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CASH! CASH!
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Cash. CASH!
"TNTED al the South Nashville Furniture Factory, OF
w good SEASONED LUMBER
100000 feet of = inch Walnut Pank-Side
10000 do p do do do do;
10000 do . do do do do;
100000 do Walnut Scantng feet long T. in 50 re;
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do Is inch Cherry Plank-wide;
10000 do q do do do
10000 do > do do do;
10000 do Ash, ranging from = 10 in ick-wide plank;
Also Poplar Of all sizes used for Cabinet purposes for
which Cash will be paid ON delivery.
Also 25 or 30 good CABINET kEGS wanted, to whom
fair prices viii be given in cash. Also OF good UP
HOLSTERS. None but good workmen need apply
ianl7
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MEDICAL,
DOCTOR 0GRSELFi TIE POCKET rrScIIT /. 1,--7s
OK, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSIfSf 4 xxA[1oS

4 Hundred Engrayings showing
Diseases and Mallormafions of The
Human Svsteil in every shape and
iornL To which Is added a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest importance &c married
people, or those contemplating mar
risge. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed 10 pre-
sent copy of the ESCULAPiIJS
70 BIS ehild. II may save him from
an early grave. Let no Young man
or woman enter into the secret obii.
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lUk Goods are selected and purchased by ourselves
~ with great care in the best markets. which enables
10 sell low for CASH. Our Candies are WARRANTED to
Keep dry and sell cheap any house in the coun-
ny Toys Pocket Cutlery. Pistols Reyolvers and Self
cooking; Spanish Cigars, &C., sc. july 26-tf
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE
- virtue ct deed Of trust made by James b. and Sarah
v Williams 20 me, and registered in the Registers Of
lice u Davidson county, in Book No l6 pages 40 and so
W Saturday, the 18th day Of September, 1853 be-
tween he hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock p NJ at
the Courthouse in Nashville sell to the highest bidder
Sa OF land in civil district No ? being part OF the
Horseshoe Bend Of Stones river for the purposes mention
ed IN said deed For particular description of the
same reference is hereby made to said deed Terms made
known ON day of sale. ". IL. HAGANS,
aug2g-ltd&Stw. Trustee
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PHILOTOKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND
For the cure of Painful and Dsordered Menstruaton,
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief of all those
sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
at the present day be traced to slight mprudence
or neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons causing distractions irregularity &C. which, if not
relieved gradually weakens and deranges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forS of diseaSe-Con-
sumption Dropsy, Dyspepsia, &cwhch either hurry them
to an early grave render them nvadS for life Many of
the re and ovees of creation at that when the bud
was lust bursting into bloom have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction and the want Of remedy
nature at that eventful period.
TRY THE EPHIL0T0KEN.
II is not offered of ais that flesh is heir to-
but as remedy and preventive for certain class of
pants in which it warranted To do all that IS here set
forth or that medicine directed with experience and skill
perform Sold by SCOVIL i MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed.
julyl-ly dtw&w
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- :, HUNTSVILLE, january Y, I552.
DR. BLEDsoE-I take the liberty and fell il be nv duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as a very
seperor medicine My son. aged years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and ar
rhea having almost despaired of his recovery con-
ciuded to try your Alternative two bottles ofwhich believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance 40. of Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Annuity Fund Sl50,OO0.
ENNCLUSINELY held pledged, and appro priaed SS<xf
II witAIt reserved aecumuations by The chartarTf
and regulations Ohe Company, TO the payment of Annu-
ties and losses upon Insurance Life and In event
bic for other debts contracts liabilities engagements of
he company
OFFICERS.
THos. x. BRACR, Pres't, s. l.. LOOMS, Secretary;
A. BULKLEY, Vice J. W. SEYMOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for tie Life Department.
Z. A. BULKLkY, JouN L. Boswell,
kOBERT BUELL, ROLAND MATHgR,
MILEs A. IUTTLE, EDWIN q. RIPLEY
HKNR @. PEATy.
This being joint Stock prOpreIy company and conduc
ted cash SYSTEM the Managers have adopted table
low is consistent with safety and
much toner than those of the Mutual Companies.
Applications for risks white persons, received by the
undersigned, who will furnish PrOspectusasof the Compa
any, and any Information relative thereto.
Risks slaves against diseases and accidents causing
death, taken; POces issued and losses adjusted at this
Agency. JOS NASH, Agent,
Office n. w. corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. 10, 1852.
Medical Examiners.
"A: W,SsTos, r,. n D. n Office hours, sto5, Pm.
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FURYITURE. CARPErING, OIL CLOTH, &c.

