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ANDS FLORIDA for sale i,

1 ANDS IN FLORIDA for sale in lots OF
IL from ~ to 400 acres. These lands were Sc
ccted from over 0ia,tf3o acres, ai especially
adapted 10 the cul:iva ion OF the Orange, Lemon,
Lime banana, Fig, Guara, Plantai', Muscadinc,
and every tropical FRAT known together with Corn,
Tobacco .'ugaI', and all Vegetables grown north.
One acre i'll Bananas viii yield Il op equal To l33
acres in Wheat, or 4f in Potatoes; and O.aEges
y Ill Yield from 81 900 to $4,000 per The conn
Try abounds III game, aud the rivers and bays in
fish ia endcss variety Climate the most equable
in the world. Price 81 - to 81 per acre. Also
heavy Yellow Pine Timber Lands, unsurpassed
in the south. a. Is. SToNELAtE. NJ. D., (l;ue Reg
i.tcr cf / > LaEds in tlerida,) sl3 broadway,
New York.
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MISS SAWYER'S
SalVe.

HERE you have a salve combining soothing
| Ill and healing properties, with no dangerous
ingredient. remedy at hand for the many
pans and aches wounds and bruises ITO which
other rcnediss 3, never producing bad effect, but
always rcliey ing pain, however severe.
| 1t is prepared by MISS SAWYER, who has
used 1t in her own extensive treatment of the
The principal diseases for which thi. salve is
recommended are, Cliillblains rheumatism Piles,
| Scrofula, Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Sprains, Burns,
| Fever Sores, Felons Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, Bar
Bites Of Insects, Cancers, Toothache, Earache,
sore Nipples, Badness. swollen Breast, Itch,
scald Head Teehng, Chapped Hands, Sealds,
Cuts, Bruises, Group Cracked Lips and Sores on
children.
1t never fails to cure Rheumatism, If properly
| applied. Rub it on well with tn. hand three
times day. In several cases it has cured pal
sled limbs. For PILES it has been discovered to
be sure remedy. Persons that have been afllict-
cd for years have been relieved by few applica
tions For ERY sIPELAS it works wonders al
living the inflammation and Guieting the patient -
For CHAPPED HANDS it produces cure i'm
| mediatcly. Let those with SALT RlIEUM obtain
this Salve, and apply it freely, and they will find il
invaluable. II is good in cases of sCROFUI.A
and TUMORS. CANCERS have been cured with
10. The best Salve ever invented for SWOLLEN
BREAST and SORE NIPPLES. No way injur
Gus, but sure to afford relief SORE or WEAK
EfES-Rub it on the lids gently. once or twice a
day. Cures deafness by putting It IN the ears on
piece OF cotton. For FELONS this is supcl Tor to
anything known. For PlMPLES this acts like a
charm. For BURNS AMI SEA LDS-applythe Salve
SORES, apply once day.
For HORSES AND CArrLE.-For Sores or Bruis
cs on Horses and Cattle tkis Salyeis Invaluable
and has astonishing effect in curing scratches Cd
Dotorety, aud is \ safe and sure reinemedy for all
the above amcRts.
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The children cry tor tit is a "Sooh-
III. syrup" For coughs, hoarscne.s,
sore throat, Group. who0pins cough,
asthma, bronchial Affections. singer.
and speakers, and all troubled with
throat complaints, will find this ben
eicial pectoral remedy.
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5. ". sTETSON.

