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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23
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Special NOTICES.

Medical MiSfakeS.--It took the medical
faculty about n thousand years to discover that
the best way to cure disease was not to rcndc'
the patient too weak to contend with It. Within
the last twenty wears, however. the whole sys-
TEN of medical practice has been changed for
the better. In diseases or complaints caused by
excessive heat for instance. the doctors no long
or recommend the reduction of the invalid :
strength by proStrating medicines. The vast
success which has attended the use of lloStcttcrS
Stomach Bitter, is 81 remedy for debility, has
given even the most prrjudi ICED members OF the
old school in insight into the only true and "a
tional theory of cure. CanlharldcS, calomcl
and ovrrpowcrng doses Of opium arc now among
the obsolete nostrumS OF another age. The Ian
Get once as much the Legitimate weapon Of the
physician AS tho sword is Of the soldier is seldom
drawn from its case. The principle of life is no
longer drained from the veins by the quart and
| walcr-gruc for the Strcngthlcss invalid has
ceased to be considered IN appropriate dict
Eigor is the motto of the rational members Of
the profession, and they understand. at last, the
Value Of il Sterling vegetable tonic So, also
with the people at large and without consult
ing medical men ut all, they have adopted the
Bittcrs aS Il household remedy, thereby cconU-
missing both cash and health.
Note the fact, that Hostcttrrs Stomach Mtt"rs
j. sold in bottles only, never in bulk, and that
the ahortions Springing up in various parts OF
the country and sometimes offered its substitutes
for the great NATIONAL specific, are all utterly
worthless aug 2l-colw
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi$ superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the IForld-Perfcctly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpcas-
ait Odor. The genuine "; \: Batchelors tfnlr
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Buck or Natural Brown. Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful The only Sale and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists Factory Ii Bond ST., New York.
New York, jan 2O-coly
To the LadicS.-Dr PANCOASTS FE-
MALE PILLS.. positive cure for suppression
or rrcgulurity arising from any cause Whatever
They are perfectly harmless.
Ga.~ Every Lady should keep box Of these
pills on hand for use in case OF need.
Price 81 per bog. Sent securely seal led to any
address on receipt of price. Direct all orders to
j. WALKER PANCOAST NJ. d.,
Philadelphia, Pa
philudrlDhia M H-3mlSWly
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FRElGnr SHIPMENTS. Among the shipments
of freight from this city to-day by the o., \.
( NJ. r. II. were five car loads of ice 10 Lynch,
burg by f. G.. Atwell, and five barrels OF vine
oar 70 Texas bv j. IT, Henderson l. Co.
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EPPA IlUNTON.
W. II. PAYNE.
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Pr. Wm co.. H. IU-cOtS Commissioners.
R.2t"Thc above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, September 4tb, at the same tim"
and place Pr. VIM. 60" aug l')-c"tS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

LAND SALE.-Messrs Green & Wise, Real
Estate Agents of this city, sold on yesterday
tract of land lying 2! miles east of Catlett sta
ton O., \. 4 NJ. r, r., in Fuuqulerr county,
containing lbs acres. dwelling. orchard, &e, to
Mr. Eli Waitman of Pa, for $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

GINsENG.-An article relating to Ginseng,
copied from the Lynchburg Republican, calls
to mind, that many years ago, much Of that
root was brought to this place-some Of it in
wagons from Monroe county! We saw, in the
published freight list of the 0. L. A. r. K.
a few days ago, the receipt Of some Ginseng in
our city. 1t read like "old times"
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FARM FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of :, decree Of the County Court of
Prince William county, rendered at the June
term ISL. in Cushing and wife W. Benson and
others, Il chanrrry $lt therein pending. the I'M
Icr>igncd, commissioners appointed for that
purpose will expose To public sale, {" the high
ct bidder. before the front door 81 the Court
House OF said county, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of September. ISL, that being Court day;
(unlcSS previously SOLE, at private sale, the said
commissioners Icing authorized hy said decree
to sell ut public or private >alr,O theTRACI or
LAND in the proceedings mentioned. OF which
the late BurkclL Newman died possessed. con-
tanning about one hundred ami eighty acres.
This farm lies rear Sudlcy Mills, about five
miles from Gaino>vllr II station ON the Mar">-
<:S Branch Of the o.. a. ~ VI. K. r., and near
the contcmp plated lin" of the Potomac and Mai
nass;s K. K. 1t i "t Il fine red soil, susceptible
Of II high state I'll Improvement Is well wttrrrd,
has !. great variety and abundance of fruit on il,
and lies in IN rAccilrnt and rapidly improving
ncighborhood.
Terms: Onc-tourth cash, and thc remainder
in three equal annual Instruments /" bc cvl-
dcnccd by bond, bearing interest from the day
of sale, and a decd III trust on the premises a.
security therefor.
JAMES +. CLARK. lC,,.
CRAWFORD CUSHING >''
Prince William co " b. laWtS
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{. 0. CASAL"-A letter from Georgetown,
says The millers along the line Of the canal
have received orders from the superintendent of
the Georgetown leyeltoce operations between
\. NJ and G p NJ, on account of scarcity OF
water in the canal which is caused by the low
water in the Potomac. The mills are only per-
mittcl to run at night until further orders.
The water in the canal is go low that boats are
towed to the wharvcs with difficulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

