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New Music.

We arc indebted to NJ W. J.. Montague for two piece,
Of New Muso-"Tho ThosS Waltz. composed, arraured
aud respectfully dedicated 10 Mss Susan Royal of Chcs
terheld county, ably Jos X Opt" and "Tho Sailor Boz.
alament written BY Mis- Hannah r. Could and composed
By b. @. II. Gihsnnn
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/" Conanerinr a Pence /,

MEssRs bDrops-l perceive you express some doubt o.
TO the origin oi the phase the head Of his note Tho
hhat publiostoa in which saw IL was Lss Css,'s
gourns many years ago j - there spoken Of used by
rapid aud overwhelming method Of conducting csmpaigu
u very sccurpiely dsfcrbts. j.
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P1rER GLass.PfOiessor sehsynbein. Of Bsse who ia
vented tho gun cotton, has lately certain point discov-
chez transparent BY esusine % undergo certain meta
Eofphoss which he calls Cays Tor want Of an ntoai-
bio term. lie makes u tins psper panes u gIsss va
scs, bottles NC perfectly mpefmsable 70 waer which may
10 dropped ground wthoa, breaking and sro Dor.
ieoy transparent lie ALEC renders pspcr pcras sblo snd
perfectly suitable Tor bank notes.
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DRINKER & MORRIS,

y M T0I
III AVE ON hand and continue receive worerast
supplies Of his Celebrated Preach Action PA ,,v
a" from az 10 seven oetaves Mahogany
and Of the latest styles finish. -
Mr. Worcester 70 Pianos win be found 10 eomh,,. .,.v
not only desirable but absolutely necessary perfection OF
rianothe great sIn and IN. frame, an,
surprising and eufiousy I.n.on m
Hnes-anh his skill and IN this
ana the s'abned wood which
be but capable OF which they may be subjected
and rrtain good tone the lie eIess IN puen.
e'rar anu aftieuae yet
stguaty perfect touch The deIeaey y IA,
1890 ~ "
To those IN want OF Instrument We beg 10 say .,
anime them before puTcha,ins ~
Gl Ofdes from country will ne,v. ,ro,,n,
De eieeutrdi To the entire satisfaction both as To-
price aud quality. ~ " W
p written accompany each Instrument x
ana souid they noProve To be-
aeah"uge" supefnriy The purchase money rrfund-d
rAnos tuned aud repaired in the best by ep-r-i
M, ~ e.5
We beg To refer In the following testimonials.
PlANO FORTES.-Wc gladly take the on
Poruny Of the stranger. in our CIV
IN SPEAK OF the Fano fofes Of Mr aynr Ca
'hr piano ere and by his applied To Mr. w
We happy tn quality md nr
ihre - always certain fashion,
bui fortunately the tone and finish
Judgment AMI ~o venture thor about
that they will be Mr.
pans The one which yielded $3.50 At Stewards
was Of his Manufacture IN. Y. Christian Inquirer
The reputation OF MI WoteestrTs PiaHos
most unnecessary now To offer remarks
their quality OF tone, elegance OF
enee u - SUFFICIENT they srs
be eIeeed ia any respect They
cases c sir TO Tosr really
sfunents which they perfect should
his mn ufaruf -
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Tng WEATuER AND rHE CRors.-Tho weather for tho
last three weeks has been prophOus for on abundant
harvest Of wheat and rye whilst has also improved te
prospect for corn, oat buck wheat and grass We regret
however, 10 learn that the worm, which always follows
mild winter y beginning 10 threaten the corn eating IT,
way Into tie heart Of the promising stalks with fatal effect
The wheat aud fyo crops Of this section Of tho country
which are almost rosdy for the sickle reported
unusually hne and indeed have received some spec
mems cat unfortunately IRON the field, Of which
have been altoady noticed superior any We have ovor
examined. We have before ne hosds ~ what
is called Polish wheat" taken from the Bloomfield farm
belonging to Cspt Henry f. smeltzer, Of Middlo,owr
Valley Frederick county, Nd. These heads are Of DC.
culaT fora. each containing 30 10 100 Rrans; and
imaied tst the field from which they were cut will yield
rom 40 10 IS bushels per II branches and grow,
very much Ike rye npenng eight days earlier than
other descriptions, yielding smooth white grain and b,
said 70 bo never affected by either mldow smut or ~
The same good tidngs also reach No through tho col
umns o the papers we'll by correspondence from
Virginia. a letter dated New Market Shenandoah coun
", Va, June 90 says.
"Our harvest s AZ hand. and farmers around will In
a lew days commence cutting grain. The wheat 90 fai
o. We can hear o IN tho county, good, we'll Ged sno
will yield we'll"
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From he ". o. PieayHHe JHHs 10.
From TnstinIcn-