TIME subscriber has just returned from the 90
i East, and is constantly receiving all kinds of =
FURNITURE CARPETING. &c His stock at s5..-sse-F
present of almost article in his line of bust
ness and in the CITY, Purchasers would
do well to CALL he is determined 10 sell low for cash
time for approved paper. A. PATTERSON,
narcll5 College near Church
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FuRNITrRE.-We

CUPERIOR RFURNTTURE.-We -
- have on hand a large lot of very supe s. ~
rior FURNITURE, consisting in part of 4 4.zs5szS>3
elegant High Post and French Bedsteads - -
fine Rosewood and Mahogany Bureaus WardrObeS Sofas
Chairs of every description, Oomans Centre Tables &c
together with large lot of Furniture OF the best
material and unsurpassed wokmanshipall of which
will sell cheap for cash. short credit house
IN the CITY,
Fine MattraSscs--We are also constantly manuiactu-
ring very superior quality of Spring, Hair Moss Cotton
and Shuck Mattresses.
auglS-lm INCOMES, CORNELIUS co.
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
I WISH 10 dispose of my Farm on Mill Creek, ~ g25s
/ miles from Nashville, about 40 rods from the Mur-NS
tr5esbOrO Turnpike, adjoining the lands OF Birdwell
Caldwell Minerva and Franklin Colleges containing about
about in wood the balance under cu
good orchards therear IN Ihe State con-
sng ofpeaches apples pears grapes plumbs in great
VARIETY two failing springs, and several chaybeate
springs The improvements very tair-conslsting OF
good frame house with porch 90 feet 'front.' one good brick
house smoke house. kitchen, stables cribs, &c The orch
ard by co attention. would yield from $500 to $500 year
y the :t is Of the choicest kind My only reason for
wishing dispose oft is my intention TO change my oca
any person wishing to purchase the said farm Terms
accommodating. Tile lndispuabe. For further partcu
lars enquire OF l.. MOSES,
nmgt No. l9 COLLEGE st.
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ItO1 - hlaA vi Inv S''NSN4lp'AS
have the most extensive and varied assortment of
Clothing for Bows from TO Is offered for sale in the
Union Orders Gentemens Clothing filled at the short
estnOtice.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege of changing them if they do not suit
F. A HOlT < BRO.
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HUNTSVILLE, January 70, 1852.

Physicians are requested to try this preparation. We
publication.
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I AN Just receiving fine assortment Of Fur
i niture Of the latest and most approved sg6 -
styles, which will be warranted TecOmmend-II IL
ed and will be sold cheap the cheapest Having
iargsi nay Ware rooms shall keep assortment OF Gil
berts superior Pianos also Window Shades, Clocks, Mir
rurs 6c Furniture of all kinds made TO order. Articles
free TO the Railroad anywhere the city. Remem
ber A., Union street Cheap Furniture Depot.
ap27 !. ii. MORTON.
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A DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE, situated
~ on the Gallatn Turnpike, 81 miles from Nashville
containing about acres which the subscriber now re-
sidOs The dwelling which has recently been erected IS
Of the best materials and style, and upon a convenient
pan embracing nine rooms and several halls with all ne
ceSssry out bindings.
The soil Is very productive The water cool and pure
flowing in abundance The orchard contains various kinds
Of bearing fruit trees of excellent quality.
In point OF health and society, the neigbOrhOod is
surpassed The tract is susceptible of being divided into
three lots each having beautiful building site with
ming wafer. Terms and time accommodating Possession
can be had at any time. A. II. FORD.
For further particulars, apply to -
LiNDSLEY 4 CROCKETT.
iulv27-2awtf Tw Agents, College street
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PICKETT, MACMURDO & co..
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


