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THE TREMENDOUS
LOCOFOCO GATHER
IN THIS CITY.

The next illustrated WEEKLY HERALD will con-
tain report of the great fair at Poughkeepsie,
with beautiful illustrations. Also, report Of The
locofoco meetings in Tammany Hall and the
Park, with engravings. Together with report
of the immense mass meeting Of the wings on
Boston Common, with a splendid Illustration.
This will he one Of the most attractive and inte-
resting Weekly Hsralds ever published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-18

NiBLo's Last week oi the celebrated Campo
nolocian Bell Ringers, PRIOR to their departure on
Southern tour They will app tonight and perform
variety ot popular airs aud overtures The Imaginable
arces OF the Double Bedded Room and Saratoga Springs
also advertised
ETHIOPIAN MlNsrRfLs-PALMo's OPERA HousE.
The popularity OF these Miusires csniinues undi-
nioished as each successive light only fresh
md numerous visitors but also draws those who pre-
sously enjoyed their nimiinble performances. THIS
evening the attraction will be increased the assistance
>, the ivy Green Minstres," another band Of ghly
-minent vocalists and instr rune n,alists.
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General Session q

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Dickinson and Mott
M. q. PATERsoS, District Attorney.
Several applications tor the postponement of on
he ground oil the absence Of witnesses and
counsel were made, and granted
Node r os'qui-in the case OF Gustavus Thompson
indicted Tor obsining goods by false pretencss pros
entered upon the pay Of the costs OF
Stealing a Gov and Hs3ec: Georgcw Howe tried
for grand larceny IN stealing red spotted
'eif.r worth about S45 from Mrs. Elizabeth Lstiner, of
57h street. on The III OF June. he evidence for the
prosecution established the fact that the cattle
len after O'Clock in the evening and that they
bought between sunrise and occk in Pitt street of
the prisoner abb proved by several respectable
witnesses The Jury acquitted the prisoner
Pea IF Gmlv John Oges plead guilty to assault
and battery on Henry Lynn sentence suspended.
Trial tor Grand Larcsns- Jocup WNlisms, blsck
boy, tried AMI acquitted charge 81 grand LARGE.
ny stealing a watcn worth $50 from Miss Dick OF No.
30 Amty street There evidence al all for the
prosecution
Trial for a Nuisance Charles J. Holt was put upon
trial ON INDIGNANT charging him with msnianing
nuisance in Han mersely street, in the shape Of soap
10 ling establishment, IN which corrupt and putrid
vas toiieh, from which the stencil is nsufisrable. i
o'clock the prosecution rested their Case, and the
adjourned I'LL this morning at III o'clock.
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~ lnE LuNChNLhA4eD EAIhAtI or - n
jArARiLLA, CENT? An AND SAhSAFRAS, pre- dLbd
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy rs.
olished for the suppression OF quockery This refined
ed highly concentrated extract possessing eli the pur
confidently recommended by the College, "a infinitely
uperior any extract Of Sarsaparlla ~ present before
~ public and may he relied o certain remedy for
u diseases arising rom impure state OF the blood,
lcb ms scrouio, salt.rhsn, ringw0rm, bioche PIN.
jef acers pain IN the BONES or joints uoes cutaneous
uptions uicerated throat any disease arising
on the secondary ehec'0 o. syphilis or judlcious
ie olm eroury
cold in single sstties, at ........ 10 cenla cach
In Casoa Of hnlfe.dozcr Bottles S. 30
one tsLaa i" q W
lses forwnrded 70 oil parts OF The Un,on.
" b-A very liberal discount 10 Wholesale purchasers.
,Sice OF the College, 90 Nassau street
w S RICHARDSON. M D.. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-18

DEATH OF THE AMERICAN CONSUL IN LIVERPOOL
The death Of Mr.. Haggerty, late Consul at Liver
pool which we announced in our Extra yesterday,
caused two score of hungry applicants to start in
the evening train for Philadelphia and Washing
ton. Captain Tyler will have them on his hands
at once.
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U. Y. Dlsiricf Courf

