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Administrators Sale.

~ H0ijaa Il hereby given. that the under.
signed. George ". smith an Thomas X notl
Administrators Of the estate Of John Neea.
YER, GIs'3 VIII IA pursuance OF an order III
the Circuit Court OF cestar couaty, Iowa.
made III ihe February term thereof. A. Il.
ls1l sell at public auction. on Saturday, III.
l4th day OF December. A. d.. is12. al 10 clock
wit. The west hal! OF the southwest quarter
fl<J ~ sectt0n eight ~. In township eight.
tHlj, range three I3l. west of the 9Th p. m.
Said sate Will nike place oM the premises,
aud llse land sold la lots Ia suit purchasers
iaa THonA.s I KNorr. Adm'".
r., l.. I'm TN. Atty for admir-.
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sHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of special execn, ior-t 70 me al
rected. issued from the Office of the Clerk al
the Circuit Court. In and for thu county oil
Cedar and state Of iva, In meor IF Richard
Jeh kim. and against NJ Il Aultsriieid. and
w G Dutierfield, ! have ievie upon the fol.
~ e Bufterheld and w u Nm It< rne id. to- y II
The west half - II lot number four (tlasd
the whole of lot number five s., all In block
nu INIT Der fourteen tIil. ia the town Of Darant
Cedar county, iowa
And shall offer the saine foT sale ai The
Court HOUSE door In the town OF Upton, IN
said county, an sata rday. the nd day oil
November. \. u. 1872. ut one u'eiocts y. m. oi
said day. to saitst, said execution AMI costs
that may accrue thereon. s $50
Dated this 2Si day Of Oci., n. ID. 1917.
JOHN u. SHEARER
3wi8 sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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4le,r Aarntisfllaents.


Upon application "a tire undersigned. there vii
EAifEOxD HKf Of low :cosresctea g date, ana
3 omcripelye R4Nnphics, containing Sect OnAl MAJ
0fthat fast u the Atate VI which h situated TIM
EAA4 6eAnt - the Chicago. Rock Island and Pac!hx
III N Co.. and gfviug fnii Afd detailed In ibrnatiOE
q . to loayOa, enAlity. pxehucs terms Of sale
etc., Of more than eJg0 Acres Of land Tor sail
adnf TT ltna az the r1ijrOod. The lands are th<
cheapeos and bess FARMING Lands now in the mar
kse = gewe the uaees productive aud progressive
Agricultural etate In the Union. and being oer
r. - lDw nrjCos and most favorable terms to actua
settlers, ]. L. DREW, Land Conf G. n. !. 4 r.
H -, Davsapost, In. sgs
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby viven. that the undersisn.
ed has been duly appointed aud qualified
executor ~ the last VIII and Testament 81
Cslesttne PASr, 1ats 81 cedar connty, Inwa
the said Cciee1tne i'srr are lequiresi to make
immediate payment; aud those having
duly authseticeted, within the time requir
ID BY Law. sfs8 .
staafss ,a H.0. COZ, Executor.
~ ~. MCLAUGHLIN. his Atty. swN
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.-Esl AGENTS WANTED FOR
REIIDEN.
THE WHITE CHIEF !;

Or Ttveivc Years .lntOny the Wild In
.,i didns If the Plains.
The life Of Geo. r. Belden. who Joined the
Indiasss and became = celebrAted warrior.
Abounds in thrilling adventure and curious
Information. and IL pr0f0sely illustrated
with new - Nd spirited engravilKS Of adyen-
tures and the manners and customs Of the
Indiana. Tina mos popular hook NJ the
year, One agent lust reports S9s profit In one
Weck. AlAfRe D04ter. with 80 illustrations
aud terms n agents, semi free by +. A.
n TCfINsox & Co., 81. L MS. Mo.
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Shingles and Sermons.

