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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

DIANu FORTE ManuiacIory-rhe suDscrbeI ara
4 finishing entirely new article Of Instruments,
which waranted superior In tone 10 any In use and 70
keep IN much longer The Improvement Consists ID
Harp frame peculiar construction, obviaung every oo}
don heretofore gaupsd by OF metallic PIates In
feryinx the Professors and purchasers arc inSo
an examination of these instruments
GLENN ROGERS CO.
n, I52 Fult0n-sl East side Broadway
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81 EE .EK

IL ANYWAY irnm the subscriber. living on Slaun,on
~ RIVER ), miles above Broakneal. on sunday 22nd
June last a negro man named SIMON, very dark
compeAlon. supposed 10 he about feet | inches HIGH
very stout SET and has front teeth which he can re-
move and nbaek when he peases He about 26 wears
o'd, aud has very humble appearance when spoken To
by white person. | cannot describe his clothes as he
Went away without any. lie was raised by Mrs Gil
Ilan about miles from lenehbare. and has wife at
Mr. Moormans in Bedford lie has had the white swell
ING on one If his legs aud the calf OF that one is ar,er
than the other but | cannot say which leg it is lie
has been hired fr several years in Lynehbnrp and
suppose he is either lurking about there or about his
we's house hereby lor~arn all persons from harbor-
ing said negro, the law will be enforced against all
such offenders | will give the above reward of IS to
any person who will deliver the said negro to me.
.iddre3-BRooknEAL. Campbell.
EDWIN DEJARNETT.
.Iuly 10
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VALUABLE LAMBS ANDyslELs
FOR SIZE.

Me- hNt ANl 10 the PROV isinns OF deed trust cx
eculed To the subscriber ~ Cornelius Crow and
Jane u. his WIFE, r certain purposes therein mentioned
bearing date the both Of July lsl2, aud duly recorded
IN 'he clerk uillrc of The county cnutl n Campbell
snail, on the 9h day of knensi uext IN the premises
proceed In sell cctlsn tract # AMI caniainnr q
Acres, Ro1d and II & lon pars he The same moe ar
less and Immcdmt,y thereafter The Mis- situated On
Roek Case.ur Burtun's Creek. known rs the Rnrk
castle Wills, with the Lands and houses thereto attach
co. oelng the same property In said trust deed mentioned
his properly IS deemed very valuable The Land IS
situated Immediately On the lynehhng and plisylvania
turnpike about six niles from the town Of ynehburs
adjoining the Lands of Richard Perkins aud Geurae
Vermlllon. About 20 ur > acres have been cleared
the remainder is we'll llmhrrrd. Ga this irael there is
about 10 acres OF excellent meadow land Tie residue a
we tract may he said 10 be fine farming land The
MUS are situated within about five Jules oil ynchhurg
IN an excellent neghbprhnod for custom The land al
'ached consists OF about 10 aeres mosl oi it first rate
meadow land. The nwelln. House on tins property
Is OF stone aud though small quite comfortable dwell
.lng 10 those who may wish 10 examine this property
refer them 10 Mr.. Grow. WIN resides the Mills and
wh" WI II take pleasure in showing them any par Of il
by The terms Of the deed cash sale required but il
Is believed credit will be agreed by the creditors
least as TO part of The purchase mnney the terms
VIII therefore be more particularly made known the
gay OF sale Acting trustee. shall convey such title
only as Is vested in me by sad deed. J. WILLS.
July3 ulaA
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Great KS0rg0fMs!
3d SUPPLY OF ,NEJT Spring, GOODS

