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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

THE Abolition press keep extre mely quiet
over the disgracefnl scene enacted by AsDY
JoBEsoK OF the day Of his inauguration as
Wee President Of lhess dis-Uniled States
"Mumv is The word with these Abolition
'hsfpies' who landed this distinguished gen.
fleman so highly while on The stump last
fall making their political speeches. What
have they 70 say now in his isvorl The
American people elected man to the Vice
Presidency who old Parson Brownlow once
charged ss being d1iakdrd, iar and thief
: -Atprsseni, We opine, there are plenty Of
proofs TO subs,autiale the first charge, il not
The two latter. We should not advert 10
this matter was il not that we wish to give
our political. enemies TO understand that we
.seek 10 sskesno advantage Of mans pr:-
.vais record, but wheE II is made public by
his own act We consider il the property OF
avery member of the press who chooses to
sttzck IL. But the whole affair is TOO serious
for nswsps per comment, and ihe lighter i,
is treated The better Tor the dignity and hon
OF of the American people, if they are not
lost 10 those essentials. Did this Rrsat man,
as he once was called by the dominant par
~, happen TO be Vice President elect by
ihs Democracy, tho country would never
have heard the last Of This burning shame
fastened upon our once houorsd and happy
nation.
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Estate of Geo. John, deceased Scott TOrcnshi

Estate of Geo. John deceased Scott Township
7 ETTERS Teslanentary on the Estate OF
- George John, late OF Scott township,
Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted by the Register of said County, TO
Martha Ann John and Caroline s Dewitt,
residing in said township All persons
having claims against the estate OF the de-
cedenl are requested to present tEem for
settlement, and those indebted 10 The es-
slate will make payment forthwith 20
MARTHA ANN JOHN
AND EXecutnN6s.
CAROLINE DEWITT,
April 5. 1865 -S3
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IN Appeal By the Comfy CommlaIOnsrs


Notice is hereby given. that an appeal
win be held By the County Commissloners
in the several townships, in the County Of
Columbia, atthe places and times specified
as follows:
Ia Madison township, on Monday the
oath Of April, inst, at the public house Of
K. A. Smith, in Jerssyiown. In Greenwood
and Pine, on Tuesday the 25,h OF April, at
the public house OF John Leggott, at lola
In Sugarloaf, Jackson and Benton, on We'd
nesday and Thursday the 2erh and 9th of
April, al the public house Of John Stiles,
in Benion. In Fishingcreek, on Friday the
2slh OF April, at the public house of E.
Uuaugsi, al the Forks. In Orange and Mt.
Pleasant, on Saturday the 29lh OF April, at
the public house of Samuel Everett, in Or
angeville. In Hemlock and Moniour, on
Thursday the -4,h Of May, at the public
house Of John Hartman, in Ruckhorn. In
Scott and Centre, on Friday The 5ih OF May /,
at the public house of John Grover. in Gen.
ire. Ia Brarcreek and Berwick, on Saiur.
day the 9th Of May, al the public house of
Monday the 8 b OF May, al the public hous
Of John Keller, in Mifiinvills. In Maine
and Beaver, on Tuesday tie 9Th oil May, al
the public bouss of - Shu ma n, in
Maineville. In Locust and Rosriogcr reek,
on Wednesday AID Thursday the 10Th and
ihh of May, al the public house Of John
L. Hurst. in Slsbtown. In Conyngham, on
Friday the 18th of May, at the public house
of Reuben Wassar, in Conyngham. 10
Caawissa and franklin, on Saturday the
18th OF May, al the public house OF Jacob
Kistier, in Catawissa township. 10 Bloom,
on Monday the 18th of May, al the Com
miesioners' Office, in Bloomsburg.
Also, at the same times and places ihe
State Militia enrolment. as made in No.
vsmber last, will be revised and examined
5y the Commissioners, and oil persons hav
ing causes aud claims for exemption will
attend il they think proper.
By order of the Commissioners.
R. C. FRUIT, C7nk.
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JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR oNR
DOLLAR EACH

