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The New York herald., 1862-08-24

SEC0ND REGIMENT-SPIN OLA'S EMPIRE BRIG k>pE,
- Colonel r j. cLAASSEN, Commanding. Young metz OF
New York wishing 10 themselves with crack
makmuIa sanaard are requested y apply immediately to
the unaersigned the recruiting oe northeast of
3a and I'D where any Information desired
will be cheerfuy Baunes granted by tile city, county
and State authorities will oe fully promptly
the men loang this company Two dollars WIN be paid to
bringing recruit the himself
being mustered into the United States The
after being mustered in will their unorms &c and
be sent TO the United States Barracks New
Captain w. w. BOWLES,
Commanding COMPANY H. Second regiment, Empire Brigade
WM. BINGHAM, First Lieutenant.
J0hN w. FRkToH. Second Lieutenant
The New York herald., 1862-08-24

CURSTITUTES WANTED THE HI0HEST PRICE
~ wi bo aii ia cash their services Te accept.
cd Apply " A. PHILLIPS, Army and Navy Agent MO 2S
Broadway. -
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A Close Shave.

The following is one of those scenes in
a barber shop, that you read about. En-
ter into said shop a man with a tremen-
dous moustache. a wag who was present
eyed the man with great attention while
he underwent the operation of shaving,
evidently in admiration of the moustache.
Finally, he said:
Sir, I'll give you a ten dollar bill for
that moustache!
/ will take it if you will allow ME TO
cut il of whenever | choose, and pledge
yourself not 10 take it yourself.
The stranger acquiescing, the bargain
was struck, and the money paid
Now, barber, I'll take half OF that
mous.ache' said the wag.
Darn it, said the whiskered man, you
don't suppose Tn, going to make fool o'
myself by parading about with hall
moustsche?' Dr
of course you must retorted the was,S
| Come, now, said the whiskers, an xious
ly, what are you going to take to let me
| off?
| WELL as / don't wish to be hard OF
you, give me fifteen dollars and call il
square
The money was paid willingly; and of
went the moastache, amid the laughter o.
tho spectators.
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How Elastic Toys are Made.

Extensive and special machinery and
apparatus are required in tho production
oil toys OF vulcaniLed India rubber. and n
more varied and artistic taste 10 diplayed
In TINS art perhaps than any other con.
nected with India rubber manufacture
After being thoroughly cleaused. the India
rubber to ee used for the ;eys is kneaded
IN the usual way, between largo polished
| iren rollers. heated by steam 1t ID thus
reduced to plastic condition, and '..t =
rolled into sheets ana mixed Win Ger
tain p-.,,.r.sou of sulphur 1t is after
wards moulded by pressure in metallic
dies af the SIZE and form Of the toys re-
CURED These asticlas are formed in sec
lions. lich are cementcd together and
-aus u.aie hollow : small quantity is
p 'ea g cach and thcy a-s secured in
g. ,r 4es almost IKE ruol rs, tasks,
a3i Cac-a tnrs .H al eyen -lors they
re .1h'acted 60 heat Tor 1crIe hours -
l.. re sar.r.ng process as 6y t'e
.rr oft h.. -le iaaur Utltcs y lH
a. r. .a rf. oia. -rCi e a UeF tr f.rr,'l
,osscs-.us the a,ue. Of q ~a!urfj
ubber, bUt >rtir-Iy devoid o. -l,E--
less, and at the SAM tiu It is cSFa0.e1F
a high degrea Of .rur45a-
ure without becoming soft Tho water
plays an important part in the inter.or ~
the toy. 1t Is CONVERTED into steam in an
oyan, aHd this not only prevents the ma
terlal from beiug Injured by an excess of
heat but by its expansive action il presses
upon all parts Of the India rubber inside,
and thus maintains the article in its per-
feet hollow form in the dies. This OK
plains how such articles as hollow balls
can be vulcauized and retain lheir fern
After being vulcanilcd, the toys are orna-
nented by painting, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-20

A DIGrIcULT IRIsHMAy-An Irishmans lin
a witness box i. proverbialiy difficult
subject That others have found Patrick
difficult colt to chase, appears from the
following anecdete:
The captain of steamboat, seeing an
Irishman smoking abaft the funnel, step.
ped up to him and said
Don't you see the notice stuck up
there
Dye name that bit o painted tinY
TO be sure do
Why don t you follow it
u haven t seen it move; ii nailed fast
I'm considsrin
i mean haven't you read thot notice 2"
.Divil o bit shure don't know how
to rade.
Well, it says no smoking allowed
here
Be the powers it doesn't consarn me
mite, then, for | never smoked aloud
in my life.
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Ds0r and blind Factory.

