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WANTS.

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| WANTS inserted in this column ut FIFTY
CENTS per square.
| WA4NTED,Board over the Lake for lady and
~ little girl; private family preferred Comfort
able accommodations at reasonable price expected
Address Post Office Box 1890. jy23 Sc
WANTED-Exporters of Flour Grain and Pro
w visions to know that by add essing Pul cha
SER Post office Box 81 4 they will find il greatly
their adv ge TO emp OF the services of who is
intimately acquainted with the business and pre-
pa ed give high references and entire satisfaction
In the discharge Of duties. jv23 2t*
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A good mich cow
W Address with particulars, c., Bulletin office.
jy19 4r&EM
w Fourth District. Dwelling containing at least
eight rooms hall, gas etc, and in good order. Ad
d ess b. Bulletin Office giving price and Location.
iy22 3t*
WANTED-To purchase at Bay st. Louis, Pass
w Christian, or Ocean Springs a Cottage in good
repair containing about four rooms with two to four
lots OF ground for which the purchaser is willing to
pay In small monthly payments: Interest to be
hold mortgage on the place until paid for. Address
Purchaser, Bulletin Office. iv22 If
WANTED TO SELL-A light SECOND. hand dec
delet street 1T MADDTTX
jy21 I'm
CtANvAssERs WANTED FOR TWO SUPERB
works of French art, LITTLE RUNAWAY AND
HER PETS u and the pretty psir, THE DINNER,
AND THE NAP" These pictures are worthy of a
place in costly homes and inexpensive enough for the
simplest. Selling rapidly, and take sight. We
guarantee ready sales good profits and quick returns
Any active person who will take hold can make
handsome income. Send for our best terms at once
j. B FORD & CO.,
jy13 lot ia Elm street. Cincinnati.
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Provisions.
S0O BBLS Original Louisville MESS PORK.
100 bbls Prime MESS PORK.
100 bbls RUMP PORK.
50 hal bbs Pig Family and MESS PORK.
100 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
100 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
so casks CLEAR RIB SIDES.
In store and arriving, for sale by
E. K. CONVERSE,
jy22 lot "a Magazine street.
Teas. Teas.
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Prayer and Conference Meeting-At Pry tania
Presbyterian Church. corner of Josephine and Pry
tania streets, EVERY EVENING, at 6 o'clock, until
further notice. AL are invited to attend.
jy9
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special Notice.-AH persons having claims
against the steamboat RUTH and owners are hereby
notified to present the same at the office of e. CONE
RY g. SON, corner Canal and Delta streets within
ten days from date
New Orleans, July Is, 1875 y15 I'd
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ITO RENT-A frame cottage, corner of Baronne
i and EratO streets. Also a two-story frame
dwelling, No. BAT St Charles street. Apply te GEO
c. OLIVER, No. 1873 Erato street je9 If
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FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-A vacant lot, enclosed 50 feet by 90
l. fronting the river between Third and Fourth
streets suitable for sorng coal stavts Expenses
of ca ting can be dispensed with Apply to G.. f.
MILLER, So Camp str Get. lyle Iw
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WANTED TO SELL-A light second hand dec
w tors coupe, in first rate order Call at IS Caron-
delet street. 1t MADDTX
i'm
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OO0O HALF CHESTS, OF ALL GRADES
OF OoLONGs, IMPERIALs, GUN
POWDERS, JAPANS, Etc.
We would respectfully invite the attention of the
trade to very large and welseected stock of
TEAS having purchased largely at the recent de-
cline. We are selling now at LOWER PRICES
than those ruling in the Northern kets.
For sale, in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. g. CO.,
SO, IS, 81, SO Poydras ST.
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Freights taken and through Bills of LadinQ
signed for all points the Vicksburg Shreveport
AID Texas Railroad By
W. b. BRoCKETT. Agent,
jy4tf 80 Magazine street
, 1875-11-08
REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SxAIEs