l75 Watches (hsndsomeiy engraved and
warranted perfect lime keepers), varying
in prices from $50 90 TO sl20 90 each.
293 Ladies' waches, solid gold huntids
eases, sos 90 each.
$50 Gsp lemen's silver watches IS 90
10 90 90 each.
5000 Latest style yssi and mech ehsinA,
sc to 80 90 each
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins,
2 so 10 25 90 each.
1000 Caliiornia diamond ear drops, 90
10 IS 90 each.
600 Minalute and enameied gents
tearf pins new styles 8 90 10 Is 90 each
1000 Masonic and emblem pins, , 90 10
10 90 each
2 500 Cold band bracelets engraved and
plain, 90 10 20 90 each.
600 Je, and Mosaic brooches, 90 10
10 90 each
1000 Cameo brooches. rich patterns, very
tasty, 3 GO 10 so 90 each.
J 500 FioIenins and Lava Plus, the real
article, 4 90 TO 10 90 each.
J 500 Lava aud Flore tins ear dropA
90 10 10 90 each.
| So0O Coral ear drops. 4 90 TO 90 ssch
! 1000 Ladies' Cbslelalne chains, Jet sad
/ gold Is 90 TO 20 GO each.
! 5000 Gents pins, q splendid assortment,
! 2 90 TO Is 90 each.
1000 Soiifaire sleeve buttons, entirely nsw
slyies, 30 10 0U each.
! 3 600 Studs and siseve buttons, ia ee;s,
very rich, 8 90 tn Is 90 sacn.
900 Sleeve buttons. plaIu eBsmelled
and engraved g on TO go each.
10 600 Piarn and handsomely engraved
rings, 2 SO TO 10 90 eseh
( 900 Spring lockel-, double esse richly
engraved, 2 90 10 IS 90 each.
$1,000 Sets ladies' jewelry, new and lsiess
styles, 6 90 TO II 90 each.
1000 Gold pens, and handsome silver
cases, 90 to 10 90 each
This entire list OF beautliul an5 ysluabls
goods " III he sold for 0He Dollar < sct -
Certlficates OF sill The above afiic!es will be
placed ia envelopes, aud sealed. These
envelopes are by mail, a. or'ersd,
without regard 10 choice. Ol The receipt
Of the Certificate you wiil what you
are 10 have, and then II - at your option 10.
send one dol ar aud lake the article, or not.
/ Five Certificates can be ordered iof SIS
eleven Tor 81; thirty five Tor S5; -ixiy-f
for $40; aud one hundred Tor SIS We
will send single CeurficaIe on tho receipt
oil 25 cents.
G. S. HASKiNS & Co,
Box 427o 80 Beekman 81, u Y.
Bloom burg, April 9Th, 1865
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Commissioners Office,
BIoomsburg, April 5,h, 1865.

