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Cnnkcr. Rnsh. md scnrIet Fever.-

Canker, Rash, and Scarlet Fever.-Espe
ciallv during the prevalence of this malignant and fatal
disease the public should again De informed that GEN
NILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most cficctual
remedy cauker cankcr rash and scarlet fever caker
and thrush in the mouth, throat dscmpcr as we'll as ma
guaut putrid throat dysenterv, and all summer
cUmpaiHts and has been in use twentythree years
As family medicine it is unrvaed, being composed Of
harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smie Of the inventor, 4. s.
GRENNILLE, the wrapper and circular 1t is
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. : A. GltENNILLE, in
Worcester, and is for sale at John j. Brown Sons 425
Washington street. and Charles T. Carney 1873 W ashng
street, Boston. Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also. GItE\NILLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany the
Extracts liberated throat outward applca
ton 1t is good for any kind OF Inflammation. For burns
light severe will remove the anguish almost instant
", and perform wonderful 1t would be well
for every family to keep it, being also good for bruises
chblans chapped hands, lips and noses, piles
Gc., &c. diff sis
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Claims Double Glass AmbrOtypes-Perma-
nenty sealed are unsurpassed for beauty Of finish bril-
acy Of tone, color and truthfness to nature DO not
fail to give him call II you wish for picture satisfactory
In every respect His over the Citizens Bank
lis Main street diff nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

Small and CogsweH, CoUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Michigan street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
SIMEON y. SMALL, JOHN b. d. COGsWFLI.
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(Late l. c. Baldwin d Coz Rochester n Y
BS and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
zed Agent will ensure bottle Of the Pills bv return mail
For sale by druggists i'm every in the United States
~ Rk, FOSTER co, No CUmh Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush Il Co., wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. dawtf dec25
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See Advertisement of the Mutual Life As.
surance Company Of New York, on the outside.
myl5 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

%. +. Harris, Dentist, 1855 Main street, opposite
The new Mechanics Hail building dawtf 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

Muzzys' Horse Shooting Shop, at the old stand
Old Market street First class workmen constantly
poyed. The best stock aud the most careful attention
given to all customers and their horses. dawtf DO
uclmbOld's Genuine Prepnration-For Dis
ease OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and DrOpsy.
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New Rank of RedemptIOn!l-TA PLEY IL
CLARK, No. IL Harrington Corner will redeem Bills on
all reliable Banks and give for them something more
value than gold viz some Of their inmitabe Improved
Double Glass Ambrotypes DaguerreOtypes Photographs
Melanotypes, Lettcrypes &c. &c. Every body and his
wife and children invited call at No 6 Harrington
Corner of Main and Front Streets opposite CITY
Hall diff No
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Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana successful
full Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence Is
Austin street. diff o24
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g(ctu Embellishments.

Copying Presses, Books Brushes, Gold Steel and Quill
Pens, stephens, Amolds BlackwOod's and other Writ
ing Fluids Writing Desks, Portfolios, nksands in great
variety, Writing Pads Calendars Pencils Erasers Pen
knives Mucilage Rubber Bands Sealing-waX, Gum La
bells, India Ink Cards and Card Cases Office Homes and
Shears Blank Notes, Drafts and Cheeks Mathematical
Instruments ChesSmcn, Chess, BACKGAMMON and Crib
bage Boards Pocket Books, Bankers Cases Letter and
IN Ee
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Our arrangements such that purchasers can receive
at our store all the necessary instructions in regard to
running the machine, from experienced operator
Also they will find with US, for sale perfect assortment
tspool silk Thread in all eolors adapted 10 the use
OF Machines. BRYANT ~ SHELDON .
dI3 dawtf No 1 Iprbari,s' If,tt
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CLOTHES.
u RYANT & SHIELD ON S
SEWING MACHINE NOTICE.
GROVER a. BAKER

We wish to inform the ladies Worcester and vicinity
that we have taken the agency for the sale the cee-
brated
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InstructiOn.-H G. o. BLAKE, a graduate of Har-
ward University, and teacher OF much experience will
give lessons in the Ancient and Modern Languages and
IN the common and higher English Studies No Bow
doin street. d3m ng
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stamped with Initials without extra charge Manila and
Straw Wrapping Papers in quantities
Printing, Ruling, Binding and Blank Book Paging
The subscriber purposes keeping full stock of all ar
tces in his line and will sell them at the lowest prices
at the old stand, No. 239 Main street
Edl4 diff GEO. C. TRJMBUIL.
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Dental NOtice.-Dr. q. H.JENCKS'S Dem
tai Rooms at No. 239 Main Street. Worcester He Il
having great in using ELECTRlCTY produce in
sensbllity 10 pain while extracting teeth All other dem
tai operations performed In the careful and thorough
manner, as usual. ul dtf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.

