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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

A. former meeting Of the Class, the follow.
ing Resolution was unanimously adopted, and
presented to the Dean Of the Faculty
Resolved, That the plan adopted in this lnst'
tuition, Of blending the two chairs Of Anatomy
and Surgery, offers superior facilities Tor the
practical illustration Of the important principle:
Of both departments, and the consequent faPlo
advancement OF the Student.
WASHINGTON REYNOLDS, Chairman
J. H. KERR, Secretary.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
A List of Letters.

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Fayette,
~ Mo, on the 1st inst.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

TNHE subscriber has just received and is now
Il opening large and splendid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which he
proposes to sell extremely low for CASH. This
subscriber has determined to commence business
on the
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InnprOyen1enta,

Mr. EpITOR-Slr: We beg leave to cal! attention
INV wav of your paperl to pamphlet which has
been published by benevolent individuals Of the city
the cause of the prevalence Of chronic affections,
sch as consumption, paralysis, insanity, curvature
and disease of the spine, aud nervous complaints in
general, together with suggestions relating TO i'm
movements made in their treatment aad published
ffor the benefit OF the public.
The pamphlet is entitled Improvements ond In
sesnRoaSs sna cS De 0P Fon grat at M
~ The Whssof Cleveland, warm.hear,ed, OPEN
handed, and constantly faithful TO the great cause
and its great leader have dedicated Club House
with Songs and Speeches, and an Grafton, honored
with the presence Of the Ladies. The Cleveland
Herald says:
Its doors will be wide open on the 18Th of Nay for me
grand rally. though ten lot will be under
That tre for The han3 o the hosts Of Reserve gdCm
all
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An Elopenents
Correspondence Of the th:iadephia North Ams1ican

Correspondence Of the th:ia6elptlia North American
H.RBIsBuEc March %.
An incident which occurred last evening will af-
ford our gossps food for month"; and mus, take pre-
cedence for to-day oflegislative news. Theo. Fem
editor of the Pennsylvania Telegraph, bachelor of
as, met with the misfortune, some three months
since, of falling desperately in love with the only
daughter of one of our wealthiest citizens, beauti-
full and accomplished girl Of about II summers.
Meeting occasionally, and only by stealth, he press
ed his suit, and was accepted. Soon after the father
of the lady discovered how matters stood and en-
ragged beyond measure, confined the daughter TO her
chamber, and otherwise Elerared himself to defend
his premises from intrusion.
For week the fair creature bore her confnenen
patiently, but this morning it found that some
mysterious hand had withdrawn Tie bolts and oars
and that the bird had flown. Suffice il to say that
the valiant editor bore off the prize las, night abou,
IL o'clock, taxing fast coach &c, Reading. The
lady is the daughter Of DR.. Fer5ake, wit',#cash in
hand to the amount of ST. 200.
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All of whom are sound men, Wings, and VII II elected
discharge their duties with c.eit TO themselves aca The De-
moc,atic Wings OF the Eighth Ward
Which, r,ti9n, ADOPTED p The netlrs "i'i acce
nation.
Mr. James l.. NJ Bleakley on behalf of the Committee
Resolutions offered the following:
Whereas The time h.. arrived when amidst IN, contict OF
parties becomes the Democratic Wings TO adhere 70 te
principles and stand firm The faith aud ponu Seuns si
PRINCIPLES show the world hy are Influenced ey te
motives thai have ever acpaed them party and thai they
viii the coming contest D. Gyips united support 20 D
and energy of pu pose that has chaacIis-dHM WHOM
peLicHr TO HONOR Thsis,,e9EES .r,h,,;.. NH n.
principles Will under thar banner hight the good hight AID
ResoireG, Tia. in the nomination OF MO2Rls FRANK
LIN cor Mayor Eeeogrlz1 na's aa mas s ana oI,
weft gave Us fa assurance amply qualified and en
tied the elevation OF thief M.is5Ats OF oai Gify
Ssorn enc whe has been tried NOT found wanting one
o %no s as a ben tfue 10 he poo
who has met,d GU; equal usfe 70 All ,apIortr Of her
representative Henry Clay for The next fE.sdsney ,sbo,,
~ ali eaendHon- who will no, travel of from rs with
the hrst md d5ctrlne neither 10 Democrats or
A@f5ssa S1s SnG WV Vii HS b. Wig and uFon
all who claim belong 70 party 10 give Rim 2ic i4'
RsoiptG That We hir- no confidence in The men who
pretend hat ths will be Wings morrow bu hey efano.
70 dav MN no look from on! opponents site
ten years contest 20 on about hle e--1's I pint
o,es feel grstfed thar many OF the DeEaof.a-
nc party become sick OF their own measures ma ,
bayg reform BE- absolutely necessary loi te
slv 4ou and Ne ara willing 10 leave Il WIN 'i -'-'
NOT call upon &c save thenn- J., ,o,,,,
Rssolred That We hop 70 present az q9q'isG b B.i
-. w Election and 10 rank the Em2us Ky win
- a. and regene-a-j ready and wiins 10 '-Ae
The froni rank whthe Wing Cities OF ns aie ncdvi
70 the Charter ticket reported by me
Gmtte. and that viii use all honorable means 10 p''
Pofr.S That we adjourn 20 meet Tltn cur n
friends OF the whole Cry 10 respond % me Hs
49, Ponies Candidate 10, Mayor Nenene E1.i
LAY = anS .ie JOHN 4. MAY, President.
MOTIFS : '-->''- EZRA SMITH. lvice Presidents,
EESsr PRuDEA,t
EARalss5%e s, Pn,sE' Secretaries misc
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posr OFFICE, New-YoTk, March 26,

