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DIST Mt r. "A N t.
EMORY CorIxaE. OXFORD. GA. December %. 1865.
gagged for many tears Id the acive duties 81 the
Msosca pr"fession. !sr only superacially acquant-
am well acquainted wiihits chen1saI eiem ents 80
;Whnes therefore: rannOt speak experimentally OF
she valgs & tes se the snfectng and
g 10 .os,tion. together with the well known reputa-
non y IT'S dscoverer as chemist authcrsze me to
muat pc considered as valuable contribution TO the
class OF Articles 10 which It beicngs ~
These y!awsat may add. are sustained by thetesti.
mony OF many competent Judges who have tested
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
esa@:l ~ s,,f s Yours; Mu aS5 respectfully. p
'.@ Aspti1 .tskia1 I al+~--.-- 5f lsgs al .a3
CURES BURNs. yDu NDs. sT1N as, 90.
y,83 5s. ,3 ,AIkBk1fA NAANE HoHrffAT.. !
TUst ALoosA December 10 1865 :
"essrs; SoHsH DARBY Co., Ne. 100 wi0isna- street.
e!e,t tsnsenAi received your oircalsfs Of the 10Th
instant n asking an expression OF opn1on from me
psrahon has Seen 80 gs1tEaijs nsed by the proIes-
sion and pubic as large and 20 universally esteeua.
ea that II seems 70 me to need no further zroofn
As dsinfectsnt apd RENE liai agent too when in
acat o. II ts not exceL b, any similar pfeparatoh.
an this h. spital and cor not do wislout them x
consider yous tAe beat and most elegant prepare
ton OF tho kind manufectufcd. ~ a@iEia ~
Respectiuhy yours, &cS. 92 he'.M
BRICE. M. d.
snw't ana ffysscisnsA Alabalna insane hospital.
4 DDyVI ~ q. NOISE,
WHoLEsALE DRUa0IsIS,
Nay 26 tathsaMos' Agenfs for south Caroltna
40 Il . O. n n, 7 e1
, i;9 isgps.Icg PER, e. 70 .rsn BEST 1MponrHD %.
'7S ynss as';'' No ii 81 nsss4ss 3; Rans Street.
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pERG'sUN NIvERsAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALvE. y f't -1@

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS RFFDo TKu
innnmerable cures. and has gained for itsei ureat
reputation The dlscoverer Of this salye has apple q
ing the Cfimean War. and has oured Dangerous
13rnda IN many casts considered ndortal.I5,i Il,
secret Of making this sAye; nom lis experiencI In
qstng It in Europe and the suceess attending it's ap
there he has been tndced TO introdtce It
INTO the Ulitad States IT kElIEVES PAM =.
19pss xho have Wounds. Bruises cnta of all
1inds' OF Sores Felons. scratches: Musqhito Bltes
Ffoei Bitten Joints, Sore Lbs. Chilblai 4 ChNdrens
scorbutt6 complaints on Head ana Fscs are speeaisS
cured 1t has proved ot grest advantage to ladies'.
fnd " peculiarly adapted for Gathered 6reasts core
lege, &c: through confinement, and other causes
. II acts Ike magic in removing Boils Puppies, and
Guy. Uusaneoas Diseases. and has been successfully
nsed TOT corns buntona Shd Sore Throat by apply
ing exte rna1iy every evenioR before going to bAd
Eor sale By all druggists PRICE 26c.. 600, ana 81
per sar. ofnce. NJ 960 B,wery. NJ Y. None genuine
unless eounteraigned 4. BERG'B UNIVERSAL Rus
SIAN hAALING sB4LyE,, No 280 Bowery,, New
1ofk. etuth ~ July
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PROHIBITS LIVER mnD1crnr

Dr.. ProphiI-Having used this medicine suff.
