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The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

"The sunlight of our house is four year.
older. named Lambert. Now Lam is parr
licuarly fond of Sundays, that day being to
him the shortest in the week Why Sun.
day should be his peculiar choice is Il point
which sometimes puzzles me, and | can only
account for it by his love of music, and es
pecially organ, or loud music, as he calls it.
A few days ago he WAS sitting on the front
steps of the house, when a boy, in passing
remarked to his companion that he hated
Sundays, as he did not know what to do
with himself Lam Immediately jumped up
and asked him if he didn't want to 60 to
heben.
Yes, suppose So" replied the boy.
"Den 90 to church and hear big music,
and you'll feel heben all day Sunday.
The idea of heaven being all day Sun-
day is good many sermons in few words"
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

WHAT WILL PLEASE IT?-The Sacramento
Union raked down His Excellency, Governor
Stanford, for writing ",hat political letter."
The call Of the chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee, Mr.. Sherman, for
so called Union convention, did not meet
with the Unicn's Endorsement. Crittenden's
call for the meeting of the Breckinridge
State Central Committee was a ghastly sort
of Joke with the Union. And Gen. Colton's
letter has elected condemnatory leader,
three fourths of column in length, from
our Sacramento cotemporary. Two quesl
tons naturally suggest themselves in this
connections What course should the people
of California pursue to please the Union?
and is there possibility of its being pleased9
Grass Valley National.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

Every drop of milk brought in Paris is
tested at the barriers by the lectometer, to
see if the "iron taled,cow" has been guilty
of dilu,ing it-if so the whole of it is
remorselessIy thrown into the gutter. The
Paris milk is very pure in consequence. If
tradesman adulerates any article Of food
offered for sale, he is first fined, and then
made publicly to confess his fault, by means
of placari in his window, setting forth the
exact nature of trick he has played upon his
customers.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

INFORMATION WANTED-We have been
written to, recently, regarding the wherea-
bouts of a man named Dan Sheenan, who
came to this country from Galena, 10 Dav
les county, Illinois. When last heard from,
about seven years ago. he was at Placerville,
El Dorado county. Shcenan if in the coun'
try, will find it to his advantage to commu-
nicate Immediately with James Thompson,
Gaena, Illinois, who has the management
of business in which Sheenan is interested.
California exchanges will render favor by at
least copying the substance of this paragraph.
Grass Valley NahonaL
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

A SARCASTIC WIFE.-Husband, who has
arrived home at a late hour of the night:
"pon't look so cross love-l have been de,
tained on committee"
Wfe-"I don't like those committees
they are nuisances ! suspect that"
Husband Gnterrupting her)-"Just hear
that Internal catawaulngw
Wife (sarrasiira!l, 30, that's our old
Tom cat. Hes cal on committee guess
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

DIFFERENCE IN TIME.-When it is l2
o'clock. NJ. at San Francisco, it is Ia minutes
past in New York, 25 minutes 4S seconds
past at Boston, 10 minutes A seconds past
2 at Chicago, so minutes 40 seconds past 2
at Charleston, 9 minutes 40 seconds past
at New Orleans, minutes seconds past
at ST. Louis, and Al minutes 40 seconds past
| at Salt Lake.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

NH- The overgrown monster of steam'
ship. the Great Eastern, is lying on the
'.gridiron" at Cardiff, nobody being willing to
invest in her the $1,000 needed for repairs.
She will probably be broken up and sold for
old iron.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

GRAND Royal ARCH CHAPTER f. u A. M.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing year:-A. Hollub, G. II. p;
f. Ii. Van Decar, D. G. Fl. p; John Kirk
patrick. G. K; ChGs. Marsh, G. S; p. W.
Shepheard, G. T.; L. G. Owens, G. s.; VIM.
Wlmott, G. c.; VIM. A. Davies, G. G. of Ii {;
A. Kahn. r. A. c.; o. Fl. Dbble. G. l..
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17
HEAD QUARTERS SALOON
JAMES MAHON, Proprietor

ON MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO THE
" Post Office, takes this method of informing
the public, that the Bar of the Head Quarters: $:
still continues to be supplied with the best OF IL
quors and cigars. All are invited to call ana see
foI Themselves, Janll 'oz' my
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17

n4y- The New York Tribune is suspected
of having had share in the swindling con
tracts made in Missouri, under the authority
of Gen. Fremont and Quartermaster Mckin'
stry.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-17
bRAINARD HOUSE,,
.INCOLN. PLACER COUNTY, CAL.

