Religious World Abroad.
England.
—Dr. Osgood of New York writes of
Miller's Orphan Douse At Bristol
-" Miller has fifteen hundred orOhats
now within his charge; and he believes,
as ever, that prayer britiO . Wlrdteier he
needs for these dependent-, children of
God. Ills balance . , sheet fel.' the last
Scar shows that it 'is not Wall Street
alone that knows how to command the,
mammon of unrighteonsnese l and that
faith has not died'lmit of this age of
science and thrift. - 1 .114 . 1ntal receipts
for thO year enaing May, 1868; were
0101,628, and'', the expenditures were
£B-I,2l2—leaving a balance of .E17,416Y'
The girls areSitted for .seririce,,unlesa
too weak in' health, in:which, case -they
are apprenticed. The ( fOrmiar is, thought,
best for' bilth' - tlibie lindieS; and 'souls . ;
They generally , lease' the establishment
when 17 years, 6l'd,;'aiid -ht6re had a good
trainina t' in the' connnon ttglish branches
and in household work. The boys are
mostly ,apprertti.ced, before they are,. fif-•
teen, and are given-free ChOice-'as , .t4
their trade, all expenses • and• their..out
fit being'paid for by the, establiihmeat:'
Mr. Miller enumerates • Some thirty
trades and businesses to which boys
have been indentured within nineteen
years.
—The old fashieried'inidiiin
High Churchmen anifthe , Ritualists are
more and more becOming friends.. They
are aliens in taste the former being con
servative, and 'preferring the simpler
and more English, style' of
,' worship,
while the latterysisli for the gaudier and
more demonitrati4e Style, which . (they
claim) best - 401plizes ,the „ doctrines
common to all Ni g h cliurchmen. Their
common sympathies as to the apostolic
succession of th priesthood, dautse . them •
to close np Wiener. 'When flay' go to
the Continent•on a trip, they. shun-even
English,-places Of worship uniess• where
a " High" man is to be found. 04e of
these worthies l wel y ojoserveti o wendering
from one' ihatelrla a i sother.
At last he asked leave to serve : Hasp.
but the authorities scouted the sacrilege.
—Dr..Templer, head - master of - Rugby
Sehool, has declined -the' Deanery -of
Durham and on the ground that he is
so deeply attached'td Rugby and , its
educational work, that:he cannot .find. it
in his heart to leave it. He ewas .,
the writers of .t ' and Reviews,"•
and it was he who insisted on the idea
of a verifying,kslty:lp ktlae
test of truth.
• The correscalittll'entofl'alf4s*terialt
Banner '
Who recently -SlattedAug
by and attended the school service
writes : " We were pipped to hear him
giving out very Vvangtilitlal hymns.: :
his preaching, there was nothing very
marked ; thenW4granfrre — A earnest
ness, and once If;:n2t ji l ornadp l ie- ,
erepee to thof,tiaidikit lok.4kt.
. . . Last Winter . : he provoked great
abuse from Tory ; nersonsdinclothers, be
cause he Maintained that the Queen was
not bound to--ISkir titer cirkeirPrii' "the
Irish Church Bill, hy..,the` _ coronations,
bath,' because slie_wasi a ConetitutiOtiat
Sovereign, and• can only endorse .what
the Lords Commons. apinNaveand
establish. Latterly, - Dr. Temple's view
was so patent,,Fid clear matker,
fact, that the cuckoo cry 'licrjurx''
was bushed." ,
—The Wesleyan,Conference met this
year at Hull in Yorkshire. The pro
ceedings are fitst'carivassed — atilf lir
formaliy decided' upon by the whole
Conference, .n p u,4 lB .lhepLopteduazky3!‘ithe
legal Hundre:d",,prOViditd; fat iuitholitluz:
deeds by whieliiMlisley inirestadti the' .'
property. These `are - a, .hundred minis
ters elected foll'at'eliit t Pose, The re
cent withdraWid:,of a 'argil:nip:A . 6i ' .9f
the laity to fe4;a, n4T,png,4ore,Demii
cratio Conneetium has diminished • their
numbers somewhat, end the activity pnt
forth by all '..patties .r' in.; the .-Establish
ment, especially ttiltaftith , listk bas , ren
dered th.s3: 4 l9,'thellt*Wrila, ,..t.s Plgt
.1
to 'e;tliocYist labor: - :: .
.:t _boy t i
has risen- by a natural law in social
grade, aa abwlta4ks . arnotfg 'Abe:" initl=E
die class" sects, so that it is less popu
lar with the', lo*eift .1 and '.most : d?graitjfq
classes. :- But this; 'Ate bits-so increanedz
its political inniortaries;thliti The Times
of last year. published , its. proceedings,
and. = this .year 'a report (written ' -ty) ,
members of the 'Conterdnceo fad 'ailla,
clear, of the daily proCeedingitof.-the.
body. The W:eslorO c lrp„tiploubtedly
a power in the laid, and more and time
are they ' , ineit' of cUltitie and :alilliff i
The high ` Church : party would' lilirte l
absorb them, itia,:appeaLto the fro,
quently expressed wishes of Wesley in ;
regard to his societies remaining mere'
appendages__ of the National Church::
liptlikrjhnzill 0 . 0 ttetsow,letlgsth(r
war& onWsityp ordep, theNreste l y-
Ir
ans re iirtrtgeir oireitaires as‘tir insult.
