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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-16

fthcrncrS Buying LandS-A Good Place {,
i've inl- Dismal swamp Pcat-poiitics-
eer lIuntiIi.-K Religious Revival.
SUFFOLK, October l.. 1867.
cry many persons from the North are pIlr-
sing real estate in and around this town.
~ are generally OF conservative son timentS,
meet with Il hearty welcome from The
t-mindcd citizens OF this section. Our
DE are rapidly recovering from the pros
ion OF the war, and look hopefully 10 the
are. To those wishing 10 purchase farms.
country around Suffolk offers many in
ementS. The soil is generally rich. lands
cheap and easily cultivated, and the tacil-
for getting To market unsurpassed. Add
o all this, our salt water affords crabs,
oysters, and other delcacics that would
bit the appetite of 4 New York alderman.
sn altogether, we know of no place more
IA bic for Il residence than lhiS-unlcss one
trs somewhere else
have seen recently specimen of the
pal Swamp peat, which was taken from
swamp Il few miles from this place. The
ply OF this article is lne%hauStihle, and its
pneSs Will Substitute II eventually, 10 u
extent, for the more costly cUmbuStibicS
are now used for fuel.
MIR Parr twiltej has been nominated we
by. the negroes rs the Radical candidate
he Convention. The CONSERVATIVES cx
10 llldkt u UuilIJllOn lltAl 4hOlluaN, ana
udicious selection is made, there is great
n 10 hope they Will be successful in the
Est.
tely the Nimrods OF this place have been
}ssed with Il mania for deer hunting. The
z men have been hunting The deItrs OF the
all the year, but only a few Of the Shy
BOT, eyed creatures have been slain by
is arrows. We are happy TO say how
that in pursuing this sport The beaux
Q in that mode called "StW" hunting
bQuently they are yet following the
Last week o party of Benedicts left
ars of Suffolk and went out TO Kill the
the surrounding country. One of the
made Il most extraordinary shot, killing
he bucks at one fire. They were lying
er in a bed, and The gentleman only saw
hen he fired.
political news from the North is greet. |
with intense satisfaction. We trust !
I Iii Of Conservatism Will roll on until |
[tligm, North and South shall be crush.
n impalpable powder.
religious revival recently held in the
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Correspondence o! the Richmond Dispatch.
THE Tobacco on the SouIl>ide Injured by Frost

correspondence ~ t'' '.'"Hi''4'" i''f''N""'
THE Tobacco on the SouIh>ide injured by Frost
We have met Will, Two very severe disasters
10 the tobacco crop III this and the adjoining
touulicS ON the night of the 3ISt we wer,
Visited by Il killing frost, which destroyed
hearty ali the tobacco on fla landS--;hat upui
high and dry places being more or less injured
having been cut green or roSt-bittcn.
On Thursday night, October 81, w" cNpe'
kicMccd one OF the scvercst hail storms that
! yer passed over this country, breaking Win
lows tearing down bows of trees, and rid
! ling such tobacco rs was left out.
| Our election comes oil soon, and | Will lei
! on hear the result,
Yours, truly, l.. ID. JONES,
New Store, Buckingham county.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVED
RAILROAD GOXPASY,

hlCHAOhD, AUX ust il, IstI. }
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAlLROAD.-Tb's road Is now open Tor
FREE ght and passengers for Ba fillmore and Norfolk
Passengers for Baltimore leave the Richmond
and York River Railroad depot every TUESDAY,
and FRIDAY At o'clock A. If , reaching Balu-
more TO early breakfast naXt morning Returning
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at o'clock Z. 81, reaching Rich.
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
FreS hit for Baltimore received every day Sun
days excepted) at the Richmond and York River
Railroad depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk aud Intermediate land
ings leave thu Richmond and York kivar Kali.
road depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud
SATURDAY at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight for Norfolk and intermediate landings
received at this depot on MONDAYS WEDSES.
DAYS. ard FRIDAYS.
ON THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS ths train. viii
leave the White House on tho arrival Of the Bai,i-
more boat.
Rates rs low as by any other line.
For further information, apply TO
WILLIAM B. ENOS, Agent Richmond
aud York River Railroad Company.
A. NEEDHAa SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets


