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A Child Drowned i'm a Cistern

On last Friday, about two cock III the
afternoon, little girl, daughter OF Mr.. II.
Kleiudinst, of this place, was drownsd in n
eistern. She WAS playing alone in the yard
and was not missed by her mother until
probably Is minutes after falling into the
cistoru. .Htr little brother, who was at one
Of the neghbor' houses, thought he heard
her cry. She was between thrce and four
years old. and remarkably intelligent and
gooi child. Her freed spirit has gone to
the spirit land, where they die M more,
Tut are equal unto the angels, and are the
children Of God, being children Of the resu
rection." Our sincere sympathy is extend
ed to the bereaved parents. Their home Is
made sad by the removal of a dear one
whose sweet Elo, they will never see until
they meet il the 'sunny-lani, where the
Ills Of the earth lie are unknown. - 1"s.
| EhyDRicic. .... .E
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The New Tax LAW.

By the law, the amount of exemption is
changed from 96G0 to 81, 600 and the tax,
On incomes over that amount is FIVE per
cea.. In addition to the aI,000 deduction
the National, State, City, County and
Township taxes, actual losses Incurred in
trade o. sustained by Gre; debts assertaiued
to be worthless, but excluding all estimated
depreciation of values and losses within the
year on sales Of real estate purchased two
years prsviou4 to the year for which income
is estimated; amount actually paid for Ia.
be. or interest By any person who rents
la1i Or hires labor 70 cultivate land or who
conducts any other business from which in
,c0na, is actually derived; the amount paid
for roat Of resiitnce, and the amount paid
for usual ordinary repairs, but not money
exps11- in new buildings, permanent i'm
provcmunti or betternents made TO increase
the vaius Of the property. Only one dstN,c-
:ion Of $1,000 shall nads for family
snnposei Of TIE parents and miner chi dren.
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ISaac Aiken, who at one time preached
in this place. was expelled from the minis
try and membership Of the NJ. L. Church,
at the regent session Of the Pittsburgh Con
ference, held in Massillon. Hi, crime WAS.
iIl-treatpent of his wite--.and be was found
guilty Of all the cfarecs preferred against
him. The Church has done well to rid it.
self Of wolf IN Sleeps clothing. We trust
h< ti.' ind no more innocent victims, whose
liiu.l ~. S be would take pleasure in blast
iry Ia, - time. IN his ease tho Confer.
encp dose. "a the thanks Of all Christians,
and LAYERS Il, virtue, for It's prompt action
1t has demons. a:ed that the gool o.d
Methodist Epi@op.'l Church will not wink
at the sins of its NH 'sters, no nlatter how
gifted or how high tEey may previously
have stood among their brethren. - 4i'sco-
Yawas Ckyoniclr.
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A SsE%geSftDn

As it seems likely that ther2 may he con-
stantly increasing difficulties in the way of
procuring testimony on which 10 impeach
the President, would it not be well for some
one of the impeachors to introduce a joint
resolution directing the release Of Sanford
Conover, and instructing the Bureau oi
Military Justice to employ him to procure
such testimony aa the committee require
upnn which decently to report in favor
of Impeachment. Conover & Co. would IN
tt.is way be made useful. as they did work
cheap, and Just now would perhaps work
chesper. Tho worst use 10 Which you can
put man is to hang hiu, v or imprison
hin for pc;ury when military tribunals are
multiplying in numHcr and power. The
law by which Conover was tried cant be
above the Congress that made the law
That is good Congressional logic. beyond
cay1, and it would cAectually silence all
legal objections, and might meet endorse.
lnent even from celebrated juri to who, re.
yeIsing Burke's characteristic, Love not
the right tco much to pursue the cxpedi
o,t ~
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community have failed and been discarded.
this has gained friends by every trial, con-
ferred benefits on tho afflicted they can
never forget, and produced cures to numer-
GUS and too remarkabl 70 be forgotten.
We can assure the pbblic, that its quality
is carefully kept up to the best ii ever has
been, and that it may bo relied on to do for
their relief all that it has ever done.
Great numbers of Clergyman, Physicians,
Statesmen, and other eminent persona2os-
have lent their names to certify the unpar
aleled usefulness of our remedies, but
space here will not permit the insertion of
them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which
they are given; with also full descriptions
Of the complaints our remedies cure
Those who require an dLtdratiUe meslici,te
To purify the blood will find AYERS COMP.
Exr SARsAPARILLA the one to use. Try
il once, and you will concsde it's yalua.
Prepared by DIR. J. q. AVER d CO.,
Lowell, Mass, and by Shatp d McKinne,
Dr. John Beall, and Br, J. McBean, Cadiz.
and by dealers in Inedicine everywhere.
Ian III lS67-1nO.
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DIR. scHENCK's =.
PULLONTC SYRUP.

