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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26
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FEMALE SUMMARY.

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This Institution will resume its operation on
tbs FIRST MoEdaV IN September.
The term will be divided into two sessions
the FIRST ending the last Friday in Jaunarv tie
second commencing ON the following Monday
and ending on the 2Uta OF june. with the usual
vacations. Students will be charged from the
dafa Of entrance to the end of the session. No
deduction vii. be made except in case OF pro
tracted illness.
WOODSTOCK Is A HEALTHY LOCATION
and equal to any town in the Valley of Virginia
r.. its inoralilv. 1t is situated on the o., A. u
NJ. Railroad, and on the Valley Turnpike be-
tween Winchester and Staunton.
Board can be had at private boarding houses
on reasonable terms.
TERMS:
Per session of Eve months, payable quarterly.
/. Orthograplly, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithmetic, ................ 90
2. Geogral by Grammar and Written
Arithmetic 10 90
3. Geography. (High School. Ancient
and Sacred Grammer and Analysis,
English Composition, History and
Arithmetic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II so
4. Mental and Moral Science, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry. Botony, As
tronomy, Hoathen Mythology and
Languages, 10 0O
Incidental Fee, (requil ed in full in all
cases, Oh
For particulars address
z. W. MAGRUDER, Principal
Aug Woodstock, Virginia.
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The Live Halter.

The Live Halter.
We would particularly call attention to the
card Of John A. Arnold, jjr., the live halter of
Alexandria. JOHN agas good confederate
soldier, ard is aoso a COED halter, and insures
satisfaction to all his customers. When you
want a mas, don't fail to send to John, and get
ono of his hest
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NTOODsToCk ACADEAy,
Prot. j. SALYAHDS; Principal

This Institution viii re open On the fss5 Monday
in $ .paember. il charge d Prot. j. 5&.raree,
with competent assistance. The acade1t, H-5a@
autiy sita4ted on the eastern verge Of tie town
will afford ample facilities for procurilg a tal-
rough confse OF instruction in classi. ..-r2t-re.
mathematics, ana ns~tural science.
tERAS-Payabls at the end Of each sessjo:.-
/. photography, Reading, Primary
Arithmetic. ........, 49,. .... .'.........,, o.
2. Primary Arihnetic, Reading Wcp1g,
Primary Geogi aphy.-.....,...... 5000, 20 %
8. Arithmetic, Geography, itngl.sh Gam
mar, Primary khetofic, ..............,..., y CC
4. Ancient languages Modern Langua-
ges, Mathematics; ..--,s,.--~.s. ~ Va
Each pupil will be subject to al iacidenti-
charge OF nifty cents per session.
students viii be charged from the tine o. en-
trv Till the end 0 the session.
No deduction .or lost time, except in cases Of
illness protrscteC over a week.
Boarding always b. secured on accang}a
ting terms, in Woodstock q its ;mru dat '.cia
ity. Send ora circular.
aug II BIN BOARD UF 7 RUS les
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Sacramento Meeting.

God willing the Lords supper will be ad
minisered in the Lutheran Church of Wood
stock, on the second Sabbath of September.
next 18th, Services to commence at 10 O'Clock
preparatory services on Saturday, previous
at 10 o'clock Rev. Vim. S. Bowman, Of
Charleston, S. C., will preach on the occasion
LEVI KELLER, Pastor
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an also agent FOR the celebrated
ITCEFo~D Z HOFfMAN'S GRAIN DRILL
DEDUC.D RATES!
X, BRICKF0aD & E0FFMt S
~ .. IDS r 4nouned Premium Grain Drill. with
me Improved. Guano attachment AND, Grass seed
snwar is now offered to Farmers at greatly re-
duced rates, prices il Woodstock.
Table U.!t, with Gtiaao Attachment, $4,000
8 - = Guano aud seed & $4,000
;" " Guano Si250C
=" " 60 Guano aad seed q Sl35. 90
Terms cash. or negotiable notes due in four
l. Grtls. will interest.
| ca also .urnish the brickflri and Huffman
Gran Spring Drill. Il you desire a bargain in
Drills app.t al once.
". 7. WILLIAMS. Agent
For Sh enandoah County
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One EaIf Sheet.

