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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
From Or. Lloyd. physician OF large practice.


Aiter reading the above high recommendations
invallas cannot reasonably hesitate to give the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
X O - X 90
Cures Scrofula in Its Worst Forms.

From A. W. Mill, prominent ami well known
merchant of Norfolk, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
LOCHY OSTROM,S HEIRS

The case of the estate of Lochy Ostrom, the
the miser before Surrogate Fowler ut Poughkeepse
yesterday Most of the 20 heirs present in person
represented by counsel. John L. H. Tlllman,
who claimed from the estate for services rendered
appeared for John A. Lewis Peter Dorand for Jemima
Mckibbin IL. A. Nelson for Mrs. Fonda ID. w. Guernsey
for Thomas Lewis and Others T. Crummey for Margaret
Yer yaln VIM j. Thorn for the Hilderbrandt heirs and
Judge Wheaton for Walter d. Wheeler, the present ad
minstrator. A new counsel Martin ]. Townsend APP
peared for the heirs in Troy.
Emma Dubois testified: Knew Lochy in her lifetime
and her almost daily have heard her say that Je
NINA Mckibbn was her nearest relative, her second
cousin; she said her mother had brother Mrs Me-
Kibbins grandfather; heard her say she had had two
brothers, but both were Dead heard her often say she
going TO make her will she said there was no rcla-
tive enough 10 take her property heard iochy
that ClarSsa Sage claimed TO be- distant relative did
also Mrs. Turner.
John VI. Cable testified Knew Lochy for On years ;
when he first knew her she living with her mother
and brother both dead her brothers name
Hendrick he unmarried the family lived on Wash
ington-st and owned property there and elsewhere
Lochy and her brothers Leonard and John died without
children.
Sarah Rumble testified Knew Lochy for 40 years
have heard her say she mad relatives but that Jen
ma M6Kbbins grandfaherand her mother were brother
and sister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
COURT NOTES.


Henry Bergh arrested for dealing in I'M
stamped brought before Commissioner Dayen-
port yesterday held to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
Commissioner Davenport yesterday COM
animation charge of Illegally registering in the
XIIth DistrictlOf the Sixteenth Ward.
The case Of Hoover Stone g. Co. against the
Part of the Court OF Common Pleas. adjourned
over the term Yesterday, ON account OF tho sickness OF
William Fullerton, counsel for the defense.
Francis MelbOurn has been held to await the
action OF the Grand Jury charge Of LAYING suborned
one Charles Trip falsely that he possessed
OF sufficient real estate TO become bondsnan for Il. b.
Caldwell, indicted for draw back frauds.
In the Brooklyn City Court, Henry Breslin,
q coal dealer sued John McGrath and Peter kinney
recover $lOO damages for preventing his unloading coal
ut the Waabout dock WashingtOnave., and thus in
iurng his business The defendants claimed that Bresn
was unlicensed. Verdict Tor BTesIn, so
Augustus w. Marsh formerly of the firm of
Lockwood Marsh, hoOp-skirt manufacturers OF Nos
and IL White-st.. brought before Commissioner
Shields yesterday charged with obtaining from Bepj
min Doremus by false pretenses, 81 barrels OF hoop
skirt wire, worth 5000, the arm OF Lockwood Marsh
being insolvent at the time. Case adjourned till next
Wednesday.
Philip Hambleburger, proprietor of Column
blast cigar store, and Mande Burgher and Edwin
Parker, his foremen, brought before Commissioner
Shields yesterday examination on charge OF selling
unstaiped cigars. The evidence showed merely that
woman called Mt tho store and bought 200 cigars Of
Parker who told her 10 take them 70 tie packngroom
and Burgher hOnOraby discharged. and Parker
was held 1or further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
-, o., mo oour,,v han inst been established