ThH great ,neleipe curvd Dr.. j. II. 57HSSoE. tha
Proprjetor, Of Pulm1nsry Consum2' 'oh, when hAd
assumed ia moot formidable Rzpeot aAd Thca rpeedy
Aealh appeared to 10 inesAb Hls pA ,siHGna pGu--
neuatai his ssse ncurane whoa ha ealarUssei
the Gss Of tAs sinpss ba rsssar.ul reiSeiy. His
health pts' sesiored in eegy shdst tUis, 'aad %
ra:arn 0! The deese hcl bsca s2pee,iendst iof AL
iae sym?:cGls 9nckl5' Disappeared, and hs Seestaat
weith ID lns4s tssH two hlndroi p,unai.
? Snce h.s recovery, hs has Gey3lei nus sttentca
eEcuj!Scly 10 the eGre OF Consumption eaa ha
i!sedA2s vhc;i sre usually ecrrpScaed With J., s1a
To cnrsa eIeacd BY l. iaa. cjisel have been very
nnborous ana tSaly wsaGee a.. DR.. s2aEN2E
E.ska PR yss.onal v;ss tossvortef tho larger esv
weekly, where he h. is:sa cS:.r4 20 G. patients,
Gsd Il Is Tray GI0B2hrs 70 zoo poor eonsdunp'ipes
thst aafo,o te III. et. Of thercarriasca, ard IN
far moaias hcathY, seE,,sa perFons- p1-
acHEEJK'3 PULNOHiC JYRUP, SEAWEEO
TONIC, ~. aiiDE&Eh FILLS G;e. tc9e-r;H
ell ratu.rsd III c'ir,ag U"HsyIrpston.. Fuii 3FR-
uJas ae;ots2s ta. ~ stIp saf sAa can .aSc thcl
wlth5as eocla+ I't. R:tc'o t.st wscn is "a coz
veneat Il a. btis 10 sea Xs & advice res,
bat sf ath5tsa IA .cl iT "a : tD4.oIascs
a,s iea is tiArc, ipl.Ari.
p.eass s3ssESs, whsa .p1r21aA.;3, thai The sEu
lke4esscs ot tto DGaor--,;Is "hsa IN the iassSoss
on Consumption, sad the ohsr 81 ho now "a, 10
S:rieo hca;h--aro Gu tho GoTornueat staaap.
Sod By oil Dfassssts end DeaArs.s rrsos yi.s9
per to.t!e, or $3.50 tiss half toSeu. Lsttsrs cr
advice shorld Lwa 1s h directed to Dr. Sche1ehs
Principal Oilao 10 North 9Th at. Philadelphia, Pa.
GeusrsI Whoo5as Agents: DaDs, Bsrnea ~ Co.
N. Y, 8. b. iiancc, baltimore, MI John y
Park, Clne,anaI Ono; Wa Ser Taylor, Chaoasa,
IL. Collins 1roe. n. Louie Mo.rsi W ca rao, ,yr
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''PRatPATETIc," Washington corres-
pondent of the Cincinnat,i Gazette, who
seems afflicted with an intolerable adn,tia.
ton for the majority Of Congress. individ.
ually and collectively, spsa.s Of Thad.
Stevens as one who has had "hi, boir near
burned out In freedoms uses " H. have
heard before of the burned; an1 peiSar.
that is proper. though it is rather an yh...
su4sl way 10 ayeak cf ho9 il aarpcrc,i--
trsd3r.'. .sssi ~
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10000 StnryiNgy

