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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed Partner
ship for the practice Of Law in Lancaster
District
All business entrusted to them, will re.
ceiye prompt attention.
CASTON g. ALLISON.
w. THURLow CAsToS, Camden, =. G..
X. T.. ALLISON, Office on Dunlap Street
opposite the C. ii. Lsncasterville, y. C..
September 18th, 1856. 3I.tC
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FRED'K j.. HERTLE,
Aug. 1893. Al Whipplc st. BROOKLYN.

have had the Fever and Aguc for scvara
weeks, which kept me at home, unable TO worl,
| tried a number Of prescriptions, without find
ing any relief, until my factory boss sent me
bottle of the South American Fever and Apuc
Remedy, which | have used, and after some
days found myself entirely cured. have had
no attack since that time, now fourteen months,
and feel great confidence in this valuable med,
icinc, to which i owe my recovery.
HENRY MEIER,
Sept 30, 1855. 9G Mex bbin st. WilliaEsburch,
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Moses A. Miller Writ in
VS.. foreign
J.. w. Strange. Attachment
Notice Is hereby given that I Lave levied
upon tIa,t OF land belonging 10 Defen~
dant, adjoining lands Of NJ. A. futile, James
Gray and tho Hagins land, ct. al. containing
two hundred acres more or less, by virtue
Of the above Attachment
HENRY HANCOCK, s. Id.
April Goth 1857, lite.
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oF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
This new and splcIdidly illustrated work Zone
large octave, in uniform style with the sup,rh
volumes OF DR.. Kanc's Arctc EmDlorations ! i,
the joint effort OF the abovo.naIcd gentleman.
who a travellers and as missionaries, land ono
in an official position as Acting Secretary of the
United States Legislation at Rio,D have had a
long and varied experience in land full of in.
forest whether We regard it in a natural, com.
mcrcial, political or moral point Of view. Price
$500
~ Any of the above works will be sent by
mail free OF rstagc by remitting the published
price
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Samuel B. Hammond,
-.
ThomaS BaliH,i.
Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed a partner.
ship i"r the practice OF law in l.nscas,cr
and the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted 10 their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWkINS g. WYLIE.
THoS. y. DAwK!Ns, Uuionyillr, =. &.
JoHN ID. NYLiE, Old Ordinary's Office in
the Court House at l.ancasteryilie, =. c..
Dee. 10Th 1896, l3-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

J"dson \ llassc!tinc, | Petition TO subject
Assignee. an Equity to nav n
vs., Legal demand In
J"nnc,te BrIk. J Equity.
Any and all persons having demands
2Eain'S Jcnnctc Bclk are notified and re-
pnIred to present and establish their de.
mandS against heretofore the Commissioner,
on or before the lst day Of September.
1857.
By order of the Cqur. in above case.
June Term lo5T.
JAMES u. WITilERSPOON.
&. T.. J.. -.
Lancaster G.. H., s. G..
July i3, 1857. 22-Gt-prS3 ~
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The certificates of Wr. J. G. Undcrhill, Drug!
gist, of Jamaica, y. Y, and those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character of
the parties. but that the medicine was used
under very unlavorabc circumstances and only
when other remedies haa been used without
succcss.
Mr.. G. A. Leonard, n. Y.--Dear Sir I'M
closed you will find some certificates of the eff.
tccts of your medicine in this place 1t gives
satisfaction to every one that has used It, and
the sale Will increase as il becomes known. I
take the responsibility to warrant il. Mr.. Ste.
phen Henderson, of this place sent bottle to
his wife's sister, with like good results as when
used by himself and wife. M, H. Is an old
man, very respectable citizen of this place,
and is we'll known.
Truly yours, &c,
JAS. @. UNDERHILL,
Jamaica, n. Y, Sept. 2s, 1854.
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Horc certificates might be sdded 10 swell the
list, but a delicaey on the part of many not to
have their name appear In print, prevents
publication Of them, The above, however. are
sufficient evidences to establish tho fact. tina,
this remedy Is without an equal for the perma.
nelt cure of the Fever and 1gue.
"A supply eftee above Medicine on hand !,
and for sale by
THOS. u. MAGlLL, and J. ADA1fs, and
Merchants generally in this section. tin.
Feb. Is,
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Notice.
COTTON LANDS FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR

INlIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Il sale whcrcon he now resides, together
with four or five other tracts nd Joining sit.
uated 10 or 20 mites South East OF Ian.
castcr,ilIe and 81 miles North Of Camden,
all in Lancaster District. The home tract
contains IIS acres, the balance in tracts Of
from 900 acres down TO 80 acres; all of the
above lands join except one tract OF 200
acres, more or less, which lies in the vicin
ity of Tayahaw, all woodland and well tim-
bered
Any person wishing to purchase will do
well to examine the premises, also the pres
ent crop now growing upon tAe lands
Come and see rs | am drtcrmud To sci and
will give good indulgence. expect to be
at home regularly that no one will be dis
appointed i'll seeing the lands 10 ihcil full
satisfaction.
should have said in the proper place
that there is some or 10 good springs of
water on the lands, besides branches con
stantly running, with good water, through
out all oc them; also that, besides other
convenient buildings, there is n good Gin
House AID Screw on the premises.
GLASS CASTON.
Aug. 9th, 25--4t.
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Miscellaneous.
ELISHA KENT KANE.
A BIOGRAPHY.
By William 1ildcr.

In announcing the Lilc of DIR. KANE, We
are but anticipating the wishes OF thousands and
tens OF thousands of the admirers of that great
man.
Having been personal friend of the dcocas,
ed, and cuioying a large share of his confidence
Dr.. Elder is well qualified to 10 Justice 70 tho
subject.
This work will bo Issued in ole handsome
octave vOlum", and will equal in every rcspca:
the superb volumes Of "Arctic Explorations "
recently published. 1t will contain a new full.
face portrait, executed on steel, as well as rh %
cravings o: his residence, tomb, medals, &c
In order to give this work large circulation
it will be sold at the low price of $lau.
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TIE MARKETS.

New Orleans, Aug :.
The sales o: Cotton to-day are go bales
Without change. Receipts 100 blra Ba.
con shows advancing trndcucirs-S Shoul.
drrs are quoted ut II! anl Sides at I3;c.
per ID.
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July l5.
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THE BEST WORK en- KANSAS

THE BEST WORK en- KANSAS
u THAT
TIE WIFE OF GOV. ROBINSON
The National Era says:
No boob tbs, We have yosd Ks-s1 Vel st.ed 20
ve so>d idea Of the country ard tie people, WITH ne
aud IN sch teestag nsrns
The adds Never have bad high reverence sad
reead for these lied AID patent and
been flied win deep sdmrsu Of :hsi, heroic for
:aee a. vel. a. undsunted ,ourse from ea1ng this book
p all FrieL1s Of Kansas the Era says: 49,
every fead o. Kansas make lie acrHree q tbs
volume b. widely felt Resd yourselves and recommend.
% oihers'
KAN AS;
ITS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR LIFE
Including faIl ofits settlement Pocs History, Social
Life Climate Soil, Productions. Scenery, &c.
SARAH T. L. RoBIEsoS.
With H,lstra.lols
Eighth E5tor. limo. prce 81.
CROSBY, NICHOLS COMPANY,
No. Ill Wsshrstons Boston.
Sent x any part the United States postpaid On r'e3:
of price.
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NETWORK. MONDAY, MARCH 80, 1857.

THE AMERICAN FERTILIZING COMPANY
sTpANE'S PATFNr-Ofer tv sale STeANB9 PA.
r.yT aafEN SAND MARL FERTILIZER, bifhiy Con,e1-
Palverzsd Nosenized and An The eaeseest
.nS NOS. d. r,S. Fertilizer Known. Farmers pIrcasse
F.,ir.rs would well call ard examine before they
hase Warehouse and ohes No. loi North NoSre-ss
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6he Ball 6Easorr.

