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PIu.a nEEpIIA. SEPT. Q, 1856.
PRoy WOoDDeac sir-Your Hair Restorative is proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' also the hack part Of my
head almost coverngin fact bald. have used but two
pint bottles Of your Restorative aud the top Of head IS
studdusi with promising crop young hair, and the front is
also receiving benefit have tried other preparations without
any benefit whatever think from my personal
ton, induce many others 10 try It.
Yours respectfully D. r. THOMAS, ~ D.
No. 4G4 Vine street.
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X DVsFzPsIA HEADLcH ISDIoEsr1oN, by which all
persons affected eau usually cured BY taking
mOderas exercise Wholesome food sB dose Of Boerhays ol-
land Biuers, one hour before eachmeal. [dtw&wlW.
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- BEJ. F. sHELDs offers large variety Of Furniture, Bird
ing. &c, at 10 o'ciocs-
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BANK OF WEST TENNEESsEE, AT HEM
PEHES.--The Of this Bank will be redeemed at the Union
Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. IatWs1w-H
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Joy 10 tiae.AdUIirers Of
a FINE HEAD o.

Joy 10 Gh a q EzliESE5 OF
A FINE HEAD o.
RICH GLOSSY HAHES!!
FHVALK Of beauty without hair,
read the following and II ask ul0re5 circular
around each bottle, and can dOul--
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call easuon ofsll Old and young the wonderful pro
para ton, which back original color, gray hairc0vers
tine head luxurant EroEth-rg1noves
druG, ohirg all cuaneous eruTtonsCauses continual
natural fulssr hence, If ussl regular dressing
Tor tie hair will preserve is color and keep IL from falling 70
extreme I'D age On all its natural beauty call then upon the
bald. gray the diseased in scalp, H. And surely the
young viii they value the flowing locks tie Whiug
curl, be WITHOUT it. Ipra is upon the tongue Of thou
sands.
The gent for Prof. woods Hair Restorative New Haven,
Eaoeyed the following letter in regard the Restorative, rev
weeks since:
DEE. RIvEs, Conn, July 9, 1855.
Mr.. LEAvEyToRI-Sir: have teen troubled with daldruI
my head for than year, ny hair began TO
and hair together Jaw New Haven paper, about
Woods Hair Restorative called At your store
Of April last, and purchased bottle try IL and found
my satisfaction the thing removed the scurf sd
hegan grow tits three inches in length where it
ali o. have great faith in it. wish TO send two
By ar. Post the bearer q this, id0nt Of
the kind Is used in this place may have market for many
bottles after il is known here. Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
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Southern -four is also more inquired for and firm, with sales
Of 1900 S446j for mixed TO good brands Of Bat
more S47O9S575 fancy and extra do S4,I5e5OO for
suuerfne Alexandria S5l055 for extra do SjOOj,25 for
superne Georgetown $500 5000 for fancy and extra do
s55gS55 so for supene Petersburg; S5sa for extra
do $3.50 $3.50 for supeTne ynchburg $6,OOGS5j for
s. 406 5000 for Richmond and S65 for " Mason &
Lewis"
steady with demand for export the sse are 49,
100 bushels Chicago spring at 200 Milwaukee club u
Gg2 white Canadian SlO7Sl,l5 5000 Canadian cu0
part n for inferior, and part at p n t. 6OO red
Michigan 81; l7lOO white Michigan mostly at 81 O9S but
nclulng small lot OF choice at $780, 100 red ONO "
1000 red Southern Sl,O5.
CoTTOSThe market continues heavy, and prices somewhat
irregular, make change in quotations The sales to-day
are 1000 bales, all from
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RRAGG,s ARCTIC TINImENT.