TIME undersigned having fitted up TINS -
manner ia nrenared to entertain his !ss4s-.
friends % and ID the public generally with the best
mediately opposite the Depot Of tn the Central .na
Railroad. and convenient to it. Stages leave '"e
House daily, fer all parts Of the mines. nropn
Lincoln Feb. 22d. l862.-my
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

redued and educated lady, which on account Of
iIs merit send sou acOpy Of fcH edL
The properly Uncle Sam captured here, is a
large farm with forage erough to keep oaf
company three months, but hope we are pot
going to remain for the purpose Of using r.
The company is very comfortably quartered 10
dining and reception rooms.
Gen George p. Davis, the former proprietor
Of the estate was worth 100000, The mos,
wealthy man in this part Of Missouri His chief
business was buying slaves aud taking them
Sontbi The quantity Of chains found, used for
the purpose Of securing them together, when
on the way South. would surprise one Of our
benighted Ashlabua residents. One Of the
old women we found here showed where the
last string Of slaves was chained together, which
must have been 100 yards long. The men
only were chained together, the women and
children we're driven along, handcuiied only. /
Hoping the above will look much better 10
you than TO me, remain yours. SAD.
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BY order OF The Trustees.

RAnRoAB AocIDrkr.--Mr JonS SnKARs,
"a freight conductor on the Cleveland aud Erie
Railroad,aud a brother Of PLArr snEARsor this
village met with his death on Wednesday
morning, 10 very sudden munner lie was
coming vest on the train, ahd when about d
mile from Conneaut attempted topass from the
forward car 10 the locomotive, when le missed
his footing and fell under the wheels OF the
car, which passed over him, killing him instant.
.ly s 4
Mr Shears was one Of the Oldest conductors
on the eroad and had been in The employ Of the
company for ten years lie was much liked BY
his employers and fellow employees, and bad
a wide circle Of friends. lie was widower,
and had daughter. and sister in Erie entirely
dependent on him for support
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

TELKGRAPHING WHIPPED.-Last week we
made arrangements with bro. Reed of the Tele-
graph, to "put in type" part Of the "Names
OF Volunteers" in to-days paper. lie was TO
send the same down on Monday Evenings Ac.
commodation,-he did not get it ready for the
train, and teegraphed US soon after the cars left
asking what should be done, The train came
minus the type or an explanation. We won
deEsd what brother Reed vas about All
o'clock, Tuesday morning q workman in Mr..
Reeds employ came down in cutter, bringing
the type and stated that we had been telegraph.
On Tuesday morning at half-past 8 the lost mes
sage made its appearance, seCez hours and a
k0lf behind ke caller Bro Reed, you deserve
credit for speed. Had we received the dis,
patch e soon as il came, we should hayetele-
Mr. u. to send the type on Tuesdays mail, and
thereby saved him an expeBJe Of about So, in
Cured Ia sending private conveyance. The
Telegraph Company too have lost the price OF
OF one message by thisloperatiop. II We don't
know whether any one is TO blame or not. but
for the credit Of the institution we would saw
for, pittys sake don't let horse flesh outstrin
lightning. Reporter.
Not 80. fast. friend Reporter. The Telegraph
Comp, never loses anything by the delinqgsn-
cy Gifts agents, as 10 this case for example--we
made known the failure, snd then paid for the
-Senpiee
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Sharpe and Desperate COnaeit!
THE OLD FORTRESS 1mpREGNAnLE .

