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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

REsT GUNPOWDKR AND ROwCHON0
ID TEA, Aidens Extract Java Coffee Just received
Ie lots Lr STAbLHR 4 Jon ES.
VICTORIOUS! vlCTORlOUs !.--TAvssAans,
Machines from our patterns proving themselves
victorious, will be seen from tho following:
f =. : . WHITTEMORE h I0ELIM 4
This to certify that have two Of wHiTTEMohE JOE
Inns THRESHING MACHINES and Lcas reoommea thssnN
70 be the best machines pd also
them 10 any that In Machines have been
the threshng busnes years. they exsssd
any machine that have had since have been the hresh
ne husineas SAMUEL d. PATTEpsOM
August 3rd. 1859 aug 80
MACHINE OILS, Of varasas hiuas, lse eate
IVA BY uslonl sTAbLEK& . JoHoA X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

FrratdrOs'a OMCr, J
VIRGINIA & TFNNksskk RAILROAD Co,
LYNCupUnG, Augnst 9Th ls5s
Elcv cnth Annual Meeting of the Stock,
~ holders o the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Uompa
viii be held In the Hall 81 their Depot the CITY Of
I,nchburR Wednesday the 18th day September
FORM or PROXY
h#oT az by these That the subscribers
being Stockholders In the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
Company, do herel, consii ute AMI spp"in,
aud law tu aud proxy represent each Of
In all "f the Stockholders Il nad
when not personally present with ul power and
thory nj sreh general meetings to such
and 10 do such other each could do
II We " ere personally present
Witness hands and seals. this day OF .la5
sEAi
NIINtss,
stn
10Th Ny law Proxies rrprcscn, stork In their
annual meetings shall only be valid fo the space
from th. date thereof"
BY order of the board of Directors
aug Ills WM. II HUGHES, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11
8aily Nirgiaiau.

RoNANcr-WirE AND WIpow IN A WEEx.--The
Board of Health visited the Quarantine Friday,
and while there heard a sad story which may
bear repeating. On Thursday young man, q
native of Maine; whose name unfortunately, is
forgotten, died at Quarantine with yellow fever
His wife, n grlish, and very handsome woman,
not over ~ years Of nge. related tho following. -
Her native ilace is bordeaux. France, and there
she made the acquaintance Of tho young Ameri-
can, whose death she now so previously laments.
An attachment sprung up between them, which
grew stronger and stronger, until it was resolved
as their hearts were united to joih their hands
and pursue together tho journey of life. An up-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

A G. l. T. w / $,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
As taken the large and rnmmodioua houH, Main st
formerly occupied by Joseph Nowlin I'd door above
Me~rs s'hooh.yd and rhurmans Hardware Store and OPP
ppsu Dr John II Senv's Drug St"re
receiving larry" aud ell selected stock of GRO
CEKIS and STAPLE DRY GOODS bought exclusive ely for
sas and wheh will be sold a prices that cannot fail 10 CIV"
satisfaction 10 all who may favor with call As AN do
tcrminc To do business the cash induce
men i'll be on red 10 cash buyers hose desiring 10
change inr country produce
a stock Of No. | PERUVIAN GUANo alwny on hand.
extend particular invitation " the old customers ot the
firm ~ A. e Lewis, formerly ne Dry Goods In
This cityD give call well the public generally
.! dis \ Z. LEWIS.
w are II OII..-Kciiy'. Aaprrnnr Watch
w oI For sale by J. II. THOMPSON a Co,
jy 3lts Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

lust RECEIvED.-A superior lot Of gcnu-
- inc Havana Cigars oftbe following celebrated brands
Flor de Antilles Franc Lorcdo Leop0ldna Lauzc dc Amer
ca; Major dc Habana Cheap for cash.
ma is sTABI.ER e. JONES
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-20

A SENaBLI THING FROM Mr.. EvtRTT'- Ea
ward Evcritl, in letter apologlzlng ior no'
attending the dedication ofa new school house,
closes his letter thus:
awe must not rest satisfied with genera
impression that our schools are in very salts
factory condition. There is some danger that
snowy accomplishments such as declamau uon
aud English composition often prematuTely ct
tempted, and dramatic exhibitions, which seem
to me wholly out of place at school, will ocsups
the time aud thoughts of tea cher and pupils f
the neglect of thorough instruction IN reading
writing, arithmetic, grammar, geography hlsVv
ry and Christian morality, and other Dranche
OF English education"
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Tho Domlcile Erected by John.


