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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
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nheamatssm.-Ne disease IL 80 esrsxin
cure By BrxaAx.sh's RIlis IS tkss. Tksy ssoa tsks
s-s sf the hIssa TIE Parsieaasr vsFus apsa wAIeA
sli the pain dspeads, and the pstisst 10 esres.
mr.. 7. N. Adams. sss Twslfk Street, Esw
rork. sassssed ~stA rhssnstism ssr iong psro1.
He -.s sss.sdsa By ssss pkysletsas. bst sAssr
prsserirtleas wsrs ef svau; he uaAsls 10
msvs witheus assistAare. and Ser asas nssths wss
slmsst sEtirsly eensnsd ts his hed. AZ his -
ris1 u hss sickssss. whss hsps I'D SD. ssz be
sxpseasa 70 b cripple ser ths Esmaiadss sf kis
iiss. hs xss rvesanm-nasd 10 use BRAEDRETH's
PILLS.
TAs arst sox sxideas1y seads kiz bssssr; rs
Impressnsat vas mere decided frem the sseoad
Sex, and By ths time BE- had Used ssghtssa hsxss.
he w.s sntirely eure4 sf rhsanasisn, asd the
strsax4h aad ssppssssss ef Eis IEmbs vsEe ~
stored. Is Is now ever year fhAs saEs care las
bsss szscssa, and be has had ne rstxrn. bat cen
sinsss TIE ssioynsss q psrsses hsaatA- Juss tm
NJ Let shoss who hare doubted The rises
BrLx,s cxDsos BrrrEas, II any such there Be
rad ths ssIlowing csrsisesss From zzasisasa wsi.
knewn In shis cez1anEty. ssa as<kt asrs.
Its general iasroauetIea into TIE army wiIi save
| the Isvss of thsnsAnAs og ear soldiers:
LegzsvrExs. KY. Jzas ~. Isss-
Va. ths sz6ersfSzed. have sesa tie E0ed szsess
proaaosa by tAs ass q Dr. JomE nuEk's cEssas
BErrEzs in sf general ssSaisy saA prsssrAsisn
Of the sysssn. and believe its gensxsi uss wszld
prsveas eissAss Ana relieve nuSA suesriag.-
Anong eur Soldiers Pa<tseaizzy wsaid shis hs The
csss. especially thuns vho are exposed ss zaiss-
| matte fnauxace In the soutks<n eiimazs.
! Nal PHILIP SPEEp,
4 Coliector Int Rss. - DIS. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
TOIHX.
Dr. n. Anders 4 Co.'s
TnnTNE WATE2

Ieaias Water aets npon The Heart. Liver, KID
neys, Digestive Organs. aaa Gianaaiar sfsssm.
The saausss whieh has attended The nss 81 sAls
Fsme&y IN private praetsess and The sndern@msst
Z naaiaAi aa1AsFity. enAAle fs FseesnmsnA if
The psscfstlsasr and tbe paSlis. asllaE ean-
assnt that With falT trial 4 wiii attest its ssH
axcelisnee "a tae cure q ehronfe diseases whlch
kvlieMsa fsains. speh sef0fuiA. nFunehlsis skiz
4s1saisns, Heart. Liver, and Kidney Disrazas.
fs<soss kssetians, Neuralgia, hhsamasism, Dys-
.Aesla. Debility. syphiiis, exc
Physisiana nay rely upen he anifnTm strengsh
Of is<ilue Water as coBtsining khrws quastsF
grains ryan Tedsns IN each aaia-ounea Punx va
isr. seisssf teisa atsd Is Il Dot liable ts DE-
ocnpesifioa neF spaasanssasty- -formea iasquAii-
ties naithsr is ths Iodine oxyaizsd nsr central
izsd hy combination with any snwrs6isnt, whssA
rsnaer this soiesisn sspsfieF 20 sEy ether msthe4
of sxkihising fedlss.
