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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
Delaware.

Slavery is very near its end in the little
State of Delaware, and the nearer it ap-
proaches complete extinction. the greater
is the prosperity Of the State. The ag,
gregaie population has increased between
1850 and 1860, from 81, ,582 to 1l2,347.
But the slave population has decreased,
during the same period, from 2,9e0 to
1875 The population Of Delaware is
but little over one sixth Of that of Phila.
deIphia, and there are several counties OF
the interior that contain as many inhabi-
tants as she does. But she has her Rep
resentative in Congress, who, in Presi-
DENTAL election in the House, would have
as much weight as the whole delegation
of Pennsylvania and she has her two
Senators who have as much weight as
those of any other State. Heretofore the
influence ol Delaware, in the national
councils, has been on the side Of Slavery
In the gradual extinction Of the institution
iu her own borders, and IN the speedy
growth of the Republican party there. We
see signs Of the coming time when Deia'
ware will be working heart and hand
with the free labor States Of the NORTH
Hhiladeiphia Bulletin.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
Noble Sentiment

A more admirable statement Of po.
liticai creed was never made, than is con-
tanned IN a brief speech of Mr. SewarG's
delivered at Madison, Wisconsin -
at has been by a simple rule of in'er-
pre,ation have studied tho Constitution
Of my country. The rule has been
simply this: That, by no word, no net,
no combination into which might enter,
should any one human being of all the
generations TO which belong, much less
of any class Of human beings Of any
nation, race or kindred, be oppressed and
kept down in the least degree in their OF.
forts to rise 10 higt er state Of liberty
and happiness. (Applause.) Amid all
the CLOSES OF the times, amid all the essays
and discussions to which the Constitution
of the United States has been subjected ,
this has been the simple, plain, broad
light in which l have read every article
and every section of that great instrument.
Whenever it requires Of me that this hand
shall keep down the humbles' of the hu.
man race. then l will lay down power,
place, position. fame, everything, rather
than adopt such construction or such a
rule. (Applause.) If therefore, in this
land there are any who would rise, | say
to them in Gods name, good speed Il
there are in foreign lands people who
would improve their condition by emf
grafton, or il there be any here who
would 90 abroad in search OF happiness
in the improvement Of their condition, o.
in their elevation toward higher state o
dignity and happiness, they lave alway'
had, and shall always have, cheering
word and such efforts as can consist
emily make in their behalf" (Applause.
What noble sentiments and what fiutiuL
words Here, in these few terse periods
is condensed at once the lofriest pellrica
wisdom and the most generous utterano,
oI the human heart. Mr. Seward ha,
said many things that future ages will
gladly remember but in all the records
of eloquence. whether of his or of othel
mems, it would be difficult to find
OTTER pass sage than this.-K, Y. Tribune
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
The Grand PennsyIvani Victory

The October vote Of Pennsylvania, off
cial, stands 2G2, 1876 for Curtin, and $50
3l2 for Foster Republican majority ovel
all sorts of fusion. 32,084l The vote il
heavy one, in the aggregate 492, 708-
an increase over the vote Of 1889, ,of i46,
800. The Republican increase is 80, 5Gl
the heDemocra,ic fusion. Go 1853
The full Congressional vote Of Pennsyl
vania gives the Republicans an aggrcgat,
majority in the State, on Corgressmen, o
47,792l b,
The total Lincoln vote for Congress is
260, $50. Total Democratic 2l2. 2.135.--
Total Bell. Everett, 1907. Lincoln ma
iority over all others, 4I,75s.
The vote is about 80, 900 heavier thar
ever before cast in the State. Foster polls
just about Buchanan's vote IN 1856
while Curtain exceeds that cast for Ere
mont and Fillmore together by fully32,
900.
Glorious cid Keystonel "The Quaker
were out" and no miatake this time.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
Rev, Anthony Bewley..-His Murder
by Pro.Slavery Mob Confirmed,