LrNonBuRa, July Is. 1916.
\" NJ. J. WILLIS, granite building, corner adon,
w ing Market is receiving and opening his 3rd
supply of NEW and desirable SPRING GOODS. and
having been purchased by me in the Northern markets.
within the last two weeks Tor cash, and the season is
fast expiring will offer Goods such prices as cannot
fail give satisfaction wholesale time for approved
paper and retail for cash only Amongst the Goods now
receiving can be found viz;
large and desirable assortment Of Lawns and Organ
da Musns. sold in early part of the season for
G2l cts. selling off now al 81.
Balzarines and Lawns, large assortment, from Is up
Polka dLaynes, Scotch Glnghams and Paids all prices
10000 yds Calico. elegant and styles. from 6. up
Irish Linens. Birds Eye Diaper and Table Cloths, a
large assortment
Black white and colored, silk and Hose all pr-
Gloves Of all descriptions and qualities, cheap
80 doz black silk Alts ahd Gloves selling of at 6. cts
and % cts
large assortment Of I bread and Bobbn Lsces and
Edglngs styles
10000 yds bro Xn and bleached Domescs all qualities
frrm 6. cts. up
No Cotton Oznabnrgs, al c,s
Also, large assortment of Shoes, Boots Hats Bon"
and Hardware. all which will be sold for less than
similar Goods be purchased for in this MARKET All
PERSONS wishing purchase will please give me call
before purchasing elsewhere, bargains will be sold
VIM. }. WILLIS.
July 4 ts
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TENllE subscriber having made arrangements with one
q of the largest Factories nj the Nurth, Tor the pnr
pose OF supplying THIS market, and the surrounding
country, with all kinds Of Carriages, made o the best
Materials and of the latest styles and patterns, pre-
pared to furnish them 10 those who want upon as good
terms they be purchased The Norlh or else
where and brought here. lie has ON hand large
assormecto Of CARRIAGES. which he is disposed to
sell upon such will he satisfactory purchasers
If desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, of his manufacturing. and will warrant
the whole GOOD can be obtained any WHERE
J. C.. SilACkLEFORD.
have made arrangements with Mr.J. {. Shacle-
ford furnish him the shortest notice with any style
of Carriage he may order.
II. r. BEACH, Mannlaciurer
.lMtind, Conn.
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Mich. EFcTeg-.ECNP.

CERTAIN remedy for the sick head. is DR.. Shouk's
"A cure for the sick hend-nchc. This rrclc Is such
reu cdy that persons keep constantly IN Their houses
applying upon every attack and n soil lme Icing
rely cured The last ofa lady who lives within
few doors al our Office and who had been troubled four
wears " m this complaint and who had tried nenrly every
physician the city without effect somebody adEed her 10
v mis- crntrd remedy she snid size did not wish 10 f.
any pneni medicines nj aLad no fat in them. just
though artI L. pat MP with the best mnieals, nHdby
physcinn Of tine first staining could not be eoud
come al ready pat mp ready sale After repeated aoeiy
ations she was induced try bottle, aud To the sasae
lion her friends and The wonder OF herself size entirely
cured.
Sold wholesale andretnil nv Cons'ock & Co, q Cou
lnnd sucrt New York; aud by Jnhh H. Seay3 hynthhnfg
nldkablrri md Specie, New London
Jan 80 oai I'm
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I:1LIeIY!E TONY LOTS
FOR SALE.

10y authority ola decree of the Hastings for the
ID corporation of Lynthburg, in the chancery suit
therein depending, under the lyle of Bryant VS. Ian>
caster" the undersigned commissioners will, the
55ih day Of August next, upon the premises, offer for
sale, al anclon 10 the highest bidder ihr interest of
Bryant and al Lancasier's heirs in the lot No -, in
the proceedings mentioned which lot is situated the
function of Wa'er and Jefferson Streets fronting ~ feet
.on Water. ard l65 feet Jefferson streets Capt.
Anmon Hancock owns one.haf interest in said lott
is proposcd before the day of sale, to divide the poper
dy into three lots afirding fine building sites,
convenient to the principal landings the canal.
1rrms.-6, II and 8 months crsdil-Bonds with
approved security will he required of the purchasers and
sae title withheld until the money is paid, when the
court will order deed 10 he made the purchasers
WILSON P. BRYANT, I Com,,s
S. GARLAND,
July Ia lisa
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E.reclsFOs's S0Fc of
1aOo ACRES OF LAND.

