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ELEVENTH PREsBYrERgiy CHURCH.
Sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Kiitredge-IIe
AbandOns the Dissnectcd and Accepts a
Call from Chicago.

Sermon by the Rev. MIR. Kittredge-He
Aband0ns the DissGectcd and Accepts "a
Call from Chicago.
Despite the very unpleasant condition of the
weather yesterday there was large attendance at
the Eleventh Presbyterian church, IN Fifty-flth
street, between Third and Lexington avenues
Owing, doubtless. to the fact that IL was announced
in the papers that the pastor would upon occa
sion preach his farewell sermon, there were many
more present Than would have been under other and
different circumstances, although large congrega.
tons have been the rule rather the exception at
this church for the last four or five years. Notwth-
standing the announcement above referred TO- the
pastor, Mr.. Kitrcige, did not preach his last SER
mon III this church, but will do so next Sabbath
About six years ago he first took charge OF this
congregation. 1t was then small and in a very
feeble condition. BY dint OF
CONSTANT AND PERSISTENT EyERTIoN
he raised 1t from the letargy into which It had
fallen and made the church favorte place OF resort
, on the sabbath for lovers OF good preaching sing
ing and deyout worship. With few exceptions he
was exceedingly popular among his congregations
but as IL too frequently the case among fashionable
congregations, there were Il few heads-persons
who Thought their pastor was perhaps, not quite
stylish enough, and therefore tney did all IN their
power to make his relations with the church anything
but pleasant and In some respects they accomplished
their purpose. Despite their contemplate conduct
he continued TO grow in favor among the masses as
aiervent and eloquent preacher and expounder Of
Gods Holy Word. Indeed, so pOpuar dld he be.
come that last spring II was found impossible 10
accommodate with sitting room all who came 10
hear him preach, and consequently he advocated
among his mock the sale OF the present building 10
Jewish society, who had already made liberal oner
for i, and The construction Of new and larger
building IN the same negiborhood. HIS efforts,
however, were futile for these very same
DisAFFECrED INDIVIDUALS
tearing mat should ne carry OUT his programme 1t
would increase his popularity, raised such mp
roar about II That he soon gave up the idea. This
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citation effected IN The dominions OF life. human and
brute; onrth some Marked efIect. most likely upon
thOse other murtudes unknown 10 sight, VINO nave
been inv owed each set IN its way III Our sinful
and dsogderly anairs.
DEPARTURE or THE PRESIDENT.
As the Pres dent was leaving the church a number
OF the congregation remained in The asles ana door
WAYS TO see him pass out, but allowing an open
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The Union Of tho Ocenns.