Rev. II. w. South, a clergy man Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, writes
the Texas Christian Advocate as follows,
fully confirming the report Heretofore
denied) Of the murder of the Rav. An.
thony Bewley, CT the Methodist Episcopal
Church, by pro. slavery mob in Texas ::
EDIToR ADVOCATE II was in the vi
cinily OF Fort Worth yesterday. and since
my last trip up to this region of country
things have undergone change which
makes it strictly necessary for me TO write
you these hasty lines, that you may be
fully set right in your information from
this country. see in your paper of
Sept. IT, an extract from letter from me
in relation to Rev. Mr.. BewIey. of Fort
Worth notoriety. AT The time ! wrote, l
gave you what were the facts at my late
visit to Fort Worth vicinity. But wrole
after returning 10 Alta Spring, over one
hundred miles from Fort Worth. Inow
fin! on this visit 10 this country, that
since l was here before. The said Mr.,
Bepley pds foilo,Oed TO The Vicinity of
Springfield, Mo-, taken aud 6rougAl back
10 Fort Worth, and on the 1871 Of Septem,
Der, 1860. tOaS hung on The same limb Of
The tree on Which Mr.. CrGwford had been
hung before. The letter found near Fort
Worth and published in your paper some
lime ago, was certainly addressed to Rev.
Mr.. Bewley. 1t is further said here,
that the son.in.aw Of Mr.. Bewley, Rev,
Mr.. Wilett, has been taken ia Missouri.
and is now on his way back to Fort
Worth, where he will hang on the same
limb. This part Of the information is by
letter from the eastward TO a gentleman
in Fort Worth. The information in re.
lation TO Mr. Bewley is true l regret
that the thing has got into confusion. Al
the lime was here prior 10 this, wrote
the facts. But he has been brought back
since. and was hung, l suppose. about
the date Of my letter 10 you, or perhaps
lew days prior TO that time. You, how
ever, have the precise date in this, of his
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
Indian Massacre Horrible Affair.

The mail brings dates from Vancouver
a town on Columbia river, TO the 3rd IN.
slant. H. Scheiber had just arrived al
that place with news OF the massacre
br the Snake Indians, of an entire emf
grant train, consisting o. forty six per.
sons, nineteen Of whom were mon anu '"~1
balance woman and children. The party
was 6rst attacked about fifty miles west
of the Salmon Falls on the oh Of Septem
Der. This attack lasted about one hour,
The Indians then Withdrew and allowed
the train TO proceed FIVE miles, when they
again attacked the train.
This fight lasted two days and one
night. On the afternoon Of the l0Ih, the
Indians, had possession of the whole trair
with the exec p.ion Of six men, who being
mounted escaped. After travelling
hicugh the woods for nine days the siS
survivors were again attacked, and i've
of the party killed. Mr.. Scheiber alone
escaped by hiding in the bushes. Aie'
travelling seven days without food, L'
was found 10 an exhausted condition by
some persons, who took him TO the Dal
les. OF he nineteen males in the party
six were discharged soldiers from For
Hail. Mr.. Scheiber is the only survivor
He says that the six men who fled Oh
horseback did not leave until The Indians
had complete possession OF the train, ant
from The screams of .he women and chill
dren, lie was led 10 believe that the who'll
party were butchered.
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DEATHS FROM SPIDER BIrEs.-Dr. VIM.
Feasel, formerly prac;icing physician at
Hannibal. Mississippi. bu, who has re,
Gently been engaged in farming near Bar.
clay Station. was bitten by spider on
the end of his great toe. coming down
from Keokuk on Friday, from the effects
of which lie died on the l9,h instant. Al
first he thought it was the bite OF mus,
quito, but when the weund became in.
famed and commenced swelling he Gale d
on DR.. Duffield, but. alas too s'e, as
the sequel proved. He leaves a wife and
three or four children TO mourn his un
timely death.
A little son OF Chas. Colt. OF East Lane
boro', Mass. aged five years, died &
few days ago from the bite OF a spider
The little fellow awokc in the night crying
and on his parents seeking the cause o
his grief they found small black spide
was biting the calf OF his leg, and ap
peared &c be sinking itself into the flesh
where it hung very tenaciously till re
moved. The leg swelied TO very larg
size, and his sufferings increased ill they
terminated in death, about forty-eigh
hours af.er he was bitten.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

