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~ on the sornsr Of 7th and Morgan streeu,
ssavloss.--SsbbAih ~ IoA .. m, and at 7p. n.
| Sabbath School ~ . p. m.
tas,.eisi Nv ssd. 4 ]. 1; .fht. r......
ksssdsncson Or rlesns-st,, bet. 1ltA aad 18th.
| Ksokuk, Jan. .2D-diy
a. ~. ~ ONSON. RI. =.
I FFlCkin Burrows Block, Aain-st. Inquirs
~ = thsCity Drag Store VI Janss Rsynoids.
Asier to y. W. kilboGrns and Dr.. y. y, Sanford.
.no. :. r4s., s.D. .Tc1srr11... - ,,
DSs. Pa9s = Carpenter,
lAHlNe sssDstatsd ths msslvss in the practice
IL " their profession In Its various branches,
can b. found ~ their once, east side VI I'd street.
sstween Main and johnson, ncxt door to Apder-
ssAs Hank. Rsst1ssss of the fss N q % 3na ssssst
between JOHNSON and dExchangsj Of the lAassf, 81
the olhse. ffsh5-d
00eeoFs AeGagln ADA LetcAeY
Lave Assoeiatsd thsmsslvss In the prastiss ei
i Medicine. Win soatlnue 70 attend in sensul
sson 10 al sass, and " any required distance Ow.
large iiSarry Of tho best medical works sxtant
tasy are prepared 70 rscsvs and isstrsss aasssss
Of pupils.
oAss in the "Pos. buildiss, /" "a story, on ID It.
bstvssn Main sns Johsssa.
0oessltAtion hours between II o'clock, A. n, sad
IN japs'S7d
.. v.sArsoap, ND. soas =. DosD, =. ..
NOTICE.
HRS. SANFORD BOND Aave this lay fosmsA .
- 60 partnership In the practice VI Medicine and
Surgery and their services to the ctisens Of
Keoksk and the suroundipr country.
Once ~ Main st., optosit te the Lss,eAe House.
Dec. 3. 1885.
Dr. sAnrosD takes this oceasio, 10 express his
graut.ds to The citisens Of .hs city, Isws NILSSON
n and Illinois for their liberal patronage hereto
fore extended t. him, and 70 cordially recommend
hs assoeiste, Dr. bosD 10 them In ali eases uir
Ing The services Of Physician OF Surgeon
~. 4. COCa1R IN u. -.
{ lFSkks Ais services 70 the citisens Of ksokuk
~ aaa vicinity In the Practice Of Medicine, Sur
gery and OSNtricks
omes, 1of~ths present, with DR. Geo. B. Parker
a. u p..san r.
IN u....n = n
o.,Il.ls
~-S-'.-1,..s-N.~ - -
=. .. .. y.
n kokUk Lodge No IL, /. 0. o. r.,
1Amee1 every Monday night at d
clocs, ~ odd Fellow Hall, corner
fseaeehesuck Lodge, No. -, O. 0. 7. meets sv-
sfy friday night 81 o'clock, at Odd Fellow Hall.
p
srst and third Thursdays Of every month, ct D
ssioek ?. -, at ODD feiiowa Hall.
All brethren IN good standing invited to attend
.yS1iy
4. q. - 4s.T.
kANNhn Lodge no. 70, 1. u Of0 T., nssts -
~ every Friday Evening, at Temperance
Mall, - Main street, At ~ o'clock. All
nsmbsSs OF the order In good standing, are
Invited TO attend.
ay3e-dly
NAlNElAW LODG r. Ne. so. 4. q. CT.
Meets svery Tuesl.y eysninr :, T.srrr..cr
Hall, on Ain street, between s,h and yth. Men
Der. in eood standing are invited 70 attend
wv Bn.or W.C.T.
WI Dur.ro.n " g. a..xs.
pcu,rvcr - y. nsCE,
a N.;., .nes 70 Ainosfss nock' On
s.s Ana 'a' AsokaA' Iowa.
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A CARD.
YINHk undefsisued A., fovun = u
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At No. ~ will always be found good stock and
the newest styles, aud my friends and dealers in
| my line, will offer great inducements. On hand
md for sale lew, s the large, and best assortment
Of spring and summer goods offered in this city
I No. 50 Main-st. hcoku Iowa.
nch iydtf NJ, Ii. RUNNER.
Post and Iimps eony
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SHIRTS MADE rO ORDER.