TOsT OFFICE N-w-1 OK, VI tfCl zh I6TI
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or aedon4 which leaves Boston Monday next the lrs
DAY OF April viii be closed at The and Lowe r9' Ul
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to the mail agent board the Sonpgton boat until CLOCK
al which time leaves the wharf the Post Once De-
paTr-nt determined all energies 10 prevent the
awess trsp Of letters the mail routes by rT'te
expresses companies aud individuals and no letters are
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iainty in any mod. of eLcpt through the matt
The contact which formerly existed between Messrs rn-
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has been Cancelled special agent Of the Department has
hen endowed 10 the mail from this c, aud de-
liver il IN due season AT the Boston Post Office.
mh2S: Ats JOHN LORlNEh Glthl1at' /. W.
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MUSIFIcENT DoHATtoS.-Ilon Nicholas Brown,
ofProvidence, has bequeathed $50, coo towards the
erection OF an asylum for the Insane in Rhode Is
land. Cyrus Butter, Esq. of the same town. has
sweed the amount to $4,000, by the subscription
of $4,000. These bestowmens to be applied
to the end proposed, as the further sum Of
$4,000, making $4,000 in all, shall be collected.
For this purpose general subscription has bee.
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German Almanacs!

large supply OF German Alnanacs for sale AZ the office CT
.hs ~ Tork Tribune Price BIT cents Per dozen.
This Almanac printed the German language Ii TIE
usual sty and size OF German Alnanaes and conaiat II
qra Irrsrs, 70 G-rEans connected With the Industry and
sbor OF the county and on the importance Of Protection
70 the Mechanics and Worklnglen OF he United States
against English competition
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- Letters for steamer Caledonia

enbscrhers big Leave 10 inform Merchants aud others that
they viii receive Letters for the above Steamer their office
No vaIl.stret. until hree.quaIefs past O'clock /. VI ;
THIS DAY Saturday, NJ arch 3Oh.
Merchants can rely With perfect coafdssce that nothing
will un!on- part and that t@Ir scrS w!l IN
his a. in every case where have carried ts) BE- on
board the Caledonia ample m+ and full postage viii be
as heretofore. HARNDSN ~.
WaIls,Teet New.York March &c. 1871. 1t
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STRING TRADE-Thc Harrisburg Pa Clay
Bugle, says The Susquehanna is in fine u VI
gable order, and for the last few days has en-
crowded with arks and RATS on their way down
the river. Business on the canal opens brsKly'
The packet boats are crowded. w.'h passengers
and Freight is abundant
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ACCIDENTAL DEATn.-Edward Kelly, ciuzen
of Savannah, while returning FROM the roe course
on Friday afternoon last, was thrown iron. his
horse against one Of the railroad bridges WITH
such violence as to cause fracture OF the skull.
He died from its effects the next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

ss~ Colonel Johnson declares for the Annexation
of Texas in letter to Pittsburg Committee,
"when il shall be in accordance with the sentiments
and wishes of q majority of the people of the United
States, and the people of that Territory consenung"
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MELAScHoLY.-We regret 20 learn shat M W;a.
Adams who has beer residing for some tine past
with Captain Newell, at n.gomery, in this county,
was found in the woods ed, short distance !ro:1
his residence, on Friday. He evidently, from
his position, &c. killed by the accidental discharge
Of his gun-haying gone out for So y: III the morn
inc. So arah Repu;.
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~ Thirteenth Ward.-The Democratic Whlg
Electors of the Thirteenth Ward requested 10 assemble
the MI Of Grand and Clmton Monday evening
Ap- st half past O'Clock respond = the nomination
Of Mayor aud receive the report OF the Nominating Com
mi-tee on Charter officers.
B order Of the Nominating COMMITTEE.
GEO. w. PETTING:R, Chairman
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Iowa LANDs.--Contracts have been made for the.
subdivision of sixty townships III the lew purchase.
The Surveyor General has recommended the lmme-
date survey and sale of all the land late purchas
ed from the Socs and Foxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

