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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. Chelsea, within and for
said district, on the 9TH day Of June, 1862
CORNELIUS ROBINSON, Guatdian Of Norman
District. makes application said Court for license to
sell all OF the zeal estate of hS said ward, representing
that such would be for e best interest of his sad
ward
therefore ordered by said Court that said appca
be referred thereof to be den at the
Probate Office in Chelsea, aforesaid, on the 18th
day Of Juac, 1862 and that notice thereof be given all
concerned by publication of this order three weeks
rely in the Green Mountain Free nan printed 1T Mont
peet, this ate before the time appointed M -ore-
said for hearing, that they may appear sal time and
lace, and show cause. If any they may have why
heen<e should not be granted
BY order C"uIt.
Aiw3t PERLEY &. JONES JUDGE
STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court holden
" ARLINGTON DISTRICT, IS. at Montpelier, on the 9th
day of June, A. ID. 1862.
4 LEXANDER CAMPBELL, Administrator of the es-
Il tate OF Francis Matthews, late of Montpelier said
The consent and appreciation in writing OF the heirs of
Raid deceased for license sell the Whole of real
estate of said deceased 10 wit Nearly Of land
and buildings thereon being the homestea Of said de
ceased, situated said Montpelier, representing thai
Oh SAFE would be beneficial TO said heirs and those in
Ie rested in said estate:
Whereupun, is ordered by said Court that said appli
At The Probate Office III SAID Monlpeler for hearing and de-
csl"n thereon and it is further osdered that all persons
interest q, be notified hereof by publication notice of
TINS appcatIoa and order thereon week
~ IN he Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpe-
tr, before said time OF hearing TIA they may APPEAR al
G time and place. and they cause object thereto
BY order Of court
4
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUNE27 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office, SO Bromfeld St., Boston.

REv N DAY Pres, RKy. MASON, VIes PreSideRt.
X GREENE, MD, Svpeyinbnd'ng Phy'ie'dn'
This Institution was established for the cure OF DIS
ease upon the principles Of innocent meditation, ell
tireiy discarding the u.e OF Pc sonous Drugs ,
Many di, esses, such N ScrOfua, iumors oil 'he
Blood, diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsa'
Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint Kheunaiisin, re
successfully treated BY Medicine which may
be to any part Of the country with full directions
Person. having Cancers, those afflicted with com
pca ed diseases thoud Immediately avail Themselves
Of Dr Greene's personal attention.
Compilation the office, by mai. Tree OF charge
Dr. Greene will be at the office frem A NJ, 10
M.
The office will be open and competent persons in at
tendance, from a A. NJ to p NJ.
All communications .houId lie directed to X
GREENE, NJ d 80 Bromfied street, Boston.
NOTE Persons wishing 20 investigate this method
of practice II Superior success, VIII be lufnlshed
with pamphlet descriptive OF treatment. free, by al
dressing 4. GREENE NJ D., 81 Bromfela Street hos-
tor, Mas.
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Heryey Hutchinson,s Estate,

sTATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, holden
RANDOLPH DIs1RIcT, at Chelsea, within and tot
said Disr riot, tho 7,h day Of June, A. D 1862.
WILLIAM L. BROWN, Administrator the Estate
W of H,rvey Hutchinson, late Of Tunbrdge, i'll
said district deceased makes application to said cOu TO
extend the time heretofore allow ed him the debts
due from said estate, and render his administration
seeount until some future day:
Whereupon, it liz ordered by said Court that said APP
cue alton be heard the Probate Office, Chelsea,
2th day OF June 1862 and is further ordered, that
notice be given all persons concerned by the publica
ton this order in the Green Mountain Freeman print
I'd at Montpelier three successfully before said
hearing. By the Court.
:3Tv3t PERLEY c. JONES, Judge
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Alfred VI. VcviMs' Estate,

IHE subscribers, hay Ing been appoint by the Nonoa
bic ProEatc Court icr the District OF Wa hngon
ssIonefs Ia receive, examine, adjust all claims nd
aeldhdS oi AT persons against the estate of Alfred
Nj Nevns, late of Moretewn IN said District deceased
represented lnsOlven, and the of months from the
"a day OF June, 1862, being allowed by said cour'
10 lie creditors Of said deceased, o exhibit and
ove their respective claims before Give nolice that
wc VIII attend Il the duties of our appoinu at thu
dwelling house of Harriet N. Nevins IN More.ovn
IN sad district The I'd Thursdays of judy and Novem
her next at Oclsck in the afternoon on each Of said
d. P. CARPENTER,l
JAS. II. HOLDEN, Commas
A. h. G.. DAVIS,
GnretowB, Jane Ilih A. D. 1852 :fIsfr3t
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PROBATE COURTS .

