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MARRIAGES.


In Bloomfield, on the 18th ult.. by Elder E
Wakefield, Mr.. HARRISON a. LEE and Miss
MARY C. SNYDER.
In Rowland, Nov. %, 1855, at the home of the
bridei-by Rey. 4. Hoisington, of Warren, Mr.
Mrs. CYNTHIA A. WARD, of Rowland.
AT the residence Of the brides father, Sunday,
Nov. 26, 1865, by E.. IL. Reed. Esq, Mr.. RANSOM
DEMO to Miss RHoDA MINER, all Of Vernon.
On Dec. 2lst, 1856. by Rev. VIM; Kincaid. Mr.,
ALLEN A. HAkSHMAN Of Parkman, Geauga
county, o., to Miss CAROLINE PENNELL, Of
Champion.
On Dec. 24th, by the same, Mr.. EDWIN BROBST
of Warren. to Mrs. SARAH MAHNENSMITH,
Of Southington.
On Wednesday, the 9th inst, at the Franklin
house, BY the Rev, J. w. Lanphear, Mr.. HENRY
FREASE, and Miss PRICILLA PEATEMAN.
Also at the same time, and place, by the same,
Mr. JACOB WILLIAMS, and Miss SOPHIA DA-
On the 18th inst. at the residence of the brides
father. by the same, Mr.. SOLOMON SCH0VILLE,
and Miss MARY HAMPS0N,
By Rev. A. Cone. in Newton. on the 9th ult, Mr..
WILLIAM W. GEE, of Palmyra, 90 Miss SARAH
NICHOLS, daughter of William Nichols. of New
ton.
In Bracevlle, at the residence of E. Il; oviatt,
on the 10Th nlt, by Augustus EIMell, $50, M. u
Miss SARA L. OVIATT, of the former place
In Mecca, December 18th. by n. A. Cowdery,
Esq.,a his residence, Mr.. TRUMAN S. Buell. and
MISS MANI hOUEhSONs All o. MeCCdS
At the residence of the brides father, West
Salem, Mercer Co.. Pa, Dec. 18th, Mr.. D. W.
FULLER, of B~azetta, Ohio, and Miss ELLEN A.
FELL, daughter of Mr.. VIM. J Fell.
THE happy couple will please accept our az
acknowledgements Of the receipt of a large. hand-
some cake. WhereEith we shall celebrate to their
honor. and wish them many happy years OF wed
ded hfe.-EDITOR.l
Dec. 25th, by Rev. J. Peate, at the house Of Mt;
Graham, Mr.. THOMAS CROW, to Miss HEIIlE
GRAHAM.
Dee. 18th, by Rev. J.. Peate. at Leayittsburg. Mr.
IRA SW0RTN00D. to Miss AMARlLLA HOL-
ISTER.
Jan. lst, 1866, by Rev. John Peate, at the NJ Z.
Parsonage. Mr.. WILLIAM BRISBINE, to Miss
RRCAEL A. MCFARLAND of Braceville.
Jan. LIST, by Rev. ]. Peate. at the house Of Mr., H
F bushnell, Mr.. CHARLES ANGS1ADTa and Mrs
OLIVE NJ. BUSHNELL, of " arren.
Dec. 18th. at the residence of D; W. SageTir in
Bristol, o.. by VIM. Sager, ESQ., Mr.,
WHITM0RE, Of Burton, and Miss SOPHIA A.
BARB. of Bristol.
At the residence of the brides father. NJ. Hard
man, ESQ on the 18th of Dec, 1865, by Rev. IT,
TAFT, Mr.. A. JACKSON SHERRED, of Cambridge,
Crawford Co, Pa, and Miss EMILY NJ. HARD
MN, Of Westhersfeld, o.
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On "a l3th ddU al Jdnuaru. 1S66.
NLEYELANn MlHONING r Co

