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The New York herald., 1869-03-07
The Feeling In New York.
NEW YORK. March 4. 1899

NEW IUHk, MHTVH Y. TtDV.
CHRISTIANITY AND THE GREAT FUTURE.
Your editorial In the sunday (2ist inst.) HERALD
under the above heading, as well as your many pre-
viousy published articles OF a kindred nature, 80
profoundly philosophical and purely Christian have
deeply Interested me and doubt not equally so vast
number OF your readers who believe as do IN Chris
ilanity as living vital prlncpe'withIn me- rather
than conformity to creeds founded upon the conven
iionasms OF men claiming to be authority m amos.
ties OF the Church-an institution which I have no
wncre been able to trace to Christ as the founder or
on the contrary he told hts disciples TO ego forth
without slaves or SCRIP" and the Jews that .they
had made the temple of their worship house Of
Ruch establishments to-day where the, seats can be
occupied only by the highest bidder but houses OF
merchandise for the barter Of the gospol--tO say
nothing about the eden ~
The press viii yet take the place Of the pulpit,
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sPoRTING.
The Prize Ring.

No startling battle has taken place during the past
week, it likely there win be any for some time
to come, although several are announced. Legsla-
lures throughout the States are beginning to wake
up to the necessity OF looking after "mils" and 1t is
not improbable that before very long prize lighters
when Gagged win be severely dealt with.
The following contests are announced 10 come on
this mOnrh:-March 11--I)an Carr and Pat OMealy,
at New Orleans, for $500 side. 20th-Bn Payne and
Samuel Cunningham, near Scranton, Pa Tor $500.
Articles Of agreement have also been drawn up be-
tween II. A. Stevens OF Manchester, N. H., and Nike
Burke. OF Nashua N. H., TO fight on the 18th OF May
in the State OF Name for $500 q side.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

The money market became easier the day pro-
pressed At the beginning Of business there was
little dimnution OF the activity which prevailed dur
ing the week. In the middle OF the day loans call
were made at six ana seven per cent ON government
securities and at seven on miscellaneous collaerals
Toward the close OF banking hours large sums were
offered at the lower OF these rates. while In some In
stances balances might be had at five. This change
is attributable TO the release OF funds withdrawn
for the bear movement In the STOCK market
begun early In the week. The final enactment
OF the bill abolishlng the system Of quarterly
bank statements doubtless contributed TO the easier
feeling. The law forbidding the cert.ncation Of
checks is going TO produce great deal OF annoyance
among the brokers. few banks only have con-
formed to 1t yet, the Others having determined To
awai, oifcial notification instead OF acting upon
what so far is only newspaper intelligence. There Is
also a lack OF Official information regarding the
change In the law as 10 the bank statements, and
also with reference to that preventing the locking
M OF grecnbacks. all OF which are laws only by
newspaper report. The weekly statement OF the
banks ~ presented this afternoon Is not favorable
one. the item OF loans being increased s7oo,00o,
against q decrease OF s3,o0o0oo In specie and legal
tenders The decrease IN specie IL due TO the large
customs payments, and IN legal tenders TO the with
drawa OF money by the country banks IN prepara-
tion for the expected demand for quarterly state
ment The deposits have fallen or g., 900, and
the discrepancy. rs compared with specie and legal
tenders IA, doubtless. due 10 the return OF fnnds
Withdrawn for speculative purposes. Tue two last
|, fnila
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"ELpsRLy'' PRoPLB-Mr. Elisha wsdleieh, Of
North Parsonsneld, Me-, h 100 years and one month
TO read the smallest print without the use q spec
tacles. In the same town p nrs. kimhal, VINO haa
visit ner friends and walk about the neixhborhood.
Her husband died few yeass ance " Vie a9e " W.
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Americnn BIble eociety.


The stated meeting OF the Board Of Managers was
held at the Bible House on the 4th inst.
The Rev. DR.. w. J. II. Taylor read the Sxty-sev-
enth Psalm and offered prayer.
Fourteen new auxiliaries were recognized, OF
which one was in each OF the states OF Maine Cali
fornia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia.
Florida, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Tennessee,
and four In Texas.
Various interesting communications were received
In regard to the progress Of the work. giving several
interesting incidents with the reports for the year
foreign agents.
Appropriations to the amount Of $55,s5o were
made for the work IN foreign countries
work in Mexico and South America. Meas
ures were taken looking to an enlargement
OF the work OF the society at home and abroad The
subject OF 0nittng the usual anniversary exercises,
which was before the Board at the last stated meet
ing and deferred for further consideration, was
taken up, when it was finally determined to make
no change.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

