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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18

: MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind ar
much to be dreaded. Loss of Memory, Confusiono
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings
Aversion to Society Self. Distrust, Love of Soil
tude, Timidty, &C.. some of the evils produced
Thousands of persons of all ages can now Judge
what is the cause of their declining health losing
their vgor. becoming weak. pale, nervous and ema-
eiated having singular appearance about the eyes
CDuph and symptoms of -Consumption.-s-r.s ~
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TURKEY ARID GREECE.

nlinistcriaI Crisis in Constnntinopie and
DIPLOMATIC Relations Broken or with
Greece.
PARIS. Jan. 1S-Evening.
Dispatches from the East report that ministerial
crisis has taken place at Constsntnopie and also that
Che Porte has recalled his Ambassador from Athens
The Greek Insurgents.
1t also reported that large number Of reinforce
ments for the Greek insurgents have been landed in
Gambia from Greek Ships and that the Cre,ans are
ceivng fresh supplies of arms again
lnsurrecti0n in Bosnia.
LONDON, Jan. I3 1857.
Advices from the East report that instruction is
on the point of breaking out In Bosnia.
GRribnldi for the Scene OF Action.
LONDON, Jan. 13-Eyening.
report from Madrid states that Carlbald has gone to
che leland Of Gambia.
Russian sympathy with she Cretnns.
ST PETERSBURG, JAM Ii, 1851.
The Car and members OF the Imperial Court pre-
bali lately given in aid Of the suffering families
or the Cfeians.
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Hs Il ceuency had % avail himself u tho New Y4S
Il hss sssn rimored that the iats Don Tomas ReyuA
died suddeniy an apoplectc IT. caused by the peremp
tory manner in VI lch the government demanded the
funds or che nstt1L under his admnsralion during
the recent crsia "a opears no died the event ns
Of the demand Durins those days Of financial panic
said the funds in tho Escripanias ana Vher pubic
Offices aud institutions wefN all required 70 20 handea
over TO the government
IArRsf
On the ath and 9th instantA large amountpY 81.
change taken by the Spanish Bank, mostly OF New
York, At various rates. averaging about ~ per cent
discount for sixty days bills These bills have lsn
sent forward by the which left fer New York u
the 9TH for the express purpose Of return In specie
me wholesale provision Dealers Egana Co., Tor sol ~
time 10 doubtful position, said 10 havS failed
saturday last, but have doubt that the boay OF
GERS, IN consequence of the recent arrangements with
the merchants, will take up their paper.
learn that the bank In Cardenas has refused 70 pay
more shan 10 per cent specie 70 dep0eit0rs wo
Tor checks- Ono party know Of, insisting upon the
same proportion % Is paid In Havana, has cited them
before the tribunals
The French steamer Impera,rce Eugenie arrived this
morning from s. Nazaire via Martinique ana hsvug
touched ct St Thomas avoided quarantine. She ssts
this afternoon for Vera Cruz No military board ao<
any passengsrs Of note.
Tho Corsica arrived this morning, and tho Stars Aas
Stripes will probably appear in the course q tbs day
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the s,a Of the new national Congress- but no account
or their deliberations has yet been published.
The A..s, Nintcd Press and the Southern Papers.
It appears from te.egrams received from all parts o.
tho South thar the newspapers which were recently act
ing with the Unite States and European News Associa
ton all agreeabT restored to their former relations
with the New York Ass ocated Press, in company with
the journals Of Washiust>n Good feeling prevails
sequent on the business reul non.
sudden Il senth.
Mrs George C. schaener wife ~ the Librarian OF the
Patent once, and formerly from Newport, r. l., was
buried to-day having been stricken dawn In full health
by an attack OF paralysis She died after brief
illness
Personal.
Major General Daniel Z. Sickles, commanding the De-
partment Of the Caronas arrived in the city t0is morn.
Ing. and Is stopping At tho Metropolitan. He 10 here
in obedience to orders recently received by him. sad will
cali on the President and General Grant tomorrow
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TIE LABOR QUESTION IN THE SOUTH.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