received up 10 midnight at Chicago show
Rep. gains. Republicans claim the State
on both President and Legislature bv s.
600 maj. Four northern districts return
Rep. Congressman.
MICHIGAN.
Adrian City--986 maj for Lincoln.
Grand Rapids City $50 maj. for Lin.
coin.
Marshall Cily--47 maj for Lincoln.
Holly-6o Rep, gain.
Ypsilanli--39 Rep, maj
Detroit--2O0 to 800 Rep ma on Con
gress; Lincoln, 400 maj, Rep. gain o
700.
Meagre RETURNS from interior Of Michi
gan show large Rep. gain.
WISCONSIN.
Prairie du Chen and Madison give
Douglas majorities, but show Republican
gains.
Milwaukie gives Douglas 994 maj
Dem. loss 1868. There is no doubt o
electing all the Rep. Congressmen. Lin
coins maj. in the State from 10 tc
$4,000.
IOWA.
So few telegraph offices in the State re
turns come in slowly. Those received
show Republican gains, and indicate The
success Of that licke'. Douglas maj. il
Dubuque &C. Rep gain 400.
MINNESOTA.
Few returns show Republican gains.
MISSOURI
st. Louis Lincoln, 8GG2; Douglas
8l17; Bell, 4I92. Scattering returns
from The interior indicate that Douglas has
carried the State.
KENTUCKY.
This State thought to have gone for
Bell.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington City has given about 90(
ma j. for Lincoln. The State has giver
the Breckinridge ticket about ] 500 maj
Fifth District gives Lincoln plurality
MARYLAND.
Breckenridge probably carried Baltimor,
--voto close.
Baltimore. complete -Breckinridge, IL,
S53; Boil, l26l9; Douglas. 1862 Lincoln
! 1889. The UCion men claim tho State b.
not lcss than two thousand maj
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling City-BelI. 936; Breck 649
Douglas. 627; Lincoln. GOO
Alexaudra--Bell,9 9OS, Breck 5l7; Doug
las. 1856 ;LincOln. 2.
Frodercksburg-Bcl, 35s; Breck 232
Douglas, l79
Potorsbnrg-Boll, go; Dougns, 6l3
Breck 223
Norfolk Bell, 0s6 Brcck, 43s; Doug
lns, $50.
Porrsmouth-BeII. G76, Brock, 55s
Douglas, 2l0; Lincoln. 4.
/. The large gains for Boil in southern Vii
ginia indicate that that ticket has carrie
tho State.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilmington city and county show un
form gains for Brcckinridge. Raleigh give
Boil 23l maj State probably for Brcckin
ridge.
The State of North Carolina has gono fc
Brrckinrdgr.
Gaiu-thlrtoen mombors.
LOUISIANA
New .Orlenns-E election passed. off quio,l,
result, as yet, unknown.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

Mr.. John Cassell, the eminent London
publisher OF cheap Works for tho Million
who has spent some time in this country,
returned to England in the Arago 10 day
He leaves many warm friends among us
We learn incidentally that the circulation
of his ILLUSTRATED Bible" issued in nun
bers, has reached in the two hemispheres
the Unprecedented number of 200. 900
-New York Ti6ans.
This Jonn CaSsell is part Of the frm
who are publishing the Illustrated Bible
and the Natural History which we have
commended 10 the public several times
Tie works. both of them, are excellent
things, but we don't think so we'll of the
integrity of the publishers. They were
under an implied promise. at least, to fur
nish ms the work, but have stopped shor
when the work had just begun Paiaes
vile IslegrOph,
We have noticed all the parts of CassolIi
works received at our Office. Why have 50
few been sent to US?
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Ceauga County,.

