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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

. The Tariff .r-The Prolectjonisls are the most nm
fortunate set Of men record, They are oreyef at
work trying TO get their hands little deeper into the
pockets Of the people, bat the moment when they
seem TO be most sure of tho prize. suntowafd
just the attempt increase the Tariff md
when a Committee Of Inqary is already in the dis
charge Of its duties preparatory report early in the
next Session OF Congress, is large increase in The
prices Of iron; beyond what asked by ocr fon
men year ago, in The shape Of projection. This
event. too, occurring just before the Presidential eec
ton will be very likely to disappoint the hopes The
Protectionsts in regard the Of Pennsylvania
convince that both they and the country is going
to ruin. The only change which slikely be made in
the Tariff at the Session. is the diminuon or Re-
dye stufs, &c, Tho so far il be done without
affecting agricultural interest," legitimate mole.
ment, and we hope win be successfully. Y Journal
Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
SIM worklng a. lis YoealIon.

The Indiana Journal of Saturday, gives the follow
L {. 10. E
No notice to all mankind:
'.The stSentineY. saws that have abused Wright.
u 20 expose the tricks OF dishonest Demagosue be
abuse. then we plead guilty and we now inform the
Sentinel that shall continue such exposure
long his call for il, unawed by any threats Of
The Sentinel, or Of its fnaser,' =, 80 -f'
Such articles increased the Governors. vote about
thousand over the rest Of the Democratic ticket,
and II the Journal eontinues follow It's vocat n the
Goyernors ADMINISTRATION will be popular, thai
no except John d. Deees can be found who viii
praise it, ''s'''' s"'i'-si-' s'r--i= III 's-a ~
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The Imm'.grat

The tide Of overland mniora cont,ures % roll
into our valleys with Decreasing rapidity aud numbers
This years immigration UMPIRE, edented ir the history
oil oregon, notn IN regard qua nifty and quality. In
SO large an (noi less than 10 000 and many
say much arger) II IS not at all Surprising that much
suffering Is experienced among aporton of them from
the shortness OF feed for stock
onsi and we learn, with much regret that have
died and many others suffered from cholers and other
disorders consequent upoa the sudden change OF diet
Those making the overland 10 arney, however should
not expect IL II without ha rdships pared with
what they have been used ur experiencing when al
home But We believe there ale bat few who will not
be amply compensated for all trer toll prudence and
industry marks their Alter arriving here They
heye awide field before them Tor the exercise Of their
various callngs. and Oregon, for years come can
truly say, still they come" and yet there's room
The immigr alton is entering Oregon OF various points
from Rogue river, Fosters, Dales and Portland to
Pngets Sound,-and the natural tendency Of this influx
will be to develop the varied Resources Of whole
Territory. We look apox Il the greatest acquisition
TO Oregca that she could havear better than discovery
OF gold mines. And We have every reas 20 believe
that the citizens Of Oregon will render all uI
tanee 10 the coming srrangers in spending the winter
season comfortably. is.- .'.ss-si 1f.-i-ah
Hearing Of the de,.titution of many who are on the
way the citizens OF Portland held meeting Wednes
day evening last, appointed committee crlect sub
scrptonsto purchase provisions, aud Distribute among
the destitute onshe roai There $500 raised
the spot, and considerable has been rniyed since
The steamer Flint took upa portion Of the supplies On
Thursday morning, TO the Cascades.
In the liberality manifested by citizens towards
the suffering who the road hope they will not
be unmindul Of the sick and unfortunate grants
who reach this place. There are number Of cases Of
this kind, and hope they may receive from our ci
those kindly Offices belonging to civilized and
christian commrnty.-From the Portland (0reoon)
Times, .Spf. 18th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

.--l J.. .f i eel
IL Now, notwithstanding Governor Wright IS known
10 be excellent man, is but short time since,
according recollection, that Brown charged him
with being accessory taking from the State Tr asury
$780, supply John II. Bradley. Free-soler, with ex-
pense money Washington on private business, under
The name of Swamp Land Agent We have not Browns
article before and speak from memory but think
we do reeolleet the article amiss; if we do Mr..
Brown can set usrigh BY re-Pqblishng ,-LOcOOtre.
downright falsehood Nothing like il ever appear
cd in the Sentinel II invention Of the Wing lender
fhe columns Of the Sentinel speak for themselves They
tell whether gave Governor Wright and the Demo.
cratic ticket honest and faithful support. What
did the Locomotive support Of the cleo lion Of
Governor Wright or any other Democrat 80 aai
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