eienty long to test it's virtue. nd to satisfy my own
disease from which the writer has suffered mnch
for six years-and being persuaded that hund1 eds
who nov suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s1gnally benefited he has been BY its use we
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy which
his family the greatest relief :" -%,TG -
NJ. w. ARNOLD
"a or the Georgia Conference
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Lonslgnees per south nOilna 1gailroaa
Hn s July 12 tNNlt
"a baies Cotton, Al bales DOmestics, $40 sackb
Wheat, 80 sacks Flour. 20l bhs Naval storts care
Wood, car Slaves, car stock. TO Railroad Agent
1hurstona Il Holmes, Frost H. tAdger, @ II Walter &
Co, Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, a B ulligan, Kirkpatrick
Witte. w x RN an, Goldsmith Son. htephouse &
co. Ltschgi, W W Smith, bopbinet MOI herson &
GO, G W Williams & Co. Jnos Marshall. H BisohoT +
90. .,.,. MI,
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Markets NY Telegraph.

n @EoRE1eN- MARKETS, n
LONDON. July 12s Noon &C onsols 931. Bonds
lef1S. Sugar. on the spct duh. Turpent,ne 27s Cd
u Afternoon. .-Bo1 ds SlH. - ita+t 2aa
Al. 41yFRpoo1, July, 12-Noon.,- Cotton sctiye: up
fe1anda i121Sd; 0rleans i2kd; sales "a 900 bales:
n.GBeeSdst,ifs s. a"iet: Other articles unchanged
isl Ast1bon. Lard dtst.? Polk arm J" ,f!s ~,
10 .Rvaning +-Cottcn aotlye quotations unchanged
tsSes ~ geo tale' bas ,eo1n old ass ed 3d.
81" ,a en. II s,a '2'ia " "a
Lis HXHRH. Jolly as.-Cotop, onttke Epot and efoat
a. d~esao at o1postas o1postasrno MARKETS.. I.Ior =
iot NEW YORK; july l2- Noo1l Stocks very sttpng
1nA actlye. Money 7. S.eriing iaA Gold SO n:
COTTON hfh 1t SS1t1a3fc Rostn Arm; strained % so
Kygning "a overnmeats closed strong. '6l's 143,
godshefn dbl N6iaey hct, 4ef; oeihand ready met
at7. Startling s1sals. Gold strong at 81. Stocks
St1chR. Cotton nnohanaedS sales $50 bales at s4ka
Bake. Flour unchanged. Wheat heavy and 2aso
7cwez: GC6rM Ae4vJ adl 1sas lower. Beef steady
Pork hrm at $50 z2s6as2A7X. Lard st,ady. suasr
! e'trn 1Gusootado III xa111c Other groceries dun.
N&tai stores tirmef! Tutpentthe 44a46c Ffeighss
nnl iBANrMoRt, July --C6t.on. steauy at 9Ahc
rh ,cafce oWheat weak; receipts large
:risaew red 81 beal 1s6, Corn hr1a; yellow e6assc;
81 shits 81 o. Oats 7sa75c Pork qniet at sSA Ba-
u u 1os bho!sde.s it,1e.5'id I" 2rrn:asx
cueC1NsAT1. July a. -Whishsy higher at ,Ssee
n0oS poXk HolO 8C @0o ib0cOn. DnoUtu6r6 14Cs
:. ssat rfaea isc erdand light Lard held as1sc.
81. LOUIS July hiskey At@ ,at 81 2Provi.
,saone 4diSt ahdnnchanged.
Louuvu1z. July a2-Provisions quiet. Mess pork
ssa lBaeeD, clear sides, lsMa; shoulders 14hc.
NEishwsAessaee. eyN,a;y ~ ,o,i..,17
wnaG4HaToH, July 1A-Spirits turpentine quiet
at sec 'Rosin quiet at 81 S5sa d. Crude turper.
