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The New York herald., 1871-09-24
Questions for the Clergy.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE RERALD:-
went recently to hear Rev. Charles 3. Smyth in
Waverley place, and found him Q very Intelligent
and Interesting speaker. was only surprised that
he had SO small an audience; such man ought to
draw congregation. He spoke on the ineficiency
OF the Church and the ministry to do the work OF
the Church without outside accessories, such as
temperance societies, &c. He made one remark
which is somewhat uncharitable. The wealthy
churches, he SAID, were like sand heaped together
together by money and exclusiveness. or words 10
that effect
Now, trust that the "grace OF God" Is suf1lcient
even for wealthy Church. ] do not think but
there sprinkllnR or the fathfu-'tne salt OF the
earth"-n the richest church In Tits city. whichever
It may be- We arc told s1t ls hard for rich man,
&C., but not impossible All who know anything OF
life present or past must know that as true hearts
beat under satin robes az under garments OF sack.
cloth. Still entirely agree with him as TO the
christian system OF pews which he condemned 1
am not OF the rich bl othcrhOod, very Iar rom It;
but think 1t best to avoid saying anything which
shall roster the natural sensitive jealousy Of the
poorer classes. Some persons DO this Inadvertently
without rejecting on consequences. Let US have
charity.
Mr.. Smyth also said there were offences against
morality and propriety well known TO exist In
churches, Which there ls no system OF discipline to
meet Very true; but what would Mr.. S. dor Per
haps the most prominent Christian systems of dis
cipline have been the Roman Catholic and the New
England Puritan. Would he re-inauQurate either
as wen as infdenty the Puritan hierarchy to die
tate the operations Of your mind and the occupa.
ton 0r your time, patrOliing your dOmicile like q
detective po.lceP 1t Is to be lamented that Chris
ttans 60 Oh IN evil without reproof and without
shame. But wnat can be dOnel Shall we burn the
preserve the wh0les g. II. HOVER.
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Baden and Its Catholic Subjects.

number OF Catholics chiefly foreigners, have
signed a petition strongly complaining Of some
recent proceedings OF the government of Baden,
which, they assert are oppressive TO the consciences
OF the Catholics OF that Duchy.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Sept. %, 1871.
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
OF Appeals for Monday:-NOs. 1885, 1893, pol, 3O3 204,
2U5, 2O6s 2oS, 2O9, 2l0, I'll, 2l2, 16S, l69, 170.
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and the only thing we can do Is TO seek the Lord
while ne may be lound, and to call upon him while
he Is near.
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herself what arc the dogmas sne teaches, and that
she be not held responsible for the ialse and often
the world as hers Is this an extraordinary de-
mandS is there anything wrong In it2 Does not
every every sect zee claim It as right winch should be con,
political parties act upon this very principles Why,
then, should 1t be denied the Church-and her only
nents that the catholic Church asks to have the
public schools OF the country put into her hands
youth OF America in accordance with her principles
OF laith and practice. This averment Is absolutely
am, and 9nq1alidedy false. An that tne Church has
American people, is tnat she te allowed
born OF Catholic parents, and are received into her
lold through the regenerating waters OF baptism
her tue care control or education OF their children
be those parents adherentS OF any Protestant sect
Jew. Monammedan or indie! sne Gocs protest that
good citizenship; that mere knowledge OF secu-
lar matters having no Christian basis on which to
she claims, further that about two hours per week
of Christian teaching IN the sunday school Is not
foundations broad and deep. SO that It will have
wholesome influence in after life; and, in order that
W. s. S1 uS ssss
that their educaIion-and that OF none others
be placed under her control. the Cath.
the artist OF the Illustrated paper-and freely &C.
knowledge his great talent as an artst-w0uld have
lies should protest against system OF education
which teaches that every Catholic country Is sunk
IN superstition, Is priest ridden which u calculated
TO impress the mind OF the Catholic child with the
idea that II Is disgracefu for him 70 adhere to the
faith OF his ancestry, and, especially, that It Is ad
ylsable In him TO cover up the fact III 1t be factl
that he sprung from Irish stock, Yet this Is the
dency OF the system in vogue today, can be sub.
stanttated BY any Catholic parent who has ques-
toned his child relative 70 the Ideas expressed by his
schoolmaes whenever these or kindred subjects are
broached. repeat that Catholics have no desire to
make proselytes OF Protestant children-have no
desire to throw any obstacle In the way OF univer-
sal education with regard TO secular matters but
simply claim that system should be devised which
Will enable them to educate their own offspring In
accordance with the principles OF that faith which
they believe to be from GOd while, at the same
time, no means be left untried to couple with this
religious training thorough teaching Of such gene
raj knowledge as Will 1t them 10 become serviceable
members OF the community. l can readily antici-
pate the antagonstic avowals that may be MADE
with regard to The statements have set forth
above; but as DO not wish now to open up the
general question, but simply to state the fact that
the idea intended to be conveyed by the Illustration
Is O false one. here leave the subject for the
present. ]. 4. B.
NEW YORK., Sept %, 1877.
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Anniversary Prayer Meeting.

