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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.

1VNHE GUY OF EVANSVILLE having placed in
IL my hands for collection the following precepts
against the property and for the purposes of filling,
grading, lay ing pavements, &c, and default. having
been made in the payment thereof; therefore, i,
GEoRGE VIOLIN, Collector ofthe city OF Evansville,
by virtue Of my Office hereby give notice 70 the
era owners OF said properly that unless said owners
paw ~ said Improvements es I'D ists on or bfS ore
door OF hecourt House, in the city OF Evansville,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, "A. Mss;and and 1
o'clock p NJ, proceed 10 sell said lots according to the
law made and provided in such case. ~
By order Of the Z COMMON Council of the City of
Evansville. Il u :. r-a GEORGE W0LFLIN, 81
CITY Collector.
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ASsIGNEEs, SALE.
CoAL!i CoALu coALiit
JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL DE DOM

'JUSTICE Will AND sIIAL BE DUNE
HAVE just erected Fairbanks Scale, fcr the pur-
n pose OF weighing my coal. shall sell nv coal by
weight, according 10 the law OF the State. have u
large stock OF superior quality Of Pislrg Coal and
invite all my friends 10 give a call and try IL. L
have been gteen years in the business, and profess
10 be Judge. The price OF coal is per bsel.
All orders left a the Gas Company Office, between
First and Second, on Locust street or at IIorniTnok
Store, Water street. At my Coal Otce the La
masco " larf viii be attended 70. All coal must be
paid Tor when ordered, in lankahle currency. 1913
dcc22-ts- ANDREW HCTCHES0N-
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COMPREHENSIVE

FgNIIE business heretofore carried u'ier The hIs
"A of GEoR i:E FOSTER " Co., will hereafter De con
Quoted Ey the undersigned, under the sane style
H-l.f. y ~ 81. W. FoSTEEy
sept4 ,-..i... AZ GEO. FOSTER. rg---
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DISSOLUTION.

fgNHE CopartRerJ. heretofore existing IetFceD
b the undersigned der firm Of GEORGE Fos1ER
X Co., is this day Olved by mutual consent
Either partner Will sir Re name OF the Gly Ia In Vi
dation Nj. ". FOSTER T
s.r GEO. FOSTER,
Evansville, SEPT I, 81. NM. 81. ALTMAN.
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Fall Trade.

WE have on hand and are now receiving tn G
~ following:
100 bags Rio Coffee. = iaEs aSs'd Nos. Yarns.
30 pockets Java COflte; 20 iales Cotton
5a0ibs & arpet CHAIN 25.bxs Cheese
500 lbs Candle Wicf; 20 do Star Candles;
% doz Zinc Nashhoarls; = do opal do
100 do Painted Buckets; 80 do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Glass TumhleTs, asserted szes;. -
30 do do BARS, y, =, and galons;
20 do do TASKS, quart, pit. and = pint;
go do Window Glass.
The above, together with large assortment Of All
the various articles generally keptin ourlipe offer
Ia the trade al cw l4tes IS amy house in te city.
isspt3 WuEELER & RInGS.
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ABATEMENT OF NUIsANCES.
REMOVAL.

ChR. T. III. RUCkER, having removed Lis Office to
IL LIST street, between Main and Locust, now occu-
pies the front room, stairs, in the building the
corner of the alley below the Post Office where he
will be prepared to respond 10 all professional calls
with which the citizens Of ansyle and its vicinity
may favor him. 9ittL III -ar.- ~.
Dr. Rucker will also give particular attention to dis
eases OF the eye in treatment Of which he has hereto
fore met with remarkable Residence on End
treetbetween Cherry and Oak.
Evansville. Oct. 18th, lS51ly.
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HIGH AND PRIMARY

-soOIINDtDIo- T
DIN HEALT begs TO announce 70 pA-cuts and
80 Guardians, that through the kindness z MesSrs-
Wheeler and Snow, he was Furnished with sst of all
the NEW BOOKS for this session, which he has on
hand and for sale. laug29l y. HEALf.
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HOWARD ASS0GIATI0N,7
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANr ANNOUNCEMENTS


