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CAUTION FROM THE AMERICAN WATOH
COMPANY.

1, having come to our knowledge that imita-
tons Of the American Watch have been put
upon the market in great Dumber, calculated by
their utter worthessness to ure the reputation
of our genuine products, to protect our own in
terests and the public from imposition we AGAIN
publish the trade marks by which our Watches
may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches
The First has the name
" AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham'
Mass engraved on the inside plate
The Second has the name
"APPLETON, TRACY s. CO., Waltham,
Mass" engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT, walthan, Mass en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
ed in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass, engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
dial.
All the above described Watches are made OF
various sizes, and are sold in gold orslver cases,
as may be req lired.
1t is hardly possible for us to accurately de-
scribe the numerous Lnltatlo0S 10 WHICH we nave
alluded. They are usually inscribed with names
so nearly approaching cur own as to escape the
observation of the unaccustOmed buyer. Some
| are represented as made by the "Union Watch
| Co., Of Boston, Mass."-no such company exist
! ing. Some are named the ''soldler's Watch, "
to be cold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery style
usually known as the SOLDIERS Watch" 9th
ers are named the Appleton Watch CO." Others
the "P. S BARLEY" instead OF our "P. S. Bart
lett :" besides many varieties named in such t
manner as to convey the idea that they are thu
! veritable productions of the American Watcl
Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers, against buying certain articles called
watches, SO freely advertised in illustrated pa
pers as Army. W atohes," "oticers' Watches
I.Magic Time Observers" "AIcana Watches,
&C., the prices of which are stated to be from
seven to sixteen dollars. A good Watch, il
these times, cannot be afforded for any sucE
II oney.
A little attention on the part Of buyers vii
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Apene IS for the American Watch Company
1S2 Broadway, New York.
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STANDARDS OF BEAUTY
BRANHRETH,S PILLS.
WHOSE TIMELY USE, UNDER PRoNI
DkNCE, HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.

WHOSE TIMELY USE, UNDER PRoNI-
DENCE, HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new,
uutrieI remedy; they have been used and tested
in the United state for thirty ears, and are re-
lied upon h HUNDREDS Of thousands Of families
as almost their sole medicine when sick. Nc
care or expense is spared in their preparation,
and u IS certainly true when I assert that no
King can have a MEDICINE safer or surer than
Braudreth's Pills,
They produce a good edeo. upon disease al
most Immediately they are taken. By some
wonderful power perhaps electric or nervous
influence, the progress of diseased action is ar
rested where watch1ulness and pain have been
present, the system becomes quieter- and the
patient soon obtains refreshing sleep.
The genuine Brandreth Pill Box has upon ii g
United States Government Stamp with B. Bran
dreth in White Letters in the same.
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Affairs i'm Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Au

NASHVILLE, AUg.fJ'
The Episcopal convention nominated
for Bishop of the diocease Of Tennessee
Rev. Chas. y, Quintard, who for four
wears was chaplain Of the Rock City
Guards. and afterwards Of a rebel regi-
ment from this city. He was unani-
mously elected on the FIRST ballot.
Some returned rebel soldiers on
Wednesday night burt the freedmen's
school at Decherd, Tenn. Mr.. Schuly,
the teacher, was obliged to fly for his
life. Gen. Johnson, commanding the
middle district Of Tennessee has taken
prompt measures to suppress these and
other lawless acts.
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Ernm South CarOIima.

NEW I OkNl sept IT.
Late advices from South Carolina
states that the election Of delegates to
the State Constitutional Assembly pass
ed of quietly last Tuesday. Only about
a quarter Of the names on the Union
ticket are elected-the majority are con-
sentative,
Wade Hampton and several officers Of
the late confederate army have been re
turnde by large majorities,
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From WcNiCO.

