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And in the n;te, proportion 5r any number below TO- One
Hundred Copies Will be sent 10 any one Post Once ioF the
whole for 500 or scarcely more than cent copy
Those who may ii favor with thar patronage Will
oige US by senn. he eay possible - as 10
secure full sets.
" Subscriptions may be RENTED through the Post Offices
ut our risk.
I When single copies ordered the price OF which
80 cents for the term the If the subscribers VIII ne WIT
ten on the envelope but in all oe where clubs ot i've OF
more are formed the packages be dlrested To some md
vldual OF the club. ~ the Post Once
In the City New York only be obtained at the Pub
fishing Office. or rom the Nswsboys.
10 New SUBSCRIBERS still commence with the fist num-
Der
'-' '- GREELEY Il HcELRATH
Tribune Buildings. ~ Nss,au-st.
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ASHBURTON LACES.


No. % CEDAR, oSE DOOR FROM SAsSAU-ST.
HAS Just received handsome assortment O AShbuftun
Laces, Lace Cnpe Cunnn ana Shaws 10 emtrldr'-
Fee Net Shnwls arrcge Scus and Shawl style Lace
Caps Eurhes SIR Bond Quilting Footing. cold Clpes
Tor onne Ribbons Gimp. Silks, iigrefy. Glove; md Al'is
Fans. Printed Lawns ballotle lries tTnru Nei- Lace
Coars, ihmlly Collars. a.. NC Ieo
DALZORINES Balzonne,, Very nch Wool Wool and SILK
ID und Muslin BulzOunes al VARIOUS styles.
Printed Nuslns, printed Lawns. Lsnoes. Orsande Alusns
sc. & very low.
Muslin De Lanes Of and elegant patterns of rich aud
beautiful corrs NJ all Prices from LODI
Also large assortment III Snwi. Apoccus. BOm5nzncs.
ut lo Spring street the pIcasanct and cheapest street
~ which q purchase good N the whole city.
BURCIIiED s: iIAZZAED,
les lw' itj Spring door from Thompson street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

VOCAL. MUSIC AND ELOCUrlONARY SCIENCE
Mr.. +. II. NASH lately nssocn,sd with Tot BkoSsoN
would respectfully inform those dcsrols "i developing and Gu
yutlng tlc.r Voices 10! and Speakn: m effective
without causing hoqrcne or eNinusn thnt ne m,
established mei:at No % Fory-strce III the City oil New
York tn Instruct iRdiriuGiS and Small Glasses on re.>on
bic terms He will also instruct tLEE CLUB> and CHoiR>
and give PIRATE Instruction IN nil parts ni the CITY F4p
cuar. and reeteMce> Circulars ut the Look ma MUSIC
S,nrc. my2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

DE- The Life and Public Services of Hen
ry CLAW by EPys SARGENT may be obtained Reidsg &
Co.'S, Boston Zebe s. Co.'S. Philadelphia. and at Cushing *
Brothers, Baltimore TINS Biography the fullest and mus;
complete OF any published of i!r Clay and sold at tie
uncommonly low price OF 12ls cents per copy aS DIV
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The MCkIE RoBBERy.-lta appears that the state
menl in our paper of Saturday was correct, and that
the suspected person took one OF the Hudson boals
seinc South on Friday evening. low far dawn the
river hc went OF course is rot known. Iii probable,
il tIc robber is an old hand that he will get clear
if he is grcenhorn il is likely he will be taken, rs
the money stolen is in bills OF the Hartford Conn. J
Bank, of small denominations. The person who is
suspected as the robber paid his fare from Pttseld
Chatham 10 sr. 1ilton the conductor OF the Bos-
ton train, in q So Hartford Bank bill.
Albany Daily Adv.
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WHOLE NO. 9ss.
Ten Copies for orc Doiinr!
BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY CLAY,
nNLY TNEELVE

ONLY TWELVE AND 4 HALE CENTS!
. The undersigned vii publish THIS NOAN!N"
ne,s .-l --esrir improved EDITION Of
The LEE. AND PUBLIC SERVICES
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The Clay Tribune

VIII be published week till the co-e the Presidential
Campaign 1t will be thoroughly devoted 10 he advancement
Of tAe Wing Cause and the ecc;;on OF Henry CLAY
II will contain substantially al the Political matter which np
nears in the pnily nd Weekly Tribune with briesurmary
of,he News the Day and transmitted 10 Subscribers oI the
to-, term Ia iitle over months ct the following rates.
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rR1RGiNE LOB PRINTING OFFICE.