NXIE have moved our Lumber Yard to our Planning
w MIL near the Illinois River Bridge and are pre.
pared to furnish former customers and all Others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand good assortment Of DRY SEA :
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with al Lumber a Sash Door
and Blind Factory, and 4 Glass, Nail, Paint and Oil
Dep We are enabled to furnish each and article
that Builders may want, saving you the trouble Of go
ing t" number of different places your bill
We also invite attention to our SHINGLE MILL
which is now ready for operation. and can furnish
Saved Shingles by wholesale o retail.
Ou- arms cab. and sell low as the lowest
Please call an examine FOR yourselves.
Office on La Sale ct, opposite Van Dorcn 0sborn's
Store ldac 221 STRAWN & POWELL.
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ADAM. HoUsF. 2ii F STREET,
Washington ID e, N5rcmb=r 10, 1862

GEERlr Smith AND TIE WIDow.-Some
wears ago Gerrit Smith used to buy wild
lands that was sold by the State for arrears
of taxes Ua one occasion when he was
travelling at ga oou OF the way place in St
Lawrence County, looking at some land
that he had bid off. he stopped at a way
side cottage for drink of milk. The oc-
cupant was = widow and the owner of the
cottage. .sbut she had no cow and could not
accommodate Gerrit with the milk, for
which she expressed regret "This place
is my OWN. and if only had a cow should
be happy, said she. But | cannot keep
this place over my head, and buy COW
too" Jerrit said nothing but .journeyed
on. a few days afterward. he reached Og
densburgh, where he took occasion to buy
the best cow he could procure, and sentit
on to gladden. the heart Of the widow
He ne ( er told of his good deed, but the
woman did, although, at the time he stop.
ped at her cottage, she didn't know his
name She learnt it from the man who
took her the cow. When the matter was
spoken of afterwards, Garrit said Well,
l thought if $50 would make en- indutri-
Gus woman, and she widow, happy, | had
go right TO keep it in my pocket when L
did not really need it" This was before
Gsrrit Smith became the wealthy man he
now is.
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galioped up to him. The Duke affection.
ately shaking him by the hand said
Waters, you never yet deceived me and
though you have come in y m ost question
able shape, l must congratulate YOU and
myself When this story was told at the
clubs, one OF those listeners who always
want more said, Well, what did Waters
say 10 which Alvanley replied-"O,
a.ers made very flowery speech, like
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-20

Western paper says that In village
in Iroquois County, Illinois, an editor be-
came smitten with the charms of a young
and handsome married lady, and address
ed to her long and passionate letter, fill
ed with rap.odies on her beauty and his
love lsrne helplessness. The lady, with
the consent Of her husband, sent the mis-
sive 10 The rival country paper, in which
it appears-names, dates and all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-20
Directory OF the Hospitals.

The SANITARY COMMISSION nave establish
ed an office or information in regard to
patients in the Hospitals Of the District OF
Columbia and Of Frederick City. Mary
land Ry reference to books which are
corrected daily, an answer can, under Or
dinary circumstances, be given by return
mail TO the following questions;
lst Is -- giving name and regl-
mentl az present in the phosPitals OF the
District or OF Frederick city
ID If so, what is his proper address?
3D. What i the name of the Surgeon or
Chaplain OF the hospital?
4th II not in hopitai ut present, has he
recently been in hospital?
9Th Ifso, did he die in hospital, and at
what date
9th. II recently discharged from hospi-
tai. was he dischal ged from service?
7th If rot, what we're his orders on
leaving?
The Commission is prepared also to
furnish more specific information as to the
condition OF any patient IN the District
/ hospitals. within twenty four hours after q
request to do so, from an officer of any oi
| its corresponding societies.
! The office OF the Directory will be open
! daily from : o'clock 4 III. 10 5 clock p
m. and accessible in urgent cases at any
| hour OF the night
The number OF patients in these hospi-
tals i about 2j.OU0 If found to be practi
cael,. the duty here undertaken locally by
the Commission will be extended TO in
cluds ali the general hospitals in the
country FKkD. Law OLMsTED,
General Secretary.
ADAM. HoUsE, 244 F STREET,
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LOOK HERE!

