davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CHAPPED HANDS. face. rough >hin. pinp.c>.
ringworm. salt rheum. and other ca;aneOu-
affections cured. aud The sin made snii and
smooth. By using the JUMPER Az >pAP mad,
by Caswell. Hazard * 90. New lurk. b.,
certain 10 get the JUMPER Ar soar. q, The re
are many worthless imitation. made with com
mon tar. l1N ~
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Children cry for Pitchers Castoria.

4 substitute for Castor Oil. 1t assinIiaies
the food, cures Wind collie. and causes natural
steep. j. does not contain morphine. i pleas
ant to take. never gripes aud never isli, The
best physic known. 4w46
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Having made very extensive purchases of these
Goods, at home and abroad. at extremely low
Prices. We can and will offer our friends and Gus.
TONERS all goods In this liue at over prices than
ever before We have all the most celebrated
makes AMI we believe We offer sufficient in
dncemen' for ihe.pubIc 10 patronixe US In our
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,. l.. MIGRATE.

AURORA. Oct. Is. 1872.
Ma, .,W. GRIZZLY Having been acquainted
viii lac Juies Hugusnn watch for tue itt~t
twelve years, ami having owae-i several ~ in"h
in that time. al at vlItcI having proved Il It-h!r
and correct iimekccIcr-. eau cheerful. recon-
mend them 70 an Ia y ant Of a go..d watch.
fourstre.pectiull!, II. l.. ROW +.
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PORTLAND. Nov. 20.
Mrs. Kirk woman OF % was Killed by
being struck by ear while she WAS pick
luz up chips On the Grand rrunk Railway
Track to-day.
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TRENTON. y. J.. Noy >

Grants official majority in New jersey j.
l+.5al The vote OF the Stale j. III. O1l or
l4.l53 greater than last year.
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~saE WINTER TENN opens wednes-
III day, December nth, and continues eleven
1eeIs For further information address tho
Principal, Rev. George Forsyth, Buckspon.
NJ 4. STONE, oso,y.
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Misc eIlaneous.