The brig Hamlet, Capt. Robinson, arrived yesterdav
forenoon from TampeO whence she sailed on the II IN
inst.
We have files Of papers by this arrival from the city Of
Mexico, but regret to say later than the 29h of
May, papers OF which date we had already received.
We have also the Tampco Sentinel OF the 9Th inst
tho old Sentinel revived by John Gibson Esq., our whom
city contemporary The latest dates from the capital men
toned in the Sentinel the 29ih Of May. Nothing
more recent appears to be known IN Tsmpico Of affairs
the interior
Louisiana volunteers Tampieo Their ranks have been
thInned by dysontery and intermittent fever.
The Sentinel speaks confidently of the means of defence
Of Tampco against revolt external attack Eight hun,
bred bayonsts be mustered, exclusive Of hoTJemen
and field artillery.
The Sentinel calls upon the citizens 10 make prepaf
Tor the celebration Oi Tho 9TH Of July
DEiTnoF CANALEs' BRornER-As tho train came down
from Monterey, that brought from thst place IN
to the 3lst alt the guard arrested Ceravo Mexican
who had become notorious for his daring iheis and nur
der. Upon bong examined, enough elioed to order
his immediate execution. The condemned up the mo-
ment Of his sentence, maintained logged silence When
be found that his hour had come he grew quite oauacous
and taking out his flint and Steel he lit cigarette and
cody putting IT, ho walked into the plszn to submit to
hs fate. SiK soldiers selected az exccutoners The
Mexican first turned from the platoon bat he Tesoue-
~ objected, and wished 70 look death IN the face With
unbanchod he the deadly weapons raiseJ TO-
marking that he had only Hfo Ia lose, while he had
taken forty. nanoher instant he spfnng forward corpe
ball penetrated HE head, three others his body Upon
examination Of the papers found the dead body was
discovered that the brother Of the notorious Ca.aes was
the victim Ins, rEecutod-iN O. National.
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THf yoRruEEs o. WhROut u Hiasissn brothers named
McCollsn, residing in KENNEDY, Etocn Joined tho Ken
lucky regiment and IN the baule N Palo Alto 9Th
May, 1876 Three n them held N Offices u first second
and third heuonanu. ~ tho ffsl round the captain Of
their company shot, and tho conmsnd devoiycd on
the hft eutenanf Ga fourth fro by tho bursting Of
sel. three Of the brothers were killed end three youn
dod Among the latter the fret heuiensat who lost
log and received seven yOunds, from sabre aud tho
others from bslls.
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ANoTMEK HOWE CERTIFICATE.