August next, about
14Oo ACRES OF LAND.
This land lies in one body aud may be conveniently
divided into three tracts.
The Mansion House tract contains between six and
seven hundred acres lying within about a mile of Am
herst Courthouse. This is d, emed very valuable
being well adapted 10 the production ofevey sort ofcrop
grown in this part of the country 1t is well watered
and has good portion OF bottom land of the finest qua
ity. lying on Buflaoe River and Huff Creek
The Stlll House tract contains about 600 acres and
is also very valuable 1t has upon ii the finest orchard
IN this part OF the country, consisting of about 900
of choice fruit Nearly half of this tract is unceared
Astounding in fine timber, and the most of it excellent To
bacco land.
The Old Mill tract contains about ! 50 acres has
good Mill Site and considerable portion of fertile bot
tom land
The lands will be surveyed and pats thereof exhibited
at the sale. credit of one two and three years will
be given for equal portions of the purchase money
Bonds with approved security will be required, and the
title retained as ultimate security till payment.
Thuse disp sed TO purchase Invited examine for
themselves The lands will be shown by the subscr
ber residing the premises
The title is undoubed, but acting executor, shall
only warrant such title is vested in by the tesla.
tors will. CHARLES A. PENN,
S,oeirmg Erecutor
June 26 tl6Aug
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.slaia aa.So
u THE LYNCHBURG VJRGINIAN

7, published semceekiy (erery Monday and Thpsdoy)
Fur Dollar, per ann.n,, payable in adcdnce No sub
y;pt,sn reeeiredfor shorter time than SIR months
md no paper u be discontinued, fcrcept al the discretion
.ftbe Ediforg,) i5ata ali affearuseS paid.
e. .qDFERiIsE.ME.NT'S inserted at so cents per
,onqrs Tor less) for eregy inner form insertion and 81
s.s ner ste for cs) for eeerg outer form insertion
EpERf .4DfERfISER rs required to note, on his
d, SCRIPT long he risheS his advertisement inserted J
mn noted, teM be TIL its dis
on..a,.nee be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .1DTERTISLNG the terms are for
the privilege tro sqa,cs 40 for square, S25 for
enc sq,.are, inner form, $50 Ecery yearly Advertiser
will be required to his advertising to spartcu
lar line of business
~ JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and expeditions
In and on unreasonable terms.
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FROM 10 = umrs cheaper thmn before, o. notbiuu
~ The Msrr is MOI d Lii Li Ii ILL Il

~
Nhritr ha every Family consider Indispensable
AN"hth they Know is power and value, aud which Inns
heretofore been sold too high rrnch al eaeses now
been reduced IN prc, with view thai rich mud punf bjeh
aud low nndin met every human being ENJOY com
t and all who get sh'I hn,c the pIice returned Ilem
t4e' ARE not delighted wl it, We assert wihonl
the possibility Recommendation. that all upNs mud
every ENrEHNAL SOM old lresl and all .xernnl pains
nad achcs, murr where shall be reduced comfort IL
N five manufacturing life, lnh, scar No bum br
iRnl If this j. implied uness The yiins DESTROYED bt the
accident ls ttuly mtgIcn to Appearance. IN eitts-
Rnquife for "Conne's NJ ,ccnl Pain Extractor SalYc. at
Cnnstock and Co.'S a. tortland strrrt New iatt. Price
- cents, four times much for 80 cents
tmesns much for dollar
You will please observe i, is "sovcrcrp remedy fr all
compainr only intended for external application and
viii cure the ollownc.-Buns Sends Frosted Parts Chi
hrins thac CALI, Chaps. Icurt iime, Blolch Fenn
Ic0r pran' Eri sipoas Sinls Cuts Bruises. Strain Ring
worm, Sore Eyes aud Lids, mud White Swcnes,
Though We have named numerous affection, experience
has taught that thovnrc not too II Willie neressn
nv know that the Htte called CoNNFLs IS the only
fccoumend but must caution against some imiia-
that have believe of hnt injury
ons Remember it il CONNEL'S Magical Pam EKtn,cfor.
S,l wholesale aud retail by Comstoek Il Co. n Cart.
Iand ST. ~ " aud by John H. Scny, Lynehburg, nnd by
knber & Specie, New London
Feb. 6 oaf I'm
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n u o U i $50 a o n Es,
Vasuabgc Town Property

