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Lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeable breath when using the
" Balm of Thousand Flowers" as dentri.
fee, would not only render itsweet but leave
the teeth white as alabaster 7 Many persons
do not know their breath is bad, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never mon
ton it Pour a single drop of " Balm " on your
tooth brush and wash your teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last year
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be obtain
ed by using the " Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t
will remove tan pimples and freckles from the skim
leaving it of a soft and roseate hue. Wet towel,
pour on three drops, and wash the face night
and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wot your shaving brush
in either warm cold water, pour on two or three
drops of " Balm of Thousand Fowers," rub the
board wol aud 1t Will mako beautiful soft lather,
much facilitating the operation of shaving. Price
only fifty cents. Beware Of counterfeits. None
genuine unless signed, W.. FETRIDGE & CO.,
wl3 Gm Franklin Square, New York.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THs VERMONT DIRECTORY AND COMMERCIAL
ALMANAC. No. 3. Burlington Published
by W. W. Atwater. Mr.. Atwater's Annual
has become a regular " institution" Its
growth in public favor equals only the i'm
provements in the quantity and quality of its
contents. The present number contain. a
Map Of Vermont, Almanac, Interest Table
Postage Law, List of Towns and Business
Men in each, Post-ofhces, Railroads, Courts.
Banks, valuable statistics of various kinds.
etc, 1t is convenient and Commemorative
register Of the State, very neatly printed,
and sold for a triae Its publisher informs
Us that he has travelled throughout the State
three times, gathering the information en-
bodied in his book, =, q spared no pains to
make it accurate snd complete - that he
prints an edition of $4,000 copies, and that
his Directory is rapidly superscding all
Others in the State.
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NicaragUan Affairs.

New YoRK, Nov. oath zen. Guoicuria
in to- days Herald makes further revelations
concerning Nicaraguan and Cuban matters.
Gen. Walkers first movement after the set
Element of affairs in Nicaragua was to c
upon Cuba for the purpose Of conquering and
annexing that Island to Central America and
forming Southern despotism as a counter
balance to the United States. In sending
Mr.. Guoicuris as Minister to Great Britain
Britain Gen. Walker says, " expect much
to be done in England. You can do more
than any American could possibly accomplish,
because you can make the British Cabinet
see that we are not engaged in any scheme
for annexation you can make tn IN see that
the only way to cut the expanding and ex-
pansve democra cy of the North is by pow
erful and compact Southern federation based
on military principles. Cuba must and shall
be free, but not for the Yankees"
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Sch oOls and Academies.

Tho following Catalogues have recently
,een laid upon our editorial table.
USIvIRsirY OF VERMONT, 1867, Burling-
ton, Free Press print. The summary for this
year is, Seniors 20, Juniors q, Sophomore
27, Freshmen 20, Medical Students Al (:
Whole number 1875, Several additions to the
Sophomore and Freshman classes are expect,
sd ss we learn, in the Spring, The increase
in the number of the Medical students will
be noted, 1t shows a gratifying degree Of
prosperity In that important department. of
the University.
LANoILLr CoUNrr GRAMMAR scnooL Nov
1855. Free Press print ". 2. Parmelee.
Principal, with full board ot competent
assistants. The scholars number, gentlemen
90, ladies 80, whole number $40. The school
is situated in the pleasant village Of johnson.
Mr.. Parmelee is a graduate Of the Uniyersi-
ty, and of undoubted quail fcatons us an in.
structor and guardian Of youth, and we are
glad to see his efforts aPprecia ed az evidenced
by the prosperity Of the SCHOOL The Winter
term begins Nov. p.
CHITrENDEN County INsTl1UTE Fall term
1855. Free Press print, A. 7. Deming,
Principal, assisted BY competent instructor.
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in French, music, drawing &c. Scholars
males II. females TO- Classical Department
&c, English Department l4l. We are SIN
cerely clad to see that the Essex school Is re-
ceiving so full a share of public patronage
1t is an indication that it is in good hands
Winter Term commences Nov. 20.
GREEN MOUNTAIN ACADEMY, Underhill
Centre, for the year ending Nov ~, 1880
Free Press print Mr.. j. S. Cilley, the ex-
cellent principal of years past, continues IN
charge of this school, with competent assis-
tants and of course the school maintains its
high reputation The scholars number,
gentlemen 50, ladies 6S. Total $50, CLASH
cal department IL. English department l4s.
Winter term commences Dec. LIST, 1856.
BARRE ACADEMY, for the year ending Nov
1856, Windsor, VT. Chronicle press. j. s.
spaulding, Principal; Mrs. Spaulding, Pre-
ceptress, with full board of ten assistants in
the various departments. The SCHOLARS num-
her in all 2sS males las, females l43.
Classical department, GO, English 2l9. So
large measure of success speaks well for the
character OF Tue '"s'r u'''o" ""' ''''i''
OF the school Inc Nih'cr 'of" 'onn0"'''
Nov. ~.
EnIvnrRGn REvIEw.-Leonard Scott "
CO. reprint, New York The Octo-
her number of this noted review con-
t,ins an article on the life and writings OF
the celebrated Mathematician and Natural
/ Philosopher Arugo Review of Stanley e
SINH and Palestine another and an anus
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Minister TO New Granada.