The ceremony nj San Francisco orunit.
ing the waters ofthc Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans, performed by the Boston Board
Of Trade eXcurtionists, Is thus described
in telegram to the Boston Journal
The bottle Of water taken from the At
lantic, at Boston. was uncorked by Hon.
Alex. II.1RiCc, the President ofthG Boston
party, and one.half It's contents poured In
10 the Pacific Ocean, making, us Mr.. Rice
said, IA literal blending OF the waters of
the twOOcGans, which should flow on to-
gcthcr until there shall be no more sea,
and synbOlizing q unity Of the people OF
America in ties Of interest and brother
hood which shall continue until the lust
wave Of time shall break upon the eternal
shore" The space in the bottle was then
filled with water from the Pacific Ocean,
and its contents will be taken home by
the Bostonians, and tho mingled clements
of tho Atlantic and the Pacific.
The party then formed circle on the
vgrandA Of the Cliff House, Californian
and BOstoniNn alternating, and the bot
tie OF mingled water, as an emblem Of II
blended friendship, was passed around
the entire circle, from hAnd TO hand, and
the company united in singing "AmeriCa"
A most interesting ceremony followed. A
little daughter two years OF age) Of Mr.
r. G. Brown, of San Francisco, WINS
present. and having never been christencd,
1t WINS suggested, on moments thought,
that the holy rite should be administered.
A table was brought ont and covered
with the national dag, and q large silver
basin containing water from both oceans,
when, amid II stiffness disturbed only by
the surging sea, the parents stepped for
ward, with the little child III It's mothers
arms, and the Rev. Mr.. Watcrston, Of the
Boston party, with great beauty and
solemnity, administered the rite Of hap.
tism. The entire audience Immediately
burst forth in singing the Doxology, 70
the tune of "Old Hundred" ru, :
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fovor and Ague, Intermittent FSvcr,
Chill Fever, RcmittOnt Fcyer, Dumb
Aguc, Periodical or Bilious Fcvcr, &c,
md indeed NIL tho affections which Rrisn
from mnlarious, marsh, or miastnatlc
polsonS.
As It's name implies, II docs Cure, andlOds not
Clil, Containing neither Arsenic, Quininc, Bis.
muih, Zine, nor any OTHER mineral or poisonous
substance whatever 1t In nOwiSe illjllres aIiy pa.
tcnt The number and importance Or nSCuTc,
In the ngc districts are literally beyond account,
ana NO believe without parallel In uc history
of AglIu medicine Our pride Il RlItiilrdDy tho
Acknowledgements we receive Of the radical Currs
effected In obstinate cases, and where Vtfrr rem.
ctlics had wholly failed. .'.|IhI
UnnCClImatCd persons, either resident in, or
travelling through minsmatiC localities, will hu
projected by taking the .iGEE CTRE daily.
For Lirrr COmplTiTtS, arising from torpid.
lty of tho Liver lis an excellent remedy, ltinr,
lating the Liver int healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, It
Is an excellent remedy, producing many, truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed. IH4
Prepared by DR. J, &. AVER 4 co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold nil round tho world. .f
PRICE, $LOO PER hottie.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs,
such rs Coughs, Colds, WhoopinE
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has uny thing won 30 widely and 80
drcply upOn the confidence or mankind, rs this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years, and among most
of the races Of men II has risen higher and higher
In estimation, as 1t has become better known.
Its uniform character and power 10 cure the VA
rpus affections Of the lungs md throat, have
made II known ns II reliable protector against
them. While adapted In midrr iOrInA OI disease
anil 10 young children, II is ut The same time the
most ClrCtual remedy that eau be- given fOrinCIp'
lent consumption, anil tho dangerous haeciiOn4
Of the throat and lungs. As a provision Against
sudden attacks of CTOmp. IL should be kept on
hand In every family, and indeed Us all are come
times subject To colds ahu coughs, all should hr
provided with this antidUtc for them
Although settled Consumption Is thought In.
durable, still great numbers Of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health
by the ChrrFU PCrfIrTi. So complete IL H.
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield tuit.
When nothing else could reach thrm, under tho
CHERRY FCctOrGt they subSdU aud disappear
Singers aud EmbiiC Speakers lind great
protection from II. .....r-...
-iathmG is always relieved and oIlcn wholly
cured by It..
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CLct97I PectOIWi IN small hhIl freduOnI doses.
SO generally hrC lS virtues known that wr
need not publish the certificates Of them here, or
do more than assure the public that IL ulGlltir,
are Illly maintained. -.... a..
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Rocky MOUHT, EDGECoMBE Co,
September ~, 1863,
EOsEOO CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept, :, 1869.
DR. j. j. LAWRENCE Dear Sir: My son has re.
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that CaunOt refrain nom expressing my graft.
tudG. hai tried almost everything without
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Mus. NJ. Z. A. NELSON.
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REFERENCE ny PERMISSION
Hon, WIN. +. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
e H. l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court Of
- James II. brown, Appeals o. west va.
j. j. jackson, Jr., Judge OF L. ;. District
court, ". Va.
a. u. r. Farnsworth, Prcsidcnt Of Senate,
West Va
" A. Wcrnnrrr, IneuIbUr Senate,
jacob IIUrnhrOOR, PrGst. West Va. ms Co,
Jacob N. Dchrl, Vice PTcst. ="
caleb Bogsrss, Attorney, Clarkshurg, W. Va
Samuel Woods " Phllipp!,
IS White, Sheriff Mercer county.
Il. q. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j. n Camden, President " First National hank,
PArkrrshurg,
And the following members Of the House Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia.:
Hon Il. II. Smith, KAnAwhA county
q" G. g. burgess, Wayne
&" James Guthrie, WrtZel
e Nathan COT, Harrison
- Joseph Tcicr. barbour
Il. NJ Hill, Marion
James IIcrvcy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant,
H. Davidson, Taylor
Henry lirnnnOn, Lewis
'' Floyd Nicely, DOddrihgu
j. \. HOwyCr, Putnam
q" j. =. Wilkinson, lincoln
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KOSkOO Cures ScrOrulA In It's Worst
Forms.
From A. ". MILLS, prominent and vol known
merchant VI Norfolk, Va.

From A. ". MILLS, n prominent and VOL known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAIN STRICT, NORFOLK, Va,
September 10, 1869.
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a. W. MILLS.
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W. II. CHRISTIAN.
FROM DR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE

NHEAT DNIDUEl VA.1 UIIOOtF 3, I5JJ.
J. ]. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.-DcRr Sir: CheCrfuliy
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CHARLES LLOYD, NJ. d.
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APPROVED BY THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORI7
KOSKOO!