Ministerial remuneration In the ear
~ days of The great West was on the
worldly basis II I'll other matters. Al
Al illustration, We give the case OF
Rev. Jacob Patch. years ago Of North
srns Indiana No purer. eiml.ler-
aziNAed man than hs. Thoroughly
sducated IN literary Theological col
legs. under New England iufiuences.
he ssOu adapted himself 70 his new
work Of aiding II Outstanding the
Wet. After : few years residence IN
the land Of prairie aud forest he began
the building ,of . house for himself.
His way of paying for shingles might
be new To Mr.. Beecher, bat was too
true with our pioneer Clergy, The
good people near ihe Hog Creek
rchool-house Il, true name) having .
sl.ipgIs masculine, aud using Its prod
ucts Enr their legal currency. and de-
string Abe services Of Mr.. r., contract
ed with Aisn 10 have him deliver them
. certain number ri sermons ut the
price VI . bunch (lOtsO) Of shingles for
. sermon. The prsaching and shisg-
lea were respectively furnished 10 the
nsuaual Satisfaction ef ti.ta high con-
traeting parties. In completing The
house half bunch exits ~a> required
IL delivering hi~ fsv~w.,i -.rmsa, If
ter reiating Tie x,nh that had been
dos,e. aud sprskinx ,f taeif pleasant
relstions ~ ri,s'eS ass,i psoisi.. he NJ
iutisd 10 insis epsi Ftss, ard eavs ~
sccount wiiu.is saesed Lite. balance 81
one halt -hnsch ~ heir isvar unpald
Tor. "A 20 now, nay ssenf orothers
and s,stsfr.' said he. II am moi
owing yoaA for enough shingles 10
Cospe 10 . seraMa, Il bvi, Providence
permitting. will c,sne over 70 you
af IN early day and hold . prayer.
meering!" Aud he did. The curren-
cy for change WAS sssisfaeiory. Edit
Ok's DRAWER, IN Haepcr's Mdgasiss
(W NDrrsnder.
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DR.. Wells Extract Of Jurubeba
4 CREATOFFER, HORACE WATERS

will dispose of 100 PIANOS, MELODEONS.
and ORGANS. of six fjrst-class max ers. in :
Guiding Waters AT VERY Low PRICES
FOR CASH, or part cash. and balance I'm
small monthly instruments. New 7-octave
first class PIANOS. modern improvements
for ez76 cash. Now ready. q GoNeEKro PA r.
LaR ORGAN, the most beautiful style and
Derfect tone ever mnde. Illustrated Cata-
lugues mailed. sheet Music and Music Mer-
chandiSe k&
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In tue IN strict touFt ri the STATE ~ iowa,
and for Cedar county, Deccln ber Tern
A. ID. 1877.
II. II. Anderssn and Louis A. Ochts.
Plaintiffs,


zen.. c. Mccullough. Admin. e estate o.
Aaron B. Neoiiosss. Ssc 1900 aaco''oush'
Joanna Mccullough, widow Of Canada Nc
oiiough. deceased. zenas {: Mcoiiough.
jo.ephu. q. Mcoiionsh. sarsn 4 Me.,iioash.
INV Mccullough, children and heirs II
Law Of Canada Mccullough. deceased. vii
Ham s.snny samuel siSe. ssi.sy T; John
Franklin H. cutting. Trustee. Austin Cor
bin Trustee. Richard hObesOn. James II.
Cover. 4 Henry. Nm II Tuthill. Solo
Murphy. and samuel r. Miller. Carter. s.n
ieis. spo.wood Wairaven. barnard !
Eisman. Piaft = spicer. and Hawley.
To all Of the Defsndants above nam ID:
You are hereby notified that a petition Of
stat OF Iowa. In and for Cedar county. claim
ting to be the alaO2ute owners In fee simple
Of the foilowlng real estate situated In
The nostheaat quarter tlSs the northeast
north half 10 81 ihs soashes.t quarter *,
east quarter ~ offhe northwest quarter 10
Of session 0urtcen ~. all N township eigh-
ty-onc lslL north, range one III. west OF The
u their estate .. against you, and that You
and esch Of you be forever barred and esiop-
ped from having or claiming any right to
t the real estate above described or any part
herein: and that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon ~ the second day Of
the December term. A. d. ls72 u said Court.
Of llecesnber, A b 1872. default win be en-
tered against you snd Judgement rendered
thereon, and decree entered NJ prayed for.
Hi ANDREsEN q LOUIS A OcHs,
Bills Il Block. Attys. l4wi
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A Story for Children.

