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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13
ANOTHER INCIDENT In THE CASE Oh
AWFUL" GARDNER.

AWFUL" GARDNER.
A short time ago, awful" Gardner got into row
with some person in Hoboken, upon whom he commit
ted an assault and battery, for which ofense he was
arrested and held to bail. In order to secure the friend
who went security from any possible loss on his account
he placed in his hands money and several orders,
amounting in al to what was deemed sufficient to meet
all demands With this, his friend wa authorized to
effect settlement of the matter but failing to collect
the amount of the orders, and the cash proving INSULT
cient, the case vent to trial, which resulted In fine
and costs amounting to $l5J. In the mean time Gard
ner had gone to East Port Chester, Conn., visit to
his brother. requisisn procured from the Gov
enor of NewJersey upon the Governor of Connecticut
for the surrender OF Gardner, with which several Off
were dispatched, well armed, to conduct "A wful
over to New-Jer.ey. On finding their customer they
informed him Of their eTand but in attempting to put
the iufies upon him. he assured them that he was
longer "ArtuP Gardiner that had become reformed
man. and should offer resistance to their authority.
He then proceeded with the officers TO the railroad
depot to take the first train to the city, accompanied
by bis wife. In the mean time Howell Gardner, Or
yilles brother, went 10 the Methodist Church. where
the Rev. Mr. Gilbert was holding service, and informed
him of what had TRANSFERRED whereupon the reverend
gentleman committed the charge of the remaining
services to of his friends, and left for the depot
where Gardner was still in the custody Of the officers
awaiting the arrival Of the train. After sscertaning
that $l55 would satisfy their demands and secure bis
liberty, Mr.. Gilbert immediately obtained the amount,
and accomplished the desired object. The following
day, awful accompanied his benefactor 10 the city
and obtained $lOO, which he had in the hands Of
friend, and paid that amount back toward the $l55
and al the representations made by Gardner in rels-
ton to the affair were then found TO be correct. The
general impression in Port Chester is, that Awful
Gardner wifi stick to his text, or in other words,
will remain stesdfast to his recent professions Of
reformation.
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD

ID r. 3 l. IA 4 IL " u
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting The An,nec
cities with Nes North ari South w-sefn ota'es
by continuous Railway direct. This Road $50 connses ~
PsbuTsh With daily lines OF steamers TO al Prts on tue
Rivers and Cleveland and Ssrdsfy with the steamers
all ports the NoTthwe Lke.matns the most al's
cheap and e by which FREIGHT can b. forwarded
IL and from the Gres; West. .,.-,,n,-nou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlITSbC k'h'
FIRST CLAsS.BOots Shoes Hats and CsPs hooks cents
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trunu Drugs IO- 10.
Tin boxes snd baesl, Festnsrp, burs, 9c.'.s''''.)
syooyB CLiSs-DCmes,ic Sbeetins shirtnf and . j.. -.
Ticking lin original bsesl Drug. in sssts hsd 70 ep
Leather lin rolls or boIes), Nse and sheeP Nv ~
Pefs Esstrtrd, &c................ $3.50
TuRD CLAss.-Anvls, Steel, CHAINS I'm cssss les
kIeun Bacon Pork salted Goose or 10 sach'
Toboreo manufactured, except Cigars OF Cut &c;
YorRTU CL.SS.-t Office, Fish, Bacon Beer sn1 -
pork lin asks boxes Easward Lard and ksId - ctbs
OH Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar fitch IW 10
Rosn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FLouR-75c. T. bbl until further notice
(,RAIs-3c. q 1CO ~ until further notice. 49,
CoTToS-S2{ bale not exceeding so weight until farther
notice ,,,,,-,.
In hippDg FOODS any port east Of Phnsdepss be
culhr TO mark package Via Pennsy vania Railroad AL
Gods consigned to Agents Of this Road Philadelphia
Pittsbnreh will b. forwarded without detention.
TpIIGr AsExTs Harris Wormley Co.. Memphis Tenn.
r. Sass Co. 81. Louis; 7. @. ORoly Co., Evansville,
Ind DUNE snl Bell Co. and Carter j. welt Louisville,
Ky. b. c. Meldrum, Madison Ind; H. Brown Co.. and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; ". Graham Co.. Zsueeville,
House. New York, and No 20 Souhst New York T.
J. sneeder, Phlsdelphia; Mssrsw Rooms Baltimore d. A.
Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. }. LOMBAERT, superintendent, Altoona, Pa
January !, 1883
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The upstairs meeting yesterday was conducted BY
Benz. +. MASEIERRE, esq, President OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Of this city; and that IN
the basement by CEPHA. BRAIsrRD, esq, Vice-Prss-
dent Of the same society. About g 600 persons were
present at both meetings the house being densely
crowded in every pert, wherever sitting or standing
room could be obtained including the pulpit and tho
Altar. The exercises were Of the usual character,
consisting of singing, prayer, and remarks. Mr..
STUART of Philadelphia suggested that a. similar
prsyer-meetings were fast multiplying all over the
country II might be well for the meetings in New-York
TO establish telegrsphc communication with the most
important 81 them. particularly with those in large
cities. The following message was accordingly pre-
pared, and dispatched over the wires to the Union
Prayer injecting in Philadelphia, held in Jsynes Hall;
NKw-YoRK. March Il, IS5S-l2l p. N.
To TIE Philadelphia unOH Payer Meeting "a Ja,sf' Hal
CHRISTIAN BRETHRIS-The Ne@-Iork John street
Union Meeting send you greeting in brotherly love:
"And the inhabitants of one city shall 60 20 ano-
ther saying, Let US go speedily 10 pray before IN
Lord and to seek the Lord of Hostel viii 90 also.
Praise the Lord-cal upon his nane-ieciare his
doiDgs among the people-make mention that hl name
BENZ p. MANIERRE CEPHAs. BRiISARD Le,ders
The gentleman read extract from letter from
brother in Philadelphia in which it stated thai, oa
the day previous, 1900 persons were present Of
union meeting in that city The following some OF
the special requests for prayers presented at the meet
ings yesterday and the day before:
"A father begs the prayers of this meeting in behsh
of son and daughter, who seeking God sorrowing
that they may fnd redemption and the forgiveness OF
al their sins.
"iour prayers are solicited on bshaf OF young
man who viii soon embark for distant .o1 of we
is still unconcerned IL regard Sue interests az Az
soul"
a mother desires an interes: il YOU prayers to-
the convention OF her two sons.
Severed believrg Young rser n sl4--e nsrciitit7
house ID tbs cry have long ~ "a Il" - AIlefI
at sire for TIE Conversion o. ;heir r-,Co-r, 10" 40
soleed N money akinr
" Ihe lIs,--- q -. - --- ~, -a.....l ..-c--1
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The LiyIR of the prD Icpal regulators Of the humsa
body AID when II performs ts functions we'll the powers
S o the .at tg fully t sa 1S' .Sn q i
Liver for the proper perform functions when The
stomach 10 at sut the bowels are ct fault and the whole
syst,m suffers in consequence of orsan-,he LIVER
having ceased 10 do t duty For the diseases Of
gan, Of the proprietor & has nade II his study. In
practice OF than twenty yesrs TO ind remedy
wberwh TO oounisrsct the many dsIansesnts to which
To prove that this remedy fouod any person
bd with LvrH ConPLA N any Of its forms Ass but to
Ibese Gum. remove .ilCmabd or bad mater from To.
system supplying in their plsce healthy fow OF ehe,
ifysorns the stomach csus -ng food 10 digest well, PURi
TyNG Inv BLOOD giving ltone spd health 70 the wbels
machinery removing the cause oi the d'ea'e-eaeens rad
BILIoys ATTACKS are H. cured. AND, wnAI ID rrrrEs,
PREvhNTkD, by the occasional u'e OF tie L'Ls hNGokA-
On, dose after sat i,uf lcer. 10 relieve the stomach
and prevc ut the food from MS ing aud soUriRs
Only one dose taken bcfor, renr prevents NIGHTMARE
Only one dosc taken might loosens the bowels gen
uy and cures CosTivENLsS. -
One dose taken after each meal will cure Dy.PEFsA.
One dote OF two tessp falls will always relieve SICK
HtADACmk. L
One bottle taken for female bst, S,ons the
ofthe disease, and males pr feet cure
Only one do,e imu,edi.;cly = relieves CoIrc while
phr ons oxen irIraed AZ are cure for CaoLrgA NOR
pS and P'evtniiye on lCHOLERA.
Only ore bottle !. needed 20 Ihrow Of the stem the
ereets OF ueoi,ine sher onsl- sickness.
One bottle iai,n tI Jay pieE all .alowre'
One dOs tss n short tim before ..ns veos toe
sQiStte, and MAKES food d. - get we'll
One dose often repeated cures CuRo,.- n.KE,EI In
Va forms, while SvM. Ossg and BowtI cmnp.int,
YIELD sluios, TO the hi'; dose.
One doses cure at-l-tsrks c,a,.1 nv WoRus I,
chhdvn there no 'ue safer or sPeeds remedy in ;b5
world as il 6dIi. M
few bottles DRoPsf,l ~ elefiar he nbsorb.ut.
We iaAe pleasure IN recon z rlcLdins this n cue a
pfeveI tive Tor kyvTR AND Aqua. CHILL F,yys anil a
FINTKs Of RLiols TNPrl operates Ia ertsiov All
thousands willing 10 testify 10 - wonderful virtue.
All who zee It giving their unanimous testimony in is
fsVor
MN Water in the mouth with the uvsors'or. and wsrow
both tOseth,r -. 49,. -. ...
THE LIVER lNNlGORArOR
- . ScIFNTIEIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and (. daily
ykir ur,s suos. great 20 beyc. IL cures s. ~ sgc
III fiHgL
Il ,oird 20 qr sny Kind OF LWEE Complaint. from the
,Scc ~ Dtap1Isa a common Hci9dcf' ali Of winch
~, result Of a DISEASED LIVE
'h' ''S''' PRIcE ,rE BofrfT.
pr SANFORD, Prophet 30 sI3TpI,T y STstttTo>,
10 A.or House couer Badly ard 81 brcacr' c0'-e
Cs.,. aua al pfDsgsi. q ibe ooVrtrJ
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NARKET-STREET CHURCH.

