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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

terribly, and denouncing II as one Of the
greatest free Niger humbugs of the age. He
had been there and seen the whole thing. As
Niger garden of Eden Il was perfect failure;
as q source Of supply for free niger labor II
docs not amount 10 anything at all; as free
niger political experiment It's grand result was
minus.
We had some doubts about this Jamaica view
of the republic of Liberia, fearing that there
was something of the spirit Of the opposition
shop in II. But Colonel Danforth, who pub
lishes a paper somewhere out In the far
Northwest, and goes to sea as Purser
In the navy, has written home to his
journal lugubrious account of Monrovia and
its surroundings, which we published yesterday.
lie docs not entertain any better opinion of the
capabilities of tho free niger In Liberia than
does the Jamaica humanitarian. We learn
from him that we bad o State OF Maryland in
Africa as long a. the State of Mary
and In America was willing to keep
IT up Ny the payment Of a subsidy OF
zen thousand dollars q year but as
,oon as this was stopped the African
MaIyland fell through, and was annexed to Lii
bcria- This humbug, he thinks, will explode
too in fcw years. and IL the foreign aid II nov
receives from The American Colonization Society
we're Withdrawn, nearly all the inhabitants
would take TO the bush in short time. The
only evidence TO the contrary of these facts Is
little information received by the blanket
sheet Journal Of Commerce. who 6ods vcrything
In Liberia prospecting vigorously. We fear tina.
journal IL little prejudiced on the subject, as
the free niger republic has been its pet for a
long time. II The Eden Of Liberia Is "A failure,
we would like to know what Is 10 become Of the
free nigeers Of Missouri which Y. p. Blair, Jr.,
and his shute Of black republicans wish to eject
fen that State.
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Ditcl, Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to benjamin lInes, ESe.
~ kicl Mcfcrru, y. Wolcott L. Meng and the owt.
rcrth ot range twelve east TO witt North part OF the
north west quarter of section 2 south Of north
east quarter northeast of southeast quarter south.
east Of southeast quarter and northeast of northeast
quarter OF section T. fast south quarter and south
north east quarter cf section 81 aud south
west Of section 35 in Freedom township you arc
here notified that the trustees of Montgomery township
Wood county, Ohio, viii meet at the house of Bena-
min lliles the 18Th day Of March, 1858. for the pur
pose of viewing. locating and npurtioning ditch
follows; To bo located within the bounds Of the road
located ou the above described section linc The said
ditch to commence at the east road brtwcca
Ezekiel McFerrin and Benjamin lilesand run through
to the Portage aud Roersyilc free turnpike road and
there tormuatc N. WOLCOTT,
Feb. L. lSbS--aOvcGA
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

NNTILI1AM A. PRENTICE, OF tho State Of Califor-
w mia, win take notice that Augustus NJ. Thomp.
sou Of Wood county in the state OF Ohio die on the
2Sd day of December, \. D. 1857, 1le his petition in
the court Of common pleas OF said county and State.
aud caused nm attachment to issue against the goods
aud chattlcs lands and tencmcnts OF the said William
A. Prentice, to satisfy the amounts Of q promssorN
note, declared In said petition for the sum fsixtynva
dollars, and interest thereon from the 10th day Of 0c
tobcr A. d. 1855 given hy said Prentice to Thom.
Hunter aud by said Hunter transferred to sadAu.
gustus NJ. Thompson, and which note was due and re-
mains unpaid. and that unless the said William l..
Prentice appears and sNil petition be.
fore tho 27h day of February, A. d. 1858 judjment
will be taken for tho amount of said noto aud tsrrst
aforesaid and costs of suit and order had to ael
the attached property to satisfy the same.
BY s. JEFFERSON, hh Auy.
In : kulS
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A MadiCinal wnndar

