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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11
3NaIIomell lUral NfMs.

The cotton IN III in this city is now mauufac.ur-
ing about siSty-oight thousand yard. of goods per
week, comprising sheetings, jeans, prints, &c.
The company have recently mmenced weaving
fancy got d, for coat Innings and other uses hay-
ing attached to their looms fifty shedd ng engines,
and will aid more : may be deemed expedient.
These goods are woven 10 stripes checks, dia-
monds ard other aretes, requiring from two to
sixteen harm, sses more, according TO pattern.
Peculiar skin is required in arranging patterns
and supcrintending the manufacture of fancy
goods but the success of the enterprise is fully
ensured. The company now use about thnty.fy
bales Of cotton per week, and consume weekly
about thirty tons o coal to run two CoIlss eng nes
OF combined capacity Of two hundred and forty
horse power. The goods manufactured are sold
in New York and Boston, and rate deservedly
high in the MAJ ket. We give list of officers and
overseers OF the mill as follows. jas. NJ Harvey,
Agent; Chas. X. Howe, Clerk aud Payma,ter;
W lizard OTIS, Overseer Of Caiding; Major Good =
win, Spinning; Chas. A. Brown, Dressing; JOS
A. Ilutchns, Weaving; Henry b. Sauborn Cloth
Department; Ioring c. Allen, Repairs; Charles
@. Richardson, Engineer. We are happy to learn
that the prospects for business encouraging,
aud that a constant improvement is manifest in al
Departments of the enterprise.
Mr. Albert ii. Davis of this city, informs US
that he has finally concluded to close bis bust
ness here in few weeks, and remove to Bridge
port, Conn, where more extended field of en-
terprise awaits lin. Our citizens W i'll regret the
departure Of hims elf and family from amongst rs
and they may be assured Of carr wing with them the
best i,hes Of this entire community for their
happiness and pi osperity in their new home
Tue Chairman of cur experimenting School
Committee informs that the following new
teachers have been engaged: Miss Eta Low
ell, Vaughn Scnool Miss Fannie b. johnson.
North Mann School, and VI ISIS Mary F. Currier,
Iaughton School Mrs. Mary A. Hopkins has
been transferred from the Vaughn School to the
South Grammar School. The other teachers re-
tain their POSITIONS as heretofore.
Fishing schooners and other small craft are now
bringing general assortment Of Il n and Holsters
to the kcnnebec markets.
Union religious services will be held in the
South Congregational vestry to-day, Fast Day.
at the usual hour IN the forenoon. The bell will
announce the time Of service.
Roads in the couEtrv said to be iearfully
muddy, rendering travelling anything but a pleas
ure. An improvement will soon be manifest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11
hr.p Cool -Don't Get Ku III Z Il

The Standard is mad because it didn't get the
city reports to print this year. 1t had no earthly
right to them. TIE reports of the republican city
officials for the year 1877, are more the prop
er of the present democratic hoard of aldermen
in regard to their publication, than are the
pocket books of the individual members of the
old city courcil. The old ely council had q
right to order the printing Of the reports of their
several officers. The work was entirely unsolic-
tied by MS; but the members of that council
showed most excellent judgment in bringing the
job to the Journal Office, where it could he exc
cuted in an expeditions and workmanlike man
ner. Next year, if the Standard man wi keep hi.
temper, aud be a real goodltle man. and furnish
itself with book department. TO its office, it may
print the reports of the democratic officers; VIC
shan't even expect the job. At present the Stand
ard man knows more about the BlOody Purpuro
than he does about printing-and that knowledge
is confined to what somebody has told him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April 10, 1878.
FLOUR-ENtra spring 1 5Oa5OG: western $50 I;
southern W.
WHEAT No. spring lllall1s; No. . gilt edge
lO9-i Regular. 1854 Cash. l06ha-; May,
le%a June, l.ll-al.ll&; So.3, I've; reject
ed sjla.
CohN sales git ed-e, 4oi.; regular. 391.a-;
cash 3S-a-; April, 3yHa-; May, 4o.a-; June
B'. iiJh July, +34; rejected 35-. ."
zOAfo- Cash 81; April 2d. 400; May, 26.
y :, Jure ls}4 ,sL.
RYE $50.
BARLEi-ti-
DkES, SID HOGS u ila4.l2A
PORk-Casn S1j-a9.l5-; April 9.l5--L2.h. /;
8 GOA. May 92ha!5 June 9s7haso; July y.45
LAkD-Cash !. 5-a I2n Apl 7IS-a7.l5;
May 7lOal!Ia; June, $50 a50: July ,.l2-a7.l5.
BULK MEATS shoulders 81 5I, short rib
sides > as; short clear rib = so !, clear sides
j4.a6a.
WHISkEY-i0t.
rREiGHrS-Corn to Buffalo 31s cents wheat
do I cents.
RECEiP rS-Flout 10000: wheat $1,000; corn.
1000; oats Coo rye s5,OU0: barley 1900.
SHiPM GATs-tlodr I0.O0o; wheat n 500; corn
li9rn: Oats % 600: rye $500; barley 1900.
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WIN ALIiAV EN-
Strike.

