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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
These invaluable Powders have been adopts
in Europe but France in particular orupwards Of thirty
safe, and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
Madame Reste as is well known was for thirty years Fee
opehose Of Vienna and Pariswhee favored by her great
those great in medical science specially adapted
vailed well this country as in Europe Her acqusntsnc
her-by tracing the decline and i'll hsah Of married iemses
often apparently nexpcabe sauses which eongn many
fond mother premature graveto their sourceto
nye Of pri,ary causes Of female ndspo:
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders"
Their adoption been the of preserving only
the health but the life Of aectionae wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and
matng the vast benefits resulting thousands by their ado
ton would most respectfully the attention of the
Is not wise and yous to prevent evils to which are snb
dispassionate yuous and enghened mind will nhs stat
tell recommends or eyer Eeeommended Price five dollar.
be forwarded by mail to any part Of the United sssts An
TELL Female Physiean Principal office l!s Greenwich
Boston Office No. Esse. ST. jy23 lmsr
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DR.. SOLOMON HEINZ

DIR. SOLOMON HEINE
WOULD inform his p,enls and the public, II. still ad
s1 % so
to No. Reade st at he hss
the Mas hoHe Thss he selects the the
long time under diseases sSToSSS %EISE
For the advantage of all who wish to attend the treatment
6 Dr. solomon MOI Heinz would state thai the only Doctor
residing s. Reade street, opposite he Marshall
This Physician to this country about eight year.
since have had the pleasure Of knowing him since tina.
By bm , sab; above the age of $ years and only
City and State of New York.
Sworn before me- this 9Th day Of -'0'>''' n ~
RicaaRo RsED. Com. of Deeds. aui, im.c
friends . the public that he has from %e Granite
Seteac syhc Diseases Dr. ssnns remedy en-
s @ S.S en-" %hG
sy which cow the abuse o rather The
se s Il those Pr Brep nm remedy simple stt
the paep, being able during the treatment attend
Rrenna practice not confined to the cure Of the above
5 w his advice to pa
oiSs hours from 10 ios o'clock and from PM
FACTS ARE sTUBBoKN THTNds.-;II !. tact that
hair m S rGsS p TI wSos he fs ss:, all
s. per banls Anott, J fac i tia G9arlss' True
Water Of Beauty win thoroughly exieninate TAM PIN
pies, ireckles and all cuareous eupons elicit juvenile
healthy appeaapce and array The hands, neck and
IN radiant whcness. Beware Of spurious limitations Of
this celebrated cosmetic containing mineral angens utterly
the skin aud compile and by repean action
injurious TO health To be had above One Dollar per
tie. - Nv
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
impas adecae roseate tinge the complexion immovabe
appropriation or rubbing with linen cloth 80 per
bottle.
GOURAUD'S BLANC D'ESPAGNE.
Or = anlsh LILY White mpas bright pure lfeike elsbas.
ney combined with preparations for this purpose Put an in
elegant boxes at % cents each.
Agents-P1oyidepee Dyer, Jr; Albany, Guthrie Maiden
Humphrey; Norwich w Faulkner Princeton Seabook: Bos
ton, Jordan Milk Philadelphia Mrs Brown J6 Chestnut
ST; Jared GRAY, Fokeensle. iyl7 lmsrr
THREE DOLbARS-Doctor J. PROVOST wonId m.
form those who unfortunate contract any form
of delicate Disease that he has reduced his price no
the small of three dollars Having recently purchased
same without charge Thus gentlemen You pcfce,ye
that will be made Ii would be useless expa
the wonderful cures performed within
few wears they well known The object for reducing the
Tree himself from this dreadful nalady, well moderate
personal gain Office No 81 Broad slrcet Of Stone
Private entrance IN stone street. j. fRONOST, NJ ID
jy30 awe
no SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN, possessing
strong beard agd tender face the Metallic Tablet and Strop
of g. Saunders the only article that will obvate
their difficulties most convincing proof OF their utility u.s.
Nikn 3ol Strand; Lowcock IS Cornhill; Thohull, ia
New Bond street have them for sale, aud recommend them
iyaiim.c y WV" Wv" @. SAUNDERS, 1853 Broadway
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THE TEETH.