100000 ACRES VALUABLE LANDS II KAHEAB
D, Objection 81 ths onersble Of tho fnt..o.
q snJ r =. o1 ths Sn,od .ns -. q r. Hsosa1
E!sb|q, Whit i sauo1allt kuo1n a Tho "Caerakeo
pavalaus oF Of Gunktess appru.ad MaI II. taz:
" Ill s: ia . &: ~
~ ssst 81 he I'D ae.! :sa lit, asas:
r Sssd @ .s dssas,slar Z shs .aa. hstaSs
ninlfnn pree It whoh each tract t. hsd. vii 20 .eat
thsTefor tho Of tho Oensraf t4ad Oce,
the HeEi.es and lecel.sr Of the local oes* As
hey may tsslfs but zach bid fnus b. separAg made
And sealod and u.t be for not mare than one hnndtd
and siix aese. !ana CONFORM 10 tho !ss fopa4s'ons
nlda mn.t 10 accompanied by ten PIT eent 81 ths
p,ss hid IT, a H. r.
liz deposited .iI 30 rolned 2 {hs p1ope. p:str
.oespsnee T. :e2 ii epesns 81 sids = prsa
cahs And within {et dsft Aes such nottee hia oetn
az 4 81 @ 8 e. e ;G: e. to g.
land ppon ~sh such BID "ss made will 10 Again suhject
msf g. S fsnti,sd il Pa.ose e.rtiass q Il
posi ostttaed check: on some o3stntaeot eEoaitor1
The sbt IA rslaot sny and III bada L. ssprsssy r.
Ill hida must b. seAiod and sddresssd t. tbs oo
"a q q:
1as &. = It'll
sa'5 vii b duly 'psasd sad A'''a ri sppso punperr
. cenunsss.ope. ot tbs Gsea.at Lard O6os.
W4k8JHoTDX, u, @. .Hsptember Is, 1d16.
, 1875-11-08

But permit no to say 1t frAokty-tho most ssrI-
Gus draw back to tho increase and odlhcation or
tuis Church has bean the poor quality ot service
pAst four years. The outside dutlee aud respona-
bllitios which gave mo divided &llezianc" and =
double care have gone on increasing from day
10 day; until their burden haa become ae ttued
weeks work has told very much on my sunday
servioes. Ihave too off eu coma into nlY pulpit,
Which ought 10 have my fresheat, best
powers, sith tired body and =
hasty, showing how little study Il Id received
At my hands, My pastoral duties, too, hare
boon poorly partormad--no ono Is more pslnful-
u CONSCIOUS Of II than myself. Soon afscr tho
ise va began tho erection Of this present churc!.
o4l.nco, aud wha constantly occupied in collect
ing noneys, dovistng wsys aud means, and su-
t,eriutoudlng the stsucturo itself. From such
oysraork aud exposure canlc tbs throat difficult
~ which ~ 30 serious drawback 10 my usofnl-
haas among you. Your AYsotionkts care sepL
mo away 10 Europe for st1 months rest and
rrcupsration. Valuable ~ wex t4Is Journey to
ms. intellectually and morally, DO not lind tilAt
II tas restored MY health, ~ had baen hoped.
ind my old throat trouble reappsa1ing again.
Meanwhile the break with my outside engage
nleuts proves onls temporary, And they are ut
present moFa humorous and burdensotne than
ever. 1t j. easy to advise moderation and . trm
negative 70 Il! appeals Tor such additional
activity. Dnt whsn you reflect how much work
the1e ia TO hs done in high CAUSES
Hro.sttlcken citv Al. Chicago. how lew laborpsH
thete aro in this aeld. aud particularly how
weak in numbers Ia the UnltariAn Iinstsy At
tue West, wnlle yet she Unitarian sentiment IL
leAyepiDX tho whole community, Jou will more
readily understand the difficulty Of Withdrawing
from theao various intaEeata. mud concentrating
one's efforts in eingla leld Of labor. The
preaent hnauclal ttrsugeucy has only aggravated
ibis usceasitY for earnest. uuset.h scrycc, thai
tho various cAlaeA of liberal Iolisiou, culture,
and charity msy not go down.
t,lr. Wondso hero dlssessed tor u,omsnt X
, 1875-11-08


