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ssrnen by Righe Rev. Bishsp Lietlsjshn.
The congregation e Holy Trinity yesterday morn
ing was NOT noceably dicrsnt m size or character
from the congregations usually found at that attrac-
tive placs Of wonhip the devotional services were
quite e impressive q ever and the music fully sos
tanned the reputation Of the choir. The sermon
vas By Bishop Littlejohn, and was based upon
the words Of the eighteenth verse Of the twenty
fourth chapter Of Joshua--"As for me and
my house. We win bsrve the Lord" After
narrasing the circumstances under which the
words were spoken, the preacher said that they
were applicable to the whole round Of Christian
duty, but that he should use them only for the pur
pose OF intoxicating the duty OF worship In the
family No wen instructed, rightly feeling person
would deny the dnty Of domestic prayer; but what
might not be denied would Often be disregarded.
Family worship Y not In SO many words entoined IN
them even doubts that il is duty as imperative as
any which parent owes 10 his familys Religion in
duty the q sns x
bic variety OF language. But what becomes OF this
general duty unless the particular one be performed
religion In the family there must De worship in the
family. Worship. IN the family Is productive OF
themselves. 1t aects both their spiritual and their
temporal interests. The parent cannot be the me-
dum Of instruction to Others without being himself
good to the parent but to the children. It Is the
most effective way Of teaching children religion.
It teaches them as they are taught language
one gay gay msue ana ~ another day g htte, until
The child drinks in the spirit that animates
the parent. 1t is blessed sight TO see love and
truth ripen child's soul his physical body rpens
by its physical growth. So 1t Is recorded OF Jesus
that az ne grew IN stature he grew also In favor
prayer with our children we may follow up the en-.
gagement made ct their baptism, reminding them
day by day OF the VOW taken In their behalf Here
the preacher gave q picture OF family worship
In the home OF hts childhood and the influence It
had had In shaping his whole after life. 1t was .
scene like this he said, that drew from Scotia's
erring bard those sweet strains which yet lnger In
their native dialect with this generation =
Then, kneeling down TO heavens eternal King
The saint, the father and the husband prays;
Hope "springs exultng on triumphant wing"
That thus they shall meet In future days,
There 10 bask in uncreated rays
No to sigh shed the bitter tear;
Together hymning their Creators praise
In such society, yet still more dear,
While circlng time moves round in eternal sphere.
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uEnIcA1loN OF 4 MEIAopIsT CHAPEL.

avenue Methodist Episcopal church was formally
dedicated to the worship OF God, in the presence or
numerous assemDlage OF persons OF that denomina-
ton, yesterday morning. The dedicatory services
upon the occasion were performed BY Bishop James.
In the afternoon the Sunday school met and was
addressed by Chaplain McCabe, OF Ohio; Rev. s. M.
Hammond, former pastor Of the church, and Mr..
William Churchill, Of Chicago In the evening Rev.
Mr.. Ridgeway, OF New York, occupied the pulpit.
The pastor, Rev. r. H. Rust has labored assduously
in behalf Of the present enterprise during the past
year. and has heartily co-operafcd with the members
OF the society. The chapel question, located at
the corner OF Nostrand avenue and Quincy street-a
most prosperous section OF Brooklyn-is unique
Gothic structure. The auditorium has an air OF com
fort and cheerfuness, with nigh arched ceiling and
rear gallery, finished artlstically and furnished
tastefuly by the ladies OF the church.
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and righteousnsss-A y1gzteoumess Including piety,
goodness and honor knd peace sbounAing IN unity,
giaassss and ncpf n. Lord visited has people u
dssE chdr wata WI ~ H coovsss o0s ~ Wss not noisy
procession merelE nor 9 whiriwind Of animal %
ana clappine 81 handa Men did not have one
oharacter for the church and another for business
ana social lie. Tney were. not galvanized Chri.-
III was sounding Drssss within. Thsre never had
been such revival = that which began win
% s%ps g % s %s L sS S' e 81 sso Ss e
ton; projecting in : narrow crcie scenes
when 4 became universal: Mem were warned
q Iudgment ana pnnlsnmeat. Every man
the WICKED would surely be terrible Yet every soul
was held In infinite hope, the kind love Of Heaven
reached out tts arms 70 al and oy the power q q
to repentance ana righteous life ana there had been
witnessed In our own churches times that recalled the
not cali them revvals, perhaps, because they were
too quiet and gentle to suit te and because thos
VINO participated in them did not talk enough Of
relish for cayenne Is TO like It in spoonfus could not
be suited with milder seasoning. The revival which
Lord Is the text described There were many
Of the n0best character-pi0us vrtu0us, gentle and
Just to all-but how many false and wicked men
cline Of honor and virtue In many circles. Notice
what volcanoes OF crime burst out and shook 80
ciety every now and then rom quarters pr0feesing
ana children needed guidance And revival IN
knowiedge OF the Father and Saviour, in at
tanment6 Of true lifel II was needed IN
every house-a revival Of peace and righteousness.
.len there would be more Joy and gladness, more
renned culture and noble example, more Of all high
allurements to attract the young and make them
happy there. Thirty theatres were In full blast in
TINS city, and while some Of their influences were
doubtless good, al acknowledged that very bad In
uue0Ce0 90 out nom maQy. WOuI0 this have come
to pass had the churches given religion to
the people in truths and ministries answering every
needs The theatres could never have rtvalled the
Church IN attraction II the Church had given to the
city the full bounty OF religion and made the people
happier IN Church circles and interests than in those
would reach the masses and convert them from evil
ways; there would be honor in'01ce, confidence be-
amuepmQuta
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cHuaeH o. eua uAuY q saaaaWs

