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Executrix, Notice.

LII persons indebted to the estate of Will. H. Hay
~ wood, Jr. decd are hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment and settlement, as longer indulgence
not be given and all persons having claims against said
estate will present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery.
Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD is my authorized Agent to
receive all dues to the estate and make all settlements
and discharges. This LIST day of Jan. 1853.
JANE F. HAYWOOD, Ex'trx of
Will. H. Haywood, Jr., decd.
Jsnuary l, 1858. 14-lmwSsw.
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Tom ns. Monuments, Head-stones, &c

Tom los, N OnalIne NtS, Aesad-StOmeS, CEc
TFHE Subscriber having been North and purchased a
large assortment of Italian and American MARBLE
or NoHume,ats, IoabS, and Headstones, and Hearth,
faint stones slabs for Soda F0tntS, Bakers Slabs,
and Nova Scotia gndstones solicits the patronage of
the citizens OF Raleigh and the surrounding country.
invites the citizens TO call and his
tomb and head stones and drafts, send their orders,
which will be punctually attended to-
The subscriber has been in business in this p~<e six
teen years. and can refer to any of the citizens of
Raleigh.
His Marble Yard is ten minutes walk from the State
House at the South East Corner of the Graveyard.
The subscriber has examined the Northern prices,
and has no hesitation in saying he do work on as
re asona5e terms as any.
WILLIAM STRONACH
Raleigh, Sept. 6, 1852. SLY.
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MO EY LOST

OST by the subscriber, Friday last, in Raleigh,
1.-TWO Fifty Dollar Bills of the Bank of the State of
North Carolina. The said bills new, dated the LIST
January. 1882 and believed to be numbers 265 and
266-letter A.
The public cautioned against taking these bills
they my property.
The subscriber will be thankful for any information
which will lead to the recovery of his money.
]. E. ALLEN.
Jan. 10, 1858. LEFT.
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HENRY KIEM'S

HENRY KIEM'S
North of Yarbroughs and opposite Lawrence's Hotel
RALEIGH, n. G..
USI RECEIVED and for sale at the lowest cash
81 prices, the following articles, to-wit:
Barrels of Mackere,
do New Lard,
do. Irish Potatoes,
6 do Assorted Crackers,
do. Pulverized Sugar,
do. Clarified do.
do. Crushed do.
500 lbs. Goshen Butter,
500 d" Cheese,
Rio, Laguira, and Java Coffee,
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
5000 Black Principe Cegars, Regalia Havana,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
January 2, 1852. 1S-tf.
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PRIZES SOLD LAST MONTH.

$50 47s in package quarter tickets sent to s. Caro
$50 OOO in package of wholes. sent, to Georgia.
S 900, in package of wholes sent to n Carolina
$42 O0O in package of quarters sent to North Cafohha
SI77l6. in package of Halves, sent to Tennessee.
$40 COO in package of Fights sent TO Virginia.
So 900 single whole Ticket sent to Alabama
$40, o4O, in package of halves sent to Tennessee
IL Be sure to address for handsome Prize,
PYFER & CO.,
No. L, Light ST., Baltimore.
Splendid Schemes for March, 1858.
u The Certificate Prices packages OF quarter TICK
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. Drawings Forwarded to Correspondents by the
first mails after the lotteries drawn.
70 Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn
There is large per centuge in favor of those Purchas-
who order by the Package and the chances of drawing
four of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby
cured We advise the purchase of Packages of Tickets
in every instance.
70 Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposits payable
in Gold sight, will be promptly RENTED to those Cor
respondents who draw prizes at PYFER & cos.
To Rcmember-A PACKAGE of Tickets draw
FOUR of the most splendid prizes in scheme.
IL In order a Fortune, and the cash imme-
ately after the result is known the readers OF this
per have only 10 remit cash Drafts prize tickets, Of
the Old Establibhed far famed and truly fortunate Elk
change and Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & CO.,
No L. Light street, Baltimore, nd.
February %, 1858. IS
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Al SURE ROAD 10 FORTUNE.

We feelit duty to urge upon all who have not yet
thousand have received competency for life with but
trfng OUTLAWS through the fundamentally OF the Great
Prize Sellers PYFER & CO., to procrastinate no long,
err, but resolve to take one or two chances in the
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
The first order may place Correspondent in ndepen-
dent circumstances for e and thereby avoid ages OF
misery while small outlay will enable any person to try
the Humor of the Tickle Goddess, and by one lucky
of the wheel of fortune may be realized that would
otherwise consume years of toll to acquire.
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The Nortl.-Carol1ns Executor,
September 1, 1852.