Fsii airsstloss aocsmpaay sask bsstie thai it
snAy hs used ss fAmily nssdiclns veil -
the pFesessiona
Prizes enc doliAr r-r bottls. on veeaipt sf avs
dollars, six bottlsa dsiiwsrsd xnKE ~ express to
auy address.
beware of cesnsevfs8fs and Imisztisne which
unpTineipisd dssaess endsaxor to dfaposs Of eur
rspa1atsnn. ses eur ssgnafurs and TRADEMARK
ffAs aresk word beading shis ADVERTISEMENT,
aP== she labels and uraFpsfs % sseA bottle, With
eHf saieh uons u genuine.
Clrraiars gratis.
DR. II. ANDERs a CO.,
Fhysleians sad Chsmists.
Ne. a. Hruadway. NsW Ysrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

IN PIKE COUNTY.
The undivided 3 Of W x ef n E ar. sectien 4.
town Z, range 10 west, under which tract, and
~t hin Is feet Of the suEfase lies seed vein Of
coal ten iees Thick and easy ef sceesa.
Also, SSo ssres in the southeast part Of sid
eoantys sell aud timber COED. Thk tract IL also
rich IA niherAl Preducts. Tifls persect.
Rngn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have full stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs. Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask. Lace
Curtains. Cornicess Tahle Oil
Cloths, &C., &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Wives aoshsrs. and sisters, whose
ssss snd hrsahsrs Hrs sarsiag iSl ses Array. can
nos pat inso tAsir knapsarks msrs necessary or
saizzble gin sisan fsw hsxs4 cf HoLL6wAY-s
FILLS AND oINTMKsT. Thsy Insure AssisA.
sssa u1dsr tAs great ana uhnsaai exposure atsss-
d4as npan saadissm lafs. II shs Euadsr 81 fhAs
q sslles " ezasss s~ss bez 81 Pass er oinsmsnt
fren shs Drug etors IN kls Fises iss hin wTits 30
ms, % nsidsa Lsns, sasiasing tie ameunt. nnNI
viii mail > ben fsos Of sxpsnsa. Maay dsAlsrs
wiIi set ks>p ny msaieiass 90 hand heessss fhsy
e@naes E.sks - @nsh prsas % sthsF psrssus'
naks. ss esata, 20 ossaas ssa q 20 pss sax Or
pot ssp2s-lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Biaekbsrry i ef ths attn 81 sslssfs
ali eesss ef Dyssassry. psFFta3. ana disorders ss
tbs ssgsls. OF tAss payssesaas sd tAs pahlsa
generally afs eel suafs y szEswtsnss- Az s1s-
ssaa sd eeasssszstsf sEssMrsslsa = ssad psssx
ths azss 81 pExsa,s Arasasfis hi@ssbssfy Car
mtnssl~s. pFspsFse ~ Mr.. W. y. nssiasss. sf
ciasiaaasi, which savlsa al nesalsE rsnss,
ts sssasa ss is s sinpls e the fraIt ifsslf -
plsasAat. and sn safaiiieE eufs. sstsiw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Now, my frieaas, If you meet man
on the road and ask aim shat be thinks
Of the Proclamation, and the election,
&c, snd he takes up spli8ter and BE-
gins picking bis teeth, you can tell ~
minute be is = Compromise man.-
TLauRhter ask him the question;
If the Democratic Convention which met
a. Charleston ia 60, 60 nominate can
d;dase. could net agree on a Pisfforms
tel me. I say, wby that Convention,
~~rnposed Of the ablest men ot the land,
bvaks no into ten thousand fragmentsf"
Tbsv adjourned 20 BaltiEore, and after
40 months more Of dsIioerAti0n, broke
into two organisations, with Douglas and
Breckinridge ss leaders Ny brother,
they could not agree because there vas
deep seated disease somewhere. Let
me explain myself. II you we're to 20
into one Of tbese large vessels that cross
the Atlantic, the Saxonia or the Snsque-
hanna, and see the splendor Of the great
engines, you would be amazed Bat Il.
after that machinery has been working
beautifully for years, all on . sudden q
great faz is discovered IN il, down Eonld
20 the whole machinery. There vas .