A., p,.rd or the country bas lust been cstablishod
,,,der the auspces OF tho Boston Lyceum Bureau Ills
IN ne GIVEN as the Bureau reports only to season
ticketholders"-a euphemism for tho conVicS vi .no
Charlestown State Prison. Mr.. Gideon hnyhc'' ''o
Warden who stands at tho head Of the official reforners
~ our rrison svstonor OF reformers who In office
has from time time given occasional ectes ~ .o
convot on his travels to Europe, and on otnSr
indecd ne IA himself A lecturer "Outsde Mr. itcuPnh
offered 10 give him regular course from the lst OF tne
bureau and the offer at once nceptru' NV
was opened last fIldhy ngh ~ , and has gained
some celebrity for his lectures on her cruise st III
among our New England lyceuns There are rom ~
COO convicts and they listened with eager interest lne
lecturer said II the only audience no IN! Nv 80
that caught al his points TEE se pSIns Mis- Dick
inson Mrs Iivermorc ana other distinguished ecurerS
are among the announced for TINS coufs a.,
first nnhc reading at tho Globe Theater here yesterday
afternoon before of those brilliant auences wncn
Boston pors out upon special occasions ana OF wnch any
sneoEcr MIGHT bp roud The essay Ia short and crisp
-Drimfl OF Dickens himself and bringing the man anu
the author before the listeners by Keen nase .,
ton passages from this novel and that bits from letters
and fragments Of conversation ana anecuOtes o
quarter most silliny combined ~ maho an az al
facts about DickCnsamong others that ne snhnitedtho
proofs of all his later novels to his friend MT feSnter
and cave hlsty but most charming picture OF the
little Swiss chdicf which the ragcdan gave 10 the artist
for Summer study and Of the manner of Its construc-
IpTopoS of Mr. Fechter there reason TO credit the
tales OF rupture OF his pleasant relations AT the Globe
Thcatc which correspondents have sent from mere
His season goes smoothly and pleasantly. Hamlet
thoroughly seen, studied, ana dlscusseu iast
season that the public docs not need long run OF IL inns
year; and IL viii be withdrawn with the close or ths
week to be followed by The Lady OF Lyons ana other
OF Mr. Fechter's star pieces In rapid succession Mr..
RObersOns NJ. p" has been produced NJ the Museum,
very clcverly played, and seems to be succeeding Mile
Nelson's success mere has been very great premiums
for tickets have paid for the fifth and sixth
concerts; and apparently she might go singing here
Tor a month at the enormous prices her manager
demands which have been matched by nothing since
Jenny LiDd'S day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
Under BROADWAY.

The Beach Pneumatic Transit Tunnel was
agon thrown open yesterday for the inspection OF mem
beers OF the press Various improvements have lately
made the ieoor the airpropelling machneand SOW
cra passenger cars have built Kerosene lamps arc
now substituted for the hydrogen light formerly used
The cars move at the rate OF miles an hour the
shortness Of tunnel preventing their running at the
full speed Of forty miles which 1t is claimed they can at
tain The car conducts itself At certain points the
wheels press telegraph key, signaling tho engineer
who reverses the air current causing tho car to return
IL Il proposed build double line or tubes under
broadway from the South Ferry to Harlem, with a
branch at Unionsquare running to Harlem under Fourth
ave, such road 1t stated. would carry 10000 pas sem
gers per hour and would cost 81 100000 per mile below
Twenty thrdst and g. 900 per mile above that street
Although the company failed III their application last
the Legislature for permission 10 carry passen-
gers they intend ~ their petition ut the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
KEROSENE EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN.

An explosion occurred yesterday morning on
the fifth floor Of the Brooklyn House, corner of Ham
tonaye. and Union-st., Brooklyn. H. s. Bradford and
J. r. Tatro occupied No. 49, and wero engaged In
making experiments in the dstillaon Of Kerosene when
a copper kettle filed with the oil and placed small
stove suddenly exploded throwing the burning oil
around the room and blowing the windows into the
street. The flames eXtinguished. Bradford
Tatro, and lad named William Kelly were severely
burned and Bradfords face and eyes horribly dis
figured Tatro stated TO Fire Marshal Ready: Il was
distilng crude petroleum and experimenting with It,
We running all parts of the oil together and making
a fire test We had still made this morning, and
the made 10 little too small, 50 that the cap came
OF and spilled the oil the ire" L. ID. Hall, lessee of
the Brooklyn House, stated that he let the for the
purpose for which 1t used being told that there was
hing dangerous about the experiments. Damage to
the building aud furniture, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
POLICE MATTER5