Opening Of ne New OFgan. Il af
This pretty little church. In Pitt street. was
crowded 70 Its utmost capacity Last night on oc-
casion Of the opening Of the new organ, built py r.
BarckhoG. large number Of clergymen were
present. and . very nne chorus nom the Berge
Choral Union and the Beethoven MaennerchoF, with
several well known artists, rendered well selected
programme IN style which was decided novelty
1T. ana under his skful touch I'll the powers o the
instrument were brought out In styng- relief 4
vefy enecuye fantasia by Richter NJ mt even
which was followed by solos and ch0ruees sung By
Miss Teresa werneke, Mrs. Holbrooke, Timar0. 0us.
chints O. J: A. Werneke and the male and mixed
cnorusss: @ the organ = genuine novelty and suc.
chestrM origin and the MIXTURE being Of
an entirely different quality from what We
have heard on other smore pr0tcntiOus organs Ihe
mixture il the most dificult stop the organ, It
being almost impossible TO voice It In exact time.
On this organ the eect Is like that Of well trained
military band or quartet The flutes also speak In
clear resonant tones, and one stop initiating the
cello, called the UtOlG dS DTGcctO, Is very effective.
The Pilgrims chorus from Tannhauser was sung in
magnificent style. Fathers Bonaventura, Andre,
Mccarthy and half dozen other Catholic clergymen
were present. Few churches IN tins city presented
such brilliant appearance last night a. that oi
"0ur Lady Of Sorrows
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH iees-TRIPIR SHEET

becanse they ere bad. Tne dr<nof,sm of
Ios,s N:poIson |. !, Ssstsr e. worm soderns thGn
:ns Dooey rs q ~ ns o,sn eEoi1
the administrstion Of jusncs the ffsSf ana "a eov
ernment 4 should ne .ustains a b 0hrissians ana
Of Christians to give ell q 6rSn ~ IN 80
can9,d Y scd mcsa suRpoT t tlsy sTe proved
~ U.y y. - Odcoem q neoessay e being
ne 1Sos6 NJ 2. pnDnc Spon the oces; but
ical HOSTILITY becsuSe me eioer . not oi our party;
pocy. 81 y. 70 oiSs'S sSe a. = Ssomsd g naow psss5
9eneIous govefnp1ent made iuspcssible' We should
AZ @ 70 one, be no brawersn ana here the
tscc y xoctf reered to the reprehensible prac
rst - enmUiR candidates and oflCcu tndisoeimi.
.:ssy. speaking OF tho incoming administration
&c advlso1 % eve II fair trial in the spirit Of union,
loxnearance, piety and honesty, that we may have
70 ynuCh media.
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I'VE PRAISE THEE, o GOD"
Politics, Morality and Christian
Doctrine Exp0unded from
the Modern Pulpit.
Hints S6r the People and the Ztew
Political Regime.