~ CLEVELAND. January 3. 1866.
The annual meeting OF the stock Holders of the
Cleveland and MahOning Rail Road Company, for
the election Of Directors and transaction Of other
business will be held al the Office OF the Company.
in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of January, 1866, at
II O'Clock, a. NJ.
The transfer books will be closed for ten d,ys
previous. GEORGE MYGATr. Sse'y.
Jan. 3. 3W.$
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/ DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

~ REAL Estate.
In pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court Of Trumbull County, o., l Will offer for sale
at public Auction,
On the 18th day Of January 1866,
at one O'Clock. P, NJ, upon the premises, the fol-
IoTiDo described Real Estate, situate in the town.
sim 6f Warren, Irumbull County, Ohio, and is
known as part of lot No. "a in said township, and
banded as follows: Beginning at the Northeast
corner of land formerly owed by John Leila,
thence west along the North line Of said Leioa's
Land, to Inc highway, thence North along the cen
ire OF said highway, to the South west corner Il
of lands Of Chas. Christensen, thence East along
the south line Of said ChristenSon,s land, TO the
east line of lands conveyed by L. GrisWOld to Ed
win L~efingWell. thence South along said East line
to- he place Of beginning, containing nine and s7-IOO
acres of land. Appraised at S.. Terms OF
sale one-balf in hand and the balance in one year
from day Of sale, with interest, secured by mort
gaee uDon the remises. Possession given the Isl
dsy of April, 1866. MARY SFR0UP,
admr'x Of Aaron Stroup, decd.
By brown & HYDE,
Attorneys for Admr
ian. 8. 1866. 4W.
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In Vienna. at the residence of her son, ADDISON
Rogers, at o'clock, A. N. January lst 1860, OF
Consumption, LYDIA. wife of Joseph Rogers. IN
the 18th year Of her age. The deceased had oeen a
resident Of Vienna for the last y years.
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TAX A L

V'HE Lands, Lots, and parts OF Lots, returned delinquent
penalty charged thereon sgreeahy to law. arr contained and described in the f-
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DAIRY COWS FOR SAFE.

TNHE subscriber has Tor sale twelve
choice Dairy Cows, at his residence in Wealth
ersfeld, near Hake's Corners.
S. SCOYILLE.
January 3, IS56.2m.s
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SINGING sCHOOLs

.TEACHERS OF MUSIC will find
at PORTER's BOOK STORE, the Key
Note" The Jubilee" and The Praise Of Zion
for sale by the dozen or single copies.
January 8. 1856.
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DROPOSALS
FOR
and PAVING

Sealed proposals viii be received by the under
signed until the 18th day of January. lS66, for the
paving of certain streets in Warren, Trumbul Co,
Ohio, to wit:
On Market street, about $50 feet lineal measure
and IS feet wide; Also, about 1900 feet ineal meas
ure, Is feet wide.
On Main street, about 500 feet lineal measure
and seyenty-one feet wide; also. about 5000 feet
lineal measure, thirty feet wide.
All the above TO be paved with prepared stone
A full description Of which, with plans and speeIh-
cations of the whole work. may be seen atthe Ma
yor's office in Warren. Suitable stone ana graVei
IN abundance can be found at convenient dstan-
ces. The bids must state the price per square Ioot
for the entire work. including the cost ana Prep111
ration OF the stone, graveling, and labor OF al
kinds. except grading. The undersigned reserve
the right to reject any or all BIDS not ueeWeu q
Separate proposals are also invited for the nee
essary grading Of streets for said paving, plans anu
estimates Of which may be found at the mayors
office.
tained Of 4. ID. Webb. Mayor, or of either Of the
undersigned. OommIttee
Warren, Dee Is 1855 5w
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And notice is hereby given that the whole Of said seyeEalt ractHi OsO e parts
Of lots or as much thereOfa as will be necessary to pay the axes ~ penalty coarg-
ed thereon, will be sold by the County Treasurer. at the Court House. IN sad co.
fPaf time and thai the sale will be continued from day TO day, until the several
tracts lots and partsO lots, shall have been sold or offered for SALE.
Warner. jan 3 1850. Wv. IA Bh1GOENi county AWhOr
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GUARDIANS SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE

" By virtue of a decree and order of sale of the
Probate Court of the County tf Ashtabu,a. and
State of Ohio, 1 shall offer to public sale at the
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and 4o'eIoek. p M
of said day. the following described real estate 70
wit; an undiy ided one-fOurth part of fifty aces If
land situate in lot number u, in the third division
of the township of Johnston. in the COUNTY Of
Trumbull. and State of Ohio. and being the same
land conveyed by Walter Johnston to William Nc
CARNEY, BY deed dated august 10. 1859, and re
corded in Trumbull County Record of Deeds. Vol
ume 40, pages 5U7 and S06. C.S. SIMONDS.
Dec CIV Guardian Of William Mccartney,
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EGAI NOTICE

III INIL.
IL In the Probate Court of Trumbull Coo.
John McClintOck. a nonresident Of the State OF
Ohio, and whose place of residence is unknown TO
the undersigned Executor, is hereby .notlhed Ihat
on the 18th day Of december, 1860, VIM: Z. saw,
age, executor of David COmstock, filed
ais petition in the Court of Probate of
County, Ohio. against the said John McClintOck
and others, asking for an order of said Court to
sell the following described lands; Situate! IN
Bloomfield township. Trumbull County, Ohio. ana
known as part of lot No. 60; bounded north ana
west by lands of Thomas NJ. Howe, east by lands
tanning about one-half acre of land. The said
John McClintOck is required to answer said peti-
ton on or before the oath day Of January, 1856. or,
in default, a decree will be taken IN accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
WIN. c SAVAGE. Ext Of David Comstoek.
Tuttle = Stall, Attys for Executor.
Dec 20 1865 Nv
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T%TACHMENT NOTICE.

Wilson 5. HuIts, plaintiff, against The New York
and Mecca Lubricating Oil. Company. Defen-
dants. Before N A. Ccwdery. ]. P. Of Mecca
TOwpship, Trumbull County. Ohio.
on the 4th day of December, a. ID. 1865. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
ion dollars. Said case will be heard on the sd
day of January, a. ID. 1866, at 10 o'clock. AN.
Dec % 1885 Ste WILSON S. HULTS.
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L A Il Z
FARMS FOE SALE.

500 Acret of Land IN The n. W. cor.
ner Of the township of AtWater, Portage County
chic, lying on the c. 2. Railroad, About 65i
acres under cultivation, with two excellent orch
ards. i've houses. seven barnes and other out bulld'
ings on the premises For particulars enquire o.
J.. Z. MattOOn, on the premises, or the subscriber
200 Acres in town OF Warren ITum,
bull County. Ohio, lying on the c. K N. Railroad,
one mile from LeavlttsbuIgb, and Two miles from
Warren. The premises are under partial eqIliT9-
ton, with 4 good house, barn and other out build
iugs. Address John Ni0lack, on the premises.
475 Acres of Wood Land in Green
Camp township, Marion County. Ohio. lying on the
line of the A.. * q. w. RAILROAD, one mile west OF
Berwick Station.
1912 Acres III the township OF Pros
meet, Marion County. and jackson, Union County,
Ohio. at Woodland Station, on the A j q. W. X.
X. There are four good log houses. one frame
house. a frame barn, and other out buildings, and
a good steam saWmill on the premises.
653 Acres of Timber Lands in the
Township of Claiborne. Union County. 0his. lyin
on the A. X G. W.. Railroad.
243 Acres of timber Lands IN the
Township of Taylor, Union County. Ohio, lying on
the line Of the A. i G.. ". Railroad. There is a
good log house on the same and some improve
ments.
2244 Acres in the township of Allen,
Union County. Ohio; on the line Of the A. 4 G. w:
Railroad. 20 acres Of which is cleared. 100 acres
under fence. with good log buildings
100 Acres in same township on the
A. &c. W. Railroad, 50 acres Of which is cleared
and provided with good log buildings. All OF me
above lands will be sold in lots to suIt PuIchSsebts n
The undersigned is DESTROYS Of dispOslng OF the
above described property, and will do so to thead-
vantage ofthe purchaser g,
the balance of the purchase money on time 10 SUIT
the purchaser.
rion and Union Counties, address Henry HaZen,
Woodland Station, ii. NJ. Roberts. Berwick, Mari
WIN. 7. HAZEN.
Ravenna, O., Nov. s, 1s65.-tf.
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ESTATE OF LYMAN KINNIE

