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ENTITLED
HEAVEN OUR HON +.
WE HAVE NO SAVIOUR BUT JESUS, AND NO HeME BUT
HEAVEN
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OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

The author of the volume before endeavors to de-
scribe what heaven is, as shown by the Light of
and Scripture.
1t proves in manner as beautiful as tits convincing
the doctrine of the recognition Of friends 10 heaven 1t
EARTH proves with remarkable cearness such an
interest exists OF only with the Almighty and among tn
angels but also among the spirits of the denared friends
We unhestatin ely our opinion that this volume is
of the delightful oducous of rel gious char
which mas appeared for some time, and would
desire TO it pass INTO circulation GiGsgOW Journal
This gives positive and social views of heaven as
counteraetoa tho negative and unsocal aspects in
which the subject is c0mmonly prese nted '-Bagish
ChurChsndn
Amid the works proceeding from an overcoming
press attention has deem arrested by the perusal
the abovenamed production, which it seems is vending
its way daily persons of all denominations Ger
tainly, Heaven Home whoever may be the author
is common production. ''-Airdrie A 1Uertiser.
In boldness of conception startling minutes of de-
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anonymous author exceeds of the kind we have
read."-J0hH O'Gr0Gt JouTHd.
We are not in the least surprised at so many thou
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guage which heard before Matter comes at
mand words flow with nstuded ease the pages are u
life light ana force and the result Is stirring vol
ume whch while the Christian critic pro it free
from aectaton, the Of taste, averse to evan
gelics gon would admit IT to be from" can't"
Tendon Patriot
The name of the author Of this work is strangely
enough withheld. ~, social heaven, in which there
ship and bliss ia the leading idea of the book, and it is
discussed in fine genial sprit"Calsdonian Mercury
In announcing republication Of the above work. the
publisher dem it only necessary to that though quite
recently published In England 1t has already reached
sale OF one hundred thou md copies. The authors two
companion volumes, Meet for Heaven" and Life in
Heaven will rs pidiy follow.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. II. On Sunday morning
the cavalry division of Gen. Fitzpatrick, under
the temporary command of Con Custer, made a
reconnaissance along the Rapidan at RaccoOn
Ford, to ascertain the truth OF falsity of the re-
ports that the rebels were falling back Vi on Cor
louisville. AS our cavalry advanced they were
met with few guns from the rebel intrench-
ments, but our light batteries soon silenced them.
A small number Of rebel sharpshooters were seen
in the lower rifle pits, and shortly afterward a
strong rebel infantry force was discovered.
Information through usually relsable chan
mel in Washington is to the effect that two of the
divisions of Gen. HIll's corps have left the Rap
idan and gone South ward, but whether to Ten
nessee or fredericksburg or to demonstrate upon
the left flank of the army does not yet appear.
1t is reported that at least one Sutler of the
rebel army remained behind at Culpepper with
a considerable stock of tobacco for sale to our
troops If this is true the tobacco will be con-
fscated and gratuitously supplied to our soldiers.
The river was too much swollen by the heavy
storm of Saturday night to justify any attempt
on our part to cross it, so our cavalry returned.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II. Governor Seymour
Arrived here tonight, en- route for Gettysburg.
A large number of people are cOngregating at
Harrisburg to participate in the ceremonies of
the dedication Of the national cemetery on Thurs.
day. A special train with the Governors and
their suits will leave Harrisburg tomorrow
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series of movements for harrassing the French
out-posts.
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New YORK, Nov. IT, The For tress Monroe
correspondent of the Commercial says reinforce
ments had lately arrived there, and that Gen.
Foster was about making grand movement,
when he was ordered to Tennessee. Had he
been seconded by the War Department, Rich
mond would now have been ours, or in ashes.
As it is now there is no hope Of taking the reb-
el capital unless the Army of the Potomac moves
quickly and vigorously.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. II. A telegram dated
yesterday, from the headquarters of the Army
Of Tennessee, states that Ma or General Sher-
man was in Gen. Thomas headquarters, having
made junction of his enrte corps with the
right OF Gen. Grants army of Chattanooga.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II. The United States
Steamer Ashland arrived this evening in seventy
hours from Hilton Head She brings the mai
and dispatches from Gen. Gilmore.
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DETROIT, Mich, Nov. II. The steamer Water
Witch, it is reported, foundered in the late gale
in Saginaw Bay. All on board are supposed to
be lost.
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San FRANCISCO, Nov. II. Steamer Constitution
from Panama, has arrived with dates from Mex
leo, but they are no later than those received.
Tusco Ninety miles ives, of Mexico, garrisoned
by French and M, ii an oous. was capture 81 by
gusrrIllas Oct. 27tb, and 800 prisoners taa en-.
This is, claimed to be the commencement of
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picture and HAIR WREATH FRAME
IN all vartI' 5.
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SD MIL Dir nun Re t,aenlha1!en
meiner G,fnpung teihreiten. Vsrmtaf
rerlelten fam man beinabe jtrer Nrt ron
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ben. Die Dialhine ndbt 10: re mant
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Die brlteuuna6fonen iinp im 0erbdlta's
ssr:ns UNI f6anen lei manhsn Waldlaen
nur penise Dolars tctraset. Iie Wes
d,anif 1T rauerbait uno fiber.
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Sie Beitling'ihe Rnppfods
MIhnlaidiMca

Die 81. 5Iaatsssituns ldreitt Wir
meIreteu spr eiuiser 3eit, cas Wlltelm
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eommuniliide GbrifAtsaer uno Naitatos,
in Nsp : 2|orf cine Gnrpfod N1bmaz
ltine slfuucen babe; AUDI brobten mir
Nter lsstere einiSe tednilhe Notiien, aus
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WrpRfGrO Con- # an It n

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uup Gr3biihpf Gelineli.-
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