are assured that no language portray the
immediate and almost miraculous change occasioneS
by Dr. hoback's SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PILLS and
BLOOD PURIFIER in nervous diseases, whather broken
dOwh ny sickness weak by nature the unstrung and
reiaXed system is at once recruited and renovated-
The Medicines have a three fold action. They purge
purify ana strengthen, at the time. Hence their
astounding cures of Indigestion, General Debili.
y, blious Complaints, and Intermittent Fever In
fact there seems to be no kind of ament to which
they are not adapted Dr. Roback's advertisement is
an appeal to common sense which all who need modi
cal treatment would do well to read -
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The LECTURE To, NIGHl. The fourth of the
Course Of Lectures before our Literary Society,
will be delivered tonight, by Hon. a. Cook. The
subject Mutations of Thought, or the Philoso-
ply of History.-is one which embraces much to
interest and instruct popular audience; and the
well known ability of the Lecturer is abundant
guarantee that = raro intellectual feast is in store
for our lecturs-going people to night
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.scsr The experience or autobiography Of a
Bachelor. by friend in village OF this coun-
ty, would require more labor than we can af-
ford to bestow upon it to fit it for the press
The writer needs experience, and should com
mence literary career with subjects more east
lY managed.
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UNGENERous.-In speaking of the union which
has been effected by our churches in their efforts
to procure religious revival, the last Big Bone
Lick Organ says it is affected to same extent
We have heard Of afectation before, but did
not suppose that any one would charge religious
union revival meeting with being an I" affected
-union
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Wl,OD com PLEAS

Louis Jones VS.. S. II. Barnes ard Chloe w Barnes.
FINHE defendent Chloc W. Barnrs Ia hereby notified
that the plaintiff on the 18th dag of Januasy, 1884,
filed his petition In the egk's Office of the Court u
Common Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio. The object OF
said petition ia to orcclose mortgage, which was Civ
en- by defend, Mt, Chloe W. Barnes plaintiff. Aug
25, 1850, on lots No .. le 10 and IL IN the town of
Portage in said Wood TO. That there Is now due on
Tic said mortgage and the notes given at the same
time by dsfau1ent the of $40 with interest at lu
per cent $50 since Oct, 26 1885, and $50 since
Noy |, 1876. Defndent is further notified to answer
by tho 25th day of February ext or Judgement will
be takeu, and order sell the mortgage premises
j. +, PRICE, plaintiffs Atty.
Jan II ls5l-lGw6S3 25
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The greatest natural curiosity Of the age is
now on exhibition at Mobile. 1t is living
negro child. with two heads, four arms, and
four legs 1t is six years of age very intelligent,
speaks with both mouths, sings well, waltzes
and keeps tline-at least, so the bill says. The
connection is IN the spine. and the best physiol-
ogists of Europe and this country have pro-
nounced it one individual child
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as- Mr.. Stanton, member Of Congress from
this State, in a letter to the Bellefontane Re
publican, speaking Of the Lecompton constitu-
tion, says;
There is, of course, no certainty as to the
result of the struggle; but my very strong con-
yiction is, that il the Administration takes hold
with determination to accomplish it, it will
be done. The course of the Douglas men in
Ohio and, Indiana, has strengthened the admin
istration immensely"
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FARM FOR SALE.

fINIIE farm known the Battles farm in Washington
4 township, 40 acres. 30 acres well improved good
house and barn, a valuable orchard we'll &C.. &c will
he sold very low for cash. time if secured also in
connection Il ere Sith 80 of School land living 81
rods distant ali excellent qualify of land convenient
mills. schools, sc. S. JEFFERSON Agent
Nov. 5, 1857. For John BATTLES
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,es-A proposition has been reported to the
legislature, by democratic member, to so
amend the constitution as 10 authorize the grant,
ing Of licences TO sell liquor.
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sg-Thsy are having a regular fight on the

STThsy are having regular fight on the Ii
quor question in Napoleon, in which women are
preniinent actors. One of the weak strong mind
ed" wrote an article for the North West last
week, in which she holds that women should look
upto men "as guiding stars through the labyrinths
Of life" to which another one of the strongmind-
ed replies in the last Star -" Now, it appears
to mo that our guiding stars here in Napoleon,
are in danger Of becoming SO dim as to render il
unsafe for usw depend on the feeble light they
smit.rd l-b, N
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nitnh Nnfin.