making the gospel free to oil kfndreds ana tongues,
and will survive the ''great crsisn tout OF which
you say Christianity win come simpler, purer more
like its original se but more powerful than ever"
and which, think will send priestcraft aud king
craft eternal oblvt0n for the invisible powers
operating upon aud cooperating with the visible
Observation-Disclosures To bring about this great and last
conflict for spiritual liberty and the unihcaonn OF
the races and nations Of the earth. Then the mind
untrammelled viii expand IN all the glory for
which 4 is capacItated heautifying ana developing
the earth, revealing its hidden mysteries and treas
ures, and roaming In its freedom beyond the con-
fines OF earth. and revelling In that open commn-
MON with the celestial universe which shall indeed
make this the mennia abode. as you say, sto which
the pi0us IN all ages Of Christianity have enthu-
siastcaily looked forward" and through which, the
crises OF the dawning OF its perfect relgn we
are now passing The symbol Of this Godlike and
God designed freedom or the mind and It's attendant
struggle and deadly conflict TO rend asunder the
shackles OF creeds and dogmas OF the ages and to
dlsenthrone the counterpart OF its power welded
over humanity a. right OF divine appointment,
has been clear and significant to IN the terrible
struggle TO strike the snackles OF slavery from the
bodies OF the insignificant number OF negro slaves
as compared with the millions claiming TO be free,
yet who are more abectly slaves In that the mind s
bound and dwarfed by the narrow creeds and selfish
love OF power displayed in all the varied forms OF
subjugating the inner or God principle to the lusts
Of the outer or the perishable materially Of man.
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Religious Notes.

The New York Observer says:-"The Rev. Q. Par
ker is now at Hamptonburg, N. y, where the Lord
Is in like manner blessing his ministratlons."
Rev. W. I. Clarke, editor Of the Liberal Christian
win preach In Harrison's Hail. Harlem, Third ave-
nue., corner l2sth street. this morning. Subject,
"The Journey Of Liie.n
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The Feeling in New Brunswicis-A Verbatim
Report from u Cosmopoiitan.
The Feeling i'm Cypress Hills.

CYPRESS HILLS, l.. l., March 1, 1869.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT CYPRESS HILLS.
new congregation was organized February 8 at
Cypress Hills village, In connection with the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church OF this diocese. Its cor
po.atc name Is "Church OF the Holy Communionr Its
vcstry consists OF six members and at Its first meet
ing, ON the 18th ut., the Rev. George Sayres was
elected rector or the parish, by whose efforts and
perseverance, IL has been formed IL has our best
wishes for prosperity and usefulness In that neigh
bornood. Services are held twice every Sunday, at
halfpast ten O'Clock A. M. and at three O'Clock r. NJ
Also every Friday evening" at haii past seven O'Clock
IN the Clinton Academy new building between
Jamaica plank road and the Brooklyn Water Works.
The Feeling In Observation-Disclosures Revival
Among the Bapfisfs-Grcut Success Of "A
Massachusetts Preacher.
RICHMOND Feb. 81, 1869,
For the past two weeks the Baptist churches in
this city have been the scene OF a remarkable religi-
GUS revival. Never before has there been great,
and 1t might be called an enthusiastic Chris
tian fervor among the people here, and
aIl brought about through the zeal and
ministerial eloquence OF the Rev. Dr. Earle. OF
Massachusetts,. This sounds somewhat strange for
n community like that OF Richmond, whose preiu-
dices alone II would be supposed would exclude
from their churches any scarpct-bagr preacher, not
60 speak OF such an individual fairly carrying the
city by storm. Each afternoon witnesses fhronged
churches, tue same scene repeated, old and young
intenty awaiting the opening o. the services.
hymn Is sung aud prayer follows. amid most
proiouad silence, which plainly shows the deep
seated interest In the vast congregation, for Dr.
Earle ls praying In his Calm. sober, plain and ex-
ceedngy earnest manner that seems 10 carry every
heart IN the church with II. Next follows the
sermon, usually lasting niteen9 or twenty
minutes, and then the congregation become spell
bound-not by any grandeur or dramatic
cloquencc. but by the clear and beautiful manner,
and the carnestness with which the doctor asks
them to become Christians for the sake Of their
iries stibc logic. Then follows the resp0nse--od
men aud young men, matrons and young girls oi
sixteen nucking down the aslcs. Some that have
Joined the church before are seen In the number Of
new applicants for admission, but they found they
had never got religion" until the present tn,e and
hence rc-enlistment In the army OF the saviour.
The doctor concluded his engagement here this even
Ing, after The most unprecedented success He
leaves here carrying with him the heartfelt good
wishes Of the churcl-going community. who regret
that he cannot remain longer to work Ia the good
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

