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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-08

RECEIPT FOR MAKING ArpLE Pup.
DINc.-Pare and chop fine half a dozen
more of the best cooking apples-rub
little grease on the inside of a pudding
dish, and cover the bottom and sides with
half an inch of finely pulverized bread,
and some butter divided into small Jumps !;
then put on layer of apples with sugar
and grated nutmeg, and repeat the layer,
which must be of bread and butter, and
pour on gradually over the whole, a cup
of cold water. Bake for thirty minutes.
1t may, when desirable, be prepared and
baked the day before it is used, but it
must be turned into platter thoroughly
heated before serving, and sprinkled with
powdered sugar. No sauce required.
CrsrARD WITHOUT EGcs.-One quart
of sweet new milk; four table-spoonfuls
of flour, and two of sugar. Season with
nutmeg, or cinnamon if you prefer it, and
salt to your taste, The milk should be
put over brisk fire, and when boiling
the flour must be stirred in, after having
been mixed with cold milk-to prevent
its Jumping. AS soon as thoroughly
scalded add the sugar, salt and spice. 1t
may be baked either in crust or cups.
This is fine custard, and by many pre-
ferred to that made with eggs.
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WIN. wi. HILL, WI. ID,
JAM ES WI. I'D A u,
Surgeon Dentist,
OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,

OF RICHMOND, virginia,
ca, Permanently located ut Edgcfcld c
lfSfS H., offers his professional services
1IQYD to the citizens of the Village and
its vicinity; and will attend to any call he may
have either in the Village or Country.
All operations warranted.
March l2, 1850. If s
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4)oetrY,
| OWE NO MAN A DOLLAR.
BY CHARLES P. sIIIRA

BY CHARLES P. slIIRAs.
Oh do not envy, my own dear Wife
The wealth of our next door neighbor,
But bid me still be stout Of kcart,
And checrfully follow my labor.
You must know, the last Of those little debts
That have been orr lingering sorrow
Is paid this night! So we'll both go forth
With joyful hearts, on the morrow!
Oh tltc debtor is but q shamc-fced dog
With the creditors name on his collar,
While Pm hing and you are queen,
For we owe no man dollar
Our ncghbor you saw in his coach to-day,
With his wife and his Haunting daughter,
While we sat down at our coverless board
To crust and cup oi water,
l saw that the tear drop stood in your eye,
Though you tried your best, TO conceal it
know that the contrast reached your heart,
And you could not help but feeli it;
But knowing now that our scanty fare
Has freed my neck from the collar,
You'll Join my laugh, and help me shout
That we owe no man dollar
This nSishbor, whose show has dazzled your
eyes,
In fact, is wrctched debtor;
pity him oft from my very heart,
And I wish that his lot was better.
..Io g, II, 81 cfc1or Mi
For lis dasEing wife and daughter
Will live in style though ruin should como
So he goes like lamb TO the slaughter;
But he feels it the tighter every day,
That terrible debtors collar I!
Oh. what would he give could he say with us,
That he owed no man dollar
You seem amazed, but I'll tell You more:
Within two hours met him
Sncaking away with frightened air,
As if fcnd had bcsct him;
Yet he fled from very worthy man,
Whom met with the greatest pleasure
Whom called by name, and forced to stop,
Though he said lie was not at leisure.
He held my last note : so held him fast,
Till he freed my neck from the collar;
Then shook his hand us proudly said,
Now, owe no man dollar"
All! now you smile, for you feel the force
OF the truths have been repeating;
| knew that a downright honest heart
In that gentle breast was beating.
Tomorrow III rise, with a giants strength,
To follow my daily labor;
But ere we sleep let us humbly pray
For our wrctchcd next door ncighbor:
And we'll pray for the time when all shall be free
From the weight Of the debtors collar
When the poorest will lift his voice and cry,
Now, owe no man a dollar ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-08