1.-The ollowsng Infamous iasehood appeared tho La
fayerte codtisr Of the 5ti Instant a. ~- s---'
. correspondent Of the State Journal says ii is
about % BoTS se !sa S paes gS Of
Whitcomb, deceased. We don't believe it, Governor
Wrlshtisa man Of TOO good sense not To- know that
such an would not meet the wishes Of the
Democratic party II report be irue, that three fbos-
sand FIVE hundred dollars, drawn from the fund u the
Democratic National Central Committee, is a Sufficient
compensation for the extra services Of Mr. Brown, ,lH
ring the past campaign. We should be satisfied with
one fourth OF that sum" =.
We may be lille too sensitive about such matters,
but we feel that we have reputation that Is r. eh
dearer 10 than money. +. '-'''''' s"' 80
The above is not only charge Of political corruption
against but against Messrs Penn, Forney and Peas
lee, the Democratic Committee at Washington. We
have written Tor the evidence which will stamp the
charge, as base faIsehood, and the author as an
INrAMous LIAR II Mr.. Ellis ,can prove the charge
which he makes against as will retire fscr che eda
toral department Of the Sentinel and from The arena Of
politics, and will moreoser Instantly resign The Office
of eIector leave the place be filled the law
directs sd' hs~-a .s's-' e-h<-. - -'sh s'~"~ %
p. S. Sipee the above was wrtep we have reeeYeda
letter froai leading and naentia Democrat Iaay-
cite, IRON which we make the following extract e.
The conenptble7 articie which appeared'in the
Courier Of this evening relative your resepiag funds
from Washington So. meets with the entire dlsaPpro-
baton OF every Democrat whose attention has been d.
rected to IL Fearing that you might think that the
Democracy portion Of them, were responsible
for IL, Ithough best iher behalf Ito dsayow if
We grati6ed know that the foul ISLANDER meets
favorsevea ia the city where il was first uttered.
The is ,rdiealou and absurdte mislead any
Democrat Wings will doubtless use iIsp9t only against
tbe editor Of the Sentinel hut the whole Demo.
.-.,;.nax,v ....-.t..ft -l ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

GEN. PIERCE AND THE TEMPERANcE voTE.-The
afrocous charge Of Incorporate habits made against
Gen. Pierce which first appeared The columns cf the
New York Tribune, has met prompt rebuke from
olence Nay, more; the injustice of the aegaio has
caused reaction among the true friends Il temperance
and thus the wrong rebuked IN political point Of
Concord. N. H., has in favor Of Pierre and
asserts the stories about General Perces drinking hab
It's to be scandaous" This is the second paper which
advocates the OF temperance that supports Pierce
Tor the Presidency II is righteous retsihson that
these defamers shosld be punished in manner which
they VIII NEST zeeaE feel. Tie Iess Of yotes.-Phia,
&xH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

A woRrHy ExAMPLE.-The Providence Journal
states that Mr.. Perry Davis well known the pro-
prietor Of the Pain Killer" is building at his own ex-
pense, a handsome brick Church for the High Street
Baptist Society in that city at cost Of about twenty
five thousand dollars He only gives the edfce 10
the society during his life bat proposes TO make up any
deficiency which may arise should the pew rents be in
sufficient for the salary Of the minister and other ex
penses Of the society
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
N g ,s755..ii.i.i.;:s:;,.5 go, s66. ...,,,.l
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
SrA;TE OF o INDIANA,

...a ss-..ls ala OfFIcE OF, SEcRErARy OF STArE
CHARLES II, TEST, Secretary Of State Cor the State
of the votes for members OF Congress at the
general election Of 1882 as compared with the returns
file in my office. .., a. - ...-ss I'd 's
In testimony Whereof, have herennIo set my hand
and affixed the seal OF. the State. at the city Of
IL, s.. Indianapolis, this 9th day of November, A ID.
''siibk 1897 ""''".i- aA' CHARLES H. TEST T."
slJ '-fsl aaas'-qnsi - Secretary OF State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

Owe have been shown specimen of the Wing
tickets Published at Terre Hante They CONTAIN sll
manner Of ingenious devices deceive and mslead the
PEOPLE, and printed in different eoors. Those in
tended for the country headed Farmers ticket
whist others headed Republican ticket Demo
cratic Republican tieket.r Democratic Wing ticket"
= sc Bas il Sroudn't dcf These did de-
Z "ve the people s"~-@' Ia s"i~s-' ~' q f-s--s@
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

20 The COMMITTEES OF the American, Tract Society
state, IN their appeal Tor aid, thar so 900 COP
OF moral and religious works issued daily by its press
and their periodicals eqnsl N amount a million
volumes OF 200 pages every year More than 400 Dol
porteurs are employed, and It's daily expenditures lure
over ons thousand dollars. -D--'f 80 80 - =
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The Military Hospital.