CoLLlsloN.-The steamer Commerce, of Nor
folk colided with the schooner Mail yester-
day evening off Smoot's lumber yard and had
Il small portion of her rail carried away. The
Yacht Hancock barely escaped being caught
between the two coiding vessels
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,r~ :r1-tI d.. SMOOT. Sub. Trustee.
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DLANES Of all kinds, Rules, Levels, Squares
l. AngcrS, Anger Bits, Braces, &c, 1T
j. F. CARLIN y SONS.
nllr - G3 King street.
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FRIGHTENED AwAY-Such is the dread OF
federal courts in this vicinity that the two
Young men, NoweR and Jefferson, who were
tried here last week for the murder of q colorcd
man named Silas johnson and acquitted, hear
ing the report that they were to be re arrested
on the same charge and tried before the U. S.
Court under the Ku- Klux bill, incontincntly
fled aud their whereabouts is unknown even
to their best friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

County SuPERlNTENDENTs.- At ameeting
of the State Board of Education, yesterday at
the Capitol, d. Nee. Chichester was appointed
County Superintendent Of schools for Fairfax,
vice Thomas Moore, resi- signed, and j. +. Talla-
fcrro Superintendent Tor Orange county, vice
Robert Frazer removed to Warrcnton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

BASE BALI..-Thc third game of Il series OF
base bull between the Star Club, (blue stock
ingS,) ofWashington, and the Independent, Of
this city, was played yesterday at Manassas, re-
sulting in favor Of the Stars 10y Il score of 30 tc
3:i, the Star Club Winning all three games.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.

CLOUDY, but still no rain.
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Ey Green IL Wise.

Real Estate \ gents and AuctionecrS.J
TOMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue ota
county, Va, rendered ut its May term 1871, in
the suit OF Butts vs.. Butts ct ais, in chanrrry,
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the Sth day Of July,
ISL, at II I" clock m, in front o. the Mansion
House Hotel, in thc city of AlcNandria: 10y pub
lie auction, the following Ir>crihcd REAL Eo-
TATE, known ~ Lot No. |, in the division plat
of LUCllABAE FARM with MANSION,
and bounded aS follows Beginning ut Z" i'll the
| centre of Royal street, If extended, . poles,
links Sll&o " from the point where the centre
of said street ntcrcctS the centre of th" tract nt
the Washington and Ohio Railroad; thence
north 4O90 west s. Is poles t. X north - u " 81
81 poles tn |. in the centre of Wa, hingt"n 81,
north ll4o + l., 81 poles !" i in said centre cor
ncr To the tract and in line l"rmrr!y called
Pendctnn's :; north s.: f. -. - poles 10 VI the
intersection of said line with the southwestern
line Of said road; thence > 10. +. 4Ir"i's /" !,
where the said line of the railroad crosses the
centrc Of Royal street; thrrce :. llit' " !, =,
poles to the beginning, containing acres and
"a: poles
be paid in cash AT Int time "i sale. and the resi-
due in three equal instruments al Ii, IL and Is
months with interest from the day of sale; the
deferred payments to be secured by the
ruritv. and the title to be- retained until the pur-
chase money be- fully paid. Stamps and con-
vrvanccs ut tie cost of the purchaser.
ALBERT STUART,
G. w. WATTLES.
f.. l.. SMITH,
II. o. CLAUGIITON
nv .;l-.,wtS Commissioners.
2I:' The above sale has been postponed until
TUESDAY. August Sth, at the same time and
place. Jy Std
Et;"Thc above >aIo has been postponed until
SATURDAY. September 9TH, NJ the same hour
and place. aug Std
DACON HALL FOR SALE.
By virtue Of Il decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, pronounced on tn" 9TH
dnv ni MAY. $50 in the suit Of Carter " Gray
son : adm r., the undersigned, appointed Com
mi>sioncrs for that purpose, will, on the SEW
ENTl DAY or AUGUST, ISL, that being
Court day. at the front door Of the Court House
in 5rcnlsv;lir offer for sale that Y LG ABLE
TRACT OF LAND called BACON HALL, Of
which DR.. .J"hn b. GraysnI: dice! seized, con-
tanning about AZ acres. This land lies within Il
miles of Gainesville Il station ON the Manassas
Gan Railrnu and :: considered tr-t-rate land
The improvements consist q! Il good DIV El.-
LING and out houses. &C.; nl>" Il Lot OF ~.
GROUND ut Gainesville. We are author -;
iZr Ia sell at private sale.
Terms: Dnc-tcnth Of the purchase money III
cash on the day ni sale the residue in three IN
siaImrni>. bearing interest from the day of sale,
and rav:,llr IL InlIuw, Enough c"ntirn;t-
ton Of >ur to make, with cash payment, ono
fourth Of til" wiInlc purchase money; tire"
cicilth< in one year. and the residue IN w"y'arS
from the day Of sale Purchasers /" Civ" bond
and tl.r title t. l." retained security for til"
deferred payments ~
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.9ECTION Stiles
DODD'S MILLS FOR SALE.

BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county. pronounced ut IT. May
term, 1871, in the suit of Gray.vs. Butler, the
undersigned. appointed Il commissioner for that
purpose will. on MONDAY. the III day OF Au-
gust 1871, that being Court day, ut the front
door of the Court House. in BrenlSvilc, offer for
sale, by public auction, that valuable property
known as Dodd$' Mills, with about - acres Of
land attached. This property is about three
miles from lIaymarkct and offers great induce
mcnts to purchasers.
Terms: Cash enough to pay costs Of suit and
sale and the residue Of the purchase money pay
able in four equal annual payments, the pur-
chaser giving bonds, with approved personal Sc
curity, bearing interest from day Of sale, andth
title t. be retained 20 secure deferred payments.
EPPA HUNTON,
Pr VIM co.. il 2O-cOtS Commissioner
Z.r7"l The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY. September 18th, ut the same time
and place. Pr VIM. co.. aug lO-r"t>
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MARRIAGE DEBr-The defendant in
the case of husband sued for Il debt contract,
ed by his wife before her marriage, notice OF
which appeared in yesterdays Gazette, says
that the debt has been paid, and that evidence
of its payment will be produced when the trial
cnmnS off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
An adjourned meeting Of this society was held
in their room last night, President e. K: Hill in
the chair. Mr.. D. S. Stansbury acted as sec
rotary pro tenn The minutes Of the proceeding
meeting were approved, after which the report
of the Committee on Excursion was received
and accepted, provided, however, that no ex-
curSiun shall be attempted unless a sale OF lOO
tickets shall first be effected. Messrs. u. r..
HILL D. S. StansburyI and +. j. Simpson were ta
added to the committee. After singing the
Doxoogy the Association adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-23

WATERMELoSs-The Harrisonburg Enter
prise speaking of the consumption of water
melons in Harrisonburg, on last Court day,
says, that if it had to preach on that subject,
it would take for a text-'and they all took
watermelon in their n except one and he took
watnrmnnn Is his n "
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NOTICE To CITY TAX PAYERS

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12
How GREE1EY's CORRESPONDENT WAS

How GREELEY's CORRESPONDENT WAS
TREATED IN GEoRGIA.-At the station Il
clustering fellow with big revolver hung
about his waist strobe up and down the
platform, asserting with proper oaths that
no white man could be a Radical. and If he
said he was one he was id liar. And
no niger is a Democrat" he added. @
don't care what he says; if he calls himself
u Democrat he's id liar. No white man
would want to eat and sleep with such
fellows as those" pointing to three negroes
who had just finished unloading some
freight, "and that's why | say no white
man can be Radical and if he says he is,
he lies. There's that gentleman" indl-
eating me, "he's no Radical and il he
says SO he's liar" The fellows political
harangue was here interrupted by the
whistle of the locomotive, and | was not
sorry to leave him.-Augusta Letter IN Neao
York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