This e picture Of Horace Greeley.
See how ssd io looks. He liza very
great man. Hswss once ! poor edi-
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
FA IL. M

FLO r - a L FL
WILL sell my farm, one and ohe-n I''a.
miles northeast ot West Branch. on -,
nOnable terms. said farm Is undsr COCO ~,
ttvation, well fenced. and has on u = COZ" I'D
fortabs e house. n large bRri. three wetis' n''
o first ate hearing orchard
For further parti .uars add ess OF enqui'
al
u. B REENES,
smea Wnsr BRANCH, CEDAR Co.. IOWA.
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The Cedar Rapids Republican Gays
thu horse disease made is appearance
~sn- days ago a.uon1 the horses OF
Judge Green an the Mound farm near
thsf city. The horse that frst inaAi.
tested symptssns Of the disease, has
ssen Rsesssy renncel IN rI.sn. nur III
tbs oslsfrs-Hvs is s.asnbes---shs die
ease hss not yet reached M advanced
stage Several other horses Their,
have been not iced that show symptoms
~ the disease. -
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opau all the y ear.

81. Lsals, NlicAlsaa, Magnetic Springs.
The frst Magnesic Wster discovered In
Annericai Qs69.l Has been visited by over
f0,00D persons.
W Enlire Route by Raisr~.d-
Neuralgia, Paralysis, rheumatism, Gout,
Diseasen of the Bladder and Kidneys. Dys-
pcpsiA, fmpotency. and all Diseases OF the
Nervous System, Contracted Joints. General
Debility. FINN BATHS. For pamphlets
containing description. analysis Of water.
and All other information, address MAG
NEflC SPRING COMPANY, st. Louis. Ora
ttol Co.. Mich. ss# 81.
ESANllENS' = RLANTER8' MUIR.
SEkY. Apple Trees, Grape Vines, Cur
rants, Evergreens, &c. Retail Catalogue.
with directiOns for planting. cultivafing. Sc
Letting varieties and location for 25 cts. Ad-
dress ISAAC CLIFFORD. lies Moines, Iowa.
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ASTHMA.

The Subscribers are Manufacturers Agents
for Il. W. Rrade's celebrated ASTHMA RE
LIEF, the best remedy for Asthma yet dis
covered, instant relief guaranteed or our
cAase money refunded. The mrdicine Ia put
up In three sizes, which retail for 25c., Soc.
and 81. Persofls RENTING price will have
have the medicine sent free by mail or
express. ALSO. samples sent free TO any who
desire. ETHERID0E, FULLER CO..
Rome, N. u.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, q new edition OF
ADxAx On. cvlveAWEllv cflgoAAvEo
A6 ESSAY on the radical cure with
ont al 81 ~ l NJ ra a mi hrpa

ont medicine) OF Spermatorrh3a
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary semi sl
L0ssea, Tmpotency Mental and Physical In
sopacity, fmpediments to Marriage, etc.:
also. Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits. In
duced by seif.indulgence or sexual sxtSsv-
agance.
ANPrice. in a sealed envelope, only ets.
The celebrated author. In this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from . thirty
years successful practice. that the alarming
consequences Of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife:
pointing out mode 05 cure at once simple,
certain. and e0ectuai, by means Of which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may he. NAV cure himself cheapiy, private
~ and radically.
SNThis Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent. under SEAL ID q plain envelope, to
any address. postpaid 81 cece.p. c.:!S ecn:s.
or two posta Q stamps.
Also. DR. Cuivcrwel,s Marriage Guide"
price % cents.
Address the Publishers, april
CHAs. j. g. KLINE CO..
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DUTY OFF TEAS

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have business come .tions with all ib. principal
port OF China and Japan. and import their Teas d
from place of growth, bussaving the consumer
from profits. i is now about n years since
So has
f.ot it.,.. TIL
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CF3. III: 1lV5r.

