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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-09

WILL give prompt personal attention 10 al La~.
w ness entrusted 10 Heir care.
Consphmsnis Of Rae Cotton, Cotton rs,ns. M
mssiies, Tobacco, Ns,sI stores, Flour, aud oh.
country Produce, sW solicited.
Wrrn desired. produes will be shipped 10 ssr sS
.sspoBdenis in Europe OF The NuaiLsfn sittsi .1rs
liberal cash advances made t1srsos.
Wilmington, N C., espt. 81. ODD
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-09
AR TIFiCIAL EYES

,raled, and every operation in Aural and oplhaIme
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UuRR RYE wHIsKEY,

uuRR RYE WHlsKEY,
Apple Brandy.
French nrsuds.
Port Wine.
hadrirs Vine
Gin. Tor Medical purposes, ~ The
DRUG STORE.
GLOVER AND hTcERNE SEED. W. IN
- have Clover snd Lucctnc seed in ! frw an,
., the DRUG STORE.
RLuE Stone, :, The
- DRUG STORE.
- DRUG STORE
lace. Nuimcgs. CLOVES. spice.
W Cinnamon, Ginger snJ Pepper al ibe
DRUG STORE
L. ERoslNE I.smp Chimncys. at the
IA DRUG STORE.
TIVE BEST TONIC in use, Elirer Of Psruv,so
4 BARK with Pfo,oiide Of Iron. ~ the
DRUG STORE
September ". o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-09

dhn 600 A YEAR made by any one with
ML,UUU $lb- Stencil Tools. No experts
enee necessary. The Presidents, Cashefs, and irea
surers Of three Banks endorse The circular.
with SAMPLES. Address the American Stencil Tool
Works, Springfield, Vermont -
August l. ooh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-09
IMPORTANT ARRIVALS

IMPORTANT ARRIVALS
INDIGO and Madder, Chrome Green and ch,om.
felIos, 49, the DRUG STORE.
EXTRACT Leswood. Blue Stone Spanish Brow n
- and yenrlisn Red. a. III.
DRUG Store.
ToNQCA Beans, Glue and Lamp Bl,eL siiLe
DRUG STORE.
ZINE Old rresdh Brand, and Wine. III.
DRUG STORE.
DURE Old Whisky, sshisaAm schnspp, and
4 Plantsron D,iers, at DE-
DRUG STORE.
.HgLMBoaD's Extract Buchn. al the
DRUG STORE.
A fRE's Cherry Peetorsl. al the
DRUG STORE.
THOhPsON's Cekbrsisd Tooth srsr, Al The
DRUG STORE.
TWO BARRELS TAR for sale in ou,n,i,i.. 10
'u"''' 'he DRUG STORE.
February 4.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
MANUFACTURED BY
SEWARD & BENTLEY,
CHEMISTS LHD DRUGGISTS,

IS9 Main S., BuGatO. ". y
Sold by J. Harmon. Hoyt. stf alton / Hap
good, Z. II. Allison < Co, E. A, Smith. Ander-
son 4 Rupp, and J.. 3. Dunlap.
jan Is ,67-SW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

THE DYING YEAR."-A polo" residing at
Almoui. Michigan, furnishes the following
brilliant" to the Detroit Aduersiser:
Mistur Editur-The following classical lines
Is BY me-. Scene-"The Dive" Hours min
utes past leven:
The ski is dark and overcast
The closin hours have kun at last
Old time with grim malignant leer
Is Waitin with his funeral beer,
Good bill Old Yeare.
Yue seem 20 hearty like and stout
Its hard to see you mustered ont
My Use feel mystifde and queer,
AndE cant keep it-there's q tear
Foryou Old Yeare.
Yure not so aged anyway
1e haven't lost q single day
You're not a minute in arresr
1ure skirts are clean yure record clear
That's so Old Yeare.
Hushl Coldly falls a measured knock
As "i2' dies quiYerin frSm the clock
Yure doom is sealed yure sentence red
Remorseless time has called and sed
The 1eare is ded.
III send you come more when g. disc
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

Four hundred colored men have
been registered in Georgetown for the
municipal election of February LIST
This is nearly equal to the white vote.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