from Or. r. Richard Clay, Boston, .Hass'l
This is to certify ihat | have known Miss SSW
yet,s salvr lor more than five years. and OF IL
having h en- successfully used many cases.
consider /. IL superior ariiiP, and we'll worthy the
confidence OF those requiring such remedy.
IL. RICHARD CLAY, il. ID.
Eoston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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Tie following arc u few seller ted from the multi.
~, ie OF i'll tie possess ion OF the
Agent.
From Mrs. Elizabeth Coombs Brunswick.l
Brunswick, April I. lsli.
MISS SAWYER received yuIir Letter last ev
ching and Wa-.ytry Elnd yen concluded to let re
lake Spur sairc iiink can do well with it and
it viii lie quite IN ace mHteaailon to ia husband
a. lie cannot gel along Without il. lie his tric,
eyer. thing else aud has never found anything
i.iit he 1t e! his leg thai -alve of NOrS and We
have bai.i found to be al and even more ttian
you recommend Il to be. We have had ii in the
ia,Hiis ) orG years and have used It t1f every
thing, and can truly say we tltIc never Etupl ITS
,,alil use II To-. weak lle!, and it Np Ks like 4
Charm. Mr.. Coombs r,s had 4 Fever 50 on his
leg iur thirty ycals and woud be cripple TODAY
If ii. had not found a remedy ia your Satve. 1t
kccllS it hrllr and takes ont the ii!ilamtlon and
nrojt ic-i,, and sW lllnc, and dor, for him all
that he can ASK can rvtph need i for a good
nlinF thing. that YOU have not, for nsr it tor ey-
ryihing. cousi,ier it iuva!u,hl" in Il family. II
You can pu, thi, testimony Together and 1t can be
Of service 10 Won, YOU are wei oinc.
You can send me- large brNe- 4 You please, and
few little ones. Ican Ito bitter with large ones.
Yours, &c, tt.lZABEiii COOM5o.
From the Rev. +. \. HeHnerinu sea, now 0.
Blc&4For;, haiae.
Tli, ccr,fcs that have used Miss SAWYER.
Salyc and consider it superior to amy other.
i chccrIulIy recommend 1t 10 al in want o; good
saive.
L. A. iIELMERIItCsEN.
JanIary 18th, 1861.
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From Margaret Rogers, Freeport. Mel

Fleeport. March 90, 1867.
Iwish to add to my testimony to thousands OF
others which could be given of the etieie.cy OF
Miss Sawycr's Salve, in curing a swc ling on my
shoulder OF dangerous tendency,
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From John G. Dillingham;, Frccport, Maine.l

This is to certify that had tumor on my face.
II was there about three years. 1t kept incrcas.
ing in size till was advised to try Mi Sawyers
Salyc | got Il box ond carried it with me- and ev-
cry time thought of 1t would rub the tumor " it'll
The Salve, and before used ode box the tulnor en-
tireiy disappeared. cu
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MlSceIIuneCuS.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, STARCH, SALERATUS, CAN.
DEFS, CHEESE, OYSTERS in cans, DRIED
APPLES, CIDAR VINEGAR, kETCHUP,
Pep ER.SAUCE, CHAMPIONSHIPS,
SOAPS. MATCHES, PIPES,
PALS. TUBS. BROOMs,
GARDEN SEEDS,
DRIED FISH. sM.kED FISH, SMOKED HALIBUTs
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o ealc
\
Ia, by hip ing on The 2.t day 1867 by nta ate OF
mntoi oft henale,t lien
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4 LIVE MAN can make 4 90 per month by selling
~ Lloyd's Doubl Rerolying Wall Maps
Everybody wants one. Address at oncc to Sc ure
territory. NEW ENGLAND MAI aGENCY, W estcrly,
Rhode Island.
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lhtn one o san WI u it nj " h t
yn,aon iteS day nw
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JOHN C. DILLINGHAM.

MISS sAwrER's SALvE gives the spccdicst re.
lief and effects the quickest cure, in all cases cf
Rheunatisi!,, sore Throat, Cold on the Chest, Cuts
BRUISES. Scalds and abrnsons of the skin of all
kinds Ii is invaluable in the Nursery, and may
bc aul,leu To the Youngest infant with perfect
security, while no adult should be without il.-Ga
zcite,
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AGENTS WANTED EyERYWnELE!
the Best tkeaper Knife Grinder.

\ I ade Of Fine Eme y and vaicanized Rubber,
lNI firm as steel and always true. Cuts 1--we
times as fast rs the grinds,one and gives perfect
edge. Weighs but 20 pounds, is clamped to the
machine, plank or table, runs rapidly by gear,
and turns easy. Is the best and cheapest. Sec i:
before you buy. For circulars Il nd BEST TERMS TO
SCENTS, address l.. q. sT0akE, Aubuin, n. 70 k.
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1Froin s. VI. otelson, OF Frecport, Ne.
Frerport, 3!ar h 20, 1865
HEREBY tas,ify hat Mis-. Sawyer's salva has cur
cd a wciIing Oh. ny eel OF several years stand
me gi.aiy rrgnn,nril it to The public AS an
inyal.l,li,. remedy Tor sNeA'uS and la.ncncss OF
"a! A''N s. " STETSDN.
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Manhood: how Lost, how Restored

