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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-29
LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
The well-known Maryland Consolidated Lotter
les, of which X. FRANCE x Co., are the managers
are chartered by the state OF Maryland, and
commissioner elected by the people, VINO is sworn
to superntend and certify that everything con-
neoted with them is done in strictly honorable
manner, and that the interests of parties who re-
side at distance are as well protected as ifthey
themselves were present at the drawing. Anoth-
fact which the managers call attention to- is ,
that all persons have legal right to send orders
fer tickets to Maryland, as lotteries are egalized
by special law in that state. A lottery is dra wn
every day of the MONTH If no particular class is
naiLed, orders filed ia the first drawing to taxi
place after the communications comes to hand
The prices of tickets vary from 81 to $50 10
tickets aIe however, sent unless the money for the
same is received with the order. The drawings
are upon he principle Of one number on each tick
ct latter the Havana plan) and Ternary combina-
ton. Prizes vary in amount from $50 TO 500 900.
All orders for tickets or packages will receive
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to all
purchasers Immediately after il is over.
Address T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No 80 Fayette ST., or Box No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland.
O5-The Drawn Numbers of the Maryland Lot
teries published by the State Conmssonorin
the following Papers, viz sun, Clipper, Patriot,
American, Argus, OF Baltimore also, the Nation
al lntellgencer, AMI Union, of Washington, d. c
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FARM FOR SALE

INHE Farm belonging to the estate of r. p.
l. BINGHAM, now occupied by Aonzo L.
bingham, is offered for sale. Said Farm is very
desn ably located in West Cornwall, has thereon
good dwelling house and out-buildings, contain.
about one hundred and ninetv-tlree acres. For
terms applyto MERRILL BINGHAM,
l;tf' Administrator
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r A b l. E N

las introduced another new style Of picture
called the
"6CENIJ Az 3ROTYPl."
Which for beauty Of finish and stereoscap'c -
feet, has never before bean equalied in Middle
bury. Please call and examine specimens at the
sky-Light Ambrotype Gallery, Stewards Block.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
4 I ". p. KuSscl's old store may be found
IA choice assortment Ct
FAMILY G3OCEl,iEs,
consisting in part Of Crushed, Ground and
Brown Sugars, Old Tyson, Young Tyson.
Black and Tyson Skin rcas. old Java COT.
fee, Burnt aud Ground do Fine cut, Plug
and Smoking Tobacco, Ginger, ,;alcrntus So
da, Cream Tartar, Citron Soda Biscuit NJ uld
Candles Macaboy and Scotch Srun. Nut
mcgs, Cloves, Maccaroni, vcrmacSlli Cor
Starch, Farina Cassia, Ground Mustard &,
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ARTISTS MATERIALS

And Patterns for Grecian Painting,
Oriental
Crayou Sketches,
Penclllings,
=" Leather Work,
For sale at COPELAND'S Bookstore
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"OOL TWlNE and Sheep Tick Tobacco, a
w II. A. SHELDON'S.
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BRONCHITIS, HoARSENESS,

CURE THROAT, COLDS, COUGHS in early
- stages, &c.--Shedon's Black Candy and
nIown's bronchial Troches are excellent reme-
dies Tor the above complaints, and sold only by
March %. 49;3 Ii. A. SHELDON.
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Shawls.
MEAT FOR TIE MILLION!

NINA rpie iiiL Va hiiCN
The public are informed that they can get Bee
Steak, Surloin Steak, Comed Beef Also Ver,
Lamb and Mutton, at A. MlLLlAMSON'S.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-06
A CARD.

Mr. and Mrs. Adams feel that 1t is due to themselves
to give public expression to the gratitude they feel
wards their friends and God. for the very generous
in which they have been treated in the
Donation Party, which was held at the Exchange,
We feel grateful the ladies who were
iu calling together many neghbors and friends for
social enjoyment; to the Hostess of the Exchange for
the use of her house upon the occasion and to all
who, by their gifts however small. have manifested
their kind consideration for a minister of the Gospel
and his family.
Your donations have to money value of one hun
dred and fifty dollars but their il rinsc value to
do not attempt to estimate since gift symbolizes
something which me do not reckon up in dollars and
cents, viz. the good will of the donor
That God may mako us useful among you--that He
may abundantly bless you all-wl be our prayer,
PERRysBuRa, April 2s, 1853
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The Song of the Sewing Machine.