HANOVER HENS Prof. 4. B.
/ Crosby has completed his course OF
. ,vctU"tS 10 tue members Of the Med
I zeal Dtpdrtmrf t and leaves thiS
week for New York, 10 resume his
/ Professional duties III Bellevue Hos
pital.
A daughter of P.oG. Moves, the
wife of Prof. Fairbanks died last
week IN 81. bloomsbury, Vt. SHE
was a very oS'ima3le woman, loved
by large clgc!c of admiriug ac-
quaintanceS, and her death deprived
four little children of mothers
care and counselS.
Mr.. Gibbs has opened new Tail
or's shop and is ready to suit Gus.
toners both in respect to price aud
pattern OF goods.
Mr.. Uaughten's Parish school is a
decided success, tuirty are. in at
tendence, under the instruction of
experienced teachers. The school
building is pretty ediice, an DINA
mcnt to the town.
The Freshman and Sophomore
classes are developing their latent
muscle in "cane rushing" courage is
not wanting to either party, but the
Sophomores. aided by last years ex.
periences, have, thus tar, been viz.
toIiouS.
Gen. Sylyanus Thayer, an alum.
nus OF Dartmouth College, died at
South Braintree, Mass, Sept. 9TH,
aged so. He graduated at Dart,
mouth in 1907, was the first scholar
in his class, entering the West Point
Military Academy the same year, he
graduated there in 1903. He served
iii the war of 1872, was breyeted
several times for his military servic.
es. After spending several years in
Europe i'll the study of Engineering,
he returned and was appointed Su.
perintendent at West Point. He
greatly improved the Institution by
the standard of scholar.
ship ard many of the Union Geuer.
ais III the late war were his pupils.
lie retired from active service after
serving his country 40 years with
the rank of Brevet Brig. Gen. BY
economy, he amassed a fortune and
ever interested in education, he
founded at Dartmouth the "Thayer
school of Civil Engineering" giving
the sum of S7O,OOO.OO for its estab.
lishment. BY his will, he has given
an additional sum of 81, 10000 tor
a fire proof Library Building.
He was buried Sept. 10, his fun
eral was attended by many emmin-
emit officers and civilians showing
the general sense of the loss.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20

LIsBoN.-The Stevens Mineral
Fertilizer Co. are putting in new
machinery for pulverizing their fer,
tilizcr.. Last Saturday, the cover.
ed railroad bridge near North Lis
bon was destroyed by fire. Smoke
was seen TO issue from the roof by
az old gentleman living near by, a
short time after the morning ex.
press train down went over it, bat
before any assistance could he rem.
dcred the roof was all ablaze, and to
save it was an impossibility. The
baggage, express matter and pas
Sengers of all the up trains had to
be carried by, which made them
about three hours late into Laucas-
ter. The loss is estimated at he.
tween $1,000 and $1,000. The fire
is supposed to have caught from "A
spark from the engine. The road
had another bridge up and finished
10y the next evening, SO shat the
trains on Monday passed over as
usual.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20