His Honor will until Friday to which day the
Court stands adjourned
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Polk MEDALS Sanford, "a Vandewater
street, has a lot Of Polk and Dallas Medals for
,la
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. great foot race
on the Beacon Course, will take place on the l4th
cf October next for $1,000 II must not be forgotten
by those pedestrians who wish to run, that all
entries must be made before Saturday evening
1eyt
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d3- DIR. McNAIRs ACOUSTIC OIL-All deaf per
ois should use this ceebraeI Oil In all complaints Of
ie Ear has tn most astonishing Effect aud always
eyes the persoa and frequently cures. Price 81 per
AK Sold If ~ Courtlandt street.
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WHERE'S THE EQUINOX We have enjoyed, in
the last fortnight. most singulary beautiful weather
It seems to us, from all accounts, that we have
been in the very centre of a tremendous storm and
are yet to feel its effects. We learn from Capt.
Allen, Of the Virginian, that severe gale blew up
off Nantucket, last Saturday; while in South Caro-
lima and Georgia, they have experienced terrible
tornadoes and rain. All this indicates that wide
spread storm has been raging all around US, and
that New York, as the centre, may escape. Let
us look out, however, for our awnings and blinds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-18

ARRIVALS. Robert Owen and Mr. III. Philips,
II the Aston House.
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FIRE.-Last evening at o'clock, fire broke
out in the second story of the building 40 Maiden
lane, occupied by Mr.. David Marriott, as an um-
brella mandatory. The prompt and efficient aid
Of the fire companies confined the damage to the
floor upon which it originated, but which was
nevertheless con siderable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-18

FOREIGN NEws.-Two Atlantic Express packets,
the Emerald, Capt. Howe, from Havre, Aug 9th,
and Virginia, Capt. Allen, from Liverpool, the
same day, arrived at this port yesterday. The
news.by these packets, which we issued in an ex-
ira, immediately after their arrival, we have placed
on the outside with the advices by the Britannia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-18

ACCIDENT One of the boats Of the Mexican
steamer Guadalupe was run into by the steamer
Globe yesterday morning of Peck Slip and smash
ID. There were fifteen persons in the boat. 1t il
supposed that all are saved.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
NEXT ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
THE GREAT FAIR
AT
POUG Il K EPSIE.
IMMENSE MASS MEETING
OF THE
WHIoS ON BOSTON COMMON.

WHIoS on BOSTON COMMON.
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AGENTS. x..-
CHAPLIN l. RoBY, New Philadelphia, Taseass"
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Seepred bu letters Patent of the United States

TEE METHOD OF PREPARING BRASDRETHnS vEsETA
DLE ExTRGcTG
NAvEAT entered 9Th of June, 1842.-Patent granted
~ Benjamin Brandreth, Goth January. 1843.
The extracts Of which Brandreths Pills are composed
obtained by this patented proc without boiling any
pcaton Of heat The active principle Of the herbs Is thus
seGred the same as ls in the Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautions Of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from in which the contemplate rob
bers steaesmy language merely altering the name Timsw
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE.
fTBrandrehs Pills the Peoples medicine proved BY
thousands who daily recommend them 10 the afflicted The
BRANDRErHs Pills growing every day POPULAR their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick Of boheXes
daily deriving benefit from them No of disease but
they be used with advantage. ches hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure with ypens with coughs
and colds, with costveness with $50 with hot
parched lips and canker the mouth Let the afflicted use the
medicine, and they will fnd they require no other.
fTsold at Is cents per box. with direction.
The only Agents for the sue Of Dr. B. Brandreh Vegeta
bic Universal Pills, in Tuscarawss county ChapnS Ko
by, New Philadelphia, and Philip p Latter, sandyvlls.
May rs, 1872
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THE cheapest and best Medicine in the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
Ooly Il l-2 cents a Box.

Only II IL ceDls Box.
INEESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at II
Il cents box, JUST one half what they have usually
been sold at and each box contains much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Brandrehs 25 cent boxes
This reduction is made 10 correspond with the present
low pressure times, and BRING the medicine within The
reach ofevery family As these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western Stateshey need
nothing said in the form of an advertisement to recon-
mend Them as there are living wn' nearly every
where 10 testify that they arehe Scst Family Msdiene
now before The public. We say to all who are not well
buy these pills for they are safe under all circumstances
and conditibbs ofle ashhsy never debitae weaken
but strengthen The whole system. For sale in New
by CHAPLIN q ROBYr
Also in oil The principal towns lhrosgbou, III
3O6
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HIGSISY. IMPORTANT.
NEW DIsC COVERY.