President Bosworth yesterday listened to %
complaints against policemen. Patrolman John T.
McEnroo OF the Twentieth Precinct was charged with
being absent from post duty 81 minutes AMI with being
grossly intoxicated when found Patrolman James T.
Smith OF the Twentieth Precinct was found xcaed
ana asleep IN agorheer saloon in West
when he should have on post Tho officer said that
he was liable to attacks OF oo aud that the night In
question he was seized with an attack went into the
saooh sat down. was too weak to get ont, and finally
fell asleep. lie did not drink anything while there.
Later In the day the Board dismissed both smith aud
meEnrOe lho Board also RETIRED pensions OF $3.50
each per annum, PatrOlmsn Thomas Aikman OF tho
Eigloonth. and Edward Loughn of tho Nineteenth Pre-
cinOts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
THE COURTS.
GENERAL SESSIONS.

Thomas Nicely and Patrick Dean were yester-
day sentenced the Pententary for year. and fined
1850 EACH for assaultng Officer Mchaes Of the Ninth Pre-
cinct who attempted TO arrest them for beating q
citizen Thomas Raymond was sentenced for two years
for grand larceny James NJ RDbinrOn alias jefferson,
for obtaining 800 from j. H. Reed by falsely represent
ing himself as Kentucky merchant, was sent TO state
Prison for two years The trial Of Henry - Voorhees,
for forgery, which commenced on Wednesday, was con-
cluded yesterday. On November 2, voorhees, obtained
$4,000 in bonds OF the Mobile and Montgomery Railroad,
from Suer & Co.. falsely certified chck ON the Mar
ket Bank. John Stout, lawyer; j. &. Lat0urette a
merchant and Joseph NJ. LppinCott fruit dealer test
fed in defense, to the previous good carac OF FOo
hoes who was dry goods merchant IN Eew-Jersey, anu
then real estate broker at No 2l8 FutOnst The prs
oncr testified that Van Onda gave him the bonds 10
SELL and that he entirely Ignorant OF the forgery
but he found guilty and sent ~ State FSoh loi l'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
people and untold wealth power and sk to crush IA In

weakness"
And further on be says: mot only have they Ina
power but I'm many cases the dsuOstOn % put tho
sword and utterly destroy from tho face ~ earth
Attention IL called 10 the history Of the United States
which shows that mighty nations OF Ped that once
Inhabited the country have been swept from for
ever, without leaving trace Of their existence Put
even In this gloomy review this deyOut savage nds rea
son for bankuness L. an overriding Providence which
amid tho general decay - Indian nations and the ami
hatlon Of the vast majority Of the i've nations OF tina
indian Territory, have not only survived, but lDcreasf
ia numbers accumulated property advanced 10 ciyizar
non, adopted the Christian religion and build
ing chmche8 ana schOohOuses, establishing printing
presses and agricultural societies, and making rapid
strides In civilization than ever before.
In View therefore ~ the pcTils that threaten, the Chief
directed Thursday, November H. Ca be observed as d.
offastng humiliation and prayer in which God he b
sought 10 save from the destruction which thTeatens
and that thus preserved may become nation devoted
10 God a nation redeemed by the blood of Jesus CARAT
His son"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
AN INDIAN PROCLAMATION.

Lewis Downing, principal chief of the Chero-
kec Nation has addressed to his tribe singular doeu-
ment. exhortng the people to prayer aud fasting and
reviewing the conduct OF the Indians and the whites
Devout aluslon Il made to the Lord, and HIS grace Is
sought In turning the minds OF tho people to peace and
good will toward their white brethren Then follows
historical resume citing from sacred and profane history
instances OF the destruction Of nations by conquerng
tribes and peoples and the example therein held up to
tho North American Indian tribes:
"Today the Cherokees and the whole Indian race arc
IN distress and danger P0weriess we lie IN the hands OF
the and people OF the United states. did
tho Jews i'm the hands OF Ahasucrus and the Persans
Tho UDitod States can bring the weight VI t0,Vo.oVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
A WARNING TO TEACHERS.