Cherry IL aii lint 10 Processes Co bc.--Tms oEtA
MEDICINE woRLD-Df all the
ever been recorded fely
not furnish one this which stands proof
Of the durability OF Consumption when life had been despair
ed Of
Dr. SwAVNK-Dcar Sr-FOT the good the public feel my
self duty bound To testify the Compound
suup OF wild Cherry performed e las
u every body ought To know afflicted violent
cough splitting of blood
and my sefEth had % aT faed that friends
persuaded could many days-my
ANXIOUS taker made inquiry
procure most certain r., e. She told that fDr
pound syrup Of Wild Cherry failed the
hopcos Your medicine Immediately procured aud tb, FIRE,
boule relief anj by time had sinh bot
c cough hid len and improved
short has made perfect Of and
and good believe that the use Of
your medicine has saved from premature gave shall
pleased to give any information respecting my case.
YouIs, with respect
ISAAC MORGAN RERvEs
No "a Chester 1t between Race and Vino, Phla.
DR j. w. ELLISON Pfantfor Ky, lays
induced from failure pot, nj re-
commenced In Matera nedcas u
Lungs, to try preparation Of Wild Chsr say
that was much a'cd that aud
as that now pcseiibe II 10 preference
have been engaged m active Of
the first PaieH hedcine thought pros an OPP
n wning.
The genuine article prepared Dr swAYNR Inventor
and sole Proprietor, Eighth
AZ Wild Che6y preparations being pgsrg Sioss
fa.far' without his signature.
ALSU, for sale wholesale aud Retail by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, us, Main H.
and DuvAtt PUEcsLL Druggists If7 Main w. sole Agents for
Richmond. Va,
BraEg Wilson, and CoriinE Co Dnss,ss Peters
buT cha' w. bonits Portsmouth. King Toy, Norfolk le ~
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The following paragraph, which ws clip from the Ma.
smores Flag of,he 7h mat, show, extent tho de-
morslirng and pernieious effects Of war .--Naf Tat
We lack words fausht with enough Of dsiesaton TO
express our sbhorrcnce Of perpeaed In this
ON "Wednesday last by fond in human shape. Respect
Tor the species would induce TO draw veil over the
dead but justice cries aloud and ses every other feeling
but that OF desire visit punishment TO the
crime, upon the demon seoundrel who has
outraged the principles OF humanity some limo since
gentleman (perhaps ofeer OF tho LIST Indiana regiment
left walking eane with Mr.. Slip, silvermh, an aged
Frenehman. Tor the purpose OF having capped with
gold On the passage down tho river Of hi. regiment
the day before mentioned. of its privates belong
ing TO company raised In indianapolis, called upon Mr.
SP aud represented himself having boon for the
cane. Mr.. s. told him II might all be very true, but
that he did not feel himself justified In making dev-
cry without order from tho owner. The demand for
the cane repeated, and Mr. Slip again refused com
pliance, when the brutal savage seized stick Knocked
the old down. and with brick dslocatcd his Jaw and
otherwise horribly mangled his face Tetanps ensued and
the unfortunate man has lain in Of insensb ever
since Physicians pronounce his hopeless Would
that could stop here, and tho injury had extended
further Not so, however. The shock a,ed
to the a tenderness OF the old daughter berc her
OF reason and sho IL now raving maniac How
bic the ways OF Providence, In permitting such bsrbarans 10
encumbor tho csrih The soul sckens and eyolts nj IN,
idea that the human form debasod by such and
dasardy sprs and that they enrolled into the armies
tina, fight the battles and uphold the nag of the u States
Why, when drawn into batte does the death bull
let Their unworthy eareasses and stretch upon the
battle the brave and generousi But such honota
BILE late awaits them. They return home TO die upop tho
sesfIod and I'LL feon's grave.
"Thc Massachusetts volunteer who. some week or two
ago. stabbed to death. with bayonc the partner OF Mr.
Sinclair OF our city. because he refused to give him what
nc had no' glass OF intoxicating fluid. escaped from the
guard house lew nights SINCE IL thought the sent
nels on duty at the time permitted him escape To sub
serve the purposes OF justice, strikes us that trials for
offences OF this nature should DO ordered after
the commission OF the crime, the criminal nv
persons whose regard for justice would ensure faithful
performance OF their duties.
ON Tuesday evening last after nigh, fall several Mas
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Another Rcirealing Democrat,

