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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
THE PUBLIC HEAL TIL.

NEw-YORK CITY.
The following OF cholera in this city were re
ported by the Sanitary Inspectors yesterday
Nancy Hlrrison No "A Mulberryst; sent 20 hospital
Fred Menz No. AS West Ihrty-sxthst died sept 70
Peter Adler No $50 Tenih-aye
j. F. Fricken. No 60 Bazter.st.; sent to hospital
Margaret Rouse. No. - Aiottst.i died Sept. "a
CatbsTine SchreiSer. No fi7 West Thirty -siI.hst
Edward OBren. No. ~ BsxteIsL
Mrs Reif No s25 Thrd-aVe.
Peter Harken No "A n shanty. north of Fortish-st
between N!nth and Tenth-ay yes -. d,.,
H. Rsgan No. l6s Leoaard-st died.
Jacob Gordon, No. los BIyardst
Mary Hepp. No ls7 Avenue A.
Deborah Conner No. SO Westinghouse
Sarah Williams, Battery Hospital.
f. Garland, No. al Tenth.aye died.
QUARANTINE.
The following report received yesterday from the bo
tsi shin Falcon az lower Quarantine
Died sept % Fedel Stebaged g. native OF Dehand Wiz
temburgi admitted 2lst sept from ship Geysburgh from
Hayre. Remaining in hospital. L.
TUE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN.
The number of reported yesterday were :, OF
which died The total number Of deaths last week were %
which 81 from cholera cholera moroa q cholera in
fantn 20 diarraes 10; dyseDery g marasmus l3 con.
WILSON'S lO consumption 10 typhoid fever &c Men 80
I39: Ireland al England e. Germany l2 oil other coun-
ABATEMENT OF CHOLERA IN MoRRrsASIA.
Owing to the exerons of the Chief Of the Disnfect
ing Corps OF the Metropolitan Board OF Health Mr. CHRISTIE
with his assistants and Assistant Sanitary Inspector d. N
Freeman that district Of Westchester County lying next
feced oil houses places Mott Haven East Morrsana
and Merose where cholera has existed this the
cholera disappeared hope TO appear no more IN
this district
CHOLERA IN NEWARK.
Notwithstanding that Newark has thus far escaped
visitation from this dreaded pestence the reports made 20
Of Health Yesterday that even there tue JUS
ease has found oothod On Friday night last little son Of
Patrick Smith No % Cabinetst taken with the cholera
aud died Saturday morning The mother Of the LAD was
then taken and died Monday morning and Mr. Smith
and his daughter Of about II years together with an infant
are living dangerously H. IL another part Of the same house
there children sick with similar symptoms AT NO
in the same street. Mr. owen Carl died yesterday mornne
alter few, hours illness and his daughter Frustrated
with the disease fatal also reported 10 have occurred
on Sunday night in Riyef.st.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