Leather.
|OFALL DESCRIPTIONS, may be had at
" the Tannery for CASH.
Also Tanners and Meats Foot Oil; the latter
the best article for Harness.
Cash paid for Hides and good Oak Bark.
All orders addressed to Williams & Christie,
or to Mr.. L. Nj. Munger at the Tan Yard, will
be promptly attended to.
r. T. MINIS.
Feb. 5 If ~
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TOWER OF LONDON Immense


u tale Gift With one hundred Engravugs
A second edition OF this, the most popular book ever
printed cheap book FORM will be published and for sale
this Afternoon advise all persons to get it and read it,
One engraving it, fun view Of the Tower Of London
in 1853 is worth the price of the work alone.
Hea,what the Pres say oft:
"Tfe publisher tlis the only complete ed
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engraved BY Grub shaD As historical novel it will com
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aloneis doubly worth the price of the volumes"
dollar Newspaper.
zone of the greatest istorcal novels out continued
,uccesion of scenes and characters invested with all the
interest that can excite the human mind from genss
symp,ihy TO passion whether Of love or hate
Is the matter work of Ainswoh, written. for the most
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"a we NAV suppose with the very shadows Of the ghosty
nhastors Of London town in the oden time, lowering
abouthim The very view Of tie Tower OF London IN the
wear 1853 is worth the price of the two volumes The 81
ant shows that the author in saircal and
N. rav cavalier STYLE much at aswhen wipng of
Chs from some obscure epitaph delneang power
fu and e1ou,e imagery Lady Jane Geys frat nish.in
,be Toxerp tCty Item.
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The work is published complete in two large octave vol
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED
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The counterpart of the celebrated :" Monte Cdsto."
This Day Published,
COUNT MONTE-LEONE; Or, TIL Z
~ SPYIN SOCIETY. A Romance of the Carbonar of
France and Italy. translated from the French Of
H.DE SAINT GEORGES.
With Illustrations. Price 50 cents.
"The of this exciting romance is laid ia France
and Italy, and in the stirring times which immediately
ceede or rather Witnessed the downfall Of the Bona'arts
dynasty France SPAIN Naples, and wherever else Ma
poleon had thought It place upon the head Of member
Of his family desTos crown. Intrigue and martial ad
venture love, conspiracy crime, and vengeance, all &c
coresnt however in their main features with historical
crowd the pages Of this highly dramatic and power
fully written work. II will we think with the
popular stories and legends of Dumas and they VIII
be teamed the counterpart of Monte Crso. The trans
latel admirable. and have doubt that the book
will have tremendous run" informing Star.
SrRINGER& TOWNSEND,
2lfn No 22l Broadway under the American Museum
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INIT SHEEP.-Four Of the largest and
H'hi SsuFrp aver produced, to be sen 81 bresa-
IL sffss. go rsised By Mr. John Mitchell Of Dram
ns1 s,srars Fails. and brought TO THIS eliy ~
mn11S svfIH Batchsr, Buffalo The owAsf W ~
~ 70 ssy sls vhs can produce better. !" y"
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NEW VOLUMES of SMITHSONIAN

NEW VOLUMES of SMITHSONIAN
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III EEREIS BOkEALI-AMERlCANA, " CSnIlou-
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Nv william II. HARVEY, NJ. D., &c. Pais l. hslanas-
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Recently published
rR IN ENGLAND. BY Fred. Olmsted FofniEg tae
thrd volume OF Putnam's Semi monthly LlofsFy izno''
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"Tbis Is The fourth we believe, Of Mr Pusaan SEM
monthly LgbaTy aLd although Dickens AID HOO hays
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i plain unaffected and drecsin its stEe simple nos rem
wri mind 10 speak exactly what ne THINKS aaa ees
,Isctly be fhirks and feels It. His Walls nave os ~
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and ssgaciOBs oossrvaon when ne sicss
kumor Of the rscltst That these Beautifully pltsa
.ol5 for as cents IS the marvel OF modern lteTasuis
sna Courier and EAqansr.
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New Publications.