IN COMPLIANCE with the wish expressed BY
mspy Ladies and Gentlemen who present the ate
Ball At the Academy Music for the benefit Of the
Open Fund SECOND ONE WILL BE GIVEN foi the
same object on TUESDAY 18th April next, which II In.
tended surpsss bsncy and decorative effect the hs
particulars Of which win be published At an early day
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J Us T P U B L S II E D
D. APPLETON L. Co, Nos. s46 and sis Broadway.
APPLETONS RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION
GUIDE
For APRIL. PIP. 2Ss Price Is cents.
CoRTENr =,
TYPOGRAPHY OF ERASrUS CORNING, PTessdent OF
che New. York Central Railway. With Portrait.
2-ANECDOrES OF TRAVEL by River and Rail.
S-RAILWAYs AND THEIR PROGRESS The Michigan
Central Road Railways in Wisconsin; Wisconsin and Mime
sofa Railway.
4-kAILWAYS. By E. L. Blanchard.
"a MAP OF TIE NEW-ENGLAND STATES. -
Ga MAP OF THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE
UNITED STATES - -
UNITED STATES.
8-lNDEX OF DIvERGING ROUTES.
9-iNDEX OF UPWARD OF 2,O00 PRINCIPAL TOWNS
IN The UNITED STATES in come elton with RAilwsys
lO-A LIST OF THE HOTELS IN THE UNiTUD STATES
AND CANADA. -
ia GAZETTHER OF TIE UNITED sTATES-Ar-
rar sed under the separate Maps Of RAilwayAI
l2-sIXTY-FOUR MAPS OF TaE PRINCIPAL RAIL
WAYS
IS NEW TINE TABLE-Corectedt to date.
IA COMMERCIAL REGISTER OF PROMINENT
ia LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS.
l6-eTEAMBOAT DIRECTORY
l7-HINTs TO TRAVELLERS.
ls-ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BROADWAY STORE TO LET.-Tle Store
y No s67 Broadway, e kss deep 81 Fee wd-, handsome
y fitted sp e.thsr foT 'be Dry Gsods FEnsy Easces VII
let for term of Je<rs 70 rced sIsat Apply a. NJ
s+e, 4tb a.
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6ouses an6 farms h1amten.

E,ARM WANTED-The Advertiser wants to
NewRochee and Bridgeport and mes
om the NewHaven Railroad. Buildings must be in god
order Address stating price snd all PARTICULARS cal
BYRON ADAMS, Metropolitan Hotel.
DOOMS WANTED-A respectable man and
III wife, aud quiet habits aud without children,
wish THREE ROOMS. where there are few or no ,enaDt.
good chance for respectable family eqnias sood
steady tenant. Respectable references given. ADDRESS
TENANT Tribune Office stating which mus. Be ote-
rate.
WANTED in BROOKLYN, within 10 minutes'
w walk from Fulton Ferry, halt OF story, modern built
HOUSE The lower part preferred viz 2Pa ors Basement,
and Bedrooms The advertiser no children sal OILY
two family For good accommodations aud peghborhood
7sO or $500 will be paid; possession Immediately Address,
with full particulars, ". T this Office.
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6onses To Eet.

A SUITE Of OFFICES to LETT In the Bible
"A Eocs Aston place With every convenience and desr
hle ocsfiea Apply ct the fressursrs Once, tthsv en-
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printing.