It is understood that Gen. Scott is in favor Q
locating the Military Asylum on one Of ths head
branches of Salt River The climate Is said t. b
healthy and pleasant. ia '-~~.A -~S IL
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Bring OF, out the Big Gun
HURRAH FOR PIERCE AND KING +!

I'VE have received and pubshed amount Of
election news in our daily issues which have coli
lected by of the wonder working telegraph at
great trouble and expense. From these returns and
from other sources colate and eondense the follow
ing information, which may be relied upons t-.f 90
STATES THAT HAyE.ELEOTED, ELECTORS
|. lass FAVORABLE, To PIERCE, AND KING b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

80 ~ Hon: Edward Eeverett, Of Massachusetts, has
heen appointed Secretary of State. Mr.. Everett is
gentlen'an ct fine Abilities and has had much expert
fnce as statesmen. Hsihss been Governor Of Mssss-
ehusetts, member Of Congress, and Minister 10 Eng
8; land. .-..+9r 4..s.. 80. :. r.
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Frank. Pierce at Home.

Gen Pierce resides. II usually gives a Wing majority
4.'"i -'''''s Scott. Pierce Hale. 80 Webster
Concord -. 514. -. .61&s. .169.
Returns received from about one-lourth Of the State
show Democratic gain Of 200 the of last
March, when the Democratic majority 300. Gen.
Pierce will have plurality OF is OOe Scott. snd
5000 or 10, 900 over ALL SO '"''.' -7'"n
The State in ls4s weat for Cass by IL 000 General
Cass native Of New Hampshire, and exceedingly
popular in that Slate but il Pierce has Dat run
him.. So much for Wing ISLANDERS, ~. i - =.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

,r-The Lafayette Confer, Democratic. states that
William ]. Brown Of the State Sentinel, received
So 800 from the Democratic National Central Com
mtee for services in the late Presidential campaign
How is il. Mr.. Decentralization Banner.
A falsehood Manufactured out Of whole cloth.
BROWN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
WEDNESDAY MORNING, soy. 10, 1859.


- The Majority.
The aaeregase masfly Of The peoples votes in favor
Of Gen. Pierce Gen. Scott will amosntto least
Twp HgxsarD AND rnrr r#ousAsD vsrKs, This
is snaiorit much greaier than GenJa received
in 1892.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

ITPotatoes from ireland, and large quastties OF the
celebrated Irish rosebutter now being imported to
New York wonldn'r brother Defrees like 10 have
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The locomotive.


~ This thing has got terribly up but SO far
nobody has been hurt These .suobs and their Wing
Bsckers may and call all kind Of hard
II will crafty them Doubt and does not inuro
Sc. Every body unde islands the object Itis
so curry favor with the Wings sTkey do deny that
atihe late election they voted mixed ticket composed
Of Wings and Democrats and understand from re-
liable that the editors OF this have
or years voted the full Democratic ticket; and they
talk Of voting old Democrats out Of the party We
hope they will be SO proscriptve 10 vote the edi
tor Of the Sentinel of the Democratic party until he
casts his electoral vote for Pierce and King. ~ -
si- As oar friendship for General Lane emily
say that have published fifty articles in his favor for
every one that has appeared 10 the Locomotive II we
a,tea With Implicitly towards General Lane at Baltimore,
s1Irl them produce the proof We not bound prove
on, Innocence They made the charge. New lei them
ss-prose the brand Of alsi6ers 49,, l. 81 81 ID.
The following extract, no wevers CLEARLY reveals the
40 object OF this attack: IA - 90 @ - e
Ls - These attacks may make the Locomotive the whig
candidate Tor State PrIner.s al, Go tls.l
If We should be a candidate tor that Office Il will
the Demoo attic eandidates practical prn-
ats, with piee well PREPARED do the State work
el credltahle and have good right 70 be
stpe Democratic canddse the bankrupt migrate Of the
s- SenIinela=a.7s =i..e -s4a. - i.-.I. 80 al.
Ia Is49. this attempted to get up
quarrel with the Chapaus and endeav TO defeat
Ihom as candidates or State Printers They then ail
ed they will again fail The publisher Of the Sent-
lei Is candidate fot that office To the Democratic
@ rIembers Of the Legislature he submits his claims If
they think that the WING ~tender'f has been more
Il Efficient champion Of the cause during the pas
80 than the Sentinel they ought select these young gen.
ilemen II is a matter which refer the Lrgisla
and have fears of the result. The low person
siities Of the-artiele we shah not answer So. 20
ti" ""Afi f-iH2 . 'i- g-4-ll -A ta1
go The :. Mscreants'' who Defeated Gen. Scott.
a Hear what the editor Of the Journal says about the
misereanIs1 who defeated Gen. Scott; s-i. t.O W
- - The ''Sentnep, goes Webster iehn
tith of the word nscreant. To save il any further
. troable, its meaning used by applied it
alone snch the editor Of the Sentinel and Joe
=" Wright "s's ~ saH te.-.Hi o. ti" -4Ht-
M Joe Wright and the editor Of the Sentinel be
a Of powerful influence produce such wonderful
t esulth What pity IL is lor the OF the Wings
that they have of equal Influence IN their party
The article we take as highly supplementary il gives
credit for much Influence than ever snppos
ed we possessed We are. soTy. we can't return the
H compliment, Mr.. Delrees. ,,-., 81. a.. $500. t.e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

