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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
MARRIED.

st the Manse, Romncy, w. Va, on the 2sth
instant br the Rev C W. Finley, WILLIAM II.
FLonY, Esq to Miss MAaru, F.. daughter Of
John w pangherty, ESQ Of Hampshire county
On the I5th instant, BY the Rev William !
Miller. Mr.. CHARLES SUMMERS to Miss MAHrn,
\. POLAND, all Of Mineral county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
Religious.

The Sacrament of the Lord Supper will he
administered in the Presbyterian Church At this
place, on the lst Sabbath Of February the End
day Of that month. Preparatory services will
begin on Friday the 3lst inst at G. clock. p n.
January % 1874
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AUDITORS REPORT.

Number Of acres, 3s6,S52
Value lands, lots, buildings, sl,S55 AS 10
Personal property, 6I4,670 90
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a Solemn Truth.

DIR. Keyscr's Lung Cure, with the Doc.
tors instructions, has often cured some Of
the most hopeless cases Of consumption.
I's whole action is fully explained 10 an
Essay Of thirty-two pages, which can be
had by addressing the Doctor, at 167 Lib
erty, or 100 Penn street, Pittsburg, Pa.
1t 10 not in lung diseases alone that this
great remedy is effective. The Bronchia
C4:arrh, Asthma, Liver, and Kinduey
Diseases are equally within it's reach. Ia
fact, in any chronic disease where the blood
is unhealthy, it will act with power and
energy that is truly wonderful.
Price, 81 90 per bottle, or 81 90 per
half dozen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
S2,470,ll5 10
There are abOu. twenty mile, of B,l,i-

more x Ohio Railroad, along the extreme
northern border of this county, the propo-
sed South Branch Railroad TO tho line Of
Hardy about 80 miles $50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
Ladies' Hats
Ladies' scnrfs & Ilibbonr

Ne'c and nice s,yles-.from IS cents 10 81 {:
Ladies' ScnrfS ~ rib ons
f"e quality, and rery handsome;
Homcn's SHOES from 81 To 81 %;
Gents heary BOOTS from 3 so 10 81 80
-achoIe Stock, and douJLe sale
Pure Tdnner's OIL, the bet IA he mar
kct-aH Leather men ought 10 cran,ine IL !;
THE finest a~d purca COFFEE, tchite Il
Green Rio, amd Oil Government lara;
Tile best &. p. Teas-.fne Syrups, P5r-
torico uo'osses and Canton .SyyuP;
Upper Leather, Sole Leather, Boot Buck
ing, Innings and Skins, &c, DC.
lou rW also find Coat Ruchs, Bat
Rocks, Book .Shcioes, To,oel Racks, .Su-
gar, Co6te and .Spice Bores, dc.
Our space allotted us eW not permit an
enumeration Of oil zee hare, and as FIR
prices, great pains has Jeen fakcn to make
them as lo,c as The io,cen. il, short, II
you udnt 10 tind the best Store, and The
most accommodating Salcsmen, call at he
"OH Arn,s'ro"g Corner," opposite The
Courthouse and see
KUYKENDALL & SHEETZ.
popnnav Oct
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

j>T received, a new aud fresh supply of
- Gents Boots and Shoes, Lady Shoes also
'' many varieties from ~ 20 s3 oG % pair
SuEErz 81 kUyKENDALI.
lumucI Dee o. 1884,.
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Hampshire County.

BY the census Report, just published,
our county contains popuIaiion by town.
ships, as follows.
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quart of canned tomatoes, or others which have
been boiled fifteen minutes, add two quarts Of
water and boil fifteen minutes more, then drop
in carefully little at a time enough pulverized
salaratus soda to neutralize the acidity you
may know 10y its ceasing TO foam, usually about
an even tea spoonful TO quart then add one
quart Of rich milk, six or eight crackers poun-
ded finely, butter, pepper and salt for oysters,
let it boil up and serve Immediately. 1t strong
y reminds one Of oysters, and is very nice for
iuvalds, as well rs highly palatable for well
ones Piedmont VirgiSiaH.
According 10 the New Civil Code Of Califor
mia, which took effect on the lst inst, no mar.
rage ceremony is required all that is necessary
to he "man and wife is to mutually assume
marriage duties.
God promises you all You want and invitel
you to come and receive it AS you want.
There is something that siags when all ID
still-itis the good within our own souls.
Never take a crooked path while you can see
a straight one.
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:. West Virginia Legislature.