The revival in the Msrket-street Church continues
with undated soemnity and power. About fifty per-
sons have applied for admission into the church ct the
next sacrsmentL season on Sunday week. A large
portion Of the converts are young men. The Rev. Mr.
CurLrR Is announced to preach on The Worth Of the
Soul, next Sunday evening.
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WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET CHURCH.

WEST TWENI1-IHIRDb IkttI CHUhCh'
The Rev. DIR. SPRING preached ct O'Clock p m.
yesterday at the West Twertythird street Presbyte
,ian Church OF which the Rev. Frederick g. Cisfk is
pastor, to large and attentive audience. Prayer
meetings have been held daily at the same place and
hour durirg the past three weeks which have resulted
in the awakening Of an unusuel religious interest in the
congregation. There will be preaching at the same
cbuch to-day, commencing at u o'clock p m, and,
in the meantime, arrangements are being matured for
the continuance, in future, Of similar meetings.
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III L. pQIrIE

x
The Pennylvanis Railroad connects a. Pittsburgh with NIL
and FROM St. Louis Mo Alton Gslena and Chicago IL
Lafayette Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton Spring
Zsnesyie Mas.on and Wooster Ohio: also the
packet boats and New Orleans St. Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for the East be had any ofthe shove
mentioned places in the West.
will find this the shortest most expeditions NJ
comfortable route between the East and West.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS
PROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 36 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 10 HOURS.
Pare as low as any other route
See hand. biils in The hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information msy be had al ne
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No. 3 Aston House, Broadway
January 1855 j. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

