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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

w We lind in tho Gcorgciown (D. &.
Courier the following notice of OIL
much respected former fellow -citizcm
and true and tried Statesman. Hon. W
T.. Niblack. The Judge gains fresh
laurcls wherever he becomes known:
Hon. w. T.. Niblack. NJ. e.. who has
resided ON Bcall street IN this town for
few years past. lcft with his family
last week for his home in Iinccnrcs.
Indiana. lie attended thu Commence
'ncnt ct Georgetown College. and had
the sati>tactlssn before leaving III seeing
his son. William e.. awarded the medal
in thr second class Of liumamitics, the
premium in the class OF German, and
other wclI-dcscrvcd homors. Judge
Niblack cn,lcarcd himself Ia " Idle cir
Gle 81 friends here. who cannot but re-
grct his departure from among us. he.
!ausc. though Of retiring disposition, he
IS characterized by suavity, frankmess,
md firm friendship, is a fine specimen
II The Western gentleman. and an honor
o his native State, Of which in all prob
ability he will be the next Governor.
lie has represented the First Congress
'ional District of Indiana with listin-
!nishcd ability for many years. having
irst entered the Thirty-fifth Congress-,
erving on many important committees.
md Is now q member Of the most i'm.
'Ortant, that Of Ways and Means. where
!is emincntly practical and well-tliscip-
med mind renders him Of the greatest
crvice to the country. lie is one Of the
cw public men whom neither power
or Office could corrupt, and who have
btaincd position without seeking it;
nd We fully agree with the Louisville
ourier-Journal when it says that shis |
onstituents have honOrcd themselves !,
y honoring him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04
License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nm
~ dersigncd will apply for license a
the September term, 1871, Of the Duboi.
County Commissioners, under the pro
visions Of an net entitled .An act "a
regulate and license the sale Of spiritu.
Gus, vinOus. malt, and other Intoxicating
liquors" The place Of sale will be upor
the premises occupied by him, the pre.
else location Of which Is ns follows: In
his building. on part Of the s. w. mart
fractional sec. 81, township l, N. II. No.
b W.. IN the town Of rortcrsyillc. liar.
bison township, Dubois county, Ind.
CHRISTIAN SHINING.
Aug. 1, 3.w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

Whcna Chicago girl quarrcls with
"r lover she communicates the fact Ia
'-r friends In the remark that she "isn'l
~ squeezing terms with that fraud mo
rprc."
treat Britain last year consumed a..
"n.OO0 pounds OF tobacco. or q mound
~ half for each ono or the populs.
Experiments in tho army bakery a,
nshingtOn have showed that zoe t,Se.
n"nd ioavcs Of bread can be made from,
',arrcl Of flour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

STATE PRINTER. MIR. II. j. Bright, cd
itor Of the Scm,ircl. who was arrested
for perjury in regard To his affidavit.
Ia his accounts rs State Printer.
on an AFFIDAVIT made lv Fish
back. editor "f the In.lianapoli. Jour
MI. waivcl IN examination. and en-
terrell into $40 bonds IL appear and
await The action "f The next Grand Jury
"f Marion county. This takes the whole
matter oui Of politics AMI into the courts.
and we hope there will he a thorough
examination into the accounts Of both
ihc present aud former State Printer.
nmd IL either Of them have been stealing
the peoples money, let them bc ado.
quatcly punished for ii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

@Van Amburgh + Cos Mammoth
Menageric, Frost's American and Sci
yrist's Great French Circuscs, three
great shows, will be in Jasper on the
the 18th day of August, as advertised,
No splits, nothing divided. entire, no
tail end, piece or part, no one-quartcr,
no thrce-quarters, or moicty, branch OF
tributary, but on the contrary, the great
show itself as advertised. Put it down as
above; bet on it as stated above, and
you will be sure to win. Hyatt Frost
Is tho Manager, and has been for TWEEN.
ty-fivc years, anil is the most popular.
upright and Successful Snowman now
living.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