HE Use OF CHLoRoFoRA BY ROBBERS
Lecture by DR.. Stephen ROgerS.-''Thc
Availability of Chloroform and Similar
Agents in Facilitating Robbery was the
subject Of the lecture delivered before the
Medico-Legal Society, Of New York, at its
regular meeting Thursday evening. DR..
stephen Rogers, the speaker. took the
ground that chorotorm cannot be cffcc-
tualv used in aid of robbery or in stupify-
In. persons against their will for any leio-
NOUS purpose whatsoever. He believed
that no well.authenticated case of robbery
elected by means of chloroform Yves eNtant,
and cited numerous cases in which burgla-
rics said to have been effected by its aid
proved afterward to have been facilitated
by the very uncorruptible guardians
Of property, who were declared to
have been put under the influence OF the
arasthctic. He gave it rs his opinion that
no anISthetic could be effectively used I'M
less sufficient force were present TO hold
the subject while the aEGsthetic was ap-
piled. In the first place, the long time in
yariably required for the gradual over
towering Of the victim would of itself be q
great objection to the Use of the an;esihctic
among thieves. Moreover, the patient al
ways got into q wild state when coming
under the benumbing influence. He got
into Il state Of chlorGformic intoxication.
singing, dancing, and shouting i'll way
which would alarm the sleepiest household.
Moreover, when in Il lethargic state the
patient was seized with violent vomitings,
which would be likely to terminate life il
10 aid were ut hand, adding to the probable
danger of detection and the severity of
punishment to the culprit. Even in case
Of sleep, the choking and retching would
probably wake the patient up before the
process of stupetaction was complete.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12
Canadian Church News.

TORONTO, CANADA, June 10.-A long dis.
cussion took place last evening in the Synod
OF the Church Of Scotland, in Canada, on
the proposed Presbyterian union. The re.
suit was the unanimous adoption of q reso.
luton embodying three articles forming the
basis OF the union.
BRAMPTON, June 10.-The eighteenth An.
nual Conference of the Primitive Mctho-
dist Church is now in session here, and the
largest assemblage this church has ever
held in Canada. Two very distinguished
ministers from England are pres ent-Rev.
Samuel Antlitf, of the General Missionary
society, representative of the English Con-
ference, and Rev. 7. Gattevy, OF Wolver-
hampton, one Of the most eloquent and
distinguished ministers of England. who
has come to reside here as the Primitive
Methodist minister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

TERRIBLE KEROSENE EXPLOSION AT A
FIRE-1arenty-tUe Persons Buraed, a Num-
Der Fdtalty.-Fort Wayne, June ga fire
broke out in the grocery of F. F. Boltz
aoout9 O'Clock this evening. 1t was first
seen in a lot Of rags saturated with karo.
sene. supposed to have caught from a lamp
carried by person going into the cellar
for oil. After the fire had made considera-
BILE progress an explosion took place, which
injured several persons in the crowd out
side the building, caused by flames from
the barrel of oil. After the tire was con.
Sidcrably subdued the crowd rushed to see
how much damage was done, when a second
explosion took place, wounding numbers
of others. 1t is impossible yet to give full
details. Frederick HitZman was burned
| to death, and two or more are not expected
to live till morning. Several were slightly
burned. The damage to the stock is heavy,
but not definitely known. Twenty-Five
were more or less injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

ROWING D1sAsrER-Lady Droarned.-
Troy, n. Y. June 9.-Last night just as
Cochie's mills were being closed a man
named Richard Kerr was rowing boat in
the upper level feeding the mill, when four
CHER, Bertha Redwood, and Martha Camp
bell-asked for u sail. Kerr came ashore,
took the girls in, and rowed out, but the
boat being too small the girls became
frightened, and the boat upset within ten
feet of waste-gate leading into an arched
passage 800 feet long. Kerr seized Miss
Gallagher and chung to the timber in the
arch until they were rescued, and Miss
Bell Ferguson saved Martha Campbell.
Miss McNull and Miss Redwood were car
ried through the passage, and the former
drowned. Miss Gallagher and Miss Red
wood are both in precarious condition.
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Telearaphac Summary.