faw discovered at Charleston. ]. G
Breckinridge endorsed the doctrine that
+ the Constitution carried slavery wherever
/ i went Bot what vas the voice Of the
great DoagIas Democratic partyE They
sDurped this idea. Breckinridge conid
no; have carried township IN Indians
vet be received the whole vote Of The
south. / know that some men Ike Jos
Lane went abost making speeches, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
IN THE
Retail Department

We havo 4 fuli stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. ohambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 3-z. a.,
o., 1O-4 Bleaohed and Brown Cot
tons, silk and Mczambiqus Cireu-
larsand saequss. Ladies' Sun I'm
hrellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net.
ting and Bars, &C., TO which we wOald
call the attention Of all wishing to par
chases In our line Of business.
uyao.iY JAQUEss - FRENCH.
M. 10 Ffvss sgreee. Evanswtlfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26


IsPoarAEr rs LApfEa--rhsrs is pshiisAea
isttsz, a. vel some olAer inPartAst mastsy. 70
all Delicate smalss, IN Bells nsw a9vsrtsssmsns,
uzds- be hssa of " Private"
TAs isttsr Fsaa<rsd - is ~ritssz hy the szsnsnt
DE. wright, es the 81. Leuis Threat Ana LanE
Inaslsats. Thass interested viii read the aAssr-
tissnsst, ssz. ws tatnk. cali sn Dr. Bsii. wAsss
eosssltatians zEs free. sd Eho trssts and carss
witheai unnecessary s1amInstioHs er ep~raaians
CARES waFrsntsd sr as Fay asssa. gys-tyaAw
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. esMfEAL.
uFis4rys sad s~zuai sysssms-ssw ssd reliable
srussmsnt-in Reports ef the HOWARD Ass0-
cfATIeN. ssat By msl 10 sealed letter savsi-
sp.s, fsss sf ehsEEs. Address D.. >. sKILLIs
HouGHToS, Ho~aFd Associates. Ne. seath
ksssh Street., FhilsdslEAls. Pa.
asFlss4 des1ys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

TAIs cslabrAtsd Tsiafst seaps In snsA znl-
ssss@i DEMAND. is mA4s gron the ehstesst ns-
sFisis. Ia mtid and smeflisns sn lts nAssrs.
fragEantiy sesntees and sxfEs~siy bsne
aetzl IN isa setioa urea the skla. Yer sale By
pruzEssts sad Fssey essds D<sleHs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

$1,000 RswArd--Ths ss4ss reward ~Sll
- given 20 ezy psrson whs eAa farsish |. pre-
seriptien Tor es1ghs, colds, whosping eongh sssh-
IA, and eoHsamPtioa, whieh Is equal to DIT.
ssfiekiAnd's EeliaHusas cough R.isam. Tsls
e&lsAn win care the above eozpiAsnts, sls0 sTat-
tisE sf blsod and Hixht s-s@tz- ons 5otsa 10
sufaeasat for any ere 60 sry. The wsrss xases of
ehrenie eeagh. @sthns, whospiaE esagh. ana prl-
mAry e4ess II eoasunpsion are cured - Dr.
striekian6a ccagh B4lsAm. Ite3n be bad * any
Drnggiaa sspzz.2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Ever brought TO this market, consisting
of
Brown sheeting and shirtings.
Bleaehed Goods, American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, satinetts, Tweeds. Gotten
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &C. &c. Also O full
stock ofNotions.