Lieut.. Hebershem, in his letters from
the East, in the Philadelphia Ledger.
thus speaks of the circumstances on which
the celebrated romance of "Paul and Vir-
ginia" is founded.
Mademoiselle Gallon, aged eighteen,
aud very beautiful, was returning from
France to Mauritus. NJ. Montendro was,
passenger by the same vessel, and thew
naturally fell desperately in love. The
vessel was wrecked very near Port Louis,
and most of the passengers and crew
were lost. The lovers were on the ships
forecastle, among others, with the seas
breaking threateningly over them; others
of the crew and passengers were aft ON
the quarter deck, Many were irving to
save themselves in one way or another,
some of whom eventually succeeded. NJ.
Montendre m ght have been among the.
latter, but he would not make the attempt
unless Madamoiselle Gallon would ac-
company him. This the lady shrank
from, as it would necessitate the removal
of her apparel. In vain the gentleman.
implortd her to resort to it as the onlv
chance OF escape-her resolution remain
ed mistaken.
Every well,' be ended sadly, ~ will
die with you! Aad the green waves
washed mere lessly over them, and tho.
white boiling foam covered them as with
winding sheet. Such was the death
of paul and Virginia" When last
seen, he was standing erect, with strong
arms folded over a hopeless breast, and
she, with depending hand resting on his
neck, and eyes of despairiug love lifted to
to the ayerted ones of him who could no
longer save her.
There is something grand in this act
Of Notwithstanding sublirnely beau
tiful in the purity of this modesty, which
shrank from violation, but not from
death. ST. Pierre had q ground well
worthy the creations which his lofty gen.
Jus reared upon it. Alas poor "Paul
and Virginia
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07
PROFANE SWEARING,

Rev. E. FL Chaplin, the celebrated
Universalist preacher, thus alludes to pro-
fame swearing in one of his sermons on
the Lords Prayer.
If we would use the prayer sincerely,
we must halIow Gods name upon our
lips. 1t wi never be light word there.
1t will never drop out in Jest or ring in
biasphemy. I wish to touch this point
earnestly. [ would speak strongly against
the sin of Profaneness. Are there any
before me who are accustomed to use
Gods name as an expletive, and handy
it as by-worda Why employ it in all
kinds of conye: sation. and throw it about
il. every place! Perhaps in their hearts
thev consider this habit as an accomplish
men! think it brave and manly to swear
Let me say then, that profancness is IL
brutal vice. He who INDUCES in it is no
gentleman. care not what clothes he
wears, or what culture he he boasts. Des-
pite all his refinement, the light and ha-
Ditual taking of Gods name betrays !,
coarse nature, and brutal will. Nay, no
tly admits that it is gentleman y
He Restraints lis oath in the presence of
ladies and he who fears not to rush into
the chancery of Heaven, and swear by
the Majesty there, is decently observant
in the drawing room and parlor.
Bat again, Profaneness is an unmanly
and silly vice. 1t certainly is not grace
id conversation, and adds no strength to
it. There is no organic symmetry in the
narrative that is ingrained with oaths and
the blasphemy that holsters an opinion
does not make it any more correct: Our
mother English has variety enough to
mako story sparkle, and give point to
witt has touehness and vehelnence
enough to furnish the sinews for debate,
an to drive home conviction, without
degrading the holy epithets of Jehovah:
Nay. the use of these explosives argucs u
limited range ofideas, and a eonciUusness
of being on the wrong side.
Again, Profaneness is mean vice
According to the general estimation lie
who repays kindness with contumely, he
who abuses his friend and benefactor, is
deemed l,itiful and wretched. And vet,
oh profane man whose name is it you
hand e $, lightly? 1t is that Of our best
benefactor. You, whose blood Would
boil to hear the venerable names Of your
earthly parents hurled about in SCOTS and
| jests, abuse without compunctidh and
witho' t tn ught, the name Of your hea-
venly Father. e
Finally, Profaneness is ali awful vice.
Once moro | ask whose name is it yon so
lightly use? Tne namc Of COP! Have
y.,u thought what it is that you thus min
Gle with your passion and your wit =
i lis the name of HIM whom the angels
worship, and the hea,et of heavens can
not contain.
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4ottrp
ALONE WITH GOD.