A laymah:'nt.:tlio:Conference _meeting,
expressed tT o pat.-the, nesleyans
should draw nearer 1.6 'the ClkurCh.qf
England; and -his- words were received
with strong „prgtestAtud idiopprobation.
The only businells...of,Apacial importance
which.w.e note,stasbtha , reconomendatio n
of resignation. tin. the case of. a minister
"for belieril 'thatathil:boill'a Day was
of Christiap,o4;o„o4 - , i # Te n sb •. "
, — ,Mr. G.lttasove.i,h.m„giatkto "Ale
rtign Church .pasty.l,.in seiectime ;air.
George Moberly te.sueeeed—Diu ,, Walte r
Hamilton at Bishop; ` Of:Salyibthit: ''P he
late Bishop, it irig,1479.4#0 0) eY. 4 441
rpl
extremely ,Higli Ohu4, AxicKfIYPF,P,
much controversy by an illriudgedi charge
to his clergy '(still to' have lbeen dram
the pen of 'Rett. H. P. liiddon), 4 ttrlffoh
pro , yoke,d it S. -a.A),,,•(-reeAt.ul,Bl,il.:St
ney Orodolphin Osborne of the same dl4-3-
cese) to write some sharp letters to The
Times. It was feared that the appoint
ment of a Low churchman or a Liberal
would convulse the diocese, so Dr.
Moberly as a Moderate and anti-Ritu
alistic High Churchman was selected.
His " Sermons on the Great Forty
Days," in 1845 were the first reply to
Dr. Newman's "Theory of Develop
ment," and have never been surpassed
as a reply.
—The (London) Freeman (Baptist)
says: " Had any of us been then asked
before Mr. Gladstone 'announced his
resolutions, whether the Irish- Church
could be disestablished in, a couple of
years, and on what terms, should.we not
have replied with a negative to:the first
question ; and, if still pressedloc,an an
swer to the hypotheticaLone should we
not have said that. it:iiroulZhave to be
left with half its endow,metats,.the other
half, perhaps, .being , distributed all
round None.icat. deny that Hlaiistone's
work is a magnificept actliexement. It
may probably,lWaescribed as, the estah
lishnaeut,of compieie religious equalitY
IqSB3 round ' 6 4nhers;'
inillion-given back to the old establish
meat..., ',But then,:!Chis inillinn great''
part , the , 'price; of ` , toomoati?y!, ..and'a•
speedy settlementof.aecounts t which all
regard.as, 4esiiable,; and also of avoid
ing, probably, downright quarrel with
the ,llc . luse' 'of Lords,,a thing not unde
i:A,
si
le itieif, though certain to delay.
the . ' liill,'*:Moreover, from the admira
ble manner in which Irish Catholics.and
their representatties ,Ireland .have
acted ipthis . taatter, the rest o, the mil-"
lion must be regard;d as-a generous do
nation .'from "the wronged .to the wrong
doer. Had the Catholics been, as avari
cious as the,bishopi=as , ea,ger to 'balk,
on perfeetly equal . treatment, as 'the
bishops were to - giasp all they, could of ,
filthy luere—the ,compromise Could not
have been made.'' , •
-The decision .of the .Judicial Com-.
inittee, of the Privy - :Conneil'in the'case
of an attempt of the Trustee of , Coleraio's
C;ithedial to shut him out of it, does not
pronounce on the general merits of , the
cite% Ina .decides on technical grounds
that the appellant .was .disqualified as
trustee by. his resignation in 1.553.
The COmmittee carellifly avoided deal-
Sion on any of theological import-,
—Rev. Dr. Ewald, of London; haS
baptized - thirteen jAvAski converts dnr=
ing the year, and.-one hundred and
thiqyllis % pfil eigktee . ni, years. :,i ,_ '
—Another religious movement has
been started by the..." Coreeouters," or
theological Islunaels of lacindon:-.. .."o•The
Church of Proc , ress"- .is 'ushered- in- by
Messrs.: :Bat,w7 tichtlit4oincr.llila g es.
While -op posed essentially th'ehriistiiiiii
ty, it confes,ses the need of religioVe
firganisatipne and piAnetiClittuie. "The
primary importance of human welfaire -h
is put .for the glory of God," and ..in
wo4Fde.,wiiiek ~ The .Idopendont w ill,be,
Pr9Rd 1 to fpnotc,.heYr say :`:`'`'We are
religious , body, not a theological: onb.i
We ask, ne,,Orie to adoprtir, deny_ i„kpy'sit
the creeds of the Churches . We-. sheik,
endeavor to, promulgate; Vieth,. tinoi truth,
is always, divine."- , ,': .'-, ' - -:- '
-.-Rev. - Ftitria Nelinie; of Slotiti4 '`',Si3.
the lett- of the - nenjuring clergy—P. ',.'•e;'
of those clergymen rof the Scotch, tpis
copal church ArhO; Until the,'llestkpf,
Cardinal York, the last, ,Stuart,, in 107,
titisia in* . ibr .the reigiiiiii,SoVer
elP77ai9a a feWYeehlyegf),.. - .''.. • :-.,
• ~4-What, w ill -the :English , sects; dO to
propagate their views in Ireland now ?