NEW York, Nov. 2l.-The Washington
correspondent of the N. Y. Herald says " the
Hon. Isaac E. Morse, formerly member OF
Congress from Louisiana and who has also
held the post of Attorney General of that
State, is expected here in day or two when
he will receive the appointment of envoy ex-
traordinary to New Granada. His duty
there will be to endeavor to effect an arrange
ment with the New Granadian Government
in reference to the claims of our citizens
against the government arising out of the
massacre at Panama in April last, and also as
to security from a repetition ofsuch outrages
A number of cabinet meetings have been
held in regard to the matter, but as yet no
definite conclusion has been arrived al"
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Delights Spanish Lustral.-

Sure to make the hair grow on bald heads; removes
the dandruf and keeps the Head cool, gives a soft
gloss to the hair prevents its falling of and arrests
its premature decay. For the toilet, 1t is highly
recommended for its fragrance. During the time
this celebrated compound has been before American
Public it has won for itself a reputation which
destines 1t to take the lead Of oil preparations for
the hair.
From Leonard etoddard, City Marshal Of Lawrence
To whom it may concern Having used Delights
spanish Lu.trsl for the Hair for several months
past, do not hesitate to say that II far exceeds
everything Of the kind have ever used. II YOU
have bald head, tryi it. If you are blessed with
good head hair, and wish 10 retain il glossy heal nv
nd nice, then use Delight'' Spanish Lu,tral-it is
just the thing to do it.
Prom Letter from Day. Mlrg.n. q the B.y Stat, NH,
Lawrence
In had but very little faith in the spaui,b Instr,
knowing that there /, go much imposition in the
shape Of " Hair Re.torative,," but | concluded to
try it. The hrst bottle caused fuzzy appearance
on my head, followed by young hair, and before
bad finished the second bottle, | had = most plen
crop, which entirely realized the wonderful yfrI
tues Of the Spanish Lusrsl. Ny residence is MOL
Bay State Corporation, LaErsnes, where l can be
seen at any time,
Prepared by j. R .WADLEIGH Druggist, No.
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mas.
20 and so cents per bottle
FRED z. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
for Vermontto whom all orders should b. addressed
Sold by A @. SPEAR and f. II. BENTON
Druggist Burlingtonvt, wis dtvom
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Fremont. the Mustang Can.