Translated from the Wigate Of NJ Goose-BY A. rorE'
Behold tho Mansion reared by dWdal Jack.
ee the malt stored in many plothorc sack
In the proud cirque Of lvans bivouoc'
Mark how the rats f,lonious faugs invade
The golden stores IN Johns pavilion laid
Anon, with velvet foot and Torquin strides
Subtle Grimakin TO HE quarry gdes
Grimalkln griu, that slew tho fierce rodent,
Whose tooth insdious Johanns ssckclcth rent
Lol now the dccp.mouthed canine foes assault
That vexed the aycnger of tho stolen malt,
Stored In the hallowed precincts of that hall
That rose complete at Jacks creative call
Here stalks ,h, mpctuous Cow with crumpled horn,
whereon the exoccrbatng hound was torn.
Who bayed the feline slaughtcr-benst TINT Blcw
The rat predoceous, whose keen lungs run through
The textile fhrcs that involved the grain
That lay In Hans inyolnte domain
Here walks tho rorloru damacl crowscd with rue,
Lactaerous spoils from vaccine dugs who drew
or that cornculate beast whose tortuons horn
Tossed TO the clouds In fierce Vindtcuyc tcorn,
The hra,ing hound. whose brNggirt halk ana sur
Arched the 1.-the spine aud reared the Indignant iuI
or Puss. that with yormincial claw
struck the wiord rat, in whose insatiatc NAV
Lay reeking malt that crst in Juan's courts we saw
Robsd in senesccnt garb that seems in sooth,
TOO long prey TO Chronos' iron tooth,
Behold the man whose amorous lips incline,
Full with young Eros oCculatiVo sign.
10 the loru madden, wnIse lactalhc hands
OF thut immortal hovnc, by whose horn
Distort to realms ethereal was borne
The beast cnulcau, voNor of that sy
Ulyssa quadrlpcdal who made die
The old murdacous rat that dared dcyonr
Anteccdaneous ale in Johns domestic bower.
I.ol here with hirsutc honors doncd, succinct
of saponrceous locks, the Priest who linked
In llymens golden bands the thorn unthrlit
Whose means eNiguuus stersd from many q rltt
Even IA ho kissed the virgin all iorloin,
Who milkcd the with implicated morn,
Who in fierce wrath the canine torturcr sklod
That dared to vcN tho in'idioUs murriede,
who let aurora chlucncr through the pclt 49,
OF that sly that robbed the palace jack had bhi'
The loud cantaukerous ShOnghoC comes at last
Vi hose shouts aroused the orn ccclcsiast,
who scaled the VOWS Of llymcn's rccramenI
10 him who. robed in garments indigeht,
Exosculutrs the detuscl lichtymuse,
The cmulgutor of the horned brute moroso
That tossed the dog That worried the cat that hH
The rat that ate the malt ho IN tho house that Jac
built
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shin and the money arising terefron shall be appor
toned by the trustees for the improvement OF roads
and highways, within the township.
SEC ~. That the aot entitled an act to amend the
act prescribing the duties Of supervisors and relating
90 roads and highways passed April 4 1904; aud the
nct entitled an act TO amend the act prescribing the
duties Of supervisors and relating TO roads and high
ways passed April goth, lsj4 aud also an act entitled
an act supplement al to act prescribing the duties
Apri sh 1856; and the seventh section Of the act OF
February 18Th 1855 he, and the same is hereby re-
peaed This act to take effect aud be In force from
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MAR IN WBLKER
President OF the Senate.
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afflicted ioM Hr,ient and Epideyaic
Diseases. .4-.... ..... .g....
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such,
l. as SpTmatorrlsa, Seminal Weakness Enpote,,cs
Gonorrhnd Gieet, Syph,iiS, the Vice of Onafisr, or
Self Abuse, DC, &c, 'T'
The H0tpard Association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the decepon practccd upon the unfortunate yic
tins OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open DS spensary for
thetreatment ofthis class diseases in all their forms
and to give Medical did Gratis, all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition (age oc.
cupation habits of fife, &c) and in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge. 1t Is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. on review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have beespf great benefit to the afflicted especially 10
the young d they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed ZEAL to this very important but much
despised cause.
JNt published by the Association Report on sper
niatorTh9a, Seminal Weakness, the Vice of O nan
iS MasturbHton SefAbuse, and other Diseases of
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which
wilk sent by mail, lin sealed letter enveope0 Free
cf Charge, on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address for report treatment Dr. George II. Cal.
houn,NC Consutipg Surgeon, Howard Association, No
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
~ BY order Of the Directors
- EZRA ID. HARTWELI Prss'f.
Geo FA1RcuILD, Secretary.
Hecomber II. 1S67.-32ly
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BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKS!M