Norf, wha de Ablishnists hsb eberyting
dab " way, and l find de niggah is
ez bad off dab ez he is heah, coz de
Ablishnis wich is de champions Nv ekal
rites amt dedicated up to de pint NV
Dustin uneksl laws. We can'tstay heah
and git u rites-we can't go dab, COZ
ebry wun oh em will tell 700 his nabor
amt dedicated up to de pint OBJ doin
anything but holdin de ofises and pass
in resolooshens dat dey bleeve in de
principles OBJ de Declarashen OBJ indie
pendence, Wich principles reed berry
we'll, but wat good is dey to me eff dey
amt actid up to? Fo' fo'-pence I'd go
hang myself"
They he'd other talk. and finally
broke up, endin with a prayer, the
burden OF wich wuz that the good Lord
wood find some way, wat they didn't
caro-. to eddicate their trends North up
to the pintl
Ez soon ez they wuz gone the Deekin
and l crawled out from under the wag-
on, and | must say the old gentleman
surprised me. Dashin his hat down on
the ground he execooted M NV the
most frantic Highland filings my eyes
ever witDist. It astonished me to see
how recklis the old man wuz with his
legs. Finally, out Nv breath, he sub
sided with a prolonged shreek Nv ex-
ultant joy.
why SO jubilant, my venerable
frend?" sed L.
Nasty" sed he, "its better than 1
hoped for. The Ablishnists bar EN- out
they amt eddiksted up to the pint,
and they drive 'em away. They make
distinkshuns, and when the nigger's
distinkted aginst in part, he's precise
ly the material Nv witch to make q ser
want onto his brethren. Ell the niger
can't git all his rites in the North, he'd
better be without any Nv 'em, in the
South. Up Their he hez all the cussi,
TODD Nv bein a free man, without any
Nv the Endorsements down here eff he
amt got any Nv the blessins NV freedom
he amt any Of the responsibilities. The
niger Nv course will stay-he'd be a
cussed fool eff he didn't. Bless the
Lord for the Ablishnists wat amt eddi-
kated up 10 the pintl"
And the blessed old ~lunatic execoo-
ted another Highland fling onto his
hat. Sharin his enthoosiasm, ez I alluz
do eYerybody's l meet that l may
share whatever else they hev, we went
to Bascom's wher before we separated,
we wuz eddikated up to a pint, snd
considerable more. Bascom carried
the Deekin home on . wheelbarrer, at
a little past one.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. NJ,
witch Is PostmasteFl, and likewise
Professor Nv Biblikle Politicks in the
Southern Clsssikle & Military Insti-
toot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
III send you sOms more when g. disc

The report of Gen. Grants intention
to visit Europe is authoritatively con-
tradicted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
CHR 0NICLE.
Written for the Toledo Blade
NASH v.
Mr. Nasty Does the " Roads a
SerVice--The Peace that
Reigns There and the Cause
of 1t.

Posr OFFICE CoNFEDRIr Y ROADS,
(which is in the Staff Nv Ky.)
January 20, 1867.
There is peace in the Cornersl 1t
reigns here, it does, with a sweetnis on
~parsllelled sence the Nashun launched
out onto the sea Nv troubles, witch very
near engulfed her. 1t come about thro
me. Biznis in the Post Orfs don't Ell
gross all mE time. 1t don't take me
very long to distribbit the paper which
Deekin Pogram takes, nor the cirklers
NV the gift enterprises wich come here;
neither does it consoom much Nv my
valyooable time directin the letters en-
closin dollars back to EN-, besides wich
a good many Nv EN- are in~suthciently
sealed and the money drops out, and
bein conscientious to a fault, ez l can't
get EN- back into the right letters, why
Nv course / don't send SIGH at all. The
only trouble | heV is in explainin why
letters containin SIGH remittancis don't
reach their destinashen, but that hez
lis rewards. l invariably tell EN- that
the managers Nv the enterprises are
ablishn Yankees, and, NV course they'd
be swindld, witch alluz ~intensifies their
rage. A batch Nv en- sent for tickets
to Crosby's Opera House, witch didn't
reach Chicago, ez l wuz behind with
my board, and after givin EN- the regler
explanashen, they wuz so enraged at.
the theevin ablishnists at Chicago, that
they sailed out and made it lively for
wat niggers they met. l forget now,
but eff l remember right, they hung
two, or wuz it three2 Ny memry is
failin.
But ez l wuz sayin, l hev plenty Nv
time and | nut Ii in mostly siudyin
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

The n. Y. Tribune's special says that
FIVE of the Currency Committee are in
favor of RandalPs Gold bill, and three
against it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

The Utah Legislature has petitioned
Congress for the repeal of the anti-pol-
ygamy law.
Lindsay, who whipped his child to
death last summer, was on trial yester-
day at Albany, n. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

~ PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
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fine PLATE ENGRAVINGS Of the Anatomy Of
the Human Organs in 2 state Of Healh and Dis
ease. with a Treatise on Early Errors, its De-
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Body, with the Authors Plan Of Treatment-the
shown by the report Of cases treated. A truth
full adviser to the married, and those contempla-
ting marriage. who entertain doubts of their
physical condition. Sent free Of postage to any
al currency, by addressing DR.. LA CR0IX, No.
81. Maiden Lane. Albany. n. 7. The author
may be consulted upon any Of the diseases upon
part of the world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
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o TIKI
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Written in the glowing and soul stirring Ian
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Selling beyond our most Ianguine expects-
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$4,000 Copies sold the First Month Of its
issue. Hundreds of Concentrations from the
Press and distinguished individuals are pouring
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
FARMS FOR SALE.
Hotel For Sale.
THE FOLLOWING FARMS

are for sale on reasonable terms:
One FERN in Bristol Of IIs Acres.
one Sc " Sc los Sc
All rood farms. with buildings. orchards Of
grated fruit. well watered and good timber.
Also So acres in Meeca OIL Regions.
with buildings, about half cleared and half
timber land, is al good oil territory.
Also, IS acres in the west part of
Warren, on Newton Falls road. Il mile west
ofLesyittsburg. partly good timber. remainder
cleared.
Also, 20 acres in the south part of
BraceV1IIe.
Also, the Sugar Grove Hotel in the
town Of Baconsburg. This property IS nearly
new. good location. good stabling and water.
convenient to the Station of the Atlantic &
Great Western r. &. and is now doing q good
paying business. 1t offers q greatin3uesment TO
an enterprising man who knows how to keep
hotel" For particulars enquire Of
0THNIEL BROOKS.
Baconsburg. Trumbull Co. o.
or IN. ROSS. WaynesburE. Stark Co. o.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

CTTRONBALSM iss pleasant Tou;d r.n.
dy which never fails to cure the ITCH at onos.
As an external application for Rheumatism-
Eruptve Diseases of the Skin, Ulcers. Old SOtres
Ssng5ene, burns and Seslds, it is very effective.
Sold By Druggists Price Is cents.
OLIVER CROOK &CO. Proprietors.
Benton, Durham & Co., Cleveland, General
Agents. dec. u. 1866.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

THEADVERTISERS' GAZETTE, pub
lished at Boston, Mass. is the only publication
of its kind in this country. It. contains infor-
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Regeman's Benzine.-InstantIy removes
Paint and Grease Spots and cleans Gloves.
Silks. Ribbons, &c, equal to new. Sold BY
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
FROM MOBILE.