The fourteenth anniversary OF the Fulton street
prayer meeting was held yesterday at The North
Dutch church, corner OF Fulton and william streets.
Back of the reading desk, on the walls on the desk
and on the table around which the eminent dlvines
sat were crowded with nora offerings the gifts OF
those who for many years past have taken a very
deep and undying interest in the success OF this
undertaking.
The pews in the body OF the church and In the
gallery were Oiled, as were also many extra benches
and chairs, aud large number, unable to find
seats. stood up during the whole of the ceremonies
which lasted some TWO hours. AS the readers OF the
HERALD are undoubtedly aware this system or
holding prayer meetings was instituted some four.
Years ago, and was especially designed for the
benent OF merchants, clerks mechanics and Others
who were busy employed during the day 10 afford
them an opportunity 10 gather IN this church and
ofer up some prayers TO God, asking Him for guid-
ance IN tneir temporal AFFAIRS and laying at the feet
OF the Saviour the many perpexities and burdens
which they had 10 bear.
The exercises consisted Of prayers addresses
and HYMNS the PRAYERS and addresses being offered
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PROBATE NOTICES
10 alt persons interested IN either of the ,sfa
hereinafter named:

10 all persons interested IN either of the estate,
hereinafter named:
A IA Court CT Probate held at Portlan !. within
Tuesday OF Feb. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hdndred and seve"tv-one; The following matters
nvae oeen presented tor the action thereupon here
IN ttre- in'iicated, IT il hereby Ordered,
Ihat notice thereof be gIVeu all persons inter-
ested, by cautins copy oftbis order to lie published
and Eastern Argus at Port land afore.
san tnat they may appear at Probate Court to he
March at ten Of fSe cect Inn" a.
and ne heard thereon and Ooec' if they set cause
FRANCIS FOSTER, la OF frid ston. deceased.
wi and petition tor The p.obat thereof press",e
By j seph X. Foster. the executor tasren named.
CHARLES FAIRFIELD, m nor child and heir of
Smith fairfield late OF New oiou'estor. nerease 4.
Hc ount presenied for allowance by Ann F. Fair
field. '1uartiian.
HANNAH WEeBEK, late Of New Gloucester de-
eeas-d. w II ami petition r the probate thereof
presented BY joan ). Weber, the Executor Therein
WtNDALL HAMILTON, late of North Var.
mooth. deceased Pc i'hon tor Iicen.e to sell and
cnnys. Real Estate, presented by Silas Skiln, Ad-
JANE W. bATCHELDER, late of North Var.
mou.h. deceased Will AMI petiton tor the PROB. lie
me eo peesr nted BY As=nsth ID. Hayes The Execu-
ntx therein named.
HELEN NJ ROBERTS. late of Gorham deceased
Petition TOR hcen-e to Sell and convex Real Estate
pres nled bv Daniel Z. Emery, Administrator.
MARK LIE AvITT, late OF Scarborough, deceased.