The North Carolina Executor,
CONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law
this State, together with the decisions of the Su
preme Court and all the necessary forms, precedents
Sc, sc.
traitors.
With which is necessarily connected the kindred sub
jects of Wills Legacies, Dover, and other Provisions
for Widows, Distribution of Estate, Descent of Land
Partition, Guardianship, &C., by Benjamin Swain.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
H. D. TURNER
Nay Is, 1852: 81
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Just Received and for Sale,
A RICH assortment of Fancy Neck, Sash, Hat and
N Cap Ribbons,
Plain Satin and Lustrng Ribbons, all coors and widths
French worked Muslin undeIsleeves,
Infants French worked Frock Bodies and Caps,
Ladies' French worked Caps and Collars in great Vas
~,
do do Mourning and half Mourning Collars
do do Cuffs, Muslins and Dimity Bands.
Real Thread Lace, Insertings and EdgIHgs,
Imitation do do do
Isle do do do
Bobbin do do do
JAMES McKIMMoN;
Oct 1852. 9S-
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Mrs. lanes Astr5ngent Mixture.

MRS. Lanes Astr5ngent Mixture.
This Mixture is safe and remedy for choEc, d.
0rrhea summer disease in children, and indeed for
disordered bOUeLs generally.
DIRECTIONS.
Give to child two years old. twenty drops in little
sweetened water, in every two hours, and to a
child under two years DID, from five to twenty drops,
oftener found necessary, until the disease is checked
TO child from two to five years DID, thirty drops
IN two hours-to person five years DID, teaspoon
full once in four hours When the disease is checked
diminish the quantity. Should the mixture check the
disease too suddenly bring fever give salts
IN small doses until gentle action from the bowels is
brought about. When the stomach is so irrated
reject the MIXTURE it should be given in injections of
starch in double quantities.
Certificate
We the undersigned, neighbors to Mrs. Lane having
frequently used her astringent mixture in summer COM
plant and disordered bowels, take great pleasure in
cheerfuly recommending it to the public. 1t may be
administered to the tenderest infant without fear and
with every assurance of a speedy cure.
Having used it in families, speak from person
al knowledge.
VIM. Fl. WATSON,
A. D. NORTHAM,
B. SANDERS,
JOHN E. ALLEN,
]. H. DANIEL,
B. SMITH,
ELIZABETH MORNING.
J. w. B. WATSON,
EDWIN BOYKIN.
Johnston County North Carolina.
The above Medicine is for sale by Benjamin Bron
SOC, Smithfeld, and P. F. Pescud, Raleigh
Feb. 90, 1858. 29-2tp.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
"ILDRETHS History of the United States, 9th and
concluding volume;
Mysteries, Gimpses of the Supernatural, contain
ing accounts of the Salem Witchcraft;
The Cock-Lane Ghost Rochester Rappngs the STRAIT
ford Mysteries, &c. &C.. by Charles w. Elliott;
Pierre, the Antiquities; by Herman Melville;
Buck Eye Abroad Wanderings in Europe and
in tie Orient; by Samuel S. Cox;
Mental Alchemy-a treatise on the Mind, Nervous
System Psychology, Magnetism, Mesmerism, and Dis
eases by B. Brown William S, d.
The Mother Home by John S. C. Abbott. very
greatly improved and enlarged with engrav-
ings. For sale by H. D. TURNER.
At the N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, August Is, 1852. re
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n Seeds, warranted 10 be fresh
he crop of 1852, NAV be found
p. F. PESCUD.
iMELoNs-Green Citron,
Pine Apple,
Nutmeg,
Skiilmans fine Melted,
Beechwood,
Carolina Water,
Spanish do.
Mountain Sweet do,
Long Island do,
mustard White and
Thrown,
ur- tNAsTURTIUM,
iP, OKRA,
ONIoN-T arge Red,
Yellow Dutch,
te, White Portugal,
Onion Buttons,
IPARsLEY-PIain and curl
led,
PARsNIP-Long Smooth,
Sugar,
Guernsey,
h, PEAs-Early Prince AL
bert,
Early Washington.
y " Bishop Prolific,
s. Large MorIowfat,
tie. TALL or Matchless Marrow
fiat,
PEPPER-Long Cayenne.
Cherry
Bell,
Mammoth,
err RADIsH-Long scarlet,
ISIS. Turnip scarlet,
u.s. " white,
er. " yellow,
RHUBARB-Myatts veto
[ria ,
SPINACH-Round leaved
[SaVoy
ur- Prickly and fall,
lie, tSALsIFY or vegetable oys-
t. tier,
SQUAsH-EarlY yellow
bush,
EARLY white bush,
q" crookneck bush,
led Autumal Marrow,
.ia ToMATo-Large Red,
Large Yellow.
g. IS
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According to the Crops.

