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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-14

DASIEL AcKgRs certifes that his wfo is so mnteri-
ally benefited by theu OF one bottle of Mishlers
Herb Btters that she ~ satisfied two bottles more
will cure her ol Dyspepsia Of over fifteen years stan
ding. Also that few doses cured his son Of fever
and ague of over six months standing.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-14

J. n LITTLE certiies that he has been cured of
Deafness ol over Twenty-Five years standing by the
use Of Mshler's Herb Bltters.
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b. M IS I'LL ER'S
CELEBRATED
HERB BITTERS!
4 Grand Specific for all Diseases driS'
ing from an improper state of the
Blood or DiSordcred Stomach.

II is now three years since D. Mishlor's Herb Bit
ters were first prominently introduced TO the public,
and during that time their success in curing all dis
euses arising from an impure state Of the blood or
diseased stomach has been great that the proprie
tors justified IN Offering them specific remedy
for all diseases originating rom the above causes,
and IS willing to refund all money expended for these
Bitters they fail to perform all that is claimed for
them.
Is. Mshler's Herb Btters are guaranteed to cure
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, Inter-
mittent. Remitcnt and Typhoid Fever Loss ofAp
petite, Nervous Affections, General Debility, or weak
ness caused by excess, mprudence or exposure
coughs and colds, rheumatism, DiHrrhoen, cholera
morbus, crampin the stomach, piles diseasge ofthe
skin, such scrofna, ulcers, etc., etc. lnenerea
Diseases these Bitters are sure cure. IL is also
certain to remove all distractions to the regular
course OF nature in females, and will cure Green
Sickness or chloross, leucorrhoea Or whites, womb
complaint or falling Of the womb, &c, and thus pre-
serve the fair complexion ofthose who use III nut IKE
all remedies ofths class, should he used with eau
| ton by married ladies. As q tonic ana appetizer
these Btters are unrivalled.
Unlike other popular remedies, the composition of
3. Mishers Herb Biicrs is no secret for the pro-
prietor has no hcsitnncy in making known theirin-
| gradients. They Hro composed OF Elecampnne,
| burdock, Spkenafd. Soapwart, Peruvian Bark, 'u-
chu, Spicewood, Mullen, slippery Elm, SaSsniras,
Sarsapara GtntiaH Root, jumper Spirits Nitre,
BalSam CopaVin, Cubebs, Dandeloin, Pure splrlts'
and Barberry.
will at once perceive what pow rfn combination Of
curative powers is embraced in the above list of me
dicnal agents II is impossible for disease to with
stand this formidable phaanS. and when once 1t is
attacked by Mshler's Herb Btters, forced to leave
| tho system.
500 Reward will no paid for any medicine
that procure certificates Of fcures where It
is made. than Misher's Herb Bitters. sloo reward
will be paid for any medicine possessing more cura.
tive power than Aishler's Herb BnterS has cured
every disease for which il II recommended OF which
fact the proprietor has sufficient evidence in the
1900 certificates he has received in the past three
| years.
Reader, fyou ARE afflicted with disease or sickness
| try Is. Mshlcr's Herb Bitters. Remember that !
they do not cure you, your money will be refunded
by the proprietor.
B. MISHLER,
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRII SNUFF.

This snuff has thoroughly proyed itself Ia he tha
best article known ior curing the Catarrh, Cold
In the Head, and Headache. II has becn
iound r Az excellent remedy N many cases Of soRE
has often been greatly Improved by H.
tits fragrant and agreeable, and gives
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-14
Card TO the Ladies'.
ONE BoXis SUFFICIENT,


