS.

por.ons going 10 the Watering places can nav
~. n,ss,rcs msilea 20 them, for any length O.
time by leaving their criers a The oounu"S 'O'''
80, an advance Tor the time named.
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ssyTHE following resolutions we

The following resolutions were
passt at the meeting of the Executive Committee
OF the Virginia CentTasA grIcuturai Society. the
9Th inst:
Resolved, That life membership in this Society
be hereby established the price of which to be tcei
ty dollars.
the new papers that all persons desiring 10 besDme
members of this Society for year. will secure Ger
fcate sf membership by paying ttU0 dollars to the
Collector, Capt W. IL Richardson jr, or to the Sec
rotary, Capt. Charles Dimmock; and all perEons who
desire to become life members will receive certih-
Gates by paying to either of the same gentlemen
ttceEty dol RS; and all remittances by mail will be
at the risk Of the Society.
True Extracts
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TOLEDO. Ohio, june 16--The Wabash Valley
Railroad have repaired the damages occasianed by
the late storm, and are now running regularly be
tween Toledo aud St. Louis.
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THE OHIO RIVER.

CINCINNATI June I6-The weather has been fine
since Saturday but the river is still rising. The
water in the channel now measures Al feet. All
the railways are in order.
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COL. Observation-Disclosures AT NEW
ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Juns Is Ten. Henningsen left
for New York today.
Ten days quaraotine are enforced here upon yes
sells from Havana and other infected ports.
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FATAL ExPLOsIoN.-The steam variety works of
Mr. John Stevens at Townsville: Ga, blew up on
Wednesday, 9th inst, killing Mr.. Stevens instant
w. badly wouuding one of the workmeu, Mr. But
Ter, and hurting negro PROSTATE a distance of
fry or sixty yards. So tremendous was the ex.
plosion that the boiler passed through two brick
walls and fell thirty forty PAGES from the build-
ing and the engine was found nearly one hundred
wards distant
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Enrmiesnf1hr Irons.

With the advance OF the season. We hear Of new
aDt mics of the crops multiplying Grasshofpers
chinch bugs Iocusts, floods, threaten 30 leave on.
half an average crop everywhere. whilst the worst
enemy Of all. the Croahers, will destroy what the
lther plaques leave.
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WEST POINT MILITARY AcADEMY.-The West Point
exercises all closed on Saturday, and the cadets
were dismissed for the usual furlough of three
months to wait orders to join the regiments Of
their selection. At the close of the exercises the
Board of Visitors gave grand entertainment in
return for the many facilities they had received
from the officers and citizens of West Point.
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AFFAIRS IN New 0REL4Ss.-Tbe number of votes
polled for mayor was 7,03l, aud Mr.. stiths MAORI
ty l31. The independents elected one of the re-
corders, ard six of the aldermen and assistant al.
dermen. Capt. Duncan and others of the vigilance
committee, have been sued for $4,000 damages for
Illegal occupancy and injury to the office of the
9Th district court.
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AN OLD NEwsPApER-The Newport Mercury.
published at Newport, Rhode Island, completed
the hundredrh year of its existence last Saturday.
the first Number of that Journal having been ia
sued June 18th, 1853. II was founded by James
Franklin, aud his press.-the on which he and
his younger brother, DR.. Benjamin Franklin, so
often worked has remained in the Office TO the
present day, venerable relic.
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slsr New GooDs BY EVERY STRAM