~ Richard Yeadon, Esq. one of the Editors Of
the Charleston S. c. Courier, in letter to the AIS
derson Clay Club, has announced himself in favor
of Henry Clay, us next President. 'Ihe Courier IS
n very influential paper in South Caro.ina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

BOILER ExpLosloS.-'rhe boiler in ,sr. Pad
docks Foundry, Cincinnati, exploded on the 23d
instant, severely injuring two Messrs. Stephens,
Blacksmhs. 1t was thought at first that one Of
them could not recover, but he was atterward pro-
nounced ont OF danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
= Coming of Christi

e Coming of Chrst.-lSRAEL T. JONES
viii lecture the Church of Chryse and Delaney
Sunday moInu. aud evening; " " Whiting IN the
afternoon
Elder Jones will continue his lectures the above lace
every evening next week Friday aud Suday excepted
i ne Continue ices commence ahalf past O'Clock
SEATS Fee. mig u
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y An arrival q, New Orleans confirms the loss
of the schooner Ceylon, which left New Orleans for
Alexandria with cargo of sugar and mosasses. on
the 18th February. On tie 22t alt. when Oft
Charleston habor, the Cey,on was d!smlsted lad
sprung leak, and the Captain and four men were
washed overheard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

- A very considerable reduction in rol!s has
been made on the Columbia and Philadelphia q. i
road and the Pennsylvania Canals Flour is now
carried to Philadelphia from Lancaster at % cts per
barrel. The reduction extends pretty generally to
all articles carried on the Pa canals and railroads.
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Dl~ The Imperial Government have taken INC
preliminary measures for constructing Military
Road between Quebec and Halifax.
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C A new paper is about to 'c established at
Kew West. The first number VAS 10 have beer
issued on the 10th inst.
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l~ Pilgrims ProSress.-llr Cheever viii, by
Divine PERMISSION deliver Tenth Lecture the Pilgrims
Progress the Allen Presbyterian. Church, Tomorrow
evening halEpast Subjsc-Chrisal in the Valley
of the Shadow Ct Oath In3O lie
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AND LENGTH OF LIFE;

Ap sd and :
Vu 10, the Course Sl-SiHgl admission . cts
TaE LEcruRE DANcNG vii ,, Ispes as or
X i icSets cay u " "a mh30 wls
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universal sm.-The next Of series of Lectures
ebce Of e doctrines Of the Bible against the assaults
of Unversalism will be delivered by Rev Edwin Holt the
Carminr.st Church. sabbath tomorrow evening Ser
wees 10 commence al o'clock. IT.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE -Eaaesca's Oral system, By MS
daughter: Madame l.. MASEscA DuRANp Gentlemen wish
join The early Class for the
requested 10 make imm.d,ate application The class Will
commence about the LIST OF 4 yril.
Two more .di- may adInt.d the Ladies Morning
Class. winch Is second course
Private instruction dufing the day. 70 Er2lkIstTect
roS ga
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DoyrS TOWN RENT CHEAP-A two storT house TO let IS
Harrison Inquire OF c.. SAUNDERS, l63 Broad.
way. Also Two story house with attics Atsnc
South 81 Brook N. Rent low. nh27 Iw
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SrRR1Sc,s CORDIAL is sold al No.6 Murra5 81; eaiu
NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