According TO advices from Alabama and
Georgia. fifty thousand persons are on the
serge Of starvation in those States, and the
general distress throughout tho South is
excessively great No wonder, then, that
bnsines4 il, the North does not exhibit the
old time prosperity. This state of things
ia the oa:erowth Of the refusal Of the Re-
puslicsn POLITICIANS in 1850. to abate any.
thug OF thsay principles A perverted gov.
ernynsnt, Fove =. begga y. aud starvation
for our people il wh7t hey are getting IN
rotnrn flr diSrega-dirg the varning vo;cg
Of Washington, Jackson and Way. Bloody
sad easily thing has gaa |?'l :,::... d. -.c.
=, .I:r,-. = :.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW
MI RESTORED
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~ uct hp"oftetj ST u kotutS1t ShtttOpc, TtCS
Sir Cents,
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voluntary Emissions, Inlpotenoy, Nervous
Debility, and Inpedments 70 Marriage
generally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapaoisy, ,Ec.
BY ROBERT j. CULVERWELL, u. D.,
Author Of the ''Green Book" &c.
The worid>ronowned author, in this adj
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that tho awful conseq lencea
of self-A Abuse may bo eifcctuaily reinnved
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical oprrations, baugias, instrume ents,
ringa, or Cordais, pointing out q mode OF
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Sent undor soal, In a plain envelope, to
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YALuAELE ADVICE gon THE AFFIhcrEl

Valuable ADVICE FoR TUE AFFLICTED
DIR. SrnlcKLASD. in reply IL numerous
applications for aHriee,, shes to inform
those who are afflicted, thttt they may con-
suit him. on all Acute Or Chronic Diseases
by letter. stating the age, symptoms, &C.,
18th fec of two dollars enclosed. Or. ).
has obtained great notcriety as an expert
cneuI Physician, both III Europe and Amer
lea. especially in the treatment OF Carpnic
Complaints, after other doctors have ailed
to effect Il cure. Those suffering should i'm
mcdiatcly send for prescription, by ad-
dressing DR.. ~. .Sll'iChLAND,
Cincinnati, OHIO.
Mars, i3i7-lrr.
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pE1s CRATIC STATE TTCaEr.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN &, THURMAN, af EfziII.llii-.
LnUTESAHT 6aVgSoE,
DaxsEs .. ELsK., or HIHes.
TREASURER or STATE,
G. FULTON, Of Crumjo.L
AUDITOR nF STATE,
JOHN hCELwEE, Fl Baller.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
E2AyN III. EiURD, cJ Haor.
SUPREME JUDGE.
THOMAS NJ. EEY, o} Hamilton. &.
COMPTROLLER or THE TREASURY.
Wgs. s;zERsOsS. jr., of H'iFnm.
MENBEs BOARD OF FuGNC WORKS.
ARTHUR HEGsEES, Of Cwahoqd.
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A ALLCOCK's POEUs PL AsTERs.


BEST .sTEENGTAyNINa cYLAsrER IN THE
WORLD.
ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLAST,ERS re-
SotUe and asoituge pain. By calling forth tI.s
acrtd hninors from parts i,ue,7tGt 10 the s5t's
anil general circulation thus, in many cases,
positively evapordtsag the diss1ye.
JAMES LU LII. NJ. D.
There is nething equal, In the way of g.
plaster. to the Porous Plaster Of Nfr. Ais
eock. Everything is pleasan., about them: ::
They are the plaster of the day, and ut
and art. Asthma, Cough, Kidney Ahece
tions, Gout, Rheumatism, ana local deep
seated pains, they afford perm ansnt reliok
J. +. JOB NSGN, n. D.. .as
on Topical Rsmedies,r
from y,srsonal knowledge Of these pIas-
tars, We can state that they aro decidedly
preferable to any other n uss. Whatgvar
relief Ia TO bA Obtained by tie usa OF u rlas-
tar. we ehruld rrooranerd t5eG. < a2.
4. .ISGRAHA4, Nd,
Ed,Upg New g1rk .asrrsssoy.
Ageacy, E.zsdreth HoEse, New so.s. s
E5.Q ~ u. Dfuggsss. M
Ms:. y. :,'-,ys;' ,.b
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UNIONTowN DISTRICT.