In the Senate, on the 17tb. Mr.. Gus.
TON presented the petition OF john DUNN
and thirty-nioe others, citizens Of Morgan,
asking that Cacapoo river be declared q
public highway.
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oysters! Oysters j.!

BY TIE CAN OR UALF CAN,
on UtND iND FOR SIZE, BIZ
GEORGE BROWN
l;rmnoy, NOv. %, 1872
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TO THE PUBLIC.

return my grateful and sincere thanks for
their kind and generous support in the past and
respectfully ask contiuuanCe.n future, and will
guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who favor Inc
with their patronage. Respectfully, &c,
S. j EDW ARDS.
Remember the number is "a Baltimore ST. and
the sign is the Big Red Boot and Big Hat
Cumberland, IAN 20, lS72.-tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

com WFArHER-The weather here for several
la,s past has been extremely cold. The Their
n.n,,er on yesterday morning stood at twelve
degrees below zero.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

every thing usu'.ely kept in = retail
atore, Wbreh We ask you to call and examine be-
ore purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident that
we cannot fail to please. Thanking you for pas
patronage, we hope TO merit a continuance Of
the slms
GILKESON, PATTIE & PUGH.
Romney, Nov. 8, 1872.
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concerning The removal Of brush, trees and
other Instructions from the South Branch
river, and two of its tributaries in Hardy,
Grant, Poadio,ou and any county III tue
St,tr," IVES read the thir3 time and
referred 20 .be Committee on Roads, &C..
On motion o. Mr. CAMPBELL.
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There are about fifty applicants for the POI
s.'ion Of Clerk of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Of THIS state, now in session at Charleston.
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Romney, Oct Is, 1872
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

There is something that siAgs when all is
the good within our own souls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

God promises you AL You want and invites
you to come and receive it AS you want
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

Never take a crooked path while you can see
straight one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
1aily Eei'nebet 9ouraal.
AFTERNOON TELEGRANs.
TO THE

New York, %. The Sun says that the Wal
worth jury, with one exception, appears to be
both respectable and intelligent.
Numerous employees were removed by the
Commissioners of Emigration yesterday, and
their places filled with new men,
Special officers were searching during the
night for the individuals indicted in connec-
ton with the ring robberies and it is expected
that several of them will be brought before
The District Attorney to-day
There are numerous Erie rumors atloat,
among others that new dividend will be de-
rIfTed on the common stock, and that the
present stockholders will apply for an injurc.
ton 20 prevent it.
The Times says that the bill which passed
the Legislature the last session allowing the
Judge to designate and pay newspaper for
printing the court calendar and the legal no.
tees is a big job, and that it is still in the
hands Of the Governor and unlikely to he
signed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-26
NEWS BY MAIL.

Exercises of Commencement week were
held Tuesday at Harvard, Brown, Dartmouth
and other colleges.
The Walworth murder trial began at New
York on Tuesday, and the work of securing
jury was commenced.
The funeral of Lewis Tappan, one of the
original anti-slavery agitators, occurred in
Brooklyn on Tuesday.
There are rumors Of impending trouble with
spain at Washington.
The Geneva award will not be distributed
till Congress makes some provision for the
means.
Joseph Ferry was on Tuesday sentenced to
four years in the Rhode Island state prison
for perjury in the Jumel will case.
The New York Prohibticnists held their
State Convention at Albany on Tuesday.
The Supreme Court OF Ohio has decided
that school board has the right to exclude
the Bible from the public schools.
The United States Commissioners Of Fish
cries report that the diminutio,l Of food ishe 5
| along the south coast of New Englvnd il sub.
stantiated and that the traps and pounds used
of late years is the cause.
Charles S. White has been appointed POST
master at Pea Cove, Maine, vice Charles
Frank d. Bowley, resigned.
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fItOM NEW YORK.

New FORK, -. The cotton exchange will
he closed from July ~ to the eth.
Iohn j. Walsh, one OF the old county court
house commissioners indicted for bribery was
arrested . day and is now ut the District
Attorney office.
The corner stone of the church of the Pur-
itans on West l2:h street. will he laid to-
morrow.
Applications has been made To Gov. Dix
for the pardon Of Dan Galhrin sentenced in
January. 1872. u 8 IL years in State prison
for manslaughter of a drunken man in
1871, and the G. Jvern0r has asked Cor the
minutes of the testimony.
Martin Larkin and three other ntn sup.
posed 10 have been concerned in the assault
on Thomas Uaverstraw, have been arrested.
The wounded man is still living
Arrived steamship Peter j. Ebson, New
castle, England.
No intimation has been received as to the
time of the Presidents return to Washing.
ton.
Michael Kennel was to- day sentenced to 10
years in Sing Sing for burglary.
| Eight jurors have been obtained in the
Woodruff case. The panel is exhausted.
! fine of $3.50 was entered against the deiin,
ouent Jurors and panel of 800 was ordered
| for tomorrow.
Francis Gillen and Edward Lirtland, indict-
ed for The murder committed on Sunday the
sth inst. will be arraigned at the general SEES
sions to-day.
| In the case OF Taintor the deiaulting cash
Ter of the Atlantic national bank, decision
was reserved,
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STATE NEWS.