y tVhh 70 hOt hESTFR-The ROCHESTER, Al'p
GENEsEE ALLEY RAILROAD is 7 or~u and. In con
aSsron with Zoe beao Coming aud NewYoTk and Ncs York
and se hAdrosa 'orns eirect route Fom Nesfoak 10
aothes:eH
The Sstnes 81 this route tolether with sapor sofost
.foded by The mos. dsrable
bsS-ecB ID, sboSe named cities
Tcleie b. procured a. The Nsw-Yort rd Enc Railroad
Tcssr Ohc, 81: DrEest and No. BsoaCwa, Also n
Lsfa.y f'y. Bsgglse Checked through.
Rr.s wiz = Ta-spr.ed between NewYcrk aud R.Aes.er
sh sstfL Aly uioyn'scu desired gard thereto can b.
lL.o D. csr tc eIsrs eca Agent q toe New Yos
40 20 Rrroa, kde Bidrrs, ar C. = TAPPAN, LIp.su
Frzal' As,nt 20 % Boad~sy.
Nc tram a. ne Suts'o CAM A. f.w Yea s'lesf
suldtJ. J. A EAGFhLD >pI' I-a'eS'hnl
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYok notice Is hereby given TO ~
having claims against JOSEPH BLACKBURN late Of the City
York Merchant to the with vouch
thereof to the rbsebs at the store Of Samuel Aud No
West Of New York before the 10Th day Il
June sext-Ds,ed kewrYoTi the d day q December 1857
q lauemS ELIZABETH BLACKBURN Administrators.
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NEW YORK AND. ERIE RlILROAD~
IN On and saeG THURSDAY jan o. lass nd Until fsaes
poee~ Passenger Trains WI leave Pier foot Of D,..ssL
D,XF,aK YxPRLss s:s. H. fac puliul .Da p-rssy.
irt.medhss sis;sIL
NAIL TRAIN at sS9 H. 6r Duskirk and BuaAe and ntss
mediate StatioLA
AoCkLAED PASSENGERS. p n. from set CfAn'bec~ -,
va Picrroont for SuBerrG sHd sn:srnedse Ste'lonA
WAY YAssEHGER H., br kweVsh, kicdse-osr nc
tn1eu.sdiaie Stations
The above Train, -un daily Sundays s1topted
h,ohf kAPHkSS a. Only for Dun SHk7 h<, eni"s'
eJcep,so for Buffalo.
fhese EJpr~,s Trans Etnira With the ErrA
CensDdagus Grd EsgtEs Falls RIirsd, f ksstrs taAs q
bnshanscp with the Syracuse and BinzhAnton Rs,rosd %
Syrtcue a. Coming Ill the BUhAo Coming and on
Railroad for PocheSter; Greet Bend With the Delaware
Eackswsnns md Western Railroad, r Scranton horIils
VIII with Bufso New York City Railroad bC6soi
Buffalo Dlnk with the LAts R4rsd Ey CaevS
hnd, Gu cinu<1 ToloSo Detroit, Chicago, Gc-
S. r. HE4HEY. Asitsnt President
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The above is the invitation which meets the eys Of
business men and women they pass up Broadway ct
the close Of the days toll and labor Tommy good
man, and will doubtless work hard to be an instrument
e good.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
- Yort-HUGH A. MOORE, plaintiff, against RUSSELL
STEVENS. EBEN b. HOLLISTER and ABRAHAM HART
ZELL deendsns-SuInmons for demand on contract
n no; TITO efendAnts You hereby summoned
and required the complaint in this scon which
this day filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the City aud County
of the City Hail. in said city, and -
your the said complaint on the subscribers At their
Office No street. in said city within twenty days after
the service Of this YOU exclusive of the day Of snch
service and II you fail 10 the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take judgment
against you the Of thousand nine hundred aud
dollars and yfou cents with interest from the
Goth dsy January eight hundred aud
besides the costs this acton-Ds,ed NewYork March H.
1858. COLE WALLIS,
marlS Isw8wS Plaintiffs Attorneys No 50 John street
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Mc1nal.
TINE LIVER INVIGO RAT o r!
Il PREPARED Dr. SAsyoED,
COMPOIINDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,