wv HEN and fodder are scarce, board for horses
w is high-but, when plenty, board comes dOuon j;
the past being good crop year, 1 have reduced my
charges. to take effect, from and after to-day (Jan.
follows:
horse will be boarded, and well taken of by
experienced Osters, the very reduced price of SO per
month, if paid in advance quarterly if payment be de-
laycd till the end of the quarter, 81 so will be charged
the charge, per month-and variation. Horses board
ed by the day at rs cents.
Mr.. ]. H. Bunch, having taken interest in the
Stables, will be found in attendance, overlooking the
business thereof and thus giving assurance, that every
horse shall have his " fill, and good cheer.
Buggies, Carriages with good horses always on hand
for hire.
days of horses.
Every will be taken of horses carriages and har
ness, butt will not be responsible for unavoidable
cidents. JERE: NIXON.
Jan. l, 1853. l4-lm.
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Boots and Shoes.

II MILES & SONS Improved Stitched D articI
IF Dobe Sole Brogans for the practical Farmers
Wake and surrounding country, including the d@KE
y az 49, EVANS & COOhb
Sent II.
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w. III. & r.. S. TUCKER.

n HAVE this day received six cases of super
~ MOLESKIN HATS, which embraces the Spring
Fashions for 1883 And will continue to receive
the LATEST STILES the Summer advances, from the
most fashionable Hatters North. They fatter them
selves that they will be able present
and the Hat-wearing community in general larger
sortment of Hats this than heretofore presented
by them.
February 4, 1858. ga
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notice.!

10y virtue of authority contained in the Charter of
- the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road Company, and
IN oOeGence to an order of the Beard of Directors
will offer for sale to the highest bidder before the Court
House door in the City of Raleigh on Wednesday the
Soth OF March next the following shares of Stock in said
company, on which the instruments have yet been
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n. G.. Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE RALEIGH, N. G.
THIS Company continues to insure the lives OF all
healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken a single life is $4,000.
Slaves are insured for of to five years for
3ds their value.
DIR. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
VIM D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee, Examining Physician
]. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of operation
of the Company, may be had application the Of
fce or any of the Agencies. All letters business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April 80, 1850. ST.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

THE following Garden
and genuine, and OF th'
It the Drug Store of
Acknowledging,
BEANs-(Dwarf,)
Early Mohawk,
&" China,
q" Yellow six weeks,
L" Valentine,
" White kidney. :
BEANs-(Pole,)
Horticultural Cranberry,
Indian Chief,
Large Lima or Butler,
BEErs-Early blood tur
[nip
Early yellow turniP,
Long Blood,
BRocoLI-Early and Late
GABBAGE-EarlyM May,
Early York,
+" Ok heart,
4" Large York.
4" Drumhead,
Late do,
&" Premium fiat Dutch,
I" Drumhead Savoy,
&c Bergen,
Red Dutch, (for picking, }
CAULIFLowER-Early s
Late
CARRor-Early Horn,
Long Orange,
Celery,
White Solid,
New Silver Giant,
CREss-Curled or Pepper
[grasS
CUcUMBER-Early Clus
Tier
Early Frame,
London Long Green,
Extra Long Green,
Gherkin, (for pickIing,)
EGG PLANT-Largc pur
[ple
CoRN-Mamnoth Sweet,
Tuskarora,
Early Philad. white,
L" Canada,
d" Ada-s',
LEruCE-Early curle
RcraI Cabbage, [sllecis
Late India,
Ice Co.'S,
Raleigh, Feb. p, 1853.
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Opened this Morning,
I HARDINGS, three dozen more of those fin.
"a french Beaver Over Coats, the style Of which
November oath, 1852.
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Office X. & q. r. R. Company,
February 18th, 1853. %9-td.
Negroes Wanted.
IHHE subscriber will pay the highest cash prices for
Il number one young Negroes.
r. d. ATKINSON
niAheio, Dec. 29th 1852. l3-u
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Just Received and for Sale,

Nay Is, 1852:
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TIHE following Garden Seeds warranted 10 be fresh
Il amp genuine and OF the crop OF 1852, NAV be found
It the Drug Store of +. F. PESCOD'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
Gclleral Nous.