Yet in obstinate cases more may bo required.
ALI. MEDICAL ZEN KNOW,
As well as many Others that female enjoy good
heaLfh unless she regular; and whenever obstruc
tIon takes DISQUALIFICATION exposure, cold or any
other causc--the general health begins Immediate
ly to decline, and the want Of n proper remedy has
been the causeof so many consumptions among the
ycung females. The remedy may certainly be found
in the "Duponco fic4lcn Pills" Headache, Pain IN
the side, palpiaton OF the heart, loathng Of food
and disturbed sleep, always arises ioTn Interruptions
of nature and whenever that is the case, these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
$4,000 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
Ten thousand bores sent By Leer both by myselfand
agents to all parts of the world, to which answers
have been returned, in which Indies say, nothing
like the above pills have been known, since the Sci
EYcI or MEDICINE DAwNED UPON THE WORLD,
uemoving Obstruction and Restoring
Nature TO its Proper channel.
Qvisiia1 HE and bringing back the "Rosy col
orhoalth" to the check Of the most delicate.
Full md explicit directions accompany each box
whcf must be strictly followed, and all dseas pecu.
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
Pulls net as nm
E1hliarant without single Drawback.
Safe in their operations, perpetual IN their happy
Influences upon the nerves the mind, and the entire
organization If there s any relanceto be placed
on human testimony, the above Pills may be fully
REM s MBEN Examine the box closely mo
matter from what druggist you huy thcm.) u the
box is not signed g. ID. HOWE, IA "the counterfeit
and will not be responsible for their injurious ef-
fecs.
OHIO hyG GEORGE q. BECK, Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 81 to the Lancaster Post
Ofcc, can have the Pills sent contdentally) by mail
20 any part of the country, free of Postage.
s d. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Soldalso by Blocksom Brothers, GAINESVILLE, s. E.
Samuels Columbus, c. A. Ods, Circleville, and John
D. Park Cincinnati, and by Zone Druggist" in every
t. wn and city in the United States.
Nov. 0. 'G5-33 ly.
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These Btters have been tested and approved by
he following Physicians and Druggists;
LANCASTER, OHIO, Nov 2Oth 1865
The undersigned, having examined the formula OF
Weaver's Mexican Bitters, take pleasure IN recon-
mendlng their use Ms grateful stomachc and dtonlo
It is most unquostonably n good appetizer and WI
prove itself worthy OF use in cases ondgoStion and
general debility
CIV Rocrstler, NJ D, Lancaster, ohio
o Il Davis ND,
N EtRnger, MD
W Lewis, ND
s II Porter, ND Clearport,
p llewetson ID, Amanda,
u MisIBsSresnry' Druggist Lancaster Ohio
Androw Fcust Tarlton,
OW Kramer, Chemist, Lancaster, Ohio
H. @ Shaw, NJ. d, late Staff Surgeon U. s, Army.
Paul Carpenter, NJ. D., Lancaster, Ohio.
]. =. Watkins, oNkGeld, Perry Co.
& Hyoe' NJ, D, Rushville.
W, G.. llvc, "
] l.. Rankins, NJ. D, Somerset.
f. r, Mogruder, NJ ID,
II. Vlnatta, NJ u, Futonham Muskingum Co.
W. +. Maync, Basil
II. j. Hummel, NJ. u, Baltimore.
A, H. simmons, Druggist, Baltimore.
D, Jord9n, MD New Lexington, Ohio.
A. Richards, Z"
II. @. WEAVER, Proprietor,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, to whom oil orders
should be addressed
Nov30 G6-36-tf
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L. L. and W, A. DRAKE,

Principals of the ChIrogrNphc Department, In.
structOrs in Spcncernn Pcnmanship-Plain,
Practical aud Urnamcntal-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking Lettering, &c.
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Law And NO7A Y tF ICE.

