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The Methodist Episcopacy--Its Organ
izatlOn IN America.

The assemblage of q largo representative
copal Church OF Dayton, Ohio, where large
number of our readers reside, justifes US in
some "reminiscences of the early conferences
of that church. .....
tits an interesting fact that the preachers
laboring in the United States, In connection
with Mr.. JOHN WESLEY, the founder Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, mot each other
annually from 1773 to 1885, styling their con-
ferences conversations between the preach
ers in connection with the Rev. Mr.. JOHN
WESLEY"
In 1856 the Methodist Episcopal Church
became separate body, independent of the
Church in England. AT organization in
Philadelphia, June, 1873, the Society was
small there were but ten preachers New
York $50 persons-Rev. THOMAS RANKIN
Philadelphia, 1S0-GEoRGE SHADpoRD; New
Jersey 20O-Rev. JoHN KING and WILLIAM
WATERS; Baltimore, Maryland, 5OO-FRAN-
CTS AsBUnY, ROBERT SrRAwBRIpGH, ABRAHAM
WHlrwoETu, JOSEPH YEARBRY; Norfolk,
RICHARD WnIoHr; Petersburg, RoBBRr Will
LIAMs--the whole number of the Society
being 100. The total number of the Society
then, in the United States, was but l,16O.
These conversations, for three years annu-
ally, were in Philadelphia; in 1776 in Balti-
more; in 1777 at preaching house near Deer
Creek, Hartford County, Nd; ITS, Leesburg,
Va; 1779, Kent County, Md; 1880, Dalti-
more, Md. 1881, a few days at Choptank, Del
aware; and, on adjournment, at Baltimore,
Nd; 1882, 1888 and 1854, Ellis's Preach
ing-hOuSs in Sussex County, Va; and, on ad-
journment, at Baltimore, Nd. WESLEY him
self had continued in the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and went so far as to desire the Bishop
Of London to ordain ono Of the Bishops for
the American Methodist Church; but the ap-
pication did not prevail, and WESLEY ap-
pointed DR.. THOMAS Cook and Mr.. FRANCIS
AsBURY to be joint Superintendents over the
Wesleyan Brethren in America, who, with
WESLEY, were the persons that exercised, for
the FIRST time, the Episcopal Office in the Meth
Odist Church in Europe and America.
RICHARD WHArooAr and THOMAS VAsEY
were sent over to this country as Presiding
Elders. Thus it was that the Methodist be-
came an Episcopal Church, which means gov
erned by Bishops. This was called by WEs-
LEY "the rational and scrptural way Of feeding
and guiding those poor sheep in the wilder
ness." Since that timo the fook has become
more numerous than he cattle on a thousand
hills
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Da, ton and Washington.

Hon. JONATHAN DAYTON, at the time United
States Senator from New jersey, and who was
afterward identified with the Northwest and
this city, and whose namo is borne by one of
the most hourishing OF our sister cities of the
present State Of Ohio, was Chairman Ofthe joint
committee of both Houses Of Congress which re-
ported the resolution expressive of the profound
sorrow with which Congress was penetrated by
the loss of their highly-esteemed fellow citizen,
GEORGE WASHINGTON. Congress, on his reso-
luton, proceeded to prepare for the funeral
procession in honor of his memory, which or
ganized at Congress Hall, Philadelphia, on the
26th December, 1890, and marched to the Ger
man Lutheran Church, where, at the request of
Congress, and before both Houses, HENRY LEE,
Esq., one Of the members from Virginia,
delivered an eloquent OratiOn.
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Officers of the Grand Encampment of
the United States.

