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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

ty to their happy homes, proud of themselves,
and proud of their beloved leader. Immcdi-
atey after his return, Fremont proceeded TO
Washington, to submit his report and TO pre-
pane it for publication. When the war broke
out between the United States and Mexico, it
found him again on the shores of the Pacific.
He had entrusted the oversight OF the publica-
tion of his great report to other hands, and
sought again the country Of his many labors,
for the purpose of exploring the western slope
OF the mountains which lie between the Sacra-
mento valley and the Pacific. The limits of
this article will not admit of even condensed
account of his services during the war. Suf-
fec it to say, they were out i'll rewarded
''IIe had been explorer, conqueror, peacema-
ker, governor in California; and, the victim
of quarrel between two commanders, like
Columbus, he was brought home prisoner"
Being condemned by court-martial, he re-
fused Indignantly proffered pardon, and de-
termined to continue his explorations with his
own resources, and as private individual.-
He set ont to seek a favorable road to San
Francisco. Oyertaken by terrible snow-storms
among the mountains, he lost all his mules,
in the most destitute and suffering condition.
Still he did not despair. The assistance of
the honest frontiers-mcn, enabled him to pur-
sue his journey, and after surmounting every
difficulty, he again arrived in the valley of the
Sacramento. He now, for the first time in his
life, began to look well to his own interest
and in a few years he has amasScd great wealth.
He did not, however, devote himself wholly
to gain, but found time to render valuable aid
in organization of the young noble Pacific
State, which evinced her gratitude and her
confidence by appointing him one of her first
two Senators to the Congress of our country.
I'VE will merely add to the foregoing sketch
that a short term of two years fell TO his lot,
and, owing to the delay in the admission of
the State, he sat in the Senate only one short
session. On the expiration of his term the
political control of the State had passed into
new hands, of which a striking proof was Civ
en- in the choice of John B. Weller, decided
Mr.. Fremont now devoted himself to devel-
oping the resources of his California estate,
which had been discovered to be rich in gold !;
but, in addition TO the loss Of his commission,
as the only reward he had realized for his SER
vices in California, he now found himself
greatly annoyed by claims against him for sup
plies which, during his campaign inCalifornia,
had been furnished to the United States on
his private credit. During visit to London
he was arrested on one of these claims, and it
was only after great delay that the Govern
ment Of the United States was finally induced
to relieve him from further annoyance by the
payment of these debts. In maintaining his
right to the Mariposa property, he was also O.
bliged to encounter many on the part of the
Government which resisted his claim, but f.
nally, by repeated dec ons of the Supreme
Court of the United States he triumphed over
all Of them.1
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

A lad, IL years old, with an old rusty sword
il his hand, drove burglar out of a house in
New Castle, Lawrence county, a few days ago.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

1t is stated that John Van Buren, is about to
Calhoun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
TTHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Il Of the AGE,

