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Dry Lumber
DY the Car Load for Saic lasb hjfe 3iiGfir5 aaff4
I'D 10000 Dry Pine Boards JnTG9 3dI De- ,suas /
900 HemlOck " ~ bur 1glfiut .iif Hl iea,i
20O,010 Laths lti elo1' au.8aad62 ,l53iia
100000 Cedar and Spruce Shingles ia.li asaarls.
10000 Pine Clapboards 14islu9a &
100000 Spruce Diner sion lsinlslg aasHr
$4,000 Spruce Outs 1ae "a MOB 9abslI ca
afr lsa At the lowest prices by giosafssla IA
.9es0a GEORGE h. FOSTER h
aug1d No Gait Block.
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AUCTION SALES.
u. M. PATTRN Il CO., Anstismssrs,
Ne. $50 Fore Street.
Desirable Brick House and Land
On Park St.. at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, 22d day of August. at half past
" twelve O'Clock OH the premises, win DO sold that
very desirable dwelling and lot No. 81 cnstery side
owned and occupied by FRED A. POOR Esq.,
We can recommend this as being tho best located
dwelling VIC have offered this selson, stu1ted Oh one
Of most delightful streets and is the only piece Of
property in that immediate vicinity that is in the
The house is OF brick three sores well built OF the
Dcst Materials and Is in the best possible condition
IN me lower floor sitting and dining room, with
hlge nan and an excellent Kitchen with closets and
To amtrics; Second floor, paror % BY II, two bed
M 1t, CLONES rr sscs aud excellent bath room r
~. au cou water Third floor, four large sleeping
y w;tl wSil inshc An excellent cellar unci ALT
BINS &c OIL Carpets on hall, Bathing Room and
he iso, sehenan Blinds and Stove, Nm 60 with
we invite the public to an examination of this
psopcrty, showing that any seeking fcr rontecl
enuehcc That this will prove to be the spot
f pla Ihorc Is court in tho rear running nom
T Tis street., which is owned in common.
me mousse cln be examined any slay previous t tho
''' ~. wnicn VIII DC positive. Possession Immediate
August 10, leo. dti "a UNIV '"'''"eei'
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Genteel Furniture at Auction.

nNTUESDAY, August eSth at 10 o'clock A. M,
~ at house No. ~ Bracket street, known as the
E. e. Croker house. all the furniture IN sai. house.
Stair and OIL Carpets Black Walnut Parlor Sett Sofa
Easy Chairs &c. Marble top Table, What Not,
Lounge Mrrnrs. Bcdsieads, Parlor Curtains Cook
ing stoves Window Shades and fixtures. Extension
Iabc, Toilet. Work, Center. Dining and Kitchen Ia
Dass; Crockcry, Stone, Wood and Iron Ware, Re-
az This furniture is nearly new being little used
and in good order.
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auciionccrs,
aug1I-td TIC Fore Street.
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Spanish Consulate Notice

pY Royal Order of May 2eth last, il is tlecreed.
ID that from and after the LIST day OF September
next. masters of vessels win not be allowed to make
any alterations in the maniEcsts Of cargocs shipped
from this country to the Island of Cnba,-th II
hours, time being abr0gated.. 80.
It also decreed that all goods entered for examine
alton at said ports will be subject to sixteen per
cent. extra ducs instead of tho four per cent. here
tofore charged this extra charge to be enforced
from the LIST OF august, 1866. aug6-diSlN
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Great Inducemenrs


