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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Stone aad -NHrray's circus.

This popular exhibition will visit
Bradford on the 18th, giving enter
tainmcnts afternoon and evening"
This Company is highly spoken of
by the press, as one of the first
class, and giIcS entire satisfaction
to all who patronize it. The follow.
inc is from the Windsor JoUUdi:
This is the same Circus that eX-
hibitcd here in 1876, and its per
tormanceS We're SO attractive and
refined then. that all patrons must
remember with pleasure the superb
exhibitions of skill, grace and dm.
ing. This Circus still retains its
great cmiuence as the leading cNhi.
tion of the world. Having a troupe
of uncXampled talents and dlycrsi.
, fled abilities. Stone \ Co. are pre-
pared to give their patrons enter
talnmcuts OF great splendor.'
The st. Johnsbury CalcdoRiaR
says of it:
! "Thc prOprlctOrS of this Circus
are euterprising and gcntlcmanlN
men. and they have. since their Wis
/ it to 81. JohuSbury two years ago,
imported from Europe some of the
most celebrated riders and gymnastS
in the world. The troupe is now
larger and more complete than ever
before. They conduct the EXhibi.
ton with the utmost good order and
decorum, making of it a splendid
entertainment OF its class.
While the New York Tribune gives
it the following endorsement:
Stone y Murray have expunged
the antique abuses and customs
which other exhibitions cling t.
with so mnch tenacity, and inaugu
rated Il new era in circus amuSe
ments. With troupe of artiStcs
the most distinguished in the world
the circus has acquired II tame foi
excellence and resi- cctabilitl thai
no other travelling exhibition enjoys
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

An established remedy. John.
sons Anodyne Liniment Is exten.
sively knoWnas an established rene.
DIV for coughs, colds, Bronchitis
lloarscncss, and other troubles OF
the Throat and lungs.
The Poor mans friend. Doctors
bills are too long Tor u poor mans
pocket. but many of them may he
avoided 10y keeping Grace'S cclebrat.
ed Salvc in the cupboard. 1t is the
precious pot of ointment, curing
burns. cuts, scalds, bruises, sprains,
wounds, chilblains, chapped hands,
sc. Mothers, do not neglect to
save your husbands hard earned
money, but purchase u box of this
salve, only % cts.
One dollar looks like II very littl,
sum to pay for preparation that
will effect such wonders as are nj
ready achieved 10y "Barrctt's Vegc
table Hair Rcstorativc,p now so pop
ular throughout the entire country
Let no one he without 1t. Thisis til,
only hair preparation that received
the "arst premium of u silver med
nj at the State Fair In 1SGG,--luon
chester ~. ~ Uwior.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
p0i,t0bie Horse Sold.

Mr.. Henry w. Bailey of Newbury,
sold to MIR. Barker of MaSsachu
sets, on the 4th inst, splendid
chestnut colored horse for the hand
some sum of $1,000. The horse was
sired by j. II. Peters Morgan horse
" Vermont" and is the second one
of this horses colts that has been
sold for 5000 within a year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
C6ittfurY.

Mr.. John Russ died at the resi-
deuye othis son-in-law, II. c. briggs,
in this village, July Sd, ut the ad-
vanccl age Of s. years, and /
months. Mr.. Russ was a member
of the Masonic fraternity, and the
oldest member Of Jackson Lodge.
OF West Fairlee. He was buried
with Masonic honors ut Thettord
Centre on the Sabbath large
number of the fraternity and others
being present.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Rights of LangstrOth's Nova
BILE Frame Hive.

