Subjugation and the New Church doctrine of divine unity
The article argues that the New Church teaches one God who assumed humanity to subjugate evil, enabling voluntary obedience and a state of union with the Divine. It contrasts this with trinitarian views, asserts that the Lord Jesus Christ is the one God, and explains that the New Birth arises from subduing evil in the natural mind, leading to regeneration and heavenly life. It links this to biblical passages and the necessity of Christ's resurrection, then briefly notes postal cost observations by the National Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Israel
Jesus Christ
Isaiah
Phillip
Mary
Apostle
Heaven
Earth
Apostolic Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Adam
Christ
C.H. L
National Post Office Department
Department
Als
Pacific Railroad
Notable Civil War Veteran Closure and Naval Pioneer Deaths
The obituary honors two veterans Charles Stewart and Rear Admiral, detailing his long naval career from early service as a cabin boy to major actions in the War of 1812. It notes his leadership at Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, and the Middle Department, his brevet promotions, and his role in the Mexican War. It also covers his later life in Troy and Philadelphia, his esteemed status, and calls for Philadelphia to honor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Clinton
Qhellstown Heights
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Pldttaburph
Europe
Mexico
Buena Vista
Taylor
Troy
Baltimore
Congress
Pacific
Pierce
Department of the East
Fort Sumter
New York
Washington
Dimock
Fortress Monroe
Norfolk
Middle Department
Bordentown
N. J
Charles‘ Stewart
Stewart
United States Navy
Charles Stewart
Philadelphia
Prades
President Adams
West Indies
Diana
Prebel
Tripoli
Decatur
Preble
Com- Tennant
Great Britain
Bainbridge
Constitution
Pictou
Philadelphia Navy Yard
America
Pennsylvania
Mediterranean
Board of Navy Commissioners
Philadelphia Wavy Yard
United States
Adams
Joseph Bonaparte
Court de
Government hints at Cuba independence and possible Spain war
It is inferred from unusual naval activity and key orders to warship commanders that the government plans to recognize Cuba's independence and prepare for a likely war with Spain. The note suggests imminent decisive action and a shift in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Spain
Orphan seeks learning but finds fortune tale
A destitute youth calling himself Harry Stewart arrives in Altoona to seek aid and education. Referred to Rev Guyer and later to lawyer Minnich, Stewart learns he is heir to a vast Bank of London fortune estimated at 53 million pounds in gold and 77 million dollars, with first installments of about 3 million dollars due soon. A railroad engineer named Johnston will accompany him to guard against swindlers, as the tale notes his uneducated background and sturdy common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Harry Stewart
Guyer
Idaho
England
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Guyet
John Shoemaker
R. Minnich
Washington
London
Stewart
Bank of London
Young
Mr. Minnich
Johnston
Noted Irish tenant farmers and education in France headlines
A survey counts 540000 tenant farmers in Ireland with 272000 under fifteen acres and 120000 under thirty acres. France eyes new measures for free primary education amid recent charges. 63,000 primary schools existed in 1864. A death in Princeville Iowa prompts a peculiar note on “Fee makes No. 8.” Canary suit in Burlington and spider tale in Bangor close the miscellany. A city youth reports guarded conduct by two policemen during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Princeville
France
Complete pictorial history of times in transit era
An OCR fragment outlines railway names such as Pacifica OsProT Corner, Van Buren arta Sherman Day Express, shes Peru Accornimn Night Express, and references a complete pictorial history of times in transit, suggesting a rail history feature with multiple named trains and routes.
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Michigan
Bouthern
Railro
van Buren
Ange Road
Clark Street
Havre
Fiat
Chicago
Rock
Pacifica Osprot
Arta Sherman
Day Express
Peru
Night Express
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Shreegort Journal
James S.mccall
Admiral Stewart
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Tovorina
Laston
Tess
Newburyport
Maas
Salisbury
Lawrence
Norwich
California
Hartford Courant
Christian Religion
Eliza
Florida
St. John’s
Burlington
Iowa
Bangor
EL. & J. Roche
Stephenson St
Freeport, Is
Messie E. & J. Roche
Gentral Park
Trenton
Flaws Maby
A Hadon
Wile Peau
Conslesjag Af
Switeprinad
Rhine, T Ou
Pels
St. Cloud
Faas
Frith
Tande Ie Pus
Cura Boi NS Ee
Chromos
Sheeq Beautify Pictures
Bertla
Broapwar
Traid
Bummer Arrangony
Omatla Lin Ls
Alton
Sevesvstes
Bloomington
Tinbeadecens Nasnasy
Azml LX
Potata
Illinois
Ike Vivet
Eseceines
Uexpress
Uwon
Keokuk
Kankakee
Hyde Park Ag
Michigan Central
Tailroad
Union Daron Fook
Aie
ATG - Lake
Tiy Mall
Sacies
Xpress
Alaraazoo
Accomodation
Cincinnaty
Louisville
Indiana
Milwaukee
Canal
Randopland
Dearborn
Cincinnati
Linz
Columbus
Nigh Mex Press
General North Pakeion
Age
Ricap
Pam
Bur
Quincy Express
Mendota
Aurora
Daliy
Aibondas
Sandy
Sopnica
Milwaukee, &c
Grand ‘Haven
Poe
Raepont Link
Pim Freeport
Keith Pugs
Tockford Elgin
Fox River
Sessisrgevesrenes Atneen & Bein Passenger
Lombard
Dabot
Corher CG Andl
Ieinard
Kenosha
Wikconbin - nIy
Drrot
Cini A An Bt
Pau Mxpreas
MD Ion Se
Sisescecverces Ros
Janesville
Vouatock
Dunlah
Supearate
F. Batriuky
Lek Et Agents
Thesity
Fittsburg
Fort AD Inland
Lauionni
Waasiene
Harper’s’ Weekly
Wilitig Collins
Armadale
Harper's
Harper's ‘Weekly
Reece
York Evening Post
Harper's Weekly
New
Elea
Aia Arts
Auugjonse Monster
Muasit
Ivor Giracopy
Erin
Fiarber
el Harpers
Bream
Pala
Pthee
Port-Offive
Eeyaeis
Freeport Ja ' Mal
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