NV ! ORR. Nov. =.
4 Berlin dispatch says that ii Thicf> i
removed or suspended The Germans viii re-
occupy The Whole ui the department,
eyacuted.
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II "a Court OF Probate holden at B!uchill within
and for the County OF Hancock, on The 2.I " ed.
nesday of November A. d., lisa
QESBEN PAd h, kNecntor of the last VIII OF
IL Mary j. Page late OF buck port in said com.
~ deceased having presente his first account
oil administration upon said estate Tor Probate:
trierci-Ihst the said admir- give notice there
at "a all bersons Interest by Causing copy of
this Order TO be published three wceks succc-.
siveiy In the Ellsworth American printed at Ellis
thtt thcy may appear at a Prpbaie Court to be
holden 81 Ellsworth the hrst Wednesday Of
Jangar next at ten Of the clock IN the forenoon
and shew cause, # any they have, why the same
shosld not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest s-.,go 4 liver Esr,.tnv
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An persons are here
taking aconyeyance from {; nthla II. Aboou If
one-half of dwelling house situated in Hancock
AID now owned and occupied ~ t1nscm Il At
bot. aud located on lan,i nwued hy ~aid Ransom
Abbott The deed ii the above described pr H.
ises 10 the sid Cynthia II having bcen fraudulent
~ altered since the same Was -Igae'! b. me and
the supreme Judicial Cont having decreed tn at
the said O. nthia ii should felinqul>h all cti
which she Whereby ohttiacd and ali nile thereto.
kAN>O,i Is. ABBOTT
Hancock Nov Is. 1872 3wiI
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SULLIVAN. oct. II, l,.2
Mn. GREkLY-p~ar SRI have had one OF
Jsles lIugucnIn watches three years IL has
kept perfect time ever since. ! think anyone
wanting n good watch' will be perfectly satisfied
to buy.one II Jules Huguenin " atrhcs.
Yours, AUGUSTINE W. HILL.
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state Of Maine, Hancock, ss.-Takcn on ex.
ecution wherein Joshua r. Hooper Is ereditOr and
John T. snow, is debtor, and will be sold at pub.
Iith day of December A. d. 1872, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. at T. G. woodman's Office in Bucks.
port in said county Of Hancock, a,l+lhe right in
the attachment on the original writ 70 redeem GER
tain mortgaged Real Estate. situated In said
Bucksport and bounded Westerly BIZ Mcdonald
street. rtheriy by land Of Joseph Clay, Easter.
~ by land Of John Beazlev. Soather,y By a stree
leading from Mcdonald street TO linn Street, sal
mortgage i, to Y. b. Gardnsr.
Dated at Bucksp0rt in said county Of Hancock,
this 7tii DAY of November A. ID. ls73. A6-yW
J.W.PATTERSON. Constable Of BuakspOrt.
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Lis, Of letters remain NJ in the Post One
for the week ending. Nov. 18th, 1879.
Alley. u. B. Rittridge, Addie +.
Ames Francis l.. Nash. ;. ". 4. NJ.
Boynton. Sarah +. Nutter K 60:
Curtis Peleg ;. Patterson, Chas Mrs
Davis. :. II, Perry. VI. J Mrs.
Emery. Frank REESE 4 co Shas.
crait Mary L. stone, john
Haskell, Geo. G. Cspt. Irundy, FRANCIS l..
HAYNES Vim. Thomas. Ma hsniel
Joy, Caroline Wescott Bert
Young, Thomas
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NEGETIAE = great pan4ceA Tor our aged
ialheTs and mothers Tor II give them strength,
4uiels their nerves. and gives them Naiuir'-
sweet sleep.
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Official. Grants majority 58.525. u ~
for t'sv. - .5sl. Eo5iu-ons for Ii-lt. COY.
y ..1t. maioI-y for Cou-re>-luen al iaf-..
$3.50
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TIL +,
Jules Huguenin
w ATCHES.
r ! l +,
Read the Following Testimonials.

have carried one OF jules Husucnin" wat,h-
e. for nneen yaers. II IN. gwen perfect -ati~far-
ton ami 10 excellent lime kcrpcr.
>Fw ALI. TE>>kI.
Ellsworth, oct. q. ls.s.
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To The Ho>. judge Of Probate Tor the coau.


TO TIE Iio>. judge Of Probate for the couu-
] - u Hancock.
The un'i-rs ignej Guardian Of Arthur H. Leach
81 Pcnobsrot The county Of Hapcocs. minor
her of Atkins Leach IA and county. minor re.
spectfully shev., the saiI minor j. selzed AMI
pnss-S-.i of certain real e.tote situated Ia said
lehub-o,,t an, described. as Ioliowe-:
TIE homestead Of the late Atkins A. Leach and
a certain ooi lot connected thereto and used
with said homestead said minors interest therein
being two-ihirl- thereof. That 1t wouli be Tor
the benefit and Interest 81 said minor that tn,
same saouid be sold ami the proceeds pui aud
sec ured interest otherwise I-cd Tor his beuc
At lie therefore pray. your Honor that he MAY
be authorized and empower agreeabiy Ia law ~
sell al public private sa e the above described
real estate according to the requirement o. Tie
Law.
HANCOCK. Sc | At a court Of Probate held at
Bluehill on the ID HedAe ,day Of November
lisa.
On the Petition aforesaid. Or,iered.-Thai no.
tice b.. given bv publishing a copy of said petition
with TIL. order thereon. three weeks -ucce- sly civ
in tho Ellsworth American a newspaper pr.nteI
In Elsw orfh that all persons Interested may A.
tend the first wednesday OF January next, II a
court OF Probate then to l, holden in Ellsworth
and shew cause If Any they have why the pr4y er
of said petitioner should not be granted.
Jws. PARKER TUCK judge.
A true copy-Attest: uko. \. DYER geg'r
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ELLSWORTH. oct l. La.
MR A. " GHEtLi-l have carried one Of he
jules Hugu-nin watches Tor the past eight ears.
and found i the least liable to get out Of order
and the most reliable time oisce l ever owncl
Your, truly A. VI InA.
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EAST SULLIVAN, oct. l., l~7s.
A. ". GREEir, Esq.-Dear sir;-I have Used
one Of jules liuguenin watches for hyo year..
and IL has given the beet Of sat -tacs .sul. anil
will cheerfnliy recomm, nd 1t IL aaIonc IN want 81
o e. cd watch.
Yours, &C., W. l.. MIGRATE.
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ELLSWORTH. Oct. -. I-9..
Mr. \. ". GAEELi-ilaying used one ui the
jules liusuenin wsirhes for The past nlnO cas-,
and KNOWN other- ot The same make leI a. hong
Yours truly, I r. IL NE.
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To TN moS. JUDGE Of Probate n the co,ln.


