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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-19
Mftp AapErtEselaeats.
Coal for Sale.

TTNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, 8. 81:
Benjamin F; Price lAtaobmeot.
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GhpInteliqenGer.

osrICG: 40. 10 0UINCY STREET:
FREW, HAGANs & HALL.
FEoPEIEToES.
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D1sMAY IN CHICAGO.

The demand ofthe New York World
with reference to change in the DEM
ocTatic Presidential ticket has struck
dismay to the hearts of the Democracy
hereabouts. At an early hour this
morning the Times managers made
haste TO place a conspicuous poster up
on their windows. informing the UNI
terrified that the Worlds coup d'etat is
a movement of no force, and that the
names of Seymour and Blair will re-
main on their ticket to the bitter end"
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LING INTELLIGENCE.

It Il II III 8.
IvARIABLY IN ADVANCE. I
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MORNING EDITION
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The Democracy are red hot over the
Chase movement. The central Junta
have telegraphed to New York their
acquiescenee in the change. They free.
ly condemn Blair for the defeat OF Hen
bricks.
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HOW 1T WORKS IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Il

General Mahlon d. Mason, who was
the Democratic candidate for Secretary
of State two years ago, and the candi-
date for Congress this year against
cratic movement. he can not now
consistently abandon Seymour, but
will vote for Grant If he is thrown
overheard, and his obligation removed.
James +. Mitchell. late Democratic
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in
this district, Is out for Grant. The Ku-
Klux party is terribly demoraIized in
Indiana.
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EMANING UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Post ottice at Wheeling, on Monday,
October l9, 1858.
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ST. LOUIS, OcIODeG 10.
Gen. Blair arrived here this noon,
and freely declares TO his frienos that
he has written letter, to the effect that
at any moment. It is thought by the
National Executive Committee, or par
ty leaders, that the success of the party
will be assured thereby.
On the other hand 1t is positively sta
ted, by several of Gen. Blair's friends,
his letter has been In the hands of his
father, or of the Democratic National
Committee, for a week past.
The Evening Dispatch, which is sup
posed to especially represent Blair, de-
MES the resignation, but expresses the
opinion that should 1t become the man
Hest desire ofthe Democratic party that
such course should be pursued, both
Blair and Seymour would withdraw at
once. 81
Whatever the facts in the case may
be, there Is intense excitement among
the Democracy, and nothing else has
been talked of this afternoon. Curses
loud and deep are hurled against the
National Executive Committee and the
East generally for assuming to control
the party, and a strong disposition is
manifested to rebel against the move
ment.
AS regards Chase, there is variety
of opinions, some believing he would
carry the party through in triumph,
while others say as between Chase
and Grant they will vote for Grant,
The State Executive Committee has
been in session to-day, but the result of
their deliberations has not transpired.
Such decentralization has not before
been witnessed. The Radicals look on
indiherently, believing that in any
event 1t Is impossible to defeat their
ticket.
GEN. BLAIR MAKES A sPEEcH-H1s
WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTATION.
Gen. Blair was serenaded tonight at
his residence on Washington avenue.
Several Democratic clubs, with torches,
banners and music were present, and a
large crowd of citizens generally filled
the street. After referring to local mat
ters at some length, the General spoke
as follows:
"I am the candidate of. the Democra-
tic party for very distinguished posi-
tion, and / expect TO be a candidate so
long as they desire it-so long as can
avail to help the great cause which we
all have at heart. But, my fellow-clti-
zensp II VIII be no sacrifice to me-to
I surrender that position whenever, by
SO DOING i can add one vote TO the
j strength of the Democracy in this State,
or any other of the States. I am not a
candidate for the purpose of embarras-
sing, or Frustrating and defeating the
principles which have my cordial sup
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NASaVlLbBi UcLODer IS.
A TENNESSEE EX-GOVERNOR FAvoRs
WITHDRAWING SEYMOUR AND BLAIR,
An nnIAcn Ian IN An,
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TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.

lLsuD EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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List of Letters

PICK & HUBBAR6, Proctors. Del
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

