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PUBLISHED BY TIlE SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST PUBLI~!HiNG SOCIETY.

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'fRu-;'TWOllOLtlll PEB "'''1'''_ IK ·1" ~CE.

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, it', It,) ,.t:. IT h'h IT t hi» r n r if tt. 'out of place. But we arB -most distinctly far a8 to Bay tbat God commanded certain tbings h length to ' first day of time. ,And 80S the bnt lost. If death is the penalty I am 'glad th~t 13ro. begins t~_ see' that' I:V ~ I,. ~ Y t to.nght that, the bodies of both the righteous (which reqnirements are founded opon oniver- first creation day commenced before God said, alive, he camiot be pnnished; for •• total depravitj" is "a ljlis,chi(IVOIIS phrase,

o.nd the wicked are to be made immortalnt ~al principles), and then left us to do as we "Let there be light';' so mnst the ~eventh day, punishment, not 'pain and only calcllla.ted I to and hopo that For tho Sabbath Recorder.

.' ' There'll be no Te~rs in Heaven.

" BY FANNIE R. OVUTT.

On lhe aealh oj Sophronia Truax.

We stood beside the dYing bed of I,a gentle aiijter dear, '_ ,!.ntljllLused with breathlessiagerl1esseach accent faint

to hear, And as we cl~sped 'the feeble hand, on:r hearts with

anguish riven" ' We biesset!" that God on[high," to think" there'll be

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We ~aw the deathly pall' r play upon each feature _ .! bland, ' And knew that she was g ng to the far-otrspiritland; Bat the smile thaI wreat d her features told us that - _ she was forgi yen, -Still our gl'icf w. cou d ni.L smolhcr-oh! "there'll

be no tears in henven." . '

We alooped to catch each Whisper. but the pnlselesa ,i form wos still,

, And -we knew that all w,," over, by the icy,_ckathlll chill­T~.t her 'pirit pure had left ns; to it a_ngel wiJigs

-' werc given; a I ' Then we bOl'(cd and wept together, but "there'll be : no tears in henven,H . I

Whim nex~ we saw her, .he was clothed: in robes of I spotless white, .

While above her couch see'fned playing golden rays of . I hC,avenly light; We ~lsscd -the snowy lips, from which all shades of

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And sobhed aloud. although we knew" there'll be no tears iu:',bco.ven." ,

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Slowly then we', laid OUl· loved one where the night I winds sadly moan,

Anti' our henrts with grief seemed breaking, a~ we left _! her cold and lone; ,

Dullivc prayed that we might meet her, when tho " storms pf Ilfe had driven , ,

On~ fraill barks o'er death's dark river, for" thera'lI b~ nd tears in heaven." - _

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Immortality.

the resorrection. This fact is brought to I~ght have a mind to. Eternal justice will not, can and every other day, begin when the darkness removes the sinner beyond aull'ering, others 0.180 may' profit the snb· in 2 Cor. v. 4: "For we that are in this taber· not, always slnmber concerning slavery. How commences. "The evening and the morning fore beyond punishment. Death is ject. But he takes i. 0., "hll-nacle do groan, being bnrdened; not for that mnc1i less tben when mall assumes the dicta· were the first day." sull'ering. ~t is not therefore PDllistl*,nt. mo.n depravity." And human depr&v~ we wonld be nnclothed, bnt clothed. upon, that tOTtkip of God's moral government, and virtn- We are referred to the Dial of Ahas, as evi- is morally impo8Sihle that it shonl~ ity r I can find, it, the Bibl~, nor mortality might be swallowed up of life.'l: ally says to Deity, "Stand aside and letlme denee that the light was a day. The fact that are other facts eqnally important in' any dictionary. lf to depraved," 'is to Now, before I pass from this cho.pter, let me do as seemeth good in my own eyes." I the light Was divided into hours' by' a Illechani- the gronnd I have taken; but these are 8uffi- be "made ~stitute of principles," as call the attention of all materialists to the fllct, If·those who threw themselves upon tpe cal instrument,- is proof that it was known as ci~nt for my present pnrpose. Let position ,Webster iays, then, ,after stndy, that this II inner mlln" that lived ill tho I' ont- "safety valves" of the "French revolntio~," an artificial day. II God mllde man npright; be shown to be nnsoul)d, Qr my ar~:oqlenlts are I must conel!\de that; there no Buch thing a. ward maD, honse, tabernacle, and body," il th' were. blown into the air witb the fragments pf but they have songht out many inventions" inconclusive. If this ca.nnot be dOl1e I said 'II tota.l depravity," " nllt;ivelld~pra,vj reallivillg, acting, thinkillg, realoni1l{;,hoping, that government; if Jehovah's own hand lis Tbe calling of light a day is 0. homan inven- enough. Ir it is done we will man depravity j" for all knowing. These facts o.re sustained by many uncapping the valcano for the ov~rthrow bf tion. The division of time into honrs is a "shallop further ont." -- V. pies; even the, wicked do other pwo.ges of Holy Writ, bnt I 110 not elavery, what shall be the fate of those, who, human invention. God never marked time by and sinners love to hear

For the Sabbath Recorder, propose to follow this thought,any further now. throwing themselves npon tbe safety valves of, !lours. Caution to Old Folks. , love justice and judgment.

Now turn over to 1 Cor. xv. All know human traditions and mlln·malio croedg. sh~IL, f Had God so.id that tbe light was the &rst are destitnte of good princil)les, tho.t the resurrection is the subject under con- attempt ,to prevent the ujJheaval when the -oay, tllen tbere conld be no difference of opin- As my trave\s--ii1 toe WeRt fla:va: some- Wicked !Dllke I_aws'w >'IJo ... I~"'ell TlIr

sideration. The subject, ip_ fully set forth in maker of beaven and earth shall set His hllnd ion between Bro. West and myself. Bnt God what extensive tho past fall, I have some Injustice 1 Is it not a principle- for a verses 12"aud Zll. The last says: "For as in to vindicate His own righ'ts, and to restore His has said no Buch thing. He declares that the discoveries which I have thought poSHibly wicked mlln to love his children, and Adam all die, even so- in, Ghrist shall all bl!- long abused, despised, and disregarded law~? "evening and the morning were the first day." might prove a benefit -to seme in Ellst, if for a wife to love her and childre~, made alive." This is to be at Cbrist's coming- If it be blaspheming, and defiance of heaven It appears that Bro. West is unal>le to distin- known j therefore, _ I drop a few for pob. and to try to make each comforta.ble and (verse 23.) When this is done,and at this time to hold onr fellow'men in bondage, how mnch gnish between the naming of ligbt and the lieation through tbe-colnmns of the l~]j:COIIWi:R, hllppy? All must admit this, as well ss II

Christ is so' far from beIng crowned king that greater the mockery and hypocricyon the part identity of a day. Most of old people wish -to do !OUQ~LllIng thousand otherlthings prOle t!"lt sinners he j'delinrs up the kingdom to God." Quite of those, who, professing to lov_e God and k~ep If Bro. West's position be trne, and the Ian. benefit their children. _ Many have L(U'UeU have some "g~od and therefore a ditTerllnt work indeed from that t&nght _ by His commands, interpret thelll to suit their own gUllge-fI in the day that thon eatest thereof, their comfortable homes in the East the doctrine is ,not trutb. P Ch ' , . . d' t k' f d \h b I 1 d'" b' I d h k I I 'Id Ago.'l·n, I'r the'sl'nner's " ",! •• u.""pu--i~ BO ntterly oor Pilgrim, Bro. C., etc., etc. rtsts couvemence or preJIl Ice, a Ing rom, aD on sat snre y Ie - IlS re,erenee ouly to an B ar or speen ator .or -WI -reign is represented as aleeting snccessive con· adding to the same, in order best to accomplish the light, or the daytime, what provision did West, withont knowing -what sort land it and entirely helpless," can he take- the quests over opposing power until finally and their designs. God make against Adam's eatiug of the fOf_ was, until they arrived on the spot. arriv- jiTlt Itep toward ? How can he -Illst, death is destroyed. Christ's work is not This snbject too is ueing agitated. One of bidden fruit in the evening, or night 7 Has it ing on the spot they fi-nd they have badly ask for the Spirit to help 1 Row can he give done until there i. fI no more death." If it is the sarest meaus of procuring the complete not reference to the evenilJg and tho morning, duped; the land is almost worthless, bis heart to the'Lord r can he "open ChrisL's work to destroy death,\~nd men die overthrow of the Church and her desertion bj or the darkness and the light as constitnting a clude it is :too late to cry for spilt so the door" oC his heart the Saviour stands after the resurrection, then Christ's work will our- II Heavenly Father," is being made in the day 1 If our brother's position be tt:,ue, then conclude t9 make the best of it, and to work without and k~ocks! can he (like the not be done, nor neTer will be, nntil theso dead attempts to make sacrfd by hnman enact- must human wisdom exceed the Divine. For and make' 0. home of it. John thi8l poor Publican,) say, " merciful to me are raised. Yon may pUib this matter on to m~nts, that which mlln's impious hand has en· man knows tbnt such a law wonld be inade- eightyj James that; George cODlcladps & sinner?" any period, and while there is ~ dead man God grafted into God's law in lien of His own qunte to ell'ect tbe object for which it was de- main with rather and mother, to -Again, if "he certainly not the power cannot be king, for Christ mpst reign uutil command, which the "man of sin" has dared signed, if it was given with the understanding their old a~e, etc., etc. They go to to ichange hiB- own heart,"_ I is' it said, (Ezek. death is destroyed-(nrse 25,26.) When death to attempt to supercede-the Tirtual attempt that light is a day. ' build them: aome cabins, spend what xTiii. 31,) "cast away , youl al\' your tr~ns-iii destroyed all are immortal. Here is once that to unite Church and State to lerengthm (that I beseech yoo, my dear b~other, to examine change they have, Ilod after wn,rlri,... gressions, wher~by ye.havl) agamst:, we are taught tho.t "&U" are "immortal afttr which claims to be) God', ~lIactment' by h,,· your Bible not in the light of your opiniou, few years the boys conclnde it won't me: and maite, you'a heart, and a new the resurrection. Pass on to the 42il verse:- ma1l 1egillation!' Who dares join in snch a bot Jour opiuion iu the light of the Bible. one, I am :going to California; an()t~(lr, spirit; for why ,will ye die, bo~se of ,;'~ael Y "So also is the resurrection -of the dead. It work? rather, who dares to keep silent while May God bless yon. going to :Pike's Peak; another, Wherefore turn you,rlelvel 'hve yo is sown in corruption, it is raised in incorrup- such an effeort is being made? God grant Yonrs, in the truth, n. J'. B. else, etc. ~he old folks feeling too ApPLICJ.fION.-Some years ago, when I tion." - An!! here we have it the second time- that SeTenth·day Baptists may not. --------- another move, remain, and are couqpelled first began to seek tbe in trying to per-verse 44: "It is sown a natnral body, it is 'On this subject we may well raise the enquiry, For the Sabbath Recorder. wear ont their old clothes tbe first, and suade a school; mate, my age, to seek

, For some time 'past there has been a large r~ised a spi~itu(\l bo~y:': And agaiu we are what if the Church should awake too late 7- Death not the Penalty of God's Law. perhllps the fonrth timo patching, really religion, his reply'was, "I ~annot do anything . amount of correspondence 'vindicating the doc- 'tll?ght the Incorr~~tlblilty of all that are awake to find their birthright gone, and I hive for 1\ long time hoped that this ques- are compelled ~o suller for !,he of life. &bont it; if I 80m to b'c: shall be, lind ~i1le of materialism and the annihilation of the ralsed-vel'le 52: And the dead shall be no place left for repentance? When tho.t tion wonld soon cease to be agitated in the I have discovered something similar If not, I cllnno~ help it; I I do anythi?g

, "~idk~d. I think that clas'! of believers cannot rIIised incorruptible." Here yon have the bitter bour shall comes, when those scalding RECORDER; bnt there seems to be no prospect self in my trafels. There is much about it." His parents, r were CaIv1O' , 'co';'plaih but that they,-have had their full share fonrth time. Then -in the 63d verse: "For tears, more scalding because unavailing, shall of this very soon. l'he discussion hns been in the West, and also much poor. iits and from that time I hllve thought this " o[ space, anll are quite consist6.nt in;saying that this corruptible must put on incorrnption, "and be wrnng from the hearts of purple·robed in carried ou in such a manner as to admit of an the lands' now owned by specnl cas~ was Oalv~nilm I ,carried out.

,,' they "highly appr~cjate tho'Christian liberality this mortal mnst put on immortality." Ngw, tellect and- honorable D. D.'s, then human endlell discussion to disprove endless ponisb. northernhand ~entral po.rts 0IffWi8cPlusin I hav~ always thought thel doct:ri~e- ho.d U; nB- : I ' to iuppo'a that thl's chapter raf"rs to the sophistry will be of little account. The tradi- IC • h k b not wort paying taxes on. t",,,1 ~~ulleucy !~O keep sinner bllck_ from :: an.d impartiality of the editor and conductor - " , , ment. tbe questIOn as got to be ept e- - fo '~bl I'ttl 'I I -, "I h d h d rl'o"hteons olone, nrte" the 2",' verse, I'· ° mere tions of the psst, and the "testimony of, the I . I ht ..b~m on: Ior some com r... e I e II011ll611te8,d seeking religion. , , I' of tho SABBATH RERORDER, etc. a ope "U" 'oe, ° U - fore the denomination, et It .e broug ID '?' h E h '11 d N 'f ,'- . fi d . h dodge, in my opinion, to avoid an anticipated fatbers," will be weigbed in the balance and Buch a manner as to "bring the tng of war!' ID t east, I ey WI 0 BO. ow Ar~ auy of: my dear or bearers ont

\·~::~t~:or ::,~~;~:~~:I~j :~::~:s::~:.'~ ;~t ~:! difficulty. that ho.s its exi~tence only in the im- foand wanting, when God shall raise himself We may go far down the stream lind dispnte say to such as have comfortable in the of Chnst.-ont of the Arkl

-saretyZ Do you stre,am seems to increase, and the editor 'vindi- magino.tion. We do injustice to, the beauty np for the vindication of His trnth, and the forever abont the water, whether it may be East, and are bonnd to trade them wish to be Baved from ?' Do yon wish for_-

, c~tcs himself by informing his readers tho.~ and harmony of the argument when we enter cr,Dshing of error. GLICANER. sllit or fresh, and Rot settle the question. If see the land you ar~ about to trade peace' in belie.ing, and : unspeakable a~d I h~ - "h Id h' If 'bl' th npon this dodging. I know that com mento.- NUton, Wi •. , Nov. '25,1859. 'b k to th 't' d ttl th t you close the bargain; or, at least, full of glory 1 Tben 1I0W to Jesus. Br-,I, ,aoes ll?t' 0 Imse rei sponsl e .or e we go ac e .oun aID an se e a, we . d 'b h Id . I tors hllva done thl's and I know that this is '11 fi d I d'ffi It d't '11 • I' one Bee It tha.t you have confidence hold flOW is the accepte ; 0 0 nOljl18 eo, mmullic9.t.ionB, of correspondeQts!' ,And we .., , For the Sabbath Recorder. WI ness I cu y, ao I WI require ess ~ II' h'ld d ' r t th fi t - r t t • 't 0 owmg up c I ren oos not AmOUII~ the day of sal"ation. I no promise for

1 ~re left to the alterou.tive- of taking care of uo e ra error' 0 commen a ors, .nor IS ~ When to Commence a Day. time and labor. After repeated solicitation, I T lik' h' k . h -b "

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llS hllve made up my mind to make a brief state- hey, h e c ~ ellsi wendt e; their YOIl tf;! .wait till ¥9.ke lip. your

"'ill try and take'caro pf onrselves. ,error. On thiS, a~ ID all ot er POlDts, .Wlt a A day begins, we are told, with tbe com· ment of my views, with the hope that some of growt I' wea~ll ~~Be "~~;k~n. Ou go to ~~!c:o:'(::!) to,day !" fo:oy::.sns1'O'!~ 'I I , . ',First of 1\11 I nave II word to so.. y to W,. M, .' oth, er men, .they dltTer. If I am not right, let mencement of light. But this ~nswer involves those correspondents of tho RECORDER that sOolme~Plkace.wf ere ey_t ID, It ISbl pickinb

g· d Ih F th I b h V F.:T ~~ - d.o s I yon are cOm,orta y off, e the Savl'oarcallsyou, to· ay e a er --1_ A,'" of Galm, III. AUhouO'oh his communica- me, e set rig t. • :lULL. another que8tion-when does ligbt com n1:e r bold the doctrine of o.nnihilation, or "natural d' d k . '

