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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16
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Phiiai have had the sure>l demonstration m
the following Cer'iiica'e>, rhar their manurnr.
ture cf Salamander Safe, has a length fully
warrantedrhr representations wh,chhave been
made Of them. a. rendering an undoubted
security against the terrific element:
prrl,p,Irm,. Arri. r. 1850.
MrssRS rv,Ns & W.E>n>:-'i,t.ts.- 1t foris Us the
highest >uf-fsction state that owing the
Yrpt,c qItiItir> Il We OF the tauauIrr
which purchased ut you few months since.
saved large portion o our ITe.Ey. Books. Papers.
"Npo-e to To" cHiu't'rs IRE IN Eanstead lace the
morning Of the Iith tr-t
Nhcu r.t.ct that tlrs" SAFES were locnt In the
fourth tory If tie tulluc occupied and hat they
fell subsequently Irt"n hosp of btrung rius, whore tl'
vast concentration Of ~ cu.td the haS> plates To
melt. ctnno hur nd IN, IrcSrrvatou Il the valu
able ntrnts convincing proof OF the great
riiy afforded lv your >aGs
We sha take much pleasure in rar0rrrnpn them
to men Ui business as sur" r-lianr- against FIRE
GEOkGE " sINUNS 4 BRO.
pm, ,DErPfIs. April II, 1896.
NFssr, Evass w,r-0N-I have tn ofF-r YOU nv t..s-
timony in ,vor of the great -cruriy a rIri to my rr
fire stock ofjewery hooks papers. g.. during the
cent disastrous conf grafton in EanstraI pla-. from
the fact that the contained in two Of the
mar.der Safes manufactured by You.
Having fallen from the fth story Of the Artisan Build
in-. whrrr they rrsynu-lN pac-d Hnh exposed 10
vst ' a. Ion. TIM. the IrscI vatiou Of the Vllu-
BILE dep sits seemed To- every who witnessed the OPEN
ht ana interior eAdlInation, matter oil profound as
toni Inn mt.
To al Nlo NAV r"gure # It protection from the
ravHd"s of FIRE. shall he,tt. 10 rccoumeni thu
use ct your >ai> a. consider they have now UNDERGONE
the most trying te,t. y. L MORGAN.
PHIL Sprt PHG,. April II 1SJG.
NESsrs Fv,vs WtrsoN-tirutlrmrn-\o W iouht sou
Will he deeply gratifr learn th- good condition in
which hicov' rcd hook policy Of Insurance. oertf-
rate> Of stock, and otll valuable documents, when
FRIDAY last opened the safe made hy your firm.
With my knowledge Of T',t exposure, both to the
intensity oi the heat from hot r that whirii de-
strnvd til" Artisan building also from the force o
t tall from it, former elevated pcs ton in the third
story. couli entertain but l,ndrr Lop- prior
terror in-lr'tIru. that the contents which
highly prLel would ever be uf any hut
th>' frnr- are now hafIi removed feel it only due
{" say 10 YOU. That cn hen "iurth recommend the
# SAFES u all who may wish feel cuufrGcc IN
III" perfect security viii such provides against
I So frshiful a element
EDWARD iSKITL, Bookbndcr.
- Constantly on hand, Patent Powder and
Thief Proof Locks, for Banks Stores etc. [ly625
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

he esuhscriber would respectfully InioIm th
'iiizens OF L.wI>hurG and the travelIng commun
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
ahd Exchange Stalle on Fol RTH street halt 3
square Sou'h of Market, and has providedn goo,
lot OF Horses. With entirely new good and tash
Ionahlet aTrIages, BurgIes. Sielghs &C where
wishing ANYTHING IN his line may be accommod
ated Oh the shortest notice and most teasonahl,
terms. He will pay every atien ion to tn,
wants OF his customers. and hopes Ly so dom.
to meri and receive liberal share Of publ
patronage WILLIAM MOORE.
IewI-hure Dec 30. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16
James r. Linn. ]. Merrill Linn.
I T. & J. VI. LINN.
y. Attorneys ut Law,
LEWlSBURG,
57I Union Crun,v, Penn'a.
Agricultural.
Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain

" POWER.-The undersigned being CON
vlnced by practical experience of the superb
ority of faadsrsHce's Irrdd POlcer over the or
dinary five horse power now in use III the
West Branch country, Tor threshing out grain,
have purchased the patterns and right to
make them. We are now making and have
on hand a large number, which we propose
TO introduce on the plan If they don't answer
10 the letter Of the guarantee gwen with each
Of them, the machine will be taken back and
the money refunded, # paid. They are now
almost the only entire Threshing Machines
IA use IN Chester, Montgomery. Berks and
Delaware counties. Their advantages are
that they will do almoSt double the work. ac-
cordIng tn the number Of horses used, than
the old machines will do; - they will save
al least two hands - and Thre>hng can
all be done snugly closed up IN the barns, IN
wet DAYS, when the hands would be otherwise
unemployed. T. CHURCH Il 60.
Harlleton. Union Co., Pa.
Apply to THos CHURcn. iIarIIeton, or
or Dr. l.. Hookx, Union Furnace. ry6i5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

ho" TO sWEErEN SoLrrupE-Sbut
10y a0"n In cellar, and give him free &C.
cess to the molssses barrel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16
Herrins's Safe again The Champion

The only Sgte rhich, in erery instance, preSerrsd
their entire contents IN the klfe Erfensire Fires
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

TOOK and other STOVES Just received bv
~ BEAVER K kHEMER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

GCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and f,r
y sale al the Cvcnioie 0Hiee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

Of Drugs. Medicines. BCOhS. Notions,
" VARIETIES. Stationery. sc. purchased IN
New York and PhI'Ji- he's- has inst been
reed ~ The Oh Naum m nruG Store OF
CHRIST & CALDW ELL. Lev i>burg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

rLA>S lars, for PIckhng and Preserving,
" Quarts and Half Gallons. for sale cheap
~ CHEI~T { CAIIWFII-
nR GREEN : AROMATIC SAP. 4 cer-a.n
cure i,r uy>p. T>1a and diseases aTI>.ls
fIur, IN irnt ur, stale rf 1l sf0usrfrl.o -
,er,rivr 90 ELTLE AND AGTE-Trire .. cts. rer to-'
FIR -al- Nv CHRIST & CAIUNfIL
A,AI CkIFlEK. or Coucenuaicd lye-Vsr-
- rauled to make Soap wl'houi Line. ard
with ttlrtroule With rue caLcCf yrr1 iourI 0rr's
cap fst. yDu make t'.,n tai.r- sod >tt sg-7
Hard scan ,r q. made H. the :. T., u-, sale y
tVTf.T 'ArIVT TTI-
DAiES H,1 l. t'HtA>E. t,r Wagons
ID Blu. I'iC>eaet>. Ouuitu>es. >'aees- etc
r,r or a-tir'r- frT sale hV CHRIST tAlI BILL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER.

Practical and Analytical Chemist, LoweI, Nass
PRICE, 20 Crs. FIz Box. FIVE B5xEs FoE 81.
SOLD BY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

A. - NDRTLEY. ESQ, Of tTfc., y. Y, writes. a. t.-
used your prcfoE.L myself and in my family EVER 49,,
Won Invented H. ant believe u the i--t u.iiesB- q
purpos- ever put ont. With bai r5i1 -lllgIt -.
pay twenty 'e dollars tr bottle aAl Do ~rhoql it, =
t..kr anv nlLer IenleIy'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

NRAlN or Seed Drills-Ros,' Patent
u decided, the besi and most dprabie
Grain Drili now in use for sale al the Lewisburg
Fou' dry 10y Gejde-. Marsh 4 Go.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-16