<Ohc ctntNR NCNS III tatC 9tstTHCbh hIIfEc:
TElHE subscriber has made arrangements to receive
Il constant supply Of genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, and wiltse no other Ristd.
An assortment Of work, Dom a hame strap to a full
silver mounted coach harness constantly kepton hand
or made to order.
Reparing done up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done in the latest styles, and
low prices.
on hand.
shop at the old stand, southeast of Main and
co,urnkrs streets J. @ STONE,
nt,.va Februarr 1S.1S60. Late Stone Eels.
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@UNH" ]" E-.

"AVlNG purchased of Philo Hard his entire stock
IL of Lumber, respectfully inform the old c,:sto-
mers Of this yard, and the public generally, that
shall continue the business the old formerIy
occupied by him, and solicits share their patron
am constantly receiving cargoes Of lumber Of
of every description, including WIDE SAGINAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER of the best gr ides, all which will he
sold at the lowest cash prices.
also, constantly constantly on hand Nails, Sash,
Doors ard Blinds, at manufacturers prices,
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
l39-tf FRANK WARNER
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An eminont physician has discovered
that the nightmar are in nine cases out Of
ten, is produced by OWNS bill for a
newspaper.
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EAGLE MILLS.

YNyHE subscriber would inform the public that he is
1 now running the above Mil, and is prepared to do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, as the Mill has been
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order Good
and attentive Millers empayed and will be con.
stanty hand to wait upon customers. Farmers and
will find it TO their advantage to give me call be-
fore going elsewhere.
NB-orders for Flour Feed can be left at the City
Market the Mi al -nl be promptly attended TO.
Ottawa, Oct g. go J. WOOD
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY

HH J. B. WhEELEls.
sR1IE undersigned would respectfully nform the inha
q bitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared TO furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such as Butter Soda, Leraon Boston Oyster Ab-rnet.s
aud Water Biscuit. Also, Bread Cakes, Brown Bread
Pies &C., &c, good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection. constantly on hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains eSpeI in
fitting up wagon for the convenience and accommoda
lion OF his customers and the public generally,
able furnish anythn. in their line to those who de
she. Those Fishing the New York Wagon to call daily
will ,ease the orders TO the n. Y Bakery to
the Post Office.
- Remember the place. in EdwHrGs' BLOCK, lew
oor west OH store Main Street. Send in
your orders and they will receive prompt attention
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Farmers.

DIEAsE remember that the subscriber is sreceivins
all his leather direct from psnnsyyan,a ma ana u
hing in his line as low any shop in the east ol
vest. ,r.1D. urr1
shop a. the go year, old stand southeast corner
OF Main and Columbus streets. arES4 J. e. STONE !.
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SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT
HOMAS MOORE

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
f.s and Shot Siuns, of every description, Telescope
and Patent Muzze Rifes Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting, and large
sortmen; of Colts Beais Msthattens Blunt
4 Syms' Alien Thurbers. Gentlemen will md at nv
shop everything in my line, and give satis-
faction to all that favor with their patronage
invite the old friends ii. p. BByNxYs to give me
CALI he is my agent. Customers always Il nd him
a, his post. My shop is Main Street. near the Pox
River Bridge. "a
Powder Shot, wads and Caps. Guns lie, by the day.
junfs THOMAS MOORE.
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The agents os two rival establishments
for the sale of safes, were presenting their
respective articles TO an admiring crowd.
One was a Yankee and the other wasn't.
He that wasn't told his story rooster
had been shut up in one of his safes, and
then 1t was exposed to three days to tho
most intense heat. When the door was
opened, the rooster stalKed out as if
nothing had happened. |. was nov the
Yankees turn. A rooster had, also, been
shut UP IN one OF his safes, and it was sub
mitted TO the trial & a tremendous heat
for more than week. The legs of the
safe were melted Of and the door itself
SO fused as to require the use OF n cold
chisel to get il open. When it was opened,
the rooster was found frozen to death.
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The following Is very pheasant relation
of A neat and touching little incident:
"Oh spare me, dear angel, one lock OF
your hair
A barhful young lover took courage and
sighed:
So take the whole wig the sweet
creature replied.
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Dr.. ". H. ~ DE z ..
Is. sYHE-. ElommopatI.i.t.
mr.. HARD ncA,.T.IUK