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(ion was not addressed to me, yet I feel aYIib. I Bro. West says that it commences II wben the death," as the penalty of the law of God, will ' , For tbe Sabbath Recordir. h h d k f th I t'C I into a new country in your old age. draw yon at any fnture But now, to· . ' " -ecty to notice it because he stepped between sun begins to case a.y tear ness 0 e pease correc me 1 am wrong. - E

Th hts b th W . d No 4 . "'''-'I'",'''A... day, if you will hear his bBrpen not your Bro. G.' and, Bro. C: B_ro. W. M. A. ta~es lang y e ayll e.- .. night." Now as tbe sun was not made until I am fnlly of the opinion tbat death, in t.he SI. Louil, AIo., Dec, ld. 1859.' hearts. NOID the Spirit the Bride saY,come. II the advantage of an admission-or what h~ Dr!, Cheever, in the Ilidenmdelit of Nov. 10, the fourth day of the week, it is natnral to ordinary sense of the word, iI not, lIor call· The most beautiful, tbe loving, and the ODe

I citllls thllt-madc by Bl·o. Griswold, that man in speaking of the HHllrpe~'s Ferry &[tlir," af- conclude tbat the first, second, IIDd third do.ys not be, the penalty of God', lalll. 'rhe word For the Sabbath Recorder. altogether lovely, and 'II chiefest among ten ree "v h" rt l'lty throo"h Christ and on did oot commence II when the sun begins to death, as I't occurs in the Scriptures, is osed "Let Brotherly Love 1/ 1> h ld I d ' el es IS Immo a 0 , ter referring to the ell'ect npon th_e mind and ~ ,thouso.nd,lIOw,&ays to "ve 0 stan

'Ihat, makes his remarks. If Bro. G. has ad· reaso)) of the country, the stirring up of chase away the darkness of dthe ni~ht./J Codn- witb considerable Ilititude-I include its deri- In 0.\1 of onr investig9.tions and q'."U.~'UI"' at the door and knock: any mall hear my rilitted thnt man receives bis immortality thou~ht_concerning the" rights of man so long sequentIy my brother is to etermme, aceor - vatives. Sometimes it is used to express the with a view to elicit truth, this very mn.nrtAnt voice, and open the I will come ill to througll Christ, I think h~ did not intend to II. ing to this rule, at what time the light was ~xtermination of animated existencp. Gen. command -hould B'~nd out os one th first h' d ·tb h' h -'Ih "S e

' , v _ repre,ssed and stagnant," tbe retrib!ltive jus· 0 ... U e 1m an sup WI 1m, If, ,!"J me. - e !do so iii ,that broad sense that Bro. -W. M. A. G k' . spoken into existence on the first day, in order xxi. 16: "Let me not see the death of the and most promineot in our milid, ReT. iii. 15-22. B. o. • _ • ~ ~ ~ child." ometlmes I mellns a s II eo Coll- oorselves o.re treated with kindness II "eems to' un.der'tau"a II' 1m. If h~ dl'd, he hno tice-of od, and indred Id~eas, qnotes certam tb-t he m"y know the commencement of,the S"t t t f admitted what I am ~ure W. M. A. cannot resolution. upon tbe subje upon which he first day of time. If we can tell when the first demnation in lill. "Yon hath 'be- qnickened tlan conrtes'y or not. "AboTe all

- l..rov'·. liTl'S' 'bes' 't poll'cy I'S to t~ke the ~d' van- remarks ali follow5 : duy commenced, it will be ellsy to tell when d d' t d' . " f' • .... U ~ ~ u who were ea III resspasses an 10 SlDS. on charl't,v -hl'ch l'S the bond of n~rf~cl;ne!ls.' , . "Good resolntion... But w t if even the d J " I" tage of the ungullrded admission-as it ap~ Qhurch shonld awale too late, after having any, ar every ay commences. Sometimes the bmditl arising from the death It might appear to some that I pears to me-to form' a basis for ," 110 drive." 'been, by its most treacherous and pernicions "For in six days the Lord made heaven and of Christ. fI Know ye Dot that so many of as ed in the RECORDER of Nov. 17th, lle[llr~ If.1 understand Bro. G., he was speaking of silence and sanction of the sin-the great in, eartb, the sell, and all that in- them is." It is were baptized into Jesns Christ,!were baptizeJl chnrch and tho world, witb .... uw"~ man that was raised from the deaa. Bra, C. strnment of desolation I What if in regard evident tbat tbe creation of the ceaven, the into his death."-Rom. vi. 3. Sometimes a trine" that Christ ,was'limply bDl:n~ll.:

d I b· k to a people drifen to an untimely action ouly eartb, 'and the sea occtlpied six days. Then fit' . R .. 24 5QemS 80 to understand bim, 'an t ID by terror, God shonld say, There remaineth no state 0 mora corrup lon-as 10 om. VII. : charity seems to forbid tho.t' onr ! - h h' 13 U d'd t' t d t ooe-sixth of this time is one day', and the com- .. Wh h II d I' from the body of thl's I :more t an tiS, ro.,. I no ID en 0 place for repentance after the selling of yonr 0 B a elver me intended anything wrong at al in admit. This I nnderstand to be the birthright for a meS!! of pottage, though it be mencement of creation, the beginning of the death," Sometimes to represent the nature of at Darien, on "Human lJeDrU,n~Y. OrthodQx faith. Nothing hut "thi.!i mortal eong~t carefully with tears!' ,first day. We learn that" tbe Spirit of God the carnal mind: "To be carnally minded is not bnt that he intends to be .-:.~<." coil" is said to be raised. Matt. xxvii. 52: -A short time after reading the Ilbove ex- moved upon the face of the waters," and the death!' Sometimes it is nsed -1<1 repre~ent the to the doctrine in which he has "A.nil the graves were opened, and ma~y of tract we fonnd the following thoughts o.b~ut expression," moved," is very significo.nt, and condition of the righteons! .. Ye' o.re ~ead, Bad ~ IBut if'I am permitted to o.nswer the dead bodies of the saints which .Iept' our path. However trne the, remo.rks With indicates an action, 110 process, and impliel that yonr Ilfe is hid witb Christ in God," e'tc:, etc. (as it used to be-the fashioD, AC!tslll:x~. arose.", The resurrection ilfaffirmed ot nothing reference to slavery, there is another point upon then' God began to create. This occurred From thtse facta, it is Been that the word would aa.y, that withont " seeing in ebe. -'Ihe spirit is nowlhere said tOlrise from which the Chnrch may be too careless, a~d prior to the creation of light; hence, the first de~th has nO"fixed meaning, but som~times is the print of the nails," and pntting the dead. ,Now that. tbere is an "outward perchance awaken too late. Man has certain day began in the darkness that prevailed ere used to represenL~the very opposite condition II my ho.pd into His side," I wonld gladly 8ay

i \Dan," lind IIU "inward man," is most fuHy and rights which should be acknowledged Rnd reo God said, "Let there be light." "The evening of things. Its meaning is to be songht by witb Thomas, II My LORn and my ":"""John positively stated by Paul-2 Cor. iv.16:' "For .pected by all his fellows. God' has certain and the morning, were the first day." comparing passage with passage, facts with xx. 28. ! I beliefe, that Jesus is the'Son

I,: which canse we faint not; but through ollr rights which should be acknowledged and reo Darkness was antecedent to the light. GO? facta. of God;: therefore has a perfect outward man perish, yet the inward man is ~e· epected by al~hi!l creatnres, o.nd especially by said," Let there be light." "And God dl' I only propose, however, to ,compare f~cts called uiGod!' And that He is

_ - Dewed day by day." In chapter v, this "ont· those who cliUm to be hiB cbildren; one of Tided the light from the darkness." Darkness with facts, as ,tbey appear to our onder nd- of man, :and therefore has a per:fept " ward man" js called an .. earthly honsej" then which is the rig~t to be implicitly obeyed in all and. light have sncc.e~ded each otber fro~ that ing. I have said that deo.th in its com on be called "man,"-" the man

it is called "this tarbernacle." In the 1st ve_rse, HiB reqnirements:' American slavery hils for a- nntll the present time. Now ~s God did not use conld not constitute the penalty 0' he That H;1e is therefore 110 perfect I'outwllrd mBn" "earthly house" and "this tao' long time tro.mpled upon ,and rerused to ac· rest (or cease to create,) from hiS work of cre" law of, God. What 1 understand be nse 'Medtat~ between God and man (not to re. barnacle," iss;id to be "the body." This, ",in' knowledge the rights Qf a portiQn of pur race. ation, u!ltil the commencement of the seTcnth of the word death is the_exterminatioll of ani- concHe God to man, Illsome'c'reel~B say,) for ward mao,"(chapter iv.16) occupies the honsej So, the professed Ohrileia" world has for 0. da!, I am .Ied to in~er tha~ the pr~cess of ~re. mated existence. If I am noC correct bere, "God ~as ill.,Chr,ist, reconcIling world ullto ( h t ') l' '. th lid I' t b no.cle" milch longer time and with impunity as mnch atlOn continued Without mterrnptlOn, dunng ; T" h I b I' -c ap er v, Ives ID e eso vlOg a er " . f h' r my reviewer will correct me. ,himself!, hiS lB '11' at' e leve aud W'as "at home;. the bod." M rk'well .greater as God's tights are snperior to man's, the darkness and the hght 0 t e SIX crea Ion S J' Ch . t Lo d

.,. Y (l, kid ttl t f days Ani! now if my brother can show that . If death destroys all animatwlland vitality, his on esns rls our _ r , when this ontward man perished the honse refnsed to IIC now e ge a par, a eas, 0 . r.. f no man Is dead nntil animo.tion has ceo.sed; 0.11 01. the s~ed of David according a-nd tab"rnacle mon ~·Issolved. 'The inwo.rd God'B,reqnirements, and his claim to their obe- there were no mghts dnrlng. the work.o crea- , 'b 'h S f G' d

' Q • ' I short of entire cessation, is not deatb. The sin- and declared fo e t e on 0 0 m"n left tho II body" and went to be present dienee.' Slavery ,takes, from its victims the tion., I shall have to. snbmlt; .0therwlSe -am - d' t th "t f holinCiISJ ~ h h t t t d t of ner bas, tbereforc, received no p~rt of his pnn· ~cor mg 0 e Spirt O. N' .·Ith the Lord "Th' 'thl h th i d t deare.t rights of existence. So the Chnrch to lOfer that t ose DIg ts cons I u e a pllr

" • IS ear youse, e, us, . d . h- h th h d the menti. be has not begun to be pnnished, f<lr urrection from the dead."-Rom. i.

concerning wasmlde the 1l\lllh;

Let us attempt to -to 'our minds, the ioleinn trme when _ things are miling from onr sight, and concerns claim our attention, and h,ol'es or as the co.se may , be with us. Into what will earth-ly interests thllD employ all or nearly all our 'and IIffectionp. Tben our past lives 8S a drop to ns, whether our d~ys few or m-any, aud the ocean of rOll_ the: Wo.vcs of its ,bouudless waters 0lnr eyes, calmed and sweetened by faith i onr ~Iessed Saviour, or lltormy, aud every _ embittered to- 'onr linking 80nls by the gall Wormwood of our' sins, and -by the refuslil of His mercy. Let those who prqfess to everlasting pnnish-: ment, bnt not eternal I:onsider that, if in ' the mercy of God _'\Vo obtain, throu/ih tbe merits of onr blessed I eTerlastiD~ .life, I reward 80' ~o o~ d!' erts; why, when al~ that" gi a ~s merit when , everlll8ting p nish-ment be more than onr I -I" God is merci-ful;" yes, but Qot to_, !who refo& his terms of forgiveness, select conditions Cor tliemselves on which will con,ent to De-saved. '

-II God is slowtto which.is abnndant-Iy proved by the of trans· gre~ors; hnt he those who have spent their lives in that all things' are m~ore n~cesso.ry than he bas de-cl,.~ed to be: the ',' one . I t is vain hope to b6-with God's ,will, 11'and that ye beUeTe on,Him

I -returned to the earth as it ~as, nnd the ~pirit has taken from the temple of God's commands, the SIX Bye In w IC e eavens an del,ltb is a unit. Death is not the beginning, fore, as:" tbe precions' Babe of "t'"'U"Ull",W" retnrned to -Goa who gave it." 'Now, if all 8 corner stone, and that, the only one upon earth were crea~ed, ." . 7" d bnt the completion of a thing. While 0. man was ma~e of the Beed of lJ~~VlCI-+tne God's promiBes are _ this is so, the resurrection can be atlirmed of which was truly inscribed the name of its great My brother 1Oqmres, I wh;t I~ ~o.! 1":: r is alive he is 'not pnnished. If death i, the Mary-~' made like' unto his brethr,en!' Without them I co~lldnqtilll'~~ 1.01

the hody OfIly. 'Now,.if we keep this distinc. Architect. When natnre, reaSon, and the a~swe~B," light.': N~w. as. ' w a IS Ig. punuhment, anything short, al!d that is not ii. 16, 11,) and was called 'uo "Ot,'4 'tie whirl and:'edPY of WIllS"'","/: tion befor~_us with these fncts, all is right· if coustitution 5ay, that man has" certain inalien· Llght 18 0. matertal flUid ITssbnlOg1_frhotm 110 ~m~- deo.th, is not punishment. wpile the sinner mao, that should bruise tho serMDt'i-bes~<1, sarge of the nations; , Dot all is WI In the xvth chapter of lCo' r able rights" Blavery says that a certo.in part or: oos body or snbstance - en. I~ or IJ IS d h h b "inclulde~ I'n ,.he ""'" ,nil Colfil tbe~ any 'I: ." - .. t r " e se If day IS bght merely is alive then be is not pnnished. When the suppose, t at e m~J e . _ l' r--- jlist who.~ quarter t~e ,-:to which ,C.refers in his commnnication of onr ro.ce has no rights which the other portion IS no, 1me 10 aoy B n . I' sl'nner lB' delld he I'S not ca:pable of bei"g PIIII_ terity of Adam." If 1_ am wrou'" IUpnno. ing will come in the Ipnog.

, - " ,- . -, Wh G d - th t "Th then the light of tha moon or the stars or the - " "rr- 'IL October ~O o.n118 speaklOg of the resnrrec· bound to reBp~ct. en 0 says a e , • ' iI!led. Pnnishment is the infliction of '.fftrift&': thllt Jesns is or was included in ' posterity ~be 'priJlg' ~n 'come tiOD of tM' y, &Ild credits ill immortaiity to \menlh day is'the Sabbath or the Lord thy light of a e~ndl: or lamp, IS .day. . for sin. There ,can be no punishmel1-t When of Adam, (especially 118 respects. mother,} 1110ilsan~ bl_.rd.."I!.~, -:-_____ ~~.:;..+ Christ·, but does ,not intimate tbat the sonl or God," the Church says that it is fIOt, but the The qnestlOn 18 not, wha..t 18 day, bllt wha~ IS Gral~all"ltu;, _. """e r'od-'Ian'

I th f th tlon there can be no pain or snll'ering. It will not IU!d conBequently under the U1 I:!Epe~~nte'n,c.J spirit- is made immortlll, either of the rignteOlu jir&t is; for, '\then the 13ible says the seventh a clay 1 answ:r: one-sIX 0 • e creaN do to say that the man is pnniihed while he it ItRCe qf dtpraflity, l uk, to bo be removed'to or the ,tDicked. or th'ls he a'ffirms nothing, I day, it mea", 110 sennthp.rt 0" time, or, no time-lithe eveDln~ and tbe mormng!', ow - .. , _ ,enieneeof,the "l1lbor'din~~el"a~:elic:iCll':

.. - 'J _ h th th d ual alive. ICyou do, yon _ b,o.ve go.ined nothing, corrected. . • Cor it is not, under consideration, aDd would be ' time at all in partielilat. -In ahort" it _ goes so it must be true t I10t II snen 1101 Wllol eq

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~Pt. ~llhhlltP l1ttnrhtr. New York, Fifth·day, December 15, 1869. ..

EDITED BY WH. B. MAXSON.

Lord'a-day not the Sabbath of the lew ••

Iu a former issue, we called the attention of our readers to some iuconsistent and unscriptu· ral remarks ill the published sermon of the Rev. W. Cathcart, pastor of the !ad Baptist Church in Philadelphia. "

The errors of this author, upon the Sabbath question, arll t~e result of hiB antinomian bias of mind. The ground he has taken appears to be this- \

1. He contends that the Sabbath was not iustituted nntil after the exodus of Israel from Egypt; aud that it waR designed only for that people, a8 a sign or symbol between them and God. We think we have sufficieutly exposed this Callacy in onr Cormer article.