Euma sdrzncisi .afticlee IN Fkht
sChicago Times ofxAs I'M inst s.ts
(relei 70 inter that tho Mil~sS y
and ST .Paul halfway has~ NJ
$Aransfcrred 20 athe OhicaKo and Nsstl
ktosssrn r siixsy eempsnyy:. = i, i.
a1ryed bythe artisleahove slldasd
60 that this willsdoswayotis4 y.
EXAMINATIONS in freight that m'
!. aIpsllsd TIE .rhsat 20 ~ ~ WI
Aaukec.--Judge Preston AID fld.
sparted fss Alton In End st LII.
tss fhafSdsi 6f 1ast week .to. be -.
Sesnrabout'ssixs Of u ..ssssssks.-t
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s.sssI :HYEssis.I
iii iii ~ NM M 1Sdft 49, Uyy4eCOnrt
81ep in the Village Of Cresce, MtA4 Go
Of Of h Ssy iss, y - s'setias
lhesflliiiEtanTpfF 4esia6orgessted
town Of Cresco who are TO hold Their omcea
until the regular snnual election to-wit:E
One Mayor, .sOle Rscosdsr, and FIVE
Trusttees sffd tlfst mo poll of1the said
election svi!lepsA Erat q esssock A; NJ, q
said day and continue open until the hour
ID - Slock =. Not sid day. Il III IN =.
Given under our hands the 18th day Of
June 1868. Ss@ @A s>~ p
ksYoWR As4D, lg-IA
B.HuNTTIH0 Commiss toner's
s&rsD.a PBrrr,S aand election
Fsru ss.,Ee. srsofuEs judges NJ
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8 e NON.40Ess ". WO0DwARD.
eziJ Lu,ties ~ ii. s.po<,ae ts.,4 ~ IT,. writes.
=" - sIhitadslphis, March l6, 1857.
o, 'sIhnd 'llcoaand'. j ~ German BITTER. is
good tonic, u.cf,I.ssd in di.sssss' of.tLs
digestive organs, aud ef great hsneht in
ease. q dchiliey, sui ..s,ss,a Want Vi ncrvsas
-r4q rrvf's s.laG 70. ~. wooS wAID.s
y y ~ - hon. JAnESaIlk2MPsOSs =.
Judge sSss.sms, 4tn.s sst Is..asyi,aaia.a
40 &c ! lhiladelpAis,a April u, 1885,
srdioe IN cas-. Il attacles Of ina pysp-f
aia. l eansages(y sh1 sesssr.y sssrsrienss efitR
s7sss, arsssss s4Mss rIiqMfSox.'
Fresaa Rev. J0N. u, EnHX ARR. RsD.,
lustor Of ~ zsstA ssaSttse EAsr.A, SwRs ila.ass.
aIAsyscksom-Dcar Sc: have hcra frssihsn,ly re-
Seseesaae coa1scs sysSshc with reccnsssa. teatrns
sssee 20 oSe os.x .vrc"s . :s =. .lh ,a,:
aelsas proof In vari ssssus sinsss.ess and
s:sis!ss.s y $500 g. s:
for OaDe FROM my usual c.nrs.. I, ..,ress my fun
ssnviaeion that, ~ s%&h.A hiiSs efaAs ne.s sd
especially ~ ksrsr AasPsat't ~ tss,s. ,ssi'"'ssIA
E4sit aoA, - M ~ svp zhrss AsiAllt' lAss nSa
sa7er from M >'tyys ssvss-s rsss .,re.ass' ~
a so Yours, VARY rs-.e,tfisls..s ~
ga aass .sJ.iis KENNARnss u
. ~ .asss - ssasos'lt.ss, Issss t'aasss ~:
% ssFrea REV. Z. S.sl;Exn,a1.I...sss So
s.s. dss;ssa sss;ssf s'.s. ii.sn s T.. !,
uoe9Aads German Ntters, and feel II my privilege
u teeomlssnd them n nu~t valuable tonic, 10 al
Iyhe NstiA& ROW gsheralf yer frsaA H..
'o' E ,s.ia5l:.~sa.. :.
..aas gaaasa II, aNaeAaa Gsa
| s'aspS ,Agug0EUCIoN. So .ss@5sa .
anssna,ffs Sssh .a7 sxsnsdies an soassfrah.a,,
s e. !: = Z Z! 49, NJ ~ & 81 - - -.
49, ls;;;:; y - = ..sssss..,
s 49, kiss.stsA NS1sA E1G1 strss
:: "a !: =: J !: =: ].
! ~ ss - g aiRifCD .sssssss IS =
ss'..s' esA s'..''- r, $780,, 49,. = %
- s.'s r. ssi:s : - 49, =. ! E
0sSs1ssS.s ~ ssaksIs1 SsafskSAs sA5 80
y. MI r osS'f e So ses s'na'' So ~ ! n
- = 1eNAA NJ .axsar sar,sse
:; !: !: ,H|''al|l0fL IS :: !;
!; E:lER;E'AIA'.. !: I: !.
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WEAK AND nElIcATE cHlLpREN