READY THIS MORNING.
IsJENNY DIVER, the FEMALE HIGHWAYMAN.
beng relation Of the actual in the Life Of
Celebrated hghwayman whose deeds Of daring rendered
her the terror Of all Travellers and whose only d
covered BY accident Price IS cents
THIS work has been dramasized and performed in this
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applause DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
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GOAL YARD for SALE.-Ten years
Iea.e with all fixtures Ia one of the best loo atoms
in the CITY Of New York. Inquire Of r. @ PIERCE.
i6f iws No. 70 Wall ct.
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gao REWARD.-Lost, on the 18Th
~ III inst in coming down from ifhst. 70 NJ
Back's store in Broadway, Lsdys Goa wseon, 49, III
asss & kfsndlerl wi green e1hi ed back sls.oa
to FAT chain AID green enamel,d watch hook Any ps
,on hrip gins the same DAVID RATS JsTs'y s.'s
No so Bfoad"V' ny s'Ans' wiz 2of 2t'
ward
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-~ New. Jerusalem Church, Eighth-st.. near
,g..wrv-Prof BUSH Will deliver Lecture at TINS
D.v " To- BORROW EVENING at n O'Clock. Su9ec.-
- Psychology OF the New Church. I'll IT.
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~ To the Public.-The PROTECTIVE UNION
of the CITY NewYoik feel gIatefa for the liberal pat
ronsge they have received and feeling encouraged thai
pure article OF BREAD may be sill further appreciated
and its increased Trey have made arrangements for
extending their business They kindly solicit the patronage
Of those friendly the principles OF Iadust and Bsnsvo
ience being reduced to practice. Hotel and boarding
house keepers and steamboat prepstors well as phi
waite families, will ind the of the p. u Bread TO be
source Of pleasure health and economy All orders tor
waresd to the p u, in 7th av., OF l9h-yt Will be
pun ctual5 at,sDee ed to. tlf66l IRA B. DAVIS Agent
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NEW FEATURE of AMERICAN

A NEW FEATURE of AMERICAN
"A LITERATURE The NEW QUARTERLY RE-
VIEW sd,ted by A. g. Remington The Editor OF this
ReUe will snare pains making l. the hfst IN this or
any other comfy AZ not its object 70 be cheap but
vauahs pacoptr Will DC accepted save from tho
Gal abs peas and the purpose Of Bringing before the
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pad ovI prices for able articles The Editor will use
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bnt Of Christian patfoIism and OF the interest OF
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that The tme demands sueh w0Tka wsrK which shall
nIsrs mnrrau literature base distinguished for
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CONNER, To carry out the plan proposed, the June
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he an a,Ie writer Hunts Mercha ants Magazine, an ar
s;yc,s on Mar NJ gdaleIe by Rev. r. Schroeder u D.
on srt,re on the life and tines Of Chaeaubnand BY H. T.
Tncterman and q valuable article Is expected from
an lately from his travels ID Hungary on the pre-
ssIt scIusl condition of nat interesting country,
The prsce Of the work -
Single copies.----.-----S5 per aanum,
To Cubs OF teB-----
To Clubs Of twehty-------- 81
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NJ No,ice.-LINDLEY MURRAY HOAG, as min.
- If he Religions Society of Friends has appointed
s .,,, for Divine Wo ship at Friends Nesting house IN
orsbsrd st. Hss,sr and wsiser Ut: on F1aST
DAY Sunday EVENING nett, the ga INST a. % N
~ nnb,ic ~ respsc fslly invited to attend Eli "
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Now Ready.
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" lls pages Original matter. Splendid Embellish-
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BY an arrangement with Mr.. Graham, appointed
Agents for New-York
Also. Just Received.
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Truths under the light ven Of fiction ably portrayed
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circulated.
ALSO, NOW READY
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ALSO:
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

-o.VS. l.. Scott, from Mountain Core, Fsyette
EHy wri p,eseh IN Defense If Spiritual Hanifesta'
20. nth 81 Church. between I'd and 4th avs TO
mnsanSrp0W MORNING and EVENING. 2if "
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er The CitixenS' Mutual Loan and Accumu-
lating Fund Asseciation.-The Books Of the Associ-
alton arc open for subscription ct their eice, No AL
Broadway next door above Canal-st from 81 A H. until
SIP M aud on Wednesday and Saturday evenings until
soelock Entrance fee 50 monthly dues 50 month.
An oppor unity offered to all males aad females, minors
sud adults by Joining this Association by paying 50 month
for few years 10 obtsn home capital sufficient TO
start fair business Pamphlets tn Articles OF AsS0ca-
hop BY Laws and full explanation Of its objects AID plan,
Gan 70 "NN S'A'' ' SIMEON DRAPER, ,sc.t.
Z DELAYIyLD SMITH. ". PresN.
TRUSTEES
John J. HerTick, John +. Ciark,
George Schwartz. Jr., William Thomson.
Ch2s l.. Cornish Joel w. Mason
Winchester p Moody, William II. Dietz,
Samuel Alburtus JT.
ia ims JOSIAH \. KENDALL, Sec'y.
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Cost.