The Wealeysii'llethedik.is° propoie :t.'
putout some fresh 'effort's; but .the Con
gr i egatiOnaliets . and. Baptists, 'Who__ liaie;
with difficulty kept up a few scattered
coeareOtrtind there,' confess *tliat 'they
are`%ill; able - tii Make dny adViince. - +: ' - '
' 7 - - ,P,Sther, Fiiitii,":",a„,,oed"lo, ' daughter,,,
ern,JerLin Cardiff, in Wales, left, home,.
a year ago to escape the :cruelty-of her,
mother,:iindttoole .rdftige in the-licinse of a-
Bilptist 'inbilater ' hauled' Tliddak :He'
and some' Baptist friends,cancealid her,'
and , by various , expedientso not , , al sys,
the :'eleet._,,heife44. , Pgk"herfgtber , l o 1.1 .4
scent.'' At lest at an 'interview; ;the=.
cuelltialiiiiself ii , Christian; aneret*
te'go , baCk home. - She wasimmerie li
London and sent to school in , . Gern .
i
There father Instituted `.i:Suit,:to - ,T t, e r
li h
Idiiitiages .:from 'the Ifhomases , and,eir ,
friends, toelliiiing.eritiCed' Sl,4:ildVtp4l
‘aw4;a l ;id ' liaiitig '4 .0 1 )1 17iV11. him ! I 11,T';
'services (this being the neeessariAALAni
of lave; ,;on *hick ACr9l 6 4.* .Prxiiiii!ft,
'damages.), The London , Society, torftne'
:Propagation' of theCtelifiV"euXiang` i tke i
Jews secured .eminent, .counscl .foc-ilie
defende.i- The , -gift 'gave4videitZda de
iqtaAip,gtya.t , she left 11,01843 entirely of
her , . own ffree,itill, lacunae her: MO 1,114,
i1rii4 1 41: , " 11 40 ..PITY, after a: eePeeite- - ,
tion of four hours, returned a , verdict:
'fffetltefatAer, Witly',Eso,"_daniagesi , `• A
mo ti on iNi t latimmediately be. made iii,the
,higher ,Court.
~ , 4,.. feellpgqagaiast; ime
societies for trie:COnversum:iit the Siete A
has IA01,1).011 Ettltlillg PrelitAi'arl9Pg'
sober Christian people.—ti•rresponclenee:.
of 2U VOygrej,ati 3 Onati.s ic l tl - '3IT' 3d . - rid
—TWo Fienchmeui.lit, abjuitd,
1 BomiiniSM '' Sr the . ' , French , -Protestant
Chiii4h,'St:.-Martin„s4e:Graiid, London 4,
614 Brni-priater,:and al. Blanc, ific
merlyrfor,„inany,,yearsEpro.w,rptor 413.,ti1e
Roiiiisll43itiieht .i. 1.1 1 -.; t NI 011.;.1kki.
On Sunday, JulrtlB., i i&OPfollowing
persons solemnly renouncect and abjured
the-errors of the church ot i
the directiolPdf Chit ftei. 4 l l lfcifdis Scott,
114,driible'Setretarrofthe'Priestsiert
iiiegOnOreOYSitolt, inimediatel3r' afterJ
wards proceeded ,tp; St.; finlie'lichirBlii,
Coombe,, Dublin,'where,. they? partook „Of
"the most comertablelescrament "•..of
the Lord'ic.Suliper : ,, itgfteva John Fegan,
orbit 'Or - ift*Stt° by' Cardinale Wiseman
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1869.
for the so.called diocese of Westminster;
Aloysius Lewis, Monk of the Order of
St. Joseph Calasanctius; and William
Hayes, direct from the Divinity Class,
Maynooth ; together with two other re
formed priests,—Hev: T. T. Mulkerns,
of Lancashire, and ,Rev. Teience Cal
lery„of the diocese of Meath,,who had,
conforaMil on a pieiious ocgagicin.
—An Irish paper reports that a
Rdmish priest, inthe 4.sonth 'of Ireland,
afte'r. 'the "pas'sage' of the" Irish Church
Bill, thus ." improved the' occasion" to
his " Chia Protesta:nts are nbw
•
flown, and we are lip . ' They are clegrad•
edi and We are - gxalteil. You.
fore, give more' than you used to' do; to
maintain Our dignffied position.. Ye
who heretefore . :paid nie a shilling, trust
henceforth 'pay
,ine 2S. Gd.: The fprenei
fees, of `ss will ',hC relee4„tcrlOs fie`
whose finrethis
tinie 4 forivaftl cantribt to 41.;'ailit de
in
. Ptciportion ThVg is
a fair illiqtiitip'cf:Whitlig..:coptiniially'
going
ft`rql6,. the
latiOn clnibay. '"
Inq7B9,,trustworthy statisties'sbtitG ,
the ,monastic. orders pf France emu
prised ;licit 52,000 men and-
_yronien.