Are Rads stropg By the use II either IT these
dies. Thrvs viii cssves csef$E rsAc Of MAkASMUa,
xifheut fail fesA~ - assr.ss h*zSs = .
Thouyassx u eertihrrt,s have arruinniatei IN the
hands X the prspfetor ut space will all ~ the
publication Of but few. rhisc il will b. nb-rrvri
oEaots a. ~ sssr, shang thvt obey must
b. lsiicved. .af5Fs, "a 81 = 3ss5
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As#st ssszzx
THE LEAVITT /
.oTAWk asEGIaa
,S,esi *ga;M a.tg ine,

ts.eei *g"tW a.eg in!s.
.s.s the lstc.t impro..d MACHINE u the
market; ALSO the. most - - /
SIMPLE AID suesrANHAL
as we'll as aiasntal shuttls;nachine, in
use, beiag free from coss andspringsrand
with fewE camsthan any other. eli
gadapted to I'll kinds Of Family Sewing
from the hncst muslin and lace, to several
NM .nlfk aa,s s e asse, oesd
Braid Qsnr mentally, Bind, Tuck; sc, etc.
Kslws thfodgh ali IKE Evsryihgs thick
ness Of garment with equal beauty Of
; rns aGs ii1S saass
ton of Tension of the threads are sxceed-
ingly simple, requiring in use onl y such
nr;s, t( IL y s1sls ." es 'es
Machine sEvcry Machine runs perfectly
easy, and without disagreenble noise. We
i in, .s. s ss rltaaRsises the s'''"
Leavltt Sewing Machine
: e.; \: s aasa's' is based ''"-
eiMpLsolrY. DURABILITY AND cAPAciIYl
For iii grades of sewiqE. whssheHighs srI
ke.vyfand NE fast thu 81 isssnsea at MI
Tablets get out q order 8 x
= The alta hments. including Tuck meas
ure. Market. Cordcr and Biaderssarc-sof
she latest md most Ehprovsd pattern.
erysSlaohime warranted rthree years.
Draiders and Cordersg forgall Sewing
machiAes. ~.
NORTON BROS Gen'l Northwestern
Agents, 90 Washington st, Chicago III.
Miss II. 4. GAMBLksAgent cresco.
y ExrE tE&
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There Is no midcine extsnt equal to these remedies
III such cases tspe anl yigor is impaFtsd TO the
. sss!' sy; s sss's s: stomach stomach
dtkssts rsolnptly.. ), -. the blood y parided,
the complexSon Ne - tSMc q. sound and
healthy the yellow tings h stydiratel fros, tho
eyes, bloom Il gtys,, 10 ths cHesk1 ard The weak
snd ncrySus iavslid becomes sttoss and healthy
aeeinE. 80 - ] -, - :
~ Assssss, ASsa a1ssls E4fs1g
And feeling tho haxi Of time weighing heavily upso
thsp with Ill It's aslpMhant HIS wiz hnd n the uoo
inslA new lie inbe their VEINS sestore fna measure
the energy and sgdoE Of psse6 ysutAf6l d1Ss build
mp thor shraueM forms, aad give health ~ kappi.
anoos to their rcnsainlnx yeAre.sa sase&f
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eziJ Justice II the Smpneiae curt ~ IT,, writes:
=" Paitadelplis. March l6, 1861.
o. 'sIhnd 1loonand II ~ German liser.' is
a good tonic osefl ~ in diseases oe.tls
eases Of dohility, aasl =. Z, = want Vi ncrysus
acticA in the systsn Yours tfRly, - ~
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!, .,asgltOAEIylsf4ls,as an
i 4 1al0s0l 1lncy a1ds l0fRk AEieMastas1
eetAR Nj 1T Feah1 e9flss taxa NICE
dc grove West q tie Court HsasssaH}
= e :. ST.: ssa of sasiassSs: Dd
.Ss t.ailato tPrnj1 e: e Ela9a,l|
The publie are cordially iIa1HA4ab III
and sesnipe tAs aztielsl - sslesy ssssso
aux vr.Dy order d the Committee 81
: crisJS yaHe lsth ,ass. VI
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RAILROAD EiNEs,