These Goods wers ali bought before
the great advance In prices, and we viii
guarantee to sell as Low as the same kind
Of Goods can be bought in any market.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

p1- B1Izs fssa Bsllrisa HOsrIsai, Se~ York
City. has no~ bssn ksrs ioag saoagh TO prove bis
Professional capabilities. and hsz done - 70 the
satisfaction of ArEs nanbsrO Of ozr eEtizsns, and
thoss fro@ efher towns and the surroaaassE
eoentry.
his last ssEsrsissasat sad aossmp4nytnE let
ter gnd@F tbs bead 81 ss Private" shoulz hs care
faiiy Rad b. all. Ne MsFsury asss IN kEs trsss-
zsizti eonszItafisa RE ive-fxdks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
What is Treason

There Is somsthing remarkable in
men opinion Of treason. Let me take
you back 10 old Felix Grundy, and give
yoa has definition Of treason. he said,
during the var of 1912. eff q man
leaves his country and joins the enemy,
and yoa take him afterwards, you have .
right 70 hang him." he goes on 70 say,
IL a man stayiag ~ home finds fault
with the currency, or with the measuree
Of the Government for maintaining ies
existence. he commits greater sin than
Il be had joined shs enemy hinseit
And you who are hrding fault With your
9reenbacks,-Sitht che efforts Of The Coz
eminent 10 defend itself from traitors,
say you are guilty Of treason. i know
great many are II error igEorantiy, and
Do these things without asaning 70 se
yu;ltv II treason. You do not know
kow nacn yoa have u stake The
blessings Of our Government have BEEN
~ the air, % plentiful and ever pres
go tI4at We do not know the hand that
oives them Bat you have . name ss
stake. ny friends.
recoilect. while a. Hamburg. at the
Fair. where there we're about 500 srti-
eles from America. was saIkinz With q
gentleman Ebo had Travelled il England
and abroad showed him car mowers.
rsapers, azi corn ard pot atoe coverers,
and ~ last / shoTei ham an umbrella
stand. made By Yankee, and - con-
structed that whes you pat your unbrel-
Is IN and tsrned the key she lock slips
cat into your pocket and q thief can't
steal IL aOh,S said he, "Mr. Wright
have seen that before" Well, said ],
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE LATEST REBEL
PAPERS.
GEN. FOSTERS EXPEDITION.
General Dix Advised to Hang All
Southerners in New York City.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.--The Baltimore american
has received Richmond papers Of Saturday.
They do not appear to have rs late Georgia news
as was received from the Savannah steamer yes
terday, except the following from Bragg, which
refers to an engagement subsequent to the cap
ture Of Pocotaligo bridge by Fosters forces -
"The Yankees who landed at Port Royal, and
moved into the interior with the expectation Of
meeting shermans advance, encountered q body
Of Confederate troops az place called Grahams-
vile. The enemy we're badly beaten, and were
driven from the field, leaving their dead on the
ground.
"The telegram conveying this information does
not state the direction in which the enemy we're
driven, but we presume they were driven back
towards Beaufort"
LATBR.-The following despatch has been re-
ceiyed at the War Department.
"AUGUsTA, Ca, December 2.-To General
Cooper The following despatch has been re.
Ceived from Lieutenant General Hardee, dated
yesterday at Savannah -
"I have just returned from the front. The
enemy was badly whipped, and has retired to
Coosawhatchie. Another point on the Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad Is threatened; but
do not apprehend a severe attack.
(Signed) "BRAXToN BRAGo."
GrahamsviIle is thirty-four miles northeast OF
Savannah, and seventy miles from Charleston,
and is a station on the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad. Our forces are evidently still above
Grahamsville, holding position on the Coosa-
whatthie. 1t will be remembered that the news
already published from Hilton Head says that
Foster had captured Poco;aligo bridge, which is
further inland than Grahamsville, being forty
nine miles from Savannah, and ifty-five from
Charleston.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday has an
editorial article on the late fires in New York
ridiCuling the affair and concluding as follows -
"Of course it was a rebel incendiary plot Didn't
they fire on Sumpter where floated the old flag :
A morality that does not restrain violence to
the emblem of the bess Government in
the world, ETC., etc, will hardly be
proof against the sin of burning
hotels. Nothing can be clearer than the proof
Of Mr.. Davis completely with the burning or the
attempt to burn some half dozen hotels in New
York. We have never read anything more truly
YankCeish than this whole affair. We are very
glad to see that all Southern refugees are reauired
TO be registered If General Dix will hang them
he will do a service to our cause. They are a set
of cowardy sneaks who, having deserted their
country, are not above burning hotels. Hang
every mothers son of them!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, December 5.-Cotton is held at SIPS
@l3O cssh, but the sales unimportant,
Bark is dun, and lot Ia offered At Si5 q ton for No l.