VI'IlE Subscriber having purchased the cN-
1 elusive night to Nrnd Langstroth, aud
Chrk,' Patent Bee hives, IN the towns ol
Ncwbury Bradford Fairlcc, West Fliflcc
Ihctiotd. Ncrslirc and STAFFORD. Is now ready
10 sell individual or farm rights to ANY ia said
towns, wishing to buy Tor the sum OF Ton
Dollars including one Hive. Those using
hives infringing on these patents, can pro-
cure Deeds on the same. Liberal terms by
applying soon TO s. VI. WEBSTER.
furlcc, VI. May 20, ls6s.-JOtf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED to remove all dosirc for To-
w haccu, or money returned. his great
remedy is an excellent appetizer II puiiics
the blood, iuNlgoratcs the system possesses
great uourishiug aud strengthening power,
enables the stomach to digest the hcartic,t
robust health Smokers oHd ChcirerS for Eitty
lcays curcd Price FIfty cents, post free. a
treatise ON the iuiuiiou, effects of Tobacco,
with lists of references testimonials, sc,
sent free Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. X.
ABBOTT, Jersey City, New Jersey.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Special TF0Ins.


Those who are obliged to use spec
tacles should call at J. NJ. Warden's
and see the celebrated spectacles
manufactured by Lazarus q Morris,
for whom Mr.. Warden is agent in
this place. These spectacles are
highly recommended by those who
use them as the best i'll the mar ket.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
~. l.ANaaa.s3l's Roof n gacTD

~ Buffers are a sure remedy for ! yer
complaint ia all it, forms, humors of the blood
and skin, scroiula dyspepsia, costivencss, in
digestion, itudicr, headache. aud bilious dis
eases, general debility, &c. They cleanse the
system, regulate the bowels, restore the appc-
tltc, purify the blood, strengthen the body
aud thoroughly prepare 1t To rc-ist diseases of
all kinds. gao. G.. GOODWIN y Co, Boston,
Mass Sold by all druggists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

4 LIVE MAN can make sl00 per month by
n selling LLolD's Double Revolving Wall
Maps. Everybody wants one. Address at
once to secure territory. NEW ENGLAND MAP
AGENCY, Westerly, X. |.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
BrddJord .lcddcmy.

The Fall Term of this institution
will commence on the 10Th of Au-
gust aud continued II weeks under
the instruction ot Prof j. w.
Palmer rs Principal, and Miss SO.
phia b. Woodward ~ Assistant.
We are happy to learn that the
services of Mr.. Palmer have been
secured for another year by the
Union District Committee. lie is
an able aud efficient teacher, is very
popular with the school, and very
much liked 10y all.
Miss Woodward who mas been ON.
gagged as Assistant for several term
Is also an excellent teacher. and
those out of town who wish TO attend
u good school will find that for eff
cicnt instruction and well ordered
discipline our school Is not behind
the best. See advertisement.
DeMocrdiic state Contention.
Ihe Democrats are TO hold State
convention ut Montpelier, on III,
'.tu OF July, TO go through the fare,
|" nominating State Ticket.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
7 ANDs FLORIDA for Sale

I ANDS IN FLORIDA for Sale in
IL lots OF from 10 to 400 Acres. These lands
were selected from over 100000 acres, and
are especially adapted to the cultivation of the
Orange, Lemon, Lime, Banana, Fig, Guava,
Plantaiu, Muscadine, and every tropical fruit
known, together with Corn, Tobacco, Sugar
and Vegetables growing North. One acre in
Bananas will yield crop equal to 1913 acres
in Wheat or / in Potatoes and Oranges VIII
yield from 81 600 to $1,000 per acre. The
country abound> ia Game, aud the rivers aud
hays in Fish in endless variety. Climate the
most equable in the world. Price 500 to
- per acre Also, heavy yellow Pine Timber
Lands, unsurpassed in the South. \. d.
STONELAKE NJ. D.. (late Register OF L. ),
Lands in flolida,l Sl3 broadway, New Y ork.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Nice Strawberries.