didate. - If Colonel Fremont had a many
friends as the Mustang Liniment, the opposition
could not draw a corporate guard. Mr.. Ere.
mont remarked, in his dispatches to President
Fillmore, while transporting horses and cattle
over the plains of Mexico, That # the Gov.
,'Hm'rt "o"'d ''nd on liberal supply Of Mus
tang Ln'm'n, woud save rs per rent Of his losses"
This is very important for all Farmer. and Livery.
men to know, Tho Mustang L'niment is a wonder.
full article for man and beast. It should always be
used for Sores, swclling,, Stiff Joints, Burns,
Bruises, Rheumatic Pains, dc. and for Calls,
spTain', sp,vins, Ringbone, &c. upon horse.
h'Uars Of limitations. Tho Mustang lie sold by all
respectable dealer, everywhere.
BARNES 4 PARK,
Wow Proprietors, New York
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CT uidr 10 me SICK.
The first hospital surgeons and medical pubioists
Of Europe, admit the unparalleled anti-nGammato-
ry and healing properties Of this ointment gov
crnments sanction its use in their naval aud mill
tary services and the masses in this country and
throughout the world repose the utmost confidence
in its curative properties. II penetrates the
es Of inflammation and corruption which underlie
the external evidences ofdisease, and neuriite tho
feryeements which feed and exasperate the malady.
RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, ERYSfPELA5
These are among the most terrible and agonzing
diseases Of the muscles. the Heshy fibre and tho
skin vet in their worst forms, and when seemingly
incurab,e, they invariably disapp under perse.
vering application Of this soothing, healing anti
dOte TO pain and Inflammation.
DISCHABGINg ULCERS.
A most remarkable and happy change is produc.
ed in the appearance Of malignant ulcers after few
applications Of this Ointment. The surrounding red.
ness vanishes. and granues Of healthy flesh begin
to take the place Of the discharged matter This
process goes Ices rapidly, un II tho orifce
is filled up with sound material, and tho ulcer radical.
ly cured. WORD TO MOTHERS
The young are the most frequent sufferers from
external injuries and therefore every mother should
have this healing preparation constantly at hdul.
II is absolute specific for brca,t and quick-
ly removes the encrustod which sometimes
disdgure the heads and faces Of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
This Ointment is universally used board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling feet as a cure for scor-
quito affections and the best possible remedy Tor
wounds and bruises. Large supplies oft have re-
Gently been ordered by the sultan Of Turkey for
hospital purposes
Both the Ointment and Pis sbond be used ~ the f3i-
i1r,rg c1sssf
Bunions, Burns Chapped Hands Chibains Fis-
tula, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial Erupti9ns, Piles,
rheumatism, Ringworm, salt Rheum, -oal1s, skin
Diseases, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore Breasts
Sore Heads Sore Throat, Sores Of all kinds ~prains,
s. joints, letter, Ulcers, Nenereal Sores, Wounds
Of all kinds.
- Soil at the Manufactures Of Professor HoL-
LowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 strand,
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal.
crs in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes % cents "a ceuts
and - each
n There is considerable saving By taking the
| larger sizes.
N. B.-Drections for the guidance Of patient, In
every disorder are affixed to each box vlOd& V "
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Card.--Druggists and Merchants Of er.
mont: For the convenience of Dealers and indiyd.
uals of this State, have appointed Mr.. FRED. E.
SMITH, of Montpelier, my Wholesale Agent, and
he will be at all times supplied with all sizes of my
GENUINE ELECTRIC OIL" | would urge
upon all dealers in Medicine to order from Mr.. Smith
a supply Of my oil at once, that they may be able
to answer the earliest demands. He will also fur
nish each dealer with Show Cards, Posters, and 1000
Circulars, with their name printed thereon agent
Dread the following procamation,)
A. Smith, Chemist, Philadelphia
800, PROCLAMATION. 10 the Mayor and Gill
zens Of Philadelphia and the Union
I propose to test my Electric Oil on any case Of
Rhsumqtism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Pies
Gout, Fpr and Agus, Taters, Seedlings of all kinds,
Cramps, DEAFNESS, (and other cases that have
treated successfully and to forfeit to any public
institutions the Mayor may name, 500, if my Gem
uine Electric Oil does not make an efectual cure in
each case.
DR.. j. c. Van Doren, No. ;, Fall street, Trenton,
n. j., an old and experienced gentleman, came to
my establishment on Satur lay and said he had new
failed in a single case of Rheumatism with my
Oil. He buys several dozen at time and has more
than agar past. He says" it is much in using HI,
Oh righ" find have no trouble in curing up
Piles effectually, and do not injurious mcdi-
cines.
My pure " Electric Oil " is enough. Be careful
of the counterfeit, young scamps who use my GER
tifcates to cell and deceive the people. Only me
Depot, that is n. E. cornerWALNUI and EIGHTH
Street. Philadelphia. All my bottles must have my
name In the glass. All the Cures advertised in this
paper year or two past were made by my OIL
Come and see the certificates of 500 citizens.
A. E. SMITH, Chemist
Prices, rs cts, so cts. and 81 per Bottle. NIB.
The largest bottles are ten times the cheapest.
Fred. E. Smith, Druggist Montpelier, sole Whole
sale and Retail Agent for Vermont Sold by all
dealers in Medicine.
Oct, 9ddW3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is Various Ills Flesh is Heir