2. He contends that ~he Sabbath law was - not moral, but ceremoni~1 merely, and tbat it

was abolished with the ceremonial rites of the Jews, which were all nailed to the cross at the death of ChriRt: We think his arguments on this point are entirely inconclusive. He reo marKS, "The S"abolltlf, a fYPlclifinstitution, Tu­corporatedinto the Jewish economy, o.s a matter of course, perisbed with it." And were uot all the laws of the decalogne iucorporated equally so 7 Were DOt the precepfs forbidding polythe­ism, idolatry, profanity, murder, adultery, theft, and purgery, all placed upon R footing, Rnd

1 equally prohibited to the Jews in the decalogue? These precepts were all iucorpora ted in to tbe JeWish e.onomy equally with the Sabbath. Do all these precepts, as a matter of course, perish with the Jewish ecouomy? Mr. C. asserts that whatever was incorporateft, with the Jewish economy perished with it. This is certainly high-toned antinomianism. Though "holy Bun­yan" and a half dozeu other holy reformers, may.take this ground, we believe it is coutra. dictory to the testimony of the boly prophets, to tbat of our Lord Jesus Christ, aud of his holy apostles.

In Oar former article, we observed that the distinction of moral ang. pOlitive, or ceremonial Divine laws, is unwarranted aud fictitious. Moral, as a qualifying term, relates to prac­tice, manners, tlr conduct, as social beings; and with reference to right aud wrong aCtiODS, whether we learn our duties by instraction, or are dependent npon revelation for this know l­edge. 'fhus it is evident that our brother's premise, or first proposition in regard to moral laID is erroneous, and hill conclusion from it is

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of Matt. v. 17, 18: "l'hilnk not that I am

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THE SABBATH RECORDER, DECEMBER 15, mind is unbiased by tradition and education, at followiug (imitatmg) ChrIst, whether it is Our Foreign Missions. DOt at all probable, hO~1evilr; that Geu and untrammeled by the customs of society, right to permit the unchristian prejudice, un· WIll aSsAnt to even nn apology ~nmm tlltinn!.

d b h t · t d d' occupation of the If he with-can avoid seeing it. Mr. C. contend~hat as aided by anything found iu the practice or following is from the pen of oue of our Harney's IIrrange for a the Jewish dispensatiou was abolished-.-:' y the teaching of his apostles, to p"edomiuo.te over wostern ministers, an t oug no In en e lor the troops at all, It be done dis .

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Gospel, every Old Testament institut on must the better sensibilities of a renewed heart, and publica.tion, it seems to ge the result of thonght Hn"I~n as a concession to B sensibility, of necessity bave beeu swept away with it. to perpetuate a practICe of such a disgraceful alld of interest in the subject. We publish a clear understanding such witb- "I eay then, hath

t . not to b o"OIlsid,eredj forbid."-Rom xi. 1. We think this couclusion is unsustainable The orlgm, and whIch has nothing but tradition b" reques : IS e ,.. /I God hath not cast iustitutioll of marriage is an Old Testameut in. and custom to sustain it "I have received to·day a circular from the as to the validity of 'U"'IAW~"LU"L~ stitution, about commensnrate with that of the Correspondmg Secretfa.ry of the MifssiohnaBry SOd- dtlsopurteesdtorteerrmitaOtrtYe'r,bUtto i!s pBoolsel'tol'obn- t~~ ~:.~a~r:.e~.

P d- f th B d f M f Clety, stating Bome 0 the doings 0 t e oar I 0 v Sabbath; and both designed for the beuefit of rocee mgs 0 e .oaf 1). ~nagers. 0 at its first meeting, and callIng upon the frleuds I England may, with to herself, re- fO:~~ave

l'ale.t;~e ltlllion.

the humau race, neither of which can with Seventh-day BaptIst PnblIshlng 8001ety. of the cause to furnish means to carry out their active negotiations for settlement of come propriety be styled a Jewish in't~tutio", though The Board of :Nlanagers of the Seventh·day proposed plan. They have resolved to witb- question by 1[el~tIV. i'here is a. "Now, if the fall of be the ri~hes oftheWOI!d b h aro.w the missionaries from Palestine, which, as doing to·day!' how much more their ? "-Rom. xi. 12.

ot are recognized in the decalogue. Baptist PublIshing Society met pursuaut to I suppose, is equivllient to abaudonmg the field "For if the casting' of them ~e the rCCOnel! Tbe question is proposed, II Why is the Jew- adjonrnment, at tho house of Eld N. V Hull, I do not know but this is the best coarse to HODGES AND TRINI1'Y \fHlOllO'H.-.,.ln a iog of the world, what th~ recemog of them be

ish Sabbath among the moral laws, if it is to in Alfred Center, Dec 3d, 1859. Present, pursue. I am uot so well quo.hfied to judge to Mr. C. Jerome Ho'pkil4s, of this city, but life from the deadfFi-Rom. XI. 15 '

h ' I d'd h d t N b D Ed d "For I would that should be 19no peris and they remain 7" And Ilssigns as tbe N. V. HulliE Lyon, Lemau Andras, J. Allen, perhaps in this matter. t I owever, ap- a e ovem er t_ war raotofthis IshappeD~ reason, "because the Sabbath was the shadow Geo. Maxson Benj F Lan"worthy Elisha pear to me from the Report of the Board that the venerable of Trinity to Israel, be come iii f tb t t thO . Ch' t' k' d h P tt G d' E d De R St'I'1 n this mission had been quite liS successful the who I'S now I'n And so II XI. 25, 26 o e grea es mg In rls s mg om-t e 0 er ur on vans Il.n . . I ma . b d' th ~U6.U'UU.

, '. 'past year as the other, notwlt stan mg e . 'bl h I f th relt gWtm byfaith andforgivenels" And he The MInutes of the last meetIng were read, apparent effort to sLow thllt it: ha.d entirely IS POS,I e t at may I pU88ages 0 e lu~h of quotes Heb. iv. 3-9, to prove that the rest amended, and approved failed to accomplish the object sougbt In in the spring, many eirlCu~lstllnces Romans o.s eXI~rel!siv"~ of the confidenWJ I have th t· d' th Ch' t" thl t Th C d' S t t d th t t bl h' 't I ho ld I k to heor from point that way With in the Divine and the encour'\U, gement ere men lOne IS e riS Ian sear y res e orrespon mg ecre ary repor e !l es a IS 109 I • SUI e ~ promised me by an em'neint n But we object to bis using this text in this he had opened a correspondence, in compltllnce the brethren on this subject wkhat arhe thehir promises to go with we have to labor iu department ~~ God's sense. The author of the text does uot him- with the instructions of the Board at tbe last views. I would lIke to now ow t e the more labOriOUS vineyard. It is true r have become atmost

f h· H Th menas of the mission feel ill regard to it, and . 1 T 't 0. stranger to the of the 1,.Jm sel nse it in t IS sense. e says," ere reo meelmg, and in reply bad received a large what they propose doing in the preseut state wIt I rml y .v

maiueth, therefore, a rest (SabballSm08,) to nnmber of letters, which were presented and of things. It seems to me that if either of tbe God that my health "UU~lU long silence, and ~ the people of God " Now the Apostle does read foreign fields mUlt be abandoned, it wonld be perhaps resume Our brethren who

. d . Itt t t b d Cb' the caBe, I am nel, and have been ,lid ,ttenti'1e not make this sabbatizing to signify this rest The TrellSurer made a statement in relo.tlOu WIS om, pecumarl ya as, 0 a an on ma, are not a few warm hA'Lrt1!d i~ on earth, but that" it remains to the people to the conditIOn of the finances of the Society, inasmuch as the mi~sl naries are now all at bid t I RECORDER, will me as one labored

home, while the othe s are on the ground. 0 go.o we come 1 f G d " H th t h t d t h' t h' h 't to prepare the of our people for tbe o o. e II 8S en ere m 0 IS res, upon w IC I was The money necessary to .end Bro and Sister I

he also natli ccased Crom his own works, as Resolved. That the Tlensurer be directed to Carpenter to Cluna, aBd to bring Brethren A.",,~.,s,--We have labors oC the Jews_ How mu% God did from his!' Now tbere can be no com nse vigorous efforts to collect the arrears due Jones and Sallnders from Palestine. wonld BUP- receiv.,d trom .cToro.l friend!!, those labors were is better)knowfl parison between the rest or qniet of a Chris· the SOCIety. port the Palestine missiou sOlille considerable of our first edition of '-_J___ to others than to I, however, mad tbo tiau in his best state on earth, and the Sabba· Resolved, That the Tseasurer be IOstrncted time. their Kansas brethren satisfaction of lay their b~nds to

to make such arrangements with the prlOters " I om sorry If the brethren of that miSSIOn f G d f h h d fi . h d h t " Will Dr W. H. Stilhn~n the work,' first, the old missipnary or. tizing 0 0 0. ter e a ms e IS crea Ive in the office as he shall deem eqUItable. cannot IIgree so as to work iu harmony. It is ~

works; for the ApdstIe's word as, in this text, Tne Commlt~ee to confer with Eld MaIson, no worse, however, for them to disagree than ganization, w~1ch an abortion;J'9.n'd last, signifies in like fJlanner And a more literal reported that they had engaged him to remain for us here at home; 1lnd I am iuclined to WEATHER AT THE BOUTE[J-.On tbe 13th under the present po.tronaMe, whlCh-rendering of thls passage brings out this sense as Editor during the pleasure of the Board, on think that the disagreement of the brethren at ovember the weather in and gave me plel>fure; it was mixed, IlDust still morJ clearly. rrhis passage is more II'ter- I f "4 0 h f . home, and especially of the members of the confess, with much for I think liS •• a sa ary 0 .. 0 a year, for t 0 time 0 hll B d h h d h t d 'th th' d' Sonthern States turned The I •• II d d th " F h h h oar, as a muc 0 0 WI elr 18 the germ of misfortnnn" WII'ICl a y ren ere us: I or e w 0 liS entered employment agreement. Is this not so? iCKI!bUl~(! IVhtg says :' """ ,

into his Itest, he also hilS rested from his works, The Report was adopted. "Perhaps the actIOn of the Board in this learn from theiofficers the steamer bave now tbis miSl!ion, iu the want as (iu like manner,) God dId from his own" Tne fGl\owing Preamble and Resolutions matter may be just what we need to bring us Roep[lCk that two ge tlemeu frozeu to of reciprocity 1I\ members of the Board And it is evident that Paul and his fellow were presented nnd ndoptecl back to tbe "old patbs"-(Lev. vi. 16)-to ou Bledsoe'8 11'1 ce, ou,mower county, And so discordan. my views from those Christians had not tben entered into this rest·, un Th P bl IS' I the primitive way of spreadlOg the Gospel- Saturday night. lfr. and his contributed to the that t thought rr nereas, e u IS lIog ocwty, at IS viz, the Lord sendiug the laborers where He mlO,,",,,n,," M . for in the 11th verse he says, "Let us labor, AnDll'ersary in 1858, recommended the Board Will, and the Church sustol'nl'ng them, withont ,r. BiShop, went bunting, iu It my duty to my correspondefice from

I G I ~ ~Irt sleeves, on that aud getting th thO b therefore, to enter into that rest, lest any man to emp oy some person to act as enera the I'nterventiou or coutrol of any hoard of k e paper on IS ut uow thut the miS , t . Ed t d t ey were overta en by cold spell fall after the sama example of unbelief" The agen ana lor; an men My piau would be simply tillS: Let dd It' d sion is to be I have a few words of

JVhereas, A great mSJorit .. of the letrers h . h b t fi d th t th L d 80 su en y se m on ,an.. t k d SabiJatismol, or rest, mentioned, in the Greek J t ose oret ren w 0 are sa IS e 0. e or to death before they discovered. mqmry 0 lila e, au again cease to obtrude

reCeIved lIldlC!lte a contInuance of the same bas established the mission In Palestine, lind If tll f h I is, therefore, uot 0. shadow, type, or figure; but sentiments', therefure, Mr., Bledsoe was quite a We myse on e 0 t e paper. WIll,

who have confidence In the Christu\U mtegrlty unable to learn his h' I h the rest itself into which the righteous enter Resolved, That we make an effort to com· and z~o.l of the missionaries there, put tlw!7' Natchez Free of the 15th, owever, premise ave never become when their earthly labors are completed, and ply With the mstructions of the Society. hands to tIle work and support them ther~; :_" A more sudden in the weather snfficiently on the workings of the tbey Sabbatize with God. Resolved, Tbat we tender the appomtment and those who believe the Lord has planted h t h' h d I t h mission to be a tolthe questioDs whICh r General Agent and Editor to Jonathan h .. . Ch' d h fid taw IC occurre on as , t e h . d h r Mr. C. labors at some length to prove tha.t t emiSSion m ma, an ave cou ence \0 inhabitant uefer has At 1 ave agItate tenor was even, ID my

Alleo Bro aud SIster Carpenter, or any body else twas w rm e ou h wear s mmer 0 • d tb' t Judaism and the old Covenant are abro,,"ated. I a n g u wn mm , e proprle y or Imprc-.. Bro. AlIen notified the BOllld that he could who may teel It to be duty to go there, put ~lotbe:s, 't 'I P M overco"ts l'n unl·versal· h ThI'S seems to be somethln" I k b t' th d h d" a ~ • ~ pnety m t e oC the mission, tlle c I e ea lDg e not accept the appointment. their hand, to that work, and sen t em an Saturday night and mormng

air; for we have none among us professing the lusta,,. them. freezmgly ChIlly and very Sunday persons selected; one thing I did fear, 'fhe following Preamble and Resolution were h . I f h' h th t h Christian faith who imagine themselves nnder " This T believe to be the C rut~an pan 0 was clear and cold as blooded w IC was, a armony in the VIews then presented and adopted· '11 k Th d b the Abro.hamic covenant, or bonud by the co.rrymg on missionary wor . ere nee e coul'l wish Yonng and turkeys of the Board were secured to warrant sue. Whereas, The Pubhshmg Society, at Its l h f . t t f' I· s thiS d Jewish ritual But the new covenant which Anmverso.ry In 1858, requested the Board to no cal mg 0 In eres s or 0 lee mg lD frozen dead, uu er the even of the cess; and now that shonld be a want 01 God engaged to make with his people was not employ George B Utter as the General Agent course." Yesterday the hoar was so heavy co operation with mission families IS uot

f h S d it had the appearance of " to be a covenant without law. The covenaut 0 t e oClety; an DEATH ~F A MISSIONARY IN CHINA -The surprising, and I rather hoped that add. thllt God promised to make with his people Wnereal, A large majority of the letters North China Herald, iu giving au account of MODEEIN" PIlOPHETS Dr Cumming tional laborers sent on, to unite and

received express the same preference, there·· h h _ cOUBisted in putting his law m their iuwo.rd fore, the late American Expedition to Pekin, tbns U"'''Ull< forth a new work " The Great armonize t Clr than that they be f(.

parts and writing it in their hearts. (See Jer. Resolved, That we make au effort to secnre meutions the death of the Rev. Mr Aitchison, or Things 00 tile Earth," clllled. come to destroy th~ law and the prophets," xxxi. 33) This is the new coveuant or the the servICes of Geolge B. Utter, as General of Framingham, Mass., one of tbe missionarIeS he avows the opigion that the grand And here I inquire whether our etc This law here spoB:enlor, ho conclude. " Christ-an dispensation which St Po.nl pro- Agent and resident Editor, and of Eld. WIi· of the American Board. "Two of the gentle- of the ages IS at hand, aud brethren 9r tho ~V'.IY u".~ not been hllsty lD the whole moral o.ud ceremonial law. ~ut it IS mulga ted among both J ews o.n~ Ge"'~ ::of. nd h6m B Mnxoon, ns corrc8Dondiog editor. men in the embassy, Dr. Sanford, of the Pow- th~ globe on which we is rapidly coming to the which they have,

' R~solued, That the President o.ud Bro. not trne that Christ dId not come to destroy, or iu Heb. viii. 10, where he cites thi" " • Jm Benj. F. Langworthy, be a Committee to se. hotan, and the Rev W. Aitchison, one of the apI?fo;acollDg its final According without opening for the considers. abrogate the Jewish or ceremonia.l law, unless Jeremiah. It is a mere phantom of the brain cure the serVICes of Elders Utter and Maxson, interpreters, were too weak from illness to ride tion of the delloulinll*ioln; whose miSSionaries he did what he did not come to do; for the that seems to ha.nnt sOlDe of our brethren, that If tbey may be able to do SO, on such terms as in the carriages, and our kind hearted escort live under the U'"!,"U"'1tIUU' they were, Rnd patronage, and by Apostle says, speaking of this law, that he the precepts of the decalogue cannot be loved shall not lUcrease the Indebtedness of the provided two mule litters for their conveyance Vial, which was p$~lrecl whose direction Bent? Have the took it out of the lay, nailing it to his croSl!. and obeyed aside from the idea of seeking ju:sti· Society. to Tung chau; and not only to that spot, but 8, and from that to 1867\ we Board come to the I ejonc\iqsiclf,1 that Seventb .