a iorgsr Of free railroad passes has been
ttUnVlcted at St. Louis, and sentenced to
'hCse years imprisonment. -
: oeorge A. Bachelor, the Secretary of no
hota territory, has gone tbronnh thon,
, lot. soo, ooo, and now proposes to comnrn.
u Il me New Hampshire Legislature was nm
efeot friday night, but no Compromise was
Two colored men who were hunv ., ,,.
ton, ARK, Friday, fought the sheriff on the
Japan will send specimens of industry
10 the Mechanics Institute Fair in this
country. 'ni'
The Typographical Union has adopted =
resolution putting men and women on the
same footing. ''''
The representatives of the railroads cen.
trefng at st. Louis are counselling over the
route from the west-end bridge to Union
depot, at Chonteau pond.
The Marshall Hose Company, of Savan-
nan, Ga., left that city Saturday for New
York and Boston. They will participate
in the celebration of the battle of Bunker
Hill. -
In consequence Of the temporary stop.
page OF trains on the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga railroad the meeting of the Alumni
OF the University of Alabama. at Tusca-
loosa, is postponed until July 21st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

A ROGUE CAUGHT.-A man Of quiet, hon
est appearance, rather well-drcssed, went
into the store of Mr.. E. Bonney, on Balti-
more street, on Friday, and asked change
for twenty-dolar bill. Four tive-dollar
bills were handed him, when he objected
that he had received only three fives and
one dollar. Word was sent to the dctec-
tives' office, and an officer repaired to Mr..
Bonncy's and took the confidence operator
into custody. He was taken to the dctec-
tive agency and searched, but the missing
bill was not then found. He gave his name
as Andrew Young. In the mean time a
acknowledgement man, who gave his
name as John Young, appeared, WHO claim
ed to be brother OF the accused, and pro-
posed to give an account of him. He was,
however. promptly arrested as an accesso-
ry. Search was then repeated upon the
person of Andrew Young, and the missing
tive-dU!Iar note was found sucked close up
against the roof Of his mouth. Both par
ties were held, and were committed for the
action of the grand jury by Justice Hager-
ty. They did not disclose their real names
Baltimore Sun.
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THE CANADIANS really mean to attempt

THE CANADIANS really mean to attempt
their road across the continent, which will
cost about $3.50, 000, 900. Here is what one
oftheir papers says about the survey Mr..
Sanford Fleming has nearly perfected ar
engagements for the Pacific railway survey.
The points to be explored are between
Lake Nipissing and Lake Winnipeg, on the
eastern end, and on the Pacific end through
the mountain ranges. The plains inter-
mediate present no difficulties, and will not
be surveyed. The work will be divided
among eighteen or twenty parties, each
taking section of seventy or eighty miles.
Supplies for the various points will be
shipped this week. Some will be sent up
the Ottawa river to Lake Nipissing. The
mouth of the river on the Georgian bay and
Lake Superior will also be used as ports of
deposit. Something of the character of the
route will, it is expected, be known in time
to be reported ut the next session Of Par
lament"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

GREAT STORM IN THE WEsT.-Ioaca City,
Io,rd, Friday, June AT 4 O'Clock this at.
tcrnoon the most fearful storm ever wit.
messed in this section commenced. For
forty minutes rain and hail fell in torrents,
accompanied by gale. The dry goods
store of ID. Grfiiths was unroofed and the
stock deluged. A fine brick dwelling had
the gable end blown in. and one end of St.
Joseph'S school building was blown down.
Two or three other houses are reported I'm.
rooted, and one man is said to have been
killed. Fruit and Shade trees were blown
to the ground in all parts of the city, and
great damage was done to grain and fruit
crops in the country.
Iowa City is in the Missouri Valley. 1t
is worth while looking back TO see what the
prophet at Washington predicted on Thurs
day would be the weather in that valley on
Friday. Here it is:
GA severe storm is. probably approach.
ing the Missouri Valley, where the barome.
ter has fallen very considerably.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

PROGRESSIVE FRIENDs."-The nine
teenth yearly meeting Of certain parties
under the aforementioned title, was held
ut Iiamerton, Chester county, Pa, on the
Eth instant. The peculiar tenets of this
sect are set forth by their mouth piece,
William Lloyd Garrison, as follows
''At j time when the religious world is
undergoing the most important changes,
aud when the hearts of many people are
failing them for fear lest these changes
should weaken the hold of reli-
gion itself upon the human soul,
we rejoice to believe that no such danger is
upon us; but that, instead, the cause OF
true religion was never so prosperous rs at
the present time. For VIC recognize and
affirm that true religion does not consist in
any particular belief about God, or Jesus,
or the Bible, or the Church; not in any
particular form of worship. but in love to
God and man Il tender trust in our infinite
Protector; a strong desire and will to make
our own lives pure and true, and, III SO Tar
~ we can, to do away with error and MUS
ticc, and advance the cause OF truth ana
right upon The EARTH"