to-" Among these, We cite rheumatism, neuralgia
cholera morbus, dysentery, toothache, headache'
aguc, cramps, piles, lumbago, wounds, cuts, burns,
bruises, pains in the side, back limbs, TO-, &c.
All of these ills and aches" yield at once to tho
magical influence of Dyer's Healing Embrocation,
medicine always successful in the cure of these
complaints, and may always be relied upon.
The ~. Plus Ultra" of all pain-destroyers is
Dyers Healing Embrocation. This medicine has
received indisputablo proofs of its value, from
sources worthy of reliability and confidence form
ing an array of facts unparalleled in the history of
any other preparation 1t is worthy Of the most
perfect confidence, performing as it does most as
tonishng cures and giving fresh evidence daily. of
its disease.conquering power. wl7ml
Sold in Burlington by E. d. Benton.
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Celia j. Wells Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,l TIVE hon. THE
DIST. or CHrTEvDES, SIS. Probate Court for
the District Of Chtenden. To all persons interested
in tho estate of Celia J. Wells, of Huntington,
in .,il District minor GREETING.
Whereas, Alvnh c. Ring, guardian of the said
MINOR hath made ami lea ton to the said Court in
writing. setting forth that his said ward is SEIZED
in her own right, ofcertaiu real estate in Hunting
ton afornsail. to wit an interest. heir, in the
estate Of Hiram r. Wells late Of Huntington afore-
said d"rcn sod, being all the residue Of said real es
tate. the Uomos'c and Dover having been set TO
the willow of said deceased, that it would conduce
70 the hest interest Of said ward to have her said
interest in said real estate sold together with the
rcver-ion Of the widows dover and the proceeds Of
said sale put at interest and PRAYING said Court to
grant him license and authority TO sell the same NJ
public auction private sale, the statute in such
case provides
And the said Court having assigned the 9Th
day e Dec. 4. D. 1856, At the Probate Court Rooms
in Burington in said District at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for hearing in the premises and ordered that
an persons concerned be notified thereof by publish
ing the substance Of said spp'icaion together with
th, order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burling-
ton Free Press, a newspaper printed in Burlington
aforesaid. previous to said day set for hearing.
Therefore. YOU are herehv notified to appear at
the time and place aforesaid and show cause if any
YOU have. why said license should not be granted
Given under my hand at Burlington aforesaid
this 18th day Of November. A. D. 1856
WI 3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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The Delegate from Kansas.

New YORK, Nov. 24.-The Washington
correspondent of the Herald under date of
the 23d says Gen. Whitfield is expected here
in few days. He will on the first day Of
the session present his credentials as dele
gate from the Territory of Kansas and de-
mand a seat on the floor of the House. The
republicans understand will object. This
will bring the matter to direct vote. If the
democrats have all their strength here,
Whitfield will Undoubtedly obtain his seat.
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EnOch TrIss'h Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. }UnE HONORABLE
DIsr Of CurrTssnrv. SIS ( ] the probate Court
for the District of Chitonden To nh persons in
torcsod in the estate Of Enoch irish, late Of Shell
buroo. in said District, deceased, GREPrrMG.
Whereas said Court hath ASSIGNED tho goth day
of Drcomhrr next for the settlement of the admin
i-'r1tiou account George c. Steele, Fxecntor Of
tho last will and Testament If the ceased and
dcrci that ruhic notice thereof be given 10 all ror-
SONS interested in said estate, nv publishing this
order three weeks successivev previous to the day
ossirncd, in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
Burlington. in said District.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified to appear AT
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, the dav
assigned then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account. If Won see cause.
Given under my hand, this 2oth day OF Novem-
Der 4. d. 1856.
w22 3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Davis, Pain KilIer.-BRooKLYs

Conn, June Is, ls54,--FRILsp DAVIS Although
stranger to you, take the liberty of saying few
words in favor of your invaluable medicine. have
used your Pain Killer for numher Of years, and
for bowel complaint and burns, and in fact for pains
Of all kinds. think it pre-eminent, ! have had
several attacks of Dysentery, very violent about
four years ago. was attacked at three O'Clock in
the morning, and at sunrise, was not able to get
of ma bed, l sent and got twenty-five cent bottle
Of your Pain Killer, which commenced taking, &C.
cording to directions, and at six O'Clock, in the
evening, my bowels were regular. and was up and
moving about, although somewhat weak would
recommend to all similarly afflicted to avail them.
selves Of your invaluable medicine
am sir, yours respectfully,
ELMER WILLIAMS.
Sold by A. C. SPEAR, Burlington, L . L. DU1cnIR
d sos, st. Adams, and by Medicine Dealers gene.
rally n20w4 dlawlw
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HOllOWay's Pill. have hsAn placed

by the common consent Of mankind, at the head OF
Internal remedies To say that 10 warm climate.
they save thou and. upon thousands Of persons an.
nuallJ from falling sacrifice to dy,pep.a, dy.ep.
'eTy' aiarfhoea ,con'tPation, liver complaint, gem
era' debility romttout fever, etc, is simply to re-
late fact attesied by clouds Of witnesses. No
sufferer from soorbutic affections has ever ailed TO
eHrerion'o relief from them, and they are guarsp.
teed to cure chronic disease, Of the internal
which have previously bsaled the skill Of the mo,,
sss'sssful practitioner
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Great Fires.