The enclosed deyout utterapce, entitled
"Alone with God" by Mary Clemmer
Ames, is the sweet heart breath of q
young woman-the devoted wife of q
Christian minister. Pass it round rever-
emily, rs a sacred medium Of ''close com
munion" between the sad, solitary soul
and its God.
Alone with God days craven cares.
Have crowded onward unawares.
The soul is left to breathe her prayera
Alone with Ged bare my breast,
Come in, come in, o, holy guest,
Give rest, Thy rest, of rest the best.
Alone with God how calm calm.
Steals DER me sweet as music's balm
When seraphs sing seraph's Ptalm.
Alone with God no human eve.
Is here with eager look to pry
Into the meaning Of each sigh.
Alone with God ! no jealous glare,
Now stings me with its torturing stare,
No human malice says; Beware
Alone with God ! from earth's rude crowd,
With jostling steps, with la, ghter loud,
Ny better soul need not shroud.
Alone with God He only knows,
If sorrows ocean overdows.
The silent spring from whence it rose.
Alone with God He mercy lends;
Lies flinting hopes life's meagre ends,
LIES dwarfng pain, He compr-hends.
Alone with God | He feeleth well
The soul pent life that will o'erwell,
The lifelong want no words eau tell.
Alone with God ! still nearer bend
o, tender Father, condescend
In this my need, to be my friend.
Alone with God with suppliant mien,
Upon thy plying breast l lean,
Nor less because Thou art unseen.
Alone with God safe in thine arms,
G., shield me from life's wild alarms.
o, save me from lifes fearful harmsl
Alone with God my Father bless
With thy celestial promises.
The soul that needs thy tenderness;
Alone with God o. sweet to me.
This covert to whose shades l flee,
To breathe repose in Thee, in Thee
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07
re- A lady one night at party, wa

EE A lady one night at party, was
much annoyed by the rude and impudent
remarks of a coxcomb who sat near her.
At length, becoming tired and vexed, she
turned towards him with an angry eoan-
tenance, and said: ''Be pleased, sir, to
cease your unbecoming impertinence."--
The fellow was astonished at so sudden q
rebuke, and could only say, "Pray, Miss
do not eat me-" "Be in no fear she re-
piled, 81 am a Jewess."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

SHE HAD HrM.-"Can you let me have
twenty dollars this morning, to purchase
a bonnet, nv dear?' said wife to her
husband one morning at breakfast. "By.
and-by, my love" "fhats what you
always say, my dear; but canI buy and
buy without money! The husband han
ded over.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

FLArrERY. - Whatever d;rty-sh;rted
philosophers may say to the contrary, fiat
terry is fine social thing, h. beautiful
handmade of life, casting flowers and oder
ferrous herbs in the paths of men, VII !,
crushing out the sweets, curl up their noses
as thew snuff the odor, and walk half an
inch higher to heaven by what they tread
upon.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

with the inspiration of the heavenly
sound.
"Old Hundred T, king of the band of
ancient airss Never shall our ears grow
weary OF hearing, or our tongues of sing
ing thee! And when we get to heaven,
who knows but what the first triumphal
strain that welcomes lis may be-
"Be thou o God exalted high"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07
FLOR ENCE VAN Z.

I loved thee long and dearly.
Florence Vane;
Ny lies bright dream, and early,
Hath come again;
I renew in my fond vision,
My hearts dear pain.
Ny hopes, and thy derision,
Florence Vane.
The ruin lone and hoary,
The ruin old,
Where thou didst bark my story.
At even told
That spot-the hues Elysian
Of sky and plain
Treasure in my vision,
Florence Yane.
Thou vast loyrlier than the roses
In their prime
Tbv voice excelled the closes
Ofm-setest rhyme;
Thy heart was - d 'i'e'
Without main;
Would l had loved thee never,
Florence Vane.
Bit fairest, coolest wonderl
THY glorious clay
Listh the green sod under
Alas the dayl
And it boots not to remember
Thy disdain-
To quicken loves pale ember,
Florence Vane.
The lilies of the valley
By young graves weep.
Thepansies love TO daily
Where maidens sleep;
Nay their bloom, in beauty wing.
Never wane,
Where thine earthly part is lying,
Florence Vanel
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07
TO MARY COOK.