II
Ha, ing associated themselves together Tor the praeIce
oft cir profession respectfully tender their 10
the itizens of ottawa and vicinity.
BAH persons indebted to either OF 'he u.ao'
siy, are requested call Immediately anu arrange
u &c over IIunte-'s Drug Store. La Sale ct.
q. HARD. ". D..
f-r R NJ McARTHUR, IL d.
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The poet whose ssul was wrapped in
gloom had the wrapper taken OF lately.
He is doing as well rs could be expected.
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600 POUNDS A No. I CHEESE, for sac At
Z,OOO cAMPBHI1y.
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<.., p D,.uGgi.t and 4 pothecdry Main ST.. Ottd'or
WHOLESALE AND RETAlL.l
II, orter Of Drugs Chemicals, French Cognias Bran
dies, Wines, &c.,Sc- "s-C
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e g. C0Orr,gClz. W. y.
II. kNEUSSL.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
mr. ,sc,,,5 door 1reat of Otta1ca Bank, Nnin Street
OTTAWA, ILLS.
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G, l., THOMPSON
F.. v. GES1EE> =

- ,,,>,, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Turntshes
' Dpe .Stugs Dc, &c,
,.., Clover 4 Cooks and Reddick's Block
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Ss.s lawn a. POWELL.
,tc,ysrs in Grain and M kln7s of ProdHcr.
ono. and Warehouse, the siae-cut, near the q a
~ CO. dvc.2
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az. r. Dyer. N. D. --..
Gce the Bank OF Ottawa
OFT
Residence Main ST, 3 blocks ives: ol s'de-caI.
Ottawa, july ", lo62-i.ii-
r,r. ". ZENDEE.
Homeopathic PhysicitT-o -ottT'rd hinotS, ;;
Crers his the friends Of the !ionoi' &C
s. stem in Ottawa in all branches of hs profession
,rticuI.r attention given to the treatment OF "oe
Z d children. .--
0aice in FreemaH's block, Ia Sale s:-e-' febIo-iy
J.. =. -iTEss=~. E1Oncopafh'st-
wing practised medicine for eighteen years SIX "
ich have been exclusively devoted TO Homeopathy
offers his The friends OF the system III
ava in all the branches OF his profession Farticu
attention given TO the treatment OF women ana
h dren- az Office :" Nattinger's block juli!
HENRY III. GODFREY. VI. d.,
Ii sat5nfe cf RoydE Cokege IF Surgeons Ad1n'"'@h-
favnc had charge OF Hospital in Enrore for seye-
ral wears and practice of ten years IN i'hoi' NC
fee confident giving satisfaction to those "io may
wis his professional advice p.;
q ice north side of the Court House Square Resi-
den = on Superior St, east of National House deco
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The Inadequate Facilities for
Marketing the Products of
the west.
Proposition tor Ship Cannal to the Sc a
board.
LETTER PROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE ILLIoNIs
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD COMPANY, !
Presidents OFFICE, CHICA GO Dec. S, 1852.
Wi liam H. Van Epps, Esq, President State Agrcutu-
raj SSsist Dixon, Iilinbis.
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BUSINESS CARDS

BUSINESS CARDS
JAMES GRAHAM,
Jusfiee of the Peace-Oaara, IHtnOf,
OrrcE-Tn Reddick's Block.
Prompt attention given to all business fntrusted 70
hi. care ocsli, ls62-sm
RICE & LEWIS,
Attorneys at La,r and Solicitors in Chancery.
OTTAWA, s-LLE COUNTY. ILLINOIS,
VIII give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
Sheir care. Collections made and promptly RENTED
Ohce-second fOor METROPOLITAN Block. ianZo
c JULIUS AVERY. WASHINGTON BUSHNELL
GRAY, AVERY & BUSHNELL.
Attorneys and C0unsegors at Lao and Solicitors in
ChaRcery,
Will rrrc,ice In the Federal Courts and the State
0eurts in the Counties of La Sale, Bureau Kendall,
.9rundy. and Livingston.
Collections made and promptly remitted. jan5
D.F. CAMERON,
Attorney at Lr,c-Ot,n,ra, La Srus Gio., III.
Prompt attention paid to the investigation of ttec.
payment purchase and sale of real estate and
ofsee. in Post Office BIeck, over Sanford. store.
ALFRED w. CAVARLY.
Attorney at Lato and Notary Public.
OF. in Nattinger'. Block, Ottaw-. Ill. aug14
ys GLOVER c. COOK.
GLOVER n COOK.
s'lsrnsyS and Counselkois at Lato-Otti,rd, IHs.
OF in Glover Cooks brick block, cart of the court
sonsa mn .,,irs y-tf
DAVID r. JONES,
( tornsy and CoSense,Ioy at Ldio--O:tarc0, NE.
Office in sangcr's block. up stairs
%. EEASEIS.
Justice Of the T'eace-OttGfCd, Ntn"is
Office King < Iiamil:on's store lnyI
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
Justice or tie PeDce.
1cs- east Colambus St, adjoining his resi-
:, ace nearly opposite the Post Office.
YiII thank his friends for all business pertaining
tfs Office, and promises to attend to all such wi
pr 'nlptness-
Living adjoining to his Office, he may always be found
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JAMES GRAHAM,
.usfiee Of the Peace-Oadrd, IHtnofi
OrrcE-Tn Reddick's Block.
Prompt attention given to all business Entrusted 10
hi. care Ocs II, Is62-5m
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u, ggist BOOKSELLER, and StGfio"er-Ol'"!1n' r. ~,
saco,d store in Eattinger's block south side ot N
court ouse square -
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ing on her bosom. Master never minded
me, nor Dinah, nor Miss Penelope. He
bent over his pale young wife, kissing her
tenderly. and calling her by thousand
tender names. / liked it, but perhaps
Miss Penelope did not, for she left the
room, and found her when went down,
cooking something in little porcelain
aid -aucepan before the fire-gruel, or
onsGo, -,mething of the sort, she
c@ied it--,ea aked me for some sugar
--t NJ -. u ~ c--..a back more
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az. r. Dyer. N. d.