!, tine q s5.s, Quiet Cotton, middling at $40
). !os AysVsFAs sJply ~ - Cotton, market dpn and
pices entirely nominal; sales IS baless reaeps 20
G 1a1ea 11',.fi - 10 Td4lH ,ToL :&as 4.
q :, Savannah cotton. market quist; mid
ratn8 8a,scs sales obalesi receipts 26 bales Q
2: . e.,D 4 e.: ~ esbar}s sss bales s,s IA :"
,,S oNKw ea1aAaa; July 12.--oottou quiet; piddlng
aaxs sales 90 bales; fesed.t a42 bales. Gold s7k
sso teriiag 6ok. New Yorl sight ~ premium. Mo-
4sa1aKsss choice fermantins 60ss4c. /. n .er:.t
~ ifI'aN n .ytt
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AND a CO g

FROM WEIGH MANKIND SUFFER
over o large part Of the globe, is the
consequence Of diseased action in
the system. induced by the poison.
lous m1asm OF vegetable decay, This
exhalstaon is evolved by the echon
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TOh FEMALES
FOR SPRING USE
ASrNO BlTTERS EQUAL TO THEN. .en
THE CELEBRAT TED SUMTER BITTERs.
made Of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND BOOTS. 40
well known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMoM11R FLOW.
ERS, SNAKE ROOT. CHERRY BARK.
"'',' GINGER.
And such other HERBS AND ROOTS as will in aM
cases sssist Digestion promote the secretions ofthe
system in the natural channels and give
- TONE AND YIGOR TO THE
YOUNG AND OZD. HALE AND FBMALN
Ah Use Il With won.aesful sucee.
b aa BRINGS COLOR
TO THE PALE WHITE LIP.
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-woRN
CoUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND GRE
ATEs APPETITE. 0A."s@
ZRY THEM. USE NO 0THna.
Ask for SUMTER BIIIERs Sold by Drugsisss
and Giocers. }2
AD-see that signature is over the cork OF each
hottle. DoWlE q Dau1sr
/ P0PRIEToRs AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Mayl0 - Oharlestcp.. g. G.
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SIS Exports.
PHH.ADELPHIA-Perbr BRIG Josie Devereanx.1se
ess.ces Rice, =? hales Upland Cotton. 100 bblH
Rosio. II bales Rage, nales Rope Cuttings 4
hhds Iron. 400 tons Phosphate. =
Charleston Cotton and Ilice Market.
OFEiCr or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,j
HARLEsTON. Monday Evening, July ~. I
Y corroS-A tight demand prevailed for this arti-
Gle and previous figures were steadily maintained.
Sales about as bales, vz 13 at 80, 10 at 32 at
SIX: :25 at s3 cents. We quote:
,,j ,jH :, L1vERPooL c1AssH1oA81oN.o
Ordinary TO uood ordinary. 80 @3a
20 n4dLo@ dDiddiing. .....n........,.. .S2k@-+.i,
= IhadonnR.... ..S3 O.
Dy New York classification we quote u
,a.im mMiddHng ,........ -: :. ssh@-
~ RICn.~-A fairly sustained inquiry prevailed for
s gsainat steady prices. Sales 1913 ,ierces OF clean
Caroline, viz: IL teroes at IN; 50 at TX; GO nt TX
cents ,He quote common to fair clean Carolina IN
.@7K; goofs@as1c p ib. q
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/ Va II I7T T.TIINII5l4HE5I
Lettety from Atsr. II. 81 eaeys, eg Georgia.
RAMEOApAvtLtN Ga Sertefnncr 20 1853
slactis Fluid ID an article Of little
cost *fne. Iie DOM Hsdc As vel as Unedi-
ctnal uaes Rts itumerous, white ia are
a0st wonderful have not hssp without It for
ten years. end mo head Of o tainiiy who can afforl
TO have 1t should be without It.
" i'o s@* " tis ALEX. H: STEPHENS. %,
THE WONDERFUL FAMHl. n aR 81: 1Ii.
,. y &. i24fhg> n tCIN Il. n tts lssrs.
