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New York Prize Association
SOP Brssawsy, New York.


900 Silver Tea Seta.
Together with . large assortment Of b's
Elegant Jewelry valued at $50 90, viii 10
trlbutod ~ follow;
Tho name and value Of each article 81 =.
goods ars marked ON Tickets, placed in va
Envelopes, and well mixed. On fes''p
eents; nm envciope containing such IosH
be drawn without choice, and delivered a. =
Once, or sent by mail TO any address ~
chaser aftsr seeing what article 10 draw, asd /"
yalne-vhieh may b from One to Five H9 1,s,.,
Dollars-can then, on payment OF 10. -
receive the article named, or may srfhssr
for any other article marked on our Cirran :
the same value. Every Ticket dr.., ~ ~
worth One Dollar or moro. fY'No Ba4HD
Oar patrons can depend on pruInpt r.'s,
The articles drawn win b Immediately sc,1
Express OF return mail or delivered 81 our o. =.
letter. from many persons acknorlsdg.tl
receipt Of Valuable Gifts from Us may =
on hle at our Office. among whom &c Hs y
nitted 70 refer 70; 81
John s. Holcomb, IAmbertvills. \: J. G..
Watch, yslns taeo. xsa b. Bennett - ::
Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn, God T., T.
Watch, value t9p0. Hon. IL II. Bngs' 90.
ington. d. e.. Diamond Pin. tl1;. Z: sev ~,
land, 100 Lexington Avenue. Piano sJS
n ysekson, 41 Einetseuth st., y. }, s
Machine 30. Joseph Camp Eln,ira. , J =.
lcdeon, $50. Mia J.. Collina, Atsnn d
Diamond Cluster Ring ts2s. Dr: Heap
Worcester, Mass. Sewing Maehine. - AZ
Shaw. Ia 10Th Street, n. T., Gold wsth, a.,
Edw. Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, Arlcdsoau, -
James Russer, Montgomery. Ala, Gold nsp
ing Watch, t250. X. 7. Smith. ProStdsDs
l., Silver Lever Watch, t6D. Oscar Purdy -
lson, n: J.. Nnsie Bog. -. Hon. X > s s-I.
st. Paul, MINI, God wsteh, tie3 j.
Utehfejd, Conn, silver watch, ". o.,
Peck, Harlem, uls-. Nnsic Boz, rs. Wa T. a.,
mond, Dayton, Ohio, Silver Tea st slz1 y.,
Y. n. Sehenck, Detroit. Mich, Dan"oe
Ringu. tx25. Pisrrs Besndin. &C. Charles -
View Orleans, Diamond Ring. ti70. Mn M
Barnes, s. Louis, No, Nicholson, rAlns u q,
q A chance 70 obtain any Of th. ssots =,
tieles for One Dollar by purchasing . s4sss 49,,
teed TO all "a
Es Tickets for One Dollar. u for ~.
lars, % for Five Dollarsp Great IpdueeIsH'
j. IL R4Y ~,
dseis-d&w3m so Broadway. New fo'1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-09

An insane German gunsmith, in Mich
igan, swallowed a silver watch-chain
about foot long and three-eighth OF
All inch across the links, under the i'm
preston that he was commanded to do
so by the Savior.-Atlantd Inteliigencer.
1t is to be hoped that the silver swal,
lowed by the German was not German
silver, but genuine, and so passed cur,
rent.
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DIED:

On Friday, March eth, DAVID B. ATKIN'
son, of Bridgeport, Ohio 49,. .,lu.;f g..
The funeral will take place at o'clock on
Sabbath the 10th inst. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend 7 % To-.
March eth, 1861. at the residence of of her ssh,
John Cloudy. JANE GOCDY, aged a years one
month. and days ...-.., .. --
The funeral will take place on Saturday, the
9Th, from the residence Of John Cloudy corner OF
First and Eoff streets, at . o'clock p. H.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend .r....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-09

The demand for female labor i'll New
Zealand is increasing; want of be
tween sixty and seventy per week un'
supplied is still felt; high wages are Of
fered in vain. Dairymaids are especial
" in demand at this season of the
year, and get from Gao to ESQ per an
num
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The Hen md Duck rs Egg Producers.

