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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-27
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tHtreF U%ertrnnOet tOuroe, 9sbt RAID ieiner Sci.
lsfunS snt9esen unO wtrctn 8ur8em Elm irid,-
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lions @OmmtNicn fir Armec.8 ~erCrDnunacn
Die Deputy INTERCHANGEABLE sr6alten iad
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prO5eGe auf @runO bes Stnatsz@ omtte. Bee
itd,tss tnbs betnate ferti8, unO berlpri6t bieler
Vr03eB tnterellante @ntbiilun9en.
Der Prets BON Autntne III BON 81 auf 81
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Gas Teft in Terrteres.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-27
Son Der RntnmacsMr
Die SOnfSbsrtrtea fetpf9en R4 In Der Rt6,
tan8 bon ~@ulpeppsr.
Ans Observation-Disclosures piberrufer. Sic
SperatioiIrn Der fchu arsem Srianbe.

N""b w" SulPtPpsC.
Ans Observation-Disclosures tuiberrufen. - Die
SperatieHrn Der fdbIuarSer Srisnce.
YOtUmae>N 81 m e, 25. Nl6r,. In,
lere SpiCne braGtsn 0slern bic Na&rtat,
baB feiholt&e Snfanterie li9 In Der Nthtuna
BON @ulpcpper in 8epsguns iebe. Ote Sic,
basa l6einen eiue 8ewfeuua unlerer Mrmee
tn otslsr Nt0tunB 81 bsfir6ten. General
e|e bat etnen 8sfsbI e~rlafsn, pOrtn er ale
Observation-Disclosures pioerruft.
General BenBam, fru9er In GIS @arults
ia, bat nas @ommanpO Der Sneenteurs8 rte
eaoe, Pcn!Ccna &c. an Der Stels BON WpOc.
burY IberuDmmRu.
Die 3et!un8en BON AiGmpnb pom "A.
suttalten ffine RyteG8nAArtAtea.
6cI8enpes 1T Elm cORfSOerirter 8fri6t User
pie SperaIip1lsn Der i4War3eu Brigade Ia
6Icripa:
safe City, 8(a, 10. Mdrs. Drei
%fSperalt Ranonentp0te unp ,pet QronSpcgtt
tanten beute Wfor9cn ban ct Scbn'S 6lub
btnnuf bio nab Sadlonpi(le nnp lanDeteu
einen Irupp Bigger, inpsm Re lore Ptdus Bic
sur Brtdper0, Il Steele nett, auftel.en.
unIers &ruppen BADEN liA bts auf 8 Neiter
Der StaDt 9ena9ert, n Elm 3uIammenIub
miro auf Mcr9en eIpaltst.
safe City, Sid, H. Wi6r3. 6eute
@or9sn um 9 llbr 9rifsn TN ere Srupper
Den 6stnO III Der giabs vuu SadionUtQe an,
WeIGsr iA mad etnem Sample BON 20 vi,
nutsn mad fetnen RanOnentootsn surild,o9.
lin Iere Safanterts fclgte i9m hts In bic SlaDt
anp fisB III Der Nabe BON Subj on 6puIp
Square aHf eiae onpere Nbtbflun9 bee Tctu.
cea, welfs lte 9~isttafaIs 3uraftrteb. Iuf
unierer Seite Wuoe1 II Miann unr 3 Wferpe
eetGDtst. 98tr ftbsutetsn atn 9rlief munt>
dr3tlt6er S~aitruments, wsl8s pom tir5li9em
@ebron&e 5eusttn. s-aa
8atpwt In. 10. M6rI, Die Union
Wfaft IN SadipnOiIe miro anf 400 5ar-
btse, nit ipet6sn Sff3teren, eelG6st. Sn
Dem @efedte I'M 10. perIpren iptr Or. Mere-
bttb unO 3 WferOe, Der 6eii1O / G9mar,cn
uub msbrere Ssrtpunpst. Der Geinb
SadlonUile NIT Der @bII1t, es pr
lnanent I'm gefiB gu baIten.
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l1maeasnb bIlbste pom Giisnbabn6ofe bts gum

r1maessnb bilbete pom Gisnbabntofe btS gum
@alohe @palter. 8stm 8sibfid Iab 6rau
SAME .. @Otbi6ilO ouf Der re&tsn, Grau
'@ulfaD +. Notbldilo aui Ger lintsn @ette bfs
|&atiers. 8ctbldAlo BAT btfanatltG TerrtrreS
taueM la(sn /; es bot unsefdbr 18 W%ttOionen
%eefoftet, -8gr=&ai(er FAM III 1Lu9r mad
paris surid. MGenps tpObnte Der &aiIer Der
tauIent FEN @p1ifslung Der OtpetBsn Dame IN
Der tcmilden Sper. fbti. Na9 Der BraVre,
npllte ptr &aiier baburN 9otslDieu, elmer Der
er6bten @asiftes per fron8SFi&sn S&ale,
ehrCn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-27
BON Gnutb Garnlinn.
inc anbcre Weeutersi in Sort aumter.