Probate Counts within and for the District OF Ran
dolph for the year cnsning will be holden follows,
At the Registers Office in Brooks on the fist Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange unity Hotel NJ Chelsea the third
Thursday of each month.
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in ach month.
At J. L. Bowles' Hotel In Washington on the second
Thursday in February. May and August
By order Of Court
J. r. CBEAVELAND, Register.
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, lpRoBATE COURTS within
WAsHNsroN DISTRICT, and for the District afore
sid District Tuesday of each week. during the
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
suesied to attend to the same on said court days
T. r. MERRILL, Judge
December l, 1860.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Cour,
EIsrRIcr OF RANDOLPH, SIS. for said DistnctTo all
persons concerned in the Estate of Horace Cha,feld,
4aie of Rau dolph, deceased, GREETING.
NrHEREAS. Ziba Sprague, Administrator of the
" Of said deceased, requests said Court to allow
the further time OF from and after the l7h
day If MAY D. 1862, TO maze payment of the 1ebs
and close the settlement of the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
VIII be heard NJ session of the Probate Count to be held
the Begi>tcf's Office Ia Brookted, the Ah day of
Utdcr snail be published thee weeks
vcly in the Grc,u Mountain Freeman, newspaper
limited ioutpc,ier, ihI state; last of which
publications shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aore sald.
Given under my hand at BrookdeId, tins 10Th day of
Hy order of COurt,
335t J. K. GLEAVELAND, Register,
SJATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court held
WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS. Montpelier, said district,
the 9th day of Aiay. A. u. 1862.
DDlSOh PECK Administrator tf the estate Of Elisha
y CumminS late of East Mont peer III said district de-
ceased his admin Sraion account for eNamna
and allowance, and makes application for decree of
distribution and partition Of the of said deceased
Whereupon. is ordered by said Count that said account
and aid application be referred to "A of said Court
to be held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier the
2Ih day OF june A. ID. ith2, for hearing and DECISION
ereon aud it Is further Cldeied, that notice hereof be
given 10 all persons Interested by publication Of the
three weeks successfully in the Daily Green Mountain
Freeman, newspaper published at unpele previous to
sad lime appointed for hearing that they appear at
said time and place, and show ca,lse, if any they may
nave, why said account should not I've allowed and such
decree made. BY the Court.
Attest, II. K. MERRILL Judge.
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BENJAMIN SVheatOr's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT lit Probate Coun holden al
NAsHiNa1oN DIsTsICT,n.I Montpelier, in and for said
district, On The l0h day Of June, A. u. 1862
John \. WILSON, Adn!inIst.ut or the estate of
Benjamin Wheston late OF Barre, said district de
ceased, makes apple alton said court to exte nd
the time heretofore allow ed him to pay the debts due
from said estate and render his adm ion acc cunt
uuttl some future day.
Whefeupon Is ordered by said Court that SAID anpll-
alton be heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier ON
The ah day of July, ~ ID. 1856! and it il further or
dced that notice he given to Al concerned by the
publication of this order In the Green Mountain Ftrn
pri"ted AT Montpelier, three weeks suu,tssitr before
said hearing By the Coutt,
3Sfw3t A;n.t, y. CHASE, Register
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S. Montpelier in said District;
on the 10th day of June, A. d. 1852.
JONAS ORhSBEE, Executor Of tin at VIII and
j testament Of Nathaniel Ofmsbec, late H. Montpe!ier
said District deceased present, his hdminstrat DC
count for examination and allowance and makes appli.
cation for decree Of distribution and partition VI IL.
state Of said deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that - 4 ac-
onnt amt said application be referred t. -rS.ion OF
aid Court to I've held at the Probate Oic" in .ad ont
peier the lst day Of july, A. y i-G4 Il lJn'clock
thu forenoon. for hearing aud dec ion thereon and
IS further ordered, that notice hereof DE gvtH 10 all
interested by publication III same .wo weeks
ssiyely III the Green Mountain Freeman. new ana
a'r published at Montpecr, previous said sine 40.
pointed for hearing, that hey may appear at said limo
AID place, aud show cause, Il an3 they may hav" Why
and should not be allowed and UGH cree made
BY The Court
33St Attest. r. Il. MERRILL, Jussp.
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TL ~ VIZ M II - = &
ST REEElNEN IL q W WI NLn y

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The Miden's Wish-OIr Volunteers-Hlme love
The Dawn OF FreedomStoI ming Of Fort DOn-lson-Thc
Battle March-The Echo Of uc-rne-The Nuns Prayer
he Negro Boatman's SonF-Home Vision Memories Of
II pne-Alpnc Bells.
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WAN ED! AGENTS.
FowIe'S Pile and IiEmor Cure.