MI KENNEDY Rorbuy has discovered IN one q our e9T
mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVEki NM p o.
he has eleven hundred sa'es and never 10 s
except In two cases both hundsi IL ~. s ys ~ vhi
To bottles are warranted nursing mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst hind OF Pimps' on
'ns soe ,hss hottie, will clesr the system of bles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst esher IN 10
Three 70 Eve bottles ere warranted the worst es'e Of
sysPela: ho,,,.. Ar. warranted to cure a. humor in the
Two bottles are warranted to running Of the ear and
Som sI bottles sre corrupt and running
ULCERS Gers ~ NJ. vii, cure scaly eruption. Of the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the worst case o.
& three bottles are warranted the most desperate
T 70 Sonr bottles are warranted salt rheun
t 20 .sbt bottles will eure the Of scroula
hensst I. always experienced from the hs bottle and
perfect cure =. rTobs to those wb6 have tined
Al. The wonderful medicines Of the day a, thar common go
@ Suuor in he system; yet 6Ied fact If You have
humor has TO start There are no rs 20, SaS over
thousand bottles of in the vicinity o. ncs. ~ IN.
eets Of ii every CASE N es gave to children
wear cid old people Of sixty have seen tored 70
Ioolins children whose flesh soit and hsRoS -
psrfeet state OF health by one bottle - .,.,. ,,i
To ,hose who are subject a k headache one eote ui
soms So have tlen have been for and have
been regulated by Where the body IS sound ~ $3.50, 81
ha
nature very Singular feelings but you mus 20. 90
alarmed they always disappear in from iouI aays 70
There from III the contrary Nneh 'A
feeling gone you will feel yourself Ike new pti.OH
heard OF the exrsvsssnt eneoInums OF u '"S' e
IAN listened 10. =. .oov,.,.,
Roxtury Mass. Prce 81. ,,..-n T.
No 81 Barclayst CHARLES II. RING, No 49, BTosaTs
A n A ID. SANDS, No l4l Wlam-si-, MARSH, Oh ' - -
70 No $50 Greenwich-st.; sCHIEFFELIN, BROS 20
No no Wilham.sL BOYD PAUL, Chamber ST WELLS
!. - No MS Frau kln-st ;McKISsON ROBBINS Co No.
S4s M.;Ssp.lsne, HAvILAND HARRAL RISkEY; wa
ren.st WARD, CLOSE CO, Msaenanei Mrs hA s.,
.h,nushout the rliCp
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s,ed maintains the sodty Of the mass even when the
alum is in as great proportion as sixty, or even
eighty, per cen, Of the whole composition Simple as
this improvement may appear, experiments have
proved its complete efficacy, and thus the last remain
ing obstacle to the production Of toerably perfect
case for the depos. Of vauebes has been quietly re
moved The manufacture of safes on this plan has
been commenced, the carbonate of lime being en-
poyed in the form Of pulverzed chalk, and the whole
expense but little greater than that OF those before
in use. crystalline material may yet be found con.
tanning more water than alum until then We may
look for little further improvement except m the de-
tails of construction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
ESCAPE OF MCREA-HIS ARRIVAL At
DETROIT.

Cole McCrea, whose escape from Kansas jail has
been subject Of recent congratulaton among oil the
friends Of Freedom is in Detroit, where he has been
telling the story of his wrongs by invitation of num-
Der of the prominent citizens of that city. The De-
trot Adrert,ser says:
.sHopeless of obtaining Justice at the hands Of
Court which had already openly deed the law for the
purpose Of ensuring his conviction, Mr.. hcCrea ef-
fected his escape intending TO join his feowcitizens
in Lawrence to aid them in the struggle which seemed
impending and then at proper time, TO surrender
himself for trial. But conscious that his safety de-
pended upon bis absence from the Territory his
friends advised him 10 abandon his magnanimous In
tenton for the present. and TO claim an asylum where
the behests Of law paramount TO the rufaniam OF
the mob and personal rights not adjudcated upon
by drunken DULLES. He has arrived in Detroit, on bis
way 10 seek his scattered family and at the request Of
his friends here will tonight give narrative OF tho
simple facts which have led 10 his PUNISHMENT from
once peaceful home.
"Let il be recollected that the circumstance at
tending Mr.. hcCreas escape precuded bis providing
himself even with necessary raiment. lie was Obliged
to rely upon the kindness Of his countrymen Tor the
means Of travel and subsistence and suffered the want
Of clothing and food, before reaching point where he
dared AJAX for aid. He Is stll but meagery provided,
and the avas Of the lecture tonight will accrue TO his
benefit He desires first to reach his family and then,
Providence favorng, be will carry the tidngs o. his
mission to the East, and there endeavor to obtain
succor of men and arms for the noble men who are
doing the battle of Freedom in Kansas. IL 10 Mr..
McCreas belief that the danger to the cause y SIN
imminent and he desires, speedily az possible, 10
put the ball In motion that shall decide the question OF
Liberty or Slavery for the people Of that Territory
Let not his appeal be made in vain."
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feaal Notifes.
IN THE NATTER Of the SALE Of the RIAL