Great Inducements
FOB PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD. Z
THE subscribers offer for sale a large tquantty d
desirable building lots In the West End Of the
West, Emery, C1shman, Lewis, Bramhail, Monu-
msnt Dansorfh, Orange and Salem Streets. Wod &
They viii sell on a credit or from one to ten years,
II desired ny the purchasers. From parties VINO
build Immediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED;
Apply at the office OF the subscribers, where full
= & INA 9s.i11ol 1s a J.. b. BROWN O. SONS.f
Portland. May 8, 1865. islalisagia na 90 oilI
NOTICE TO LAVD HOLDERS. Mr..
In JAMES T. HAIL. builder, Of Haverhill Mass
will make contracts with parties Who intend build
ing Immediately. He can furnish first class work
men. Letters addressed TO him will receive iznn1e
diate attentions For further particulars enquire Of
j. III. CRESSEY, No. 1853 Commercial streetlo I3i.iI
Fortiana' Jul 10. lii 10 IN 70 Ia1I la n. au
III w. HARTWRLL, Archisect,i Studio
He Building, Boston,, Appointments may be
made at Berry's Printing Office, foot of Exchange
street, where Mr.. Hartwen may be found portion
of the time. Jy2s dm
T ONGFELLow q DoRR, Architects, 2ss Congress
IL street. - = - "a ju loft
OEORGE q. Mason, Architect, Newport, r.
III. Plans, Specifications and Working Drawings
furnished promptly and In the most satisfactory mani
Edward ogdsn, Esq, Newport, 81 L. ,Ho1 Henry b
Anthony, Pr9vidence, r. L Hem. VIM: II, Patten,
Providence, r. L., Hon paYid SCARS, Boston, Mass
Oliver II. Perry Esq, Andoyer, Mass, Chas. III
Russell, Esq, New York. Sam g; Ward, ESQ, New
Rrinley, Esq, Philadelphia. Geo F. Tyler, Esq,
Philadelphia. Edward 8, Hoffman. M. D. Morris
OWN, N, x,s .rasA =, e.. ,r, 1ul l5utf
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BUILDING.
LUMBER

LULU DE4ls eesst,r
I'm as favorable terms ever. Bunding materai
" of all kinds constantly ON hand Doors Sasn
and Blinds and Glazed Sash, at lowest prlces.-
Dimension frames sawed TO order 4uas4qF
n. sTrvrys ~ atg J. X. MERRILL,
SMITHS PIER, 4f8eal
COMMERCIAL TIRE E. T.
jyo4 l. rs sw95JE1,,E Ss9sgsE SIS X, dSm )
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MEnncA1a 80
The Ey Hsr petarrh
TIL R o AT.
Mrs. Manchester
THE INDEPENDENT
Ola LID O1TA NTsi
Md
Eclectic Physician!
From els Broadway, New YosE, has returned to


EctectSc Physician!
From cls Broadway, New Yoss, has returned to
rsrtland apd en- be dopsultsd 4 hseS@ee' no 4
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
Forth Years. Deafness Cured.
This Is to certify that was deaf for FORTY years.
and that Mrs. Manchester has entirely restored nv
hearing for which am thankful. Before called ia
@ %s Would
my ear Now can hear as well rs did betoro was
afflicted at all. The beating aud buzzng which At
entirely sabsiied am now "a years Of are an r rus
''' . JAMES ANDERSON =
This Is to certify that have boon cured of Catarrh
in tho worst form, by Mrs. Manchester. have been
Ssy xSis ana g9ss2n haSo ont
aIrse &c j 81 ri a ~ g. M ss |'ss
fectcd, all Of which knew was the case. COM
mcnced taking her medicine IN june, and can truly
SPY that am now wcll man. ! am trader, and III
win be The q hundreds Of dears in 'I y Soe Mo
ets, as now can talk without hurting me. Go and
consult her. and y'qs W. s ss RsssfNy sa sss Me-
r. ms s asa.s. F. !;
WeIc N Dahgor it5t summer, cicd 70 sec Won with
child Of mine that had been sick for four wears
had taken her to . number Of physlcians, and mono
could tell what allied her or evcnhcr symptoms You
aSs ssss ss Ell M 3" 5 Ds
we're very peculiar; also told me that there wis
something alive in her, and also said there was NUM-
Der Of them, and told INC that she drank them from
rain-watcr cistern. You said that You would not
warrant cure, but would try and do the best YOU
Ss Rs sa;nss SGPf SsaisPe
the child Las passed OF large quantities of what I'VE
call Iddpoles, from rain water, and think, and am
certain that the child must have died had it not been
for you. And advise every body to see Mr. MAl4'
chester, for know that she has the powcr OF know
ing the condition OF person diseased better than any
physician that have ever heard Of My child IS now
Perfectly healthy.s Please have this published and
what they profess TO.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
GEORGE 4. MARTIN.
aug10ood MARY Il. MARTIN,
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WI y. DYER. can be found with new stock
v! Of Sewing Machines, Of various kinds; Silk
Twist Cott0n-an kinds and colors Needles, OIL, &c.
1eeMiddle street, up one flight stairs jul17eod
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valuable House and Land at Auc-