Samuel r Rice, Esq leading member OF the Isocofoco
party IN Alabama residing the Congressional district
formerly represented 10y Felix G. Mcconnell Of whom he
was At one time the unsuccessful opponent in virtue Of
nomination OF LOcoioco Caucus, is now IA the field in
opposition to McConncl's successor, Mr. Bowden lie j.
OF course charged 10y the Loeofoco papers in his district
with producing "discord and dsunion 10 tho democratic
ranks" In reply To this charge Mr. Rice states that the
dsun1n and dscord complained OF are ascrbabe to other
eauses-that 10 to say 80 certain measures Of Mr. Poks
administration and the OF the last Congress'"-
Among the measuros' Of which he complaint IL Mr. Folks
getting our country into this popular with Mexi-
CO. as the Union II m when as Mr. Rice truy
declares, ut easy avoid war with Mexico about
Texas a. It to avoid a with Great Britain about
Oregon" A. in the latter the President consulted the
senate before oknR any decisive step towards Great Br-
an Mr. Rice expresses bis surprize that he should have
adopted such decisive towards Mexico without
consulting either branch Of Congress This act Of usur-
pauon together with the OF Cen Taylor and ihc
efforts 10 supcrsedo him by the appointment Of Benton a.
Lieutenant General aud other ac's to which he re-
crs, has induced Mr. Rice dissolve his old party rea-
tons. aud to come out he docs decidedly IN favor Of
Gen. Taylor for the next Presidency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-28

" During the thunderstorm on Friday afternoon last
the main building OF the Belle Isle Iron Works was struck
by o. the very vivid Hastings OF lightning and the
manager Mr. Crocker who standing the front door
was Frustrated by the shock We gsd TO hear how
ever that ne is not seriously injured one of the legs
his pan,aloons below the knee exhibits effect of the
hud in number OF small perioraons while the strap at
iaehed TO 1t was cut Oft as sharp had
been used Tor the purpose One OF Mr. C.s wrists slight
~ injured, but is no, known whether done by the
Lightning or by coming in contact with piece OF iron
when he el-and his face pretty well spotted with some
dark substance which 1t presumed thrown UP by the
lightning which, passing from the door entered the ground
few feet IN front, making considerable excavation in its
progress. The hud, then entered the forge below the
main building and Frustrated Of the workmen who
however sustained no injury from tha shoek
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DIED,

on the 18th inst, Aer short iuns-s CHARLES GREENE
aged ~ yea p1p.t. teap.s.d 10 sopy
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"POLK AND HIS GENERALs"-The vicLshura
Wing says that This work Will shortly spp,s ar Tho
principal Generals" sketchod sfe Antonio Lopcz d
Santa AIMS, Thomas Hart Benton, snd Gideon Pillow
The Wing predicts Tor " an immenso--ran.
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Works on Painting, Drawing, Nc.
w. RANDOLPH a. co, I2I, MAN ST.

works on Painting, Drawing, Nc.
w. RANDOLPH ~ CO, I2I, Nam St,
~ have for sale
Hand Book OF Young Artists Amaturcs Panng-sso
fow'es Introduction To Isenear Drawing-5O cts
shaws american landscapc Drawnx Book-SO cts
Darley's PeneIings aud PennnKs-SOets
Etnns Primary Drawing Book-25 cts
My own Sketch Book-IOO
Dawes Shades and Shadows
Andrews hekemans Lessons in Flower Ptinnz, eoIor.d
plars--3O
AT or Flower Painting Water Coos eoored platss-IOO
Hsrleys Landscape Drawing Book-2OO
Oxford Drawing Boob, 100 plaie.-2SO
Chnpmans American drawing Book-5Ue.
seboafs Drawing BoOk-75
Paints Brushes India -nr Pencils. Fn,b nj AMER
can faper bTol Hoard Se Of the quality always on hand
je ~ -' ~
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ED. ROBINSON. Pres,t