JOHN @ARA@G9I7W
VIII give special care and attention 10 matters o
Partition, sale Of Lands by Administrators and Guar
diNns, with the settlement Of their accounts also
TO the collection and tho examination of titles.
Deada, Mortgages, Leases, aud other contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
win an experience Of Thirty years. he trusts he
VII eentitled to receive, NJ he now s0licts shnre
o. thepatronage OF hip old rends and
Charges WILDE reasonable.
OFFIoE-TallmAdge Bloch,
Lancaster, March IS laeO.-hi.tf.
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The course otstuly consists ofSlNGLE and D0U
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, in Stock and Part
ncrship Sets Wholesale and Retail merchandise
Commission Conn ound Company and Joint Stock
Business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanshir &c
Alarge Hall Is now fttod up for the relegraphic
Department exclusicelyw advantages viii be Sc
cured supeiorto anything elswhere int the west TITS
in the care ofan operator OF long experience, and Of
the best reputation, Having also the favor and pat
ronogc ofthe, leading Telegraph throughout
the West, situations Tor graduates can readily be Sc
cured.
Thctuition fee Ia only about oNE-HALF thatusu-
ally charged in similar institutions; while the cheap
ness of living the numerous educational advantages
Of the place. and the comparative absence tempt
ations to vice, are important considerations,
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
for II Is beyond the power of any Commercial Col.
lego to get situations for all graduates, but we do
GUARANTEE full and CoMPLErE satisfaction to our stu
dents.
REMEMBER, that we are not "lnk" in anybody's
chain, neither do claim to so absurd thing rs u
"pdtent" on systsm ofinstruction,
TERMS.
Tuition forthe Full Course, including Bust.
ness Penmanshlp wv
Telegr0phic $500 20 w
Teachers Course in Penmanshp 10 OO
To any who have doubts conc ring where to go for
BUSINESS Education, we say-ifyon study one week
with us, and find we have deceived you by false rep
resontatlons, ask for your tuition fee, andtwlll be
refunded.
For further particulars, send for Catalogue and
Circular. lJanlSth, lSGG-lyl
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JAcoB SHKTFER Prop. Lancaster Tanncry ceitifes
thnt he was cured Of Chronic narrhua anil Flux OF
over six months Standing by The use of Mishlers
Herb Bitters.
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THE ooparinershlp heretofore existing between
j the underelgned was dissolved by mutual con.
sent on the sbthef May. All claims due the Arm are
ne properly Of y. Mayer, who will pay the debts o
sf,iSss-s. josEahh zhMsausrrR
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Immediate Relief

70 tho dun heavy pans by dHensas head
the sehaatlonsaiter using are delightful and inyig.
Grating topensand purges out all the ~ itrl,rtions
.fensInens the glands, and gives healthy action to
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-14

~ warranted to be the only preparation known to cure
Coughs, Colds, lloarseness, Asthma, Whoopine
Cough, Chronic Coughs Consumption, Bronchitis
and Group Being prepared from lloncyand Herbs,
tis healing, sorening and expectorntlng, and pnrc.
narly suitable for NIL affections Of tho Throat AMI
Lungs. For sale 10y Druggists everywhere.
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l
GEonGE Iurz Pntentee Patent steam Indicator
greatly relieved Of pans in the breast md breaking
out ofthe skin, Of several yenrs standing by the
OF two bottles Mishers Herb Bitters.
| We have published only n few Of the many Ger
tifcatcs Ofcures we could get to publish, as the
"IIerb Bters" have been tried for almost all the
diseases for which they are fecOmn ndcd about
this place, and haze not only given general bnt uni
yersi satisncon-For Fever and Ague alone we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks ut this placefhe
amount sold daily, Is the best evidence o. ITS merit
Ifyou wish tOsaVe money and Health and secure
happiness keep supply Of Mishers Herb Btters
in your household. It's one fthe hest medicines
In the world for the various diseases Of the human
body. For snle Wholesale snd Retail by Albert
Getz, near corner Main and Columbus Streets, Lam
caster, ohio.
OFT. HARTZEL, Local Agt.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By Al.
bert Gety, ned" corner Main
and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio
O. II. HARTZEL,
May II, 1SGG--3m Local Agent.
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The Last Call!