WENDELL PHILLIPS DECLINES A NOMINATION.
BoSrON Sept. 2i.-Wendell Phillips has declined the
nomination of the workngmen for Congress In the let
ter announcing this decision he Although there
FORE have hitherto promptly declined all offers of po
cal trust STILL sincerely DESTROYS TO meet your wishes II
possible have thoroughly reconsldered the whole sub
ject; but to the conclusions as heretofore, that
cannot accept the honor you offer me- feel that in
ceptng Office should, paradoxca as 1t may sound incur
responsibility to far greater extent than should gam
power. do not wish for place OF responsibility without
an the power which should accompany it. il seems TO me
that can the present circumstances serve our cause
better out of Congress than in it."
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HAML HARRIS, ChairIna
JAS TERwILLIGER, Secretsry.
TassdaV, SEPT 20
AsroRIA-Hon HORACE GREELEY.
FREDOSIA-Hon. IRA HARRIS -
WEsTTfELD Gen. STEWART /. WOODFORD.
PORT RICHMOND DIR. X q. SIDNEY.
s,vav,vrox Gen. GHAas.h;, VA, NAN WfCh-
AuRuRS-Hon ROSCOE CONkLIEG
NKwBUssH.- WM '. WALLACE esq r''''''
" efnesdGy, SePt 70.
The Hon. IRA HARRIS
JAHEsro"N'- Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD.
-. (Gen. c. II. VAN WICK.
ELNkA- Gen. 4. W. CONWAY.
RoSDOur'-Judse GEO. w. PAsCHAL.
Thwsdal Sent %.
-, (The Hon. IRA HARRIS
OLkAH'- Gen STEWART I. wOODFORD.
GENEVA Gen. C. II. VAN WICK.
HARLEY Hon, WIN 4; DARLING
IIo.. The Hon IRA HARRIS,
h'AHAiLs'iNL- = Gen STEWART L. WOODFORn
Ervr,,a-o. { DR. r. q. SIDNEY,
"0AiASroN- JOHN o. MOTT, esq
Saturday Sept 30
WARsAw.-Gen c. II. VAN WICK.
Monday. Oct l.
FLrsHIxG.-Geu. STEWART L. WOODFORD.
ROCHKsTER-Gen. CHAS. H. VAN WICK.
Tpesddy. oct 2
AuBURE.-Hon. LYMAN FIREMAN..
UTIcA-Geu. g. II. VAN WICK.
RIvKKHEAD.-Cien. STEWART L. WOODFORD.
Hednesday Oct. ..
GREENPoRT.-Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD.
SCHENEcTADY.-Gen. {. n. VAN WICK.
ThuFIdGy Oct. 4.
SAC HaRBoR--Gsn. STEWART l.. WOoDR0RD.
Friday. Oct s.
Gen STEWART l.. WOODFORD,
fOuShkkKPsiA- Gen. {. II. VAN WICK.
Saturday, Oct g.
r,,.ov JGen. c. H. VAN WICK,
hOD'o"- (Gen. STEWART L. NOODFORD.
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OBITUARY.

The Hon. John b. Steele, who killed at Rondout
yesterday by being thrown out Of wagon was promi-
nent lawyer in Ulster County residing at Kingston lie
was War Democrat, member Of the. XXXYHth and
xXXvIth Congresses and voted for the constitutional
Amendment. lie was formerly County Judge in Ulster
Mr. Steele was highly esteemed by his constituents. BE
left q wife and child.
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
For Gopernor-Hou REUBEN E. FENTON. Chauaugna
ForLG. GouernOr-Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD hlngsj
For Canal Coulr--Hon STEPHEN T. HAlI SteuDeni
For Prison Iaspsdor-Gen. JOHN HAMMOND, Essex.
Election Tuesday, Nov. o.
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NEW-JERSEY.
MEETING AT HOROKHN.

The Union Republicans of Hoboken, aud all Others who
are n favor of the Congressional plan of Reconstruction
are requested to Washington Hail. No. % Garden
St. on this evening at o'clock, for the purpose OF Or
ganizing for the ensuing campaign
NOMINATION FOR STATE SENATOR
TRENTON N j., Sept. A-Amos Clark, Republican,
has been nominated by the Republicans of Union County
for State Senator.
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The Mysterious Treasure.

Have YOU se,n IT, this mysterious TREASURED Have you e It's won
lsnrei and the gold dust that 4 every dag
rn into our Golfers the ie mysterions shall we say mani
AZ aftice1 Yes nanue % aue Goes o'
igs nanmaon, II has caused the eye
r. nr mother and the anguid babe 10 crow ON her
Ian ne little with rapture to the face Of its parent
usan bright And cheerful
J a.ss ,ne 10 take place OF teaTif Is this
ords hi hing ion will IS aud Iei,erate the esse
80 Wien 20 beIBE " ILLcox GIBBS
sSTISe MAcHIxK.-f York Dispatch. lAdrertiensnf
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OREGON.