TTVHIS Incompatible Lnient, upon which the great Of
the afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from the pangs
OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia Govt, Erypaas, Cancer, scroula
Spans, Bruises Burns sad and ali other cuaneou Diseases
Is raPlay az similar plspaA'o4 Ile Pope-oLs
past few months Certiacaes from the parties named are in
possession Of tie prOpreor but their leugh Preeud the pub
AN EXPLOSION.
MENPH1s, TEsuS., Nov. ss, 1857.
thereby certify that having been badly bruised sealded
BY the explosion Of boiler, friend induced me 70 ny
from the soad and in very short te ali me pam Va gone
from the hrues In two weeks was WE'LL ana abe % resume
HENRY HAvERsKILL, residence jackson st.
THE BLIND SEE.
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9, 1857.
p3 A. g. BEA9o-DElE srs; For more than three years
and tried various Physicians several nosu to eject;
two u1ont ys nearly we'll Ny little daughter afflicted
in the sane manner for time and during portion Of
I1i1e1t and her y are now perfectly sound Thus have l.
With tEottbottle, cured NY aughtes eyes and ny own,
besides caring the rheumatism in back would not be With
out your Invaluable remedy 10 ny house. - ,-
WrnsrEa CIrv. Iowa Nov. q, 1857.
hereby certify that an acquainted William
sell the astonishing he mentions, and know his
''-''--'''' il. WADswORTH, P. ", WEBSTER City.
GOOD FOR ANIMALS.
This Invaluable Lnient also equally ecacious in curing
the diseases Of animals witness the following certhcate:-
Mers A. Arnot, and Lynch, Arnot Co., keep the two
largest livery stables in the West and generally known
ST. LOUIS. Dec ., 1857
We the UNDERSIGNED having used Dr. B4 Arctic Lninent
for nun Of months cheefuy testify its superior efficacy
In curing diseases Of hOTse; veil satisfied the
Arctic being Eminent made tat other
We keep and kept for number years, extensive livery
in this city, and coucquently experience about horses
and their diseases great and unhestangy say, that the
Eminent is the only have found always edecs
tive We cordially neud Z to all livery stable keepers
and others having the o. horses.
j. & A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARN0T & CO.,
Chssnut street.
CAUTION.
Many Druggists having "a Linnisns hard, viii try to sell
them you the best but do positively refuse Q purchase
them. Ask for " BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT, and TAXI
Liberal PROPOSITION.
The pTopristors agree furnish each purchaser Of dollar
bottle with subscription TO the United States Journal for
one year. TINS cf ne bess ~ York illustrated papers.
certificate emitting the holder Ire benefit Of this PROPOSE
ton The wrapper around every doll1r bottle TIE
Arc Eminent put NJ sc, 5c- and 81 5ottie The Soc
bottles and 81 30 and 100 per Lnont
In proportion to their cost, and the cheapest.
For sale b. Br7.g & Burg0E sole r0pretor, St. Louis No.
". ". BERRY & DEMOFLLE,
Wholesale Agents
And By A. A. ROSCOE, g. ". HENDERSON,, and J,
STRETCH aPrl-dtdGHsn
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BANCROFT's HISTORY
Whites Creek SPRINGS.

Nh subscriber viii he prepared receive BoaIers this
Il Euerng place. j. miles north o. Nashville during TIE
Sumner vacation from the first Of July the first or September
Ihere VII oe no lr-room kept is designed chiefly for
Families
resort . quiet healtful place during heat Of Sumner
qure any elaborate description.
No pains will be spared % render the situation Of visitors
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 50 per day: 81 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years Of age, haH price
Enav23-t1trv.ln Z 0uu0uup
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10 Cotton, sales 5000
bales, low grades duh aud irregular, quotations
nominal; Mess Pork stsguan; Lard l0a
The city is quiet. Business resumed. The Wig
ilants stiIl held meetings in private. Something
may be expected.
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NASHVILLE:

SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE Ia, 1s5s.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Tennessee State 6 are quoted at 90 cents the 9Th Of
BREADsruTFs-The market STATE and Western active
ana buoyant with good for home consumption,
there doing for export advance quotations
cents biol; 900 bbs at S35 So for
to good State S4Oj for State S3j 81 for
mon good Michigan Indiana Ohio, Iowa. &c and S45 a
$3.50 for extra do and S44946O for extra round hoop Ohio
shDpiuC braDds
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Washable, June TO- 1853
Messrs Walker, Greig, John Ramage G. W. Doni
gan A. K. Holt NJ Powers, H. L. Claiborne, samI Brown,
samI Vanleer W McWher ThOs. Calendar Dillon,
jas T. Bell VIM. Neal, Gen W. MeDd Clifton Albright c.,
J. NJ. Hooper, aud over one hundred others.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor Of this date, rendering me
complimentary benefit, hand. Allow you my
sincere your Kindness and believe
you that your generosity my behalf is fully appreciated
would respectfully name Saturday evening, I2t as the
evening for said benefit With regard subscribe my
self Yours very respectfully, }. J. LOVE.
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ALUMNI sourrTAH the members Of this Society, are earnest
ly requested present the annual meeting, to be held
the Theatre Wednesday, the 3Oh O'clock P. N.
will delivered the Hon. MILAN of
Jackson Mississippi Much important business transacted
The papers throughout the State requested copy.
R.W. MCGAYGCK, Secretary
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ALLEGIANY STRINGS,

ALLEGaAANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
TRNIH complete and thorough arrangements
made render this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the most attractive and agreeable paccso ooUn to be found
where in the country These Springs have been demonstrated
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
and stae in s midst Of the beautiful scenery, and
climate most healhfu and salubrious. They situated
within three miles Of ShawsYle the Virginia Tennessee
Railroad which trains pass daily, connecting with the great
thorOughares beginning at Ranger Name and terminating
New Orleans. Arrangements have made with all the Rail-
ROAD Companies North and South, whereby through tickets will be
issued point the Ygda and Tennessee Railroad
line Of splendid
FOUR-HORSE COACHES
viii be in readiness transport visitors ShaWsTe, the
nearest point Of deharkation to the Springs.
80 nTads laborng under affections Of the Stomach Bow
els these waters are particularly recommended
msy20-2mins CLAYToR & LEE, PrOprietoru.
PLANO FORTES, LOOKING-GLASSES, &c
VETE have in stores fine stock Of Pianos,
Wv MeOdeOns, Window Shades Artists Ma
terals, &c, and still manufacturing Insde5 III III
Blinds, all kinds Of Gilt Works, have receutya y
Sc. In word, intend TINES, please
customers and induce them to raronse home instead Of
fe5i6-d VAR. FREEMAN.
ERIANOS.=-We have received fourteen more szs=esL
ri New Piano Fores, from those Unrivaeds -. -
makers, Light Newton & Bradbury, and Hams51 III III
Bros which make stock very large and desir4 a
able We would he pleased to have these instruments examined
by all, whether they desire purchase not. Every Piano
sold by shall BE warranted to give satisfaction in every respect
feblO W. r. FREEMAN.
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TRAVELLING APPAnaTUs,
AK SALES--EHUM PEIREES COUNTY
rInnI-Tr !. Az IuuM ~.

To Be bund anywhere, an sold very cheap.
pa Retail Department connected with the Establishment
II. N. PETERS g. CO.,
Eeb- j, ls5o-teh0-d6m 292 Bro1dEay, View York
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WHITE SULPHUs SPRINGS,

T. 1r ADAN 49, H ~ y .4lsi4t1'"-Iae above
Watering place viii De opened for the reception visitors
tie first day Of Juue daily coaches -four hours
stagug viii connect with the Memphis CharIel HaiIrd
at the huntsville Depot. Ten hours frsm Memphis the
sprs For health pleasure, the White sulphur equal %
any Altering place, North S0Eth Music from
New Orleans viii be in attendance. GEO. SHALL.
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FENHERE be had R D. BLUNs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment Seals for Masons l. 0. O. F.,
Sons Of Temperance, Notares Public Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Road Companies, Courts, States Also, Steam
boats, Post Oee Stamps Steel Stamps engraved order for
Blacksmit and SYerms in fact for all those Manufacturers
who wish stamp their address upon their
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Gold, Brass Iron
itself
Stencils Of kinds made to order. JeWsy and
paired, r. D. BLUM,
Deaderick street. doors from the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banner Office. apr30-dtwm3
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RFFiRSHFRa SPVTVCg-

ME undersigned VIII Beerhefa s1-f1s fr te -.,
III ton Of visitors thel5th inst.
Large additions have the premises sfu-s s rlozs
OF last season. which Will enable sumner
more than double The number Of visitors had last
There glu be no drinking saloon kept estsfse1f
nor viii there be accommodations whatever rurdfi zs
blers, and none need apply.
All engaged rooms viii be ohargeab from day q july
june5-deodlm nj SCOTT
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CAAHAESAON UNI %
CoTToNThe transactions Of to-day limited to $50 bales
Yesterdays prices follows bales 10 l19 at lOa a at
lO. at lk "A at llz l42 at =; p at 2llb 20 at
l2lT 3 at l2i{, and $50 at l23Ic.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK ET--JUNE5 :.
The has been very firm for fine Tobacco, suitable or
manufacturing and shipping, and full rates have been paid Tor all
such Prices for inferior grades given way We last
weeks quotations: Tugs $3.50 500; good Tugs So
SO 10 $3.50 common fair Sc $3.50 good leaf
from 81 sl3 fine English shipping from sl3 to Sl15O
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BS- We wish 10 inform the pubic, that We have
Just returned from the east with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident We can offer in
duCements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city If prices are object, we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention of The Ladies especially to
lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which We
bought unusually cheap and will sell Them the same
way Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete sll Of which we wish TO dispose of immC-
diately on terms most favorable TO purchasers Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
!. c. NICHOLSON & Co.,
apr7-tf No. % Public Square
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MARBLE MONUMENTS, &C.