There is very little export demand for Flour and the
only sales reported arc 100 barrels extra family At sl35O
b barTeli COO barrels fancy Ohio at $3.50 Small sales
making the retailers and bakers at s95 10 to Sl3 %
for and fancy lots according quality In Rye
Flour nothing doing; we quote at 60 e barrel
In Corn Meal no transactions The Wheat Market Is
very Gull and prices are lower sales OfO0 bush a. S1BO
q bush, for Pennsylvania and S26N2 G5 for white white
ranges from S27t02 10. small sales of RIVE at 81 75
Corn Is ia far demand sales Of 1000 bush Of yellow AZ
SleB new at sl6S6l Is and 600 bush, Western mixed
a. ste5s: There Is more demand for Oats, and 5000
bush. sold az HO@Jio. 2 bush,
srley may be quoted AZ sis5@2O5, and Malt at sgl5
A sale OF Grenada Peas at 80 40 "A bush.
IN, receipts Of Coverseed continue extremely light and
taken on arrival az SlS5CDlA 20 Y "a It's, with sges
Of eco bush NJ these rates. Timothy IL worth 1905 n
bush Sales Of 1000 bush. FlaIGeCd at 81 5O al which
nguTe Il is tsken arrival,
whisky is In good request and 500 tbs sbd, part kt
$lR9lS5 and part On private terRsi
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGEs.-NOtwlth-
standing the war, people are as much bent upon
marriage as in times Of peace. This is shown
from the records kept in the Registration Office,
but unfortunately the record of marriages and
births does not extend back of 1861. During a
portion OF 1860, the new Law was in existence
but its provisions were but imperfectly under
stood. Taking the records from 1861, we find
that in the year there were 4il7 marriages aud
l727l births in 1862 the marriages had increased
slightly, and reached 1862; and In the same year
the births were H7il, a decrease Of 2530 in the
number Of births. But in 1868 there was an i'm
prOYement over 1862, a. there were 6i7i marriages,
and 1922 births. Numerous marriages took place
al a distance, in which one OF both of the parties
resided in this city, but we have no record in such
cases. During the same period the deaths ndi-
cate an increase, although IL should be reCOlleced
that in 1862 and 1868 the figures include the
mortality at the military hospitals, where citizens
of other States and cities are cared for. Ia 1853,
the deaths we're 9l45; IA 1860, l. SOS; in 1881,
- i6S; in 1862, lj,O3I and in 1868, 1878. IL
from The figures in ls62 we deduct 1902, the
deaths in the military hospitals, the mortali y
was 1885, on decrease when compared with
the previous year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS,

The NATIONAL CIRCUs.-In addition to the
very excellent company that have been perform7 I
ing with great oolat at the National Circus, the
celebrated Nicolo Troupe will appear this even
ing. These artisteS have been performing in New
York fer some time, where they caused fror
said to be unparalleled in the history of the pro-
fessiOn. Young Nicolo is said to be the wonder
of the age, daring intrepid, and gracefuEin his
aerial fights. Mr. w. Rochelle, the greht man
monkey, is a member of the troupe. AS Rn eques-
trian OF very peculiar kind he has no rival.
Er. Eaton Stone will also appear, and at the
request of numerous patrons, Mr.. Charles Sher-
wood will reappear in his celebrated Character Of
"Pete Jenkins" Mrs. Warner has, so far, met
with merited success, and this enables her to
renew her efforts to please the public by adding
more attractions at the Great National Circus.
She has the largest companyin the world.