Fromthe ceriZus`OffBol - , #104411*
at that `date there kffr;
cull Aidgnized; 108,110; _persons; df
both: sexes bound to conivenNal fife; and
distributed among 14,032 Jim:roes, be
sides a large ntid4definite number be;=
longing bOpiregoinne *Lich had net!
a% yet obtainedieedOtiontrAheiftateot
This grbund lost at.theAe:volutioriAtik,
bee:a - far more thturkaegitirted In the.,
eightderi Yeare,,,dt PlailiPpe!fi reign,
but fourteen atithorizattniiia fOrtlie found': ,
bag or new cougtiOttione wete . gtaiddt4i;
vrhile - the first eight-years ;of ' , theq
second 9mpire f .from . s . 2o4i qfi
ioo, 984:1
were recognized, being_ is: average or
119 new orders Pier annum. ;:the;
li.pproaching Senmenical" Council, '4
Papal CourtiipPre• erictmons:tufltenes
froin ,aureiberleas • atf4 kmergetig ,
herenta has thus, ste j :jabtrienslyi
recruited. • - • -
• --A scketne, ~,..tliej i enftio,n of Pro
testant public worship in France is in
'agitation. ThelorloWinr proposals have
been {Wade by.. various distinguished
pagiork..
i . cd , readirigefine.tiA
,does.notscaioup.yasufficiently qproininent
lace.;g *NO"`le
exerto , ,b4itilaily a very ;saint:any ,
crii the i. 666,44
in the lea disparaging preaching as-e
'chief ineans,,ohoslifntign i fk religious
a sft e .l9 llli gNA t, 4§-49g9&°1 1s . t •PfA cc -R l 4 t;. 1 .4;
it. an. overwlielmning or exclusive ha:
portatpe:. 'Sabred iong,litiiitgiehl'torayers
and generally the intimate fellowship cf
souls=Y'Who Worship in sßiitt) Ninit
- truth,. suel7ll 7 .the
worship Whi - (1
Lord"retluires= from ilk dispipies.
ly, itetkould sometitaes (be •desirntle 'that
some me - mbers - of the cousistory, well
friothfiadd-lheld: ih tlfef
ock, should be asked to offer' , ifrayer in'
the nstifet:- .2 4 , •the'r congregation - . 4. This
would hi , : kinclf?f ,, inntual worship.
T he're;al r e, _Fa *nigregafida, •
forces 'which are; sufficiently empley
e4 arid A
be l exainprel:"of - ,llier,",C,liiirc;4'
pxoN . p,_,Pll.4avea Pi9040. 8 ,1qt.' ePt)l?igrei'
gati useful_cint-h , nil - salon to ,fulfd.7,l
he, Ratinualist. Au :Vie
.Nationnl'l,ief9raid,.plturch-eFereise :11)
the `pastoral unctions, ibrdifipenie all ,
'the ChurelVsi;sacranientor Andi,read the
Apostles'..Oreed while easting.dmibt, um,
*? trOhir'Of historicial , Christianityl
Recently Onecif.therworat
invited - to preach:in •tche'Ohuteir 4triliorre) l
openly ; assailed the divine. , nature
kThrise and:hinted a,'
aNT:Nie COnninek,.air:Elderofttlie•Oburch , ,;
tutationand protest ,+ l
; t;•=k-ftitier. , lreport of Mother', 9 . yam,
tlie'frifamons :speecha the, friegting
ReatkL . e . ognor , '; shows
'that he said : at) conquer War theite
pe war to :the , deatlovagaitOttattimr the sin
ofisoeiety.ns well .eg the oin, a 9t
11P. ;
.-Moram—ann...private.monnialtuust , uer.
'Fdact hd explained to . the world, 'Whielf",
dots. Jiiit -yet - know them ,the belik of.
414' 1 41
and c.'?mPlet9,llA?:-.t'°*
Thedecalogne '''''''''''' ant}the Gospel
H of
Jesusl-Ohristkifur.. qt 7yzllT!l'
I
Ithtk Wii:; : f6i'ettts,Aifilmiri; because it
',coMooporii;yonripnla,.. l nd . ,io4tddreosed,to
,the two books of GI:R. I f accept it inr`this,
n'tititepf;these,wopoocC opd - also ih
;Dame -of :the religious, Men Via7:liste:i
,around *Plettea';-:
for 4 th'eitt 001-rodtii under Illeiun; of
,tll4ciViiii&lwOrld these' rde
;religions, the Jewish, the tathOlisi;iiiid
'thitiKotiiiiikt:"
Tawil9Fititesitint who. im a
:littlesehritiXtvetgligiadckli.of *Ot. e
; cently, tt 1,01 , ,0n1d enter into vutr,
versy you.' The\inciret-ladi n
tli f gokiieridted 'cif - the thiggs et ! . and
these of more-e4g , . nce I
feel fer these strifes of wordsand argu
log) elblieffgardir,is
-1 Jfi A
tians have betnr;Aividegitttomea-et other;
thdrifexistsw mother ineanA to4roliinito
' - - dO:4 vc
- -;
ff .
