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The Pious Baker.

81 - r,;-.s
"a word spoken in season, how good is it.n. Prov
vv.23. ~
A baker who travelled the country disposinp
of his bread, stopped at. a, public house where
he es was waited on at dinner by a young girl.
When opportunity offered, he asked the girl if
she loved the Saviour. She answered that she
did aot,s He then, in oarnestncss and simplici-
hy, unfolded to her the way of salvation, and
urged her to accept Christ as her Saviour.
The words were but few, and he returned homo. hnu,
Agei1n a1n.l ne found himself Mt, the same public
house; but noH an Older, woman served at tic
table She recognized him, and asked him if
He, remembered the former visit. Ho did.
.slo girl that served YOU p,
III dot 1She was my, daughter; and oh;
h9w can thank YOU You for or the few words, YOU
said to hher or the subject Of religion They
we're the means Of her Conversion; and oh, dear
siF5Rsbaratipg into teafs, 4 athey prepared her
for sick and dying bed to, which sslie was
suddenly brought. She often referred, ,to tho
Interview and shs passed away in triumph.
shs nov With l4ha that Saviour you made kpoyn
'c h'r "rvs!!"dI,ey, ,IteaRtss. .nt ,..r K.
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NJ I S G E l. l. A N Eo. U S.
An India Rubber Book.

Tho copy before us, of Mr.. Goodycar's work
upon "Gunl-elastic and its Varieties" pres IS
Mt least something unique in the art of book
making. 1t is selfillustrating ), inasmuch as,
treating of India rubber, it is made of India
rubber. An, eunobseryant reader, however,
would scarcely suspect the fact before reading
the preface, for the India rubber covers resenl
bic highly polished ebony, and the leaves haso
the appearance of ancient paper worn soft, thin
and dingy by numbericss perusals. The vol
ume contains 620 pages; but it is not as thick
as copies of the same work printed on paper,
thought it is "a little heavier. It + is evident
that the substance of which this book is COM
posed cannot bo India rubber in its natural
state. Those leaves, thinner than paper, can
be stretched only by strong pull, and resumc
their shape perfectly when they arc let CO.
There is no smell Of India rubber about them.
We first saw this book in a cold room in Janu-
ary, but the leaves were then as flexible as old
paper; and when since we have handled it in
warm weather, they had grown no softer.
Some off'our readers may have heard Daniel
Webster relate the story of the India rubber
cloak and hat which one Of his New York
friends sent him at Marshfed in the infancy
Of the manufacture. He took the coat to tho
piazza one cold morning, whom it instantly be-
camo as rigid as sheet iron. Finding that It
stood alone he placed the hat upon it, aud left
thc articles standing near the front door. Sev-
ieral of the neighbdfs who passed, seeing dark
and portly figure. there, took it for tho lord Of
the mapsiop ana gave i, respectful sahtatens
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l,,arc1, 1G
PUBLIC NOTICE

In tie matter of February Sittings 1867.
Gunrlisns unl Trustees. Mt Ornngebmrg. IT,,
The Commissioner having reported that MI j,c
Records of his office destroyed during the
cent war, and TINT he ia unable 10 ycpcrs even the
mines uf MI tho Gunrtnnr and Truricr.: 1t is Or
dcrcd, that he do pubsn notice to- MI pcrsoys who
were appointed Guardians or Trustees, were in
any way liable todccotnt such in thin Court prior
to the 18th May, 1865, to appear before him md
ter into new bonds before tic first day cf Iune
UT, and in every case in which be obtain cyi-
encc to sa.. ~ himself TINT any person 80 lnblc To-
account Inns failed to vs:nlv with this notice he
shall issue rule against such persons :: comply.
1t is also ordered, Thnt In addition to their giving
new bond, that toy be required to flo in the Com
missioners Office, within the time aforesaid. their
returns, showing all their receipts and expenditures
for the wards, and also full schedule of nl the pro-
pery of every description which they may hold for
their respective wards.
Signed WAI. D. JOHNSON
March ], 1867. Chancellor
a true copy of tho original order oil record in this
Office.
ceImi:ssnG5s %nrss 81 9sa9 9feo v]AM!soS
mar m
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The same asticleslvere eliablo tom objection