A
The following beautiful lines are from the pen of q
gifted Lady in Cincinnati, written in moment of in
spiraton, after having used one of GROVER BAKER,
celebrated sewing machines, in executing her famil,
sewing, and Jblished in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The
new household domestic sings pleasant song:
come from the realm Of thought, come:
oh give me a welcome in every home;
For bring in my trail stranger guest
.. friend to the weary" Domestic Resti"
And my iron hand has gift for all
Who summon my aid in the Spring and Fall.
come, the I" Child of Genius" come;
And 10 what treasure bring to some.
To tle weary housewife an hour from caro-
An hour fer improvement" for thought, for prayer
An hour for repose "-Fve thought it ne crime
To pluck such feathers from tho wings of Time.
come with cheerful song come,
And hope ere long through the world to roam
Meath the of the Tropics III lift my wing:
In the icy halls of the North I'll sing
And the trumpet of Fame, from main to main,
The triumph shall sound of my useful reign.
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1sThs readers attention is invited to the
advertisement of D. Anderson & Co., of Toledo
They have succeeded in securing all the advsn a.
ges OF first class paper mill except those which
are derived from the investment of capital. and
the employment of labor necessary to such an
establishment. la other words, they have sue
csedsd IN making arrangements by which the
business public may obtain, of them, every va
riety of the very best quality of writing and
printing paper, at manufacturers prices. The
mills with which this arrangement has been
made, are those which have the very best rspu
tation, and Messrs Anderson & Co. are entitled
to much credit for their enterprise in securing
such advantages to the people OF Toledo and a n
who trade there. Therefore, we can only say
to the public that if they wish to secure the
very best of paper, at the very lowest price, call
Oh d. Anderson & Co., OF Toledo. and they will
supply in large or small quantities.
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"MovrD HIS Doors. Our good nsighbors at
Bowling Green have been greatly annoyed by
doggery and its keeper for some time, but only
gave evidence Of their feelings by dsnouncing
the business and deprecstng its existence among
them. The truth always makes tight At, >
and their words fell like Goals of Are into the
guilty ears of the liquor seller, He therefore in
dueed his son to make war--bloody wsr-upon
any man who was suspected Of favoring tenn
perancs, and our friend Daniel Newton, ESQ,
one Of the most peaceable, inotfensive, upright
and good farmers OF the county, was selected
as suitable person for exemplary punishment
Consequently the aforesaid son met Mr. N. a
few a.y s'uec. uud, wftnout the slightest cause
struck him two severe blows in the face with q
stone which he held in his hand. He was ar
rested, taken before Justice of the Peace and
fined Sl5. But this did not satisfy the citizens
of the village, who were highly incensed at tbs
outrage, and they called meeting and resolved
that IL the doggery keeper did not leave Bow
ling Green before Friday night last, they would
help him out Of town free of charge. TIE ole
sinner took the hint and left without availin,
himself of the proffersd aid. The people o
Bowling Green are not 10 be triHed with, and tn
man who goes there to put his foot upon thei
necks will soon find his heels above his hesd
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Hs~Just before going to press, we have re-
ceived letters from two friends in Freeport sta
ting that the two doggeties in tha, town have
been closed, Il seems that one of them surreu
dsred his liquors aud they were destroyed, aud
the other had his sent on in the night prior to
the day ON which he was TO have been visited
BY the temperance committee. We believe
both persons are under bonds not TO sell liquors
contrary to law. The Good Templars Of Free.
port are entitled to much credit Zoe this good
work, and we hope their worthy example may
be followed by every village in the county
Would that we had a little Of the Bowling
Green and Freeport backbone in Perrysburg -
The scenes which have occurred here within o
few weeks are enough to make the heart sick
Men whose position demands exemplary con
duct are acquitting themselves in a most dis
graceful manner. During the afternoon and
evening of the late donation party at the Ex
change, there was party in the back room Of
one Of our groceries, composed of upperten
dom'-of mon filling offices which demand ,
degree of decency equal at least TO the common
level--where scenes were enacted, and word
spoken. which we will hold up before the pub
lie if repeated. The town has reputation a
stake in this matter. and If whiskey is to en-
ter Into our law making, and into our Educa
tion, and into our peace and Administrative,
If the character OF the town is to be shameful,
degraded in the eyes Of all decent people, tn
guilty parties shall bear the responsibility.
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SPRING MEDICINE.