= FTVsH aFIINNIs WttkIy at
II o l. IT. B o X s II o X e,
sign OF the Book consisting of School Books Of all
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the
higher mathematical works. lie also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies, Travels New and Popu-
lar Works, etc. etc, together with commentaries ard
notes on the Scriptures works Theology, Annuals
Gift Books for all seasons and ages aarge assortment
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for tho children Gf Statinnnry he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety.
INKS--Black, Blue Red, Carnine, Arnolds and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying Indellibe, etc.
GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing, CONNER
cial Ladies'. &C., at HOLTS.
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Anrll y. 1859.
April II, IS5B.
No. 1851 AN ACT

No. 1851 AN ACT
TO prevent the running at large OF bulls, boars and
bucks.
SVc l. he IL enacted By the General Assembty Of The
Sta, of Ohio That If the owner OF any bull boar or
buck shall allow the to go at large out OF his
enclosure he shall forfeit the sum OF five dollars for
sueh offence TO he recovered complaint before any
uscc of the peace OF the county in which such owner
NAV live: and twice that amount on any subsequent
convictions; said penalty TO go in;o the treasury OF the
township where such complainant may reside for the
beneft of common schools; Provided that such com
pnnt shall be prosecuted within thirty days next after
such animal shall be found going at large as af're.
said.
see q In addition to the penalty prescribed in the
fore poing section the ofsad BULL boar or buck
thus found going Mt large shall be liabe to the owner
of any cow sheep or swine, for any and all damages
arising from the going at large of such animals as
aforesaid be recovered on suit brought before any
coprt of competent jurisdiction.
'i g. Ihis act 10 be in force and after the first
day of May, 1898. ,,,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER
President of the Senate.
April 10, 1858.
AupIroR's OFFICE Perrysburg, Ohio. !
May 10th, 1885,
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are correct
y urnted according the copies certified tc by the
Secretary OF State aud furnished oths office by tho
contractor for publishing the laws present session
Auditor of Wood County.
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q, s. r., town 4, section 3, west $40
8 N.E.l less so acres ll0-4SC
Very desirable land miles from Psrrysburg.
U, S Il, town 4, section 1, s lNEt 80
- 4" II SWl Ice
Near Psrysburg, we'll timbered and good land.
u, s, X. town 4, section 49, NE Ice
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PRunrNcE. The great enl OF prudence is to
give chaeHulueSs 10 those hours which splendot
cannot 5ild, aud eXAurtauon ctnuot cXhuarats
--lhnsa soft intervals Of mb'nded amusement
in which a man Shrnks to his natural dimen-
sions, and throws aside the ornaments or dis
guises which he ltcls in privacy to he useless in
cumbrancos, and to lose all eiiac! when they
become familiar. TO be happy at home is the
ultimate result of all Rmhluon--tho cad to
which every enterprise and labor tends, and ol
which every desire prompts the prosecution
1t is indeed gt home thal every man must be
known by those who would make jus, estimate
either of his virtue or felicity; for smiles and
embroidery are alike occasionally, and the mind
is often dressed for show in painted honor AM
Iici jous hrnsvOl,nce.
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Howard Association,

Bfneroiem Institution, established by special endo,ss
meat for the reief Of The sick and distressed
afflicted wh Hraent and Epidemic
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Real Estate. Agency,
In PerrYsbnrr Township.

n a Dc IA TTUTTENBbON9
DEAL ESTATE Agents, offer for Sale at fair prices
IL and Hpon reasonable terms the following lands;
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WANTED WANTED |

PORK, IYHEA Il, c ORN, OA rs, nc.
The undersigned wants to purchase large qHAntty
ofPork and all kinds Of merchantahle Grain Ter which
the highest market price-lN CASH-wih be paid
JAMES SMITH,
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Many persons spend 50 much time in crit.
icsing ami dispuling about the Gospel that they
have none leil Tor rprac,iciHg il. Asif two men
should quarrel about the phraSeoogy of THEN
medicine
An uged bachelor being asked il he had wit
messed public execution, replied, "No, but
once saw a marrlag'
Morris OBren, hoy only thirteen years o
aye, died from intempprance in p ilsdelphi'
on Sunday. The day yol his death he drank owe
gu-.I OF Ull0r
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no THE PUlsE &c.

