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u Nsf''n'h1-r. - ,a- Dh ,l., Nj WILLIAM
ON" NRp 40 tic 5l.b yea ofh., .sr
= t'ire', 70. o. iL- Gosh 90, CHARLES n.
NAD'Nhot stH, sgcl - a,-ih, All J., day,.
u u oHni -tno. TO-. April o.. Nrs IEFuN -ti.
nl W s'd ~ irHien. All d. alter VI NJ EAsi Tuta.
81 u EcrAei.y.
"a I"fr-'' 20. rcrksl-v County. ats~ sth i,.,
NJ o. iiAEiNE WY .N.,a.,.t ,ltoI Ca.rsI
". N''er. Of He'suo,. .l'.. a-~G Gi,,..
L. Baltimore. o. 'h- q ,r,, We RouFpr ~.
htth. formerly g: H.seas.,e-. Va IA the .I.l ,s.r
ciEus Igc " 49,
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cELrBoAfluN ~ imG F0unrn.

The Oid FslloEs az Tuscaror. and ",
reng' Lodges q thi' place. (-s5s tic Mar
un'h1rs RcgH5iieaHJ il will oe seen f,o-
their notice 10 spoti.e' column have united
fr'he purpose q celebrating The anniver.s.
- o. American ~ Peniouc an the Sea f
jay They oil have procession and en-
aii-e'' j. 70 DO delivered By + y Stewart.
q OF W''Li0s'on City b C. Tbemen.
0r'' Sf ne'shtorirg 10 ges &C invited to
rIfuo'P''s In tie Celebration uith their
MaftiIslarg br.tbrrtn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

CorvCTEo.--Ir tho Citclt Court u
ChsfIes'os, ksnauLa ,ouoiJ la.i week Jo.
fomo Bf0un vas coovictol o. tho mafI.r
Ho,srt B'5un. soi ssutsbced % The Fsa.
iisutisry fof sitiesu yesrs
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hisssic CHsnserts o. WssmSerox 49,
Rev De. u heCabs, Of B,lumors, DE- ID.
hvsred en- address 90 tbs IL oDis cssrastsr
81 WashisgtOa. - Ffsderishsbsfg Va %
TAursdsy svssias 81 lss, seek The Re-
soEtss speaks u i ~ shssls sna sloqu snt
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Steps Toward. Heaven

RELIGION ~ COMMON LIFg.
"f'i-n ~ 1. : AHTHvs To- ne. l.,soarsnfh
"' Nh''n - las hen ti.vs.,i. Ia, sga.- \,
"a 10 '"'T a S'fa ~ irlS.d s-isA 20 e.ass' A.,
E''Phie pa never tr'., sGd 80 ,hi. ueE ynlat,.
Ns perc-i'e ihst Ne - Iuli success ut.y lshaf,rr
' t~h'hi ~hiir NJ p'easr> end wac h, -nchsr.
80" hsN'f hsni ihr -iieaiirn ui mrn 90 mac
'a'm t"'e'. fh. - m-ts dtcii,d.y T-Itrt O..
NAB ms ".h'r S".tS though % ., hut .f.rifit az
n. 'rc'Sf"n i "a WofA U~li calculated to q Il.
''- HNi - Ie''fn-i % saow thst the i-aui,..
"a "'lt t'neu', of c1rs .tsrity are ia 10 t~v, 70,
en- smf h '.rfn ir'ltt,s. Dl r.stv LIE ana
10" ~ gui.'i-r i. he riaqII .. u s.ttais
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~ !l.-ish'N Pfi-~si Ey.p.Vttttu.,'. -..
- a.. some r's'ti 90 any person r,mr.tas
~ "' ~ BOOK. a"e - rsh's tor postage
a n~s C.ss-ih.t C.'al.eue Of Bprs, C,f.
va 'tfucf mrit> 10 gtnt,. will /. ,,ttt,,, H.,
hfP.i-a 800. A tf-.s
q q EVANS. ratIi.f..
y chrNfsdt Street, fEasl! Ptis. IA.
1nns ~. .
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The Ladies' Hand iiook

