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Children years old under those three
twelve years old haprce all twelve old
fellfare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenyhy be had at the
of Transportation Merchants whose
the line Of The road tickets in pack
ages twenty Eve for their personal reduced rate
The Company prepared TO ward Goods and Pack
kinds every place with which they have
receiving from delivering the doicil Of patrons.
T. s. WILLIAMS,
ia2l N Mn,ter Of TRANSPORTATION,
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| IN PRESS-GRoBE's NEW METHOD
| l7leS55eEqH For the Piano Forte.


~ ~ The undersigned publishers: beg leave to an
that the method mentioned will be issued in the
month of April, 1859.
good bo for the Piano long been wanting
and Mr. CHARLES GRoRE has performed the lSbor in get
ting tits in admirable and satisfactory manHe
itself be the valuable guides in the
instruction of the art of playing the Piano.
Cosderil the authors well known capabty and long and
uprtung devotion to the task of elementary teaching
strong hope that the pubic to be fnr
nshed with thorongh systematic progressive and entertain
Ing method for the Piano.
we can confidently recommend It teachers ad pupils
adapted the purposes of elementary instruction than
any others with which acquainted.
The pan pursued In this work is substantially the
that developed 0lendos method of teaching languages.
II commences with the simplest elements The made
will he gradual hat every will be perfectly ineligible
ana he rendered of positive vane the pupil Every difficulty
il met with singy aud after thorough analysis, by
| practice. ~ i, 49, -. -. .u;., :, ~,
drested essive aud entertaining plan by which sound
ana correct Of the art Of playing the Piano be
acnpirea with comparatively little Ia and in short -
nara of fine almost incredible to those who have
~ themselves of the tedious systems heretofore
| in ~. s eo. ;,,,s,,.,;,,, ,ta s,r
Ien positions OF the and nenres aud also likeness Of
| the aHihnr. :. -. :. o,,o. -,
an3 In a,y musical work taat has heretofore been issued
| frn,n tte nrsss IN this or any other country -
III mice OF the will be s. 80 bound in cloth, So
opes Will be sent by mail free Of stage the receipt OF
| the marked price. LEE WaLhEls; rnoshs s ;,
Philadelphia. Feb. l, 1859. 4. Chest mt street.
And will lie fol- sale by t. 4. " nlL;lSN,
nj i'm Camp street, New Orleans.
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JEFFERSON CITY, April I, 1889
A good supply of Hogs offered, but the stock Of
good Cattle and Sheep was very limited and the
market in favor Of holders. The following are the
quotations:
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D1HEcr rKADE...........HAx d CO

Notice Is hereby given all claims which appear
upon proper be due from the books of Baylor
Co claims which be established by due process OF
law will be promptly paid with interest in full
This is taken TO inform the triends OF DIRECT
TRADE aad the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Districts that during the coming business
advances made usual In New Orleans Gotten for
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all cases by
tees for the balances due each shipment
Orders Ragging viii be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into tsle port Of New Orleans
the Cotton already sold can be denied duplicate
account sales will In every instance be made out In LONDON
by and sent to those Interested To save
DELAY PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
weights their Cotton and such other Information AZ
All letters private as we'll businsB relating Il
Ksrs Of BAYLOR Co., and direct trade viii pc addressed h
90 a RhYLOH. a LoMRAR STREET. LONDON"
Notice of iJlssOiutIOn.
hereby given that at the Termination 81 me copaf'
nergp now existing according to written articles Of
nent between members of the FIN OF Baylor 20
dissolved and the unfinished business placee IT
liquidation. Y. ". ia y J tt2n
Manchester. March. 1888. Ao We
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e. EEds1-F Is5s......... 1853.
MAsSss..zs ~ NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON ! GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
tOhce the Railroad Building, Camp street. opposite La
,ayete squsre will deliver Of the CITY, such Bag
Packages Specie, Bank Notes Jewelry received
BY the Railroad, otherwise, be entrusted to tter
charge; forward the with and Dispatch
point Great Northern Railroad. the Southern Railroad,
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
either the Express office the residences offices Of
individuals
approaching New Orleans, the baggage Master will
through Train and receive the Checks and address of all
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
rThe Company will he responsible for all articles placed
10 charge OF the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Between the Depot and
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NEW onLEAss,JAcK-