The majority for Lincoln over Douglas
in this Counry,is TWENTY-FIVE HUN
DRED; over MI opposing candidates,
TWENTY-ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FOUR! We have made n
handsome gain in the County, since 1856,
Notwithstanding deplorable loss in a few
townships. Several of The townships have
done nobIy, but Chardon the best Of ALL
The following table shows the VOC in
each township, and also the net gain O.
loss, as ascertained by comparing major,
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.

execu tion, and l think there is but little
doubt that Rev. Mr.. WiIlett is on his
way back-a few days will determine
that If he is. he will certainly hang on
the same tree.
write in haste and am particular that
there may be no mistake. The excite
ment has pretty much subsded, yet Wig
liant Committees are on the look out nc
one, however, seems to apprehend much
/ further trouble.
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become one Of alarming frequency. 10
Southern illinois, where Democracy Is the
oosuel. II is rampant; but growing bolder
BY The impunity with which they have prsc.
,iccd their pet crime there, the kidnappers
have at last veutured into the North. Now
lat US have Justice. We call upon the Gov,
ornor Of Iowa and upon Governor Wood OF
Illinois to act promptly with their requ'sl-
| tions
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NOVEMBER 9, 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~~c~~-~y-~~~~~~~
Times OF Holding Courts

THE STATE OF OHIO, ss
To THE CLERK OF THE CouRT OF COMMON Pleas
OF GEAUGA County,
1t is ordered that the terms fthe District Court
shall be held in the several counties composing
the 9th Judicial District OF the State Of Ohio, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.one. commencing as follows, TO wits
In the County Of Portnge, on Wedn., May lst.
In the County Of Stark, on Monday, May Gin.
In the County Of Columbinnn, Mon, May 10Th.
In the County Of Carroll, Thursday, May 10th,
In the County of Lake, on Tuesd9y, Sept. 3D.
In the County Of Genugn, Saturday, Sept. 9TH.
In the County OF Ashtnbula, Wed, Sept llth.
In the County Of Trumbull, Mon, Sept. 10Th.
In the County OF Mahoning, Mon, Sept. 22d.
And 1t is further ordered that terms of The
Court Of Common Pleas be held In said Counties,
/, said year, commencing as follows, TO wit;
",, ,ho ;-.,,"ntv Of Carroll, Monday. Feb lth,
o,aiu IN ,.'u Doth. and Wednesday, Oct. 9th.
MnTnuIfy' ,f Co%SS,. m%S =, So. Monfay, Feb 2Sth,
Monday, June Sd, and Monday, October S,r..
In the County Of Mahoning. on Monday. Feb,
llth, Monday, May goth, and Wed, Oct 9th
In the County Of Columbena, on Mon March
4th, Monday, June Sd, and Monday, Oct; 2sth.
In the County ofPortuge. on Monday, February
| llth, Monday, May Goth, and Wed, Oct. 9Th.
In the County Of Trumbull, on Mon, March
4th. Monday, June Sd, and Monday, Oct; gath.
In the County of Lake. on Monday, Feb. il,h.
Monday, May lalh and MONDAY, ,Ia Sept, sob
4th, Monday, May 9Th, and Monday, ocl. 2ist
| In the Comfy Of Ashtabuia. on Mon, March
25th, Moudoy, June 10Th. and Mon, Nov. llth
| Yoa are, therefore, ordered TO enter this order
on the Journal Is OF the Common Pleas and Dis
rict Courts Of your County, and publish the same,
as required By law.
Witness the signatures Of the Judges OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of scid 9th Judicial Dis
rict of the State OF Ohio, o, Garfield, Mnhoning
County. this ath day Of October, A. D. 1860.
|
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es~In tho 9th district of Delaware. a Re-
publican is elected to Congress by AZ una
jority. Hurrah for eawarc.-Lcuder.
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ATTACHMENT.

William Wilkisonl Before L. Davis, J. p. Of
against PaIkman Township, Geauga
w. N. Appleton. County, Ohio.
On the 2Oh day Of October, "A. d. ls6o'
sajd Justice issued an Order OF Attachment in
The above action, for the sum Of S99.
WIN. WILKlSON, Plaintiff.
Parkmaa, October 25th, 1860. '50ow3
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- PE7Es EE7EEysfk$>ee1sss sf1k>ess
Never Fails to Cure
NEURALGIA g. RHEUMATISM.
GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY

ls curing Thousands Of cnses where all other rem.
edics have utterly failed. II is no mere "ANo-
DYNE," relieving for the moment, but is perfect
SPECIFIC md CURE for those painful diseases.
The vast number of Liniments, Embrocalions
and External Medicines which act as stimulants
OF the surface only ore merely temporary in their
effects. and Of doubtful virtue. The NEURAL
GA KING reaches the source Of all trouble, and
efectually banishes the disease from the system.
We advise one and all to give it a trial and be.
come Satisfied of its wonderful power.
Rsnt he astonishing cnrcs Of well.knotoR citi.
zens Of Buffalo:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Trustees Of
i the Ashbury Seminary, at Chagrin Falls in
the Seminary building on the l7ih day oi Nov
next at 7 O'Clock p. M.
B. WILLIAMS, Secy, l.. ID: MIX,
r. H. BoswoRrH, Treas'r, Trustee.
Chegrin Falls, Oct. 2sth, 1850. 'SeswS
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.oTIT CURED Mr.. S Hemenway, Proprietor
Of Niagnra Street Omnibus Line, Of Neuralgia
and Rheumatism In the neck and shoulder.
OZONE BOTTLE cured Mr.. Elias Weed,
Commission Merchant, Of severe Neuralgia Of
'he head and neck, after MI other remedies failed.
D1rMr. l.. CROSvENOR, OF Perry ST., who
was coufned to the house and entirely unable
to attend to business, Is now well from the use Of
Watson Neuralgia King .,.,
9TTHE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr. 10.
sseph Cooley, Seneca Street, oi IKFLAMMAToRY
RHEUMATISM Of long standing. At the time Of
commencing its use he was confined to his bed.
orJAMES VAN VALKENBERG, a well.
know 'liceman Of this city, was cured oi Neu.
ralgia IN Rheumatism in its worst form.
@rINFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
| Mr.. c. H. Reed, 81 Carroll Street, was cured af-
ter trying other remedies for FIVE years.
6rINFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM OF
| FIVE YEARS STANDtNG-Mrs. fl w. Put
nam Sc Pearl Street, cured in three weeks--had
been under charge OF best physicians in Ibis cry.
eTNEURALCIA in its worst form of fifteen
years standing. Mrs. LYMAN Rathburn, oi 2I5
| Delaware Street, entirely cufcd.
| GTWlLlIAM col .EMAN, AuctionCer, No.
Swan Street, cured OF severe Neuralgia in his
! limbs.
2rWILLIAM MOFFATT, Brewer, Morgan
Street, of Neuralgia Of the face and teeth.
Price 81 per bottle
A l. MATHEWS, Proprietor.
220. Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
| For Sale by a. Cook, Chardon; C. s Field, E
Claridon; c. P.Trea,, ClaIidoni z. Thompson, :.
Huntsburg 5G2m3
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COtillOn Parties.

TNHERE viii be a Cotillon Party at P. Chnse 5
i Mammoth Hall in Chardon. on Thursday
Evenings, Noy 18TH and Dec 9th, 1860. All ars
Chardou, Nov. I'd, 1860. 564f
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PROBATE NOTICE.
O. w. BREWSTER, guardian Of Frank hoilis,
u ]. Alexander, executor Of Justin Alexander,
deceased. administrator Of J. NJ. Clnpp late guar
dian of Betsey and Adslibe Corothers, Sarah Ty-
Ter ,g'dn Of Sarah S. Tyler, and Armstrong, ,udmr
OF Darius Armstrong, deceased, have seyerany
filed accounts IN the Probate Uisee OF Seongs
County, Ohio, for settlement, which SeeouS:s
win be for hearing in the Probate Court OF said
County, at the Probate Office In Chardon, on the
LIST day Of December next, al 10 O'Clock A. ~,
until which time all Interested may except.
~ C. CANFlELD Probate Judge.
Chardon, Nov. 9th, 1860 565wa
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The leffersopiaD Democrat