Hh,1~~ Just published, new edition OF
MSS Or. LynhWE VIZ L, ru,s oe iNi,naui
nelicin@)of SpermaioilhUa, seminal W eukness,
involuntary Seminal Losses. lmpotency, Mental
and ply steal Incapacity, lmpcdinents to mar
riage etc: also CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy and FITS,
iadeea by S ony
The celebrated author in this admirable essay.
clearly demons trates from thirty years success.
full practice, that the alarming consequences OF
aelfubuse may be radically cured without the dan
gsrous use OF Internal medicine or the application
Of the knife; pointing out mode OF cure at once
simple, certain and eifectual, by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheapy, privately AID radi'
eaiy.
ery youth every man in the land,
Sent under SEAL in a plain envelope, to any ad.
rcss postpaid, receipt OF six cents, or two post
Stamps. Also DIR. Culverweifs Marriage Guide
Address the publishers,
Chas. j. L. KLINE a CO.,
III Bowerty, New York, PostOfice Box A5S6.
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We the undcrsg ed have sold more of NJ SIS
Sawyer,s Salve within the last six months than
any other kind. Parties who have tired 1t speak
in yery nigh praise of its excellent virtues.
&. L. FE>>tNDEN,
:. L. BEN son,
J.. VI. ROBBINS.
Do,l,ond 1876;
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Miss SAWYER or "Aunt KATIE as She Is some.
times called out to command the respect OF the
public for she is devoted christian, and is IN re-
ality an admirable nurse. We cordially recom-
mend her Salve as worthy of their attention and
patronage.-Rockl;nd Democrat.
We the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years ana beheNc her 10 he
"A christian lady and Il skiliful nu:se, and having
sod her salve in oar miles, ii gives us pleasure
in saying it is the best general medicine we have
ever used;
Rry. Il f. Cutter, rev. W.O Holman, Rev. Jos
mh Kailoeh Kew George Pratt, Gen. j. T.. Cilley,
and wife Can't j. Crocker and wife, Capt David
Ames and wife, VIM Wilson and vile, +. Il, spear.
A. s. nice, Geo ". knlball, Z. r.. Maliard, Eph,
RAIN Barrett, Lcander Weeks, lion. n. a. Bur
bee Francis Cobb, John t. Berry, W m H. llcomi
MIS-. Chas snow, Mrs. Alex SNOW, Or. r. Chast
and wife, j. Wakefield and wife, Wm Beattie aho
wife, j acob shaw and wife John s. Chase ana
vile II. w. Wight and wife, w. .. Fuller and wife
Thomas Colson and wife, Dea Henry lnSrahhlh
and wife Joseph Farwell (iaayor OF Rock land
and wife, NC Andrews (poslmaster of hockland
and wife l. Il. aimball and wiz, VIM Metoon.
! Ifyou desire more Information write to any citA
zen of Roeklaud and they Will take pleasure IL
! recommending this truly wonderful salye.
GEO. G. GOODWIN 6 CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Boston, Mass.
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
who,cs ale Agents, Portland, Maine.
! Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
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Recommendations.

Tie following are few seller ted from the multi.
!, Re of recommendations in Tie po.session OF the
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
SUMMARY OF TELEGRAPHrC NEWS.

Since our last issue the telegraphie news has
been limited and of but little interest. We
give synopsis of what has reached us
In the Senate, on the 18th, Yates, from the
Territorial Committee, reported bill for the
admission of Colorado.
The bill to continue the Freedmen's Bureau,
was taken up and discussed at some length bv
several Senators, but finally LAID over without
definite action.
In the House, Hunter offered resolutions re-
citing allegations of Father McMahon having
been fiOgged in the Penitentiary at Kingston
Canada, because on Irish-American Fenian
paper had been found in his possession, and
directing the Committee of Foreign Affairs to
inquire intO the facts.
The Speaker presented message from the
President communicating information in ref
erence to the recent treaty for the Usage In
dians' lands, which was referred to the Com
mttee on Indian Affairs, with power to send
for persons and papers.
After lengthy discussion, and the adoption
and rejection Of many unimportant amend
ments to the tax bill, a resolution was offered
and passed, dispensing with evening sessions,
when the Senate amendments to the bill TO ad-
init the States of North Carolina, South Caro-
lina Georgia and Alabama TO representation
in Congress, was referred TO the Committee
Oh Reconstruction, and the House adjourned.
A San Francisco dispatch Of the 18th says
the overland coach, coming from Austin, Ne
vada, was robbed the night before, when with
in six miles of Virginia. by three men armed
with shotguns. who secured three silver bars,
worth 1854, and small amount of coin, be-
sides 81 GOO and two gold watches from pass
engers. Nobody was hurt and there was no
clue to the robbers
A Toronto dispatch of the 1lth says troops
in Canada were in active movement, prepar-
ing for an expected Fenan invasion Fenian
arms and artillery were known to have been
shipped from New York to various points on.
the Canadian border
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A TTOENEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW OF.
"A fee on Wall street opposite ana below J. "
Wood Co.'S Store, Idaho City, l. T. n1tf.
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a'rotessional Cards.