In our previous article, giving the names of
the Grand Officers of this National 0rganiza-
tion of Templar Masons, few names were
omitted, which we now supply. The triennial
meeting Of the order takes place tomorrow, in
Chicago. The address of the Grand Officers is
as follows:
sirs William B. Hubbard, Columbus, o.,
Grand Master; Henry G. Deming, Hartford,
Ct, Dep. CIR. Master; David S. GoOdloe, Lex
ington, KY, G. Generalissimo ; James Sorley,
Galveston, Texas, G. Captain General; Henry
G. Lawrence, Lafayette, Ind, G. Senior War
den; Henry Buist, Charleston, S. G., G. Junior
Warden; Edward A. Raymond, Boston, Mass,
G. Treasurer; Benjamin B. French, Washing
ton, D. c., G. Recorder; Abner B. Thompson,
Brunswick, Me-, G. Standard Bearer; Willis
p. Coleman, New Orleans, La, G.. Sword
Bearer; IRA A. W. Back, Aurora, ILL.,, CIR.
Warden.
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0. NJ. /. INDUSTRIAL ExHIBITIoN.--There
are some remarkable omissions at this exhibi-
tion-more remarkable because of the extent
of the manufacture and commerce of tho arti-
cles omitted Of all the products of tho hog,
there are only some fair specimens of oil and
glycerine; not candle or pound of soap; not
a fitch of bacon not ham; not a pound Of
lard no mess, prime or family; not bristle
not show of "HOg all round" OF leather
there Is but one sample, somo very fnefor book
binders, and that not made here. Of paper,
the immense manufacture and trade of this
region is not represented by single sheet or
card. There is nothing of the products of the
csreals, except ono sample of alcohol, beside
what the mills show in their working. No
-four, starch, malt, farina, crackers or biscuit.
No linseed oil-cake. OF all the kline, not q
"mentiop," from hoof to horn, except the
calf.skins for book-binders noticed above; not
a pound of tallow, bone, hide, sOle, upper or
skirliag not en- ounce of beef--jerked, smoked
or corned no bone-black or glue. Can any
one tell why such interests are less public.spir-
tied than others less prosperous and less able
to show? 1t not for the resulting dollar and
dime alone, that such exhibitions are made ;
they are instructing schools for the million,
working lectures for the masses-furnishing
to thousands of our citizens proper and
healthful knowledge Of what makes our pros
perity-the sources of the growth and wealth
ofthe city. Can any portion of our wealthy
manufacturers shirk their part Of this educa-
ting work with impunity. Thoy should not
shrink from their share Of it when such nm
OCCASION offers as the one presented by the
Institute this year.
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The Ohio Mechanics, Exhibition.

new week Of interest with mechanics and
manufacturers has set in. Our citizens are
warmly interested in the exhibition, and a, all
the departments are in great completion, We
can promise an instructive week for visitors
and we hope It will prove remunerating sea.
sou for the Committee. The education offered
in such magazine Of perfect specimens ap-
psals at once to every one, manifsstipg the
importance Of learning our youth to labor--to
cotimencs some mechanical work, continue
the same and complete it. This habit once
formed, continues to distinguish tho man In
all ggbsequent departments Of life.
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The Rem embrance of Our Defenders

The testimony has been paid by popular
ceremonies at Put-in-Bay to the memory Of
Commodore PERRY and the brave men who
were our defenders on Lake Erie. Our State
furnished some Of the brave men, but few Of
whom snrvive to witness the great improve.
ments the lake frontier has made. Honor tc
the memory Of the heroes of Lake Erie
Some twelve thousand persons were in at.
tendance on the 10th iast., the anniversary
Of the "victory." The cornerstone was laid
by HORACE M. STOKES, Grand Master of Ma.
sons of0hio.
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State Rights,

The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes, from an
Eastern paper, an item claiming to describe
"New Hampshire Mansion, which is that Of
Mr.. HUNNEwELL, at Needham, twelve miles
from Boston. Massachusetts will have to do
mand, by rcquisition, that village back from
(tbe newspaper) New Hampshire.
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The st. UOUis Fire.

er. LOUIS, sept. 1.-THE fire yesterday
AFTERNOON was more disastrous than vas at first
reported. Ihe loss OF Messrs. Gay u Co. will
probably reach fifty thousaad dollars, upon
which there was m insurance of fortt thousand
collars; me total loss from the frd will roach
upward Of eighty thousand dollars.
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American Vessel Fired AT

