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LETTER VII.
--= March Cd, 1887,
Yours afeciionately,

My DEAR BROTHER -
promised to give you some account OF
the Review of DR.. Tyler's Remarks, which
was written by DR.. Taylor, and which ap.
peared in the Christian Spectator for Sep
tember, 1882. DR.. Porter, in letter da.
ted Charleston, Is. c. Dec. 8, 1882,
speaking of that Review, says, THAT
Review surprised and panied me exceed.
ingly. Indeed, it is the most exceptiona-
bic performance Of the kind, that ever
read. The temper Of it is unmanly, and
unchristian. Ii compares with some Of the
sectarian pamphlets on baptism, &c. which
read in my boyhood, though | think it
beats them all" That you may be able
to Judge of the BUSINESS of these remarks,
will give you few extracts. What the
Reviewer proposes, is, to examine :he the.
ores of Dr.. Tyler, in relation to the deprav.
ity Of man, and the divine permission Of
sin. In regard to the first theory he says:
"This theory is, that the nature Of man
since the apostacy, differs as really from
his nature before that event, as the naure
of lion which leads him to feed on flesh,
differs from that Of the OK, which leads
him 10 feed on grass. Accordingly he
asks, what inconsistency is there in sup
posing that there is in man, a native pro.
pensity 10 evil, propagated from parent 10
child, like other natural propensltIes ? On
this theory then We would offer the follow
ing remarks: 1t exhibits God, as the re-
sponsiblc author Of sin. We suppose DR..
Tyler TO believe, as others who have ad.
vanced the same theory, maintain, that this
propensity TO sin, is itself sinful; or as an.
other wri!cr affirms, is the essence Of all
sin. ."-"God therefore, according to
this theory, is the responsible author ofthat
in man, in which the essence Of all sin con.
sis:s; and actually damns the soul for be-
ing what he makes it, or causes it to be by
physical laws. If DR.. Tyler should say,
that the propensity TO SIN, Of which he
speaks, is innocent, still man as he comes
into being, is doomed to sin by Il natural
and fatal necessity. y."--"With such
propensity, man has not natural ability to
avoid sin. This is alike true, whether this
propensity be supposed to be sinful or in.
nocent." therefore, by the
laws of propagation, is naturally unable to
avoid sin, and to become holy, and there
foreis not moralasent." ."--"Accord:
ing to DR.. Tylcr's theory, sin must be good
in itself, and the only real good to man as
a moral bcing."- According to DR..
Tyler's philosophy, man in the act of be
coming holy, must be supremely selfish ,
-"Dr. Tyler's theory is inconsisen:
| with rndeniablc facts. Adam and Satan
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manner ior 371 or 50 cents. AS the first
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liable 10 b. mislad or destroyed, VIC hope
all, having a complete file, will have tAcm
neatly aud substantially bound. We have
on hand two or three hundred perfect cop
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furnish such gentlemen as arc desirious OF
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therefore, as have failed to receive their
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only as have renewed their subscriptions.
We have already considerable list Of sub.
scribers, which is rapidly increasing. We
shall continue to send the gratuity of Beet,
Mulberry seed, &c. until The season of SOW
ing is passed.
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Patent Office, jan. 80.

Sir :-IIearing of some great improve
mcnts that had .becl made in the common
corn, addressed letter to Mr.. Baden, a
highly respectable gentleman in Maryland,
to ascertain what facts could on the SUBJ
jen'.
His letter is very interesting, and trans
NIT copy oft. This experiment OF MIR.
Baden, shows most clearly what can be
done to improve seeds, by carefully select
ing each year the best kind raised. Theo-
retical opinions sustaII Mr.. Baden; but few
experiments have been tried so successfully.
What might be effected for agriculture by
similar efforts?
The like efforts, in improving the breed
Of animals, have hecn crowned with great
success, especially in Europe. | avail my
self of this opportunity to send you a small
sample of the corn, mentioned by Mr.. Ba-
den. l will only add, that | have conversed
with several persons who have planted the
Baden" corn, and the concurrent opinion
Of all sustains the statements made in the
letter. have q few samples at the patent
office, Of corn raised in this neighborhood,
which has four and five years on stalk ;
and | expect soon some stalks containing SIX
seven and eight ears. If this corn were
generally introduced, ,how greatly the amount
of bread stuffs might be increased, without
any extra labor. hope some public pir-
itcd citizens will try to improve wheat, oats
harley and ofhpr tyroinc
avail myself of the opportunity to men
ton the introduction Of Ita ian spring whea
with great success. \ friend of mine, ir
Connecticut raised. the last year, 10 bush
els Oh an acre. This grain is heavy, makes
good flour. yields VOL and .hc crop avoids
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SODA FOR WASHING,