UnwillinGmess ON the Part Of the Freedmen
to Make Contracts, sc.
. 4 e RICHMOND, Jan Is, 1857.
Recent information from various points Of the South
represents an unwingness the part OF negroes TO
make contracts for the current year, while in some
places they readily engaged In the lower counties
Of Texas the freedmen generally refuse to make
tracts unless on condition that they found and have
one-third Of the crop and these terms cannot be
complied with thousands win DO unemployed. In por-
ons Of North Carolina they refuse to work for SIS
month and ratons being DESTROYS Of farming shares
without q manager over them. This feeling prevails
among them throughout that STATE and they utterly
fuse 70 bind themselves any conditions In Lancaster
district South Caroins the freedmen have with few
ceptons secured homes tho present year. and the
sembags the Court House for hiring undiuubsd
By . single misdemeaner.
AT Columbus Ca Captain Moseback, tho agent OF the
Bureau had issued the following order In relation -
hiring freedmen for the information Of oil concerned:
"Persons making contracts for this year are hereby
Informed that tho regulations Of this Bureau Tor last year
still In force No contract will be considered bind
ing unless approved by officer CIVIL agent OF the
Bureau and freed people being engaged BY contracts not
approved by such authority at Liberty 70 leave their
employers service NJ any time. Should any difference
occur In regard compensation for their services during
the time they employed, tho employers will be re-
quired pay tho highest wages that paid In their
section of the country
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NEWS ITEMS.

"A Chicago policeman recently tomahawked
A breechosdine fowliug piece has been invented
The boundary line between Georgia and fioridas west
or St Mary river has been run and established.
Thirty men from Gloucester took in two months 1900
barrels OF herring.
II isrepofted that General pm Sheridan and the bells
Of Louisiana contemplate going 10 housekeeping.
An exchange thinks tho millennium will be near when
Congress quits disunion legislation and begins making
pure whifkoy for the people,
A Massachusetts, woman sues the city Of Lawrence,
Masa for Sf5 900 damages account OF the killing Of
her husband By sky rocket.
A betrayed woman from Rochester, ~ Y, shot al her
sedueer three tmcs wloe. biting BIO a. Meadvie,
ggkgsJhesss
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LONG ISLAND NEWS.

soUra SIDE RALkoAD.-This project saiusg In favor.
The citizens of Morches and vicnity held meeting -
the th inst and voted grant the ghs Of wsy through
thef lands TO the company
VILLAGE orrcxEs or Sac HAxBox. The following on
GERS or the village OF Sag HArbor chosen tho IN
inst Trustee Charles W. Payne. no having received
majority or fifteen votes over Jerry Butler, colorcf
Clerk, Z. A. Gardiner Collector James H. Price Street
Comm ssioner, James Fortham
wHALss.-Large numbers or whales have been recently
seen o1 the south side OF the Island
SIxIcmsG--Ths inhabitants on the island outside n
Kings county enjoying seighiug with ak or sovox
inches OF snow and the thermometer below the teens.
VESSELS LAID Up GREESpoRT There are "A vesssIg
laid the wharves In Greenport consisting OF 10
coastng schooners schooner smacks cosstng sloops
sloop smacks, fishing soops and fishing yachts
The crews Of these vessels muster 331 There
also l5 carryaway topen) fishing boats manned by IL
men. and one steamer, with q crow Of 10 to 20 men
ing total OF 90 vessels In port employing $50 TO
210 men.
STEAMER CossoDoRx. -On Wednesday last some OF thu
wrecked material OF the steamer Commodore sold
auction The sale attracted large Of people, bus
created much articles OF any great
value were onered-nothng but lot OF shattereA
boards damaged four oranges in barrels, &c all the
had been sent TO New York. The hull OF the steamer
lies nearly under water all Of the upper works being
held together more firmly than the BY the engines
and machinery being located there. Az soon a. the
weather moderates attempt will probably % made 70
recover oil there is left in the wreck Of value.
AN OH INDIAN woMAs.-Mary walkus, an Indian
squaw Of the Montauk tribe died at Shnnecock on tbs
5th inst, aged one hundred years
AsoruEs CEsrEsARIAx-Mrs Nancy Tyler died Al East
port on the 9TH inst. aged one hundred years
NSw CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL lssrnurIoS-Thers In
large Catholic convent OF erection tho
OF Flushing, Long Island. Il 10 . brick edtncs, 0ve
stories height and will Do for the exclusive Of Tie
Sisters Of Mercy, who intend opening therein laEgo
educational establishment Several other buldinGs.
principally residences being erected In that town.
and number more will - commenced On The opening
sfahe spring season
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Il D N aARY.