BsrzYirLD, Mass, Goth Dec, 1855.
Ia. j. c. AVER ! Do not hesitate t1say
The lest remedy I have ever iJuuf f'r
Coughs. II1afscnrss, lDfuenzs- ~ni the
oonooAitaut symptom of a Clii, your
CnERsY PEcr0slL- Its constant use ia
my practice and ray family for the las,
Ten ysar- has shown II % pos-ss- -up--
Nor virtues fur the treatment ~ these
ermplairtz. EBEN KNIGHT, ". D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

LAND SPEcuIArIoSs IN THE WEsr.-It seems
that the emigrant companies that were got up
for the purpose Of rescuing Kansas out of the
hands Of the border rufians are turning out TO be
mere speculative enterprises for operations In
real estate. When the first excitement about
Kansas began, number Of shrewd men bought
up great tracts Of land, laid out villages and
towns on them, drew maps, and then went 10
work to fight about slavery, IN ordsr 20 advertise
he land. StrinHellow took one side with 70 much
land Lane took the other with no much more
What pocc Titus got, we do not know; but
Recder and Robinson and Lecompte no doubt did
well They understood the business 40 well. and
advertised their land 70 finely that in q short
time they had thousands Of purchaser, both from
the Northern and the Southern States and the flrt
operators have no doubt made good thing of
IL Stringfellow and Lane, we hear. have jus,
been settling up thcir mutual accounts; they
seem TO have gone shares.
We hear Of scores Of other Western land com
panies got up with the help Of the politicians in
Washington, and under the patronage Of the rail-
ways Almost every leading man Is In one com
pany or another. But we think the Kansas ope-
rstors have proved themselves the smartest Of the
LOT we doubt whether any 30 successful trick NJ
that sayezy ash! las ever bcsD 2-aeiSed before,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

BRusHNo Up 1Hx WATERING PLAcKs--we see
that the hotel keepers at Saratoga and Newport
are making preparations for q vast influx Of popu-
lation during the hot months They need not
give themselves 70 much trouble. People are
beginning to find out that fashionable watering
places are great bumbugs. They are frequented
almost exclusively by o set Of pdrre'ues whose
cole business II seems 10 be TO dress In the cloud
est" style, make offensive remarks about each
other, and generally TO practice envy, hatred
ma.iss, aad ~ sorts u anoaAsiiAbleness 6ensible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

The PRINTING or CoNGRyss-Tas Coup
DEAR or MAJOR HErss.-Major Hes, Of the
new democratic organ at Washingtoa-"77s
.Sa,.s'-has issued call for convention OF de-
mocratlc Journalists TO meet in Washington pre-
yious to the assembling Of the next Congess. for
the purpose Of devising some more honest plan
for the execution Of the government printing
than the present sbominably corrupt system.
Good for The Major. or course the Major, Ia this
cosIp dtlf, proposes nothing more than 10 help
himself to slice Of THE plunder; bat stillwe say
good for the Major; and for good reason This
comp d&d knocks the old rotten system Of all
these Washington party apoils organs in the
hesd. Mr. Buchanan. In dispensing with an
organ, substantially finished the spois game of
the Washington Union; hat Major Heie has done
The business for oil the spoils organs, for now we
begin 10 see the way clear 70 the establishment
Of national printing Office
Wendell Company, however, will be hard 10
root out They have hold upon both the great
parties Of the country; and out of the spoils
combination Of the last Congress the parties con-
cerned have made good thing-the share Of
Wendell alone, az we understand II, out Of some
three hundred tbousand dollars clear, being q
cool Hfty thousand. In addition 20 this, Wendell
d Go ere fortified by l.rge printing house, and
O. &c Necessary materials, on a. extensive scaie,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