One EaIf Sheet.
Il is with regret that we issue half sheet
this week, bus owing to an unfortunate stress
of siekness..of the hands employed in the HER
Ain Office. We are necessarily compelled to
do so.
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CO colorcd girl, during services, last
Sunday, was taken with fits. She is still
laying in a hysterical state.
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Bag- Mr.. Joseph Baker, living on Tumbine
Run, in this county, raised very fine crop
of wheat, this year, weighing sixty-eig
pounds TO the bushel
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Wanted.
Wanted by the Shenandoah Land Agency
800 900 acres of wild lands. Persons having
such lands win do well to place it in our hands
as we have an order for it.
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*For the present. the instruction in English is
divided among the Professors of Moral Philoso-
ply, Modern Languages. ana History, with the
aid Of an Assistant Professor.
1.-THE duties of this Chair are discharged bv
the Professors of Chemistry and Natural Phi
losophy.
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CARRIAGE MAKING.

CARRIAGE MAKING ss-a =
Y The undersigned having lately ss,-ly-4=ssy<
opened his Carriage Factory, .GZz----2 V
in Woodstock, at the old stand of frederick
Scheffer, v oa'd spectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is now pre-
pared to manufacture all kinds Of Ew Work
i'll the carriage and coach line, and to do re.
pairing of ali kinds. at moderate living rates
Respectfully invite the public to call and ex-
anime work On hand
VIM. B. MORRISON.
Sep 10. '68.
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w, New Advertisements will be noticed il
our next issue.
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e~ The coiored boys. around town, are
wearing ground alum salt in their shoes, to
keep from beng bewitched. The Fetish faith
true 10 the last.
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The College is divided into distinct Schools
each fully o, eanized ard comoIete. in itscIf 81
as to afford the best facilities far rendering tn.
instruction in the several branches of education
extensive anu 'no,nu&n he student selects ms
parent or of the Faculty but that no ,,,otiv,.
NAV be wanting TO a complgte and svstematic
course of education. the senarata S,honl. ara 80
ARRANGED that they may he comhinnd into tha
following Departments.
r,,
L ~ ''"' III Vi Ai's'
This embraces the subjects of Latin, Greek,
English, Moral Philosophy. Mathematics. with
s mS o one from the efsej so Tue
gree Of Bachelor of Arts is conferred on the
Student who successfully completes this course.
9. Deparmen, Of Science
" " ~
Ihis embraces Mathematics. appalled, Nathe
RATES. Natorai 'iiiosophF, Chemistry. French.
with 0 ne other 10 be elected from the Literary
ocho'iS. 10 THIS course Is attached the Degree
VI bache toF % science.
3. Department OF Philosophy.
Tb; o,,b,.aas ,.o,,.h ,,,
w, S 1 ul;' u.s. EHIi.sh MoGelh languages.
49,. ;th 49,, =. on, - i'tol
tufei with TWO "thtfs,fo De elected, one For
TO this course IS attacked n. Dee Of r,
elnr of Philosophy.
The Degree Of Master of Arts is conferred ~,
students who have cerni.ts he cour-, IL st..,.
IN nine OF tie Hch1J.s ana haze taS-n Gi5tiy
lions IN seven o these.
,.
III Dg,.E -4.GyFts, T. rtsssr-..z.
III, ,...,.@.-...
izaa o.tar tba ,.a- H., .,,
tl,a Sar,i, n d. T., .5.-+
st,uct;an in thas. ,-,ra++....
ara now in iii ,,., .,,..,.
l. Department O. al9-t Eta q s-...tz:.
This embraces Matl,.n.at.ez. l,s,t .;,fb
MATES Ehvsics M.r.,.i.s ~
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THE MA ETS

REPORTED nIDENoUR, JANNEy L. CO. Al
S. Howard ,tr, ct, AND HoCGH & LaNGDoNl l24 S
Eutaw ST, aug 70 1860
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Thursday Morning, August &c, 1862.

GEO. p RowELL & Co., are toe New York Adj
vertising Agents for this paper. and complete
files of it can be examined at their Office by any
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to more perfect system than has
heretofore been known.
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ID S. RICHARDSON,
EN .t,.NlsI1,- I.pr