Z. N. Sawyer has been appointed postmas-
ter at Jonesport.
son Of John Moore of Bucksport died on
the 10th inst. Of lockjaw caused by splinter
in his foot.
The Portland Press says that Elijah Den.
mis- of Cornville was arrested Monday charged
with fatally poisoning Daniel Maxwell. The
two had been occupying the same room in
the poorhouse. Maxwell died very suddenly
on Wednesday of last week-some conduct
OR the part OF Dennis excited some suspicion
| and upon examination a bottle nearly half
filled with strychnine was found in his pocket.
Dennis was arrested and taken before Justice
| Liscomb, and after being arraigned further
examination was postponed for Que week,
and in the meantime the stomach and con.
tents are TO be examined, which will virtually
decide the whole matter. Deceased was So
years old and Dennis 60.
! The friends Of Colby University will re-
| gret, and the friends Of Professor c. F.. Ham
| lin will rejoice, to learn that he has been Of
| fered a situation in Agassiz's Museum At
Cambridge, and has accepted it, resignng his
chair at Waterville. Prof Hamlin takes to
his new field a well grounded reputation. the
fruit of long and modest labor, guided by
genius for his special studies, which could
not be obscured.
Mrs. Frances Grindle Of Penobscot died on
the 18th inst. from the poisonous effects Of
rhuharb leaves eaten as greens
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FOREIGN.

Paris, 20. A rumor is on the bourse that
NJ. Pierre Wayne, minister of finance, is about
to tender his resignation to President McMa-
hon, tiattens rentes.
London, %. A despatch reports that Gen.
Nouvilles, commander in chief of the Span
ish army of the north, with several companies
of his command, has been captured by the
Carlists near Pompeluma.
Cork, %. The militia barracks in this city
were broken into last night and several
stands of arms taken. number of arrests
nave been made of parties suspected of being
concerned in the robbery. The telegraph
wires between Rardon and kinsdale have
been cut.
London, %. Two vessels laden with arms
for the Carists is Spain have been detained
at Plymouth by the customs authorities.
The Daily News has the following late in
telligence of the expedition against Khiva
The Russians on the I'd inst. captured klai,
only three days march from Khiva. General
Kanfrini has arrived at Chra XII about the
same distance from khiva.
Paris, -. The police have arrested Err
nest Leterre. administrator. and NJ. Raphael,
a member of the commune.
Berlin, %. Prince Bismarck to-day closed
the session of the German parliament. He
sad that he was commissioned to express the
regret Of the emperor at his absence.
Madrid, %. The colonial department is
preparing a new bill for the abolition OF sla-
very in Cuba, without injury to the interests
of the owners.
A colonel commanding detachment which
was defeated in recent engagement with the
Carlsts, has been arrested and thrown into
prison.
Barcelona, -. Fresh disturbances have
occurred here. There was firing between
the ex soldiers and citizens all last night.
The troops were all removed from the sub
urbs today and Gordon of police establish
ed.
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The Walworth Trial.

New York, 25. The Waiworth murder
trial formally opened to day. Prisoner was
accompanied by his mother and little brother.
Assistant district attorney Rollins opened the
case for the people. He expressed his reluct-
ance to press for a conviction in this delicate
case. He said that he would be afrai id to
face the able counsel for the defence if he
were not confident of justice in the case. He
then reviewed the details of the tragedy.
How the prisoner had come three hundred
miles to commit it and had shown the utmost
GOODNESS since. Eliza Sims, the first witness
testified that Mansfield Tracy Walworth lived
at her house in 4th avenue. Hooper c. Bar
rett, the Sturtevant house clerk, testified that
the prisoner said to him at G 80 in the morn
ing, 81 have shot father"
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College Matters.