~ The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Executor upon the estate of Ly-
man klnnie, late of Kinsman, Trumbull County
OhIo, deceased. WILLIAM CHENEY.
Dec 20 1866 81
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DETITION FOR PARTITION.

ALBERT YOUMANS.
Dec-a 1865 At Probate Judge.
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.RHAT CHAN CE
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Dur stock consists in part ofEnglish and French
NinzieS. Merinoes, Alpaccas, French Poplins. Em-
press CLOTHS, Cashmere Plaids, Scotch Plaids. Plaid
Illns, real Manchester Ginghams, &C., Sc.
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TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
IN the Court Of Common Pleas.
Cyrus }. Van GOrder, Plaintiff, vs.. Elizabeth "
Parrish, Dillwyn Parrish, Jr,, Executors Of thu
Will of William d Parrish, deceased, ct al, de
Pendants.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-12-19

tries as a medicine of indispensable necessity In
Great Britain. France, and Germany. where medical
science has reached its highest perfccuon is pre-
Scrbed in domestic practice. and constantly used in
the armies in hospitals and other public institutions
where it is regarded by the attending physicians as
the most speedy and agreeable remedy that can be
employed Scarcely any neighborhood can be found
where well known cases of diseased nngs which had
haled the efforts of the most skillfl and experience
ed doctors, have been permanently cured by it. These
results the most convincing proofs of the superi-
curative properties of this preparation; and to
them the authors point with peculiar satisfaction-
While 1t Is most powerful against confirmed diseases
il is extremely gentle as medicine in infancy and
youth, being quite harmless to even the Youngest
when administered judiciously
This heaIth-restorer aecomplishes more by
prevention than cure If taken in season. it heals ali
irritatons of the throat and lungs whether arising
from Colds Coughs. from other causes and Thus
prevent that long train of painful and incurable dis
eases, which would arise from the neglect of them
Hence family should be without it, Influenza
Group. Hoarseness WhOopng Cough. Pleurisy Incip.
lent Consumption and other affections of the breath
ing organs give way before this pre-emnent comb-
nation of medical virtues.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER & Co, Lowell Mass
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere nov2l-2m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-12-19

Beg~ Three bears and wild cat were
killed in Blair county recently.
Gesa~ The AIif1lintown Bridge has be-
come the resort of rOwdies who rob pas
sengers and insult women
RsSF y man III Denver CITY bet fiftv
dollars against q coffin that he would die
before Christmas.
seAp There is a street i'm New York CITY
where the tenants of every house on both
sides of the street have applied for licen-
ses to sell liquor.
Bs5~ On Tuesday last three yachts start
ed upon an ocean race, from New York
20 England. The trip is undertaken for
honor, glory and 10000.
asA= The republicans in Congress have
committed another outrage OH democracy
by establishing congressional PRAYER
meeting.
Ges- The Napoleon Northwest declines
to support Gen. Steadman for Governor.
saying: " We might support Peter, who
merely denied his Lord, but can't 20 Ju-
das, who betrayed Him."
RsA- A three year old son of VIM. Hoff.
man, OF Clearfield, pulled kettle of boil
ing water off the stove hearth, Saturday
week, and scalded himself so severely
that he died on the following Monday.
49, In Hollidaysburg, on the 23th ult,
two lads named respectively Jones and
Stevens got into a quarrel, when Jones
drew piece of iron bar and struck Ste
vens on the temple, from the effects of
which he died in thirty minutes.
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MARRIED