THE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower ofteeth inserted sucti atmospheric
sure, be with and frmness from single
tooth all supplied with
Tal seh tooaehe cured For extracting tooth SO cents
ray street, next door to the church, west Of Broadway.
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no / I'll
FOR SALE AND TO LET

two HANDSOME ROOMs-at9s Ceder street. Enquire
l. the misses iy20 lmArc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE.
M LEVETT Dentist, the introducer into this country
W. the year 1885, of inserting Teeth the above scientific
principle, practised by himself ALONE the
ton Of the public to his great improvement The established
Of DR. Leye his well KNOWN peculiar and
scientific adaptation supply deficiencies e the Teeth
and the UNMARRIED satisfaction given which he fully
and gentlemen who haye had artificial Teeth unslfuy
NJ LEVETT, Dentist, 260 Broadway,
corner Of Ware 81. opposite the Park.
[Copy Of a Letter from Judge Noah to DR.. LEVITT
New YORK, May oath, 1912
Dear Sir 1T both matter of duty and pleasure state
that the artificial teeth the principle of atmospheric
which made for lady family has succeed
ed in respect appearance comfort utility and has
entire satisfaction
lam, dear sir, your obedient,
au7 lm*r Gsignedl M. NJ NOAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

COALiOQ tons Liverpool Camel Goal Tor sale in lots 10
" purchasers, Landing ship siddons Apry m
AR EDW'D X COLLINS, v CO., Sc South street.
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ITO SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN, possessing
strong beard agd tender face the Metallic Tablet and Strop
g. saunders is the only article now that will obvate
their difficulties most convincing proof Of their utility s
that the first cutters in London Colman, Haymarket;
Nikn 30i Strand; Lowcock IS Cornhill: Thomhull, ia
New Bond street have them for sale, aud recommend them
iyai im.c @. SAUNDERS, 1863 Broadway
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SUGAR--2oO hhds prime New Orleans sugar, in ,,c a5
~ for sale IN lots TO suit purchasers, by '"
aui2 H. X. COLLINS X co &c sopths
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

p. 81 shall be ont in the next Halifax steam
err, and hope TO confer with you on the subject Of
this letter my arrival in CAROLYN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

TTNIIE PILES.-The price, 81. Is refunded 10 any per-
I son VIII will q bottle of Hays Lniment for the
Piles, empty bottle without being cured
orders of the TO the agents.
and many thousands sold. has been unsue-
cessfr We might insert certificates to any length but
prefer that those VINO sell The article, should exhibit the
original 10 purchasers.
Look Oft for hnpostors-tC-A base attempt has been
initiate Hay' Linment and infringe the copy
and rights of the propretors Never by Hays Lin
unless splendid engraved wrapper. and the
written mind. -criten Signature of Corstocl & Co all
others mus, be impos,jons The oath of Mr. HAYS may
fouad copied a inside wrapper swearing that no
person component essential parts
this I.inment-and that he viii reveal
for ffccHty years. For sale by
Oct % 1912 Irriu Reed 4 Brother
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SALE FOR TAXES.

I)i virtue Ptecept TO me directed from, Tho fi,
Clerk, shall offer, and ptoats and in
failure of satisfying Taxes now due the lee s,,p,s
OF the following real estate. Sale take mace between
the II O'Clock A NJ AMI four o,clocs p N on
The 2nd Aonday OF November 1912, the Council Cham
Der door, all lying ami being city 4 Richmond
and taken aud distressed taxes property Of the
following named persons:
Lot No Ill. The property Of Jacob ID. A,kInson.
Han of LOT No. b. The property of Jacob d. Atkinson
i.o' No. y. as the property of Joseph Aexandei.
Lot Il, as the property Brown y Barley
LOIS O., - 6S. Il, the property of Thomas b. adbury
Lot los. as the property OF Jonathan Bond.
Lot 10 as the property OF Aaron Bond.
Lot III, as the property of WIN. H. Brown.
l-ot II, Is, as ihe property of Hannah Craig.
I.ot 49, as the property OF Samue: Cox.
L"t ~ as The property Of William Commons
Half lot Sc, as the property of George Davidson.
WHEY.
lo, II, as tire disputed property Finley aud Pyie
Lot log, as tho properly OF Fouke, ). n. Il T..
loi %, as the property of Jehu Hiatt
Half Of lot 81. unknown
Half OF lot 4, as the property OF Smith Hunt.
Half Of lot 20 and half of lot 1872 and G. the pro-
, pefty OF John Z hibhey
Par, o, 10. 99 as The property Of Matthew Lewis.
Lot ,, a the property of W VILLAIN A. Murray.
Hall OF lot 3d. a the property OF Richard fretos.
Lot T. as .ho property of Henry Gunner.
Lot l6l. Out lot, the property OF Enoch Ra-baek
Pert Of lots % ami 20, "a the of James Ray.
Lot /, rs the property OF Everard Roberts.
Lot II, as the property of Moses Rhodes.
Lot I6l. as the pfone'ty Of John Reid
Lot Is. a. the property Of Isaac Smith.
Half OF lot , as The property of John Spencer.
Half OF lot IL. as the property Of Ester Starr.
Lots Is aad = lots, the property Of Jacob Sanders
Part of lot 4, the property of Atticus Siiial
Lots o, loe 1903, the prop OF Mary Nancy Thomas
Two out lots, the property Of Samuel Test
Lot g. as the property Of Able Thornberry.
Halt OF lot $50, the property of Henry Watt.
Half of lot i63 property the Est of Il e. iorge
Lot 100. as the property of w IN. Dav idson, Admir-.
Out lot, the property of y. r Harrington.
Lot W ashngop Avenue. the prop of VIM. Manifold.
Lot 81 the property of Washington Pcnrose.
ALso.--At the same time and place:
An out Lot. as the property Of George Casey
lIalf.Lot, No 81, " +" Stephen Duncan.
100. Eliza Hamilton.
1863, 4" Est. Francis jones.
South par, Of South half Of Lot No. lO5, as tho
property Of Samuel Lowery
Lot No III, as the property Of Harrison Mid.
ling.
Half Lot No. 50, " Geo Newly.
=" GO, John smith
Jphn Shaafier
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lmportant,-Statc Scrip.
EICIIA NL;E YOUR SCRIP for FLANNEL

