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Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-07-25
DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CON-
u SUTTON OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.

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Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-07-25

In smother connection Mr.. Tilton admit
ted that"My Complaining Friend,"t whom
one Of bis celebrated letters which goes I'M
der thst name WA addressed, had no exis
tsnce whatever. It Was, he said, q device OF
his TO quiet down the scandal, "althoneh
Elizabeth told me at the time that IL wonld
make 1t all the worse"
During the examination on Tuesday, Mr..
TYlton stated facts which proee incontests.
bly, that he was himself the sole inspiration
OF the woodruff scsndal, and that he gave
Mrs. woodruff all the alleged facts on
which her exposure was founded. Among
other things In answer to the Question
whether no had said anything to Woodruff
redeoting on the integrity Of Beecher before
woodruff published her scandal Tilton said
freely" Wy
1t has also come to light that T,lton did
the Woodruff woman's meeting and used a,
one indncement the necessity Of conciliat Ii or
Mrs: Woodhuli, who, he said, was in pos
session OF damaging rumon concerning hin
ana would possibly use them against him
He told Beecher that he had bsttsr look ont
| or Woodruff would injure him.
With reference 10 but one action in pre-.
| siding over that meeting Tilton says that b,
reached the hall only ton minutes before tn,
meeting commenced; Woodruff was indic
nant because there was not q man there VIII,
dared to introduce her, and Tilton said b,
dared do 1t and would do 1t. He said he t1i(
not know what her utterances would be. al
| though he might have known, o. the proof,
were In his office; he had not read them
The most extreme things she said, however
were not In her manuscript, hut were wins
be calls "ebuliitions OF the moment
THROWS WORD TIE ONLY EVIDENCE.
The following question was put to Tiltor
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w Gather 1teports.
WASHINGTON, july q

WASHINGTON, July %, / A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES
For New England and the Middle Atlantic
States, partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
southeast to southwest w;nds, slight changes in
temperature and falling barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-19
The Boston ColIectorship.

BOSTON, FEB. l..
The nomination Of VIM. A Simmons to
tr Boston Collectorship. took the com
"lH;l by surprise, aud is evidently not
YIilr. The Boston 4drsrtiser saws of it =.
go. the score or more talked of in this
e'uuection since new appointment be-
came probable, this was not enc. That
r has been secretly and adroitly work
ami was sprung in season to prevent
Irecrtable competitors from fairly
-tN.i- the field. The nomination is OBJ
r'Houabie from evers point OF view, and
I-.t upt 20 be confirmed
meeting of merchants is talked of in
,.-sil Hall. 10 protest against the con-
'.u..tioA OF Mr.. simmons for Collector
~lF The Boston Evening Journal saws
tte nomination. I'VE cannot bu; think
Sid. there ha~ been some terrible delusiou
,Ic matter. even while we write we are
'.i from Washington. that the President
.'- received assurances that the nomina
.'A gives general satisfaction to our
rchauts. This is al wrong. 1t is hard
'H i"i man in the business circle, Of
Boston who does not condemn the nomi-
AF.oa la tae most explicit and earnest
.ern>."
The Boston HrIH says, ''the President
las displayed his usual disregard for
qualifications. We cannot consider Nj.
n'nons proper man for such 4 position.
Merchants Of Boston Will not 50 consider
h.a-"
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Murder rial.

NEW YORK, Feb. Il.
The trial Of John J.. Summons. for the
murder OF Nicholas W. Durgan. terminated
'il~ evening. The summing up Tor the
defence by John Graham. occupied fonr
hours, aud District Attorney Phelps spoke
'wo hours. The jury found a verdict of
uau> Slaughter in the third degree At the
request of the Counsel. the sentence was
deferred to Thursday.
\ Washington special says. strong
pressure viii be brought to bear on the
President, by the members of the mass
CATION not favorable to the nomination
Nr. simmons tor the Coliector>hip. To
luce him to Withdraw the nomination.
- ! substitute some person acceptable 10
ia- nti-Butler element in Mass. Mr.
H,..er i confident that the Senate will
craiirm simmons; heproposes to stand by
i'u. and resist any substitution of any
o..r name for the office
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SYMPTOMS. OF cArAmxm.