The Clay Minstrel q? GSoaai s s9issse' and
Character of Henry Clay. BY Joan D A't'e'' > -
Clay Club OF Germantown, "a, r.: >, y,;,;on
s,I occurred 70 the E.,cI .: the Minstrel! ma d h
non upon the plan orsd to the rspt and
6Sps tt his Ign approved By friends whose pel n
al x1sr;anc, gave increased value 10 their '
CD rh brief and uapretenng Sketch that follows OF M
lie of Mir Clay BE takes pleasure III s.a1S f NE Ssr
rab.d 70 the researches 81 Mr. fi@atlce au1 OF ~! e.
gent whose comprehensive AID inststtns
sn III Whose curiosity ca s shaensG and excited ~ M
mnerfc g!imps.s # ittastri2Es statesl'n, t
tIousS the nix rxes will find ia them mere iu h nu
c;rcnma,.u,iai n.oyra,&n than could De .snn
III ,rroy ln,s nuaEna:tlous aesiSr Oh ms "a
from their works, aud from such othes d;ro, has re-
were iaeiy at had. the tcIcS OF the rieo 1S, i
ceved is feeble Il. ht and be holds z: slot "a me S i
also NAV be ius,rumen ~ amiie u nsrtv
,srng the OF with VIII; hi, beh even
rage have so long enveoped the subject gu. M OF
are gradually rising and rolling away Seh ,i IN ~ ,r
revealing light, and Of that truth ss'ea IS 's
pYecGil.n Co.. &c ,hsm have
The Songs are By various authors some OF ' hs hn
been written expressly for the Nliastrs othets nav ~
CLEANED fIom the public journals eid other pueiGa'SH
the day. - - -
Ger1RGrtocE Oct. 1872. ;r,s .o,1,
For sale az the Tribune ofhee fs,cs - eenIa "Ae
or s. per dozen.
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-Tu. TRIBUNE Daily or Weekly. GAYS ogEEfAEss
,hyuIc aIMAsac and all the publications OF Greeley
MeEra,h may be obtained Boston Of RE9pS e, 20
Safest (uear the Exchange and Fest onfS J gu ~
sbr hsy will be supplied with OWE and all oshe leap
Pr hIic atoms GU the most favorable terms.
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Protect Your Dead.-At meeting OF TIE
surviving Relatives Of the Bsad n.II.a N d s on ns Thus
~ xan;rr nsth instant il resolved TO call general
mstns Of ali Who opposed the dead hesg tsnoysd iom
d nnryinc piace several speeches VIII De ueelso
si u, to5 ne Bv order OF l.. RUSSELL, Secretary
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~ The Rev. G. IL. Chaplin, Of ChaIe<t0wn,
Mass VIII preach in tn Unve.sast Church IN tzaosth
sreat 10 morrow morning. hafpast 10 o'clock at u IN the
evening Also the BROOKLYN Tabernacle. corner OF Pine
annie and Fulton streets the afternoon at 81 o'clock II
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=" Clear the track for Old Kantucky.'
T. Second Ward Clay Ciub.-The ReSpar
Meeting the second Ward will sd on Nen
Hotel 81 Nsssau-streer full attendance earnestly re-
quested All good Wings who have not signed The no are
be present, when onponnity vii be Gefeo
for III m do REVO Z. HANCi, PRESIDENT.
a. RUTAH, Sec,.-,r;.e
WM ;. Rowland, in3V
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- CentraG Clay Committee" JSTlCE
TO HARRY OF The WESr.--A meeting Of this { ON
mitt-e will be held Monday evening, April the ls at Il o.
clock, at National Hall. 81 order
J. y REYNOLDS, President
john r. LoRTox. Secretaries mh3O Q,
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L'GG MATCHING EXHlBTTlON.-ih ne Fro
T. nror Of This rnos novel and attracting Exhibition. hay
IN been so bey p,tfonsed By scientific and ia,hion"
Die citizens has thought proper TO procure an rsl9s ana
.asant room al 235 Broadway and the same VAL con-
sequsntly b, dscontnu this day at o'clock r 81 pae
given the public OF the fe-openlnS OF the tx
hbtion Parties ab )ct leaving the City and desfous OF W.T.
Messing This xtraodary triumph Of nature. will do
we'll 10 call during the day. m3o q.
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n~RoyaI Mail for Liverpool Letter Bags for
the Royal Mail Steam Ship Casdon. will close AZ arne en-
Co.'S Office, No Wall street SATURDAY, jsih iaSt at
quarter before O'Clock, F. NJ
Merchants and others rc!Y on every er entrusted 10
our being beard the ample time as has uni
formrv been the With our mails:
mh29 q HARNDE.N y ~ NO. J w a.! 81.
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oj- The Rev. Kingston Goddard will deliver
Sermon the young the Mission Church of the Ep-
phany protestant EpAcopa in Stanton ST. between Essex
and Norfolk streets, Sunday evening nex, Services 10
10 commence at halfpast o'clock. IT.
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Eighth VyRrd.-At meeting of the Democratic
Wings of the Eighth Ward. held al the Tsol Saloon, pur