.G
Reinforeamcnts are arriving daily in the
shape of the LATEST and NEWEST STYLES Of
GooDs, not only bought for Cash, but paid for
when bought, which enables the Old Fortress
to distance all competitors in the way Of Lo,c
Prices. The proof of the pudding is in the
eating.
am now in the daily receipt of NEW
GOODS, purchased in New York with the
cash at the very lowest prices. by an experience
ed buyer aud can offer extra inducements 10
the way OF Good Goods, at Low Prices
My stock comprises almost everything that
is necdful for comfort or luxury, and to enumer-
ate all the different styles, would require more
room than the printer could we'll spare in the
present crowded state Of the advertising list
But Just remember three things:
Remep,Ber-Thut lltbat glstens isnot gold
neither are all telegraphic dispatches reliable.
Remernber-Tbat most merchants claim 70
sell goods for the fun Of the thing, but that
do it because | ike it, and mako money by it.
AeNf"eef = Au1s sasa OAgs eheaper any
where, thuu credit for credit is "a slow coach
that requires a vast deal of labor to keep in
running order
and Don't Forget
To call and look before you buy elsewhere.
TO bring your money with you. If you don't
spend it, it will do to keep.
But GbOpe all
Don't forget 20 keep your credit good by
prompt fulGllment of all promises.
All kinds of Produce taken in Eyehaage Cor
goods at the highest market prices, aud on ae-
count, at cash prices tn RH'Tasa
November 81, 1861, II. 10 MORRISON.
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A violent assault was committed at the Con-
neaut Depot, on Wednesday last, by one PAT
'MURPHY, discharged empoyeeu pom the road,
upon the person Of L. STANLEY, Division Mas
ter, which came near proving fatal. He was
struck upon the temple with stone, which
knocked him down, and produced delirium,
leaving his fate, at last accounts, in much IN.
certainty MURrnY was arrested, examined,
and committed.
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Ma TEIEoRAPH--I send you receipt
for making coffee, sent to me 10y friend
from the West. We have used several
kiuds Of home made coffee, but found none
that.gase soch satisfaction ssthis. We have
used il about four weeks, Ifyour other snb-
scribers like itsas well as We IL, il will save
them in a year twice the cost Of the 1siel
graph
Take pint Of indian meal, pint Of wheat
-four 4 a teaeup of molasses, teaspoonful of
salt, aud add water 10 make it like dough. Then
cut il out like yeast cakes. Put them 10 pau
aud dry them in the oven. When thoroughly
dry, Brown them 10 the oven to dark brown.
nearly black. 10 make the coffee, put two Of
these cakes aud teaspoonfuI OF ground coffee
10 the coffee pot and pour on hot water the
same as other cUtfee. Some use u tablespoon
Of ground coffye and an egg.
Ashtabula, Heb A. 1862. LING
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Az ErcclIcm HFiac for FtnaIcs'

Every Family should use SPeers Saui-
RUci vtuc.-Ceebrated FOR It's medicinal and beneficial
guaities genuine Stmulant Tonic Duretic ard Sudn
rife highly esteen9d by eminent physicians aud come Of the
first families of Erliope aud America.
As n DluFetlc Il Impair n healthy sc,ion 10 the
Gands aud Kneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial ia
nropsy, Geut Eruptons, and Rheumatic affections.
AS SndOrfflc u opens the pores and eNpeis all i'm
purties By nsensbe perspaton thereby driving of Eur
Ons and cleansing the surface giving tone and vgor to the
whsle system aud BLooaSG SoFT, and HEAILY copdi-
tion to the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's wine Is not mixture manufactured ar'
ucle but h pure the Juice ~ the longa SambucuR
eiivaad United ses aud recon niendedh BY Chemist
aud Physicians posesFi ng medieluA properties spperoT
any other 10 use and excellent article Tor all
and ebitatcd persona aud the aged and infTm
proving the appetite, and benentug ladies and children.
Ladies' Wine, because II will not nio1cate other
wines, II contains no mixture OF spirits or other liquors
aud Is adned for ~ Tch peculiar hayqE and nuiTluye
pfope,ties imarng healthy the digestive Organs,
anda blooming, soft aud hcahy skin and eoDplexou
None genuioe unless the Fgasture of ALEREp SFEER,
PaSsaie n. j. ia the cork o. e4sh bottle Make one
trial Of this vine. A, SfEtR Proprietor
Vinsyard. at Passsie n. j. once, Ne 2os Broadway,
NsS So, fs !, ss Il 3,Sss, s eSr1ASp Drusls
A.h!absla IVY
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HlAe WastsrS Reser0e Cheonieat and Tram
ouH DeMoeras have been consolidated. The
hrst number OF the joint issue apears this week.
There Is aeumer that Nj Weeks, Of the Can
Geld Hsrald' Is to remove bis establishment 10
Warren, and publish Democrat paper in lieu
Of the Democrat
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UsA1LEvrGrED--We still hear Of the unal-
'leviated suffering Of the families of our brave
volunteers. Our alusiOn TO this subject week
or two since, turned for the moment, the cur
rent Of thought and sympathy in this direction
and 10 isolated cases charity, if So we may call
it, was bestowed and temporary relief afforded
but no concerted, or systematic action has been
taken FOR meeting in any adequate manner, or
removing the evil. Should there not beH Our
community are not niggards or wanting in hu-.
name aud generous feelings, but some one with
sufficient warmth Of heart aud energy Of pur-
pose is needed to designate way and lead of
in the work and the means would not be want.
ing TO fully alIay the suffering, but to prevent
the temptation to which destitution and neglect
often expose poor human nature.
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DIED.