Ny simple heart in my breast to-day.
Like fish in the peaceful waters lay,
Till ali. alas and well-a-dayi
felt thee, Mary, hook it.
In vain / strive to break away,
The more struggle. the more may;
] yield it then-and only pray
o. dearest Mary Cook it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

"A lady at her marriage, requested the
Clergyman to give out the hymn commence
ing -
This is the way long have sought.
Anirno1rred hecausS s1uud IL net,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

from sins they have no mind to, and to
convince them of errors to which they
have had no temptation. they might as
well be spending their money to persuade
schoolmasters That and two make four
or mathematicians that there cannot be
two obtuse angles in triangle. If this
be their notion of the way in which the
gospel is to be preached, we do not won
der that they have found it necessary to
print tract upon the improperly of slee-
ping in church.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

PoErRY from the mouth dies in the ear,
poetry from the heart stay. there
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

In rustic church opposite, compa-
ny of worshipers. while we write, are
singing the old hymn
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

Think q moment of the assembled COM
pany who have at different times and in
different places joined in the familiar tune.
Throng upon throng-the strong, tie
tirnid, the gentle, the brave, and the
beautiful thsir wrapt faces all beaning
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-07

Alone with God days craven cares.
Have crowded onward unawares.
The soul is left to breathe her prayers.
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may be too great, which would be the means OF
producing more gas b. converting portion of
the liquii matter (gas tar, which should con-
dense aud pass Off into light carbide Of hydr'-
geu, %, H4, aud If such should be the case,
even the best gas Is Injured los when the heavy
carbide of hydrogen is passed over very hot
surface, a pOrtion Of the carbon i deposited,
and forming the above mentioned light Gas more
suitable for balloon a>ccn>iopS than Iilumina-
ticn.
Again. in case the rytorts arc not sufficiently
protected from the air, the cokc Niil be ccnvcf-
ted into gas (carbouic oxide and pass into rnc
gasonicter along with nitrogen, Shc principle
constituent of air. il viii bv observed by the
above how easily the consumer cau be jciraud-
cd, a. the Engineer oi the Company has cer,i-
e,l TO the fact Of the coal irpuwilic. ;nc gas =
made beipg the Saiue - has been uSed, viii hr
also certify 20 the following PROPOSITIONS
l. the coal of the company free from sulphur
and oxygen: l. the gas wha; it Processes so
and ough; to be, pure, heavy carbide OF hydro
gen, or, Ia other words, Purs Illuminating OF Dl-
eiiant gas; aud, If 20, viii the company be viii
ling TO allow portion OF the oyercs.arge 0H
some of their customers bills sotowardS having
the gas and coal properly Analysed hy comre-
tent chemist: Pu'NEAs-
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j AS. NJ. DILLON
1O2 ALAISSIaT STREET.,
FALL FASHION FOR HATe.

An nov prepared e. farassi r. nuEisIsHy ratrch - =
c puhlic with ttry superior fuaIt sId Ieo rei,
skin Hats. which i elastic, me lEs1c OF
hl ard of great ci'iaTslce tLgy Sil rsI.T Feoa
vice N aii k.nr EgatArg aso general assoi'u ct e.
Soit PIutets- Fru, kovAisae ard HInssTiat .fylts.
blarS. EFcW Peatl. Rtvsi cclcr. Also, Mem Rge
B"1 = Caps, of tie lstr1t lies .....r
BMeirsk Hats fnisl. to caArarusifff T. T.. a.--r.
on sort u"tiey- ATaK HSns 'ht eEsh 4
kinds ~ head rear st = Nsf! iew :s:iH.
',.F. JIMEsOs'S.
auEEE IT.
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DAILY, per annnm 800
TEl-W EEELY, per annUm. 1890
WEEKLY, per aiauIn 90
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cHUhcHEs or WHEELING.