Notwithstanding the reports to tho contrary we
burg Mills are grinding daily at all hours ana are
doing as good Xii not better,) than any Mill in
the country. Furthermore, would saw that II is our.
intention TO depend upon Custom w Work mainly and
to make it the Mill for the people, Flour and feed Of
all kinds on hand and for SALE and any orders left at
our Store, will receive prompt attention. and will be
delivered free Of charge.
Dec. l, lS57-3Otf r. r. MILLER & co.
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EARLY CurrlNG or llAY--Some years ago
cut some very good timothy RlusS before mar
ycst aud before the blossoms Ind entirely iallen
of II was cured ia the very best manner, ana
placed IN he NOW to which could atany TIM"
have access. Alter halyeSt, and when lhe seed
had become SO ripe as to she'll out considerably
| cut the sam, kind of grass IN the same neIu an !
placed it in a srpnrots NOW. AT iavorao'e
time I'm the following wintcD for making a
fair experiment, | carried out to my cattle hay,
from the NOW in which had stored that which
had been cut while green, (helorc haryes) uhd
fed to each separate parcel Alter they hod
fairly commenced feeding upon IT, carried TO
each a parcel Of that which had been cut alter
harvest, aud from which the seed sheiIed whN'
handling it, In every instance the cattle quit
"thc beautiful green hay and u'e up,clenu'
TINT which was cut after harvest fore again
touching the former. Indeed, in many lnslnn'
ces they threw from their mouths the green hay,
the sooner To get al the other repeatedly trel
the same experiment. aud tie result was the
same in cvety instance. The reason OF the pref
erence shown by the cattle Tor the hay out after
harvest | suppose to bG tins 1t was much more
easily masticatcd, and swcelcr in lavor thar
the other that it retained in the stems, leaves
seeds all the nutritive matter which 1t possessed
when green and probably with some additions
derived from the earth AID utmosph phere,o over an,
above that Of the green hay.
The green, carly cut hay, although it retaine,
its green and beautiful appearance, was ,onS'
and difficult to mastiCate; and very proDabl.
the crude and unclabOrated sap acquired an aci
aud bitterish ustc which was disoEeeab'e T.
the palate mud leletrrious to the health OF cattle
BE this as it may, tha experiment fully satslie
me that h,'catta were most fond ot the late
cut hay: ,hat they wolli cat more OF it, an
keep in better condition upou il lhan upon tn
earlier cut green hay. have not so perecu
experimen'ed in regard to horses AMI sheep
Bat have observed that they always made tn
same cAoic1 with thr cattle when opporlunlt
offered no doubt for the same rcaspu.--J. II. IL
Seneca Co go Country GcatIemam ApriI Bro
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KNowlNG WHAr ONGs ABour.-slaI the
evil in this world, comes from people not know
ing what they do like--uot deliberately setting
themselves to lud out what they really enjoy,
All people enjoy giving away money for IN
stance they don't know thot--,hey rather
think they like keeping it; aud they do keep H.
under his false impression, often to their great
discomfort.
Every body likes to b. g"ol but not ono in Il
hundred dnls this out, Muldtudts III. nk they
like TO do evil: yet no man ever really eajNyeJ
doing evil since God male the world.
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In Center Township.
In Freedom TOwnship.
In Washington Township

IL, o, 80. N ENW
Half mile from New Rochester.
IL, 8, o., hf sw or & eqr
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" THE GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF HUM0R,

a TR KENNEDY, OF Roxbury, has dscoveredin one
NJ of our common pasture weeds remedy that
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FARM FOR SALE.

yJNHE farm known the Battles farm In w ashington
township, 40 acres, so acres well improved, good
house and barn. valuable orchard we'll, &c, &e, VIII
sold very low for cash. time IT securedi also in
connection thepswith 80 of school land lying 50
ros distant all excellent quahG 9tland eonFenlenats
r.ins sehools sc s. JEFFERSON, Agent
Nov < laS7 Fer John Ruttlsa.
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Roots amd Shoes.
For sale.