csaatcS with the Imperial Army Orders.
PxsrH, Jan. Is, 1867. Z
Amotion has been introduced into the Hungarian Diet
declaring that the decree lately issued for tho reogani-
Saon Of the army is void and Of effect and that all
who order IL execution shall DO punished for treason
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E U R 0 P e.
The Eastern Question Serious
and of Pressing" Urgency.
Bosnia Reported in InsurrectiOn, Carl
baldi for Gambia and Prussia IN
Sympathy with the CretanS.
~>-~~~~~~~>e~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
Diplomatic Conflict Between Hungary
and Austria.
10. DC. 30.
By THE CABLE TO JANUARY Is.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

A Serious Aspect and the Attention OF the
Great Powers Demanded.
LONDON, Jan. 10. 1867
Tue London Globe has editorial In which II says the
Eastern question has become 80 pressing that 1t de-
nands the immediate attention OF the European Powers
II Is the opinion Of the Globe that general conference
Of the leading Powers viii DO proposed the subject
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship China will leave Boston
Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe viii close In this city a. .
quarterpast and half-past eve O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon
The INV Yosx STANDARDIZATION for Europe-win -
ready u eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies. in Wrappers. ready FOR mailing. Sin
cent?
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

n -. go ST. LOUIS, Jan. IL, 1901
The Sheriff Of Texas county, the Gih, tried TO
arrest party Of SIX for whom he held warrants They
resisted his posse killing two and wounding three OF
them. One OF the rcsls,ants The radical candidate
for recently.
The city filled BY Missouri Legislators The radicals
Will amend tho Constitution, releasing teachers and
preachers from the test oath,
company has been organized for bridging the Misse-
sirpi river at this point
The river Is aIlns with cs. southern departures are
secepdcd
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THE MARYLAND seSATOHsHIp.

BALTIMORE Jan. *. 1867.
A great many OF the members OF the Legislature are
here to-day Much interest VIII be displayed about the
United States Sonaforshp. close match 10 expected
IN the State Senate one member Is said TO have the
casting vote the chances all favor OF Governor
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AN AoRulT swINuLsH.

ALBANY Jan. H. 1857.
An acroit swindier succeeded Friday In cheating
number Of leading ewsy and furniture houses out
Of considerable money giving in exchange fraudu-
lent checks, signed by Charles Hunt In one case he
induced the victim 70 identify the person giving the
check. He gives the OF William b Hunt, and u
IS supposed has rome TO New York The checks on
tho phcnir Bank Of Hartford, OF which place he pre-
tended 10 DO q resident
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Bosrov, Jan IS 1851
petton for license Law 70 regulate the liquor traf-
&c Is being circulated In this city. II has already re-
ceived large number or signatures
There were eighty deaths in this city Last week.
Mr. Charles Henshaw, well known merchant Of this
city, Ia dead.
The recently formed yacht club Of Boston nov num-
bers one sundred and forty members.
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AOard from Hall. Black q CO.

For two months past rumors have been rife thai 70 ssl
70 STATE snpy bu. smphstcsly that there . 40 fouaas
the many friends OF house who naernsly have s
pathissd With supposed disaster.
has been question With whether necessary
10 make this public denia bat ~ the report has now
p6ared In pnt and been re.echoed from Europe
haps Il IL better that We should do
II 10 vergng on half century sncs tAs establish
Of house. and Of hAs been dis
honored; and may Be excused for dssountiag the
OF the future fesi crtsn that such coungen
IL scarcely possible.
5S5 snd 667 Broadway
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NO INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE NEW ORLEANS RIOTERS.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. Is, 1861.
The United states Grand Jury have failed 10 mud
indictment against any persons concerned in the July
riots r. a. Morgan, United States Dlsric, Attorney,
when the jury smpaueled. declined 60 apply the
tes, oat n 10 the Jurors
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c U 3 A

Tho steamer Cuba, Captain Dukehar. from New
Orleans on tho 3d. via Havana tho 7th inIt arrived
A. Baltimore yesterday. Tho purser win please accep,
our thanks for prompt forwarding OF dispatches
flea
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P R RUSSIA.

Count Bismarck's Peace Assurance Circular.
49,. Il. - BERLIN, Jan. 13, 1867
The North German Gazette denies that Bismarck has
issued any diplomatic circular, recently reported
assuring the foreign governments of Prussian pro-
srsmus Of peace and quasi non intervention
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Ius CANADIAN CONFEDERATION.