BosToN, September 1O.-The BAD America,
from Constantinople, which arrived here this
morning, reports that while passing tho Straits
OF Gibraltar she was fired on twice from the
spanish fort Tarifa. The first fire was q
blank cartridge, and the second a round shot,
which passed through her lower main top sail.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-12

.G%It is stated that the Hon. A. Lincoln,
of Illinois, is to visit Ohio. He is announced
to speak at Columbus on the 10th, and at Gin
cinnati on the 18th. The fight is getting to
be interesting. Isn't this politics great in
stitution?
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River News,

PITrsBuaG, Sept 1O-M,-Rive "a one foot at
Glass-house and falling. WeathG cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. LIP. M-liver station
cry, with two feet eight inches in he canal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09
Gaurtcstrr Daily SPY.

To CURE FRUIT STEALERs.-The Rural
American gives an amusing account of the
way in which a horticultural friend preserves
his fruit
"When his early sweet bough apples are be-
ing nightly stolen he takes several fine speci-
mems and immerses them in a weak solution of
ipecacuanha, and scatters them again on the
ground, first marking them so that his own
family shall not eat them by mistake. He
treats few of the outside hills of his straw
berry patch in the same way. 1t affords him
no little amusement to learn, privately, that
the doses take effect where they were designed
to do SO, his father Ia DOCTOR being soon sent
for by suspected persons, to prescribe for their
disordered stomachs and unaccountable nau-
sea- This gentleman's fruit garden lies on the
bank of canal, and the indigestibility of his
fruit is well known to the canal drivers all
along that route
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SAdnl KEW ARD. - DIR. JEFFRIES'
RCOO ANTIDOTE, a Specific Mixture for the cure
oil GOnorrh9a elect, Structures, and similar disorders II
makes speedy cure without the least restriction of diet
drink exposure change in application business Fur
thermihe disease cannot be contracted II dose Of the
ANIlDOlE is taken when exposed. Repeated EXPERT
es ana long experience has proved that will radically
cure any case which can be produced The desirable re-
SUIT Is obtained In from two to ten days. and as neither
creates nausea nor onends the palate and unncc.
essfy all deviation In diet interruption usual mr.
SUITS, sound sleep healthy DIGESTION the disease is thus
removed as speedily is consistent with the thorough
ana permanent Its ingredients are entirely yeee
table and no injurious effect either constitutionaly or
locally can be caused BY its Price 81 per bottle
q. u; RING, General Agent lg2 Broadway, New York
d2l div "' '''' "'stOi.
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miscellaneous.

T R. MARTIN, the celebrated New Eng
- land CLOTH DRESSER, still continues 10 cleanse i
garments As professional Cloth Dresser J. X NJ iahes
The liberty TO state the difference between proesslona
CIofb Dresser and a Cloth Murderer. protesslonai
Cloth Dresser erGseS the Grease entirely makes ie ga
The most delicate fabric Cloth Murderer cleans me
nan and drives the grease and dirt into the body OF the
nidb making tile garment stiff and hard and eventually
rrtsit Renlen,.,e-. e s.ace-lUa Nam st div MS
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V e Q @ t "a b l g =,
ID X S w E Z T
IN FALLIBLE IMMINENT.


For Rheumdhsm, Govt NeQralqia Lu,abago. S,jt NecI
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PiteS, Headache, and all Rheumatic
For all of which it speedy and certain remedy and
never ais rms Eminent is prepared from the recipe OF
Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticu the famous bone set
YER and has been used in his practice more than TWEEN
~ years with the most astonishing success
"A, AS An ALLEyIAToR OF PAIN, it is unrivalled by
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- This Liniment will rapidly and radically. RHEIr
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FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief ",
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It will relieve the worst case of HEADACHE in three
minutes, and is warranted to do it, 'i''
TooTHACHE also it will cure instantly
FOR FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssI
IUDE arising rom lmprudence excess this Inimen+
Is most happy and unailing remedy Acting directly
p t,e nervous tissues It strengthens and revivifes
FOR PILES-As an external remedy we CLAIM, tb. i.i
me 6et known and we challenge the world to produce
an equal Every victim of this distressing coinnaint
should give it trial for it will not fail to afori nne
o.e relei ana IN majority of cases will effect radical
QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are somot,,ros ~
tremely malignant and dangerous but timely ap9liea
uoh oil Inc Llniment will never fail to cure.
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate and e,ior
ment OF the joints is liable occur ii neglected &
worst case may be conquered by this Linment in two or
BRUISES. CUTS. WOUNDS. SORES rrrcrps
BURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderfiv
hhseallng properties of DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIN
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BEILAINS, FROSTED FEET, and INSECT BIIES and
nad i9r us timely use at the first appearance Lame
ness WI electually prevent those formidable diseases
to which all horses are liable and which render so MANY
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless "'
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the woper
e s SdrSiYi Properties t Of this nment haye been
persons III the highest ranks of life.
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Mc0itlnes.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. HI Ii
BE Main street, NNorcester, NIa...,
hysician Accoucher Author ofthe Causes History and
Cure ofSecret Diseases