We have been requested by a col res
pondent, to publish the recipe Tor washing
with Sub. carbonate of Soda.
To five gallons of water add apint and
a half of soft soap and Two ounces soda.
Put the clothes (aiter soaking over night
into the mixture when at boiling heat, rub
bng the parts most soiled with soap. Boil
them one hour-drnin-rub. and rinse
them in warm water, ahcr beng PIT into
indigo water, they arc fit for drying. Half
the soap and more than half the labor is
saved by washing in this manner.-lbid.
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is not all which he has written on tins subject.
He has adopted theories which IN the JudS-
men: of many, at least, tend to sap the
foundation of this fundamental doctrine OF
the christian faith. Although he explicitly
admits the influence of the Holy Spirit in
regeneration; vet in view Of many things
wiIich he has written, it IS difficult to see,
what necessity there can be for this divine
influence. -" This necessity results
solely from the perverseness and obstinacy
of the sinners heart. But accordlngt to DIR.
Taylor's theory, the perverseness aud OBJ
stnacy of his heart are removed antccedcnt
to regeneration. The selfish principle is sus-
pended. He ceases to sin, and ceases to
resist. Every thing, indeed, which can be
nationally supposed to render the agency
of the Holy Spirit necessary in renewing
ibe hcart. is removed" He shows also
from DR.. Taylor's statements, that accor-
ding to his theory, "every moral being
chooses what he judges will be most for his
happiness. The reason, therefore, that the
sinner prefers the world 10 God, is, that he
has mistaken the true way Of securing his
highest happiness. What then is snecessa-
ry to effect his conversion? Nothing but
light to correct his mistake. So soon as
he shall be convinced that more happiness
is 10 be derived from God than from the
world, seIC-lovc will at once prompt him TO
change the object Of his preference, where,
thea, is the necessity of the infiuencesoftle
Holy Spirit to renew the hear ~
DR.. Tyler closes with the following re-
mark: "The reader will perceive that
each Of the topics brought in:o view in the
preceding remarks, might be made the sub
jcct Of extended discussion; but my obleci
has been to present a brief, general view
of what | conceive to be the tendency OF
DR.. Taylor's speculations. have felt it
the more important to do this, on account
of the attempts which have been made to
convince the public that the points on
which Dr.. Taylor differed from his breth-
rem, are of trhing consequence: as they
rela;e chiefly not to the doctrines, but to
the philosophy Of religion. But if his
philosophical theories, as have attempted
to show, do tend to sap the foundation Of
some of the Fundamental doctrines Of the
gospel, they are not to be regarded us
harmless; nor ought the christian commu-
nifty 10 sumber, while such strenuous ef-
for;s are making, to give them currency i'll
the world"
! have made the foregoing extracts for
the purpose Of giving you general view
Of the state of the controversy at this Pc
riod, and of the ground of dissatisfaction
which extensively prevailed in regard to DR..
Taylor's speculations. The controversy
was carried on between DR.. Taylor and
DR.. Tyler for sometime in the Spirit Of the
Pilgrims. In the mean time, the remarks
Of DR.. Tyler, from which the foregoing
ey:lacts are taken, were reviewed in the
Christian Spectator for September, 1882.
Some account of this review will give you
in my next letter.
Yours affectionat.ly,
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RURAL ECONOMY.
Contents of The Southern Il Agriculturid, for
March.