Obstruction of nasal passages. discharge fall
ing into throat, sometimes profuses, watery,
acl id. or thick and tenacious. mucous. puru-
lent. bloody. putrid. offensive, etc. In others
n dryness, weak or infiamed ewes, ringing in
ears. deafness, alterations. scabs from ulcers
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath
smell and taste, etc. Few only of above
symptoms likely to be present in any case at
one time.
To cure-take Or. Pieice's Golden Medical
Discovery earnestly, 10 correct the blood and
system. which are always at fau It, also to nc.
specifically, As II does.upon the diseased glands
and lining membrane of the nose and its COM
municating chambers. The more sce OF this
odious disease, the more positive is my belief
that If We would make treatment perfectly sue
ce>sful in curing II, we must use constitutional
treatment 10 act through the blood. as well as
soothing and healing local application. DR..
sagc's Catarrh. Remedy, when used warm and
srplied with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche, effects
cures upon "comm"n sense" rational and
scientific principles. by its mild, soothing and
healing properties. to which the disease gradu =
ally Yields. when the system has been but IN
perfect order by the use OF the Golden Medical
Discovery. This j. the only perfectly SAFE
scientific and and successful mode OF acting up
on and healing it.
80 successful has the above course Of treat
ment proven that the proprietor offers $500
reward for cl.c he can not cure. All the
means sold by Druggists. X. V. PIERCE NJ b.,
Prop ictor. Buffalo, Y. Y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA. Feb. Il. 1874.
the Judiciary Committee voted to re-
port adversely on the bill to allow hine
d9r'r~ 20 reuder a verdict in certain eases
also, on the Calais Court bill.
\ bill will he reported tomorrow max
in- the punishment for murder impflsoh-
m-nt for life in all cases where II Is now
death. lfthis bill fails OF enactment, Inc
Committee agree to report IA bill making
more certain the death penalty. A vote
taken on the Inn-holder bond matter. re-
suited in a tie vote 4 to 4.
The committee on ways and means gave
a hearing on the several bills presented in
accordance with the tax Commissioner,
report.
Hon. A. w. Paine, the commissioner. ex-
Inued the provisions of the bills. The
hearing will be continued tomorrow.
The committee on cuonties voted To re-
N'-t reference, To the next legislature
0..l order OF notice on petitions for the
ueN counties ct Appleton. The Commit
trr ON agriculture voted to report are
solve appropraiing sl2 800 Tor the State
a-rjcuitural College.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-19

Goaldsboro.
We have received communication
from writer in this town, inveighing Sc
persons. who anonymously SANDER their
neighbors and in mean and contemplate
manner attempt to injure the good name
of their superiors. We agree perfectly
with the sentiments expressed, but are OF
the opinion that the article is not of suffi
cient general interest to warrant its publ
cation, and besides. bestows too much
notice on a class Of Shiny reptiles, who
should be ignored and stunned by all re-
spectacle people.
Mr.. Stephen l.. Kingsley has SO far
able to resume his labor in Dist. No. 3.
where he has been teaching with much
success during the winter,
The Schr. Sea Pigeon, owned by Capt
William Handy of Prospect Harbor. is now
''hauled up" at that port where she will be
thorough, repaired, and receive the addi-
ton Of ''hush house,"
A three masted schooner Of about
three hundred tons burthen will be built at
West GOuldsbOro in Shaw's Yard during
the comming summer. The principal part
Of her will be owned by the people in that
vicinity who will furnish the best OF materi-
ais. and the experience of Mr.. Salisbury,
the master workman, will undoubtedly
render her a first class vessel. Capt. Eben
c. Rosebrooks OF Cranberry Isle will be
master. r.
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Obituary