lost simply because shuy lY1d before the aelitA'
tor cAue in the 1oah. This would sepssato Fe-
wards and puntehmentsfrom v!stuo aud vice. aud
make taom depend upon tho acc,deat Of birth:
Hencc we lnuAt plkca the Mediator back OF
msn's origin, and behold HIM attending
ths huruau race Ia al its cAzat:, odesog pardon
and happiness to Ill who IN eartha morning or
uoou came ~ sincerity to sne aatsft o. noa. !
this or tbAt GuaIitY OF soul upon Tho dismal
snoea ; but this tnow. that when tho pa8an. Ia
deap sincerity aud in Latmouy with lls life.
| saJs, ....,.....,
! Teacher aul guide ot hlah aud low.
| 1'us iuytnz ts1hsr of all shlags that bstaths.
bow nayss!i ta !a~sss sssesvncA ana pss1,
| and that Wien Ab:4ham wa!ks along on Z pAr~
sllsl light, tho ltadeemer ~ ~ the spi1.e
| because they ware nnk living In tho nlneloeoth
century, mombets Of snme uAtTow church. but
pourus over them teAts OF lovs bscsuaos they
| ,,srs SONS OF > righteous God groplog thels way
home sYa iu 1hu at&rleaa night.
] Kut enough las boon said, trust, upon this
ront, audi Souca lot I'd pasa tn . sccond In
fesonas. Il ia the wosahlptut spirit, tho life Ia
tie soul that can compare III man With Tue
grandeur yt the 1nnnits Father. Undsr Tbs blue
Canopy of Deity, 1ho has beea - broad ~ 10
/ pass by the variations OF thought th&s hAys
como eoeweoa tue worlds ffst yasr and it, last,
aud look into tue atatss Of ths sool. d&ro not
shad1uss Of words, but come IL tao pistT and
love Of your spirits, sod say With the hymn:
Tho dearest idol | have known,
Whate'st that IDOL be,
hslp Lug TO ts2f It from Thy khFo1A,
'"-'F nd worshlp only Thss.
| In such IN 'pEiaing Of the heart 10 meal q
spiritual Gov, u tho differences Of sasthiv secss
| will psas away, aud. Instead Of standing aloas
uuaes soma special banner, al the wotshlping
earth will see,u TO be only one tsmp3a
| and iii that bend At tbs altass viii
Seem to hare come from The ss@s
cradle with Thee, aud 10 hAv4 WalEsd
| with shss through III tho ssossd aasoelsssaaa Of
, 1875-11-08

dasea aud trust you will speedily se[cos Jou4
Fae:or from among them. glyn ln tho support
you llnve Rtren me 10 abundsn.lY and und4'
1an far mo 10 ta e All nov j.
m AffectionAta farewell. May the bltsaing - -
Almighty nod rest upon ali your spirits AMS !.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
West Virginia Letter.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 18th, 1850.
assembled as a Legislature. They are at
work making, revising, correcting and re-
cnactng laws of equity land of nonscnsc)
for the government of the dear people
whose servants they profess to be. Prob
ably the most important action which will
come before them is the election ola L. s.
Senator. have not the complete list of
names of the citizens of Tie State before
me now, or | would strike Off the few On
GLIDING your correspondent who are not
candidates for the position and let you see
who are candidates. At present it looks
to have narrowed down to triangular
fight between cX-Gov. Price, Of Green
bricr, J. \. Camden, of Wood, and Henry
5. Walker, of Kanawha, with chances just
Il little in favor Of Mr.. Walker But it
may come to pass that some other gentle
man may yet become the lucky man au-
thorlzed TO go to the city of wicked men
to draw his pay, (including the proceeds of
little jobs and salary grabs in order that
he may be honorcd in the land
The next most important matter which
will be acted upon will be the inevitable
capital question: which annually looms
up in this State greater raw head and
bloody bones than tlc Eastern question"
is to the people of Gen. Grants continent
Charleston how has the capitol Wheeling
and forty-scvcn other towns in the state
want it. and behold it comes to pass that
when the Solons assemble this question
comrlu up before them, and they rant and
roar and rear and cavort around, even as
wolves and wild asses do, until some man
from Writ, or some other of thc fifty four
counties, taketh the thirty pieces and sell
eth the question out for a time The
pieces of silver are ready again, and it is
almost certainty that, unless some dele
gate from the upper end of the State takes
them, the citizens of Charleston will wake
up some fine morning mourning because
the capitol is not in their midst.
The weather is quite cold here We
have little snow but plenty of ice Skat
ing is common pastimc with us now.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
Coal and Iron.
e. l.. +.

From the Coal and Iron Record We
gather the following items Of interest :
The clock out or "striIle which
is complete in the Schuylkili, Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre districts, has already
materially lessened the quantity Of
coal sent to tidewater.
With reference to the iron trade
the same authority speaks encourag-
ingly of "Americon Pig
Finally change for the better is
to be noted, and prices will very
likely take an upward tendency for
some time to come. There is but lit
tie disposition to meet purchasers on
the basis of prices lately ruling. In
manufactured iron bottom prices seem
to have been reached, and a trmer
."ellng is apparent, especially among
the mills
There is but little doing in rails,
but dealers are inclined to sell at
present prices, and a change for the
better can be expected. Sales are
few and small, but the general feeling
Is more encouraging.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