V3suab9c Town Property
ar INCIIO.N
IN Thursday The 3ls day Of July. will sell al
" public auction, that valuabe 1ayen House aud
l1ud ON Vain SIhct. al present occupied ~ John v .
Watson s Co., and known rs
~ 'Gbc pOWlsatan E9omse,
faas.'G fronting 90 feet On Nam sIrreI aud Inn
s4BtItgR nlng back mnre than the usual deplh ii
1aElaESf9s lots. The house Is large aud comnadi~
aus uod repair, and wei suited in riln ol eonslrnc
ten and location. ior the purp u tavern There is
largo new stable and well of excellent water ON The
lot
Also the House and Premises late the residence Of
Dr. ilocomhr, and nj press at occupied by Mn james
Garland at the head ii Third street N an,e and re-
tired sltuat on aud yet sufficiently near 10 business
There Is large brick office. with Two looms IN the
yard, good carriage hoU,e and stable aud well Of the
Purcst water on the premises, all COMBINING 10 render
his one Of the most pleasant and desirable family resi-
denccs IN lynch.mtg
Terms. 9, T. ADD g months honas viii approved
personal security and the title Withheld unlI fanl pay
ment, or deed Of trust upon be property.
JOHN +. HAWKINS.
July 3 ally
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Trust Sale Of Shoes, Boots, sc.
At AE'd"EFDN.

pl virtue of deed of trust executed Ia the subseri-
~ Der by George g. Williams. on the ooh day Of No
vember, Sii. and duly recorded ia The Clerks O flee of
The Hastings Court for the Corporation Of lynchhurg,
Tor certain purposes therein specified. will proceed n
sell. by way of public auction the 25lh day of July
lSl5, at the Oncealey occupied hy The subscriber Ill
TIE STOCk or BOOTS, SHOES. HliS.
cars, TRUNKS. Sc. remaining on hand unsoll.
All persons indebted 10 q. q. Williams, will please
forward and settle the same with J. T. Burton. "a
am directed by said deedto close tins hnsincs as
possible }. II. 1AREE. Trustee.
JUNE so i2l1
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SALE UNDER Tisgsr EaF,g.p.

SAEsI Np2bS k'GaeNl EeEsgtss.
PURSUANT to the provisions ii deed of trust, TX
eculed TO us trustees. by Richard :. Ellis. hear
Ing date the 10Th day OF May. ls3s. wheel, Is duly
corded IN the clerks Office Of Amherst county COURT we
shall, the premises. the leh day al July neN.
1915. proceed To SELL 10 the highest bidder fof cash.
valuable tract OF land. IN the sad county Of Amherst
said to contain
AIS A c n rs,
which Jacob Tyree lives teuaot, and is dis
taHt from Amherst house. some SIX seven miles
And at pcdar NILS in SAID county on the 9th July,
1915. shall proceed to sell On like terms. the oaw.
ing other tract of land, directed in said deed. w
"One hundred and seventy oi land.oa Which lud
sey Burk5 resides. Also. Tract ut land l,ing at
the Pea Vine mountain adjoining the sid NamAr
mislead's Clover Illl tract. called Fay 5 Place. Aud
another tract adjoining thereto. formerly owned by Wal
ter Williams" Also. ''oHe other uarf. called Chr.
tcady's tract. now in the occupancy of james Bavls'
the foregoing lands being parcel ol TIE sbjeel conveyed
by said decd. We have IA kna@lf1a ol any drieci IN
the title to any fsaid lands. X therefore presume gl,d;
but acting only trustees shall warrant only such
title as is vested in Us by the decd
CHAMpE CARTER, Pei
JAMES GILLIAN, 'u''''''
June l6 tl9Jy
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LsEEeED k.E.HPS.