From meteorological point Of vie q Yesterday
was In marked contrast 10 the last fecedinr SAB
bath, being . clear, bright and bf Auttful winter
day, whne the Sunday OF eeer aoo vas
raw, Damp dull ana misty. corssonerce
OF yesterdays hne weather The s,,srcsrcs
at places Of divine wors' Az was nne also
IN regard notn to numb 1rs and appearance.
Religion nAa st least the 40 eantaoe over hns,nes in
.no lacs .ha1 can De- or generally, attended TO-,
~, ao. s".sis psne ! and If such permission be
s,s.a.ss,s :, = pos <poned for week. No such
ss'eenDle Al'srna' 40 was presented yesterday,
and religion We therefore, fashionable, be.
- 800. on.en" s. At. i The subjects embraced
= @ un" 1fses OF the various Ipreachera
"'ae, s' Instances sentimental ana while few
49, <0aitics, theatricals and secular anairs,
sa,,s.. number Of the pastors confined them
'.S \spiritual themes. Below win be found re-
~. - shemore interesting sermons in the metrop
n and it's suburbs, as well as in Poughkeepsie,
-sentOn. Bridgeport and other towns.
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sIEItslS srmfr pswtnsls' cxu'ca.
"rse nevi..I Needed ~ rss.s D.y..-s,

mon BY the Rev. Day a. Lee.
The Rev. nr. Lee delivered as<rnon on this subject
iast evening, taxing FOR hIs text rsAlm lxxi, o, l.
"fic shah como down luxe rain upon the mown
gruas "a showers that warcr the earth In Has days
shall Ihc righteous iourish and abundance OF peace
so long ~ the moon endureth.r This he said, was
clesfiy promlse of reyivaIs IN the Hebrew and
Christian Cnurches On the LORD should visit his
people In the ministries on chosen men. The
bosuty of the words ana their glowing
truth convinced us Of their full inspiration,
nnd showed That we may look for the
dressings they mention even 10 days like the present
We wero assured we wculd have visits from the
LORD, ana that tbc eaecl would be reyiyas Of peace
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acteraua sood reputation h IN incalculshls BEN
ent but money got ~ fhe sale & character and the
de1pise ycu; dying, curses viI he your monument
Thsref0Fe, beoeech you 70 seek after God, pray to
fties. and God WIN strengthen and prosper You TO
the end. .
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and ieexn hat Y b the Judgment Of the great DAY.
Ana teas gfSat and terrible day has begun. me
given bo the King Of Zion: and they begin 70 feel
the iron rod. Even 20, amen.
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE
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tons afv strictly follewei and esftisd sat "
. greet aany casss 4 aafis aess BE- hseh aai
aeiss' ff . tafs, and shols fsmilies base besa
cured NJ 3 siaeis 'ptiIe, wlth : psTfsei fea'efa
iioa n me K%saefai health. u ~ hos tsst
pradsnl apA IN sseFy ease tnore esttsin W cur
ts ase u continued u smaller dosss ~ 2
msak or two aaef the disease has been checked,
morr especially IN alascaIs aud . ng.siaHfihG
cases. Usually. this medicine will not require
any aid 70 keep The bowels Ia gccd ofd'f'
should The patient however, require q ea'hefiic
medleins, anef having taken...ihree or IouI
dosck Of the Tonic, a single dose q BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufR.
Client.
m John BULLS Principal Oaice.
No 80 finh, Cross street,
Louisville, Ky
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Radical Courtesy.

Some of our Radical officers seem
to labor under a fear that they will
not make themselves sufficiently
odious to the people to suit their
little master, one Ames. Lands are
advertised for taxes, and where it is
possible the advertisement is insert
ed in an obscure paper suspected Of
Radical leanings, rendering it next
to impossible for the owners of the
land, the parties interested, ever. to
see them. This is shrewd Radical
dodge to take a snap judgment upon
the people. We have heard Of in
stances in other counties where lands
were advertised for taxes, after the
collector had been shown receipts in
full for taxes assessed, also of mer-
chants who held and exhibited re-
ceipts in full for the taxes assessed,
against their business being forced
to ride Is, 20 and 80 miles to see
the little lord who was about to sell
them out. What a misfortune i
would be to our people if they were
not made to feel the tyrant's rod
And how is it possible for some Q
Little Ames' appointees to maxi
themselves importantif they do no
follow in the footsteps Of their mas
ter, and be exceedingly ~superciliou
to the serfs-aasses,' as Ames' orgal
styles them--over whom they hav
been set.-Summt Times,
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{. NOTICES.