E9r New GOoDs BY EVERY STEAMER
PRICE WATKINS are receiving
NEW NANTLES of latest styles
COlored White ILLU ION CApES
Black silk NETS and Brussels NETS
Full supply Cotton and Thread HOSE
Full supply Gents Cotton Half HOSE. among
them tha unsurpassed BtLbriggaR SOCKS
AleXander's X I'd and Silk GLOVES
The best tyes of Extension SKIRTS
White PIQUES, 6c, &c.
They ask ttention to their stock of DRESS GOODS
and EIBROIDERGES many of which they will
sell at greatly reduced prices Je lf-2w
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AN ARGUMENT FOR New YORK SwiLL MiLE-Preu.
tice. of the Louisville Journal thinks that stop
should at once be put TO the swI milk trade il
New York, yet very coolly adds:
"But. were it snite certain that the present
race of babies in New York wond if spared to
grow up, make no better men than large pro
portion OF their fathers are, tho suppression OF
distillery milk would not perhaps tie important"
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PRIzE FIGHT.-Philip Redwood young married
man, was killed in a prize fight at Gravesend, Eng
on the Goth ult. by James Morris the Brighton
Pet" The parties were good friends and merely
fought to amuse crowd which had been dissp-
pointed in seeing another fight.
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HIGH Price FOR ToBAcco.-Sod YESTERDAY, at the
Tobacco Exchange. by LYLE FOSTER. hogshead OF
Tobacco, raised by Capt VIM Clark Of Pittsyl J.
vauia county, at the high price of $50 % per hun
bred
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eg= By employing TYLER Il Co, you avoid the
risk of getting into the hands of bungliug opera
tors. TYLER Il Co. have experienced Artists and
Chemists at each branch.
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DtM4GEs.-The son of Rev. Alexander of Mar
tinsvle, Ohio, aged about three years, who was
run over by train of cars and had his hand cut
off. has recovered Judgment against the Cleveland
& Pittsburg Railroad Company for S., 1888.
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e9e.IE const quence of the inclemency
Of the weather, the performanc Of the FLOWER
QUEEN is postponed until MONDAY evening, the
Plat inst T L GALLEHER.
lie lS-It
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH-Mrs. Keller wife of joel
Keller, residing about two miles south of Middle
town, Frederick county. Md, died suddenly, ia
commissions caused by her terror at the coming
storm, which swept over that region on last Fri.
day.
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20 TYLER Co g 1879 Main street is the only mt
place to visit for low p ice likeness. TYLER * co.
finish their IS and 80 cents Ambrotypes same AS
they do the higher price ones-color the drapery
and gid the jewe'ry.s
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CoNviCrIoN-Jno W Chilly, convicted in Raleigh,
n G. of forging pension papers, has been sentenc-
ed to three years. imprisonment and the payment
ofS4nOO fine On the trial 1T appeared that he had,
fr some time by rgng the necessary papers. been
drawing the pensions of Sir Revolutionary widows
who died thirty years since.
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NTANTED-From 40 to so Laborers,
W TO work on the Richmond and York River
Railroad Liberia wages pail on the 18th Of caeh
month Also. two Boarding Masters TO boa hands
appy tn the uuders iened At ID. D. Suilivan's Hotel
on nth street, between Main and FRANKLIN.
Ie l7-3ts N. RRAY
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sH- WING. Enquirer and South insert ; months.
ea NEW METHOD OF MAKING

sa NEW METHOD OF MAKING
cSSTYH ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-The subscriber ha-
viug purchased the right of making ARTIFICIAL
TEETH by the CteQptIStc Process, is now prepared
to make them.
The advantages possessed by this process over all
others are greater strength. cled8iHeSS aud accu-
racy OF adaptation. They can be inserted from one
Tooth to full set, by suction or atmospheric pres-
sure, thereby avoiding the necessity of clasps.
Til. Sc " no wish for further information, can exa-
mine specimens. and read the certificates and let
tiers of persons who have tried this method by cali
ing at the subscribers Office.
JNO. MCCONNELL, Dentist
Main street, between 9th and 10th streets,
Opposite Cornthian Hall.
n. B.-Pers0ns having badly fitting Teeth, can
have them exchanged for the above kind, at a small
expeu q le lS--lm
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THE TRUCKING" BUsINEss.-The steamers James
town and Pennsylvania left Norfolk, Va, Wednes-
day morning, with over seven hundred barrels OF
vegetables for New York and Philadelphia.
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NANEw Books NEW Books, at the GIFT Book
STORE No 50 Main street. Dontfail to call and eA
anime their large and well selected stock 2t
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

ST. LOUIS, June 16--Johu +. Ryland has beer
nominated by the democrats for the 9th congress
siOual district.
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WANTED We wish to hire, either hy
w the month or for the balance OF the year
WOMAN accustomed TO general house work To "a
a ew miles from the city.
RAWLINGS 4 HOLIDAY
je I7-3t corr or Main and lIIh sta
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Wom.n,. Rixns. i'm EnxIana.