CENTRAL RAILRoAD-OPEN TO DU-
BUauE IN JUNE NEXT. Last eek, our
citizens were honored by the presence
of several OF the most eminent gentle
man connected with railroads in. this
country. They were: Messrs w. P.
Burial, President d. A. Neal, Vice
President !; Morris Ke'chum and John
a,ban Sturges, Executive Committee !;
R. b. Mason, Chief Engineer and l..
NJ. Wiley, Director. These gentlemen
are of the Illinois Central. Accompany
ying them was J. B. Turner. President,
Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad.
1t affords as much pleasure to be en-
abled to say that our visitors were a
greeably impressed by the favorable sit
uation and progress Of Dubuque, and that
they departed with the determination 10
complete the road TO this point with all
possible disp Itch. II was also conclu-
ded TO be necessary that the freighI sta :
ton be increased 10 double the extent
originally contemplated. In view ofthe
business demands Of this city, and the
wants Of travelling accommodation for the
thousands who are making their way
hither IN the course of every month. the
force now on the road is TO be doubled
forthwith, and the intention is that the
connection be perfected as early as the
flfst OF June next Dubuque Tribune.
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For the Grant County Herald.
To "The Girfs.o

In your reply TO my s'reasons for 70.
Ting against Prohibiiory Liquor Law"
You assume that am the advocate oil drun-
kenness. Think with all iheacu,eness OF
vision which 'the girls. are known to
pos sess you will scarcely be able to
see anything III my reasons" that will
Justify such conclusion; you seem to
think such law, calculated to dim the
deep honest blush or health, on The drum
kard's nose" new idea | am no. pre-
pared to subscribe to it. ITO exchange
his tastered garments for comfortable
clothes" | have no doubt of it 8: par
I,icnlarly if 'ti'e girls, will engage their
pretty little fingers in making few
more than themselves need 70 bestow
upon the poor; as "the girls" used To
do. and by persuasion, and all the gentle
Influences Of the softer ser, enieayor TO
re claim him from the error of his WAYS.
Then indeed you will be acting the part
Of noble. dignifed, and truly philan.
thropic girls - and should come a.
cross some discreet temperate young
man who is seeking better haIf | will
point you ont TO him, as suitable part
ner, who will divide the soryous, aud
double the joys of life with him. But
should you neglect these duiies, and
seek to make yourself conspicuous by
getting into the political arena. / will
advise him to look ont for breakers a.
head and finally, you will find tina,
your ''dreanas" of milennial happiness.
Tin the event of the passage of The
"Maine Law" will never be realized.
| am very sorry TO see 'sthe girls,
made the dupes OF miserable deina-
gognes, or wild fanatics, who Gatter OF,
with the notion, that temperance. and
consequently, religion can be propaga-
ted, by law. Bslt all experience is a.
gainst the notion. Why is law relied OH
TO accomplish such reforms ? the folsn-
dation is rotten, and whoever Is decei-
we'd by it will have the consolation Of
those who finally land in perdilien, (i.
e. Il am not alorfe," but they will be
held In utter contempt and derision, nei-
Their Of which | trust may be the case
with s'ihe girls
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POtOsi PraRCEa of tf.e Southern
wisconsin Railroad.

We learn from an examination of the
Books Of Subscription, that the stock
subscribed by the citizens of Potosi, and
others in the vicinity of that town, is a
conditional subscription, subject to an
agreement to be made between the COM
pany and a committee appointed by the
subscribers To the stock
The company agree in case a certain
amount Of ock be subscribed to extend
their road from It's terminus OF the Mis-
sissippi, To that part OF the town Of Po-
tosi known as Lafayette ard to have
said extension completed within six
months from the completion of the main
road extending from GAINESVILLE TO the
Mississippi. No special amount has
been fixed 10 be expended upon any
fraction or portion of the road, but the
detail, Of the arrangement are TO be a.
greed upon by the company and the COLT
mi'tee acting for the Subscribers.
Practically, there can be 10 difficulty
in relation 10 the matter, as the compa-
ny will, if the arrangement be consum-
mated, as we trust il will be, be COM
PEELED To expend twice the amount Of
the stock subscribed, in the construction
Of the branch
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For the Grant ,t,unty Herald.
Madison Matters,
Madison, Oct. 26, '53.