No. 10 NASSA -STEEEI.
All kinds of J OBJ Printinr. such
PASPHLETs. MAasoTH SH"'" BILLS
CATALOGUES. !-ECEi-IS ttIi!s,
CHscEs C.Rps CONCERT Bills. PAN and
INSURANCE Policies. tnncy.
Bills OF LAD!SG. POLITICAL BILLS.
CIgCrt.Rs CIRCULARS. meat &.
prnty executed at the Office oi the Tribune No l Nassau
street-oppo-,e the PARK.
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r The English ride on their Railroads at the
rate of Sc miles per hour extraordinary occasions
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~ Whi- Songs for s44.-Ju,t published at the
Tribune Office in neat pamphlet toTrn collection Of the hes;
popular Wing Songs Price or single copies cents. 81 Fer
lao nr Sis per 1000 copies GREELEY 3: McELRATH
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DAMAGE. BY LIGATNING.-During the thunder
storm Yesterday afternoon learn that two houses
at Russels Mills tDerlmouth) were struck BY light
ming, both being considerably damaged, and thai a
young man named Head was killed by the electric
tuid. He had been recently married.
p. S.-We have since learned that one OF the
above houses was that of Dir. Job Baker, IN which,
however, no was injured. n. Bedford Bulletin.
NATURES NoBLEMAS.-The NcwOfleans Her
ala relates anecdoe OF one of their wealthy Gill
zens gentleman informed us yesterday, that
amer ne was burned out on Saturday, he went TO
So'n hagsn, Esq. and asked HIM 10 rent INN a
| mouse. The reply was No, sir, have no houses
10 rent Tor The sufferers; bu, go TO my agent and
ask nm tor The key Off any house have vacant ana
take possession OF it, "
SERIOUS Acknowledgment Abijah jenkins, OF
.ile borough OF Bristol, Pa. killed on Saturday,
oy TWO mules, which he was unhitching from a
wagon. They became iractious, reared and tram,
pea nm under their feet then started of al iull
speed, The wheel of the wagon passing over him.
ne iiVed about Three hours utter the occurrence.
u Western Editor gives vent to his indig-
nation as follows Bo who steals my purse,
steals trash; but he who steals my umGrili-cuss
him.
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To THE LADIES.

M!LLISERs ASp OTHERS ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited tn cail and examine stock
Of Strop GOgds. IN pun, Us fellows, VIZ
Ladies Tuscau Neapotnn Birds Eye l'rud, CHIP and Srhw
Bonnes Misses sizes: also Misses. Boys aud Chdrens Les
horn Panama. and Palm Leaf Hats, artificial flowers, &c sc
All selling oil very low for cash, ut
L. :. Hotel Building late
MI lms Hollis House New OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

ITO TAKE CREASE SPOTS from Cloties, Carpets, Wool
ems 6c.-The Magic Erasye Soap removes al! grease
spot, stains &c from clothes without lDun- the texture but
On the CONTRARY Frightening and beauyng them Sold al q
Chatham and ~ Broadway. or l Fulton St Brooklyn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

A NTHRACrTE PIC IRON-50n tons toL sae low 10 close
~ a West street.
n 10 CoFFEE-s00 .ass prime green. for sal by
II. ais RiNNELl. MlNTURN & co. Is South 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

10 Femperancc House, % Veseystrect. near I'M
Astor House-AiIs f. NJ GUS hn taken hl. delightful stun
yaninseS on the most reasonable terms.
The house and newly lunished-the situation airy
pleasant and the steamboat ann,
4 pure vegetable die, for those who prefer warm AMI co
l,uih. Tree my2slti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

o. The Books Of Subscription to the Capital
Stock oft.e New and Enc Railroad To-
the Office of the Company No 81 Wastreet between lie
hours vi. 10 and D. WI. NJ GDb I'D. Secretary.
New York. April 9th. 1SA aS
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Mr. g. uENVET~r hn> removed Ia No. > Bieec%erst.
49, itfnni,ny Nrw.Nork. ftnctcc runire I" l.lo-
rnn,s Fractures, Han Diseases. Sp.in ,"n!IatoiS TT
a"r,Ions rr Curvature. oftl- SPINE 'je'"rncd Shoule'
Vh Syyeuys Wuakness OF The JOINTS. and Diseases o ua
it,l,S .rncfply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