The Msrchioness Of Londonderry 10 said TO he
the protector Of step TO secure the right Of voting
for women, and 10 energeticaily seconded by Lady
Dysart.
ushsss noble ladies would project measure to
secure some OF the common rights Of humanity for
ths oppressed needie-vonsen Of England, they
Soaa show more womaniy feeling an well as CON,
mon sense
ksy. James D. Accabe, OF Bal.i,ao,e n,aa.sa "a 4,
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INDISPOSITION OF THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, june Il The President has been
suffering for two days from diarrhoe. lie is better
TO day
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je l2-iW ~ CHAs DIMMOCK. Sec. v. GAS.

RICHMOND, JUNE 10TH. 1858.
EG-To DR. NJ KAHN:-DEAR SIR: feel
it duty | owe to you, to state to the public, the
successful removal of "A trmor from the side OF my
neck. of fifteen years standing weighing upwards
of tht &c pounds without the of "A knife, aud Of
which am now well l was examined by several
eminent ply sicians of my county, who advised me
to have nothing done with it.
Yours &c. MARY j. GRURBS.
Sc Residence Beaver Dam, hanover county, Va.
az DR.. kAHNs office is the corner of 22i aud
Main streets je l5-3nl*
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IL ANTED.-A good WET NUIS Sc
~ wanted immediately-nne that has q 'u
breast of milk, with baby not les than three nor
moro than six months old; W th god character
can hear Of a situa'on. wi h firstrate wages Iy.l
o. q rm'n preferred. Apply At ihis office.
IL l6-ka
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LAIR PLAY-HEAR BOTH SIDES

HAMPTON RoADs, June II Arrived, ship Cochitu
ate, no day from Caliao.
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En~ HousEKEEpBBs and others, who
wish TO facilitate the making of Bread, Pastry &c
aud have the incest and most wholesome should try
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING P0WDER.-
Price a. cts. per box. } w GARLIck,
10 II sole Proprietor.
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IHTANTED-A Purchaser or good Ten

AJ AN ED-h fnrcneSer or good Ten
w ant FIR a small brick DWELLING HOUSE
ami SHOP, on Church Hill racen " painted and 70
paired 1t has fine gar,lru To- attached, is ~ a
pleasant n.ighborhOod and MAJ be bought or rent
ed 2u favorable terms. hy early apple .tion t. 4. g.
StUBBS. or Messrs BELL Il HUGHeS Aefs,
Ia IT-Es Franklin stts,t
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WA n TIE D-A No | col red Cook,
wrs'er and Ironer. Apply a, this Office.
lie l6-3t*
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MANIED first rate Hand, to work
w on veg work. Apply at -
p. SCHICK'S,
je I6-3t* No 40 Broad street
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nsxs" THERs WILL b. = PRAYER MEET
ING oF half an hours continuance, every morning
this week. at half past O'Clock in the Lecture
io0m of the Second Presbyterian Church Or
HoGEs) je l5-4t*
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WANTED To HIRE-For the balance
W of the year-a coloTed man accustomed to
gardening and attending to COWS. Apply At thi. Of
fee lp i2--'s
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The STEAMBOAT CALAMTY.--.s far as ascertsned
50 cabin and 120 deck passengers were rescued
from the i'll fated steamer Pennsylvania, leaving 10
cabin and so deck passengers missing and no
doubt lost Tho Pennsylvania was built at Pitts
burgh, four or five years since, and was estimated
to be worth about $4,000. She was owned by
Capt. Klinefelter, Clark Thaw. James Dorus,
Zone of the engineers on her at the time,) George
Black of Pittsburgh, Pa, and r. s. Hays She
was insured TO some extent in Pittsburgh in the
Great Western, Citizens, Delaware Mutual and Eu'
raka. but as a matter of course the policies are v.
tiated
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-, h"s. James D hocabe, OF Baltimore. preached In
Wheeling, Va, on Sunday last. = ~ " ~
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xr~~s STEAMER BELVIDEkE,
s - FOR BALTIMOREFreight receiy-
eli to-day (FnI0AY) and up to the hour off O'Clock
?. ii. SATURDAY, unless a sutlciehcy be received
prior to that bOur.
Cousgnees are requested TO send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston taken through at moderate
rates and with expedition. -
Je lS-2t LUDLAM & w AISON.
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pOERHAVE's HOLLAND BIrTERs