FN0 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
y as SPERMAToRRHTA. GLEET, SEMINAL. WEAK
NESS, lMPolEe NcE, GOSORRHGA, SYPHILIS, the Vice
OF 0SASIsNSr Sc ABUSE, &c., &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Csfn
In view OF ie awful destruction OF human life,
cd by Sexual Diseases and the deceptions pTactced
upon the uRfCgtuI1e victims of such diseases, by
Quacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
Charitable Act worthy OF their name, 70 give Medical
Advice, GRATIS, to all persons ulus afflicted Apply
ny letter, with a description of their condition, ;ge,
occupation, haits OF fe, &c) and in Of extrtme
poverty and suffering, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association Is a Benevolent Institution,
established ~ special endowment, for the relief of the
sick and distressed afflicted with ''Niulent and Epi-
denic diseases" 1t has now surplus of means,
which tae Directors have voted 20 expend in adveTs-
ing the above notice. It is needless add that the As
socation commands the highest Medical skill Of the
age, and viii furnish the most APPROVED modern treat
nent. n
Just published, by the Association, Report on
SpernatoTThu.a Seminal Weakness, the vice Of
onanisIn, NastnrhtiOn or SefAhuse, and other dis
Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon,
which will be sent by Nail, Gn seale enyeope) free
of charge, the receipt of TWO STAMPS Ter posts
Address DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard ASS citation, No. South NINTH street,
Philadelphia Pa. BY order OF TIE Directors
EZRA d. HEART " ELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHIiD. Secretay. febls SLY.
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Garden Seeds! Garden seeds for

1855. ..Ir rzl Zui
~ II. Cock & Son Agents for the sac Of JsandretE
AJs & Sons Celebrated Gaden Seeds have Just re
ceived their first shipment this day, VIZ: ere
is- 100 dozen Papers Early York Cablage; -
100 do Go Large DTumhead DO
20 do do OK Heart do
100 do do Drnnlhead savoy do
30 rs sort Cd Caf1age Iced in Bulls;
100 dozen Papers Red Nether'siieid Onions
100 10 do Yellew Srasfurg 90
% do do White Silver * n do ta
80 ts assorted oaion seed ia Bulk;
% doz. Papers assd red and white SOLID Celery;
$50 do do do Cucumbers
50 do do do Spinach;
leo do do do Lettuce;
20 do do do Melons;
- 80 do do do Carrot:
% do do Cress or PeI,Rcr Grass;
20 do 90 ASSORTED Tofna oes; tt
200 Do do do Radish;
10 Bushels assorted Beans;
10 do do Peas;
3 do do Corn;
fE 100 dozen assorted Beets:
% fbs Beet S,-ed in Bulk. Jas; received and
for sale At whole ale and retail Y
jaaSd6Sg-6 a.. II /. COX & son, Agents.
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NEW FIRM.

/ se-a rlrr--.- NEW FIRM. 49, - .s s-ar-
sHAyING taken the stock and store lately owned
3 u and occupied by HOLLINGSWORTH s.
HUGHES, would inform my friends aud the public
thatI will continue the QUEENSWARE,. GLASS
WARE ,ANDIO0KING GLASS BUSINESS at the
old stand Main street, next door above the old Bank.
recently perfected arrangement with rarty in
Europe 70 attend per- onaly TO al MY purchases in
England and enabled TO much In the cost Of
the Goo Is and prepared to ofer inducements to my
old as well as new customers. L will duplicate any
Eastern bills and request those who have been accus-
toned to buyrg Fast to call and try me. Crates as.
sorted for the country kept on hand.
-,ti }. W. HUGHES,
ser25 Successor to Hol;ngsworth 4 Hughes.
| IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
n HAVE on hand full supply and Of the best quail
n ity--- ar.a--- M ...s.l tsass "a :
OLiTE WHITE LIME
GRAY LIME,
LATHS, zrl.r..-- -Ft.-
MYDRAULIc CEM-NT
PLASTER PARIS,
WINDOW SASH,
PANNEI.S, DOORS,
PAINTS.
tr.f NAILS.
GLASS, &c. sc.
To which invite your attention. Prices favorable.
.sf- l.. 5. BABC0CK,
septls me- i-, Water street.
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TO FARM Frs
KING OF ALL MILLS,