Mrs. France, II. Black. aged %. widow Of
the late Col. John Black. II i, seldom in thi.
co immunity that Death has cast a shadow 40
dark and 80 broad or that so many among M
OF all classes feel the sadness Of a personal be-
reaNemeni. Mrs. Black came to Ellsworth
from Taunton. Mass. the place Of her birth.
more than Ifty years ago. and ha. ever zinc.
been prominently identified with all it, social
Interests. she was 4 woman OF cultivated in
Tel Get, refined tastes, and warm and generous
heart. She had the rare and happy faculty.
t''5. we might call tof adjusting herself with
out apparent effort to all the var, ng circum-
stances and conditions OF society. She Wa. tn,
NE of every circle that she entered. There
wa> wonderful magnetism in her presence
which made her equally welcome 10 the grave
anu 10 the gay, 10 the Old and 10 the Young.
Blessed in her later life with abundant mean.
Of maniieSiins her generos ity, she felt the re-
sponsibility of her stewardship few know.
save those who were the recipients 81 iui
bounty. he~' man, ,VuHg pet sons She aided in
their Efforts To- obtain the know ledge essential
10 their happiness and success in life. For the
poor the afflicted and the unfortunate. she had
4 >ympathiznc heart and An open hand. She
was not oNcr-criiical ia regard 10 the merits Of
those who sought her aid. il was enough for
her 10 know that they suffered, and that she
had power 10 help them. Her generosity was
NO doubt due in part TO the warm sympathies
which nature gave her from the first, but it
was alse largely due 10 the lessons She learned
while sitting At the feet Of JESUS. "Ye are not
your own" 1T i, more blessed to give than
10 receive"
Many years ago under the pressure OF a great
sorrow IN the death OF her first husba nd. Jo-
seph A. " God. Esq, she felt how insufficient
this world is TO sustain and comfort Weak,
sorrowlng and slmo.i desparing her ewes were
opened to see the fountains where the weak
are made strong. and the dcspairng are com
forted and the weary find rest-shc went there
and Wa, satisfied. Her piety was unpretending
and unostentatious, bat its sincerity was man
Tested by her abiding interest in whatever
concerned the welfare of Christ's kingdom by
her love for the house of God. and BY her low
ing Christian charity.
Her dying testimony was. Il know in whom
i have believed, her dying hope was, "Chrst
loves me and love Him.
II !, sad 10 think that her beamirg counte-
nance will no more be seen, nor her CHEEKY
voice any more be heard in our social gather
ins> and that her place vii! be vacant in our
earthly worship, but it is pleasant TO think that
she rests from the WEAKNESS and pains of her
long sickuess-it is joyful TO hope that she has
Joined the great multitude Of the shining ones
who have washed their robes and made them
White IN the blood of the Lamb. Con-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-19