Fritz WasShausen, age ST years, of No. 80
East Eghthst had the thumb OF his right hand crushed
by the fall Of iron grating The thumb
was dressed and the lad resumed his attendance
the German Fall School I'm Eighth-st, uear Firstave.
For some trihing ofcnse. no whipped by a teacher
named Forbes aud forced ~ stand stool In view OF
he scholars for considerable time The boy seemed to
feel the disgrace keeny, and taken H. The phys
clam summoned declared that the boy suffering from
lockjaw arising from the condition induced by
the lurt, and the punishment received ut the school
Ihe boy died ON Tuesday last. Coroner Rollins has the
matter under investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
"oUEER" swINDLERs ARRESTED.

Dickson Hall Of Rutherfurd Park, n. j., read
an advertisement stating that upon the receipt OF $50
William Cooper * Co., No 6s5 Broadway, would send to
any address fac sime copies of United States National
$40 bills TO the amount OF 900 Mr.. Hall did not WRITE
but called yesterday at the office of Cooper Co.. and
handed so to their clerk, Joseph Cecil explaining the
object OF his visit The clerk took the money but refused
to give the stipulated 900 Mr.. Hall thereupon made
complaint at the Jefferson Market Police Court and the
following swinders were arrested and committed TO
the Fifteenth Precinct Station House: Joseph Cecil
James WILSON, Frederick Day, Charles A. Magi, George
Mitchell, Samuel Florence, Charles Ruff, and Rudolph
MlstOY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday War
rem r. Brown, lately salesman for Peter W. Nefus of
Westst was committed for embezzling about 500 re-
ceved by him for the sale Of goods Henry Ross,
Scotch steward was committed yesterday for having
stolen wearing apparel worth $50 from Richard Reddy or
FrOnst The prisoner stated tlat dosttution Lad driven
him to crime Emile Some, the German who on Thurs
day night stabbed Peter Lutlcn, fellow tenant AZ d.
16 Greenwich-st. yesterday committed by Justice
Hogan.
In the Kings County Court Of Sessions, yes
terday, Peter W. Hcgeman sentenced TO the Peni-
Tertiary for two years and six months, FOR larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. Nov 10.

SATURDAY. Nov 10
n for Europe via Queenstown and LIVERPOOL steamship CITY u
LonLOa, IRON 30 - y. K. close the PosOdoe a. u ~
Supplementary NAH for paid letters only made up Al Pr So
n. r.. sad closes ~ steamship sah atZ lA e~7
deposited in supplementary Mails last b. prepaid With dogt posg
Mails for the German STATES via BENIN, per steamship Do a
TIr Loboeu. close . the Post Oe - u NJ Supple
mentary Mail STEAMSHIP s1l.s a. J.. p N.
Mails AspnUa Panama and the So1h Pacbc a1d Central A,
Ports Steamship Alaska from Pier No. q \. H. close
the Post .OHcc AZ 1880 n. steamship AL al u NJ
Mills Havana per steamship Ce0usta hon Pier No II z z.
close al the Pos. Ofce a: D. -
SUNDAY Nov. p.
All Mails close to-day at II o'clock The P0stoee open toa
{, H. TO II a. m. - . -
MONDAY. Now o.
No e4ea Mn IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
OCEAN DISASTEPg
The brig Hawthorn, from Liverpool for Phil.