GO REWARD.-Lost in going from
Ds1r,chsr.e ses through Brsad-st TO Wal, $50 IN
bree bank bills II the finder win leave u a. NJ 40 Es-
change place or with J. B. BRADBURN, B1o.seiisi
consr ~ Nassau AID Fulton sis, he snail receive tne
above reward and the thanks Of to whom the loss
ssy,ovs misyoriupe l2lflt'J h. d. +.
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EREEMASONRY. -- Just published,
Il ALLYNS RITUAL OF FREEMASONRY. IS
DUKE DE ROCHEFOCAULD'S dAXIMS, with a
splendid portrait 81.
rAYLORS ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT. IS cts
BY renting. the books will be sent by ml d-
rtcted, to AM part of the United States or Canada
2lfNs W. GOTANS, No. l18 Fultan-st.
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~ The second Lecture Of Course. 90 the Future
nm, of Man will be delivered 10 the Evangecat Luz
I,rsr Church of ~ Jsmss, in Mulberry ST. rear L ana
h.hs Ps,ror Rev j. l.. SCHOCK. on next SABBATH
SyrNING, a. II O'Clock. Sob.e-rne lniefmesife state
u VI Ii sae Of the Soul Death ana me
a,ns.t Elf lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

~ rhe Funeral Discourses Of the late JOhn
,snyt and BENZ r. DEAN vii Dc preachsd on , 20
5A Su MORNING and these Of ALEX bOGAHDOS
bAin ~, Custom House,, with JOHN HENRY ara
lr pp0WN who were killed by falling from the stse
o. Dsirht Congregational Church IN GID ST. De,
pc al al Sd avs the sermons will be delivered
WEI aaxTH AFTERNOON by the Pastor, A. VEL,
% oS tbs relatives and friends are invited to attend
ISSiorf further notice. <H "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

A S SCHOOL TEACHER, light Porter, OF
IN Assistant Book keeper, By scotchman, aged -
Protestant Has had 20 years experience Can teach Al
commercia branches Address j. O., care MI 3 ,lnk
No. ia Nagsau-st. <I ~.
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IEOALL PEhSuNS afllcted with Dis

HU ALL PERSONS afflicted with Dis
ease or Con SUMPTION but particularly to those wri
ting TO me continually Or se,lcs askn Lspe."n Of
lie prLtfo those who understand Psychomssve OF Eiec
trca PSI cho0gy my Electrcsl Fiuid simple enough,
producing that electro psychological state durng which
period all prOfessDfs ope hold perfect cosTo
over all diseases 81 their subecis or Ia 0her wofds,
the Esctnea FLUID penstates the whoi system equally
the will has power penetrste through the nerves 70 all
parts Of the body aud the will Iecssslfy give health
10 its These who do not know shy hing about
Of the sog advised 70 learn - sose as
possible They will then know they DO cured and VIII
0sAs'' 'A' ''" AFFIDAVIT
Sworn before me, this q b DAY Of July ls0
TALBOT WATTS Of No. loz Nassau st., New -Yeff,
makes cath aId sal that he mas discover cd wendsfIui
development hourly beng made OF its wondstel pSws
have the ape Of romance fhas Ieauy as
the most eSeruclsimr peTalgc pam Se ths w,sd;
that its effects upon obs mate ny co.s ~ in
soafms and ri sumatsm lii mesIc-ana
eVtntion with The medical i.cqy 70 ov,s half the
III, 49, ~ bsar 10 - Ikas IL Will usher cnnefen ,se
the world without pain. and asn,aIisss vii c,re e.
an as az tkss even hydrophobis Will ysld oeiSre
ts Nenderful power-snd efags ma ~i 80 ~ ss..
ssee az -, ntmos, u investigate and prove hs ,asss
o,i,ns i'm ,os,ible with G. d IALboI "AAio
' sworn before me. ann July is5' Woodruff Mayor
.,oxs rfSavt was taken sfer two ysars sns ekcs
,hipssrds II nvalids, without one failure saa ~
which eco persons have eeea cured ~ .sthortiss
n s cufifg them Of CO -s1Dptioa ana eses cured
worst kIds l8G Of tons 1mp@n ~ III, ass take
.le. January ssa ~ :w. .neb !. ;. Ne sse
TO blame but fhsmss yss ~ tsey sf YsycAelosy
cay let them snn the Diy1e sss =, go s yswsr De-
prtccaly ss them ia Fl bofIis 50 sdo: ao.saS
stnei slly enough for the "sfs' Isf gMWkDs
pint bottle ,, =
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Uante6.
WANTED.-To BARRIERS.