The QUOTA for Bloom township is thirty
six. This 10 quite deduction from that OF
ninety eight. The Committee sent to Wash
ington should receive q fair proportion of
credit for this deduction. X shows that the
Trip was not altogether fruiiless, as many
supposed j, would be. The next thing now
to be cens il 10 filI the quota, some way or
other. There have a sufficient number OF
men left this township and gave their cred
iis abroad since law was enacted ccmpe H.
ing all who enter the service 10 credit to the
place Of their residence, 10 more Than fill
our quota. The township should, in our
opinion, hold these mes.; whether it can or
will be allowed tn credit, ve are unable 10
determine. If the township does not re.
ceive the credit an effort should be made TO
fill the quota by volunteering. Lay the tax
al once for $500; give the same TO the man
who puts in substitute as we'll as 10 the
man who is drafted that he may use it at
bic own pleasure, take j, and enter the SER
vice or add sufficient amount 10 it and
procure a substitute and by this means
you may stop the draft and greatly assist
the poor man, upon whom an undue pro
portion OF this war burden has already fall
en-. 10 the years 1861 and 1862 nothing
bni taxes would answer; that was just the
Thing with our Republican friends. Where
are they TO day They were then ready to
hang every person who would not think
and act as they did. They were willing
to vo.e our County Commissioners leather
msdILs because they (lhe oficials) chose
not % levy tax upon the county for volun-
ieeriEg purposes, when they had no LegOI
right 10 do so. Men were mobbed in this
Town for talking against taxation, by men
100 who to-day would cry yos down for fa-
voring the cause.
We were always in favor OF paying q
bounty to volunteers, no matter how it WAS
raised. We are aud always have been op.
posed TO The war, from first to last; and if
ve had il to do, we should not furnish the
Government with another man, but demand
that the war be discontinued upon some
other plan than fighting. But since We have
draft after draft upon rs, ard men will be
furnished TO fill quotas, we say tax thess
stay. at home patriots and make them pay
the fiddler They cried tax, now by all
means let them have il.
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"THERE's no use talkiaz," FRANK LEsLiE's
Lody's 5tagasine and GIzette of Fashion,
beats Them ali. II is ont in full bloom for
A pri, and is decidedly The Ladies' choice.
Its fashion pla.es and patterns are more than
orth the price of subscription, say nothing
about the valuable reading contained in its
columns. This work is considerably larger
than most Magazines. Single subscription,
per aunum 81 co. which is reasonably low
considering all it's good qualities and st;rac-
uun< Serd and get it all who desire an in.
,eresting and useful Magazine. Published
al SGT Pearl ST. New York.
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HiTrING RATHsR HARD The Abolition
Governor OF Connecicui-Buckingh ham-in
his proclamation appointing Friday, April
l4th, day Of fasting aud prayer, makes
some rather hard "hiis" a, some of his par
" friends. He says:
'SeI6>hness and corruption are found in
positions of responsibility and trust, and
are seen in efforts to avoid an equitable
share of pecuniary and personal obliga-
Iiops 10 The nation.
The oath of fidelity TO the Constitution
and 10 high official duty has recently been
taken with slammering tongue, in the
presence of, and TO the reproac h OF the
American people.
Lest anybody should think the Govern
disioyal because Of nuering the above,
we hasten 10 quote the anIidote-:he dogma
that covers alike crime and ''disloyaliy.'
He says: ''Rie hieousness is not establish
ed, nor is slavery abolishe Being right
on he slavery question, he can fire away
as much as he pleases al drunkenness and
official corruption.
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Law OF NEwsPAPERs.-We publish the
following for The benefit of Ibose of our
readers VITO may not be posted in regard
10 The Law of Newspapers:
ist Subscribers VINO do not give express
noifce TO he contrary. are considered as
wishing 10 commune their subscriptions.
81. II subscribers order The disconI:nu-
sEcs Of iheir papers, the publisher may
com, - 20 send them I'LL all that is due is
oald.
81 +: subscribers neglect TO take their
papers rom he office 10 which they are
directed they are held responsible ull they
have eeried their bill aud ordered their pa
pers discontinued.
Ash Il subscribers move TO other place
without informing the Publisher, snd the
paper IL sent 10 the former direction, they
are helJ responsible
5h. Refusing to take paper from the
office or removing and leaving it uncsIIed
for Is Prina tacis evidence OF intentional
fraud
9Th A postmaster negIecling 10 inform
the publisher when paper is not taken
from the office makes himself liable for the
subscription price.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

FoR SaLE,-Tweniy dollars worth Of good
fertilizer This ferliizer has been proved
in practice 10 be the cheapest, most profit
able and best, for the farmer, gardener and
fruit grower, of all concentrated manures
now offered in the market. II is composed
Of such elements as make il adapted 10 the
growth of all kinds of crops in all kinds OF
SOIL
We will also dispose of an order calling
for one OF FiakIe & Lyons first class Fifty
Dollar Sewing Machines, with hemmer and
feIIer and all necessary hxings. Any per.
son in need of capital family sewing ma
chine will do well 10 call upon us.
We also have for sale an order for one oil
GaovEsTEES & Co.'S No. Three Hundred
Dollar Piauo-Foues, of splendid Rosewood
seven oclaves, extra mouldings, serpen.
line base. fret Tyre, harp pedal and carved
Louis XIV STYLE. This Piano took The pre-.
MUM at the w ord's Fair besides al many
Other exhibitions.
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U. s. 7-3O LoAk.-Whils this loan pre-
senis great advantages 10 large capitalists,
il offers special inducements 10 those who
rssh 70; make safe aud profitable invest
ment of small savings. 1t 10 in every way
the, best Savings Bank for every insliiu-
.tiop of this kind must somehow invest iis
deposits profiIably in order TO pay interest
aud expenses. They will inves. largely in
this loan as the best investment. Bui from
shs gross intsresi which they receive, they
must deduct largely for ,he expenses of the
Bank Their usual rate of interest allowed
no dsposiiors is 8 per cent .pon sums over
ssn0sa The person who invests directly
with Government will receive almost so
per cent more. Thus the man who de-
sposiss 9 1000 in private Savings Bank re-
-csises 80 dollars year interest if he de-
posts the same sum in this National Saw
iazs' Bank be receives 7s dollars For those
Who wish 10 fiod safe. convenient, and
profitable means OF investing the surplus
earnings which they hays reserved for their
old laes OF for the benefit OF their children
sihefe IL nothing which presents 50 many
advantages as This National Loan.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