ENGRAVING and Printing Half Price.-Wed-
II ding At Home, Visiting and Address Cards tc Business
Casds Bin Heads Cheeks, Notes. kelys u fultonst l.
ELECTROTYPNG and ELECTRO-PLAT-
BATTEkIEs AND OTHER MATERIALS
u4ed In the above arts. Also,
SOLUTIONS FOR DEPOSIT1NG ALL THE METALS
AND THEIR ALLOYS
For aale bv EVERETT SMITH, Chemists,
No 144 told No. 81 CANALs-ST, Centre. N. Y.
TRIBUNE DEMONSTRATING of every
description from Card Book, q. the Lowest Csah
Priees BAKER 4 GOODWIN. Tribune Building
q 2 PER REAM for BILL-HEADS. W1 S0
ID q For q Thousand BUSINESS CARDS, ~ l. w
Other Printing equally cheap ECKLERS No Fulton 81
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Clio REWARD.-LOSron Friday evening in
- NJ ,se neshbgrhooa Of sth-sv. and S3dst, black
NEW fOUNDLAND DOG. an:Sains TO the name Of
The reward will be paid for the o the
do, ~ re owner r. 8. TALLMADGE No IS West Sist-st
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md RARAERS.-The POUDRETTE made B,
u the esbssbsss . the cheapest nd bsst MANURE N ~
0orid fosCon and Vegetables pamphlet Will Be ssf frss
70 nv ore sending their sddr-ss 10 the LODI MANUPAC
YUIfkG CoNfAEY, No. 90 Ce~ytssatst, New. Yort City
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EAD-LEAD.-On quarter interest ~ ns s ~ ~.
~ able tr,ct Of MINERAL and FARMING LANDS ~ "a
sste Of Iowa for SALE. The mines Rave be T
AZ pronise 10 be rich 10 wealth any IN inc -
II on toe property town laid out, and que
lots hEy. been sold and buildings erected thereon sn
to the above, there Il unsurpassed water Pcs@ -.
sand ana clay-necessary elements 70 ori'd " nes y
Alsc, smelling furnace, &c. For pscuisrs, WE -
address VERIrAS, Box No. 1884, Post Once.
DARTNER wANTED-In BLANK-BoOK
MASUFACrORY; one that thoroass una ~ sss
busiptn TO take charge Of shop. ADDRESS In go;
Daily Tribune until Saturday evening s,h met,
amount Of Capital he flmsh and address hs'sfenes
required. ..r- Ill -
TO HARDWARE MERCHANTS.--AG entie-
man na,ns ,i1ieen yest! e.Pssnes IN inc naas~ "rs
TAM an INTEREST OF CLERksHIP ~ so@s sss 90. " H.
ss,s h9nse N %. tsde tn.t can se Geeds Mia
cotefr leqqainfAree Of 100 customers vlG' ~ 80,
States and Cipaca Rsffenees given and reqsreo' -
teers nquiIe Of d w. G. L., No. . Ch.rneefs -, y -
ITO MANUFACTURERS and 0rHEhS.Lror
SALE or TO LEAsEThe 4sosy bsick building -
hnovn q the EXPIRE TOBACCO WORKS ssuAS sss sss
corner Of dAnitonsv End eummtsr, sosti ~ q hss
pc the sy Tas tudips large "a
stssmsrene Of T.hosss power, vh ofaef mac
sdnhsbJ adapted sor u,e snics
For terms ke apply " A. B. DAVENPORT No. 80 1'oh'
81. eroohyr.
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CEED POTAT0ES.-Early Ash-Leaf Pot itoes,
~ the earliest knowni early June Carter Potatoes Dyke
mans too thar with isge assortment Of Agricultural Tupe
nepis Feid Flower and Gsrdea Seeds foe sale by II.
RALPH Union Asre uturs Warehouss and Seed Store No.
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6tationerp at,b fanfp GOODS.