4 IL persons Interested In the following lands. vi III
LAtekc notice that the Trustees OF Liberty township
Wood county Ohio, wiz meet n, the house OF Samn-
81 Musser IN Portage township, on Saturday the l4th
OF NSrch, lsoS, at 10 O'Clock n SUr the purpose of
laying out aud establishing water course 60 be an
outlet for said lands. Said proposed ditch com
mencS az ornear tho south qrcr post of section as
town north, range II east, thence IN south
westerly direction along county road now open g.
creek in the north at Of section 2 and there
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Gs-The annual distribution of theCosmopol-
itsn Art Aososiation has been postponed and
will positively take place on the 25th day OF
March. Tickets can be had of John Powers, of
this place, or OF p G. Holt, Maumee City.
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ss- We have a letter from a friend in Freepo

~ We have q letter from friend in Freeport
in reply to Mr.. Lansdale. 1t is too long for the
subject on which it treats We believe in doing
up jobs of that kind in "short metre" Tho wri-
der Informs ustAat Mr.. Lansdale is liquor seller
e and that alone explains his reason for defending
Freeport against the charge Of being place which
abounds in drunkenness, &c. 1t is manly in Mr..
l.. to write over his own name, and those who re-
ply should meet him in similar manner. Be
! ''short and sweet" and you may use our columns
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eB- Hon John P. Hale has our thanks for a
, copy of his able speech on Kansas and the Su-
preme Court. We have made arrangements by
which we hope to present our readers with "a
copy of this able refutaton.of the pro-slavery
absurdities Of Buchanan and Taney, in pamphlet
form, in q few days. .
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"a GS-There is little room to doub. the. success
of vallaadigham in his effort to oust Campbell
from bis seat in Congress. This will give Bu-
chansn another supporter in the House, making
difference of two votes in favor of the Lecomp-
ton Constitution
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ass-Hons. E. D. Peck and J. N. Westcott,
arrived in town last Saturday morning to spend
the Sabbath with their families.
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OFJosephine c. Bateman,,in an article pub
nished in the Ohio Cultiuator. advocates the en-
ployment of physicians after the manner of en-
poying ministers--pay them an annual salary.
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CHANCE for an Narrnin

VNHE dwelling house and two ots, on the soutb-ea T.,
l. corner of Locust and Second streets aud house ~
Second street one door west of W. l.. Cook
also an office on Front street door west of f. Il
Millers store offered sale at two thirds of wa
they are worth. Time will be given part, and g
payments made easy.
Apply to d. NJ. MEFFORD, orto
May 2i, ls5S-2u
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MARRIED..

ky, Mr.. L. J. BAssErr and Miss JULI, ( CIIvrnN ali
oil Weston township Wood county,o o.
:, On the I'd Of Febp in Maumee City, by Rev. N Roup
Mr. GAoRGE HOFFMAN and Miss ELIzABETu CoRnEIus
both of this place. :
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na-We see that Geo. Powers, and 70 Others
have demonstrated against the passage of a law
restricting the length of seins
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nyWe notice that DR.. Peck has introduced
.bilt into the House for the relief of holders OF
orders issued by free turnpike companies.
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Wood Com, Pleas.

Charles G, Baird, plaintiff Vs. james Murray, Chsis<
tina sphinx, AMI rweedy 4 MosheT. defendants.
INliE defendants, Tweedy & Mosher will take notice
that the plaintiff, the 23d day of January Iss .
filed his petition IN the Cierks 0nlce ofthe Gourtoi
Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio. against thsm
aud the other defendants her.in nine the object and
prayer of which Is the removal OF a building beupC-
ing TO defendants situate ilot in the town OF Per-
rysburg. Wood county Ohio. number 3S3. adjoining
plTs. dwelling and that unless they said pe~
ttOn by the 20th day Of February next the same will
be taken confessed against them and the court ask
ed to decree thereon accordingly. ASHER O0Ok,
Jan. %. lS50--3Sw 52j3. ATTY of ri a.
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School. and