Lewisburg. Pa, %. The alumni of the
University at Lewisburg, at a meeting this af
ternoon, passed resolutions condemnnp the
action of the faculty and trustees in their CD
position TO secret societies, by a vote of two to
one.
New Haven, CT, %. The voting this af.
ternoon by the alumni of Yale College for two
members Of the corporations resulted rs fol.
lows; The vacancy caused by the expira-
ton Of the term of the Hon. VIM. M. Eyarts
was filled by his reelection, he receiving 1872
votes. The vacancy caused by the resigna.
ton OF Joseph Il. Schoffield was filled by the
election of Mason Young he receiving 32S
votes.
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-. NGDR.

Bangor Me, %. The stock holders of the
Maine Telegraph Company at their annual
II. citing hol}en in this city to-day, re-
elected the following named gentlemen as d.
rectors for the ensuing year; II. 0. Alden,
w. II. Simpson, Belfast; \. W. Paine, J. A.
Smith, Albert Holton, VIM. Gallupe, Bangor
Bion Bra bury, w. p. Merrill, Portland; L
T. Littleiiell, Winterport.
At d subsequent meeting OF the directors.
II. 0. Alden was elected President and W
?. Morrill,, Secretary and Treasurer of the
boarl fer The ensuing year.
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Congregational state Conference NJ
(:OrhNm

The Congregational conference Of Maine
opened Tuesday morning in Gorham. We
copy the report of proceedings from the
Press. After devotional exercises, Col. +.
f. Shaw and Rev. j. w. II. Baker were ap-
pointed committee on credentials.
The following were elected officers: Mod.
orator, (for three years. Rev. s. r. Fay,
Bangor; recording secretary, Dea. Il. +. Du-
rem, Bangor; corresponding secretary, Rev.
f. ii. Byington, Brunswick; treasurer, Dea.
J. S. Wheelwright, Bangor; auditor. Dea.
W. 5. bennett.
Rev. W. W. Warren introduced Req. Mr..
Ferris, pastor of the church where che con-
ference was being held, who in a very felc-
tous manner greeted the assembled brethren.
The moderator replied in brief, pertinent re-
marks.
The conference sermon was preached by
Rev. +. II. Byington of Brunswick, from
Acts 81 81. The principle evolved by the
sermon was, ''The relation which science
sustains to religion" The sermon was an
able effort.
| In the afternoon the subject of "church
work" was opened for discussion by Rev. G.
n. Harden of Pennington. He said people
| fail to attend church. Our churches are
drifting away from the masses. Ten men,
bers in every church do all the work, the
rest attend Sabbath services and consider
their weeks duty done and finished at that.
Some men say let us quit this trying to save
the world by a few ministers and all 60 to
work. This is the true method. Mr.. Came
rong of Waterville, thought that large part
of the work depended upon the pastors. He
secuted the idea of ministers looking 80 Sc
rious and sour. The best test Of pastors
usefulness was the degree of pleasure with
which the children greeted his approach.
Social life was large part of the force Of the
church. Other remarks followed. Inc re-
mark. of Mrs Cameron were well received,
thouph they were the first ever made by
lady il a Congregational State conference.
! The lad, was generally commended for her
! brave innovation upon the established custom
of this denomination. She only said, THAT
II the men had failed to convert the men, IS
they confessed they had, it was time the NO.
men took hold of the matter"
Rev DR.. Carruthers of Portland. intro
duced the second topic for discussion by read
ing an able esssy upon, The means for
kindling and reviving the spiritual life." His
idea was that the power WAS the Holy Spirit,
and our use OF it the agency for good, Know
ledge is an essential element. Christians
should also read and mediate on the peniten-
tial Psalms
Quite discussion took place. In the eve-
ming, the charitable society, to- aid widows
anAorphans of deceased ministers, was held.
Rev. Il. +. Cutter, the secretary, read his
report, and added some interesting remarks
in relation to the working of the society.
Remarks were also made by Rev. Mr.. By
ington of Brunswick and Rev. DIR. Chickering
| Of Washington, ID. G. The treasurer re-
ported funds on hand, S2.762.52. Discussed
! the past year, $500. A COLLECTION was taken
! up, amounting to slos.Oe.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco. %. The steamer Constiu-
;icn, from Panama, is still held in quarran-
tine. 1t was reported that yellow fever ~as
Oh board and M communication with the
vessel has been allowed. vt a meeting of the
board Of health this afternoon it was made
known that the disease was small poX. There
was only one case, steerage passenger, who
came Ga board at Ahculpo. The board OF
health permits the cabin passengers, crew
and mails to be landed. The Storage pas
songers are to be kept in quarantine on shI
Moses TAYlor.
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New York stock Mmlket.
New York Produce Market.
New YORK, June