II y ~
And the various Affections consequent upon a dig
ordered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion, Ac7dity o. the SnnlS a.
toii Ky rains Heagtburn Lusa II appetite DesisH'
eney, Cestyenets, BlUfi aud Bleeoing ~ :. ~
| al Neryo W.. hheums5ic aud NeuralI 'neciiei.s
IS has IN numerous instances proved highly benth
-ia. and Ia ssths rs effected dec ds Il cure
rhi- II purely veg table COMPOUND, prs pared 90
suici,y scivntlie principles, alter the NJ niger q 90
celebrated tiolland Professor BeerhsSe, bscSnr' ="
hs great success in most utthe bur pc AartStts, Us ~
tTodnc ton into he U STATE WAS inteuds Iie e'p
csy fer those OF eur Ia h tiand scattered mere A
there over the fare of this mights country nr-tt-
With great snccess among them new sfer Il % tbg
American public. knowing that ns tTul, sobasf'N
medicinal yirtt - must be ack uowledg' q.
~ II p4rfiruariy recommended These feis,as'
Whose eonsil ut,Ons may have been impaifea pl e
continuous ef idont spirits, or other IafhS %
dissipation. Generally instantaneous ~ " 6, .
a8ds it's way directly b. the set III nj, thiti'gN
AID quiekeninx every nerve, rsisiag ny ths atgr
ng spirit and, In tact, iafnsinX new he~'n ""
yigor in the stem
kGTlOk.-Mhoevtr expects 10 hpd thls oese
rage will be disappointed but 10 ID siek, wfsk az
tow spirited. IL will prove grateful arVtns'N ""
dial. possessed OF singular remedial properties
CAUTION. -.
The great popularity Of tEis a. htinl ARENA "a
nard against purchasing, Re nat persuaded 20 pu3
anything else until you have given B0bkHA n
HOLLAND BlfTERS fair trial. One isst'i vi ~
con since you how ilhaltsly superior Is " -
these limitations
soid at 81 per bottle, or six bottles Tor So oy i0'
SoLE Pk0PRlkTohS.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. ~ Co
MANUFACTURING
PHARMAGEUTisTS AND CukNisfc,
atfe st.tf
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GRAYS, ATTENTION.-You will
81 attend a regular Company Drill, at Military
n Hall this (FRIDAY) evening, at o'clk. prompt
ii ly. Every member is requested to be present
BY order of Capt ELLIOTT.
fe ls-lt JNO ROGERS, Orderly.
ROCKY RIDGE RIFLES.-Parade
b at your Armory on SATURDAY evening June
n 18th, at i1a O'Clock, in full summer uniform.
IL BY order of
CH4s VADEN LIST Sere't. le lS-2t
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Hor. A. III. stephens--Impor Mail
Observation-Disclosures Of 7rapei- Wheat far'
ssst--T otdtcdi, dc.
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WANTS.
Observation-Disclosures,

WANTED Wented, in aay quantity. .r1 N
reek 10 800 bushels Black Hart and .Nsr,lilss
CHERRIES, without stems. for which fbe h'ghsss
market prco will be paid In cash. II deli sered Al
Store. No 100 Cary street. ~
lie l7-dfW m w Toryr,1
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ELK, &c Wanted. an engs cement ss l)yersae,
&c, ny man q many years practical expsrispcs
IN the above capacity. He has filed some Of ne
most responsible situations 10 this COZ ntry and sss
stands farming machinery, breeding al s,ocS vi
keeps accounts &e and Is married but has nn eh;I
dren Address 0vEkSEER at the Office ~ shis y,
pAr. ~ :
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W7ANTED.-The undersioned vist : !,