TIE Crr-f>~ des Fiat Urt after reviewing si some
knfth the origin Of the differences between the United
acs aud New Granads, thinks thst invs ugaiion
and new neg tstions should be opened One Aya
The C-sc qualify negotiation The correspondence OF
Me-sre Morse ard Bovin; and 10 on would shov The
coveousness Of the United sstes aud that they hsd de-
they should think IN reabtse their reputation OF loyalty
so much ponscd within the last fcw year,. Out on
The two SpsniSh American republics which have opened
With ul confidence Their territories 10 the c,ens q the
lnon one "a tnrmented for the last eighteen months by
The hhbusers; The other IL bresiened with dsmeu,
bprr1cpf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

ern demand. Wheat was nrm, with small sales OF
mon to fair and choice Southern white, At 81 70 81 rs
81 ts, and red at 81 as with small lot OF Milwaukee
club al 81 40 Corn again higher, with saies OF
Western mixed at slc and Southern and Jersey yellow
at Soc AT the close Western mixed held se2c, and
and the latter at Sic. Pork 6rmer with saiee on the
spot at sa3 rs s23 SO, and Cor future delivery at 80
Sugars continued 6rmer, while, owing TO the ncemency
Of the weather, sales moderate. Coffee firm,
with moderate sales. Freghts duh and engagements
Light and nominal though closing With some more spirit
manifested Oh the part of shipowners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

for the government work, 80 that In the matter
of bargaining or bidding they have the inside
track. Still, we think that this coup dtas of
Msjor Hess will result In coup de grace to the
corrupt system of fubsisting and fattening party
organ grinders at Washington from the moneys of
the public treasury. Let the Major keep it up.
Nothing like agitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

The TROUBLE IN THE VIRGINIA CAxr-"OPyS
TREasoS."-In answer TO late Washington le.-
ter In the HERALD, on the Wise aud Hunter aruab-
BILE in the Virginia democratic camp, the Soma
(the new Southern ultra organ Of Mr. Pryor at
Richmon6,) glories in sort OF democratic indie
pendeRce, which II the next thing 10 fiat bur-
glary" and open rebellion. Mr.. Pryor confesses
that the appointment Of Mr.. Cobb To the Treasury
twas TO the last degree repugrsnt to our feelings
and for the same reason that il is disa,proved by
all Southern men who have not forgotten his
enormous treachery in 1850" But Mr. Pryor
denies any malignant purpose against Secretary
Cobb inasmuch M the Sowh has observed "a
discreet silence touching the payment OF that
Thompson claim, which the incorruptible Guth-
RE discrcdited and disallowed." "Call you that
backing your friends'''
Next, with regard 10 the immediate contest
between the Wise and Hunter factions, the South
boldly and empbstlcslly declares that 1--WE do
not mean 10 say that we are going 10 be neutral
In any possible contest between Hunter and Wise
for sect In the Senate. Not for moment On
the contrary, we proclaim in advance Of any
tuch struggle, that we are for Senator Hunters
reelection" Enough. That will do. There
are two factions In the Virginia democratic
camp-sn ultra Southern faction and Northern
compromise factions faction opposed to the
Cabinet at Washington and faction in favor of
that Cabinet The former is The Hunter faction
and the latter the Wise faction. The organ Of
the Wise faction is the Enqsirr, and the organ
of the Hunter faction (and of the Souh, par CT
cellence) is the Sosah. Thus much Is ascertained
Perhaps, after the Virginia elections Of this
month We sasall know good deal more. The
Wind, even In Virginia, varies 6 little with The
seaecna ... ...""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

and pleasant people avoid these places, and 90 to
some quiet retreat, where they can get something
ft TO eat, and enjoy vacation in rational man
ner. We shall end this year the artists, authors,
literary and professional men, with strong
spice of the business community. comfortably
and quietly located by the sea or mountain side
while the 80 called fashionable resorts will be
almOM entirely deserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

There sere also deaths Of spoplexy, 10 OF bron-
chxb. q congestion Of the lungs, IA of cousss
Sion Of sbe brain, Of disease Of the heart Of in
fammstioo Of the bowels, 8 Of Inflammation OF the
brain, OF erydpelss, premature births, rs still
born and Is from violent causes
The following is o classification Of the diseases
and e total number Of deaths In each class Of dis
case during the past two wecks:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03
Naval Intelligence.

detachment Of United STATES marines arrived IN uhs
city yesterday afternoon afternoon, (2d) en- rctse RON
Washington N Panama, for the corvette pecssur. iny
win he reinforced from the Brooklyn barrscs, and VII
leave for The West ruesdsy newt This " me euN'
whoee expected arrival noticed on "Wednesday .st
One corprral (Spafs) and musician ict yesterday
eysains, W Ian 1ss Caxasss .asa, ~ so>~~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Washincto0.