SerpDo nScouH' Preseuteu LOT ShoWance by AndIew
j. Leavttt, ADMINISTRATOR.
HENRY ROWE late of Portland. deceased Pc
t'on Tor the assignment OF D)wer pI ssened by Su-
san +. Rove widow OF said decea ell.
PETER Z. HALL. late Of Portland, deceased
First account presented tor allowance by William e.
Norris, Executor.
JOHN P. SHAW, late of Portland, deceased Pc
tion Tor allowance out Of Personal Estate, presen-
tsu o0 Emma Shaw, wi low OF said deceased.
GEORGE SKOLFIELD, late of Brunswick. de-.
ceased Petition that ce tain costs in partition of
he.l Estate may be charged exclusively 10 Samuel,
ltsac L. and George r. SkO.lfield, and that other
81 sald Real Estate in pr portion to their respective
1oefess tn rem p'e resented by George 5. Curtis and
Lydia A. Skolheld.
RCtUS FLUENT, late of Westbrook, deceased,
Pettou that Isaac b. ChOate may be appointed ad-
mni,fra'or. presented by Rufus Fluent Jr. son OF
said deceased. ~ ~
JOHN A. WATERMAN Judge,
truecopy of the orgina lorder
Sw-4w Attest, EDWARD R.SrAPLES Register
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Portland AcOde271y !
NO. CHESTNUT STREET.
Spring Term begins Monday, March6
Tern s. $1.00 per week.
For particulars enquire at the School room, second
door from Congress street, or OF
MISS ETA A. FILES. Principal,
mr1eod3w crown Street.
BridstOn Academy.
The Spring Term of this Institution will commence
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth, 1871,
and coRtinue elevep weeks
LEONARD D. CARVER, A. B., Principal,
Miss MARY c. LOVE, A. B., Preceptress,
Miss LYDIA NJ. FOLLANSBEE,
Music and Drawing.
BOARD and tuition reasonable. Text Books 1ur-
nished by the Principal at Portland prices
THIS h. MEAD, Secretary.
North Bri'5eton. Feb. Sd, 1871. teb7.2 &wSw
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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington d. q
Steamship Lima
10 Steamship of this Line sail from ana
S9 o. Central Wharf, Boston, EVERY
4aRkEFlvE DAYS ter NORFOLK sn1
ASteamships:-
whl'om Ldrrenee," Capt. W.. a. Hailefs.
ASeorye dgpotd, Capt. Soiomoa Hoves.
wnltdn Aenmedy," Capt Geo. II HoItetf
G,McCteHon." Cart Frank N. Hoces
z Freight forwarded from Norfolk u Washinvts,
BY Steamer Lazy OF the Lake.
Frelxhi 'osw .ded from Nortosk to Petersbvro and
nrnmond; by river or Ia and by the va. fsns,
az Lane to all POINTS In YirgsaiG TSnaessse ~
bdma and Georgia; sno over The SeabogrJ srd 81
nose e. y 70 sl' points in North and SowM CuSoisss
oy tne w San. OHIO r. r. to Washington and =
1nro9gh rates gwen TO South and West.
zine Passenger accO Odations,
Fare including Berth ana Meals ata IN. t,,r. ..
Norfolk, 4S hours. To Baltimore IS hours.
FOR further Information apply to
Il. SAMPSON, Agent,
JuneZu ID CeRfrQi WRorr Hosto,
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Portland & OgdeusburpR ~