-
|gtill moro serious. In the sun, even in cool
Sweather, they became sticky while on hot
day; they would melt entirely away to the con.
sistency Of mo1asses. Every one one remembers
the thick and ill-shapen India rubber shoes Of
twenty yeadrs'ago, which had Etobe thawed out
|tundler the stove before they could beput on and
which, if left under the. stoye too long, would
dissolve into gum. that. no household art could
ever harden again, Some decorous gentleman
among us can also remember that, in the noe
trirnal 'co,nbats of their college days. a hipty
rubber shoe, in cold weather, was missile
weapon of . highly, effective character.
This curious volume, therefore, cannot be
made of; The unmanegerble stuff which Daniel
Webster set up at his front door. So much is
evident at glance. But the book shows thut
It. can be subjected, without injury to tests
more severe than summers sun and winters
cold. It can be soaked six months in pail of
water and Still be as good as ever. Itiean be
boiled ;Sit can be baked in an oven hot enough
to cook turkey; it can be soaked in Brine
lyc,, camphonc, turpentino or oil; it can be
dipped in oil of-yitrol, and still no harm done
TO crown its merits, no rat mouse, worm or
moth has ever shown the slightest inclination
Eto make acquaintance with it. The Office of a
review is not usually provided with the means
Of subjecting literature such critical tests as
lyc,yitrol, boilers and otovens. But we have
seen enough elsewhere, of the ordcals to which
India rubber: is now subjected to believe Mr..
Goodycar's statements Remote posterity will
enjoy the fruit of his labors, unless some one
take particular pains to destroy this book for
it seems thattime itself produces no effect upon
the India rubber which bears the familiar
stamp, "Goodyeor's patent" In the danpest
corner Of the dampcst cellar, no mold gathers
uponit; no decay pcnctratcstit. In the hottest
garrct it never warps or cracks--Iarton's
';Famous Americans."
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aHow Sweet IS tie Sabbath. I"

How sweet is the Sabbath L to lghton my iot M y
TkSfs joy in my heart there Ii peace in nv cot
Its moments, how precious and sweetly they glide,
AS read end sing at my own fresde.
~ .s
How is the Sabbath, the laborers cry.
Rich gift unto man from his Maker on high;
IisaheS gather, with ohldrenlandwifc
Away from the iyerld, ,hs i's din and it's strife
Hawswsstis IS the sabbathtso all our kind. 'ySY4ha
Bringing rest for The body, and food the mind;
Il comes, Ike the sunshine, to scatter the gloom,
we may meet In our way 'twixt the cradle and tomb
How sweet is'the sabbathto young and 70 old, ,r'2
More precious by far thah treasures Of gold;
ltcomes Like the morn, with its sweet rays of light
Dispensing the darkness and dullness Of night.
etSssstSSlf See.5 rs =, uag1f !s7A 5SfI ~ 49, 49,
How sweet is the Sabbath, the Christian will sing
While his heart swells with joy to his Saviour and
King;
Sweet foretaste on earth of the Sabbath above
Whereiall will bepeaee and inefable love. { : ) !
How sweet is the Sabbath, We know by the mast.
Then, On let us prize it, and hold it moro fast:
Ana may this pc our theme, till we join with the
blest, !
Hew sweet is the sabbath-thc Sabbath of rest!
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= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9.

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.sSsrsis IA " q .F, IltsJA84 80 !S,rszeass .,u
salsa ND ia hags9 sa tata hrs ssseil .r..,. !, ~
usaaea .sra'a reffes6ytcrian-, x ..s.e,,nra, ,.
TassAos-Rsy. A. F. DICKSON, evcry Sabbath at
HAM and 4P. n. '& i
Lesturs svsry Thursday at 74P.M.
a fz's Epssc9pax9 FRA g1aT'9I
v.l1sSsRsv: s4YIass s MEIIiouAaS Il sa esery = other M
hbbsth morning and afternoon.
ejFsL Lithercn. 7! = ]. -e:sSS ::S''ss,..
nav. ". Trinity Is. and Sd sun-
days. ~ !.
~ Ray.r Dsansock-At 81: Matthews issaud Sd
Ssndays At Lebanon I'd and 4th Sundays
"a ssS u, Baptist . N>A
VitfAds-aRBv.sDh. T., D. DunHA,f, 1st Sunday Of
ssehnonthiatss p, NJ. and Sd Sunday f:eeoh month,
a i1aA-Bfs and,7 P.lSd. r.a sfSaE1 q-;47sS.-
Rev. On. l. D. DunuAM-IAt Four Holes LIST Sun
ssy ofsaeha month, j.. Z, bs.rvrvx4, ,et f.,r 81
RAy.sR.t j. EDwXnDsA AT Branchvillo let and Sd
Sundays in each month. santec, "a and, 9TH Sun
days Sf each month. - ~
Rev. y. F. CnApLI.-At Ebenezer, 1st Sunday Of
zach sHdohths Cauadn ) Sd Sunday ofleach month
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month.
Rsv. D. F. SpIaNEn-At Antioch, I'd and 4th Sun
days (morningy sCorinth; Cd and 4th Sundays (af-
ternoon.) ,aAN'T n,IL ~
Rev. W. " SNIpER-r:At Glengary School House,
lst and Sd ,,,,l Sundays santee (celorcd Sunday
sehooD, Cd and 4th Sundays. '..''''
Neutrality-suspicious. for Oyangcbury Dis
t,acs, so Co'.ference,2d Quarter. {.
81. GsoRans;v "A april eth and 9TH.
UrPER OnANGr-Trinity, April 18th and 14th
PRov1DnSoEA bethlehem, April 2oth and 21st.
BLxoKvfLIEAG Grahams, April 9th and 2etk. 80
UrrEn ST, MATTHEwwsS;-Asbury Il w = Chapel. May 4h
and 9th. '*ASsaf&s's SSAoSSk' Hsesit&t q u
ORAaaEBURa-May 11th'an 18th. .S y;
BnANcHvILLE- May 18th and 10Th.
81. MATTHEW'S n sTabernacle, May 25th and 26th.
BAnswELLT7Ma slst
AIKzNAab GRANiTEyI LIE y une -1st and I'd. &
Lsx1NaToN-Shilo, Juno 9th and 9th.
EASTERN onAsdEAWhite House,, juno 18th and
n ~ -s1$1. Nj cHiR1ErzbEhc, r.. f.. (
.s.saai!i .sagNA.- Ai..vs . .aiI5>
vntAoH-REv. W. G. Conner, every Sabbath at
HAM %
Rnv. W. G. Cosssn-At Prospect, .1st and Sd Sun
days (afternoon u Zion. and 4tb Sundays (after-
b noon.-
REV .JoHs fsAbbIsn4GAt Calvary, LIST Sunday III
each month. Trinity, I'd Sunday in each month
Rev. ]. s. cosson.-At Providence, 2d and 4th
Sundays eAt Gerizim, I'd and l4thy Sun
days 81 P Ms AT Target lst and I'D Sundays 1o3
A. NJ. At Bethlehem, lst and Sd Sundays, % p.
NJ. S7ss . r''li@s ! s''iF'-
sste1 tr
Rnv. E. A. AusrIS-At Davis Bridge, Cd Sunday
In each month at II A. NJ. Hopewell Church, Sd
sundayin each month, ats II AZ NJ. Spine Grove,
Church, duh Sunday in each month, at II A. NJ"
Rsy. THos. RArson-S1ss, and sa Sundays at New
Hope, 1o4 A. H., and Bethlehem ut A r. NJ. I'd and
4th Sundays at saEdis, (neaY ,Branchyille,) 1o} A.
NJ, Cattle Creek, 4P. M. -
sr We viii Be glad to complete this list, and re
spectfully invite the Clergymen of various denomi
nations to send in their appointments, and they will
he inserted with. pleasure among tho above
sxL-.-s4 -s.ss ,.s-ss.LG ~ sIl2i ~ sS g{ti'
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little pretepson TO novelty be said that his
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tie manual OF economy to the present day The author
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portion Of the volume is devoted to tabular statements
showing the almost fabulous increase Of constant aecu
mutations especially at compound interest; but such
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illusOIy practice Mr.. Davies might have added 10
advantage a few wOIds the means of lessening she
runous expenses and exravagant taxation of American
society which form the chief obstacle in the way OF
"keepng money"
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DIR. SCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA.