EASE OF "ELBA PARK WITH
IL GOODWILL, FIXTURES, &C., FOB SALE al
AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mr. Z. schaefer;
who expects to engage in other business, we VIII
sell at auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY ,
18th October. at IL o'clock NJ, his lease OF the
popular and well established place Of pnblic re-
sort known as Elba Park" situated in the west.
ern part OF the city, fronting on Broad street and
extending back to Clay street.
The grounds contain about FIVE acres embracing
a. lawn handsomely set out In shade and orna-
mental trees shrubbery and flowers, and hne
garden stocked with fruit trees
The improvements are large and handsome
brick dwelling with nine rooms besides thu base :
ent and closets: also, brick stable ana carriage
house .,
The fixtures consist Of bowling alleys, turner's
apparatus pavilion, swing, benches, tables; &c.
viii also be sold large lot of saloon tables,
chairs, and other articles suitable Tor the Dusi-
ness.
"EIba Park ~ is the favorite resort for ceiebra-
ton and pic. mic parties. and i'well known as the
most attractive pleasure garden IN the city.
rare opportunity is here offered TO persons
wishing 10 secure an established business OF that
kind
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ocss l0l2tds Auctionees.
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Railroads.
"a M Ess .ssss %aE

pICHMOND AND ANVII,LF
~ "a ! L ROA D.CHhHGE OF SCHEDULE
and after MONDAY. October !, 1897 the Psssep,n
Trains on this road VIII run as follows -
GOING " EsT.-Throngh mail and pa.sarga,,r,f,
leaves aichm0nd daily at Is \ n; arrivas a.,
Danville At I L. ". leaves Danyilie at & 0sp NJ /:
arrives at Greensboro at 10 p 81 a.
ooiFa EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily atsls
Danville At 80 A. N. arrives At Eichmo,G ~
I.i7P N. ~
Trains connect st Burkaviils with pssssnya,
trains on the southsda railroad fsxcspt on snn
days. connect at Greensboro daily Win trair,
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS DODAMEAD
oc5 Superintendent.
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RIcRXosD AyD PETERSBURG RAILROAD co. , =
kICHNOSD. VA. AnZns, 1 - y I q

TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE,
Il the Depot corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets.
as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN daily (excep. MondaysJ \.
Am
THROUGH MAIL daily atl:2c p. ~
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATES daily la,
cept Sundays) al !. 80 y. NJ. "
The 4. NJ Train connects closely with train,
"a far south as Augusta, Ga, and AZ pst.r,bnry
with trains OF the Sonthstde railway.
The l:2o r; Train makes close and sure con.
nsctons with trains for ali points sorth A. far =.
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk. Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and ALI
points north and west.
FREIGHT and Accommodates daily lex
cept sunday ut !. 30 A. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at 40 A "
THROUGH MAIL daily lexcept Sunday at :. IS
p. 81.
Passengers for Glover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ati 4 Nj and
connect 1T Chester with train for that point
Returning, will leave Glover Hill at 1880 A. "
Fare to Norfolk. -. Baggage checked through.
i. II. GILL,
se6 Engineer and Superintendent
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auction Sales.
- - - - =
FUTURE DAY.
BY Lee Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No 1914 Cary street.


VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING
v a25 ACRES OF HIGHLY lMPRON ED FA 4,
me AND GARDEN LAND. FRONTING ON IN
WII1IAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND CHAELEs
CITY ROAD. THREE MILES FROM HiC ID n NJ y ~
FOR SALE AT AUCTION BY request Oh pr. "a
iss7, at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises ms val
liable farm located described above on rhcb
ing 2os acres OF highly improved land upon Wien t,
rooms and all necessary out buildings, all new:
OF this tract 1875 acres open and In cultivation
sst in timothy and clover, and the premises en-
closed with an excellent plank fence and cedar
~ Adiscsnt to the dwelling ia we'll of most excel
lent water 49,. ,a,,,co a, eix
,voIrs and eighteen months for negotiable notes
hasrine interest from the day Of sale and seSureo
heaianfS - trnst LEE GODDlN,
w ueeu Va Auctioneers.
rh ohove farm will be disposed OF at private
NC " oc l6-sodtlS tdtds
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BY Grubbs s Williams, Auctoneers.
Eorthwest cornsr OF Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEW
i FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT: ON TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET, UNION HILL, AT AUG
TION'-By virtue Of a deed of trust executed 10
the subscriber as trnstee by James Johnson, dated
25th September. 1865, and, recorded in Henrico
Comfy Court Office being thereto requested by the
creditor secured | will sell at auction, upon tho
premises, on TUESDAY the ED October, at half
past o clock p. NJ, if fair, IL not, then on the
nsxt fair ay there after at the same hour the pro-
party conveyed by said deed, being a LOT oF
tiK1UND on Twenty seventh street bstween
mon which lot stands 4 NEW FRAMED HOUSE
with th rec rooms and kitchen.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray expenses OF
saia nd to paw Off note for $500 due the zs'h OF
Ssntember. 1851 the balance upon terms to be
made known at the time Of sale.
ALBERT C. ELLINGTON, Truatee.
ou,,, 4. EITrI.xs Auctonaars oc ~
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GTOLEN from Curtis Neck, Friday
- night, October lth, an IRoN-G RAI 49,,
MAKE, with collar marks on shoulder Isst y
name cut by collar, fore feet tender, and .NL4-
spots on back from saddle. | will pay SD ior her
delivery at John a. Lacys stable, on Franklin
street.
Tho thief has one finger off, and part OF his foot
aud a scar on his face. X seen on the mare
the nj shl she was stolen. -
oc l5-2tk GECRtjE MCMANUS
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ORFICs FiEGISrA C2STRAL RATLRoADCo
RICHMOND, October /, 1857
CENTRAL. RAIIRnA

7 On and AFTER OCTOBER lsr The Mai 49,
will be run between Richmond and Stsnn,on
daily. excsp. on sunday, aod on sunday be,w.s1
Richmond and Gordonsville. West Of Starn,nn
the Mall Train will leave for Coy.nxton on NOS
DAYS. WEDa ESDATS, and FRIDAYS, and -.
tnrn alternate days.
Leave Rich mOnd .................... "
Leave stanton FOR CovinEton. .......3.i. T. ~
We @ t pt ~
Freight Trains daily texcep. Sunday leav,
Richmond ut p. NJ and "A. ii
THEUUGH TICKETS sold to all prorl,a,,
points North and South. and to Lynchbars, lex.
tngton, Harrisonbur2, Lewisburs ana other mn
mInent points in the West.
At Covin2ton, JAMES J. A. TROTTHR Bp0.
THER'S STAGE LINE connects with the M,I
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg. and Es'
nawha Time from Richmond o: Bsllimor. n
Charleston two and half days.
At staunton and Goshen, HARTMAN < co.'s
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Low.
ington daily Except Sundays. An! pass.rysrs
go through from Richmond or Balumor. ssp,s
day. '
The Passenger Car heretofore attached ~
Freight Trains will be di,eoGtnned
H. D. WHiTCNMB
Oc Ia General SuDrrn,apdart
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneers anu
Real Estate Agents.

ryCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT,
H. ON GROUND RENT. ON THE WEsT LIGE
OF Ninth B1TWsEN MAIN sn mp FRA WM ~
q ~ anction. on The premises. on SATU RDAI
IN 18Th October, 1857, at O'Clock P NJ, the ex-
esllsIt BRICK TENEMENT located as above. oc-
cnnied nv MT d. Bropby and the upper part re-
centIy occupied by Mr.. William J. Bevill, subject
to a n annual ground rent OF $500.
Trims: At sale. ,,,,ror
oe LIZ Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
BY Gruobs Williams, Auctioneers,
Il orth west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON HOW
Ar ATTCTION lon SATURDAY tn 10th October,
at half-past4 o'clock P. NJ, We will sell upon the
nremisss a BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on Howard
street with four rooms. The lot is Is by los rect
This is a very desirable opportunity for person
to secure home at a small outlay ~ mn IA
By request Of the heirs OF Wllllsm y. hiii' uo-
ceased. -.,, -. ,u,rrr.ns
TEsMs: At sale. GRUBBs Il WlLLiiAms,
oc Is hue''S''ei''
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EOR RENT, TWOsSTORY BRICK