NlarCh.
ORIGINAL CoMMUNICATI0Ns.-R
to "No Emigrant," on Corn Planting; by
"Sea Shore;" On the six-acre System in
Cotton-culture, in reply to Beaufort," "
by CoIleton;" On Wool and Sheep.
shearing; by Attacullaculla -" On Salt
as Manure for Cotton; by "St. Luke'S
Parish;" On Ru,a- a-Baga; by "Darien )"
On Indian Corn and Irish Potatoes; by
James Camak; On the causes for the
Scarcity of Bread.stuilS in the United
States How to make Compost Manure !;
by go. P. O." Ancient Products of
South Carolina An Excellent Pickle for
Beef and Pork. Recipe from &C. B. R., "
The Sweet Potato; Intallbe cure for the
Dysentry.
SELEcrIoNs.-Legisla,ive aid to Agri-
culture, or an Appeal to the Farmers of
New York; by Farmer; Third Annual
Report Of the Boston Asylum and Farm
School; Difference of Climate between
the Eastern side of lhe Continent of North
America, and Europe; Early Silk Manu-
factulo of this Country; Cultivation of
Sweet Potatoes; On the abuse and Pro-
per Treatment of Work. Horses; The
best method of destroying the Bec-Molh,
of preventing its ravages among Bees;
On the Cultivation of Rye.
Miscellaneous INTELLIGENCE.
Genius IS. Labor; The best of Wo-
men; The Farmers School Book; Cure
for the Quinsy Sore Throat; Cure for
the Gout Method of Preserving Cheese
from Worms and Mites; Alum IN Paste
The most beautiful Color; Chickens; A
remedy for Arsenic; Ink; Mexican Mines;
Oil from Vegetables; a fine Rula-Baga
Turnip; TO the Ladies; Progress Of Ed
ucation: Beautiful Varieties of Pinks;
Progress of Improvement; Recipe for
Bots; Care Of Poultry; A contrast; Cau-
ses Of Ignorance Experiments Rat
stopper; Anccdotc; Hymenial Riddle;
American LvceumS.
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NEW SORT OF INDIAN CORN.
House of REPRESENTATIVES, Feb. lj

House Of REPRESENTATIVES,, Fe5. 10.
T. G. FEssENDES, ESQ.
Dear Sir II am indebted to the Hon..
Henry l.. Ellsworth, commissioner of pa.
tents in this city, for small quantity of In
dian corn-a description Of which you have
in letter to Mr.. Ellsworth from Thomas
n. Baden, Esq. Of Maryland-from Mr..
Ellsworth, both of which | now enclose.
The package ofcorn | have sent by John
H. Dexter, Esq. Of Boston, and will thank
YOU to make such disposition of 1t as you
may deem proper. lremain, dear sir, your
obedent servant.
ALBEIT LAWRENCE.
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From, the Six CulturiSt.

CLOSE OF THE SECOND VOLUME.
We herewith present our subscribers
with the last number Of the second volume
and of the first series, and with it title
pare and index. These numbers will
make a convencn, sized volume, and may
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MY DEAR BROTHER {:
Feb. %, 1887

MY DEAR BROTHER
In the early part of the year 1882, DR..
Hawes Of Hartford addressed a letter 10
DR.. Taylor, informing him that there were
suspicious in the public mind in regard TO
his soundness in the faith, and requesting
him to SNAKE frank and full statement
of his religious views" TO this lcttcr DR..
Taylor replied; and the two letters were
published in the Connecticut Observer Of
February 20lh. 1892. 1t was supposed
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Letters on the Origin and Progress Of Pe-
Hgan Vieus in New- England, from q
distinguished New-E England minister Of
the Gospel, to one in the South. Publish
ed in the Southern Chritian Herald.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTER
The herald., 1837-05-05