O00D Reams Straw Wrapping Paper. e1tia quqlty.
nsOUOl1O Reans Rag Paper, single, and double crown
size.
500 Reams white Tea Paper. OF handsome quality.
800 single and double shoe. pnin white and assorted
cOlorS.
1909 rcams Palm Leaf Paper. for sale in quantities suit
purchasers, By L. L. CLAYTON & SONS.
81 Iuhn-
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rs Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
i.-lLs ln:,I,inn. dummy the month of MAY.
ci I'm Total Lives Insured. ~

r. Dr.. Phinncy's Family Pills constantly
for sne by A. b. X D. SANDS ~ Fulton street, 23 Broad
way, and - East broadway. le2 TIM
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S,CRAP IRON-U Wrought Scrip Iron, board ship
y Wellington, Tor sale by GRlNNELL. MlSTURN & co.
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,rHE BEST SOAP IN THE WORLD.-Robca

15NHE BEST SOAP IN THE WORIp.-itpbcI;ss lmofu
we'd Brown Soap article HAT I'm, become .er se'r
ry IN Use ti. and II tn,senevpe woUh. look Ia II
M and not heed Their crucc VINO do not Keep u. bu
rather put their OF with G'cror article ui
pale would find economy II, rs those w!u have
trie pronounce I've the best and cheapest o The consul
mer -! the kind made Bear ~ mind u Brown
nn, mo-, a Pale $pGp. every stamped knbeuss la
proved Brown Soap For sale by most D hc principal gOctfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12
LOSHUA GARSED 4
ALERT REACI

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
G.. WEMPI.E,
No. g Cedar one door from Nassau ST..
LAS lust received from Auction magnificent French printed
Muslns, rich roche Pad and striped Pout Soe, Of
superior quality, black striped Harege. New style Bnz0
rne l0+ striped Barrere Shnw!s, Ladies Cqya's
rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, Brussels Thread and !ishbu
ton aces white and black Cardinals, coored silk Shaw
Barnsey SheetnG. Hosiery, Gloves Persons purchasing
for cash will well Gull and the stock before
chasing their goods. my25
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nDIS0N vAlI DENTIST. has removed to Is g.. 90
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PEEIrEn SIIGAI;

S1YoO!SEY AND WOOL .SEY from this date infer tler
w Standard" DOUBLE REFINED 81 CARS ai the fol-
lowing low prices. VIZ:
Loaf II cents pound When s iat I'VE packages i'
i;rl,I,e,i ii do DO purcha@o, hail cent pc pound
The above are packe. n, follows:
!:safs 3 B; :: s. $ r. PACKAGE
Apply Ia tic New York Patent Sugar Refinery. Of south
md Mon;gnnie nj ~ NuliSt.
" &. Orders ofhc city cu b. accompanied by remit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

! DoRTaBLL SHOWER BATHS al the best make III tie
| L world. for sale wholesale and reaIl, BY
| - WI. WEST. i23 Hudson street
new Shower Bath which ever body ought have Mt the
! low price of 30 cents encIi. u.Slm
| T,HE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AGEScY or v f. PALMER. cys'> vely known Throughout
the United States embracing most oi the best Ne:paper "i
the prncnal the CnlIn established at loJ Nassau
street Tribune buildings, opposIy Cry Hall. at the Con-
/
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ITsT PI.BIIsHEp. -TnE. GlG4E STUDENT an