WAusN0roN, Way y, J6bI
There are several hundred applications for consulships
General Case informed friend this morning that the sub
jet would not be acted upoa till early In June.
Lewis s. ror'dge has been appointed Marshal for Yer
mont, vice Chain, whose commission has expired
New Orleans papers OF Sunday last ace 10 hsad but
they contain no news of interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

Tie nativity table gives 33i natives Of the United
Bsatss ~ Of Ireland. 10 Of Germany, (, Of France
III q England, and the balance Of various reign
counhiesL
Tie Inc'emency q the weather yesterday checked sales
az caica. vhiob confined o about 500 bales with
out change IN prices Flour dlspsyed increased activity,
vt-< Ps,oes cs.saeG .rn, gils ss0G lOo.i sa1 EAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03
Amendments 90 the Constatut.on or BInssa-
Chusetts.

Bosros, May Q, 1857
The amendments to the constitution which were voted
in tho State Legislature yesterday carried by large
aggregate majorites. They ares-'
l. That every voter shall be able to read the constitution
In the English language, and to write bis own name.
2 Imits the House of Representatives 70 two hundred
and forty members, 10 be elected by districts.
g. Provides for the choice Of forty Senators in single
districts, Instead of by counties Is heretofore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

9he KheEsonese Outward Bound.
Po#r-s';D, May 2, 1867.
The steamship Khersonese FAILED from here at O'Clock
this afternoon for Halifax Newfoundland and Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

BAIrMoaH, May 2, 1857
The strike the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been
suppressed by powder and ball. used In the nsmo Of the
State. The tonnage operations will not DO impeded aier
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PuIApElPtnA, May 2, 1857.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania 6's, Stx; Morris Canal
l6A; Long Island Rslrosd, l2; Reading Railroad, 4s
Pennsylvania Railroad, ASK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

thc5e faarics arc ctrtdnly 1Fge enough tcr INC work
these Officials required To perform, but !, the
legislature thought Otherwise and have increased Tie Ge
which they receive In addition 10 their salaries ,he only
effect OF which will be 10 Increase the expcnssof petty
litigation. will be remembered that these cqrts can
sdudieae only involving not $780, and
ts Is direct tax poor people, who obliged " go
10 tlcse Courts for justice.
The following arc the provisions Of this law
Sec l. Tie several Jusiiccs Of tho Peace the State
Tor The services hereinafter mentioned, In lieu Of The fees
fifteen cent? for warrant attachment, warrant cf commit
turnmcn twenty evc cent; subpoena, including all the
rames inserted therein, cents; administering osh,
eve oents Cling every paper uecessry " be 6es, i've
oents swearing Jury, twenty 6vc cents trial ~ issue
OF fact IN az appearance and answer, hty cent?
entering Judgment, twenty Eve cents; taking sidsvits,
ten cents drawing bond twenty i've cents aud receiving
and entering verdict OF jury, twenty cents.
Sec. q Whenever judgment thal be rendered 10 q
Court OF Justice n the Peace IN civil actions shall be
with the oSts Of suit but the whole amount OF all the
Items ~ such co n be included IN the eutry Of Judgment
except charges for The attendance OF witnesses from
other county shsl not In exceed the OF Eve
dollars unleee such suit sha be adjourned than once
the request and The motion Of the party sn whom
Judgment shall he finally rende Cd and In surh csse the
oo of such additional adjournment may be included
the entry 81 Judgment
sec g. All scta and parts Of scn noousIs,su, with this
sc are hereby repealed except such are locally april
cable 70 any Of the cities of this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

Among Tho biIls passed. by The Late Legi laturc
70 Increase the cs Of the justices o. the Peace. which
regarded with scod dca Of favor BY those fccusrIes
There seven q them In tis city, Who receive The I'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