THE Legislature Of Iowa has taken
measures to preserve, or rather to res
'orc, the forests which have been and
ill are rccklcssly destroyed. The law
r'lcascs from taxation OH 500 valua-
Lon every acre Of forest for ten years,
I'd for each acre of fruit trees planted
SD valuation for five years is exempt
Il. and tho same for shade trees and
edges along tho highways. There arc
low maple forests in several counties,
rom which sugar is made, where fif-
Zen years since there was nothing but
wild prairie grass and hazel shrubs.
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CHEAP MrSs. 1t Is seldom that
chcSpncss is associated with merit and
real value. but We must make mn cxccp-
ton in favor Of Peters Musical MONTH
~. This valuable work comes to us
regularly each month. OVERLOOKING with
choice new music some fifteen pieces
in every number. II is printed from 36
full-sizc music plates, neatly bound. and
sells for the modest sum Of 80 cents.
Volume VIII. began with the July num-
Der; and the publisher offers to scnd
two copies. July and August. for so cts.
Address j. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway
New York.
Think Of il! 80 pieces Of good Music
for so cents.
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Van .Amhurgh's a Comin.

v''ss ssssssssss - ~ ~ OUtuu
Van Amburgh's u comm.
Get ready =
Frost's Circus Is with him
That's what =
And another from France
-, "lloIl steady
All under one Tent
Red hot!''
Then the Ravcl Zsnfrctta's.
Lay low"
Lead the world with their infants
IL guess mott!
OF organized shows, its the oldest.
"That's SO. :"
With clowns Foster and Gibbs
''Rcd hot e"
With procession and music SO fine
"Shouldn't wOndcr!"
More women and children and men !:
"Why not!"
On their very first trip to The West
"Stanl from undcr!"
They are coming and coming.
Red hOt!"I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

IN illustrating tho fruits Of advertising
~ exchange says: ~ family in Flori-
~ lost their little boy, and advertised
FIR him in daily paper. That very
y f"rnoon an alligator crawlcd up out Of
y swamp and died on the front door
step. In his stomach was found hand.
i"' Of reel hair, some bone buttons. A
pair Of boot heels, glass alley, a pair
+" check pants and a paper collar. The
advertisement did IT,"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

LA PETITE EMMA ARILLA.-This it'll,
French exquisite ought to have the It'll,
Of one Of Puck's fairies, for exceeding
grace and sylph-likc address. She i.
not yet in her teens, but on horscbac 4,
Arilla, she is and can be nothing else
but ''tluccn Of Fairy Land" The little
Mile, is not surpassed in her own
France, or in her adopted America. She
belongs to tho only genuine and com.
plcte French circus ever organized OK.
cIusivcly ms such, to-wit: "Scigrists
Great French Circus"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04
Notice I'm Bankruptcy.
L. S. DISTRICT CoURr or INDIANA.
In the matter of
n Henry ..,y kicrwcr,{ In Bankruptcy.
Evansville. Ind.

B ns%Fy Mi'rwer' In Bankruptcy.
A warrant in bankruptcy has bee,
issued by said court against the estate
of Henry Kierwer, of the county of Du.
bois, in the State Of Indiana, in said
District, adjudgcd bankrupt upon tho
petition of his creditors, and the nav.
ment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging to said bank.
rupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property BY him, are
forbidden by law; a meeting OF the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one or more
Assignccs, Of his estate, will he held at
q court OF bankruptcy, to be holden At
indianapolis, in said district, on the 18th
day Of August, A. ID. 1871. at 10 O'Clock
4. N. at the Office Of John w. Ray, No.
244 East Washington street, before Jno.
W. Ray, one Of the Registers in Bank.
ruptcy. BENZ j. SPOONER,
L. S. Marshall, Dist. Of Indiana,
Messenger.
Aug. At.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

W The Hartebeestc, Ostrich. Kanga.
roos, Japanese swine, Three Horned
Spanish Bull-ncw to this country. and
many other animals, are coming with
Van Amburgh 4 Co. The above are
from the London collection, forwarded
by DR.. Livingston, from Ethiopia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

@The surveying corps Of the Louis
vile 4 St. Louis Railroad arc surveying
two lines in this county, about mile
apart, ono running on the North side OF
Huntingburg and other OH tho South.
We understand they reached Hunting
burg on Tuesday last.
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PUBLIC NOTICE-

LII persons indebted 10 william,
A krodel. Store Keeper, at Portcrs.
vile, Dubois county, on book accounts
are hereby notified that such accounts
have been sold aud assigned 10 me that
| am authorized by law TO collect Tho
same for my own benefit, and / there
fore request such debtors 10 call on mo
and settle. JOHN MEME '0
July 18th. lS7l..tI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

