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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

An amateur concert was given at the White
Sulphur Springs on Tuesday, 10th inst, for the
benefit of the Episcopal church in Lexington
His Excellency Blacque Bey participated as bar
itone, and sang splendidly. Several ladies from
Richmond and Baltimore also took part and sang
splendidly About 5000 net was realized. Two
hundred dollars was afterwards handed in, and
$500 in all was given to Gen. Lee the next day.
The success of the concert was very much due
to the energy and business talent of o. f. Breeze,
Esq, of Baltimore, formerly of Richmond, who.
arranged the details, and carried it through so
much to the satisfaction of the visitors
The Effect on Temperature-The chilling effect
of the atmosphere seems to have been pretty gen.
eral. In portions of Maine the weather is report
ed the coolest experienced at this season for many
years, with slight frost on low lands At Con.
cord, N. H., there was a slight fall of snow on
Mount Washington, and ice formed during the
night. At Montreal snow fell in the country fifteen
miles back of the city.
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Mormonism in North Carolina.

Rev. NJ. i. Wood, writing from Mt. Airy, Surry
county, to the Raleigh Episcopal Methodist, -
states that MormOnism is finding converts in that
and perhaps some of the adjoining counties of this
State to q considerable extent. Several emissaries
of this foul deluSOn of the devil have been operat-
ing among the Ignorant and corrupt portion of the
population of that region and have succeeded to
an extent that is startling indeed. Not less than
$50 of these deluded converts were gathered in
the village OF Mt Airy, recently, to start on pilgrim.
age to Salt Lake. Several exhibitions of the
moral character of these saints were made while
tarrying at Mt. Asy, whichwere by no means COM
Our friend Of the Methods" thinks that sit
is important that those who are interested in the
moral and religious improvement of the people,
inform themselves fully in regard to the history,
principles and practices OF Mormonism and of every
other unscrptural and demoralzing system, foisted
upon the public by those whose purpose is to de-
ceive and mislead the ignorant and unwary. The
exposures of Its demoralizing and corruptng ten
denotes have been but little read or considered, and
hence among the more benighted and ignorant
classes, progress has been made in securing con-
verts" We think the best way to contend with
error is to teach the TRUTH 1t is true that any in
formation that can be had in regard to the his.
tory, principles and practices of Mormonism and
Of every other unscrptural and demOrallzing sys-
ten" without too great an expenditure of time,
should be procured. 1t may be used with effect
some time or other But life is too short to enable
one to post himself up in ''the history, principles
and practices of all the unscriptural denominations
set up by designing and unprincipled men to de-
ceive the Ignorant and unwary, Teach the truth
to these Preach the gospel to them in simplicity
and power Enlighten their consciences. Set forth
to them their corruption, sin and hefplessness.
Point them to Jesus as the Saviour-the only Saw.
our of sinners. Have them well instructed in all
goodness, and when these Mormon emissaries
come along with their corrupt teachings, these in-
teligent Bible Christians will Immediately see the
pit opened for them, and flee it as they would the
deadfiest enemy of their peace and happiness. The
best antdote to error is the contrast that those who
have an intelligent acquaintance with the Bible
Immediately form in their own minds, when the
error is presented to them.-M g. Presbyterian,
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