GET THE PUREST,
GET THE CHEAPEST,
GET THE MOST EFFICACIOUS
In short get the best, which Dr.. Robaok's SCAN
DINAvIAN BLoop PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS. These
wonderful medicines entirely vegetable leave nc
bad effects, and cannot by any possibility injure the
most delicate constitution. Never was good Spring
Medicine necessary now, for in addition to the
skin diseases and dcranged Stomach and Liver, which
every Winter produces it is most evident to all who
are accustomed to note the powerful influence fo
good i'll that the mind has upon the body that the
troubles has injured the health of almost every
Then cleanse strengthen and purify your system witt
the Scandinavian Remedies and you will probably
yourself from severe illness the coming summer
HS-See advertisment.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-06

UTAH.-Two reports of battle have reached
us from the Mormon camp, but they are both
discredited. One states that the Mormons com
petely destroyed their opposers,and the other that
the contest was between two skirmishing par
ties, and was very fatal on both sides. neither
having decided advantage The probabilities
are that the contest is fairly commenced and we
may now expect news of interest 1t is feared
that the Mormons are too strong for the troops
now marching against them, and should our
soldiers be overpowered, they will be shown no
mercy.
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SheriM's Sale.

JOhn ShuI Vs. john COrnoIeY
Dl virtue Of an order of sale issued by the Court
DCommon Pleas in and for the county OF Seneca ant
state OF Ohio and to directed win offer for sale
at the door of the Court House. in Perrysburg WOOD
county. Ohio, on
Saturday, May 20th, 1853.
between the hours Of one and two o'clock p NJ q
said day the following described real estate to witt
The undivided twotbrds of the west quarter OF III,
north half of the northwest quarter of section mum
ber one ~ in township four al United States Re
serves also the west quarter of the south half of th,
southwest quarter dissection number thirty.six 1861 il
township number three (3) United States Reserve il
Wood county. Ohio. G. w. NORTON Sheriff
w. p. II. NoBLs. Attys.
April ~, ls5s-5lw5S2 90
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Sherla's Sale.

/" oou Nolnln0n iieas
isaac Drandebury vs.. Arnold IL. Dotterman.
virtue OF nm order OF sale issued from sail
ACcourG ia the above entitled cnuss shall on tba
Zan dny OF May, 1868 at tho hour of 2 o'clock p NJ
oI said day at tho door of the Court house in per-
rysOurg, IN said county, offer for sale hs following
described lands and tencmentS situate In said copnt
10 WIZ The west half of the north east quarter ~
section ~, township . range H. containing SO acres.
Z. w. NORTON, Sheriff
u by suIyRs. Depu y
April Is, lSiS--lgWGS2 TX
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REYIvTL INcIDxEr.-Last Saturday, at the
meeting at Burton's theatre. Henry Ward Beech
er made the sweeping assertion that all present
were sinners. " 1Iot so,' said a Methodist
brother who suddenly jumped from hi seat in
a very exciting manner mot so,' for | have
shouted Bsscher at the Top of his voice. You
ought to have been In heaven long ago-you're
not ~ to live in this world.--NstO York Dav
Book.
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k'heriilis ,snir,

nana Lsavitt Va. james NcFaddcn et al
virtue OF an nlins execution 10 ma directed and
APuell'ered IN this from the court Of Common,
tieS ot Wood county Ohio. will offer for ale AT Ills
uooF oi the court house in Perryshury on
Saturday, May 8, 1858,
Oetween the hous OF II o'clock ~ aud o clock u N
OF said day tho following real estate Being the Yves,
nan OF me northwest quarter Of sert,on uGbor twon
y't"o t22'l OF township number fonr "a north. Of
the north west luarero of the south east of the
OHIO. o. w N0RrGN StvAt toH't'
JAMES Murray, Atty of PlT
prl [. lHAA-AlI mra9 In
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EBulLDrNo.--James Hood, Esq, is erecting
tio story building on Louisiana Avenue, be-
tFen ]. A. Halls and Brown & Hunts. 1t will
tFe two store rooms below, and several offices
abve.
lNm. Crook, Jr., is preparing to erect build
il OH Front Street, Immediately east of Gez's
sheshop and grocery, for cabinet ware-room.
I've learn, also, that E. D. Peck & Co. are
aelt to commence laying the foundation for
tHerection of large brick building directly
onosite this Office, on the corner of Louisiana
Aynue and Front Streets.
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Petition for Dirnrcn.