nj ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ THE MIDpLk KonTE-shortest and most
Chunk, HaSleton, White TaVen, WiiKesbarre, Ma
hanoy CITY; Mount Carmel Plttst9n Scranton, Carbon.
dale, and all the points in the Lehigh and Wyoming
PASSENGER DepoL in PhiIaoeIphIa, N. W. corner Of
DsUMMER HRRANa aEMENTSSELEyEN DAILY
Passenger Trains leave the New Depot, corner OF
BERK s and AMERICAN streets, daily (Sundsys OK
AZ 6'45 A. M.-Accommodstion for Fort Wash.
tT45 A. M.-Mornng Express for bethlehem and
al BeS5S Ih Wiz sSSh vaeH and
LehiRh and Susquehanna Railroads Tor Esston, AL
Haeso @Ss Gan
Whes6aT5e KingstSSn PiTsSqn and all poi9ts IN LIE
Lehigh and Mshsnoy Railroad for Mshanoy City
Ml,Sn % and WiismspSrt ATrVe At 3snch USnnR at
i2'05 a. NJ at " keabarre at 2 MI at Manan2y Cty
Valley Train Passing bethlehem at 1855 A NJ for
Eagton and poluts on New Jersey Central BsiIrosd
Al s45 A. M.-AccommodRtion for Doylestown
willow 0r9ye, Hat6or9 n1 Al and aarIsville, by this
At l0@O A. NJ, accommodation for Fort washing
at nteF%ease Gates SG9ns EgTsss 70,
hem, @ &iiehtown' @auch Chunk, White Haven,
WkesbaGre Hazet0n hPihan0y yG City, Gen5raa
all points g Mahanoy and wyoming Coal Regions
stopping at ali Intermediste stations. -
AT 8lb P.M.-Lehlgh and SusquenannG Express for
WResSarre snd Scranton PassengsFs for aree
ve't take this train to Quakertown, and for Sumney
town to North wales,
AT AIS P. M.-Accommodation for Doylestown,
stopping ~ all intermediate stations. Passengers for
stage at Abingdon; for New Hope at DoylestOwn,
AT 6 O0P. M.-IhrUugh accommodation Ior BeJnle-
hem and all stations on main line OF North Pennsyl-
vaniR Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Lyo.
high Valley Lehigh and Susquehanna Evening Train
for FRston, } lleptowp MauCh Chunk.
At 6 20 z. M.-ACcomm udRtiOn for Lansdale, stop
ping at all intermediate stations. -
Atl1'S0 z. M,-AccommodStlon Tor Fort waning
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA,
From Bethlehem at geo and llO5 A. NJ, 200 and
$50 p M
II05 A. n. and 200 P NJ Trains makes direct connec-
tlOn with Jshigh Valley and Lehlkh and SusquehRnna
trGins from Esston Scranton, WllRasoarrei Mahony
City, ana Hazleton
meet at Bethlehem at 6O5 p. M and arrive In Pha-
delphla at $50 p ri. -.--- 49,
From DnyiesIown at 8'25 A, M 500 and 200 p. M.
From LansdRle st 7'S0 A, ID.
From Fort washington at $780, lO45 A, ID. and 81
?. =, ,,r,,-,,
PhiladelphR for Bethlehem az $50 A. M
DOy lestOWn for Philadelphia at TOO a. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 430 p. Nj,
E1ith ana Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
Sengere to and from the new depot, 80
White Cars Of Second and Third Streets Line eno
| Union Line run within q short distance OF tns
Tickets must be procured st the Ticket office, IN
| order ~ secure the low est rates OF hare. -
| ELLIS CLARK, Agent
TIcketB sold and Baggage checked through 10 prln
Cipal points, 1T Menn's North PennBylVRnta Baggage
| Express Office, No. l05 s. FIFTH Street.
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Future Punishment.