PAssUMPsIC RAILROAD MEET
iNG.-Ihe annual meeting OF the
Conn. II Pass. Rivers Railroad, was
holden at Newport, Sept. 18th. AT,
ter calling the meeting to order the
President alluded To the death OF
William Thomas, one OF the board
of Directors, which occurred at
Boston, in July last, whcreupon,
Judge Redlicld presented resolu-
TONS expressive Of the esteem en-.
tcrtained for him by his associates,
and the regret felt on account OF his
death. The resolutions were uuanl.
lnously adopted by the stockholders.
The President then mentioned the
names OF n. T.. Lowering, stephen
Foster aud Charles w. Pierce, as Il
committee to receive and count the
votes tor Directors. The committee
reported that the following Lamcd
gentlemen had been elected, To Wit :;
EnmJns Raymond, josiah Stick
ney, Boston; EnJan Cleveland, Coy.
entry; Il. T.. Cheney, Boston; AL.
bert Knight, Stanstcad; Henry
Chase, Lyndon; benjamin Pomroy,
Compton; > >. Thompson, Lyndon;
GmGncr 4. Brown, boston; 4. l..
Rrdlield, Moutpelicr; + NJ. Weld,
Boston; Horace Fairbanks, 81.
JohusOury Amos Barns, BoS;on.
The whole number OF shares in
the road rs II ,23J. The highest vote
tor Directors at tH,s election Wds
1909, and was nearly undnlnOus-
one only falling Il feN hundred un
der tins number.
The annual report refers TO the
favorable condition OF the corpora
ton, and .Iesldent Ray mond, III
us remarks calling the ncetln, to
uldcl, made Il similar statement -
No other business coming before
the meeting, II Mas ADJOURNED after
Il session OF about thirty minutes.
to the adjournment the
Directors elected LmmonS lay
mona, presIIonI, i. T.. Cheney, /
' ice rreS.dtnt, IT, Cleveland, Sec.
Rotary, and y. +. Lowering, TreaHr
81
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Judge Day, of Strattorl, N H..
was found in a small stream near
his house, drowned, on August 10Th.
1t is thought that he drowned him.
self. He had been subject to at.
tacks Of melancholy and depression
in previous years. This last act
was occasioncd, it was supposed, b.
the death of his son and grandson,
and the serious illness of his wife,
who had been pronounced past re
covery by the attending physician
on the day of Mr.. Days death. He
was about sixty seven years of age,
a very exemplary man in every re.
spect, and his loss will be deeply
felt in the town where he so long re.
sided
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Local Items.
About Tow %

The Rev. j. X. Williams, who Ia,
been the Pastor OF the Congrega
tionM Ckurch in this town for tn,
last six years, rendered his resigna
ton Sabbath before last. Although
tho state of Mr.. WIS health has
been such rs to render the necessity
ofthis course apparent to his friends,
its announcement was received with
deep feeling. His relations with the
society aud community generally,
have been of the most pleasant
character. The best wishes of all
will go with him.
The Bradford Company under
Capt. Frank Il. Davis, has gone to
muster at Mortified this week.
This is Co. &. Of the I'd. Vt. Rcgt.
and is full company although only
about forty privates are now with
it. The men are well drilled. and
make Il fine appearance. All of the
officers and some Of the men served
during the war. j. w. Kelley is
First Lieut.. and ID. w. Cobb is sec.
ond.
The Oran. &c County Fair will be
held at the Fair Grounds in Brad
ford on the LIST, I'd and Sd days of
October Preparations are being
made to have this one of our most
excellent exhibitions in the AgricuI
tural line.
We are glad to hear that Cha's
Jones, Of this town, took the LIST
premium at the State FAIR on his
colts.
Horace Greeley forgot to mention
at his late address anything about
the enormous Bccts which have been
50 extensively raised this scasuh in
Maine and Vermont, aud NAMED by
some the "Grceley Beat bat he
did think that the best place to buy
apes by the barrel, peck or bushcl
WAS at Williams Frdit Store in
Bradford. Horace was convinced
that Civilians i the place to
trade
We notice large addition to the
stock of Bailey, Red,ug Il Co.'S
ciulhlug, Wc. Ii is no use to 90
away from home now to get a suit II
You have the "scrip."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20