so who comes yondeI TO her llttie'd bower
vat ii the mantle Of her peerless charms;
,y,hIoo, end breast revealing its young snow,
Ana blue eye Heavens bries,t midnight scene
,,r;s Inlet or It's nnocencei sweet child
trpere than baddsd: Comes size 10 her Test,
o,to the gaze of night; or TO her thought,
4 rd memory OF what she was at morn,
And what at eve, yet youog Romeo sighed.
she has no, Ia sted gul and yet hs foot
p,a.s,d not The marble stair az II was wont
wnh its light sound; il came not as IT should,
Pree by her purse's sidei nor or her lip,
Was all the maidens pratle ofthe dance,
And song and guess, that gfaaed her idtheis nails
And when her lady mo her bade good night'
And sartcd with kiss Ike one ia fear
Or opein II, edom scarce yet sure, tae d down
Her steps retreating fom the door;
And trembl.d az the storm touchd leaf is mov'd
To hear the voice. her owa sweet mothers voice,
Ask Of the nurse why Juicts step 30 light,
Should on that ey enng falttr" yes, she trcna5ed-
Yet knew not why;-sailt was not IN he heart
But looking on her soceGce she saw
A ripple en- its basom as of vice.
Attack FOR leve, for csildsh, maiden love,
That her casement leaning thus looks down
Half sad, half gay-hke one - tears, yet laughing
On buds of psmeg ranitc and bleaching
January. T. RAwL NsoS.
The herald., 1837-05-05

undo, !as sm q Ns%Sy IN. n, day dds a..
and those ndet thereto are requested to make an
fRaNS!F EohESF & SjMS4 jTMsSS43DwrLL' General partners.
EIsSHIT rapM TAkEEx EI wi so., the Bis.
cult and Craeks baking business at his old stan No it
~ e = % % s Sasy
at pFoPoronae to the late and to any future reousoa IN
Butter Crackers, wae. su;, cIaeses Sugar Crackers
Po and Sa1s seaa
M h b. m,; ina, the m eI r. as ss a 9a6 and the sub
ilS iIS Hls Sbis rSs Ns,S Sfss Bsaa s'ea'
would be sodbeo~ the present market pc 9 si1se az
street New Yok.Gentlemen wishing furnish ,hemseses rel
pa, 49, c. y 20 wGsS % no WIN
So 5 that preferred by gentlemen to the gies pice
' ss ss Tsy s ss
The f pubc are s' esfay ns ed !" ca and them
selves 2so Canal street the oldest stand on the block do
nackaee or dozen - " 80 - al7lmr
A CARD.-rhc sutscrlber would inform his customers ana
The eiai q" basE,ess al bis Old stand Broadway
Saa whee i he ss%v% % keep supply
raons at his extensive chemical abor ory Mn
devote the cPmposihcl German sver which
omag ally 70 lS Se emde a ea u ss s "s and
wire al sizes varsity hing for private or
ma be sees al hi. present store orders his chemical
aes which he has been IN The habit oi
supplying the trade WITH OF his aoni likewise his
sy of whatever o 81 ell either
with his Mcssrs j. A. LAmoureuy CO. ut his
Coayilnnd ef Broadway, Will prompt
y execaod ty DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGt X a2I lw
CARDS w. BRYHAN respee fully inInns his friends
~ and the public at he has completed the cnars cneh e his
Confectionery bettei
oladc and gentemea, much aproyed
Man icopsucd for the 3 W. b. returns
Tan bera he has heretofore
pledges attention shall be pad 10 secure to
ieGds respectable and select socty also al the delica
soasonsuch Ice Creams, soda Wafer
Mead Lemonade, Cofioc, Pies, Cake, &c. &c.
Conectionafes manufactured usual the Improved principle
the Bowery steam Conf ctonary No 2os Bowery directly
lie To livingston ST. s. w. BRYHAM fls-f
The MAMMOTH CHEESE FARM FOK
SALE-ihc subscriber offers iei sa the sp ndd Fam of
Colonel Thos s. Mea ham, in the town of Sandy Creek
and half miles the village OF Pulaski Osycgo county
Farm cotans alb 900 of winch rs under
high state of vation The subscriber Gs hesitation
commencing OF he best The Un ted states On
dwelling houses five of which newly
pan'ec and good five large barns one aw mi and va
other buinpIn all amounting 10 go or 80 u also con-
ans hars Of he choicest hind fruit hes spqss good
which the conducted hroug the houses and
yards by aqaeducs failing streams There
saa farm last head of cattle 10 horses
and 20 sheep There raised ad Farm last season.
of hay hesies large ntty of wheat &e
aud a'so made $1,000 worth of che So,
han some fortune aid
farm, offers low price and For fur partcu
lars, of Il. a. DWIGHT, 7 Nassau street.
If desired will be divided in lots suit chasers
nos I'm
The herald., 1837-05-05
LEECH q CO.'S

