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New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
THE COOPER UNION COMMENCEMENT
rhe exeyc;Ses of the thirteenth annual 60,

rDencemeD Of the Cooper Union were held last night
audience which completely hled the lower hail being
present The report Of the Treasurer showed that the
receipts, from Jan. ], 1871, 10 June J. 1877, had
been $3.50 4s expenditures, &46Ss9 So actual de-
fcieney Tor the year sl.e96 40. A. s. Hewitt
the Secretary submitted a report explaining tisf
work accomplished by the Union. ia The girls depart
uent 35 students were admitted 20 the art school, 40 10
~ school for wood engraving, and 70 " the school for
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
BROOKLYN.

The Fifth Brigade, Brig.-Gen. Dakin com
naanding viii assemble at Prospect Park Parade 1rouna
for drill and Inspections on June H.
The pewhOlders and members of the Lee-aye.
Reiormed Church, at a meeting on Thursday evening
decided by a vote Of II p to make it Congregational
Church. Those who opposed the change say that the
action taken amounts to nothing, and that the cOngrega
Tn s sin under the authority Of the Reformed Chassis
yfe Church has been without pastor since the Win
traWal of the Rev. j. III. Carroll, ID. D.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

Bre,ocyt Honse-Samuel Bowle1 of The SprtHgtetSd
Prof pefce of the Coast survey esd franAln IS
orsS sesdeus PHILADELPHIA and Rseei% Co. Wss
Boase~ Admiral IAylor N1 ara N ~ Sa,e Gov
nsr.a Jewell o. Hartford the Hon Aexahds ~ Hee s Il 81 Nc.
Tssh Of Delaware, Ger Chntea r. fisk Of st, Hsrsh.
- " X Aleer Of BOsiop and W, W Wrghi ~ :,
ots,-Aluu Ingle6eld Of he British
1890 GosI-Sr william Yogug Of Hahkx Jndge ~ cySlspd
Esssss Jaus NJ Scoye Of fEewJereey ad r. Dtp.s ~
EvsTsH HolG " FoI Assistant seefesg Hoe
hsfG5S ~ \ NJ 4lrins NJ ptsst J. Hye5 Gl ashng
ee9 zsssr@ ao'EesTfa S & b H. Steele Of Vermont
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

ieerraphy In the boys department $50 students were
admitted 10 the ngntschool Of science ana l4Oo 70 o
art school Sixteen free lectures were delivered curing
the season. . .s A. o..o L. r Mnl-
Ter William Kent, Joseph Boyoe, and William Logan.
Dplornas and silver and bronze medals were s aiso
awarded 90 deserving pupils. The vaedictory auWees
Was deliyereG by William Kent
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
Announcement. I
lAnnomoemenIai
For Bathing Infants-BURNETT's KALLIsToN.

JUST AFTER CHRISTMAS OF 1870, 1 WAS LAID
Up sP1TTSe OF BLOOD
ACCOMPANIED RRFEcTs OF WHICH
was GREATLY WEAKENED, RAPIDLY REBUoED Fol-
LOWING ADVICE VARIOUS MEDICINES
But NONE HE low SPIRITED
HSoueH. MADE TO TRY DR. JAMES kT-
rECToRAxr AND DIRECTED
AND GRADUALLY coNBIaST.-wN A C. PYLE TAX
ARoY, PERRY Co., WIs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

Tt, h are issned at the rate s1s m per mile upon COM
PIETFD ROAD from NEBRASKA CITY, On the Ai'soun
River 70 LINCOLN, the CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA The distance
between these points miles and this dysod Of he hoad
in successful operation earning than all the interest On
,s Bopa II penetra,es an EXCEEDINGLY RICH AGRICULTURAL
region with UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES or production aud Is much
needed for removal Of crops market This need has been 20
much felt that LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE AMOUNT VI
$4,000 PER MILE HAVE BEEN MADE TO facilitate the extension
the Lncon westward to the Platte RIVER "eh 40 prices
oeonstrucon The MIDLAND PACIFIC forms part Of direct EAST
AND WEST TRUNK ROUTE being rapidly built from UTbna on
the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY,
IN Illinois through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
DEYsELY POPULATED for The greater part Of the way TO Grand
Island on the Platte River where junction made with the Union f
f Railroad This line 6lo miles long formed Of three ba Of
which more than 900 MILES COMPLETED force OF over WV
men is engaged vigorous prosecution Of the work. and the Eh
LINE is to be FULLY COMPLETED IN ls7a
The roads composing JUDICIoUSLf LOCATED
AND ARE UNDER THE DIRECTION or SOME OF THE ABLhSI
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS Of The country
Being in the consolidation must follow, and thus form
strong combination Of railway Direetre Of route greatly is Ia
yor as saves ls between EeWYOrE aud San Fran
cisco over any existing The MIDLAND PACIFIC with the broad
area Of fertile and most productive tributary IT, with its close ALI
uee with the Missouri Iowa and Railroad and the lndanaPo
lis Bloomington WESTERN EXTENSION must soon be taxed to
i fe limit TO local aud through business Shipments
d pducts by this road viii WEST well as to the EAST
We recommend these Bonds which FIRST LIEN on CoM-
PI ETFD road prime security. PERFECTLY SAFE and IN
RETURNS much more desirable investors than Government Bonds
Present price 90 and accrued interest in currency
Commons uavabe Feb and Aug In Gold free OF tax, In The
CITY Of NYork All marketable securities received exchange
m rates Bonds may registered without charge Pamphlet maps
circulars &c giving full information be obtained from the under
signed financial gents Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDSUTs' 2is sRoApwAf
50, E.en-CT 5Rm.-T2s RnonigsG-6s'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