Symptoms of Dyspepsia-A sense OF fullness,
tightness, and weight in the stomach, together
with fatulency, acidity, sour, offensive belching
OF wind, water brash and vomiting, and great
deal of what a person calls an all gone feeling
at the pit Of the stomach; frequently there is
also palpiation of the heart, which physicians
mstake for heart disease, and when the stom-
aCh is in this condition it is coated with a mu-
Gus or slime. The rough ibrOus portion of the
stomach, similar to what we see in tripe, is
what throws out The gastric juice and when the
stomach gets.a thick coat of slime on it, it pre-
vents the gastric luiCr from flowing, and d1ges-
ton ceases Schcnck Seaweed Tonic dissolyes
this muCus or slime al d restores the stomach
to its natural condition
Schenck's Mandrake J., j. are also required to
carry off this morbid matt,T Two-thirds of the
cases Of Consumption are aused from this dis
eased state of the stomach: the liver becoming
torpid, it ceases to throw out bile, and in a
short time the whole system Is der0nged. The
mucous membrane of the bronchial tubes sym
pathizcs with the other organs, and before the
patient is aware Of it, he or she has Bronchial
or Pulmonary Consumption
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system is in this
lOcked-up condition, without the aid OF the Sea
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liver
has all the venOus blood to strain, and when it
gets in morbid condition, blood and bile run
through the system mixed, and the whole body
becomes so low, and the blood so thick it can
hardly run through the veins. In majority of
ton of the blood. The Mandrake Pills act on
the Liver similar to calomel, or they do what
that dOes-it unlOCks the gall bladders starts
the bile, and the blood begins TO circulate ma
turally through the veins, and the hemorrhages
cease. If, when persons are attacked with he
mOrrhage they would first take good purg7
alive, something that would act on the liver.
they would soon be relieved from bleeding from
the lungs, and it is the only way, for astrin-
gents are only temporary, and irritate the bron-
chial tubes, and lay the groundwork for con
sumption.
DR.. Schenck will be professionally at his
rooms every week, 80 Bond Street, New York,
and 30 Hanover Street Boston, from A. M.
until P. NJ. He gives advice free, but for
thorough examination with the Respirometer
the charge is IS.
His medicines are for sale by all druggists
and dealers Also full supply at all times at
his rooms.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweed
Tonic each $1.50 per bottle, or $3.50 the half
dozen. Mandrake Pills % cents per box.
GEO. C. GOODWIN 81 CO, 3S Hanover St.
Agents for Boston. For sale by all druggists.
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