), LEECH q CO.'B
PACKET LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH,
r,, va Pennsylvania Canal and Rail Roads. .
esab shed Line tor the
SON. Dunng the winter reed
painted and are now in comp etc order.
Ie Boats are large and roomy afford exendve
dations families Every will made promote
comfort and accommodations passengers saveBg by this
line =
The large eight Cars leave the Of Broad and vee
streets morning e Columbia rs embark on
the Packets. r'e = ~~ -
Passage by this line loer than BY ether lines
Office No 81 Chestnut
ID LEECH & Co also a line daily 10 Pittsburgh oy the az
eommoaon of Emigkants, &cFae $500 They also run Inc
OF Fri light Boats daily, seventy of goods
Goods consigned from other ports are forwarded free Of
C0fasnfssi0n. '''s "
Philadelphia, Marsh 90. Is37.-a5 I'm ID. LEECH a. CO
The herald., 1837-05-05
CKWELLs PATENT VAULT LIGHTS

III generally this city, th
ma al bull that hav been erected
since great fire; well calculated give light street
vault time exclude all wet dust and fost he
ing eleven otweve pounds OF tine glass eight riches d
fiat the The under side firmly set
n'O m ncLas diamere having two
STABLES the under side project the side OF the glass
Yhel and also il when IFS place
Also Deck Lights of Glass Of the dime Rons used for
steamboats,.
liberal ,duceaen will be made persons int oauce them
INTO other cities. Apply 10 Y. s. s. ROCKWELL.
a2i.3td&ws Broadway
The herald., 1837-05-05

nYsPEPsIA-ni most dis.greeabl- erms.. i eiite,u-
~ alv cured W. DR.. MEAD'5 AN1IDYSrRpTIC SrO.
MACH PILLS The only meaienc ever yet ored 20 the rublc
from which radical aud kc obtained v all
those cnic OF OF The digestive
sta ing that complicated disease termed Dyspepsia.
Tho symptoms characierzine dysperia Indigestion, are
ng train Of those dsagrecabe commonly called ncr
complaints such loss Of Lppee sickness at
tho stomach and Sometimes vomiting b,cLnr of wnsf
which is sometimes tgscess bat commonly gnawi ~
pain The ssmaeh heat burn what called stonllc
cesvercss paleocss Of ecoanensnce an-or osnes Of
II The heart vertigo orgd IN AMI disturb
r The number oftese SYMPHONIC vaes different patients
Win smcbear felt only in part while Others have addition
~ ones dsa such IN he head and
brea na,ulence wind the ssnacs and bowels
nr " hs whee body. with scat weakness pcicsa J
n % ~ n,scase ha. been very aesrraey dtscried by
war 81 which the
plainly etus take exampe Illustrate this
tios Hearnn ~ suv stomach often troubles
sypom 81 this is the was mai
IL ron ewing n. -" - '
Sold by Hull Bowne las Maiden lane George n Coroes-
hall of PearI and Rsse Moor az
" ~ sdwsy and Dtdd ccrner II Brsslw
atd Beecker street snd by of the ts
Waited States.
N.ne whost the Signature Of cEc ICE SMITH.
m @2m
The herald., 1837-05-05
VAPOR BATHS.
HE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR BATHS,

