Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
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L I'd may ,ur union foIm part
OF that thrice nAppy whO'0;
Derive ita pulse from iheo-ihs heart,
Its life from Ihee-the soul.

Charity Cluss.-AnniVersary Offering, so
cents for Missions. Text Aud now abb
deth Faith, Hope, Charity, these three but
the greatest of these Ia CHARITY. III Cor.
13, 13.
Tree of Life eClass-Anniversary Offering
$500. Text "In the midst of the street
of it, and on either side of the river, was
the tree of life, which bare twelve manner
of fruits, and yielded her fruit every mouth;
and the leaves of the tree were for the heal.
ing Of the nations. Rev 90, 2.
The Corner Stone Glass. Anniversary Of
fering, $1.50. Design, A Marble Corner
Stone Text; "Theretore, thus saith the
Lord God, Behold, lay in Zion for a ioun-
daton stone, tried stone, precious cor
ner-stone, sure foundation: he that be-
lieveth shall not make haste. Isaiah 2s, 10.
Soldiers OF the Cross Anniversary
Offering, $1.06. Text "Think not that
am come te send peace ON earth: came not
to send peace, but SWORD. "-St. Matthew
10, "a.
The Anchor Glass Anniversary Offering
81. 90 for the Mission House. Emblem, An
Anchor Text who have fed for refuge
TO lay hold upon the hope set before us
Which hope we have as an anchor of the
soul, both sure and steadfast. Hebrews
18th and 10th.
An offering from Willie Young, to constl-
tute him member of the Chldren's Anne.
rican Church Missionary Society for the
year 1S68-being pennies saved during the
Jew short months before his sudden illness
and death--54 cents.
Little "Tommy's" Missionary Savings
Bank T. Baker, 81 cents.
The total amount collected was $84, IS,
which together with other private eOntribu-
a l.. A 49, . z n
church Missionary cause. Quite hand.
some sum for the children of Calvary Cha
pei The Bishop read letter from Rev
Mr.. Mcllvaine rendering his greetings to the
scholars and teachers of the Chapel, and
expressing pleasant memories of them all
during his minlslrations among them as AS
sistant Minister of St. Andrews Church.
The Bishop also stated the contents of IL
letter from Mr.. johnson, Superintendent OF
st. Paul's Church, Camden, South Carolina,
in which the writer acknowledged, In
touching terms, the receipt OF the donation
Of the children of Calvary Chapel, TO hb
school.
After singing and the Benediction the
audience retired, well pleased with what
they saw and heard upon the tenth anniver.
sary celebration Of Calvary Chapel Sunday
Schools.
ingenious inventions of domestic utility and
economy that we have seen lately is that OF
the patent Nutmeg Crater now on sale by
Mr.. Robert MOrisson. No 403 Shipey street,
in this city. II consists of n very convenient
case containing cylindrical Crater turned
by deicately affixed crank. In the case
is tube in which the nutmeg is placed, and
held firmly by. the lid pressing upon a spiral
spring. The crank being turned the nut.
meg is grated. Not the smallest particle il
lost. The nutmeg Is kept closely pressed
TO the CRATER till it is entirely used up
1t is handy, convenient and neat, and is just
the thing for cooks and housekeepers. Fin.
ger nails are not grated off, and large piecet
Of the nutmeg are not liable TO fall into the
preparation. Ii is, without doubt, one o.
the most desirable improvements on tho old
method of grating that could be brought tC
the notice OF cooks. and will be hailed by
them as something Indispensable to cleanl
ness and facility in their cuisine operations
The ladies should look at them. They may
be seen at No. 4O3 ShlpleY Street.
I A Bold Hand at the Helm, or Helmbola
The New York Times says:-A paragraph
has been going the rounds OF the press quit
. recently, stating that Helmbold, the cele
brated New York Druggist. pays the I'll
/; bune ot that city over $4,000 per year 70
!. advertising Helmbolds business must b
>. immense to enable him to pay such a sun
OF money 10 one paper out of some filtee
or sixteen hundred in which he advertises
By his judiclous, but at the same time eS
3. tensive advertising, Helmhod has made hi
3. Buchu" and other proprietary compound
W standard remedies in almost every houst
10 hold IN the land while the medical faculty
whose appreciation is never gained for
r. nOstrum, not only recommend Helmbold
preparations, but quite generally use the
q in their private practice. If some thousanC
" OF business men, who have been content
II plod along in the old fogy footsteps OF the
ancestors, who looked upon newspaper a
=. vertising as money thrown away, had b
nr possessed Helmbold's sagacty and courag
nj they might perhaps, figure quite Gs large
. in the lncome-Tax returns.
If Arrested for F5rgerg..-A young mi
" named George Hall was arrested by offic
rd Rogers on Saturday afternoon, charged wi
rd committing several forgories He is charg
e. with having deposited at the Bank of Del
or ware, check with the name of Spring
lit Lyman forged to 1t, and marked "goot
lie, with the signature of the Cashier OF I
l Newport Bank forged to this endorsemeI
He also presented check at the Newpt
IL, Bank, with Henry y. McCOombs," as
rs. signature, claiming that IL was a check
la. Col. ii. s. McComb. 1t was marked ''gool
nd with the forged signature of w. s. Come
Teller OF the First National Bank, of Il
rv city attached lie had a hearing, and W
AZ. committed IN default Of 50, 0O0sbail 8.
Is. Harrington appeared for the prosecution a
he Levi G. Bird for the accused.
nd Fall Arrangement Of the Eliza Hancos.
he Notice is given in another column that
&C; and after Wednesday, October Esd, t
. steamer Eliza Hancox will leave her win
rv at the foot of Market Street in this eity
lie a. M, as usual, and at 12. .45 D. M. reiul
ICE ing will leave second wharf above Ar
4. Street, Philadelphia, at 10 a. M, as usu
or. and al $3.50 p. m.
ilc Mak Wanted. Wanted from 100 10
10 quarts of milk per day. Apply at No {
he East Seventh Street.