Strikr.
RooKLAND, April 10. The strike CT the stone
cutters at Vinahaven, belonging to the Granite
Cutters Union, con inues. The strikers numl er
about two huudied. They are quiet and peace a
bic, but Sc, determined to hold out. Tney
have received contributions flom Hurricane, and
more is promised. Their committee held a seco nd
interview with Superintendent Bodwel of the
Granite Company, Tuesday, bat no result was
reached A large number Of blacksmiths AID
quarry men were disc ha ged Nj nday, but arc rca-
dy to work any time. Mr. Bodwell president Of
the company, is expected to arrive on Wednesday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11

On Friday morning, the Mousam River Mills
at Stafford Corner. were entered by burglars,
who made attempt to blow open the safe, which
contained 81, 900 in bonds and other securities,
but they failed. Ftom here they went TO the
mills OF the Springvale Manufacturing Company
in Springvse, two miles distant, where they at
tempted to break open the safe, with the same
poor luck.
The little son of Vim. X. Peabody of Gilead
cut his foot very severely few days since while
trying to chop wood. Two of his toes were near
ly cut oh,-only hanging by the cord. The little
fellow is doing we'll.
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HEART DISEASE CURED.

AMER1CUs, GA, Nov 9TH, 1877.
This is to certify that was taken 18th disease
of the heart, in February. 1879, and suffered foi
six seven months, when my attending physician
told me that had neuralgia or apoplexy of the
heart and that there was no chance for me. Mr..
John l.. Oliver sent me word 10 try Dr. Pierce s
Medical discovery, which did, and found relief
from the first dose; after using four bottles was
enabled to go to my daily labor, and have contin
ued at work ever since, never feeling any symp.
toms oil the disease. 1t is certainly great med
cine.
g. ". HEATH, THOS. EDWARDS.
W. R. JOHNSTON, Witnesses.
JOHN l.. OLIVER
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Dtrn.

In HAloetll Arrl9. Of diphtheria. Porter r.
son "fH'nry A. and Elizabeth Me ,rs, aged years
AMI Months
In farmngdale April 10, Mr.. Samuel seavey,
aged about 20 years.
In Troy Mar. =, Leonard Avery Of Plymouth,
az, ~ wears
In sidney, APR 4. Thomas Avery, aged Is years,
brother of the above
In Cana, April ., Di. George ". Ne -rill, aged
81 years months.
In North Wa. ne, April /, MR.. Susan wortley.
aged ~ Years
In south sanford, April |, Mrs. Anna Goodw in,
aged II year,.
In Casco, Mar. 81, Martha H { Hin, aged so
Ypnrs months.
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Disasters to Maine Vessels.

The Consul at st. Thomas announces the total
los of the big Abbie Tttcomb of Portland, Me;
on Onagade Reefs, the y Of March. The crew
reach ST. Thomas in on open boat, and was taken
in charge by the Consul there
Barque Carlton, Allen from Melbourne for
Browse Island, was totally wrecked during gale
near the latter pl.ce She registered 424 tons
was built in Calais in 1863.
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HEAVY ZZLEMENT.
The Union Mills of Fall River " i'll Prob
ably be Involved.

FALL RIVER, April 10. S. Angler Chase is re-
ported as having emt tzlled Slo0 900 of money of
the Union Mills, OF wblch he was treasurer, and
the mil will probably be put into insolvency. The
dtfalcauon has been going on for a number of
years, and has created immense surprise, lie
was formerly State Senator Tor two Years, and a
State Rel rest ntatiye from this distinct, aud was
always regarded IA, man of honor AID one Of
our most pruminen ut citiEeus.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Secretary Sherman and New York Bank
eTs in Council.