Il EsTATE Of HERMAN KATTESHORN eoeseed FOR the
payment Of bis debts EXECUTORS sALE-IB pursuaBce
u al order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of New dated
October L. 1855 and TO John A. Aiu-
and John Fnck executors Of the last Will and testament OF
Herman kaenhorn, dscessed will sell pablo auction al
the Merchants Exchange in the City Of New the 9TH
OF February neIt ocook the following described
divided onehs part OF all those certain lots pieces parcels
o. land situate lying and being In the Twelfth Ward Of the
City Of Known and distinguished certain map
entitled Map Of the Harlaem Common made BY charles
Clinton City Surveyor dated December 1894 and now on he
in the Gce II Register Of the City and County Of
lots numbered On and ~ 9 nine and ol ten and
alec desgnaed map Of said commons, computed by
Bridges City Surveyor January 1895 which last mentioned
h il the possession Of Isaac Adranee esquire ois Ha
bered ny one ~ two, eel one hundred and eighty nine lo
hundred and tsl (loD t1 two hundred sad
te hundred and eight and 7 two hundred and
which said ots IRE situate and lying between the ID and
days between nth and 8oh 18th and 6O sts and which
collectively described follows yiz COMMENCING a. the
nohweerly Of the 2dsv and Tsht running thence
westerly along the northery side Of 20 the division line
between and Harlem ConmOns thence running
pohey said division line TO the ouhery side OF 8h
thence running essery along the souhey side OF 0thst 70
the corner Of said lot, number @ nine said
thence running southery along the east
ery side OF said number g nine the center line Of the
bock between 18th and Goth thence running easiery along
about Eve feet 20 the OrthvesterY
LOT number ~ three said thence running southefy
rrht angles with said line about twenty-five feet 20
estery Of sad lot number ~ two on said
mars thence rupning esseTy along the noheh side OF said
lot number ~ the westerly side of the av thence
running souhey along the westerly sde q the da 20 the
place Of beginning Terms cash JON: A. ALLLst
NewYork Jan g. is6. JOHN p. EISCh,
Ja10 IAw6wTh Executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK 20 KOCHESTER--The ROCHESTER, and
GENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD lie now open and, in ssn.
necton with the Buffalo Corning EewYsrk NewYork
and Erie Railroads, forms direct from SewYork 70
Rochester
The dretness Of this route together with the superior
Afforded by the wide renders by far the desr
able between the above named cities.
Tckes be procured the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Ooe foot Of Duanest and No 5 Broadway also in
Jersey City.
Bssgsge checked through
Freghs will be transported between New YoTk and Roch
with dist ah Any information desired in regard thereto
obtained BY calling the General Freight Agent Of
the New.Yofk and Ere Railroad Erie Buildings, c. s..
TAPPAk, Express Freight Agent, No. 1893 Broadway
No trains Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad
Sunday. j. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western and South States by
tinuous Railway The Road so Pittsburgh
with daily line Of Steamers all ports the Western Ryers
Cleveland and Ssndusky with TO all ports
the Northwestern Lakes making the direct cheapest and
reliable route by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 aud
from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods Tin on oa, ,no ~
bOxes) Furs, Feathers, Sc...............) ~" ~ NV "
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dy)
Goods, lin bales) Hardware, Leather 76c per 100 ID
Wool &c
THIRD CLAss-Anvils Baeeng, Bacon and e,c ma, ira NJ
Pork, lin bulk } Hemp, &C.. ............ W. f " "
FOURTH CLLss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and IN. nv ,oo n,
Pork, (pac1ed,) Lard and Lard Oh....... Nv" P7i " "
In shipping Goods from point east OF Philadelphia be par.
tcusr TO mark the package via Pennsylvunis Railroad All
Goods consigned the Agents this Road at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGEsTS-Hsrrs ,Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn /;
r. T. Sass Co. St. Louis g. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind; Dumesni Bell Murdock and Carter Jewet Louis
Vile XVI b. c. Meldrum Madison, Ind Spgman Brown,
ard Irwin Co.. Cincinna ~ w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Leech Co., No. KIby Boston Leech Co.. No.
2Astor House New York No Wiismst and No Battery
place, NewYork; E. j. sneeder, Phladelphis; Nagraw
koons Baltimore; Geo c. Frsnciscus, Pittsburgh
For further particulars or bills Of lsding, apply 10
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co.,
No. Astor House, New. York.
II. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. }. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
THE ICAPIANS AT NAUVOO.