w employ man of steady habits-a Wood W.
man at the coach making business--that can ,,,l
latest styles OF light work. Address WV ''"A'
JOHN III. ATKINSON
IS-JtT petarsbpr. a
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q. D. WOOTTON
Office one door below The south"
lie lT-6t% on 18th street
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@2 GREEN TURTLE.-RscelV-
s&y&x%s% ed and will be served up in a style une
60 qual!ed. at THE DIME. 81 Main street
THIS DAY from II To o'clock IL lot
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a LADIES' CONGRESS GAL
ssus>s-41 TERS-A beautiful lot Just received al
No 43 Vain st. WM WALSH.
sl MISSES MOROCCO HEEL
sEm~<s ED B0OTS.-Another lot of those cheap
Heeled Boots, at only Si.25. at
je IS VIM WALSH's.
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tie Shoe and Leather Bank to await the sc'ou Of the
Ottoman aatLortics: . paie- for printing the boiy
4 the notes. % plates for printing The Tcohra, Of
The sran and % plates for printing tie seals Of the
Minister OF tie Treasury.
Tie Mayor beng satisfied Of the innocence Of Mr.
Harrison II Tie matter permitted him to depart his
giving tie suhjoned certificate:
NFw.YoRE OF. g. 1859.
9Th pse. and kain-. printed by r Madame Ianen
arf lie undersigned having been Willingly usei by her ia
trutiug the SAM. hereby oliver and euquish the
Vsri. Js-~. Of he Peace aud Mayor the
CO. ~ New York BE- LANDED the Turkish Govern
uert or 10 D. otherv - disro.rt u - .
W. l.. :. HARRISON. No. . Dusne-st.
The Mayor informed Mr.. Harrison that no examina-
ton would be had and further proceedings taken in
the case a. he was satisfied that he entirely nno
cent Of any criminal knowledge intent in his oounec
,lon with the matter. His Honor then voluntarily
anded Mr. Harrison the following certificate stating
II at it was due in justice to Mr. II. We append the
Mayors certificate:
MAYOR OFFICE New York Oct. 3. 1883.
Mr. Harrison having appeared before and Appearing 70
satisfaction tha; he had poyed print tine Turkish
fa. without knowledge Of their character and he freely
delivering up plates IN h. possession be DESTROYED with
the advice IL the District Attorney he discharged asse from
al suspicion Of having knowingly commed any legal ohense
DANIEL y. TIEMANN. Mayor.
j. BLUNT. District Attorney.
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letters, and raised large sums from the clergy and
people Of Carthage foi their release a11 81. Ambrose
even melted down the sacred vessels of Milan for
the same purpose.
But again what are or Bishops AMI Chief Minis
ters dong for the members cf their hpc:- who are in
prison and in captivity The Great Shepherd re-
qures them to regard "those who in bon!s
" rs bound with them" and IL further says:
In as much ms We did II not INTO one Of the least
d" Of These We did il not un;o me-. III 80 ministers,
a. their ordination, promised God and tie Church
that they would take heed Of the flock over whom
"thc Holy Ghost had made them oyerseers Are
they doing it Their vows are upon them, their IN
difference will be crimnality. Samuel Greene. 10 the
MARYLAND Pcnitcntiary Is only one among the nun
dreds of thousands Of protested Christians who are IN
captivity in this Great Southern PrisonHouse. Ana
vel the Church is silent but thank God for the po-
tical party which is consolidating itself to resist the
aggressions of this scOurge of land and corruper
Of the Church. And at the approaching balot-boxes
let every who calls himself Christian, vote Is a
Christian should and remember those who are in
bonds a. bound with them. A METHODIST
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Manages was held AZ the
Bible House, Aston place, Thursday, the 9Th inst,
vice.Presdents. in the chair assisted by VIM. b.
Crosby and Benz. l.. Swan, esqs.
The Rev. DIR. KREBs read the Goth Psalm and Of
fered prayer. ar
Five new Societies were recognzed-two in MIS-
souri one in Wisconsin, one in Iowa, and one In Mas
sachusetts.
Communications were received from Agents OF lne
Society, showing the state Of the work n various
parts Of the country; from the Rev. L. 5. JacoDy,
Rev. l.. S. Cnlbertson Of shanghse, China, in behalf
of the Bible Committee appointed by this Board ask
ing appropriation Of funds to print the M
If the Pentateuch and the New Testament non 'ie
Rev. 2. L. Hunt, Madras, sending an accoul e. y.
Scriptures printed and distributed al Ina' p'aoe
the French and Foreign Bible Society 10 regsru 70 inc
Continued opening for the circulation OF the scriptures
in France. r,L NIL, e.