The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-01

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THE IIERAED OF TRUrH, a new rel
igieus weekly,e published in The City
of New York, :fpst stedited by Rev JoHN
~ j MAJOR, has been resolved at our
office Its av6wcd object is disSenlin-
ate the views of the leading Drines Of
the various Evangelical denominations
as expressed in their sermons, and to per-
petUate movement made last winter, IN
the City, and felt throughout the country,
(by means Of gratultous preaching ia the
Academy of Music, and other large build
ings, tq rake the Gospel accessible 10
al Sermons are. therefore, the great
feature OF the paper, aud four or five are
to appear in each humber. In the copy
before US are fYe-.-two By the Rev. G.
H. Spurgcon of the Baptist Church Of
London, said to have been preached to
audiences of about ten Thousand persons !;
one by the Rev. Dr. Bethune, of the Re-
formed Dutch Churcho Of Brooklyn, n Y !;
one by the Rev. Dr. McCHntock, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of New
York City; and one by the Rev Lcmuel
Haynes, { deceased formerly of the Con
gregational Church Of Rutland, Vt. The
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/ 'KNITTING-WORK A Web Of Many Tcxturcs
Wrought by Ruth Partingtou, (B. p. Shilla-
rer.) One vol 2mo.. PIP 408. Price 81
Boston Brown, Taggard Il Chase.
The publisher have kindly favored us
with a neatly printed and bound copy Of
the above work and Ee can heartily en-
dorso the following notice of it, from the
Boston Eccntng Transcript, Aug. %:
Mrs. Partinston is public benefnc-
tor, and M her way as benevolent per-
son as Florence Nightingale herself. She
does good, and her operations as good
Samaritan are not confined to the few, or
to few places. She is with every one, and
goes everywhere. Unlike tie Irish gen
tlemon, who pathetically complained that
he couldn't be in two places at once, like
bird, she is in thousand places at
the same moment, welcome in all, and
creating mirth in each. The sourest gray
ity cannot deny her ministrations, but is
forced to smile, at the hazard Of a locked
jaw, when she opens her mouth She
and her immediate friends have been so
long before the public, that We no more
think Of doubling their existence than
we think Of doubling the existence of the
PickwickiaEs and the WellorS. In one
respect the old lady has been especially
fortunate, unlike bank notes, she Is not
to be counterfeitcd All attempts that
have been made to pass off other Mrs,
Partiugtons have proved failures. As
we'll might you expect to see another
Eclipse as another reiict of the immortal
Haul, VINO was no Mormon. one mas no
parallel but herself and if you ask for
more, YOU must apply at the only shop
where they deal in the genuine article
Besides tie scores Of her good things in
this volume, we have other capital pieces,
inferior only to Mrs. Partington's savings
aud doinqs, and worthy to take places
next below them. There are upwards of
two hundred pieces in the volume, and
we would not lessen them to the extent
of even one limo. We must not forget
to mention that Hoppin has worthily il
Illustrated the book, 50 that you can speak
face to face with Mrs. Partingtou and
her Immortal associates. l