NEw York, Sept. 10,
rhe Sunday Murcury says private leu
iers rom the city Of Mexico TO the 28th
state that the city was under the most
tyranous form OF martial law.
On the 9th, NJ, Zamacona, 'ormery
minister OF State, Romeo Rubio, ex-
member OF Congress and VI, Jugman
together with twenty-six Others were
arrested and sent 20 San Juan d Ulloa
for alleged conspiracy TO kill Maximil-
ian.
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THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERAoY or
nlE A AIERLCAN NLADIL

THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERAoT or
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
And the early melancholy decline OF childhood
and youth, just published by DR.. Stone, phys"
clan to the Troy Lung and Hygienio Institute,
4 treatise on the above subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, marasmus and eonsumpbon,
wasting OF the vital fluids, the mysterious ana
hidden causes Of palpitahCn, impaired nutrition,
and digestion.
this book.
Treatmen; sent By mai and letter as usual,
Address DR. ANDREW STONE,
96 Fifth Street,
C9vg-lly Troy, NY
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. TOW continues to devote
his entire time TO the treatment Of all diseases
incident TO the female sytem. An experience Of
tventy-three years enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases Of
Sunpresson and all other Menstrual Derange-
ments from whatever cause. AL letters OF ad-
vice must contain 81. Office, No. Eudieott ST.,
N. B.-Board furnished TO those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston, June "a, is&, 2s-vly
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NEW YORK, Sept. ]

Cotton-Middling Uplands, 90 44c.
Flour-State 100; extra do, $50 6
1856; choice do, 100; Ohio 8.75 900;
choice do, $40 a HOO; Western, 79O;
common to good extra do, 1876; South
ern, mixed to good, $40 1850; fancy
and extra, 14.00; Canada, common extra,
100 s.25; extra good to choice $50 a
HOO.
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ry TELEGRAPH.
BURLINGTON. ~

BURLINGTON, Aug. II,
rb. vacancy occasioned by The reSig-
,,fon Of Hon. Asa o. Adds, recently
oi,,4d consul to Nice, as Associate
Tn3or TO the Supreme Court or this
S S,,tc has been filled by Gov Smith by
,ho onpoiotment of Hon. Herman r.
Brar1,'ry, leading lawyer OF 81 Al
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kitled.

NEW YORK, Sept. u.
The first and second mates of the bark
Frank Lovett were killed to-day while
overhauling rigging, by the foremost
falling upon them.
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Celebration in Ra,,imnre.

rs. BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
The anniversary Of the battle of Bal
timore is being celebrated to-day, with
parades and gay display of flags.
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Internal revenue.
WASHINGTON, Aug, II

WASHINGTON, Aug. H..
The receipts from theinternal revenue
continue to be as large if not larger
than was anticipated. The enormous
sum of S243, 83l was collected by NJ. B.
Field, collector Of the southern district
Of New York on Saturday.
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of allegiance 20 the rebel government,
renowned ali allegiance 70 the United
S,-t,s or any state 81 the United States,
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CTATE OF VERMONT, District of

~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland.
To all persons whom it may concern.
CREATING:
James Knapp, guardian, of Catharine l.
Knowlton, Emma a. Knowlton, Alice A.
KnowIton, Amelia L. Knowlton and Annette
KnowIton, minors under fourteen years of age,
childred of Cyrus Knowlton, deceased, one OF
the heirs OF Caleb KnowltOn late OF said Bran 1-
don, deceased. has represented to said Probate
Court nv this petition that his wards are inter.
ested ia the right Of revsrsion Of CERTAIN real al
ssid Caleb Kpowlton during her life. and that it
would conduce to the interest f his said WARDS
to sell t, err interest in said reyerslon ana pug
the mon-y at interest or otherwise invest IT, and
has requested said Court TO grant him license to
make such sale. Therefore,
By the authority of the State Of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the sad
Probate Court, at the Probate Once &C. in Kut.
land, IN said district, on the LIST TUESDAY Of
Oct A. D. 1865, to show cause, ii any you
have, why said license should not be granted:
Dated at Rutland in said district this I+th DAY
of September, A. ID. 1865
AZ JAMES BROWN, Register.
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I OST.-Somewhe on the road lead
l. inc fran p,ttsford via Sutherland Falls to
Yves. Rutland, on Tuesday, the 5th inst,
Diary Of 1855, black covered, FIVE in hes long o
ami three wide, containing upwards Of $50 IN
money, and accounts and memoranda from jan an
same to the owner and subscriber shall be SUIT
ably rewarded. ,r,,r,ropp
pronso,, sa,+ IL 1869 l2d&wIw
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Another John n. Surratt.