Professor and President Of the Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice Of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
One Of the most eminent medical men Of this
age well known M the author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: MENTIONS "PRAC
TICg or MEDICINE" DISEASES or CHILDREN"
MENTIONS SYMEs SURGERY" &c, In December
number Of american Medical Rerietr-iagc "7s,
says:
Among the more recent efforts to Introduce
popularity, some Of the new rGmcdIcs wO notice
u new PREPARATION compounded by j. j. LAW.
HENCE, N. d., Of NORF6LK, Va, which Is fur
nlshed 10 the profession and the public IN any de-
sired quantity. We recently eIuminsd IDS Ldb0y.
dtOry, and became fully EGt!.hGd that all his work
Is done In tho best manner, by the most apiTOrrd
processes, and from Me GeSt materials, OiriHy rs
TtSnN a medicine MEETING the CONFIDENCE of the
PHYSICIANS aud the PUBLIC"
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.FINIRWcIAL.
FINANCIAL
-.r- --~-fs -s.a-7sl-7---~--s~-~a- --7se-s-'s-sN.
L o A N
-- .as or THE -. -. u
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Co.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad

The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
Is completed aud running from RICHMOND, Va,
to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In West Va, M miles. 1t ls being rapidly cx'
tended to the Ohio River, 200 miles further, ma
king In all 40 miles.
In It. progress Westward, II .p6uatrAtDS and
opens I'D to market the Wonderful Coal De-
pOvIts Orths KanAWAA Region Ia West Virginia.
And thus brings tho superior and abundant Goals
Of that section Into communication with the
Iron Ores Of Virginia and Ohio, and tho West
Rrn, South Western and Eastern markets.
When completed 1t will connect the superior
hArbOr facilities Of the OhOSapSAkO Bay with
reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and thus
with tho OutIrS system Of Railroad and water
transportation Of the great West md South
west. ..'
1t will make short, easy, chSap and fATor'
able route from the west 10 tho yea, and Will
command 4 large share Of the enormous
rrsIyhtS seeking transportation to the coast
twill thus become one Of the most Important
and profitable East and West Trunk Lines Of
Railroad in the country, and command trade
Of Immense value. ........r
The completed portion OF the Road Is doing
profitable and InGrcAIlHg BuAlAeSH, aud Is fully
equal In value to the whole amount Of tho mort.
gage upon the entire LIn0-($I5,OOOO OOJ ,
The loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being First Mortgage upon tho en-
tire Line, property and equipments, worth
wi hen completed at least ESQ, 200, 900, Is there
fore one Of the most substantial, conservative,
and reliable Railroad Loans ever offered In the
market, ind Is peculiarly adapted TO the wAntS Of
Investors and Capitalists,
Who desire 10 make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance of positive and un'
doubted security.
The Bonds arc In denominations Of
$1,000, $500 and 800,
and may he had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Six pOr cent per anuum, payable MAY
lat md NOVEMBER lat.
Principal and Interest payable In Cold In the
CITY Of New York. ...--.. .a
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

BaltimOre& Ohio Railroad Co.
e
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. by the following schedule on and AfcF De-
cember 6th, lSG9-W hecllng time.
mn
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KOskOo Is endorsed by the host physicians
everywhere. Read the following nom Dr. Tillcry,
successful practitioner 0T many years standing
In tho Old North State:
Rocky MOUHT, EDGEcoMBE Co, |
September ~, 1863.
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor BinwiddIc
Street Methodist Church.
pORTAMOuTIL, w. OctOber .. isiO

PORTSMOUTH, Va, October %, 1867.
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thy Of the fullest confidence ! have used his
K0skoo with advantage TO myself and have adopt
cd Its use In my family n'CHsVs Of nervous dcbil'
lily and depression. ,,.
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Read tho following from Mr.. WOmblc, prom.
incnt Hardware Merchant Of this city:
No. Il MARKET SQuARE, NORFOLK, Va,
October IL. 1860

DR. LAwHENCE-Dcar Sir: To the large NUN.
her Of testimonials which you offer Of tho great
efficacy Of your KOskoO, take pleasure In adding
my own. ] suffered greatly with Nervous Dcbil.
liz Of KosEOo restored me 10 health
Yours truly, j. q. WCMBLE.
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Policies Nonforfeitable.
80 Restrictions on Residence or
Travel.