A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW OF
u fee on Commercial street, second door abov
the court house. nltf.
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Z. F.. FooTE.
ATNsLZE g. TOOTE.

A TTORNEYS AND COTNSEI.ORS AT LAW, IDA.
u h0 City Patents obtained for mining lodes
under act OF Congress of July 26. 1866 OFFICE-On
Wall street. opposite Andrews < Co.'S store. n1tf
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TURNED Up.--Almost q year ago it was an
nounced in the Oregon papers that Col. -. IL
Neyce, formerly of Dalles City, had mysteri,
ously disappeared from Albany. His coat and
hat were picket upon, the bank of the river
near that town, and it was believed he had
drowned himself A correspondent of the
Dalles Mountoiaeer, in a letter from California
last month, says: ss..s - 1E sen
> Another former resident of Dalles. and one
who ledt his saasskvbehind him, aswell as his
hat and coat, at the time of his mysterious dis
appearance from the Willamette last fall, Col.
Neyce, has been recognized in Vacaville, Sola-
no county, by l.. Levy and Washousky, both
known in gDalles, and goes hy the name OF
Nurris. He denied his identity, is tinkering
watches, and said his wifu was inl San Jose.
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=. L. McGowND.

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW OF
a flee over Ceutcrvillc Brewery, south side Wall
street Idaho City, RU~Au business entrusted to his
care viii inset immediate attention, and prompt re-
mttances will be made. nltf.
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From the Catholic Telegraph ]
NEW CATHOLIC BISHOPS.

Rome has confirmed the following
recommendation for Episcopal Sees,
made by the Plenary Council OF Balti-
more, in 1866:
Right Rev. Sylvester HI. Rosecrans,
d. d., Bishop of the new See of Co.
lumbus, Ohio; Right Rev. VIM. Nc
Closky, ID, Bishop of Louisville,
KY; Right Rev. J. Y. Ryan, G, NJ,
Buffalo; Rt. Rev. DIR. B. j McQuaid,
d. d., President Seton Hall College,
Rochester, n. Y; Right Rev Wm
O'Hara, DID, Scranton, Penn; Right
Rev. j. +. Shanahan, DID, Harris
burg, Penn; Right Rev. T. Mullen.
Allegheny, Erie, Penn; Right r V.
T. A. Becker, Richmond, Va, VIII
mington, Del; Right Rev.-J Gibbons,
Baltimore, Vioariate North Carolina
Right Rev. P4J Ryan, of st. Louis,
St. Joseph, Mo-; Right Rev j Mel
cher, DID, Green Bay, Mich. Right
Rev. NJ. Heiss, DID,, La Crosse. ?
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Religious Intelligence.
CHURCH NOTICES.

VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Sabbath service at 104 A.
M, and % p. NJ. Strangers will be
kindly welcomed.
WALNUT STREET PREsBYTERIAN:-
Rev. G. H.. Foote, OF Cairo, Illinois,
is expected to arrive here this even
ing, and will preach at the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church to-mOr-
row morning at 1O4 o'clock, and to-
morrow night at z o'clock. Mr..
Foote'S high reputation as preacher
will, undoubtedly, secure for him
large audience.
METHODIsF.-The usual services
will be held in the Methodist Episco-
pal Churches of the city tomorrow.
ST.. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH -
Corner of First and Chestnut Streets.
Sunday School at 9 o'clock. Divine
service at 1920 A. N. and 7:15 P. NJ.
On Tuesday afternoon meeting of
the ladies, who have been on the
Mite Committees, will be held at the
parsonage at 4:30. On Wednesday
evening the monthly missionary meet
ing will be held in the Church.
CHURCH OF THE Holy limo
CENTs-Corner of Division and Ninth
Streets. Sunday School at 3 o clock.
No Rector has yet been obtained for
this Church, but the Vestry are max
ing arrangements by which regular
services will be held, commencing the
Sunday following the conservation,
which, as already announced, takes
place on Tuesday morning, March Sd.
The Vestry have also decided that the
support of this Church shall depend
upon the offerings Of the congrega-
ton. At every service those who at
tend will have the opportunity of Civ
ing as the Lord hath prospered
them"
YOUNG MEMS MITE MEETING
We find we were somewhat in error
In our announcement of the last
mite. Stimulated, we presume, By
the success of the ladies, the young
gentlemen have decided to give one
at the Parsonage on Monday evening
next, and lunch on Tuesday, and
from the known energy and influence
of the parties, we predict a more than
full house. Their object, financially,
is, we believe. to light the Parsonage
with gas, and their faith is being
shown by their works. The workmen
are already employed in putting it in,
so that it can be used on Monday.
Let all such efforts be appreciated by
a full attendance.
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No. 25 AEaiden Lnns.

Mem HOfE, Dec. IA, 1861
In my Card of Nov. 1, 1857, I stated
that, - for the purpose Of IN ore fully
supplying the wants of the public
and I'm order to prevent unscrupu%
IOus dealers from paImfng OF fnfes
Morton Gold Pens, 4 shall here
after sell no goods at VIII OIesale
except only to duly appointed ana
authorized Agents. etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised TO appoint those who,
By long-continued fair dealing, have
acq 1ired a reputation for honesty,
responsibility, and probity-men. In
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep a full assortment Of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get full equivalent for the money
paid. -
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
so that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
OF from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, ths
liberal discount "To Clubs" being
uufacient inducement to all others.
A. NORTON
ocIT dsWcns
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THE TRIAL OF Rev. S. H. TYING.

The trial of Rev. Mr.. Tying, Epis-
copalian, for the offense of preaching
before Methodist congregation, in
New Brunswick, New Jersey. with
out the permission of the officiating
Episcopal clergyman of that parish,
is concluded, though the decision is
not yet rendered.
In summing up the case, the coun-
sci for the prosecution contended
that the charges were all proved
even the witnesses for the accused
confirmed the fact that Mr.. Tying
was guilty of an intrusion. 1t was
held that the cancn violated was
wisely instituted to insure order in
the Church, and to prevent encroach-
ments upon the salaries of the regu-
lar incumbents of parishes, which
were generally small enough at best
The defense relied on the charge,
Preach the gospel to every erea-
ture;" but the prosecution contended
that this charge was not given to
every man, but to Christ's chosen
witnesses, and was therefore to be in
terpreted in a limited sense. 1t
was further contended that if Mr.
Tying desired larger liberty, the
legitimate way would be to go before
the General Convention aud show
reasons for change of the canon.
1t was contended on the defense
that Dir. Tying had only preached the
Gospel, and his only crime was that
he had not obtained the consent of
the Rev. DR.. Stubs or the Rev. DIR.
Boggs. Had these gentlemen assist
ed instead of opposing DR.. Tying, pos
sibly the whole congregation of the
Methodists would have been brought
into what they consider the true fold.
This was the first time that a clergy
man had ever been put on trial for the
violation Of the canon in question /;
and in this case it was contended that
the canon had not been violated. if
it were correctly interpreted. 1t was
only designed to prevent encroach-
ment upon the limited salaries of par
ish incumbents-and of this Mr..
Tying was not guilty.
The very positive announcement by
the steamer Palmyra, just arrived at
New York, that the Bishop of
Oxford has openly gone over to
the Roman Catholic Church,
Is making a great breeze among
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John NJ. CREBs. CHAUNCEK 5. coz Z
CREBS & C0NGER.

Will practice law in all the Courts OF 10.
wards. White, Wayne, Hamilton, SaAae.
and GaIiatin Counties, in the State of IlIi-
Nos, and in the Supreme Court. Refer to
q. Maghee, James K. Minor, StOckwe,I :
Co., Colonel L. w. Stone, with l. q d. Bel
man, Gen. w. Harrow, Mt. Vernon.
maya d8m
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VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Sabbath service at 103 A.
M, and % P. NJ. Strangers will be
kindly welcomed.