&, aDUsfks The las, Presidential campaign
the. !, Abolition managers in Philadelphia
posted hand bill in every porio7 OF the
cily, which read somewhs, in this wise
= II Mcclellan and Psndlelon are elected,
. and Mcclellan should die and Psndleton
be made President what would become oI
the country - No -doub, this inquiry is
familiar TO mos, of our readers, as the pla-
card in question was conspicuousIy exhib-
tied in every portion Of the city. The NOM
sjDees of the Democracy were defeated, ard
Lincoln and Johnson were chosen. 10 view
of the late di-eraceful inauguration scene
ai Washington, 10 which Andrew Johnson
.uas so prominent an actor, the question
has been pertinenrly asked Nov that
Lincoln and Johnson ars elected, if John
son should become President, what would
become Of The country p The question
propounded by the Abolition mansgers last
Summer, before the election, was regarded as
. very shallow election dodge, and caused
= smile 10 pass over the features Of all who
s~e the Ubiquitous placard. The question
nov arked by the whole nation, after the
eIecfion, i8s solemn, serious inquiry, and
causes true American heart to ghrob with
painful apprehensions. Is no, this 9 prac.
iicsi iIustra,ion OF The old adage. that
s'curses like chickens always come home
% roost =
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

JOSH BILLINGS in the Troy News, gives
weekly sciutilaiions oil the ripest wis
dom. The last is in the form of advice 10
4 Young Iady as 10 how she shall receive
proposal: You ought tew take II kind.
iooksng down hill, with an expression about
half uckled and half skast. Alter The pop
dou think would say yes or no, but lei
he ihing kind lake its own course
There z long courtships and short engage.
ranJs.p
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THE President of he Northern States Mr..
LtScoLS yields TOO much 10 pressure and
had ad ice from his political friends They
lesd him astray, from mis- OWE convictions,
200 DGen. He should possess more courage,
backbone aud independence, and not be
ever ready 10 yield TO The persuasions of
be wicked aod ireacherous haFpies who
too frequently darken the halls OF the Presi-
dental mansion. He should put that ''fool
down. OF ass aud cau-e these vul.ures 10
quit his domiciI for some more appropriate
place.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

A certain Judge was obliged TO sleep win
an lrishman in q crowded hotel, when the
following conversation ensued
'sPat, you would have renamed io0g
time in the old country before you could
have slept with Judge, would you not !'
.Yes, yer honor" said Pat; ''and
think your honor would have been long
time in the oud country before ye'd been
a Judge too"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

A Company formed under Capt. JoNEs,
Lieuis- YoRDy and STEINER, of this place,
eft Camp Curtin, on Friday last. fully equip
ped looking firsi-rate, for Roanoke Island,
North Carolina. This is tine second com pa
ny, OF Colrmbia county troops, which has
entered the one years service since the
late call for three hundred thousand more
men. The first Company was taken out by
Capt. PEALEs. This county has put in the
sttvice lolersby large number Of men,
notwithstanding the copperhead proclivities
so much talked of by our Republican neigh.
bo,s as being so prevaleu, in this communi-
~, and especially in the upper.townships.
Dor political enemies are loatb TO enter the
service, but insis, on every person who does
moi think, talk and believe as they do, 10
engage in this unnatural strife. When we
consider The matter in lie proper light there
is no room 10 doubt the propriety of these
republican in notgoing into the army; they
simply are encouraging and conducting a
war which is wrong IN every particular,
without the shadow of just cause, and
which has for its object if il has anything
The abolition of the institution of slavery
This war is an attack upon that soulhern
institution, and the Abolition party which
brought about this trouble feel the weight o
their gull, so sensibiy that they refrain from
doing anything like entering the service,
only when they cannot ouoid the draft.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

The Spring Session of my School will
open on Tuesday the 18th inst, 10 the
Basement of the German Reformed Church.
All the branches OF lib eTal English Edu
cation will be taught. Prices will range
from So 10 Sc per quarter of clever weeks
Instructions will be given in any Of ,he
fancy branches, and also on the Forte Piano
or Melodeon.
ELEONORA I. LESCHER.
N-.J rocS
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CooK,Sc WITHOUT FIRE-M BABISET. o.
the French Institute, has recently iaid be
Tore the Academy ihe results of his exPerI-
menls in this direction. His receipt is.
sPlace your ood in a black pot, cover il
with pane of glass, and stand it in the
sun. The water soon boiIs, and the food il
said 10 be OF better favor than II cooked ia
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-05

A LOYAL woman has written an able pa
per on he crisis. in which she protests
aasInsl killing off all the men. Size says I;
Il do not believe ia fighting for the country
ana the flag 10 The last man, and il seems to
me any body is an idiot who talks such nou-
sense. Wha. would the country be 10 me
or any other woman, "it tbs iast msu" was
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