A Ii persousindehted 20 tho arm Of RsbsI, Krts
~ UlrioA (fthey desire 70 savo oosts,) illcome
forwars and pay their indebtedness.
lam determined 10 close up all accounts AMI notes
within shortlie. and unless paid they will be lett
with an oflcer for collection.
ORFICE-over Reber, Kn,s 4 Ulrick's Store,
IN the room formerly occupied by A. McVeigh' Esq
@. r. RAINEY.
April &c, lses-tE
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G. II. POND,

Principal of the Ic cgrophic Department., and In.
structor in Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &C., &c.
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j. v. KINNEY,

NNTould announce to the old customers OF Kim
w ney 4 Johnson and the public generally, that
that he continues at the old stand on the Canal,
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$. e. Corner Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04

Their Thirty-nrss Annual Nee ting-Rrrorts
cf the Domestic nnS Foreign Committees,
&c.
annual meeting cs the Board Of Missions OF the Protest
or. Episcopal Churh was held in the church Of the
Ascension on tho corner OF Tenth and Fh ave.
nue. Right XIV. Dr. jackson Kenlrer, bishop Of Wis.,
consn presided Tho bishops OF neag,y all tho doccses
were IN attendance and also the clerical membem
Right Pew Henry W Lee, Bishop OF Iowa, opened the
exercises BY prayer.
Rev. J. ~. Eames, D. n, was appointed secretary OF
tho Board for the ensu'ng year. vote Of thanks
passed 10 Rev. mr. Van pelt, retiring secretary.
REPORT or rfG DoNy~rfc coyxfrTiM
Tho annual report ~ tbe Domestic Committee or the
Beard was prepared sui rcsi by Rev A. T. Twng ~ d.,
dchth n Rer. james Dixon carder, y. D. former
secretary - hs connitce In aid or tho clergy
OF the Church In the Southern diocese the frm Of
&oc32 "a reported contributed during the past
year From the financial statement u appears that
fI3 @13 IS received ence tho last annual meeting
Of the VI In snppor ~ IL general purpose and that
during the same rcr cd nearly Sl22, 900 has been dis
sns TO the estent ~ ~ $50 rs have been received
rom egaces The rrport bows the comparative state
fs.t that Of Tic bs5 churches T19 churches contrib
NOD in 1894 rs 10 1868 and 76i IN 1894 In 1854
sertsl 10 were contributed hy bcse churches IN 1893
tsl sis %; and fTs,p5i IN 1893
Tue Domestic Committee 10 the service Of this Board
care SOW called uron 70 direct and sd work in thirty
ono Of Ne states Territories of this great country,
10 which their laboring four missionary
bshops and two hundred and two other nisslonare-
The report citSes with an eloquent allusion Tho I'm.
portsnce Of the work. and calls mr. $3.50 900 from tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04

The Cholera In New York.
The cholera still fingers in one or two filthy localities
Of this city but wherever has made its appearances the
sanitary authorities have been energetic in their efforts
TO suppress t.
OFFICIAL or CAsKs.
The following were reported yestsrday:-
Ann Kane, 683 Second avenue
Emma Sprywood. 40 Baxter street
johanna Fungsr, corner OF Twenty first street and
Sixth avenue.
Johaana walker, AK Thomas street
Martins Walker, Al " Thomas street
CERTIFICATES DEATH.
Burial permits for the following named choi0re Dad
were issued yesterday
Thomas Nicholson. los East Seventeenth sssest.
johanna Haley, 14k Baxter street.
Augusta Walker Al u Thomas street
Martha Walker, Al u Thomas street.
Metha Boland 100 West Twenty first street.
Jacob Bergman No. Franklin street
Emma Sprywood, Battery Barracks Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04