In this Village on Ihurday morning Feb G.
CARRIE, aged years daughter of J. @, Far
mer. @
In Kngsville, Jan 9th, GEoRaE JAY, infant
son of Moses end Caroline NJ Van Slyke
In the Military Hospital, near Rola, No.
Jan. 22d of quick consumption, Dox. ALrHoS-
soson of Elisha Farnham Esq, .,of Conneaut, agd
26 years.
In Unionville, Jan. both, Deacon CUsnING
CvSNINGIlAM, aged 90 years.
In Unionvie, Jan. 3lst, GARLASo FAssRTr,
aged II years.
In SaybroOk, Feb I'd, Mrs. SARAH Fisk,
aged -
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sEwARE OF I,lPosIrIex.

Persons taking instrumcuts around pretending TO cell
cheap &c generally have unreliable grade Of insiruments
Persons about purchasing should always write 10 Nj Hail. or
see him befo;e doing so.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

FiHE 4isT OF VOLUNTEERS published iu our
columns, this week, is not, we ure aware, entire.
ly~ecrrect, andiwe shall be glad 70 receive any.
corrections from the friends of those whose
names appear, that the list may be revised
for afuture insertion If it shaIlbe deemed ad-
visable.
Since the above was.written we have conclu-
ded 10 defer the list to another week.
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Relief for the Amictcd,
DR. S. G, CLARK,