FINlY AND orNsnENT4 HOFK.
C,nvii,i's el.,,ti.u, stI pa.,fr. i.r ...i..-
t7 tp,uSH htat x,fs Bfstil. Cauvs.s.w,..
k-utre NJ 90 Lain <. " .l-.s ..-..-rs.U. o..
t.- raiel-gut4 - g., s. LgVirslsd win "a
lr a r. sf.virrs. g.. upr.ef iiitn e. r,~tauib.u.
to- Ir tii.s t.aHsN tiaurl.Y '.Ht-hsf o.,
q La. - Gaze. Sst sect g-La1tIIAls.
Ir,l
.is j. ,hr most COMP 'eic sn ,ho-o1th work ,
81, sil.. b Stittg ga asi,uP.e. ,.af-ti ,.t-
VAC -ti-, and trl-c'trg ain r,.~sauf I. pi-s zee
-".h.t has @. "a "a. bed . ,LI.,..H ta .hl. o..
um- an inuctss smoutt tt ~. u sttNH.r4.l-
Hi.tm 't,n sti ~ isf The r,.,tsA .ss,iv- caI-r-
40 oi r."rati pt'i.iLs that hasss.r go l.Urs 10
tx i.rr g. one Goa. =. T..,- patterns, gray.
- ~ ne o--t ariis', and prinlra 90 "a .I.,a "a
- ''f h"auiti- ~ style. % course ,crh ruiutnr
- - F7Ls sea ~ .As.-.. s45 ... a--..-ta .
is>',tst paiirfrs i,r s4ufutuc slrtt ,tr-,ns nrt
N"tf uUriiinE.. Itrv ktuV tLr Vsius o. linn.
10y lsoi'~' HhNu-buoK acc are .-tirrltwuh
PrIi''l tush ltlssn iultsycn-Atlr b,,s igt
Vodld he p-ri.ct ~ 'fus,nsatsI vofs
y >iir' The ~ Irris namciuu the Tide rage re
op'-I' lnAtlhe '" un- em1faccs Descriptions and
rhFf~'nss 81 all 'he "a i,us kin-s 81 .ir,IesanI
'9lun~. WIN u'u>tra.'i patterns and au.nI
u'uir % uih-r mati'fs it,iltufst ne .uft.st
ne oumhef II useful fsi.rfbs Tor aut.itc n al.
'''k :, greater than can br ,btatn,i m any Other
wy ~ Tavtnr ten ti'ns> he pncs A.z,u . H.sr
i'f Liui's' Hash Il box rAis v.Il.tr H..
I'i ~ Ladies wal b. sent hr mall f.r The I.uy
p'''e 90 onc dollar. EVI~. Vii mail scoryRrt
a han''om- rr-seni to al pst.ous r.n,,tlnv one
-o.sT !1f ~ @ % an tTcD'y-tur 80 luf n..ts.,
h'' Oi''''h.t CA,si,Tus 90 Ru.Assnt Cit,ts.
-''h '"4'c' meIfs Geo Ascat. ~ te .-ntte. Ca
@ifi"~h lfrss g @ EVANS
80 Cn~s.Gui Street, PEuad,l pAlaPa
jane - i~-g-ff
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- We regret 10 learn lb,ts g.. ,,a
= .n'.''s h'i'' boy con Of DE- F,ustl,,-,
q "h's Post clarke Coustv,f.sb., :,
'''s S'''' % Or fro'a school ,f,.d,,,
''''' VI" '1n aFiJ H,tL y lbs bof.e .sa
ma be Seii dashed y,5.saG, ss,io., ,s.
."' OF "'' al va 50 seriously io,sr.d
that death sp.-sl
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~ The election u three isd,s..5.,,
D'~os'''s s'aii5ats' 81 Cosgrs,s s,.,
's' regular nouiS's' of the party. eossia.
''''ly establishes 10. fac, that 20 yireis,,
D'so'f''i' Oo@iss''Ou Is 20 logger .qsi,
vsisns 70 40 slseilop.
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49, ~'@1~AS y .. = -" - :. .
2O2 E4HiAoSS >t.s<f BsHf7 "a.
NANUFACTURERs 90 INIRoIr. rn.rr
sTirCH sEw 10 MAtmNt>. FOR EAMUt,,
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WHAT cons .IUUrES a GOOD sgWlN.
MAGAZINE
t'hoad - veil s.I- simY.s b. e.a,,,..
10, sui essay .sFt o, ori-'.
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Nth 49, .-f.r sttrttf ruarllsrs.
u '''.at4 ed b. aofe lra-.ls ,ha1 it.su On.
80 81 ava @d'srtaros at- s.~t.rf - &C.,
''A. LAID, wLBNTER Co
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OSloSs We sfs uadss obligations 70
n". .. =" CosEr'l! for = supply Of u.
hasst bsH ouisss Of ihs s,sssa
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nv. IN. W. Is. urrrD,.