80 Main street, w Orcester, Mass,
Where he will continue, heretofore consult with
the afflicted Of either SEX personally by letter DIR.
HILL considers sureuous to alude to the universal
success which has attended his practice since he estab-
lished an Office in Worcester
The Doctor has arranged his Offices that patient
comes in contact with another lie has great pleasure in
informing the ircr portion OF the readers OF this adver
popular European female complaints. 1t is
from the original recipe of the late distinguished physi
clan, Sir VIM James Of London The title OF this vau
able remedy i; sir William James Uterine Caholieon
tain remedy, and warranted not fail in the immediate
removal OF stoppages Of the monthly catamena, whites
will not admit of an increase of family will find it
tain but at the same time il is necessary
caution those that are eRceHe that il they it mis-
carriage is sure to be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
in other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
free any Where, with advice, on receipt of S.
The limit OF us advertisement will prevent Dr. HILL
under by consulting him. y conclusion he would add
no skill attention or eHPerenge W. be Venting on his
syphilis gonorh@a geet, imP9tency, selabuse, and 9th
A friendly advice he tenders all strangers as well az
friends that upon the fst ach Of infection apply
at once to him BY adopting this plan the greater DIM
Guilty as avoided in efecting speedy and sure cure
NOTICE.
DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
eae one circumstances are taken into consideralionn
many cases he takes in hand he perfect and
~ Consultations by letter &c
The following the certificates of cures alluded to
above They entirely speak for themselves
My Dear Sr-l am truly obliged you treating my
case so satisfactorily felt ii never could be cured
IL was my intention as last resort to go TO Europe.
l.. a. PALMER, Worcester.
Dr. Hiil-Your medicines, according to promise, cured
me enectually, and in very short time am about
my usual business.
Sincerely yours, WIN. BRYAN, Worcester.
Dear Sr-I acknowledge your kindness with gratitude
and wish to prove it practically by enclosing you
A. T. WHITNEY, Worcester
DIR. IIi-Dear Sir-If ever an Individual should be
grateful TO another should be you. Enclosed find
ior another package ofyour Invaluable remedies twill
| know, complete my cure. A. o. BURT, Sutton.
lie
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OF
ID u = HIS
PURE EXTRACT OF
SMlLAX SARSAPARILLA

"a h Is one Of the most remarkable remedies of the aye
~ 10 numDlg no secret compound, no quack nostrlm
uihoWn anu perhaps decterious Ingredients: bnf h
III every respect what Il Processes TO be the nure
PI ni,,ninl tAstract OF sAlLAN SARSAPARILLA
, oDtneu rom the GREEN ROOr and dug nj a season M
an av1 Wne It's medicinal properties arc most abnnd
s ,u houve ana prepared In a way which renders n
anu PROOF against all liability of change ar 40
~ hinuh running course of popularity unnnralIend
ia ia l Rrowng popularity Il richly deserved n
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RAJ ana other Chronic Diseases '' ''P"nHc' Mercu
ort npaIaeon also IN the Of all Acute Diseosea
uo Sl2nael Bowels and liver And sieh ~
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attacks Of those diseases '" ~ W prevent tio
SOFA AT Wholesale and retail Nv
0p2i 80 front ST. Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