NEW YoKK, April 10. bank President, who
was present at the conference with Sherman YES
telday, says as representative meeting of bank
Presidents, tue conference was not large enough.
There was only small number of bank officials
present, and many banks were not invited to send
representative; but the meeting had one good
effect, it disposed of the question that there is
an antsgoni,m between the banks and Secretary
sherman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11

The house in Readfeld, about one third Of a mile
south of the depot, occupied by Mr.. Charles +.
Sswtelle, wa, entirely consumed by fire on Tues
day evening, at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Sawtelle and fam
lily had been out for the evening, and were return
ing, when to their great dismay, they saw their
house in flames, the fire first showing itself on the
roof. They had left kerosene lamp the ia
Bile, and fire in the cook stove. The neghbors
who were apparently sleeping soundy, were
aroused, and concentrated their efforts on saving
the barn, which stood some distance from the
house. This they succeeded in accomplishing
But the house and ell, with their entire contents,
were destroyed. Loss on house and furniture
about $500.
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RaiirOad Matters.

No. TROY, April 10. News is Just received
here from Montreal that the troubles between the
Passumslc and S. +. railroads have been COIL
promised. 1 he 5. Z. railroad company are to
take aud operate the Mssisquo 4 Clyde River
road, which has been the bone OF coutertment.
Through trains from Montreal TO Boston will
run as before the trouble begun.
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TAXES 1876-1677.

A LII PERSONS, who have not paid their taxes
n for 1876 and 1877 are notified that without de-
lay or further warning, l shall proceed against
them by an arrest, seizure oil property or action
OF de BIT, accordingly AS in my judgment the inter
ests OF the city require. There will be no excep-
tons as to persons, and no escape except by i'm
mediate payment. No promise will avail. BE
ready each one and ali. ANY delinquent 10 liable
20 be the first victim.
SAMUEL w. LANE, Collector.
Augusta, April 10, 1873. apllO- i6w&w3w
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FOSIY CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. April 10.
SENATE.

Nj. SargeLt, from naval affairs, reported a bill
to :egur appointments of cadet midshipmen In
the naval a, ademy at Annapolis. Placed on claen-
der.
! Mr.. Voorhees, offered resolution directing the
committee on pensions 10 report bill granting
pensions to soldiers OF the war of 1912, the r wild
ow and oipl ans and said he would call it up the
30h.
The bill to prevent depiedations upon property
in the District OF Columbia, pa sed.
On mot on of Mr.. Hill, the Senate took up the
bill for the rehet OF john Z. Mc3urney, late col
lector OF internal revenue for the ID district Of
Georgia.
A debate upon the alleged deficiencies as appar-
emily shown by report Of the Secretary OF the
treasury in ISL, sprang up.
Mr.. DAVIS OF West NIIg MIA, claimed that this
report showed actual defalcation of the collec-
tors Of internal revenue. to an amonnl Of 000-
900, and Dawes ceutended il was but apparent
deficit growing out OF the mode OF accounting bv
the treasury department of all uncollected Ieve-
nue. being charged TO collections until finally set
tied by the department.
Mr.. Allison said that in the talk referred to by
Davis, the collector whose case was now before
tue senate, McBurney. stood a def4ulter to the
amount of over $4,000, while the report of the
committee he owed the government but SO 600,
which WAS taken by his deputy on the part of Nc.
Burney.
After further debate the bill passed.
Mr.. Matthews offered an amendment to the
bill to repeal the resumption act. Referred TO
the finance committee.
Mr. Eaton gave notice that he would ca1l nm his
resolution in relation to the arrest Of Ben amin
Noyes after the morning hour tomorrow.
The chair submitted communication from the
Secretary of Wa, transmitting the reports of
Gen. q. q. Howard and A. a. Terry. Referred
to the committee on printing.
Mr.. Gordan moved to amend the journal by
which it appeared that the House bill to restore
Gen, Shields to position on the retired list of
the regular army was referred to the military
committee, after considerable discussion which
showed the journal was correct. he withdrew the
motion.
/ The Senate at : 40 resumed the consideration
unfinished business of yesterday, OF the bill 10 re-
peal the bankrupt act.
Mr.. McCressy said the judiciary had assigned
to him the charge of the bnl. lie should oppose
ali efforts TO amend the present law Tor if ii took
live months III the winter 10 perfect the former
bill, what could they expect to do with new bill
in the warm summer months.
Mr.. Matthews of, red sub ,tltute for the bill
(his own hiiD to establish uniform law the
subj ct Of bankruptcy, lie agreed with Mr. Nc
Creary that the present law contained little that
was that was good, and that little was so harras-
STD by delays and yexatons as to be hardly worth
consideration.
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IL ANtstjiS.


