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Sangamon Co., III March is.

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that make such h-ll of noise about a
hotel We've opened hotel here last week,
and want to make as much noise as any body.
Send bill. j. X. +. d BRO.
p. S-A feller here says they call them
congsin Terre Haute.
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,ny TO THE ADMIRERS OF a
FINE HEAD OF
|RICI GLOSSY HAIR.

T,k of beauty, it cannot exist without a fine |
4 Of hair, then read the following, and if you
more, see circular around each bottle, and
one can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE--We call the attention of all, old and
rng, 70 this wonderful preparation, which
fns back to its original color, gray hair-cOv-
the head Of the bald with 4 luxuriant growth
removes the dandruff, itching, and all cutane
\ eruptiUns-cauSes a continual flow OF the
! ura fluids; and hence, if used as regular
! keSng for the hair will preserve its color, and
ksp from falling to extreme old age, in all its
3aral beauty. We call then upon the bald,
j grey, or diseased in scalp, to use it and
! {ely the young will not, as they value the
! wing locks, or the witching curl, ever be with
u it. Its praise is upon the tongue of thous-
/ The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
New Haven received the following letter in
| ard to the Restorative few weeks since:
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July %, 1856.
I1h Leavenworth-Sir /: l have been troubled
iandrutf or scurf on my head for more than
4. my hair began to come out, scurf and
together. | saw in a New Haven paper
1t Woods Hair Restorative as cure.
d st your store on the 1st Of April last, and
CHASED one bottle to try it, and found to my
Lacton it was the thing; it removed the
imi new hair began to grow it is now two
I'z inches in length tohere 1t tods all off. l
Ts Geat taith in it. l wish you to send me
bottles more by Mr.. Post, the bearer of this
nt know as any of the kind is used in this
Ice; YOU may have market for many bottles
Iiti known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0, 1856.
P2OF. WoOD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restora
rs proving itself beneficial % me. The front
also the back part Of M head almost lost
uTering-in fact BALD. Il ave used but two
Ii pint bottles of your Restorative, and now
top Of my head is well stu dded with q prom
ls crop Of young hair, an the front Is also
arIng its benefit. l ha We tried other prepa-
IlonS without any benefit whatever. L think
ON my own personal recommendation, l can
;G'e ,l many others to try it.
Yours, Iesp'y, D. R. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
NINCENNEs, Ia, June D, 1858.
IAOf. U. j. WOOD: AS you are about to
.l!acture and vend your recently discovered
~ Restorative, will state, for whomsoever ii
concern, that have used it and known
-'iS 10 use lt-that have, for several years
q In the habit of using other Hair Restora
= anc that l find yours vastly superior tC
"her know. 1t entirely cleanses the heac
laldrutf, and with one months proper use
restore any PERSONS hair to the origina
-'Aiul color and texture, giving it healthy
and glossy appearance; and all this withou
o.orls the hands that apply it, or the dres
which it drops. / would, therefore, recon-
ID its use to every one desirous of having
color and texture to the hair.
Aspectfuly, yours, WILSON KING.
VI. WOOD & Co., Proprietors, 312 Broad
ESew York, (in the great n, Y. Wire Rail
Rtabiishment,) and ia Market ST., st
us Mo. C- Sold by all good druggists.
april 6, l859:3m.
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"ONE OF THEM THINGS. The Cineinnat
Commercial states that a hardware house IL
that city recently received the following EN-
phatc order
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PREPAHED
DIR. =. C. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottles for S5.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Costire,ess, Ja,s,dice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyse.atery, Foul Stomach, Byysipelas, Headache,
Piles, rheumatism, Eruptiors and Skin Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Ietter, 1tsnaors "sS
Salt Rhettna, Worms, Go,a, Neuralgia, as .
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, that the most senst'
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes OF
family physic.
Price 25 cents per Boz; Boxes for SIoo
Great numbers of Clergymen. Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be tol-
lowed for their cure. 80
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are
to Sold by L. DEVINE, Ebensburg, and
Merchants generally through the country.
Nov. 2t 1S58:50:ly.
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TERRIBLx IRAoEpY IN CHILLlcorHg.-C,