" VVu NUTIIIUH IIthN,
Ilenry lebler, plaintiff, ys. Theresa Hebler derend't
'INHh said Theresa leber will take notice thnt tbr
plalnhn Med his petition in the office of the Cls,,
o. the court OF Common Pleas Of said county on th,
4sl day OF March, 1858, praying for dissolution of
lno marriage now subsSting between him aud the A ia
Theresa And unless she answers or dc;uuts 10 tho
term Of the court Of Common Pleas in and for ssid
comfy the same will be taken as confessed and the
court asked to decree thereon accordingly
April I5 1s5s--l9weS2 rs a.
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1@The Lebanon Star. in an article referring
TO the removal of A. F. Hinsch, Esq, from the
'ofice OF Resident Engineer on this portion OF the
Public Works, says he had Sc rved under his ap
rpointment just forty days when he was decapi
tated. The Star recommends Mr.. H. as a suit
able person to be nominated by the next Ropub-
lican State Convention for the Board of Public
Works ="
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The Hudson IN. W Star gives the follow.
ing melancholly instance OF mingled deprayitv
and folly;
ELoP PEMENT. On the night of the 9TH OF
April MIR. NJ K. Bonshton Of Conesvllls. Scho-
nsfe county, lett for parts unknown with a
Young girl of Greene county, by the nams oI
henne. He is man OF about 60 years Of age.
a merchant and has been class. leader in t6e
NJ Z. Church number OF years. He leaves an
amisble and intelligent wife and family"
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Sale Of Real Estnte lly Order OF clnnrt-

ON the l5th day of May. 4. ID. 1855 be,w ." Al
.Ihours Of 10 o'clock NJ. ana O'Clock +, ~ M the
door Of The Court House, in Perrysburg Woo COUNTY
ono VIII be sold to the highest bidder H. 70 lowing
real estate, as the property of Alya Gileit e sase
TO wit' Lots and 6 in ssctipu 2, Gilead also. tho
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter and The
sputh east quarter OF the Southwest quarter of sec
uoh or towh north, OF range east containing In
each piece 30 acres land. Terms: One.;hird down
ohe'thlrd IN one aud onethrd in two years. Defer,
rod payments evidenced by on interest secured
by mortgage on the premises. T. JEFFERSON
Administrator Of A. Gillett's estate
April rs. l959--4gw5s2 "a 's'
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eherin d Naln.

WOOD COmmOn Pleas,
ROBERT fehton Adm'r Of Seth Phillips estate w.
llosl Hatch et al
virtue OF an order of sale issued from said cour.
I'm the above entitled cause, shall on the s2d d. '
OF May 1888 at the door of the Court House Ia Per-
rysbnrg In sail county, At the hour of clock p n
OF said day. ohor for sale the following lanes and
ements, situate IN said county TO wit: Road tract
numoer os. as numbered on the plat Of the Maun 20
Y Western Reserve Road, lying in town s, range l?.
containing los acres c. W. NORTON' sbaria
J. +. PRICE Atty. By A. suiyss De'm,r
April IS. IS5s--.9w5s2 rs
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ng-Address all letters to
C0STAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
398 BROADWAY New York
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Roachos, Bugs, Insects, &c.