kks
IN and after Monday, December 2s,b. 1870 .ra
~ unt turther notice, trains will run az ,oi,ows.
Leave Por land for w. Bald win and in ermoS;a.
stations al .. m. and As p. IN. 'o''''
Leave West Baldwin tor Portland and intermsd,
ate stations at . m and ". so D. m
The q. m. train from w. Baldwin and the I a.
p. M train from Portland will freight trains with
passenger car attached. ~
Stages will connect as follows:
At So. Windham daily for Bridgton VIA Raw
mOnd and Naples.
At White Rock daily for Great Falls and
North Standish.
At Steep Fails dailv for Limiugton.
AtBsldw1n daily for Efhngham Falls via No.
and ParsOusfeid.
At Baldwin daily for Freedom, N. H., via
Cornish. Keazar Falls and Porter, and Tuesdays,
Thursdays an Saturdays Ossipes Centre.
Al =. Baldwin, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays returning alternate days.) Tor Sc.
bag South Bridgton and Bridgton Centre.
AT W. Baldwin daily for No CONWAY, N. H.,
Lowell and East Fryeburg
passengers by these stages and bv the 30 D. M
train from w. Baldwin arrive in Portland in season
70 connect with the q. m. u ain for Boston,
Tickets for sale at Ticket Once OF r. a. K.RR
December 49, 1870. dc55s,f
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POETRY.
TILE Roy MARTYR,


OR
Taa heath Of Little Johnny
dedicated to Master James G. O Don
IN ;chose admrab'e importation 9 'Johnny
WIisnaTJrd' contributed toTgsty . 'ne sAcces'
of the uraD7a.
BY c. WILLIAMS.
frbe following epilogue Was originally intended to
be spoken at The close OF the drama; but the com-
mic ee, 90 account oil The length OF the play itse
wsis not able to pr eseut it
And now, kind friends. our task is done
THIS too true drama ended;
II We y'ur welcome smiles have won,
1t with them tears are tlented,
Then not in vain our efforts are,
II in your hearts are cheri bed,
Fond memories, all undmmed by care,
Ut loved ones who have Ieiished.
those memo, les rise before you,
In vivid form, tonight,
As casing on these scenes so true,
You recognized the SIGHT.
You see ag sin the cheering throDg,
You tsei the old-time pain,
As gallant soldiers march along,
Mt all OF whom retn'n again.
From thi. first scene we've led you
long dread ware fierce track,
Through ways OF peril, ever new,
Whe brave hearts ne'er looked back.
And Tow. as SINKS the sunlight
Beh MI the dis ant west,
AMI slowly falls the coming night,
On all the woro at rest;
81 tails our cuttain on the scene
Where peace ag lin holds sway,
But where The words 1T might have been"
Uercloud the gladstone day.
One little form Is absent,
One vacant chair untitled,
One sweet, giau voice is silent
Which through The hcusehold thrilled.
0ua as a sscied .lea ure
bis hsshed and silent dunn,
Aud let No beartless pleasure
Round that sad relic come.
Tell not IN p.aintive story
OF deeds OF high renown,
Which won Immortal eIOty
In ages long sin fl wp.
But turn your wasward viion
From the distant past away
10 that loatbesome rebel prison
Where fends Of he'll bore sway.
Think OF our little hero
Who gladly gave. his life
Thst hlotheI-comr aaes might not knew
The papgs OF hunger's strife.
Not on the page OF story
1Lt' del OF high renowu,
But in your hearts will i've the story
o. him who won a mar yrs crown.
Let then, vein OF sadness,
Or holy thoughts and prayers
Fen mingIe with your g,adness
And Danish ALI our cares.
And now, 'or your kind greeting,
Fer yet you leave The hail,
We seize the moments heeting
And til INK you, one and all.
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T'bE two and hall story dwelling house, No. los
STATE FOOL. aud contains ouiteen furni he'd rooms
ana is 10 good was the residence of the iale
fat;ick ward. and viii be sold at bargain as The
ia niiy contemplate leaving the state O
Enquire Of Mrs Ward on the prt misses. or of & r,
Carleton E.q office No 81 Middle street
lebl1e0u3w PATRICK C. WARP Admir-
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e,rull. dedicated to Master James c: O Don
ii ~"y Contributed largely 0 the success
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wssb
ington. and all the principal points
West, South ard South eat.