Is If HUoock.
The undersigned adm niStratriN - the estate II
Ebcn Mayo late oi BluVhiil in AM cuuutv ,i,cca~-
cl. respectfully represents that the Etad- aud
chattcie rigtte AMI credits OF said tlrcea.tl are
not sun nj 10 pay his just debts and charge.
administration 10y the sum Of six hundred and
nine teen dollar wherefore your petitioner pras =.
your iou"r To grant her License To- -cil. At pub
lie or private salc aud convey a portion Of the
rra estate OF the deceased ttucudtnS the rr,cr-lon
OF The widow dover th.'rriu.) TO satisf. .sid
debit and charges OF standardization.
OLIVE u. MAYO.
Nov IL lss3.
HA>CocK. Scout Of Probate. Nov Term. \.
ID 1871
ICON the foregoing petition. oRDFRrp That
said petitioner sIvc public notice to Al! cr-on.
interested. b. causing copy s.the petition add
tins order thereon, To he published thrcr week !,
suceessisely In the Ellis. Am. newspaI.eI pub
l-hed m Ellsworth. IN said County. that they M
appear at a Court of Probate 10 lie held 1t
fil-woTih on the fir.t ednesdAy Of January
next, ~ ten Of the clock In the forenoon l. -h4o
eau e. II ant they have. why III. prayer OF sani
petIiiJurr should not be granted.
3Nfs PARKER TUCK. Judge
true copy-Attest. Geo. A. Dyer. Register.
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The OH .ili vote oC Missouri gives
Greeley. l5l.+53. Grant. li9la6. O'tou.r.
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fAsr SULLIVAN OCT Il, -,
Mr. A. W. GgrELY-Thc jules liugupuin
watch bought OF you May tth, $50, | stu own.
and has been III constant use. IL ha- had no re-
pairs Of any description in the lliGs two aud
hall Years nc ith-r has It needed any. consider
/, the most reliable time.ke.per ot ans watch
know OF X. SMITH.
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have used a.u OF the jules iIuGucl.n watches
for the pat niuc ara, aud cons irr ui The
uans az watches. IHA>- :. "A Nh.
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Nv Is ia.
Atruc oopy-Atiest. Geo. A. Dyer. Register
To ,heuonorabIe Judge OF Probate for The Count

To- theIIonorabIe Judge OF Probate for the ouuiy
Of Hancock.
The undersigned administrator Of Ai.ile u J4r-
dan late Of Oriand In said County. deceased. re-
rpcctfuly represents int the goods aud sttAti,l-
righi- and credits OF said deceased arr not -uiil.
cicBt TO Isy his just debts and charge, Of admin
isirston, by the s9m OF i've huudrl ana MY
dollars wherefore your petitioner iray- Your
Honor - grant him aLiccnss TO sell Al lub4ts OF
priS ate sale all OF the real estate Of sAId
and convey the same that said rial estate
thr hDuie-tead Of deceased that par ial ale II
any snitrr portien oi the same SVuid greatly ici,-
pr,-cAir the residue wherefore TIE uudrtsi ,.n.i
pray- that you ~ouli grant tim license 60 sell he
Nholc Of the the real estate Of tie dcrcA-c4
tIuciuling the rc,'rsiun % ite VttoN'- dc Ntr
therein T. sAti.fy sad deht. ant charge %.
a staaalstElt4uu.
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TreaSurer'S Office,
Ellsworth, October 1872