letter from ConsiantinOpie states that the end Of
Apu number of nrclces, in gold and silver dscov
cred not lar below the Of the ground Of the town
oi bepsic the ancient Lampsacus Asia Minor Amongst
these Objects which supposed have been employed
handles and much srger than used IN modern days
female bust terminates each handle aud the word Atte-
mis- ono Of the names Of Diana perccpGblo on several
oi 'hen; each weighs about $50 gammes round ssver
m sVor, nearly four feet diameter. weighing 81 ko
gfammes $40 grammes, having the figaro OF a Gu
gayed on Il, with fox, peacock and parrot her.
and two lions Of her feet, with child riding each-a
large SILVER DISH with SIX angles, having II two female
heads engraved silver rod upwards Of feet long
posed Of four pieces sodored togeiber-our large silver
gobeis, with massive handles largo silver cylindrical
vase, upwardsOi three feet high. feet adorned
arabetqnes-a silver ambeau three feet high necklace IN
goid' oi hno workmanship. weighing $50 gammcs IN u
were set forty large pearls but they efunbed on
beng touched. The Turkish Government has cent agents
to have tho surrounding ground sxoayaed
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MECHANICS, AssoC,Ar,o,

meeung oil the Journeymen Mechanics As
wihee held on this tMoNDAY) evening" Al Ola F,ru
M 'o tne election Of odee and Transaction Of o, An.
business An Jourseymen Mechanics. who With 40 u,,,-
TO the Secretary. TIe srCpeT.s I'm
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GEN. scot, ana Mr.. Tr,,,.

In tho OF observau TONS day or two aro
the peculiar relations existing between the
inehief Of the Army Of Invasion and the Dpomast who
been sent to his for purposes and objects very
clearly eomprehcndcd by the country adverted to the
striking resemblance between the apparent design Mr.
Tris mission and that OF agents Of the French Re-
evolutionary government who the camps of
Dumouriez, Lafayette and Others watch and sometimes
10 direct their The following extract of n
letter from Jaapa the ST. Louis Republican satisfies US
that all wrong in our surmsc as To the du
ties dcvo'ed upon MIR. Irst IL undertaking the ex-
tent OF his powers, which altogether of
supervisory character Indeed would seem that IL il in
tended that Mr. Tsi shall really occupy the position in
which Congress rcused place Senator Beutonthat OF
LIEUTENANT GENERAL, IN order tina, he may Gen.
SCOTS military movements, while, should il be found
practicable TO substitute negotiation for war; he is to snatch
from that officer the credit Of preparing and
treaty OF peace Altogether. il is quite curious spectacle
tins thing OF Clerk the State Department. leaving his
duties at Washington, taking his position in the camp and
although having military rank, assuming to command
the conmandcr-in-chIei Is the President CARVING ont
the Bentea'an plan through the agency OF Mr. Ts who
is content as Mr.. Benton would have been with the
substantial power attached TO the POSITION without tho IT,
tie, OF which the Missouri Senator icnacious We
shall see hereafter.
The correspondent of the ST. Louis paper writes as fol-
lows:
"A warm and somewhat severe rupture has broken on,
between Cen Scott and the Clerk OF the State Depart
men' MI Irs who has been sent hero n sort OF GEN
erassno OF the American army.
This Mr. Trst. In the exercise OF his mongrel plenary
civil and military powers addressed letter Gen Scott
directing him as To- what he make with his
troops. portion Of those directions were such As Gen
scott believed with the best interests of our
government and the tendency OF which would be the pro-
traction, rather than termination ct hustiiues IL was
the correspondence growing OF this difference OF opin
ion that was the immediate result OF this rupture Copies
ut all the correspondence learn have been transmitted
oy 1en' Scott to the War Department. and If the
session OF Congress- they voluntarily Produced
justice TO the country well Cen Scott will demand
that they should see the public light day by OF
resolution calling for them"
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works on Book Keeping, &c.
i w. RANDOLPH & Co Iol Main -.