II wall bca TDAticr o: desp rcgr,, a..
numerous frieods Of this able divine 10 lear,
'"4i 10 A. been compelled from an ,a,,.
''" Of The throat, to reIiuquish bis Pu.p;t
Tor The Te'cni-Perhaps rermaueptlV.-
ih' Hf'i'e''on vii no, only f.ll heavily
o. the ffe'bJter'An Congregation, hut BON
TIE community orally. lie stand, d..
s'fyed.y L'gh with all deuomira,ior,-,
"b'.'t the pulpit nay BE- filed u.tb An ,ll.
't..s;t ls ..,ar saals, g. fr-5 49,
IL b'' f'' many Jcis prsao5ed to he REQ
Pc % 'I" c ioiJ Aad ~ r,al and ability
10 TIE 'ae''i cause .is end,areda im .oeve,y
oaf -ud II the pr,ycrs OF b.. ebar,, ,t,II
s''ii' he 'ii' SOFA b. restored g, Le,l,b "a
former e'sia.aes lo j. n5g ab,es, in
b'Irs Of lettering b.. Learh
HFoao d Cd, 90 s,j m..,s,aii VIC,
suits 10 'se reec-. elconou, t..y.tlo 8L
]" q S,Tn,siJ b. ,ss ovcrsh !m,r, dr.,
%; tho lion. Chsrlr, Inns Fs.is,., -
''Ir Dir-i,r' ~ \ l. Bst.Ier T., n,,.
wins iu1'gs sac immeus5 itals.es 81.
'''.foineti p't'2uass tlst % .ratz,t
bar in o.ba.ief tic .l,stta1eIi.a.,i,I
- ''s4r' hi' raiarn - C5ag.,,7. N- Is
pn'nn1 20. Gas uIs.t.. ,,,.
pi"','' 'ui, moreover, asis,.israoi,,i,.
''"'''oi' Wig aai b. F.I1 rf,v. b,a,eI-
% n.'i. i''tttul art capable. &. nsd,
,"''s. - Goo H'p'e'al-iirs ir-G .a..s ls,
o,e' ''naisi 70 t,m. Wsv..ti,s t,ar,
''i' i'f h'm 1rnian' eiies, 10 she N,.i,,
a. J.. s'''atare We nae.i.i .,mg,fb..
wa ''''''' Je''' .--ss DO asiw,,alim
pleasant voy'ss % too bead s.tsr, n s.,,
RIVER
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Y NE -raff7 BE- s'sa..Hr -iI cell INV
f. Lsfr. Btf.r.- o.. t.s.slf
T. u .r'' e. ..-.fa' y. q. ,a.ft r,..- .-
D.. i'n''1'' r.sor.ft l1 t.rf sIt.r Inc
i. sriIts ~ at.
JfHr lp t--l y ffrgrr
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orslnla free DRESS,
BY GkLLAHER & CO.
THUR SDAY MORNING.
JUNE io. 1850.
IAt CHI A t-LesON.

The Louisville Journal says that tie
Hon. Alsxsndsr X Botsler, who has be.a
slss; ed 10 Congress from tho Eighth Virgin.
10 Distriet has esnvinetd Chss J. Faulkper
Of tue fully Of the shallow toast he made
When he deeiarcd that be bad e, right to The
vote Of every Democrat IN the District \
community Il American frsemcn, be they
Whiga or Democrats. owa no vlssalsge to
any man. ADD Nr Faulkner has served hiua
self rather than bis coB. .i,urBoy"
SOue Of the Democratic prints are giyin 2
"Old Buck riut to pa; Faulkner iaio L.s
Pne7ets'ie Hospital, aDi drop bin dosn 10
. comfortable place. lie is "sore ell over,
aud needs = .of, place to fall upon. ous
Of them has given out that Secretary Fioy 4
is 10 20 to FfAnee, AID Sir. Faulkner is 70
be Secretary OF War This i. done - give
az. - tie refractory Uray-rats a. iisf.
pers Ferry thai they are a Dagger Of being
punist al f,r rebellion Bat Dr. BycuAN4S
rsne Der, that Fs-iSHcr dii rot sly a
word 10 bis behalf GU the s,unp. ,xcsp, TO
favor the Cuban scheme All be Jii was
20 pod himself. about a grcs, saving in the
Oregon ~4r'cspsussS, SOD Try 10 prove thai;
Floyd had neither sense nor Discrimination.
bet endorssd over charges tliuoly. y DO,
Faulkner dou't e; favor hereafter, settler
from Bashau,n Der bis Secretary. rhcy
haV. no Use f,r a dead cock N the pa
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ISar,r>t Goods.