On the 2d inst, by ). G. Drcssler, Esq,
ELIAS FRYMoYER, OF Monroe township,
and Miss SUsANNAH STROUP, of West
Perry township, Snyder county, Pa.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. G. Nc
Cune, SAMUEL HARVEY and Miss MARY
JANE TAYLOR, all of Miff1in county, Pa.
At the Lutheran Parsonage in Milroy,
on the 18th inst, by Rev. J. f. Dietterich,
ALBERT w. MALE and Miss SOPHIAH G..
RAMSEY, both of Armagh township, Milf
fin county Pa.
On the 9th inst, at the residence of the
brides mother, by Rev. G. w. Elliott,
Maj. j. w. WILSON and Miss LIZZIE A.
CARVER.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY !

FREQUENT inquiries having been
Il made of the senior editor during the
past twenty years relative to the sale of
real estate, he offers his services 10 the
citizens of Miffiin and other counties in
this State, and also in other States for thp
sale OF Farms, Houses, Lots, Unseated
Lands, &c.
In all cases, description of the premi-
ses will be required, with a fixed price
attached, and the time specified in which
1t IS to remain in my hands for sale. in no
case to be less than three months. Also.
the terms OF payment, whether encum-
bered or not, and whether the owner will
make deed, or the expense is to be divi-
oed between the seller rnd purchaser.
On compliance with these requirements,
will advertise the properties and if not
SOLD no charge whatever will be made.
II sold, moderate per centage will he
charged, or if desired an amount NAV be
agreed on.
should any offers be made. I will open
a register forthwith at the Gazette office.
GEORGE FRYSINGER.
LeWistown. December II, 1866.
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N O II 7 Q Z

The beautiful Piano Fortes of GRovEsTEEH & Co are
deemed by all good judges to be the Ultima Tlte Of
instruments Of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make mu-
steal instrument more perfect although we are slow
to admit that the limit of Improvement can ever be
attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pre-
sent excellence, they had submitted them TO compe-
tton with instruments of the best makers of this
country and Europe. and received the reward of mer-
it, over all others at the celebrated Worlds FAIR 1t
is utustice say nat judgmentthus pronounced
has not been overruled 10y the musical world
Still, by the improvements lately applied by them
to their Pianos, is admitted that perfect in
Strument has been made They have accordingly
achieved the paradox of making excellence more
excellent. Surely, after this, they entitled to the
motto Excelsior" noYl4-1y
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The Senatorial Question.