TERgIBLx TRAGEDY IN CHILLIcorHE.-Cad
wallader Wallace shot a man named John
Godfrey, in Chiliicothe, o., few days since.
Wallace, Godfrey and another young man
were riding along Paint street, and met two
women OF loose character, one Of whom start.
ed to get into the buggy and told Wallace to
make his companion get out. Godfrey got
out and made some romarks about the char
seated herself in the buggy, told Wallace to
'sshoot the son OF b--h." Wallace got out
Of the buggy, drew his pistol, placed 1t at
Godfrey's breast anc fred; Godfrey fell dead,
the ball having passed through his heart
Wallace and the woman were both arrested,
and the pistol Was found on the person Of the
woman. Wallace 10 the son of wealthy cit-
izen here.-(Cin. Com.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated In the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
been sssessed and levied ON aaid lots by the City
Council OF said city for laying plank sidswalks In
front OF said lots - designated In above list, and
unless payment Be made Of the taxes 20 levied,
and also ell costs, before the Sth day Of March.
A. d. 1859, the said lots, or 20 mach thereof a.
shall DO necessary odischarge said tax and costs,
will be sold ON the day aforesaid, 1t the Mayor
Once In said eity, between the hours Of o'clock
.. m. and bo'ciock p. m.
c. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
Feb. 10. l6hQ.dtd
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naxSns fer Anung Men.
4 idle brain il the DEVILS workshop.

Better be alone than in bad company.
Constant occupation prevents temptation.
Dependence 10 poor trade TO follow.
Ease and honor are seldom bed-felows.
False friends are worse than open enemies.
Great designs require great consideration.
Hasty resolutions seldom speed we'll
II the counsel be good, no matter who gave
ii.
OF all studies, study your present condi-
ton.
Pay as you 60, and keep from small scores.
Qait not certainty for hope.
Ratify promises by performances.
Sell not virtue to purchase wealth.
Undertake no more than you can perform.
Value sgood conscience more than praise.
Weigh right, If you sell dear.
Xerxes Was mighty, yet he died.
Youth and wine are fire upon fire.
Zeno, Of all virtues, made his choice OF
silence.
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Ell i said that NJ 1mpeeof Souloaoue
has shipped quantity 81 vaiuables on board
: govesnmsnt vessel lying = 81. Marc, and
that shonld ahairs turn agaicst him he will
mako biz ssosps with abundant solace for
dsthronsment. The knowing old gentleman
hes also large investments IN France, sufii-
cient to aoothe the declining years OF a de-
posed African Emperor.
o1The Bostonians are grumbling because
the President follows up the System inAugu-
rated BY Pierce, Of giving leading sppoint-
monts Tor Boston and Charleston to non res
idents. They regard it a. On insult to have
90 many appointees from distance quarter.
ed upon them, when the demand for Offices
among themselvesso greatly exceeds the sup
ply.
TThe Boston Young Mems Christian
Association have engaged the National Tho
atsr 10 thst CITY for Sunday evening servi-
ces, the proprietors charging them only for
gas and the expenses Of cleaning.
0TAajor Cass, who has lately retired
from she Mission to Rome, has been attacked
by paralysis, and has lost, wholly or in part,
the use OF his lower limbs. He hes gone to
= watering place in Switzerland, famous for
the eject OF waters on that disease.
Fer sale.
All kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes and small fruits, at No. 50 Main. St,
ksokuk, Iowa. WV. BARNxs, Agent.
fb3d2m
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PaKTrY GooD.--1'he State Journal. q
fDsaocratic paper at the Capital, suggested
the name Of 4. W. Esstnaa ~ Democratic
candidate for Governor, few weeks ago.
Whereupon Mr.. Eastman came ont with .
communication stating that he could no long
or etrain" in the Democratic ranks, either as
private or captain, and assigned very good
reasons for leaving the slaveholders' party
and connecting himself with the Republic
cans.
The Journal responds: eve placed the
name Of Mr.. Eastman, a. matter OF course,
in our list Of eandidasss, never doubling that
he would be on hand, as has been his custom
from time immemorial."
The point of the Joke il, its truth. But il
II not ominous of the decline and destruction
Of the Democratic party when such faithful
servitors as Eastman leave il?
An original Letter from WashIng-
ten.
A gentleman Of Philadelphia has in his
possession an original letter from Washing
ton to Mathew Carey, which, We believe, has
never been published. We have, therefore,
obtained copy Of it, and present it to our
readers a. follows:
''MoUsr vERNoN, 18th, Mar. I785.
81 purposed, as soon as understood you
intended to become the Publisher Of News
Paper in Philadelphia, to request that copy
Of your Weekly production might be sent TO
me. Twas the more pleased with this deter
mination when, by letter from my friend
the Marquis de la Fayette, found he had in
terested himself In your behalf.
cit has 30 happened, that my Gaxettes from
Philadelphia, whether from inattention at
the Printing or Post ofices, or other causes,
come very irregularly to my hands. Let me
pray you, therefore, to address those you
send me in the appearance Of Letter. The
common paper, usually applied, will do equal.
ly well for the DOVER. 1t has sometimes CO.
CURED to me that there are persons who,
wishing TO read News Papers, without paying
for them, make free with those which are
addressed to others under the garb Of let
ter, it is not presumable this liberty would
be taken.
81 am, Sir,
"Yr. most obed. seryt.,
SO. WASHINGTON.
"Mr. Matthew Carey,
n - II ~ 4
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W-se~ snail Bilis. -&N

DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots.
nNwhich Special Taxes are due and unpaid
~ for laying plank side walks in front Of said
lots.
On NV. side Of 9th st., from Main 70 Bank.
~ -
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SENATOR GwiN GOING INTO THE CABINET.
The Sacramento Bee contains the follow
ing semi Official announcement:
''If what we hear, and upon semi Official
authority, too, may be relied upon, the in
coming Legislature OF California will be
called upon to elect United States Senator
to serve until March 4th, 1861, Woe VIM. NJ.
Gwin, who is going into the Cabinet. Our
information is, that Senator Gwin has trans.
mitted the intelligence, by the last mail, that
the President has offered him the position Of
Secretary Of the Treasury, in place Of How
ell Cobb, about TO resign, and that hs will
accept H."
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CIThe following paragraph is from the
Boston Traveller of Friday:


owe regret to hear that gentleman Of
this city, Of distinguished literary and scien-
tifc attainment, one who bears venerated
name, and whose genius and science has
given an important improvement to the cities
OF the United States, has been 20 far be-
wildered in the MAKES Of spiritualism, q to
believe that be 10 wrongly mated with an
amiable and devoted wife and has found his
spiritual affinity with another young lady
As we have been informed, the wife, though
heart, broken by the Development, and having
one child, has assented to the request OF her
husband for q separation, and he has gone
to Indiana to procure divorce in order that
ne may marry his new affinity, who, We be-
lieve ia, like his wife, lady Of intelligence,
amiabilisy, and irreproachable character.
GTThe whip is cracking loud over the
shoulders Of the Pennsylvania Democrats.
The slave-drivers at Washington, speaking
through their agent, the editor OF "The
States,o gives the keystone brethren to un-
derstand that their natural craving for q
Tariff will be dashed right out OF ihem.-
That paper saws:
sour associates in the Keystone State
have already been INDUCED TO the utmost
limit OF forbearanoe. They have been toll
Grated for years in the open profession Of
heresy. We permitted them to sacri6ce Dali
las for his intrepid fidelity to the principles
OF the party, and We allowed them TO pro.
mote Buchanan because Of his nom conform
NY to a cardinal point Of Democratic doe
trine. These things have been done for the
protectionlst Democracy Of pennsyly ania,
and yet they have the audacity 10 exact !
still further compromise Of principle. The
demand is insu0ferable. Pvotscfion l. an.
Other form Of Abolfionisn. and. rather
than be responsible for it's imposition. thu
representatives Of the slaveholdinv states
would surrender tho control Of the Govern
ment."
e. Ir the House Of Representatives. last
Saturday, Mr.. - (of Virginia, probably, !
seated in the gallery on one Of tn front seats,
accompanied by lady, was noticed to keep
his arm around her nook, and Il was only,
when polite note WAS addressed to him by
the Doorkecper, stating that hugging 10 the
House WAS contrary 10 the rules thereof, that
he took away his arm, and soon after sloped,
followed by his neck-l sced one.
Cy-Col. I. p, Sha6ner says that ssduring
the coming summer, with engineers already
engaged, be intends TO travel over and ex-
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OF either OF the political parties, nor could
we extend to il any favor, except a. We may
be convinced thst the highest intsrso6s 81 the
people of the United States, OF Cuba, and OF
Spain itself, may be thereby promoted and
secured.
There is much significance in the position
OF the Journal Of Commerce, because it indi-
Gates IN independent and determined oppo-
sition to the acquisition Of Cuba BY the large
and influential class whose sentiments and
interests are advocated by that sheet.
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DIED,
February 9th, Mrs. Mary A. Van Sckien, wife
OF V. y. Van sicklen, In tho AID year Of her age.
Funeral services this morning Ut 10 O'Clock, 1t
her late residence, CORNER Of I'd and Timea streets
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NJ ors Treus,c In Is.v,mwcrfn.