'H'' " saht 90 h~ft--l o. nIsrra cave
'ssey - s4anis..g .av .rcs. vt.bts,
'f-', co., ."".f.. iT rsrf o' o .sts.
tffT no '.HrrfIrs .s.s 80 tirsr
''f'' afi &. as Iis. EH...o.ss atts-...
N'''i Ha.vssf --u.s s'f..r gana .Asar - Az.
i'-'''i aft ever n.as r.-l. .. it- f-r.s-.s
'".' ''' 200 Lst,tE q, Lem a,fsfn.etd .s.,.I
.a fF's.r ss.e t,rms.
'4.r 10 H1 q Z yrfr..l.
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4'i-i-iHtS T. =. y yl .-L
G-~ssh Snt hh,.' JuEr.6.h. B'.,,r,,y ttl,,,.
~ Jrrc - hs L.v~.sFiIs. Jane Ig.l ~
S;One's CAaEcl Joy B.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE..
The Rev Mr. b. i.rtsDf T. sR.,,~h xiii,...
,.s Wa ,a''i 'tpf'h he T,vu o. 't,4n
s.'''ih 81 Jpu- 90 'l - halt s,i~- Z ,f,,,,L 81
NJ Sh'u.d It fa,H be u,il Coz he ~,
~ i.as.n Of isl Gle a-alh '''-1'
BAPTIST CHURCH CH,RtlSIowy
Efv.J \. HAlNLS. FA,ro..
p'v' o.! Itcsea NJ .ttbs u.art u.,.., t.,I
'''e'H' J.,c a., 81.
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~ Iov mary Of tho virgioi. Mem.
bst' u Congress vii a. to in, Or are favor.
ab.r 20 81 Effort for cbtsilius Tor d.. STATE
h'r just sni equitable share Of che proceed.
% its 'aI's q ibs pubic lands. thsm.elvs,
80 preference to giving them away sl,ogstl.
Or 70 she bee states IN the ws,s sod No,,s.
"e'R We bops Mr Boiel,r vii move 10
Ne natter In bebsif u bis poliueal frion
q over the stste - ALrtadyil Ca..t,
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ooHrLsIIti,oIinop

''''' '"'n.ioa - che reader 70 ts.
'i'e''''n-'' q ,b' Baltimore Conm,,.i,l
I''''e'. Ia''' one % tie largest ia ,b,
n'i'4 staie' and b, d,.srvsdiy po,si,, =,
y I" 'o' o. 's' most u'sfal Issutu,ios, .,
she day. %
T'tL WHrAr-Nr Pw p,,.,.
- eur 'a'' stock Of .Ass, ns.suriss :
feet : iseAss IL lspgta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

o. The Wheeling Tue. suspects ,s,,
'ome rasea'iy has been rrastissj ia. Sc
county Il We'zl. Va ADD, ,1,th TO .av.
Il looks Sefy mach l,ss IT, Saysi4at >.
per
'Sam' 'urrri.e las iesa ,rrr,s.ed ia,
'he Democratic aJpriiy 90 Wcfzsl county
90 The late Gubefuatofisl coates, should
tav9 been - much incrs. eel - tbo last
ffes.ieousl election tie whole v,tc Of che
county vas only 1lt. while Lotcarrs ma.
ilfItt noH ~
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oLD nJNoNo,I.I,.

Oh Nonor calis-the residence Il Wit.
nan i Wiley, than whom there i. no pu.
rer, sogrder. more patriotic. add talented
man IN tie State. did well nd rollv II,
,he late election. \ b'uga it gave upwart.
,VD 'Jat'y for Nise four yests se,.
Le,eher lad. g ggin only about $50. whils
10y actually eattlS ~ ccu.ty IS a
m'J'f"y al u Ia aiairion to ,b.,. .
~ elected one Wing 90 the Lsg. sture.
Vhich - wonderful uri upb. under tbs
cienm''tnee' Ob hai tue remainder r.
The Nor'hNes'srn couo'iss done a ,eath
part as We!lss old Nonon ala. LOwdlI.fslt
would Laye been tie result
Tut all b nor to AoIsusalil auI to WI.
ley '-R'eim01i ELtg
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lentai Hel,ca-

m MrrpPNi, vi. ,,.ftt..r., r.,
~ i'sn, Pfu.-,sipssl.s. aLtle -7Lt.. B. : X
a.. f-mrlf s.v.fsI v,r..
rr- 90 l--I
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PIANO.