4 THURSDAY, August &c, at 8 o'clock p. M,
sf,.o On ne premises, we shall sell House No. 81 York
under it. There arc ten finished rooms abundance
2. bard and soft water, force pump OF sufficient
rover 70 throw water MI over the house, IN thorough
repair, IN an excellent Dcighborhood, and very de-
siraolc property. stable aud wood shed attached.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctionccrs
angiodtd Office nc Fore street.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

IN TUESDAY August 2eth, at O'Clock p. NJ. we
TX snail sell the valuable THREE STORY BRTCk
ti,oOSE 70. III Brown street. This house Is finished
saenghout and is in thorough repair, good cellar,
gooa WAFER pleasantly and ccnirny located and very
HENRY BAILEY s. Co., Auctioneers
I aug1T-td 1TG E,rc Street
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From cls Broadway, New YosE, has returned to
Poraands aba en- Be ecnsulted A. hseSipes, No, u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-21

TOb0ccO TObaccO!
lust received on consignment large lot
~ Of EAnae Tobacco various ians. ard for sale low
nv sTsFfoRD,
nar3a-6 - No 81 & 60 Lcvee Eeokuf.
g UG1HS-5O hhds. New Orleans Sugar
~ old crop. for sale by
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VAhLASpIGHAA AND THE PREsIpEsT.--It
is understood on unquestionable authority
that Vallandigham is very much dissatisfied
with the bearing Of the President. He hoped
to find him ready for coup de etat. in the
interest of the Southern application for seats
in Congress, but says he is weak and vacella
ting, and afraid, in view Of the strong Union
majority in both Houses. to do what he
should He advises his friends to nurse him
carefully, but not go too far in endorsing
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and SU0AR-Atsl low 49,,
- ootrapoading wisA =. rs.sat dse,lss. ~ s. =
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For Sale at a Bargain!

MY present residence. situated on the cor
1t1 uer of Fourth AMI Morgan streets, lots and g.
block A. 1t stors brick house, conaining eight
rooms, with good onsbudings as there in the
city stable, wood and coal house and wal. house The
property MI In good repair Tie lots well filed with
choice fruit and shrubbery Peach, Pear, Ounce
Plum Apple and Cherry Trees all fruit bearing besides
Ill the smaller fruits II cafnst md purchaser ior
the house and three lots will se the aud lot No
upon which all the inprov nts are situated Inc
prs perty is situated ia u the beet borhoods IN
the city only Ave minutes walk from same TO business
norton of Main will he snd 1t fair price and
mon favorable terms Possession given immediately.
AI.c rood second hand Piano and Piano Stool which
oey for fcw DAYS hundred and fifty dollofs. If
not sold will ship it to the manufacturers. can be
found on the premises mentioned or at the ofiee Of
Conpshle 4 Smyth. ioctal GEO. y. SMYTHs
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TERRIBLE AccrpESr.--We are panied to
learn that David Coleman Aist saith 4 terrible
accident on Tuesday, 18th inst, which has
cost him his life. He lived With his son-in.
law mile or two West of Eibertyville. There
was no one at home. and Mr.. Coleman had
taken the gun TO shoot hawk that was fly.
ing over the house. He had sci the gun on
The ground when It was fred of BY accident,
the contents blowing away nearly all Of his
road saw him lying on the ground, and call.
ing to him received no answer. He went to
him and finding him so badly wounded. pro-
cured assistance, and everything that could be
done for him was done Mr.. Coleman was
about SO years of age. He served his
country in the 4th Iowa Cavalry, and was
honorably discharged. Fairfield Ledger.
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HISDpo WlDows.-Some Hindoo widows
have consented to take a second husband
rather than give themselves to the flames, al
though. in one case, lately, the wife Of bar
Der, who, on his death, declared her inten-
ton of not surviving, steadily refused to hist
en- to the expostulations Of her neighbors,
and they at last yielded to her importantly,
and assisted at the brutal ceremony. The
woman sat upon pile Of wood with her dead
husband across her knees, while faggots were
piled up to her shoulders, and her hair satur-
ated with ghee, continuing to converse with
the bystanders while her arms were burning,
and only ceasing to do so when flame and
smoke choked her utterance.
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HUMPHREYS,
homeopathic SPECUEI6,S