OTTAWA, Jan II, 1857
photographic despatch was received here last night
by the cable the effect that the confederation dele
gates Of England decided by majority to remove the
capital Of the confederation from Ottawa 10 Quebec.
Tho discount American invoices for the ensuing
week will be twenty -four per cent.
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pulIrrs N LOUISIANA.

EKw ORLEANS, Jan IL. 1907.
The Of the State Legislature have decided
not 10 impeacb Governor Wells They intend IN lieu
thereof pass q bill for convention 70 frame new
constitution, with view OF supersedDg all che present
radical State officers The conservatives are largely IN
majority, and can carry any through the Iegs
latu
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FINE AT wIlloucusY, 0Xto.

CLEvuLAxp. Ohio Jsu. q, tooT.
this morning xnonr the psincipai s10ssem arc n. n
Merriam, dry goods; Vial Holmes grecen: Vial =
Ferguson, hardware; X ". Perkins, grocer; YAxieJ &
Abbott stove4 The Post Once ana the Merchants
Union Express ofco also destroyed. The loss b
estimated At 1000; partly insured
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Disaster 70 a French Bark.
BoRDsAUx, Jan IL, 1881.
The French bark 0rlzaba, Captain Bertrand, which
called from New Orleans on the 18th Of November for
sAis port went ashore the Gronde and became total
Nreck.
IIvxRroor, Jan. Is, 1857.
The steamship Helvetia, which Left New York Decem.
Der %, has arrived out.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

United States Bonds at Frankfort.
FRANKyoRr. Jan. l3 1867.
United States nve.twenties are quoted at 76X.
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FIRE At CHARLESTON. S. C.

CHARLESTON, Jan "a. 1857.
Rkcr's -four mill and granary. containing ten theu-
sand bushels Of grain and hundred and Any bAs-
rsls Of -four and other produce destroyed By tA
morning Insured for al, 000 chiefly In Northern con-
panieS
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A Point ON which All Physicians Agree.

Point on Which M! Phyo!cians A6r00.
Out OF thousand regular physicians you cannot dn1
who viii not that stimulants and ass
absolutely necessary medical pracce and yot In byooe
years humane practitioners have hestated 70 AdmnisteG
Them the fendsh Ingenuity OF watches who make
merchandise OF human inhres had polluted and dote
roraied them that the remedy was deemed -
the disease This perpexty ID happily done away with.
Physicians know because the nrsf analytical chemists ~
che ago have Demonstrated the fact that HOSTETfkKx
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERa absolutely ana
entirely free from OIL pernicicns elsmeota Hence sbey
been introduced into the United States Army and
accepted wheeon the testimony Of The wise. she integest
the phanthropc Ia rated at s just vaue the koss
agrnst and for ell diseases Arising from tn
purity in the air other unhealthy climatic influences that
has been tested by experience In OF Dyspepss
and Liver Complaint state without qualification
servation. that the Bers nearly infalbis ~
thing prepared by human skin can be.
New York once. 80 Dey street
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JAPA NJ.
Cro.t Fire IN Yokohama.