80 EeROGRESS" shoallbe your motto. invite
n yonr attention to the
KING OF ALL MILLS,
which will husk and shell corn Nv process requiring
so little power that il is play 10 pee il, and does IL
so nicely that IL is pleasure 10 is performance
is also one Of the best stalk and straw cutters ira
use. 1t is simple as not 70 be liable 70 get out OF
order, and warrant Il 10 year without any
repair invite all to call and sec it at Mr. THoRN
MUS Saddlery shop, opposite the Court House,
ON Main street. .-.r
/ am also sole agent for Loveirs
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UUST RECEIVED --
81 Hugh Mllar's Testimony OF the Rocks; -..l-a
Household Words for January ifuli
Waverly Novels, 20
Ticknor 4 Fields Household Edition; for sale a
@ JOHN HEALY'S.
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To the Ladies'.

N0DEY'S Ladys Book for January; Ladies' Re
NJ eository for December at
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Dry GoodSs
usr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Dr

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
j. S. HOPKINS,
ZANE OF the best selected stocks Of Dry Goods ever
" brought to this market; consisting, in part OF
PLAIN AND FIGURED MERIN0ES, IT,,
PLAIN AM FIGURED LUSTRES.
EIt Efsi .lTPLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
f PLAIN AND FIGURED ALL WOOL
Pc DELAlNS and CASHMIRES,
good stock OF lade-' and misses Shawls, Cloaks,
Capes, UnderSleeyes and Collars. Good stock En-
brodereS. Swiss and JcOnett Edgngs. dinity bands,
ladies' and gents Kid Gloves-ail sizes; Gauntletts
for ladies and gents Good stock OF mems, woulens
and ehidren's Fleece Lined Hose: Opera Hoods; In
f1nts Norsted Boots and Bonnetts; Zephyr Worsteds
all coors; Chenille Scarfs and Trimmings; ladies'
and misses Hoop skirts. Good stock 81 ladies' and
misses Furs, Nictorines Cuffs, Muffs, Fur Capes and
SWANS Down. Silk, linen and cotton Floss; Shirt
Bosoms. Good stock Of Dress Trimmings FTinges and
silk je:, pearl glass and agate ButtonS lace enroi-
dered and silk Damask Curtains; painted ell and pa
pe window Shades; Curtain Cord and TasSeis--all
coiUI Coates white, cOiured and black cotpn Thead
colored carpet chain looking glasses caTpets 81
Cloths mating; rugs and druggett; wall paper; I'm z
screens. III s .fu .rl
Retail stock OF Boots and Shoes.
do do of Hats, Cars and Mems Clothing
Brown and " h te Linen Table Covers; .....
Spotted and DO do do do
Merino Shirts md Drawers for ladies ard gentlemen
Cloak Tasssls; 80 sSean less BaEs-fur Wheat. d
oct1I II - 1870 = j S HOPKINS.
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. RANKNnTICE.
CO-PARTNE.TlSIIIp NOTICE.

CO-PARTNEESHIp NOTICE.
VA r bccto announce resaectfliy to the puhli, Of
w Evansville and vicinity that We have cit rcd
into COL artnegsiip uwler the title Of Dubcl a. CON
yngton, and will cohdnctthe Book, S,atoliay, Maya
zine, and Newspaper trade, AZ the Old Stasd of DO
bells, late DOhell * Lister, Main street. We reg To
thank our Kind customers Ton .aYUrs. and to solicit
their continuance assuring them that come l5fJre
hem vitha stock aud the determination to supply
THOS. CoNYNGTON
dccS-tf. Or 81 f.. Ed. D0BELL
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The business viii hereafter lie conducted by Joseph
c. Jewell and VIM j. Zen amin, under the name an
firm of Jewell y Benjamin, who have purchased the
entire stock Of j. q. Jewell & Co.. 80
| .g-.r ts tf.- JOSEPH G.. JEWELL, .
WM. j. BENJAMIN.
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LOOK HERE!