Aste from the Surgeon General Of TIE late ObnJsder.
ate States. ~" 80 V7@''-
RICHMOND, Va, .5auuary IA, 1885,
/, York: ~O"
Gensssm4m-I have received your letter OF the 18th
OF De.embeF. 1895, calling my attention 70 lyour
Darby Propky ylactfc) Fluid. - =
most cheertnlly state that the Fluid was susnish
ed to, and extensIvely used by, the sureeohs In
charge char q gspsss! ssp'.ala in e con'edera'e
geors making 1AyotsbJs xepcrt- great deal Of it
wss use! 4n the hospitals. si
e u sisSs sAkI4 2kl HpM xToORB, M ID, Is,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-23

A sailor named George Forbes, who was
lost overheard from scow in Lake Michigan
and nearly drowned before he was rescued
thus describes the feelings he experienced on
the OCCASION We quote from the Detroit
Free Press -
was feeling more courage, and striking
out with will, when sudden cramp catched
me all over, and | could not take another
stroke. felt like lump of lead Ny head
began to spin around, great lump rose in
my throat and choked me, and my eyes closed
as if weight had been hung on the lids.
| began to drown felt it then came a
feeling something like red hot rod being
drawn through my brain My head felt like
fire. A humming, roaring noise went through
my ears, and my body felt as light as a
feather, The waves carried me about without
an effort on my part, and laughod--it
seemed so curious that actually laughed
didn't care to be picked up-didnt care
for Lizzie-only wanted to float and drift for
ever on the rollers. The water came into
my face and mouth, but never tried to keep
my head up. | wouldn't have moved my fin
ger to have been aboard the scow. II grew
darker and darker the old fire feeling came
through my head again Something eiutched
nue. by the leg and drew me down. | rocked
to and fro, felt a noise like the distant dis
charge Of cannon, aud then | dropped
asleep"
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The alabama Question.

In connection with lhcre4olutionol the Rcpub-
licm State Convention ON this subject, we invite
attention TO the annexed extract from speech iu
the British House of Lords, delivered on the 9TH
instant, hy Lord ShNtiorl de Redciae The au-
thor OF tie resolution was not wrong in bis guess
at Che sore spot in Che old lion
silt is reasonable 90 expect that &C. Her Nojc4-
tvs Government think proper t0 resume uc40tia-
tionS for The lau'nbie purpose OF removing all
p0ssi De- causes ui misunderstanding between Eng
land and America. they will not have .o confront
propositions which Justice and honor, no less than
the national interest, will compel as 90 reject.
II ln- been -lid, though with little reelection,
chat the United States will hidc their time, and
abstain from calling US TO % reckoning till, free
from their own cmmrras@mcnl~, and seeing us loo
difficulty they mny revive their suspended claims,
and bring us. in moment of weakness o. tcuuS
Of their0wn dicnti1n. God forbid that we should
entertain So base "a suspicion, worthy onlyo those
henightel ages when passion, trcachcry, and yiJ-
lcnce prevailed 10 the councils of contendmg
nations, and oyerruled every sentiment ui Justice
and humanity. so, my Lord. notwithstanding
some clouds which uyerhang the western horizon.
put my trust In the strength of public opinion
Whethcrln this side Di the Atlantic or the other,
and in those ties of mutual interest and those
symmthies ol race and law which forbid the
adoption hy either iugant ol amy extreme 0r hos.
tile course. The recent arrival In this country of
% representative, known in both hemi-pheres for
hls grent literary nttainments and enjoying %
high social reputation in the old as well as u the
new country. maybe aocepfH as an amen Of pclcc.
lie comes among as once moro with every person.
al motive For establishing bis we,l-cancd iunc ON
the deep and durable foundations of success in
pacific diplomacy. and we may hope that his i'm
structiOns, proceeding from the SINE source as
his appointment, will enable him To realize our
{ .....N Na.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-23

We recently announced the sudden death OF
Hon uEvRy j. RAYMOND, the founder ana ou''or
Of the Ns,o York Times, and ono Of the abe-t ana
best known Of American journalists, in the hltieih
wear Of his age lie graduated at the University
of Vermont, in 1910, and after studying law anu
teaching school for one year, he became nm assist
ant editor Of the New York Tribune, but alter
short period of service there he went to The
Courier y Inquirer, and occupied n similar posi-
tiQn on that paper for several years. In 1851 he
established the Times, and the success Of that
paper is due largely to his energy, perseverance
and decided ability
Mr. Raymond was politician as well as edi-
tor. and held many positions Of honor, having
been Speaker of the New York Assembly, Lieut.
