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Missionary Increase In Madagascar.

The London Missionary Society have received
strong appeal from the missionaries In Madagascar
for large increase o~their force n they are to hold
their own and keep pace with the spread OF Chris
tianIty, especially since the open adhesion OF the
Queen OF the country. The appeal speaks OF their
increase az astonishing" aud 1t is added that 'be
tween May, 1867, ana December, 1868, 3O,O 600 were
added to the number attending services, and that
the number Of separate congregations had during
the same time risen from W TO 14S. The current
wear BIDS fair 10 show even a more remarkable IN
crease Already twenty or thirty new congregations
have been formed since January, and some OF the
existing congregations have been doubled within
the time. About l20 chapes are ut the present
time beng either built or enlarged.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
The Week OF Prayer.

1t In now nine wears since the Evangelical Alliance
issued their first invitation 10 Christians throughout
the world apart the first week OF the New Year
for united prayer agreed subjects. The Evangeli-
cal Alliance IN the United States have revised the
schedule OF topics abroad, and, suting II to our
special circumstances, we recommend the following
subjects for concert prayer the successive days
OF meeting:-
SUNDAY, Jan 2.-Sermons--"Per ana Work OF
the Holy Spirit"-Gal. ", ~, 23.
MONDAY, Jan. 3.-Personal-Thanks for In
dlvduai mercies; confession OF sin. and prayer for
personal holiness anu more entire consecraton to
Gods service.
TUESDAY, Jan. -Natioual--Praye for the Presi
dent OF the United States and a III authority IN our
own aud other lands; for universal peace; Tor re.
mOval OF political corruption and increase OF In
tegrity and righteousness IN government: for re-
hglous liberty and advances or truth IN countries
where religious liberty II enjoyed and where it Is
sought.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.-Domestic and Social
the Cnrisnan home; Tor employers and Inc EN-
ployed; for all schools and colleges.
na for Christian union and nrayer for its inc rease
special suppcatlon IN behalf OF the efforts OF the
Evangelical Alliance in tnis country ana for the
Divine blessing Oh the assembly Of Christians from
all countries " be held III the autumn OF tins year In
New YORK.
FRIDAY Jan. THE Christian Church-Prayer
for all the ministers OF the Word and that the Lord
would send forth more lab0rers; for Gil officers ana
members OF Christian Churches; for the removal OF
false DOCTRINES ana especially for the blessing VI
God upon all members Of the Roman CathOlc
Church, that he would Overrule the Ecumencal
Council In Rome for the dissemination OF His Gospel
| and the overthrow VI hierarclchal domination.
SATURDAY Jan. S.-Tne World.-Prayer for the
spread OF Gods Word and pure literature In all
| lands; for men OF commerce and science that our
civilization may DC Ihrstianlzed and It's material
resources consecratea for Christians IN neathen and
tdOatrOus countries lor the Chinese ana all lmmi.
grants In America; Tor missionaries and missionary
and religious societies and for the conversion OF the
world TO Christ.
SUNDAY, jan al Cor. Kill.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02

The simplest post ONCE Ia the world is to be found
In the Straits OF Magellan. IL CONSISTS OF a barrel
suspended By cham attached to y rock opposite
TERRA del Fuego, Every ship that passes makes It
point to open II and deliver the contents m tar
itS destination Will allow.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
German lsieffsfs.

correspondent OF The Christian Witness gives
an account OF the Pietists or Germany, who accept
the orthodox creeds though with allegorlzlng and
spiritualizng liberty They have q deep faith in
Chrlsrs spiritual presence in the Eucharist and no
less in all that concerns daily life. They use the
crucifx IN way that seems rualistic-placng II on
their altars, bedsides and bOsoms, and yet not
making II In any way an object OF id0latry. They
practice n0n-resstance In both Church aud slate,
thus preserving faith, but never being aggressive
reformers. Their missionary iervor Is u marked
peculiarly, ana the Basle Missionary Institute il
manned by them. This school has sent out more
missionaries than any other IN the world. The Inner
Mission Is to great extent under their tnnuence
rs are also their deaconesees, OF whom there are
500 in their seventy-four hospitals ana homes.
The Episcopal Church in Iowa and Illinois
The returns to the sixteenth annual convention o
the Episcopal Church in Iowa, and to the thirty sec
ond in Illinois give the following statistics OF the
condition Of that Church IN these dloceses:-
The New York herald., 1870-01-02