Rev. Elisha b Herwood bss been installed pastcr a Ne
Presbyterian church In Edwardsburs, Mch
Rev G bartlett vs installed over the New Eagsan1
church and Society Of Chicago wednesday, the lssk ~
RxsrewArrora
Rev. Thomas DUNN has rcslg sed the charge, mAs-
sionary Of 81 Marks, Mapcn Chunk Pa, and Acceyar1
te rec'osshp Of Trinity church, cseooaAis, Lassr.s
ccuniy, Pa
Rov. Edward p wr,sh, has resigned 81 Johns, H.
bckep, aDd accepted . unAnmou call 70 n. Luks'n,
Nashua, New Iiampshire.
TIE Rev James Morton has resigned she rcctorship =
Christ church, Pomfct, Conn, and aoceptcd cal 70 -
rccsorship Of Trinity church, wolcosviie, and usn
church, Hsrwintoo, Com.
Rev. Dr. ws,erb.ry for The pas. tee years NE 1850
resRuaon to bis people No action has s ye bees ~
On The subject BY The society.
Rev. n Young has resigned bis charge q The osuruA
IN Chester Ill, and has taken charge o. ne o"uron W 10
caiar, Ill -
T' rrvrrArroFs DECEIVED.
nv Mr. Dudley Of MiddIetcwr, Conn, hss aectn>d -
call az The Fourn Congregational church o. fArsovA
ms s, ss'ss sa sSsm rev csshs since
p.v ,seva po,s ukrans, Of Romulus, ~ Y, declined
Ell, \, ,ss Presbyterian church OF BArsboo, Wis.
rnw cHuncBns-
SovSb~ees church. south side q Yr>eh
~rees, betwccs Broadway ard Egh'h avenue, vitl ~
49,, a. ina mornIns Afternoon and evening, respectively
nv he Rev Dvs. Hal ed, Campbell and Burchard.
The corner stoue Of the Welsh Preebysersn church w~s
MID in Philadelphia on the 4sb ut, with srproprsSs
Tho building is b. brick, 80 by % feet with seats for 500
Tariy in June the new Unitarian church In Mrcs,,
OHIO, " 70 be dedicated
The dedication OF the new rro~pcs church. "a IAuress
vile, & G., took place on the 2eth uh
MISCELLANEOUS.
The churches q New Yort and ia vicinity With aoar
~ esoep~S-, Ppss2 " he sssssd saa more than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

Mr.. Henry Losch, ~ n, late or the Yale Theol,4son
Seminary, ordained Evangelist In The CollaeU
street church, New Haven, Sunday evenng, Apra u
Mr.. Losch Is a native OF Germany and be proposes =
labor In Pennsy " anls or the West
Mr.. Samuel W. Boardman ordained over the On
gregatousl church In Norwich, VI, the l6sh uh ~
The same time Rev. A. q. Pcase dismls ed he havtng
been entirely untitled for pastoral labor BY IN health nss
May, 1855
The ordination Of @ Beckwith, Fsq, prcsden, Of osks
College, nm Evangelist took place sabbath evening Fee
ruary !, nj the Fort street church, Honolulu, g.
Mr.. NJ Mckinney was ordained and installed al Mon.
tour, Pa, On the itth ult.
NJ q. W. Palmer ordained over the Coaregasonas
church In bath Ohio, on The 18th ult-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03
INVITATIONS.

me installation Of the Rev. W. Hamilton ovcw the ohmun
Of New Prospect, Ulster county, n r., win take p,scs e
Wednesday, The eth Of May.
Al Honolulu, sandwich Islands, on the 11th un Rev r.
n Suotg wN Installed passor the Fort srcm
church The sermon and introductory exercises W
AZ sss-s~, n rsss Ss.d - ~ ~ lasshn nv h
charge 10 the pastor BY Rev Bishop charge 70 the ps
pie b. Raw. l. Smith; concluding prsTrs By Rev r. J.
Quick.
Presbyterian church In Edwsrdsburg. Mich
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