II HE undersigned would respcctfully inform the
Il citizens OF Evansville and vicinity, that lie has
permanently established hiinselfin thiscity asa rI
Practical JeWeler. and EngraVer.
And nov preparc t0Gak 20 orderalT kinds OF Jew
elres, such Ias FAME SOLID RINGS BREAST.
PINS, EAR RINGS, BRACELETS, Masonic and
Odd Fellows Emblems Gold and Silver Cane-Ifeads,
Snuif-boNes, Nc, Sc. SETTING or PEARLS, Ola.
MoNDS, and other Stones, Mosaic and Cameos.''
FINE GLIDING AND GALVINIZING
Letter and Ornamental BagTavirC on Cola and Silver
also Engraving CfDoog.FL LrEs, STTEb STAMPS, and
STENCIL PLATES. Particular attention paid TO u.
Repaicing OF .jcwelry and silver Ware
AND POLISHING or OLD SILVER AND PLATED W ARE.
An experience CT many years, enables the subscriber
10 insure superior workmanship. Every article made
by him IS warranted Of the nencss tai az
dered, which VIII prevent disappointment too often
met Wlhin Eastern manufacture, as regards the purity
Of the gold. s'
Orders and jobs sent by mail, promptly attended to-
'.'Ducats bought az lcc above New ork quotations.
OF 20 -atYl 'af- II. WALDkIRCH, .
L. f~ .fl. Js.elcr and Eugayer,
Main Between fst and 2d sts., Evansville
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BOOK BINDERY.

N L. JOHNSON would say that he Is prepared
lNE to do all kinds of BOOK BIND ETETgfN
ING. Now is the, time to get Maya <zEf&ES4
zines Of all kinds bound. BLANK AaxW
BOOKS for County Offices and Banks ,tX.u&8Y
be furnished at the shortest notice,
and as cheap as can be got in any other city have
Bindery, Main street signOf the barge Ledger.
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COAL.
Pittsburg Coal for Sale.

TWILL sell a superior quality OF Pittsburg Coal
i at 10 per cart load, or 10 cts. a bushel. All
coal must be paid for in bsnlable currency when or
tive. Orders leftat HonbrooKs store will be attend
ed to. A. j. HUTCHESON.
Evansville, Nov. 17-2mo
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Lamascb Enlargement.
3kIO n SIUE-N AIMS.
10 Eastern Enhancement.


ws ii; 81 Z ! ! I
80 61.... ....... ....... % q
,l., $3.50. - % -
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

iI,IfE Co-partnershfr heretofore existing between
! the subscibers nniier the name, style and isI Of
j. G. Jewell 4 Co., is this day dissolved hy mutual
consent. 10
All persons indc;tel to the said firm please
make payment to- G. JEWELL who alone Is atlthoriz
zed 10 settle tie business $500 go
WILLARD c CARPENTER,
4 n. r-. -r.f J.C.-JEW
T.. s. AFFORD.
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Prof. DcGrath-Dear Sir: l, Capt. u. b. Smith,
hereby certify liat have been af iced with Rhcuma-
tisn for four years and at times could not sleep. BY
hearing OF the wonderful cures v Dc,aths Electric
Oil, was induced to try ill., and the first application
of the Electric OIL at once relieved, and have
the ofmy the application WIS made before
fifty persons. 20 900 o.. ID. II. SMITH, Twiggs Co.,
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! AFFLICTED. READ THIS.