THR DOINGs OF THE LRGIsLATURR
SAN Francisco sept o. IS66-A dispatch from Salem,
Oregon dated Yesterday says: "Thc Democratic contest
ants from Grant County have been admitted 10 seats N
the House and two Union members oused II was through
the aid Of the latter members that the constitutional
amendment passed III the House. II had previously
passed the Senate. The Senatorial election comes up on
tuesday"
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TEXAS.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.

CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
The Rebels of the lid Texas District have nominated
Col. A. NJ Branch of Huntsville, Walker County, e1-
Rebel soldier and Rebel Congressman, as their cand
date for the XIth Congress j. W. Henderson Is the
Rebel candidate IL the Houston District.
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MINNESOTA.
RRYOMINATIOY or THR no

RRYOMINATIOS or THB non. WM WINDoM
special dispatch % Cincinnati paper from 81 Paul
saws that the hon. VIM. Window reuOmuated iOr
Congress by the Republican Convention Of the lst Mime
sofa District on the goth inst.
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MICHIGAN.
woRKINGMEY's CONGRESSIONAL C.

wORKINGMEY's CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE.
The wOkingmen Of the WITH District IN Michigan have
nominated VIM. H. Stewart for Congress The Defr0a
Union SAYS Mr. Stewart is OF energy and ability and
indomtable his laboTs behalf OF the cause OF the
workingmen. he represented the town Of Grand Rapids
in the recent Labor Congress. He formerly kepub-
lCal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

Disastrous FIRE At HUNTERS PoMT.-About lO3
6elo last night she extensive Kerosene OIL works Of Mr.
Kelly Hunters Point took FIRE probably FROM explosion
and TIE efforts a ile District kire Department Tero
uBaysng cxtnFlhne the flames % an early hour tbs
RorniDg. The loss ol property Is yeF great
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"MY POLICY"

PRESCRIBED FOR ATTENDING THE LOYALISTS PHILA-
DELPHIA CONVENTION.
special Dispatch 90 The ~ Y. Tribune!
NORFOLK, Va. Monday, Sept. "a, 1896.
j. w. Broomey and John II. Clements have been re-
moved from the NavyYard Portsmouth for attending the
Southern LOyalists Convention al Philadelphia
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DIED.

BATEsAt Bedford wes.ehe,sT Co.. T. Saturday the 22d
inst Frances Mcdonald widow Of the he Neemiah Bates IN
the nth yea Of her
CANFssAt Flushing Sunday ga Inst Ellen Jane wife Of
John Caes youngest daughter Of b. L. to"e aea@ years
uouhs and 20 DAYS.
The friends end relatives respectful invited to attend he funeral
nom hen ne r,Ience bay sdeaye, Wednesday, al Z
eegck q. ~, witLout further ao.ce
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RADICAL NOMINAL

RADICAL NOMINATION IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
ST LOUIS Sept 2irhe Radicals Of the Isl District OF
Missouri have unanimously nominated Gen. Mm. A. Piles
for Congress to-day
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INDIANA.


The Union ticket was elected Tuesday Rising Sun
promising Indiana village, by 10 majority.
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UNION MEETINGS.

REPUsLroAN UEION STA Y COnnITTKE.
HDoRs. METROPoLITAN HoTEL. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

Sewing Machines.
Pove the only place City yoH ind all kinds or
NEv SEWING MACHINES at uanu,ctuTers' prices and whsrs
Won can exchange any within thirty days for other haehns
without extra charge If lot ssGshsd
SIBLEY sTOOPs,
No. 643 Broadway.
Conner Of Bie~ckrr-St
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-05