NEW OHIECANS,JA
h&4 s gafL AsR GREAT NORTHERN
On and after January 1899 Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily at 7gD M snd GO r. NJ arrjy
ing At Canton at $50 Pm and 6as A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton At 80 A. NJ and 662 p NJ
arriving At New Orleans At $50 P. N. and $50 A. NJ.
Freight aims depart daily 100 A. NJ and arrive daily
4loP.M.
Fresht be at the Depot o'clock p " the day
previous the departure Of the train otherwise will
unit next trim
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UArHMAN's TROPICAL RooEING-

Cheaper superior other ever used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst. DURARILITY-equal 10 the best slate roots.
Cd ABIIITY-Superior to any other no crack'
leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUTY-It presents smooth and granite like surface
4h CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than, though II is a.
good wood roof less THAI the inferior
copoon roofing heretofore offered to the public saves The
cost Of cutters and valleys.
6.h Observation-Disclosures will FIRE better than .
slate roof
9Th CONvENIENCE-It will not soften under the heat OF
this cnas and protects the interior of buildings from the
Intense heat of surnne'.
M SOLIDITY- becomes harder and smoother from expo.
roofs of slope being Of light
weight does require heavy raftes support while
liable sorIesios md beaknE nor does require repairs
substances of VIII ch peculiar alone
discovered by actual experiment
this city.
of the Of the above in the hand,
of agent, snd be verified by person wishing II
before contracting.
All orders left at the Post Office, Box K No. 2 will
promptly attended to or apply to
j. C. KAUFMAN
telh " corner Of Rienville and Marsis SITS.
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FTopNetOfB.

RQMRAIIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds OF packages
freight to Havana Mstanas Cardenas Wills Clara
drands Remedio Nneyss, Puerto Principe, Santiago
Of Wells Fargo Co. Darlington Co. United States
Express Company, American European Express tx
change Company for the United California Europe
Agents in New Orleans, REDDING d CO.,
fel6 If ST. Charles tt, under St. Charles Hotel
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning at O'clock
the every night hour after the arrival of
he last train.
special trips when required, by notifying the
tuctor.
when called upon except mail trips bnt the conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINk-sAOP,

= FOUNDRY AND MACIINE-SHOP,
Nd GEORGE PATTERSON,
Successor TO Mclean Patterson) Of Delord
and New Levee streets
undersigned 10 prepared t1 manufacture STEAN
ENGINES. Es1ILERs and MACHINERY of all kinds for
e,e. Boats Sugar Plantations Mills Presses.
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts. FurEaee Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every pon. Metallic Packing for
e;eaIn Cylinders, Gsn Metal Rnes
BLACKSMITH WORK OF all descriptions having a steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
rups Flanye Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves
BY steamboats,.
Agent the sale OF John Patent Fuel
ing Bar highly spoken Of by the Picsyune Printing
Oce, snd others that have them in Of
under boiler lately put this
lishfnent,
has also made for the sale OF
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot
the establishment where large quantity
ers and Machinery be found all times for sale.
s6EORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, June l, 1853. lei If
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CREscEsI orTIcB, No 10 Camp street.
Friday. April 8, 1888
General Observation-Disclosures River stu
Rising-The MorrisOn-Boats Loading at
st. Louis for New OrIeanIQuick trip Of
the Norr1son-News from above-Ths Cap
ftoI-ArTivals yesterday-Departures, etc.
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EEMHz1s d MhRRsH sxf Il S2''s

OFFIcE-uEpER ST. CHARLES HOTEL, N. ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the 0peousas Railroad.
This Company Is organized for the purpose doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS anch
~ forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jewelry Bag
gage and Packages to all the United
We are also prepared to do General City Express Bag
Busness in connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western RRilrsad.
Will cali for and deliver with dispatch and at reasonable
rates Baggage Freight Packages and from parts
city OF New Orleans
Merchants. planters aud citizens rely upon this Company
forward the minute article any destination We
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
w. +. BEDDING,
tn. THAYEk,
ProprIetors.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