COLI ~. --f -r..rf -r-f .....
MACON, April 1851
PRoF. DEGRATT-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
had fall, sIrained my shoulder and was afflicted
for eighteen days, and lost the use Of arm, and
couh raise my hand TO my head; and hearing Of
the wonderful cures effectediy De,iraths Electric OIL
hand to my head and take of my hat. Thank God 1
well, and cheerfully recOmmend it to all the
afflicted. The application was made before hundred
persons. ahTl Yours, truly, .r -..it,..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11

nor ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS and
Chest it is unrivalled in its speedy and certain efficacy
OR Hoarseness and Sore Throat gives decided relief
and effects rapid cure
IOR COLDS AND COUGHS, it affords immediate relief
by its positive powers to quiet irritation and abate fe
verish excitement throughout the system.
nor BRONCHITIS it is an efectua and certain remedy.
1t has specific applicability for all those diseases
that have their seat in the Throat.
nor GROUP and Hopping Cough it affords immediate
c properties, and by its power eectuay to aay rrita
ton of the lining membranes of the air-passages.
NOR Congestive and Spasmodc Diseases of the Lungs it
J. gives positive relief Having cured many extraord-
nary cases. is the reliable remedy before the
public for that distressing disease, the Asthma.
DOR Bleeding from the Lungs it has extraordinary efca
cy in arrestng all cases, by quickly checking undue
arteria excitement and tending rapidly restore and
equaze the circulation throughout the system.
E0R CONSUMPTION it sthe most reliable remedy. Ger
tain to arrest irritation and speedily relieve cough
it at the time yields nutrye strengthening and
healing influence, mpartng strength and vigor to the
whole SYSTEM Upon this peculiar but rare power of rem
ovatng the SYSTEM rests its great efficacy for the Of
all the first stages of the Consumption.
Sold by all druggists
3-Those desiring to keep this valuable preparation
SALE for their use, will have their orders for it at
tended promptly by sending directly to the manufac-
turer, DR.. JOS. A. MASTA,
99m6* Lowell, Mass.
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WITH A HEALING BALM WE COME TO
GREET YOU!
Mexican Mustang Imminent
TO the Halt, The Lame, The Sore and the Stiff

To the Halt the Lame, the Sore and The St,t
Jointed, tue bring glad tidings Of great joy F."
The volcanic Oil from Mexico has long been known to
possess within itself wonderful soothing healing and cura
tive properties and has been EXCLUSIVELY used by the Azcs
for RHEUMATISM Stiffness of joints limbs, and all
kinds of Sores, Ulcers Burns Wounds hard Jumps u
and all kinds pains inamaons in Man or beast
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
There is nothing be compared to the Mustang LIMA
mcnt in its speedy and permanent of Strains, Bruis
c Cuts, Sores, Gads Scratches, Poll-Ev Fistula, Big
Head, Spayen Ring Bone Wind Gall any Wounds Stiff
ness, unnatural Enlargement of Bone or Muscle Aliv
ery-stabc of this city had match horses that
priced very highly, that had ringbone both limbs
1t wholly cured and his limbs felt perfectly smooth by
the of this Liniment.
TO FARMERS AND 9TH RS
Working large number Of hands and stock hundreds
dollars might be saved annually by the of this Lin-
nent instead of applying physician for every Of
ameness from rheumatism, sprain, bruises cuts, sores,
ulcers any enlargement stiffness of JOINTS anycu
eruptlons itch, ache, piles,
it is NEVER FAILING REM for all these complaints
There is but what it will heal and pain it will
not relieve, if persevered in.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Every store should be supplied with this valuable Lin
ment, as it pays a good profit and sells rapidly.
Barnes & Park Proprietors
Be and get the genuine Iniment which is sold by
]. NJ HENRY Waterbury, VT, agent for New England,
N. V, and Canada. 71y1
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Our Social Circle,
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
Snow Flakes.
by BELL WALTON.