FOR BLEEDING, BLIND. AND lTCHlNG PILES,
LEFRuSY. SEROFULA. SAIL RAEUM,
AND DISEASES OF THE
One bottle warranted to cure every case OF Pies two
bottles in all other OF the above diseases: il not
dealers requested to refund the money every
Only five bott les in thousand returned and those were
confirmed Fsua. Hundreds OF letters and certificates
ara now in the ptopr eor'a potses'ion which be
seen application Send for Tircua ar
Prepared by HENRY d. FOWLB, Chemist, Il Pine
Street, Boston. Sold every where. Certfc aes with
each bottle.
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At the Water Cure, Bingbamton n. Y, ct 30, 1862
IRA :. TAYLOR, III the 26th year OF his age.
The deceased formerly from Bradford county, Pa,
but for several years past has been resident OF owego,
where by his ability, integrity and upright 6cportment,
he on tie respect and good opinion OF all who knew
him. He was q young of promise; retiring in his
manners, firm in his purpose and true TO the principles
ana irurulse7 of noble and generous manhood To Il
widowed mother he the object Of many fond hope;
to her his death is irreparabIe loss. Bat she mourns
not as one without hope. Doubtless could his friends
have followed him down to LIES close, they would have
found his end be peace for such is the promise to ali
who make the Savior their trust and through Him are
enabled to lay hold on eternal life.
At Pond Hi Nov. s, 1862, a typhoid fever Mr.. PARK
SYBI.E, aged 80 years.
At Athens. Pa, on the 4th November, 1862, SAMUEL
CHAPMAN, in the sd year of his age
He had suffered a most painful disease for year or
more during which he Infested much pate and esg
nation retained his mental powers wonderful degree
Also on the 9th day Of Nov ls62 Mrs. PHEBE CHAP
Man, widow OF The above in the SD year OF her age.
She died suddenly and five minutes after her attack
there was neither pulsation tremor visible.
These are remarkable of living a
century threeourths of it husband ard vile and dy
ing within five days OF each other. They leave large
number Of relatives and friends.
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Hag~TEACHERs' As>oCiATIoN.-The Bradford
county Teachers Association convened at the Academy
in East Smithfeld on the l4th inst. The meeting was
called to order at III o'clock, I. NJ.
Mr. OSCAR F. YOUNG. in the absence of the Presi
dent was elected Chairman and MARTHA J. PHELPS,
Secretary.
The following Business Committee was appointed -
Rev. c. Corss, Albert Tracy Elsie lien, R. Amanda
French.
Committee on Programme Prof C. L. Coburn, Miss
Susan Preston. Miss Eunice Wood
Partial report OF the Committe on Programme was pre-
sented and accepted.
The Association then adjourned til u o'clock, P. NJ
FRIDAY afIeyRoonThe first business in oraer was the
reading and adoption of the following resolution pre-
sented by the Business Committee
Resolred That District Institutes required by the
present School Law beneficial to teachers and should
be established and continued.
In supPot othiS resolution Prof C0bGrn occupied the
floor and spoke in favor of the resolution His remarks
were explanatory of the School Law
As there but few gentlemen present, it was de
ded to postpone further discussion till more should be
present
The Committee on Programme made farther report
and appointed Miss Maria Scott to give her method of
teaching the Alphabet Miss Elsie Allen her method of
teaching Reading Miss T. Maria Pitcher her method of
teaching Mental Arithmetia
The second resolution then presented as follows
Resored, That person shall be employed as teach
e, who does not believe in the divine authority of the
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Hea- THE following letter in reference 10
the capture by the rebels, of Col D NJ Bull, formerly
ofth place together with the whole of his suffer
ai be found interesting to many OF our readers -
"WAsnIxaroH D. c., Nov. L. IsG2.
" DEAR SIR-Col. Bulls two youngest boys-DAvID
and REEvE--came home Yesterday evening with the
sad that the Colonel ard his Oldest WILLIE,
both taken prisoners by the Confederate cavalry.
Col Bull had two teams, loaded with suffers store
whiGi he taking to army, up the Potomac, and
had stopped private house night, and lie and
his three boy, and his two with all his stores.
worth about 81 500 were all taken about O'Clock
night. The Colonel begged oil his two youngest boys
lie had colored with him. who dcnc the cooking
for him. and who trci to escape bnt the rebels fired
at him he running and shot him ia the leg They
put him into a wagon and took him along with them
When taken they about so miles from Washington,
at place called Mount Giliad. The two younger boys
walked Oh foot about II miles to a point the Chcsa
peake and Ohio Canal, and then the rest OF the
way in canal Loaf. They took about 4o Of sol crs
prisoners also. There IS no telling
now long the Col. and WILLIE may be held in ondage.
/ hope they may soon be released I The first
thing the rebel troops did to make grab tor all the
blankets the party they took prisoners had with them
They took watch from of the Colones (DA-
vD but the captain made the soldier return it to the
boy. TIE Colonel had pocket revolver with him, ard
as it very dark he managed to slip it into the hands
of his DAVID, who slipped it into his pocket and
brought it home with him. There was quite discus
sion among the rebels about the proprey OF releasing
DAVID, who passed himself off lor I3 yenrs of age, hy
making himself appear small as he could. Ipresume
they thought he might be old enough give the Federal
troops notice OF their whereabouts. One made his
escape by running off and throwing himself into gut
Ter and laying down in the bottom of it, While the re
els in pursuit of him. of them rode close by
him but the darkness screened him from their view,
and they left the place in about hour after their
arrival with their booty, he succeeded in making his
final escape One of them said that was id smart
Yankee W. PATTON.'
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tsg> B. S. RUSSELL is appointed subscrip