• ) Th . h d d . b Adjourned to meet at the resldenca of Eld. expect to feel its IDtensest effect Among (Col. ii. 1,.. a I~, e estroye It y cra fieation by the works of the law. There are sent them on to Pehtsang, 80 as to be ready on of the IMt dllY, to this day Baptist are further labors 'fi 0 S· th' Id I' f Ch" h N V. Hnll, in Alfred Ceuter, Jaouary 7, 1860, h I'd h . h h J d h .• b CI xion. Ilr a lOur, ere10re, cou not mu tltudes 0 [tstlans w 0 acknowledge the aTrival th~re to carry t e inva I s across t e seer, are the rot, the vine WIt t e ewe, au at t e promIses 0, t e

have designed to efer to the Jewish rituall bindiug force of all these precepts, who are as at 6 1 2 o'clock, P M country to Pehtang To tbe deep regret of cholera, diptherin, and diseases of Gospel suggested at helld of my article dri nor to the uuwritt n moral law; but to the" fRr removed from tbe idea of being justified by N V HULL, Prwdent all who knew him, Mr. Aitchison yielded to types, from the Lisbon 1857 to not relate to them, give a .pledge of their writ-ten commandments of thedeco.logne, which their works, as are the most rigid o.dvo~ates of D R STIL~llN, ReG Sec'y. the violence of his disease, and died in hiS litter gene;al degenero.cy of health. final salvation 7 do they not discover, If i a few hours after leaving the hoats at Pehtsaug RUSSian war, the quarrel the he immediately we t on to expound. Can our antinomian ism OrdinatIon of Bro. Horjesky. Dr. Sauford improved dally on th~ road, and of India, the applicable to them, to the Gentlje Cbure}, brother mean to b uuderstood that he that lIlr. C. advocates the abohtion of the wbole reached the ship stronger thlln when he left of 1857, tOI7~thl"r aud to thei evalDgllI'~~ti{1U of the world,they shall break one of thlfs8 least ceremonial Jew- decalogue from 2 Cor. ii~ From this lie comes Bro. V A. Horjesky was ordained to the Pekin" murder@, suiCides, must ultimately beQlljnle the most effiCient mls, ish laws, which wer~ all abrogated at the death to the conclusion thllt the keenest intellect can. work of the Gospel ministry in the Se'venth day fill the papers, indicate sionaries in the 1;>0 they no~ conclude of Ohrist, should b called least iu the kingdom not escape the conclusion that the Sabbath is apbst ape 10 eventu street, J: , on that mellns are lIS net:,ssary to their enlighten' r

B . Ch I' EI L, N Y W We extract the following apology from 'Son of Man' is, not an article forwarded to us (rom Bro S_ S. Gris- are illustrated by Dr iu a ofh~aven? Yet su h is the conclusion to which abolished But thelApostle here sllysnothing the afternoon of FIrst· day, Dec. 11th of discourses as for their ment and ... n"vAr.irml to other uubeheversl

S I f I · I b th f th wold. It does honor to hIS heart, as well as reD~ar.KII[Ue his emarks arrive. about the laws which were wrItten on stone evera 0 onr c erlca re ren rom e. . t or most appalling fIIle,torllC, as for And do they not ~rUlpose that Seventh-day

) T Justice 0 us: Nor is it accordi g to the general doctrine being abolished, but merely the glory of their churches In East New Jersey were present, lIud "I t th d't' It' t ( R of their inge- Baptists are ali acc~,siible to' them as otber

I . '" accep eel orm s rIc ures, see E· of facts I 'd I of the New Testam~ut. It is quite certain oo,r ministra.tion; for it is well knowu that, accord. participated 10 the exercises. CORDER of Nov. 17) as in a measure J'ust And nrl co orIng denomiuations 1 we then withdraw onr d f I b B H ' ' , ap;oea,IS to the imagination a ghastly I J Lord had no allus~\ u to any other law than ing to instruction giveu to Moses, tho penalty It IS uncertain what fiel 0 a or roo . I cheerfully extend an apology for the wordol- !Ike one of Ma.rtin's but they mission from erw8al~¢ or Palestine-tbe reI!.

what was commonly understood by .. the com· for the violation of auy one of those laws was wIll occupy in future; he has beeu ordained to ogy of the paragraph referred to, as being little instrnction, material for gious metropolis of world-and satisfy our mandments of God," embodi?d in the deca. death by the ci-Yil magistrate, or by the people. an evangelical work. Hc is at present employ- more sweeping than the fa?ts will Justify,. For of mind" selves with the :oCI~~p'Nin a common station logue. This law he did not come to destroy, The ml'nlS' tratl'ou of th'ese lows was there'ore ed as a missionary colporteur etc in and in altho~gh when I peuned It, .the ImpreSSion on "~bWhcd'by~cial~t;;t:] among the dark of heathenism and

'" w l' . . . ' "'. my mmd was that au edltonal appeared some [PublIshed by special but to fulfill. The origiual word plero6, can- called the minist~ation of deatb But the glory the VICInity of the cIty of New York. HIS time since, endorsing, somewhat at least, the Preaching on '.c", .. ;". idoll\try? . BOt be justly made 1 to signify fulfill, in the of Moses' countenance and of the Mosaic minis- appear to bave beeu bltherto qUIte suc· views of tbose correspoudents who have advo. Perhaps it WIll be to these interrog8'

sense of nullifyinglor abrogating; but to make tration of these laws were eclipsed hy the cessful in impressing others with the importance cated the views referred to. Yet I presume I It is now more thau a nnl.rtl,r of a centnry tions, there is OPI~OBi~i4'n and danger lD prose full-to render perfect obedience-fuUy to keep, superior glory of the ministration of life by th~ of Christian doctrine and duty. Our prayers wr~te under ~ mistake, and ~ wish now to since the Peace Society, at urg~ncy cuting a mission in under Mahomedan and to teach others to keep. James used the Gospel. The text says uotbing concerning the to. God are, that bo may he guided WIth t~e ~:~~S~~~d~~~~:nfn;r n~~o~~ci~~~~~~t~d~~o:~~ ~~;y 8i~~~e8!:~!~~:~etd~~~ an!f ~:s rule. This is true, true of every teatheD wordfoljill, (ii. 8,) in the same seuse that doing away or abrogation of the laws written WlS~O~ whICh IS from above, an~ that hiS columns of the RECORDER_ The editor there- questing preachers of the to deliver country iu the true sometimes 10

Jesus did in Matt. v. 17, aud o.s Panl did and graven on stones It is easy to see that ?hrl~t\o.n lab~rs may be attended With succe~s fore will please torgive tbe trespass, lind one Q.lscourse or more on of enlightened men w1l1 be efficient when he said he "fulfilled the word of God." if the decalogue was abolished at fhe death of III brl.ngmg hIS fellow men to Jesus, and m ccpt my\thanks for his strictures." peace, some time iu 1~£i~ILJ.g;~6~;:~::' and active they are in danger or

~ h h h H h d d ~ on qr nellr Christmas. 'l'his fE To give the word the sense t? which Mr. C. Cprist in consequence of its weakuess and tello mg t em w atsoever e as comman e. MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIEii.-In the Island rq,ll.ll observed in some thr'ou!~ho'ilt j the powers tlio.t be. stars and stripes of seems partial, i. e., to nullify,tr abrogate, to perfection, and blotted ont, both the Saviour A GElUlAN FREE COIDlON AND TECIINOLO' of Borneo, inhabited partly by Mohammedans Christendom in of our Sa- our national banner as safe a guardisD In rollill in the sense of putting n end to the law aud his apostles were in error in inculcating GICAL EVENING SCHOOL _ An association of and partly by heathens, where the Rhenisn viours advent, occurs thIs on Suuday, Turkey as in the Empire, or even In our of which he wo.s speaking, would b~ making those precepts, and mo.killg them stIll the Germans are building a school.ho~se in Fourth MISSIOnary Society have been prosecnting their and ~r.viI\ thuB afford 0. very .colltel~ieDlt, as well own proud countrYi we only havo to reeDr Chns- t the miaister of siu <- d d f I t't d th t tl as a propriate opportuuity to anew from to recent .'vents us, 'or men to at'empt • • s",.n ar 0 mora rec I u e, as ey cons an y 5 labors wi th much snccess, a massacre has oc. I' th f h t b' v l' ,

B t h . th S bb th b' h God' t"t < d'd d' h . 'd street, to cost $ 000. The house is intended ever pu pit e song 0 tea Iii prlU'ticlzlfFj tbe sel'~v'Ident trnth u. w y 18 e a a hW I; h IDS I U.. I ~rmg t elr resl euce npon the earth, for a free school for the middle classes, and it cnred, in which five missionaries, and three of blrtlj, "Glory to God In the n.g:bellt I aull on to carry out 1-~

ed for man, stigmatized liS t e <lewis Sabbath1 without I an intimation of their abrogation, or d b thel'r wives, with three children, have 'allen earth PEACE, good will towards that all m~n are Cree equal, and tbXt it 18 . is expel·ted, WIll be complete y the 31st of "'; I • The Jews did not make it, nor was It made for of their trausient character. The writings December. It will be opened on the 7th of victims Others have been ~r~gged into cap' t(cannpt be necessary to their duty to preach Gospel to eve crea. the Jews more than for other men. Suppose the New Testament are replete with precepts, January n~xt In conucction with this, tho tivity. The rest of the 'Mission, consisting of tian ,Fiuister of a theme so cb ture. or to give a I of cold water to the th

~ h th first day Of the week is h t t' d d 't' h' h fi of tille Gospel he is appointed wanderl'ug aud pol or, and fines lind a w enever e ex or a IOns, au a mom IOnR w IC con rm Association intend to establish a TechnoloIPical six missionaries and their families, fied to Ban- we ileg leave to urge the 'pl!<~a+

spo en of as a day of religious celebration, the authority of the Divine law contained m Evening School for apprentices and adul; me- jermassing, where their situation, at last ac- impolrtance of bringing it imprisonments, or the IDcvltable we ahould 'co.ll it the Pagan Sunday, or the the Old Testament, I'nsomnch that to recI'te . the clooe of • ye whl'ch h s COD sequences Or ~~~haIJS: chanica, where they Will receire instruction iu counts, was pecarmus. Tbe converted natives 1 0 ~ ar a . ,P' Popish Sabbath; would this sound pleasantly them would be but to rehearse the entire very heart of Christendom so is the clluse; if so, missions have in our Christiau brethren's ears? God has volume. Aud it is equally ellsv to Beo thllt all ~he EngIi~h Io.ngna~e, book keeping and draw- stood f~ithfUlIY b! th~r. teachers, aiding tbem an lrecumulatioD of the evils been less successful forlthe period of tIme! call'·" the seventh day" the Sabbath of the this fondness and glorification -of the first day mg, phYSICS, chemistry, etc, Ilt the rate of as muc liS was In t elr power, and several war., Seldom has there been a or, I'r the "'ant of h~tn10ny, or fitness of the

"" f h k' tb I f '1 . d' $150 per month One thousand sh!lres at $5 sealed their testimony with their blood applying the Gospel arigbt" h • 'iillicnllty, then Peter, lind Lord thy God;" and our Saviour bas said that 0 t e wee IS e resu t 0 gentl e PffJU Ice h h b . d h I f h.' h and scourge', but the missionaries is t e " he U is Lord of the Sahbath." However this ag~inst the Jews and whatever CIlU be deno eac ave eeu ISSlle , t e Sil e 0 w IC will TilE SAN JUAN SETTLEMENT.-A desplltch its r~moval or its serious Paul, aud bave been with

1 k raise the amount req llired to pity for the new S F d the may seem to others, to us it lIOunds i e great minated Jewish. It was hatred to that people from an rancisco, dated the 14th ultimo, be I)lade witbout the drawn from the field their labor, nn irreverence to Him whom we shonld all delight that in the ellrly ages of the Church stigmatized school·house Seven hundred and fifty.eight at 6 P. M., via Gilroy, St. Louis, says that the persi~tent co-operation world still remain unllIilight!lDea

shares have beeu disposed of so far B nomlO' atl'on as God's iu houoring. the Sabbath as Jewish and its observation ullllin coutaius the following editorial re-' But I am afraid marks: every snch Christian reform. Bot PBSI!ing over many of the remarks oC with Judais\Il'; and the constancy of that SUNDAY LAW IN ORIo.-Au important de- We hope such views as churches; first, for

onr author, whose work we are criticising, people in regarding the Sabbath according to cision concerning municipal Sunday ordinances " We learn. from a reli~ble ~ource t~~t. Gen. with Imany to insure tbeir in God's pr~mi8es which are acceptable, and still more that are the custom of the fatbers, and their rejectiou of has heen given by the Snpreme Court of OhIO. Scott, upon hIS recent arrIval In the VICIDIty of request If auy desire for relying too mnch I very exceptionable, 'We notice a remark in his the Gospel of Ohrist, have constantly supplied It is to the effect that any municipal ordinance British Oolumbia, despatched a letter to the ject we shall be glad to too little Celt tlie

k th "Th J d" b te . I ~. . ~uth~rlties. of Vau ?o~ver:s Is~and, II~UOU!lC- tho~o who may not only pr~ach 15th page, where he spea sus: e ew- this preju Ice WIt ma ria s or Its contmn- prohibiting under a penalty the opening of mg hIS armo.l, and IndIcatIng hiS readIness to bnt ~ake up 0. collection In Isli dispeusatlon is abolished, without leaving ance. The Emperor Constantine said, in re- shops, etc, on SundllY, without excepting cases confer with the British authorities With a view will !be entitled Cor 0. year one item or it with DiTine anthority." We ference to the Sabbath, "Let us have nothing of neceSSIty and charity, find without exempt- to the peaceful solutiou of the San Jnau organ, The Adl70cate of rPfl:r.p",

",ill have no controTeray with him ou this point; in common with that hated race." This uu· mg from its operations persons who conscien- culty. At the Illst accounts, CllptalD Lay, We need not say bgw indisJle:usahle aDd If the weekly Sabhath were an item ot hallowed p!'('judice to the religious customs of I tiously observe the seventh day of the week bearer of Geueral ScoWs letter, had not reo hlesslng of God npon such

Id el l ad 't th t d b I turned. Therefore uothing was known of the tbis i and we shall rejoice much that dispensation, we wou rea. y 001 a ·the Jews, an t e we I known prominence the Sabbath, is inconsistent with the laws of spirit in which General Scott's commuuication wonld observe nellr CbrIStmas - it would have been swept away with it. But the day of the .un, with the Romans and the the State, and therefore void. California and was received. Should Governor Douglas act cert of prayer for universlll

we haTe shown that the Sabbath as enjoined heathen generally, that, together were the oc· Ohio have uow decided upou the uncoustitution- in a spirit of frankness and moderation, there pence. With monthly MD,cert!l in the decalogue, was no more a pa~t of the casion of foisting Sunday into weekly celehra- alityof muuicipal Sunday laws We think it is reason to believe that the arrangement made other objects, shall we not nnitel"lIc~ Jewi.h , dispensation thau other institntions tion in the Church, and causing it to surplant Will not be long ere every State iu thn Unl'on will be the withdrawal of the men of HarD~Y's special prayer for the wo~ld'8

, force, aud the restoration of the same condItIOn On behalf of the Amerlcau which existed before the time of Abraham. the Sabbath of aU former ages. It is a matter will follow snit We hope New York will not of affairs on San Juan Island as existed GEO. C. BEIDKW1TH. And we think that DO lensible man, whose worthy of serions consideration by al\ who aim be among the last iu the list. vious to its occupation by the Americaq troopil. BQf/qn, ])If., 185~.