New YoRK, MAY ls
The Heraid's special says of the Mobile
riots: The leader, David Tedes. Who sred
the first shot at the Chief oil Police. Mr. Car
peuser, is the only one arrested. II is said he
aimed directly at Judge Kelley. He was
held TO bail this morning on 5000, by
Mayor Nthers, but he has not yet obtained
the bonds.
1t IS certain that the attack on the negroes
was continued tor a considerable distance
from the scene of action, as many were shot
five or SIX squares of Shots we're fred
from the root of store kept BY Mr. Wolf
directly opposite the stand and from the
windows Of a house kept by man named
Boaks, on the corner OF Royal street II is
believed here that shots were also fred from
the side window Of John Forsyth's house.
editor Of the Register, which oeerlooks the
stand. cannot voach for the truth of this.
as sat in front of the window, aud the balls
must have struck behind me-
The excitement to day is SO great that the
Investigation is postponed, and the Mayor
and Col Sheppard will make rigid enquiry
into the matter
The United States troops are still posted
throughout the city, squad occupying the
front Of the Battle House.
During the melee the following persons
we're killed and wounded:
Killed Whites -sTabriel Alsen. Colored
Sam. Britton.
Wounded Whites-Thos. TAYLOR. ID n
Horn, David Parsons. of the police, and two
boys, and Jas. Barnes, Col. b. G. Sedburg,
A. Goldsmith, and j. Gauge, since reported
desd, and ID. 5. Nicholson. Colored-P Pierce
Mitchell. An additional number of men,
white and colored, ire slightly injured, but
their names are not known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 16
The two story building, No. 53, West Polk
street, which was being raised for the pur-
pose of putting basement underneath fell
with fearful crash shortly after o clock
this morning Instantly killing Mrs John Wa,
kias, wife of the owner of the bailding. and
severely injuring sevtrsl Others. Mrs. Wat
kins was In the upper story and, feeling the
bnildlng yield, was Fastening down stairs to
notify thew workmen, when the house gave
way. large beam struck her on the head
and instantly killed her. SIX other persons
were In the building, but oaiy four were Sc
riously hurt.
An eight hoar man was arrested this morn
ing for threateninga man in the EMPLOY Of
K. w. Gates. He Is the principal OF gang
OF eight~hour strikers. After his arrest be
said he did 1t 10 joke
A switch nan, named Shroud. in the yard
Of the n. W X on the west side this morn
ing, caught his foot in a frog while endeavor-
ing to turn switch, and was horribly man
sled His right leg is cut off shove the knee
and his ief from the knee pan is terribly
crushed. The life Of the man is despaired Of.
Tho amount Of grain nov reported 70 the
Board Of Trade, IN the warehouses, is two
million and six hundred thousand bushels.
At the workingmen's mass meeting in the
Court House yard last night a call was agreed
upon for q Convention in Chicago, for Hi
moi, to meet on the 26th inst
The National Baggage Masters Conyer ton,
now in session, agreed thas. all baggage VAL
ued at $500 shall be ehargeable a, the rate oi
ten cents for each additional hundred dollars
vslne Tor every hundred miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAssfsoros, May l6
The Treasury Department having been ad>
vised that large qusotIty OF peas has been
imported from Canada, ostensibly for domes
tic use as dried peas, but used as seeds. the
Collectors OF customs Of all the lake ports,
have been instructed to regard all whole pea.
as seeds, and charge on them duty Of thirty
per cent. prescribed by the statue. unless
they have clear proof that they are kiln dued, !,
and unit for seeding purposes.
Eighty fire mid shpmen will be graduated
al the ensuing examination of the Naval
Academy, and fifty or sixty will be placed on
the steamship Minnesota. for six months
cruise for practical instruction.
James HI. Schureman, colored messenger
of the Comptroller of the Currency, has been
arrested ard is under examination to dav. on
the charge of larceny OF Sl2, ,0Uo, in bills Of
the First National Bank, Of Jersey City, and
the forgery OF the signatures Of the officers
1t is Lelieved that this is but n portion of the
amount Of National Bank notes distracted
by Sehureman, who was the confidential mes
senger of the Comptroller, and il was part
Of his duties to handle those notes and carry
them tosthe express Office.
The following despatch was received this
afternoon at Gen. Grant Headquarters
ST. Louis, MAY l6.-To Adjmdu General
q. s. A.. We have q communication,
signed by Col. Rankin, commanding officer
of Fort Buford, late as Febauary 28 All
were well then. He reports that on the frs,
of January the Indians appeared in considera-
force before the fort, mounted, and after a
variety OF -evoluiiens, doubtless meant to
territy, upon q single shot from a twelve
FOUNDER, went of in great hurry. and have
not since that time attempted any further
hustiiities, although encamped on Yellow
Stone, only few miles from the fort
Gen. Terry telegraphs that the recent re
port ofcapture, by the Indians, Of the steam.
er Miner, is false. lSignea),
W. A. NICHOLS, A. A. g.
Gen. Nichols is Chief Of Staff to Lieut.
Gen. Sherman.
Case No. IA, the original State of Missis-
sippi complaint, RS. Secretary Stanton and
Generals Grant and Ord, was decided BIZ the
Court. The motion was for leave to fie an
amendment to the bill in this case This was
denied by divided Court as announced By
Chief Justice Chase, but the names of the
Judges on each side were not made public,
this being the secret of the Court. Upon
a motion to dismiss the bill for want Of juris>
| dicuon, it was ordered that the bill be dis
missed with costs. So the Mississippi iu>
junction case falls with that Of Georgia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
FROM EUROPE.