DR.. George FeliS's Family Hpericnt Fills.
UAR FELIX, ofYou6gstown Westmofeand county, Pa,
II would most pQeefully inform the public that he has
made Of the ot Important discoveries in medicine ever
known, and which will be regarded sreafIer as forming an
epoch in the art Of healing. ,
In bilious disorders the effect Of Me above named pill 10
wonderful 1t the vated and acrd bile, promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver and soon restores that all
important viscUs to natural condition and Wholesome ac'
tyity In complaints Of the stomach is particularly Valua
ble It ceanses OF all morbid and perniCious matter, In
creases the appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
ygor TO the whole system II acts etcthaly 10 diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels, ousing the Liver to healthy
action violent colds II will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentey, will yield c two doses
The Dabate and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will bs cured by the of this medicine Without any nox
ious effects In the diseases of children they will be highly
Beneficial especially during the time they are getting teeh
At which time Infants suffer most s., 4 ar ,r,,
In the use of this medicine n6 attention need &c paid TO
diet nor hOad there be any dread of exposure to hs wsa
'";r ;TrEsrfMoNrxLs 'oF TiHBi BEST KIND can b. ad
dueed Numbers Of gentlemen of especlabiiy and alenS
have used these P and az unite In rendering praise to 1hi
safe powerful and Wonderful cath6licon.
THE following certificate of aK eminent physician and
preacher Of the Gospel win show the eIccency Of their
efficacy on the system, particularly In bilious diseases
MirEtS bfitLs, Greene Co ,Pa.1
:, February 9Th, 1843. !
Dr. O. FELIX, sir.Havng obtained few boxes Of your
Family Aperent Ps ana having oeeh IN 'e regular pace
lice Of Med cne for 10 year-though now engaged as an
Ineraat Minister Uf the Methodist p Chrchf hereby
y that In bilious diseases they decidedly the hest Pill
have ever used they have been partially uccessu in Dysen
tay and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty 10
make any use Of this certificate you may think proper
Yours with resperti
P.T. LAIsHLEY, MT.
fThs.e rs are prepared oaly ~ DR. GEO. FELIX, at
Young stown Westmoreand Cohy Pa with directions for
their use. rTsEE HisDbttiS With each AGENT.
AGENTS.. collitE Bolivar; c.. W. Speaker, Sandy.
vile; chapih RStS, New Philadelphia, VIM. Boyd West.
chester, Keller m Canal Dover, & Thos Sargent shanes.
ve ThScardwas County; also H. Roby Leesburg Carol Co..
Ohio.
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NEW SHOE LEATHER
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Miller's
Tannery on Factory Street,
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CASH!R
SLINGLUFF BOWER s. Co., have just received
~ their spring supply of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 their stock Of
SHOES AND LEATHER.
now arriving. and which contain varied and desirable as
sortmen Of Geneman and Ladies' boys and chdren boots
and Shoes Of all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoe makers findings OF an kinds,
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
sooeimps and prices that cannot but he pleasing pur.
chaser No pains exerons will be spared to make the
establishment right in all respects, that can Veto Us.
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, 1843. "
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WAsHING OMAN
House, a

The proprietor or the Washingtonian House would
respectfully inform his friends and the public in general
that he has opened the above house in the town df
. gHRIcHsH1LLE. Tusc4R;AH4s COUNTY g.,
pater principles No paths will be spared 10 render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call and fs
hopes by strict attention to businesst to make tho Wash-
ingtonian House worthy ofsupport. His TABLE will
at all times be supplied with the best the country can
afford and his STABLE with plenty of provender and
carefully attended.
H.. NJ R. HAsKINS. as
Uhrhcsvle, August g. lS43s 3lH
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NEW GO0DS!--CHEAP GODS!

VVNHE Subscriber has hand large stock Of PREsH
- BOUGHT GOODS consisting Of a general assortment
Of such adapted 10 the Of this section of the
country, which he offers for sale al low prices for cash.
similar articles be bought any in the county
He also continues 10 do barter trade for almost all kinds
Of country produce, willing to cell his usual credit
his old customers others where the security undoubted
All those wanting goods fare requested call the sign Of
the "New York StOre,' next door 10 the Advocate Prn
ting PAics. JOHN p. CHAPIN.
February q, IRA4, AIv t...
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Da. r1zonGrson.s-Ar1ARATUs
FOR THE cUIB or
PROLAPSUS gTERL