w. RANDOLPH & CO., I2l, Main ST.
- have for sale ~
$3.50 ~ - '" '"''"N
yaeh"hs and Exchange Tablr-SO cts
Cnttrnden- lar,. .d,ton-ooo
Harris Boob kecping-IOO
Posters Double Entity Book eepnK-lO0
Mar.hs Singe IAN
Goddards Merchants Practical o,At
Weights, Nea,ures &c-IsO '''
Edwards Book OF Double Entry Roo. k,,,,
$50 ~ '"' ""'N N''p'"s-
Prestohs Interest Tables-eOO
edition 400 1890 ~ wv "'s'
ROweIs TabIes-5OO
Chascs Tables OF Advance ON R,uh S,,,,,v
200 ~ u" "''"'" ''e'"ns-
kowers Practical Banking Time Tabc-G cts
shannons Interest Caiculator-25e
shannons Revolving Calender-25 et.
Daily ReRiEet--G2 cts Lna
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TN MoRaov TLarLE.-Ths celebrated odrGce has boon
sold 70 committee VI the Catholic church Tor SIS 600
TINS community have also purchased other properly Of
Nauyoo Tho building - % be appropriated 20 education
Of putppsss connected with the church whose hands
has passed The contract requires only tho sanction OF
The Bishop 70 complete H. Tho last II the Moununs ol
Nsuvoo consisting u ihify forty families under the
charge ~ Daniel H. Wol have ef Nauvoo 10 on the Cs.
lorna expedition. Babbu a. Co, still fomsin al Nauvoo
10 close w the affairs Of tho Momons. These (aou are
stated IN tho Warsaw Signal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-28

=, VI Al meeting OF the Executive Committee of an,
menheo agricultural and Horticultural Society, General
"n. -. nicnardson and MAJOR Thomas H. Ellis were
mond aud solicit them to become mnmhcr. of ,ha ss,s
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SPECULATION iN FLouE.-Fow Persons not dealers IN
TIE article are probably Of the extent to which gam
bling 20 flour ~ carried on by dealers. For instance W.
frequently sc reports tho New York paper- similar TO
ne i0howing "SaCs Of 5000 barrels -four 10 arrive In
July 81 81 sales Of 10000 barrels 10 arrive in August
az SIikJ. We DO not pretend sly that none Of these
transactions genuine bot confident that not one
twentieth part Of this flour changes hands. When the
Zine comes FOR delivery the difference between the price
agreed upon and the curontto paid other by the buyer
Or seller, a. the case may be. 10, fact nothing more
nor less Than bet the stale Of the market at given
time, which is DO igned to keep up prices
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RONNETs, BONNETs.-sevoral cases
- Open Lace Bnnnrts
Plata Rutlind do
China Pesn Cobutg Bonnrts
Bonnet HbbOss NJ M
Just received and for sale greatly reduced Preesby
CHRfFrtAN a IATHEOP.
le26 % Ma
rINEAS.--IO5 half chests of Black aud Gun
y powder Teas including choice QUALITIES for sale NJ iurd
pucrsto cinsc invoicca. BY
Iegs-Iot DAVENPORT ALLEN 90.
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" Philip fmncs Thomas, ESQ has received tho no.
muaiOn Of he Locoioco State Convention. as e e,nd,
date Of 'ha parry for the pei Of Governor Of Maryland
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Ut KNOWN. that from hr,t day OF July BeI
shall, az the duly authorized Of
kana~ha Company. "wtbout favor partially rKdy enforce
the provisions Ordinance the city Of
Richmond passed the 18th day Of September IsiGo regulate
the landing of articles tn. northern
streets adjacent berrto-by giving bayot
every inffaeton Of the Ordinance aforesaid
BAT GRAVES, Dock Master.
Richmond Dock June 81 I7-It
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The Rocks of che Presbyteri"n Honrd Of

The HoskS of the Prcsbytcrinn HonTd of
Publication.
YNHE undersigned have entered into an mr.
- The above Society, ~ keep hand NJ ~
supply Books issued BY ihe Bonfd
cfuy he sustained this Many ~
Pubic forth by this society," ~ Renef,
ebeapnsss and style oen preferred
similar works published by others
supply NJ WORK issued by thsfn their vaous
seis has just bccn received ssd asd srrE Toe
examination NASH n WOODHptSE
Hnoksrirfs md Dealers " Fones