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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

The increase in yield is fully 100 per cent
over the other varie les. and the quality better.
W. p. ELLIOTT. Knoxville, Tenn.
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w. C. COOK, NJ. D.,

OFFICF-NO. MAXWELL House.
REsrDENcE-No. 49, South Spruce street.
sep24 If
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own, ovr urxnRrp BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.

Upper MAHAUTONGO, Pa. Aug. q. 1869,
I received i bushel of your seed too late for
fair trial The yield was thirig-tlree and three
fourths bushels, su-passing anything ever seen
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
AN AUTUMN LEAF,


l.
The road winds past the wooded Hill.
The quiet farmhouse stands aloof
The bees hum round the window-siII:
The sun glsres on the slanting roof
RANT streals OF crimson line the leaves,
And tawny uplands family glow;
The cradle lies beside the shesves ... b q. g. 7.
The unhitched oxen homeward 90
The watch dog stretches by the door,
And sleepy nOontide has begun;
The rlver-glass from shore to shore
Creeps drowsily in shade and sun.
o sweetest love, that brought sweet care!
Alone by tangled roots dream,
And IN the rivers quiet share:
No lilies haunt the rapid stream
The bluebrd tits the yellOwing spray,
And skies are golden fair;
The crickets are astir all day;
Sweet sounds are in the air;
And grasshoppers in rustling play,
Vault round me everywhere.
Where flies the bird ? All who can tell
The bee stark dead will lie;
And faint viii grow the cricket's bell ..... .
When winds are waiing by; e .
This idle song of mine, as well,
With autumn leaves will die,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

The above cut reprosen a single head of the
photogrsphy' from which this engraving is
made The natural epgth Of the head Is thtTiy--
one inches, and it is believed to be tho Target
ever grown.
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COT TON OFFICE
OF
j. e. Il IL Il N e II ,
- No. IA SOUTH MARKET.
Adjoining Spring Brook Building. $3.50 tsp
- II L II N ID i ID ...
FARM PROPERTY!
PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER u. AT II
~ o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, L Will sell
to the highest bidder, the valuable farm IN
Williamson county, on which L now reside
1t contains @S = ACRES of very superior
land, nj a is situated IL miles from Nashville, 6
from Frank kiln County seat and from Brent
wood Station, the crossing of the
SSSHVILLE AND DECAIUg z. X,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23
TheVerdict Rendered
Norway Oats.

last SEASON WE PRESENTED TO THE
i farmers of the county some OF tne eYldences
of the wonderful productive powers of the
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R. DORMAN,
Music Emporium,
MASONIC TEMPLE.

Nashville, Tenn,
is IN RECEIPT OF RECENT INVOICES
| of pianos from the manufactures of Chick
eripg Miller, Grovesteen, Fuller. etc, etc, to
which the attention of those wishing tine-tOned
instruments are especially invited. | earnestly
desire buyers to institute a comparison between
these instruments and those of other makes. be-
leving that, according to prices, they are unrI-
vailed. Organs from the manufactures of Ma
son & Hamlin and Taylor 4 Farley, of various
grades, musical instruments generally: and a
complete stock Of sheet music at ali times on
hand: sepl8 II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
vL0REyoE SEWING MACHINE