PICKETT, MACMURD0 & CO.,
BANKERS and dCOMmISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW ORLEANS.
WIN. s. PICKETT Tate fthe firm ofPICKETT. PER
w KINS 4 co. and J. r. MACMURDO Banker hay
ing associated themselves in business, will conduct a
Banking and General Commission Business,
in this City, under firm of PICKETT, MAcHURDo Co.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Cotton and 10 the
shipment OfSupplies and Merchandise generally.
5juy9o-Gm.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
w 4. d j. q. McCLELLAND having on hand an un-
w usually large and rich stock of Goods viii offer
great inducements to cash punctual buyers Strangers
visiting the city, Will money by looking ut stock
before making their purchase elsewhere
jme28 No 20, Public Square
AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
EESSSA THIS establishment isnow prepared
e8AKtET5 TO manufacture all kinds of Wagons
Carts and Plows Of every description,
and any other farming implements used 49,
this country. SSe&
The prices for such things viii not be more Than IS p1d
for them brought from other places. We ready
ceive orders for Wheel BdOWs and Carts and other ue-
sils for making roads.
The Manufacturing Of Wagons i under the uperrten-
Gence Of Wilson Mullen, whose work is well known here
respectfully solicit orders from the Planters and Aerch
ants in the surrounding counties for work
One or two good Wagon Makers waute, Immediately
Good prices viii be paid for frstTate worlIne1.
GEO G. ALLEN.
junel5 lower Market Street
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HAVANA CIGARS.-We have this day received
1000 Superior Regaa londre and Prensados Cigars
10 which we invite the attention Of smokers.
iuly 30 y. R. JIXON.
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MORE NEW PIANOES.


TXTEhave received by recent arrivals nine 7=--5z-.
w more ofthose uurvaed Pianos, madet9s1s.zss-i q
by J. B. Durham and Adam Stodart X Co.. oliT 2 II
various STYLES and sizes which Will be sold very low for
cash good drawing interest," and warranted 10 give
satisfaction in every respect.
apr2q W. 4 T. H. GREENFIELD CO.
NOTICE. am closing up nv business with view Of
permanently Withdrawing. Many persons are indebt-
ed TO me by note and account for years. and hope
they will call and pay up without further delay trouble
have removed my Books and Papers 10 the room al.
Joining Messrs. w. IL. Gordon * Co.
aug ia SAM SEAY.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and CARPET BAGS.
INTE have just received large anu fine as C-SSGM
w sortnent Of Trunks, Carpet Bags and fs@sNT-yt;
Vaises, consisting of Sole, Bag and Kip ~ ME-
Leather Travelling Trunks and Vases also OF SaXony, Bs
sells Wilton aud common Carpet Bags which viii sell at
low prices r. ). H0Ll4lNS co,
janis Corner of College and Union sts. Nashville
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LANIER .& BROTHER.
W leSale CrOea~

Commission and F6rlrardiag Merchants.
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
sept4 Market street Nasbvfus
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DIR. J. W. GRAY

Office in MeCombs New Building, on Cherry Street,
Betueea Dsdderica, dlCd Union.
decl4-12m RESIDENCE-SEwANEE.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame House just
completed with seven rooms, well pllstered and pa
pered Situated Church street. Hines addition TO
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy and will be seldom reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire of Z. L. CTenshaw
auglS W. ID. ROBERISON, NJ LenOre ST.
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DRUGS, &C.
nR RLrnsor,s ALrERArrvE cnaleoIENn

The Refaety0ref al ReaedeS Tr Ls Diseases Lare,
Dyspeosia Enlargement aud IllDatioR Of the Spleen
Iisdrgarns Cole FZataleace Piles Constipation al
diseases Of tie Botpe and such dSGses arise from
disorderd state Of the Stomach, LiUsr Botoels, as
Scrofala and Sores Of any kind. For General De5ity
from lpbicA Ladies frequently suffer- there is not rs
e7ga2 in the a0hols Eatsrid lstiico
rRE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prosrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks at time unable
raise himself from his bed. He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in vain his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it by accident that he
eeeGed in curing himself Since he has been pFactcng med
cine his in such has been qnriValled lie
has been OF the ncreduy Of the public and
quently said nothing through the press of his case
until the character of the medicine fully established
by its success shown h the certificates which have
advertised.
sutoin the eertifes e of Prof NJ GABBERT of Memphis
Tenn with whom Oilen advised during the time OF my
suffering
MEMPmS Tenn, April u, 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr,J
n Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced oeeve
lower than have ever any thai afterwards
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his own in being restored to good
health. NJ GABBERT, NJ. b.
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IRA A. STOUT,