PROLAPSUS gTERL sss,
and Otk~ Diseases arising from JstsOls peaknes
THIS instrument has has the sanction of the best
~ physeians in the country; aud being altogether an
exernal App CaOn II is unqneslOnably the safest, as
we'll as the most perfect and ussu Of the kind ever in
Aehied. tlra liy.
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
~ chses Of Female weakness, and baing anxious to
adopt plan of treatueOl which while secures toits
patients tho creates, amount of good, is attended with
the least expense and inconvenience hereby unhsslat-
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one smineniy CAL
euaied To accomplish these objects.
Snch is his confidence iu the gre1t utility of the ln'
srunen hs, he hn, enerted into The necessary arrange
mens for supply ing The wh,e country. The Appar
as together with careful directions will be promptly
lvu'oed all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DnLLARs. ..... ...."..
Physicians Of the county are respectfully invited to
call and examine it, and those dssirons Of introducing
it into thsr practice can be supplied on more eaSona'
| BILE terms.
.tH F. D McMEAL. M. d.
=. as. LEWIS DYER, N. D.
Canal Dover. Dss. 20, ls42. 49G
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HALTER Y.

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Can,
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of 1uscarawas
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; in all its various branches. His workman
ship shall be of the first quality, hoping thereby to re-
ceve liberal share Of patronage.
n B. All XII ids of country produce. tsksu in az
change far worE. or outstanding debts.
Feb. 10, 1919.
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PRACTI0: OF ME D1CINE.
DRo 10 % BRNDo

LWuSo Do Wo NIHEWo
HAVING permanently located In New Philadelphia, res.
pectfuy tenders his professional services public
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty those who
may Ssicit his aid 10 receive share of public patronage
His remedies chiefly of a VEGETABLE CllARAC.
TER, combining midness and efficacy and when ykiTuy ad
ninsered are we'll adapted 10 and eradicate disease IN
all the varied FORMS TO which the human system Il Subec
HAVing thorough knowledge of the
UrescOpian Practice,
jSdgng diseases by tile urine persons wishing msy uvai
themselves Of this advantage:
CASH will be expected in all cases, except for riding
once In tile building lot formerly occupied by W.
BonOps, on the corner Of High and Sixth Streets . -
December 6, 1843.--ly.
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SAFE OF LAND.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Court of Common.
L Pleas Of Tuscarawas county made at the Marcq,
term 1914. the subscriber will sell at public auction
On Saturday The 2Oh day Of April nert;
between the hour of 10 o'clock A. M and 4P NJ at the
door Of the courthouse, in New Philadelphia, the fol-
lowing real estate situate in said counlytO wit;
Lot No IL in the 81 or. Of township g. in range
containing l2e aud sx,y.hundredhs Of an acre,
subject to The dover estate Of Sarah johnson hereto.
fore assigned. n~'a d
sAMUEE, RYAN, Adfmr, ar
of Wm. Johnson decd.
Dated March 49, 1914. l04w
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W. cheerfu;ly recommend the above worl
II. CLAY,
Geo. ROBERTSON,

We ministers Of the same Church with Mr.. Camp.
bell } cheprfuy recommend the work: ..
James Fishback, James Shannon, John Smith, A.
Raines L. L. Pinksrton, ]. T. Johnson, B. F. Hall,
VIM. Morton, D. s. Burnett A. Kendrick. J. f. Shep'
ard
We ministers of The same Church with Mr.. Rice,)
ehserGully recommend the above work.
Jas. X. Burch, Jacob f. +. Price, Jno Fl. Brown. N
Fl. Hall, J. d. Matthew'S, Jno F. Coons, J. G.. Sim
rail-, J. J Bullock. J. Montgomery, VIM. D. Jones,
R c. Grundy, D. 8. Tod. w.. Y. Allen, John Watit.
We ministers the Methodist Epis. Church, cheer
fully recommend The above work.
H. B Bascom, B. II. McCown, w. II. Anderson,
J. l.. Kemp, Thos Lynch. ..
GfMr. JOHN PEPPERS the agent for Tuscarawa,
and Carol counties. will be before the public between
this and next March for the purpose of receiving cub
scriptons to the above work.
The Books will be received by the agents about In,
last Of March and distributed thereafter as pos
SbIe ~
The nett available amount resulting from tho publ
cation Of this work shall be equally divided bsiweei
| two American Bible Societies.. ... .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