@Farmers, chang up your thrcsh,
ing machines and your plouyhs and &c
and rest yourself beneath the shades Of
Van Amburgh & Co.'S. mammoth pavil.
ion, which will be in Jasper OH the l4tll
Of August.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

~ Ladies Of Jasper and vicinity, take
In your gcraniums and cactuscs, put an
extra quilt ON each bed, on the 1lth,
have kindling-wood ready, start the
fire, for Frost will positively be here on
that day-with Van Amburgh & Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

@Jcnny Lind, the performing clc-
plant with Van Amburgh, is the best
trained Of all her competitors-so says
Prof. Nash, who has trained aR that
has risen TO any distinction as perform
crs. Tho Professor is with Van Am
burgh this year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

40 a Christian education has iufiu.
enccd the manager Of Van Amburgh &
Co. to tho extent, that he allows no I'm.
licensed profanity, intoxication or sccu-
lar labor on the Sabbath.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

0TTrick mules, Mungo Park and
Jerry, and trick horses and ponies, will,
Frosts American Circus. Will he in
Jasper on next Monday week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

\ young man IN Indiana lately be.
come 80 frightened at widows per.
t'>'cnt attempts to marry him that he
turned over 10 her all his property and
ran away.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

IfThc Clerk Of Pike County seems
10 have "soft thing" Of it. lie issues
n'rriagc licenses as Clerk, and then Of
f'iatcs at his Office as clergyman in tho
{ .rcm0Mics. That's handy, ut least.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

Husbands and fathers can safel,
leave their wives and children in the care
Of Van Amburgh 4 Co., where they
will DC shielded from harm or insult.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04
GRANVILLE, OHIO. FEMALE COLLEGE

The 18th year 81 this old and popular Ins,jtu,ior III,
open September IN with full curps II able and "xr".
a.snccd teachers IN Ill departments. Special
mystical and Christian culture. good boarding and Mini
ana parental carc For Cstslcgmcs stdva., u p Krww
Granville. Licking county Ohio. h'"N
July .l.t-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

~ Ladies and children visit the Van
Amburgh show by the thousands, with
out male escort, SO completely arc they
protected from harm or insult.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

Entire number in the county, 2.S-a
|, Martin Friedman, Auditor in and
for said county, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is n true and
correct copy Of tho number Of white
males returned to me by the Trustees OF
said county.
In witness whereof ! hcrcunto set NV
hand and affixed the seal Of the
lsEAL.J Board of Commissioners OF said
county. this the Sd day Of Au-
gust, 1871.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, a. ID. c.
Aug. 4tlI, I67l.-t4.
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WASTED.-An agent to sell the Weed
Sewing Machine in Dubois county. l
will furnish wagon, the agent to give a
bond of $1,000. A good per cent. will
be offered good man. Call on or adj
dress II. A. BROWN,
Evansville. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

90! wealth Of woman-wOndcrful!
o! crown Of honor!'
The most beautiful crown to deck the
heal Of woman is profusion of long
dark, glossy hair. The production OF
such hair is wonderfully facilitated BY
the cleansing and stimulating properties
Of Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia, which is
finding its way to the toilet cases Of all
American ladies'. ju. 28-t2.
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.! $751;; .a 1897;
$4,443,479 4,458.41I

This shows net decrease in June.
this year, of $15.O32. The earnings q:
the same roads for six months, ending
with June, 1871, were 424, 4O2. 4O3. show
ing increase over the corresponding time
last year Of Sl,187,766. Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad earned the third
week in July $2s, 1877. showing an in
crease Of S1,747 over the corresponding
week last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

@Onc hundred and twenty persons
and one hundred and fifty horses, are
with the Van AmburGh show.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

@Thc Financial Chronicle gives the
following comparative reports Of the
earning Of some OF tho principal West
crn railroads in June:
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STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY:
RY virtue Of law, as evidenced by the
- Ninth Section Of Acts Of the called
Session Of the General Assembly of the
State OF Indiana, approved December the
2lst, 1865, and OH page A. Of said Acts.
!, Martin Friedman, Auditor in anil for
said county Of Dubois, do hereby append
the Following exhibit Of the aggregate
number Of white male Inhabitants over
the age Of twenty-onc wears in each OF
several townships of said county. Also.
tho aggregate number OF tho entire
county, as made and returned by the
trustees Of the several Townships, and
Med in the Auditors Office in Jasper,
for public inspection, and with view
to the correction of any errors, mistakes
or omissions that may be therein made.
! hereby solicit and invite an cxainina.
ton Of said enumcrations:
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" A few ripe peaches have been
brought in town at 81 70 per bushcl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-29
ST. LAwREScE's ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.