ID S. RICHARDSON,
H. ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
EDLNSU&G. SHE EANDDAn GO VA.
Orders from this and tla adjoining Counties r.
spcctfully solicited. Pom pt attention gwen al
letters o. inquiry,
MODELS for EVERY STYLE Of BUILDING
may be seen on apple ion. Door ard Window
Frames, sash and carpenters moulding. orar&-
cts of every kind. colnce turni, he'd by the lineai
foot. window and door caps, column and balas
trading, walnut and pine
NANTES AND DOORS,
circular and gothic work, stair newells harristers
and stale brack It's, string boards and ratings iui
ni>hed to drawing ready IT, hang.
CARVED TURNED AND SCROLL WORK.
of every description. Fancy and ornamental
stair ways run to order
REPAIRING
of every description executed with neanoss and
dispatch All worn guaranteed to give satis;ac-
ton. Address as above. aug II 3m
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e HOklNG TOBACCO,-68 eases Uncle Roi7
~ Lee, Creole Comfort, Pride of Virginia Hia-
watha, Jockey Club, Pioneer, Two Lips Grecian
Bend, Durham, Eureka. Seal OF Vilginiu, May
Queen, The Grand Duchess, FIR uits and Flowers
and Man liza Smoking Tobacco. Fifty Boxes 20
whatan Pipes, f0,GGU Reed and Root Stems Just
received and for sale BY
aug S, 60 LLOYD LOGAN.
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TUoT RECalFED.-A large stock of LIE
81 gal Cap, Fools Cap Lett r Note and Wrap
p.ng Paper, Bonnet Boards Pens. Holders Lead
and Slate Pencils. Ink Cotton, Hemp and Paper
sortment OF Blank Books &c. For sale by
aug 5, 80. LLOYD LOGAN.
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L OF VALUABLE
REAL AND Personal PROPERTY.

TTNRUS TEE'S SALE
L OF VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, executed to me bv
William Wright, deceased, on the 18th day OF
| November, 1858. TO secure certain debt therein
recied, will offer for sale to the high st bidder
ON THE 18th DAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1869.
at the late residence of said Wright in the vicin-
ity OF Maurertown, in Shenandoah county. Va,
the following real and personal property, viz:
A VALUABLE FARM,
containing III ACRES-less the amount con
demned for the purpose of the NJ. G. R. r., said
farm beng the same sod and conveyed by joel
1pggIe to said Wright, deceased. bearing date
The 18th day of Api. 1853 and recorded in deed
book No. ;. page Isl in the Clerks Office of said
county. Also
A HOUSE AND LOT.
situated in the village Of ManrertowD purchased
BIZ sail Wright from Amos Crabili. Commission
err, and also Il
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT,
containg abnu. half acre, situated in said vii
itge. and conveyed to sail ight by Peter Doh.
ii at,r said real estate will be sold subject to
tie I ast.ta OF Ms. Wright, reiict of William
" ign ceased.
at,ae @ene time and place will sell the follow
ing lie personal property, conveyed By
a.a N-sht in same trust deed, viz :: A seven
)
o4e>a@ss / v itn:-desk, tables, cupboard,
l set chairs, l clock,
! LOT OF CARPETING,
a.l other househald and kitchen furniture, to-
z Ter rio. quite
VARIETY OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
TIE real estate proposed to be sold is quite val
ia o.--sitaated on the Valley Turnpike at
peint equidistant from Maurertown and Toms
.roak. with good and snbtantial Improvements
ai,,n i, and parties desiring to purchase prop
egty this description win 90 we'll to look at this
De are purchasing elsewhere.
TERMS or s. LE.-0n the real estate, bonds
with good personal security viii be requlr d for
payment Of ten per cent of the purchase money
within sixty days from day of SALE and third Of
the residue in u months rom said day. and
bonds simply for the payment of the residue OF the
purchase money in Is and "a months from same
date and all said bonds bearing interest from day
of sale. On the personal property bonds with
ike u.ity will be required for the payment OF
ali sums OF five dollars aud upwards, and the cash
for all purchases less than said amount.
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock of the day
mentioned.
D. IT. WALTON, Trustee.
aug l9-4t Of VIM. Wright, deceased.
TAoli paid Tor WHEAT and CORN.
" FRANK KING,
aug 1926 vsn Buren, Furnace.
g0OREFIELD FEMALE SEMINARY
iii gin its next session on the 10Th of Septem-
Der, 1859. and close June 5th, 1870. For circu-
lars containing particulars, apply to
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NOTICE FARMERS Il have the agency to
y sell the rights to manufacture
RENNERS CHEMICAL FERTILIZER.
the cheapest and best Fertilizer manu- .actured.--
1t cost will exceed S3S and if dos not prove
as good Is that which will cost sixty five or seven
ty-fiye dollars per ton, the money will be refund
ed. For further particulars apply to
P W. MAPnIS.
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SArnsv!LIE. July II, 1860.
". r Williams, Esf.,-Deor Sr.-I usel
i.h'ics' Sn fhosi hate, "n nv wheat. last fall,
u, ,.e sai. i'd, and each side OF other phos-
.'.:s,'s- and here iap9ii.d Rhodes Phosphate
I'd -ar eas tLre- four inches taller, and
es...' 5li1ker- could observe the differ
>- ID as | could see the field
SAMUEL SACM.
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Local Affairs.