A paper has been received by the
Paris Academy of Sciences from NJ
Comaille on the comparative value Of
the hen and duck as egg producers. His
observations were limited to three hens
and three ducks; all fine animals, hatch
ed at the same time in the month of
February. Daring the following au-
tumn the ducks laid c25 eggs; they re:
commenced laying in February, and
continued TO do so until the middle of
August. The hens laid no eggs during
the autumn, but began in January, and
left off in the middle of August. The
total of each mt the end of that time
were-the hens, 267; the ducks, 6l7. NJ.
Comnaille next examined the nutritive
value of each egg, and found them near
ly equal in that respect. Hence the
dnck is more profitable than the hen by
far
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-09

A trot took place on the ice at West
Paris, Me-, for a purse of 500, between
Red Bird, owned by W. II. Woodbury.,
of Norway, and the Benson Mare, owned
by s. Benson, of West Paris, best two
in FIVE, half mile heats. Red Bird won
in three straight heats. 81 8
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-09

Robert J. Fleming and Ed. r. Rop,
kins carried on the carpenter and join,
er business in Richmond, Va, but BIO.
coming dissai isfied they dissolved part.
n ership on Monday, and the next day
Fleming and Hopkins wife entered into
partnership and started for parts I'M
known. %
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purc., and sv ee,e., God Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized Icy sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that i, takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
"Hazarl g. Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
Caswell, MACK, Il CO., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwseowly.
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Mrs. Kyle 4 Mrs. watkins
Dress and Cloak Makers

16l Mails Street, WbeeiisG
Over the Hoop Skirt Nssnfaetryj
HAvE RECEIVED THE LATk
IL and most elegant patterns, and T
pared 70 % al work IN thsir line In tns
Ifyis. Patterns fce eaIs % rsassuabls 1
5iasptsg - snhcsi6ssing ~ braiAt1g c
~ nsoeA .syvlssnySl n isli,i-
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Lu nch.

David Koerucr will, on Monday morn
ing, at ten o'clock, on the occasion OF
opening his new saloon, set sump-
tuous free lunch. His friends and the
public will find everything in good
STYLE. His saloon is on Market street,
lust below Quincy.
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Jimmy,

Jimmy,
Can you describe n bat! Yes, sir.
He is flying insect, about the size of Il
stopple; has India rubber wings, and
shoe string tail; he sees best with his
ewes shut, and bites like thunder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-09
The New style

The New StyIc
Card Photos al Il per dozen; also
gems for % cents, are made daily at
Partridge's to the eutire satisfaction of
all concerned.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

New Adyer sisemen's.
Campbell &. McDermot have q fine
variety of wall paper and window
shades. -'-1"'
A meeting of the Anchor Base Ball
Club is called.
The steamer Yorktown leaves for
Cairo and st. Louis on Monday.
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The Best Gold zen

:. The Best Gold zen
.s, In the world is the W Is Richards
Star Pen. Call on ]. Creasey at the
Business College and get one. Every
!, pen warranted -
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SUNDRIES.

A FEW BARRELS PRIME MA.
"A PIE sugar, superior Green. Black an
York crab and champagne cider d,ottledl' New
York NO. ] salmon, English dairy Chsese.
Pickles and Sauces Tzpioca, Pearl Sage Corn
starcn, MAIZENA,. &s., Dramatically sealed saL
mon, Aackerel, Codfsh, HaIlibut, Lobster. SALAD
W losst quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cneese condemned Nil, together VITA eener
assortment Of seasonabie articles, tust receive
and Tor sale low, By 2 roc 1919 E'W-'
~ - n. T. g. d WOODROW. =
Odd Fellow Hall RaildinR.
my1o Monroe Street Whsslinx W.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
s.ssaznsuY REGISTER.

I'm. 81 50 Three months. -..S2
Six months. ...-,+ W One month";
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InreacLment.