Blank Books.
n ANDERSON Il co. have the largest stock OF
1Js SCHOOL Books in the market. and being special
agents for the prominent pubshefs both east aud
west, are prepared to ofurnish at publishers prices
n ANDERSON d co, keep constantly on hand n
IL. large assortment of MISCELLANEOUS hooks and
are daily rccesing all the late publications soon as
s'ned from the press. Bookssentb by mail receipt Of
publishers price ANA
n ANDERSON 4, co. are preparSd TO furnish
IL. Booksellers, Country Merchants and Dealers gem
orally with school books such are used in ali the
Western States, at low rates. sid
~ ANDERSON l. co. have on hand and are
~. constantly receiving plain and fancy stationery
which they offer AZ low figures,
n ANDERSON co. are extensively engaged
IL. in the manufacture OF BLANK Books and will
furnish any desired pattern style of ruling war
ra ting all their work to give good satisfaction
Special attention given to furnishing Blanks ard Sta
tionsry for County officers Railroads Steamb
n ANDERS0N'& co. agents for Buffers
IL. Writing Fluid and Gundrys Commercial Inks,
School Inks, Bookkeeper's Ink and Record Inks
These Inks are as good as ArnOlds and can be af-
forded at 20 per cent less
~ ANDERSON & co. invite an examination of
~. their stock, guaranteeing to give satsastion in
prices
All orders promptly attended to il addressed to
d. ANDERSON i CO., Toisdo, o.
October ], lss7-7Ily
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eS Over two hundred persons have been con-
inected with the M. E. Church al Delta during
'the past six weeks.
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as-They have calf in Delta which weighed
12l lbs. when but two days old. Delta is the
place for calves.
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Is jas- The Methodists continue their protractel
meeting. Mr.. Lupt, the officiating minister,
makes strong appeals to,,he judgment, and con-
versions are effected without that passionate ex-
element which often characlerizes such meet
ings, .'-
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S. JEFFERSON, Atty.
Feb. II, IS58-i0s5S3 25

NOFICE is hereby given to the persons herein
named, who are owners of the land described Oh.
posne TO their respective names, that application has
been made to the Trustees of Plain township, Wood
county, Ohio to lay out ditch and apporton the ma
king OF the same aud keeping it in repair together
with the expresses OF laying out to the persons to be
benehtted thereby. Said ditch to commence at the
quarter post of sections 80 and 49, and ~ feet east of
line between sections % and 20 or the most fsyora
bic route till 1t ntersects the Green aud Root ditch
and Tontogony ditch as far down as the
road and that said Trustees will meet at the house If
Fred. Hendrckson, on the 2Oth day of March ls5a, =
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arwe have had fine sleighing for a week
past. and large quantities OF wood. slaves, and
hoop poles have been brought to Tnatket Is wv
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Shsrin's saIo,

Wnl. H. Ewing vs.. Jonathan SalsbnnY
% virtue OF an order OF sale Issued TO me in the
above case, from the Court OF Common Pieaa
wiz cher for sale at public suction at the door OF
the Gunrt House, IN PerTysburg on Monday the nrat
day of March A. d. 1885, between the haurs Of eleven
and twelve o'clock, A. N, the following snds and ton
ements TO wit; The nuTth.West quarter of section
in township four narth, of range 10 east In Woai
county, Ohio, coqtaining AGO acres more or less.
AS ER Cook. Atty c. w. NORTON
Jan. ~. lSGS--lSwGS2tI Qher0
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Howard ASSOCiR diOHl.
Il | I L Ii

n
Benrr Jlent Institution established BY spscai endou.
meat for hs relief Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted wih Eralem and Epidemic
Dissases
fIO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
l. as Sperma.orhGa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence
GomorrhGa, Gtee, Syphtiis, the Wee Of Onanism, or
Self ALuss, &c, &c,
The HoUara Association, in view OF the awful de-
strdction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deGcpton practiccd upon the unfortunate vic
tins OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon. as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name. to open Dy spensary for
the this class of disease all their forms
and to give Medical Aid Gratis, to all who apply by
letter, With description of their condition (age oc
oupation habits of lfe &c) and in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge 1t N
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. review of the past, feel assured
that their nbors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
Just published by the Association Report on Sper.
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of nan
ism, Masturbaon or SsfAbuse, and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will be sent BY nail. lin sealed letter envellope) Free
CT Charge on the receipt Of TWO for postage
Address for report treatment. DR.. George r. Cal
houn. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HARTWELI Prtsf
GEO, FAiRCHILp, Secretary.
Daop IInr - Ia,
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Sherif's Sale