Statement allowed Criminal
COMMISSIONERS
| A.
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ELLSWORTH, - I q. l,I.
MR. A. ". GHEELl-Hay ns worn one OF the
Jules Huguenin watchr- Tor several YEAR. aHd
alter giving II some pretty hard tests, have NO
hesitation IN recommending them to any one IN
want OF gooai watch.
Yours respectfully, ALI RED EA1f.>.
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NOTICE.,

Picked up ldriit near Long Island, fIluehill I;I,
Nov IA, Iaw boat about fourteen feet lpng
black waist and green bottom The owner can
have said boat on proving property and pay ~.
charges, by applying TO Capt Manuel Casper, sur
ry Maine 3w41+
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GREAT SPECIALITY q!

For instance We sell the most celebrated make
Of Kid Gloves from Is cts. M. Ladies' driving
Wooden and Fleece Lined Gloves WOODEN m.ri.
NO and cotton hosiery for Ladies Misses and
Children. Ladies Misses and children. meriuo
undcrclo,hcs. Ladies, Misses and ,hirrn's
Sack. Nubias and >carfs in all coIors q xrea,
variety Zephyr worste'is Germ IN town and sax.
onN arms in all shades. all kinds OF Worsted
Work, IN" greatest assortment. German, Frnch
and American corset-. Hoop skirts and Bustles
The bert stock and latest styles Of lace collars
Hamburg fdging. AMI Llccs in all widths and
qualities. Black Guipur Lace Curtain Lace Hair
cts Handkerchief in all qualities. sash and
SIX Ribbons in all color- and widths. Roman
scarfs and silk Ties
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N. CAllERT l. CO.,
M0tne street.

Better known A. the HOLMES storu.
We would thank our fire nds fur calling 9y
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ELLSWORTH. Oct. y. l-12.
MIR. \ " GRkELY-l have owned two jules
Huguruin watches carrying ga" b; tlr pos
cut lime both have proved very satisfactory and
| can VI ith pleasure recommend them guot
" atche>. iuuI- tIulN.
WALLER |. COX.
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EiLsweRTH. tiCi -. 1872
MIR A. W ,.kEhIN-ihe Jules Huguculn watci.
| bought II YOU i. giving good satisfaction. The
longer | carr, il The better ! lshu u.
Yours &c, -. w EiIf.
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IEWp1 DIV good assortment OF Jet
U1V LIN i she'll. Plated and solid Gold
We have over 40 different stylc. Of Linen
aud Jnis thignons on hand. also Linen BrarIs
Linen and Jut. switches.
W" have a general assortment OF Goods suit.
able Tor CHRISTMAS PRESENTS In tact We
have everything that lady needs.
We connect with our Fancy Goods the iargc-,
stock of
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Al a Court of Probate holden at Rluehiu within
ami for the county of Hancock, on the "a Wed.
nesday of Juiy, 4 u. 1872
uEARD LORD, Executor Of the last viii Of
IL Doshes :. Horton late of Rluehll in said
County DEMONSTRATING present ID his first and
maj account OF administration upon sail estate
Tor Probate; ordcre3t-1hat the said Executor
give notice thereofto all persons interested h.
causing copy of this Order to be published three
weeks snccessiSely IN the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth that they NAV apuear al a
Probate Court to be holden al Ellsworth 0nihr 81
Wednesday of January next at ten Of the clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause il any they have
why The same should not he allowed.
5wG PARKER TUCK, Judge
true Copy-Attest: GEo \. DYER Register
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ELLSWORTH. Oct y, -
Mi. & W. GRtELY-I cou-Idci the iu'r- i'H-
gueaIn watch that have carried tor toe past IN
or seven years. 10 ice the he-t and crcal pea one
owned Yours. sc,
HENRI VI El!DA y.
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THE HUGUENIN WATCHES,