FOR the information Of strangers vIsiti. city,ws pub
ISL tile iolIo Wns different Churches and their
place meeting. Ii there any mistakes We
make Tie necessary correotsn with pleasure;
81 Autt. .y, Ejsoa Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev E. T. PgMkINs Rectoy; morning services lU4
clock, evening,
ST. Jo6s tscopulia's, sEai between First and
second Centre Wheeling, iev.J IL. saII ~ M Rector
Servict-Nornibg 1UI9 afternoon s3G hight ~
fGsf Fres5gteriu, Eiy ii. wktp Pastor Fourtst'
etWecn Monroe ana quincy and afternoon
Second 6gtsriGA W c:tg street. between Main &i."
Market Cgitre " ett ser4jets morning and evening
Third grsrie, Eht street, between Chestnut and
Tanert sts. south whee, ley Z. Wooas, Pastor serv
ces morning and evening.
FOsafh Tie5Jg teyg0s .{AULL Pastor, An!istTeet
st,ern Washing sans ss. services morning and
evening.
ourtA street JIstodist 4iscoiel, Rev. J. L. WILSON,
Pastor Fourth and Quincy; services
morning and evening.
yt St,eef 1ie,hoaj,t aeqi eY. a. A. REoER, Pastor
corLcr .I;,rLct sss., Month wheeEi services
morning AID evening.
aHopi.ae street Nctaodjst E3iscoDal Rev. t. II. Mos
ROB- Pastor CaplLc street, bef~een First and Second
Centre WLee-'npi services uor7.iflr and e. snits.
SoaM ,Chee'irg r. E. 0Sslr.t, Rev. A. srkvESs,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Hh,eiing Island chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WusuS, Pastor.
se,1nu s,aoI5st f,iseos.ai Rev. c. Hrwro, Pastor,
Chaplne street. between Tird, Centre Wheel
EH.
81. lanes CoeEedra', Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev DsuoF
H. V wnEAx Filtk street. cO,s,tr uanpden; services
morning and afternoon
i,,urut Eerortd, ReyJ s. MocrUsE, Pastor, corner
sts serVeesuiornng andaiternoon
Diso1e'o, Market street, btWeen Webster and Third
Wheeling; services 10Y in the morning, and ~
evening.
Eoaageicq, Protestant w,' HElsEH, Pastor, Clay
rect, above StNth, E.,s; Wheeling.
ZION kro"geiieai L"piertdR, Rev. F. z'N'mERMAS'
PASTOR Market street, Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening
JsCt Syaagog%e, Quincy street, between Market and
Ma!n. er
ProtestGrt, Union Hall, Main street. between
Monroe and quincy; services lpye morning
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nc COl3l.EspONDENTs

LETTERS concerning advertising other f.
business OF the Inteseucer, SHOULD be addressed to
Lt.;s concerning department OF the paper,
hOul he addressed e EDITORS Jointly, or to either one
item.
writing FOR publication, will please write
only side of the llaIIer.
yEseryunce of thc above rlleS Gl greatly obiSe us
ai p.oIus attention 20 correspondents than
Las might otherwise receive.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
~ LINES OF SoSpAREIL, OR LESS, CONSTITUTING
A SQUARE
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lhI. Law or NEWsPAPtl{o.

lub7criBers who do give express notice to the CON
ary conde as wishing to continue their Snbserp-
LII order the scontinuaace Of their peri
J;cas, publisher seDd them until all
TsSrAges arepad.
iii subscr.rs neglect refGse 70 take their periodi
e,Is from te Offices which they dlgectei they held
responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
d IcnntiiHr'i.
Ill sUbscrLers other places without inform
,C : ,r publish Je papers seat to the former di-
r.ctoU tt,rN .ti, held sle.
lc Courts i,av= @ectlcd tat refusing 70 take perod,
Office. removing and leaving them ncated
OIL p,i,sd ntci't evidence o; Intentional fraud.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge Ne IO1-Mee.s a Masonic HALL,
"7r Market and Monroe streets the -s and third Nom
=, rvsaincSo: eaehnoath G. W. S,,,Ts, ". ~; Her
',!.r A''s5htiu- Secretary.
e., Nhee''"= Lodge no. I2S Meets shove on
.' and tEiri Thursday evening of each month. F. A.
,..i'SsEaW W. NJ s. ". Psd,sOE, Secretary.
wheeling Uuion Chapter ne. F9-Nee,s as
- On iss sse2Hd MogAr evening Of eachruu;l. ". 6
,>T,., ~, IL p 5 ", Psareon, Secretary.
meeting EHe"mPmeus 40. I.-Meess as
''SoA ihs JoarA Monday evening each month. ".
= e. kscs,g, Recorder.
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