Governor Of that State and % member Of Congress.
lie was most excellent presiding officer, and q
skinml dclntcr, but did not gain any reputation
as legislator, and will be longest remembered
because of his connection with the daily press,
and as an author
Mr.. Raymond bad been in good health, and at
tended a meeting oil political friends last evening"
The sudden death Of Mr.. RAYNoNp makes a
widespread and profound impression. That %
leader has fallen. both in the journalism and poll
ties of the country, seems to be realized on every
hand. There is uniform testimony from athe
pres, of all parties to his great and versatile
ability AIS "a journalist, and also 10 hi. many per-
.lnql virtue. ASA man Mr. Greeley with whom
BE was long ns-Jcutcl, bear. emphatic testimony
AS Follows
There were probably others who ovnccd
greater ability in some special department but
resifdns JiuIn3'!'-n III IT'S ,'oi.'s ,, ,',,
,.. s'p"rigr 10 Hsnr, j l,aymond."
fbe circumstance attending Mr.. Raymond's
dead, ,yre pe,uliarly pathetic. The day before
l.I,l r..l. ,.,or h, trcen,,ood Cemetery with
l,;s l,p,bt.r to .,lsct n iamily buryinr-pncc.
,i,5 tbe WAN of removing thitber the remains of
bi. s.c,n5 San. ,,to died in tbe early .prinr. 10
one or two off hi. friends. whom he met during
ttc do,. he had spo.cn of sudden death as a favor
or. mot q, be rcrrctted and in a conversation
will, bi. mariner and friend Mr. George Jones.
L.h,l J,,olt ,non fine necessity of making Mi.
will spcnding most of the evening at home. he
wont o,t b,t,yecn nine and ten. and PASSED two
or tl,ce b,u,. with some friend. of the Republi-
,,n General Committee. of which he had ntely
te.r tl.c pr,sident npd returned home. III. wa.
.,,ro.se1 oh,rt midpigbt After rettinr within
t,c d,,r ord lacking II he seems To have received
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-23

,T.e 5tu, animal r,coiino ,r tbo CONGREGATIONAL
,t;ni.,,'.. a,1 chnrob,.,r vcrn,,nt bas been held
I 4, pr,,1.n ,to ,,ros,.,, vol commencing on
,r,osi,,. anil ,i,.in,, 1b,,rslo, evening TN,
attendance bos Iocr co,l. and the interest una.
I,tod ~ tho cl,so
/ he s.,yicos ,,or, onened ON Tuesday bya very
.llo and interesting sermon from Professor NJ
I'm nn,tbom. or harrington. rromgl Cor. ia. 70
S. seoing tben tbnt we have such hope. we use
GREAT pioinne.. of speech."
In tbc afternoon. after listening to reports Of
leloo,te. f,oin rreign bodies. the report Of the
c,rrcsoondino secretary. Rcy. 4. II. Byington,
,,os prc.cnted which showed thnt the whole
number of churches Is 1885, containing in all Is ,57i
,,,.,,l.,,,s an ,,c,ogo of ob,nt of each. One-fnl
ortl,s, nm, ,pjcr thirty years of nsc Tie re.
mart smoke off revival. in many of the churches
moro IN Addison county tbnn in any other
ami ,f g,rot mower and interest in Brilport. Fer.
ri.b1rr and yer,enncs. The whole number OF
conversions f.. NOR, than 600 additions TO Chs
c,,,,r.tos mi, ur,g...i,n of mitb SIG by letter
ts i,,lI 5.t tbe net min 1875 The whole
nn,olcr or Gmilios connected with our congrcra.
iions #. ,b,nt - 600. and of individual. 10000
rte whole ovpen4e of sustaining the gospel in all
,,r ,burcl... i. ol,ot $50 600.