A large number Of the citizens Of Lsavcn-
worth met together on the 29th ult., and ap-
pointed committee OF two to wait upon the
citizens Of Platte City, Mo-, and urge them
10 deliver up 10 the Kansas authorities DIR.
boy and his son, who were arrsstS with the
thirteen negroes recently captured Hear Law
renee, by a company Of Missourians. The
committee consisted Of DIR. johnson and Mr..
r. Hughes, who proceeded to Platte City and
made application to the Circuit Judge Of
Platte City. The Judge, in reply, acknowl-
edged that DR.. boy and son had been illegal
ly arrested, but further stated that they were
now in the hands of pro.slavery men by
whom they should be trisd, adding that "all
the powers Of Heaven and He'll cannot save
them" He also defed the power Of Leav-
onworth and Kansas.
The Leavenworth Times anticipates troub-
le over this matter. 1t gives the following
piece OF information in reference to the dis
posal OF the negroes after their reception !:
"The Sioux City left for the South last
evening, having on board the thirteen me-
groes recently captured by the Mayor Of
Weston. They are bound for the New Or
leans market, point that has no connection
with the Underground Railroads. yet"
The correspon Dent Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer. writing from Washington, says.
81 Witnessed striking little scene ct the
theater the other night. Miss Davenport
was playing to full house her admirable
render OF the part Of Pauline in the Lady OF
Lyons. AMrs. Douglas had box, and was
surrounded by gentlemen, among whom
noticed our little Senator Pugh. Douglas,
himself, had seat near the orchestra. Du-
ring the performance be represented to his
wife that she could see and hear much bet
ter from the place where be had selected q
seat. Mrs. Douglas, looking superbly beau
tiful, descended :hrough the dsnsely crowd
ed house TO the front orchestra seats. Seine
stupid people commenced clappiug and
stamping, but the applause fell dead. And
three times during her queen-like walk from
her box to and from the front seats, there
were efforts to get up IN evidence Of enthu-
siasm, all Of which failed. My ears tingled
with sympathetic notification
LArEs rkox YucArAx.--Advices from Yu-
catan to the 18th ult., have been received q.
New Orleans. The news principally con-
Germs the war OF races which, breaking out
anew, had dssolated tho peninsula now near
ly the space Of year. This was few weeks
since tho dominant people, having settled
their own differences by = triumph Of the
Liberal party, resolved at once to bring it to
close. Before entering, however, upon the
active work Of the campaign, for which the
season was suspicious, ii Was resolved to
make another and anal appeal to the indiana
in insurrsction. Long conferences wore held
At the capital, and numerous papers passed
between the citisens, the result OF ell which
was that the appeal took the form Of gen.
eral amnesty. The reception which tho prof
fered amnesty had at the hands Of the lndi-
ans was not known. Tho government re-
NAMED in the hands Of the Liberals, Irigoyra
at its head.
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BaIBEaY.-Ofering you pair Of lips for
. kiss. Jastifable corruption--Taking the
bride.
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Cy-Col. I. p, Shafnsr says that ssduring
the coming summer, with engineers already
engaged, be intends TO travel over and ex-
anime the route via Greenland, Iceland and
the Farce Isles, which, in bic opinion, ID the
only one practicable for telegraph between
Europe and America.
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~as-~ ----
Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN Gaas q MN Tw EMS RON
THE NEaTy

NTfT II sevcral years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
sHRuBBERY, aeeiims-
fed, and found to succeed
ia the VI est.
Many Of these Trees
arc Of extra size, and
have produced hne speci-
m ans Of fruit the pest sea-
son. These interested are
invited " call and cx-
amins Tor themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear,
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1ealtby's
Baltimore Oysters
At 50 cents per can.
KELLOGG 4 DanoE.
Jsn1oa llo NAin-st.
Flour, Flour, FlOurl
zSy 1arrels