A J Endsley, Presiding Elder,
Union own, & " Smith Brownsville, j.
R Beacon; bridgeport, J r Mills; Favctte
city aud BrlIevernon, G Fl Edwards; Eiz
abeth. j Ii Caukle; McKeesport, II J.
CHAPMAN; Drawers and Grecnock, j j Hays
Rostrovtr,. A II Chapman; Connells,ie
j j Jones; Redstone, j J. Stifrey, and sup
ply; New Lexington, to ho supplied Som
erset and Berlin. \ II Norcross; Jenner,
G A Sheets; Addison, j Mcacham; Fa'
cite, ID X Stevens m; Carmichael to be
supplied; Greensboro. Geo Orhin; Mount
Morris, NJ N Eaton; Wayncshurg, j Nc
Inryre; u"pewell and Simpsons, I Pstter
SON
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FREE TO EYERYsODY.

A LARGE PIP. Circular, giving infor-
nation Of the greatest importance TO
Gao Young OF both sexes.
Il teaches how the hotnely may hecons
beautiful, the despissd respected, AID the
torsakon loved
10 young Lazy or gentqrasc should isu
ta seat thstr Address, and receive 9 cSyy
vest-. .4aid, by return nal. :.
cNs-el \. ~
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appointments 0flhe Pii:ssl-sa
Conference.
TIIrsprkon pISTRICr.

s. P. WoC,f Prssi3ing Elder.
Liberty Street, w II Locke; Smilhheld
Street, II Miller; Christ, CbsIeh, J. I
Ao,.an: W,-,lry Chapel, l. MsGuirr; PEI u
sylyania Avenue, J L Jones; 'hinity, / )
uadgson; Ross Street. w + Lauvk; Con
ienary Church. ) Bur; South Pittsburgh,
T. . Griffin; Ladies Gty Nilsson, \ Long;
Birmingham, Il J. Miller; last LiherIy,
" p TuruCr; Williamsburg, w w Resp;
Braaicck, f.ll and PORT Perry. Il I Miller,
I.awrenceviIle. j Miller; Uniun Centenary
Uharch. W Smith; Irwin Sta;i"n, n @
" .lv.: Tareaium, Il Hamilton; Springdale
inis, ior, TO te supplied; Butter. d lie :
gett, SUPP "; Freport. L VI Wood: We :
thinCton r Jordon; Miliertown Cmcnit,
" II Sathps; uar~ eny and BOwnSdale,
6 W Cra,ag,, W \ Boynr.
j c. renhing, President Of the Pitts
Lurph Female College and member
Christ Church Quarterly Conference.
q L0omiS President Of the Allegheny
c. llrgp and member of Christ Church
Quarterly Conference.
j Dallas Chaplain at Pittsburgh Bethel,
Member of.Lbrary Street Quarterly Goa
teren,e.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
w 4 Davidson, Presiding Elder.
Il IL

W 4 Davidson, Presiding Elder.
Wa hington, W B Watkins; Mononca
hela City, A W Butts; Wellluryh, j \
P4arce Tomrcranceviile j i Mciaw; Mans
field, r Il Wilkinson; CHARTERS, 7 D FAST
Florence. W p Blackburn CAnnn$burg and
Fawcetts D A Pierce: Bpallsvile, D B
CamphcII Greenfield and California, N B
pu2h; Beu,teyyile, I { Mcclure; Pigeon
Creek, j W Weaver; Shausetown, " Dar.
BIZ; Philipsburg and McGnirs Chapel, n
2 Kerr; GeoTGriown NJ s ksnlig; Frank
lin, A j Lime; Independents, d ) White.
Peters Greek, & " Baker; Pins Run. j }
Jaek>o, Nlaysvi!c, II B Edwards; Ten
Nile, Il WinEett
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BLARssviLLE DISTRICT.

HIVNttuTy' IC9IIl'IE I7luUF' =
Dlairsyie, \ Scott; John>tewD, A II
Thomas; Imliana. } b Ubcr; Greenshnrg.
j S I.emmon: Kittanning, w Cooper;
Dayton, p e Edwards; Elderton, II G
Beaeour, G McCnsiin; Latrobe, " J Mont
gomery; Mount Pleasant, } G High; West
Newton, W A Stuart; Meehanicsburg, A
Baker, J n Pershing; New Florence, +
Williams; Burrell anil Apollo, NJ w Dallas;
Lgonicr, Joseph Holinghead; Salisbury
and ilopewcl, \ p Leonard; Morehand,
j Gray; Smiihport, Il Long; Eoensbuig,
7 Rirh
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Chol era! !
HOW 70 AVOID II

