France, Evangelical Soc of

37

Frankfort, W. T.,

104

Frontier habits,

84

Fruits gathered, 5; of intemperance,

231; of visiting,

14

"F," special donation of,

115

Funds, appeal for, 121, 125, 161, 186,

193, 211, .

234

Lead mines, district of, in Illinois,
Letters from, C. S. Adams, 4; W. M.
Adams, 243; A. S. Allen, 3;
D. H. Allen, 113; J. H. Avery,
4; J. Barlow, 276; J. Bartlett,
6; R. Barnes, 246; F. Bascom,
150, 249; P. Bates, 112; P. Belden,
5; T. Blair, 183; A. Blanchard, 180;
C. M. Brown, 5; I. Brown, 67; J.
Cable, 253; A. D. Chapman,
228; M. Chase, 155; T. Childs,
282; N. C. Clarke, 174; S.
Cook, 115; J. M. Covington,
122; J. F. Cowan, 110: G. Craw-
ford, 8; W. F. Curry, 55; C. Dan-
forth, 132; L. De Witt, 129; M. Doo-
little, 184; J. Dudley, 63, 130; L.
W. Dunlap, 124; R. Dunning, 65;
G. Eastman, 113; J. W. Eastman,
114, 228; A. Eddy, 65; S. H. Emo-
ry, 17; G. T. Everest, 65, 185; D.
K. Gally, 3, 115; A. Gaston,
175; R. Gaylord, 84, 219; C. W.
Gillam, 185; F. R. Gray, 172; P.
W. Gray, 181; L. Hall, 81, 201; Z.
K. Hawley, 244; S. Haynes, 183;
O. Hill, 112; G. Hornell, 155; E.
G. Howe, 221; H. Hubbard, 64;
L. Hyde, 160; A. Johnson, 177; A.
Jones, 202; D. Jones, 208; G.

59

122

Light breaking in,

133

Light and shade,

231

Kempe, 278; A. Kent, 59; W. M.
King, 126; R. Kirkwood, 222; A. C.
Lathrop, 231; G. Leach, 5; S. W.
Leonard, 4; T. Lippincott, 2, 270;
O. Littlefield, 120; J. McCool, 156;
J. B. McCreary, 3; J. J. Marks,
147; J. Marsh, 253; E. R. Martin,
63, 208; M. N. Miles, 66; J. J.
Miter, 62, 244; B. F. Morris,
124; W. Nichols, 272; C. M.
Nickels, 167; D. F. Palmer, 63,
129, 276; J. U. Parsons, 280;
H. Patrick, 223; J. S. Peck-
ham, 67; S. Peet, 1, 101; G. G.
Poage, 129, 253; J. Porter, 90,
222; W. Ramsey, 64; A. T. Ran-
kin, 155; S. A. Rawson, 66; J.
Rudy, 276; J. L. Sanders, 153;
W. N. Sayre, 210; C. M. Sea-
ton, 15; E. J. Sherrill, 229; J. H.
Shields, 252; R. H. Snoddy, 11;
W. B. Stow, 12; J. Stratton, 206;
S. Swezey, 133; H. B. Taylor, 3;
R. E. Tedford, 224; O. C. Thomp-
son, 2; J. T. Tucker, 249; A. Tur-
ner, 172; W. Waith, 65, 184; J.
Walker, 63; J. K. Ware, 158; R.
West, 64, 158; J. Wilcox, 149, 204;
W. J. Wilcox, 157; M. H. Wilder,
115; J. S. Winter, 66; G. C. Wood,
174, 249; A. Wright,

Ohio, ministers wanted in,

113

Maine Miss. Soc., 30; anniversary, 100;

abstract of report,

101

March, 1840, monthly concert for,
Marietta agency,

Massachusetts Miss. Soc., 32; anniver-

sary, 74; address at, 78; report, 74;
treasury of,

Pastoral labor, pleasures and advan-
tages of,

60

75

May we not rest,"

131

Pastoral relation, 158; policy of the A.
H. M. S. concerning, 217; evils of
change,

159

Meacham's settlement, W. T.,

106 Pecatonic, Ill.,

243

Melancholy case of relapse,

209

Peculiarities, western,

148

Melancholy picture,

124 Pennsylvania, wastes in,

181

"Men and brethren, help,"