aag- 3. S. RUSSELL is appointed snbscrip
tiop agent for the new National Lean of six per cent
bonds We understand that this loan is offered TO sub
scbers at par and is the only l@an of the Government
10 be had on such terms Every loyal citizen who has
few hundred dollars to invest cannot 90 better than
byinvcsng in this loan. He will receive good interest
on his money, and have the qualification of knowing
that he aiding his nation in sustaining itself in the
present struggle. Subscriptions al the rate OF one mil
lion Of dollars per week are being made in Philadelphia
ard We that the citizens of tis county I'LL do what
they can towards it.
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Iegal.
nd an orchard

mproved2 framed houses, framed barn. and orchard
of fruit trees thereon.
ALSO-One other lot piece or parcel of land situate in
monroe twp, beginning at post on the bank of the
Schrader creek and corner of lands of VIM. Norhrop-
thence along the same south 4s0 east 2Ot perches to
post thence on the warrant line south 46 west 293 pr
TO corner thence on warrant line south 10 west 3S
perches to corner Of Lard of Northrop thence along
the same north 44 west to the Scrhader creek thence
up the centre OF the the several and dis
tances to the line OF Nancy Weton lot thence along the
north 1870 to the north corner of Nan.
cy Wesons lot thence on the warranee ne north 5S5
east 5G perches to the east side of Schrader creek thence
up the same to the place of beginning containing $50
acres more or less, about 60 improved, with
framed house, framed barn. and shed and orchard of
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of l. Rock
well, surviving partner OF Brown Rockwell VS. William
Northrup.
ALsO-The following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate III Springfield twp bounded north by lands
OLA Wood east by the highway south and west by lands
U Grace containing 26 acres less, about l6
improved with a shed and fruit trees thereon.
ALS0-Anotler piece of land in Springfield township
bounded Forth by land Of Grace, ;irace. A Cole &
Leonard east by land of Young, south by land of
Young and Reeser, west by land of Grace l. Grace
and Wood-cOntaining AZ acres, about 30 acres i'm
proved framed barn. log house and fruit trees hreon
AlSO-AnOthcr piece 0i land in Smthield township
bounded north by lands of Burgess east by lands of
Burgess and Phillips Jr., south by lands of Phillips
west y land OF Merrell, Cooper Jr and otherscon
lalng a acres and lJ2 pr more or less about 30
improved, heUg lot No u on Weles' map OF Spring
field twp, with log house thereon.
AlSO-Another piece of land in Springfield township,
bounded north and east by land Of Wilder. south by
the county road west by the north road containing
acre, more or less. ali improved with framed dwelling
house store house, framed barn and she'd fruit and orna
mental trees thereon.
ALSO--A piece OF land in Springfield twp, bounded
north by land formerly Of Whipple and now of Gardner
Bennett, east by land OF Burgess south by lands of Z.
Burgess west by land of Burgess, containing IL acres
more or less all improved log house, and framed house.
EIuit trees thereon.
Seized and taken IN execution at the snit of Francis
Ripley VS. Hiram Spear.
A. II. SPALDING,
Towanda, Nov. ), 1862. Sheriff.
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NV TWENTIES, OR 30 YEAR SIX
l. PER CENT. BONDS Payable at the option of the
Government, after live years
The undersigned has been appointed agent in this vi
cniy tor the sale OF the above bonds and now offers the
loan to subscribers at par
The interest the bonds is payable on the first days
of May November, in each year md will be paid in
Gold which at the present rate Of premium will yield
about eight per cent. per annum the investment.
A supply of the bond, will be kept hand for imme-
date delivery subscribers and any information will be
cheerfully given. by B. s. RUSSELL, Agent.
At the Banking House of B. S. Russell, & Co.
Nov. rs, 1862.
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nzs Exrnrrs FROM FrTuRE DRAFr.=I