CHRISTIAN BAPTISM TESTED BY THE SCRIPTURES.
By Rev. Henry Brown. Richmond Presbyte-
ran Committee of Publication. l6mo., PIP. 1856
Cloth. Price so cents.
This little work presents the argument for the
doctrine of BAPTISM as held by Pedo-Baptists, in
form well calculated for popular circulation. =
The reasoning is clear concise, and scriptural
and we are persuaded the inquirer after the truth
on this important subject, will be led to sound and
safe conclusions by carefully reading and studying
this book 1t is divided into two parts. The first
is on the mode Of Baptism; the second on the
subjects of Baptism. These two parts are also
issued in paper covers at cheap rate, so as to Sc
cure for them a wider circulation. Persons who
have not the leisure to read and study more ex-
tensive treatises, will find the doctrine of our
Church well and ably expounded and defended by
Mr.. Brown. Il. L. b.
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Rev. James H. Fitzgerald. The Scottsutle
Register states that Mr., Fitzgerald has indicated
his purpose to accept call from church in Ken
lucky. Should his removal from Virginia be de-
termined upon, while we cannot doubt the sincere
convictions of duty under which this step is taken,
it cannot be consummated without feeling of re.
greet, not only in the region in which his abors have
long been greatly blessed, but throughout the
Synod of Virginia also, where he is brother well
known and greatly beloved
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THE GALAXY, for September. New York :
Sheldon & Co., 49S and 500 Broadway. Contents
l. Susan Fielding (Continued.) 2. The Two
Ways. 3. The Jersey Cows. 4. Our Mineral
Springs. s. The Story of Life. 6. The White
Flag. l. Our Criminal Population. s. New
York Journalists Theodore Tlton. g. Put Your
self in His Place. Continued) 10. Without the
Stars. Il. Little Bopeep-in two parts, part l.
u. Death and Life. Is. The Irish Church De-
throned. IA The Unsociabeness Of Society. Is.
The Galaxy Miscellany l6, Drift-wood. II.
Literature and Art. Is. Nebul@.
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THE Christian Sun" comes to US upon sheet
considerably enlarged. 1t is announced in other
papers that great split took place in the Chris
aan Church, at its meeting in Rockingham last
week, a large portion going with the Northern d.
vision. The Sun of next week Will probably give
the particulars
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Close Communion-RemarkabIe Logic