New YORK, Sept, 10.
The Vicksburg Journal Of the 29th
states that heavily ironed and strongly
guarded prisoner was lodged in Jail
there and supposed by some to be John
SDrra++
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New YORK. SEM.

New YORK, Sept. Il,
The Posts special says the order for
mastering ont colOred troops enlisted in
northern states is simply measure to
reduce the army expenses. This order
has no effect upon the organizations Of
cOlored troops which were enlisted in
he southern states by Gen Ullmann
and others.
Advices from Mexico received here to-
day show that the former reports Of the
hopelessness Of the liberal cause were
greatly exaggerated.
New YORK, Aug, Il.
A meeting of the bank officers was
held in this city today to consider the
subject OF establishing houses for the
redemption of the national currency.
No conclusion was reached and the
meeting adjourned till next Tue sday.
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New advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.-Ihe
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Courtfor the District of Rutland,
Commissioner to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against Spencer
Green, late Of andy, in sid district, deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose of ex mining ard allowing said claims at
the dwelling house Of Luth-r z. Howe, IN
Mou n Tabor, in the County OF Rutland, on the
last Wedre>la of November, A. y. 1850, and
the last Wednesday of January, A. ID. le6o,
from 10 o'clock a. m until o'clock P. N e, eacA
of said days, and that six months from the TN
day of Au ut, A D. lS,5, the time limited by
said Cour for said creditors TO present their sald
claims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated Dandy, Vt, tsis l,t day Of September
A. u. 1865.
LEVI BARRETT comm'rs
81 l.. z. HOWE.
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sept13dtodk wi

NEW ENGLAND FEMALE MED
~ ICAL COLLEGE.
The Eighteenth Annual Term VIII comm e nee
weeks Tuition Fees, to the Six Professors and
Demonstrator of Anatomy HG5 free to stu
dents needing aid
SAMUEL GREGORY, NJ. d,
Secretary,
sepu8d8tw3t 80 Canton St, Boston, Mass
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KNnEL CoL0ns DEsTROYEL

REBEL CoLORS DESTROYED
When nature OF time has planted on the hu-
man head such co'ors as rebel against every
idea Of comeiness, replace them with those glo-
rious and exquisite black and brown tinses e7-
erywhere deemed the
STANDARDS OF BEAUTY
which are produced in i've minutes, vithou: N
iurins the dbres or staining the scalp, by
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured By J. CristaiOro, No. 6
Assor House, New York sold by Druggists.
Applied By all Hair Dressers.
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Corn--90 81 IL, ........... ...
Lard-2l -.
Butter-Ohio, % a 80; State, "a ~,
Sugars-Muscoyado, IA IL a IA - +
Havana, Is 10,
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planters at the commencement of the
picking season.


NEW YoRK, Sept. 10,
New Orleans correspondence OF the I'd
mentions the arrival at Houston of Gen.
Sheridan and stan, where he was greeted
by salute from the 4th Mass, Battery.
Sheridan was enroute 10 San Antonio.
Gustav with three cavalry regiments
passed through Hampstead, five miles
north OF Houston, Aug 25th, enroute TO
western Texas
The Galveston Chamber Of Commerce
has reorganized.
All rebels have been ordered by Max
milan 20 proceed to San Luis Potosi,
CAIRO, Sept, 8.
New Orleans dates Of the I'd inst, say
the reported prevalence of yellow fever
at Galveston Is denied on good author
ity.
4 distinguished federal officer from
Mexico states that the French troops
have been relieved from the line of the
Rio Grande and native soldiers substi-
tuted The disposition Of French ohl-
GERS 10 give aud take otiense is assigned
a. the cause Of the change.
Baron 0e Bruau had been dismissed
for his Insulting letter to Gen, Brown
No Confederate officer had yet been re
ceived into the service Of the Emperor
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BOOk-Binding.
H G. TUTTLE, BooK-BINDER

AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
Herald Building, tup s.sirs), Center Street.
RUTLAND, VT.
Blank Books Of all kinds, such as LedgeNt
Journals, Town and Probate Records, GenefA
Indexes, Hotel Registers, Dockets, &c., eeg
with or without Printed Heads, manufsctureo TO
order from superior Paper and Stock.
n Particular attention paid TO binding old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, NewsPspseSs
Music, &C., 30.
AIl orders By mail, express or otherwise ~
receive prompt attention. d&Wu
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HARNESS STOLEN.
$1,000 REWARD.