IHC HUUUUN1N WA1O1CO'
Ia IL and IS carat col aud coin >ilhc: Hunt
in cas- :.
FOR LADIES d GENTS USE,
are tor -ale prices wi,hi the range of all, by
"u A. ". GnFEL4.
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e e r [ A n
From the Presbyterian and Index.
Fields of Labor in Texas.
OFFICE OF SUsTENTATIoN.

Columbia, s. O., August %, 1872
Mr.. Editor: Extracts from letter Of the Rev.
S. W. Davies, of Cotton Plant, Ark, we're pub
lished few weeks since During the past week
40 interesting letter has been received from the
Rev r. f. Sheriff., Mount Pleasant, Texas, por
tons of which are given with the hope that the
attention of brethren desiring to move to the
South west may be attached, and they may be LED
TO a correspondence with brother Sheriff., which
will be the means of directing them to these pro-
missing fields of labor.
Brother Sheriff. says that the Green Hill church,
Presbytery of Eastern Texas, will be vacant next
tall by his removal to Sherman, Grayson county,
where some important outposts will be supplied by
him. He testlfes that the people OF Green HUI
know how to love minister, how to pray tor him,
how to treat him and his family, and how to CO.
operate with him." He only leaves this place un'
der controlling sense of duty which calls him to
90 to the regions beyond, for the evangelisaton OF
more destitute portions of the Presbytery
He says further, "Sulphur Springs, county seat
of Hopkins county population $4,000 and Reilly
Springs, ten miles South, would furnish pleasant
and promising field of labor. At Sulphur Springs
we have twenty-seven members, and at Reilly
Springs thirty-four. preach to them now, but
they will be vacant by November next. Just west
Of Sulphur Springs on the prairie, we have two
small young churches, served this year by brother
Mercer Sulphur Springs will soon be the cross
ing of two important railroads, and esteem it Of
great importance to have it occupied at once"
Z" Fort Worth, thirty five miles west of Dallas
in Tarrant county, is one OF our most important
strategic points do not think that our Church
could do better than to put strong man there and
sustain him. Railroads converging to it will pre-
sently make it place Of probably not less thar
20, 900 inhabitants.
There are many other important points to be
occupied in Texas-and the brethren there urgent
ly ask for help. Let the whole Church awake t
the demands of this opening field, and by yielding
her men and her MEANS meet the responsibility!
now forced upon us.
RICHARD NICKNAME, Secretary.
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

Edwin Il Fay, Esq., has been elected principal of
the Silliman Female Institute at Clinton, La, as
the successor of the late Rev. G. NJ. Payne. He
is said to be cultivated scholar courteous gen.
tleman, and an experienced teacher.
Baptist COllsge-The Baptists of Louisiana,
Mississippi and Arkansas, are to unite in building
up the Mississippi College at Clinton. The num-
Der Of white Baptists in Louisiana was reported at
their State Convention, July, l2-l5 as u 600, to
$4,000 The number of coored Baptists in the
State is estimated at $4,000.
Rev. George B. Taylor is in Philadelphia, super
intending the publication of a volume entitled
Life and Times OF Jas. B. Taylor" The book
is to be published by the Bible and Publication
Society and will contain an account of the edu-
cational and missionary work of the Southern Bap-
lists for the last half a century.
1t is Stated that j. G. Bennett bequeathed $780,
600 to the building fund Of the great Cathedral,
Roman Catholic, on Fifth Avenue.
The Catholic Union of New York. in reference to
the twenty sixth anniversary of the accession of
Pope Plus TX , forwarded to him an address OF
congratuation, together with an offering OF twen-
ty-seven thousand five hundred francs in gold
To this address the Pope returned an aifectonate
and paternal reply, with his benediction, through
Cardinal Barnabo.
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addition to our literature" 1t also refers to the
edition of the Bible Dictionary which the tract
Society has in press for them, and TO the DOCKS
published by the Society for their missions IN the
Marshall and Caroline Islands.
The foreign missions conducted by this Associa-
tion itself product of foreign MISSIONS are en-
couraging and successful They have sent out
eighteen native missionaries and their wives who,
with five American missionaries, occupy twenty
four stations in the Marquesas, Gilbert Marshall
and Caroline Islands, where they are spreading
They report OBI members of the church
by their fruits ye shall know them" is the
test given by the highest authority. Judged by
that test. the present condition of the Sandwich
Islands, as civilized and Christian nation, proves
that there were vitality and permanent blessing IN
the seed planted there by the Protestant mission,
aries which has borne fruit that has regenerated
a people and will bless the world.-GOpel Mes
Sen0er.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-09-04