IkA A. SIUUT,
co III NJ MANUF AC I URER,
No CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Aegtd0or to H. $. Freachs Grocery WcretouS and oD-
gOSjts H1rriS E Strdtt08s
4 LII kinds of carriages for sale, with harness CsIE
~ TO suit All work sold by Inc is made at 7f@4ssH
the Clark Street Mandatory and warranted and will be
sold good Ters for Cash good notes. any work
made North or East
Repairing done with prOmptness and Dispatch and all
persons leaving work TO repair may rely getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended to- marl5
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AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING COmPENY
JANIS II THOMAS

TRONS & WHITTEORAE,
Attorneys Law.
COLuMBId TENNESSEE.
II viii practice their profession in the eountie- Of
Maury Marshalls Giles, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman
dec Q.-U
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[coRRtsroNpENcE OF TIE FREE rrt>s ]

MONTPELIER, Nov. ?2tb.
A bill ia before tho House, making the nearest
Travelled route the course by which mileage i, 10 Lc
computed. 1t appears that the amount If rlilcagc
paid in 1899, exceeded that Of 1852, BY 81 too
After discussion If over one hour, .hc bill i,
ordered to third reading.
Now the contest and discussion on the
liquor law. The House is full, and the lobby is
House. The ladies fill tho ga cry, and preside over
the flood of dark coats below, like we'll curved and
highly colorcd rainbow.
The friends of the law lave got the field FIRST and
are pressing such amer dncnts as they have agreed
upon Mr. Washbur n is making clear ca PLANTATION
of tic law, and tie amendments. Mr. Adams of
Mil. 4 is opposed to the manner of presenting the
subjcct-is opposed to tue law,--is opposed to the
amendments, and denies that the people have ever
decided in favor of tho law. MIR. Walton answer,
Mr.. Adarns. Mr.. Spencer Of Castloton, is an cfcc-
tive speaker, in manner cool and modest using good
language and securing close attention by his sound
arguments and honesty of purpose, lie argues for
the amendments. Mr.. Matthowson rises to discuss
the question "present,d." "Grcat reverse has
taken place" "Tno Legislature has called upon
the people to expend vast sums of money in litga-
ton" There violations of the law OF
1880. which enacted by the people for the poor
and feeble" This gentleman is surrounded by mem
bers who have crowded to his vicinity, and the ladies
all standing up in the galleries in order bear
this orator Tho burden Of talk is about liberty"
"tyranny," public opinion" &c., &c, MGthcwson
is cut short by motion to adjonrn.
Evening session. Mr. Natthcwson speaks. Mr..
Plympton opposes the law in set speech Mr.. Soule
of Fairfax, makes a close aud able argument r r the
law, aud also for the amendments. lie says it la,
been three times sanctioned by the people, let by
the pOtions 81, ny tho action Of tho Lcgi-lsVvro;
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The House is composed chiefly of new menu
bcrs and contains few names of much national
reputc. THOMAS ii. Benton is the most ccle-
bratcd. STEVENS Of Georgia, and BREcKEN-
RIDGE of Kentucky, are distinguished as floor
members.
Whatever causes for modification YER
mont Wings have in looking at the state of
things here at home, we have the satisfaction
of knowing that at present in our National
Assembly, Vermont is the only State which in
both branches, is Whig and only Wing
Foor, MEAcnAM, TRACY and SApiN form del
egation which Vermont need not be ashamed
Of The other Senatorial seat must be looked
upon as doubtful for the present Many sup
pose Mr.. Phelps will still hold the seat, II
SO the Wing force will be 50 much the stronger
1t is rumorcd however, that the Governor
will assume that there is q vacancy, and vii
appoint a man to fill it. In that cas-, the
Senate will have q new question before then
for decision.
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Diplomatic Tailoring.