If u. s. Census of Bed-bugs had been
annually dung the last thirty would show th te ha
sarces have number during that period LYONS MAC
SRTC POWDER kept them down Wherever and whenever mas
disappeared To snnhae all bOuthoa hsees
Is only Necessary TO use II in every home
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
BANKRUPT STOCK FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. Fire stock Of FANCY DRY
GOODS together with three years lease New store z54O Pour.
ienthst U1onsqul Will be sO bargain DISPOSED
Of Immediately For Particular inquire Of JOHN M CORWH
BYRD CORWlE, Ala Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

It is not generally known that Champagne
remedy for dg,peusia but it nevertheless fact and CHAI
HEIDsEcKs ExrAo CHAMPAGNE frequently prescribed BY lead
X ply si:i6us for this ailmeuL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

Second-stOry windows, scuttles, and all the
door and windows HoLEs BURGLAR ALh
sGR1PH Ten years practical experience broken oage
Thousands who using II testify TO It's value L. bOLGN~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

NOT MEAN.-Pick and choose, and crafty
selection OF elegant and becoming bat from KNOBS
splendid variety Of gentenen Summer Hats at 22 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

The Mix that stands The Tribune's Test
Tho United Farmers Mik Company sell 0nJ aud gaaaR
t,rated Nlk gut cents per quart delivery. once a8a Senss
Depot, 20 Nnih-a1e OTIS l. bHDELLI FfesaeA'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
MEpICINEs alone pelng Unsuccessful. an

Gents Cashmere Hats, Summer styles, at the
hat establishment P ERNESwKS, l4 Nssu near spucest
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

DR.. I. BUNFORD LIGHTHILL, No. 243 West
Thryfour;hs, Reception hours until Evenings from hi
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, Bread &c., with Doc
LKY's YEAST POWDER. Depot 90 Hew-st, n. i.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

Visit +. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyelng
Ofce go Broadway ate q Boomest baleb az
G Bioadws dresses s6as saoques ess feathers gloves &c. bsau
tfuly cleaned ooas, pants vests, ciesned like new.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

MEDICINES alone beng unsuccessful, and
WI physician lNCURABLB Jon
hSsrened and often abandon further efforts for relief majority Of
the IGNORANCE the CAUSE and resulting
COMPLICATIONS Of the disease drop Of secretion lost By DE-
BlLITY DISEASE when NEEDED TO SOSFAN STRENGTHEN
the SYSTEM affects CONSTITUTION equal large
quantity BLOOD This only prevented by applying the
PROVEN that medicines by the STOMACH alone than UsB
HBA1HS being
direct and general B SUCCESSFUL the
Nervous Debility Dyspepsia Constipation Piles, Rheumatism Cstarr
Consumption diseases Of the Skn Blood Heart Liver Kdns Bd
der &C.
Dr. HEATH By permission present the evidence OF those who
have suffered from months 80 years treated by 30
fessors and physicians paying from 500 TO $4,000, aud pro-
nOuueed ab who have eoyel good health from to %
bis
Dr. A. HEATH patients till p dsy even
ing At bis old residence NO. IL East Twenty ffhst EeTYok
4 NCIENT COINS AND MEDALS-A very
~ collection Of ANCIENT COINS AND MEDALS ofAl
will be sold MONDAY June between oeOc
p m, sr. VICTOR BARJOEs. No. Sc Amity.st
The collection every day from TO o'clock
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to B. ).
SQUIRE Futons showcases. Ohce stairs Sales
the iron safe 6rs hands at manuiaeture pnee
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

BARGAINS in Teas. COffees, Groceries, and
~ Provisions warranted suit Zoe palate an the pockets mil
lion. THOMAS K. AGNEW, 260 Greeawieh.st. Eep.York-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

VANILLA BEANS-Finest quality in any
, quantity y lOySs; market price. TAFT 4 TYLBR,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-13
STATE NEWS.