COLLlERs 4 HOHERrsON.
GFocsxs,
No. ~ Main street. between Third and Fourth.
kE0KUK, IOWA.
FRESH oYsTERs-AO cents Per can, warress-
ooLLIERs ROBERTSON
len1so 70 Main-st.
vkANbERkI ks-S boxes just received and for
JAMIE ~ y ooIllsks : kosE,.sTrsoS.
AkEk's NO. 1 ChOCOLATR-For sale 81
cOLLIERS : ROB4RTSON,
jAn0d Is Aain-st.
JkUN1s-ln ssg. and boxss--for sals 81 u
pound C0LLIEKS 4 ROBERTSON,
E'kESH roMAT0Es-In c.ns-ior sals s.
,.,na coLl.lERs ROBERTSON,
A SS0kTKD PIE RKUITS-For sale 81
~ c0LLIgRs : ROBERTSoN,
lanzYd - Main-st.
I0kIME ". X. CHEEsR-For sais 81
COLLIER6 BOBRRTSON,
An1a y Aain-st.
poTATOks-A prime lot Just received sa1 10
,. sS,e y ooLLlkRs : ROBERTSON.
DlcKL4D AkkRfNGs NO. !, HAOK1REL
$50. ooLLi1Rs ! 3oBzRrsos.
1an0d Ys Main-st.
n 'LDUk-A cboiss lot u Extra TiosT o. had
6oLLIERs ! RoBERrsos,
RUCKwHEAT tLOUR-WarrsnSed pare, Tor
AZ q: BY c0LLlxRs ROBERTSON,
lsn0d % aAin-st.
v1sO ". ,. O0BORN and Thomas J. 0aIlishss:
There y sow On A. In the ones ~of tAs plssk
q - District Ooart Of Ice County, lows, - Port
m 81 &. 6snsss ~. ~ !. = tS.ss tho s.
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The Vote on the III o mestead Hill.
The vote on this measure. Of vital impor-
lance and interest to the free laborers Of the
tinted States, indicates very clearly the SEN
timcnss prevailing in the political parties at
Washington. 1t q measure specially de-
signed for the benefit OF the masses OF the
people and which has no single feature that
plays into the hands Of the arivtocracy.
The Republicans oil voted for il except one
man, and some ffty-six Shareholders and
near half as many Democratic doughfaces
voted against. The Southern Democratic
oppose this truly Democratic
measure simply because they are opposed to
the rights and interests Of free laborcrs; and
yet free laborers continue to support this hos
Tile slaveocracy under the humbug Of De.
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ell Cobb, about TO resign, and that hs will
accept it,"
THE DoucLAs AND FIrcn CORRESPONDENTS.
Its quite likely that the late Correspond
enoe" between Senators Douglas and Fitch,
says the Alexandra (Vn.) Gazette, will 70
far to break up the custom Of obtruding such
things before the public. The roar OF laugh.
ter and ridicnlc which has greeted the affair
from one end Of the country 70 the other,
must have the effect OF lettering Others from
like experiment upon the patiencs OF the
intelligent people Of the country.
gI "Liquor Law" has passed tho Indi-
tna House, fixing licenses ct from $50 to
1900, at the discretion Of the County Com
misaioncrs; assessing fne not less than IS
nor more than $50 for every instance or sell.
Ing without license; prohibiting selling on
the Sabbath, Or on any State, county, town,
township or municipal election day, where
the same may BE- held prohibiting the selling
70 persons in the habit OF being intoxicated.
or 70 minors, under heavy penalties, with
other stringent features.
The State. -.y. tbs. free trad. !. ..
visai Importance TO the producing interests Of
.he south ana West, and that protection 10
another form OF Aboltioniam, and rather
'nan be responsible for ito imposition the
representatives OF the slAvsholding States
would surrender the control OF the Govern
ment. The Southern Democracy will weld
nothing more to the interests OF their Allies
10 Pennsylvania.
w During the past year, the Governor Of
Michigan, has pardoncd no loss than 50 con.
yicts. The Detroit Tribune states that 1
fruitful source Of pardons Il found il the
enormously long sentences Of Judges.
ca The revival Of religion that has been
10 progress for come time, in the Baptist
and Methodist churches OF this plaos, 10 still
going on without any apparent abatsnsnt.--
lndividusls are daily added 10 the churches.
Prof. Scarf, Of Pells, 10 In attendance 81
the Baptist church, and preaching with much
effect Charlton Patriot.