Das I'm 6afea BON G6arlslon bsftubltde
Blcdaoe' @e1Awapcr mar am - b. 81. tn
Ger Gri9e ni6t psnie Iii6erra1dt, sine beftse
SanOnaoe aus Ter Ntbtnns BON Sort Cunt
ter unb MUultrie gu D%ernetmen. glr6 mebr
aber paren uniere G6eertaden e%rfaunt, OILS
tie bet einer 9enaueren 8sObamtung lime
puroen, oab 6ortS Counter unb MlouItrie id
ae5enlettig NIT 8Omben Essrnbten. GaS
Ylabtn Der 8omben fonnte beutli6 bon Der
Sanjen 6lotte 9eieben psrDen, unO mnrOen
bon 4 bis 6 ubr ni6t weni9er ais 40 S6Gfe
atBefeue.t. Gle NuftlGrung iiter Dtelss
ratblelbafte Beginner BAT Elm DeIerteur es9e.
ben, tpeI4er anelaGt, boB etne Weuteret In
Sort Sumter ausSebro6en mar, bic Sorts f6
9egenlettlg bombarbirter, unb eas 6euern
fur3 mad 6 abr anfb6rte, ais Muuitris cine
wttee 8losBe aufjCs. a-s fssa
Gs lit auber 3petfeI, bab unter ben Trnp,
pen Der &ebelen In unO bet @tarleaun Die
8iSbte unSufrtsOenbeit berrlGt uuD iur bic
itren9te OiscipItn p%telelbea 3ulammenbaltsn
t1nlt. gu pislym Care 1T etne bsfonbere
9~afenpclt3et e%tatltrt, unb 8eaurfsar6 Bat nit
rteHreren Wsuteru furSa Yrr5sB 8emadt,
trbem er lie erlbisBen lief. aI. ssi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-27
Grfunft bcs Samplers Qriel Is.
Cob Don GaIifOruten. DRadbei65ten aus Central
uHc G~iibdnertfa

Cob BON GaIifOrutsn. &adbriG5ten Gus GsnfraIs
uHc GieamCrtfa
New Oprt, 26. MdrS. Der Oanpftr
vGrisi" BON @apinwdu ON &c. traf eteien
NCraen bier etn. CT brtnst $685. $50 in
Spscie.
G~tuanbereS 6suer erltSrte lGmmtiiGe Opts
nunssn btnter pem @tlenboGn.D Depot bel 3D.
nama. @eneral Wceaurra bate ale 8srs
BREEDER besnnptet, bod ras Ssereeri@t ibm
raS &edt bter5u abee1prpGen, Die QitsraIsn
lHeinen init WlOtqnerO un3ufyteOsn su lttn
mnb bistsn i'm cine penfOn bon $4,000 fir
letne 8sltsnation, s
Die Ma6rtGtsn RON Sio amsrtta Iinb
unWt6ttg.
Die Wei,snernbte in &blt tpar iebr Ser,
ipreheno. DaS neue S%tnan,seIeB btlnete bas
&aeesseiprd6 In @sru.
Die 8~ranacIen baden peruoianil&e GabE'
Seu9e tr~t99enpmme1l.
~@s5.s Bon SoIparaiic. - SGifbrnd,.
Mew gOrt, 26. WGr,. Gin 8ttsf SUa
@aIparaiIo pom 18. 8ebruar laat, bab Der
ameritanti&e 9anbe taIetF Fart i'm Ibnef'
men besrifen TT. .tNfn
8. 6. Dams, Gteutrntdnn bts &OfUnsr
Sbifes Grenade, Ian9te 3u 8aIparatlc an
itnb bertGttt, ba6 bteies 6abreus anf ietner
Netle BON Cumberland nntb ben 6oltlanD Sns
leIn tn Der NaGt beS 20. Sanuar BON eiueH
brittlhen Shtfe getrofen unp entsreiaeldntt.
ten wurbe. Der 2te Steuermann unb ste.
mart 'purNen IOfOrt eetSptst, Der Captain unit
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EOu Tnrt M0urnr.