mARHLE MONUMENTS, &C.
AT L SHELTON informs bis friends and public in gen
I'VE erai that he is prosecuting the MARBLE BUsI
Mss, Church street, the First Presby tean Church
and the Post 0ce, where he will be pleased to
ders of all who may work in his line done.
keep hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS TONES, &C.,
Of ts finest Italian and American Marble IN the
best style Of the art, All his Werk will b warranted
april I3-tW&Wen,
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AYING successfully passed the ordeal 70 which dscove
ries In the Matera Meica subj ected must Be
eeiTed established medicine. Its efficacy in curing
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AN EXPLOSION.


hereby certify that having been badly bruised and saded
BY the explosion Of boiler friend induced me 20 Try
Bragg's Arctic Lniment. The instantly extracted
from the scd and in very short time, all the pain was gone
from the bruises In WE'LL and able 70 resume
unvh uTnee
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Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal Co. from Rock City Mills,
will find Order Box Post Ofce " H. Gordon &
Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four times each day
J. L. BAUMAN & co.
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(Late I. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, n. 7.
NBSl co. and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent, viii insure bottle Of the Pills BY return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry Deove and G. ". Hen
dershOtt Agents for Nashville. [deod&wIy
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III OOK AT THIS.--We this day received 5000 Of
these extra Eagle Principle segars Smokers who prefer
this article should supply themselves Immediately. We don't
agge when they superior any that have
bIought here in two years. VESSEL & THOMPSON.
FNARm WANTED,--We wish t. purchase desirable
stock fsm with good Improvements containing
$50 acres, within five miles from Nashville
turnpike. citizen Of Nashville wishes exchange some e
able city property, improved and vacant, within
yards Of the public square, for COED farm further had fifty
miles, and much nearer pOsbe and convenient
turnpike railroad
We have recently sold several large FARMS and persons wishing
to buy sell will ind their interest give call.
J. L. & 4. ". BROWN,
mnyl5-dtw6sw-tf ~ Cherry strsst.
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YOUGHIOGHENY ICE.
yTyHE best article the city the pure waters
Of Youghiogheny River, be purchased at reasonable
Prices Of Broad and Front streets, at Sans
Ice House on Front street, the wagon which will pass
throu "a the city daily.
sprs0-d2m RIDDLE, COLEMAN & co.
H ERANON MILLS FLOURs-We have been mads
Agents the sale Of the Ls5ansd Mills Flour which
superior brand.
We large supply, made Of White Wheat,
msyse-tf CARTER, MCKAY & co.
LNOR RENT.-A Dwelling House containing 10 or y
III rooms. No. g. College This place, suitable
for private residence boarding house. being the Square and
Post Office. Apply 70
may2O-tf W. L. BOYD, JR.
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il. WADsWORTH, P. ", Webster City.
GOOD FOR ANIMALS.