The scarcity OF cash gold was much more appa-
rent to-day and rates became frmer Tor loans, at
trlbutabe In one direction to the largely oversold
condition OF the market and in another to the easier
state or the general money market. From Ave to
one per cent was paid for carrying against Clearing
House, aud two per cent aiterwaru. The following
"a thu report of the Gold Exchange Bank
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frb. ~. March g.
Leans s26l, ,371 Sg7 ss6,, ,Oso, $50
specie. 2o.sa2,6os Is,lse6t
Circulation. ......s....... St24.vsl 3LNo,soo
Deposits. iso,2lrlsJ ls2,bVs,s5s
legal tenders. 50,S35054 ~, las, 800
the changes In the different items arc az follows:
Decrease In specie. .95g
Increase In circulation. .s................. 2p0t
Decrease IN ucpOsts. 2oiltss
Decrease III legal tenders. i,6S9,6sc
Tho following were the bids for the city bank
stocks at the regular board this mornng:-Ncw
York, 100; Manhattan, leo; Merchapis, rs; Me-
chanics', 100; America, 1a5 North River, io5; Me-
chancs and Traders, 1876; National, llo; seventh
ward, 40; state Of New York, ii5; Commerce. l2a;
Ocean, 1oek; American Exchange, 117h; Chatham.
i5o; Bank Of the Republic, NIX; Bank OF Norta
America, 100; Hanover, 100; Metropolitan, 14i Mas
sau, 1o&s; Corn Exchange, 100; Continental, ssh;
50. Hicholas 11s; Marine, 100; Commonwealth, III;
Importers and Traders, 1907 Park, 1857 Central Ma
tona ITO; Fourth National. 100; Ninth National los
business In the stock market was Omitted In the
number Of transactions during the time that the
yards were IN ssssIon. Prices were ssssdy and W.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

HUU Ntt
ag4 lllNsl4
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
Aquatic.

The several boat clubs along the river are busy
with their preparations for the coming season, and
several contests in anticipation are being actively
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

.aK
NtA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-17
oh;o County Farm For Sale

AN Authorized TO SELL AN EACEL-
An go, Of land situated on the waters OF
Shn nene cresk within two miles of the town OF
S Wsst Gibsrry Ohio county containing aOOss
w, VS. scre. The land Is In good condition, and
the tile unausstionable 1t viii g spIS lGw
and npon Isssosab III Ie sOax the SplsSs 10 any
,,.-son desiring to purchase. For price, terms.
81 g .aa Pa0S-0 BREEN, -s5
49, 49, Real Estate Agent,
Office Market street, south Of Custom house.
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LetCS Discuss the Great CUES
ton.

What is the most important Of all earthly
blessings, in the estimation Of every intelligent
human beingl
Clearly, tits HEALTH; fer seundness Of body
and mind is essential to the enjoyment of all
the other good gifts of Providence.
How, then, shall those who possess this ines.
Unable treasure endeavor to preserve it, and
hew shall those who have lost it seek to re-
trieve til
These questions have been asked in all ages,
but never have they been as satisfactorily re.
sponded 10 as at the present day, and the an.
swers which common sense enlightened by
science and experience, gives TO them in the
Nineteenth Century may be briefly stated thus :
To protect the system again st all influences
that tend TO generate disease THERE Is NOTHING
LISE lNNIG RATION.
To reostablish the health on a firm basis
when il has been lost by imprudence any
other cause, the system must be sIMu famous
LIZ STRENGTHENED, REGULATED ANH PURIFIED.
These ends can onle be- attained through the
agency Of a preparation which combines the at
tributes of TONIC, a CORRECTIVE BLOOD DE-
T, RENT and an APERIENT.
All these essentials are efectually blended in
HUSTETrER'S STOMACH BITTERS. They
contain nothing drastic, irritating or intamms
tory The juices and extracts of sanatlve
herbs, roots aud barks are their sole medicinal
ingredients, and these are rendered ditfusible by
combination with THE spirituous essence of rye
the purest of all alcoholic stimulants.
The weak and feeble, and especially those
suffering from biliousnsss, indigestion and ner-
vousness, absolutely require the renovating aid
OF this owerful tenic and Alternative during the
heated term, and cannot prudently postpone its
use for single day. A word to the wise is suf
nCient
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
HempfjeId Rail Road.