The subscribers to NJ. ii. Andrews
Class in Dancing. will meet at Hancock
Hall. Thursday evening. Feb. I'd. ladies
at I. Gents at 0 Z. NJ. A Juvenile Class
will be formed at 80 in the afternoon
Ladies will be admitted to this class.
DR. Homer. assisted by Drs. Psrcher.
Fulton. Osgood, ard Brimmer, removed a
large tumor from the neck of Mr.. James
Carnihan, who came from New Castle on
the Merimichi river, New Brunswick. to
have the operation performed. Mr.. Carn-
han is doing nicely, AID bids fair to recov-
er from the operation without AN unfayora-
BILE symptom.
Mayor Young Judge Peters and Al
derman lIartshorn have recently visited
the Capitol The latter gentleman WAS
given leave 10 Withdraw aud the two for
mer probably succeeded in Obtaining q
charter for Democratic cheese factory.
the County Commits toner's are pre-
pairing TO issue an order. directing the Sc
lectmen of the several towns In this coun-
Is to insert an article in their warrants for
the next town meeting. To see if the in
hsbitants will vote to authorize said Com
missioners 10 make u loan OF SIS. 900 for
the purpose of building new jail"
LARGE OVARIAN TUMoR. We copy from
Western paper an authentic report of "A
successful operation for the removal of An
OVARIAN TUMoR of a solid form, which
weighed uPw ards Of 800 thirty pounds
The operation was performed ON the 18th
day of August last by DIR. John HOMER
who is NOW visiting his friends in the East.
lie is stopping at the City Hotel. Ellsworth
At the present time.
lnE ELLSWORTH PACKtT.-The Polt.
land Press says that the Schooner Frank
Pierce has carried. the past season. from
tins port TO Ellsworth, from Long Wharf.
ISIS barrels -four. 10 900 bushels corn. LOB
hog>heads molasses. l9S barrels sugar
2G59 bushels oats besides large quantities
of various other kinds of merchandise
This schooner has been on thi, route eight
years and l. beng put in repair for the next
season.
We would call especial attention to
the advertisement OF Geo. :. Stone Il Co..
manufactures of Stat Coating PANT.
From testimonials we have seen aud from
a specimen 81 Single covered with this
paint. which may he seen at this office. we
are satisfied that it i in every way desir-
able article and will give satisfaction 10
al! who may use il. Its frmness. durabi!-
ity and the ease with which il NAV be ap-
Piled, together with is cheapnes. and
eapability of making light roof, and the
protection II affords against fire, are rec
concentrations which must give it an i'm
mense sale.
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City ana County.

Ellsworth
Hens now lay TOR 20 cts. per dozen.
The City of Chelsea was reported all
r'yh. At Vineyard Haven, Feb. oth.
The Baptist sabbath School numbered
last sunday 2lI teachers and scholars.
Sunday was delightful. spring-like
day and the churches were unusually we'll
filed.
Trial Justice Somerby last week i'm
posed fine of So and costs on Peter Cain
for a single drunk and Peter for want of
funds reoccGpied his old room in the public
house on the hill.
The City Council have appointed a
comm tee to inquire into the expediency
of purchasing for the use of the Fire De
partment. the new chemical fire engine,
known as the Little Giant.
Several of our gay and festive gray
haired men intend to enliven few OF the
dull hours OF this dullest of seasons. by
inaugurating series of dances at Han
cock Hall under the direction OF Mr.. An
drews Of Bangor.
The Ladies OF the Baptist Society pro-
pose ON the evening of March 4th, to give
az Antiquarian Supper aud an Old Folks
Concert or au Antiquarian Concert and au
Old Folks Supper, we don't know which.
Tie members of Zimmerman Hose Co
No ! will give grand Ball at Hancock
Hail on Friday evening next. The boys"
know how to run a dance and it is hoped
they may have good company as the pro-
needful apparatus TO make them more eff
Gent as hoserhen. A general invitation to
tiremen from adjoining towns.
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Surry.


GOLDEN WEDDING.-February 10th, Is
n, Capt. Robert Hopkins and Miss Abigail
Hammond. both of Surry, were united in
marriage. On Thursday last. Feb 10Th.
1874, ;hey celebrated their Golden Wedding.
About forty of their relatives and friends
assembled at their residence at South Sur.
ny. L" congratulate them on that Joyous
occasion. At high noon the company
gathered in the parlor. when few words
Of greeting were said. and prayer offered
by their pastor, Rev. L. s. Trip. after
which we repaired to the dining room and
partook of bountiful dinner. there in
readiness.
After dinner an original poem was read
by Miss Sarah NJ. Joy, OF Ellsworth. and
Que by Miss Helen l.. Hopkins, in which
was reference by name to each of the
eight children they had reared A puzzle.
the answer TO which was Golden Wedding.
was also read by Miss Nancy joy We
were then led TO a table in another room
on which were spread the presents. Two
pairs silver goblets lined with gold--two
drinking cups of the same-two silver nap
kin-rings-two loaves of cake, and about
5000 in cash
1t was splendid social gathering. and
the company left early in the afternoon
we'll pleased with the whole affair.
Mr.. Herbert 1ilden. of the junior
Glass OF Colby University. has Just closed
a successful term of school at Surry Vii
lage He taught the same school last
winter Out of about 40 scholars, six
were not absent one hall day; viz: Lizzie
L. Millken, Lizzie Wood. Lizzie Higg ms,
Howard Treworgy. Hinckly Merrill. and
George A. Lord. The Primary school in
this district under the successful! instruc-
ton of Miss Sarah b. Milliken win close
this week. This is her third term in
this District.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. Tilden,
who has taught singing school, in addi-
ton to his day school, gave pleasing con-
cert, mostly of sacred music, In the Bap-
tist Meeting House. rs.a -''t
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indian Oespredations.
OMAHA, NIB. Feb. |