SHIRTS MAOE TO OK DEM.
Mrs. r. G. DEMAN, Of New York, the or gins
WI tor Of the system Of making shirts TO eAsure,
who for hfsesn years has done business for the
Broadway trade, (formcr.y No. 1 Astor House, has
opened rooms door west Of the Postotfce, on
johnson street, up stairs. She 10 prepared 10 exc
cute, with promptness and dispatch, orders for
Shirts, Collars, Robe dc Chambers, Ladies' and
Childreps Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials will be
hsnorably dealt with.
Ladies Basquss cut and bssted in = superior
manner fret rate Miiliner, particularly In all
braid work, bleaching, ETC., in attendance.
N.n. To Gentlcmen: Mrs. b. having been COM
peiled to make Laundry arrangements for her own
business, she Is able to take the washing Of num-
bsr Of gentlemen. All Eoods sent for. and the me-
ee.sary repairing such buttons, strings done.
Office ~ above. tfebl0-d
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Late Of HarYodsb1rgA, xy.)
nankt.g Houss
HATU1l = TM0MPsON,
DAkTICuLAk sttention paid TO collections, and
l remittances made 1T caYrent rates.
All business appertaining to Bankiag promptly
attended to.
Rxehangs on England, Ireland, and the Cont
asnt. D. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
REvERExcxs:
J. n. Morrison, CaShrsr Manhattan Co., N. r.;
Chss. b. Foote, Cash r Commercial Bank, Cin
Kinney, Espy 4 Co., Cincinnati;
Il. Bullsn, ,Cash'r Bank Kentucky ,LouisviIlei
Curtis i Warren,
Nor.hers Bank Of K.n,a ~ .1ington;
Tayles, Shelby Co.,
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, frankfort;
Commercial Bsskof Kentucky,
Darby b Bark ksdAle, 81. Louis
PittmAn D Bre.hef,
r.. i. Tinkn man Co., Chicago;
Mitchell D Cable. Rock Island. (novl-d
EXCMANCE AND BANKING HOUSE.
george e.. AnAerssa,
Third Street, bst. Main and johnson, keokuk, lows,
WILL bay Eastern and Southern Exchange At
w best rates.
anrStrict attention given TO collections. and pro-
eseds remtsd at current rates Of exchange frss Of
- Usual banking facilities granted to cas-
| tomsra.
"
E.W. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., IL
E.W. Clark ; Co, bankers, Phiiadeiphia.
J. W. CLARK AGO, - Boston
Bog, ail.snessgsr 4 Co, Bankers, st. Lsai'.
John J. Andsssoa Co., !"
Gillnoss \ Brotherton, Cincinnati.
~ O0ss hosrs fron A. n. to y. II.
Jsly II. 1sss.-dly
Al. pEnIss. s.K. Lovs.
DEMING 4 LOVE,
4 {GWNnennoNn t. 4 I. DAM a Ca 4
Oa0keRs 901 Dealers IN Excha0ge, ,
1 Msta Sfvses, Ksoksk, iews.
DAkTICULAR attention given 70 eellsstions.
NV s o,crt. Doas.A Co.. Ne. York;
1das: ! Bu.A,nsl.-,, !"
| J. W.. .Ciask 4 Co.. Bosssa;
Drsxei Co. PhuadslPAiA;
E.W. Clark 1ro., q
Johnsssn. Broshsrs 3 Co., Baltimore;
Z. W. Clark 4 Bros, St. Louis;
State Saviags Tnstitation, I"
| B~noist Donnslly,
/ Wm. HssrM 4 Co., Pittsburxh;
| Comnercisl Bank, Cincinnati;
N.Oorwith = Co., 0siena;
1 Heron Bruthers, Dubuque;
zanssvilis. Dy7
Charles Paysons,
| BANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
UnissA states, Caiifsrnia 4 oregon,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also, sells exchange on London, Berlin, Paris,
Lsipsic, Casscl, Cologne. Bremen, Frank
fort on the Maine. Stuttgart, liam
bssghand Zurich In Europe.
sept I, diy GEO. PARSONS, Cashier.
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A CAltD.

/ HAVE this day sold to NJ. III, Runner my entire
stock of Hats, Gaps, Millinery foods, etc., and
Al the business and worthy Of their patronage.
March III 1857. J.E. HUMPHREY.
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20 Mtles...ThrouRh IN laSars!
RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES

/ 20 Mtles...ThfOuRh II Moors!
RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES
E3l
| FROM kEOKUK TO ri YMOUTH.
| A LISEof Daily Stages will leave Keokuk every
"a morning tsandsy excepted at ' o'clock, ma.
king ssre connections with the afternoon train on
.ihe Quincy and ChicaEo
| formerly the Northern Cross)
|
RA7LnO1D.
This is the Shortest and Qaieksst Route to all
rWTHRoUdn TrcKErsra
Over ths line TO All principal places, be pro-
cured y, Railroad Ticket once, Main street, one
door from the Billings Iious Stages will call for
passt ngers.in any part OF the city, Free.
mchi7d proprietors.
CAAMAAGE MANUGACTOfY,
On Johnson Street, between lst and I'd.
pY o'BklAN 4 CO. Hsving per-
- manentiy established ourelvs.Q 4
In keokuk, with an ample supply sfERN
the worry best material for the man
ufacture of Carriages, Bugyiss, Gigs and Hacks
ws sre prepared to make all articles in our line
II the very bsststyle and Of the choicest material
On reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May IS, ls5e--diy
fHEo nYERs O. nRKEyR
cate Casy CarriAg. manaaactery.
NEW FIRM.
MYERS REEvEs, Carriage -v
vA Makers, having engageda IS part
ners in the above business in all its Ea2W
hranchss, wonld respectfully solicits
shAre Of public patronage.
b. All orders promptly attended to, and oul
work warranted TO give entire satisfaction. shop
hondssu Street, between 3th and 9th sts, Keokuk
iowa. M septl7dtf
ggSHE 90 partnership heretofore existing between
j II. s. fsbell aAA !. II. Wsggencv 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, and tho settlement Of
All the seoosnts of tho srm will Be msde BY J. ii.
Wssgcuer. III. WAG0ENER.
April is, 's7-apl7dlm II. 8. IsBELL.
n rstisiag from the busir ~ can most heartily
i recommend TO my persansi friends, and all 9TH
srs, 70 oontinss their patronage 70 my old partner
and friend, Mr.. WAsgsne7.
NARE CHNNCEli
WILL sell o. great bargain the entire stock X
y Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye StaGs,
Window Glass, Glass Ware. Brushes, SHOW Win
h-i,din: ~ ~. -.s.e..h -. so-~eriy h, gin
| 70 Messrs. smith, Fuller Co. Tho stock IL we'll
| adapted 70 the WestsEa trade. and has all been
purchased ID the East ~ exMsnely low figures
within ths last IL taonths. The establish ment IN,
~ extensive and incrsasing trsds. The stand
IL one of shs bsst In ths atty. In fat everything
u sompisc, and just sueh ~ 70 ssit any person ol
persons who may wish 20 csgAgs IN the most la-
formation, call on the prsnisss Of q No. SO Main
street. [apr7od4w 4. 4. AcKENNY.
save yeas aoasys
MI " DWDT ANO SMOE STOKE,
No. 81 Aain-st., Sesr Ogdea's Dsokstars, Ksokuk
,.:.!. w 10y sss sss 'ss ss .'sT Ts -
viking tebuy will nd 4 los Asir iatsresa 70 esl
and esanIns ear goods ~ W shelI sell Ct PRICES
suit psschAAsfs. Cell laa4 - =.
Il
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IAVE just received ono Of the largest and best
4 4 stoexs VI S.su.s. .s.4 Ss.aea =; I. Esoaaas.-
Also, ribbons French towers, collars npdeTsleeyss,
English thread lace, bobbinet, German laces pr
Irish linen, damAsk and snow-arop table cloths,
napkins. diapers. crashes, jewslry, perfumcry,
bracelets, necklaces and endless variety Of Ne
tions. Gonts shirts, drawers, crAyats, neck tics,
merino and cotton hosiery, silk and linen handker-
chiefs also, large meat OF corded and hoop
skiTss.
Apwlld H. n. ABBOTT co.
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q A T = G 1T =
Tashio bio Hat Store!
q. X. vOOR SssES 4 CO.,
Al INDfUE Of past fsyors, and hopsfsl
Ivlof future pAtro mage, would respect
fully announce TO their friends and the
pable generally that they have REMOVED thslrstore
10 No. - Main.st.. near Fourth, wAsrs they
intend 70 o0cr the best assortment Of Hats, Gaps
and Straw Goods and the latest les Of the East
srn markets. Call In and the sring Styles Just
received. e. X. VOORHEES, CO.,
March ll-d 81 Mains near Ath.