ITO ACCOM- MeDATE THOSE WHO WISH
/ to attend the great sails OF Real Estate ~
Elm Grove to day a special train will lsay ss
wheeling at ., O'clock A. n, returning st n s
P. NJ. The regular train will I Isaye supt
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[ To be Continued.
or DIAL NoTicS c =
An Important Fact.

The liver and kidneys are, next to the heart,
the most important organs Of the human frame
and require more attention and care than all
the other organs Of the body put together.
Three.fourths of the diseases that affiict hu.
mainly arise from some deleterious influence
upon those two.great organs. 1t Is absolutely
essential to health that these most sensitive
parts should be strengthened and guarded.
" IRISIN acts directly like charm upon
them and should be kept in every well regu'
lated household Try the greatest and safest
remedy Of the age. augl2lmdkw
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ACROsTIC.

sbogld your chest DO narrow, eontr.eN
thin,
Have you duh heavy palns OF OP7r'''
within.
Or that dry hacking esagh or sh0rta'
Unto many 20 often the herald Of cea's.
LosS vel 70 your safety--not even oeH''
Dare mot With your life to trihs . day. r,.os.
INQUIRE II once sb ere 20 get shon 9er GER ~
hemen e-r B.cking and Booking Cafr""'
cheapest Of places.
1ut the Braces are not all you sin and
All 1sdieiSss so Dsss De Dnxs sooa n issl p.s
Cosmetics, Perfumes in The rsrest sso ss
Each iazy thess wanting as Al are bshcntss
should Wait at once T. eocktng 600 ITIs
Carroll.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW Observation-Disclosures
Railroad.
Ohio County Farm for Sale.
Mrs. French's Lectures-To Ladies
Only,
1000 Yards of Csrpets-J. c. Orr & Co,
Closing Out Sale-Hubbard & Bro.
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BANKRUPTCY.

V'HE CREDITORS OF PERRY G. NAY
i are hereby notified to appear at my office,
on Fourth street in the city Of Wheeling, West
1869, at 10 o'clock, A. a., and show cause if any
they have, why the said Perry G. Nay should
not be discharged from his dests under the
Bankrupt Law of March ID, 1867.
GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
WHEELING, w. VA, August 10th, 1869.
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BANKRUPTCY.

V'HE CREDITORS OF DAVID GUNDLING
L are hereby notified to appear at my Office,
on Fourth street in the city of Wheeling, West
1869, at 10 clock, A. NJ, and show cause, if any
they have, why the said David Gundling should
not be discharged from els debts under the
Bankrupt Law of March I'd, 1861.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
WHEELING, w. VA, August 10TH 1869.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
nShinpIOA. nc.

THE SESSION OF THE PREPARATORY
i Department opens September 9Th; OF the
College, September ed; of the Medical De
partment, October LIST; of the Theological De.
partment October 9th; and Of the Law Depart
ment October 18th.
Tuition, $50 in Academic Department enc
halt remitted to Orphans OF the War; gratui
tous to INDECENT students for the Christian
Ministry.
For Catalogues or further information, ad
dress, q. w. SAMSON. d.. D.,
augl64w President.
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WATCHES & JEwELRy

7. SCOTT, ca. RARRRTT. NC. Hor.,
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Mrs. French's Lectures.
TO LADIES ONLY.
AnRNRRuoK HALL, SECOND FLOOR

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A VERY GEN
/ orally expressed desire. Mrs Dootress French
has chan ged the hour of her Lectures from 3
o'clock ia the afternoon to clock in the even
ing. Subject of to-Dights Lecture--Health, IL
lustrated " it'll experiments in Electro. Ma gnet-
ism Admission 25 cents. Remember the hour
OF commencing the Lecture, o'clock precisely.
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Sugar Cured Hams.