The House Of Representatives voted
doNn Impeachment by Il decided VOTE
This resul, is brought about. not so Inucb
that any oIe has confidence in the I'rc,i-
dent. tat because l. wetid b. entering TIT
"a G.it,:eti experiment Dial nli-h, tun,i..Uc
indefinitely. ;lnd add oue more i,>s;r 40 HE
utt.aaerlr>, ones un& d.,Iracii.I@ Ihe coal-
PIE .iIrnt ether. ant. he has cgidet;ly ben
veA;uriIs As near the Nei-c o. hi- cpisti-
ingioh.l limits ~ he can po>.ih.y - aat
,eep clear Of just cause vi iHiPua. chime 4.
10 a>sl>; Il. - hi, war GA CONGRESS aIt
ii lis attempt, 20 tiwart it, iaw>. i,c h.s
had the benefit of the best legal minds oil
the aDlest copporheads in the country. but
impeachment viii not cure the evils ac-
eaml Iished. nor prevent the Jere Blacks
from giving bad counsel.
The Tribune well says
BY impeachment now we cannot atone
for our owh errors iii 1865. nor undo the
mischief The President has done. impeael-
ment would not DC punishment. for IL the
iardy process. @; law. VITA Mr.. Care. ID =
visa talking Judae-aud every Demo
cratic Senator privileged TO debate Tor a
month, the iIiul wotld continue 10 the end
OF the ireside!t's term. Gen. Boiler.
theory that he might be superseded was TOO
dangerous 10 be ~ copied 10 have mauc
the precedent that ajority OF the House
could suspend the Executive Tor AN unliiu-
lied period would be to place the Whole
Government al the mercy OF majority.
and nIaiOriiiVs have PASSIONS and prpitl-
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there would be great stringencv. There
i no disposition to eNag@eratc the effect
that wenld thus be produced: but it Is one
OF the probable results from the proposed
change which it would be prudent to con-
si,ler and one concerning which bankers
aud business men would DC able to fur
nish valuable Information.
The Suggestions offered thus far are de-
signed to me t the popular arguments adj
vanccd in favor of Il circulation composed
catirely Of government notes, upon the
score ofeconomr. The sole claim alvanc-
cd i the saving of interest on the bonds de-
posted by the BANKS rs security for their is
sues 'rhi- has been shown to De an assum-
p;ion NOT sustained by the facts:
First. Upon the merely technical ground
OF amounts paid and received by the banks.
the figures show that about Two milIans
Will be saved to the government.
Second. Easing these figures into ac-
count. it has been established that the
banks loan the government $40 ,090,000 n
less Khan three-fourth of oae per cent. per
.inHm; and
Third. Allowing that money is worth to
the banks six per centula per annuln ii Is
demonstrated that the interest on Sl50000-
600 of leral tender are annually given to
the government. which. added 10 taxes
banks to the government . So .@3 ~1-an
excess oi 81 01l.0u over The iafeiest ls':eiV-
ell bg them, which is a bonus they pay for
their circulation.
There are. however other. anI in . Ii nah
cial point OF NirH .Dare weghly coh>ti:rI-
ti0ns Ia he urged rtiist 4 paper cHFrency
furnished exclusively by the government.
>ueh Il currcarv possesses no iai4e.rnt
qualities which adaif it 70 The wants Of
trade. Ii does ao, contract daring seasons
of inactiviiy. mr. cXplal 10 meet thu de-
minds Of active b.i>iir.>.
Whatever may be said to the contrary.
the fa9i stands nHc!ialieHsrd ,liat the gov
cra.nei1: clI i>sas IL notes oAlT IN pay
nesIt OF uchts. and tina; there is u3 posi- l.
relation bci weea the ahi1nit thar may TIE
reg tired a.rl winch nav hr issued for that
pIrpuSe. aud tte aal j.int Of currency re
ltiircd to do the Business of the country.
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LIass Meatin ? of Gen. Grants
Admirers.