Wat the Farmers say;
A late writer saws that "the various species OF yer.
min are multiplying alta fearful rate throughout the
land" postmaster in Illinois writing to Costar's'
Depot, says; "The country is literally ovorrun with
them (rats and mice, &c)
What the People say; CAVE, ILL.,. June II, 1857.
Dear Sir My brother J. W. McCreery. purchased
q box of your Rat Extermnator, and found II to DO
what you recommended it to be, perfect Rat des'
troycr. | hereby enclose SIS FOR more of it,
Yours &c., ASHLEY hcCREERY.
Nxw YORK. Dec II, 1857.
Sh:--% All this summer have been troubled
with Reaches aud Mice. | was actually ashamed OF
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere and
don't know what should have done by this time.
purchased box of your Exterminator and tried IT,
and in one week there was not Roach or Mouse IN
the house. JOHN b. OWENS Nos94 Elm st.
MooRK's SALT WORKS, Ohio, June ,, 1857.
Dear Sir IL have used it, (the Rat Roach &c. Ex
terminator) three nights and it Is making sad havoc
amoug tho Rat tribe, Yours, &c, J. ?. BECOM,
Wat iis Pres sag:
We know by actual experience that Costar's pre-
paration for Rats Reaches Bed Bugs and Insects gen
erlly complete and perfect exterminators.--N
Atlds, May II.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator is an In
fslliblc destroyer Of these postont creatures Lad
dnopoiis (Lad.) Sentinel.
What the Druggists say;
GUILFORD \ LEMBERGER, (Druggists) Lebanon
Pa. We pleased to say that which Is sold gives
great satisfaction"
GEO. ROSE, Cardhgton, o. "It Qhe Rat, Roach
&c Exterminator sells like hot cakes, giving general
satisfaction
Sold In Perrysburg, O., by PECK HAMILTON Agents
April ~, lS5S--5Um2
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PrOn Tuesday afternoon last, young man
whps greatest fault is an occasional spree, me
neahesing his life. He had been to one of our
dogerries and drank freely, so much so that he
wsdot allowed to leave by the front door. AS
he VS. passing through back alley he fell in
to ahuddy pond of water, with his face down.
lie Hs observed by some boys, who rendered
him tnely aid. Being una Bile to turn himself
over, must have strangled to death in few
minute, had he not been discovered.
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school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
ths examination of Teachers at West MillRrove the
nrst Tuesday in May.
In addition to the usual course all Teachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History
Ne applicant will be examined who is not present
puns,ually at 10 O'Clock An.
]. W. WOODBURY. Clerk.
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1sour good friend D. NJ Meaord. ESQ.,, has
returned from the West, where he has been en-
gaged in selling his patent Corn Husker His
friends will be pleased to learn that his inge nj
'ous machine has met with ready sale at good
figures. We hope he may make his "pils' out of
it, for he don't squeeze dime as tight as some
people do.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--nmportant 20 Everybody

Hereafter. no Advertisement willbe admitted the
JevnrAL anti, IL is paid for, -spt where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all ss'e'ths
person presenting an advertisement for insertion. viii
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debt. with account. on Tom Dick and Harry, ofwhOm
We know nothing The cash system is better for all
parties, sad ss shall sdhsrs 10 IL.
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9S- Our snterprisins friend Charles Powers
ESQ.,, of Woodvlle, being the lowest bidder
has been awarded the contract for building
bridge across the Sandusky river al Ballvie, by
the commissioners of Sandusky county John P
Ridsrkin has taken the job and will build the
.hridpe
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Somewhere IN the west, sable knight of
the latner and brush was performing the On, ~.
ton OF shaving Hoosier with a yery dul ro-
zor. "Stop--stop" said the Hoosier. that
won't do whats the matter boss 4 {" That
razor pulls Well, no matter for dat sab
II de handle OBJ de razor don't break, de boards
bound 10 come OUT
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SS-" For the Heart that Mournsth,' lacks
some things which are essential in poetry
Should we be SO fortunate as to secure the ac-
quaintance of the fair writer, we will tell her
what these defects are. We don't think it prop
er to publicly crticise the defective productions
Of those who are making their first. or trial eff
forts
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Sherif,s Sale,

sNimrod Smith VS.. Fuller Ballard.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
I'D delivered from the Probate Court OF Hancock
county Ohio. will onsr for sale, the door of the
Court House in Perrysburg Wood county Ohio Oh
Saturday, the 29th day of May, 1885,
between the hours Of one and TWO O'clock p NJ OF
said day. the following property. to wit Inot mum.
ber iorty-seven az in the town OF Bowling Green
Wood county, Ohio. G. W. NORTON Sheriff.
O'NEAL BLAcEFoRD, Atty's. for Pld,
April 20, ls59--5lw5$2 10
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'a sss- There is to be q sale of unclaimed packa
ges of goods remaining at the Express ohcs IN
Toledo, on the ID day OF June. Among th'
packages advertised, we notice one for NJ w
Ensminger, of Freeport.
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ALWAYS BEHIND.-They are now just begin
ming to be awakened" on the subject of re-
i6ion at Napoleon. Rev. o. Shannon is holding
Z protracted meeting, and the attendance has
leen so large that they have been compslled to
occupy the Court House for religious services
they also have morning prayer meeting, and
teat good is expected. If it will prevent Nor
fon from publishing such awful 10 ocofoco yarns
he has been in the habit of doing, we shall
} pleased to hear of his conversions