DOWNE e. HASBROUCK, Statloners' Hall,
- Nos ia Asp 17s PEARLsT., N. Y. IMPORTERS aad
variety Books Paper Fancy and Staple Stationery
Writing Papers, Notes. Drafts Money and Shipping Receipts
inistanas Memorandum and Fime Books Pens, Pencils,
.te Che" and ION BSaT%s ia ma
LTHOGRAPHY executed ct low r.es Cards CircnlsIs BY
Heads, &c COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO CALL
READ BE A d S, b Z A 81
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
For sale by
NJ p BROWN,
No. 1S6 Pesrl.st Eew-vork.
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60 Ubom it map Go1rern.

A DVERTISING.-V b. PALMER, the Agent,
"A Tribune Buipg receives advertisement Tor publication
IN the best city and country newspapers Of Ill the Staes
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MAGIC Ian TERMS for Sunday Schools,
Academies and Public Exhib ions, With large assor
msnt Of ScriptuIa Astronomical and Temperance Sders
prct and Catalogue furnished gratis application,
and sent by mail free Of charge. . ~
MclLLiSTER L BROTHER, Established in 1881
No. 723 Chestnut st. Phiadephs
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DARTIES wishing 10 be supplied with choice
i FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES, etc from ELL
wANGER BARRY's old estsbHshed md extensive MOUNT
HOPE NURSERIES, Rochester. N. Y, viii please sendin
their orders without delay u the Agency at Agricultural De
pot No Ice Murayst. NewYork Cat.ogues furnished
sppliesiiop. HENRY v. DI8BLEE-
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II o r s A u u =
Il THE ST. GABRIEL AXE AND EDGE TOOL WORKS
MONTREAL, CANADA
This wei established Factory will be Opposed o. on noeIA
terms AID oers excellent Investment 70 capita" 700
nan ukc;ureu
TIE demasd for goods made these works LARGE ana as
ceP,be OF sens increaed and purchaser can
ee kno lucrative trade with al parts Of Canada
The water from the Lseine Ship CANA ample sua
IL iAis the buidbgs extensive, and capable OF '
d. zen A1ss per day. .|'. N H'.. U#
for fnrther particulars sppIy n
fts ROBERT SCOTT, cre Of
aAyILAED ROUTH Co.,
Montreal, or to
M.sus II. L. ROUTE SOaS
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A irst-class, four story,
"A brownstone front HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT On tao
south side of West lith-st between 5th and 6thays.
Also, ffsoAss three-story brick HOUSE and LEASE
LOT on the side of West Ihs ground rent s2 pcr
snnum 10 of the lese PRED with two renewals
between 9Th and 7bsvs For aud particulars apply 10
BAKER WEEKS. Anctioneers, No. 8 PLrs.st.
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AMERICAN SYSTEMATIC BENErlCENCE
SOCIETY.