Der OampFer .Gpeloipe". Capt. Gqnuon,
traf bsnte MOrsen 3ar sepG6nltheu Stnnbr
BON eampton Gcabs eth, 6rod1te iesp6 tsiue
Neutsfstten, pa fetne Communication NIT Dem
5tinOe inter stusr 9arlamsntat fta8Be ftatt-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
N0ts from John Van. Buren.

a.fraying the expenses Of the volunteers 70 the
GT+;ca convention My first intention was TO
contribu S25, but as see they were suffered TO
cheer for Mcclellan, raise it to $50 Rray see
that nothing is done TO prevent Them voting for
him also when the proper time arrives. ;, Com
mon sense is not so common as IS generally sup
1+nsad b1t T should think there was enough
i left 10 put 3 stop to these blind and bundering
assau, : upo,, retired patriot, whom b mass
Of the people respect and admire, and whom the
soldiers love. Truly yours,
J. Van Buren,.
vice-President Loyal League Of Z MON Citi
gems to l.. ". Jerome, Esq,
New 7 ork, May %, 1863
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01

WARRINGTON, May 30,--Ctentleaan who
arrived here tonight from the Rappahannocz,
say that large columns oi the enemy are IN
motion, and were traced yesterday BY the lines
q dust op tbs rear Of their river front, where
one considerable body was moving uthward
The preponderance Of masses appeared 70 be
going il the direction Of Kelly Ford aud Cu~
pepper. The Rebel infantry guard Al Banks,
United States aud Kelly s Fords has been CON
stderably increased within the past day or TWO
which IS construed in some quarters as ruee
10 cover the movement Of raid BY Stuart Vla
Ga pep. 9.
Gov blair Of Michigan paid a visit to eau
Hockey yesterday, accompanied BY several Ia
dies aud gentls man. They we're courteousIy
and warmly received by the General
Il is believed that the enemy are preparing
70 demonstrate somewhere on cur line. Ihe
movement upon the other side may BE only
1use to draw attention from some other point
The Captain Of the ship Caravan from Lon
don, reports that on the 10th inst, at mid
night when in latitude &c SO, Longitude &C.
ne ran into field Of ice; lie wore ship and
3Iood southeast. with view Of getting clear,
tut Sc daylight found his ship completely
surrounded BY icebergs He continued 60 run
II souteaster:y direction Tor 48 hours, but
VAS still unable 20 get clear Finally, hoWev-
e, On the 10th he escaped, having been en-
.jEei7 8urrounjed by the ice-tleld7 during tbs
Rno!e six days He passed the last Of the lt7-
'7'C3 Il latitude * 80, longitude o. 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01


The Washington correspondent Of the y. !
Tribune says:-S'lhe order containing the
findings and sentence IN The ease o. IoI.
D'Utassy IS in The hands Of the printer. and
ry;l) he nnhTsead in . ,7av or two The sentence
,,..:o.. $780,.
,.-1.c
rank oe2Fl'&'lo' " pa'A l'S1F '''! ''''''''S'>,
from hololng any ONCE o. tF"s, u ''''''' ana
ooe years l"o''soNn.7"' a. VA '".'.''' ,5"9
oeen approved, ana '>'' o'As i'1"'S7'A~> ,1','
oeeh oess'lae7o a 'S pave y @u'L1Sop'
ClaSsy, wy y 5Aon ~ 'l'S 0!a - ~ = a
oil, mas o0en ioVn" 611t1'5 ~ "'"ny ~ 49,
FENCES ohafSei i2c5uolns l1iae u oor,1
appointments 70 oncoI5' Se-Ii5 ~ f'i
horses ani swearing 50 an co7''S'ls 4& 10
4 - 1lato>0'7''V w -! 49,, -. .
Cnllea ot&Ies Tor 9o'-o'''
,l,he Free Sonth, al Fort Royal, j. ~ says
"General Saxton 1as issued a circular redllc-
ua4;o,, ~;z,.,, - ,,.,rroes n his (ierart
'' o'1' 1Sr'Io'' 1870 .2,o1 - d
nent. ne ofo:5T8 'nS@ >lA0 'a'!o" 'l''>'1 % a
together discontinued except IL cases "nere
TO do SO would be manifestjy nhuman. The
ration consists Of three fourths OF 3 pound Of
brosd and little sa]+ Tn the case Of aged
49,. -: ~. .,.,1.s.a. oad ,,,a.+ 77;U 10
al1c S1'A p9's0'i'' " o'>o,'E '''1:'
added 1hls question o. ra1lon5 nas oe0n d
0na from the bcpinnlDG Il add
y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
[ Is Il TltTY TIA III!