ME Richmond Trading aud Manufa turing Company
will sell n quantity of Flannel for State Scrip, old
issue, its face they viii also sell good Cassnets,
Cashmere Cloth, Blankets Paper. &c, their manuac
tue, low, for good funds will allow she highest price
Scrip their articles.
\. b. No more WOOL wanted present: the Com
P"ny nos ote ient on hand t" last until clipping
September l6 ISl2. 37u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

Nft Undersigned has taken of the Wayne Probate
Court, Letters testansntary the Of AniEeS
barton dec he heretofore requests all persons indebted
10 SAID estate 10 make immediate payment. and all Ia
claims against SAID estate the legally auten
Gated Tor settlement Nltiin date. The
estate j. solvent. WM f BARTON Executor
i.fchtnOhG. oct. 10, 1872. II-43
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Shcrih,S Sale.

~ virtue Of decree and Execution directed,
from the Wayne Circuit Court. will expose public
sale the Court House door in Centreviie Wayn countv
Indiana the 29th dav of October, 1912, between
hours of O'Clock, A. NJ and four o'clock +. NJ said
dav, the following property. tovt: Lots numbered thirty
aud thirty numbered the plat West Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. Taken property Isaac
Marshall, satisfy said decree md
Oliver kinssy. WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff, w. {,
October 9TH, 1872 Sl.5nf 10 3y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

Benjamin Addleman, Lot II Front street
Bennett BURNER, hnlt-lo 80; solomon Bead, halfio 81;
Geo. Bell, out lot and lot 3d. Robert Burk, out LOTS
Elisha Cook. LOT 1853; VIM N. Cammack. lot III;
Thomas CLARK, l2l; Upton Elliott and %:
Shipey l.. Fouke So VIM Il Fouke, 80;
Samuel Fleming, Est pit Il Lnrkin Gorden, 1854. 169
John IIoopetrc, Jesse NJ Il John III. Hutton, %, 49,
jacob j. Iomish, lot 3; Samuel f. Iredel 46
Jesse laen, OFT lots Robert d. Jones,
Morgan JONES' 49, Isaac Jones, g. 8, lS, 23-out lots
L. f. Jones Co foundry lot; o. Knscy, 3, Is, 20
VIM. kenworihy, lo6 and out lot:
2-3 l13 supposed to belong To- Burlsall.
Jesse Meek, half lot 81 Daniel Mccoy, hafot TO-
Jonathan Maths, pit. I0-ll; BENZ, Maths, do ll1
David |, and ID John ls. L. Maulsby, p, 20 each
Ellis Nor1yke and );
Cornelius overman. pit. 90; Matilda Overman, 81;
Joseph Pollock, lG9;
Pyle 3d. Is, 56, I23 l25, %, GO 4f, pilot
VI. Rau.ay, &c; +. Robinson, CT, &C, &C. 81, 81,
Dnn'l D. Rogers 10; w Reynolds, pr 49, 81, pr 40;
Saa Rhodes l2 Christopher Shoafer, 80. l02,
Dan'l d. Sloan, J3, pr. 81. 252: Sidney Smith, l20;
iona Smith, PIT. 5-oit 10, and pork house lot;
William Spencer, 10: 40;
Chas. w Starr, such property will satisfy tho of
his Tax due; Caleb Tharpe, CT;
Charles Thompson, 81; Joel Vale. II;
James Wright, l6; Macamy WATSON, half 155:
n. Wilson, PIT % and pit l05 J. w. Borden, 10 and =
Archa. Estep, IS: Levinus King, lo,s;
Griffith Mendeahai, II; Isaac Mills, II and l3;
John s. Newman. l2i; Daniel Ward, fourth al;
James Jones, half -, pit. 3d. Samuel Reid, lot:
II. Hamilton, l05, pit y half 81 aud 81. 23 of 2:
Charles Bouche Est half -; Jesse Sanoy 1856 1877, lS
Moses Rhodes, Lot No. IL.
When due attendance will be given by
Sept. %, 1912 NELSON PAGE. Collector.
N. b. Thankful the readiness w which a m
OF the citizens settled their taxes
as the present LIST undoubtedly will unless quIdased
Gus 10 the day of aale N p
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Candies Candles