n-scott leads the column ''Yes, up Salt River,
says sancy Democrat.
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h. TA funeral discourse on the death Of Colonel A. w.
Rpssel will be delivered at the Wesley Chape, ip this
city, on Sunday next, by Rey, James Hsveqs Services
10 commence at the usual morning hour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

ETDearborn is still entitled IL the banner She q Fe
Pierce and King nine hundred and eighty naiofHy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

E5-A Yankee paper in describing the effect of Sc
we're thunder shower, says 80. :. - ~''<'
"a COW was struck by lightning and inst anlly killed
calf four days old |" =, - =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

1.-THE Madison Banner (Whig) dominates. | Al TX
Mcdonald, Of Lake comfy, candidate for Speaker
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
" ' Early In the Field. "s''i"" . - A'-
TIL ConnersvSilIe Times, Wing, places at the head

Of its columns the following ticket: - o. '7' ""' g.
'sFor President in 1886, ~
s's''ne.' s"ssMIEIARDD FILLalOREsA.t aa'r
For..Hice President, 81.
isaD.at E td0HN j. CRI IT EN- flS i;'.ib az
- The same paper contains the iooYn9 significant
para graph rssaa IA eA,as.i I.aiaiu -d b. ,Ash
1--WE believe that the present condition Of parties is
highly favofable-more so than any Previous period
for some lime the Just npPreefation by the peo-
pie Of the Sterling worth of wise, and firms and pairs
Que whose services have fairly anduliy
tested telr fidelity 10 the" Cohsutton and high
behests Of public duty 7No considerations can" COM
mend any man 70 the condolences and regard ot the
body Of he people strongly as the heartfelt
cogniton of substantial qualities OF craftsmanship COM
biheda with patriotic frmness and steady deyeton TO
dnty-4 y-as isa' y'ei aiaW -f boa 10th. 80 haa .s
Pity bu, the Wings had thought Of this little earlier
IL would have saved their FspusPna and saved the iu
ture historian from writing The political chapter il the
lie OF Lien. Scott. .s,su .AI .H444 stt4~La4 49,
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North Carolina--l0, doubtful. ,l,, t.o-i.f '"'
The vote in n Carolina is close, bnt We think il has
gene for Pierce and King The following States have
NOT been heard from but we have no doubt the Pierce
and King Electors elected in each of them,
r. Il; 'fi.; 1857 %
Texas. "A
California. =. s...t. "A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

Whole number OF electoral votes go Necessity "a
choice 49, The majorities in made Up
OF estimates from partial returns but the final vote
which we shall pubish as soon as received will not
materially change the estimate. Glory enough TOR one
year -eao I"
" n4si.i.5iG al
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Jamess: Bsswn, So, superintendent Of the
Uoaf nr-~h

Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
1t will be BY De following thar our State is to
lose. for time least. The valuable services Of this
gentleman in the poson which has for the last few
years filled with so zach credt to himself and so hon.
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE INDIANA AsY.
bUM FOR EDUCATING THE DEAF AND
DUMB.
GENTLEMKS:AHavng rendered 10 your Honorable
Board resignation Of the nice of Superintendent
asking Tor leave Of absence, without compensation
the 18th Of November, 1852 lie LIST of Octoser 1853
And, that ysu may rema wholly nnaF,rised Of nv
probable future course, IL Is proper saw that may
previously TO the last mentioned period renew the ten
der OF my resignation, your instance Withdrawn
Allow to that the request now offered is not
indsced by any my Part with my position
in the Institution, failure OF interest in The great
cause Of Mute Education. On the contrary 90 you in.
dvidoally and collectively return an suppression Of
thanks for the Kindness aud confidence extended
toward me, through the year. during which have
had the honor under your direction and 1 COM
mend TO yenr continued regard my worthy associates
generally, 10 all departments Of the Asylum. | part
from them as from YOU, even temporarily with feel
ings OF deep regret shall leave but engage in the
same employment Of pouring light into the darkened
minds Of the nnfoftunale IN distant State
But wherever may be my future home, memory will
inger with grateful delight upon the Yeas OF pleasing
toll which I have spent in Indiana. As a vision Of
bfightBess IN the past vista Of time their joys will be
i cherished, their sorrows forgotten.
Eashraed the Asylum is in the affections Of In
dianians 1T cannot fail % prosPer its OF useful
ness must continue until the hast mute child 81 sorrow
clothed in his right mind shall be restored to the society
of mankind and pointed that beautiful world Of bliss
beyond tho grave, where the Deaf shall hear and the
I Dumb shall spesk.-----
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Good.

The True Democrat (Free.soJ says, so far lie ard
from Scott has received three more States tlan
.retr q
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Natiyism Sticking Out.

The Charlottesville Journal thus sooquizes over the
q I'll
defeat Of Gen. Scott: :, AL
90 That vast majority of the native population
those who understand the principles Of our Government
ARE in favor Of the Wing pelcy we have, not the
slightest doubt But the charm in the word Democra,
cy and trckery used have attracted to that party al
most the entire foreign vote and thus enabled them to
triumph the true American principles They have
introduced nio the political contests elements WHICH
will sunder them into fragments, and II may be- rend
into separate Statos this glorious and united con.
federacy" BUS '''''' 100 80" '''sa''r go" e
Here is Nativism rr YOU 1t viii be thecy of refuge
for defeated Whggery. f''es7a"''an ii''
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i The Cincinnati Gaze WHICH, Of the 9TH INSTANT,
contains the following sonsh.ssif z i.a s.si.,aH 4.a
aa,ss THE ELEcTIoNl-=We know Of no topic on which
we can be brief so easily this The returns Dad at
the first, have grown more So with every cilnk oil
the Telegraph until they have disclosed adeeat dsas.
treus beyond all precedent The consolation can
discover that the Democrats are astonshed as much
as we, and inst as much pgzzled to know how to
act as the poor Wings The time may come when we
will discuss the result phiosophcays stpressntall we
have do is endure i, phosopheaysi b. a..i 10
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-HriiiHf-t frTlli al adj 49,
L G7-The vote in this township Tuesday last was
22l5-being an increase OF 10 over the last elections
We rejoice 10 say that New Albany polls the largest
vote Of any ctyn the State.-N "A. Tribune o" ga
ri Not 30. The vote Of Indianapolis was 2,4lbs The
vote'of Madison was 224l excluding the poll the
hill at North Madison which, gave $50 votes. ssa s
,,..t, ~ ..,.,,, "a. 49,, -. ,.i..,. 80. - aHi
si5l
% 70 The Wings that the slavery and ant'slavery
men--the natives an,the foreigaers-e Catholics and
the Proesants-the free traders and Protectienisis ali
-
voted for Frank Pierce. How happened thisi VAST
the popularity Of Pierce. The unPoPulaty Of Scp
We think it was both. Gen Scott was bad eandi.
dare, and he stood on bad PLATFORM Ia such pre-
dicainent Whiggery had chance = - 's -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
The Last Calumny Mailed.

ELECTORS elected by the Legislature.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20
aNRESsED FLOORING.
z ARESSED FLOORING.
e. $1,000 feet d inch Dressed Flooring
$4,000 do II do do do
$4,000 do do do do

"a ENTfSTTfsY ,~-G. ". Els DeRls5s, for1n-
~ erlyoi Brooklyn, New York, has opened rooms
North side Main street. between 9Th and l0th No 204
Is srepared to perform thorough and durable work.
asrling Mineral teeth on plate with without the arf
al gums; sustained by atmospheric pressure answering
De purpose ofthe natural teeth not ony as orndneass
kt ii the articulation Of language and the aaastcafion
az iood. Also, all other operations connected with
esatlstry. Re}erenccs--Drs Allen, Ange Giddnes
aaa Byrne, Rev.'d Drs Stone Baleh and Cutler OF
Hfooklyn and New York; Drs. Cunningham Haxall
And Deap of Richmond oel5-tt