i CARD. The young and celebrated Amer
L lean Pianist and Compos y,
Mr.. HARRY SANDERSON,
having returned from Havana, where ne 1net
with the most faCtering MARKS Of success, the
manager bogs TO announce 10 the public chat
he viii give, IN Alexandria,
ON E g. IS q = 81 60 q { LsSE'
ON THURSDAY EVENING, June 9Th 81
0, clock. Gu which occasion the following ar
t>~te5 Will appear:
Mrs JENNY kENpTON.
The American Contralto.
AEn WILLIAM CAsTLE,
Tie Talented Tenor
Musical Director-MR. Z. FIEDLER.
Admission Scots. Reserved seats 70 cts extra.
~" The Diagram for Reserved Seats will De
kept open until y NJ, on the day Of the per
forInanca, at Robert Bells, Stationer, and 1,
B. Stones, Book Seller, on King Street, where
Tickets can De had and seats secured.
lie 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
SK1RalIsu NEAR PIEDMONT Valve are

informed chat on Wednesday last, when ae 7
Piedmont Station, (about twenty -six mules
from Wincheyte1. On the other side Of the She
nan5oah river squadron Of the 18th Penn
svivania C.vaIry attacked accommodating de-
Jachn?ent Of the 9Th Virginia Cavalry, putting
the latter TO flight, and taking fourteen prs"
oners. Scouting parties are sent out every day
u this neighj,oTbood, ard IS consequence
;r}f skir511iske9 ara constantly occurring
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
county court held

,eoczrY CoCac.--As a county court held
8. t5gs county today. there were present, On
- bench ". +. Penn, y. :. BersleH, D. !
T,ror and Jno. Moore " L. Penn was
.onoj2ted presiding justice, pro te1n
The f,IIosj2g convoyanoes admitted TO re-
,,>3 -in.- The last term Of tie coor5 were o.
S 3ars3 80 be eotored on the minutes. Il.
c3baaior e ais. to C., " NoWland> bargain
e..d sale, dated April % 1858; G. " NoWlan>1
~ vii, 70 r. Johnston deed Of trust ter me
nyoof}C Of Joseph Chauncey dat q APR! Is
1@52. r G.. Violet and wife e Mary i, roy
da~d of bargain aud sale, dated Feb. 18th 800.
administration, with will annexed Or He*
Z Harrison, deceased, was granted 70 Lho'n-
). }lcjJormick who qualified and gave bono.
Voorhees, & Bell rs. v eeks-d!smlsSed
Iha County levy WAS adjourned TIL tie next
court.
TIE apprisment on The estates Of Ann Solo
yaon and !. G. Hammerdinger decd were
returned 10 Court.
Persons having claims against the county
we're ordered to present them at he next term
d: the Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
THE EXPEDITION UP THE YAZOO

ii l. EAbLDlliON " 4iiA lA<'01'
The following telegram was received at the
Navy Department yesterday:
FLAGSHIP BLACK HAWK, MISSISSIPPI
SQUADRON, NEAR V1cKsBUao, May Is, VA
CAIRO, May 30-IIon. Gideon WeLas, Sec
rstary OF the Navy-SIR: | have the Eonor 70
inform you that tie expedition ! sent UP the
yszoo under command Of Lieutenant Com
mander W alker, after taking possession Of the
sorts at Haine's Bluff, as perfectly success
i'll. Three powerful steamer rams were des-
.royed al Yazoo City, one q monster three
hundred and ten feet long seventy feet beam,
10 be covered with four-incI, iron plates.
4 ine uavy-yard, with machine shops Of all
kinds, aaw mills: blacksmith shops &c, were
burned up, The property destroyed and cap
zured amounted 10 over two millions u dol
lars. Ea3 the monster ram been finished she
gould have given Us some trouble. One bat
:9ry was destroyed at Crury Bluff. Our loss
on the expedition was one killed and seven
wounded, DAVID !. PoRTER,
Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19

A SINNER hes bit cne wsut.--a savionr
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19
CHILDRENS' COLUMN.
& Good Prayer,