Let the fairest star be selected, like beau
teous island in the vast and shoreless sea of
the azure heavens, as the future home of the
criminals from the earth, and let them pos
sess whatever they most love, and all that it
is possible for God to bestow; let them be en-
dowed with undying bodies, and with minds
which shall forever retain their intellectual
powers, let no Saviour ever press his claims
upon them, no God reveal himself to them,
no Sabbath ever dawn upon them, no saint
ever live among them, no prayer ever be
heard within their borders; but let society
exist there forever, smitten only by the lep-
rosy of hatred to God, and with utter selfish
ness as its all-prevailing and eternal purpose
then, as sure as the law of righteousness
exists, on which rests the throne of God, and
the government of the universe, a society so
constituted must work out for itself hell of
solitary and bitter suffering, to which there
is no limit except the capacity of finite
nature Alas the spirit that is without love
to its God or to its neighbor, is already pos
sessed by power which must at last create
for its own self-torment worm that will
never die, and fire that can never more be
quenched DR.. Norman Macleod.
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w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILROAD.-SUMMAR ARRANG EMENT,
On aud AFTER MONDAY, April ID 1868, Trains viii
leave as folioWs:--
FIRST and CHESNUT Streetsi TO A. M, II A,
n, $50 P; M $40 r. NJ, $50 z H., 2; NJ, II 7. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot
on east Market street. at 6'l5 A. M 7l5 A. NJ 7'SO
A, M lO45 A. n d 55 z. M, 4tO r. h.l 6'55 Z. IA.
ON aud after Mo onday, June To- an additional Train
will leave Phllaoelphia for Media and Intermediate
Trains IS leaving West Chester at 7.sO A. M, and
leaving PHILADELPHIA a. 400 p M, VIII stop a. H. O.
Junction and Media only. Passengers 70 or rom
station between West Chester and - b o. Juncctioni
7I5 Nj, aud going West Will take train leaving
Philadelphia Rt45O p. M, and transfer at b. O. Juno
ton. ,,.,-,, r., ,,-.,-- -,
the Chesnut and Walnut Street CARS Those Of the
Market street line run within one square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon ia
arrival. ~, s,,r,,,, VIC,
Leave Philadelphia at 800 A. M, and 200 II. M.
Leave w est Chester AT T45 A. M. and 500 +, I'd. .
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'l5 A. NJ. and 400
r. Nj. and leaving West Chester at 7'8O A. M. ana
45O +. M connect at Il, q. Junction with Trains on
p. q b. q. r. r., for Oxford and int@tmediate points
Passengers are allowed TO take Wearing Apparel
only. as Baggage, and the COMPANY viii not In any
hundred dollars unless special contract is made for
Philadelphia, April lat. 1883. IlOa
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
The Work of LawII