COMPOUNDED ENTIKELY HUM UU Ms, ,
Of the best Puve and Liver Ne cines now before th
public that acts Cothdr easier rnder ard more eneet
than any other medicine known II only Catha,f but
Lver remedy acting first the Lirer TO e lie morbid mat
and bowels carry of that matter thus
accomplishing purpo.es efctuAy without Of the psin
full feelings experienced in the operation Of most Caiharf It
strengthens the system the time that IL aud
when taken daily moderate doses will strengthen and build it
nm ~ hunua mil ranit
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CUPREME CONTRARY ANN GREER

CUPRENE COCRT.-M1KY Ann GH6EK
- .s.in't MARGARET s. sANHsToNst .L-In P~sse.ss
the Supreme Court Of tie State Of New Yorh
made in This the 18th day Of February. les RICH
ARD H. BOVINE the referee named 'asren win expose V
at noon the M~chants E1espss 10 ne City Of New Yorh
BY PHILIP R. WILKINS soseuesr all those Eve several lts
Of and the buildings thereon use at the north tySsy
and Blocker in the CAY q Eev YOTt, and
which together bounded and described follow = wit
Bssrnns the said eas,ery OF Perry md Bssck
and running thence norhey along the sstsTly sAo Of
ninety Eve feet I inches 70 .hs line Of % Of o.e
alton thence esstsy along said WAtons hne seventy Eve f
inches thence souhsriy hne parallel with beseh~ st.
ninety feet six inches TO Perry thpes weseey Along the
poytb,ry side of Perry feet sir inhos 70 the said
corner Of Perry and Blesekrs the place u beRnAnS-Dstsd
New. YoIt, Feb. 10, 1883
r. H. BOVINE, Refsres, No. o. Nj r.
"a EFF. Brown, Attorneys, No. HHilG
mb4 2aw6wThkS
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Cesal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF s County OF NcwYork, notice 10 hereby given 30 Al
pSsons having claims AGAINST PATRICK McPEAk late Of tho
Oily New York dec~ased to present the with vouchers
theeo the subscribers at the store OF Walter German No
Avenue Eight the CITY Of New Yoqt before the ar
asy Of August 1857. THOMAS McKEEZIE, (vx..,,or.
s29 lsw6nIS' WALTER 0ORAlN,
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THE ASETHfI.AT0R, or cEkIAiS CURE Of
Eh sn..a ADD Aye q Re Be,d sDS E.,s =. I'D 2 .A
sAerfsl neSy ssfe ss'<sa1 sps uriryiPp "
Brcenes: ti..S u so 80 Hrosdws5L Ne~-f'h 10 S't
81 and - esek
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IL DENCE As-Os - sf<r o. - ias7 T.sI. Il u.
HlovIpDNcE HARTFORD and F1sHkiLL RAiLRo AD
WI Hartra The s,a hor. II Psprsss raJn n
Ysrh and Hs-~n, and Ee~ Haven apa Hartford
syrfseAsd Railroads. rhIa ssvss He~-Yorh q ga M
e4huRL MOTT, psrI,eldens.
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NewYork daily @ribn,te
THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.

THE JOHN STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
The MONDAY prayer meetings in the old Methodist
Church in John street. for the past two days, have
been unusually interesting. The attendance is, pos
sbe, greater than ever before and is measured now
more by the numbers who go away than by those that
succeed in getting into the building
Two meetings are held every day a. the same time,
one in the basement and the other in the main audi
ence room Of the church. On Thursday the upper
meeting was conducted by Mr.. MoSrs ODELL, and the
lower one, by Mr.. WIN. II. P,Rsoss; the Rev. HIsRY
WARD BrEcHER was present st the former, and made
few remarks.
GEo. II. STUART, esq, President of the Phiadel-
phia Young Mems Christian Association, was also
present, and addressed the congregations during the
Of his remarks he read religious poem entitled
What g the News ?" the special interest connected
with which he sail " arose from the fact, that the
" author was young man, now dead, who was insane
" on almost every subject except that of religion, on
" which he continued to the last thoroughly sane and
" intelligent"
The following are the lines, which we publish in
THE TRIBUNE at the request Of the meeting:
WHAT'S THE NEWS!
Wi" %ha. he n esS W Wh h News!
Whats the news! whs,. the news!
Oh, have got good news 20 tell
My Savior has done az thing, vel
And tumph'd death aud he'll
Thsts the news That's the news!
The Lamb was slsin on Csr.p-
To set word Of miners free
That's the news That's the pe~s!
Twas ther his precious blood WIS shed,
But row hes risen from the dead
That's the news! Thst's he rews!
To heaven above the conqueror's gone
Tnsts the news. That's the news!
He's passed triumPhsn; TO :he throne
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SOLOMON MANN.