DR. 5. g. CLARK
Having had seventeen years experience IN the practice Of
medicine, during which time he has treated ouSsn az ma
uenis all forms Of acute chronic diseases wh unpa
aeed success (O which your friends or neighbors
can testify and sprepaod 70 give relief 10 an who may an
ply Particular attention ID y given to the cure az Co..
Nervous Diseases Female defaRsenets every character
viii be treated With success.
Alse will old sores and al eruPtFa diseases Of what
ever character they may BE-, he makes use Of nnire1
BOtonea remedies, No eaoHe other deleterious drugs
used.
Persons at distance dsfiFlg advise aud Medicine will send
general DESCRIPTION Of the appearance Of the urine with
corect eateent o the faAf, oHn OF the disease, SD
general history Of the sympoms With name, age &c.
an communications nusl Be directed 10
a. S. 4. CLARK, ND,
Cleveland Oct 1861
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NFw FraM I'VE hear Of new nrm 10 town,
and the return, and connection therewith, Of o
former much esteemed fellow citizen whose
alnelo-hnnded Struggle 10 this rugged world
hhs on former occasions exposed him 20 our
udfeie1etI sympathy. but whose altered condi-
ton now, will secure him from any such calami-
" IN fntnfe, We are not authorized however
10 say much about the business reiasiop. OF
the other either, just now. Perhaps the former
WIN be more formally noticed in future, -
OF RtFiNERY AT CoSNEAUr.--The refinery
at Conneaat commenced operations last week,
and several barrels Of excellent oil tas been pro-
duced. ns an carnest Of what win be done when
u gets into fulI working order Coal oil would
be an economical light to burn, were It not for
The frequent brcnkarage Of lamp chimneys
Leather chimneys and east iron eMmneys are
Opaque TO such on extent es TO be useless. But
we loaru that patent apucalcd chimney has
been invented that will not break from. hea',
cleeping,or ordinary usage. We hope for
their iutroductiOu here at an early day 81
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HNION Envelopes, Paper, and BADGES
" a.ths siso g Ihs Sssgs & sGigsa." " 0,pleK
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Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance, have instruments sent To-
em and may rely upon being hy dealt with as though
they were herr 20 select.
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"A LADTBs' AID, OR MITE SOCIETY is 10 oaera-
tion down at Garfield, Maboniug county, which
derives its principal revenue from Kissing
Under the impulse OF patriotism, all that non-
sensical prudshness about the contact OF two
pairs Of sweetpoutipg ruby Iips,is SWEPT away
and all scruple is removed by the mile contri-
buted and the end.it subseryes. We are not
told bow much the tax leviedin each particular
case is fixed at, or whether like the corn law
of Great Britain, it is arranged upon the sliding
scale principle, graduated to The attract
iyeness of the kissee, aud with wise reference
I o the healthness aud steadiness the market
Without some such contrivance an unequal
distribution Of distinction and favor might dis
turb the harmony OF the institution, and result
in heartburnings and jealousies. We are not
surprised that such feature shouldhave grown
into such favor among the Oanfedites, but we
e are surprised that our friend WEEKS OF the
,Herald, with all his callaury, should disturb
s,the equilibrium Of the community by a deliber-
ate attack upon it. If, as is intimaled, there
is anything in bis domestic rclations which
forbids the swelling of his bosom to the
impulses of patriotism, it is not generous to
insist that the whole community should don the
straight jacket which hampers his freedom. 1t
is gratifying, however, to know that the old
bluuderbus, which be has brought TO bear upon
this patriotic source of revenue for the relief Of
the gallant volunteers, has kicked its owner
over, and that the new feature has been more
6rmly established by the ordeal. Good, for the
ladies of Canfeldl BY the way, would il not
be we'll to revive the two aid societies Of this
place which have languished and fckered out
and after re-organizing With special reference to
<he grace, beauty and sweetness OF the more
prominent officers, start afresh, giving due i'm
,portance to the feature which finds such favor,
and has given such a measure Of success to the
Garfield institution Popularity and success
are inevitable.
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Wheeler s. Co.'S Water Drawer Is soldty 4
GEORGE q HuBBAkD.
Musical InstruetiOn.- MfssA. K. EASTMAN
will give Lessons the Piano and Melodeon 10 few scho
as either advanced or beginners Pups aied ~ their
residences " required. December 90 1891. i
Instruction in Muslc.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS.
whore long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him far the work. holds himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon the -Hf lH I
Organ, PianofOrte, Violin or Guitar
at his residence 10 Ashabuia, from ftiday Erenng until
Mouddy Noon and from 5Resday Ersning until 1harsday
No0n In coLnecon With the Union Scooin Conneaut Mr
D. will Be found at the Blake House In That pace, the
mainder Of the Sheet MusIc and hooks furnished when
Instruments for In instruction, furnished at Ashabula
and COnneaut
Instruction IN vocal Music will be eecn one more
voices. AShtabua, Dec 20, 1861.
Matthews ChOceIate Worm Drops d
Never fail to destroy e1teFuinae all kinds Of intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable n all cases and Ear superior
any and all the Fancy Worn COnfeeticus
vsmgeB In They may be taken at all times with per-
feet y they contain No Mercury other doeterous
drug. Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children other No catharc whatever necessary
given Each bos contains "a Droa Tosengos Pico P5e
For Sale byal Druggists and Dealers Ia Bedcines AfA
A.LMATngws, Gen. Agent, Bufalo,
6lS Lsl 9t srt and Fort Eiie, G. W.
FOR RENT.-Oycr cur store nice largo aud very
pleasant front room with closet. -......,..- 1 i
RRfF's Guide 10 Executors aud AdplinlstIators, or
sale at this Office
BlaniSs.-A good assortment hand at Gil lines at
lhlH oihce. a : d
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Musical Instruction M1SSA. K EASTMAN
will give Lessons the Piano and Meodeon 10 few schol-
ag either advanced beginners. Pupils attended ~ their
residences " required December 20, 1891.
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In Jefferson, by Rev. Thomas Oliver. Jan
goth, Miss EMMA :, aALLoNAS, TO MF ALLEN Nj.
SMITH, all OF Audover.
In Erie, Peur, jan. 23d, Capt @. G. TAFT,
TO Miss ELLEN NJ WmTE, both of Paiusville.
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THpaSLiPs IN TUG FIRsT CoNoREoArroSAI
CHURcn win be rented for the pressnt year. OF
Thursday next lthe 18Th inst, a. one O'Clock
Pm. at the chnroh b
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This Is an Opportunity before offered To the citizens
Of Akhtabula county vicinity for procuring
Persons expecting to buy in year tEo oud embrace
this opportunity as once,
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TRUE 10 THE LkrrER.

MR. HALL positively, and ondshably with his expe-
enee and economical methad of doing 6sness furnish st
class instruments better Terms than other dHeTs can
ford to-
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Home Insurance Compapy,
cAsh csIitsl al pssa n ........'.. - s, ,eoaoee
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DEAL ESTATE AT A BARGAINl :
g aeas q as@ wh sa ss1e s.ass 4 sfsa % sat,s
occupisdky w. Hin aear Asllaoaa village Gao Be- be,
al great 1assaln WIN season9ple terms o. rssneDt
Rchmand township. good yosd, beopging y W hi
EaqRige Of ogassor Of tQs h'hASaR1l. AfaslaelA.
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wheeler s Coz water nEayves sqlagy
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DEnioATioss Tho new Congregational
Church isso nearty fetdy Cor use that We'd
nesdag tbe l9tltof February, has been de-
cided upon as The duy for dedication The
services win commence % I O'Clock ? M
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Instruction in Muslc.-PROF. 7. u. HOPKINS,
who're long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him fr the work. holds himself readiness
for giving instruction upon the -Hn. ....-.a...n