Charming things! Charming to the warm
blood of youth-to them they speak of gay
ETY., Of joy, and the many delig htful pastmes
of winter. Frolcs are they to the truant
school-boy-his coasting glee-his skates
his balls-snow houses-oh, how frigh-
tened we were once i'll young life at snow
image 1t was a Cupid. Such images don't
brighten us now-they don't trouble old peo-
pie Youth has all the rights and deli hts
of the bow and arrow world. So youth
most enjoy winter. The baby playing with
old puss-catching at broad, whitcH snow
fake it has brought in on its tal-how sur
prised to see it is but vanity-meted and
gone-lost is all its light, airy, and gaudy
show. 1t is its first great lesson in life's
journey" all is vanity" The old man
with silver hair, hardly seems to note the fall
of the fakes thick and fast around him-he
is watching carefully the ground and each
succeeding spot for his tread, like sorrows
the fakes fall and fit around his devoted
lead UNDECIDED. Do they bring no thought
OF youths gay sports to the old mans con-
temptation ? If so they are but aeeting
ones. The ouly lesson they teach to him is
one fraught with great truths-great i'm
portance They remind of the gray hairs of
age and the winter Of life. Oh, may he be
ready.
Snow fakes in the forest. The bird and
squirrc-the hare and the partridge. These
are bright gems in the dreary waste-not all
waste-for nature brings forth with lavish
ing and bounteous hand, amid these wilds-
the harebell-the violet--tiny pistil of hui
mility-the taller and varied trees whose fig
ures areof life and health-the green beeches
and the tassled pine--and oh, the long, deep
halo OF the recesses Of the thicket How
the echo comes Observation-Disclosures
and murmuring over its own Departure
How the old bell sounds in the covering Of
the deep aislcs-from afar in the valley il
comes-from the tall spire pointing upward
all tending to carry our thoughts thither.
ward-homeward. Who of young life does
not stray away to the bare knoll in search Of
the first fower-the sprouting beech-nut-
the track OF the juniper berry crept long
way under the snow? Who of the blissluj
life of rural scenes does not turn to the near
shades-adown the rivulet's track, or across
the crusted snow to the balsams dark home
to converse with self alone?
Snow fakes on the plain. The hurly.bur.
~ of the bristling old boreas-see his driv.
ing troops-marshalled for battle amid the
roar and din Of contending elements! Who
goes not to war-who girds not on his am
bition armor while combating gust after gus
and watching their come and 90 far over tb,
plain3 Who plans not for future glory-wh,
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Wolcott, Feb. Is.

CREATION AND CoNvERsIoN.-God's GREAT
ing powar drew the world out of nothing,
but his converting power frames the new
creature out of worse than nothing. What
power must that be which can stop the tide of
the sea, and make it suddenly recoil back 7
What vast power must that be that can
change black cloud into glorious sun
This and more doth God do in conversion
he doth not only take smooth pieces of the
softcst matter, but the ruggedest timber, full
Of knots to plane, and show his strength and
art upon. 1t is not so great work to raise
many thousands killed in battle as to Gospel
ize one dead soul.-Charnock.
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Now it is certain that all are sinners, and
the Scriptures assert that "the wages of sin
is DEATH" We are encouraged to look to
God through Christ, for hell in view of this.
The word of God tells us, respecting Christ,
the Savior, that I" He was delivered for. our
offence and was raised for our Justification -
therefore, we should view Christ as our only
Savior. He bore our sins in His own body
on the cross, and he is God over all, and able
to save unto the uttermost therefore, we
should believe in Him with all the heart, and
the whole powers of the soul, repent Of our
sins and turn from all urrighteousness. The
agency of the spirit of God is necessary, and
we should endeavor to know that God, in his
sovereignty, has imputed Christ's righteous
ness to u.s. "God is just, and the iustifer
of him that beleveth in Jesus" Being JUS
titled by faith, we have peace with God
through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
and there is no condemnation 10 them that are
in Christ Jesus. But we may be justified
and sin yet remain with us; and here the
Scriptures refer us to the fountain opened fol
our justification. "The blood of Jesus
Christ, His son, cleanseth from all SIM
There is, therefore, revealed in the everlast
ing gospel full, free and complete salvation
1t is salvation in the blood and merit o.
Christ. 1t is salvation by free grace. II
Christ's salvation there is an an all-sufficienc,
to save from sin, from death, and from ever
lasting misery. Let sinners therefore be warn
ed, and prepare to die, that they may finally
each one be able to say, "To die is gain"
ELIZA.
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