Of the pre- Congress who while voting miserable pitt
tance 70 the sefAs bounty and reducing the enolufnents
2. the army officers have added two Thousand dollars
~ their salaries. 49,
Resolved That recognize the justicn o. the claims
the soldiers and sailors Of who served " the
armies OF the unioa, TO receive from the SAs such
sqalzon e her bounty viii place those no bore the
nea and burden from tho early period OF the struggle on
al equality With those who been favored by the State
ard dsapprova Of the political jusgiery by at
whch tina radical party In the last General Court defeated
measure Tor this the honor vi the
commonwealth than 10 themselves
That IN our earnest desire to promote the cause
OF temer.ncs and good morals Ia this commonwealth
afr compel ed To acknowledge that the prohbory
Ms ,ruve 70 the sale Of liquors. wines beer and CIDER
nave esn source Of great 10 the and
articles 70 proataby made the subject or Federal
wh az the same n the prohibitions have utterly failed
20 ohnns. o. eradicate the evils arising from their un-
censen ana pronscuosis sale,
tae Iue pos o. the state demands the passage strn
gent heshse law yeldng which would ade
ona 70 reimburse the state for extraordinary
witch hs war nay impose upon her. Loud applause and
Resolved That recognize under the that
labor has equal rights with capital
and progressive laws, and that right
the b0rng classes to demand fair and eana egisla
ti0n suited 10 the spirit ef the age advance their
prosperity aud secure their political
lnrrovement; and that We favor the legal limit OF eight
hours ordinary days work. (Applanse and cheers
The Convention then adjourned amid much applause
ENDORSEMENT or THE NOMINATIONS PLArF0RN or TN
UNION CONVENTION DEM0cRArs
Tho democrats held q Convention this afternoon and
endorsed both the nominations and platform OF tho Union
State Convention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04
METHODIST CENTENARY MEETING.
Last evening q centenary meeting was held in the
Seventh street Methodist Episcopal church, Of which
Rev. Mr. Woodruff Is pastor. The exercises opened
bv singing the hvmn commemorative

sovontn street Mothod5t Epi5c0pa church, OF which
Rev. Mr. Woodruff Is pastor The exercises opened
by singing the hymn commencing
Let me 10 thy bosom Hy.r
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hos
Rev. Mr. wooDRuFr made few opening remarks,
stating that he afraid for some time that the con-
tcpary celebration OF Methodsm might lead 10 bcastng
and cgotism; but no glad TO say nothing Of the
kind had occurred except such as were comprehended
in the bare stat stcs of the Church. they had been
presented SO humbly to remove them from that CEN
The Church had done great and good service and
It's influence needed nov than ever He
hoped. in the events before us, Methcdi'm might be
.rne TO Christ and true TO freedom II poor
people. Rich drawn toward IL; but il helps
the worldly circumstances OF men
Rev. W. II BooLr next addressed the meeting speak
Ing PRINCIPALLY the history OF Methodlsm hundred
years ago. he said. few men and women only the
congregation OF Meihodists In John street. New York
hut Nicholson numbers n million OF foil wers
There now eco missionary stations LBS paid Ia
borers AMI i05 6e5 mission memherx exclusive Of the
Southern Church The nrsisyears subscription TO the
<s23, inst s23 than single church Of 800
bcs bad raised during the rast year. Last year the
rbutions TO tho Methodist Missionary Society amounted
to 5000 600 and this year tho appropriations aggregate
10 thu sum ri 81 600 900 There 900 church
cdhces and 1000 parsonages valued at $4,000, 900.
Church. but to Its hsariIness OF dccsrne and mnisra
ton Another the entire devotion of Metho-
dlsts 10 the Masters kingdom They have been more
anxious souls than todscuss doctrines, although
able 10 do Az distinguished man, not Methodist,
said, "Nehodsts TAXI up tho boast OF ENGLAND
that the sets her borcrs her missionaries
follow the drum beat Of England her march around
the world &c The speaker alluded IN the noble tribute
which tho lamcnted Lincoln had paid 70 the part tho
Methodist Church took in the Union army-fnrnshng
men for tho service, and nurses and chap
lans than any other, account Of Der superior
bcfS
The meeting was next addressed by Rev I. s Weed
and others, when the audience dispersed.
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CONSIDERATION OF A MISSIONARY.