CAlLUB, n, June =, lsG.
hve lssd Pref O. J. Wesps Hair Re~orssivs sad Asve
simis,d hs von6e<A Effects, Ny Asir kseotnanA -
tAeuss rsmstursy sy but BY Tho q he Resso<sA's
hss pvssa,sd ogsa have douk DsnaansstJ
D. bREBSA e1 es1seR. w.
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o. J. WOOD Co., Propretors, No. s1f DfoadvHJ n
On 1ss New.York Wire Raihns lASkHADsns and Ne ~
kastetst. 81. LoHis Mo.
Aad soA By good siss and vsscy GesSs Desisss
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAI
N Ias7 WINTER ARRANGEMENT -

IN IS7 WINTER ARRANGEMENT lSa.
Commencing Dee q, 1851
P,ser ser Station In NewYork corner 2hst and fth%vi
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
yc,s.x U,yen y M ~ lex I245 $40 (eI) and Az
p m For Bndscpor 72o, N (eIl l2;4o sac e1 ;, s.d
Inn M For Milford Strsford Fairfield Southport and Woe
ron 7rp m I245 - D. For NoIwslh - m j. -
$40 tx 80 So; For psrgn and ~ SFsepwiA, Nv
l2f $40 ex) $40 $50 p For Port Chester aud uterine
eas,e ss-oss, 7.2o Pas 4:9 $50 P
CONNECTING TRAINS.
fog Bos:Or, teri $40 IN. lex For Hartford shs
sP5rts.e NJ exl $40 p m lex For C"tneS ~ ~
hHfoec % Montreal lex and $40 p IN ten 70 N0,s
.Iipon for CsnN Railroad a lexl and lz;+o m re-
hc Ra-oSd For HansstHck Railroad q IN ana
SPb n Tor DGDbuTy and NowAlk Rslroad. I'D N, s'l'
Pm. JAMES II. HOYT Superintendent.
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have been extensively circulated among the attendants
at the John street meetings. In addition TO this card
a IIat with the title, "Come Come Come =! Let
him that hesre.h say come, has been issued by the
Committee for graf uitous distribution.
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UNCONTROvERsIoNAL
UNION
FRAY ER-M EETT NO
From 5 10 O'Clock.

rfUh . 70 V'I'NH
Gall in TO- IS or - Minutes q your oonycr lsnee
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28

mel&e es sepfunst bat,en. Gin Sa&
i@ldnselte fi@ eerduI&lcs rur@ rtele Sc
tll&e; man ,,annte i'm ~Den 8o:b tes
Griepena." 3DieieS freunrli6e sNfpl fit
DE Seeltn mar IN, Ofen bur6 bic Btidt,
unter tpel&er mir pur@eesansen traren,
tesrdn;t spei 5aeel i9lpi1tn Is Elm spn
Morpen uno @lpen, unp es bfnete f'&
n1r na& @eaen, 100 id Elm Gannen>
lpalp erbut. Die r1tblt6en, nit @ran
unterniiatrn Baumitdmme bilpeten prd6z
tise Sdulensdnee fir tieien f46ncn Ten,s
pei bes 9pbes. " Geierli9es @dmeisen
berrf&te IN bieiem @eb5l3e, nur lie
Stimu,en Der @1eel mel9e rae Mnpsn<
fen Ter @el&ierenen NIT 5ymne1, III fet<
en i@ienen, ertSnten. go '.s'% ~.
5crtiebuns fclet, 1850
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-28

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Sir bic rMinnelp lpta Staatsseitune" frei na& ben,
GransSV19en tearbeitet prn Or. 3aMel.
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uns fai bline, 5dlansen 3ti&ten Dor
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