lust Pl.Bi!SHEp. TIE BiBLE STUDENT AND
y FAMILY MONITOR. Il SENI-MO.ruLY Periodical.
conducted hy association Of Ministers aud iay,ne1 "n
issued IN double numbers after the f number -eiheiNte
not by man ar. bu; with Bible truth Terms = et Hoiune
OF 70 numbers. payable EtvaGcc We respectfully sort
that share OF public patronage winch the merits n ts W"
demand. Those who become our patrons ARE inTlic1 Ia cal
and have the first number mailed tn friend gratis, Once
Nos Spruce,e y. y, on tie ID floor. h H. NllLvA
Publisher. ms In
no SrATIoNERs, ENGRhVEaS AND FRlN rERs;
Superior Ennmelie,l. Porcelain Ivory Surface white and
coored banks Cans OF every description manufacturer
the New York Gard SHuuiscory :uSae nj reduced p'es
by L. SMITH. iL1 John street. Opposite t'lH 81 N.Y.
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on the rupture without bnck pnd winch does much injury
to the fe lar tfin beng the best e OF rs superiority.
II applied anf ,X days trial glven and II does not retain
the rupture while performing KIND OF exercise or cough
ur and give perfect word II II not satisfactory
IN every respect tie money cheedDly returned md this Is
the only which you should buy my russ per-
mcnt easily effected and warranted If directions ara
followed.
,c and round the hips. they cnn erndunta
a.. / -, an s,rp., ms In
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Besides most oi the principal the Eastern and No
LIZ So. Lal L. 81 N,n.
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mi6 % South-.;teei.
IyOR SALE-A good Double Counting Room Desk Ap, IL
T. mhN IN ~. K ]. 7. TAPStOI'T. % Peek Sip
A NTHRACITE PIG IR0N-3u tons for sale low to
n close an account, by MURDOCH. LEAVrTT {; co.
my13 q HeSt-stre-t-
4 AC UYE.-5Q prrne qlasy, for sale By
Il ais t:RINNEI.L MiSTURS & 90. . South st
CHOYELS x SPADEss-5Co dozen. a low priced artice
y tor saleby MURDOCH, LEAVTIT co,
MIL n West szeet-
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CREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES NJ ;hc StuyVesaat
" Bookstore and Bniery. The Propleors. GEO x u.
MILLER have lately removed place of business tom
So 10 6j Broadway doors below ther old stand INTO a-e
and conmolous store They now offer for sic large -
snrtn=n Books, Stationery and fancy article the :rea;e-
par, one.ipGii lower Khan NJ he! ipr-r place oi
business including the Cheap periodicals. oil the day. and on
the same reduction the Binding OF Muse. ~ lw'
CUEAP READING.-The terms Of subscription 20 the
" Bowery Circulating Library have been reduced ore matt
viz For yenr from So 70 g iJI sN months tom - ~
To 81 10 ;ur three months from - Tor one month"; from
81 20 % cents.
TINS Library contains 500 volumes IN the various de
pa:imeE;s literature, constantly cCev. udttOn> ul
all the works. together with the foreign and American
periodicals published.
Catalogues may be had the Library; p:ce l3 cents
- - u { Z ANNnk. 3 knNnrv.
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u The tidiags OF the action Of the Methodist
General Conference in this city excite a profound
sensation among the Methodists Of the South. y
meeting Of the male Methodists Of Richmond,
Va was held on the 9th, when, after elaboration
and discussion, series OF resolutions was adopt,
cd sustaining Bishop Andrew, &c. &c. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-12

RIGHT BANK OF THE MIsSIsslppI-It - omit,
al ungsual thing for the Banks Of the River IN ,aI
during use OF water; but an instance of the Xiii
occurred last evening near where the house OF Mir
Messy was erected about - years ago, which feli
IN the summer before last. Our side the main leyee
al the river side, stood some sheds and warehouses;
Last evening, about 10 yards in width and 900 wards
IN length OF the bank suddenly sunk down. Carving
with II one oil the warehouses and seine OF the sheds
This morning 90 feet has been measured, where YES.
terday only feet water could be found. There
wers no lives lost however and that OF poperty NAY
not exceed $1,000
The houses below the old ferry are now somewhat
IN danger, as the land slides OF the last two year.
have lett The upper part OF the town exposed to tic
strength ot,he current. ~ Orleans Age, May 81
GROWTH OF PRoyiDENcE.-Then number Of build
ngs now IN progress of erection in the city of Prov
'aenge, including those finished since the beginning
OF The present year, is 4lS of which 355 are wooden
dwellings, III bnck do. > wooden stores 90 brick do
aud five othe- buildings OF brick or stone. includno
anew Episcopal Church.
lSpIGSirY OFFERED THE PoPE-A private le,,e,
from Rome, Of Il late date states that woman. who
managed 10 come near his hoiuess when in the p,E,.
I've performance OF some solemn Office, rushed upon
hi'i wlth the greatest fury, his garments aud
pulled from his head The sacred emblem OF auihuri.
Bangor Cons.
n 81 The schooner Providence, lying near Fo.
oinl' H. l. was struck by lightning ON Sunday last,
and considerably damaged. ''
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,,,ir S.ryicesoruenry Clay.