pat 7iiq T(l*. n7tt
inor4l)9wa ke nLXJPVIq
montaR.O4PO I 9YIL .Pf
traced 'primarily to s the.. gesA;Votel9 l
voteftlieti.,birtienthly'pnan ,
Gatholiorgte,ettlpgi4ng XIBMALcei
tgke :NtiAA‘cOrtew- te'sfecirriag rui;siuftnA
enee over- the childisli, Ida t paktif(z . ,4
each iiA.W.0040;14: 0 1 1°T :1:".iit!!
611;:itsee an .. d.- a,
qlgterttirelifoieth,t
,
Jesuiticid'liiaxitiet.tindbideeisa*Oburch
France: -
policy. Another Jesuit is writing a
eulogistic " History of the Pontificate of
Pi us IX," of which he reads to the Pope
from time to time, passages in which
adulations of the Pontiff's person are
shrewdly mingled with insinuations
against liberty and mbdern civilization,
calculated to alarm the imaginatiOn and
the . conscience of the Weak old Man.
=:-The Paris Nordkays We lately
atatounced that a Council. 'of Catholic
Bishops was to =meet kt Smyrna. - This
a ssem bly has taken Tplace, and - , the , de
cisions which 'have been AdoPted; fore::
shadow those which may iesueifiore the
approaching '(Eounienical ; Council, - of
which the one at Smyrna-in in souie sart•
the enticipated- and reduced Tintotype:
Taking for the basis the doctrines oftheu
Syllabus, the prelates, under the Presi
dency of Al. 'Spaceapietra• '
condnintte d,'air;
hnoinfernal institution all eivilimarriage
nu& id 1. , : the laws which kre foiinded ••on
the- , principle , pf`-; a free 'ehnrelh free;
Stp.te;":they gave recogniied
temporal power 'Of: ; the- Pope'-' , was -ribso?'
lutßly necessary to theitidependenew-of
the frhe directiod of "'the 'affair& of , thee
obti re k, Thelfetherswof , =the . 'Sinyrna
Synods have finally eipressedi; the wish
th.at the approaching assembly , it Berne
may bring an effreacibils remedY'to!all
the evils which•citilialivs lialie - caused"-td.
the eeciesiustreal - powerl'=.
• ..-The classes iuctliwiValdensian Thej
°logical College2werelclOsed- kt the end'
of June for three months. end
of every session ; each' student'lirtif to pima:
through a very-strict
fore he receives a, certificate , Of
performed his duty dining th4gst-years:
This year the- , examinations. dontreenced ,
on June 22, and lasted for'ihree days;
aboht nine henrs being - employedzach
day in the work of- examiriation,iwhich;
was conducted;- by. the three prefeseerwit
assisted by four _.other .examinerie..—The ,
subjects embraced hisu
torical, theology, exegesis, Hebrew, Greek
and' Church History. The _student whoi
stood lowest on , answered 74 per;
cent. of the questions, while one of ;-,the;
first year's studeuts,!nriswered-u9,51 per
Rent. During the. vacation •most, of Jim:
students are , employed- j ilt: imiSsion work,
lunder the superintirleuee , of_the older:
;Evangelists; lind.thus ;acquire experience ,
Which may be ofl use to-tlientirauture
;years. • • , ;
1 , r7-An article rebently,appeareAißlThe
Congregationalist, written of ;the;
Alf.jliehard r refleetinginpon
- the Walderisian Chanchil,Oliarging;;thati
-szeitnemberko.fitheiGharchr "that
;experimental, religiomankperOnal , :pietyi
are rare," not .more_than -al hundred in
0,000 giving eiridence•of conversion by
a godly lifeft that - it is,." hiern.re,hyrof
the strictest: kind, in whichtlaytilen hate
no voice whatever,".,:".lwhose , religioreitry
a great:extent is a mere' natter of,. form.
Mirk - R'eremojiyel. - 7 ;
York ObseWmr, the Belr..l.)±.:Van
paStor of the ~4,:niericanlChurelariarElont
' nce; , It,diy.,,icorbesctuf Ithel remits f.of;t tibia)
assailed' andli.oftenpersecuteditelinfelk
; Their hierarchy consists of the,Xfotithat
theyllre•Presb3ileihmi: FerforagAlay
PX4Y.74 ,11 90t.'a P9ok.aPd ,preach without
tus436-;.LE*PiethAtlr Chapin, (If - 1 4a7ir, - ;
rettee; ; plass ~ a ..member , PPagTP7-
gationul ,churehoiew, laboying t ,in,,l4o,yo
g T..he peoplP ig,ltalYl.7l 1 9 132
ep.the,,taideeses."„ ! Their i children Are,
baptized in,infancyi and Fhetr, they come
to years of diseretio,g, aye, urged, to t 4ke•
,uP9Th them the, i'ebligations
Itigiß,oo,,come to the tablelof..,t,lie-,Lordi
duthrie,
4._=1.5 1 4i*: of UPIPP.