BANGOR, April 10. A building on the Bryant
estate, occupied by Joseph Kent for toing hay,
was burned with horse and two carriages Tonight
Hay insured for 81 900. Kent, los, about $500.
Building old and uninsured.
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W ASIiINt;TON.
Republican Caucus.

WASHINGTON, April 10. The joint republican
causus oi members Of both houses Of Congress
called for tins evening WILL ii Is thought, be large
~ attended, as the object Is to reach an agree
ment upon plan for vigorous campaign next
g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11

We print on our outside very interesting and
valuable address recently made in this city before
the "kenneb'c \ ISOLATION for the Protection Of
Fish and Game. by the President of the As,oci-
a'ion, DR.. G.. W. Martin.
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iOKlI.A Nd.
DrO Wued.

PORTLAND, April TO- Information was received
Monday that William O'Fnell, young man te-
longing in Portland, tell from ship Berths on the
9th of February, and although every { fort was
made to save him. he was drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11

NEwBURYroRr April 10. Edgar Shaw, super.
inttndent OF the MtTimac silver mine, IN pros
pectng tue Luther Moves property, has struck a
mineral vein traced 600 feet, winch % feet down
Is two feet vide. The first assay by Piof. Rich
ards of Boston, produced IS ounces of silver aud
Coz in gold
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SUICIDE IN CHELSEA.
A Woman fakes Morphine. then Cuts
Her Throat from Ear to Far.

HALLowrLL. April Is. The wife of Mr. John
Bishop of Chelsea, committed suicide to-day. Sue
had taken morphine enough TO Kill herself, and
then cut her thu ost from car to ear. She fingered
several houis. 1t is said she had made an attempt
at suicide before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11

Bank Matters.

LONDON. April 10. A discrepancy va, dscov-
cred in the books Of the Huron x Ele Loan and
Saving society here, and Manager l.. Giileson has
made the amount good by assigning his property
and he has been suspended,
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TRINITY COHMANDERY,

Stated Concla"e, Trinity Commanderv
FRIDAY Evening. April I2th. 1878, at :
O'Clock.
Sir knights will appear in iul RECALLS. The off
ders elect Will he in>tnlei be x. +. Past Grand
Commander John W. Il illou OF Bah. Tickets at.
hitting knights and their ladies may be obtained
AT J. f. Pierce's book store.
BY order OF the y. c.
J. W. CLAPP. Recorder.
Angurti, April 5, ISIS.
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tHarritn.

In Raymond, Mar. 20, MIR. Fred l.. Strout to Nj s.
Jennie telker. b. tn OF Raymond
Ia sanford, April 4, M Prescott Emery to Miss
Harriet l.. CLAYTON, both o. sanford.
In Nor, April Is, Mr. Nal \. Nelson of Gal-
yes on, Texas 10 Nis- rld Z. johnson of BAN
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GALA IS.


CALAIS April 10. Henry Hlbbard of Perry, a.
temple i to pass forged check on the National
Bank Of Calais, Wednesday. The forgery de-
tected II bbaid escaped.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

There large fire at Lancaster, N. H., on
Monday night. Main street was partially des-
iroyed loss, $4,000.
LONDON, April 10. Betting on the inter uni.
ver,ity boat race, Saturday next. 10 to on Ok
ford. These odds are taken freely
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Medals For bravery.
Gold medals are TO be rewarded to New York
policemen Mcbride aud liussey, who have each
saved OF lives. Inc lie saving bun eau of
tae treasury depa tment are having medals struck
Ewine's Financial Resolution.
An objection yesterday was made to the resou-
ton Offered by Ewing authorizing the sub COM
mtee of The committee on banking, to take testi-
muny in New York and Philsde phla The COM
mtue will summon witnesses Numbering TWEEN
Il or thirty, to Washington.
Financial.
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan to-
day amounted to S266 800 This includes quar-
ter OF a million flom the first national bank of
New ork.
Treasury Department.
Secretary Shei man and Attorney General Dew
have been in consultation all day In the sub
treasury with a number of bankers. 1t is rumor-
ed that a long discussion took place over the fig
ures which the secretary demanded for the bonds,
and that bankers want them at two per cent be-
low his valuation.
Restriction, paced on Memb rs OF Com
gress.
The bill introduced in the house to day BY
representative Turner imposes fine of not less
than 5000 or more than $4,000 upon any seua-
tor or representative who shall act an attorney
for any railroad or other corporation created hy
ted stat :, OF tor any mail contractor OF their
Assigns
Nominations Confirmed.
TIE Senate to day confirmed John. w. Hoyt
Of Wisconsin, Governor of Wyoming Territory.
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NEW YORK.