The respected pastor OF this church, Rev. Father
Moylan, s. j.. In announcing the intended collec-
ton for the benefit OF the Pope, which Is to take
place In all the Catholic churches OF the diocese next
Sunday, availed himself of the opportunity thus
afforded to condemn the course OF the Italian govern
ment in SELLING upon the temporal possessions OF the
Holy Father. He said that few years ago the work Of
desDOlnng the sovereign PoniH was commenced by
the robbers ana scoundres OF Italy under the cry OF
national unity and was continued steadily until the
present time, when, through the occupation OF
have wronged him. The Holy Father, with q
dignity worthy Of all praise and admlra.
penny from the hands Of such sacrl1geous scouudres
He could not permit his sacred ofice to be lowered
much less could he consent TO receive money
from the usurpers who mad even seized portion OF
the universe. The Pope's temporal dignity could
only be sustained now by the voluntary offerings of
the Catholics o. the world, who had always displayed
h Is support. 1t was not necessary. therefore, to
urge the congregation OF ST. Lawrences church to do
would be to give to the full extent o. his means
for an object so worthy. 1t might not be long be-
aSd ISS ann rate s
sacrleglous hordes who, under the leader
ship OF the Freemasons and other secret
the vicegerent OF Christ earth. God does things
In His own good time Often He suffers the wicked
day OF reckoning is sure to come, and then the
guilty are sure TO suffer. But IN the meantime the
They oud to sustain % dignity Of
Pcpe they should gre no heed to the pseudo liberal
cry OF the age they should condemn In uEequivoca!
disregard OF everything sacred. The opportunity
afforded next Sunday is one that all should embrace,
to defy the miserable guarantees and aims offered
by the Italian destro yers OF order and religion.
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porai goods ana pose .sions. To this he firmly anf
neDly reiuHes TO suomi. He looks 10 hrs fatiful
caiiaien throughout The world conf lent that from
,ut5 iuniShiy at least they can ana VIII protect
aiu rescue nii Ours. thea. IL 4 share III the duty
anu privilege OF supplying the wants and cons0llng
tue neart OF our common Father. do not allow
myself 70 doubt that mis- children IN this diocese will
perform ther parts cheerfuy and generously. An-
0tner motive which should animate us at this time
Is tnat or Wishing by our united and generous oer.
lngs TO give some practical expression or our warm
and sincere congratulations on the occasion OF his
approaching anniversary, the 18th OF June when n
his life be spared. as we fervenuy nOpc and pray 10
WILL he Will celebrate the completion or the twenty
fifth year OF his Pc ticate. Already has that event
ful and glorious Pontiicatc be prolonged Deyond
the term granted TO any OF his predecessors since
the days OF ST. Peter. And may It not be in
tho designs OF an all-wise and tender Providence
that q lie so precious to the Church shall
yet be preserved for the coming OF u brighter day
when the cause or truth and justice shall be made
to triumph; when the heart OF the lOng-sufferinR
Pontid shall be cOnsoed and his loving children
throughout the world shall be permitted TO share in
his reOicings9 Meantime, reverend dear sir, exhort
your flock to vie with another In their tokens OF
love and venerati0n and in sending up their daily
prayers to Heaven for the peace OF the Church. for
the long life and welfare OF the Holy Father and f0r
the conversion of all sinners.
Wishing you health and blessing, remain. rev.
erend dear Sir, very truly your friend and brother In
Christ,
tJOHN, Archbishop of New York.
NEW YORK, May Il, 1871.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY ~ B7I.-TRIPLE SHEET