Mr.. Nroom, United States Minister to Prus-
STA, was refused access to Court at Berlin.
unless done up" in bag wig, laced coat
and small clothes, like the other minions Of
royalty. TO his lasting disgrace he submitted
to the insulting demand. Mr., Belmont
American Charge at the Hague, was in like
manner required to put on livery by the royal
toggery-mongcr, but promptly notified him
that he must be received in citizen S dress. or
not at all. Accordingly he ,eas received in
citizens dress.
To require Minister of the United States to
apl car abroad in any other dress than that
IN which he is accustomed to appear before
the head Of his own nation, is an insult to the
american people, and Mr. Belmont did no
more than his duty in the matter,
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.-Recent English Jour
mails contain the correspondence of the British
ambassador Sir Hamilton Seymour, with
Count NessclrOde, on the subject of the filing
up of the Sulina mouth of the Danube. The
object OF Russia appears to have been to choke
up the mouth Of the river, to render the tran
sit Of all the corn grown on the vast territory
for which the Danube is highway, either
utterly impossible, or so dangerous and ex-
pensive by transhipment in lighters, as to tax
such produce to the most enormous extent
and SO drive the whole corn trade Of the Black
Sea to Odessa. Sir Hamilton Seymour re-
monstratcd, and was met with shallow cx-
cuses. lie demolished them, and then Count
Nesselrodc impudently put ON the airs Of Of
Tended dignity. lie intended nothing but
trickery, and on the demonstration of his
cheating, affected to be hurt at the doubt o
his honor.
Commenting upon this correspondence, til,
London despatch well says" For Great Brit
ain, let the Turkish dispute be settled as i
may, 1t is Il consideration of her very existence
TO endure no scorns, no shifts, no arrogan
shows of temper, from the Gar or his nstru
ments. If we cannot enforce the enjoymen
of our own, our empire is at an end. Tn
sooner every Anglo-Suxon joins the communit
across the Atlantic, which can defend it
rights, the better for his postcrity as we
rs for himself"
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The Sandwich Islands.

The latest news from the Sandwich Islands
represent quiet state Of affairs there. the
recent chang IF Ministers having apparently
satisfied the opposition for the present. The
argus although opposed to annexation, opens
its coumns to the advocates Of the measure.
Several elaborate articles in its favor have
recently appeared.
Another change has been made in the Aim
intry, Prince Kamehameha having resigned
the Office of Prime Minister. and John Young
being appointed his successor.
The small poS has not ceased ito ravagcs
gradually diminishing througout
the groups. \ familiar letter giving ali
interesting view of some Of tho phases of
life in the islands is in our columns to-day.
Our correspondent, though from his position
abundantly able TO give early and reliable
information concerning political movements,
prefers to leave such subjects untouched for
the present.
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a great change in her discipline was then
in progress, and her military arm was weak
during the process. dissatisfaction prevailed
among the officers and soldiers. Even then
Russian discipline and valor had to find a
powerful ally in the trcachcry which was
bought with Russian gold. One generation
can work great change in nations ability
to carry on war.
What the end of the contest now begun
is to be can hardly be toreseen. France and
England may find themselves engaged in the
struggle which they could not prevent. The
millions who for long time have only
dared, in concealment, to gnash their teeth
as they have thought oftheir oppressors, may
find that the time has come for them ito do
or die
There is great deep yet to be broken up
in Europe and Asia. This may be the begin.
ming of the upheaying; or may be only one
of those throcs which are forcrunners of tn,
earthquake, but arc not part Of the might,
movement itself. That the strife il to en-,
with neither less nor more than the success
of the Russian arms, and the wrestling iron
Turkish dominion those of her provinces whicl
are now the seat of war, we cannot believe
Everything betokens disturbance in thu
old world, as near at hand. The wheel o
Divine Providence rolls on in its steady course
The schemes Of nations as well as those q
men are crushed under it, The strife Of ar
mics is as necessary in Gods plan as tn
warfare Of opinions. In Hi. own time and b
His own means the selfish the dccetlul, an
the cruel, as well as the liberal. the upright
and the humane-the Christian and the fnfide
the drspot, and the ruler of brief and delegate
! authority, all are made to work in his rrea
scheme for dlscipinng the human race and ia
advancing his glorious kingdom of truth, RICH
eousncss and good will on earth.