Mr.. A. 0. Stevens of this village
last week presented us with some of
the finest strawberries we have seen
this season. Some of them meas
ured inches in circumference, and
We're as delicious as they were large.
SDeci0I Trains.
Special trains will be run on the
Passumpsic road to accommodate
those who wish to attend the Com
mencement ut Dartmouth WedneS-
day and Thursday. Excursion icll-
cts will be sold for fare one way
See advertisement.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Farm for sale.

rVNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm sit.
i uated about of mile from Store, Post
Office and Academy in Cornth Vt. containing
about I05 acres of cXcclltnt land under high
state OF cultivation, we'll divided into TillaEe,
Pasturaee. Woodland, good Orchard, &c,,
with good buildings, running water and all
cOnveuIences.
A. j. RUSS.
Corinth Vt. June 30. 1868 lit
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEES.
The Republican State Committee
was reelected by the Convention
and re-organized yesterday by the
choice Of theFold officers, sen. q.
w. Grandey as Chairman. and q. G..
Benedict as Secretary and TreaSu.
rer. The committee will meet at
the American Hotel in Burlington,
next Thursday evening, to consider
plans for Il canvass OF the State and
for the general work OF the cam.
paign.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

Henry Clark, Esq, of the Rut.
land Herald. is engaged in compiI.
ing n Vermont Directory for 1869,
which will. in the main, be modelled
after that of New Hampshire. This
will be No, / ut the series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
r1lBusrERxG AGENTS IN CHICAGO.

The Chicago Tribune says: The ilbustering
the cities of Sew-York and New-oreans. has finally
reached Chica 60 and is creating futter among the adj
VenturoHs aud daring spirits OF the Garden City The
agents Of the enterprise make secret OF the fact THAI
tho island Of Cuba long under Spanish dominion WIN
he the objective point of the expeditions, which they
claim are nearly ready forward movement; and they
arr confident that she extensive scale OF the preparations
for the expedition WILL beyond doubt insure thelr sue
cess While there doubling the faet that Agcuts ia
the libusterng business are among U.s. IL 10 Rather u
emit 10 arrive at any definite data concerning their ne
date Intentions 70 not the secret OF the pareS
connected with the scheme, IL would appear as TWO us
tne interests organizations are represented among
us and while both may be striving for the same result
one party composed OF men with decided SNuthsrn,n
not Spanish American, characteristics u estapsheu AZ
somewhat pretcuti0us private hoardhRho use on NoI
DearbOrn-st while the other party, among WHOM nIo
several rare specimens OF the genuine American sdVeh
turers Quartered at the we'll known Clarkst ho,e
The former represent their rendezvous 10 DC Nomoh
leans the other York. The New YORK party WhIn
has be On In the city but few days has apparently o
hat little Roadway far and ut present thtIo hs
en- some pretty tall swearing among them one vi 'n.
a weLdressed, heavily bearded individual; VINO eans
himself Beardsey Knowles, takes some pruo III ks t
peOple 10 understand that he held MAJORS Ts
In the Rebel service, and fought In ~ battles Io o 80
Casse The ac Knowledged head OF the New orleans ue
ega,ion Ia a auiets spoken Creole, about ysars Oh sSe
.amed Jean Eugene Courdelles who heSee sutHsr
pearancs substantial merit, ana lSleusleu 20 t
good i'm preston among men; aud slye respeetAph'S
the scheme" -, =. -. ..,a hoirr
The New Workers have stock toseli. their bonds oe
for Oh 900 each signed by the Governor ana secIe.y
state OF the State OF Cuba and one year alo u
formal admission OF the state OF Cuba by the
the Unted states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON POLITICS, AND THE KINGSTON MURDER.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
BOsToN, Nov. 21.-0ne week ago last night a
new organization, known the Parker House AssOc
ton" met the Parker House very secretly and DOmi
mated Mr George w. Messenger Repubhsan, for Mayor
At that meeting about 200 gentlemen participated and
they did complete their work they appointed another
meeting last evening 1t announced that at this
second gathering each member 10 b. assessed b. to
nav the expenses of the Association and
OF this fact only fourteen persons eat Of the go made
their sppearance. Even this ghost OF faction was
divided on the Nayoralty question. II announced
that Mr. Messenger would not accept the nomination
and ~ was ascerained that eight gentlemen present
favored the Moses Kimbah, the legitimate Kepubh
can nominee. and the other s1 WEhed "a support Dr.
SatbauieI o. shurtlef, the incumbent, and the Demo
cratic candidate Mayor During the nVe years ending
fb our municipal contest OF 1862 there was Parker
Unnse Association which had considerable local innu-
snce aud this was an abortVe " rsudiest that
dofnnet organization The contest m this ely VIII De very
ose and 10 lie almost impossible 70 foreshadoT tho TO
snlt Although the Republicans e1pect 70 elect then can
d1dste-Mr KnbalL He IL ia every way worthy ana
would creditably discharge the ouuss OF
neacon Andrews, the alleged murderer OF mr. COrnehs
uoImes IL 10 be arraigned for trial at Pymouh on tues
day the LIST DAY Of December hessrs eOmeIDY OF Dos
fo and DAVIS Of Plymouth the counsel seeeHn TOT h
Nv he Courf are busy securing evidence III ms iafof,
and today they examined the clothing when he wore
when ne committed the deed. IL IN sara thas tn'y WIZ
put In plea Of insanity, and VIII UNDERTAKE 70 ~
tesnOpy 70 be given by certain OF his NbhIhe th1' no
sgB being 70 have him sentenced 70 imprlsoDlet io
fo The Deacon continues 20 eat, drink, pray ana hbg
az ever receives vists from his late PASTOR INC hcF'
Mr. Pecklam, aud others, ana seems c0bhneht 81 ~
i tic county viii De hard TO select twelve men
VINO have not made UP their minds, lac confessed Ihas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE OAKS sTENwAY CASE.