All parties in waat of good Sowing Machine,
for family use or Cloth Work Of every A,hu'
will please examine the Florence before purehas-
ing elsewhere We claim that the Florence Is
an Improvement over all others, the stltch Is
more elastic, alike on both sides OF the fabric,
almost noiselcss, simple in construction, IS not
liable to get ont Of repair. Having a reVerSi-
bic feed enabling the operator to stitch, elthef
to the right or left, at pleasure.
MAKING FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES,
LOCK, KNOT, DOUBLE LOCK, AND DOUBLE KNOT.
Easy to operate aud will do Il larger range OF
work than can be done by any other Sewing
Machine.
The Florcnceis Licensed, and will do larger
range of work than can be dono by any other
Sewing Machine.
The Florence is Licensed, and parties pur-
chasing of Us, or our agents, need not have any
doubts in regard to using them. All machines
sold are warranted, in every particular, and
kept in repair one year, free of charge, and any
one purhlsing Of us, and not satisfied, can re-
turn them by allowing SIS per month for the
use of them. Machine Needles of all kinds
Shuttlcs, Bobbins, Oil, Silk, Cotton, Machine
trimmings, constantly on hand
AGENTS WANTED for the sale Of the Bick-
ford Family Knitting Machine, an improve.
ment over all others. Price $50. A liberia
discount to the trade. .....
FOSTER & RICHARDSON, Gen'l Agents,
sos Broadway, N. Y. al Wash'n ST., Boston
T lSml1 ..=..f...
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Real Estate
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE AT WOLC0TT, VT.
The Grist MILL known as Wolcott Mills, sita.eiu
N Xolcott yilla!e, on the LamOille river, W tlih
A. ruds # the track OF the proposed Laiollie pr,
vt me- q for whcatl smut mills, corn-craSef' &c
| the mill was huilt in 1855, and is in th9rons.- (
pair-well located-has large run q ,ushesS
" tn as good reputation for custom grinding an
milling Western wheat as any mill IN the eta. Y.
Attached to the mill are sheds with the uppar part
auished and occupied as paint-shop.
ALSO,
In tp ,nll-ytrl all lttl,lol to slid promises,
at of stirItts; HI} S,ttss, In thor,ush repl".
ALSO. ,l1aH2LW =
A bsilding Is 80, situated about ten rods from
t..e ull, the upper part finished FOL narness-shoP,
the lower part nllished for store, bulit IN Ie0<'
ALSO,
4 dwelling-house, cottage style,) wood-house
CARR lge-house, ice-h0use, and stables attached,
with one acre Of land, nice garden, water at
house and barn, main building &c So. kitchen
cook-room, wash-room in the el, running back
to weod-housc, cellars under the whole hous.
md barn. Sid buildings are thoroughly fin
ished throughout. ard rank among the hest il
the county. Are about 30 rods from the mill,
and built in 1862, SiAJ ga sILl
1LSO,
Twenty acres of tiaage land well fenced, and
in good state of cultivation.
.aLSO, i5 TgOIg
Thirty acres of woodland, on which there is
"A valuable sugar-orchard of 500 trees new SUI
glr-house, ~ 49, and arches for three pans
.ta also,
One undivided half of Il starch-f.etory, stu
ited about 10 rods from the mill, on stream
called Pond brook. Owing to poor health and
u wish for change of climate, the subscriber
offers the above Real estate for sale at blrglin
and on easy terms. The property ranks with
the best in the county, and presents an opening
for business not often found Any one DESTROYS
of such chance will do well to call and exam
inc the property before purchasing elsewhere.
1t will be sold together or in part, to suit pur-
chasers All communications promptly answer
cd by the subscriber.
,f }Nl EDISON lPINNEY.
Wolcott, VT, March LIST, 1869. loft
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VERMONT CENTRAL ANDSULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
Commencing Nay 18th, 1869.
rnAINS GnINn Gn1rru Avn EAsr

Commencing Nay It'll, 1869.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Waterbury at S,42AM;2,O2 and 10 40
P NJ.
Mail train leaves St Adams at 6.2j N, and
son 1cctS NJ Burlington with Tie Rutland Road
A. White River Ju action aud Bellows Falls witi'
rain Tor Boston. Worcester. Springfield. ana
with trains on ra>sump,ic raihOad; arrives al
New Tuk at ~.
Day ENWeSS lcaJes Montreal at s 40 A N o..
lenshurg at $50. m. tor Troy aud n y, arIIy
ing in Boston via lowell at l30PM
Night express leaves Ogdcusbu"p at l =.
NJ, Montreal At 81 NJ, aniying in Boston a.
~ 81; connecting mt Bellows Falls with
he-hire I'aiaoad tor Boston and Worcester.
md with Vt valley railroad for Sprlgfed. &c
and arriving in NV York at i2-3O.
TRAINS GGtEG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 8. % and SAP A Ii, 4.30
and 5.4SpM.
Day Express l.lves Boston VIA Lowell 500
AM for Burlington. Montreal, Ogdensburgh and
the west.
MaIl train leaves Boston via owell at 90
IN . via Lawrence and liitchhurgh at 7 ) 30 A
springfield at 7 10 A NJ, Tor burlington and
st. Aiban-. &c.
Ac ,omndatinn tram leaves No thfeld at s. 90
NJ Tor Burlington lluiland, Rouse Point.
Night Express leave, BELOW ljallsat 10 10 Pm
recri, ing pass myers from Fermo 1t llley rail.
road leaving New York at r. - 81 and from
h..hie railroad leaving Boston at5.3n Pm con
Meeting at " hte hiytr Junction will. train
leaving Boston ut 0 Pm. for Burlington, II
treat lt0useS ONT, and Ogden burgh, con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for The west.
sleeping err. are attached 10 all night trains
Though 1ickets for hirago and the west Tor
sale at the principal stations.
&. MERRILL, supt.
ST. AihNns May II. 1879. ...
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only On CENTS