Many having ed Linusn;s hard will try sell
% you the hest you positively refuse purchase
them. Ask for " BRAGGs ARCTIC LINIMEST,' and tiki
noo other.
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New HoBK, April 4.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Herald OF Saturday night
says =" understand the President will an
point commissioners to proceed to Utah, to
endenvor TO induce the Mormons to Weld
obedience to the laws in order to avoid. if
possible, the shedding OF blood and that
Gov. Powell Of New York; and Mai. Ben.
McCulloch, will be the commissioners"
Negotiations are now going Oh between the
United States and England, Gor the abrogation
OF the Clayton Buwer Treaty. The Senate
and House Committees on Foreign Affairs will
shortly, by decided majority, recommend ITS
immediate abrogation
There Is no truth in the report that the
President contempIates sending belhcose
message to the Senate in reference to Spanish
affairs.
1t is ascertained from an authentic source
that there has been no acceptance. either
conditional or unconditional, of volunteers for
Utah or other services under the bill now
pending before Congress.
The current rumor that the Preside de-
Signs a reconstruction Of the Cabinet is with
out foundation. The members comprising it
are known to be harmonious on the general
policy OF the administration and friendly in all
their relations Gen. Persifer f. Smith has
been ordered to Utah, as well as Gen. Har-
ney. The Chief command of the Utah army
Will deyolve upon the former.
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A SAD FALL.-A Milwaukee paper tells
sad history of an adopted daughter Of Rev.
Henry Beecher, who has lately been discoy-
cred in that city in the deepest degradation
and misery. Some years ago she was adopt
ed by MI. Beecher and educated at fashion
able female seminary in Brooklyn, where she
was an apt scholar and brilliant writer.
She had the misfortune to fall in love with a
married man, and her Disappointment brought
on brain fever, IN the recovery from which
she acquired a love for the stimulants pre-
scIibed as a medicine, and hence her down
fall. She was afterwards teacher at Boston.
but still yielded to her unnatural habit and
was once picked up drunk in the streets.
She married unhappily. and 10th are now
drunkards. while the poor girl has sold her.
sell to prostitution, 10 obtain food and liquor
for herself and husband. So great and so
rapid a fall is startling.
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OBJ 9ailp Spp.
MONDAY. APaIL 5. 1858.

A NOBLE CHARITY-In company with friend
who was active in its establishment, visited, a
few DAYS since. the - Five Points House Of In
dus,ry." in the city Of New York The walls Of
this institution. which is one Of the most bene-
cent charities in that great city. rise in the very
worst part OF the metropolis, where the vilest
and most depraved creatures, wearing the human
form, most DO congrelate. THUS situated IN the
very focus Of crime and guilt, this establishment
affords its kindly charities, with an unstinted
hand, TO an who come there for relief AND
while it is principally designed for the protection,
education, and guardianship Of the young, who
have none to care for them, 10 whom the "oTos
of kindnees have seldom il ever been spoken ana
who from parent / neglect have commenced upon
career of deprsvity in their tender years. yet It's
doors are never closed tc the nshed' or hungry,
or degraded, Of whatever age, cime' color or
condition.
The interior srrangemr nts Of the house show
the most scrupulpus rrgard to neatness' and
Fl m the kitchen to the dormitores in the fifth
tory the visitor sees the highest evidences OF the
pnlanthropic purposes Of its founders, to benefit
aud bless humanity Aere the orphan and thes
GU cast. placked from the gutter and the den of
nfatny or poverty. is clothed, fed, educated, and
cared for, surrounded with kind friends, and in
hueheed by good counsels, until such time as it
oin be better provided for in some sphere of use
fol employment in the country.
The number of children in the establishment
at the present time is over two hundred, and the
Supplies for their support, and for the food Of
DESTITUTE persons who are provided with meals
at the house, are furnished by private char
ties, drawn from all parts of the country
During the week previous to our visit, no less
than four thousand eight hundred and thirty
seven meals Of good and wholesome food had
been supplied, and the whole at cost of only
two and nine.tenths cents PR meal The pres
ent Superintendent, Mr.. Benjamin R. Barlow,
appears to be a man well calculated for the post,
hav ng long been connected with the home mis-
sionary enterprises Of the city of New York and
our readers who may have occasion to visit the
great metropolis either for business recreation,
m ght spend au hour OF more with pleasure and
with proft to themselves, by calling upon him
and learning through the practical operation of
this institution, how much good can be accom-
plished from humble beginnings and scanty
means.
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REVIVAL INCIDENT. "A story is current in
Boston, 10 the effect that one Of the city mis-
sionaries, man of rare piety and entire c m
secration TO the service OF the Great Teacher,
attended one Of the morning prayer meetings
and being moved to speak, made brief aud
touching address, full Of the spirit Of love and
devotion. HIS liberal theological teuets could
not have been inferred from a word he utter.
ed, but he was known to one Of the moro
Jealous brethren, of a different fold, who i'm
mediately announced to the meeting that the
last speaker was not "Bible Christian" and
proposed prayers for bis conversion If in
that assembly there were many men whose
lives and conversation give evidence of more
vital piety than is afforded by the career Of the
career Of the clergyman thus publicly pointed
out as fiji subject for special prayer, then il
was indeed a meeting OF "tAe Saints."- Bos-
ton transcript.