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singers sewing Machines.
313 broadway, New York; lao Lake street, Chicago
FlNHEaE Machines have established great rspu'
i tation, founded on substantial excellence. The
profit Of using one of these Machines regularly
employsdis
1000 = Year.
No Tailor, scamstress, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
dler, other person having sewing stitchsng 10
| can afford to do without one. peculiar merit of
Singers Machines, which no other kind can justly
claim Is that the same Machine viii do every kind
of work in perfect style. They strong durable,
will keep in order. Whoever buys one may b. en-
tireiy certain 10 will do his work Every large pr-
waite family ought TO have one.
llwho wish complete and reliable information
in Agard to sire and price Of Machines, manner
Of wof&p g and method of purchasing, with all oth
nr particulars ain IL by applying by letter ~
ei thar of oiiices for copy ef i. ID. singer
Co. - Ga1elte, paper devoted to the Sewing MA-
chine crest. ItwiIi be supplied gratis.
l. M. SINGER A co.
e1-Locsl gents wanted in every town IN the
Union. ljAnl2- dom
shaving and HIair.Catsing saloon.
g1vuE saloon of Gko. CAsUs, below farsons' Bank
on MAin-st., IL the fayorite resort of 1entlenen
for clean Shaving snd agreeable Shampooing, and
for Fashionable Hair Cutting the proprietor chai-
lenges the entire profession In Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety of choice Fancy Articles, including
fine soaps, Pomatam, brushes of all kinds, ,Cravats,
Colars, Ae., always on hand, and cheaper than else
where. GEO. CABU6.
-h2Aw1y
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rstising from the busin 80 can most heartily
recommend TO my pcrsansi friends, and all 9TH
srs 10 oontins their patronage 70 my old partner
| and friend, Mr.. NAggeneT.
aprIYdln H. 8. IsnEi.L.
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= PARMELE = Ga a7RDGLL,
- wATCHMAKERS AND JBWkLER0, !,
- MAIN 81, s8s. sscOHD Alb 1nnD,
noy6 .dAx KEOKuK. IONA

IA WATCHMAkEkS AMI Jew kAEk0.
- MAIN -, sIf. sscoHD A1D 11nD,
novS -dAw KEOKUK, IOWA,
"ATCHES.--Al large assortment u o4 LoAisas
w and aentiensn . hns Geld WstsAes. Alee
sAs best assortusAt Of "RailreaA Tinsksspsn's
ever offered in the West, which are warraated with
the utmost confdencs. For sale low - ~
nevs-dAw PARMELR RACAAPBEIL'S. :
TEWkLki--A Ane assortment Of plata. gold,
u Cameo, Coral and pointed Pins and EaRrings,
sisgie ortn sssss. Pisin gold, apsl, Ar1Ag DIl-
MOND RINGS; Gold Guard Fob, Vest and Mssk
Chains; Gold and Silver TAimhles, Geld Braesists,
Lieksts, Seals. Charms. Keys, Pensils, esats geld
studs, collar AndsIeeve buttons, 1t
novs -dAv PAkMkLE = CAAPBRILB.
GlLvER wAkk.--A complete sssortaent II
~ Silver Ware, comprising spoons, forks, 1apkin
ringS, cups, fruit knives; also silver eareeasee,
portnenisa, tobecso bo4ss, Ae., -
nov6- -dAw PARMELK CAMPBRL.LB
DLATED WARE-Silver plated tea sstts, sssio 70
i cake and card baske1s, oandle sttcks, -, ~
aov6-dAw PARARLE . CAMPBKILS.
EOLD PKNs-Morton's Bagisy I, ,and Dawscn !,
" Warren = Hyde's celebrated gold peas, at
ueve-dAw PAkMELE CAMRBELLsS.
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a.si KEOKUK. IOWA: FRIDAY. NAY IS 1851

keok ~, ~. Dss n eAnss = MI anes -
RALLkOAD COMPANY.
- Onaos ever C1AplA > Lss's Daak Johnson
street.
sept. !, lsss.-aAwly
pGNNaYLVANAA AAAEL0 - m.
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CAkPENTER AND BUILDER.
TnDBIN9 dome " ssdss, aad wArvastsd y 6fvs
y aatisf action. Rhop II frsat u HsAsty = lesn-
dry. bstwssa Sth and IN streets, Ksshsf. Isws.