-L"H |L.L. 81
SPECIAL NoTicE.-As the season Of the year is
now upon us when the accumulated contain
Of the blood and system begin to show
themselves In blotches, pimples, and thousand
and one other different and unsightly forms, re
naturally look around for somtheing to purity
the blood. We can make a suggestion which, IL
you profit by, you will thank US forever after.
II is the secret of lovcliness, for none ofus can be
beautiful or healthy unless pure blood ''courses
through our veins and "bepaints our cheeks"
Take a. Few bottles of Dr.. HasieyAso Compound
SyrupofSarsaparilla with ofIodide Potash. 1t
has stood the test Of nearly half a century,
and is still the most reliable renewer of the
system extant. Read Jas. Ruddle& Co'scolumn.
M FAN WI III M.| b.. +ra
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We would call special attention
to the advertisement Of the Union
Female College, in another column.
We can safely recommend this we'll
deserving institution Of learning,
located at Oxford, Miss, decidedly
the most healthy place in North
Mississippi, with a corps of teachers
unsurpassed BY any institution in the
South. We would earnestly insist
upon the people of Mississippi pa
troubling State institutions when
there is one deserving of their pa
tronage within its boundaries.
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viLtAsow, WALKER COUNTY, Ca
Luna 20 lhhh

June 20, 1866.
DR. Joas BuLL-Dear Sir; | have recently
given your " Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find It wonderfully eficacious. II has not
failed in single instance to have the wished
for effect | am doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for zone article Of
the kind. | am lree TO confess that | know Of
no remedy recommended by the ablest authors
that Is 50 certain and speedy in its effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain in the extreme.
Ny object In writing you is to find out upon
what terms | can get the medicine directly
from you; il | can get II upon easy terms,
shall use a great deal Of it. ! am aware that
the use of such articles is contrary to the teach
iugs of a great majority of the regular line OF
N. DIS, but I see no Just cause of good sense
in discarding a remedy which we know to be
efficient simply. because we may be Ignorant Of
its combination. For my part, ! shall make il
a rule to use all and any means 10 alleviate suf,
fering humanity which | may be able to com.
mand-not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned it
efacts first, and secured the sole right to secure
that knowledge. However, | am by no meant
an advocate or supporter Of the thousands o
worthless nostrums that food the country, tina
purport to cure all manner Of disease TO which
human flesh is heir, Please reply soon, AM
inform ME of your best terms.
am sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, N, D.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE. WON
Beware of Counterfeittl Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been eountcrfeited, and the counter
feiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right TO manufacture and
sell the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, of
Louisville, Ky. Examine well tho label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on
each bottle, do not purchase, or you will be
deceived. See my column advertisement, and
show my card. I win prosecute any one in
ringing on my right. The genuine Smiths
Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by myself.
Tho puhlic's servant
Louisville, KY ed .rmh JOHN BULL.
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BULLS cEDRoN BITTERs.
DOCUMENT.

AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
Arkansa, Heard Eom--Tssamony Of Medical
Men.
stoney Point, White Co., Ark, May %, '66.
DR.. John BuA-Dear Sir: Last February /
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and ! got
some Of your S~arsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
Ny son-in-law, who was with me in the store,
has been down with rheumatism for ZONE time,
commgncei on the bitters, and soon found his
general health improved. DR.. Gist who has
been in bad health, tried them, and he also i'm
proved. DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several -years-stonndeh and liner affected
improved very much by the use Of your Bitters.
Indeed, the Cedron Bitters have given you
great popularity In this settlement. I think ]
could sell a great quantity Of yeur medicines
this fall--espccislly or your Cedron Bitters and
Sarsapsriila. Ship me via Memphis, care Of
Rickett b Nicely. Respectfully, z
Prepared by Dr.. John Bull, at bis LahoraO
ny, Firth street, Louisville, Ky.
For tale by ell Druggists ana neaiera
hn1I.
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Wagon and Carriage Making and
IN Repairing. IN
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton
Presses made to order.

Having located in SARpIs, the undersigned
tender their services to the citizens Of Pamela
and adjoining counties, and solicit a shars Of
their patronage. We arc prepared to build
Wagons and Buggies and repair Carriages Of
every description in a workmanlike style, and
guarantee satisfaction. We will also build
Plows, Gin Gearing and Cotton Presses at the
shortest notice, and win attend TO oil calls made
upon us accessible to the different railroad de-
pots or river landings at moderate prices for
cash. - Il 800
j.. C. DUvALL h SON.
Sardis, Miss, July 10, ls69.-tf."s g7F
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Batesville is still going ahead 10
the way of improvements, Our en-
tsrprising friend Mr.. W. $. Harris,
has commenced the erection Of q
two-stcry brick s%tore-house, and we
hear of Others in contemplation.
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I~NSOLVENT NOTICE.