The Great Quoting Remedy for Children
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels ;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of tho
Stomach makes siA and aceak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quoting
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icinc.
A. RICHARD w London, Conn,
Agcnt la nc United States
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gJr TO THE WORKTYG GLASS

1fomnow prepared 10 furnish instant employ.
monts. business new, light aud pfoitntle. Fifty
cents 70 81 per evening y easily earned, and tie
boys and girls earn nearly as much MS men. Great
Endorsements arc filtered All who SEQ this notice
please send me their address aud tcst the isintss
for themselves. If not we'll satisfied, will send 81
10 pay fVf tile trtu le If writing me. Full part Gu
lars sent ree. Samples set by mail for ten eel D.
Address, 4. {. AIdlEH, Augusta, NJ. :.
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AGENTS WANTED to soll a New Book per-
tanning to Agriculture and The Mechanic Aets Eft
cd by uEo. u. WARNING, ESQ, the dstn uisled
Author nnd Asrcultual Engineer e the MY. Cen
ual Park. N, Thing like II ever published , 2h en-
cravings. Sells Mt slaht ~ Farmers, Mechanics and
Woff ingncn Of oil classes. Active men and women
are coming money. Send fer Circulars H. 81.
TREAT n Coe Publishers. col broadway NY,
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GOES DYSPEPSIA m, "'s',,.,

"
This long tii' d rrd 20 rl,,
called iolIhe attention oitbs ,',,,, 9
as the yearrolls around ,lleuar. Mug
make their bow to the peopIs s a,''
that amongst the many thine,
health comfort and sustepS,,. ~
through the long and tedious n,'.. "
ooe's Cough Balsam should nal
For years it has been a bouspho,s
mothers anxious ioithe safety A.,
and all who suffer from any di.,.
or chest and lungs, can not sIm{,'
it. In addition to the ordir,,.,
long in the ma ket, we now ln,.,,
mammoth size bottles, With ,m
with the other size, be found :, |
stores, \
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
WHOOpING cnl.

Nuu
The testimony Of all who bav. A.,
terrible disease during the last IN
elinyarisbly relieves and eulo 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
R0RETHRO1F

Keep your throat wet within
tg little and oi.vll--aLu yLLNT,
lnief.
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A GREAT PLES'

From Rev. l. F Ward, Ayo''
MIS- rs. STkoNG Il ARnsTfoi'
Gentlemen-It gives NE Pts
my wife has derived great pt y
Of Coe's dyspepsla cure me " =.
her Of years greatly troubled W. v.
companied with violent paToHs' !,
which 30 prostraled her .nl
while Tor months, nable !" "
took. at your instance; o' n /,
and has derived great BERG, J,
now comparatively well 'n' j
inc as . great blessing
Jan. Is, 1868.
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HARD COLDS AND CT

yield at once IA a steady ule Of
dY. 1t will succeed in giving
other remedier have failed.
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pEMoRrsrs YOUNG AMERICA. r,

I lEMORrST'S YOUNG AMERICA. I'm
! LARoED 1T Is THE BEST JUVENILE MA.
GAzINE. Every Boy and Girl that secs It sa,s SO {;
all the Press say 80, aud Parents aud Teachers cjn-
lr' Z. DO MT fall t. secureac py. \ God Mcr =
SC pc, with Glass Cylinder t. cJn1no living OIL
tcts, or good Nladcd pearl p. G. ot-knifc and
large number Of ether desirable IL tclOs given a.
premiums To each subscriber. Yearly, Sl.O. puI
lcation ofcc SI5 Broadway, New York
Try II Boys and and Girls. Specimen copies, ten
cents, mailed free. ly
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15

A work descriptive ofWaslingtop civ. Inside and
Outside. tmnasked and exp scd. The epic est,
most thri ling most enteltllnin, Instructive and
with terms, &c Address UNITED STATES PUB.
LISTING COMPANY al Broome st., New York
City. 25wsI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
F0n CROrt

The Bal'am viii be found iny,l,a
be always relied upon in The ', !.
cases. N'
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GILLMAN's PULMONARY 4Rocnrs,

Epccialy recommended for clearing fie Throat and
ref'afaJ ho@sehess. Much valued by Singers and
Speakers. Al once The best and cheapest Sold every
where by Druggists Only rs cents per box. May
be had in any quantity Of
GEO. c, GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
BLACKSMITH
WHEEL. WRIGHT SHOP
FOR SALE