You will think it, children, queer thing to
pray that God might make you blind, deaf,
and dumb; and yet there is a sense in which
every one of you ought to make that prayer.
If you think that strange, just read the
following striking verses by EIwood, who
lived in the seventeenth century, and was
the friend Of John Milton.
o that mine eyes might closed be,
To Ebet becomes me not to see:
That deafness might possess mine ear,
To what becomes me not t. hear:
That truth my tongue might always tie,
From ever speaking foolishly:
That no vain thought might ever rest,
o. be conceived within my breast;
That By each word, each deed, each thought,
Glory may to my God be brought
But what are wishes Lord, mine eye
On Thee is fixed to thee cry,
O, purge ont all my drOss my sin,
Make NE more white than snow within.
Wash, Lord. and purify my heart,
And make it clean in every part;
And when It's clean. LORD keep it so,
For that is more than can do.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19
The Righteousness of God.

There are some books of the Bible which
can only be read with thorough profit when
you have found the key. Luther,somew
tells US that he used to be greatly damped
by this expression in the outset of the epis
tie to the Romans: 81 am not ashamed of
the gospel of Christ for therein is The r;gdt-
foasaess Of God revealed" BY 'righteous-
ness Luther understood the ~ tice of God,
his attributes of moral recutude; and so
understanding it, he could scarcely see the
superiority of the gospel over the law, and
at ell events his troubled conscience could
6nd no comfort in it. But when at last it
was revealed to him that the term here al
lndeS not to an attribu Of God, but to the
atOnemeut of lmmanuel-that it means not
justice. but Gods jusfyying righteousness,
the righteousness which God incarnate
wrought out and which is imputed to the
sinner believing-the whole eplstle was lit
up with joyful Illumination, and the con-
text and many other passages which used to
look so dark and hostile, at once, "leaped up
and fondled' him with friendly recognition
To Luther. ever after, the gospel was glo.
rous as the revelation aud the vehicle to
the sinner of a rlgbteousness divine
Hnne]ton 9f Lopyo,.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19
For THE CENTRAL PREsBYrrDnx.
Hope Under Encouragement,

There is in this world apparently great
waste of energy. 1t is true not simply,
when the object to be attained is worthless,
which would imply the loss of all exertiOn
expended in its acquisition. This would ex-
cite bui little remark. But in those nobler
and better enterprises in which man spends
his energies, in these often the greatest SEN
able impression is that Of sadness and dis
cOgragement, produced in bis own conscious
ness by the belief that all is in vain.
II is natural for US to anticipate success,
and to be grahfed when it is realized. No
happiness is more legitimate or purer than
that which possesses the heart, when per
mitted to behold its seeded forts bursting
into visible and happy results. But where
theseare nipPed by untOward circumstances,
disappointment and encouragement Gags
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19
VA MARCH 49, 1868 srn, pbbfHOLE NO. 377.

their dFrkening Nhades over the mind. In
the caIse OF truth and piaty, most frequent
ly the only reward is in Witnessing its ex-
alting Aud happy result. When this, there
fore I denied, depression often follows,
because ne accuatom ourselves to confound
in our minds visible and real results.
Bat there Is an evident and wide distino-
tcn, lich mast be observed. The expecta-
ton tb)t your eff'rts to be successful and
accepts Die 60 God, must be oisa6le in their
ress'ts and satisfactory to yourself, is totally
unEar anted. You are to be assured that
yepr energies are exercised for attainiog
what il communicable to God, and melted
BY lO9, to his name, but never allow your
sell to measure the good effect by what is
sgpareot to your own mind. In the iotri-
Gaze mystery Of Divine Providence, ia what
Wiz Of at what tine your labor gift b re-.
p sd e.giifja results. nc sst esa
tofsSee. II III every elaborate piece Of
mocha 5g9' each workman should demand
70 knok exactly what bis department con
tributes to perfect action, the result Of the
whole would be lost. The Master work
man ar-sDges in relative and harmonious
action, Wnat the snbO' dinGtes perfect 10 each
depart pent. In It's faal success, all be-
holi tie efficiency of theirla Thus the
Lord c.spenSea the energies of his people.
Much seems to be lost, but it is only hidden,
moginI; silently beneath, practically effective
IN the great end which is attained.
Hope and labor on, therefore, for truth,
for righteousness, FIR piety; your labor is
not IN vain, though apparently. God will
reveal it at the last day. LEY.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19