- LONDON Jan 10. 1851.
1dvicss from China report that grea. Ere had oc.
Cured Of Yokohama, Japan, causing loss Of over
oso00,0oo.
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HIT of n ParndoK.
Ions siaaT sloo&So CsREUs ssss svsrsSod9 !.
FOR. aettinR
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Lung Complaints, Bronchistse Asthuss, 6s n,
are speedily relieved and q sscn In time.
cured, by JAYNEsS ExPECTORANf. You will Ind in "
also certain remedy for cougbs sad oots Sold svsfy
wberc.
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The Howe Mgrhipe Co.'s Lock stitch Sow
sewing msohinel, President 90 Broadway New YORK.
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l r. y: Knapp. q Cos, Vegetable Coaah
cough Group 40 Put up 40 and zoe bottlss Sold "a
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Sure glis GHrst no p,,r ,Ssrprxysr
positively Of piles Sent by NAL -
receipt Of o. Circulars free. Sold by druggsn AEcots
wanted eysrywhere, Address ). D. Romano. Manager -
Broadway, New York
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wigs, Tgsees. and grnan.Gn a,,1, H.,rs ns Der
quality Hair Dse ami Hair DyenG Al coiorA ~ bAfuhr
ELORS, 10 Bond street
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uf.csarsd Wholesale sad retain. also applied. - tss
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| Address.-PolIsk a. SON, MAnufaos urers %
Meeruhsum osds 69a Broadway, near Fourth street ~
II uolin II.
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s'srsneeL SsxsrrSip s ESsf xAcpy.s
90 Broadway ncw York
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Grover & Bakers Highest TvemIurr sew
ing Machines 90 Broadway, New yorL aud Az Fulton
atrest BROOKLYN.
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ROYAL Havana l.essery.-p vizes Paid ~
sold Information furnseA highest rAtsa pAs4 -
Opubloous and all kinds u Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Gu. Bankors 10 Wall strssss y Y
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h s Hss: nge ssa s Ss' sas''
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Wueeier d. yviIson,s LociSstitch Ssvving ESes
sAsRa Ana REtloahes MaGiARG IL kk222MAy..
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Last Sunday was sssantos Reyes" Ia celebration
whereof the Captain General gave a banquet to the
military and others In the course OF the morning .
military band was playing some lne airs before tho
palace on the Plaza do Afas A IL the day, par er.
csenes allotted every year from time lmmcmoTsi to tho
coIorsd race they celebrated the day In their own
way exceedingly jolly for them and excessively an
noyins TO nervous folks who npd charm the Wild
dIscordant music In tue grotesone costumes Of semi
bsfbaraus
Dy come blunder othsr tho private correspondence
OF the Captain General for the last spanish mail re.
NAMED behind, spd when the omission discovered
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Of customs examinations the borders. Hereafter
baggage and freight will be locked with customs
lock on the American side of the Detroit Niagara
river and not unioc xed while Canadian soil Amer-
can passengers will go In through cars, which
no Canadian passengers will BE- allowed TO enter.
These cars and thoir contents will be permitted
70 the United States without being inspected or
examined by officers OF the customs Az further pre-
caution against all possible smuggling ofcer Of the
customs win accompany each through train and have
supervision the through their occupants and
contents Under this arrangement passengers viii pass
from New York Chicago with but angle charge OF
cars
An Outrage by Negroes In NIississirpf.
Accounts from vcksburg OF the I'd inst give tho par
tcuars OF horrible outrage IN Warren county. Mr..
Purvis was murdered at his residence by band Of no
grocs He was shot twice with shotgun, his plaza
sacked and the building burned his body being burned
TO cinder Ono OF the sssasslns walked six miles 70
another place. and reported the msrder and burning,
but stated 10 had been done by gang OF white men.
Several Of the neighbors visited the place. questioned
the negroes and their statements being 80 contradictory
examination was made and many OF the articles aken
from tho house we're found IN tho negro quarters Two
or tbem were arrested but the others made their
escape.
General Land ONCE.
Returns received at the General Land Olce show that
an aggregate Of % 54 Of the public lands dis
posed Of during Tho month Of December last. Tho
greater portion Of the land taken FOR actual settle
nent and cultivation under the homestead law. The as
gresa,e cash sales amount cd 70 tsp2A
whc National Congress In Mr. xico.
The imperial pres IN Mexico aud tho people. cxcep,
Within the Iaes Of The lbsas arc full Of reocngs q,
The determination OF haxailIan TO remain a. the head
81 the government TAs Gslpsi y sllp sRsazcs 4yGp
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

AsrLfRo REIIeIoH.--It is a shallow and un-
worthy view of religion that would etherialize
and spiritualizs 1t, as 10 dissever II from all
Interference with mans secular trade, his
political activities, or his very amusements. -
Ia the days when God shall be most widely
feared and man most largely blessed, prophecy
assures US that the Lords name shall be on
the very bells OF the horses; and the very hills
ofJerusalem, and all its hearth stones are to
be like the bowls on Gods consecrated altar
Plough, and keel, and anvil aud plane and au-
ger, the child's gorcart, and anvil, AMI the
grandsirs's rocking chair, ere to move under
the ken OF the Judge above, under the shadow
of the Elder Brothers redeeming cross, and 10
the beaming spendors OF the Redesner,s riven
tomb. And thus the immateIisl, the infinite
and the eternsl, take hold on the things OF
sense and time-the every day assiduities OF
common lite--the worry and the repose of the
home, the nursery, the kitchen, the quar- ter
deck. the shop and the highwsy.-lDr. Viii.
liam's Mad. Av. Lecture.