there were >lol6S ~ collected for this pur-
pose. Al the present time there are fifteen
students supported BY the diocese 1t the snnua ex
pense OF $22o for each. Thus there are S33b spent
by the diocese for the support Of Its Students There
are more students In other places preparing for this
diocese, but they pay for themselves. We know,
also, that soon or those for whom the do
cese pays IL ordained amount OF his salary
Is stopped yearly until the iull amount which was
expended for MS education returned, with inter-
est. Now, what becomes OF the rest OF the money
collected, together with that which ~ paid back'
And remember, tins IL only one diocese Of which we
speak. There are like collections made once q year
Iii each OF fortysx dloceses, some OF the collections
amounting TO much more than those oil New YORK,
while none are less than $4,000.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
JEWISH Reform.

ana cnapsA - alsrUmsn and so.ss7 sunday
schOlArA
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
A Catholic Qucstion-What Becomes Of the
Moneys

To PIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Perhaps you can give us some information con.
cernlng the collections which are annually
taken up In Catholic churches for the support
OF those who are Studying for the priesthood.
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sBaffiraE
.sHOO FLY.n

Der efening clouds vas seddling fasd
As young man drough der hllage BASED.
shkading along her shdorIn und hail..
Nit desc words tied on his coad deSsas 81
'shoo f1y."
"Ah dond go such nighd like doze.".
His mudder cries. "You viii got froze;
Dot John Frost dot will nib your ear"
"sioo Fly.p
"Come beck come beck p der olt man said
'of you dond lock out you viii bedead-
Come beck und by dot fire SIT"
"Ha! hal / dond vos fraid bit"
.shoo Fly"
'John Hennery der shmall maid said,
"Come here und cad dis bice of bread"
He chusd looked down und hofe sigh
"Im bullo boy NIT glass eye"
"shoo Fly"
High and higher dot young man vent
For their sdhorms he dond did care cent.
As he wiped dot shnow off his lefd ear,
Dem words vas heerd sdhill shdrons und
clear;
''shoo Fly"
In boud week. or may be more,
Der peoples heerd awful roar.
Dot sounded loud und far and vide,
From way up on der mountains slde
-'shoo Fly"
Dwo mems vas out asshootln shnipes,
Und vile dey shdopped to shmoke der bipes
Xon he happened to look around
Und saw dis shtickin on der ground:
ea.ehoo Fly"
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AailE0ads.


%. ~. AN - Wa k&1hk ~ ntep n Ar 20
nN aud alter " eilnestlas. Feb. -. a..
~ one. aaily, passenger IRAN win run >.
tween Washington and rs nchhgsrR ff.>-
meeting at e}orif,Bsvllie with tbs t)hea;.} tz<14
and Ulllo Railroad 20 Riehinond, Gov insio0
aud the Virginia HpfihgE az Lyncbbufe i4t
Mestand southwest and al Washington ~
tho NORTH and Northwest F
Leave Washington datlyat s. a. a.. lex,
andfia at s W a. M, arriving Il LynehptA1*
at 8 % p. IN. 1865 - 81.
arriving al 'Aiexalldria at5 ~ PIN. ana 1t
Washington at 10 .. II.
Also daily. sunday iieluded a passenger
train tis9,.gh shoe ehaqqe x q S.,.,
RlCHMON making close connecf ions "a
Richmond and " ash ing on in the direct
linepetween New York and The South ~
ianUc STATES.
spdfia AT 7:z5 =. N. prrive at Gofdonsvlllea
lkf0p. IN. ,.and at Itiehm0nd $40 l. M. cor
Meeting with train leaving kichInond az ~
a. m, for re .erspufg, Weldon and the Soutl
west. a
: Leave Richmond at $50 D. m, and DDS
louisville Mt 1916 a, M; arrive at A lexantfI.i
al 5:u5 a. M, and at Washington az 5,55 q. n /.
connecting with earliest trains to New 1rt Al
and NoUhwest.
A tTatn Tor Manassas Branch will le4sI
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday al 4:{f
a. M, arrivi-.g at Harrisonburg at 20 p M.
Leave Harrisonbuig at9 10 a. IN. connectina|
MANASSAS Junction with Noithhould train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria II IS
pm. ss.
rhe train on Manassas Branch VIII make
good connections ut the junction with night
line to and from Richmond.
Through Tickets and luggage checked -
all prominent points.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Pass Orange daily northward at G so a. M.
and southwark (sdhday exceptcd.) n141S b.
March n 1870 Ga,,s., n; < 4 X, * 4 1z <
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KOsN6O. "a.