In May last, Mrs. EneStlne II. Oaks (tormerly
Mrs Selnway instituted suit against william Steln"ay'
name well known in this city also beyond It's limits
for the recovery Of her children, Lillian, Anne and
Cl,ri,sa who she alleges, forcby detained through
The means OF Mr.. steuway, in Brunswick Germany.
The case was tried before Judge Gilbert OF the Supreme
Court Of the Second District, and what with postpone
ments notions and other bushbeating eXpedlents
familiar 10 the legal profession, II continued rom play
until August last aud from It's novelty cNctcd co'ueI
allie interest IN the public mind 1ms interest was en-
bauce by the fact that tins the first OF the hd t
over came before American court Ihe detention OF
the children I'M Germany whittier they had been sent ny
Air SeiuWay brother 20 Mrs Oaks's nrSt husuahd gave
rise 10 great doubt 90 whether the power OF state
Cont would DE sufficient 90 order the return oi the c
dren from the territory of foreign country ON the
art Of the respondent held that the VIII OF heuy
Steinway jr 0athero the children had beque"hea
10 him not only the guardianship ~ their property Dut
~ tbe persons Of the children themselves Acting on
fbs Hypothesis he had for some reason, removed the
children from the custody OF their mother ana coh7gneu
thom 10 the Of agents OF his own IN brun7WlcA,
Germany. After very protractcd legAl pToc',ulhs'
Judge Gilbert issued an injunction restraining tho re
sunueu from interfering with thC children ia any man
nor and commanding him to execute IN cue FORM OF
law and deliver 90 Mr. Oake- proper Instrument h
Wufiug ordering his agents In Germany 10 denver tu
ca lreu To Mrs Cakes. Armed with this document ana
accompanied by her counsel. Mrs. Oakes procredtn 10
GERMANY whence she returned in the steamer llhmmoha
on s as trim and bringing with her the children from
" om she had long been separated II IS Sald that
Mrs Cakes proposes To institute another SUIT OF sores
of suits AGAINST SIR. Nclnway, on matters cohh"clou
with the est ate belonging To her children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