Sherif's Sale.
Howe Brown VS.. James McFadden Il Jonathan Sal
isbury.
IL virtue OF vendi to me directed and delivered
1)from the court of Common Pleas of Wood county.
Ohio, in the above entitled cause will offer for safe
at public auction, at the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg, Ohio, -
On Saturday the 18th of March, A. d. 1858.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
P NJ OF said day, the following lands and tenements
OF the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter
the southwest quarter OF section seven of town four
north OF range ten east, containing 40 acres; also
.ne northwest quarter of section seventeen, same
town and range, containing 100 acres also. lot No,
6, in the town of Portage.
s. JEFFERSON, Atty.
Feb or
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TO TIL e 3 I'D;
Improved Farm for Sale,

IHE Subscriber will sell good improved farm sit
Il uated aud a half miles above Perrysburp ON
the Gilead road. There l5G acres with ll6 acres
improyed; good orchard, and good buildings-wil
be sold at a bargain, for cash. ASHER COOK.
Pemysburg July 80, l957--l2tf
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NOTICE,
Altaclllnemt Nntice.

Abram Walker ys. Thomas JolIv
Before J. d. Smith, }. T. Of Plain Township Wood
County, Ohio.
nN the Goth day of Janulry \ ID. 1858 said Justice
A1s,ued an order OF attachment in the above action
for the sum OF orythree aud sixty-line Que hunreh
dollars (SA3 69-lOO and ten dollars probable costs.
ABRAM WALKER
d. w, II. DAY. Atty of Pin.
Feb /, l35S--39W3$l
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.


Cash Up--Impottant 90 Everybody
B.r,..r.no advertisement viilb. admitted into tn.
Jsv.sAI until IL is paid fOrIsA -spt where there is
.,... sg..m.n. 20 the contrary and in ali e.s'.,h.
y.r,.s presenting advertisement for insertion, will
responsible for th. same. We cannot pay our
debt. with accounts Tom. Dick and Harry. Ofwhon
". know nothing. Tn. cash system is better for all
psrtiss, dad zoe shaH adhere foh.
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ssrHolt, of iMsumee. has splendid variety oi
Valentines, which he proposes to sell at low hg'
yursc.
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es F. R. Miller & Co. are prepared to pay
the highest market price. in cash, for pork.
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es- Read the communication on our fourth
page, from J. Chilcote.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A,nnih CInnnh ID Es.tn

Asencth Clough's E.tate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ boon duly appofncd Administrator ot the estate
OF Asencth Clouyh deceased.
JAMES McFADDEN, Admit.
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sheriff 's sale.
Ira Holloway, Plaintiff VS.. VIM. Brooks, ct. al. de-

Ira Holloway, Plaintiff, vs. VIM. Brools, ct. al. de-
PENDANTS.
10y virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio. in the above entitled cause, shall
offer for sale public auction at the door of tho court
house in Perrysburg, Ohio,
On Saturday, February 2oth A. D. 1858,
between the hours of eleven and two of said day. the
following lands and cnenents ying and situate In the
county of Wood, and State of Ohio. to wit The east
half of the southwest quarter of section number
twenty two 22) in township number five (5) north of
range number nine ( east containing 60) sixty acres
of land more less. G.. W. NORTON, Sheriff
NJ. r. Il X. WAITE, Att'ys.
January 81, lS5S-37w5S2Sj
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ssPowers has received his valentinss--a Gne as
sortunent.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Prssbyterisn-G, A. ADAM Psstor-Ssrvice every
Sabbath st 10R O'clock A. n, and p. n.
Baptst-I. p CANsor. Psster--serviee every saoosth
a lOl A. M, and evening.
NJ. X. Chursh---M. RIcHARDsor, Psstor-sesnee
every Sabbath at l0k An.