Elliott, of ..I , he.=;o-AqafPillarY9ft
'Chicago, and other ! L eyninimp s „.Fujoistersi
;were , : present ,at :the.
'.l l ;heY aPeakiflt- 0 1 9:
P4ttitalight. - fal and aoal-satkarYiir-'' ! ;:."4 I P , NI
fortlaeir , work as Christians :they 'employ
eighty) mission ary„ lege)) one to ..eiery:
,(lt; ef , their popillotion - 4Q:ceitofit.tgt
;the despel in Italy. „
D RIE : ,tA
. _ _
Impoiter sad Retail Dealer in
; i•.,9;_• VANE ASVA. LIONE.R•Y•
vlsnalighmTyrTATAßit ,
g79givisri , r,
ENGRAVING,•
;
Arm 1 / 4 Monograms, Uluminatini, et.o.
”`o.J',,-,lits iIS 't
tll
N 0.1.083 CHESTNUT Street,
1 • i Pirli r enarnri .
b4grOrders;333 o- innZrereire prompt littentiont'• &IN
;for sample,. may. 27-37
ojj Linn 4?9-1
EIiTTABL -- lAlLEDiTAl:htultialrakOWNA - g r s
Sol#4Lar:=-018tabushild042); .k
.tpr
ga.olo
T i went ol Morals, Academy, Fire Alarm, and other
Bellectititanaly:orilandand-madeito.ordaeaa r gel lf.
lustrated r Catalogues Bent free on application to
InI3.ONIES4k ,D3I)YON.,Lti
t.. t.tt)i.di 2 . 11 X, 1 =31 - 4
•
; rakes pielArlinEY sassdrito4reittili. inTois t .
.Alegirkt iqfiniehpfhPrqVgliParmikkaft", 6l,ll l , :
best material, aed warranted a rnitrumentrn
t;
!to snit buyers. En. husiastic cominendations from all
who bartbonht.theuwiNulphatis:4l3 , aevociAuPfriw.
1 piano. T . 3fi" 'Octaves. , New atyleS, witu new, impyove
', '
BRIGUDS' PIANO STOOM: Tit" beet stool
t
forabeldiarindlUs sirtarketi4..•:,
• Second-band Pianos for side and to rent.
• eeitd for clitnlarto t 3,../
DOANE, CUEHINGJA SMITH,
440,Pgilteram, liptiaork.
WNL., c HRI sTy i --;
,t - t I,p • Ify.A.l.
I Blank BooksiNatiandurer49l
.Nctia—
t ImEafiricialsa AZIARBIINVIA42. ,
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•-• • -•-fr• .
r 11.1.11
lairaVStsee 4 ([
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ramogyate, ,` 7.s:re "111,7,
, ioos
tql l7 "C l * * 4 - 3101. BOOKS, !mu; IA
a Olt ~I VIPAY 3 4eve
IFlse Ad* asiMpts,ralFrtlis, yes=6
.11cieds, PeniKsiteielo4 st nsiiionADlS pri6dtilt
WATERS'
New Scale
PIANOS!
With Iron Frame,Ov.erstr ung
Bass and Agraffe Bridge.
MELODEONS PARLOR CRUM
AHD CABINET ORGANS,
The best manufactured
.fycirranted for
Years...
:•100 Pianos, ;Melodeons and , organs •of
six first-Class makers, - at low 'prices for Cash,'
6r ' One- - quarter cash andthe balance in
Month y nstallments. ' . 6 econd-habd in:
;it -1, ba
4 • •• • • - •.• 4
trun - tents - at great r aips. illustrated -
Catalogues mailed. (sir Waters hi- the'
A.akhpsiof,Six Snit a aaa School, blusic Boohs •
"tHeavenly Echoes "...a,nd." New S. S. B 11 "
istfumti. I !•,,, 4. • • • •••• • ,
,
Weti erobrits; , ;No.-481: -Broadway, H.Y.
1. '3, tili:111., ..• • •
• ~j,lEtagiA.PN, WATERS'..-
s. TEsTimorriAls:-.
The Waters :Pianos . - are "itnown 'among:the
very best.—Prew York 'Evangeliat. ' ' • „
:W,fs , cam, speak
~o,f the merits, of the,Waters
Planoe fromperiOnar linoiiredge iirbeing arThe
very 'beat tiuttlitylt.Chrietianilutittigeneer.