Beautiful it is to contemplate the
work Love does for this world only.
How it moves to effort, spurs to sue
cess, kindles the desire of gain else
sordid, and cherishes a tenderness for
reputation. 1t dignifes even the
gaudv show of earthly luxury and
splendor to remember how far this is
the gift of prominent affection how
many Of the beautiful adornments are
tokens Of love; how much that would
be folly, if spent on selfish and sensu-
al desires is sanctfed and immortali-
zed by disinterested kindness for how
much lavish profusion a true sentiment
gravely pleads; how it alone keeps
the splendor undimmed on the dia
mond's point, and allows US to keep,
wear, or enjoy what we should be
ashamed to procure! Love prompts
us to toll, to endure, to forego and to
sacrifice. Its children are Patience,
Devotion.and Heroism. Second only to
Religion is its motive and inspiration.
How it surrounds the dear object
with every comfort, privilege, and so
cial advantages; with all the means OF
solid education and various accom-
plishment How it builds up the pre-
cious heart with the granite strength
of principle, and on the front Of SINGER
itv shapes the ornaments of grace
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

A SHORT while since complaints of insult
ficiently heated school rooms at Lonacon-
ing were made to the school board. New
stoves, if we remember correctly, were
promptly put in, with how much better
success we have not learned.
And now, nine prominent citizens of
Barton make similar complaint through
the Ne,es of Thursday, inquire for rene
dy, and ask for an investigation.
Yet for all this THE rural districts are to
great extent supplied not with stoves,
perhaps, but certainly with some school
houses that need stoves.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

GRAND JURY REPORT


To the HoaorGMc tie images Of the Circuit
Court Of 1Negony Co"nty.
The Grand Jury, through their foreman,
would respectfully submit The following re-
port:
In accordance with your Nonors' charge
to us we have carefully examined all the ca
srs that have been presented for our action.
We have examined about two hundred wit
ncsscs, and made no prescntmcnt except
after careful investigation, the result of
which has been laid before your llonors,
We visited the Jail aud almshousc. Tie
former, in respect to the building, we found,
TO our qualification, well arranged in all its
apartments with one cXccption-that there
is no separate place provided for females
With the present arrangement even those
who are detained as witnesses must he kept
closely confined in their cells or rooms, or
minglc with the male prisoners in the cor
rider, which We do not deem it prudent 50
to associate.
We also recommend that the lightning
rod southeast corner of the building he
changed from its pre- ent position. III is
80 closely located 10 the angle OF the wall
that it serves as II ladder for the prisoners to
scale the wall and escape. And we unani-
mOusly report that the urbanc Sheriff is de-
rving OF great credit lor the healtnv CON
dition in which the whole house is kept.
The inmates express themselves well salts
fed with their comfortable quarters, food
and treatment In the language of one of
the prisoners, tits better than they deserve.
In the Almshousc we found Thirty seven
panpcrs, as follows. nineteen adult white
males; ten white females; two colored
males; two colored females; three white
children and one colored child All Were
looking well and without any complaint AS
to treatment, food, laiment or quarters.
Those in authority have very humancly
provided for their comfort by furnishing the
large rooms with additional stoves this Win
ter. 1t is due to the steward to say that he
has kept the house in a clearly and healthy
condition.
The farm and all its appurtenances are in
as good condition as could be expected ct
this season of the year.
j. W. II POLLOCK,
January 90, 1875 Foreman
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
New Advertisements.
A NEW IDEA.
20 NTS

sent to the NEW YORK X ORIENTAL
TEA COMPANY viii insHrc by return
mail, one pound OF excellent O"long
Young Hyson, English Breakfast, Japan
or Mixed Tea such as is USUAL; rctaicd at
Sl.30 to $50 per pound.
IT II A FACT NOT GENERALLY
KNOWN that by "A recent arrangement of
the Post Office, small quantities of mcrch-
andisc are now conveyed ut charges con
siderahly less than those of the express
companies. The cost on one poun of Tea
being s cts only.
The New York and Oriental Tea Com
pany is taking advantage of THIS EN-
TRAORDINARY FACILITY and is sup
plying its customers in all parts OF the
United States with the finest Teas ever I'M
,,nrtn oil ut
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
New Business Locals.

\ lady in or nrighborhood who had suf-
fcrcI ior over three months the most cX-
trcmc torture by a violent cough, has hr-
come completely cured by Or Bulls Cough
syrup For sale in every drug store
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
What a Mandatory Does.