CHArTFR l. Birth and tarsu tls-FIls ea.Iy tlys-I7'
v;liF,,- ,f he -i4bss-St;te, Ltwtrus Patrick Hsail
-Esnnyes 10 Neutrality-suspicious. x Debating sqc'-ty-t--
comes successful iici:auef-Ceses IN winch hs d'tr
bin-lf-Iir advocates tr poiIoy ct sIaduilly snr-
ci1,t ;f- slaves ia ksu,uckyoFcseS The thet and -
j;.5. -, elected 20 the General Assah!y -ustAHcr
lIa-rsn,-- AFFAIR wiil Col Dsycsst pl-arS - ~.
Bartor Aa.ou "iih baf.iH .>e"'
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ff'IT ar,S. assortment and elena' ttet;' oi "la
Apron,-;n.rihcr with irnpery Tor Looking EissSe a3
Picture EgufncS-l3sy - .pundat
NJ / :. EANNOR'S Bookstore, 40 h1Ntiy.
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NOTICE OF RFMoyAlt;.riERCE'S PArENl,r ,tir.n
o. Establishment y removed 10 ~ broadway. one door above
Rcn,!e.Strcct. -. H. ,, "a, ., coll md .x,u;pa a
new Range which has been introduced tins sp,ns which l9
durability simplicity and economy ns never ossH a sS,
~ d. 'e''e NINA" mis- In
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
Dreadful Riot in PHILADELPHIA.

Last week we published an account Of the break
ing up Of meeting Of the ''Nltive Americans in
kensngton, by firing upon the meeting, and the re-
cral Others SC. The horrid work did not end here,
and below give continuation of the outbreak,
since received las find it from the Philadelphia and
other papers:
On Tuesday morning. placards were found posted
all over the city, calling meeting of the Native
Americans, to be held at 3 o'clock, p NJ in indie
pendence Square. About noon small party Of
men and boys, of the Woodworking class, passed
through the Streets bearing large American Flag,
and n banner on which was inscribed,
"THIs IS THE FLAG THAT WAS TRAMFLED by
IRISH PAPIsTs;"
referring to the act of the Irish Catholics at the Amer
lean meeting of the previous day, which they lad in
vadcd and fired upon.
The following pacard was also posted in various
parts of the city:
To the Catholics Of The city and County Of Phil0-
deipbid:
The melancholy riot Of yesterday, which resulted
in the death of several of fellow beings, calls for
our deep sorrow and it becomes all who have had any
share in this traacnl scene to humble themselves be-
fore God, and to sympahise deeply and sincerely
with those whose relatives and friends have fallen
earnestly con ure all avoid all occasion of excite
ment and to shun all public places Of assembage, and
to do nothing that may exasperate ..
+FRANCIS PATRICK, Bishop of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, May 9Th, 1871 . .
At the appointed hour the meeting assembled
OF its tone and character the North American says:
The speakers ut the meeting, as we wish to bear
, 1844-05-04
NOtiCGs