Licensed to make the strong man weak:
Licensed to lay a wise man low;
Licensed wife's fond heart to break,
And make his ohildrens tears to flow:
Licensed to do his neighbor harm;
Licensed TO kindle hate and strife:
Licensed TO nerve the robbers arm;
Licensed to wheG the murderer's knife.
LICENSED where peace and quiet dwell
TO bring disease and death and woe,
Licensed to make this world nell,
And ut men for hell below.
WHAT IT Would Do.-"Give me-" says
one, 'the money that has been spent in rum,
and / will purchase every foot of ground on
the globe. will clothe every man, woman,
and child in an attire that kings and queens
might be proud of. will build a school
house upon every hillside and in every valley
over the whole earth. l will supply that
school-house with competent teacher.
will build an academy in every town, and
endow it, college in every State, and fill it
with able professors. will crown every hill
with q church consecrated to the gospel of
peace, and support in its pulpit an able
teacher of righteousness; so that on every
Sabbath morning, the chime on one hill shall
answer the chime on another around the earth's
broad circumference, and the voice of prayer
and the song of praise shall ascend as one
universal Offering to heaven"
This is no voice of enthusiasm, but simple
utterance of what is literally true aud praoti-
cable, as any one can see who will consult
! facts and history.
y Pass it round, then, ye lovers Of temper
"ancc, and let the people see where the money
goes to that might feed the hungry, olothe the
naked, and give to all the nations the bread of
life. Pass it round, and let all see that intem-
perance WdSteS more, by untold millions, than
ambition grasps or avarice covers; and they
that find fault with our benevolence, or our
social organizations, let them learn that the
social diSorganiSdtionS, crimes, and miseries,
which intemperanoe produces are thousand
fold more extensive and grievous to be borne.
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VNprF Fnrlh Il -
A0A ANi John Q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
No. 9Ol CHESN UT Street,
FRANCIS funk, Ticket Agent,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent al the Depot
The Pennsy ivania Railroad Conn pRuy win not
perel and limit theiF Responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value All BRggRge exceeding that amount
In value viii be at the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract EDWARD III. WILLIAMS,
42J General superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
I NOkRIsTOWN RAILROAD TIME TABLE
- FOR GERMANTOWN.
| 81, 81, 4, 5, 81, 6'lO rs 8, 10, II, y ~. M.
Leave GeImal town g. z s. $40, 9, TO- IL, y A, H.
he s q II D0wn Sf fraib and s and s Up Trains Will
| NOT stop on the Germs antOwn Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Ieoye Leave GeImSefPoMs GPelIaSePRiS e N 5 55P M
CHEErNUT HILL RAILROAD.
LeavS Philadelphia 3, s, 10, r. A. NJ, 2, S% 5%'7,S
leave Chestnut Hill 71o, s. 04O, and lilo 4. NJ I4O,
| $40, $40, 40, $40 and 1910 I, M:,e
" ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Chestnut Hin 75o A. M, l24O, 5 40 and 925
Fl FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 719 o. and llO5 A. M ia, 3,
| az 81 Ga, sos ana Il3@ p. NJ ~ =
Leave Norrlstown $40, 775O 9, and IL A. M, Ia 8,
Ga Ga ana on T. HoN SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ 2SO and 40 T. NJ.
A'''' FOR MANAYUNK.
a. 5S, Ga, o5. and iI5S p. I'd. ->-' -
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liberal donor. DIR. r. 8. Foster, of New York,
has been appointed Professor of Dogmatlc
Theology, and DR.. James Strong elected to the
Chair of Exegeucal Theology by the Trustees.
Rev. Wesley o. Holway, OF the East Maine
Conference, received his commission few days
since from the Navy Department as United
States chaplain.
CATHOLIC.
The French Canadian Missionary Society
has for its object the evaugeliZation of million
of Canadian Catholics. Since il began its work
in 1870 it has circulated 10000 copies of the
French Scriptures, established six churches of
converts, and now breaches the pure Gospel at
70 stations. No less than 1900 French Canadian
youth, most of whom entered as Romanists
have been educated in the schools of the society
The work was never more promising than now,
when recent political events have loosened the
hold of the clergy upon their flocks.
Among the questions to be submitted TO the
Gcumenical Council, TO be held at Rome on the
sth Of December 1869, is the policy ofseparatiog
Church and state. 1t is found that the Roman
Church is most hoUrishing IN those countries,
such as England and the United States, where
II is not the established religion, rs in France
Austria, and Spain, in all OF which it is losing
its hold on the people.
CoNGREdATIoNAL.
There are now 2S9 churches, with 1850
members. There have been added within the
past year 1858 mem oers, of whom 22l7 were by
profession, and 14G6 by letter. 1856 members
have deceased, 1852 have been dismissed to
other churches, and 100 have been excommuni-
connected with these churches is 1905. The
amount contributed for charitable purposes, in
addition to the support of the churches, is
reported at s5l6 235, or an avera3e of $445 for
each member, or 1874 for each church. On the
whole the past year has been one of healthful
growth.
On Tuesday, July 14tb, the Penobscot Minis
terial Association, assisted by other ministers,
licensed twenty. three young men-members of
the Bangor Theological Seminary-to preach
the gospel. Fifteen of them were licensed for
the usual term, three years. Eight Of them,
members of the middle class, were licensed for
one year, they pledging themselves to complete
| their courses of study, AMI TO preach under the
| direction of the Faculty of the Seminary.
The Essex Street Church, Boston, Mass,
DR.. Adams, pastor, disposed of their church
edifce some months since, and have now
secured a site for their new house at the corner
| of Columbus avenue and Newton street. not far
| from DR.. Webbs church. There will soon be in
| this locality no less than eight churches, all
| within half mile of each other.
H. B Ellsworth, of the Plymouth Congre-
| gational Church, PIttsburg, Pa, has resigned
accepted an invitation from the Second Presby-
! terian Church (Dr. Howard's), to serve there as
a supply for several months.
MoRAvIAN.
The annual returns for the several provinces
Of the Moravian Church are summed UP in the