BANGOR, Nov 2lst.-A block of mills in
Oldtown, containing eight single saws and
four gang saws, and other small machinery,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night
city. Loss about $4,000, insured $40, 900
in Boston Offices.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2lst.-The block of ware
houses on the Levee known as the city build
ings, consisting Of 10 stores. was burnt last
night. There were on the premises about
40 tenants, including some of our heaviest
firms. The loss is estimated at half mil
lion of dollars. Insurance unknown
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hos"@ Gathering IF the Peopl, at BDhrsto-.-
FREMONT 4 BUCHANAN both defeated bv the
superior Geueral'hip Of TURK, No Pank Block,
who has had the pleasure Of furnishing almost
everybody in this part Of the country with
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and to procur,
all that s desirable to make a maj look WE'LL feel
we'll and act WE'LL is to call at Turks Clothing En-
porium where the motto IL. CLOTHING CHEAP,
not chop Clothing. In hasts B. TURK.
Burlington, Sept. 8, 1855. dkvtf
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New Books and New Goods

AT THE CHURCH STREET BOOK STORE.
smzl and la Plata. The Personal Record Of
- CTuize. By q. s. Stewart, A. ", L. :. n.
Political rs.ays," Ey Parke Goodwin.
" California IL Doors and CUT" OF, How We
firn, Mine d Live generally, in tho Gold state
BY Elizabeth Ta,uham.
Als', tine assort-out # Porto Mauuaios
Purses, lncs, frusfcs, etc, ct'. lr-t f.c Used ~
ootjlddw +, A, FULLER.
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THE SABBATH.
Religious intelligence.

Mr.. S F. Brown has been ordained over
the b pti,t Church at Bellows Falls,
At Albany, y. Y, after fifteen evenings Of
trial and dehlto Brother Br,uk' was found
guilty Of shouting so loud dining service as
to attract attention and excite ridicole. aud
was duly sentenced to expulsion, bat the
pastor. Rev. Nr Brown. to- !, the RESPONSE.
bility of suspcullng the sentence during the
good behavior of brother BRONX. The uiiand-
ing brother confessed to tie shouting, but
maintained that under the cXcitemcnts of
worship he could not restrain his feelings.
Mr.. Bronx is an excellent and exemplary
Methodist and he makes appeal from the
decision of his church to tho Troy Conference.
The increase of Protestant m in Europe
alarms the Catholic hierarchy, aud they have
determined upon a new effort to shut its in
auence from the church hy violent means.
An edict has been issued from the Office at
Rome for the revival of the IagniNton. The
document. which is signed Airalii, grand in
quisitor, CRATES harshly on the ear of this
nineteenth century. 1t declares anew the
power OF that fearful tribunal to torture the
body for the health of the SOUL and calls upon
all the faithful to act as spies in their own
households and deliver up to the church for
correction the dearest relatives who have be-
come contaminated with heresy. The Lon
don Times asks:
"Was Thomas Airaldi born three hundred years
ago, and has be slept the sleep OF ourjahad
Rip Van Wrinkle, and awoke into the nineteenth
century with the ideas and prcjudices Of the six
teenth We cannot tell ; but some supposition at
least as s1trnord nary this is needed to explain
the existence at the present time of 80 singular and
monstro1s a phenomenon
Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon, the popular London
preacher, who is expected soon to visit this
country, it is said is a regular revivalist,
after the pattern Of some that aourished in
this country 2j years ago. The following
ore given specimens or MS language III
recent sermon at Chcltenham
tiyre may be holy devils seven or
eigh NlsI before there Unitlrian Christians"
q" There is not a sheet 81 brown paper between
Unitarian and iufdel - " some lcope make
fools of themselves in the pulpit " " Some Of my
brother ministers don't entertain an nGnit sinai
say INV lie is short Come. IN stuck IL on n
save all God likes to up all the s'"all pieces Of
candles" " Little fifth woull lie drowned in
acart-rut sner heavy dew. D." '' Faith milk full
assurance !. cream IL the milk st nd long enough
viii come. or II must be- s.uc Of the London
mixture" " Prayer ard faith arc Ike the 81
amese twin, when ons il i'll, the other is ILL.,"
Alters time Of general religion. 3erlcnsion,
indications are plain If the outpourinG Of
Gods spirit in various eocti.rsorthe country.
In Paoli. Geo, Cincinnati.aoI iva the congrc.