One mandatory employing 100
men will support an additional 500
people. Three hundred families will
disburse annually, on the average,
$500, or 5000 in aggregate. This
money will be drawn back into the
town from the outside, where the
manufactured goods are consumed.
and the interest of this $4,000 at
ten per cent. would be s., 500
These hundred houses, thousands of
dollars worth of agricultural produce,
and thousands of yards of cotton
and WOODEN goods, thus giving health
and impetus 10 every branch of in
dustrv Exchange.
Reading the great Surgeons dec
laratjon. "A cigar is thing 70 thank
God for" a Navy lard school boy
bought cigar. He was afterwards
seen hanging over a fence, bat he was
not giving thanks Wash, CIyon.
New York hoar,;ers object to the
pudding being mixed in a coal shuttle,
on the ground that iii these hard times
the waste of tUel consequent upon the
pieces being cooked with the pudding
is g fragrant neglect Of the poor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
BH>iac>S LEX ais.

Go to b. StcIns for fine WHISTLES, Gin,
BrandiCs, Rum, " mos, &c.
WINELAND is selling his goods for CASH.
in the new building, opposite the ol;i stand
Remember H. A. Jones New Store,
Low St, opposite Public School Building.
WINELAND is selling his goods for CASH
in the new building, opposite tie old stand
Get the best-lhe "Ironsidcs 70.
Try Goldheim's Swiss Bitters for Dyspcp-
STA, at B. SrEN>'s.
WINELAND is selling his goods tor CAST,
i'll the new building, opposite the old stand
No improvements on the "Ironsidcs"
WINELAND is selling his goods for CASH,
in the new building, opposite the old stand.
If YOU want the genuine London
Brown Stout, Ale fine Wnskics, BranGiics
and Wines, go to b. STERN's Liquor Store
Wall P:.pe' and Hsl siei~.-R.
II. WASH, third building West of Post Office.
READ B. Stems new advertisement in
another column.
WINELAND is selling his goods fer CASH,
in the new building, opposite the old stand.
Wanteal-Thc public to know that the
best Wines and Liquors, 10y the gallon or
otherwise, are sold at b. STEEN's Liquor
store. Old stock Whiskey, % years old)
Brandics, Gins and Rum always on hand.
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Gaps, in al, the
--latest Styles and at Prices to suit the means
of every buyer, at Alex Kings, jr, l25
Baltimore street, Sign of the Golden Sta,
Cumberland, Nd. Special Price List for
October; Misses toX'd CATERS AT only 81 80,
worth two dollars an'l twenty-five GEMS,
everywhere. Also, Ladies toXd Caters,
Sl75 and upward Call and examine.
Oct 11-v ALEX. KING, Jr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

The Trade Union Congress which
is to meet in Liverpool, England, on
the 18th inst, will represent half
million working people. The Min
ers' National Union numbers 1885,
900 members, and several other
unions Of particular trades number
from 10000 to 100000.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
General News.

FULL Work RESUMED AT THE
ROLLING MILL.-Yesterday morning
the extensive iron works of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad company,
were put upon double turn, working
up to their full capacity day and night.
We are very glad to note that the
railroad company are ,ustiiedinr sum
ing full work ut their mills, and the
fact will be learned by all our citizens
with great satisfacton.-NewS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

England notices an enormous in
crease in the number of her rats, and
attributes it chiefly to gamekeepers,
who, in their successful endeavor to
preserve game, have nearly extermi-
mated wildcats, weascls, owls, hawks,
magpies, and other natural enemies
of the rat.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
NEW YORK TREFs:N W..

NEW YDRk 'EH.GE' ! \.
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
THE BEST ADV Ri 80 N .,hlsh.
Daily $40 year Semi-Wcc.lly. 81,
Weekly, So.
Postage Free 10 The s'ui2nri''r IS
Specimen Copies and advertising R'teS
Free. Weekly, in clubs Of 30 or more, only
81, postage paid, Address Tue TnEnuN1'
". Jan l6-ly
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

st. Louis men are building extern
sive shops for iron ship-building.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23
. EVERYTHING: Cheap: Good

4 DvERTaSING: Cheap: Good
~ Systematic. All persons who contem-
plate making contracts with newspapers Tor
the insertion of advertisements, should send
80 cents to Geo p. Rowell & Co., al
Park Row. New York, for their PAMPH-
LET BOOK (.iAstn-ssrenM edHtion contain
ing lists OF over 1000 newspapers and esti'
mates, showing .hc cost. Advertisements
taken iOr leading papers IN many States NJ
a tremendous reduction from publishers
rates. GET TIE BOOK. Jan lily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

At Danville, Pa, all the iron mills
and furnaces are in full blast for the
first time for eight months.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-23

A London gentleman has issued
proposals for the formation of fund
in order to carry the gospel into the
houses b. means Of patchwork quilts,
the quilts TO be formed of patches,
each containing text OF Scripture
printed in indeEble ink.