An immense meeting WAS held at Coop
er Institute. New Iork, NJ. oi citizen, Ia
voriiig the lo.ni a';Cn # Gc:iorai Gr..iI, tor
President of the Ciiie states.
Judge lIilton'otTtred the foil twinr rcsn-
luiina>. whita We're ulla l1.'>lV al4pc'.
Recoired, That the American people hive
ever BEEN true 10 the iH>tiucf of pItl. i-.n
III uIaiuiaj lag the ri .ht> and honor OF the
aaii4a AMI that the ledreneat Of
DISTINGUISHED services ia the llaiiuHal cauSc.
cannoti ,,j 10 br It -arlct II a grcatlul du-
" by Il Gee and iHleli.eu; people.
Resa1eeI. That she brilliant services rem
dered by General I. :. Grant ~ period OF
imminent ii2ri 10 the existence Of the
American UnioH. have shed iHpsrishahie
renown on the knrrican n2nIc and c.lrHc.
ter and can never b. forgotten by people
alive 10 The ,pis >sil'e> oi Institutions Glidci
whose br!i-n influence tAey have become
ii free. and United nation.
RcsJired, That ii tie .iiid -sment oitfis meet
ins, representing ali the great interests al
national Industry. the pubic sentiment OF
the country uami,ttkably i't.!,a.cs il
choice for the OIL. Dt MET Ma ti~tr.s5r. aud
that in accordance -hPrewi3h. alif- fels via
with perfect coniid n on tn. sag 10y
Il -ssaett. pcrSi>t.tnE energy AMI at5titer-
ia: pltriJ,i>m 81 >triAiag.v displayed
throughout hi, whole civic AID milItarY ca
r,.e... w. prc~-4f t.ltred I. :. . ii IL 4
ca tjilttc uf - layal Uaiea Proplc Il New
YORK ior the Pre- .ilsn. ot. the UHited .,ta,es,
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the evidence brought out before the coro-
ner's jury was painful il the extreme. and
developed again the terrible tale Of dissi-
patton. breach Of trust, dispair and death !;
and unveiled some of the miserable hallnts
o! vice IN our midst. and made public the
names of their hdbitaes: many of them the
least suspected in the community; and
showed the hypocricy of some OF our
smooth faced. publicly pions men. who
are willing to become partners in wicked.
ness, BY leasing their buildings and in
some eases supplying money t,sAablish
these gambling hells.
Sensttivenc>s to business integrity il not
often seen to such an extent "a was APP
parent In the life of an aged citizen who
died last week Twenty-Five years ago he
was in trade on our then principal business
street. and by his connection with outside
enterprises. which resulted di>a>trou-ly,
made am assignment and settled oil with
his creditors aud got discharge. II was
n terrible blow TO his sensitive nature but
lie embarked in trade again ii Il smaller
way on another street, and WIS compara-
tiNciy >ucccs stul; and thuu,,h he continued
in business antil withia about three years.
he never went near the scene OF h. former
business. though it WAS oGly five minutes
walk auL III the nc,,iborh"od Of many Of
thu Eua>-. from whence he procured many
OF Iii, goods. Bu; Ia LET behind him
.onti naine. notwithstanding tits eccen
TRICKY.
Abou' $4,000 has already been cxpc:-
dtd on the ncw city aud county ba!ldinE
in " hlch is the City Hail. and Il further APP
preparation of $4,000 to complete tho
wo.k. has been ASKED aud voted. A. the
orr .iAal estimate for rehnidin- WAS 800
0U1. hi, la>i phase oil official extravaganza
ina, startled the people. aud tine taX-?ay-
crs arr. looking into the official acts of their
servants little more closely, and inquir-
ing into the condition OF the streets, sew
cr> aid other necessary matters which have
been In measure ne. ieetcd; and in con-
sequence the municipal canvass will open
earlier than usual. BGt must leave this
and other matter, of interest, which ill.,
tended 70 allude to briefly, until another
time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-13

Tie .JoaraAl special s,ys : senator cdan
dIcg caiicd up m, rcrn.ut.on Mouday af
tennona dcciariu. nrntr1siiy Un tine plrt
of the United states between the contend
ing forces OF England aud Ahyssiiia.
a bill. was in.rolucrl by Mr.. Lynch of
Maine. to provide against undue expan
sions and cnntracv0as of the casrcncv.
which was similar 10 the one Introduce i
nv hn in February last.
Mr.. Lynch also introduced bin to pro-
vide for u gradual resumption OF specie
payments.
The Democrats seem determined TO
keep taxation at is present h'=h rates,
and 20 increase the eXpcu 'l;urcs OF the
Governmrn, IN every pa>sible way.
Gen. Bu;lvr. Thad. Stevens anl others.
had a spicy debate on the Russiau pur-
chase.
The resolution goes to the Committee
on Foreign relations.
senator Morrill, Will speak on financial
matters to-day.
rhe Advertisers special savs there re
80 hi, % resolutions, ID petitions and bali
"A dozen executive communications present
ed 10 the House Yesterday. 1t is Without
a parallel.
! 4 Presidential veto will be expected al
| tie end Of mex, week on the bill striking
! the word white out of all the laws OF the
District of Columbia.
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TO CCAyEUM pTIYE-.

Tho advertiser, having been restored to health in
few W ceks by very sinpla remedy, alter hA'.
Ing suffered for several wears with severe = lung
affection and that dread disease Conssmt tton-is
au Nous to make known TO his feiloN-Suflercrs the
means OF cure.
To III who desire II, he viii send n copy OF the
escrip,ion used (f ee OF charge, win the direct
i'r prcrrtirg and using tie same viish they
vii and steE GuGE Tor CeNstMrrio>, ASTHMA,
HRoAeHIris, CouGIis, CcLps. and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
in sending the PiescriIu n j. to benefit the arlici
cd and spread information which he conceives to
BE- nvalua BILE. and he hopes every unerer will try
his rened' as it will cost then noth ~, and nay
prove a blessing. Parties wishin. the prescription
rkEg by return mail, will please address.
REV. EpW ARD A. VII son.
lyspls williams burg Kings Co., New York
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- Mr.. Frank Holden, trustworthy and
reliable man every way is in town obtaining
subscribers for smiths Bible Dictionary,
laaridsed,) aid also for the Devotional and
and Practical Polyglot Family Bible, Publish
ed by ). 5. Scranton & Co., Hartford. Both
Of these works are recommended by several
eholars Of the greatest learning. The Diction-
airy, we have cop. Of, and esteem it highly
No bible reader can well afford to be withou,
a copy of This work, and we cheerfully recon-
mend the work and the agent 10 the people OF
this Locality.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-13