BARRIERS WANTED.-To BARRIERS
lb -rhe advertiser will communicate, gratis, to any
Psrhar who NAV apply for The same, Information whca
viii enable him realize profit Of from $500 To 81 900
per year than he DONG and at an expense not
lars w be furnished by addressing me- postage paid Here
is chance Of making money seldom offered, and those
who M Az apply FOR particulars Will perceive az ocs
that hand some may be realized without any dihl
Guilty Address, postpaid, ". A KfNSLER, Boz ~ ~
Phladelpha Poet Office. ~i a.
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Want employment.

AS CLERK in a dry goods or grocery
IN store, by a young Man who can gre good recem-
nends. Address II. j., Tribune Office. 2fUs
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" Building Associations Fire Insurance
$500 co., divided into 49, 0e shares Of
80 per cash paid up cent in notes to
remain in the hands of the Company Subscriptions for the
CAPITAL stock this Company wiz be received BY the FOL
lowire persons appointed Commissioners john Bruce, No
"a Plat ST. Wakemsu Latng, No. SO Fulton ST.. Daniel
Ban ard No l6 Wall st, John Baxton, No: l6 North
William ST.; Solomon Jessurun No. Citation court,
Beekmar Thomas F Leslie. corner of Fulton and I'll
len ats BrooklyB a 30 b. all the Directors.
nropeclus erplanir the great advantages 20 be de-
rived from tee Company the mechanic and small pro-
perty h, ldes well to those who wish to nves their
y and get the largest amount Of prohs be hal OF
any Of the Directors ali the Secretaries OF the diner
Building Associations or at the Office Of Mr. JeEurun NO.
''iiD''' ''' JOHN BRUCE, President.
s JrssURUS Secretary. 1879
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ny Rev. Dny X Lee, Of Villa nsburgh. W j preach
IN liam Han No 5 Chatham-sq TO MORROW
cpnds,l AFTERNOON. at O'clock. The public are re-
s,setiully invited. Seats free. III IL
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a.u.v mr.. Cbeeyer will repeat his Temperance
~ ~ ~ ,hs Metboost Church. West 30th ST., near
80 81 ~ On SABBATH EVENING NEXT, Feb. "a; a,
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DUTIES HOMEOPATHIC DOMES.

Il TIC PHYSICIAN.-A third edition Of this work.
improved enlag and furnished with Anatomical Plates
printing for the authors own account and will be
published by him the LIST of April next when all the
eopathc pharmacies and the book trade in general
supply Themselves with it, by addressing the author
DIR. J. II. PULTE, Cincinnati. The usual discount al
lowed No other third edition II this work u genuine
and lawful except it contains anatomical plates. lOf 4w
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-, sww-YOKx DAILY rRII
ReIiaions Notires.

49,. .snrcb If the Messiah.-tSea,s Free. -
~ u Cnus me,ppg at ilA afternoon at 3, a sd
s.I,'ss es.', ce Rev M. COOK Rector Of ~;
Church T ES p ZINC gs s sS
~ xYo'i' Feb 81. 1853 o" ~
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-,z- Csurse OF speci al Sermons.-The Fourth ofs
sfssrmops dtslsned mole especially Tor The yo1ng,
mh ,,ssched m ths Baptist Tabernacle "a av by Rev
nj IHTHROP the Pssor fine Church, ohpsxt LORDS
nlYEVEKING, Feb. "a. Services Will commence a. ~
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