Master, that "with()u,fm aud then in the Sociijty perhaps be- disc:overell which bas attended union iu which their prayers offered, whole qttestiou. review the whole m .. lfip~

best we can nnder us· and then with DII.t,ienl~e , trust the reSUlt with before our minds the ~a:I~hinga

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'\ THE SABBATH RECORDER, DECEMBER 15,1 "he that puttetb his hand to plow and It ill are so many conlhctJDg opimons concerning i~ t n D r nIP,; n t D IIi rr t n r t I THE OeNTRAL PARK AND THe BOIS ne Bou

" it (and donbtless too even in onr own denoml- \UJ" ;:J" tl • LOONe -Mr Olmstead, Superintendent of the looketh back is not tit for the kinll:dllm., , d k f Central Park, has lately bcen m Pam r,,!: a

J Il nation), will not Bro H. do the goo wor 0 Forelgn News. few days upon his offiCIal busmess He VISIted Bettling olle of those questions whicb for ages . --.. tbe BOIS de Boulogoe several tllnes, and throul!'h

For the Sabbath Recorder, h d I t crimoDY and in Bome in The Royal Mall SteamshIp Per~la, Captam the politeness of Mr Phalen"bad opportuDltJes ·'ssionarv Labor in the Eastern Association. as cause vlrn en a., I J ndk1D8, from LIVerpool ou the 26th ult., ar- f d - -J stances deadly hate m the Ohnrch of Jesus rived here on Thursday morning last 0 studYIng it to everv advantllige. Correspon

At a meeting of the Execative Board of the Obrist? By so doing be may make revolve On the day when the ratlficatiolls were ex- entssay that he left mOno respectdlsconraged by g~t~n:~i E A iation beld aronnd one common center onr whole people I changed at Znrl'cb, M 'rmand dehvered to anythlOg he saw or heard. He fonnd that the c Seventb day Baptist astern ssoc , ..... . ht Centrlll Park had many advantages whIch

at GreenmanvllIe, on the 30tb ot Nov, 110 Re- So s. Q. I tbe Austrian PlenipotentIary a draft at slg neither Mtnre nor art hBd conferred upon the Port waS received from the SpeCial CommIttee, For the S~bbath Reoorder. I f~rhtwen~IYI millions of lIomos d Th~ re~aIntl~f famons PariSIan drive whde in respect to the

elg t ml ions are to be PI\! m lour lOS a impro.ements, the N~w York work Will, in from which the following IS an extract: ,Our falelltine Million. ments at short mtervals U' A H . B The Paris Correspondent o. the London many very important respects, bear a favorable .. In regard to bis [Bro. lmcent . orJe· , co· h P k th 0 t t

ky, who has, for the last siX; mo~ths, ?een em It has been suggest tbat the views of those Time" in hIS latest letter, confirms the state- 'rhmparl~on ;It any a~ ~ up~n e ~n I~~n . played by the Board as their mlssloDlUY,] ser· In this vicinity, who are intereijted in our mis ment tbat the invitations to the Congress had tbee ~~d~s~ ~f t::e <;~!r~e ;~Ql:::e~~n~ tb:~ vices fur the future, we would say, that It IS .I·onary enterprl'se, should be made known to been delayed not from any dlfferenre between wIll b f b h t' d

d d • the English and French Cabinets, but rather e ont 0 slg t except w en no Imme l-our opiniOlt that he has beeu Olnb

g ,g,°bo selr. tile readers of tbe RECORDER oWI'ng to some dlfficnltles started by Austrul ately nnder foot, whereas, in tbe Bois, the eye vice "mong those With whom he liS een a· IS fre tl '" d d th 1 h'te t k b d th t b has been instrumental in It was With much regret that we learned tbe on the Regency questIOn. The Vienna (Jorre. quen y 011en e WI ong w I s rl;a s

orlDg, an a eM' S' . I' of road, cutting up the distant lawn and des. bflDoO'iDg ten or twelve persons. 10 the observ- decision of tbe Board of the Isslonary. O.CI- spondent of the same Journa says It was ra· tro II h II . . I b d d h f h mored in diplomatic Circles there, thnt there ylOg ate I nSlons so essentla to roa ance of the Sabbatb, to baptism, an. to t e ety, respecting the abandonment 0 t emission landsn.pe gard Then 'he BOI's I'S not

1..: J were still many and grellt dlfficnltles til be reo ~ enlDg. ,. Ohurch, and there are yet more whose Clrcum- in the Holy Land. nnderdrained', the SOil is very thm', the trees moved before the Congress conld meet

stances are encouraglllg. fi Id Tbe circalar, aunoancing the resnlts of their The memhers of the French and Anstrian are not only fnr the most part of small Size, .. In regard to hIS future labors lD th s e '. h ' bnt they "re nnt thrifty d never can be very h h b luded upon We have deliberations, (Issued by the Secretary of t e mIssions at ParIS and Vlenua, had received .. ,an

not mg as een cone Id b B d) d II th h h ~ decoratIOns accordmg to their rank (tom: the handsome In all these respects the Oentral simply uBderstood from him that he won e oar an CII Ing upon e c nrc es or au Park has greatly the advantage. Mr. Olw-glad I( the Board could see proper to contmne increase of fnnds, was considered by the respective Governments to which they are ac· stead left Paris With Mr Parsons. of Flushmg, 111m III tl,"lr amplov. even at a conSIderable ~e brethren here, and there appears to be almost credited, as also have tbe representatives at Long Island, to viSit some nurserJes Bnd to dllctlOIl In IllS wages, throngh the present WID· . . h Znrlch make some pnrchases, of which the Park WIll ter sellson. And we commend this for the can· an unaUlmOns wIlhngness to contflbnte to t e The Enghsh Government had deCided npon bear abunlfullt testimony another slimmer. SlderatIOn of the Board I support of the missionaries in the field, but not makmg a conSiderable IDcrease IU the ar'uy by I [New York Exprel!S.

"Ollr (oofidence 10 hIm, as B Iwell meaning to the abandonment of the enterprise All the formatIOn of II second battalhon of e':'"h of I and bonest OhrlstHln man has i\o~ bee'll. im- seem anxious that Eld Carpenter should have tbe regiments up to and mcludlUg the 35th, by MISPLACED CONFIDENCE -A man named Jo pal red by ollr acquIIlJLtance WIth hIm, and we t~e requisite means for bis return to ChillI>. wblch means an meroase eqUivalent to eleven seph Callahan was trIed 10 Augusta, Ga, last tlnnk hiS labors would 8tHl be snccessfnl, could . regIments Will be obtamed The London POlt week, for negro steahng, and found guIlty It be be BustalO·d tor a season I%lger There alld also that Eld. Jones should he BustamQd says thIS measurc ought to excite no enrpnse appeared in evidence that Callahan had prom­hilS been some dissatisfaction expressed In re- In Plilestme when the smull amount of the Brltlsb arIDY IS ised a negro belouging to Mr Pardne, thllt he gard to hiS report of receipts, nnd not wlthont As regards the agricultnral part of the compared With the extent of terrItory It bas to wonld run him oil' and sell tbree or four times, reasoo, But tillS appeals to Ibave beeu the Ie· Palestine mission, It would donbtless meet the occupy, and the drafts necessary for IndIa and and diVide the profits witb him. The slave suit of hIS mllnner ~ keepmg bls accouuts f h Ohma. appeared to assent to the arrangement, but He h.d kept them on a hllif sheet of paper, minds of a ,large mlljorlty, if not all 0 t e John Mitchell, IU a letter from Paris regard· went forthwitb and informed hIS mllster, who lind some ath'lr scraps, and he had worn them denomlUation. to allow those connected WIth it 109 the movement belOg made In Ireland to laId a plan to catch the rascal. Poltcemen tU hli pockets till they wero III several pieces to return, and give the effort beretofore con obtam an amuesty for himself and hiS fellow were placed in a stable where Callahan was to He then nndertook to transfer them to hIS book. snmed on that branch to tbe more hopeful part exiles, declares that be would accept uo 11m meet the darkey, for It was a pllrt of the He wrlte~ EughHh pOOlly, alld made mIstaKes of the mission. nesty He adds thdot he Will never live m Ire- scheme to steal a couple of mnles also, and -omlttmg some llames, and entering some I land again under Enghsh rnle they overheard Oallahan dl&tlQctly repeat the ItwlCe; ami some scraps entirely esuaped his no· t may be that the Board is In possession or The number of dMths from Cholera m ~he promIse he had made Then, when they took tlee But he seemed dIsposed to correct all intelhgence from Eld Jones winch IS llot gen· French army durmg the 20 days campaIgn tbe mules out of the stable and were about to these mIstakes when brought ~o /IIS notICe erally known, whICh has lOll ueuced them to a againlt the frontier tflhesof Morocco, was 2106. mQ(jnt, Oallahan was arrested. HIS punish-

"rhe [New York] Church hBs thought recantation If Eld Jones, after having be Tile Freuclt Governmeut was formIng large niliHt WIll probably not be a very hght oue I zEper to recommend 111m forrordlDntlOn, as an come acqllamted With the bngll>\ge and cu~. depots of coal to prOVide agalDst the InCOuven· I'

ev,lngehcal preacher, ,Iud has 'concluded upon iences that mIght result In any fature war, ANOTHER MAMYOTH BALLOON.-Mr Joseph December 11th, for itA consummatIOn. toms of those who:n he went forth to ble.A, 18 from coal bemg decillred contraband of war. DanZIger, of Lafayette, OhIO, IS engaged 1D

Sewal1 ll. FISk, a shoumllkor, Ga, was tarred and featbered ou the 1st installt, for enticing Oe!~~o<llS store a~ night and rending to and late trial of John Brown. the object of suspiCIOn for 80me count of hiS known abolition nM ... ln"it.i, ••

Gerrit Smith's WIfe, by tbt CO!ISellt hnsbao\I'8 physwian, visited him Tuesday of last week. So mental and boddy health IS that his family look to a re\I~I(lD members at Peterboro, on Uh'fistlll).as

A newspaper is issued Oonuty, IllInOIS, called whICh is printed on the first came to Illinois-the Same prmted the laws of tbe State government was at KaskaskIa.

An anonymous writer at letter to the Omcinnatl uo;mm,erc'¢l, on a recent trIp to Ril~hn10nd, learned that plans had been J oshoa R Giddmgs, and try him and be recommends GIddings from the Ohio rIVer.

MISS Ann Thompson, of Holly l:i1!1~ug:S, was born in North Oarolina, ..... u'I5"1'. Bod consequently will be 102 IAugust She enjoys walk any reasonable distance, and hve several years yet.

A vessel recently arrived in JjJ~lgl!lOd from Sebastopol, WIth a cargo of two ~D11drled and

28thl by EM N V. Allgdl~a, and .Miss

lsi, by Rev J. Bailey, New Market, and ~h.s Randolph Dunn, of Plf-

by Samuel P. ¥areh, Ilnd MisSILo\!·

\ I by R~" J L Mayn~1 d,

MISS LUOIB M. BACQN, I

24th, by Eld J Clnrko. StomngtQn, and MISS

place :1. "<,,!!,u.u, by

A ~V~ AllI}S,

W~[ B MAXSON,} Co tt e" at length disheartened, and his mind filled With A Paris semIoffiCial Jourual states that the constructmg B mammoth alr.vessel to be clllled II E LYON omm! e. misgi'VIDgs ag to the propriety of conttnnlilg commUnICatlOng between the French and Eng "The Stllr Olty" It Will be nearly five times

thirty seven tons of hnmAn bones be ground up for manure. They are of soldiers ~al"D~e $269 74

$ GO Bro Horjesky's Report of fnnds collected onger among them, It would doubtless be WIS hsh fquadrons at Aigestnas, contmued to be the capaCity of WIse's Ilaloon "Jupiter," and IS

lI~d expended, fJr the SIX months of his engage- dam to allow him to retnrn But IS thIS the most frIendly It was expected that the great deslgued to carry four passengers, beSides pro • er portIOn of the French vessels wOllld soon VISIOllS and ballast. In Its constructIOn, Mr. meut, IS as follows: cuse 1 Is he not better prepared for labor now . , ~. return to Toulon DanZiger deSIgns using a [new mllterl9.l, ,or

Cilsh recClved of Shiloh and Marlborough than ftlUny former perIOd 1 And Will not A pension of 12,000 francs had been accord whICh be claims a patent. ]t IS called Silk Churches, $39 79; Pawcatuck, 30 00; 1st the fint intimation thllt he must lenve the field, ed to the WIdow of Gen Elplll!lSSe, who was rubber, and its vlrtne consIsts m its expanSIve Hot1kmton, 29 70; 2d llopktntOll, 25 85; 3d which to bim is promising, be met WIth sadness kIlled in Italy qaality, great strengtb and economy, enabling Hopkmton, 51 50; Westerly, 5 42; Green- and disappointment? General GaribaldI had quitted Nice for Ge the reronaut to dIspense with 11011 netting munville, 40 90; Waterford, 11 69; New Perhaps It wonld be well for other churches noa Before IllS departure he addressed the what httle mlly be nece~sllry to BnstalO tile York, 39 90; First dllY Baptist Obnrcb at inhabItants of Nice, lind saId: "I shall reo basket. Waterford, 10 00; a Friend, 1 00. Total, to express their wishes on this snbject through sumo my commllnd when necessary Let us $2'85 75 I' the RECORDER L K. L. be nDlted under Victor Emlllluel; let us con. PROGReSS OF AGRICULTURe _Nothing conld

Salary for six months, to Dec 1, $210 00; Pllmburgh, Nov 28,1859 tinne nnder arms so long as an lOch of Itahan more strtklDgly Illustrate the gifts of Provi' amoun& expended in travehn~, 35 75 Total, soil remams oppressed" dence, lind tbe mgouUlt.r of the age, thun the $285,75 I RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENOE 'I'he Sardlan Government had addressed a fllct that at this 13"'1 uearly all of tbe chIef

In VIew of the foregoing Report, it was dispatch on the subject of the Regency of Cen. processes of agrIculture mlly now be performed T I d I f I A letter from Mr Bushnell, received at the tral Itllly to Its dIplomatIC reprosentatlvcs at by manhlDery. The steam plow is a 8uccess-Resolved. hat we are g a to earn 0 t Ie , "I' d h f

ld f b rooms of the American Board In NY., dated tbe varlOns Oourts. It states tbat the gov"r,. turulDg over the so at t e rate 0 an acre ID success of Bro Horjesky ID his tie 0 la or, v W h h I O July lltb, mentIOns that a French frlg&te IS ment recognIzes III the offer of the Rogency to seventeen mInntes It mac mery we pow, nsreported by the SpeCial ommlttee, and also h I N G I k b d th h

still anc ored be ow at eugenenge. near " PrIDce Carll,ran. the ardent de.;- or the popn -hocrro..-, punt, mow, ra e, reap. \D. res of theIr confidence IU blm as II worthy ChrIS boon, It being the llltentlOn of the commander llitlon~ nf Od,nLral Italy to see theIr reumon I With suoh faclhtIes for cllltlvatIng, we shnll tian brother. and wlieleas. the Repo~t expresses m chief to "",teed French mflneuce, commerde With the Monllrchyof 8ardlma conSlllnmllted soon supply tbe Old World WIth produce to an a. WIsh that Bro IIor.J.esky be «ontlDued, and Bnd power IUtO the interior as fast as practIC\. But the government assured of the early meet extent Illtherto unanticIpated. the Board cannot IOvol'Ve the cl!nr~he8 m debt, able The lelldmg natives 8&ated to ~he in" of the Consrress, adVised the transter of the [N Y EIpress therefore, we recommend that collections be h h F h' h d '" -

American mlSSIOlIarleS t at t e rene WIS e IIcceptallce of the Regency to the Chevalier taken in the several churcbes, and the amonnt D SURVIVING WOllEN OF THE RevoLUTIoN-tbe missionaries to leave the Island, but r Bnnc()mrutn-oDl, untIl assembled Ellrope has reg- I ( BO collected be forwarded to the Treasurer, for I d ,,- Tbere !lre OD y 35 survlvlDg Widows ont of Busbuell IS of opllIion thllt they WI 1 not IS' ulated the POSltlOlI. ThiS measure, however, h d d h d the purpo~e of contHlUIng Bra H. III hIS field b f h bl t five t ouaan II mltted) w 0 were penslone of labor SEC'Y OF THE EnCUTIiVe BOARD pOllSess t em I t ey are a e to occnpy I from Its prOVISIonal character, sbould not be for the services of tUell' husbands In the Revo

10 a reduced form.

Dr. S G. }lowe, or Boston, left for Oanada., appnlhendiDg to be arrestl!~ and takeD to VlrglD'd as a wItness under United States ~w. He thinks there be no se. cnnt." for one of hiS opinions

fhe ~andson of Tecnmseh IB atche2l, Miss. He IS' B well eUI'CatBU

accomplished gentleman, and a profeSSIOn He has traveled ~A'f'''' Europe.

The of hangman is mucb ICjl~~~:~d SIxteen persons hRve IB

nri'7ile!~e of stretchlDg the Inurde,rer now awaltmg exer.ht;ion.