Nauyoo a pretty village In the State Of Illinois
handsomely situated on the Mississippi at the head OF
the rst Rapids in that ver laid out By the hof-
mons who settled there under the lead Of Joe smith,
the Prophet, about the year 1870. Under smith
Eauyoo attained population of some 1900 or $4,000,
Int aft er the Mormon war; in which these people were
driven out Of Illinois, the town went down. the houses
were left standing but tenantess. In the year 1919
an association Of French Socialists, headed by ID.
Cnbet. and doubtless attracted by the cheapness OF
nronerty there, established themselves at Nauyoo.
This society known by the name Of the Icsrans num-
bered when they arrived $50 souls they numbered on
the LIST of July last 526 souls. The system that pre-
walls at Nauvoo among the lcansns ID that oi N9m-
munsm. The individuality of the man "a merged IN
the general community, and one famiy tAkos tne
place of many. The children are the children Of the
association; they all taught in the same school and
the sane studies Every thing is held in common ex
cent wives the free-love abomination " unknown
among the Icaans. This society has had to contend
against many difficulties, the chief Of which was
want Of funds. The society was poor, but the people
are very INDUSTRIOUS and the possession OF this qusy
will in time make them rich. Although the gam looks
small the population has nearly doubled In ak years.
In the Fix years the receipts into the treasury nave
been 1872 1872 francs against disbursement OF 1919
francs By taking four hundred as the average num-
bef Of perons for the x years. the cash expenditure
has besn only about thirteen dollars for each person
per wear The difference between this sum ana wnst
II cost 10 support them was furnished by the abor Oh
tbe peope beside the mills, factores, and other I'M
nrovemen,s which they have made. In few years
tLe,e peoIe will not only manufacture enough to sup
DIV their own wants, but have surplus for eale'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
Ale0ifal.
COMPOUND ESSENCE of CHINA ROOT

COMPOUND ESSENCE Of CHINA ROOT.-
~ In order that the people may live and enjoy health 1t
they should become acquainted with this excel
lent pspAraon manufactured expressly by the proprietor
DR. T. MORRILL,, No. % Howsrd-st, Boston, Mass THIS
Medcine NAV be with advantage in all complaints but
those which may be most successfully used are
the following; ~,
Bronchitis Weakness Asthma, Pains in the Head, Nesrd
gia Spinal Complaints Tic Dooreux, Rheumatism, Chronic
Inflammation, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Scieca spermaton
hea Hernia Diseased Heart Coughs Colds Consumtion
General Debility, Aversion TO Society Monomans Hypochoo
dris Impotency, General Decay, 0leet, Syphilis &c 800
The arrived when the nosrums which have miner
10 the only safe and certain remedy
for these dease Who nger from day to day IN wretch
ednees misery for want Of proper remedies no arc
being daily 10 their in consequence OF
ricious disposonf How families have been ie 70
mourn avarcious parent who rather than part win
few dollars would permit his child 20 be hurried into the arms
Of that grim monster-DeathT - ,,r,
The opportunity for health s now proptous Dr. NorfIl
sstnres he ath 10 all bis invaluable remedies
The COMPOUND ESSENCE OF CHINA ROOT b recon-
ended A. cure all of Supermaorrhes, OF semi
Ia Emissions and any person in the city or country by send
Inc the money by letter have the Medicine sent to him by
express 10 any part Of the world . $1,000.
CAurIoy-A my bottles are labeled and bear my hsnature'
"F MORRILL,, M. D. 10 counterfeit which is forgery:
Price Sc and u per bottle in vanous Sizes The largest
sized bottles are the cheapest.
This Medicine Vegetable and may be taken BY the smh,'
child with perfect Persons wishing for II must sena 70
,be Office az il be obtained at any other place
The Doctor paoteed Medicine for the last seventeen
wears and consulted all diseases that beSn neh 70
Se"''' INV w. y MORRILL,, No 3 Howard.st.,
Opposite Howard Athenaum)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Phl@delyhia for Pittsburgh a. S m and
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh II and Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at IL THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
Philadelphia Pittsburgh IL and Pittsburgh for Phil
sdelphis al 10 p.
The Pittsburgh with the railroads
and from ST. Louis Mo Alton Gsens and Chicago Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Terie Hauts Msdi'
son. La Fayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beeontane Ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland CO.
lubus Zanesve Masson and Wooster, Ohio also with the
Steam Packet boats from and 70 New Orleans St Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
further particulars hand bills In the hotels Of this city
Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions aud
Portable route between the East and West.
Through tickets be had at either of the ovementoned
places in the West, or of
r. b. DEAN Agent, New.Jersey Railroad Co, foot Of
Courtlandtst, NewY York.
No. 2 Astor House, NewYork.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, 18th and Hsrket-stsL
Eew-York, April 10. 1855. hiadepma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONTNG

Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-bEDFohD,
and route without delay change Of
baggate carrying the Eastern Mail - - g..
The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joe Stone,
and COMMODORE, Capt X Pendston, in connection with
The Sonngton and Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads leaving NewYOk daily Sundays excepted from pier
No an r., first wharf above Battery psce at p m ana
Bloomington at $3.50 arrival OF the Mall tram "hen
leaves Boston at $3.50 2. . - y,,
The COMMODORE, from NewYork-MOndsy, Wednes
day and Friday From extraordinarily, Thursday eno
SATURDAY. .... y, r...S.u rh,,.
a,v and Saturday From Sonington-Monday, wednesday
and Friday. -, .,,...,- "a,
Passengers on arrival Stonington proceed Immediately Per
Railroad Providence Boston Taunton and New Bedford 10
e Express Mail train reaching said places several hour IN al
vance al those BY other routes and in ample time for all the
ssy Morning Lines connecting North and East PASSENGERS
Who prefer IL remain board the steamer enjoying nights
nest unsuIbed breakasng desired and leave Sonnston
train Tor Boston, Taunton and New Bedford 50
BSsesse Master accompanies the and Train through
eeeh way. - -. r,,.-. l..
Through tickets Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays tor
Nantucket Holiness Hole and WOODS hole VIA
eonpecting with the steamer Eagle Wing . ,
FoS berhs saterooms or freight application may
tery.place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN ard after MONDAY 81, l6S5 until further note
Passenger Trains VIII lesve Pier foot Of DusDes follows
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ct for Buffalo direct without
change of Al Horneisve this
with train for Dunkrk and all stations tbe Western
Division.
MAIL at sl5 m for Dunirh ard Buffalo aud inferno
date stations Passengers by this train VIII remain over nxt
o. Owego and proceed the next morning
NV ME%BUR0H EMPRESS at4p M, for ssvbursh direct
RoCKLAkD PASSENGER at p. IN via saferns for
PiermOnt and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4 ?. H., for otisvle and interme
date stsibss
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5 P. m for Dunkrk and BuHaIs.
EMIGRANT at m. for Dunknk and Buffalo and inter.
mediate stations
On SUNDAY only one Express Train at .. m
There Express Trains Elmrs with the Eirs and
Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls Buffalo
kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo, Detroit Chicago &c.
D. {. McCALLUM, General Superintendent
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NH Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOWS, hAroAs soo
AL points West and South obtain Through Ihes
and ell information concerning routes fare &c se 1
NEWBORN ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or kEW-A y ~ ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application a. she Company VI
JOIN r PORTER, GcnerSl Agent.
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from srofus Cutaneous Eruptive Diseases should al
once resort valuable medicine which VAL sPeedy re-
eye the worst symptoms OF these distressing Complaints apd
in bref period complete radical Prepared ana or sale
nv A b & ID. SANDS, Druggists, No. leo Futon'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
IyOR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN AND

IL AMBOY RAlLR0AD-From Pier No. ! N n 1901 OF
Camden and Amboy railroad Lanes LOT
Pkisdelpha will leave as follows: - -. =,
MORNING LINE-At o'clock m daily (sundays e1cepteoI
nv The steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John Simpson, for
South AmbOy thence by and steamboats, to fhhadeiPa
Fare BY this Line, 81 2. IL &c.
AyTSRyooS ExPREss LINE-At O'Clock M daily lSun.
ays e.c.ted hy the JOHN POTTER stopping 81
Hghsown BoTdenOwD and Burlington aTriSlne
at Philadelphia about 81 I. Fare by Express Lihe %
49, on board-Dinner 75c Breakfast and Supper Soc
ResTn passengers viii leave Philadelphia At ga M ana a.
Way accommodation and Emipan Line al pm ~
Fuisrant Line at p. IN. Fare, 81 10 ~
Fty pounds of baggage only allowed each passenger Psen
rr are prohibited from taking anything baggage but theif
eeIrs apparel All baggage fifty pounds to be paid foi
extra I6e Company limit their responsibility for baggage 70
one dollar per pound and will be liable for any amount DC
,ond 100 except by special contract L. BLISS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

Acknowledging the last year the venerable
Father streeter pastor Of the First Universast 10
ciety in Boston, united 1876 couples IN marriage, and
during the period that he has served pastor Of the
came Society, he has solemnied the marriage ceremony
for $3.50 couples.