THE Old EsTABLisHED MEDIcATED vApoR BATHS,
TP CARROLL ieisas sa'sai
the p@oe and e ssseaep he medical profession for the
successful oLea,on upwards Of eleven As the limits Of
analytical detail Of The yaas s sss bs
psWea remedy ali the following catanesus dea
rhematm gout ncplent tnmors diseases Of
sudden dey p"%ea Hss as'
relieving A.' 'ans ''ss RSE
which the vanor Bath has had influence amos, qnpar
weekly ofntemens Of its having made this
haye on seyeTa yssd ed tie s Bath Establish
enIey satisfied myselihat Baths with
'f che state that have found the sa. i M n
well TO- and every 'om TaIEsSE Sf MoTT eSPsa
i have been for the habit sending Fer to
Mr. and Mrs Gao yqPo Ba b in John and have %
skill which They See am%is,ered i ,sGa and S Il
DC desrcdby male or female OaIsr,; m a,e .'-
The Baths are in constant readiness fems O'Clock
s till an s f L., day Sunday excepted when they
the day Portable aths with competent to administer
mnui;s no,ice No other esiab s6msnt
s s sss @ he and
DsonP91Sp M9Ts s,,CaR GnEGH GE uGCSENFECTIoN. Or
Al A. o. cS"ss s.ss:aS H T.
males and chdss who are ayee TO medicine the and
aaS 81 f B"os
Se sSt s.s Rs Iceland a1
Moss.a ofhe vegetable kingdom The public may assured
used n n the Esssh and French Hospitals. and appFoba
ted by the College Of Physicians Medical Schools OF beth
countries - = -
The following physicians nerd daily in their practice
and have for the last Gve years
John De lanlaer, ". d. II. r Hubbard ND.
Westel Wllouehby, nj. ID. NJ A Lee nj ID
Valentine Mott, M. d. j. G. Beckwth, NJ. y.
Peter G. Tappan, nj. ID. Chas r. Wilc0xson, M D.
J. White, M u Rudolph Siober, M. ID.
saml Maxwell ~ ID. Jacob Cook, M ID.
j. II. Steel NJ ID. c. Fox NJ d.
Cyrenus Chapin NJ ID. Abiiah Mann NJ D.
Physa,ans OF The ist responsibility will e.tiy TO medicine
unless il has extraordinary virtues
For sale S The following respectable
y,udCh ham NJ Avmp Wall at nd
Bewey; Mr. scheen ia Canal St; A. UndehiA Beekman
street Price. 81 per larre bottle ml7-lm
RONSALL'S PATENT DRESS OR SHIRT
~ FEONTS.-Tbe ,bsctiber has on hand large
ment Of the articles made of Linen Silk
goods with under Rulcs show through opening
k.d offered pslc. Southern other
shaAts respectfully invited call
at, BON-ALL'S 290 Brr adwa New York.
n H. The patent Dress Shirt fronts faiicd al the
paISfock Linen and Clothing stores in the city n25lms
nR. VAN HAMBERT,s FEMALE RENOvATING
- PlLLS-Fom Germany eectua remedy s,ppes sion
egu ary and all where does proper
and regular NJ B-They be ken prer
nancy as they would produce abortion Sold by j.
nerot Broadway and Chambers Syme.
Wakerh f1e 3ms
The herald., 1837-05-05

NEW PACKET LINE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
PITTSBURGH,
FfaPennsyvania Canal and Rail Road,
Express Line.
The Public afomed that line has sper
aions this spring.
The Boats and Cars entirely and built the
approved principles
The Boats wider and roomy ny which have for
mery been and furnished in the coipeo
and handsome style The models such speed Cor
running.
The Cars the Rail Road the strongest kind finished
IN the handssncst TO
breaking. f'o -
No pains will by the popeors ofhe Express Line
70 promote the comfort accommodation Of hose
r9Eze ~ Speed IN making q 'assage WILDE primary object
persons travel ing westward the Express Line offers
ihaae mi einent Tor speedy and pleasant journey
This Line also with The Mail Line
whh eas pittsburgh daily for Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis
Nashville New Orleans and all intern cate places thai pas
sehges can 90 uifec from Philadelphia without detention
once no. - Che,nut street. A F. GLASS Ageat.
Avenue and the ~ W. Broad and Chestnut scets