EIion. F. A. Pike has submitted in the
House by unanimous consent. the following
resolution of enquiry which was read con
sidered aud agreed to:
Pesolred. That the Secretary of the
| Treasury be Instructed to report To this
House the number of y rsons employed in
hi1 department during the present fiscal
year Is special agents and detectives. their
Names the compensation paid TO eac,l, and
the locality in which they have been en-
ployed. anl what amount they have ciarg'
cd tor iheir expenses.
The above resolve tells its own story
Congress tied the Presidents hands, and
now hundreds. yea. thousands of spies and
official yulIures are preyins upon the peo-
pie.
Some Of Mr.. Plies friends have suffered
with the rest and that il where the shoe
rinches fMaehias linton.
Is it impossible for the CRioa to be fair
in any matter that relates to politics. Que
would think that in a matter Of the kind
contemplated by Mr.. Fixes resolution that
it might afford to be decent.y honest and
di,nmgrnuDus. but the above covert attack
ou Col.re,- d.>sipate, any such generous
conclusions. TIE Treasury detectives aud
agents contemplated by Mr.. Pixies resola-
tion are not Ir..ubHiia' appointments 80 the
C.joa-s honest indzuatioh ut having the
rt;.s, ic.ir's hand: fied. y,or~ for ltauyht.
Tie Pc dent i. 6ot ~ oa>ible n AL for
these ,iltresl;es am probably knoa, 10 Il
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7 he Fortieth Congress.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
siiIsGToy, Dec. 4.

UOl 81.
Several coNmurira;oas were received
from the Secretary of War aud were re-
fcrrrl.
The impeace ment resolutions were next
in order. the P ming Question heins the
motion Of Mr. Wilson To lay the suiject IN
the table. Afr considerable flihust, ring
the vate was taken on the adoption of ine
resolution inpeaciling the President and il
was rejected. Vas 57--nays lOS.
The bin to suspend further contraction
of the currency. VAS taken up aud passed
by a large majority.
The House went into a Committee ei
the Whole
Mr.. Ross favored a "reenback currency
iu.fsaa o national bank is Us. at he same
time opao>in. the pay hlfut ! 1-..ls gold.
The Committee rose AID tAe House ad-
jonrned.
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LOCAL NEWS, &C.
NEW ADV ERrIsEMENTs.

NEW ADVERT ENTS.
u. VI o'eNatt--%eU "a leery N;"r".
\. NalNe -..,..lii'. 10.
~S.'+r, :. p3!lan I;ucI5tufi rubiic Noucc.
J :. tewte.3. +4 '9".- -"itte
t,.,,T.f --..,.,i,I notice
\ Esn,ilit.,n E1,K.-ip, OF, IA the German Ian.
sl=-a.
" .H'o'' \sitee-'.'t"'sr J. II "lssm',
/ =ss .';-r,.5s. H. '--'.s=5- t'ti'>
- lie vote on "hi't"thh" NJ WAS % i'r ana
- ass'''''
-h,ondaE morning The Thermometer stood
al j. d src-> heiaW zcro.
Wca,..... j.sI.,.in to try 10 make the latter Z
without th.l.Ain. OF a ;.i.',tail.
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"ENtf ''''- -f"'>' "'t '.'1"th AiSii! oil bH Tue
lev. apis ot that cly. We have been To-
iHe bH~5- VITA Jhi- drn for sometime and
lltc iognd i prompt aud reliable.
Tf.,riY stlp.-We heard Democratic
-,...54f=;..,. ,a5s = =. r,n.rk The o;hnr day.
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Directory.


rev Dr. Teaney'> Church. ConCreg ,fionalist =
En- noon aH1 afternoon scrvice forenoon ccui-
uenyin- q: past 10 oelnck, afternoon at - past
O'clock. Lee ure in tiie evening II te chapel
Raidist. E.-v r. I. lakewood bible Cas-, M
der the direction ot Mir. ifa1lewupd. in the fore
noon al - lia-t - sabbath school AZ o'olock
afternoon Stsrvl,'c Il: II past ; O'clock; evening
setII.e n 7uial3.s..
Unliauan. Key. ", II Slvary sabbath school
Al . , past 10 o'clock \. u: sermon al ii past :
ocl0c@ p u. Evening II II past o'clock
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALE.s.

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