DROF. DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC
THE ELECTRIC OIL-Electrc Cures-Pain is the pre-
monitor Of DEATH relieve the pain and you check the
Prof De Graths Electric Oil is the marvel of the age
for the following mot eyerythng)
WARRANTED TO
Cure Chills in five minutes;
Cure Group in night;
Cure Deafness IN two to four days;
Cure Burns and Sealds in ten minutes;
Cure Sprains, Wounds and Bruises in from one to
Cure Inflammation in one day;
Cure Neuralgia, Group, Toothache, Burns, in ten min
Cure IIemorrhage, seroula, Assesses, in ten days
Cure Bruises Wounds, letter, In one to three days;
Cure Earache, Stir Neck, Ague, in one day;
Cure Felons, Broken Breast Salt Bhum, in three to
Cure Qunsy Palpitaton Peurlsy, in one to ten DAVIS;
Cure Asthma, Palsy, Govt Eryspelas, in five to twenty
Cures Frosted Feet Chilbaips, stlG Joints Chronic
lthcunatism Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever, and the
made 10 walk, by few bottles.
This Oil dc Graths) is mild and pleasant, and is
great Family Medicine for children teething, &e.
Ladies should all use It, II always leaves You better
than 1t finds YOU and one bottle often cures entirely
AFFLICTED THIRTEEN YEARS AND CURED IN ONE WEEK.
PHILADELPHIA, June ., 1856
hroi De Grath II have been AFFLICTED for thirteen years
win Neuralgia and other painful complaints, and have
been mnable to sleep soundy or walk any distance for
"Electe on The frst night slept soaHdly and we'll,
ana today am like new man. MY wife would not be
what the physicians Of Philadelphia failed to do in thir
Rev JAMES TEMPLE, $40 south.st
DEAFNESS CURED.
NEW HAVEN, May 10, 1856
Prof De Grath My brother has been deaf for three
Years Aiter trying many things he used your OIL few
CLIFFORD II. scCANToN.
CArroS There are numerous limitations sprung up
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$4,000 REWARDi

for anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Hills Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy Of Gonorrhma
Elects Structures, Whites Pains in the Back and Lons
Seminal Weaknesses Affections of the Kidneys Irrifa
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Urinary the least restriction to diet drink
preparations entirely
V q @ t a b l @
ana although powerful they will njure in the eas
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iyl dtf N'F 1'9'' -'"ii' 9'iS0''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

M RS NJ AIRY H. ADAMS,
HfDR0PATHIC AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICAL,
, Inc practice OF Ahd0Ueig especially included
Also especial attention given the treatment of Chill
dren.
Mrs Adams, having had number of years practice
can present ample andreabe testimonials to her ability
and success 81 Simmer street
MO deOdayly
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BE sure to purchase WInchcster's genuine
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DUTY they owe to the public for their generous patronage
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my MOTHERS SALYE" is a perfect Chemical Com
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A VALUABLE DOMESTIC MEDL

n CAL BOOK.-Just Published, New Edition OF
that popular medical work entitled .he Medical Com
pan0n Domestic Adviser containing go pages: pre-
pared by physician of Boston, of large experience and
extensive practice treats upon all the various diseases
incident to both sexes describes their causes and symD-
TOMS and tells what to do for them in plain and nell-
gible language.
1t has already had sale of $1,000 copies and ought to be
in the possession of every and woman in our coun-
try as II Will give them them much important nfOrma-
they are liable to fall victims, and by assisting them
cure themselves sick, may be the means of saving
them dollars.
Sold by BEDDING & CO., s State street. Boston
Price ~ vets three stamps extra if by mail.
mylg d,6w6m
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p EN- % VALID Il. C.. A. HILL
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed TO
No. Sc NJ AIN ST EFT

Ladies and Gentlemen, Strangers and FTiends-I
liberty, without solicitation to make of the following
parts of certificates received BY during the last eieh
teen months VIII read thcmY and if your condition
of health requires advice either come and see me- or
write me letter. and will tell you plainly and honestly
what you need.