A large quantity of land in Wood county and 9
numter of town lots in PeIrysburg Persons desiring
~ purchase are requested 10 apply soon.
Annual G, lN5I-lM JAMES MURhAfN.
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Range 9, town &, Sec, SO Il Il 80 :
Range 3, town 8, section 2, N. pit. N. W. IA 81
IS N.pt of W tfrlsec. so
35 SPIT of $. Wfrli sO-2h
choice tract of land, half mile above Otsego, and
containing about 10 acres of Prairie.
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In Jackson Township

In Liberty Township.
Range 10, town A. See. I, N. OF n. h.
10 " N Of N. w. t.
In Liberty township p-timbered.
3" w fr of n L
About so acres prairie go with above-in Liberty.
" 10 " 4, IL 5 w NV
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In Henry Township.
Plain Township.

Range 10, town b, Sec 10, east $40
10 " {" Il the whole GAO
10 Z" " 81 S. W. IL S.i NJ Wa 240
10 " 4" ~ from west side N. E.. 100
part prairie and part woodland.
Z" 10 T." 81 $. wa of SEA 40
all improved--frame house.
10 Z" F." 2S n. MN. Wan N. Il, 100
Principally prairie, but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel
10, s, TO- n S w fr. 1Sd
5 Il NV Az
Above coniderably improved.
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In Milton Township.
In Milton Township.
Range 8, town sec. 20, N S E! 80
In Milton touuship chocsly timberei, and with
small improvement.
"2l, n. E.k 1eO

IN LAKE TOWNSHIP
Range u, town I, see II quarter l6t
Choice lands well drained in settled nsighborhood
Range IL, town I, sec. 30, 5. h. quarter. lO'
WIN be sold very cheap.
Range IL, town Z, sec. 81, Il n y 81
I" IL, 7, 26, n Il l6'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-10
THIRTY-FIFTH CoNGREss.
Washington, Friday. April o

hOOSE.
Mt Lovejoy of Illinois made an Intellectual
eiloit TO introduce resolution calling on tho
secretary OF war to inform the House how
many army oiheefs were absent from their
Gu'les' ana at the seat of government, aud
otherwise. Vi
MIR. Branch of North Carolina snoLo v;,h
reference to the reconsideration Of tbe w., W.
which the Deficiency bill was rejected.
lie hesltated nrt to declare that the mon
strods expenditures of the army had ,earbod
point to induce the entire country 70 80
and demand reform, and pointed ort I'll =
way by which this could be effected.
ho believed, as heretofore declared nv Tho
House in the form of resolution. that utab
was IN state OF rebellion. 1t il now 10
late and unjust to undertake to control rho
discretion Of the President as to the disrosoI
of the troops. '''A
Mr. D. Clancy Jones, in reply, said the
Quartermaster General did not send the est
mates on his own responsibility, but tbev
were received with the endorsement of no
ecietary Of War.
Mr.. Branch was sat. fed with the ex nla,,,-
ton and was glad to hd that no outraoe on
property had been perpetrated by any Bureau
officer. -D'eau
The vote by which this bill was rejected
was RECONSTRUCTED. J''''u'
The House then refused to recommit tho
oiii TO the Committee on Ways and Means
Inc House ngreed, when adiourning il
should be to Monday, at . IL o'clock ~
Mr.. Morris of Pa, said he had lust beard
OF ,he death OF Hon. Thomas Hart benton
ana II was Ut that the House should adjourn
Inc motion was unanimously agreed 10.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-10

MErHop1sT Yesterday fore
moons session of this body. at the Park street
Church, was devoted to the usual business OF
examination Of character, &c.
In the afternoon, the venerable Rev. Dr.
Kilburn delivered his semi-centeunial dis
course, after which Father Taylor made some
appropriate remarks.
In the evening, sermon on "Ministerial
Education was preached by Rev. William
r. Bagnall of Charlestown.
There will be the customary business exer-
cises this forenoon. This afternoon will be
devoted to preaching. This evening will be
the anniversary Of the Bible Society, at
which Hon. Judge Barton will preside, and
remarks are expected from Rev. ]. M. Clark,
Rev. DR.. True, and others
All the pulpits have been supplied for Sun
day.
On Sunday Cto-morrow) evening, the
Missionary Anniversary will take place at
Mechanics Hall, when Rev. DR.. Durbin of
New York is expected to speak, as also Rev.
William A. Braman of Medford, Rev. George
Bowler Of Cambridge, and C. N. Smith of
LYNN.