tETSoap gwen IN exchange tor a:
Richmond, lOth mo. Sth, 1872.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

| remain, my Dear Sir, with sincere esteem,
Very respectfully and faithfully yours,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
COTTON FACTORY

ME subscribers for the above factory, Cincin-
i matt. prepared furnish a all times, COTTON
Y ARMS. CANDLE WICK, Il BATTING the lowest
Pittsburgh prices cash, usual
regular customers. k. BUCHANAN.
September %, 1912. (2S :2m0 Cncnna H. Ohio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
GLEk-HOPE W00LLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced tho Manufacturing
business at the above named place about half a mile
south of Richmond, ready receive wool to
Cloth, Cashmere, Flannel, Satinett. James
Blankets, either sllG the yard. lie
have Of above named
ticles to exchange Tor WOOL and other produce.
From his and his
he thinks viii be able general satisfaction those
will tavo him with their custom.
LENINUS KING.
April %. 1912. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

MARRiED-On Tuesday morning last, by the
Rev. ]. A. Harrington Mr.. THoMAs ]. FFRGUsoN
to Mrs. MARTHA DUHADwAY, all of this city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

YVNAX NOTICE.-AH Real Estate, living in the CITY of
Rshmond. which the Taxes have NOT beer paid,
viii be offered Public Sale the 9nd Monday of
vember the law directs. unless previous
that time. NELSON PAGE, Collector.
Richmond Oct. 70. 1912.
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BRANCH STATE BANK OF INDIANA
Richmond, 10th, Mo. Ist, 1912.

ME stockholders in this Branch hereby notified
i that election tor directors, for the ensuing
will be held the Banking House.
llth Month 7th, 1912. ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-19
C O N G R E S s.

The present aspect OF things in Con-
gress, present as much confusion AMI un-
certainty 10 regard 10 the results of their
deliberations. as has been seen in any pre-
vlous session. ahe-6scal plan. or excl q
uer. is fhe abso, bifig subject in the SEN
ate. and the tariff is prodncing sufficiently
exciting remarks at intervals in the House.
Though business is more mixed ap In The
latter than in the former. Much seicitsde
is INDUCED in regard 10 The distressing
condition Of the Treasury The twelve
million loan provided for at the extra ssss-
ion, having RG haea half taken up, has
left the public Golfers so impoverished as
TO be 6aable to meet even the bills OF the
members of Congress. and the press hon
other creditors makes the embarrassment
very serious one Whether relief is to
be given BY Treasury notes. or longer
time for the loan 10 run. or by taxaiioR. is
rel 20 be decided. Toco,ne at the decis.
ion of ANYTHING in such a state OF party
:onf;ct. and discussions ofpaf,ies Is no
easy matter.
The opinions oil the mos, inteligen,
men are worthy of NJ dependence. They
seem ms much confounded as the baildefs
OF Babel, aud the conjecture OF one man is
as good as another. Not only Van Buren,
men have assalled with their might the
fiscal pIan of the President. and the cab
! met. but some strong Wings have united
in the assault with equal violence. and
several le:tef-writers from Washington.
says it willnoi pass. Others look on with
hope. But results hage tarned out In so
many instances on gres. questions 50
totally different from what the wisest have
confidently predicted. that We havets euI
confidence in ALL Flow confident were
thedeclara:ions Of many that the subtreas.
AIRY would not piss. and YET fAid pass
! The battle will be fought, and fought viii
lire menious yigor. and Then will come III,
J ressk, and then we shall know il. and nc
until then.
Il re sire ourselves aav great anxiei,
about Il ;s alIsusrless. Whatever may b
the resuh, the Republic IS not going L
E sink. nor the people starve. The re
D lsources Of the country are immense. vii
!. laIllhe cry o. pressure. And pressure loo
! There IS; bat much of i. 50 flr as aclua
{ safIeriag is coEceraed, Is greatly-,n I'm
! lagination. Men are nsaking snoney az
!. getting rich. 10 all paris OF The Union
, and too many ofthe complainers VIII =
q found amoog hose who are web 90 2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-19