AVE proved, from the most ample expe-
neno~ an entire Success: miie eff, Il ~ and re-
iao ihey @s the only msscinfs perfectly ADAPTED to
popular rse-so simple thai axes canet - n.de in
using them; % barn less fr,e from ssrg-y and
20 eicient as to be always reliable They have raised
the highest sonmend4tion from all and viii aiwa,,
VI sa'is achoa- Cents
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Case OF IS via,s and book 60
Case Ct ~ large yiais. in Morocco and hook. 90
Case Of 81 large v,als, pain and Doc k... co
Case Of Is boxes Nos 10 i5) and book ...... 90
These remedies, by the ease single box
any part Of the country by mail express, free Of
charge, recsist OF the price. Address
HCHPHPETS SPECIFIC
HOAE0 Pa THO MEDICINE cONPANT
Office and Dept No. a62 Broadway, New-Ycrk.
For sale hv every Medicine Dealer,
DR.. HUMPHREYS is censrfsed daily at his ofTce per-
Sonails or by Letter atosr, fur all forms disease.
3an-TdIy
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N F1CKLED OYSTERS.
n FEW DOZEN in quart glass ja rs. .
" ss;-1r1 sesscys rIBxRTsGS = ALBEKS
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Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DIsHAsEs or TIM mn AlsD EAR.

SHlS Institution is situated in the most
p1cssant snd hraithy pnrt or the city OF Keokuk,
comfort OF invaiids. = 80
The following diseases admitted and IN tts
Institution: - "
ht Surgical disaases and al requiring Surgical
operations.
ID. Diseases Of the Eye and Esr
Sd. diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart
9TH. Diseases Of Women
Drs. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from tn.
general practice Of medicine will give their entire tins
and attention to Cases Of the kind enumerated
The Department. Of eurFety ard Hseases Of the Eve
and Ear will be under the special charge Dr eAS-
FORD while that OF Diseases of the Lun- Threat and
Heart and the Useasesdf Women will he under The
special charge q Dr. CURE though either viii assist
the other in difficult cases
This enterprises has been in successful operation
.nAn year, and II h believed private Clinic
stAtes presents larger number Of intert sting
and important cases
passing through .oSourr ing In our city
ere respectfully inviie 10 Witt the infrmarY s~aldry
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4 From Rev Vim Smith, frrfrly pastor OF the vincen
town and Melville IN. ID baptist Churches
Having rsea In my family number Of bottles Of your
Hoofahds German Bitters, have osay that regard
them as an excellent medicine specially adapted 10
move the diseases they are recommended for They
siren ghen and in igornte the system when debtsted
and are useful in disorders Of The liver loss appetite
etc have also reco nmerded them to several of my
fricpds who han tried and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration of health.
Yours truly, WIN. sMltH,
eo6 Hutchiuson street, Philadelphia.
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rpyom Rev D. Merrge Postor Of the Passyunk BAPTIST
Church. Philadelphia
Prom the many respectable recommendations given to
Dr. Hoofand German Filters, sndnced give them
trial using al bottles found thcm be
good remedy for debility and excellent tonic for
the stomach. 4a D. MERhlGE.
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,,Amr.sAscE or rms srs rnon rnE NoRr,