Endorsed and recommeneed blythe Pres
ldent oil the Faculty OF tie -. MedicalA -
Ssilege of the City OF Sew YORK. i
PROFESSOR r. $. EWroN, Nh D.. :.
Professor and President OF thssEacany hte
.'Professor Theory ana Prastic6' Of
Medicine, Cincfnnati, &c,
One Of the most cai,ie3H medical menhfthis
aA,e@N ell known as the autho oitiie io.ia,Vr
ne standard medical. works: New ton .
iren- Newton >ymes surgery" svc. ~
DeceInbeSsn uinber Of american Medical Re
ciesU- Page 10, says:
Among the more recent efforts to intR
luce pop1lariy some Of the new remedNss
we notice q new preparation compounded
" ]. lawrence, n. d.. Of Norfolk Va,
Witch is uinissed % the profession and the
public iuAhy desired quantity We recent
IL exanit3.od MS EaberdtogB, and became Jllty
SIT sJiedtn all ms work j. done in the best
insllltier. bv tile most 0pprored processes. and
IRON he best riltefttS Jtbi'lg as result fiel
acine meeting t8e confidence of The Physi
clans ana tAe pubic.
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RICH SOND lNSD l,.sTE ING r. B
CARPENTERING H0UsE BUlLrSE
AND UNDERTAKING


THE undersigned desire to Announce
TO the pubic OF Orange ard the adjoining
counties that he has resumed his former Cal z
ing tor which he WAS trained by Year, u
study and practical experience, und Il How
prepared To do all kinds of
CARPENTERS WORK, HoEsE MUM
ING AND MILL GE-aRIA d.
1 will contract for Public and Pirate psesiA
inys, furnish Designs and Models, and performs
all the duties required of an experienced and
skilled architect.
Persons desiring TO construct REP air or mr.
rove MILLS OF any description, Will do well
to cali on ire, as / am particularly acqIaint
ed with that branch OF nay business. ! Will
also do the work ofan
UNDERTAKEN
and supply COFFINSof of such patternsana
prices as may be desired By either the wealthy
or the poor.
All work shall be done promptly, nsaslN,
futhfUtfy ana in u Ul0rkniu5t-lfke manner, O. I
shall employ none but the best ia1(is
In q community where have been SO long
ana trust SO well known, IL is not neoessaa
~ thai should give a spcclal reference Or
recominc ndation>. fefef 10 the work here
ioiofe done by me, and all + ask Is 4 fsit
share of the patronage OF my friends and
nelghbDrs. I. j, lE9ION. +
August 1868
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KOsEIOO Cures Chronic 2neu-
nlatsani.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. z, 1863.
DIR. J. J. LAwnES9E-Dea sir. My son
has received 80 much belleft from yo ,tot ,er-
fitt Koskoo that cannot refrain from ex press
t.,g my gratitude. / had tried almost every
thing ;ithout benefit. believe. in all SIN
serity, that purK O3koo Is ailinfallible rem
edy farthe disease frusa which he has suffer-
ed, and, so far ns can l9arIi, has never fail.
ed. If you only knew the immense amount
ofsuflering that he has undergone. then YOU
could conceive the value ofsuch a remedy rs
koskoo-tEa surely cures, The great a
mount of good i is now doing among us is
IN st N Bile.
With much gratit de,
lam, respectfully yours, &C.,
Mrs NJ +. A. NEASON,
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From A, W. VI. LIS, a prominent and well
known merchant OF Norfolk. Va.
No. Ii Main St..NorioLk, ", Sept. 10, 1860.
DR. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: Your xoskoo
mas work d wonders in my family. My.
laughter has been "a sufferer from Serofula
since childhood. she lo1 thirty one pieces
from her ankle, several from her arm, be-
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boGy. Whilst in this condition she com
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4 specific Tor ali scrofticus affect ons. Your
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7 IN tt.afi1 y so
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FROM DIR. LLOYD, A PHYSICIAN OF
LARGE PRACTICE.