An ,rcellem opportunity for good mechanic
This Shop is lotated on Church Street in Hyde
Park village and is an entirely new building, rs X
&c. 1t is now occupied by Blacksmith, Wheel
wright and shoemaker, and is conveniently finish
ed to accommodate all these crafts. | wish to sell
tho shop, Blacksmith and WhcClwright business,
and, there being other shop where either Of these
trades is carried in the village OF in this part Of the
town, ! am confident that the situation offers the
best opportunity in the County of Lamolc to an
enterprising mechanic, with little means to begin
with. By dispensing with some IF the shop room, a
part Of the building. 1t was also built with espec-
ial reference to a basement under the whole.
Would he able to give possession by May Ist
HENRY ]. LILLEY.
Hyde Park, March %, 1869. 10
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CANDLES WASHING MACHINE.
Read the following
RECOMMENDATIONS 20 a.sF.
0fwell-known citizens in the county.


gra MoRnIsvILLE, W. March 10, 1869.
MR.. ". P. GRCui-Sm. 90 " NDy
kgr In answer to your enqui-
ries, would say that Dave iaia 6auiide,s Pat
eut Washing Machine In my family tAr about ono
year, and that II gives good sat siaction, The
CLOTHES are cleaned quiclly and tasty, requirlnl
little Or no rubbing by hand. efitIf O
The acton Of the machine Is the most easy and
natural q any within my knowledge. Another
much rs by hand washing.
! think the machine Will pay for itself in saving
CT LABOR and elothes IN vcrs short time,
sf f j. J.SAFF0RD.
CANDLES Washing Machine is Just tie machine
every family should have. Have had Dne Of them
ia Use In my huusc for enc ear, and think It is the
1cst thing for washing clothes ever saw. Also a
sreat saving Of lapor, time and clothing.
Worthwhile, May 81, 1907
Mn. N. P. GncurLsiR. TfAH T<3lh
Htd WIZ Jli Ilavc used one Of 6 am
le's Washing Machines manulacnur,d by sou, in
the Hotel for the past year, and consider II one
the great ahUi-say ing machines Of the acc. There
IL no wear and tear lf clothes, and II viii rave one
half the Iab0r 81 washing the ordinary way Of tub
and scrub beard. Every rlinily wil save tbs price
OF Machine In one year In wear and tear Of clothes
W. nid not sell tie one have for fity dollars, IL
could net get another. 'Hf HsG 9fiE. Nj. IRISH.
Mr. N. P. GRoUl-sIR
This IS to certify that ]
have used the Gamble Washing Machine. made and
sold by you, for the past year aud baye fund IL full
~ UP TO ther.commends, and ahehd olany machine
I think now In use. ] think they will hear good
test aud furthermore, II any body will take and try
one, they vii never return II.
geographically yours,
ltt LYMAN G.W00DWoRTH.e
N. 2. CIRCUIT, Proprietor, sm'
And Manufacturer for Lanolllo County
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
NEW TIN SHOP

And all kinds Of Tin furniture mnde in work.
manlike manner, Of the best q stock and sold FOL
reasonable prices.
II JOB WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
RAGS, HIDES and the usual lines Of barter tab en-
In exchange aud the current rites plid. ...1,s
CALL AND EXAMINE our goods aud prices, be-
fore you GO FURTHER AND FARE WOhsE,
=, WIN. Manifold.
No. Hyde Park, March list, 1869. l5tf
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Isl, GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Ag'ts will please cut this out and send for par
iculars l.. PARMALEE& CO., 73s SAMSON 81.
Eva Phil'a, Pa
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NEAT MARKET,
GROCERY
AND
SLAUGHTER-HOUSE!
For SALE IN MORRISNILLE VERMONT

TVN NibL IN HVtItI'oNII TILL 'I4ItIVNI
The Su scrbcr wishes to dispose of his Ncat-Nlar-
ket an "a 0cery usincss in MUrrsville, Vt, {, =
gether " IT, his entire stock IF Provisions and Gro
ccries, SaI ghtellUusc, Scales, Kettles, and all
the Fl .tur, suitable for carrying on the business
includ u two nearly new Meat-Carts The bust
ness is thriving one, and the Su scriber has for
the past two years, run carts to hyde Park and
W0lc0tt ia addition to his IL cal trade good lee
h use, well filled, is included AS the business and
property can nc better appreciated and undvistot
oy personal examination oft. t. any person with
lns 10 engage in such Il business, With good chance
to make money, we We uld say, call and see us.
GILMAN 4. BARRoWS.
Worthwhile April II, loC9. 23m2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
pRUGGGsTs'