The withdrawal of Col. Forney as
candidate for Senator, seems to have mar
rowed down the contest to Gen. CAMERON,
THADDEUS STEVENS, and Gov. CURTIN,
and it is probable one of these will repre-
sent Pennsylvania in the L. S. Senate in
place of Mr. COwan. In intellect and
craftsmanship Mr.. Stevens towers far
above all others, and but for his advanced
age we should have no hesitation in de-
claring him as our first choice: and even
as it is, we should feel gratificd to see him
IN that elevated position. Theindications
however in the Northern tier of counties
the great strongholds of republicanism
are that Gen. Cameron will receive their
support, and as he has friends in all parts
OF the State, there is strong probability
That III the end the contest will he mar
rHWed down to Cameron and Curtin
experience has repeatedly taught that in
umes like the present we want men of
Ifmness and nerve; men in whom we can
piece implicit confidence that they will
h1f "e-'ay the trust reposed in them: and
WHO VII! see that when the results of the
rebellion are adjusted the Iu.-al people of
The Last, North, West and South. have
security Sor the future Gov Curtin mar
answer these requirements; Gen. Gamer
on without question WILL.
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Com. vs. Amos Snyder.-Indictme
selling liquor on Sunday, to minors. to in
toAlcated persons and to persons of known
inCelnperate habits. True Bill. Verdict
Suilty' PREVIOUS to sentence the Deft. re-
celVed q full and free pardon from the
GoVernor.-Juniata Court Proceedin0s.
vi the merits or dement's in this partic-
ular case we know nothing, but the fact
Itself falls heavy on the hearts and minds
OF those engaged in restraining the Iiouor
traiflc within the law. The proceedings
may have been instituted through mali
ciouS motives-may have been the resuI+
OF quarrel-but as he was tried and con-
Firted oi the graVest offences that can be
committed against the welI-beinp of =
community under that law, we must nre-
sumo that Governor Curtin had good and
sufficient reasons for granting a nardon
before sentence, by which the tax-navers
are made To pay the entire costs of the
case through the county commissioners
But admitting this, we believe a majority
OF pardons in such liquor cases are wronG
unjust and injurious, and most nernicio,,s
IN their results, because they tend to
conviction in the public mind that If ie
almost useless to institute proceedings-
Tor, 1t Is notorious fact, that 1.-THE nub-
nc" has come to the conclusion if sucb 20
ses are not settled, flaw in the indict-
ment, some technicality in the law, the
verdict OF the jury, or lastly a previous or
subsequent pardon, in nine cases ont of
ten, releases the defendant, and that If is
almost useless to go to law on that suh-
ject.
IN the same court where this case oc-
CURED, Lusatta I. Nichols was sentenced
10 hlns months in Jail, costs, &c. for adul-
tefy; Daniel Bausman TO the Housa of
Refuge until 81 for tnrceny of f-uit. VIM
sumo 70 Sie hne and costs for fornication
ana James Graham to SO fine and costs
Iof assault and battery. Here the coursa
OF law was left unobstructed. No friend
~ word was uttered in behalf of n how
tperhaps bad one) for stealing fr,,it wbo
WIN bear the stigma of punishment for
ii'e--lTr guilty woman who will oo
P'ooapaS from bad to worse,-for perhans
poor hleA 60 whom fine and costs mo-,
prove sore trial. If mercy was to bo er-
tenuea' why strain its quality in fa,,or 80
drunkenness alone? Why not inclnda al
who had sinned and come I'm fo.
ncpt 9p that occasion?
In few weeks Gen. Geazy will ba in
augurated as Governor. Let him. at the
outset, make it a rule that he will act in.
terfere in cases where there is clear and
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-12-19

pa- In obedience to the new democratic
crv of "no taxation without representa-
ton" Congress has passed an act giving
the right of suffrage to all taxpayers in
the District of Columbia.
ksy~ The commissioners of Huntingdon
county have adopted Il resolution prohib-
iting the use of the Court House by trav-
cling concerts, shows, &c. This is right.
Every town ought to have its own hall.
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q FESTIVAL

VIII be helu IN the APPRENTICES
HALL, in Lewistown, under the auspi-
ces of Woods Lodge, Good TempIars.
commencing OH
CHRISTMAS EVENING, Dec. 25,
and continuing WEDNESDAY e. THURS
DAY evenings, at which Supper can be
had, beside Oysters, Refreshments, &c.
Among other interesting features, beau
tiful WRAPPER will be voted for, and pre-
sented to the Minister receiving the high
est number of votes; handsome GdyeL
and Marble Block, to be given to the
Society or Association receiving the Iarg-
est number of votes; and a large Doll
gorgeously attired, to be sold by shares
and taken by the one who gets the lucky
number. A large
CHRISTMAS TREE,
viii be erected in the hall, which will be
exhibited to the young folks and others
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, (26th) at .
O'Clock, when the room will be darkened
and the tree lighted by means of wax can
dies. All are invited to attend.
Admittance IL CTS
Wednesday afternoon, : cts
Donations can be left at the Apprenti
ces HAL or this Office. All favors thank
fully received.