APPEARANcE OF THE SUN PROM THE N0RTH
PoLE.-To person standing at the North
Pole, the sun appears to sweep horizontally
6fofind the sky every twenty hours, with
out any perceptible variation during its cir
cult in its distance from the horizon. On the
2lst Of June it is % degrees 8S ninutes above
the horizon-a little more than one fourth Of
the distance to the zenith, the. highest point
that it ever reaches. From this altitude it
slowly -decends, its track being represented
by spiral or screw with very fine thread !;
and. in the course of the three months it
worms its way down to the horizon, which it
reaches on the 23d of September. On this
day it slowly sweeps around the sky, With its
face half hidden below the icy sea. II still
continues to descend and aiter it has entire.
ly disappeared it is still SO near the horizon
that it carries bright twilight around the
heavens in its daily circuit. As the sun sinks
lover and lower. this twilight gradually grows
i,a'nter, till it fades away. On the 10th Of
pecemberthe sun is % degrees 80 minutes
pelow the horizon, and this . the midnight OF
the dark winter Of the pole. From this date
the snn begins to ascend: and after 4 st;me
his return II heralded by 4 faint dawn vh;ch
circles slowly around the horizon. comn,e,ino
its circuit every "a hours This dawn orovs
gradually brighter; and on the a0th .of II arcs
the peaks are gilded with the FIRST level rays
Of the six months day. The br,nger of hi,
long day continues to wind his spiral way hp
ward till be reaches his highest place; on th,
2ist of June, and his annual course Is c4m
pieted Such is one OF the most wondetfu
works Of God. - SciyWS6c Assertcas. F
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Oar Relation. with Great Britain

NEW York, March 81.
The Tribune Of this morning publishes two
further dispatches from Secretary Seward to
Mr.. Adams, in the first the Secretary of State
refers to the antieipations on the part of the
European Governments of the retaliation
measures. He again reviews the grievances
of the United States against Great Britain as
we'll calculated to produce an expectation oil
retallating measures, but dsprecates any in
tention on the part of the United States to 60
into war. An account Of these grievances
more important is in another dispatch Of
March lsf, communicating to Mr.. Adams a
copy Of dispatch in cypher from the rebel
eminissary in Canada to Jefferson Davis. Ill
gives An account of the endeavors of the
rebel agents IN London and Paris, to find ont
on what terms assistance or recognition
could be obtained. 1t seems. that these agents
we're instructed 70 intimate that an armistice
might be conrlnded upon between the two
bilIigerent parties in North America for the
purpose Of undertaking conjesctly q foreign
war, for inGtance, for the expulsion Of Tie
F,ench from Mexico. The hint wns treel 81
in lanslsnd in the usual unsatisfactory, non
commital manner. But in France it ai once
met With the declaration that no such alliance
should be permitted; thar the emperor would
punish any attempt 10 enforce The Monroe
Doctrine and. that If it could be made SURE
that the Federal Government was pussuinE
such course France would promptly fecpg
nlze the Southern Independence. al
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LEARSISGA 4 TRADE.-A year or two ago, q
man nearly forty years Of age, living in Ma
rion county, went hopelessly blind. He be-
came burden TO himself; and, on account OF
his disqualification to take care Of him self
was anxious to die and get away from world
ia. which his usefulness was destroyed His
mind suffered sadly under the affliction, and
his friends feared that insanity woald be add
ed to blindness. He was asked one day if he
did not wish TO learn trade? Plaintively he
answered:
How can do this? How can man.
blind as l am, learn trade?''
1T is easy done, = replied the friend-'.lt
you will take my advice, you will he earning
your living without difficulty in less than y
year. You can obtain admission into the
Blind Asylum at finton and in short time
bv application. you will be able to make a
dollar and half day. You viii then feel
comfortably Independent.
The blind man started to his feet. and
turning bis signtless eyes towards the COM
forter said:
My dear friend, you give me new life
God knows how anxious am to do what you
suggest. Let me 90 Ut once
Not long sttcrward the man was admitted
sn.o the ASYl,,ns. and N less than six month
he became proficient Il the manufacture 81
hrooms. apd vas paying his way in tie in
derson saw him a. Niuton, and pronounced
him 10 be. to all human appea sance tine hap
pest man IN Benton cot.nss iegiSter.
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SOUTHERN HALLrclNATioSs.-A Georgia
correspondent writes that many of the ..nn-
constructed in that State really expect
ing President johnson will drive ous osxCon-
gress the radical members, announce tie
Southern delegation as admitted. and then
proceed To declare the new organization as
the regular constitutional body A lead
ing editorial in the Atlanta lateittgeacer GER
tainly gives some coloring to this statement.
The writer asks:
MAY not a majority of the Senators or
Representatives daily elected by the leople,
and who have their certificates of election
from the Governors of their respective
States. meet at the Capitol, and under the
provisions Of the Constitution. organize
themselves into a Legislative body? In other
words. MAY not the Senators now denied their
seats, and the Senators who desire that the
Southern members should have their seats,
meet, organize and proceed to business as
the Senate of the United States?' They
would have the majority, the President, the
power to enforce the possession ofthe Capitol,
and the people we have no doubt, would sus-
tain the measure. desperate as it might at
FIRST seem. True. this would be bold mea-
sure. but Andrew johnson is bold man
and if noted for one thing more than another,
it is his great tenaci.y of purpose: lie well
knows the people Of the United States are
with him in this controversy, and that they
will sustain him in his efforts to restore the
Constitnnal Government. Sectional monopo-
lies must be put down, else the Presidents $
policy is failure, and the dissolutiono of the
Union an accomplished fact. No one need
be surprised, therefore. should the words OF
Garrett Davis, rs reported elsewhere in this
journal, foreshadow events soon to transpire
at the national capital.
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0ssssA directory.