A gentleman al Fairfield, over 90 years of
age, walked six miles one day last week.
Mr.. Day of Wesley. has killed this season
no less than IA bears. and Is have been killed
BY others. One man killed 6; another 4 :;
another 3; and another 2. Mr.. Bobb of
Baileyvile, killed ., and another man /.
Mr.. Sprague of Charlotte killed /. They are
more numerous, and destructive of sheep and
Young cattle all through the country than
they have been known to be for many years.
One man in Charlotte sold his whole flock of
sheep and lambs to save them from destruc-
tion.-Caais Advertiser.
Great enthusiasm was manifested at ~.
Johnsbury, VT. over the news of the success
of the Ogdensburg vote in Portland Bells
were rung, cannon fred. and general re-
joicing took place.
C. r. Whdden, lr., editor OF the Calais
Times, was THROWN from his carriage last
Saturday striking on his head and iniuring
him severely.
The Fairfield post office one. only of six
in town. is a salaried office of eight hundred
and thirty dollars.
A son of Edward and Elizabeth Gregory of
Carmel, was drowned May 10Th while cross
ing Carbon Lake, He was twenty-five years
old.
The Calais Advertiser says that vessels are
very much wanted at that port. and freights
are quick, at 80 in the Sound, and Sd
to Boston.
The class of 1871, Bowdon College, had
their annual dinner at the Falmouth, Port
land, on Thursday. In the afternoon they
took sail in the Laurel, Capt. Goddard.
Another pair of twins have been added IN
the population of Portland.
List of patents issued to citizens of Maine
fer the week ending July ,, 1872.
Francis f. Chadwick, Gardiner, Combined
Rolling Pin and Dough Cutter.
Peter Akerman, Bangor, Freman's Cap.
S. G. Rowe, Dover, Connecting Wagon
Bodies to Perches.
Uudcr date of July ., 2G0 Patents will be
issued. During the week ending July /, io5
applications and As caveats were filed
The Progressive Age learns that a daughter
of Capt. Kendall Kelley of Belfast, aged about
II wears, has been missing from her home
tor some two weeks, and her parents are
much distressed about her fate. rumor is
received that girl answering tUher descrip-
ton bought a ticket from the Richmond rail-
road station to Boston. Measures are being
taken to hunt her up.
The Atlantic Hook Ladder Co., of Ames-
bury Mass. will visit Portland August sth.
and will go to Bangor at night in the steamer
"City OF Richmond" The company will
number about 40 men and will be accom-
panied by the Haverhill Cornet Band. twenty
two pieces. They will also bring their hose
carriage with them, which is said to be an
elegant affair.
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Church Directory.

ORTHODOX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h.
state St. between Bridge and Oak streets. No
pastor. Morning service 1880 a. NJ. Evening
preaching service at ~ O'Clock. Preaching
tomorrow by Prof, W NJ Barbour of Bangor.
FIRST BAPTlST-t'orner Ninthrop and Pcrham
SIS. No pastor Morning service 1880 \, Vi.
Evening ~ J.. NJ. Preaching to morrow by
NJ. l., stevens of Portland
FREE BAPflST,-State street, north of Bridge.
G.. +. Penney, pastor; residence summer street.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Afternoon 30 +.
NJ. Evening ~ Z. NJ. Preaching Tomorrow by
the pastor,
METHODIST EpISCOPAL,-Gree street, east OF
state. Il. Martin, pastor; residence at the par
sonage, next door TO the church. Morning SER
vice 1890 A. NJ. Afternoon $50 T. NJ Evening
- +. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. MIR. Ipjohn, rector,
Morning service 1870 4. NJ. Evening service 4
PM Preaching tomorrow l'y Kew. Mir Lening
wrt Of Gardiner.
UNlNEKSALlST,-Cor. Winthrop and Summer SITS,
No pastor. Morning service 1880 a. NJ. Sab.
bath school service 1T II A. NJ. Evening preach :
ing service at ~. No preaching tomorrow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oag amt state SIS. No
pastor. No pr aching tomorrow.
GATIIOItC,-Staie ST., north OF Fridge. Rev. Mr..
O'Brien priest: residence near the church,
Preaching tomorrow 10y the priest,
Y, NJ. L. A.--i.ooms in Darby Block Water Street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
evening All ~ O'Clock. Mission sunday school
every sabbath morning al o'clock Religious
exercises every Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Rooms open to all.
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con-
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednes-
day evening, at quarter 10 eight O'Clock.
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Summary of Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Robert Crosette, native of Salem,
Mass, and graduate Of Bangor Theological
Seminary, died at Cincinnati few days ago.
He was pastor of church at Dennysyiile.
in this State, for thirteen years
Rev. Mr.. Forbes, of Canton Theological
school, supplies the Universalst church in
Ok ord for the next three months.
The Watervile Quarterly Meeting OF Free
Baptist churches held its last session with the
church at West Sidney, June 10, 90. In the
business conference every thing passed on
tremendously. The churches were mostly
reported by letter. Revival interest is en-
joyed in some portions of the Quarterly Meet
ing. VIM. Wiley OF the Fairfield and Smith
field church, was ordained.
An excellent state of religious prosperity
is now being enjoyed in Pittsield and vicinity.
Six persons were baptised and admitted to
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Fire.