ny ExEMrrs FROM FCTURE DRAFr.-It has
,oeD decided that person has been drafted and urn
:hos substitute who is under age alien, he is free
to all future drafts But should the substitute be on
M roll of the militia, and another draft is ordered. and
ba substitute drawn the principal who employed the
snbstute has to go himself or procure other per
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,ea WE regret to learn that our esteeme,

neas We regret to learn that our esteemed
friend, Prof H. RUICE, is about to take his permanent
departnre from this place He goes to Ncrwalk, Conn.
where he purposes engaging himself in the Photographic
art in which be is decided adept. In him the lovers
Of music in this vicinity lose one whose place cannot
easily be supplied-a gentleman and scholar -
while the citizens OF Norwalk will gain valuable and
,espectcd resident.
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DANCING Mrs SHAw's private Dane
classes. meet at the Ward House. on Fridays at
msd7P.M ne Mrs. SHAW has the reputation of being
ce,Ient instructress and advise all who desire in
t;r in this art cannot do better than give her a
~ THE first entertainment will be on Friday, 2Sth inst
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Tegat
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-In pnrsu.
" ance of an order of the Orphans Court of Bra dford

( hRPHAN COURT SALE.-1D pnrsu
~ ance of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford
County will be exposed to public sale, at the dwelling
house on the premises last hereafter described at
O'Clock p Saturday the 22d day of November 1862
the following described tracts oland, situate in Smith
held twp to wit :One lot tract of land bounded
the west by land of Albert Caif, south by the public
highway east by land late of Harry Durfey decd and
Eorth by land OF G A French from which is to be de-
Quoted about three sold by said deceased to Henry
brigham and half an acre sold to S. S. Baker, and by
him sold to Wm Ross said first desc ribed lot land
after deductng said lots sold aforesaid containing
about A acres OF land as supposed, with one framed
barn thereon erected few fruit thereon growing
and about % improved The other lot bounded on
the west by land of H. c. Brigham and by other lands
said deceased the south by land of s. Baker on the
east by land of Edwin French and the north by land
of G. A. French, from which is to be deducted a small
lot of about three ourths of acre. which William
Ross resides and about half sold by said de
ceased to said Ross said last descrben lot to be
posed to public SALE aforesaid Containing after max
ing said deductions about 40 with about twenty
acres improved, with framed house, and framed barn
thereon erected and apple orchard thereon growing
said lands being of the estate of said deceased.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made known
by the subscriber. L. g. DURFEY,
Smthield, Oct. %, 1862 Administrator.
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NJ OTICE.-Having transferred to E. W
IN BAIRD, ESQ. certain of my Notes and Accounts
in the purchase Real Estate and all persons interested
having been notified of the same transfer those whose
Accounts and Notes remain unsettled on the first No.
vember next. will be left for collection by law as tn
same be settled at that time to close said purchase
Oct Is, 1862, ME-. SOLOMON,
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1OCAL AND GENERAL.

rs-AcRlcu1TuRAL NoTIcE.-The annual
Of the Bradford county Agricultural Society,
hold at the Court House, in this borough, on Mon
WIZ ,to 1st December, at o'clock P. NJ
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e= DEp1CArIoN.- new NJ E Church,
:, sheshequn D.VD will be dedicated on Tuesday, the
o5 of December, at 10 o'clock m Sermon by Rev. F.
G HIBBARD, D. D. Preaching also in the evening at 63
o,cock. All are cordially invited to attend.