OMAHA, NDB. Feb. L.
'r. HIville agent al Fort Laramie
writes tina, the northern indians have COM
'A cd recent Expectations that the O.-
..l.n- have guarded the agency since the
) b. ling o. Frank Appleton. The Bucks
shot The Indians who killed Appleton and
t'-' ap-dreI the males stolen. Agent How
ar. states thar spotted tail has put guard
"'"r the agency. Lieutenant Robinson's
nainS with hi, widow, left for the East
Yesterday. The House of James Grey
".r Lincoln. Neb.. was burned We sterdav
"'tn three children. Nothing has been
'"",d here OF the burning Of Red Willows
allkiilins Of citizens by the Sioux. The
report is believed to be unfoumded.
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guests to attempt to go home, and all &C.
cepted the kind invitation Of the host to
remain all night. Alter a nights quiet
rest the company rose early, but found
that the storm had not abated and that the
roads were blocked with snow, deeper than
the Oldest person had ever before known.
However, the ladies decided that they must
go home. and as with them, where there
is ,ciii. there is a tcay,' the attempt was
made, and happily, after great effort, all
safely reached. during the day, their re-
spectiye home. In spite OF this nnpreee-
dented storm, all concurred In the opinion
that it was most enjoyable time.
ONE Or THE NUMBER
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ID | T. ID.

Obituary notices, beyond the Dae, Name and
Age must be pad for
Ellsworth-lith inst, Mrs. Frances II. Black
widow OF the late Col john Black. aged 70
years.
salem. Ma>s.-iith inst. Mrs Mehitsbc
BucAmorc, W.T., Of samuel B4ckmore Of this
city, aged about - years
Mt. Dcscrt-l3th inst, Mr.. Emily Mason.
wife OF Timothy Mason. aged b yelr-
Gondsboro-Mr~. Mary, wife OF eamucl
Young, aged % year..
Mrs. Y. was universally esteemed and was II
Kind and good raotiIer. fer more than thirty
wears. She was sfsithful and consistent mem
Der Of the Baptist church and her death i. :.
hcaNy To-. :" the community, the church and
CON
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BiUehiIl.

Bisehill.
Mr. w. Collins, Esq. of East Bnehill
has recently closed a $50. 100 contract with
the contractors for building the new
county and city building in Philadelphia,
for furnishing the stone Tor the coping of
the first story. The building will cost
between lifleen and twenty millions of
dollars. and will be one of the finest il not
the finest in this country. The granite on
MIR. Collins quarry is not surpassed for
iineness and beauty. by any in New Eng
land and was selected by the architect as
being superior 10 all other kinds offered.
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sasueasviiie.
-vnvvis IN this district taught bv
Mr.. Frank ). Bickford, OF Warren. hay.
closed amer some ten Weeks We consider
Mr. Bickford very promising teacher.
We recently had a very pleasing cpl
sode in our Sunday evening Bible class,
and prayer-meeting, in the presentation by
the singers, and others OF our district. Of
a beautiful, illustrated copy OF the Bible.
to Mr.. VIM. Byard, for his earnest and
valuable services in leading the choir. and
praciicing with it in this school district.
Yesterday was gala day on the
"Reach." The ice being strong enough.
there was some thirty teams, horses and
sleighs, on it, and ''foot people" to match,
say one hunderd and fifty persons from
Sedgwick, BROOKLYN, and Deer-Isle. They
have in Deer-Isle. some really fine horses,
and among them there was some fine step
pers. Capt. Benz Haskell's bay gelding
carryin. off the palm. Last night, rain
took the snow of the ice, and to-day there
is quite business doing in fitting up the
ice-boats. q.
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Foreign Ports.
NJ A X X Il r. ID.