Stolen from the Wood house Of the subscriber,
on the night of Saturday or Sunday last, a
Sipale Breast Plate Harness, no Blinds TO mead
stall, red strip across the fore piece Of the head
a the lines were whih the 5e1 hd n 0dsS Hn
omen ones, the check hook has been of and was
s65ered on. The harness was a new one, had
besn nsed hut little Whoever wi return the
farness to the subscriber shall receive the above
named reward. ,,-,,,, DODor
P.o. ADDRESS, Cuttingsyille,
Fast WalIngford, Sept. IL, 1865. l2d2tslt'
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ITO TAX ERS.

The Listers will meet at the Seleotmen's office,
Merchants Row, next Saturday, to give the
tax payers an opportunity to inspect the ap'
Iraisal Of Real Estate.
G L. SMITH, Listers
ISAAC REYNOLDS
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK Sept. 10.
Steamers Evening Star and Fung
Shuay. rom New Orleans the I'd, ar
rived late last night. The former
brought tire houndred and fifty thou
sand in specie,
The Touro building, one Of the finest
structures in New Orleans, and occupied
by coIored troops. was destroyed by fire
on the night Of the LIST.
Commissioner Conway has issued a
circular TO the freedmen and refugees,
desiring to lease lands for cultivation,
instr4cting them how to make applica-
ton.
Restrictions upon the removal Of cot
ton from Alabama have been removed
Gen. Garrard takes command at Mo
| bile vice Smith.
0. \ Cutler has been appointed treas
ury agent ct New Orleans vice Flanders
removed
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MRS, WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Phyaaan,
presents to the Attention of Mothers hes
FOR CHILDREN TERTHIEa
5 o TIN SYRU p

which greatly facilitates the process Of teethinGl
by soiteuing the gums, reducing all inaamms-
tons, will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic 90.
tiop, aud a
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WARNING

This is to certify tina. my wife Luoina L. has
left my bed ard board without just cause OF
prc vocation, and this is TO forbid all Eersons
harborng her or trusting her on my accou a. a.
/ shall nay no d, BIT of her contracting atter this
date. WlLLlAM ~ CoOh S
Rntland Vt. Sept. Il, 1866 1lt-3lwAR-
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SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.

SChE 10 kEGL LATE THE BOWELS,
Deperi upon il, mothers, it will ave rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTHTO YOUR INEAHTa,
We have put up and sold this article Tor over
50 years, ami can say ia confidence and truth OF
It what we have never been able TO say OF any
other meiicine-NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE,
when timely used. Never did we know an in
stance OF dissatisfaction By any one who used It,
On the contrary, al are delighted with is5 opera.
tons, and speak in terms Of commentator of ita
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak
in this matter "WHAT We DO KNOW after
80 years experience aDd pledge our reputation
for the fulalment Of what we here declare, In
almost every instance where the infant "a suffer
ing from pain and exhaustion relief will bo
found in fifteen or gwsutY minutes actcr tho
syrup is administered,
Full directions f3r using vii accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New York, is Oh tho
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the wofla.
/ PRICE, ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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RELIEr AND HEALTHTo YOUR rNrAKr

Deperl upon IL, mothers, it vii! ave rest to
yourselves and
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A. Wholesale, BY DEMAs BARNES Co.,
iuneSd&wlv New ! oyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-17
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Dispatches from the Army Of the Pc
toinac dated on "Wednesday, say that
tho. recent rains have produced sudden
rise IN tho James river, and that, all the
nw bottoms are overfoWcd. The water
has made its way through tho Dutch Gap
canal, and fair current IS now runnine.
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V L.
BRITISH LEGATION, WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Nav %, 1864. {