BE Temperate in An Things; CONTROL
your passions; never get excited; sleep in
well ventilated room; 20 to bed early and
get up with the sun; tnke regular exercise
every day; thoroughly cleanse your persuna
well as your housc; purify your cellars,
drains. &C.. with Lime, or some other dis
iLiectant; keep the skin clean and tho pores
open; cat regularly in moderate quantities
OF the most easily digested food: change
your under-clothing three tne1 a week,
and keep vour conscience void IA Oitanse toe
ward God and man; ami thus you Will ,ntI
only
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sias s,lsaiassiss hss ndessfcyed In two
4. .aasa as snyDy ssasAs esitsnDk the Dsmo-
s,1.usie party iotsf yssra to add 10 the Union.
Ey its loihes oaf prossess - a. naiioriss
~ d, baos swsy Sesss.
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as not t. admit ttlaL the finest and most
harmless hair dark hener in existence is
CHRiSIADOROS ) HAIR DYE,
which npul ishes tho ihrcs ;sS well as chan
Sus the hne. Manufactured Dv J. CHRIS 4
DuItu, 8 Astor IL ,0,e, New York, SID bY
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressc-s
W&rGh l3, 1866 l!nO.
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STE AM
FIGURING MILL
FOR, s ALE


TIME undersigned offers at Private Sale,
l. his large Steam FIGURING Mill running
by either Steam or Water power, situated
on the Wheeling Plank Road, two miles
southeast Of Cadiz, generslly known as
"Warfai's Mill.'' said Mill il thoroughly
refitttd, its capacity largely increased and
is situated in rich and highly fertile por-
ton of the country close to tho county scat,
there being no other mill III that loo lity 10
come in competition with it, thereby offer
ing advantages to the investor that no other
similar property can. The mill is now in
| good running order and is doing a good
| business. Those having any WHEAT,
| BUGkWHEAT, CORN. .'RTE. or MIXED
FEED for Stock, to grind, are invited to
call. 4 good practical miller who haS boon
Miller at Mear's Mill at Steubenvilie, for
IL years. is now running tao mill, and will
| x W satisfaction to ALL With the above will
| be sold the tract Of land adjoining the same,
| consisting OF fifteen acres Ia part Of which
| is the best of Meadow bottom, on which is
| good substantial tramo
DWELLING EOUSE.
containing six rooms with all modern con-
veniencies. Tho title is free and clear OF
| all incumbcrance.
The proprietor, not being practical
| Miller will sell OH reasonable terms. The
| property could not be built at this time Tor
less than $4,000, and is HOW offered for
A,Sj0-SI 500 down, bllance in three annu>
al payments with 8 per cent interest or tho
| properly may be exchanged for o:har prop.
.erty.
| Fob. 2o.f WALTER D. BEEBE.
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CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT.
. - VI. IL. M l..

5 5 Nj00f, Prosldng EIder.
Cambridge, A L Petty; Washington, }
Il Rogers and J GiojhiIl Uadiz, W Pi,ten-
ger; Bethel, II Ntfl, Adamsvillr, j ? Fad
dler and W II Mcbride; Coshoction: +
B,lkett; East Plainfed, J EStarkey; West
Chester. } Q Russell and supply; Urichs-
Vile. q " Dtnni~ aud j G Cnst!rr; New
Fliiad, ia, VI Carr; Deersville j Coil
al } Fl Ekey; New Aths"s, A II Morton;
MartinsviIle, S Crause; Warrcnton, I N
uudson: Hop wrll to be supnlind.
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-
> usefulness and so numer-
Gus are its cures, that in al
most every section OF country
are persons publicly known,
who have been restored by it
from alarming and even des-
perato diseases of the lungs
When once tried, it's superior
ity over every other expector-
ant is too apparent to oscar Q
observation, and where its vir~
tues are. Known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections of tho
pulmonary organs incident to
our climate. While many in
ferior remedies thrust upon the
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rsvgs:: YyssssS VOLCANOES
T;e;Rs5NS. 'rugE HEADS

4 are engaging the attention of astrono-
mer., but the world or Beauty and Fashion
is less interested i'll human discoyeriesthan
III the great qu.stionof
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IN F1 Y :. = "a "a u - =
as not to admit that the finest and most

that have been whitened by age Or sc kness
to u glorious black or brown hue. Nobody
IL.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Congts. Colds, Iefuenm, Hoarseness-
Cro'rp, Bronchitis, Mcip,ent Consump.
tion, and fr the relief Of Consumptire
IntitNts IN atlraNcal st0qes of the disease.
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sTEEDRNvILLE DISTRICT.
I. Demnsey prrsiainp Elder.