Close Communion-Remarkable Logic
An editorial correspondent of the Egamiaer and
Chronicle, in an article on the Communion ques-
ton, after asserting that infant baptism is res
ponsible for all the dScordant notes about commu-
Mon, and that it is "a ceremony which is doing
more to hinder the progress of truth than infdel.
ty," proceeds to argue in defense of the Baptist
usage as to Close Communion as follows:
"Our Christian friends, of whom we have many
in the Pedobaptist ranks, are ungenerOus and un-
just when they say that we are wanting in catho-
licity of sentiment and generosity of feeling be-
cause we cannot recognize their baptism, nor ask
them to the Lords table At our own table we
challenge generous hospitality, and our viands
and ceremonies shall be varied to meet the pleasure
of our guests. But the Lords table we did not set
up, nor furnish, and the design OF the feast we
dare not alter nor change its observance from the
example of the Master.
The logic of it all is about to this amount: The
communion table does not belong to the Baptsts,
but to the Lord; therefore Baptist ministers may
not invite to it Christians Of other denominations,
such as they admit are true and devoted disciples
of the Saviour We should take it just the other
way.
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Deferred.-A communication from Rev. DR..
Foote, containing the first part of sketch Of the
life Of Rev. Samuel B. Wilson, D. D., has been
received but at an hour two late for its insertion
this week
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, for July. 1869.
New York: The Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany, l4O Fulton street Contents l. The I'm
published Works of Guicciardini. o Lecky's
History of European Morals. 3. Victor Jacque-
monts Letters. 4. Shakspearian Glossaries, s.
John Bulls Alpine Guide. 6. Mrs Somerville on
Molecular Science 7. The Ring and The Book.
s. Freemans History of the Norman Conquest.
9. Fosters Life of Landor TO- The Marriage
Law of the Empire.
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A Church to be Organized J. G. Kennedy,
Rev. Thos. r. WEIGH, and ruling elder j. d. Nor.
row. were appointed to organize church at Dus
wallis Bluff, Ark, if the way be clear, before the
next meeting of the Presbytery Of Arkansas.
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Washington COllege.-GeOrge Peabody has,
within few days past, made donation Of $780,
OOo to Washington College, Virginia.
Mr. Peabody is at the WhitesSulphur Springs
his health gradually improving
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A new church, built of brick, and quite COM
mOdious, has been recently completed by the Old
Oxford congregation, near Lexington, Va
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nSy- EXPECTED: A large number OF pay
ments from the many who are in arrears
The close of this volume, and the ingather-
inc of a bountiful harvest, may appropriate
" remind them of what is due.
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o,,ddunder the head of Lighter Piecesp--s, CLASH
Gtion which admits several productions whose only
claim 10 be considered poems is such attaches TO
humorous verso i'm general which is precisely none
at ALL They are Amusing and idiomatic, which is all
we can SOY ia their behalf. In the remalnderDt the
series we Gee Mr.. Trowbrldgcif not at his best yet
in the character that seems most natural to him.
which mas be roughly described as that Of poet OF
country life in its least poecal aspect. The themes
selected by him are the commonest imaginable.
Watching the Crows" being one. " Green Apples
another, AMI a Summer Squall' the third. He can
not be said
"To a,othe the palpablc and familiar
Wth golden cxhalauons OF the dawn"
but he dwel3s upon it with the fondness OF celld
who has not autgrown his love of daily things, and
whose rude simple speech is delightful from It's very
artlessness. We know of nothing in English poetry
with which to compare these unstudied little tres,
end in our OWE literature they are unique Even
Ing at the Farm y! perhaps the most characteristics
% em in the collection opens as follows:
".Over the hill the farpbOy goes.
His shadow lengthens along the lana,
giant staff IN giant hand;
In tho poI1ar,tree above tue spring.
The katy did begins TO slug;
The early dews are falng;-
INTO the stOne-hcap darts The mink;
The swallows skim the rivers brink;
And home to She woodland Gg the crows,
when over the hill the farm'boy goes
= Co, boss! CO.. boss co! CO.. cor
Farther, farther over the mn,
Family calling, calling still,
Co. boss! co, boss CO.! cor"
There is a graphic and agreeable description OF a
Summer evening in the country in the poetical works
of Henry Kirke White but il is decidedly inferior to
this careless little piece of painting More Flemish ID
this stanza from The Summer SQuall"
What a eamor what a clattcr!
The swift, slant rain begins Ia patteri
The geese they cncklc, coW-bclis Tatue'
Tho pClted AMI nfrighted cattle,
Across the pasture, beltcf-sEelter,
Run to the nearest trees for shelter;
The old her calls her skulRiug chickens
The fowls 4 home the darkness thickens;
The roadside NAPLES twist and owing,
The barn-dOuT flaps q broken wing;
The old WelJail sets out TO travel,
Aud draCs the chain across the ggaYeli
In vain the faUgICr's wife Is trying
TO catch the elOthes a. they are lying;
Nine tin pas are bruised and battered,
Aud all about the dooryaId sCattcFcdi
And thicker thicker, faster faster
Come tumuit, tempest, and disaster"
Better stil because whsle it is equally accurate 1t
is much mere poetcal, is Corn Harvest with one
stanza from which we must close our brief reYiew Of
Bir. Trowbridge:
I'VE bind the corn and leave it snug,
Or rest IN the shade
OF tnP shocks we have made,
To eat our luncheon, aud drink from the jug
The children come bringing the bands, OF pay
Hde-aDd.gO-s IN the corn all day,
Aud now and then race
With achpmOuk, or chase
4 scared little ned-mOHse scdmpering away"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-12
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

sma. m Mail train far Grsnpor- -. -
iosya Glsn Cove Losssi 'sit1' hshbufeo 80
Eathport
10 IN Rivsrieai Ergress Train. 1850. "A
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80 20 fr Ros'yu G,a Cove Locu,t vs.ev lui Nsta hhP
I'M from Hunters Point COZ ] uti'a 40 li'n. 30 ai
All trass eauner, Branrh Or Hrwrtli - -.
lnr'rt Farf h-lhnA"e
SoHhPOri leave haS'sr' ''''' - ~ / b. BARrOS ssvt