.Thei , ,Watess litiatuis are built.of the hest and
nitoto thoroughly seasoned material ' [Advocate,
aid; ' -
Watine'?Piaties an'd Meted:co:ins. ettallenge•conis ,
parisen:4;ith the finest-44de anywhere in the
cotuttry. - CHotia,l f. o ,urnal.• • • •
Out. friendsgrin And at Mi. Waters'etpre the
verylielititeseitment , Ciiglinttand •Pianoe to be`
foupdint4ilJoited States.-1-Wraltiptee Magazine:
MUSICAL Deittoir.L-Since Mr. Ifortme waters
gave up publishing bheet music fie j has devoted
his?.whole'•oapital - and - atteittioji to the Manufac
ture and, sale of Pianos,and Melodeons :. ,He Has.
just isetied catepigue if hi '
s'new'inatrumente,
giving a new sealeript shows
marked reduction from former rates,. and.his.
Pitesis . 4vo recently, , been ; awarded.,the . ,Pirst
Premium at 4evc,•,nid;Fliciie.,"' s .hidiffeititiyile of _the
Pre.setitliay; who , are attrietedif jnb etinfused,',
with the. flaming' "adiertisements of rival piano:
houses t probably ove4ook. a roode.skraanufacturer
Waters; bufwei happen to' know' that his,
instruments earned him a good reputation`lone
beford Expesitions sad the "dionore,,conneeted
therewith.were everithosgid pf; , :ledeedove,haye•
one' of - Mi . Water's' piano-fortesObi(' in cid'
dence (where it has stood for years,) of wlitett•
any,, manufacturer world plight well - ;be
prow!, We haii•e always been;delighled•with. it
. silt; isweet=toned and powerful' histrameni, abd
-
there is ;DO . doubt of- itedurabillty more; than
' this,; some of a . m., ,best amateur it,Lyers in the
city, as several l eJahrated`pianisteyhave perfoim
ed.cin' the ettlepienli,!'efurrallitibuouneed
periorsaniftrat-e/aelainatmaineta..Strorigar indorse
ment, we, set . 44,,not giye.—Litome./puraftt.
. •
COLT . N
DINTAL ASSOCIATION ,
.
Origfit;otors 644114,i/0y IkeMiuitst i lretfdi tlia .40 - of
p ;PURI: MYR b 1.73; IWDE 3 GAS
for iiitioresmextractlon•of teethff their
:•0111celf.- Corner gts.;
• • 1
.; THILADjiLPHLi, PA. , kx.my .27.
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,^llreftinVi : ..llll7 l l(l
No -418 rof:AiiKET StREET;;!:.i*: -, 1
UTZ OP :
Miii i kit ' S r tiTiiK l
013;t:
would ce4pectfully announoe qua we hove sk E-
R
421FVED r Ati 4he AtoirO-bl4 NATki7tetr nt,:piherdi
w_4s,Adll,havn evoryjAciliv to Acconnundattkour_friFpdg,
and patron wlfti every
1. _ 1
- 2 ranks, i nvigs. saieks,&e.=
iivery:titgi; 411 VcV
Boot-And•Shoo,Store:',! . .,•:!) 1,41'
ocesLshoWii,iinr.filikrge•varietyl ,
??.PBP ;
.4 , 1 4 a r .01.1(
Parlor . mot, eatiTry, urgans.
4%79E00.4pa3—F QtAkLeksq dea, fOopigrii.n in pa
largLiat Organ ,Fstet,ory or , she country (lincing ,
hollow (than bia. Initeitts for int:,
prmammt,) haying. esptiatO 891( Partner
possassnig intione:po'w`offiairtii ihe'Publio an if
theTtri, en.Organs•or every ety,leoconitiining tha
calloncies in, Organs kiShorto,,rnitkinti.fuat,ip point ~of
and' lipportant imprOve:
num
ida..f" • -
*art.. 9,.423' !time St.; New York.'
Jtillel7 - 040 1 ',11(11:ej
'liiiii-ritotrsz cirrrAGE,
I L e 4 ;.,.... IAMLANTIO: N„J:
i.
ilvpritntly lopat@ct to good, and BAP, bathing, novYrOpen: , teantroirs at U.'S. ittieer: •
. 4 444,4 1, WARM e lfs
jf".4.-8a1"-toc
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'4it. 'BLACK` `IRON ISWEEGE :,,',
v . i . a ,, n , k ~,,, _! ~._l-I,__t.V) .C9l 9:1
. . , . . 1 1 1 7 ." 7 '7 2° . FF ED , -
8-4 kimaiiiiigli - :'l.4liiir;,
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RICaINGUNEWNRIINA*iristg - ' ' - •- • -'- '''
AfaitHOFPINMSTRINNSAP94. 7i,!•7 Fit( thod
i AT POFLINS von - JaPss. :,-
1 B -O NE ' • AII -,,,,
ie7,D.„igo,nitins - , - FoR WIT& ....P .c, i :
JiPANSSE MIXTURES' FOR 'DO.' ' ' ' '-
'
(}SAN MIXTURES. JIM Sifirg.ii:l.:4,: ..,. T
CkMIS,MtPA,PPAY): '& 13 4 .11 A • * =
i - I SPAING SHAW LS , :, "
1 s ~.. WHOIXSALI +ND RETAIL.. :' -.:e.''' ' '
I bt'OrkrA.ON:POlNNittit 16'.-'1.1 . _;:; flif I--
I LAQ,NA4cEirks,.-Arm. c •OLGAS; ..,..r,..;., .., "
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lit
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4114, , 1gre:PA,. 104
ART vogyan:w!Gustrukto p
7 ,&. uprEmktin Maio:
Vg.etlidxs4o , o l eitygerettepnk , i 3 t ,
'Arm b SeA. Addreill.` .