Hudson Canal Open.
Wafer was let into the Hudson canal ye.ter
day.
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' Err MONT.
Fire.

II. ii. Church was burned last night. by a kero-
sene lamp exploding Loss, sll00; insurance,
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The magnificent drama, "Tried by Fine" was
presented by the Grand Army, at Granite Hall,
last evening in manner which fully redeemed
all the promises Of success that have been made
in its announcement from day to Gay. The drama
itself is lively and in some of its scenes an cx-
citing representation OF the events of the late civ
il war. Ii is Of sufficient interest to hold the un
divided attention of the audience from the beg n
ming to the close. The parts were all well taken.
E. w. McMurdie in the leading part, proved
himself born artist. Maj. j. ID. Myrick as Col.
Vincent, showed a fine conception of tie military
commander, as did +. W, Moore, the rebel Colo
mel. Their hand-to hand encounter with swords,
WAS a very exciting and brilliant spectacle. Miss
Annie Btsinard acquitted herself finely in the
leading ieu ale character, her presentation of the
lora and the welcome home to the soldier boys.
displaying excellent powers OF elocution The
tableauS at the beg inning and close Of the drama
can scarcely be eVceled; TO witnes. them is alone
worth the plce Of mission. The play will be
repeated tonight, and we uust the hall may be
filed. Let our people bear 10 mind that the pro-
ceeds OF the military drama to be appropriated
to most worthy objects, viz. the soldiers Monu-
mcnt Association AID the Relief FuIl Of the g.
y. Il. Post in this city. The net proceeds are to
he divided equally between this popular pubic en-
ter, rise and worthy charity
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At the stated conolave of Trinity Commardcry
TO be held Friday evening, the 'f'icers elect Il
he installed by X. Z. Past Grand Commander
John w. Balou If Bath. The ccrcmpne, ae Il
he followed " ith festivities
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Mr. John May LOST valuable horse, on Tues
Law n ght, OF congt sti)n of the lungs.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
warner, cloudy, rainy weather, southerly winds
and falling barometer.
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An exchange ventures the remark that "the
time. are not hard with those who have plenty of
money" We think there arc not many who viii
be unable to perceive this.
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J. w Clapp is selling base and rubber ball, low
Ell than have ever been sold in this market new
stock just in.
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There will be services at the Christian church
on Northern avenue, in accordance with the proc
lamation of the Governor, to-day at , o'clock p.
". Also at oclocs in the evening. \ i are in
Yiled q aiinnl
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'Wc a'c 'o'oru' by fashion editor tna' cv-
changes viii continue 10 wear wrappers with paste
ornaments
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Messrs. lIoway Il Robinson of Auburn, whole
sale flour dealers, last week dispatched 1000 bar
rels of flour to customers.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suicide.
A Rich Mine.

BosToN, April 10. Billings Fisher. aged 81,
shot himself to-day at North Esston, Mas. rum
did il.
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loral ano state Nems.

Flock- OF wild geese are now daily passing
over 'he city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-11

A new disease, somewhat resembling diph-
liberia, has been raging among the horses in
Skowhegnn. Several have died
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This is to certify that attended Prof James
Rosedsles entertainment. given in our city on
Feb. 23l and was highly pleased and much in
strucied hy his desc iptions and Illustrations Of
Oriental customs and manners. His extensive &C
quain,snce with the Holy Land, and the people
etc, eushle him 10 give exhibitions that are well
worthy the PATRONAGE of all who are interested in
the study of the Bible, or who wish to learn about
the costumes and religions Of their fellow-me
Prof r also gave lecture in our church, on
Sunday evening. Feb. 9th. to audience that
filed the house in eyerv part; and the lecture
was deeplv interesting. | hope he may be greeted
with full houses wherever he may go.
(Sgncdl A. S LADD.