0IHE subscriber having at the last term Of tie Court Of
Common Pleas taken out letters Of Administration on
te estate Of David Steiner licensed all persons having
claims against said requested 10 present them duly
proved for settlement and all those indebted 10 the estate ara
noiI6cd 10 settle up Immediately. ..e. .
WILLIAM SHEAR, Admir-.
March 26, 1874 .9l
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TINE subscribers having at the last term Of the Court
l. Of ofCommon Pleas taken out. letters Of Admiustra.
iion on the estate Of William Young. all persons h,-
wing claim, against said estate are requested present
them duly proved for set lemen and those indebted 10
tho estate are notified to ssrle up immediately.
PETER YOUNG, Adm'r.
CATHARINE YOUNG, Adm II.
March Is. 1874 ''i5 ~ t.lr....T T..,' :
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THE subscriber having at the last term OF tie Court Of com,
mon Pleas, taken cut Letters OF Administration with the
Wf annexed. e estate Of Daniel Carpman deceased all
rsrous having claims agann said requested pre-
sent them duly proved for settlement and H persons ndsb
ted 70 the estate are notified 10 settle vp Immediately,
- SAMUEL CARPMAN, Admir-
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TAILORING.

WIN. F. NEELY,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public zen
AS eralIy that he has opened shop in the East room Of
the Court House. formerly occupied Office Ny j. Judy
esq., New Philadelphia, where he intends to carry the bGS
iness In the most approved style.
-s COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and oil other articles in hrs line Of business made In the mos,
fashionable sye In plain and substantial manner to suit
the farmers Of the county and prices suit the hardness
the times
CUTTING Sfa kinds done on the shortest notice and mos,
reasonable terms. 'H
The LArEST FASHIONS wFfbs regularly received from the
East Country Produce will bs taken in payment Of work.
KRy Is 1913. J9--iy.
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TINE subscriber having at the last term Of the Court
l. of Common Pleas taken out Letters of Admins
lTaon with the VIII annexed Of the Of Jane Thompson
deceased all persons having claims against said estate
qested present them duly proved for settlement, and all
those indebted notified TO settle up Immediately.
t... I'd. ... JOHN ARMSTRONG; ADM =.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICES.

5TNHE subscriber having a, the late term of the Court
j Of Common Pleas, taken gu, Letters Tssramenary
with the Will annexed of Christian Slahl.y deceased
all persons having claims against said estate request.
ed to present them duly proved for settlement and all
those indebted TO the estate ave notified to settle up i'm.
lasalatelY. JOHN CARVER, Exe,u
March IS, 1874,
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1losPE6Tts 9oK PUBLISHING
THE DEBATR

Held IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.
Between Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of Beth
any, Va, and REV. N L. RICE; SfPari,, Ky.
On tho tolLO,oing propositions, riz:
1h. The immersion in water Of proper subject into
the name of The Father the Son, and The Holy Spirit
is the one only apostolic or Chstlan Baptism. Mr.
Campbell g6irms- Mr.. Rice denies.
Cd. The infant Of believing parent is a scripiural
subject Of baptism. Mr.. Rice GfirmS-Mt: Campbell
denies.
Sd Christian Baptism is for the remission Of past sins.
Mr.. Campbell e6irmsA< Mr. Rice dsrtiss:
Alb. Baptism IS 10 administered only'by bishop OF
ordained presbyttr. Mr.. Rice q6ifm5' Campbsll
denies. ...
5th In conversion and sanctifcation, the spirit Of
God operates or persons only through the word Of truth
Mr. Campbell aihrms-Mr. Rice denies.
9Th. Human creeds, as bonds Of union and comnu|
nion, are necessarily heretlcal and schismacs Mr..
Campbell q6rmS-Mr. Rice denies.
Reported by competent Slenographers, and to be ap.
proved and authenticated by the debatants Published
in one 6vo volume, containing from seoento egM hun
dred pages. neatly executed on good paper, and well
bound IN cloth or muslin. The above work will be
published as early as practicable, al TWO DOLLARS
per copy, As the publishers have purchased the copy
right The work be procured only hrough this chan
Rsl ..H
RECOEMMNDA ATIONs.
We cheerfn;ly recommend the above work.
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TIME subscriber having at the late term Of the Court
l. Of Common Pleas, taken out Letters Of Admins
lation tie of Christian Teiehman deceased oil per.
having claims against said estate requested to
them duly proved for settlement and all those indebted
estate are notified to settle up Immediately.
PHILIP SCMIDT, Adm'r.
March "a, 1874.