approaching prelates have had more
use Tor affairs than pulpits. Tae apostolic
practice of prenching was revived at the
Ag'ormation. Luther himself was famous
preacher. lis said that his pulpit is still
sePs IN closet near the door of the church
OF o. Nicholas at Leipsc. We should like
TO preach one sermon in it. Baxter pail
pit may be found in the vestry of the I'M
taliaa chapel at KIaderminister. 1t is a
snslh octagonal structure. bearing on it's
front, near the top, in yellow letters, The
inscription, praise ye the Lord" and on
toe foar front panels, 'sDas widow. gave
thja rather bad taste, we should soy ard
rather Pnerisaic in the widow, if she had
aey hand in thus paradng her pious libe.I
rFlity. Bdn5an's pulpit was removed some
yesfs since TO London-we 40 not know
siiare Il ig nos. II is SAID that bis yestry
'eea'e.is aaPt i Ne eessry of she prs5esr
Church bis pulpit BibI4 is ia possession Of
the family OF tho Withdrawals who pur-
chased 1t for considerable sum and bis
large pit-eanolesticks are in the pulpit
OF the Baptist chu,ch at IrthlHgborough,
in Norshamptonshire. The pulpit Of Dr..
Isaac Watts vas sold few years ago in
London, and is yet used 10 a small place of
worship in that city. The pulpit used by
Whitedeld. in his open air efforts on Black
heath, was carefully preserved till very
few years since, waen it was borro we'd by q
careless preacher, and broken. Some tween
ty years ago, when the corporation 6t Lon
don purchased the Baptist church in Carter
Lane. Loadon. to make the approach to the
new London Bridge, they presented the fine
OLD carved pulpit, so long occupied by Dr..
Gill, to his successor, De-. Rppon. Il has
been handsomely vanished, and nov occO-
pies its proper position in the church 10 New
Park street.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1863-03-19
POETRY
The School of suffering.

PSALM CXXvIH; 8
Saviour. b,neath Thy yoke.
My wayward heart doth pine;
All unaecustHmed 90 the strche
OF love divine:
Tby r'as'isem nts my God, are hard TO bear,
Toy Fross is avy tor frai flesh TO wear.
'Peri hing child of cay!
Thy Ching l have heard;
Long have ma he'd thy evil way,
How thou hast erred
Yet fesr not, by my own most holy name
l will shed hsalins through thy in sick frame"
Prais- IN Thee, gracious Lord
fsiu would be at rest;
o, now fulfil thy f4itbfui word
Aud make me best
My son would lay her heavy burden down,
and AXE with j finess, the promised crown.
"Stay, thou shortsghted child
There is IN ,ch first 70 do.
Thy heart 81 long ny sin defled
must renew;
Thy loW mu t hee bs taught to bend tn mine,
Or tbs sweet peace IF heav'n can he er be thine"
YEA Lord, but thou canst SOON
Pc fec5 thy work ia me,
Till like the pure, calm summer noon
1 shire by Thee
: r'ent shine, thar all thy power may trace,
Thusp a's II illness to my heavenly place.
''Ab cowarj soul confess
Thou sh inksst frrm NIX care
~ 5--Is.1a -gr5usiess q t5s shafp distress
III "a must rniu -,
Tt foes "n,rvey hGnd Tor Dar arrsyed,
Ths thUrny path 10 circulation laid.
The process slow of years,
The discipline OF life;
OfOu gald .Oes and s9cret tears,
Sickness and stri e -
Thin idOls TAX frrm TIA que bv one
TIL thou INST dare TO lice Uah me alone
Some mile soul, there are,
Who yield unto my love,
Who, r, eplug fast meath my care,
soon remove;
But thor 81 f.Gcc6 art, and hard to rule,
Thou must stay longer IN fflci MS SCHOOL"
by Maker ard my Kug!
is niS ny love To mel
o, that mad the lshsnng's wing,
Fcnm ear h t. h-e-
Huw bear the heavy wes of woes
Time diguation on he creature thrJWs7
"Thou caa,t not o my child,
So hea my vuice agsiu-
l will boar all by anguish wild,
I'y gritf tiny pam;
Ny arms shall be around thee day b. day,
Sly smile sh Il caeei thee on thy heav' Inward way
Ia seA ness. 7 will be
Watching bas d. thy bed,
In low thu shalt lean on me
Thy achihg head;
In every struggle thou halt cOnqnerOr prove,
NOf death itself shall s.ver from my 1--we"
o grace beyond compare
love most high and pure!
Saviour begin, no longer spare,
l eau endure;
Only vOuchsafe tn grace, that | may live
INT thy glory who caust 50 forgive.