Twenty-three Bishops and One Hundred Cler-
gymen Prcsent-Intercsting Ceremony, &c.
The conservation Of tho Rev Claiming Moore VIII
iiams Missionary Bishop 70 China and Japan, took
place yesterday at st. Johns Episcopal church in this
city. Tho church was densey crowded by large and
highly respectable assembage OF which cergymsn and
ladies formed the predomnating elements The services
impressive and imposing, being participated in by
rwENy-r HREB BuHoPs,
from the Episcopal dioceses in the United States
The following the Of the distinguished ecccsi
asticai psrticipants:-Righ Rev. Bishops, Whit
tingham, Maryland; Leo, Delaware: Hopkins, Yer
mont; 0dephoimer, New Jersey; McCoskry. Mi
chigan Clarke. Rhode Island whitshouse
Illinois; Smith, Kentucky; Talbot Indiana; McIIvaine
pe Pos row Wsnus no
williams Connecsicut; Johns virginia, Lac, Iowa:
orado; tnsss New Hampshiie, and wilmer, bishop nor,
elect or Alabama a
Mr.. Williams the nowly ordained prelaae has for
nearly ten years been recognised as one Of the most
Jealous and efficient Of tho Chinese mssonarcs and has
visited mis- native land for tho purpose Of receiving
this distinguished mark Of appreciation OF his
devotion TO the cause OF evangelzaton. His
efforts have been directed under the auspices OF the
Episcopal Foreign Missionary Society, aud he 10 OK
peced TO leave again shortly the sphere Of
his usefulness this time with moro extended area and
THE coNsEcRAroRy sExNcN
delivered by the Right Rev. John Johns Bishop Of
the diocese Of Virginia. who selected the srbec, OF
his discourse the fifteenth OF the sixteenth chapter
OF st. MARYLAND Hc said unto them, Go We into all tho
world and preach the gospel 70 every creature" Tho
right reverend gentleman, In highly elaborated argu-
ment, dwelt forcibly on the universally Of the
commands OF -Jcsus Christ in regard TO the
teachings OF His glorious gospel TO the whole
Of suffering humanity, and the incsmhency OF
Gods people aiding by every means within their
power the propagation OF It's Divine truths; and hold that
hos rbuta the
head or hand heart substance, guilty Of delin-
qucncy Jesus Christ and unfaihfnness TO His
nand which will be fulfilled till all the earth
evaagezed and the kingdoms Of the world become tho
doninions OF Jesus Christ. He then delivered an elo-
quent and touching charge TO tho recipient Of the order
who invested with the usual ceremony At me close
Of the consecration the bishops and probably hun.
dred cergyrneu variook Of the sacrament VI the
Lords supper, after which the congregation dispersed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04
sAaTA AAnl's ALTERATIONS.

Louis Morton M0ntscme Against Ansssss
Lopez De Ssntn A1sn.
fnis matter, which camc up . few weeks ago before
sadss Barnard motion vacase an order Of srrss
under which defendant hold 70 bail IN the
Of $4,000, and which was then referred 70 James u
Coleman a. rcfcree 20 hear and rrport The csss N
Of tina order 81 rescrente Peter " Cotl.r
eounsei for pnintr moved that the plansr have he
affirmative OF the ,psuo which opposed by II. Daily
IT, counsel for defesdnbt Tho referee. after hcansS
arxnsncra Of counssi denied the notion and held thai
The srTrsailve wss with tho defendant. solon Dk>.
witpres an tbe part az the defendant called asA
swosn and his examination commenced. when tho hear
inc wss adjourned unfii to-day At two o'clock.
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In the Of the on4 will be window fourteen
feet in diameter.
There VIII be ono thousand two hundred and ninety
four seats OF which nine hundred aud twen'y-cght will
b. in the and three hundred and sxtystx In the
galier6a
HnrorY SOCIETY.
THIS Second Congregational Unitarian Society OF this
LIMIT presided their deyotionS That building WAS
burned ia 1897 aud their second church. known for SO
many years the "Church Of the Messiah" built
Two years before thai time Iev. Orvllie Dewey set
tied over the society," and succeeded the 81 II
Octobr i84D By the Raw Samuel osgoods the present
incumbent.