COTTON sales lli!: mid. 81.
FLOUR-sales 800, state 49, 81 %: round hoop
Ohio 3j5S -: Western !09s so; Southern q
10 50
WHEAT--sales 80 2o; No. spring $50 ~
No. :, t6d ~; No. |, a3kd winter ed west.
crn | 50,t0 %.
LORN-sales 2l0OJ0; 5laJI new
OATS-saies % h0 T. IL for TIA iD's for
white
BEEF-Is 80.
PORK ii 00dH00
LARD-etm a; kettle 3-l6,
BUTTEk-nc state 2ie2J Western l+a2d
SUGAR-dull and heavy; Muecnyadn l-lG.
MOLASSES- Unchanged.
RICE-Ca.o ina, i.2a9Is
WHISKEY-92A
COFFEE-Riu Isl al9S
PETROLEUM. crude s's refined. is
SP'TS TURPENTiNE~ ifa'.
ROSiS- SJG. ~
1ALLOW-pSn go.
FREIGIITS TO L.VERfoo''-'''"m = -
-
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W ASiiINGTON.
TREASURY BALANCES.

lEEAstKY BAL ASCEs.
Washington, %. There is nothing definite
about the Chief Comnhssionership at Vienna.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day;
Currency, SS,57S, $50
Special deposits OF legal tenders
for the redemption of certif-
Gates of deposit, 32.Jl5 900
Coin, SO,l32 .093
Coin certificates, 81 ,G32. 900
Legal tenders outstanding, ;,56, 600, 900
The Commissioner of Pensions has promul-
gated the following order:
On and after the LIST of July the consilera-
ton of all invalid increase cases will be sus-
pended qy the pension office, until the bien-
NAL examination which takes place on the 4th
of September next, Medical examinations
however, viii continue in such cases, SO that
no applicant may suffer loss to the COM
mencnent of increase, by reason of the date
OF medical examination Meantime ell the
original cases upen file will be considered
and disposed of sp far as tn evidence will
warrant
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TELEtRAMS IN BRIEF.

Norr,.t3wn, \. j., -. Washington head
quarters were sold at auction to-day and pur-
chased by eX-Goy. Randolph, w. V. Lidyer-
wood OF Morristown, Hon. George Halsey
and Gen. y. Halstead of Newark, for S2j,-
600. The intention Of the purchasers is to
held j. f}r tAa State until the legislature
meets, when, ii 50 desired, they will transfer
il without profit
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Maine Iniversaiist Conventions.

Tie State Convention Of Uniyc1saiiat
Churches in Maine, began its annual session
at Bangor on Tuesday. We condensc from
Tie "higs report OF the meeting: The con-
vention was called TO order by Rev. Costello
Weston of Halifax. Hon. Il. Dresser Of
Auburn was elected President pro tvm.
Prayer by Rev. ". Il. French Of Bruins.
wick.
The following resolutions were offered by
Rev. |. c. knowlton Of Calais
RESOLVED, That this Convention AZ The
present session raise the sum Of $1,000 to aid
the feeble parishes and circli;s in the State
of Maine.
RESOLVED, That a committee OF three be
appointed to report during this session tie
names and needs OF such parishes and cir-
cuits.
After spirited ans, lively discussion ty
several clergymen, i. was voted TO lay the
resolutions on the table.
The following resolution was u.ierel ly
General Hersey:
RESOLVED, That the sum Of $500 ha raised
for missionary labor in TIE northern part If
Aroostook county, and that Committee OF
five be appointed to get subscribers tlr tie
requisite amount.
y committee was apqointed for 'he Ia7-
pose indicated.
At 3 J.. Nj. the convention met in the audi
cree room for religious services.
Reading Of Scriptures and PRAYER bv Rev.
". K. French ct Brunswick; Sermon Is
Rev. {. Purrington, Pressure ls!e. Subject
OF the speakers discourse >pirati3n ot the
lloly Spirit, founded on ,Ioha NV chapter.
18th ana 10th verses.
Iho sermon in the cvv.iHs We preached
Lily Rev. Fannie = Roberts, pastor Of the
church at Kit ~ She chase fur her t.sy. tiia
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BELFAST.


Belfast, %. The Republican journal Of
this city will contain tomorrow a letter from
Hon. Charles p. kimball, for two years the
democratic candidate for Governor, absolute
ly declining another nomination. This letter
is addressed TO W. II. Simpson, Esq, editor
Of Tie Journal, who, in a recent article, urged
upon the democracy of Maine to again ten
der the position to Mr.. Kimball ard upon
hiia to accept