By direct mail to Hamburg or Bremen for
Egypt via Trieste letters for each Is grains mali ounce
for Alexandria. Is cents; for Lower and Middle Eypt
ierc.udug Alexandria. 20 cents. prepay ment OPTIONAL
aud for Upper Egypt ~ cents prepayment compulsory
on printed matter and samples ~ merchandise Tor Aek
auiio newspaper, scents, ,ud book packets ana -'u
prs of merchandise ~ cents fur each ounces or euoh
thereof. prepayment compulsory. small nc~spap,ls'
however not exceeding ounces 100 weight can Dc ioi
waricd ON prepayment ~ cents postage ana Tor
Lower, Middle aud Upper Egypt, newspapers
cents and book packet. and -amplcs oi mcfchan
tII.e T. cents per each 4 ounces or undcr, prepay
mont compulsory. small newspapers not eh-
rrefur . ounces 200 weight Will however De- forwarded
ID prepaid crut- Iy NOrth German Union closed mai
Through England the charges Tor each 10 grams on LET
rr m boz .I cents AloNiudr1 IS cents to Lower and
Middle Icgpt except Alexandria prepayment optional
and tu uutI Egypt - cents prepayment compulsory
ON printed matter and samples for Alexandria ncwspA-
prrs cents. and book packets and samples az merclh
disc 81 cents per each or fraction thereof pre-
paymeut compulsory. small newspapers not exceeding
! ounce Do weight arc however uhnsillsHibIo
ou prepayment az cents each. ana Tor lower
auddc and PIPER Eypt newspapers 10 cent? ana n"ok
packets and stIIts uf merchandise 10 cents Tor ta,
weight ot. or fraction rh'rcoi payment 10 he made
boo advance. small tW-pApCrs, however weighing ~
or under trlurui.snr 90 clAfE. i"r postage o
cent. Registered .ttrs DAu bc cont tu Lower ana MIDI
die i.pt lot cents additional Ippcr Egypt rceisiu-
fln is uut admissible AND extra charge = cents OH a
urfilu letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
MR.. Mills RELIGIOUS OPINIONS.
The following correspondence appeared IN
g., 7 o,don napers Of the llth:

Tho following correspondence appeared III
tbe London papers Of the HUE ~
No 90 LICHFIELD-sr., W. c. Nov: g. lSo5
up Mut-Sir: Az volunteer canVasset anu QUINN, s
mh 81 Anne's District have met seVeral reIIsas
Tor Won ON account as the voters say OF your pc
an atheist IL would give me great salsiactIol' au
sac,,re Large number OF votes for the lhDeI cauSV
., von would i'm some public manner cOntraulcI "hdI
iaoTysider a SANDER upon your public characleI' nam,
Very sincerely yours fKLDk bAIhe
BLACKHEATH PARK, KENT, Now y
- e,r. 7 sunnoso the persons who call me an
eist are tho same who impudently asserting 'lae
Wr Gladstone ia a Roman Catholic. should thnk my
fends i'm Westminster must by this time Dc aware Iae
Tores In election times stick 40 nothing An alenp.
was made To raise the same cry against me aI ny me-
rScon and the defense which did not choose 10 maze
fnr myself was made for by several eminent ulSHa
res of the Church of England. At that time decareu
NV deliberate determination on principle not 70 alsM''
any whatever respecting my ItHIouS .,V.'
because acknOwledgegnO right IN any one 10 hsh h'
and because owe it to future candidates ana 10 tno
itrpst of future constituencies not to encourage pC
tce, the effect Of which would DE that Wcl lo
can be found n candidates. character OF poiitOai
onulons AT empts would be made To extract from nih
self materials for raising religious pftJuuCe
him which h often eascst stirred up against inc pes'
mon | think shall act most rightly ana most III Vo
formity to my principles by adhcriug 10 thls ucV
II any one again tells you that am an ahei'.' 49, ~,
advise YOU 10 ask him he nOws and IN WHAT page oI
my numerous writings he finds any hng 10 pear ouV ''S
assertion You will,Gndshe has nothing az an 40 sal ~
he talks about my subscription Tor Mr. DIauauhu' io
should be asked whether he thinks thaI he W hiE ~
an Northampton. who have adopted MT Bradlaugh ~
their candidate, the members oil the REFORM LSt
who elected him Of their council are an aInust
Non are free 10 make any you please OF TINS eei
o,i A. sir vours very faithfully, j. ). MILL.
Mr. Frederick Bates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