tons yon are told what to do and how TO DO It, and
your check
But II you are positively bad how Is it2 II Won
know WHAT IS right and refuse TO do it. what thenY
help yon II you bald fire and attend 10 II IL
keeps blazing; II you neglect 1t it goes out II you
TRY TO DO WHAT IS RIGHT
God is at your hand to help; but II you, by word or
deed, tell Him that you don't want Him. He never
intrudes. lie says Whenever yOn call for me will
come. rhe slcker you are, the poorer YOU are, the
sooner VIII come. If you don't want me you will
not see me. That Is The law OF the universe. The
bad man neither sees God nor knows Him. Leave
the atchsring out ana He viii enter; lake the
latchstring in and He never comes. Now, Jesus
Christ came upon the earth and died that He might
persuade us to keep the door open, and the
Lords Prayer Is simply invitation on the part OF
poor. suffering humanity to God asking him to
come In.
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strength cy the sruucnts ne remarked thai the men
WHO DO the largest amoaat OF WORK for God are tne
men who hold the finest physical lie but Tue
greatest waste IL in our spiritual lives ous eher-
giles are dissipated everywhere. Men VINO come 70
the means o. grace as TO burden are not Inc men
o power. They turn away from the chef tnings or
God 10 daily with the lt1cs and Temperatures OF ms
life. We have too long overlooked The power OF
ROME DROPS HER FORCES INTO CITIES
and robs and rules whole republics 1t s IN cities
thar we need 10 concentrate our forces Cities must
be redeemed and evangelical or else be blotted out
as the greatest curse OF the race. Paul went to
Cornh and wrote that al Asia had heard The word
of the Lord. II is wonderful how In these last days
the mind OF the world rs multiplying muscle and
saving 1t for use. IL means that CHRIST Is coming,
and as al bis first ADVENT, Is multiplying comforts
and curing diseases. The average length o. life In
healhen lands is fifteen years; In our Christian
10 Hong Kong today than he was to one end or
other OF hts circuit when lie began hts ministry. All
oppression is waste and must be SO forever. Speak
ing oil the waste of governments, DR.. Fowler said
that the greatest was that made Ivy
RoMANIsM. THE CURSE or rue RACES
without qualification. There Is not n Pearl in them
that she has not stolen, nor precious stone that she
has not purloincd, nor a hope thai she has not
blasted. Look at Ter HISTORY. Whatever she mas
touched Is tarnished; Whatever she has ruled is
ruined. What she has done for Italy, Spain, Erin
sne would do for America IL she could. But this
waste must pc stopped ct all hazards.
Great applause greeted this enthusiastic outbnrst
Collections and subscriptions were taken up during
the day amounting to S2T,D0o There Is yet debt
OF about So, 900 on the church.
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Circular from Archbishop NcC1oskcy-A Gem
eral Collection for the Holy Father to be
Taken Up Next sunday.
The following pastoral circular, announcing that
the annual collection would be taken up next Sun
day and calling on the faithful TO come generously
forward with their contributions to the Holy See,
was read IN all tho Catholic churches yesterday
Rev. DEAR SIR
Please announce to your congregation that the
annual collection for the Holy Father Will be made
In oil the churches OF the Archdiocese on next Trinity
Sunday, the 4th or June.
need not remind you Of the many reasons for
which It Is not only very desirable but even Of
urgent Importance, that this COLLECTION should be- II
possible more than usually largo and liberal one.
IL Il known TO all that the trials and embarrass-
ments OF our Hsly Father have been multiplied
during tho past year 70 degree far beyond any he
had hitherto been obliged to endure. The enemies
OF the Church and OF The Apostolic see have been
pursuing, and stu continue to pursue with ever
increasing boldness, their work OF sacrilege and
spollation IN the capital OF the Christian World II
Il sought TO reduce the venerable Pontif, who Is
already virtually a prisoner IN their hands, to the
still further humiliation OF becoming pensloner on
the bounty of the INSCRIPTIONS government which
has usurped his rights and robbed him oil his tem-
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Sermons and Services in the Metropolis
and Elsewhere.
Restraining and Restoring Resources Of Reil'
glOn-Pitying Prayers for Paris and the
s0pe-The Evils Of the Day.
Discourses by Right Rev. Bishop James,
Rev. Drs. Fowler, Bellows, Steven
son and Ever; Fathers Pres.
ton, Woods and Others.

whirsunday was observed yesterday In all the
churches with perhaps than the usual earnest
ness evinced in years past. The services and
ceremonies were generally inspiriting and exceed
ingly appropriate. The Holy Spirit seemed to be
sensiby felt, and the pastors seemed everywhere to
emulate the Apostles after the descent of the Holy
Ghost In speaking Of the wonderful works of God.
In the synopses OF sermons given below may be
found the expressions given by divers" ldenomina,
tionaD tongues OF the works OF the Almighty,
which have been colated for the benefit of the
readers OF the HERALD.