EOR RENT, TWOsSTORY BRICK
a DWELLING Cd New street, with seven 80
rooms, water. &c s,s1
ING on Twenty Fourth street between Broad anQ
Marshall streets, with six rooms, kitchen, &c.
For rent, SM .uL FRAME GOTTA GE on Twen-
ty-third between and streets. with three
rooms, kitchen, sc.
For rent, desirable BRlCk DWEl,LlNn corner
Twenty-seventk and Leigh streets, with hHe
rooms, kitchen. &c.
For rent, Two FRAME COTTAGE RESI-.
DENCES on Twenty-eishlh between NJ and N
streets. with four rooms each.
For rent very desirable BRICK DWELLING on
Nenabls street between Twenty and
Twenty third straets, with five rooms &c.
For rent, SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS on Ven
able street, with five roors, kitchen. &c.
For rent, that large and desirable FAMILY Re-
S1DENCE on Marshall streat between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth streets. with seven
rooms. Kitchen, &c, and large garden attached
Apply to LYME. s. BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1899 Main, bew Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. Oc l6--3t
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ReuZ Estate AUemcieS.


CABELL Il WATKINS, lib Main
I strsat Lancaster Building, Rich mond, Va,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AuCTIoNEERs,
having especial facilities with northern ana ' IT.
vi mia Purchasers solicit consignments OF all Kinds
of REAL ESTATE, in the city and state, Tor sale,
exchange, lease, or purchase, privately anu al
auction, on the most II raj terms.
&. DARLINGTON CABELL,
ap10-3m j. B. WATKINS.
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nor NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The G1h
splendid new side " h eel .teamrhips [FHeA
4 ssks N HLe and VfkoIAaiiA vsGsM
leave Nav York svsry TUESDAY. THURSDAY.
nd sATIgRDAY lssys Richmond every TUES
Those ships are entirely new, and were buiI. <:
pressly for this route They have splendid saioons
snS and shs ana
Goods shipped by hin line ara landed regularly
At New York on the company covered pier I"
North river within forty eight hours:
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordersd.
Preights for points beyond New York are for.
wardsd with dispateh and no charge made except
The steam ers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans and other southsrn ports leave IRON! ths "a
SanS Ps s9Sdh. el .s1s '0h
nj. MoCRgADY. President, ls7 Greenwich
'' SAMUEL Hss AYYkEs & CO., Richmond, Va:
JOHN u. WEST. CITY Point and Petersburg;
I'll WEBB. Norfolk.
For freight or pA'''Fss Ss sRgYE!{} 4YREs CO..
corner Main and Eleventh streets, up ''~ir'.
feB--ts
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
= AND ALL Landings on 1HEsSi !,
saah s,e. ivsh joas sYLvRsrEs. a9
CAPTAIN z. g. GIYPoRD.
pise o. on n' MSsDAY. wEDSssDGY. ana fEpAY
| a. 80 O'Clock A. NJ, and return on Tn1sdAI'
| Thursday, and Saturday
| PASSENGERS will arrive st CITY POINT III HAs
te sonnet with train for PETERSBURG
Fare to Norfolk, 81 50
FREIGHT .,,
| received at all houU for BOSTON BAIT !Anha'
| nrincipaI LANDINGS ON CHESAPEAkE By .
snt LANDINGS OK JAMES ElFEE ~ E""-
sonabls rates. ,,
Letters entrusted to ysrser OF steamer must DO
| enclosed in u GovsEyrss4 stamped envelope.
Apply to T.: b. tAlun. sh.,f
| fe S-u oUeo' o''A'
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For Re3lt,o

FOR RENT, the UPPER PART of
u the store occupied By me, az the corner IA
small family Immediate poss assior given -I- raaG5
q. G. THOMPSON, Family Grocer,
oc lG-St Main and irtt streets.
TOR RENT, IT R r EE UNFUR>
E NISHED Rooms, in private family, IL.
suitable for gentlemen. also, can accom- nee
moda;c few day boarlers, on Ninth strestIiss-
MRS. JULIA r. GOOD,
oc lS-ts No TO Mir In street.
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, CgANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LANDS.-I have formed business sonn &C
tate Agents and Brokers, Philadelphia, who have
april cations for the purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property In virginia, tor
Pennsylvanians desiring to remove to this state;
|. On application In person or by mall, VIII WIN
pleasure furnish any one having land lor sslS sPe'
eihc In format on the subject.
-, IN y. Richmond. VS..
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TOR RENT, TWO EXCELLENT
LODGING ROOMS on the floor above the kg1
Yo.uny Mems Christian Association Rooms. :!iH
No luis NJ ain street. Apply at The once OF A-sk.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance company
LOW
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~~--~~~-~~-~~---~-~-] ~>-~-~~>
THIS DAY.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner ain and Eleventh streets.

