Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
BLANK FonNs OR HELps TO THE UNSIrIArED.-

BLANK FORMS, OR HELPS TO THE ONtAiIIATEO.-
The New York Examiner, religious paper
Baptist burlesques the practice ofadveFtising
sermons, &C., lay giving the following forms for
the use ofclergymen who have not yet learned
this great metropolitan Improvement:
The Rev having labored seven
months with great acceptance as pastor of the
church in--,last Sabbath preached his fare
we'll discourse. There was scarcely dry eye
in the house, so deeply were all affected by the
rupture of ties which had been so long acquir-
ing strength. After the sermon commendatory
resolutions were passed and ordered TO be pub
lished in three papers. little girl then step
ped forward, and in behalf of the pew holders,
with neat address, presented to the retiring
pastor silver tooth-piek, accompanied by the
names of the donors, and the amount each con-
tributed to 'show himself friendly" and the re-
cipient with evident emotion, responded in an
eloquent manner 1t was an occasion not soon
to be forgotten.
The Rev. DR., having recently returned
from his European tour, will next Sabbath even
| ing, in his own pulpit give an account OF the
Ragged Schools in London, and, as an lllustTa-
ton, will exhibit two or three ragged boys
similar TO those which he saw in the school
near the famous "Coal Hole" Tickets to the
lecture, five cents, for the benefit of the Sabbath
School
The Rev.-- will next Lords day even
ing entertain the public with graphic sketch
Of his late excursion in "John Browns Track"
Northern New York. By the advice ofhi ply
stefan, he accompanied hunting party into the
depths of that wonderful forest, and his narri-
tive will doubtless be very interesting. He will
exhibit the skin of wolf which he shot, and
the club with which he killed an unknown ami
NAL. Come early if you want good seat.
The Rev. DR.. -- will preach IN his own
place tomorrow morning, and administer the
ordinance of baptism to-persons, all recent
converts, the oldest of whom is-years and the
youngest The choir, under the direction of
that distinguished vocalist, Mr.. -, will sing
two select pieces, and will give tantdsi1 on the
organ. The public are invited.
The Rev. Mr., late missionary in Asia,
will preach tomorrow evening in the church,
After gospel sermon, he will put on the cos
/ tune of the tribe among whom he has labOred,
4 and sing one of their national songs. Tickets
ten cents, for his Mission. 8I 30
/ The Anniversary of the Sabbath school will
be held next Sabbath evening. Several weeks
j have beendeyoted to preparation and a rich en-
/ tertainment Is expected. The services will be
| prayers, reading the Scriptures, the Secretary's
report, singing, addresses, dialogues fl costume,
i and d mock wedding lIiSs4will preside at
| the piano. a collection viii be taken to pay
1 the expenses of the deeoratonsi
i The Ladies' Mitten Society will hold a ba-
zaar xtweek, commencing on Monday, in
4 Hall, the avails to be appropriated to the pur-
chase of tnittens for poor children. Many of
our first ladies are engaged in the self:denying
enterprise. a large variety of curious articles
will be for sale, and every one who purchases a
dollars worth will be entitled an ice cream
There will be an addressby some clergyman eV-
cry evening except Friday, when there will be
exhibited ansold folksparty, genuine take-off
of the oldcn time. Remember the poor bare
handed childrel.-[N. Y. Examiner.