~ TIERCES "RAwSON'S" EXTRA S. C.
ZU Canvassed Hams just received and for
sale by NJ. REILLY.
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The Republican journal., 1869-10-14
SHIRT PATTERNS
III, l.. LORDS
No. 4 BULFINCH STREET.
No. 10 High At,

Opposite Revere House, BOSTON
TNIE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in au
nouncing that they have secured the services Of tho
eminent and well known DIR. A. H. HAYES, late sur
geon U. S. Army, Vice President of Columbia College
of Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medca
book entitled The SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SELF PRESER
VATIoN," written by Dr. Hayes. 1t treats upon the
Errors Of Youth, Premature Decline Of Munhood Sem
ind Readiness, and all Diseases and 1bseS of the Gen
eraire organs. Thirty thousand copies sold the last
year. 1t is indeed book for every manyoung men in
particular. Price only $l.0o.
This Institute has just published the most perfect rea
tise of the kind offered to the public, entitled
'tSExUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DIS
EASES, profusely illustrated with the very best engrav
ings. This book is also from the pen of DR.. Hayes.
Among the various chapters may be mentioned, The
Mystery of Life,-Beauiiu Offspring Beauty, its value
to Woman ,-Marriage Hygiene of Woman
Of IiteEXcesses of the Married =
81 00 Turkey Morocco, full gilt, $50. Either of these
books sent by mail securely sealed postage paid,
receipt of price.
Thoughtful cergymen recommend these books for their
high moral tone, and all eminent and skiu physicians
earnestly recommend them to the public the only
scientific and reliable treatise of the kind published in
America.
"AvoID ALL QuAcK OR ADVERTISING DocroRs AND
GET THESE POPULAR BoOKS."-l timer. Journal Of
Medical Science
THE "PEABoDY JOURNAL OF HEALTH,' DR.. Hayes
Editor. Terms, dollar year in advance. Address
as above.
AgALRERT III. HAYES, NJ. d. Resident and Con-
sulting Physician
N. B-Dr. ii. may be consulted in strctest confidence
on all diseases requiring SKILL secrcsy and experience.
INvIoLABLE sEcREsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. 1yr1
The Republican journal., 1869-10-14
THE DOVES UPON THE ROOF.

The grooming doves
Along the caves send covert looks at me
80 human eyes Ger looked so pityingly.
So lone thou art" their glances seem to say.
so lone, so still through all the weary day"
Sometimes athwart
My window ledge they pass with whirring wings
The sound into my heart sweet solace brings
And when in answer to my murmured call
They pick the crumbs that from my table fall.
thank thee, Christ,
That still blcst winds of Heaven are left to me-
With softly plumaged birds for company,
Whose wings may bear them to my garnet roof
Willie clicks my needle through the shining wool.
My tale is old
A ecamStress, toing for her daily bread
For Il tral shelter to her aching head
On silken sheen that mocks wretched fate,
And makes narrow room more desoate.
Poor and forlorn:
\ ct Oft IN dreams upon my pallet low
Forgotten all MY poverty and woe
| float in fancy to the viol's sound,
My braided hair with sweetest garladS bound.
Fair comedy danes
Around me press, and bearded knights so gay
With song and lutte the hours chase away;
The faded rose fling upon the floor,
They cross their swords in fiery contest DER.
Down to the lees
Meanwhile drink from pleasures gidiy cup;
ON godikc vilnds nightly do l sup.
Till pleasure pals upon my wearled sense,
>ickened turn from all magniticencc.
And bless my God,
some happy morn when waking from my sleep.
That neer for tolly's sins my eyes need weep,
Content to simply sew the shining wool,
And listen to the doves upon the roof
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| venture to assert that if am innocent ot
the crime for which [ suffer, the grass, for
one generation, at least, will not cover my
grave.
The unfortunate man was condemned and
executed, and was buried i'll Montgomery
church yard. Thirty years had passed away
when | saw it, in company with poor Eliot
Warburton, and the grass had not then COW
cred his grave. 1t is situated III a remote
corner Of the church yard far removed from
all other graves 1t is not raised mound
of earth. But it is even with the surrounding
ground, which is, for some distance, especial
| " luxuriant, the herbage being rich and
abundant Numerous attempts have from
time to time been made by some who are
still alive, and others who have passed away,
to bring grass upon that bare spot,
| Fresh soil has been frequently spread upon
it, and seeds of various kinds have been sown,
but not q blade has there ever been known
to spring from them, and the soil soon be
came a smooth, cold and stubborn clay. With
respect to the unhappy witnesses, it appears
that Parkers ancestors had once owned Oak
field, and that he had hoped, by getting rid
of Newton, to remove the main obstacle there
was to his reposscssing it. and that Pearce
had, at the time of Mr. Morris DEATH aspir-
ed to the hand Of his daughter, in whose at
tcctions he felt he had been supplanted by
poor Newton.
The former soon left the neiGhborhood, be-
came q drunken and dissolutc man. and was
ultimately killed in some lime-works while
in the act of blasting rock. Pearce grew sui
len and dispirited, his very existence seemed
4 burden to him, and as the old sexton Of
Montgomery expressed it, she wasted away
from the face Of the EARTH