To the creditors Of Mahial Light deceased:
The estate Of said deceased, having bsen de-.
clared insolvent At the June tern, 1e6D, sof the
Probate Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
this is to notify You that unless you probate
your claims against said estate aud have them
registered 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of aaid
court by tho Let day Of July, 1870, they will
be forever barred.
n ". LIGHT, Administrator
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
To my United States and World WIDE
Readers.

have received many testimonials from pro-
~fessional aud medical men, a. my almanacs
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following from a
highly educated and popular physician in Geor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible com
munications ! have ever received. DR.. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks Of and his tes-
timony deserves TO be written in letters of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
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msis sih ne Iaaa OF then
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300 = vns. Wins lseKs ssfa ~ n
afihs sri amwaaiia successfully
sailei irons some fsInt - Long
Island ihis morning CT tulaA
wasHsafoy. JaIy Ia Sossitie
.,andiag ihe feprstei sifors@ y N.
duee he President % IL "a ssay
dsy ~ The elections IN Mis-is-iFa
and Tsxas, there seems 20 h. NJ
doubt bat that Ne wlI designate The
fourth Tuesday h November ~ Che
time fof holding aid elections
Nothing wa. said on the subject Ia
the eabiae, meeting to-day
wA.HNeroS, July ia-The fol.
lowing !. Judge Dents letter 10
Mesars. J. q wonord and A jerks.
Of Mississippi
WASHINGTON, July ., 1869.
GeSrtEssS-Your communica.
ton OF this day, requesting permis.
sion 10 place my name before the
National Union Republican Convcn.
ton IL at hand, aud in reply
| beg to assure you, that If ] can IN
the least be instrumental In restor.
ing the State OF my adoption to hel
nominal place in the Union, anC
secure her a good local administra
ton, you have permission TO use m,
name for any position within tn
gift of the National Republican
party of your State. The platform
adopted by your Convention a
Jackson, on the 22d of June last,
most heartily approve and endorse
"With great respect, | have tn
honor to be your obedient servant.
TSigned1 "LoUIs DENT
Messrs. James NJ. Carlisle an
Philip Phillips to-day presented
Chief Justice Chase the petition {
L. NJ. Yerger, on trial before a mil
tary commission for the murder
Colonel Crane, praying for a writ
habeas corpus to take him from IL
custody of the military commission
Tha petition is in the usual form.
The Chief Justice received Il
: application, and fixed Wednesda
at ten o'clock, for hearing the arg
ment, in the Supreme Courtroom
the Capitol.
Attorney General Hoar will re
resent the interests of the Cover
Y ment a 1.-THE hearing. Therealpo
to be determined is whether
much of the Reconstruction acts
h permit military commissioners
try persons accused of crime, is u
" constitutional. This will be- t
only point of the Reconstruct
y laws, the constitutionality of viii
1 will be questioned.
~
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sonfnt % AfrEsfIns

~ a. fls, 4 Hurig
hereby eefub that aafins isi fssf 80
sf'setsd slih N sFas ThiIn W. ttskshsfg
Vie anf b7ef asvsfai popnisf pateat msai
cirts sith boz lsmrafafy fshsf usU fsafhlag
home the disease returned ia 4 Tufss sfva u
reasihle. shea ny medical sitssiaat ordered
quinihs, In large doses ftqaenty ~ birh -
10 stains PEI ~, asd which must htss tef'
me WEAKLY 900 I consisted d. Swith. u
Losisvlils, and found be rse-rihsd ouleins
and Aueule combined. which | fsenssd 70 tats
pteisffng 10 let the disease tabs iH course.
wac almost hlecdless, ettfemely exhsuetsd, saa
pronounced with enlarged liver and splssr
About this time the advtfslssmsht Of Hurley :
Agnc rouic appeared In e city paper, ssd
determined 70 give TIA trial. ! did %, sed
have no reason 70 regret it,-one hottie ~
stored me completely, aud since that time !
have seen nearly a hundred csass IN which ~
acted with equally happy results, aud ~oald
certainly recommend Il as preferable 70 any
other tonic befofe the public
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer
Louisville. Ky, June n, 1895
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The evidence Tor the defense In
the Yergsr case was closed on the
9th Inst.