Eisworth-l5th inst. at the residence Of
John Reed Mr.. Frank Dow and Miss Florence
Clements, both Of Ellsworth.
Bucksport-l5th inst, by Rev. A. /. skin
ner. Mr. Frank Cunningham and Miss Linnie
r. Coombs, both Of Bucksport
Winter isrbor-l3th inst, By VIM. Rand,
Esq. Capt. Enoch ;. Rrkford ard Miss Ssbra
l.. sargent. both Of inter Harbor.
Goullisboro-li.h inst, by II. NJ Sowlc
ESD. Mr.. Enos ;. Tracy of Gould,borO, and
Miss Clara T.. Cleaves of Steuben
Lamoine-ljth inst, at the parsonage, by
Rev. T.. A. Van kleeck. Mr.. Edward T. Young
OF Lamoine anil Miss Amanda T.. Hopkins OF
Eden.
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ACommou form. OF ludi~~.,son

Is oppression after eating. or depressing III
ness OF the spirits; with hstulence, or Del
ching up Of wind. aud almost always flows
CostINencss. Dir. Harrison. Peri.taltiuoz-
enges give quack and permanent relief. hey
are pleasant. portable. do not require inease
OF dose, never grippe. and for Constipa'n of
the Bowels, Piles. Headache. Dizziness, Iegu-
larities, and other Female Weakness, tn are
Incompatible. Trial box, 30 cts. Largpox.
20 cts. mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HAkRISON'S ICELAND BALSM,
. splendid cure ior COUG&s. HOARsENE and
al TnkOAT and LUNG e0mplsints. r sale
BY 4. 8. HARRISON = CO. hoptors,
No. fremont Temple. Boston andy all
Druggists.
1m0S -
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Sufferers with PILES should erect a monu-
ment to DIR. SlLsBEE. for his benefcent dis
covery Of ANAkESIS. an infal,ible cure of
PILES-a failure in 10000 eases has not been
recorded. II is simple supposi'ory. painless
and easy OF application. gives instant reiefa acts
rs an instrument, soothing poultice and medi.
cine. and can not fail to cure. Lotions, ONT
ments. and intern al RENE dies msy fail but An.
akesis IL intailible. Price hoo. Sold w Drug
gists everywhere. PRINCIPAL Depot, 48 Walk
err ST. New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-19

Within the Whole Range OF tonic aud alter.
ative medicine known. none II entitled TO more
CONSIDERATION than the Peruvian Syrup. In all
cases Of enfeebled or debilitated constitution il
Is The very remedy needed. The most positive
proof OF this can he ad,luced,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-19

VIM. d. Swazey, Esq, OF Bucksport,
has taken a contract to supply Philadelphia
parties with five thousand tons of ice. He
is getting the ice from Great Pond, and
business in that line is good, giving EN-
ployment 10 thirty-nve teams and about
fifty men.
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Religions Services Il this City each SUNDAY.

tpNGREGAT1ONAL.-S School al 10 30
\ NJ Preaching al ID and "a P.M
BAPTIST sabbath school at r. NJ Preach
M al 10 and i 7. NJ.
ONIIARiAN.-sabbaih School at 10 80 A. NJ.
Preaching At , rs and a F. VI.
tAIHoLIc--Preachmg twice month at lOi
clock A NJ sabbath School at r. NJ.