Great Bridge. Va, October 8, 1860.
J.J. LAWRENCE, VI. D.-Dear Sir: cheer
fully endorse youI kOslSoo rs beng Il most
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exiulied bt our Dest and mist progressive
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arlOus foln ponds % s.rsaparliil. &c, ever
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basis 0f u satuenl IN al c.lrnnlc Diseases
Hopi gyou Mi reap he reward you de-
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J am siI. yours iru y,
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W IUII tII6 HFEITFEt TFEWrUsi
am gratefully yours. &c,

KosKoo is endorsed by the best physicians
every where. Read the, following from DIR.
fiIlcrv, a successful practitioner of many
wears st inding in the Old North Stgte:
Rock Mount, Edgeconlbe COL
September 10, 1869.
+ DR. ]. j. LAWRENCE Dear Sir: l have
used yOur Cuncen raied Fluid Extract of
* skoo in my practice Stth thehuppiest ~
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~ variety of Chronic Diseases its use Is in
dictated. Hoping you may meet with the
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II. G.. TILLERY. NJ ID,
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. 4
l The folIowMs sr VIZ fol sook ss:
IHaTSID DIES Faaflers Exec stor, Cosllm b 70
eo%pental, Plsa.efg rize, AmitE, Ea
I. W W ,,sa ae 49, a ,dT - oil ls
IoS Isriop, na6 chsn9sr ssadr a,i,ing
teom stoves, we have tue lerslHE N lons
land Coal STOW 91nfkcss All y q "a ~ ys4n
'srksh entiree sal actiolE 3ft& past tfbar
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NselN to sssfrs Ut every SO - Ease ths
F I.as;;, IS ,asssss 4sr 81
A general iassortmcatsf Tfnwa e, Htus
Ware, &c. 80
Alsorders promptly filled. -
Al ,ofd e g TOM '5 orsnge and adopi9s
"A E. II. CLAHKsON, =.
\ -, lstR-iy. ~
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mAI-LFRu IgTNsIErtroR

n. - = aliaas
kvNIA makes it Valuable Is Dr.
w cause II contains so much practical.
origsinal matter in such small space. John
j. Thomas,
The directions for growing Srawoerries.
and Rashetries are the best nave ever SEEM
Henry W ard BeeCher.
We could give hundreds Just such test-
munialss showing the value OF TINS httt
work Il should he in the hands of every
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Price ucents Fall price list, wholesale and
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ali applicants. Parties at the South or on
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Address, PURD1 &JOliNSICN,
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble,
prominent Hardware Merchant OF this city:
No. 10 Market Square, Norfolk, va,
October IL, 1869.
QR. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: 10 the large
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j q. WOMBLE.
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor DIM
widdieHStreet Methodist Church. =
Portsmouth, Va, October =, lS'9
This Is to certify that know DF. Lawrence
well. He is a gentleman OF cultivation, and
worthy of the fullest influence. lhave used
MS AosixoO w!tn advantage To myself, and
have adopted It's use in my talnify in cases
Of nervous debility and depression.
W. II. CHRlSfIAN.
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and southwark (Sdnday exceptcd) ni<<1|3 ~
m. j. M. BROA UF4
March ii, 1870. General Ticket A gen
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---'sSam. did YOU see Dir. Jen kins,
the new overseer -
"Yes. massa, | met him down By tbs
cotton GIN
"IIe's good looking fellow isn't hsg
swell, massa, he talks Tx. good
Locking man he made bow, dst's al
he said.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

