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HEAVENLY ECHOES. "a new Sunday School
Singing Book, complied py Horace Waters,
author OF Sunday School Bell rlce:-Papel
Covers, 80 cents ana SIS per 100; bound In
boards, IS cents and $50 per 100; bound il
cloth, 81 cents anu $40 per 100; rs copies at
the 100 price; mailed at retail price Charles
NJ. Tremaine, Publisher, 48l Broadway, n. Y.
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MINISTER'S OF THE SYNOD OF KENTUCKY AT
LEBANON The pamphlet is well printed, and
contains by way OF appendix the Synod de-
claration Of doctrines aud principles, as adj
dressed to the Nashville Assembly. Sold by
Davidson & Robinson, Louisville, Ky.
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Change of Manse.-The Cook Creek Church,
Rockingham county, has sold its parsonage in
Harrisonburg and purchased a very suitable
building at Mount Clinton, two miles from
their house OF worship, aud quite central to
the congregation. To this new home the pas
tor of the church, Rev. L. d. Bell, expects TO
remove in few weeks. - Christian Observer.
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The WESTMINSTER REVIEW for January
1868, reprinted by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Company, contains The following articles:
Dangers OF Democracy; Physiological Psycho
ogy; Two Temporal Powers The Church IL
Scotland; Eztradition; The Origin OF Elec
tricity; Indian Worthless; The AbyssnlaI
Difficulty; The Land Tenures of British India;
Note to Article Ill. j Contemporary Literature
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Iona-On another page will be found the
first number of the articles to be furnished by
the Rev. Dr. Moore, of which notice was Civ
en- last week. The interest of the subject, to
all Presbyterians at least, as we'll as the ability
with which it is treated, viii ensure careful
reading
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Minutes of the General Assembly "a

Minutes of the General Assembly for
1887. These Minutes have reached US, and
will no doubt soon be distributed generally. -
They have been neatly printed at the office of
the Southern Presbyterian Rerie,o, Columbia,
S. c., and constitute pamphlet of 255 pages.
All persons wishing a copy may obtain one for
80 cents.
In copying below the summary given it is
proper to remark that about 100 churches have
no report of members annexed Could full re-
turns be received, it would be safe to say that
we have not less than 90, 900 members, and IN
GLIDING Kentucky, We have probably at least
5000.
GENERAL VIEW OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DURING TIE YEAR ENDING OCT, 1857.
Synods in connection with the Gene
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

MINUTES OF THE PREsBYTERY OF HARMONY.
One Hundred aud Thirteenth Session held
at Sumter Church, S. o., October, 1861
Colnmb la s. q.
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOU'VE
PEOPLE. No. XIV. March, 1868, has the FOL
lowing table of contents:

l. A South American City. 2 Words
worth's Goody Bake aud Harry Gill 3. Snow
drifts. 4. The BIth vi the Y ear. D. sfother 5
Eyes g. Stories from Shakespeare. I. LIT.
tie Lou . Sayings aud DOings. 5. The Young
Vlrg1lans 3 Thor journey 70 J0t1nhein.
TO- An Eagle III The Mud. II. Willie Lament
The Lost Shoes. - The Eight OF the
Dolls. IL. Mother Goose Melodies. IA. Patch
unrk
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Historical Chart.-We have received the
announcement of the following as having been
Just published" and doubt not it will prove
highly satisfactory. Among those who highly
recommend it are PROT Joseph Henry, Rev.
DR.. Bullock, Of Baltimore, aud Rev. DR..
Joseph Smith, of Greensburg, Pa.
Prof. Carriers Analysis of General History;
A beautiful Chart, - by % inches, handsomely
Colored and Mounted. This work, prepared
for lecture rooms, schools, and Libraries, and
adapted to any textbook of history, sup
plies want long experienced by the practical
teacher. 1t arranges matter for the lecturer,
suggests consecutive thought for the student,
and enables the scholar to arrange and remem-
Der his lessons in history, in due order of
event, person, place and "time. "
Card style, handsomely colored, 81 Map
style, handsomely colored, $3.50. j. P. Car
Ter, SO East Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. :"
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Correction DR.. Baird, Secretary of Pub
ca1ion and i:duoation.syishes Us %, ata Q chat
the following SUM- sSr--r-TrreT5Sa6y hiuSffJm
Or. Woodrow December 9th, 1867; were en-
tered in the books correctly, but in the trans
fer of money to the Treasurer, were erroneous
ly summed up with general receipts, instead of
being acknowledged as donations:
Pablication Liberty Hill church. S.
c., Harmony Presbytery, 90
s. c. Presbytery, by r. II. Wardlaw, II 20
College Hill church, North Mississippi
Presbytery, 90
$27 20
Education Poplar Greek church, Cen
trail Mississippi Presbytery 10 90
Bethel church, Bethel Presbytery, 10 90
Darlington Court House, Harmony
Presbytery, ~ so
Premium on silver, ~
500 80
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: NNNsa-NNNAS'- 'ANN
ral'Assembly, 10
Presbyterles, IS
Ministers and Licentiates, $50
Churches, 1909
Candidates for ministry, reported 6S
Members added on examination, 5,917
Members added on certificate. 2 1872
Total number of communicates, 50. So
Adults baptized, 677
lutauts baptized, 2, 40
Children ~, sa4Aatl, ccnuoia and Bi-
Die Glasses. 39,473
A,uuunt contributed TO Sustentation, S24 S32
Amount contributed to For Missions. g,6l2
Amount contributed to Publication, ii ,4O2
Amount contributed TO Education, l0,S23
AlnountcCutnbutedt for Congregation
al purposes, 452, 46S
Amount contributed ior Miscellane-
Gus purposes, Al, S99
Amount contributed for Presbyterial
purposes, 5,2l2
" hole amount contributed, SIC, 243
NoTE--Yne statistics reported with refer
encs to the number Of churches organized or
dissolved, 30 ministers received from or dis
missed 10 other denominations, to ordinations.
installations, etc, are altogether too meagre to
JUSTIFY ne stated Clerk in taking any notice OF
them IN the above general view. With regard
10 the otIier statistics given above, some Of
iL9m are pretty fully reported but every de
fciencJ has been supplied by a careful calcula
tl0n, founded upon previous reports from Pres
byteries and other sources.
The following ministers have died during the
year. according to the Presbyteral reports
although there are doubtless others whose
hames ought TO be added, but which have not
been ref )rted by Stated Clerks of Presbyte-
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Daints for Farmers and others.-The
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Andy johnson Impeachedl
FA RIM FoR LEI.


THE undersigned offers for sale his farm ly-
i ing East, and within three miles, OF
Beallsville; adjoining the farm of ]. D. Riley,
on the West; Joseph Bfown's farm on the
East; Henry Gates farm on the South, and
running along I he Belmont County line on
the North, containing hetween
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES.
OF this land there are 45O acres cleared and
under cultivation; the balance is timber land;
nearly the whole of the cleared land is well
set in, grass; the farm is as well watered as
any in Monroe County, There are seven
dwelling houses and six orchards containing
four and five hundred fruit bearing
trees.
For further particulars call on or address
MARX ALBERT,
nov12tf. Beallsville, Monroe Co., O. <
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
The Ghiid's- Cure for Teething

- l = : =
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
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We tell you that one bottle of this Cordial
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II is an astonishing fact that the largest
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Satisfaction Warranted from
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Money Retanded.if
Laughlin's Infant Cordial Fails.
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Farm for Sale.


TNHE undersigned offers for sale bis valuable
X farm lying one mile South of Antioch, in
Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and
only eight miles from the towns of Matamo-
ras, Baresville, Sardis and Cochransville, on
the Ohio River. 1t contains s.;
ONE; HUNDRED & .EIGHTYiF FIVE
Acres, more or less, with over one hundred
acres cleared. The lay of the land is equal
to any other in Monroe County. The timber
land is of the best quality. 1t is well wa
tered. Has on 1t a good boarded log dweRing
house, and all the necessary outhouses, viz
One frame barn capable of sheltering twenty
head of cattle or two hundred head of sheep;
also one small frame dwelling house for ten
ant. There are on it ~ sf4 f.
FO u R. OR G Fl A r D s.,
three of which are young and thrifty trees;
two bearing excellent fruit Of all grated
For further particulars address or call ap-..
ROBERT P. EDNEY,
Woodsield, Monroe County, Ohio.
nov12tf. ID. 4v3
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Road Notice.