1,OSlt'011Ice at Tarrytown '~,ed.~e~!!,! nlgllL or fast week,

Lonnge, and Mrcstl!d Bnd committed to

~IClllmond E1'lJu~rer says .:n,l·wllicb Johu Brown was

cottou, as has been .L",~~U, 'uS'",U"'!J bemp

are in tbe United rort,Y·ellZlIt CatholIc ArchbIshops

Abbots, and 2223 ."':u.~"

H

LallJrn'orth... "

MaDiliu8 Bnsh, W. M,

Ann" S. DaVIS, B. C. Hawley. Broadalbin, O. Rowley, WellsVille,

RIlD-25 00 10 00 4 0(1

1i0 25 25

1 00 1 00 .~

50 • 20 50

lOo 2 00 1 00

15 1 00 1 00

31 $51 76

eS21 60

704

~~~;:i7::;:,,~~~r#:: all ChlOlliC dl$C l'ce -'if ['ifluenza, A,tlmld. Bran-

MOUTH. TIiROAT lind ""~4Jji" u11I'v<'ry dbl:CrlpholJ al1cc~Qg.

trel'k(lj".·lt·~I!B',GO. AB'CE~SES, SCRofe-l~~f:;~J:~o~ia: ;'.~;;.~~~!t~'o;; P AltAI, SIS. EIILEP 01 U UYSj;~TEIlY, 1llAflllllau

cured!il .. short lime,

I Rev. Dr. Worcester, who bas been pastor of much prolonged. ll1tloo. Three reSide III VlrglUla, VIZ. Sally For the Sabbath ReCOfder the Tabernacle Chnrch 1D Salem, Mass, fQr a Bologna, WhiCh, in 1849, kept the Austrian Goodall, Ilged 104, Green couuty; Sally Stew

What Constitutes one a Seventh dllY Baptist 1 qnarter of II centllry, has tendered hiS reslgDl army at bay for eIght days, was belOit fortIfied art, aged 100, Appomattox connty; and Ann - I ,tlon On tbe afternoon of last Snnday week he and proVISIOned at the suggestlUn of France Taylor, aged 102, Madison county. Among

WilS fine sleighing- m Os'welro on Mon· 4~]ldre,u week, the snow bcmg more than

l~;;.~~~'t:~~I.;L~;I~v;er, and Bonds di to \"OlDCn aud

d'"tillgUIShcd'llCCC"8 Jettel Dr DaHkee

,thousand ~I:rtiJjcat;us of hiS perlcct The query or Bro N. V HuH, !19 to whether preacbed his twenty fifth anDlvcrsary sefmon, The Tascan Government bad aboitshed thl) the oldest are Sarah FitzpatrICk, of SmIth

In wbicb he reViewed bls pastoral connectIOn stamp on newspapers county, 'renn, aged 105, and WlOllItred Holly, Gemt Sml&h IS a Seventh dllY Baptist is qlllte with the society, and expressed hiS deSIre soon Gcn Fantl, the Commander in Ohief of the of Haltfax 00, N C, aged 104 SignIficant, as It may result ID tile es.ablisbing to be released from hiS present responsiblhtles army of Oentral Italy, hlld Issned a new order of SUCli a standllrd of Sabbntarianism as tn Rev. Dr. A. Newton breathed hiS last at Ius of the day. After speaklDg of the dlfficnltles find mllny wantin,,'" wben weighed by it k "1 h ~ h It wh ch have been overcome in the space of

reSIdence In Jac son, ).. ISS, on t e 2. t u. three months, he says: " To day we have Bro IIIlIl savs Mr. Smith refuses conuection Though advanced in age. he was in the :ll1dst numerous ph~hlDxes of infantry, of cavllhy,

deep woman to whom Uener'al

pledged bis heltrt and rortY'I,WO IDches m beight

Se17en'tv seamen and fishermen l:H()uc1esf'lr hllve been lost dllring yellr

verslty of Vir~inia bag with onr deno~ination. But does thllt so far of an actIve and usefnllife as II mimster of the and of artillery; we possess field lJatterlCs and unsahbatarianize Mr S as not lto constitute New School Presbyterian denomlDatIOn The siege artillelY; arseuals are be111g erected; him a Seventh dlly Baptist 7 If langnage deceJ\sed was dlstIDgllIslied tbronghout the ammuDltion ambulances and transports are be.

h country as a mlln of great reseach and learn 109 orgamzed,' fortllicatloDs are being er~cted has any meaning, do not the facts t at one ob· . bl t d k'lf I 0 tro . I' t

SICKLES IN THE HOUSE -A correspondent of the Prfu, speaklDg of the opcmDg of Oongress, says: "SICkles was not present when hIS nllme was called, but entered before the roll was gotten througb. He walked plaCidly round the center row of seats and dropped mto 1\ sellt on the thIrd bench He looks well, Bnd bus growu his beard so as to make a tolerably dYectlve dlsgDlse He was the only Bohtary man 10 that large assemblage He was not

w~~;;~th~e~m~fr~o~m~th~e~N~o~rt~h;er~n~;;~~= .~~~;~~~E;~t1;E~i:t~i discovery of II "Fluid," ~ the n Cataract," atlll. Special Notices. EYE, WIthout resort to

109, au a e wrl er an S I U C n versla IS at Mlrandole and at Rlminl and Bologna, sllr. serves tbe ileventh day of the week, and bas Bisbop Hills, the new Bisbop of British ronnded wltb guns, WIll become, at no dIstant been immersed constItute such a Seventh day ColumbIa, left Southampton, England, on the period, a center which will give liS safety and Baptist1 I certamly think they do; and 17th of November, for hIS remJte diocese, in- protectIOn in any eventuahty" spoken to"

SUMMARY. hence his enrollment or the contr~ry, on a tendIng to take the Panama ronte The day The General advioes patience and CODstan church record, canllot vic late Me claim and before hiS departnre snitable farewell religIOns cy With perseverance, he says, we shall tn. right to be so conSIdered services wBere :eld ai ~t.,~ames' dChOurc;, dLo~. umpn over the enemy, who does not feel strong They have a perfect Sampson In the New

~ don, the IS ops 0 Olil on an x or 0 - at home; who reads hIS rum m our attItude, J'rsey State Prison, m the person of 0. man Bro H. says Mr. S. denies lhe atonemeut ficiating " and who WIll b~ compell"d eIther to IgnomlDl· n~med Johnson, recently conVicted of forgery

of Christ I presume Mr. S only denie. Bro The Rev. John Ootton ~mltb, of Boston, has ously lay down hiS arms berore public reproba. 1D Passaic county Handcnffs aud ropes are H's VIews of the atonement; for Bro H. can- accepted a call of the vestry of the Ohurch of tlOn, or come despalflngly to battle With the cer· no match for hIS muscle He broke three sets not be in-norant tbat the word IItonement bas the Ascension, to fill the pulpi~ lately vacated tainty of defeat of handcuffs, suapplDg them lIke pipe stems, b " • f' by tbe Rt. Rev. Dr Bedell, assIstant Bishop of The Madrid jonrnals coutinue to publish ad- and when hIS hands were tied behIDd hIm by ee? made. to mean the very opposite ~ Its Ohio. He will very shortly commence bls dresses to the Queen. expressing approblltion If . C • t s

QUARTERLY MEE,TINGj The neJ[t Qnarterly MMtino

assoCiate Churches, WIll the Church III

30th, at 1 o'clock, to preach the openmg sertnon:

alternate By order !l.rU~TJ~~Cr:~IY D.P.\;

ScrIptural Import But does the deDial of ml'nl'strlltJOns of the war I a rope, he released hlmBe 10 B ew mmu e • He IS fall SIX feet lD heIght. spry and hvely, P~'~e~l~~~~ Bro H's view of the atonement prove one not Among the passengers who arrIved by the The SpaDlBh Government IS saId to have en· and eVidently a dangerous customer . Even tl

a Seventh·day Baptist.other tbings being equal? steamer Africa IS tile Rev. Dr. Gabill, of Duh" tered Into contracts WIth Enghsb firms, for the the Bemcla Boy wonld be but a baby In hIS If so then It may be presumable that many lIn, famons as a Oatbohc prIest, a SCIentific sapply of different sorts of stores for the army blinds. now :n the de~ominatlon !Ire uot Seventh·day man, a lec~urer ?nd a pohtlclan He IOtends in Morocco, and for II large quantity of Eng- The clerks 1'0 the St. Louis Post office strnck B W Id t b II ,. B H to lectllre III varIous partl of the U mted States. hsh coal for the Ileet. Several steamers bad

aptlsts on It no e we lor roo . also been chartered, and one had already left an~ qUit work ou SlItnrda~ last, because the to mform us of what the atonement is, or at The Reformed nutcb Churcb of Sampson· En land for SpaID to assist in the transport offiee WBi not warmed suffiCiently to make It

ville, NY., has received II very elegant Bible sergvI·ce.' !tortable, the. Treasury .Department at lellBt his views of it, so that all may ascertain f h b from Mrs. Nancy Hasbrouck, of New P~ltz, ' The King of Portagal had signed a decree ashlDgton re.fuslDg to authOrIZe or ~rms t e

whether they are, or are not Seventh·day Blip NY., and the same now adorns the pnlplt of orderlDg the dissolatlOn of the Cortes, a meas- ne essary beatlDg apparatns T~e Cltl~ens bad hsts? their chnrcb. nre whlcb had become a Vital qnestion to the to wait twenty.four hour. for theIr mall matter

Again, Mr. S. denies the doctrine of fntnre Rev. J. W. Oooke, formerly a lawyer, aud maintenance of the mlDlstry. 'I'he new cham in consequence and endless pnnishment says Bro. H. I have mo!e recently attached to the winlstry 10 the ber will be convoked for 29tb Jannllry. There were six runaway couples on the not so und~rstood Mr. S., for I am not aware Methodist E..,iscopal Chnrcb, dlea witblD a day A Berlin despatch says the King's health steamer whIch left San FranCISCo on the 5th th~"\[r S demes future punishment,· althongb or two past at Greenville, S. 0, wbere be was had so much improved, that his medICal attend· of October aad on the steamer of the 20th

- in atteudance at tbe Conference. ants had advised his removal to the Isle of there were three. he may deny its eternity. I presnme Mr S. W· h

. NOTICE a black silk shawl leCt nt on the last day of the

Septemblr, which the owner can SHERYAN, Verona,

LETTERS.

James Chancn & Son, G W Dr,8'riVsIS\V'C )Ia:' L:y:-t G Champlm, L A. DaVIS, S S lj trell, D R Stlllman, I S Dnnn. H.M[~;'~~~C~~k~; Hnll S P.Marah,D P Ourtls.Luke E M:.xson, L Sisson. Geo C. Babcock, Thos, FIBher, J. Clarke, A M. West.

RECEIPTS Three new chnrches are now being erected Ig t 11 • b b ,,' e d'n Brown beheves m futnre pnnishment as certainly as ,-,old dlgglDs ave een ulECOV re I B h dl . Ii in Mendbam, N. J.-two Presbyterian aud one FATJ.L L&A.p FROY A WINnow-At Harris connty Ind paymg from $2 50 to $5 per day FAu'payments for pubbcatlons of

ro H, althong not in en ess pnnlS ment. Roman Oathohc The new Baptist cbnrch In bnrg, Pa , on the mgbt of the 28tb nit, J Ott QUIte ~n extent of area in that region is saId acknowledged from week to week In

But does 1\ denial in endless punishment con· Millborn, N. J , is nearly completed. Rockfellow, an extenSive contractor on pnblic to show sl'gns of gold Persons sending money, tulhed

rglooelpt dnly acknowledged, sho ve ns ear171'01010' stitnte one not a Seventb day Baptist, other The Hon. Edward Stanly, of California, is works, came to bis death in an extraordinary Late acconnts from Fraser tiver are favora- ihe o~on.

thIDgs being equal? If BO, then I presnme a abont to become a cahdldate for holy orders manuer He was pntting np at the State ble. One handred and fifty tbousand dolI ... rs FOR THEI BADUTa BJC(lom.BjI: IlIrgo port\on of onr denomhlation are not enti- Many years since he was a representatIve in Oapltal Hotel, and after passing tbe latter part ID gold had been exported from VICtOria durlDg E R. Saunders, Alfred Center, $2 00 vol. 16 No. 52

~ 4tta~hulentj :Artificial fed,

udaptcdfOI to any part of

HerDl8 or Rup· .sex, nod Tnuses

a weak condil\on,

most celebrated and surlzeOl~s now I!VlDg. HIli fame I

p~rsonally pnnClpal eily of the , " must conhlin ten

expenses All cOfrespondence, ex

reqiure hIB personal

C ress from North Carolina of the evenlDg 10 cheerful conversatIOn wltb HoratiO Whitford." 2 00 16 52 tied to tbat llame,' for the whole class of ann' 1- ong. the month of October. CnrOllne Chnmplin,Sheffield,m, 1 00 16 52 I

Oolonel Omit, the landlord, he retll'ed to his w ~ 16 62 IDp:~:-roo bilatlonlsts deny endiesii pnnishment·, among Rev. Jobn Pierpont is probably the oldest t t h h b t h' t f t f General Scott lit tbe last adviees, was in G W. DaVIS. Town Lwe. 1 00 I

wbom are a ellUlS of writers in the ReCORDER, man in the lectaring field. He is over 75 :/::r g~:~nd w ~e :~s aa;;are~t\~ y w:~l :~~ San FranCISCo ~waiting fnrtber ins tractions ~F CRJ:d~~I:,Plalnfl~!d, N J, ~ ~~ I: ~~ I SANDS. Druggists,

inferior perhaps to no other correspondeuts. years old, and yet is as bale and vigorous as he left tbe parlor' but about half-past two from the government respecting the San JUlin Isssc S Dnnn, " 2 00 15 &21;~ ___ :-::-",=-=-:-:±-::--::-::-:-:--=,-__ _ S h f most men of 50: • o'clock he got up a~d leaped ont of tbe WIndow. dIfficulty. John Bonnd, " 2 00 15 52 I

urely t en, I this theological sieve is to be A le&ter received from St. LoDlS, states tbat The noisu occasioned by hiS fall awakened The Legislatnre of VIrginia bas nnanimously ~~ i!\e~:rPe?e~~u'!'g. ; ~~ ~: ~i I pnt in motion, thel real whellt of Sabbatariall; the Rev. Samnel L. Sou~ha~d, fo~merly rector some of the lJoardel'il in the adjoining apart- passed resolntions approvmg tbe sen~ence of Silas Spencer, North Brookfield, 2 00 16 62 !Vl~GJElT,ABLE Ism may not be veF abundant of Oalvary Chnrch, IU thiS CltYI dIed sllddenly ments, and npon looking oat they discovered Cook and the other Harper's Ferry prisoners, Ohris Langworthy, Brookdeld, 2 00 16 62

While, therefore, I am unwilling to believe on the 23d of November. what had happened. Mr Rockfellow onT~ refUSing ali interference ID tbClr behalf. #.bNetw~~~,ke, ',: ~ ~~ ~: ~i B~o H.'s queries to have been dictated by an The installation ot the Rev. W m. G. Howard, lived tweaty mmntes after he was conveye "3~ to d Elizabeth Barker,West Edmeston,2 00 16 62

f th d Ik t th b H' f t II P Hay is seIlIng in Toronto at", per nan 16 62 uncharitable or i1hberlll Bpirlt, stIll I am con· D.D., as pastor of the Colloseum Place Baptist rom e 81 ewa 0 e on~e. IS a a . ea is sparlDgly offered and of poor q ,ahty at that Wm M Palmiter, " 2 00 16 62 Cerned as to whither snch interrogatories are Church, in New Orlealls, took place on the was u.ttrlbnted to excitement canseed by nlgbt· Straw IS worth $14 per ton and 18 also Bcarce ~. ~v.F~~C:;c~:~nO~~~,eR t, ; gg 16 62 tandio, 30th nit. $ mare. f d t te L SIsson, " 1 00 16 62

Tb + B t' t Oh b S • rd Ot The Legl'sl-ture of Texas has re ase 0 vo M I B d k Alfr d C t 2 00 J 17 27 For nne I a .... at a lo.s to know whDt afe e I/'wo ap IS nrc es a.t tam.10, , The Ohrzstzan Innu,lr.er s.ays: .. Witbin two m ~ lour IC, e en er, w" ~ h bid t ddt "u R an appropriation to prOVide newspapers or Its Gurdon EvalJl," 2 00 16 62 Bro n' f h h h b ave een canso I a e ,an are erec 109 a new or three years the nltarlans have lost ev. Geo" 2 00 16 62

h . s views o. t e atone~ent; w. et er e and elegant brick ehnrch. Messrs. Coolidge, Gage and Huntington, and members. N. V. II 2 00 16 52 olds It ~o,be ~pl~tor~, VlCarlOlI8, satIsfactory, A CongreglltiQnal Ohurcb, consisting of they hllve gamed the Rev. D. N. Sheld~n, 'Ihe colored people of Montreal have Bub- G. W. II 2 00 16 62

B1Jbstltu~lOnary, prllllltlve, hmlted, general, or twenty-seren members, was organized at Hills- D. D, and t~e Rev. Messrs. Collyer, BaldWin, IBCrl~ed t65 for the benefit of John Brown's Lemlln Richbarg, 200 15 62 reaTclhatory. Now, as there has been, aDd boro, Ill., Nov. 22. Harris, CrOZier, and L. Bushnell!' family. m.Il'llALET zt ......

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LINI~ENT. TBlii WORLD. I

~j~~:~i~~ lIowet. of the plato, e, and plWl; me appear, w, cruel c~reer.

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&~ff:~; paiu lol\g havetuted, ; ~ of bo~ Is }l1gb lo.ti

.. n~:Ul~~, II balm far your paUl, your cheeks once again.

and dealers

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Soliloql~y of a Drunkard's Wife