MlNIrrIiEE, Nov ij.-Ihe act making pro-
vision f0r tlc support ~ fle government has passed the
House and ia before the Financial Committee % The sem
Ate IL proycs flr tax 81 80 cents the dollar on the
posnud ratcabc estate 81 the inhabitants OF the STATE"
Among the sums appropriated is $1,000 Tor paying the
erftrc. of the rutant Governor. the senate, and
House uf Representative and contingent eNpenhesoI the
General Assembly; $4,000 Tor pay ng huch denhuas As
the contingent and incidental expenses Of the Executive
aud Treasury Departments; $1,000 for paying thc inter
Get ou the bonds debts OF tc state, not 10
coed $4,000 pay tho expenses Of tho state Reform
lrboo. A sum not exceeding $4,000 not otherwise AZ
propratcd and such additional sum "a may De received
IRON tile United States Government on account of the
claims OF Vermont for payment Of the bonds OF the state
m, vermont state Treasurer Is authorized 10 borrow
sum not exceeding s2OO0O0 paying therefor rate OF
interest exceeding $40 per cent per anuu Tor the
nnrpose Of government expenses and appropriations.
large part 81 tbcse appropriations 70 To be ussd 10 qn
t.ug the state debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE WILLIAMS COLLEGE AFFAIR.

To ne Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: IL n due 10 President Hopkins, to oar
Facuty ana to the Alumni and friends Of the College
VII. In varost WAYS have their interest In car
prosperity ssrisE the past week. that tho impression
conveyed by the ehsrsn sent from this place ON Mon
day the 10TH should be corrected The posiuoa taken
by President Hopkins the had bees assumed
by the FasultyvlL that any petition properly presented
by the students after return TO their duNee would SOW
at all times, be respectfully considered No pledge
given that the rule should Do repealed or hou
fed hut simply would be recOnhIdered aud hs state
ment had repeatedly made 10 the students from The
hrtt fHAkkLIs CARTER, htcy OF Faculty
K,H,amI collage, Nov. ~, 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
GRAND LODGE. / o. OF o. p OF NEwJERsEY.

GRAND LODGE !. o. OF o. ?. OF NEWJERsEY
The thirty sixth annual communication
Of the Grand Lodge. l. q. OF o. r, OF New
Jer,ey, was held h Trenton, on Wednesday. The
reports show thai during the year ending March 81 sts
aOs candidates initiated into the order " admitted
Nv card and ia total Of ic41. only
% IN, mferr have Withdrawn, 40 suspended, q expelled
md total 40 Thp shows al actual increase IN
nsmbership OF iaa Tbc amount paid Ter ale relei OF
members ~ ,sB15 for the relief Of widowed fanllles
tl59 for bsryns the de sd tOSt asd for orphan edn
catou $40 Total ti.vq The amount OF the annual 10
CENTS IA 81 Ol1 The nsmber Of members relieved from
actual want IL fVeA ~ Sos asd the number OF widowed
families rolbeved at ~. TIE following ohesfs were
elected aud installed for tbs coming year Johh o.
Raum Grand Secretary Joseph l. Lamb Grand Ireas
urcr: Dayten n. whitaker. Grand Representative Tue
reports are highly encouraging, aud show that tue pro
Eress VI tho order q N.uJeIsey has beSG unprece
denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
uETHOpfsM IN NEw.JEEsEY.

New Jersey called the garden field OF
Mtthodi-m. II has now over 1000 followers IN that
state IN, Methodist church edoss are the handsomest
IN New Jersey Others being constantly erected
msgnhtes edihos II course OF erection ny the
Methodists OF H.untowE, ksaded by the Hon George
r. Cobb At Haskensssk SANDER Of the weather. IN
hsbi,a MS have ned a N. church organization
and win zoos senmeass n magnificent structure a
ohersh "a feet by ~ feet being built by tia members
of AT de at Boonton portion OF which VIII
sooa be dedicated 10 the worship Of God. ReyivaS ao
progress Al Newark Elizabeth, Trenton Bl0omIhgac
IIbeTtyville, akd ether towns N the State.