gives the result OF this TRAITOR the sedac-
tion. by ". e, of Miss Sophia MufGeck.
Alter an absence of four hours. The Jury
returned a verdict for the plaintiff Of
$4,000.
Destructive Ere.-Abou. I o'clock on
Sunday morning last. fire was discovered
N Mr.. n G. Goddard's Bookstore, 10 this
village. Mr.. Goddard had barely time to
save his accounts, and Mr.. Gilk-y those Of
The Post Office (which was kept 10
the same rooml, by entering through a
window, when he was driven out by the
Hames. Being part OF the mos, extensive
business block in Our village, great ap-
prehensions were felt respecting the adjoin.
Ing lenemenis; but by the well-directed
energies OF the Fire Companies and citi-
zens generally, aided by good brick walls
on either hand and calm atmosphere
the fire was kept within that building, OIL
which and lis contents nearly all that was
colnbustible was entirely consumed
The contents of the store, estimated al
So 900. on which there was an insurance
OF $1,000 OF the Vermont Mutual.
The teneMent belonged to Mrs. NJ. A
Clarke, and is an entire loss; The policy
OF insurance had expired short time be-
fore. and had not been renewed.
The origin oflhe fire cannot be ascer
tanned. The Post Office was closed tht
preceding night at about IL o'clock, ate
the arrival and distribution of the Bosor
Mail, when Messrs Gilkey and Goddart
| left it together.-W. Chronicle.
| It's said that the licensed grog shops
of Baltimore have declined the last yea
to abou, $50 less than the preceding year
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-19

bic manner, the sentiments or practices Of
the individual mentioned in his anonymous
communicasion, will be holden for that m
dividual that the Editor IL the Chronicle
shall be fully and fairly met. Bot i he
wishes 10 skuik and,cry g mad dogn ia such
manner that nobody will be responsible
for the cry, he cannot have the Telegraph
10 do il in.
+. 3. am little curious to know by
what conveyance the communication reach
edTthe Brandon Post Office. II manifesily
came outside Of the mail. there being no
post marx on il, and no postage charged to
any one. Imention this fact 'hele for The
sake Of getting al another. -Four or Eve
years since. The Government OF the United
States rrohibited package Of papers from
the Telegraph Office being carried from
Brandon 70 Rutland, by the mail-s,age pro-
prletor, outside of the mail. But, 50 far as
| can learn, the Chronicle has ever since
been allowed 10 come from Windsor 10 Bran
don, and probably 10 go In all other direc-
lions, outside Of the mail. So much for the
faro,itisn Of the case. Peradventure the
anonymous communication came enclosed
in the package of papers from the Chronicle
caice, 10 the Agent for the Chronicle in
Brandon. and thence 10 The Telegraph Office
VIA the post Office. II is true the Chronicle
does less than the Telegraph 10 renderi,sel
odious TO the government, BY way Of expos
ing the corrupticns Of the government, and
the sins Of the nation. If this be the reas
on WHY the government grants privilegestc
the Chronicle which il denies the Telegraph
| should like 10 have it known and fairly
understood is all. 80
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N o t c e

Proposals for publishing By subscription
general history Of the Baptisis Ia
America, and other parts Of the aoorid
: /. Il is proposed ia this work to give
70 summary account Of he people of this
sentiment In remote ages or of those who
have been claimed as such, as Euchste, or
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CANADIANS, Petrodrussians, Araoldists,
Atbigeuses. Lionists Picards, Loliaras,
Vaudois, Valdeases. Waldenses, Sacra-
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&c.
2. A brief view of this denomination
in Europe. and other parts OF the old
world, which now exis, in an organized
and active form
3. The history of Americas Bap'is,s,
properly SO called, in all parts of this Con.
tinelt. aud in the West India Islands. to.
gether with their Bible. Missionary, Liter.
airy, Theological and Education .lnsti!u.
| tons, Missionary Stations, &c.
This work vii contain an abridgment
of my FIRST work of this subject, and con.
tinua,ion of all historical matters down TO
the present time. ss
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