234

Permanent influence,

269,274

Michigan H. M. S.,

36

Personal trials,

Michigan, appeals from, 64; desolations

Philadelphia agency, 35, 163; report, 42;

in, 131; needy field in,

Milwaukie, W. T.,

107

receipts, 20, 48, 68, 92, 140, 164, 212,
236, 260,

284

Mingled trials and mercies,

270

Physician wanted in Missouri,

123

Mineral Point, W. T.,

107

Picture, melancholy,

124

Ministerial support,

136

Plain, unvarnished tale,

178

Ministers, appeals for, 59, 61, 65, 113,

108, 109, 131, 133, 150, 151, 177, 224,
276; to Tennessee, 127; how shall the
call for be met, 49; injustice to, 136; in
the South, trials of, 152; reasons for
receiving aid, 250; reasons why they
do not go to the West, 86; surplus
in the East, 86; the present a time
of trial to, 137; to the West, what
they must expect, 88; trials of, 220,
225, 251, 252,

Ministers leaving their fields,

Points illustrated by a report,

Policy of the A. H. M. S. respecting
pastoral relations,
Post-office address, notice of,
Prairie du Chien, W. T.,

Pleasure of pastoral labor,

60

111

159, 217

139

108

Prairie du Lac, W. T.,

105, 244

Prairie Village, W. T.,

107, 151

Prayer for Home Missions,

242

Preachers, variety of,

59

Presbyterial circuits, .

15

gestions,

61

Support of ministers,

136

of the Gospel assumed,

250

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inadequate,

275

182

178

123

Revival at Annisquam, Mass., 5; Atlas,

Mich., 63; Avon, Ct., 6; Bethel, Ill.,
2; Centerville, Pa., 181; Co-
lumbus, Ill., 272; Cuba, N. Y.,
3; Dartmouth, Mass., 4; Deer-
field, Mass., 5; Elgin, Ill., 174;
Farmington, Mich., 113; Farming-
ton, Mo., 122; Gates, N. Y., 3, 115;
Gloucester Harbor, Mass., 67;
Gloucester West, Mass., 67; Green
Bay, W. T., 1; Green Castle, Ind.,
252; Harwich, Mass., 4; Hunts-
ville, Mo., 122; Jefferson, O., 229,
253; Knoxville, Ill., 62; Leoni,
Mich., 253; Manchester, Ill., 174,
249; Marion, Va., 63, 129, 276;
Middleport, N. Y., 66; Monroe,
O., 115; Mount Vernon, Ind., 63,
208; Napoli, N. Y., 65; New-Hud-
son, N. Y., 4; New Providence,
Mo., 172; Newstead, N. Y., 66;
Niles, Mich., 280; Ontario, N. Y.
65; Ossian, N. Y., 64; Ossipee, N.
H., 66; Palmyra, Mich., 63; Peru,
N. Y., 115; Philadelphia, Pa.,
South-street Ch.,64; Pine Plains, N.
Y., 210; Ridge, O., 129; Ridgeville,
O., 3; Rock Stream, N. Y., 65; St.
Clair, Mich., 2; Sandwich, N. H.,

Symptoms, good,

Tale, a plain, unvarnished,
Teachers wanted in Missouri,
Tears of the destitute,
Temperance, 10, 17, 60, 112, 177, 245;
and independence, 110; hegun in
season, 149; celebration of the 4th
of July, 157; in a still-house, 123;
in Missouri, 203; in Tennessee,
Tennessee, appeal for ministers to, 127;
ministers wanted in, 224; tempe-
rance in,

111

127

127

176

149

Testimony in favor of the A. H. M. S.,
18, 176, 110, 111; of experience,
Thankful acknowledgments,
Thanks, farewell, 136; valedictory, 110, 276
Theological seminary in every church, 18
Thought for those who have friends in

205

153

87

57

78

252

What shall be done for the destitute,
Where there is a will there is a way,
White Water Prairie, W. T.,
Wisconsin, 18; Rev. S. Peet's tour in,

125

279

105

101; labors, 103; character of the
population, 8, 102, 108, 145; physi-
cal character, 8, 108, 145; desire for
ministers, 109; encouragement as
to men and money, 146; excursion
in, 151; facilities for travelling in,
109; immediate efforts demanded,
146; do. proposed, 146; laborers
wanted for, 85; map of, 145; mi-
nisters for, 201; need of ministers,
9; $1000 pledged for, 146; places
needing ministers, 108; presbytery
of, 10; temperance in, 10; temporal
prospects,

Worldliness,
Word to Western churches,

109

113

114

Wayland church, Mass., strengthened, 160
West, interest of the East in the, 9; re-
sponsibility of the East for,
Western Agency, N. York, 33'; report,