su ant 10 call o the Nominating Committee OF the Ward
JOHN A MAY appointed Presideat, EZRA SMITH
and HENRY PRUDER Vice Presidents and FARRlNGroN
PRicE and EDWARD MEsLER Secretaries.
On motion
Resolred That Committee OF three be appointed TO draft
ResolutIous for The consideration OF the meeting.
The Chair appointed NesSys Jane. L. NJ Beakly Harvey
Hart 1ud Jonathan Allen.
The Nominating Committee presented The following
REPORT.
The patient drbera'ion that has marked he course, IN
ouy been scuaed BY the desire harmonic whatever isea
We therefore present support, for Alderman, IL
yASUS GEDNEY; gsnem m who has proven himself
as representative this Ward In our Common Council
every way competent aud qualified discharge the duties OF
whatever trust may be Tsposed IN HIM.
For Assistant Alderman t.SSt. D. FRlCE discreet
and sound man. u,linong lnttgrty Jealous and dero-
ted Wing determined reform OF municipal abuses aud the
cuItailmeEt OF city exI%ndE ure
For Assessors, GIDEON FoUSTA1S aud JOHN toRsHtf,
whose practical aud peculiar qualifications render them fully
competent 10 discharge the duties Of high frost 10 he sat
isfaction every property holder IN the Ward possessing
patience aud 20 be just AID Zee. aaugh' deYo-
led aad alou of common cause AID the III
umphanr success of Harry OF the West.
For Constab'es SOLOMON REG and SAMUEL X. LLOYD.
Men favoraby known 10 the ward OF soaad principles,
d voted the Wing and way worthy of your
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1- Lectures Ola the Jeyvs.-The next Lecture in
this will BE- delivered To (Sunday) Evening
in TIE Broad say Tabernacle by the Rev John Lille Of tins
city Suect Tn Connection OF Jewish ReSto[a;ion and
Service 70 commence al alfnast O'Clock: ",
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u" The Challenge taken up. Ml1cHELL
ro q; Learned Sr:-n you Lecture on the Sec
ord Advent of CHRIST Frauk lin Hail. the i'm instant you
stated that you night BE- wrong two three months put
Won challenged YOUR opponents show that you were wrong
year-ltrefore I'D myself nuder obligations 70 TAKE
ba callenre since no other person will for the good of the
community aud show that You are wrong many years h
some parts of your time aud also III And VIII DIS
cuss with you the important parts winch orohE 10 i'S
Ce,t Number Seven often made OF IN SCRIPTURE and
also ,bs seven Prophetic Times, beginning ~ Revelation
and ending in Gs.es-Or the haa destiny oil man TO ms
c,,on and HI, Crsaoraad you shall produce Your belle
J your reasons for that belief and VIII produce mInehe
SrniuIs 10 be the ieS-and whicbsyer produces the best
moor ,borug man. and have nothing TO depend upon out my
daily labor and also poor scholar therefore II Is nor
my power TO give ny belief and 'oT that
belief AZ full lelgth in the public paper h2ie you vi"
m vou advantage and 81; and one part 10 De nosea
every stern week. and snce you profess TO De CHRISTIAN
and eacher OF Chr tinlty and Genesoien man. ana 10
love the good of all bangs. therefore, 10 De CoHss'nt
,b;n vour mower aud knowieds1 70 accomplish that OBJECT
ar else what do ye more than other, :.
First: have heard sou quots Licndl'"h ~ l" -
~ he the eternal state the SAINTS and The new Earth
and thar the Saints oaly are TO go up from yeai 20 M
NV jerusalem, which then 10 have come down from
an3 "a be upon the Earth; bu! here you Stopped and
,oct TO skip the five following verses NJ"
on Far what reason did you skip those h'e verses
h "sSns Them sTay Those consider as proof
nos;tye and many other parts of SCRIPTURE at al eaIGo
he The Etc nal State of Glory as You represent %
his eason that be punishment End the anu
the Heather living that state ana II We are - aorr
Pissue and Punishment, and Heathsn eteInay IN Gos
bonid wish TO know it Would you be pleased 10 give me
n nny reasons for believing ard advocating that 10 De
The Eternal State of Glory And Will Gve you my oeiis
OF '"' T SHar very respectfully, J. MITCHELL.
V,rE NJ arch 90, 1874.
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aud esnt possessing all the properties OF the hagnasa IN
general USE n much convenient form. For sale by
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

The Doctrine of Original Sin.-DeWaylty
and III. Fail Man. Taught the Presb yteIian Confession
OF Fa, will be by ke,. D Cochran morrow
afternoon O'Clock Ere; Congres atinna Church,
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