NOW on hand, a fine assortment of Lard Lamps -
4 Also, Oil Lamps of every description all of which
VIII be sold very low, by d. w. MOORE,
Sign of the Big Pitcher.
July 10 ia
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EssGssA! BACON
EA 600 LBS B.?CON FOR SHE VERY
cVeUUO LOW by LEE s. ROBERTS.
july IA is
FAST McGeireG.

DARHAM g. HOPKINS have jnsi received another
Il lot Of Tweed and Linen Dress and Frock Goats,
White s fancy French and Engsh Drilling Pants,
Bimbazlne. Silk and other Vests.
Aise-A few Silk Shirts of good quality, which they
will sell low fol cash.
Jaly 3 Is
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.H'D EFE.FEEssG
e. IA A ~ - A p

kNOR removing spots from Cloths, Cassneres in,
u en-. Muslin, Calico, Glnghams, &e, &c q have
rled 1t on cloth aud find 10 answer FIRST rate for
sale by D. w. MOORE,
Sign Of he Big pueher
July 3 Is
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Ee0s,risIe .pENge .7CUdeMsy.

NNIIE exercises of this institution will be resumed
L the LIST dav If August next. Board may be procu-
red in town. if preferred in the immediate vicinity.
Dr. J. Patton's, Capt Dan'I Prices the Principals
nj Sc per month. Pupils charged from the time of their
entrance, hut no deduction made for subsequent with
drawa or absence except in of proaced illness
n T. II ~ s.
Primary branches English, session of months $40 90
Higher do do do do II 50
Greek. Latin French Mathematics, do Is 90
BY order of the Board
LEWIS NJ CORMICK, Principal,
NATlI'L. r GREEN, President.
July IA 81
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Il II w y

T. w y.
"A sale by GEO. BAGBY.
J4ge 50 "a
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RECTyEEED Vy.xExSKEY!

~ BARRELS RECTlFIFD AND OLD RYE
J.) WHlSkEY, part of which is the most supe-
ror sriice ever offered in this market Just received
and for sale very low by LEE. s. ROBERTS.
July Ia is
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THE PROPOSED FORM.

The present form Of the Farmer is folio--i {
il consists of four pages each measuring l9!%
I34 inches. The form of the first and second
volumes was quarto--i. e. of eight pages each,
lIp4s The form of the fourth volume, as
now Sopose it, shall be sctaro-i, c. ii will con
atat Of I6 pages, each measuring 90 s. inches
contemplate procuring for the purpose ofadver.
t4semants, set of very small typos, tnonpareil,)
sufficiently condensed TO admit all the adyer.
tisemonts on the two outer leaves, j. {. ou the
-four outer pagcs-which outer sheet can be cut
off in binding on filing, thus leaving The reading
matter of u pages, to itself, In this way, sub
scribers will get in one month 4S pages, exclusive
Of advertisements, or in the year more than 6OU.
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NOTICE.

U ETTERS of Administration having
A A been granted to the undersigned, a
the January Term, 1915, Of the Probate
Court of Amite county, on the estate o
Agrippa Gayden, deceased--alI persons
indebted to said estate are required e
make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims against the same, will presen
them, duly authenticated, within The time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
GEORGE L. GAYDEN,
Administrator.
February |, 1845. 48w6
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tAaSs III cls ssss n 4 HI
3 III { AsE W ].
Il N I'll Il ~ \! !. slsl !