LUN .NBlRG-Thr coaltioni~ts
worked it shreWd ia Luncnburg.-
They intended to have the last word
before election, and 50 went over to
Lancaster and engaged Col. Henry
.. Kent to address them Monday
evening. The Republicans got
wind of the scheme Just at night,
and Levi Silsby slipped over to Ian
caster and engage Hon. Jacob Ben.
ton for Tuesday forenoon. The
Greeley men held their meeting
Monday evening until very late. and
ut its close Judge Brooks announc
ed that there would be republican
meeting in that place the next morn
ing. Mr.. Benton came according
to agreement, and so did the people,
and they held IL Iousing Republican
rally up to voting time The result
was the Republicans cast as many
votes into two as they did four years
ago, while the combined vote of
Democrats and Greeley men was
eleven less than the Democratic vote
alone in 1868.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20

ORFoRD.--The farmers in the vi
entity of Oxford lower street, have
been very seriously disconnected
this season by clouds Of grasshop.
pclS, which have almost entirely de
stroyed their grain crops, one field
OF wheat not returning the seed to
the sower ; one man with eight acres
OF oats and no oats to thresh, the
heads having been cut off at the
bulb below, leaving the ground coy.
cred with halt crown cots. The
best fields, MP to 81 acres, only
yielding about one third of the usu.
al crop, thereby making il necessary
ion tie tai meIs here to buy oats 70
SOW. Mstpad Of having the usual
quantity to sell.
Since tue fire at Fairlec, Il few
weeks ago. much las been said up.
on he su lject of a Fire Engine, but
nothing has been done. a chemical
fire cXtinguiSEcr was exhibited upon
the Common few days since. 10
most OF those who Witnessed the
rap!dity with which it put on Gfe,
it was thought to be just the thing
tor this place, there being hardly
any water to be had. If the inl.ab.
itants of Oxford, after the sad warn.
ing which they have 50 lately had,
fail to procure something to protect
their proper ~ in Gaze oi fire. they
must expect bnt little ny npathy.
ID. +. Hale, Esq, has ,c tired from
l..e management ottbe Oxford Hotel. !
Under the generous aud Efficient nd
ADMINISTRATION OF himself ana wife, the
house las been first class. as many |
patrons viii testify. Il las been
strictly u temperance Louise to the
great JOY Of the community general
y. The many compliments 1t has
received have been richly deserved.
May the late incumbculs rest tran
gully on the honCrs and other gains
they have so w0rtlily earned !, Many
good wishes and prayers for then
future prosperity are theirs.
Mr., John l.. lIasellon has now
taken possession, and it is hoped in
all respects he will fully sustain the
presen' character of the house.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20

Charlie Merrii' broke into Thomas
Hicrrill's {his adopted father house
las! Wednesday night. and took
seven or eight dollars in money and
u watch worth five dollars. Mr.
Merrill sent Parish after him the
next day--he found him over in
Tunbrilge and brought hlln back to
tac Ccntrr, where burglar owned
up everything, aud gave up The
watch and what he had lett of the
noncy. The States Attorney plac
ed him under $500 bonds, failing to
procure which he was conveyed to
Chelsea where he wili board until
the neNt term of Court. This is the
first lmc Charlie has been found
wanting.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20

PLYMoUTH.-William w. Rus.
sell, Esq, n prominent citizen OF
Plymouth, died suddenly on Sunday
night, aged II years. The NJ. II.
church which has been in process of
construction for the last year, is now
completed. IL is built in GOthicl
style, and has IN audience room ca
pablc Of seating about 900, n vestfy,
class room, aud library room below.
An excellent organ has been pur'
chased by subscription. The total
cost of church and furniture is about
81 800. :. The mountain travel has
very much diminished during the
last week, the stages north carrying
few passengers. 1T is quite sickly
in this vicinity, typhoid fever being
the prevailing disease.