Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
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CuARpIkHsHfp AND ADMINISTRATOR MAT
dian ddIifeDp of Elizabeth, Peter and Magda-
Jabez Reynolds was appointed guardian
of the estate Of II. M. B. Bowen and others.
VIM. II. Phipps was appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate Of Frances Il. Bowen.
JIM. Gitchell was appointed guardian Of
Caroline, Sarah and Elizabeth httiken.
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3 BUSINESS MEN's PRAYER MEErfNe. IA gem
tleman from Alabama led the meeting. A
stranger Of advanced years said the Chicago
prayer-meeting was saving many souls. He
presented the request of mother for her
SON in Kansas. The request was duly
recorded, and the prayer offered.
Another gentleman indorsed what was
said Of the Chicago paayer-meetingS. He
said he was one of the Instruments IN those
meetings, ord 'hcy converted old, young and
middle-afl laE&4 ey had one case over sew
enty years old, whom they brought in by
their prayers. The average of their conver-
sions at present was twenty month. II
was common for boys not over twelve years
old to rise and ask prayers, and in few
days they would be converted, and would
ask prayers for their sinful parents. He said
they proposed TO have a correspondence with
prayer-mee eetings in other States, to strength
| Lord against the mighty. ,fm o.i
| A clergyman from st. Louis said they
| could not sustain prayer-meeting there.
| He was glad to see the success here. he
| thought confessing and forsaking their sins
a work of primary importance, without
which prayer would avail little.
| A gentleman asked prayers for two Of our
Oldest and most influential citizens. Very
| fervent prayers were offered that our Oldest
and most influential citizens might not be
lost. n9 sq4f.r 10 rt-f
Prayer was asked by son for father.
The case had been before presented, but the
prayers had not yet been effectual.
A young mems prayer-meeting was held
at the rooms I76 Race-street, on Saturday
evening, which was largely attended. Pres
sure Of other duties prevented our being
present, but we are informed by one Of the
city evening papers that "The Holy Spirit
was evidently present
Forty THOUSAND IN DAILY UsE-This
amount Of sewing machines, sold from one
establishment, may possibly seem to be o
large number, but facts are stubborn things
and the surprise is less when you are in
formed that they are Grover Il Baker 8, whose
extensive establishment, No. SO West Fourth
street, Is daily visited by crowds, to view
their ne,U machine, gotten up in very su
perior style, at the low price of $50. w
; would advise all parties not yet suited Y
call, and they will be sure to purchaae
! Read the following important home testimony
, at is now nearly four years since pur
chased q Grover & Baker machine; afte
}. using it few months was persuaded b,
, some friends to sell it, and get Wheeler
Wilson's, as IL made the stitch the same OF
| both sides, and also there would be grea
saving of thread; but short trial soon con
( vinced me that the work made by tina
D machine would not wear, or stand washing
without running up, and when. stretched ou
l the stitches would break, 80 that It,
e reality, took more thread Ito say nothing
d the time spent in repairsl than our ol
b machine; then the Ladd 4 Webster machin
o doomed ur, and was told that was the PEI
e feet machine but soon found out there wf
T good deal of trouble with the tension
a besides being very slow, and the sooner &c
Groyer& Baker machine the better, whic
I did over year ago, and we have had con
Y plete satisfaction ever since. l.l-.g.tis
J. THOS. NJ. REDHEAD,
:, III West Fifth-street, Cincinnati, o.