TEX A s.
To sail on SUNDAY I0fh April M A NJ
FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA
NGEN2S Bay-u. S. Mail Line-Southern Steamship CO.
he superior coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Texas, H. Wilson commander, will sail above,
carrying the United Stat Mails For freight passage
having superior accommodations, apply board or to
G. B. PAYNE. 81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday
day morning for the above rorts. al
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

William A. Gibson Of tho State Of Californis
will take notice that James H. Brinkerhof did
on the 18th dav Of January A. D. 1859 file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county Of Wyandot in State Of Ohio
against the said William A, Gibson and Moses
Waggoner, defendants setting forth that the
sa id defendants on the 18th day Of March.
A. D. 1855 executed their promisory note il.
writing and then and there delivered The same
to said plaintiff and thereby promised to
paw said plaintiffin eight months from the
date thereof the sum of los dollars, with ten
per cent interest from date, and praying for a
judgement against said defendants for said
sum Of los dollars with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day Of March 1858, and that an
order Of attachment has been issued against
the id William A. Gibson in said action, and
the said William A. Gibson is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 4th
Gay Of March next. ,....
-, JAS. H. BRINKERHoFF.
By McKELLY 4 GRIsELL his atty.
no l4-6-w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
Pure Blood Ensures Health.

The astonishing cures wrought by DR.. Ro'
backs Scandinavian Remedies, are all accom-
plished by the naturalization Of acrid particles
in the blood. His Blood Purifier and Pills.
composed of extracts from rare Swedish plants
impart fresh vitality to the stream Of life, de.
stroying the principle of disease in that fluid,
and thus restoring the whole system to con-
dition of perfect and vigorous health Nerv-
ous complaints, bilious disorders. fcvers. fits,
diarrhea, general debility, sexual disability,
female weakns, cssores, scrofulous cruptions,
rheumatism, all affections Of the skin, lumba.
go, swellings Of the joints, tumors, glandnlar
diseases. headache, sinking Of the stomach, etc,
rreinvaribly cured by course ofthe Scandina.
vian Remedies. See Advertisement
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
Kri1rn wH:,r Roanr,o ms ovN Ho,rsr

KILLED WHILE RoBB1Na HIS OWN House.
The Milwaukee Sentinel gives the
following:-We learn that on Wednesday
or Thursday night last tie Treasurer Of
the town Of Erin, Washington county,
whose name we believe, was Whaling,
was shot dead while attempting to rob
bis own house. 1t appears that be had
collected some twelve or fifteen hund red
dollars Of the town taxes, and left hume
in the afternoon. telling his wife that be
should be gone all night. Toward eve-
ming travelling peddler applied at the
house for q nights lodging, The wife at
first refused to admit him, but finally
yielded with reluctance to his request
Some time in the night, the pedd Ter was
awakened by the noise Of men breaking
into his room. Taking them for robbers.
he drew pistol and fred at them. One
fell and two fed, Lights being procured,
the dead body Of "a man, with blacRened
face and otherwise disguised, was found
upon the floor. Upon further examina-
tion it proved to be the proprietor of the
house himself, who had resorted to this
stratagsm to steal the tax-money collected
and had met with this terrible retribution!!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
NOTICE.

James Sparks, Admir-,
Of John Sparks, decd, Probate Courtt.
Mary Frey j acob Frey, Petition to soil lands
Henry Henry. Oatha
rine Henry, and Thorn
as Sparks.
To Henry Henry. and Catharine Henry,
You are hereby informed that onr the 3lst.
day Of January A. D. 1859, saids Adhinistra-
tor filed his petition in the Psohate Court of
Wyandot County, in the State.of Ohio the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which petitionis to obtain :
an order and on the 2lst day,o March A. D. /.
1859, for the assignment Of thsdoper Of Mary
Frey formerly Mary Sparks,l the widow Of
said John Sparks, deceased. in and for. the
sale Of the following real estate (of which the
said John Sparks, died seiaed), to wit:
Forty seven A. acres off of the South end Of
the West half of the South West quarter of
section six CO. township threeA A3) South range.
fifteen (l5), East, in tlis county o. tsndot,
and State Of Ohio, containing forty seven across
ofland being the iarm formerly ownedby tia
said John Sparks at the time of his death,
JAMES SPARKS, Admir-.
of.JohA Sparks, deceased.
By HnEax MADDux, his atty.
Fab ltb 1870 M
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18

az EEWe have received the Gladys
Book for March and our pen cannot do
sufficient justice to its beauties. Fashions
Of every variety, an endless number Of
patti erns, and, what we consider OF more
Importance than all, instructions to Young
housekeepers, are but few Of it's attrac.
tions. "Miss Slimmins Window" is still
continued and has lost none Of its inter.
est. Terms $500 per year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18