Steubenville, Kramer Chapel, L Ilingely;
Steubenyie Ilamiin Chapel, I n B"yl:
Canton, H Sinsahaugh; Massillon, VI
Lynch Wellsville, j Henderson; Carroll,un,
} r Roller; Richmond j Q A Miller;
os!inyillc, CThorne; HenoVer, A i Ward;
New Cumberland, NJ Mex Garrett; .Spriag
field j Conner, j Wright; SandyvllIe, j
V YarnalI; Wayn, sburg, j Nj Bray, sr:
Lee.burh, j W Shriycr; New Market, "
J. Dixon; Sn,ithfcd, W G p Hamilton;
Bloomfield, W johnson; New Somerset,
II Mccall r NJ Fre>hwatcr; Malvern, W
ID Stevens, G W Scott; WintegsviIle, j
II I..-.L,... l.. E.ul =. L ...alia.l
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j q .NWIlTF, 'TesldIh9 EIIFT
McConreI$yile, D Vail; Morgan, J n
McAbie, orc to be supplied; beverly. d NJ
Hslli>tcr; Sharon, l. Win,tantly; Cum htr-
land J Ii v Nhitv one 10 be supplied Cen
tcrvilIc, + Cartwright; Norwich, A D Nc
Cor,nick, Su"lmerfeld, g Waters snd
j Phillips; Salem, to b. supplied; Lebanon,
j Shaw; N-wport, j " Hamilton; Union
yiilo. y { KNOWLES; Brownsville, I q Hat
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Gov. Brown says, submit and hasten to
swallow the nauseating, disgusting. and
deadly cloSa prepared ior US by the Radicals.
We say, submit to what eannot be agcrtod
but take no part in the attemp; 10 Gx upon
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
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ALLEGHENY DISTRICT.
7 Williams pr .idinu Elder


Beaver street j W Baker South Com
mon. s VI Hickman; North avenue, Y b
Snyder; Manchester. James HalIingShead;
Allegheny Circuit. j 2 Moore; Sewickley.
viNe, j. Eorner; New Brighton, j J Nc
llIeyck; Freedom, Il Storer: Bridgewater,
r Morrow; Beaver, S S Bracken; Enon
Valley. Huston, one to be supplied; Liver
pool, George Crook; Columbiana, L Gun
i,ighan, one TO be supplied; Salem, j n
Baird; New LS5an. V K Brown; Alliance,
w Cox, Marlboro, RI White; Greentoan,
w Gamble, Goshen aud Benton, j Nc
Carty; Elk 'on. J D kinncar; Glasgow and
Neville, G A Lowman; Duquesne, D Hess;
Rochester, Lewis Paine; Mount Union, I
j Higgins.
4 H Nesbit, editor of Pittsburgh Chris
tan Adrocate, ant member of South Com
mon Quarterly Conference.
D Ii Hartshorne, President and General
Agent Of Mount Union College, and mem.
ber OF Union Quarterly Conference.
j K Mellen, agent for the Young Mem
Bible Society, end member Of Beaver Quar-
tcrly Conference.
j A Swaney, Secretary of the Western
Seamen's Friends Society, and member o
Beaver street, Quarterly Conference.
A l. Lnng, Missionary to Bulgaria.
RF Taylor, President of Beaver Semin
ary and institute, and member Of Beave
Quarterly Conference.
A Holmes and L W Bradyswore trr ms
terred to the Iowa Conference
j NJ Bray ST., and j } Exrcll were trans
fcrred tn the Erie Conference.
} II Bushong was transferred to the Mis-
souli and Arkansas Conference.
J W McGrcgor was transferred to th
Cincinnati Conference.
s L Jones was transferred to the Ney
England Conference.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-01
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