Portsmouth, \. H., u Carpe BROTHERS
new and extensive carriage factory burned
this evening with all its contents. The build
ings were formerly the Sycamore Mills and
recently the Rockingham Mills, and very
high stored. oily and burned like finder.
The fire commenced with p great explosion
in the bathroom as of barrel OF oil or var
nish.
The propfietors, who alone were in the
building, barely escaped with their lives bare
headed, and both somewhat singed. There
had been no fire in or near the paint shop
and spontaneous combustion or the lightning
in the afternoon may have tcen the cause.
Carne Brothers are among our most enter
prising men and had this very day completed
there removal into their new premises. One
of our large real estate owners estimates the
actual loss of Carne Brothers at $50, 900 and
it can scarcely be less than 50,o0o, on which
the is an Insurance of $50, 900. Every car
rage, all their stock, tools. &C., are burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-13

The Statiordshire potters presented John
Bright, at his country seat in England Thurs
day, with a magnificent testimonial for his
public services.
\ despatch from Montgomery, Ala, says
that caterpllars in immense numbers have
appeared through the cotton belt three weeks
earlier than ever before. The weather which
develops the worm still continues.
Mr. Greeley gets but little consolation from
the English press. The London Times thinks
that he could not be President of the United
States four months without making some
terrible mistake. The Daily news shows
Englishmen clearly that the democrats are
now much more enthusiastic for Mr.. Greeley
than are the liberal republicans.
The valuation Of Boston has increased
very largely the past year. One ward alone
will show an increase of seven million dollars
and another four million. II is estimated
that the rate of taxation this year will hardly
exceed twelve dollars.
/ The difficulties between the American Con-
sui and the authorities at Saint Marie, Hayti,
have ended. The United States Government
! has ordered Mr. Bassett, the American Min
lister, to allow the matter to drop, owing to
the incorrectness of the Consuls statements.
One of the incidents of the Baltimore con-
vention Colonel McRea, formerly of North
| Carolina, but delegate to the democratic
convention from Memphis, and Col. Sannd-
ers of North Carolina, between whom an old
grudge has existed for number Of years,
accidentally met in the rooms of the North
Carolina delegation on Wednesday alter
noon. when McRea drew knife and rushed
at Saunders, and but for the timely inter-
ference OF gentlemen present would undoubt-
eddy have killed Saunders. McRea was dis
armed and Saunders was taken from the
room.
A large number of Baltimore delegates
spent the time Thursday in Washington Wis
tpg the Departments, Executive Mansion
and o her public buildings. They called upon
several officials and were very cordially re.
ceived. Gen. Dent was particularly courte-
Gus in showing such as desired it through the
White House, during which there was much
o I'd nmored discussion as TO the relative
merits of Grant and Greeley and the prospect
he November election. In the course of
nversation General Dent asked Western
gent whether they could not find suitable
candidate in the Democratic party TO nom-
nate instead of Greeley, to which reply was
made that they had plenty of candidates, but
none who could be Ell, c,ed, and he added
'You see the Democratic machine is stuck
that we are not particular about the team we
hitch to. whether it is draft-horse or JACK
ass. What we want ia to move the maciine'
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Exhaustion and degeneration follow the
excessive use OF the Senses, without due in
tervals OF rest for repair. In order to main
tain the wonted energy, the force expended,
whether of body or mind, must be restored
When the expenditure of brain matter and
other nervous elements is continued by over
work, the early exIinctions OF life itself may
De Looked for as the result Of such degener-
alton. The ingredients composing Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hyporhosphites. are
such as constitute heelthy blood, establish
sound nerves ard senses. and will consequent
tly not only prevent this exhaustion, but in
most cases restore snch as is lost
july +&wlw
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POLITICAL.