ApriS-d3m~
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Chtcnxe Ncw Wholssala

CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. n Randolph est,..-......-..GucACO, ILLS.
w 4 arc receiving large and ohsice STOCK Of
w HAtANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Ftnc.cat, SIN oktnE, P1ug Tobacce . !
Having direct communication with parties In
NORTH CAkOLINA and Virginia, the source VI
production and manufacture Of fLus 1onAcco, en-
ables US to offer some very choice Arands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos Mt very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
10 exAmineosr stock. J. II. JORDAN 4 60.
II Randolph st.. ,topposite Young America, )Chicsso
June Ill '56diy
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DI6eOLUTION.
VvSHE so-partnership heretofore existing between
H. 5. lsbell AnA j. IL. Wsggcncv 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, aad the settlement Of
ali the seoovnts VI the 6rm will be mede BY j. ii.
Wsggcuer. J. II. WAG0ENER.
April Is, '57-apl7dim II. 8. ISBELL.
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GPECTACAkS-The best ass0rt0snt at eald, ell.
~ yer and steel spcctacics ut
uov6-dAw PARMKLk CAMpBkLL1.
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This 10 the Shortest aud Quickest Route to all
points North and East.
rrTHRoudH TrCKETs1s2
Over this line TO All principal places, be pro-
cured y, Railroad Ticket once, Main street, one
doarirom the Billings iiouss. Stages will call for
passtngerss.in any part Of the city, Free.
GRAHAM Aco.,
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fHEo. MYERS. o.. ". REEVE
Cate Caty CaFriMge Ma ufactoYy.
NEW FIRM.

MYERS REEVES, Carriage INV
1vl Makers, having en- gagged ss part
ners in the above business in al its E2W
brasohss, wonld respectfully solicita
ahAre Of public patronage.
NIB. All orders proaiptiy attended to, and oul
work warranted 70 give entire satisfaction. Shop
Blondssu Street, between 5th and 9th sts, Keokuk,
lowa. septl7dtf
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bury. West Salisbury Middlebury, New Haven
Depot Vergennes, Ferrisburgh, North Ferris
buigh Charlotte, and Shelbarne, to Burlington,
100 miles and back, six times week. and as fire.
quently ss cars run if required, and by sehed-
ule satisfactory 10 the department
ats From Bellows Falls by Saxton's River, Cambridge
port Grafton, Townshend, West Townshend,
North marlborough, West marlborough, and
ssratton, to Arlington, "a miles and back, SIX
three times week residue.
Leave Bellows Falls daily, except Sunday, at 2
Arrive at West Townshend by 9 PM
Leave West TOwnshend daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Bellows Falls by 81 a m;
Leave West Townshend Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Arlington next days by l2 m;
Leave Arlington Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at West Townshend next days by Gam.
474 From Grafton, by Houghtonsvie and Wndham,
to Londonderry, IL miles and back, twice week.
Leave Grafton Tuesday and Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Londonderry by 81 mi,
Leave Londonderry Tuesday and Saturday at ~
Arrive at Grafton by IL m.
ATS From West Townshend, by South Wndham, TO
Wlndham. 81 miles and back, twice week.
Leave West Townshend Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Windham by IL am;
Leave Windham Wednesday and Saturday at mi
Arrive at West Townshend by a m.
476 From West Townshend, by Jamaica aud Windhal,
Leave West Townshend Monday. Wednesday,. and
Friday at Sam
Arrive at Factory Point BY 70 m,
Leave Factory Point Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive 4 West Tovnshsnd by pm.
ATT From marlborough, by Dunaerston, Putney,
Westminster and Walpolo, N. H.. to Bellows
Falls, VT, ~ miles and back, six times weak
and as frequently as cars run if required, and by a
schedule satisfactory to the department.
l7S From marlborough, by West Dunmerston, VIII
liamsvile, and Dover, to West Dover, Is miles
and back twice week
Arrive at West Dover by pm;
Leave West Dover Tuesday az Saturday at 81 a M;
Arrive at Braitleborough by la am.
479 From Brattleborough, by West Dunmerston and
Fayetteville, to Townshend, II miles and back,
six times week.
Arrive at Tewnshend by 8 p m;
Leave Townshend daily, except Sunday, at Al a mi
Arrive at marlborough by q m.
$50 From marlborough, by West marlborough
Marlborough, West Marlborough Wilmington,
Searsbury, and Woodford, to Bennington, Al miIsl
and back, six times week.