wHsrMTnsfw PRasDvrmTAH cuUncB. "a .,
On sevsnth s,ress tetwssn Main and Dlopdssu ervces
every Sabbath. q II Gkd D. n eabbeth sehooI
atSa m. Prayer meeting every wedsestay at TX D. N.
EXCHANGE eTRsEr n. Z. CHURcH-os Yx5Ss,re
Strest, bstvesn fkfJd and Fourth. Ppeschinr eveSv
SAb6a2h At II A. and II ~ ?. y. 0AbfatA ech.d 6
2kR.H. Prayer meeting on HsSns sday svsnings.
JoHS BulGEss, Pastor.
UNITED PI8sBY11RrAH-HinA street, between
Msn and Rlondeaa. Services every tbath atll n.
a.d u pm. Sunday SchooIo1<An.
FIRST PRuSDYfRRIAN--Cornsr High and Fourth
strssts. Services every sslbstA at II and ~
Sunday 1choo10 :. -. In Cn1ffsSDsz, PASTOR.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-CDrnsr High ssa 1ssrth
sssssts. Services every Sabbath - II .. =. Sunday
sebocI ss.n. =. HAssALl, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE n 3. .CHURCH-Ccsner Of Sew.
rth aud Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath as
- y and "A y. N Sabbath school at 8. ~. Public
tssssI Assuns on Wednesday evenings.
:. H. WAHlSa Pastor.
IlhsT BAPTIST cHURCH-Thiyd street betveen
~. up ,no hisa. IN. day School 0l< n Preach
- ~ m Also 1t n p. N. Prayer meeting We'd
Aes..y = y. NJ J. T. WEsfovER, Pastor.
CONdREGATloNAL CHURCH-Bi.b..re.t h.tv..,
ruth and Sixth Services vsery eabts,h - II :, ~
N m sabbath scuool at 8 p m PRAYER me.tins
on "ednrshay evenings. 0fonaH raAcRrn P.stor
SPIRITUAL MEsrfSGS--At the Court Hou.. 80
sunday at ~ P. \. and i the evening The public ~
invited to come and hs ar what the spirits have to ,ay