• • • Time wao when mu h he loved me When we walked out 'at close 01 day t' mhale Tile vernal bree%e-nb well do I remember, How then with careful hand he drew my mantle Round me, fearfulles~the evemng dews

THE SABBATH RECORDER, DECEMBER 15, 18 9. Iccmduct;;:to him IS the reverse of wbat yoo ex as Mra Selwm was abont to Interrnpt her, 109 make op soffiCient matenal to fill the hox :r~~ W't.h!tllA teoc~:;e!n: t~~~OOI

from him" "hear me through and then oct as you please es smootblDg off the tops and lettlOg them re the dlsclphne or " No, Mrs: Brown, you do me wron/! I" If you really WIsh for the snnhght which m~m On the next mornmg hIt off the boxes, ? And yet " Do you ever praise your hnsband 1" hrlghtened your early wedded hfe, you may allowmg tbe hlock to remaID far the purpose else the loafer With the II Praue him / No, be does not want my have It ag!110 I Meet yonr hnsband, as of old of becomlDg hard, and settmg the boxes In a the great attention

praise" With a smile, let him see that hiS presence IS new place, fill them up e.galD ThiS should be " Do you never censure him ?" a pleasure to yon, make hiS home the lmght done III lin open shed, or under a temporary the Ir~~~ ~;:!~ to "I do find fanlt sometimes, bnt how can I e81 place he finds, let those attentlODS, which protectIOn In trus way a suffiCient number of feel above It, for: no

help It, when he IS so unreasonable as he orten once were so freely rQndered, take the place of blocks cnn soon be formed, and when the dl mterest or Interferes 181" qnernlons complnlDmgs-1D short, let the eillu menslOns of yourfihoduses are calculadted uPhon, Itr of The loa~er does

fill h th ts w II be easy to n your requlr~ num er 0 " You, then, Withhold praise, and bestow cen ence of a lovmg heart yonr ome WI I I d ffi It I the think If never bas, that the Shoilid mar my fragile health Yes, then hIS eye Look d kmdly on me "II heu my heart was sad How tenderly he Wlp d my tears away Whilfr from h,s hps the word~ of gentle soothing In softest aecents feU '

enre upon your husband, these thlDgs of whICh brIghtness aDd ItS beauty, and you Will not blocks There IS no I cu y III t 1lDg t h Id lOSIDuate bls nD1iVelcon~e YOU compllllD of ID h n , make you say, yonr wa t Ion'" ere tbe gray Will brighten mto gold wall, and If a mce outSide IS wan e ,cemen s ou office

~ II ht "I' and color the wall, and lay It off by hnes b~~::~~~ bOIUe-&kles are gray-have you never thought en Ig [Couutry Gentleman ~~Wb~~;~ru:~fu~~~Ff'!"""!'!!!! ti that the effect might be the aamo on hlm 1" "It wonld be 10 vam. Mrs Brown," said ~~5~~~~]C~~!~~~j

How hlest my eventngs too when wmtry blasts Were howllOg round our peaceful happy dwellmg 0, It WM BWeQt the dmly task petform'd

Rec61V1ng no reply, Mrs Brown continued LnCle sadly, ' I beheve that With the mcon Statistics of AustruLn ProteetantlSm " Dnrmg the month I ha.vo now beeu under slstencv natural to man, Mr SelwlD bas ceased ILIUcrty your roof, I have seldom seen you hasten to to value tbat wluch he possesses-the ve'Y at The Oil Deuuche Post of Vienna BayS, Satlbath;

By the swept hearth, and cheerful fire to 81t With him I lOY d, to view With glistemng eye And all a paren~'s (ondness the bud(llDg graces Of our little ones I

• • • Then rce had a father My lovely b~beB' Now more than h lpless orphans I Thy. mother more tban Widow's grief has known YeJ!, sharper pangs thau tho-e who mourn the dead Selz'd on my breaking heart when first I knew My lover, hUlband-O, my earthly all Was dead to vlrlne' When haw the man My soul too fondly lov'd tran-form d to brut<Jj ° It was then I tasted gaU and wormwood'P" Then the world look d dreary, fearful clouds QUICk gather d rouod mo, dark forebodlDga came

The grave before was terror, now It amiI'd I long'd to lay me down III peaceful rest There to forget my sorrows But I hv d, And ° my God! what years of woe have lollow d! I feel my helll't IS broken He who vow d To ehensh me-before God's altar vow'd

meet yoor hnsband on hiS return, as If hiS com tentloos that were once a pleasure, would now that" It IS wrong to suppose that the number 109 brought a pleasure With It, I haTe noticed be wear some to him" of Protestants ID tbe different proYlnces of the St~=~h~J!t::7isconsiin; that sometIme. the first words he has heard "LuCIe" rephed her friend In an earnest empIre IS not very conSiderable, and It IS to Ji from the hps of hiS WIfe, after a whole day of tone," I speak confidentially, for my words are rectify that error that we pubhsh the folloWlOg absence have been fretfnl cOmpll!.1DlOg The the resolt of experience I bad not been many s~atlstlCS In the klDgdom of Hungary there children have beeu unrl\ly, or the household af yenrs a Wife before I passed lOtO the shadow are 2 196816 Protestants, two-thIrds of whom flllrs have gone wrong, or the servants bave that IS now envelopmg yonr home, I have Celt belong to the Reformed Chorcn, and the other been Impudent-your spmt has been chafed by all that yon deSCribe, and reasoned Just as you third to the Lutheran Tbe Protestants these IrrItatIOns, and he bas been greeted by a now do, and only for what appeared a chance therefore form one foorth of aU the mhahl reCItal of your perpleXIties, on reachmg the event, but tn which I noW see the haud of a tants of'the kmrrdom 'i'he orgaD1zatlOn of LIFE OF OUR

, k d th '" d b b th ld Jeaus ChrlBt, With hve. home to which he had turned for a respite from merCiful God, I shonld have wrec e my ear Protestant worshlJil IS goarantee y 0 0 Apostles Evangelists and a History anxiety" Iy happiness With me, the change had pro and recent laws, It possesses a certam degree carefully remed by Rev

"You are severe, Mrs Brown" ceedcd so far that I had ceased to hope for of self government, and appomts ItS heads, and octavo In various slyles of D1nClmg, "You may deem It so, bnt I have uot yet Ilny alteralion, when one evemng In company all that IS wanting to It 18 to be placed on the graVings and WIth ~teel plates A volum" IWJ]ose

done Sometimes when SelWin has entered the WIth my husband attended a weddlOg party of same footmg as the Roman Catholtc Church only equaU~d by that of the Family hoose With a smile on hiS face, and eVident two dear yonng fllends They had Just re In"TraDsylvanlB, out of II popnlatlOn of 2,000, THE FAMILY [DOCTOR, A ~~:te~lr~~~! cheerfuln~ss 10 bls henrt, T have seen hiS man tnrned from thClr bridal tour, and never was 000, there were 54363<1 Protestants of differ SlCkn~ containlOg, ill plam I. nel, 10 Il few mtnutes, nndergo II complete happmess wrItten 10 brighter characters than ent denomlDatlons, ellch ba.vlDg Its own chiefs medlcol term .. tbe causes, symptom., transformatIOn, from the sunhght he has pass upon those yonng facea I I atood there, sad 10 the Servllln V OIvodlDe there lire 78,3~5 Pro ea ... In every fol'Dl 808 pag •• 12mo ed mto tae gray shadow I can only surmise 10 heart, for I remembered when I was gay as testo.nts oot of 1,574,000 Inhabltllnts In Croll Forwarded! by m8l

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1, free of expense, the reaSOn, yet I'thmk mv SuppOSitIon IS cor that fair bride-as full of hope and JOY, and till and In SclavonIa tbere lire only 4831 Pro pr~~ ~!e:ure of WIsdom, health, rect" as I stood a httle apart from the company, I testants Among the countries formlDg part every family th.t sholl purchase and

"Will ],ou favor me With It r' waS the some found my.elf wondcrmg whether she would of the Germallic Confederation, ihe sme.lI Msgazme

Th'e S(lCietv! ~,as aliso 11ublli~I\(!d the followmg worka

reply to Ward aD tbe

tt~i~!~~icarlow FIrSt at StoDJngton form, 168 pp

By Edwar;). I\\.nno 64pp

By J W Morton Rcf:orDt~d Presbyterian Church

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General No 6

Has-done the decd Aud shall I then upbrrud Wm­The husband of my youthful days-the man For wbom I gave my Vlrglll heart away? Pallent I II bear It all

what cold reply of Mrs SelwlD, as her friend ever feel as I then felt I The white haired r S I 0 hos relotlfely tbe lllrgest provlDco 0 I eSI~ ~ ~ EVERYBODY'S LAWYER AND CID1IJNClELlr.oR

hesltatmgly paused • clergym:ln who a month before hlld mamed Protestant populatIOn, the number bemg In bUSlnesl, contalDlDg plain and ~~ii:t~~Ptii~~wt~src~~Pnt;Uc;ili; "I Will-but, LUCie, I do It only m the hope them, was present. At a latter perIod of the 60783 next follow Bohemia, WIth 90,000, 1101:1 to olU closseSS!, for trallllSctmg ae- ~ Pnbllcntiolll

of removlDg ItS caose, and of restormg to you evemng, he stood near me, m conversatIOn M~ravI~, 52 1<10, Upper Austrlll, 18 511, cordmg to law, With legol form. for n'A,~in. the hght which you say has fled from yOU" With the br de , a slDgle sentence that he ad CarInthia 17 900 Lower AostrlB, 20,000, necessary papers connecled i~:;~~~;:~~~ • • • Peace peace my heart'

ITIS almost a er A rew more stormy blasts And then thIS shatter'd, Sickly frame Will fall And sweetly slumber-"where the wcary rest

do not thmk me unkIDd, for only my dressed to her fell upon my ears, It was thl<- StYrla, 5800,' and the coast, 1500 In the ~~~~ir!~ ml:bee~ti~!lt:ew work love you could mduce me to assume so nn 'Be carefnl-very careful-never to allow the Tyrol there are only 122 Protestants, and ID adapted to the wants of every C1bzen

The Wicked ceaoc tram troubllDgl [West Racor welcome a task Now hear me When Mr mere duties of the Wife to chill, or to conceal SlIlzborougb, 176 In tbe other provmces of Slatel Forwarded free of expense on Selwm enters hiS homo, only to find noon the love of the bnde' I thonght httle of It GahCla there IS 1\ Protestant popnlatlOn of $100 Your face tbe expressIOn of a sober serlOosness, at the moment, but the words came to me 24 580 the Bokovloe 1"80 In Venetia

I ' In , .- , The above booka Bre allan good Gray Skies, and a Wa.y to Bnghten Them amountmg almost to sadness, when hiS cheer agam, as I Was bnsy 10 my own bome, foond 403, and m DallJlat1!l, 15 Proteatantlsm IS, open type, are a1l illustrated, we1l ,.-,--.,-ful words lire answered In a tone that speaks a myself wondermg why he should have spoken therefore, represented m the Austrian Empire to the wants of f&mllu~. sod i~~:};~~~~.

Seated together In a pleasant parlor, In tbe dissatisfied hee-rt, hiS owu feehngs, however those words, and what It was he meant by by 3,000000 Inbabltants School '!leacher., BuslDe.s or :. IIppomtmenta of whIch everythlOg betokened buoyant lind hopeful, Sink under the mfluence them, lind ns I pondered on them, tbere came men from the country, and others comfortr, not unmmgled With elegance, were of that mental gloolll As sensatlve as your to my beart such II revt\atton of my owu de ReCipes bUSIness, should .ecure an agency at t WO ladles The young~r, who had not reacb self, he feels the absence of sympathy, and ficleuCles as startled mc! .All that I have find the books very popular, and on ed the merldu!,'! of hfe, bore 10 the ronnded your manner, more than yonr woras, leads to smd to you und far more, t oog 0 my sma , c ean po 1\ ,WI e en mVlled to give the llBt an e~~~~~Y'):;ra~~:~O:~ I h ht f .A. II I t to th th d Cnt off fwl to pay Experienced farm, and classically regular features eVI- the fear tnat you are too Dl.och engrossed by sel r I saw tha.t I had been selfish lind ex IS a very eonvement medIUm or apply10g brick cau doa thorough busmess, dences of great youthful beauty, hallowed, ra consideratIons of a selfish natll~e, to be able to actmg, aud tbat, while rendenng the mere dust to kmves, keepmg It about the right be made to go south or west. ,!,;;,:;~~,;_ ther tban dimmed, by the ten years tnat had sympathize With him" dulleS of a Wife, I was eXpectmg, III return, mOlstnre, while tbe JUICe of the potato IISSIStS Address, JOHN E

I h h f f C I h h d t f th s rCace JY1I-tf] No 617 plYlsed SlOce she stood a bride at the a tllr "1I1rs Brown," said er earer rlsmg rom the expreSSIOn 0 ,ee lOgS W IC my own e- In rcmovmg s BinS rom e u, But npon tho,se fair features there rested a her seat, "I conld have borne such ''\nguage meanOl had chilled I tben re'olved that It An excellent way to reflve the brightness _ BAKER'S shadow, Indefiuable, yet plamly there, tbe from few otbers If you are correct, I am should be different, that I would agaID be to or gilt frames IS to beilt up three ounces of the PAT E N T WEE DIN G brlgbt eye had a t10ge of melancholy m10ghng cblldlsh to expect my hnsbaud's pral"ll' husband all that I once had been PrIde white of eggs With e.n onnce of soda, blow the With Its most cheerful glance, and tbe fioely· Here, overcome by the feelings which ha<l. 'N 0, rather suffer on, than court the affec dust from the frames WIth II bellows, then rub chlsled mouth, beautiful III Its repose, looked as so nnsparmgly probed, Mrs Sel WID of yoor olVn husband I-but reason, duty, them over wltb II soft brush dipped III the mix Il " "ltd forgotten how to smile Yet very burst IUto tears, lind 10 the passIOnate gnsh ot "1ore than all, my own yearmng heart, tore fair appeliito. x ~"R.lwm to the eye of ber emotIOn, was IIbout to leave the room, when softened hy the new hght which bad d~wned BOll earthen ware that 18 used for bakmg,

\morfl advanced COmpllnlOn, a~ 0""7 ~t IlL tbat Mrs Brown gently, but firmly restral d her upon It, Bald, 'Yes' I resolved, and In the (before usmg It, liS It Will be less lIable to (pleasant parlor ou the bnghtMay morDlng 1 • iSlt duwn, my dear LnC1e, alt dmvn or ~111 resolve of that h_qr, the grey skies already crack,) coverlDg It With cold water, and then \ Mrs Brown WIIS pOSSibly twenty years older I have said Will barm, rather than I eijl yGJ began to brighten, lI"d I felt snre tbat tbe heatlDg It gradually Let It remam ID till the 'bau her friend, bu~ With one or these bright, ou dq mdced deserve praise, but '0" ,1Jp sunlIght wonld come Y'lU, who have been water has cooled cheery faces tbat ttle hand of IIge nefer robs tblOgS r hllve named, yonr domestl jutle> -te WlthlU my borne, know how campletely I have Clises of severe gout are said to hl,l.ve been of the light of Il yonthful spirit Wrmkles nobly performad yonr bouse IS II n[ .tern Qf E'lcceeded" cured by a persevering nse of colf~e In the tbere were, If yoo should search for tbem- neatness, your dilIgence, yoor rege A )1 J II I "Can thiS, mdeed, be so!" exclaimed LUCIe, French colomes, 115 well as In Torkey, where crow's feet about the eye~, and deeper IIDes busband's 10terest yonr carefulnes· 0 I ecl@, 1m nstoDlsbment, "I had sopposed thu.t yours coffee olnstltutes the prinCipal beverage, the grooved In tbe broad foreh~ad, bnt thn cheer (ort, so far as the mater181 app,¥tfficntq \if I wuo ~ home npon whICh no shadow had ever gont 18 IIlmost UI known l

ful Ught that danced npon the whole counten hiS home are concerned, are Wui't!Jy of ~n I r" "n 0, how I have Wished that mme re Cream cannot rise through a"great depth of ance 80 veiled them 1D beanty, thllt few ever commendation" \ Bern 1 [I It" milk If, therefore, milk IS deSired to retam ,noted the footpr1Ots which the years had left 10 "Bnt If so, why do I pever hear l~ from I You can make It so, only be what yoo Its cream for the time, It should be put Into a p88SIDg hu lips?' I ollce were-tbe same to yonr bu.hand as before deep, narrow dIsh, alld If It be desued to free