Choate, which they will sell very cheap for
cash or ready pay. SAssACUs.
l"Our mutual friend. ID. M" finds time
TO enlarge sufficiently upon anything Of
less Importance than an installation or an
excursion to Devil Hill" Hear him:1
The weather of the past few days has
been such that the farmers sof this town
have commenced harvesting their potatoes
and corn, in real earnest. There is some
complaint that the potato crop is seriously
injured by the rot, but the quantity is equal
to that of any year of the past. Rowell &
Blair have their starch factory in full blast.
and take all that the farmers have to snare
at 80 cents per bushel. The last four DAYS
OF last week they received an average of
600 bushels per day. Their machinery runs
day and night. LIN regard to the corn in
TINS vicinity, your correspondent has not
heard an expression" and therefore will
not attempt to ''enlarge sufficiently on
thls....On Monday evening the good peo-
pie OF the town met at the town hall to Or
game lecture association, and it is pro-
posed to have lectures weekly. through the
coming winter j. S. Adams. j. G. SAKE,
Prot Brown, and others are spoken of as
speakers-the course to be interspersed
with home talent as we may need. Mr..
Tirrell opens the course with lecture at
the academy on Thursday evening.
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Two days old was left on the doorstep OF
mepster Page, in the northeast part OF
CaGloGldge. i vas evidently living when
ieit, out dled Toil exposure; when discov-
ered II had scarcely anything around it.
and lay on lie cold stone with its head and
limos bare. Inquiries developed the fact
that two women and man were seen to
approach the house. and tracks in the sand
indicated that the man left the little one on
the stone. The guilty and heartless wretch
es have not been discovered.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
William Bennett of Albany. on Friday
last, while holding a horse while man
was loading load of lumber. was thrown
down by the horse becoming unmanapea-
bic, and severely injured by the loaded
wagon passing over him.
Coroden Cummings of Newport. had a
hill or stevens potatoes from which he re-
Gently dug % good sized potatoes, the
whole weighing IL lbs. Coz. This would
require but little over three hills for a
6ushel, yield equaling that of the early
days OF the country.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
A hunting party On Monday discovered a
morse on the top of Killington Peak. 1t is
supposed he must have rained down. as
there appeared to be no place where it was
possible for the beast to ascend. With
much eXertiOn he was brought down and is
now in Clarendon awaiting an OWNER.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Somebody has shot fine yearling colt
owned by Warren Bailey of Montpelier
Whether the act was an accident or crime
has not yet been discovered.
STATE AT LARGE.
The Burlington Free Press says: As a
man and two boys. from Canada. were
coming down the lake before the very hard
south wind. last week Friday. their sail
'.jibed,' when opposite Stony Point, and
their boat capsized. They managed to get
on top of their inverted craft. where they
remained four hours, when the steamer
Read went to their rescue. The boat con-
tanned 400 bushels of apples, which were a
total loss. The same man upset a boat
about two wears ago, in the same place,
under similar circumstances. also loaded
with apples.
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Eh3lI|l'E]a
Patented May 30. 1866.

This Is article for washing without rubbing ezoep-
in very dirty plsces which win require very slight rub
and ualike other prep aiions offered for like purpose
vii not rot he clothes but vii leave them much whittier
thai ordinary meth ds without the usl Ees- and tesr
ltr.nores 81 spo's If BY magic, snd sofn- the
dirt by soaking, 81 TIA; sing will in oIdialy ces en-
liz. " Remove Il.
rhi powder Is pr par,d IN socordance xiih chemical
science Sad upon process peculiar 70 self Which
cred by letters patent Ii his been IN use for N, re than
year snd his proved Itself EniresI fsvocite uher-
ever il ha been u-ed Among the advantages claimed
are ihe llowinG, viz:
II saves al the expense of sop uay used on cotton
an linen goods.
sLyss most Of the labor of rubbing AMI wea- and
tear.
Also for cleaning widows II il ul,surr,.sed Wiih
one quarter the time sni labor usually reoui-d II i'm.
parts beautiful gss sud lus.re, much superior 70 snv
other mode. No WateT requires except 20 rnosen the
powder.
llrec ions with each packsge.
And can be rraiiy appreciated BIZ single trial The
cot Of washing for family Of five persons viii no,
exceed tire ems.
The Usnf lctrers Il this pos der are aware tist fnsuy
ueieee compounds have hoen introduced 10 she pab!sc
which Esve ttd ;he coh, 81 failei in removing The
dirt, but knowing tie intrinsic eIcellence Of his sf-ic
they confidently prclm II being adapted Il NEE;
demand which hs long existed and which hss remained
unsuppled Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS.
80 Rrusdway, Boston.
For sale by grocer and dealers every where css23
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-05