.r,o ro,..,,. n,ti,,i the fact t,nt there ho, been
d t.ndcna, off lnt, vcar.. and especially the last
,.,, Fl, eppl,y E,nncel4.. in ali chur.h hes. more
/ .,r,al, tban for uony Year. before
Tuesday evening. Professor nuusorUri. OF
/ Hurlpot5n ro,l n ,arclully-pf,plfcl paper on
tbe relations of Christian Associations To- thc
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

% A.H ..HN. l..HaHa
MIL R,U anil R,1 IJ,,,,,rs ,,,J d..
St-t,,,s III 49,. 49, n''
iVor8 oc Egsb,og- Cgy,,b, L,,,oy,,, ~
,;,as- Iorl5, Xxi, Fgse, ~ J,,,,,,,
SoeadJbr,9 p,e,nors---A IRA pair R,,i
NE" loHA' June ~ loov-
i 10 would be unreasonable in y0u 10 expect any
very stirring news from New York just now, lor
tte reason That our people have no other Occupa-
t.1h tAan reading or listening TO descriptions OF
'ne Boston Jubilee
w are generally supposed BY the B1sionians
/ 10 pc suffering qhntttrlDle ana excruc@ting pangs
"a ,i'u'e "' we 'u'v'99 ~ Vidi mummy festival.
guy G ,'l'ion y no o3lDt iouldel IN truth
' w.. .''' ",'.'a is.llg2e' l'l'N vi nun
I.F ~ Il" ...j'i i.'ol f'"i5 g' Ioic! llou
ti''',' my vi n '.i '.i7iet tno music ana
'' I W. mus, oi V y. .ne U.as urun
VI ,, ',,' 'n,n P'Sers Pnu
n' '.''nl'o" Mn'le'oI 70 Sle T. ana i, /. Pas-'-
l'e' '''est igl,iAIAs are +, e,iuehly the
,o,i,3i p'I.3 pi'''"''"' 7p''o INV no one
i'i ~ pa ~ ','lu'
81; ~ ''ii''''ii,S 9l'Bnl
W. ,'''itu9 s'.ilo6 We si9o1tn
tr;I ~ t;I t t ,. W. i',.i , WY 1i In'
... D. :. 49, '"o i, ,f,'''i''.' "''u 'nvii-
- ' i'-I ,'v ''Gn tllouslliu SPEC
a. Ll, f.i.,, ~ 80. ',' sio"t 3u ~
,nr boniso,. li,,+ Tr H. 5. s1a i'l r
80 80 r,c-=, . n, N NJ ". VI Wv
1,at ,, I'll , w., VI a;;I - psi'Jia
Milo ,,r, r l noil F;. )" t'e
- =. -. 'al' 1 q, ~ iti.NV' 70,
5r tio H. ,n,. w., ,'rE g. WIZ" Ic IuIstcui
VIZ, o,r ,Io ,,o ,"Iol '3r my nieiIer Silence
rins aoe '' 80 i nus J w. uieu gIv ~ le
Ilpe ase Oh se!ehty-oRe' tQr versatility and
WI 81 'nsen'l9i ne mas il2 out lew superiors
L. - - -. ~ ~ 1v'o'' iio Nus twenty
,,-i,.a,'. III n,., ,ut ny nc H5lncu lne
In~ H., Iitb6rarb,, and ''','S or ~ o,sIIN
, ii.;nc ANY i ",,u "i'ei"uiua s'uuel
rl H.; - ''''i' g'i,n po'eiuo inyo-
~ % oulius InNiY on9 m tne
H.. '' "'ll leucualIo chemists
and h9i III nc w Il3Iougn 4pleHh'
rl H. III r ~ tb ', Nl,oMie vi R,lovogIa-
h. i3qa a,l No., S s''I ,..eiiS Vi DusueILe
81 ~ VIZ l'io,'loIS Uig nI9l leI5'n 10 take
NJ, ,ni iig sDOMeu iioieSsoi
49, ,,o. , YIN 'iteia's ~ means ol re-
rcr.ei NJ. tr;,.3 ,iiou'I nv. apPe.u re-
r,r,ro H. NJ KY Nv te Pnh Paenteu IN
Win WOOD, ,,Laejs ou"u tho ls' looonlotiNe
crarl nov nso5 H. "ut Miei Sie s''ne uouDle
,bnt"- iitbo,,r,,t, al iIiHieI ."o PIu1esr OF
Il nm, LI,ai ~ ""u P1oi''"1i u years before
c,r.;'., ri uIeul, ny ms process oil
nrits '.o , olu pak-noles were easily c9un-
49,, 49, - ~ "'a 70 Yu"iu us9lhst the abuse
t,'' T'o' nc Dro1gnt out ihe sys-
',i 'li,s,'s IN po.ols Oh the nnls ana had me
S., III %ts,'et' p4t never received any benefit
,r;tI ,,o pl'o'iI ull ue plhKs having used II
co ii3uv Ply ne perfected tue system o. making
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Religions Intelligence.