The brig Hawthorn, from Liverpool for Phil
adelpha, with general cargo insured in foreign con-
panies, went ashore Thursday night tho sbcars near
the Delaware BrcakwateT. Tie Coast Wrcckng Com
pIny de patched the steamer A. NyUus 30 her AID.
TIE Marine Underwriters informed by Cable 49,
terday, that the Italian brig Vncenzo Capt r. HFeyfato
from NeW-Iork to Mar5eilles, loaded With petroleum.
has reached hat port in damaged condition. sLs was
built In Palermo. Italy, in 1876, Is 10 tuns burden and
belongs 10 Giuseppi Caryaa.
Information WIS received yesterday from ST. Thomas,
81 the arrival at Barbados oil the American brig
lIt tuns from Rio e. Gibraltar, with 2CD bags coffee
She was leaking badly and her cargo must be entirely
removed for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
ARSON AT SEA,

The ship Old Colony started last August
on her homcward voyage from Cadiz to New-York.
About the beginning of October two Of the crew named
Raymond Ran and Franer Frank refused to work, and
when reprimanded threatened 60 destroy the ship They
also yany underworld excite the rest OF the %
revolt Ran disappeared the 3it OF October and was
found concealed in the hold with lantern in his hand
and quantity of shayings which h6 about % Ignite
He was Immediately put in irons and Frank was also
arrested Yesterday the prisoners were brought before
Commiss Osborn, the aidayi OF Capt josiah D.
Grindle and cOmmittedto await examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

master But again thoy disappointed because the
pay roll which will bear at least 22O names not
made ont. The paying Of these men will be commenced
on Monday at lot IN: At IL a. m: yesterday notice
In writing was posted OF the doors or the New
Court House. Informing the bescgers which gang would
be paid irst Tho men then gathered In the Park be.
tween tho New Court House and the city Hail. and held
long conversation about TammaDy that was far from
complimentary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
A FRAUD IN COTTON SPECULATION.

A suit is brought by Gardner agt Crane
and Others nhe superorCourt TO recover the value of
81 bales Of cotton stored with the defendants then
known as the New-Yorz Warehouse and Security Conn
pany When the cotton had all been delivered and pay,
mpnt was demanded of Brnel Co., 10 was discovered
that they had failed Owing 10 the absence or witness
and the ndsposton OF counsel the case was yesterday
put over the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
BREACH OF CONTRACT AS COMMON CARRIERS.
In Sentemhor 1873. the BALTIMORE and ONO

Railroad Company received some sheciron from Charles
Goodwin transportation to this city and fulfilled the
contract so far land their pier and inform Mr.
Goodwin OF s arrival While it on the pier and IN
accessible the storm damaged IL SO badly that
the owner declined to take and brought suit 10 recover
its value. The tried twice and verdict gwen
each In favor Of the plaintiff The defcndants now
appeal to the Supreme CJnrt, General Term, claiming
that Judge CardOZO erred in charging that the company
were liable carriers, after the paiutiR might
got at the iron Decision reserved. For the ap
pelant, Waldo Hutchins; for the respondent, d. Ia
Townsend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court ChdmJas.-Bv Judge Brady
Mummy BakerAppeal sustained Rernhemer agt Bndm-nor
directing : 20 abide Joy
granie Smith Rand Powder Company Jo-Moon
granted Prouy Observation-Disclosures Western
X X Co. Hons'on.-Moon denied Kelly Jsfe.-MoiOn
granted d.ftn isnts stpulatng not to
BY Judge BarRaIl-Lppman sgt McManus-Case settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
A YOUNG DESPERADO.

Late Thursday night, Detectives Bice and
Mcdonnell arrested Thomas Porter age lG, charged with
shooting the 9th OF July last Henry Jentz keeper OF
q lagcr-beer saloon Tenthaye. Porter, during tho
past month"; has attempted TO murder less than
pcrsOns Justice STANDBY, at the Jefferson Market PO
lice Court yesterday, committed him for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

The Governing Committee Of tho Stock Ez-
change have resolved to buy tic building on Broadst
now occupied by the Exchange, and not to move W,
town during the present depressed condition of tho
money market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA In steamship coiuG Nov le1Mr' AIne Ear,
N John Do1ipLaa JOIN Haanel Prom Nas,iR H. Cl.fA l.
Jfnersoa NJ Aguos 81 HiSs. T. 5. Dunp CapL T. hioA,
500 A. H. Nckerson Capt T. Howell and wife, A Has enson L.
Plera, +. EOlerqlez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
THE BROOKLYN CENTRAL BANK CREDITORS.

calling a meeting OF the depositors In the Central
Bank, for tho purpose OF proving their debts.
and choosing assigncos OF the estate OF the
bankrupt corporation. The following names OF some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
THE TAAIMANY TOOIa.