aEs~ Wood wanted at the Herald Office.
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N also agent for the celebrated

Ca.li rrice $50 per ton, 555 six months, $50
Twelve months.
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MAPuIs Mill, July "a. 1869.
II. T. E'iI'ioms, Esq.,-Dear SRI purchased
liz tons of i.'.odes' super Phos hate last tall and
used It with the rloSt .iatteiing success. | gave
it air tiial with other iert lIza.s, and have DO
:,1sIancy saying it is the best phosphate have
used. iUuIs truly,
JOSEPH MAPHlS.
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NOR FALL SEEDING.
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE.
THE OLD AND LONGEST
ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURES.

1t is uniform in quality, always reliable, pro-
ductiye Of large crops, and unexcced by any in
the market. Seventytve tons sold in tn,
neighbo hood last fall, and gives universal salts.
faction. Read what the farmers say about it:
EDINBuRG, July n, 1862
Mr.. " r. WiHiams-Dear Sir. Il used Rhodes
Super Phosphate my wheat last fall. and am
very much pleased with the result. | believe it
to be, as good fertilizer any in the market.
and expect to use it again this fall Yours &C,
GEO. W. WINDLE.
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EN1RAi FOR SALE.-I wish to sell the farm
4 unon which formerly resided, near Belle
iair Mills. Staiort! Co, Va. called



containinca fr action rrer Is: acres. The Build
.cs "T..1 il ara .tl5;e a:.d conyeailut. anC
s9st nj .hen 1lw. There is
GOOD ArPit. C.,Ct4~D
anon H. mas. If II - ,.arrov. + at. lie place
l. wei. eat.rvd witn
sE~EEaL EEN1H FAIL:N SPRINGS.
ard Jha middle tran,h OF Chappaw amsic Fun
ra-5sc.G.r Size a tn Tract and uoon which
g54.-c!a-y j lis is situated
- IS HEALTHY LOCATION,
being rom s % - miles frcm the Potomac river
qri tic iesie- ~ allies tr0ri Fredericksburg
and aaaG, - I'll IS from Manassas: 80 miles from
Il A2ndria a-a within Il few miles ol the loca
u4r 4 e9ntea,1 ,iatcCi Tai;nad from the latter
place to Esa=fieNsH::;c. I'll re is store and
post otEice at Bel al Mills which is the best 10.
CT ,ap ~ store in tn county, and would oe
-2oa situation Ter apothecary shop.
n>-ihid o, The Il ii Property will also be sold
with MivIew .;ar:n which contains about St
acs5s o. lana attach d to the mill. nearly all in
woods. Tag teiros and further par -culars adj
dress N. u front hayal, Warren county, Va
aug > 80 JOHN CLARK
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET.

EXPORTED BY GEoEGE II. Robson & son coxNissIoS,
GROCERY AND FEED MERCHANTS, No. Il KING
STREET, ALEXANDRIA. AUG, &c, 1869
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A 4 u. my deL,s ust be closed by the 1st OF
"A September, / cannot in justice te myself ex-
tend any longer time Aug. 26 s. A. DANNER.
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I. ACADEMIC COURSE.

The College is divided into distinct Schools
each fully organized ard complete in itself. So
to afford the best facilities for rendering the
instruction in the several branches of education
extensive and thorough The student selects his
own course OF study, under the direction Of his
parent or of the Faculty; but that no motive.
may be wanting 10 complete ard systematic
course of education, the separate Schools are sn
arranged that they may be combined into the
following Departments:
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4 II debts on my books WI Re ready for settle
"A ne by ihei Isl daY o. SeDtomber.
Aug. Is SAMUls FL A. DANNER.
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.s.:,.s s's.a,s.si s.'4a. f~"s,s s'd
=, Lei si1sa<! =; sa,li..
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-04

| THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON. We
had hoped to have had an excursion by
Franklin Lodge No. 8, I. o. of o. F.,
this season, but it seems that that body
of our fellow citizens are laying" for
something on a grand scale next sum-
mer; and SO the :" Noah's Dove En-
campment," I. o. of o. F., IA higher
branch of the Order, have resolved to
have an excursion, and have nearly
completed their arrangements, which
will be given to the public this week. -
We understand that they have engaged
first-class steamer, and are going to
Rockland Lake, some thirty.fve miles
up the Hudson river, and will stop each
way at Nyack, for any who wish to visit
that beautiful and romantic village We
need not stop to describe the very at.
tractive scenery along the noble Hud-
son, but word or two about Rock
land Lake" may not be out of place. =
Rockland Lake, famous on account of
its pure ice, it's numerous ice houses,
and the manner of sending the ice from
the top of the mountain, by spiral ways
and shutes, down, and into the holds of
vessels, is enough to pay one the cost
of the trip, to say nothing of the beau
tiful lake nestled among the hills. The
scenery is grand and imposing, and
from the top of the Hook Mountain,
(easy OF access) you may behold spread
out before you the bay of Tappan, and
the bay of Haverstraw, dotted over at
all times with numerous steam and sail
craft and the villages along the shores.
Now that an excursion is to be made to
Rockland Lake, we wonder why it has
not been selected before Three hours
takes you there, and three returns you
home, giving ample time ashore. OF
course the best music will accompany
the guests. We have had an inkling
from the Committee that they are after
Brother Barnes, whom every Odd Fell
low knows, and if he consents to go, las
he will if not previously engaged you
may stake on good time, and be sure
to win. We need only add that when
such men as they have placed On the
committee undertake anything, it is at
once n guarantee of first class affair.
We are promised the particulars, and
will announce the committee on Friday
of this week, or sooner if possible
The excursion will come off about the
18th or 10Th instant.
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Sam Hlderbrand, the Outlaw.

ST. LOUIS, Aug, 3-Col. Bowen the
leader of the police, who for several
weeks has been securing the woods of
Washington and st. Francis Counties
in search of Sam Hilderbrand, the des-
perate murderer, has returned to this
city, and reports that all efforts to cap,
ture Hilderbrand have so far proved
unsuccessful Endeavors are still be-
ing made, however, and large num-
Der OF men are organized and constant
ly on the alert to capture the despera-
do. Meetings have been held in near
ly all the townships of st. Francis and
Washington Counties, and the people
have subscribed considerable sums of
money as rewards for the arrest of the
murderer The County Courts have
also awarded money for the support
and organization of companies to hunt
the villain.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-04

ST. Louis, Aug. 3
A frightful accident occurred at the
coal shaft at Leavenworth, Kansas, on
Saturday. four men were about descend
ing the shaft, two of whom were stand
ing inside, and two on the top of the
iron tub used for the purpose, when,
owing to the carelessness of some person,
the engine was not reversed, and they
were wound upward until the tub
struck the large cylinder over which
the cable runs, when the two men,
named Jerry Ford and John Cutters,
standing on the edge of the tub, lost
their foothold, and were precipitated to
the bottom of shaft, distance of nearly
200 feet.
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CIRCULATION UNRIVALLED
IN ELIZABETH.

PULPIT IDoLATRY. -Some people are
entirely wrapped up in their favorite
OF course when people have selected
a pastor from all others, they should
prefer him to all others this is both
natural and allowable But this is n
different thing from feeling that no
body else is worth hearing. The latter
is very sinful, and alike injurious to
ministers and people. How many there
arc that go to church when their idol
breaches, and who stay at home when
he docs not How many there are who
watch the pulpit to see who enters it,
and who go away unless their favorite
is there These go not TO worship,
nor to learn, but to hear the man of a
pleasant voice, OF Al lively Imagination
whose sermons are so pleasant OF so
stirring, or SO funny, or so full of in
cident.
We went on certain occasion to hear
one OF the popular sensation preachers.
The house was crowded. Benches were
in the aisles. Soon q stranger entered
the pulpit. and the crowd about the
door disappeared at once. The benches
and some of the pews were soon emp
tied, and very soon we gained com.
Portable seat. And the strange preach
or delivered sermon in truthfulness
and power such as we have but rarely
heard, and such as the preacher who
drew crowds could no more write than
he could the Nooum O,yaauna or Para
disc Lost.
Tn fact, the true worship of God is
very much forgotten by multitudes who
90 to fashionable churches, and to hear
popular preachers on the Sabbath.
They go to see or to be seen, or to be
pleased, no. TO worship or to be in
structea. And, as sid a worn-out
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-04

BISHOP BAYLEY ABROAD. The Rt
Rev. Bishop Bayley, of this diocese,
will leave New York for Europe to day,
by the Cunard steamship China. He
goes to Ireland where he will travel for
a short time, and during his absence
will attend the Ecumenical Council at
Rome. He will return during next
April or May. Yesterday morning a
council of the minority was held at
Seton Hall College, where the various
stations were assigned the clergy
Father Doane was appointed Chancel-
lor of the diocese, thus having charge
of the diocese during the Bishops alb.
sence.