oE-e, overE. Y, ,Griys's Drug Sore
Residence, Mrs. Greens building east siac o Ie'
T-r
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yes me- the coJl 70 me, paus-
| ;ro IN ~. ~ 2 on, dirr as she
snoka a., her ht Vi til her
double chin q laet IL q ielly,)
Yes. ma'om seer sone lTange
things in nv . Of eer 'ics can
tell you. ] kLcv ise fets ~ p"
many families, aad ,ler..s.-s s. y
ence e between CO yaay faces al3
,aces pretty well 5y this Goe ~
many seemingly l-ppy copr e. " 81
iic I"'yi ybo my darling eaoh sr b
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Select ])oetrp.
The Volunteers Mother

He is py boy, my only boy;
His sther died long years gone by;
And lille have 1 known ofjoy,
But azing on his dark blue eye.
'Tis lighed now with higher glow
His couAry calls him let him go
He nevergrieved me tender, kind,
Strong, owing; full of hope and grace;
Ny life vain his own entwined,
Ny heart,ut mirrored back his face.
With stern 1solve he seeks the foe;
His country Ills him: let him go!
How often I've sat beside
Him sleepin, clustering round his head
Those rich bron locks, my praise, my pride,
And now the arth must be his bed.
'Tis wrong to give for this, 1 know
His country calls,im: let him go
All! in how manNearts this strife
Is waged in pray, by pray1won;
There is the wood, te fire, The knife,
| And for the sacrite-our son!
Twould kill me if he'll, but no
His country calls him let him gol
! For God, who gave ouland so blest,
! Would have US guarit-heart and home,
Give up their best at SUI behest;
The gulf was closed iheathen Rome
With ONE young warriorweal or woe,
His country calls him: lhim 90!
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CHURCHES, MINISTERS. sc.

p,ssb,,terinu-REv D. HARRISON, PASTOR
Preaching every Sabbath morning at Iv3
o,clock, and in the evening at O'Clock. SAP
hath School at l O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
inc every Thursday evening at o CLOCK; oS Z,
ustIodist Episcopal Chureh-REy 3 l. oH0W'
prsacher in charge. Rev. J. 6. GoGLEY' As
sistant. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
~ I0I o'clock in the morning, or Z IN the
srAni3o. Sabbath School at o'clock, A NJ.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday eYenin 81 a.
o'clock. porrrr
ITsZch Independent--REv Ii. IL. fo"fL T.,
p,stor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock. and in the evening at O'Clock.
Sahbath School at 1 o'clock, z. NJ. Prayer
naating on the first Monday evening OF eacI u
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Fridav evening, excepting the first week IN
each month.
Caypfaistic Methodist-REv. JoHN WILLIAMS
pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening al
,snd 6 o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 @ cIoeh'
AN. PRAYER meeting every Friday evening,
at = o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
at : o'clock. Dol,,
Di,ciples-REv w LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-
inc everv Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular Baptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS;
Pastor.-Preaching every sabbath evening "a al
3o:clock: Sabbath School at at clock, I. NJ
Catkolic-REv. NJ ]. MITCHELL, Pastor
/ Services every Sabbath morning at io5 o cloch
and yesvers at O'Clock in the evening.