Amount Of so,S AT Market this w"ek.-Catte- :
Ship ami Lambs. 13,5SO Swine, 300.
P.IceS.-Markr he't-nxtrI, 4 % a. 1870: 1st 0ra-
" l35 "a 400; I'd quality, 12,0O &c 1900: I'd qualify
1850 "a 1850.
Sor Working Oxen. l5n a 2to "a go: Cows and
Caves, Al "a % "a 80 "a 125 Ycarlngs. IN "a 90 Two
year ods as So Tire years old-. IS "a -: Sheep
and Lamis in To- 81 3 + o"o u ezra and r.
Iec!ions. 43O "a 800 "a o. or o "a Cts
Horses market. Oh"
Hides 9 "a 9l%C TaliOw. e g.
te!ts, 0.Se e Leo. Calf skins, 90 "a 225
Veal calves, "a IS
Calves Al market, ~F. Spring Lambs, 2 r. "a 81.
There were fail 100 head # cattle at Cambri Igr many
OF VIII n however wet light thre We r 81 :, COVE,
&c The proportion Of good oxen &c il l4ss we think
han LIST we k. The lily fat cattle Id tbs week p.et-
decent but fair stock finds worse msrket even thar
ne. week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-05
7 IMPORTANT TO THE GENERAL

Next to the common articles Of daily food fruits &c
there is nothing in more universal than candi and
unhippy tEe!c is nothing made subect aul;erson
they a1c by he Of tn f eeterious sub
stances dctruc i've to heslth A exposure .cse adu-
terat Ons and their pernc effects re- nv made
in iris PIP Which caused much specula ion and no
doubt war ed man hist tie only fe BE- inside #
candies an con;ect L. obis those which are
known to be pm e. Tie knO ledge tha thew ar thu.
pure VIVA Las made Sou Inn y.'s can, les 90 poular
and what has enh need his bI-nes' Is TO
him to build spl ndii MAJ bic edifce in TemIle Place
for hi manufactu ing and wholesale trsde while lis r.
tail business W b. carried Hort cultural IIsIl as
usual Tn fin and purest mst risl the use Of none
but The most ent and innoxious colorng maters
and the neatest and most tasteful styles If manufscurn
cons itute Sou hmsydsc ntes among the he's the safest
aid the most popular in the msrke-BoeoH Journal
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Ready Made Clothing and Carpetfug,
SHVERINE.
An entirely new invention for instSntsaeously
Sill V f r PLATING
Articles Of
.SHVERINE-
Brass, Copper, German Silver, Bronz,

And for Cleaning snd Polishing Silver snd
Silver Plsted Ware
Although ectrely invention this article has al
ready excited the surprise snd admiration Of msny Of the
prlnn If scientific Of the dar aud pronouuced
by al who have lie Utmost magical orrton one al
the most valuable inventions of modern times
is complete electro silver plating battery In bottle
and Is destined 10 wk wonders IL every household ss
by its use, all silver pste3 ware, whose plating il worn
OIL be Restored to lie original beauty and articles Of
brast, copper German silye tc be instsntsneous
psied with pure silver 81 trng that no family
need be with .ut IL
There are thousands Of articles in daily use made Of the
sser metals which, by occaonsl Of the Silreripe
may be made highly ornamental n VII ss USEFUL
peThaPs needless 10 SAY "a 4 the silrerne as il.
nare nper Il preparation of pure silver and con-
ains no mercury, scid other ingredients nor suy
property IN TIRE hghtest degree injurious 70 metals or the
hands.
Applied 20 sFe- Ils.ed table ware fru dish,s ,rsv,
castaTs tar I'd, hsnes- timmin 3 military eouip-
nents dor knobs ana p te meslic wi dow aud show
c. frames, &c, whose planE l. off, 4 gives them
4 ne beau q new ware, hich tiny win rfan IL the
TeIlne Piled often such articles are ordinarily
clesaed.
Apphedt 70 copper brass bronze articles il viii keen
them beautifully ilvered. With quarter the trouble
required 10 keep them ctsn by securing etc
twill Glss be fund be the bet and most economical
Et- cleaner ever usd. producing ali the briIlisncy Of
unlaloyed live HOWE STEVENS
80 Nsnufsctur n, se' Brosdwsy, Boston Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-05