New CHEsNuT STREET tTIfEATRE. - Jessie
Bro,cn; or, The Relief of Lueh,o,c, is to be pro-
duced this evening. To say this is merely to say
that every resource of the New Chestnut will be
brought into action. There can be no doubt that
much money has been expended in the produc-
ton of this piece. The scenery, the wardrobe,
the music the mechanical effects, the properties
and accessories the distribution of characters,
are all of them first rate In the latter occur the
names of Miss Efie Germon, Miss Belle Vaughn
Mrs. Flood, Katie Baker, Mr.. Frank Mordaunt
Mr.. w. II. Higgins, Mr.. ]. T. Ward Mr.. II. A.
Murdoch, Mr.. W. A. Chapman, Mr.. Z. d. Sin
clair, and Mr.. ]. B. Daily.
Particular pains have been taken in the prepa-
ration of the last scene, the Storming of the Re-
dan. In this scene one hundred auXilaries ap-
pear at once upon the stage. 1t does not require
a vivid imagination to perceive that this tabeau
must be brilliant and effective In the extreme.
But it is not only in this one scene that we are to
expect triumph Of stage effect. The drama Of
Jessie BTO,CR is full of incidents original in con-
ception and of startling dramatic merit.
In regard to the acting of the cOmpany,we feel
certain that Miss Etlle Germon will sustain the
favorable repute she has won by her impersona-
ton Of PdUrette. Her good looks, her charming
gestures, her sweetly mOdulated voice, will not
be lost in the character Of "Jessie Brown" in
vested as IL is with ngiUete and grace. Mr.. Hig-
gins makes his first appearance here tonight
MIR. Frank Mordaunt is well known and much
thought of; Mr. j. L. Ward nearly always does
his best Mr.. Chapman is too experienced and
successful an actor to be bad in any role; and Mr.
Murdoch is a very young actor of decided ability.
In characters such as "AliCia," in Jane Shore
and "Rose Redland, in The Robbers Uife, Miss
Vaughn has proved she can act well in both the
legitimate and sensational drama. The perform
ance will conclude with Robert MacGire, In which
Walter LennOX will appear.
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however arc not worth repeating here. Chris
tapitv he declared was a mushroom, except the
Christianity he taught, which would make us all
beautiful. Particular attention was paid by the
eifted and popular 10 verbal Advertisements In
the sermon on 4" "Beauty," for instance, he stated
that If every one would attend his lectures
people generally would become beautiful,
and in the sermon on the "Sunday City Car
Question he was confident that gutta-percha
invitation of his would silence the noise Of the
cars, and become popular. lie alluded TO Mayor
Henry, who he said had tried to put him down,
but he wouldnt be put down. He said q beautiful
Mayor we had lie said that henceforth money
would not be taken at the door; there would be
collection taken up before commencing worship.
As many as chose to give more than five cents
might do so; and the intimation was given that
small favors would not be thankfully received
During the evening phantom voice kept repeat
ing "You're right" "Amen, ,""Glory hallelujah."
At the close of the performance q prayer was
offered, in which sinners, with a special reference
for gallery gods, we're supplicated for. In con-
clusion, the "gfted and popular" stated he should
repeat, by invitation, the sermon Of the previous
Sabbath, on the Sunday City Car Question-ths
being one oftho Rocks on which the Church split.
Very, very far indeed is it from our intention
to attach odium to anything that is truly religious.
If We had no other motives to guide rs In this
matter respect for the deep religious tone OF the
community would be our guide. But in such an
instance as this, It seems to US, true religion is
trayestied and made game Of Promiscuous
audiences are amused,o on an evening whose char
acter should be holy with frivolous and fantastic
speeches, devoid Of argument and connection.
The religious sense of society is destroyed.
However much truth, trite though it be, may be
mixed up in the discourse, such an air of badi-
mage and scurrilty is attached to it, that the indu-
ence must be evil rather than good. The very
criticisms of the audience are witnesses against It,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05

A PPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CYCLIC
IA pedia This valuable Library Of Universal Informa-
non is well deserving of place in every intelligent house
hold the AND. 1t Is recommended by able reyie Wers az
the best Cyoopedia for popular published Below
are the names few OF prominent who have
taken this work
RI. Rev. " m b Stevens, Rev Franklin Moore
Rev. Or. hOIiarty, Rev. William IL Furaess,
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