A Certain and elfectual cure for Ague
"A and Fever; alsoi used success
fully in the treatment of Bilious Fever,
Nausea, General Debility, Nervous
Weakness
The most hattering recommendations
of this medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who
have used them, Sold on terms no cure
no pay, by P. II. McGraw, and Wm. II.
Fox, Agents Natchoz nj. Also by Bal
lardand McKowen, Liberty Miss.
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.ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS, THE MOST
VALUABLE MEDICINE EVER PREPARED
FOR COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.
TNACH large Bottle of this Medicine contains
"a about forty doses, which proves them to
be cheap Medicine, considering their virtue:-
CERTIFICATES,
i gentleman of Charleston was severely
afflicted with an Asthma six years, and for the
last six months, his death was daily expected,
when to the great surprise of every one, on ia.
king bottle of these Drops, his health was per.
teCtly restored.
A gentleman by the name Of Enoch Wiley, Of
Litch6eld, sixty years of age, was perfectly
cured OF an Asthma with two bottles.
This is to Certify, that have made use of
Anderson's Cough Drops IN my practice, iortwo
years past, and find them to be a very useful
Medicine for Coughs and Complaints Of the
Lungs. ABRAHAM DELAMATER, Phys
Rhnobeck, (Datehess county Sep. l6, 1918.
From the acquaintance have had of the above
described Drops, think them to be very useful
Medicine. CYRENUS CROSBY, Phys.
Poughkeepse, June ", 1918.
Price 371 eontB aphiaI,. for eale in Liberty by
ncKawen & Ballard
IbeEty, Mi "
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pRnsPEcTrs nN TIE
TAR OF TEMPERANC e.

STAR OF TIE VI 7 D Il A N [ Il
A WEEKLY family newspaper, de
~ voted to the promotion OF TEMPE
IRANCE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AGRIcuL
rUaE, and institutions OF improvement
generally, IN New Orleans, Louisiana
and the Southwest, is published in this
city, (New Orleans. at The low price OF
two dollars and fifty &c MS per annum, IN
variaby in advance; printed in quarto
form, on fine paper and clear type.
The lime has arrived when such pa
per is imperousIy demaaded by the Pc
Icuiar exigeucie. of reform and improve
Iment in the South West, and we are de-
,erminsd to make bold and vigorous Ell,
fort TO pseet the demand. ..
The paper will advocate, with modera,
ton and literally, but with lirmness and
decision, the pure and lofty principles OF
Total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; Il complete and
radical reform ~ our system Of Educa.
ton, or rather, il will urss the establish
ment of a thorough on be Library
and Agricultural Sociel Rpd all enter
nr1ses, public or priyatd nllaIed 10 ell
evate, enlghten and stIMUate me great
mass of mind throughout our session Of
country section than which, there is
none richer or more geously aud
lsalubriously situated for the deveIope,
Inent Of its wealth, on the face OF the
Iglobe.
1t will labor to kindle love for The re-
fined, the useful; and neither pains nor
expense viii be spared TO render 1t all
THAI the friends Of the cause, IN which II
lis embarked, could desire; alike the ad
vocate Of great and practical principle
of Temperance, Morals, and Improve
ment, and the social and attractive com
D.. panion Of the parlor and family circle
: ,On the one hand it viii avoid the destruc
:, tive Charybdis Of being confined eXclu
. siyely TO one subject, and the fatal Scylli
:. of attempting to grasp eeery thing on thu
y other.
!. Willis, drawing, whenever II MAJ
d think proper, upon the exhau5tess an
ennobling principles OF ChristianHy-a
J. such, it will carefully shan scctarian re
u Ilginns, az we'll as party politics.
With this exposition Of the course W
intend to pursue, the appeal tothe friend
p of the cause is made.
off STEVENS d ARMS.
u New Orleans, Feb, 1915,