BRITISH LEGATION, WAsn.koIcs, D. Gu
May %, 1864. :.
Sir: have received your letter Of the day before
yesterday.
On receiving your telegram of the oath instant,
stating that you were charged to represent to rDc
the facts Of the case Of the Greyhound and the IL
tercs.s of the owners sent By telegraph instrue-
to communicate on these matters with him for MY
information I have to-day received from him an
account Of en- interview which he had with you the
day before yesterday.
will request the consul to see that any British
subjects interested in the Greyhound have proper
facilities fondetending their interests before the
PIKE Court This is All do at present. have
referred the to Her Maesty's Government, and
deem it right to wait for instructions from them
before taking further steps.
am, sir. your obcdient servant,
Edesayd Il. Pollard, Esq. LYONS.
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Dosro1, 1fay %. lse<s 4
Lard Isovs. Ehroy xrtraord;MavY, H., (Sr H1r
Brjfaasic Nejssty, NEAR Wsskia6fos, Usits1

S
Bosro1. May %, lsek
D. B1itss.i Iei.:ty, mar Vsak's6fes. Uslsst
NJ Lard: have bssn detained here n prisoasr
one week to-day. Notwithstanding tbs notification.
ship obliged me, to the effect that ycu had applied
to the Secretary Of State Of the United States for my
release.
There are two points in my case which hes 70
bring to yonr attention again m prec'ss anu o1a'
/. The GREY hound had passed out Of the Port Of
Wilmington, without sight Of . blockading vessel
and was taken by cruiser about one hundred ano
City mlesout to sea. desire to put the question
to your Lhtdship, il the Government ut Washington
cam 10 change It's tactics Of blockade as to omit q!
Efficient guard Of the coast and take up Vessels winch
have come out Of Confederate ports by iast-saine
cruisers on the ocean highway; for such was in-
formed, by an officer Of the United States steamer
Connecticut, was the recently adopted ana easy
plan OF taking prizes, the fruits Of which your
Lordsh'p may have observed IN the capture o. !ou
vessels prizes single ceek each taken lar out
on the high seas
2 The Greyhound was thoroughly British yes
sell; the British flag she carried was not q dcccy;
and that flag covered me after had passed out Of
the territorial jurisdiction Of the United Sfcfss
and even in case it did not protect vessel or cargo
granting, for argument, these to be OF an Illicit
character,) protected Inc an innocent passenger
else, having no other egrcss from the Confederate
Statcs the passenger would be the victim OF his ne
cessity and, else again. if citizen Of the confsde-
rate States net trail and, could be ouawe lon the
high ,as, under that flag, hying on bona fde Bri-
ti.h vessel Why not subject Or citizen Of any other
certainly should give protection on the ocean high
way to passenger WHO was pursuing objects OF prl-
vate convenience and certainly was not amcnable
to any military penalties OF the Government at
Washington
logging that your Lordship will acquit me Of the
charge of importantly in matter the importance
of which is by no means altogether PERSONAL to
myself, have the honor, &C.,
Your cbedient servant,
EDWARD A. POLLARD. y
PSI telegraphed your Lordship on the Gath
instant to obtain liberty for me to rou in WASH
ington in the interest Of the Greyhound, but have
received no reply hence these lines.
'.Another circumstance: It is true, that If the
blockadc-runner be seen in fogrants deicto passing
the territorial lines she may be pursued and taken
on thu high seas. But the Greyhound was not pur-
sued she was waylaid on the highway Of the seas
Such practice would convert the blockade into q
system OF rowing commissions, and might as well be
predicated Of the coast Of bermuda as Of that OF the
Confederate States.
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THE PUBLIC PRAYER MEETINGS,

Il held with especial reference to the condition u
our country, under thcdrection Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will be held on THIS Tues
day. and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, az IL
O'Clock. in the LECTURE-ROOM of the Second
Baptist Church corner Of Nam and Sixth STREETS.
All Christians are invited to unite in tins service
ia l7-lts
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VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSO.

Il CIATION.-The monthly meeting of the Az
soclation will be held THIS EVENING, January"
18th, at the LEGrURE-RoOM Of the United Pres
byterian Church, tDr Reads. at u O'clock, whsA
interesting addresses may be expected. full Al.
tendance OF members is very desirable. j. Fit