NHE Planters Tobacco Inspection Ware
& house is now carried on by the subscri-
bers, who arc prepared to despatch bust
ness without delay. They take this oppor-
tunity of informing their numerous friends
of the necessity OF having their timber well
seasoned before their hogsheads are set up,
as much good tobacco ia injured fs0m hav-
ing the hogshead made of green and unsca-
soned timber.
The late law says that the length OF
stave shall be 81 inches, the hog.hesi 40
inches across the head, shall have 6 hoops,
and contain not less than 500 lbs. tobacco.
VOOLFOLK s. FIFE.
Nov 2 Inspectors.
The Missourian, Era and Reporter copy
3 months weekly; Palmyra Wing, Jefferson
Iaquifcr, Boonyille Observer, Fayette Times,
Glasgow Plot, Liberty Banner, Platte Ia
gle, Western Missourian, Lexington Express,
Hannibal Journal, Paris Sentinel, St. Charles
Advertiser, Bowling Green Radical aud Co
umbia Statesman will each insert the above
90 amount Of s. and charge this Office.
, 1844-05-04
PROSPECTUS FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE,
Held in Lexington, Ky, between

Held in Lexington, Ky, between
Rev. ALExAxpra CAugDRLL, ofBethauy, Va.
And Rev. \. /. RIcr, OF Paris, Ky.
On the Following Proportions, ri=:
|. The immersion in water Of a proper sub
ject, into the name Of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Spirit, is The only Apostolic
OF Christian Baptism. Mr.. Campbell af-
firms. Mr.. Rice denies.
?. The infant Of a believing parent is a
ScriPtural subject Of Baptism Mr.. Rice
aGirms and Mr. Campbell denies.
3. Christian Baptism ia for the remission ct
past sins. Mr.. Campbell alirms Mr..
Rice denies.
4. Baptism is to bc administered only 10y =
Bishop or ordained Prcsbyter. hir. Rice
afifms. Mr. Campbell! denies.
5. In Conversion aud Sanctifcation, a.,
Spirit Of God operotos on persons only
through the Word OF Truth. Mr.. Camp
bell nfirms. MIR. Rice denies.
6. Human Crcrds MS bonds Of Union and
Communion, src necessarily hercticai aud
schismatical. Mr.. Campbell alilm-. In.
Rice denies.
Reported by competent S:cno-r a pliers and
20 be approved and authenticated by th2
Debatants. published in one Svo. r"lnuc,
containing from : % 80 pace, neatly exc
cuted on good paper, and we'll bound in cloth
or musiin-TLc above work viii he ruhii-h-
ed as early "a practicable, at 50 per copy,
AS the publishers ave purchased The copy
right, the work can be procured only thro'
this channel.
Any person becoming responsible Ter fen
copiea, shall be entitled to an additional
copy gratuitously.
RrcoNurxDATIo@s.-We cLeoE'u,ly re,
commend the above work.
J! j. S sS:sd Smith, Moderator.
Geo. Robertson )
We ministers o. tie same church Will
Mr. CamPbelD clccrtul!y recommend th'
work.
james Fishback james Shannon
John Smith A.. Raiucs
L.. T.. Pinkerton IT. Johnson
B. F. Hall -Hori"n
D. $. Burnett \. Kondicl
j.. /. Shepard.
We [mini-ters 81 the same church wi
ar, Rice chcerful]y recommend the work
lanes X. BurCh ;acch F fTce
Jno.H II. Brown y. II. Hall
J.. d. Matthews JDo. / CooHs
!. G. Simrall u. Bullock
Juo. Montgomery VIM. d. I0ues
r. c. Gruudy D., 5. TODD
W. Y. Alien john Watt.
We (niui,tcrs Of the methodist Epi.CoTf
church, chce-iuliy recommend the abov
q. B. Bqscom b. II. NcCown
W. II. Anderson X. T. p. Allen
]. I. Kemp Thos. Lynch.
A. T. SkELLMAN s. SON.
Dec. 1913. Lexington, hI
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NOTICE,

u Office IS hereby given that the undc.-
" signed has obtained from the Clerk ul
the County Court Of Lincoln county. Mo-,
letters Tcstameutary, upon the Estate Of
Coleman Estes, deceased, bearing date the
Let day of March, A. d. 1914. Al per
sons having claims against said estate. are
requested to exhibit them in one year from
the date Of said letters. for allowance. or
they NAV he pfecluded from any benefit OF
said estate, and if such claims are not pre-
.entcd within three years from the date OF
said letters, they will be forever barred.
JACOB o. ESTES, ,r
{. W. GiLIUN.
March 18th. lS4I. 3gt9.