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
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West, South and South West
via Taunton, Fall River and Ne~~>..
Cabin, $500; Deck $500 Baggage cheoksa
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New York trains leave the Old Colony ana Ma
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the regular Steamboat Train, which Leave Rostos
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These steamers the fastest and M. v ,,ss-
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DIR. II. j. JOURDAIN.
Proprietor OF TIE
Partisan Gallery of A natomy. Roston.

LAS just published new edition OF his lectures.
l containing most valuable information on the
the reproductive sysem, with remarks Oh marriose,
and the various causes o. the toss of manhood with
fnll instructions for Its complete restoration |;
also chapter on Uenerent ,syection, and the means
Of cure, being the most comprehensive york on the
subject ever yet published, comprising r5O pages.-
Mailed free to any address for IS cents. ADDRESS.
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Sem1-Weekly LineY

~ Steamers Dirigo and Francop,a. win
until further notice, run a. follow:
w1Nnxv -. Leave Galts W hart Portland sysry
d. ~ = Snd THURSDAY, at 4P. NJ, and jssvys
III y y; r. New York, every MONDAY I'M
Inc Dirgo and Franconia are fitted nm With An.
experimentation c tor passengers, making this d.
h, and comfortable route for trsyelars
MAN. se,, IN state Room IS. Cabin Passage a.
HahIx. St. John, and all parts of alma sIn0,
.e to seno their freight to the Steamers
carry ~ p. NJ on the Gays they leave PortIsId
Eor Heignt OF passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf Portland.
May edit - ' N'e" Ao~
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CORNS /!

Lite has its temptations, sorrows and trials, and
the greatest OF ALL although not dangerous yet i'll
be readily admitted, that Corns, Bunions Ingrow-
ing Nails and Oher ailments OF the feet are source
die at them, at every changing atmosphere they will
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Thev torment person to gre alter degree than 9th.
or affections. DR.. j. Briggs, the well-knoWn Chiro-
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Fine Suburban Residence tor sale.

The subscriber offers tor sale bis
AMA modes n-buiIt residence situated on
2HIE2 the emlnence overlooking Wood
taL4Ii1 6rd's Corner, WestbroOk. II COZ
Ak1e21I taios II guou-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, IS supplied wlh an abundance o,
pair. There is large stable on the premises. I'll.
grounds embrace two aclee, Handsomely lard out,
and on which is a lin vegetable garden the vegela.
bles to he sold with the house,
This Is one OF the finest locations in the vicinity OF
Portlanu-~ ithiD tive minutes walk of the horse.
GALS aud an0ldng fine view OF the civ, hart or
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage il desired. Possession given Immediately
Enquileo SAM'L JUKuAN. ESQ
.P.S A grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the south, also OF tilaRe land vh the moi tn
will be SOLD with the premises, il desired. au225-tf
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To Let

DRowN'S HALL having teen leased for five years
- by ths undersigned and put IN perfect order
viii be let Tor Lectures, Concerts, Leve.s and other
is one OF the finest in he city, ana will seat 500 per
sons. Two large ante-'ooms are com &c ed with the
Hall. FL nished, an supplied with ''Sebaxo," and
wafer closets. Apply III person or by letter to
.f GEO. K. DAVIS s. CO.,
jan24tf Portland Maine
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WM. H. JERKS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,

Bouscs. Lots and Farms fer Sale.
he would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hon Geo. r. Shep-
icy, Hon. A. W H. Clapp Hon. Benjamin Kings
81. G.
Portland. Nov l. 1870. motif
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FOR SALE :!

A Pleasant Home, No II Pine street, Epuuire
a there or at JAMES q WILLIAMS
Wood and Coal Dealers, Perey's Wharf,
Ja16enQtt Foot Park ST
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