Any druggist in the eou I,,i,,
You take the tl0ubie to q ~ y"
Ina, buys u boitlcol &C - ;, 4,
them sp,nks in The mo-, . wy
It's great medicinal yiltns''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale valuable sugar-or-
chard, consisting Of nine acres, W til good u1ar-
house thereon, two miles from johnson village, on
the road to Hyde Park, via Perkinsvile.
ALSO,
Forty acres PASTURE wood and timber land, 81
miles from johnson village.
ALSO,
enc choice building lotofi-2acre, on Main Street
johnson village
ALSO,
Eight acres pasture and tilage land, en- the La
noble river read, near johnson Village.
NJ. D. HEATH.
johnson, Feb. goth, 1869. IA
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IN CONSUMPTION

to-day Iy rejoic@s "' that t her life "'s % NJ Ell
and prolonged by the use Of Ca ''''A9'
sam.
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CLERGYNEN

Tho Rev Iyaac Aiken 'I '"'
that il has culed him alter 81
had failed.
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G0ODSPEED'S GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PENS.
90 lines written with one pen Of ink! No Blot
Agents wanted, to whom fftilh IS to 10 per day Il
guaranteed. Address f. A. JOY, Portsmouth, n II
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IN SHORT, j, L.,

The people know the article mi ------44fl.- -
comment from us. 1t is for ittAfKiBJ
gist and Dealer in MedicnH h i59 W
States, .3s,y
TIE c. & .Ipprnpri
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GOES DYSPEPSIA

VIII also he found inva'u' s"a
ar,hsa py en- cry, collie, s sso
gripping and 10 fact ever! v"
ai the siuinaeh. .ineltJ
his sold by druggists ~ u IN ii
ofywhcre at 81 PEI bottle TX
q. q. GLAZE :.
Sale !
Ncp !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15

indigestion, olch iiCduS'l6s
or Acidity of Stomach, H'
Food, Flatulcrcy, L'a
.a Ncarincss, Bilious
Liver Complaint
ally tcrmioa'iTa.
in Death. .
- Are as surely cured by this T'f-
he patient takes it. AllhGupW
before the people, what is The i,
masses? Hear what Lester SelI
kee, says:
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The Aftent'o" # tie hftsN PM
10 900
TO THE Lttsly|
------F---|
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
CIRCULATION UNRIVALLED
IN ELIZABETH.

ga Can it be possible that the talent
cd divincs who, during the past few Sun.
days, pronounced admirable discourses
to drowsy congregations in this city,
failed to perceive that many hearers
were gratified when permitted to leave
the sanctuary? A large number of reg
ular attendants at church are decidedly
of the impression that many profound
truths may be uttered i'll the space of
fifteen or twenty minutes, and very few
care to listen to long sermons during
the dog days. If the orator has mes
sage worthy of appreciation he will not
fail to command earnest attention, pro-
vided he does not tire his listeners by
an unwise prolixity.
At this season our pulpits are often
occupied by clergymen from abroad,
who are spending n few days with
friends in our pleasant city. IN many
instances they produce very happy
impression. Thoughtful minds ponder
the impressive facts that are charming
ly illustl ated. The young are instruct
ed, inquirers wisely directed, the { d
comforted, the erring entreated to wall,
in Wisdom's thornless path. Who will
attempt to set forth all the benefcent
results that follow eloquent appeals of Il
gifted pastor, whose soul is animated by
holy motives D.?
Other divines, it grieves me to say
who pour out what seems M endless
string of words, accomplish but it'll
good. because poor human nature re-
bells against what is generally considr red
an imposition. The heavenly Teacher
never exhausted the patience of those
vast gatherings whom he addressed by
the seaside or in the wilderness. when
he sought to transform the lives of sin
full men by his we'll chosen words
J. S. d.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16

BGs" We have not, thus far, had any
protracted "spell'' of weather. If
there is anything in precedent we are
yet to have it. Last summer the blaz-
ing period commenced ON July 18th,
when the thermometer stood at 80 de-
grees. On the 18th it was 95, on the
14th "a the 18th "a, the 10th "a, on
the. 18th 80, on the 18th 80, on the 10Th
80. On the next day it fell to 81 de
grees. During it's continuance among
the nineties there were several cases of
sunstroke in the city, a few of which
proved fatal. In New York City it was
as disastrous and fatal in it's effects as a
battle, nearly thousand persons dying
from the effects of the heat alone, in
single week. We are in hopes that no
such searching time will be visited
upon us this summer.