, 1863-07-28

tho result Of one.of two things, either the
conversion Of the children o. tho proselytism
Of the adults. He gaze history Of the four
great epoehs wlieh haEe transr!-ea In the
history Of s1he church, aud. tue influences Of
them eeye1alIy, especially that Of the Inst Or
fourth, one Of which was the encouragement
given to Sabbath Schools. The speaker rela'
ted many Interesting incidents that haye come
under his observation, Of the early conver-
sion Of children, and he believes that the rea
son we do not see more conversions in our
Sabbath Schools and among our children, Is
because We do not labor for It nor expect it.
The great work Of the Sunday School should
be the conversion Of the pupils. Let teachers
labor md pray for It, and expect 1t, and they
will not be disappointed He firmly believed
that children can be and are cony erted. us ear
II as three years Of are, and mentioned In
Stances that he knew Of. Ha believed that if
had Tor SO many years been entert lined, that
children must grow mp to the age of maturi-
ty before they can. be converted; aud would
labor in earnest In the matter, We should see
results we have never had any idea Of.
Mr.. Hareha then announced for discussion
the question, "What are the requisite quatitl-
cations for successful Sunday School teach.
cry" Short addresses were made BY several
teachers and superintendents, in which they
related thelr eXpelaencs-tae importance ana
tl,ey M M are % engaged. Mr. Golfers doctrine % Of
cary enaveas1pns I: WIS raS t; euuosso uy tnoss.
~ nn ~ att.n5ed nnI ,,c rve-c;ssa intcre.+iny,
and profltable to all present.
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tTst class plAncs sold IN IAe Nofia"est.
there is one thing for which more than 81
ether they are remarkable, 1t Is for th"'" :
prising elasticity OF touch, and =. s..n.
5.rf,,, c,e.rness. hr,l,f,nev md ,,.,.,.,... ..
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Of tone. 1t is gratifying to note INIT the
sa1ss of 1hese cxce1lcnt nI,nos In ch,o, ~
~ eaiee VI 'uess p.1A'o - en!s''s ~
we ora snra that those vho are seel;ne -,
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liable instruments Instruments which are not
mtre mint ar d yurnfsh. but combine an e,eyant
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appearance with sweetness aud clearness o1
tone. elasticity oftoucl, and all those ousli.fe;
which 90 to make up really good piano
will examine the ssprize Medal steIuwav's, /,
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at Root & Cady's.
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From BFSdges' hAtteF5-Hepiy OF thf
Commanding officer.
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oeftEa1 "eeae eInce' ~ Will pe 1ecoAeclee
that Lieut.. L, A. White was deputed to pre
..,+ ++o c.n+ Ivu,, Rrrt,roe q, o,ar,,t eo
eeA' ~ o"e'' -! 'A"o 3uses az e1es"n' &C
Of colGrs, purchased by his friends In Chi
mr. E,,or;nr T. +,,o ,-.,,,n+ r.n.o,.,
c"So' Ale 1o1A' A'ss 10 'no saAa'oe eap'aaa
reply:
HEADQUARTERS, DHTpoEs' BAr7ERT,l
ILLINuls LIGHT ARr1LtrKr
CAAr CHARLES STUART, JpIy 90, 1854.
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