bridget what have yon tlorn
with ths,eream? These children can.
not eat skim milk for breakfast 'Su,p
ma am and isn't inysclftI,at would be
after given tii~ scum TO vez, 1 tux that
OF and gave u TO The cate"
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- IlIttIe WtITle havIny hnntcd -
all the corners tor his shoes. at last al.
pears to give them up. and climbing on
chair. betAke- himseit to big book
lying en- the side-table. Mother saws
to him: what II darling deing with
the book ?"'' It'ta he dictionary; papr
looktb IN the dictionary for things. and
am looking to see II 1 can md my
shoes"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

- A tutor OF college, leetHing Il
q young man on his irregular conduct
added with great patlws, 1.-The repoi
OF yenr vices viii bring your father,
gray hairs with sorrow "a the grave.
81 beg youI pardon, sir," replied the
pupil, my father wears wig"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-16

z GrzlE "a n.A
The total ministerial vote on lay delegation
in the Methodist Church up to the present
-tIn'N is 6a2Q, ct which AZ ara favor of the
measure and 1886 against it, Only one con-
ference remains to vote, the German and
Switzerland Conference, which meets June
9th Tbree-fourths of the total vote are re-
quired in order that the measure may succeed
Lay delegation appears to be assured.
The coroner jury in the case of the Missou-
ri Pacific Railroad find that the responsibility
of the disaster lays with the conductor and en-
gineer of the extra freight train. The conduc-
tor was arrested but the engineer has not been
found. The railroad company are acting with
great liberality, and will compensate the in
jured SO far as money can do it. The peouniary
loss to the rolling was about $4,000.
The square bounded by Stanfield, Grape and
Marigny streets, in New Orleans, was burned
Saturday. Loss $4,000.
The Sunday law went into effect yesterday
at Cincinnati, but it was not rigid!y enforced.
The new hospital and National Soldiers
Home at Dayton, Ohio, will be formally opened
with great ceremony on Thursday.
The stables of Budd Doble, the famous hofse
trainer, in Philadelphia, were burned Sunday
night. lis large and valuable stock OF horses
was saved.
Patsey Riley, of Taunton, Mass, was one of
the five men engaged in the outrage at LAHORE,
Kansas, on Tuesday night last. The others
were Western men and Canadians.
1t is said that Edouard Laboulaye, tue popu-
lar author, is to go into the French cabinet as
Minister of Public Instruction.
The University of Naples has been closed,
owing to the dastardly conduct of the students.
On Sunday New Orleans operator sent a
Geographic dispatch throug nine repeaters,
around circuit of } miles of wire back to
his office, and the time of transmission was
three-iourths of second. The writing was
about as clear as when it left the Office.
The corner stone of new Jewish temple at
Columbus, Ohio, was laid Sunday by the Ma
sons.
David P. buddy, Kentucky man, was
killed near Kit Carson's, in Colorado, Satur-
day.
All Of the bodies of the killed in the late rail
road accident at Eureka, Missouri, have been
claimed but two.
A number of ladies of New York are taking
steps to have Mcfarland sent to an insane
asylum.
Rev. M. Snythe of gin and milk notorety,
preached sba:p sermon to his late charge,
Sunday, indicating his conduct He is to
take charge of an uptown society.
In a sermon in New York Sunday, Rev. Geo.
II. HepwOrth said there was no excuse under
Gods throne for the man that intermeddled
between another man and his wife, and that
the doctrines of affinity were arrant humbugs.