Madison, Oct. 26, '53.
Mr.. EDiroR:
In the way Of news. there is very little
that | could write which would be Of In
teresl, but perhaps | can give you a few
Items" which may suffice as substi-
tuie.
Madison being The Capitol of the State,
1t would seem natural that it should be
general depot for news, but l must in
form you that il is literally dry Of every
such commodity, and if may Judge there
appears to be little care about any, for
Improvement and the busy occupations
OF life seem 10 reign supreme. After
an absence Of a few months was some
what surprised, on my return, to notice
the improvements and changes that had
been brought about within the past sum
mef.. The place now presents quite a
ousIness-like appearance, and is rapidly
increasing. Several commodious stores
have been erected within the past sea
son, and there is now great demand for
rooms Ter mercantile operations. Col
Falrc!lild has erected fine stone build.
Ing opposite the east corner of the Cap.
itol square /; Gov. Farwell is now con.
s'ruc'lng fine stone building opposite
the American and Washington Avenue
and the new Hotel building on the south
side :: Of the Park is rapidly gaining ii.
finish. It will undoubtedly be pleasan
lnl strangers to learn that Madison !,
destined to offer better accommodations,
IN the way of hotels, as her hotels hav,
heretofore been nuisance to The nlace
The new Hotel will be opened in De
cenber, and as it is rented TO the RICH
Kind OF man, il is generally supposee
It will be the right kind of house.
Finally, it must be acknowledged thai
Madison will be place Of Importance
and her mechanical, manufacturing ane
commercial facilities will Justify the say.
Ing. In speaking Of her commerce,
also inform you that Steam Boat. .,
light dra,ght now floats upon the wa.
ters Of Fourth Lake, Steam was pu
OH her to-day for the first time, and sh,
pionghed the waters lnajestically-there
fore, you will see Madison must be con
sidered In commercial light.
The Circuit Court, Judge Hubbell pre
siding, has been in session here Tor tw,
weeks past, aud has dispatched som,
considerable business. Judge Hubpel
looks about as usual, and one would no
suppose from bis looks that he had bee,
The subject Of the late Impeachment Case
F! The Supreme Court has adiourned
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a57We have been favored lately with
specimens Of printing done IN the Ssat,-
mel office Milwaukee, and we can as
sure persons desiring large bills, or
small bills Of surprising beauty, that no
finer work is done this side of New
York.
We are getting extrem e. j anxious to
visit Milwaukee, and so are the people
generally through this region. When
the M. < M. Railroad draws little
nearer, say to Madison or Arena, then
we will all begin TO fraternise with
Milwaukee, end visit their great print
ing Offices, large stores, mechanic shops
and manufactures. Our merchants will
go there for supplies, aud our young
men Will go there for hollyday pleasures,
and wedding parties will go to spend
their honey moons. Milwaukee onght
10 be our State Bride and all ought to be
for Il patriotic annexationsto her, for she
is the finest delighttulest city in til e
State, il not in all the west. Oh for a
speedy annexation OF the romantic banks
Of the Mississippi with the enchanting
shores Of Lake Michigan!
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having completed The unfinished business
|of last term. There appears to be geo-
|eral confidence in the prerent Supreme
Bench.
The ''Prohibitory Law find has
mafiy irinds in all parts; and il is the IL
Universal opinion that The Law will be
passed by great vote. Politics is very
still here. In fact the community seem
10 care very little about politics, for the
farmer ha> plenty OF labor TO secure an
abundant harvest, and mechanics and all
classes have plenty Of honest employ
inent.
II is expected the cars will be run
ming 10 this place BY the lst OF January.
The road Is now completed TO within
eighteen miles OF the place.
The University Of our State is in fine
operation now its winter session hav-
ing been commenced few weeks. 1t
In an Institution of fine order and good
merit, and offers fine inducements 10
young men 10 obtain thorough educa-
ton. lis faculty is abundant, being com
posed OF IA Chancellor, three Professors
and Tutor. The senior class is now
under course of instructions, aud the
State may expect to hear Of some grad
yates at the next commencement.
The Convention of Congregational and
Presbyterian Ministers adjourned on
Saturday, after short but interesting
session. Piuris nahu aao.