JULIUS o. CoNvER5E, Editor,
, 1860-01-28

tttoEs Tess AID T.;bsEe;
Harm. attended the meeting held for the pur-
pose OF forming Working Mans Free Labor
Club, was much pleased with tue spirit shown
ut the meeting, and have n1 doubt that thor
ough organization Of the working men through
ont the country would be great support to the
Republican purity during the coming campaign,
and more especially in the State Of Illinois.
would there ore suggest through ycur columns
the fact tia. the working men Of this State re-
4uire some legislation to protect their labor.
We want Lien Law framed in such manner
that it shall be q protection, ind that no
also want q ]aw that, will protect the H.
bor Of the working man in cases where
assignments nrc maje-that lie shall no
longer come in as n common creditor, but shall
te the first that shall be Fsil cut OF the estate,
and shall receire his wages in full. Il being The
only capital lie has he is therefore fully entitled
10 it. We want also Law that vii! meet such
cases as that Of tile employees on the Chicago,
Alton and st. Louis 1:ailroad. That road hay-
ing passed into tue hands Of Receiver, am
informed that it is optional will, him whether
he pays the men their oil arrears or not. Let
the Central Committee take these facts into
consideration. Let the Republican party iden.
tiff itscf with the interests Of the working
man, and its ultimate success can not be doubt
ed. Let tic working men thru out 10 the meet
ing Of the Working Men,; Free Labor Club On
Saturday evening next, when the election o!
officers take place. Let t, cr trtc this matter
into their own hands, du1 show the interes,
they hare and feel in 1t, sud not let it drop into
the hands Of professions: politicians.
Hoping that you VII give these remarks
your attention, am, dc: 4 WORKING MAs.
, 1860-01-28

There will he services 1T Tzssy Church TO- n,e7ow, tt
the Usual tcurs, morning mi ts2llag.
Thtre viii lie ls@:r1e t. tAe 5erax delivered 8: the
First Baptist CAIrrh toac;Tsw esoc, hy tbs p72:or
" Eve1ts. Servecsat. O'Clock.
Public se:cs. svery sabbath morning In The Chaps
Of ChlcaGo Iheclgca s.raarT Prtaehtrg t7 the Pro-
fe:sors- Sabbath school q: : O'Clock r. m.
XIV. A1thu- +. Fuller Of Na..,town, Na:e, vii
prsach the Frs Unitarian Chur>h Washington STREET
near Dearborn street, tomorrow at lei aid II p.
Also On each Sunday In February At The same hcuss
Key. DR.. Willis Lord will lreach to morrow In thc
seeord Duch Kcfor1ntd Chu elL eoncr Of Monroe and
sanga1non street., ut III !. N. and 54 N.
MI f. '. Wilson. Ii lecture At the Mecancs In.ti
tute Srtr taa.rn. tomorrow 1t lot AID
Subject III the csea.pCtc works Of God asd the word Of
God as rec: lived by spirit.
Church Of the Ascension, {rctttant Epi4cepa1} on
Ork Street Ittween We'll. and 1aSale y. D., Is orea for
DyIae service every Sunday 4. III H., and p IT,, and
aso O. Weinesdav ev.nires ut O'Clock. Sunday school
At ii ? m. Rev. Mn Fulton, Rector.
-Rer, j. Dsmpste n. D. will preach Mt the Fist II. E.
Church, Sabbath at l0H II.
There will bc regular services at the entity charch,
Of CIeaEo 6nd Dearborn street. cvc1j Sab
bath ut 1of O'Clock. a. II. saebath School e O'Clock
7. n. Sermon hy Rev. MF. Llyc1mo:e.
-Rfr. II. Gsacey. Of Pittsburgh. r.. will preach TO-
mo7ow In The Fiat EEed Peabytean chus-h corner Of
Washington and Jefferson reet. at 10Y A. 81 aads r. "
The public -rectta!ly inv:tel to attend.
Hey. ]. II. ute will deliver sermon ID the Cn.rsr-
ta:ist Church Union h:rest, tWes slder Tomorrow
morning. the lessons taught in the lste shocking
ea!ty At Lawrence. Mass. In The evening discourse
will be given the sutjecs Of Future Judgment
-The City Mission Chur-h. Indiana Franklin
s.tcets open for divine service tomorrow morning lcf
oelcck. Preaching t Rev. D. Tnte, City Missionary.
Seats free. sunday School 1t aH AM
Christ Church. carile, viii be epcn fer service
MORROW 1t o'c1o-k +. n.