Leave marlborough daily, except Sunday, at II
Arrive at Bennington next day by II am;
Leave Bennington daily, except Sunday, at SIP m;
Asem
Green River, Halifax, West Halifax, jackson
vile, Nottingham, marlborough, Hsartwell
0&a vile, and Stamford, to North Adams, Mass, At
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave marlborough Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at a m;
Arrive at North Adams by p m;
Leave North Adams Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 8 m;
Arrive at marlborough by pm.
482 From Jacksonville, by South Halifax and Coleraine
Mass, to Shcburne Falls, 10 miles and back
twice week.
Leave Jacksonville Monday and Friday at u m;
Arrive at Shcbune Fails by III pm;
Gk.lh,, In IL T,,aoda nd Sat day AT
pm;
Arrive at Jacksonville by 81 p m.
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vile, Southboro', and Marlboro, to Northboro,
Is mien and back, twelve times week, in due
connexon with route No Cos.
GAL From South birmingham, by East Holiston, Hol-
liston, and BragvIlc, to Milford, IL miles and
back, six times week, in due connection with
route No. 6O5.
GAG From Cordayilc, by Woodvlle to Hopkinton,
miles and back, six times week
Leave Cordsvle daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Hopkinton by 10 am;
Leaye Hopkinton daily, except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Cordsvie by 8 a IN,
647 From New England Village Depot, by New Eng
land Village, TO Fsrnumsvie, miles and back,
Six times week.
Leave New England Village Depot daily, exeep,
Sunday, at III m; =
Arrive at Farnumsville by II m:
Leave FaInumsvili. .aa,iy except Sunday. at al y
m;
Arrive at New England Village Depot by Al . m.
6H From Grafton to Milbury, miles and back ak
times a week, in due connexion with route No.
GAS From Millbury, by Sutton, to West Sutton, 81
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Mibury daily, except Sunday, at Z p m, or
on arrival Of Boston mail;
Arrive at West Sutton by 81 mi
Leave west Sutton daily, except Sunday, at 81 a
m; -
Arrive At Mlbury by m.
SAG From Whitnsyille, by East Douglass, to Douglass,
mi,es and back, six times week
Leave Whinsyile daily, except Sunday, at 5 p m;
Arrive at East Douglass by Z pm;
Leave East Douglass daily, except Sunday, at a
m; ~
Arrive at WhitnsviIle by Dam.
64I From TolGate to Dcoham, S miles and back
twelve times week, in due connection with route
6aS From North Wrenham, by Rockville, to Midway,
miles and back, six times a weak, in due con-
nexion with route No. GOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

ton Of There hardly an unfstsrsd church in this
Guy ana people went to church to he pleased and u be
ns'ered. They might have preacher WHO wcold draw
ano DC pooaiar Bal he true teacher was he who was
ABOVE mans Judgmept Yet the very class IT men who
SHOULD De o. he panied say, juet the ella
wno were the mos'imd and time serving They yeemed
eobsoe' tne opinions oil men rather than OF GOD ard right
eoufnes The pulpit needed more freedom There were
many Influences restraining IT, Paul had said that many
oy DIS example bad been led TO do likewise In Paul's
ue me churches had not learned overawe the preach
CT oy threatening to empty the pews, TO maze the
preacher accountable for the deficiency In their reuue-
raveness There was npe OF any of the apostles
or Churches denonncing doary, political doatry, as
Stu, moreiy GU; @. the church. Yet ii much sin
as slavef; They did Dot preach against it, simply passing
resolutions and telling the pulpit to keep mum. i, might
nave been good way to avoid tho mob. They might
have assembled and passed resolution condemning idola
try and laid on the shelf But resolutions or references
To them could not be Of much In slavery
Con had said "He that hath my word let him speak 1t
faithfully" II tho ministry should keep silent
God would surely prepare for them, for
Jonah, some whales belly, out of which they would
cry out as from the depth Of hell. God had con
ToveTsy with this nation, and il the mlnstry's
business 10 take Gods sde in spite Of political edcts
Prejudces Dare any Of the brethren read the text and
tell mias.er not 10 attack any sin because II po-
ltcsl wlckedness? Who ever Kept back Gods word
In that congregao engaged In fastening niquty
upon the nation. Let the lever be applied the Ill Of the
fepnchre raised end the corpse OF the nation shaken from
is deaibly sleep.
Tho reverend gentleman coneued with appropriate
prayer, after which the audience a!spsrset.