At the foot of Mrs Selw10 Was a paper- " Because yoo discourage Its expreSSIOn, If you called him yours-and you Will find 1D hiS It most completely of cream, It shonld be she had been relldlOg aloud, from It, ODe tbe words were apfmgmg to h s hps, one glance heart a depth of love and tenderness that will poured IOtO a broad, flat dISh, not moch ex those fugitive pieces, which come, WIth theIr at the martyr hke expressIOn yonr features astomsh you" ceedmg one lOch In depth gltmpses of domestic hfe, hl& golden lessoos to sometimes wear, would cblll them there The Here the conversatIOn was Interruptec, nor Cold 1D horses may be cured by drenchmg the hea.rt The piece was headed "The Rift truth IS LUCIe, If your hushand had no hear., was It resnmed nntll the followmg day, when the aDlmal With salt and water, made liS strong I'll the Clood," anti as she fiolsbed It, she bad he would praise you, he bas a heart, therefore Mrs Brown, havlDg completed ber VISit to her as pOSSIble It will also afford rehef In clYles allowed tbe paper to drop carele831y from ber does uot" fnend, left for her own happy home Tben an of bots bands, exclaiming, "Never were wrItten truer " Yoo speak In emgmas, Mrs Brown I allUSion to the conversation of the prevIous day A speedy, safe lIud certain remedy for

FOR FIELD A.ND GARDEN (Patml,d Oct 4, 1859)

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ConN BEETS CARROTS O'IONS The ad vantage of these' WEEDI:~a

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They work With great rapidity by mprocatlng motion of common shumes opera lor to proceed on a common walk

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words than are tbose I' "You treat him as If you thought that hiS was all she ventured, but as she pressed a fonnder In the feet of horses IS con~rlbuted to There was a tInge of bltterlless ID the ex well kept home onght to satisfy: all hIS wIshes, partlDg kiSS opon the brow of her fmnd, she the Cotton Planter, by a wrIter who testifies NOISELESS

presslou ofthese words that caused Mrs Brown he feels that he should receive more tblln thlsl' whispered," 'Iry It LUCIe, you will, I know, to ItS value He sa],s Clelln out the frog of F A III I L Y SEW I N G M.A to look np from the work ou which sho was en "What more 7" but do not stop half wayl' the fClot, ~et It be well cleansed by scrapmg off AT REDt;CED PIUCES gaged, when, ID response to ber look of In "LovE-the love of hiS own wife" all the dirt RQ1se the foot so as to be level-qmry, Mrs SelWin conttnued "Wby, Mrs Brown, do yon soppose he .A year had elapsed ere tbe next VISIt of pour spmts of turpentme, a suffiCient quantity,

"It may seem strllnge to yon to hsten to donbts that 1" , Mrs Brown to tbe SelwlDs WRS made It so as not to ran over tlJe hoof, then Bet tbe such words from me yet, Mrs Brown, my "What relYloo has he to beheve that he re was evenlDg when the carriage thl\t conveyed turpentllle 00 fire, and let It bo entirely con home 18 very dIfferent from the Ideal It 7 Once he could read yoor affectIOn her drove up to the door. Glad hearts and Humed r;lrlbood , I have seen; one by one, tbe ID every act; It spoke from yoor eyes and \Vas cheerful vOICes welcomed her A merry gronp VISions I had cherIshed fade ont before maOlfested In a thousand little nllmeless atten of cbIldren were gathered around tbe centre stern experience of the WIfe, In short, I no tloni which though lDsIgmficant 111 themselves, table, whICh wns strewn With games and pamt A writer ID Blackwood, speliklDg ot horse longer dlsgmse from myself thllt my home IS not WID their way to the heart-be knew that yon lOgs Mr Selwm held ID biB haud a volume a. hllp\,y one" loved him then' , whIch Le bad Just been readmg alond to tbe dealing ID Syna, and the color of Arab

"Aod yet, LUCie, yoo hue no clouds " He has no right to doobt It now I' bttle party The work basket of Mrs SelwlD, horses, says shadow yonr patb, no storms to distress yon 'I ask, agaID" what groond has he for be at the SIde of her coshlOned cbalr, showed how Gray of varloos shades, bay chestnot, and Without aDxleties for the present, With II hus hevIng It, except that yoo are hiS Wife 7 her fingers had been engaged, and over all, brown, lire the ordtnllry, t)nd It may almost be band whose pride IS to make yonr home com What you do for him may be the mere perf or aud espeCIally upon the faces of tbe parents, sRld tho ouly colora 01 an Arllb horse The fortable, and cblldren wbom It should be a mance of duty-the pecnhar offices of love you there was an expressIOn of soch cheerful commonest of all colors IS one whICh I recol holy JOY to tr~ID-wlth these and to crown have long slUce ceased to tender, and be has ness that Mrs Browo felt assored her pre loct as beIng very frequent amongst the Arabs and brighten all, the Christian's hope ID your ceased to expect them, It would be a surprise scrtptlOn of tbe year before had been tried, aud met With ID India, a dark nmlorm, nutmeg heart, your home should be happy I~ to him to be met by you as you used to meet not Without snccess gray Light gray vergIng upon white, IS

Color of Arab Horses

FAMIL SEWING comlDendlDg It as essentials 01 a ease of management, and the strengtb of Its slltch umte to renMr It In o~~~r: i!;~? chIDe nnsurpassed by any In the which we feel confident mIl give who may purcbase and use It

W P SrRICKL.um N VANSA~"r R BYARD, S ANNESS,

495 Broadway New tQn) 730 Chesnut street street Baltimore, 58 West

J.LL M.!.CHrnES WARRAXTE:DI FOR A OIRCUL,All.: "Others thmk so," was the 8adly-spoken re him ere he became your hnsband " As Mrs SelwlD was e.ssLStmlr to disrobe her lIelther rare nor peculIar to old horses Next

p1r, II and many, perhaps, envy me, I have, as ThiS was a new phase of the anbJect to Mrs frtend of her ooter garmeuts, Mrs Brown ven to gray 111 frequency comes !lIlY and chestnnt, G R 0 V E R & B A K E you Bay, no storms to breast, hut til carry Qut SelwlD, a flllDt lIght begao to. dawn upon her, tored a smgle qnestllln both fine and rICh 111 qUllhty, anc the latter so CELEBlUTED your figure, my skIes bave lost their once bright a dim SUspICion that her friend mIght at least "Lucie, dearest, are the skies stili j:(ray 7" prIzed above all colors by the Arllbs, the.t F A MIL Y SEW I tlOtS, and are robed III cheerless gray, and I tn part be rlght-bnt how conld she help It ? "Db, no I It IS all sunhght now I" And they have a saymg that, If you ever hear of a New Slyl •• -PflCeB, '50'tOili2I~:-Jlimw¥r'il~5 move beneath them like one from w\ldse heart bow could she express what sbe did not feel? those wblte arms were wonnd around the form horse performmg any remarkable feat, yoo RUll WHAT .. DISTINGUISHED

r~lle sunlight 18 shut out I" 1'hl8 thought, flashmg across her mmd, star of her friend, lind a shower of klllses poured Will be snre to find npon mqu\ry that he 18 a "I take pleasnre 10 saYlOg, that the ~ "dpen your hellrt to me, my dear Lncle," tied ber Had she, mdeed, ceased to love her upon the bps which had taught ber the le~ret chestnut Brown IS not unfrequent, and m my ~~~g ~~~:~:;:n~~:u~:gsus';aUj'~d

aaid.Mra. Brown, 1D a tone of the deepest sf hnsband? No Why, then, did she not feel of transform1Og gray to gold register of horses brought from .A.nazeh, I find of\bem 10 operatIOn In my differ8i~t feet!oD-" I am an old woman now, e.nd have, the Rame warm Impulse as of old? Sbe he one black Bot so rare IS that color, that If I four yeara' trial "I have DO rault 10 In my day, experienced many changmg s11:\68- gan to bo perplexed and alarmed I Then her ArtifiCial Stone for BuUdlDg had merely trusted to my recollectIOn, I shotlld mond, Senator of South Oarollna tlie IlJnbrlght, the stormy, yes, apd the cold, thoughts reverted to the cbange III Mr Sel - have said I never saw II black borse III tbe ~o<:ce\~E"bibltiOn and Sa1i,.t:! Brl ... d,,,,,v. New dnn gray, as well-and my experience may be WID; he WIIS no longer what he he.d been-so ConSiderable has been said abont the mbth de8ert Of other colors I SIIW none, except m Slreet, Philadelphia. 8~DI:~'::~~:~;~ able to suggest 0. way of scsttermg the mists sohC1tous for ber comfort, so tender of her od of erectmg houses and farm bOlldlDgs from tbe solitary 1Dstance of a skewhald, and I 58 Wess Fourth-Street, C that. hide tbe sunbeams from your bellrt" feellOgs, so deferent1ll1 to her Wishes-and stone artifiCially prepared, and a receut article cannot at thiS moment, nndertake to say that prmclplll CIties and Towns III mj~olTiJ.lJ,{~tb

"Well," replied Lucy, taklOg lip the paper tbere was a flnsh upon her cheek as she ro 1D the Homestead has called our attentIOn to It be was lin Anazeh, or belonged to some of the ~SEND FOR A ",hlCb had fallen at her feet, "thls little sketch plIed, "Tbe cb~np;e, Mrs BrolVn, has not been at thIS time tribes where the porlty of tbe breed can less

1JC'rtrsyB Just what I for :years have felt-the all upon ooe sIde" We do not see why tbls plan IS not more be depended on ~ MANHATTAN LIFE~?:;:'~~~:'~~~;:l~ nnappreclated devotion of a Wife-my husband " No," replied her Crlend, "and were I speak generally adopted, as It possesses many ad van Office, Bank of tb never commends me, aod I 11m made to feel 109 to your husband, I should remmd hIm of tages over the commbn ways of butldwg Mr FELONS -A powerful remedy for felons NC:h!;~ ~~~O:~~U:~lation .~~'JU,\}lW • • liat, lit hlB eyes, I am defiCIent in almost eve~y thllt i and yet, to you: I must se.y, that bad Frllncls Gillette, the author of the artICle e.lln which some sklllfni P~yslclans have adopted, PepllSlted With the Comptron~r of Stalre,!for

I 'timg He speaks 10 commendatloo of others, you, prevlOns to the time you won bls heart, ded to, and who has given It a tborough trial, and whlcb I have never known to filiI, If appII securlly of all policy holderB, ~OO,OOO I aad hl8 praise of them cuts tt} my heart, so worn the a8p~ct which la now usoal WIth yon, S8yS "It IS permllnent and firm, ID wmter ed early IS a ponltlCe made of the strongest PoliCies are ISsued for life, or a term I much do I covet It for myself, bnt covet It In Mr SelwlO would never have sought you as a warm, lIud 111 sammer cool In the dllmpest decoctlO~ of tobncco mixed With tar It ble al the death of the Insured

... lib ' • I' th h t hid th d PoliCies, payable on the party attammg I Vain Indeed, I no onger expect IS praise' Whe wea er 10 t e soason no mOls ure BS ever draws tremendous y, an eats IOto e Isease AnnUIties granted on favorable DaTable ! .. Lueie," 8ald her friend, ill a. low vllIce," ex "And hlld be been tlJen, as he now IS, I been found on the lOner snrface It IS also With prodigIOUS force It reqmres some "grit" ately or deferred N D MClR~fA.~IJfE'resideJll.

Cq rne, If 1 tell you that the fllnU IS yoor own woold oever have accepted him as " husband,' very cheap and Can be bUIlt In most IOc8hties to endure It long enongh, but It IS emtnently C Y Secretary Ir JOIl can bear to be truly dealtjwlth, I w!I1 retorted LUCie, With spmt for about one-third the price of brick" These effiCient &boW; yon whence the grey mists come~ aDd a .,.. "The fault," sllid Mrs Browu, "IS natoral, IIdvantages shoold secure for thiS method an CONNECTING at New Hampton way to disperse them, too" It hIlS had ItS orlgll~ 1)1 the tao common con extensive trIal CRA.CKED Hoors -As a remedy for cracked ware, Lackawanna lind Western IHauro,aa,

\ .. The (llult IS mme ?-e.nd thiS from VlctlOI tbat, alter marriage, those atteutlOns In II former volnme of the Country Ge1l,tle hoofs take a pleco of copper fonr mches long Scranton, Great,B~e~n~d,~~~th.~e~~N~o::r~th~an~d;fcj;: Mrs. Brown I Hnt go on, r WIll listen whlcb are the. most expressive tokens of love, man were several artICles on thiS subJect, and lIud two IDches WIde, and dnll eIght holes, fonr ~:;_~~~eA Lehigh ;v.~:~;:,~ folly" are unueeded, and by a fatal m stake, tbe we now condense tbe met\tOO. of constractlDg lD each eud, so as not to mterfere With the ber 16, 1859 Leave New and.m"".

"No, LUCIe, I had better be Silent, th~n that have awakened oud fostered of the artIficlIII stone for bmldmg purposes, lD crack, and screw It fast to the boof, crossways medillte places from Pier No bave you listen 10 such 110 8P1f1t, ,ou have ceases to be exhlillted, and the love the bope of calhng more attentIOn to tbe 1m of the crack, then take II hot Iron With a share Ao M 11 45 A M.';;gd 4 p,roved mllll.il~ au,d sliould know that I born of them beg\Os to langDlsb, portance, valae, and comparatIve cheapness of ed~e and bnrn tbe ('rack at the edge of the ~~~~! o';::e ~e~e 00\ be onklDd, and Yilt tire only wily 'to feels II want that IS not met, prIde the mode ha.\r, ttliit goes through to the qmck .After New York from the foot of yoo II one that may give yoo pam' re~tralQs the tongoe from speaklDg of Boch Tho mgredlcnts are ten bushels of hme, thIS, let the horse run on plYlture, and It will Ao M., and 12 4 10 and 5 30

II Forglte my pettlshiJe8S, Till deal' friend I feehngs, bnt they are exhibited 10 the manner, twenty of slInd, and sennty of small stones, begm to heal up 10 a few weeks do know tbat yl>i1l: beart 19 kiooDetn 1~lf, but It IS not long ere the coolness or petulaoce of With any quantity of water So anyone can t am 80 welUled With blllmeJtbat my Rpmt one \8 reHected 10 the carriage of the other, Judge ofIts economy when only one tenth costs riaea against It, however kmd/f meant" and thus, step by step, a cbange proceeds, tho bot II mere trltle, lind the remlllDder compara

•• I bave notIced It, LUCie, yqn love your of whlcb are fatal to all happmess tlvely nothlDg hublind 10 well, that you Wish liim to. be bllDd yoo, Lncle, tbe change has not advanced To form the stones, have twenty or thlrt"y to .,er, defect, you caa"ol bear thll expres far, bnt It has progressed tIll the sonliglit hoxes made of rough boards, WIth no top or

\ .I~h of dissatlefllCilon, bnt would ~ehght 111- the yoor skies hiS faded Into gray-let It pro- bottom, of the SIze wblch yon Wish yonr blocks approbation of oue so dear to yOl1 Tl1is I ceed, aud I ce.n predict for yon gloom tbat to be-larger lfor the bottom, and smaller ID kilo1l", bl1~ JQut.hoabaod does bO~, for your will shadow your whole hfe. Stop," IiIlld she, dimenSions for the upper story In the morn

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poSing room of a prmtmg office IS oot th~ 0 pOSltI from 9 to 2 O'clooll:. Ol~;~:~:~:~:t place to ten long stones, or argue pomts 10 Saturday evenmg. from In 8 P. ~_ metaphYSICS A prmtlDg office IS hke a scbool, ed 00 dopollt. at tbe rateoC 6 por c:e:o!t~'"~~r~:~'~fn'm It can bave no Interlopers haDgers on, or ,5 tg .SOO and 5 per T

' to BO_,lI D. '~TlI"".'~', twaddlers, WlthOOt a serious mconvemence, I PHILLIP W. B"el, l say nothing of loss of tIme, whICh IS like gold Onn_1I :Mu.... { to the pnnter Wba.t w0\11d be thonght of Isut T S_lU. BItCI

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