The colonists sent TO tho wards in the upper
part Of the city, 10 vote at tho late election
aAy morning again bosoging tho oico OF tho City Pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
Reliaious Notlfes.

Association HanRey H. D. GASsE Pastor Of North VS. -
b bsiS MoR ShSIS s'S 10, oss sd
Apollo Hall, Bosl.ay and Tssny tH ,1,
.s SUNDAY At 0 and a ococS No reserved sea~ 10 eay
An,bop Memorial hurch eghthst yes.
Rsc.or Rev r HEBER NEWTON Divine service at iol ~ and
?. N The Rector will preach
Antioch baptist Church. Blocker and Morton 30
The Pastor JOHN LOVE j vii pre,eh srsPAn 3, ~
eveaing "Amu,rmen." seats free. All are invited -
AIen-st W. T. Church. between Dsiicey and R'rgcn .a
Rev. 'rSsSR s cd Pi M aa i a. foss
Peoples srmesns o'clock Seals free Al are '0OH'"'
invited.
Auorney--t. VI Il. Church. between DAcey sai 'ls'Ss
Prtachins SABBATH by 3e Pastor Rev. ?: smlf &c.
on Modern Ideas OF Hell AM Heaven" s. free.
Bible Question.-Rev. OSCAR nuGo viii preach TO NON
JeRG't k ~, ,c.. cb9rS Rev Dr. ASon Pastor S
MORNING, Mr. HUGO VII preach in south rmrl - po.
ceo5,n w wa ss Re-; SS %s D. D. Pastor S'
Church OF Our Father (R. univcrsss CeTg}1taT p
Fal,Ou and Atsnaoav,S. BrooSgn g BoLhsS a. a
ss S5oHs y Lsctare The Rich an Luke i %
Church OF the Incarnat,on Mlsnlye AMI sra :. a
ococs Seat, irse. Rev. De- MONTGOMERY viii preach,
Calvary baptist Church West Tvenb ,hiT s. ,e1tP Nv
and MISUNDERSTANDING by the Pastor Kew H. > N'H"
every SABBATH at loi N ard u P. N. ,,,,, :,
Chelsea Presbyterian Church.-Rev MsiLRM VIZ" HkSt
sABBtTH aoh Nossnbsr Oi and 81 The Paohs q"
cordially invited
Church Of the essah It ah D., F ,n i an
a. Subject evening; Moral Courage
Central yterian Church Rny srthst near bn.1s
Preaching by the Pastor Rev. }. ID. WILSON, a! A A. H. a1 ~
sabba.h-school will NJ al p p
Engilsh Lutheran Church OF ~. lanes, last ~
between and 1hntaye>. Rev A. G. NhDhhiSDy
P,t--DNine service SABBATH MORNING al il anu b' hu''
q n O'Clock sshhs;h-s,hool al q p m.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Hey r rr,rs
Twruy frs,.t be Sitthayes Rev t.
D. D. Pastor Services SUNDAY ?oth last, AilOi "a and u
East Baptist Church, Of Msdson aud "a s
Rev = W BARNHARr Of Brooklyn viii preach AZ iVt N a
Pastor JOHN =. ADAMS, s7i IN All are welcome
Free 1leihodist Meetingliouse rory ssSa,ssS
Nutha N Y-preachug Nv the Pastor al 10; m ara ~"
Prsyetmceing o p IN. All are invited -----
Free Methodsts, Meetiag In Brool.iyn % , oss' %
Twenty aud rhirlaye. Preaching 81 W;O N anu "
Services also n p m.
Free Methodist Newspaperrhe seco@i nn~ls5 r,rs
Is now Tetd Siuglt tent.
81 .r .nnu This nun parit-i interesting the n
Der. Of the M H. chaA JOsEPu MACkEY kaof aud raOaA'
NJ. B White 81, n, l.