" G Darlington, Prrst. c. Henry Pcrr0w, MD
.Jnhu 4. Edwards, VIceIC. II. Smith, N: D.
President. GeorBe lt0sS ~. "
+ ! HonkInS Asst gSc'yIPrnE Edward u. Smith,
Il {. HartsOOk, Cashier. Actunry; ..,,
Ja- f. Wolf, Superin' d, i. FAckler' Consult
,rndcnt Of Agencies. Ing ActuAry.
DIRECTORS.
Vim H. lsaACS, Mn. y LAllher'
H. II. MAury, WIN, ": LAyluI'
,John Endefs, A. Y. Stokes,
" q CnrrinytOn. G.. Henry PcrrOw,
Daniel j. uR9tsook, John c. Williams,
j. j. Hopkins, ''T'. Geo y. Palmer,
John Z. Edwards,
BRANCH OFFICE, CLARKSDUlIG WEST VA.
Hon. JOHN j. DAVIS, T. $. SPATES,
President Vice President
DIIECTORs.
g aiI;t s'sa s9S,js 5 T. n; G ESHsS
Il r. LOwndes, X. n. POOL
,lamCa r. Davis, Geo. nAsAblc'
Or. j. l.. Carr, VIM $, Sumner
All surplus aerruinv from business In this State
- pledged by the Company to BE- loaned or invest
ed within the State.
Il. n. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKsDURG, W. VA
J. ". McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, ". VA
Agents wanted everywhere in the State
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After reading the above high recommendation,
InvAlIds cannot reasonably hesitate to give the
KOSKOO u trial.
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In it. progress westMard, 1t pOustratOs and
opens UP to market the Wonderful Coal De-
pOvIts Orths KanAWAA Region Ia West Virginia.
And thus brings tho superior and abundant Goals
Of that section Into communication with the
Iron Ores Of Virginia and Ohio, and Tho WeIt'
Ern, South Western and Eastern markets.
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Is completed aud running from RICHMOND, Va,
to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In West Va, M miles. 1t 10 being rapidly cx'
tended to the Ohio River, 800 miles further, ma
king In all 49, miles.
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FOR ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIALS

From PhysIcians Eminent DIvlncs, Edtor,
DruggiSta, Merchants, &c, sec KOSKOO AL,
MANIAC for this year.
Prioo Ono DolIGrPec Bottle.
7;,r salf bV ne Principal DJ1ig0iIis IN he United
States, and BritIh America.
marqi.dAw
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member orthc Royal College OF SurgeouS, Lon
dOll, Graduate Of ono Of the most cmipentC Col
lcgrs In the United States, and tho greater part
Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals OF
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere; has
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with rlngilg IN
tho head and ears when asleep, great ncrvour
ucsS, being alarmed o. snddGn sOundA baShful
ness, with frequent blushing, ATTENDED some
mrdlnirly
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When completed 1t will connect the superior
harbOr facilities Of the Oh0SaVOakO Bay with
reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and thus
with tho OntIre system Of Railroad and WhteF
transportation Of the great West md South
west. .''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

A HINT 70 YOUNG MEN.-One day
last week, a young merchant who had
Just failed in business, having spent in
four years legacy Of ten thousand dol
lars, in adition to any profits he might
have realized, was met dy thrifty young
mechanic, who had formely been on terms
of some intimacy with him. During the
conversation that ensued, the merchant
said to him, "How is it Harry, that you
have been able to live and save money
on the small sum which you received for
your services, while / found it impossible
to live in my business, with a good round
$4,000 to back me.
"O," said the mechanic, that is easi-
ly understood. l have lived with refer
ence mostly to the comforts and tastes of
myself and family; while you have lived
mostly with reference to the opinions and
tastes of others. It costs more TO pease
the eye than to keep the back warm and
the stomach full.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

An Iowa man aptIy advertises i" Ker-
osene and coffins.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

City Gentleman" What place are
you looking for?' Merchant Prince
Well, I've been reading a good deal
lately, and I've heard good deal about
Arnachy in France, but l can't find it
anywhere on the may"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

A savan in France has been trying how
long he can keep eggs, and concludes
that rather thick linseed oil smeared
over the shell as varnish is better than
lime or salt, or hot water
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

What cord is it in which you can find
knots that no man living ever tied, and
no man living can unite p? Why, cord
of wood.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

A man lost in the capital of Rhode Is
land consoled himself by remembering
that the ways of Providence are past
finding out.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

A bereayed widower, while receiving
with due acknowledgements the condo
lence Of friends-that it was indeed n
great loss-a sad bereavement that he
had sufered-added "And just think
Only few days ago | bought her a whole
box of pills, and she hadn't time to eat
half of them before she died Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

a True LADY, was once walking
short distance behind very handsome
ly dressed young girl, and thinking
as | looked at her beautiful clothes, . |
wonder if she takes half as much pains
with her heart as she does with her body?"
a poor old man was ceming up the walk,
with a loaded ,Vheelbarrow and Just be-
fore he reached us, he made two attempts
TO go into the yard of a small house; but
the gate was heavy and would swing
buck before he could get in Wait,n
said the young girl, springing lightly for
ward, "ill hold the gate open" And
she held the gate until he bad passed in.
and received his thanks with a pleasant
smile as she went on. q She deserves to
have beautiful clothes, housbt, .'for
a beautiful spirit dwelh within her
breast leo.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

The hardest thing to hold in this
world is an unruly tongue.