By Grubbs 4 Williams, Aucsioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
GALE OF OIL P Al N T / n g 8 +,
- ENGRAVINGS, PLATED SILVERWARk,
AND SELECT LIBRARY, AT AUCTlON.-Pur,
suant to the provisions of deed OF trnst executed
TO me the 9Th OF May, 1867, and recorded IN
Richmond Hastings Court Office in Deed BOOK NO.
Is 5, foiioa 35T to 3I2 inclusive and Tor the pur-
poses therein mentioned, shall sell on WE'D
NEsDAY, Cctob.r Ii, beginning at 10 O'CLOCK A.
. at the store Main street mo. 9O2l lately oc.
cupied by Messrs. Lowe & Brother, number OF
very superior
OH Paintings, Framed Enaravings,
Autographs and Photographs;
I'm dssOrtman OF the beet Plated sllTeTWare,
and la.ge and well-ssiected Library OF Rare and
Valuable Books. - -
The sale of the books will commence at y
o'clock +. VI. -
GKrGBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc IS
BY George V. Case, Auctioneer.
A UCTION.-There will be large sale
N Of HORSES. MULES, WAGONS, BUG9lES,
HARNESS and Mich COWS on WEDN ESDA {,
October ls 1857 at 10 o. clock 4. n. at w. Disney
stable, on Eighteenth strest between franklin ana
Persons having stock they wish to sell at this
sale will please have 1t on hand as early as y
o. clock A NJ. on day Of rae.
Stock received at all times, and well taken care
of al moderate rates. 60,
Sale conducted by GEohuE '. OSoh.
&C l5-td
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, on last We'd
- mesday, from my lot, my dark red r.se~yIn
BUFFALO COW. Her RICH; hip IL sSSJa.slsN
slightly capped and white streak near nm
tine 4 liberal raward will be given tor her re-
turn 10 me or for information which will lead TO
her recovery. w. j.. THOMAS,
cay between Smith and Henry streets.
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correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.
3thcrncrS Buying LandS-A Good Place 10
i've I'M l. Dismal swamp Peat-poiitics-
.eer-lIunting-Kclig Revival.
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DOR LEASE OK RENT.-A three
L story FRAMED BUILDING, with water La
power twenty horse), which We will rent or :iE
Lease at a reasonable price. II Is centrally G4A
located, and suitable for any light business. Ap-
plyat EDDENs BkANNANs FOUNDRY,
Fhirteenth street. rear Shockoe Warehouse
oc LIT
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.

Increased Political Ac;ivity-Eall for n Mass
Meeting by Order Of the WorkuCmcnS A.
sociats on Gentlemen Spoken Of a. Gand
dates -Colorcd Procession and Base bali Re-
building of Ragland's Factory->alc of Corn.
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OLp AoE.-Do not sit down to gricve
hopelessly over the ras,. but take the pres
cnt Just rs il is, with all its hcavincss and
hear,aches, AMI memories OF what might
hav. been, aud make the best Of it. There
is no necessity Of your getting wrc'ched in
the years that remain, he they few or ma
NV. They may be calm years-years ON
which Gods blessings may rcst. The
strength Of the Almighty is pledged to aid
every earnest effort to lo right, whether
made early.o or late, and such an effort you
can make, sud making il find how your
old age may he better and brighter than
your youth. Do not. then, look on old
age rs an enemy, hut say with the poet
aye are tisiiy -s'cms hiepd nae dinns fess
To show yoarssr, ys'u cause M trosb.s here"
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9TH, religion Of Chris, i. distinguished

crThe religion Of Christ is distinguished
from all others by its great friiii''lncss in
private experience. There have been other
religions that had the power Of stirring up
zeal, intense activity. fana,icism, and OF
bringing men. by cities aud nations, into
caInpains Of religious effectiveness, such as
il was; but none other has been like the
Christian in entering the hearts of,he poor,
the desolute, tho ignorant, the wicked, one
by one. and separately, and stirring np there
no, simply new life Of purity, but such
hopsiiIlncss, such joyfdln s., rs brought all
the powers into q new summer OF growth
AMI efficiency. All this has been peculiar
to the Christian religion.
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