Nj. ). NJ. Hewlett. the popular tenn
rr.ance lie turer. gave his Hits on the
Times" at the Town Hall. on Wednesday
evening. Owing to the short notice given,
mere vas not large audience present, but
,no,c That were there, vote it a decidedly
good thing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-05

In Littleton N H., Sep. 25 by Rev. j. Norris Mr. Alb
ner Allen of Littleton, and Miss Lucy Willis of Concord
In Burke, p. 25 by Rev. VIM. R. Joyslin, Mr. Col
hls W. Washbura of Gudhal, and Mis- Ameis S. Xii
by of Bu:;e. Also, Sept. &c, Mr. Abram Thomas Of
"heelock, and Miss Izette d. Eggleston of Burke.
In Wee, Concord, Oct. 3, by Rev L. H. Tabor Mr.. Ira
F. Lewis Il Waterford, and Misc Luet;e NJ Burroughs of
Kirby.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, by Rev l. 0. BrastOw, Mr.. Hiram Rus
sell and Mrs Ellen NJ. Felch, both of st. Johnsburv.
At Lyndon Centre Sept. Il, by Rev. L. B. Tasker Mr.
Asa P. Taft OF ST. Johnsbury, and Mrs.. Hannah B. lib
bets Of Sutton.
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CcBjeH0j'y Of 1Hteric0H IHethOdisnl

CcBjeH0ry Of 1HtericdH IHethOdisn,.
Jubilee services will be held in the Meth.
F.. church at 81. Johnsbury, on the 9th and
10Th Of October. Program: Tuesday. 9th.
az. +. NJ. discussion of the theme, 1.-The
end We should have in view in the centenni-
al celebration OF 1866 to be opened BY an
aldrc>, from Rev. o. f. jenkins. 7,P. NJ.
Address by Rev. Ii. Il. Jones. on ''What
entities American Methodsm to a centenni-
al celebration ? Wednesday. 10th, 8. A.
VI. centenary love feast; IL As. A. NJ, adj
dress by Rev. II. \. Spencer. on "Peculi-
arijieS OF MethOdism. and the importance OF
their perpetuily." | 80. p. NJ. address by
Rev. ). Ii. Colburn on The progress of
llrthodism for the past twelve hundred
years. 3 30, p. NJ, address by Rev. j. c.
Y. Coke, on The children and the centen-
&ry;" !, p. NJ. centenary sermon by Rev.
o. H. BicklOrd. The exercises will be in
tclsperSed with singing by the choir and
congregation, and by voluntary speeches
n the several themes. as far as time will
permit. The public are cordially invited
10 attend.
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THE RAE PATENT PEAT MA

ls tn cheape strongest and t machine f5T skng,
condensing and prepa ing for fuel vt iaFeed he
Eaterl Pc 4 Company vii fu nish T. par ies in Nes
Enland ON shor. noice four szes Of atmaehne,
struc Ell u1der this Thes- ma nints give e-tre
ssi faction and ne only 10 be 70 b sppr ciGted
Agents Wa FOR the Eis-ern Peat Company in every
toSn and county in New England t. sell machines,
CHS &c. Literal Commission allowed Apply either
in person or by Liter to 3UTTRICK HILL, General
Agents. Eastern Peat Co, ia Washington ST. Bost0n
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