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and Corip,b Rev. w C. bowen Is ENGAGED
with the Congregational church in Jamaica.
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,bc cbnrrb '''s'' W "e's'"''"' WIN
I"ui'" P'e9Pv'y !" Hpl'n5"''o 90 G's ,In
Is Vaiuou as ,o' low" O9uI sg. soo'4UV :
luison'gos l''foV 'o,a' eo''VUU' l"'
~
'1v'' D'"'u nu'nu"''' ''o RYAN el''''
p no'''l's "SOlioS "' 'o''F"' meetings lh N''"'
"1u'
-Bey. j.. Kinney late OF Weston, has ace
cepted the call OF the BAPTIST church IN Ira.
Some forty have recently been added Co
the Baptist church at Ncrgcnness.
Six persons were bapiised aud united
with the Baptist church al No Danyile last
Sabbath.
-Fonr per.ons united with the B,pt.t
church in Montgomery Centre, june 6th.
making S in an since April lst
The Bautist Church Society M ualfay
Centre. have secured the services of Rev.
Samuel Fish the coming wear
Tho F-o,,r;u p,nti., eo.;.,. IL. s,.c
GAIA ..o ALI, ,,,l IN y.,,,;.i ...
sona,s ~ '''''7 ''''' ''' ''''''''' l''
gr
Ihe appr,oPfil,su.onspas'ca Tor missionary
Iupos" ny lne rplscoi ai onui'h' ln Nef-
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pc p,"ru o. i'auu A8,nl l,'., o. ''1 W n'-
ep"' vauI ,l, appropriate 9l'-VV TO- bi7nop
D'Ssol. ln ooo'
Measures are in progress for the cree
you ol u i''''7''''' i-l'iScol"' '"''cn III ""'-
"ns'olu'
MIR Homer White Of felchyillc, received
Deacon's orders at tho hand Of Bishop Biz
sell at Windsor on Sabbath 18th ondprcachcd
in the afternoon
The largest Methodist salary paid in
New England is So 800 and house-rent. to
the pastor Of fremont street church. Boston.
The largest membership. 6lS with As proba
tionors, is that of ST. Paul's church. Lowell
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harmonious volume Of trained melody, supported
by go grand on orchestral force, must be imagined,
not described
The week OF Jubilee IS ended, and it deserves 90
De sud- to the credit of Boston, that no other city
could so hravoy have undertaken, or so success
fully carried out 80 great work. 10 those VI
her citizens who 30 chceriuly put their shoulder
t. Che wheel, and have carried to so successful an
issue ibis great undertaking, she should give aIl
pmi-c.
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" At festival party Of old and young,
the question was asked Which season of
life is most happy After being freely dis
cussed by the guests, it was referred for an.
swer TO the host, upon whom was the burden
Of lourscore years. He asked If thoy had
not noticed group Of trees before the dwell
ing, and said ; When the spring comes, and
IN the soft air the buds are breaking on the
trees, and these are covered with blossoms, |
think how beautiful is sprinq And when
the summer comes, and covers the trees with
its heavy foliage, and singing birds are all
among the branches, think how beautiful il
summer When autumn loads them with
golden fruit, and their leaves bear the gorge.
Gus tint, | think how beautiful is autumn
And when it is sere winter, and there is Meth.
er foliage nor fruit, then | look M. and
through the leatless branches, as could never
until now, | see the stars shine through