LET THERE De NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE, or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical Fac.
;\ty publish as soon as made, all their discov.
cries, AMI almost all that is known of real val
ne for the cure Of desease, has been discovered
by them. DR. AVER takes the honorable hon
es course, and right because it is honest. He
goes to work ard invents the bsst remedy which
medical skill can devise for the cure of certain
complaints: then publishes what it is and
maintains his monopoly of it solely by making
it cheaper, better, more perfect, than anybody
else can. Ifthe people would exact this Of al
who offer medicines, they would have much
less trade and trash to swallow.-NEw On
LEANS ORGAN. 4l- -iI-I -tif'ta.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
Boys and Girls.

Boys and Girls.
We have been endeavoring for a long
time to convince your parents that it is
their duty to subscribe for their county
paper-that they not only owe this duty
to community and themselves, but to
their children, " hose little minds are per-
mitted to become barren u nder the growth
Of the thorns, tlistles nd weeds Of igno-
renee, for the want Of proper cult ure and
the fresh, healthy, fruitful seed, which is
weekly scattered broad cast over the COM
munity by the country papers. But, un.
fortunately for you, we have been unsuc-
cessful in our efforts, vs.. .sr5.-
Now. what we desire to say to you,
boys and girls. is simply tLis:-If your
parents refuse to furnish your young
minds with the healthful. inyigorating
food, SO necessary to your future happi-
ness and success in life, ard which can be
procured through no other medium in
such great variety and abundance and
so cheap, as through the columns Of the
newspaper-we say, il they neglect 10
furnish the nourishment necessary to the
hcalihful growth and development of the
intellect which God in His wisdom bas
given you, determine at once that you
will procure it for yourselves. "' ~ ~,
You can do ii ifyou will. Most Of you
spend sufficient amount Of small change
in the course Of the year to pay for three
or four neNspal ers, for articles that do
not benefit you in the least, either physi-
cally or Intellectually. Save portion Of
this small change, subscribe for news.
paper, and pay for it, and if you regret
at the end Of the year that you have fol-
ed our advice, we will agree to refund
your money.
Where is the boy or girl who lives in
the country that has not two or three pet
hens that tltey call their own? Very
few, indeed. Well, young friends, did
you never reflect that the eggs you get
from these chickens in the course of
the year will pay for a newspaper? lfyou
have not, allow US to say to you that
such is the fact. Try the experiment,
and see if what we have said is not true.
In word, subscribe for paper for
yourself, if your parents will not get one
for you; and If thew do take one, sub
scribe for another one, and you will find
that every farthing you invest in this way
will be as good seed sown upon good
ground and your return will be an hun
dred fold. Yours will, indeed, be rich
reward-a mind stored with general in
telligcnce and knowledge Of the world
and men and things, that can be obtained
in no other way so readily and with SO
little expense and trouble as through the
columns Of the newspaper.
9a. Think Of these things, children; the
suggestions are worthy Of your consider
alton. as.et- 5s aisi4 I.,
"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18

Gin, and devoid of that harsh acrid taste, which
renders the articles known as Holland Gin or
Schnapps SO Objectionable. s11l sag
Though not intended as medicine, il is re-
commended by physicians generally in cases
Of Dyspepsia, Gout, Rhednatlsm, Dropsy'
serave oonc ama Wd
news and the Bowels, Nervous debi ity. &C.,
whilst the weaker sex will find by its adoption
sure relief from those distressing annoyances
which frequently attend their delicate organ.
ization. LII
nr Valentino Mott of New York the b;ob.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
Eacoarage.your own Artists.