ag,26-IW. CEratsEtoirsimm
S VERSIBLE SETTEE
Specially adapted for Churches, Lecture
and Sunday School Rooms.
Adress,•
*. 4.PILI:XfatEte
Manufacturer of Patent School Desks.
COLUMBIA. WORKS,
Columbia Avenue, below 2nd Street,
noVS-1y PHILADELHIA.
RE (OVAL.
CLARK, "&
BIDDLE,
JEWELERS AND SILAMISMITHS
Fume .
XEMOYED FROM
742 Chestnut Street,
rt~1, 3 •. .
THEIR 'NEW BUILDING,
4124 -Chestnut-Street,
Ai:eliew opening iilarge and new assortment of Diamon d
& d al i r fine geWelry; Americsn and Bwiss 'Watches,
English "Sterling Silver: - Ware, Gorham Electo-pinted
Ware, 4sntel Clocks, &c:, &c,
.A.MiTtl - 4.,PRigER,
CORNER TENTR ARCH STREETS, PHILA.,
Have now on hand a complete meortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
they ate selling at • ,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Please call and examine our stock.
. .
tstty , '
=WE
COTTAGE ORGANS
WWII THE JIIBIL
llave thefinasi tour, more pOwer, and ittakes less money
1.14 them thaii.any other instrunient is the market.
,Greitt inducementaoffered to Sunday Schools and churches.
:kliberaldlsconut made to Clergymen. PIPE ORGANS of
,the hest makers furnished on the most reasonable terms.
7.? • - • E. Id:BRUCE,
North Seventh .at., Philadelphia.
At? Send for &Weiler and Price List.' mat2s-ly
- }I3ARLOVAPS IN.DIGO'I3LUE
;i s th e cheapest and pest,a F ticlpin the market for blueing
clothes
iFOT CONTAIN ANT ACID.
IT WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST FABSTC. -
./Dis+Ditelip at,WII.TDDROEII: 2 B DRUG STORE,
No. iria.NoaTia SECOND STREET ,
• . a rEtItADAPHIA,
Moai nt'''the'grocers and druggists. The
gollitiDe bits both' Brrltiseaand.Wiltberger's names on the
WO; all otliets are;ooiint..rfeit
IRLP,Nr. 1 13 L 1 JP. . •
Will color more water:than f-ur times the same weight of
indigh. • aprls-Em
4 121;.! • • • •
fta'o'ifici . 'Railway Gold Loan.
I)'NPYP AfORGAIC &
eOf Excharicre, Place and M.
J'EsuPh, Co., 12 Pine St., N.
Y-1.1 Otter for sale the Bonds of
`,Kansas,,.. Pacific . Railway.
T* - s.TiondS pay seven per cent.
i 'GOM have thirty years to
r!: .; •
; :are Free from Crai-ernment
Taxation k•are secured by a Land
7L,„2: . •
•Gfant4 Three Million Acres of
-1. i•4.G • -
the•Yinestlands in Kansas and
`.Colorado In
a,d(lition. to this
4)94 . 1.,:g9pf, ;,he,,Oomliany also
l'hkee - KilliOns of Acres
14fisas;:-'which 'are being ra-
' idly sold- =to deyelop the coun
.try,Anolimprove. the -xoad.. They
,a,,ref,a( first, mortgage upon the
'Y ,
.e*.tenSl,Ort of : , the road from Sher
.
Denver,. Colo-
road in operation
njoitilf&t,f•ne 171 - 6;.e Haan 'enough -net
iinaanzelta; ,the , interest, on the
Vali, better
?;11:0 , -111.
IseentitYlif the be
,'
inganusome, respects', better than
diceijrfilike'nf;Seel l iritieW.
14 2,i
4:4)aNsttidinte9 - est payable in Gold.
ok
!Prim EVO,,_and.:- accrued Interest,
4 470 4 ifirenCx. i ' i Parnphlets Maps
*lilitikairctilara furnished lan ap
11,D ,f[3:
rphcation. ,ringl2-3m
MA!)VAMMIIIVEAIPL_Firr-B.°. Bageer Dr. 8. S.
Bl7l:yd7.M.BS7l9.FlalettEY PXYBlOllardeacribes
ill Billow& 'did their Baikedies. 'SenViY mail free.
Bils:Bfkirtdif, d
mor.4-9mol. - A. 714 Broadway, I{ ow•Tork.
may6.-ly
mayl3 ly