:. IGEICE Is hereby given that a petition will
slonroe County, 56i5, az tisTr Of
commencing Meroh 2, 1ses, praying that .
comfy road oe established als follows;s Com !.
snenc11g at the county road leading from.
Calais tesStaGerd. at or near the lins between
Thomas Dsy and Edward Reed, in Seneca
Township thence With said line TO the lands
Of Mrs, Isabella Milligen; lhencea westwar&ly
direction TO iatsrseet The eRd of county road
near the southeaes corner of the lands of Ed
werd Liewellen. tt2
jan28w5, MANY PETITIONERS.
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mans Government.
Onward, Democrats!

THE PEOPLE SHALL BE Masters
The people are sovereign, and the Presi
dent, Senate, and Congress only servants
under pay. A false idea has got abroad
IN the land, viz: that men in Office are
above, and masters Of the people. It
must be checked and smothered out, or
there will soon be King, with his Lords
and Dukes, riding about over the coun-
try. Away with al such pretensions, in
or cut Of Office. The people must be
she masters.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Saturday; the 2sth of February, 1865
" on the premises hereinafter described, in
Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio, the
undersigned will sell at 2 O'Clock on said day
the undivided one-half of the following lands
to wit: The west half of the northwest quar-
ter of section five township three range FIVE,
containing eighty acres more or less; fifteen
acres out of the northeast corner of said tract
desoribed;in deed made by Richard ,Ather
ton to Joseph Fox; the amount of land re-
naming being sixty -four acres more or less.
TERMs--0ne-third in hand, ne.third in
one year, one-third in two years, with interest
TO De secured. CYRUS EDGAR,
Jan2std. Admir- of w. w. Custar, decd.
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ygEzAgE MAKING A COMPLETE
REVOLUTION IN TRADE.

And are selling for ONE DOLLAR, silk,
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club will receive present worth So to $500,
according to number sent. Agents wanted ev
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CO., "a & 66 Federal St., Boston.-jan2sm3.
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Private Sale. :

n HfHE undersigned will sell at private sale
i one FIGURING MILL in geod run
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There is en- abundance of coal on the land.
wish to selIson account Of my health fail
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@ J. MILLER,
ieb4W2. Fairview, Guernsey Co., o.
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Probate Notice.

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John Evans Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
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traitors OF the estate of John Evans, decd. q
es od JOEL R. EVANS. &
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Save Fifty Dollars.

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In Attachment.

william Hiil plailthf, Before Thos, J. Grif--
against ! Gsk, J. 2S FOR Sans-
Isaac Fseemen, def't. bury Tp., Monroe
County. Ohio: said justice issued an attach,
ment against aid defenaaDt on ths.27th day.
.ef December, A. D 1857, for The sum OF SIS so;
said cause se for hsari1gou the Goth day of
Veterinary, a. D, 1868. WILLIAM EILI.
iaa29N3 s4
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How the .Bondholders want 10
= = = Rob the People.


- arIAzdas : { u. u. .l-evtvr tfr
ion gives practical illustration Of the
-iniquity Of paying the bonds in gold.
He cites the case of a party who ia
1861 loaned the Government 100000
In greenbaeks. sAt that time gold was at
g. 90 so the Government received the
equivalent Of but $40, 900 in gold. Upon
this be has received 10 golds6, 900 inter
est, or fifteen per cent. upon his gold in
vestment. His exemptions from taxation
amounts totWo or three per cent. more.
in four years upon loan of $40, 600 in
colo, he has received s24, 600 gold inter.
est, which added to his tax exemption
foots up $4,000. The principal of his
debt was payable, under the law, in legal
tender currency, To SO pay it now in
gresnbacks would give him seventy five
or r.eighty cents on dollar; whereas he
only lent forty cents in gold. But this
does not satisfy him. In despite of the
agreement he demands $780, 600 in gold
from the Government, in addition to the
$50, 900 in gold which he has received in
interest and taxes, to pay the $4,000
which be originally lent in gold. Was.
there ever such an unexampled usury2-
Was there ever such an unprecedented
robbery contemplated on the Treasury
Itis sought to pay a four-year loan to
the Government Of the United States of
$4,000 with $4,000, principal and in
terestl
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