The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-01-10

A. bod, S. r. johnson, Silas Totten,
and Peter Van Pelt, all conspicuous for
their learning.
The African Methodist Episcopal
Church has lost two of its bishops,
Rush and Quinn; and the Zion M. Z.
one, VIM. II. II. Bishop, while the
United Brethren German Methodist)
mourn the loss of Bishop Mack wood.
The Methodist Episcopal Chuich South
has buried its first and long its ablest
bishop Bishop Early-and many of its
ministers.
Our Congregational churches have
lost Rev. DR.. Badger, of the Home
Missionary Society Rev. DR.. Barstow,
of Keene, N. H.; Rev. DR.. Jos. Allen,
Rev, DR.. Hooker, Rev. DIR. John Todd,
Rev, DR.. Storrs, ST., Rev. David Root,
Rev. DR.. Sabin, Rev. DR.. Spaulding,
the venerable missionary, and Rev. DR..
Il. Il. Waterman, wh0 were all men OF
note.
In the Lutheran Church the vener-
able DR.. Schumacher, and Rev. DR.. Hut
ter, also professor in Lutheran
theological seminary, are the most emf
nent of those who have passed away.
The various branches of the Presby-
teriaD body have sustained heavy Losses
in the death ol the venerable DIR. Spring,
DR.. Joel Parker, DR.. Henry l.. Hitch
cock, late President Western Reserve
College; DR. NJ. j uickok, who, tht ugh
liis last years were clouiied 10y disease,
had been one Oi Oar most accomplished
,I a. fl II 4i,I
Joseph Harvey, one OF the pioneers IN
the Foreign Missionary organization; /;
PfOi. McIutfey, eminent tor his SCHOLAR
ship; aud Drs. McLain, Painter, King,
Campbell, j. +. Oleaveland, Ely.
EaglestUn; Fathers Seward and Spiague.
ana the lanentrd BeeUee and +. p.
Gapp, were each in his sphere men vt
great " uith and usefulness.
The Presby teian Church South
lam, hts t,.e dea.n of the learned and
accomplished Dr Tho,nas Smyth, Of
haileston; Rev. DR. j. D. Wil,un, of
Atlanta; DI, ). j. L. Andei o.IiI, OF New
Orlcap,i Or. +. IL B0wman, vi Menu
phi,, u yiciim vi eliuw lever. who Giei
at his post; Prot. X. Y. Suntl. and Rev e.
Philip iersUn, both Ol GeUrsla; Rey.
ID. ii. Cummlbs, vi COringtUn, Tenn,
and the youthful but detuted DAVID
LO.uiUrt .-,. -.
The United Presbyterian Church h as
lost valuable theulUsian aud professor
IN Rev. Dr. Thos. Beycrldge. Rev Dr.
Andrew HerroJ, also iUrncliy apr0-
lessor Of theology, and Messrs. Lor.
inner, McCahah and Slentz, all valuable
anu influential ministers. Tie Reform
ell Church Gate Dutcl) mouths the
loss OF the venerable and learned
ChalIceilOr Ferris, and Rev. Dr White
head. The United brethren No
raslsns) have lust Rev. Sylvester Wolfe,
Of Bethieheni, their Superintendent ol
Missions, une The most eiB clrnt each
els and workers IN that cvnnrcliUn.
Death has reapcd smaller harvest
among Tile numerous niluisteis uf tie
! Baptist churches Llan III suuIe Of the
other denominations, but among the
eminent names Ot their dead VIZ mud
Rev. DR.. Samson Talbot, Pesident Ol
Dulicah University, OHIO, cut down ~
The piime oI lie, Iey. Dr. Aionlu
Wieelock, Il preacher Of great power
and eluquence; tue venerable Rev, Geo.
Phippon slxty,One years in the ministry
Rey. handel G. Mott, Rev. DR.. j 4,
Bailey, and Rsys. Ii. 5. Card, Ii. ady,
and q. q. Brown. These all died in
faith, looking forward in hope to q
blesst d immortaIly.-IN Y. Observer.