Nashville, II. Judge r. \. h. Nelson in
letter declining the nomination of presi-
dental elector rendered him by the liberal
and conservative conventions, declares HIM
self satisfied with the action of the Baltimore
convention, and urges all opponents of Grant
to cordially and cheerfully unite in support
of Greeley, whose former career is an ample
guarantee that he not only possesses high
order of ability, but kind and genial nature,
and that he would endeavor to administer the
government with the strictest integrity as
President, not of party but of the whole ma
ton.
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Gen. Butler, and other members of the
Board of Managers for the National Military
Asylum, addressed the soldiers in public
meeting in the chapel, on Wednesday eve
ming They closed their session Thursday
noon, and took the p. 81. boat from Gardiner
for Boston. By invitation committee Of
eight ladies from the New York Soldiers
Relief Association came to the Asylum with
the Board of Managers, on a tour of Inspec-
ton. Members OF the Board expressed them
selves much pleased with the improvements
which have been made during the psst year
and the committee of ladies seemed well sat
isfed.with the general neatness, order, and
management of the institution.
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King Hiram Lodge, No. 81, f. and A. NJ,
was constituted at Dxfield on the 10Th inst,
hy Grand Master David CARROLL of This citv

\ telegram in our columns yesterday said
the ''liberal republicans" of Gardiner and
Pittston fired one hundred guns in honor of
the Baltimore nomination. The fact is. we
are informed, between thirty and forty guns
were got o.i,-on the Pittston side-by the
old-time copperhead5 of those two places.
The Impression intended to be conveyed by
the telegram is manifest. No apology for
calling the powder-burning gentlemen copper
heads, is necessary, we presume, as their
worshipft,l standa d-bearer so christenel
them himself.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, r. The republicans of this city
held mass meeting at City Hall this evening
which was largely attended, and addresses
were made by DR.. Loring of Salem, and Hon.
Lot M. Morrill, of Augusta. Hon. John
Lynch presided. Two political clubs were
present in Uniform and music was furnished
BY Chambers Band
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BANGOR.

Bangor, IL. Schooner T.. A. Elliot OF and
from Bos,en Light, we ashore near White
Head on the 10Th inst. and nov lies full of
water.
A widow named julia ID. Wyer, dropped
disease. She was sixty years old, and leaves
two children.
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Few people unacquainted with physiological
chemistry are aware of the quantity OF iron
in the blood, hut all shonld know the impor-
tance of keeping up the supply, for debility,
disease and death are sure To follow when the
quantity becomes too much reduced. The
Peruvian Syrup "a prototoxide Of from sup
plies tins vital element ahd has cured many
chronic diseases. +Tt&w
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NORTH ArersrA,-M. E. oHuncn.-rsev. r.

NORTH AOCCsTA,-M. g. CHURCH Rev. r.
W. Smith, pastor; residence at the pasonage, next
door north Of the church. Preaching every Sab
path at 1880 A. VI. sabbath school at II NJ.
Prayer meeting at TX PM Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOwELL.-Rev
Q. M. Cousens, pastor; residence opposite church.
Morning service, 1890: Afternoon service, $780,
Sabbath School LILO r. VI. Preaching toinor.
row by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO
WELL.-Rev. G. g. McCully, pastor; morning
service 1890; afternoon service 2.So. Sunday
School lis r. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev. A. r.
Crane, paetor. Morning service 1890; afternoon
service 80. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLUWELL.-Rev
Mr.. Heath, pastor. Services at usual hours.
CNiVER5ALlST. HALLOW ELL.-Sunday School
2 so +. NJ. Evening service in The vesty at
o'clock.
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At the request of several persons in the
congregation, Mr.. NJ. L. Stevens OF Portland,
will repeat his sermon on 'John the Baptist"
at the Baptist church in this city tomorrow
forenoon The discourse is particularly
adapted to the young. and all arc invited.
Free seats to ell.
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News From New York.

New York. -. The Evening Telegram an
nominees that Gratz Brown was suddenly
taken with cholera morbus at one o'clock to-
day, and now lies dangerously i'll at the Filth
Avenue Hotel. Drs. Steele and Henry are
in attendance. Carl SchUrz was refused adj
mittance to the room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-13

Baptism occurs at the Methodist church at
Hallowell to morrow, at the close Of the
morning services. Union services of all the
churches at one house, On the afternoons Of
the Sabbaths during the summer, is contem-
plated; Tomorrow At the CONGREGATIONAL
house.