Tho annual meeting Of ,h.s society, tho existence OF
which only dates from January, 1885, held on wednas
day Afternoon at the Central Presbyic church. Broome
street, the President W. W. Baldwin, d. In the chair.
The ooscs Of The society 70 70 raise funds from The pro
fessinz Christian commun which arc Afterwards sppor
toned snoae, The vszios religious and charitable 20
deies.
The report Was read by the Secretary, Rev. ". J X
Taylor Il TAR too lengthy for 70 givo In eeso Tho
receipts into The treasury from The beginning Of ths 90
c,e,y have been silR a. Tue expenses during this 20
riod have been el oe1 a. Thus FAR nearly all the OK.
penses have contributed by fow OF The officers and
thanks wcrs rrnrued In The report 10 The secular and
religious Papers Of this city, and reasons were given Why
The socicy should 30 viewed fsvorsbly BY people Of all
~" Rev. ppssT Two, Of Philadelphia, was Tho nrs,
speaker he The idea q ls socicy T. e~ardshir
.,,,. .' sy.,.ma,c ..e-srdshlp To business ma
should make syrcm Of benevoenoe N hls oooks Ior
,ns,e ,t Of bepevoencs towards Christ frequently aSs
rcrrarc 70 further charity. Therefore, charity should DC
sy-pmsiis There some peracus who, 10 want uem
sssss ssp' rom s sss more uecsous sa perscss
i've largely 70 The treasury OF the poor TIE law OF chris
Jan bcnevolence varies according W mans incomc
God frequently eivee large W bocauso he has
denied him large intellectual powers his Of doing
good In manner cQuared, for money power.
society viii DO benefited 70 an incaouabe deg .ee and
thw large Of inccme will be gained without any
sp9srcn increase q crcrt fer The eor, win be merely
sum In short time We shai get more money than
hove before obtained " only sysenaiise be
pcvciepce, and induce all friends and acquaintance 10
do the Same.
A. the conclusion n the reverend gcnuemans remarks
the following lines were sung
Msts channels for the streams Of love-
Ass ns love n. Ssz SsSss srsss.
To fii them ever, one.
But N at any time cca-s
Such channe'a ovfdo,
The very fouDta Of love for
WIN soon be parched and dried
For must share II vouid keep
That blessing from above:
Ccaslng W give, CEASE " hive
Such IA the Law % love.
The Rev RrrJs W. CArK ofthe Congregational Church,
Brooklyn then introduced and said instea OF other
.oclcues being Jealous Of hs sssocaou, they ought all
crown day the May Queen, for though ns object IL
to get deal Of money out OF the church. n does spend
any of II, but gives away 10 others weare berc COPY
ine the Almighty, for he systematic In hs bcneaccnco
10 the wide universe. This Theological Seminary FOR
lhe heart association 10 work The church through
heir hearts organscs the thousand strean OF benevo
ence society. II was systematic benevo'ence which
bu,n the ship Morning Ssr" for when the missionary
sore,y found tef short u funds, " hit upon an idea
wbcb proved enlDeuty overwhelmingly, the ildreu
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now -, snd sAn, Francisco . second New York.
Bui, IN Ne onward march, ne country required
3: ,.s ::,9s 10 u M y ~ A,ss :: he
sate a Oonneccus which b ohAracs.ised = pandemo
S'ss ssS b. ssns Cod Sosnsd il without
any outlet the Thank God thai he bad shut IN that
o. isss Yet they bad forced one passaae outward and
began 70 poute the shores Of California with their danger
and SINFUL practices How neosssay NAT The AID Of
great evil From Utah. the speaker passed 70 Washington
rrtory and Oregon - demanding energetic mi siou
ry effort the dwelers there from inndehty and
e save the land from the Of slavery which had
proved inmical 10 pure religion After adverpg the
many conflicting interests work In CaHiornis aud ho
dangers to which subject, he added that the great
want OF California to-day was fixed home population
Great had been the struggle there maintain their inst
Woe might be less rampant but Il was deeply rooted;
avarce still held ks hold and though the religious COM
manty might be ess divided BY different secs, had
colony In one Of the frest portions Of tho Territory
True, might not make many proselytes among
hghened people but was dark plague spot and though
the cancer might be cut out The poison remained hut
they had Romanism 10 contend with, which was daily be-
coming snSy more nor active The ao%'h church hs.s was
thedTah and large schools, and by their political influence
bad secured large portion OF the school fund.
hymn was sung, one verse Of which runs thus
Who're the woodrnan's 10 ringing,
%nsr gu a nr hunter roams alone,
Wake he p Srsat Rsieemsr s sn spsinsns'
While from Caiiiorra's mousaina
ss DARK sss wd .e sa sd' fsansns
Hail the sound OF sabbaih bells ..
Rev. JAMES DRrMMoSD, of Lewiston Fals Msine, was
next introduced and opened his remarks by moving "hat
II Is the imperio obigan Of the strong Of country
Home Missionary society deserves our hearty support as
opening and an indispensable avenue Of oommuuca-
ton between the one class ami the other" He took
view Of the republican institutions OF this country afford
Ing the inhabitants unexampied opportunities OF self I'M
provement, Of progress and boundess diversity OF o.
cupa,ion Each would do well 10 follow In the path for
A.