Bishop Early.-The Rev. Mr.. Sledd, writing
in the Richmond Christian AdrOcate in speaking
of the ordination of young minister, Rev. Thos
Ayers, of Baltimore, gives the following interest
ing statement concerning this venerable servant of
Christ
He Mr. A. came to this place, hoping to
meet Bishop Early here. As the Bishop was I'M
able to be present, our Presiding Elder arranged
for DR.. j. @. Blackwell, Rev. r. B. Beadles and
your correspondent to accompany the candidate to
the home of the old servant of God in Lynchburg,
twelve miles distant We found him too feeble to
undertake the entire service He could do moth
ing more than lay his trembling hands on the head
OF the young man and pronounce the usual form
of words-other ministers present conducting the
remainder OF the service. 1t was deeply interest.
ing and touching to witness and to hear his bless
ing The scene will not be forgotten soon by those
who were present. 1t will comfort his many
friends to know that, though SO feeble physically,
he is strong in faith, giving glory to God. His
hope is radiant; the light OF coming victory is al
ready on his brow"
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

A COMMENTARY, Critical, Experimental, and Practi.
cal, on the Old and New Testaments. By the
Rev. Robert Jameson, D. D., St. PauPs Glas
cow; the Rev. A. r. Fausset, A. NJ, st. Cuth.
bert's, York; and the Rev. David Brown, D. d 3,
Professor of Theology Aberdeen. Volume ILL.,
Job-Isaiah. BY the Rev. A. r. Fausset, A. NJ
Philadelphia j. B. Lippincott 4 Co. Svo. PIP.
767.
Having given full notice of the two preceding
volumes as they appeared there is the less need of
extended remark concerning this. Embracing, as
it does, some of the most interesting books of the
Old Testament it may be regarded in some respects,
as the most valuable volume of the three. AS well
as we can Judge, it may be justly said of this work
that it is valuable contribution to the great object
of explaining the Bible. 1t embodies much impor-
tant criticism, especially in those departments in
which modern commentators have so much the ad-
vantage of the old. But that it is the commentary
which we need, is more than we can venture to af.
firm. work of this sort, thoroughly suited to the
mass of the people, is still sadly wanting. 1t is
pity that the Presbyterian Church in this country has
not long ago taken steps to have one prepared. In
the meantime we wish that this Presbyterian COM
mentary may receive the patronage it well merits.
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The Return Of Autumn was probably never
more welcome than now. The past summer has
been one Of protraeted and extreme heat over all
parts OF the country, and so TAR as we know, over
Europe and Asia. In parts Of India the Their
mometer was often up to ll6'. The mortality
from sun-strOke was in some of our cities almost
equal TO an epidemic Tn copiOus rains of late,
and the refreshing GOODNESS OF the autumna breeze,
VIII prove to many wearied, worn and teyered
frame ike the coming Of. the wind of night
The body and mind so enervated Tor two months
past, now revives, and can be girded for renewed
labors