Nrw YcRx, May l6.
The Herald learns that England designs to
sieze Cuba in the event of any difficulty with
Spain, and endeavor TO retain the Island as 3
base in the Gulf OF Mexico.
The Herald Dublin correspondent alleges
that, in 1855, the Fenian executive in New
York remitted large sums Of money to Ire
land in the shape Of drafts. drawn by the
Bellmonts on the Rothschilds. The British
Government embargoed the bills and di-
rected the Rothschilds not to pay them,
which was done. A bill drawn for two thou
sand pounds, TO be used for the defense of tt .
prisoners, with others, when refused payment
in London, was returned To New York. But
the Fenans in Ireland alleged that the
brethren have never been able TO recover the
gold from the Bellmonts.
The Feninn organization in Ireland is said
to be in working order and in force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Sr. Loris, May 10.
Charges of fraud and swindling are made
sgains, Virgins L Cravthsr, dry goods mer.
chants of this city, and one member of the
firm was a arrested II seems that they bought
large stock of goods in New York and Bos-
ton on three and four months time, and there
goods were sent TO Cincinnati and PhIladel>
phia and sold under the hammer for cash.
A large au1ount were also sold at auction
here. They borrowed several thousand dol
lars on call short time since, made an as
signment and closed their doors. Virgins
was arrested, and Crawther fed from the
city.
Virgins was released on bail. but st once
re arrested by his Eastern creditors.
AuRkow, who stole the wife OF Chas. Beer
doch. of Oevelssd, aud brought her 10 this
city short time since, WAS tried yesterday for
adultery and sentenced to six months in the
county jsil, and . fine of three hundred dol
lars.
The impeachment trial Of Judge King
began in the State Senate yesterday, but
nothing Of importance transpired. There
was barely quorum of Senators present.
The liquor store Of f. w. Schneider was
entered by burglars last night The safe was
blown open and considerable sum of money
and many valuable papers we're stolen.
The dry goods and clothing store Of Ott-
mar L Schultz was also entered and robbed
OF about Stc0 worth Of goods.
The produce store OF Setfort Co., and the
leather ore of Shnltz Il Kerr was also en-
tered, but tie thieves obtained no booty.
The chafges against Judge King, whossbe.
ing tired before the State Senate, with asiew
of impesching him, are, in substance, that be
instructed . Grand Jury thai where crimes
and n.sdemesnors had been committed b.
persons while in regular CT irregular confed.
crate service, such persons could not be in
dicted or punished; that be dismissed
Grand Jury in Clay county without cause,
and suspended the Sheriff that be ordered
the Corouser of said county 10 summon
Grand jury Of conservative men, no radicals;
that he issued wriis of msndAmus compelling
the Board of Appeals 10 said county to regis
ter, as qualified voters, persons W ho had been
rejected by said Board and that be instruc
ted Grand Jury in Clay county that no bills
OF indictment could be found against persous
who might be charged with perjury in falsely
taking the oaths prescribed by the consiitu>
tion.
The respondent sets up general denial TO
each Of the allegations. and explains, at
length, the circumstances surrounding his
Judicial action
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
FROM NEW YORK.


NEv YoRk, May Is.
JEFF. Davis remained quietly al the New
York Hoel today, and bu, few people
called on him. 1t is believed that be will to
night 60 d the residence of Chas o Connor,
at Washington Heights, and to morrow night
continue his journey to Canada.
The twentieth session Of the American In
stitute Of Homeopathy will be held in this
city on the fith OF June. The annual address
is TO be delivered by Dr. Cooke. of Chicago
The General Synod OF the Reformed Pres
byterian Church. which met las, week. re
sumed its session TO dar. Fifty delegates
we're present Rev 5. Breton, Of Golfers,
vile, was chosen moderator
Henry I. Crawford, OF Cleveland. Ohio.
complained to the Superinte endeut OF Police
yesterday, that he had lost ten thousand dol.
lars at fard in gambling hell on Broadway
The National Union Committee TO day
issued an appeal to the Republicans Of the
country. for assistance and CO operation in
this suspicsous crisis of the country. IL i
teersd Of the highest importance that the
Republicans OF every State should imme
dia,ely re organize for the remaining elee
uons Of 1861, preparatory to the coming
Presidential contest, especially in State
which have never before recognized as the
and inaliensble rights OF man ikey say they
desire to prosecute ssystemslJcAnd thorough
c ,nvass the Southern States. by the most
efficient speakers Of both races. make efforts
by distribution of documents To enforce the
principles. policy and aIms oil the Republican
party, and therefore appeal for aid directly
and personally TO the party, asking the rich
to give generously, aud the poor to give
whatever they can afford All letters and
contributions are to be addressed 10 Gov
Marcus l.. Ward, Chairman and Treasurer.
Newark. y. j.
MiDpLErowx, \. T.. May le.
In the great trial between Dexter and
Goldsmith S mare to-day, Dexter won tho
FRS, heat inI 2:2sl, and also the second in
2: 3D.
BocHEs1Es. May Is.
The General Assembly Of the New School
Presbyterian Church OF the United States
assembled for annual session TO lay, with u
large attendance.