WANTED ~ hi-, n - $3.50
w $50 FORTE Gr,ai s.-----.-z
care w.ii - isssu witt L. y Z
lr}I't~ ~ tie
Ir~ ib -. FREE p-rSg OFFICE
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VyAGEa,

SECOND E'ND V..sw,.h;--,,.
~ INT SO PRESS,
. W N.i-h fpIt- -IfIrt.r
,. d sNaTu EiyIGLpERGER
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~ Tas Han a u BJ,,lsr. Lsssee,p,,l
90 i1vi''''on from ns yosos meo u nd.
d''bors. to deIissr an aiJre,s tLore On a..
40 Of July Wsasy sIpsot o. ,loqsst,
address 90 'hs occasion. Nr B,,.l,rr.,t.
'm''g 60 g." orators of tbs Comm,..
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A statue has been erected in Massachusetts
to remind tho people that Daniel Webster once
lived. No statue nor monument has ever been
reared to the memory of John Hancock. Han
cock deserves q monument. far more than Webster
but he needs it far less.
Col. FOrney, the editor Of the Philadelphia Press
has received u notification that President Buthan-
an will mmence a suit against him for libel
The Objectionable matter is contained in the lol-
lowing language, which occurred in an editorial
notice Of the murder Of Frederick -
Thus has fallen the first great martyr to the
political principles OF the cam pa gn OF 1859 !
we ask The arch traitor TO those principles, u, IN
has old aye, and in The sunset Of his life, lie can
feel Mot MS hands are clear Of The hearts blood 81
Darid c. Broderick.
The Artesian we'll that is 10 be at Columbu
when they have bored far enough 20 reach the
water, is now 1928 feet deep. There is but one
5ore in the world that is deeper, and that is a
well in Germany which only exceeds Il 6 feet. IL
they Keep on far enough they will certainly come
to water, though it may prove somewhat warm,
and ~sulphery beside.
-" p''IOSOu " v VI hO'o 49,
in the State House grounds at BOston-the Sen
ate having granted permission. 1t is to stand OPP
posite to that Of Daniel Webster. 1t is n shame
to compel even the statue of Horace Mann to keep
such company.
The Tribune devUtes nearly two columns to ar
account of marriage which lately took place in
New York. The groom was very wealthy, and
chose to have u sensation wedding. The TriJune'S
description would grace "a Court Journal, and We
ders, who love every thing which smacks Of arts
tocracy-evea ic it 10 only the aristocracy Of
wealth.
Stna,or Seward has gone to Egypt-the Egypt
Of the Nile, not the Egypt Of Indiana.
1t is said that Ticknor & Fields Of Boston, viii
be the new publishers Of the AAaahc Monthly.
By the census just taken, it appears that thu
population Of Columbus is Ii. AIS. This includes
the inmates Of the various as~sylunS, peni,enitiary
and the Office holders.
The Coachmen who were arrested in Pittsburgh
on q charge Of having violated the Sunday law b.
driving their masters to meeting, were each fnei
S25.
The new year of the Jews, commences on til,
Goth Of our September. 1t is observed by worshiI
in their synagoGues.
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and refining the spirit, ard harmonizing tho mis-
sion Of life therefore,
RESOLVED, That the subject Of Spiritualism is
well worthy Of The candid aud rational investiga-
tiUn of all who love truth, and wish TO be oonsls-
tent friends Of Progress.
On motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings of the meeting
be offered for publication in the Anti-Slavery Blu.
gle, in the Cleveland Agitator and such other pa
pers as will publish them.
Resolved, That q vote Of thanks he rendered to
The proprietors Of this House, for its use by the
meeting.
One Of the clerks announced that all the bust
ness before them was now disposed of-but that
he felt too much thankfulness toward those, over
whom he had been called to preside, not to ex-
press his qualification at the cheerfulness with
which each one had contributed to make this one
Of the most harmonious yearly meetings which we
had yet held.
The kind and courteous bearing Of all who had
participated in the proceedings Of the meeting
demonstrates the fact, thu. men and women, hav
ing great variety Of sentiments can meet and ex
press their opinions freely, without marring tn
harmony that should prevail. After further re
marks by j.. IL Tookoy and IL. NJ. +. Brown
the meeting adjourned as usual.
RACHEL WINERY, c1e,1s.
ISAAC T~REsCUTT, 'e'"S'
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DR.. Smoker has evidently prepared this work
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CONVENTION AT ADRIAN.

Our readers will see by a call in another column
that it is proposed to hold an Anti-Slavery con-
vention at Adrian, Michigan, on the 5th and 9th
of next month. We hope that all the friends in
the region round about-and in that, we include
al! territory where anybody lives who can get to
the meeting-will be sure to attend at the time
and place appointed.
From a private letter just received, we learn that
Parker Pillsbury held a meeting there, in the Odd
Fellows Hall on Sunday last. A ~tbiouged attend
ancs by a deeply interested auditory we'll repaid