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well AID thousand things never publish
ed before, read the revised and enlarged
edition OF Medical Common Sense" Al
curious book for curious people, and .
good book for every one. 400 pages, 100
illustrations. Price $3.50 Coutents table
sent free to any address, Books may bs
had al the book stores, or will be sent by
mail, post paid on receipt o. the price.
Address Or. z. 3. FOOTE, MD.
iiso Broadway, New York,
Feb. 4. 1865 6mo
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FAcTs-We find the following floating
aFonnds--If, before the war, il bad been
certain that all who might iavor the war,
would have been compelled to shoulder tis
musket, there would have been no war,
II now, al. who are in favor of hvigor-
ons prosecution OF the war" were to be
compelled 10 join in the ranks, the war
would GENE 10 . speedy end.
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Bt00MsBURG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5th, 1865.


Tresday evenings papers confirm the
report that Richmond and Petersburg have
fallen. Il ough, to bring peace soou.
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81, s6 8 O, o O 81
WORTH OF
WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS. sc.
@. s. HASKtNS e. CO..
SO Beekman Street. NtC Yark.. :.
offer tie ftllowing Inducements 20
Buyers Of Valuable
u A~GR1ok2Hs

Having been for long time engaged
the Packet business, and established our
reputation for psomptuess and reliability,
and possessing great facilities Tor selling
Jewelry In this way, We are confdent tsat
we eau give satisfaction TO sll who feel
disposed 10 patronize
$3.50. 900 WORTH OF WATCHES DfA-
mond Pins, Chains, &c., TO he sold for Que
Dollar each, without regard to value, aRd
not TO be paid for untii you know what yon
are 10 receive.
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O~vT@RakV
OF every Description, Fine and Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry is not surpassed in This
place. Call and examine his general az
sortment Of Clothing, Watches, Jewelry,
&c. &c. DAVID LOWENBERG. ;
Bloomsburg, April 20, 1865.
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IS6 lS6
PENNSYLVANIA & ERIE RAIL ROAD
This great line raverses the Northern
and Northwest couniie- OF Penns ylvsnia TO
the cuy of Ere, on Lake Erie.
II has been leased BY The Pennsy lvania
Rail Road Company, aud rs operated by
them.
Its entire length was opened for passen-
ger and freight business, Oct. l7th, 1864.
Time of Passenger trains al NoTih'd-
Leave Eastward.
Mail Train 10 10 p. NJ.
L Haven, Ac'moda,ion, IA 27 A. n.
Leaves Westward.
Mail Train, % A. b.
EImira Expres Train, Is .'
Lock Haven Ac'mod9rion Z 81 P. M.
Passsngehca run through on Mail train
without ch 4Hee boh ways between Phila-
delphia Erie, and Baltimore and Ere.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the Mail Tain
both ways between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven, and on Elmira Epxress Train both
wavs between Williamspou and Baltimore.
For information respecting Passenger
business apply at cor. 30th and Market SW.,
Phiiodelphia. And for Freight business OF
the CoTpsny's Agent.
/ S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Mat
ket Street, Philadelphia.
j. w. Reynolds, Erie.
J. NJ Drill, Ae'I. N. c. X. R.. Baltimore.
H. n HOUSTON.
General Freight a Il. Phil'a.
II. w. GWiNNER,
General Ticket Agi. Phi'A-
JOS D. POTTS,
General Manager, WiIlismspori.
Feb. 22, 1865.
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Executrixes, Notice

Bloomsburq, April 5th, 1865.
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,
Speaker of the House of Represeu atives
WILLIAM J TURRELL.
Speaker Of tie Senate.
APPRov fifteenth CAV of March,
Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty Ave
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
Governor oil this Commonwealth.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-12-30
Public Lectures.

Several gentlemen o: our Village, represent
ing the Pulpit, the Bar, aud the walks of pri
Natc lie, have consested 10 deliver series OF
Lectures in the Court House, for the enter.
ta'hinent oi our community during the winter
The theme sslccted-"Thc Evidences of Chris
hanity'-is one in which the whole public
mind feels deep intercst and We hope these
gentlemen viii be able to give US both enter,
tanment aud profit The first Lecure will be
delivered OH Friday night, tho 9TH of January
by the Pastor of the Presbyterian Church Of
this place. Subject, ''The necessity OF a Rev.
ela;ion from God and the condiii on Of man
without it," The entire public Of the Village
and vicinity are invited to attend.