Epcourageeyour own Artists. -.
We have frequently been surprised tc
see with what eageruess our people rush
to the rooms Of strangers who chance to
come amongst US. claiming that they are
capable Of taking Ambrotypes, Daguer~
reotypes, &c., when we have one Of the
best artists in the State right in our midst.
and who is an old and respectable citizen
Of our town. We allude to our old
friend, Mr.. THOMAS MILLER, whose rooms
=an1 general arrangements are so com.
piste rs % enable him to take better pic,
tnres than any srapelliag artist can posi-
bly, take. We havebesn permitted to e1-
anime some Of bis work recently, and we
hszsrd nothing in saying that it will com.
pare favorably with any we have ever
ssen, You can have the likenesses Of
ysufehildren taken in SO short q time
asa 50 perfectly, that you will not only be
pleased but astonlshed. Call and see
Mr.. AillerThis rooms are one door north
efishs' Mason property and directly oppo-
site Mr.. Flack's Grocery. +, s9,' 1,. PEG ,', ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
sssiis Another t.hamgri6 4

Nsesss AUotucs CuuWSVsN' ''' So '-'' f.'f ff'
What a town fpr changes! 1Tney come
in such quick succession that we can
scarcely Keep pace with them. By the
last change Messrs. Croft and Martin step
out Of the Dry Goods business, and Doc>
tor Kilmer steps in. The firm Of Croft Il
Martin has always been looked upon as
one efthe most reliable and substantial
business firms in the community and they
will be missed very much in that depart.
ment Of trade. The business, however,
could not have fallen into better hands
Doctor Kilmer is gentleman ofindomit-
able energy and enterprise, and bis integ-
fitys as a business man is unquestionable
Although the Doctor goes into the Dry
Goods business without much experience.
wespredict that he will soon become an
efficient and popular merchant; but what
ever the results may be, we think we are
safe in saying that he will rank amongst
the hso,iest business men in town.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
xvour old friend s!Uncle Jimmy

EEOur old friend "Uncle Jimmy
Culbertson has again placed us under OBJ
legations by presenting us with can Of
those delicious bivalves vulgarly called
Oysters. We hope the Legislature will
adjourn soon-our community feels the
absence Of such men. People soithoat
hearts arc becoming SO numerous that We
e.nnot very well spare man who has SO
large one. In y. i-a.s .ra. g8
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18

UPPER sANDpSKY, o.
Buys and sells Farms, Wild Lands, Town
Property. Pays Taxes for non-residents; re-
deems lands sold for taxes; invests money
answers letters of inquiry as to price and
qnality of land in Wyandot county. And al
business sppertaini g to Real Estate agency
The agency of lands solicited.
Resi- tents and on-residents having lands
70, sale, or desiring business dor e, will find il
always to their interest to employ an agent
living in the vicinity of their lands.
Upper Sandusky, May 30th, 1858. II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
Holloway's Worm Confsctions.

WHY GIVE YOUR CHILDREN NAC.
w seous and unwholesome v orm Medicines,
when you have this delicious preparation Of
sugar, that all children crave? They contain
no calomel; they are purely vegetable: they
never fail to expel worms where they exist
and to improve the health in all cases. Hol.
loway's the only original, and only safe and
reliable Worm Confection. i..-
Proprietors--Jo ohnson, Holloway g. Cowden,
30 South Fifth street, Philadelphia Gaylord 4
Hammond and WIN. Fiske, Agents, Cleveland
Ohio. For sale by MAXWELL & HOLTON
Nov. 5. 1855. no. 4.6m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,

CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS!
My chairs cannot be beat either in quality,
finish or prices; can sell them from ten to
twenty per cent cheaper than the same arti.
cles have ever been sold in this county before.
Having had q long experience in the bust
ness and having none but first rate workmen
in my employ, flatter myself that can turn
ont as good, neat and durable work, as any
establishment in the county--at least have
never knocked under to any of them yet, and
dc not expect to be compelled to do so very
soon. .s.. ..I.
UN DERTAK
In this department am prepared to attcn
to all calls promptly, and will attend fune rails
with "a good hearse when required. have
Just received Otofthe .,
FINEST TRIMMINGS
for Cofins ever kept in this place, and will
he abla ta get up as fine job as can be pro-
duced in this or any ofthe adjoining counties.
HCHARGES REASONABLE.
Lumber and produce taken in exchange
for Furniture. ......
H. STEPHAN.
Nov 26, '5S.-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-18

@A protraeted meeting has been in
progress during the past week in .hs Uni.
ted Brethren Church Of this place.