Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
Our Sabbath Schools.

To witness the zeal put forth by the officers
and teachers Of these nurseries Of piety in our
midst Is truly cheering to the CHRISTIANS and
10 the patriots heart Most Of them are as
punct1al al their posts as the "hallowed morn"
appears. And need the Sabbath School be
euIoglzeil No, there it stands in all It's
greatness and glory, an institution Of Gcd's
right hand planting. Notwithstanding, how
ever, the devotional spirit ofihe teachers, and
the blessed influences arising from their IN
strUciIous upon the morals Of the community
and the spirituality of the church, these do not
seem sufficient to induce oil cur parents and
guardians to place those under their care in
the Sabbath School, and, consequently, ram
Die in the groves, or sail on the river, are
preferred to this exalted privilege. Take
care! the responsibility resting upon You, Is
great, very great, and the destruction Of some
one may be charged home upon you. Bring
ont your children, therefore, 10 the Sabbath
School, that their minds may be imbued with
right principles and divine impressions; that,
as they go out into the more active scenes Of
life. they NAV shed around The sphere in which
they move, a heavenly lusire." and be brought
the people of God"
A report Of the Lewisbgrs Sabbath Schools
NAV not prove uninierest!Dg 10 many:
Er. n-Superinieudent, G. V.Gundv;
Assistant, Peter Hursh; Librarian and SecTe-
tary, b. T. Angsladf; No. OF Male Teachers,
II; Female. IL, Pupils, ls5; Volumes IN
Library, 500.
Bapfisi-Superintende Chas. 5. James :;
Librarian, d. B. Miller; Male Teachers, 10;
Female. /; Pupils, So.
.H.!i99isf E2isoopui.- Superintendent, tohn
p. Miller; Librarian, p. \. Glnier; Secretary,
John V. Miller; Librarian Teachers Lib.
Asso- Thos. Graham; Male Teachers, 5; Fe.
male, %: Pupils. $50.
Christian a-SuperInrendent, James Christie;
Librarian, Decatur MillIsan; Secretary. Geo.
Neizger; Treasurer, Miss 4. Baker: Male
Teachers, s; Female, 9; Pupils 100; Libra
~. 80.
Gs-1a1n ed-Superin,endeni,S :. DEF
fsnderfer; Assistant, NJ. Fichthorn; Libra
rian and Secretary, ;. Ritter; Male Teachers,
II Female. l3; Pupils ls5.
Pre,5yferiGn-Supcrin Samuel Ged
deS !; Librarian, James II. Mari; Male Teach
erS. Is . Female, -; Pupils. 100.
Students SIS, Teachers &c. I5t-Total, 1903:
WHEATIS TENSEssEE-Leiters from
Tennessee state that new wheat will be
ready for market in many parts Of that
State by the let Of June, and that the
crop gives indications Of the greatest abun-
dance.
The Grand Jury of Alachua county,
Florida, has presented Gov. Perry of that
State, a. "a nuisance" Their indigua-
tion vas aroused by bis course on a rail-
road question.
NEWPORT, R. l., May 5l.-Tbe Legis
lature me, to day. Wiugate Hayes was
elected Speaker of the House. There
having been no election for these Offices by
the people, Mr.. Sanders Am Rep was
chosen Lieut.. Governor, and Mr.. Parker
(Am. Rep } Treasurer.
Gen. Walker has suddenly turned up
in New York city, with several other FIJI
libuster leaders.
ANOTHER DIvIsIoN.-There is . divi
sion in the Democratic party a, Wiscon-
sin, caused by preferences for different
times to nominate Governor. The frac-
tions are generally knoaa Is Dos-iaytieE
ard Anu. Dog dayites.