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a Ii those indebted the subscribers by note
"A count will confer particular favor by calling
s. A Giet at his residence in Ravenna and settleghe
without delay. S & R A GILLETT.
Ravenna March 2Sth 1853
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DE 8 { 0 5 ( Bg,
DR. B. 7. SPELMAN

VI, OULD announce the people of Ravenna and
w its viciny, that he has located permanently in
this place. where he will always hold himself in readl-
mes to attend to every call in his professional line In
addition to the insertion of artificial teeth, plugging
&C., particular attention will be paid the diseases
of the mouth and gums, branch of The profession
usually neglected
Dr. S. Is in possession of all the improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference those
of any other city the union; and manufacturing his
own mineral teeth their improved plan, he
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance
to proceain teeth. Owing to the absorption winch
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved 1t is necessary to make of teeth that
much longer than the natural organs that
when the common teeth used, instead of being
ornament, they often ds6gure the mouth: will the
of the old fashioned gum teeth obviate the difficulty
But the improv every objection, and
though they composed of the materials they
constructed TO be much serviceable and
durable and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred in the repairs
of the old kind There verymany advantages re
sung from these Improvements, which cannot be set
forth in notice brief Those interested there
fore invited to call at his Office and Dr. S. will be glad
to explain the advantages of this the old plan,
plan which he practiced for years before he recev
ed the Improvements. References will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him. and to individual in this village who has an
entire set in both jaws.
Office in Seymours Block over the Post Office.
Ravenna. May 9th, 1851.
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SAVED FROM DEATH

Testimony of Mr.. Nathan Matthews, highly rcspec-
table and wealthy citizen of Newark, N. j.
DIR. 6. w. HALsEY:-I believe your Forest Wine and
Pills have heen the meaes of saving my life. When
with Dropsy. Piles and Asthma. My physician had
given past cure and my family had lost all
hope of my recovery. While in this dreadful situation
your Forest Wine and Pills procured for and
before had finished the first bottle of the Wine and
box of Pills experienced great relief my body and
limbs, which were greatly swollen. became seIsIbIy
reduced. Hopes of my recovery began now to revive
and after continuing e of your medicines for about
month, the Piles and asthma completely cured.
The Dropsy, with which my life placed in such
great danger, also nearly gone. have continued
the use of your medicines Ill: the present time, and
now enjoy as perfect health ever did in my life,
although am more than sixty years of age.
ascribe my recovery entirely 10 the use of your
celen medicines. Several of my neighbors have also
used them with similar in obstinate complaints
and can cheerfully recommend them to the public.
Yours, respectfully, N. MATTHEW'S.
Newark, N. j., Dec. l9, 1847.
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FENRUNKS VALlSES & CARPET BAGS.
III A large supply just received at the Eagle cloth
ing Store and for sale cheaper than be boug else
where in the county call and see them.
CHA'S. GREENFIELDER.
Anr,I On 1853
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C. g. P. Rail Road Office, !
Cleveland. Nov. Is. 1859. (
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
THE MOST T.4LU4BLE SPRING .A.vD
SUMNER RMEDICINEI IN THE WORLD.
mALsDW0s pORnsp wIWm9

MALSBY'S FORREST WIMR9
DATRONIZED by the nobility and medical faculty
n of England, and esteemed the most extraordinary
medicine In the world.
Medicines containing molasses or iquorice, like the
boased Sarsaparllas. require many large bottles
produce the slightest change in health. The Forest
Wine isallogether different article 1t contains no
syrups to give it consistency but acquires its excellent
flavor and powerful medical qualities from the vegeia-
BILE plants of which il is composed. The Forest Wine
combines the virtues of the
Wild Cherry, DandeIiOn. Yellow Dock and
SarSaparilla,
with other valuable plants whose properties still
more powerful
Its high concentration renders it of the ef
fcient medicines in use. Less than single bot
lie the lingering patient from weakness debli-
ty and Sickness strong and vigorous health. Every
dose shows its good effects the constitution, and i'm
proves the stale of The health. The Forest Wine is
recommended, in the strongest terms, for ali COM
plants of the
~ Stomach, Liver. Kidneys, Nervous Disorders, Bill
lious Affections, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Loss of Appe-
tite, Jaundice, Female Complaints. Scrofua,
and all disorders arising from BAD
BLOOD, and impure habit of the
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STRAW HAlS-l cases Of Straw Hats
- this morning, comprising: Panama, rice straw,
Canton Jenny Lind braid. Tuscan Palm leaf, &c.
May "a, 1853. JAMES TwrTT & Co.
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~OULD respectfully announce 20 his
Wv friends and customers that he is now receiving
the largest assortment of goods 10 be found at any
tabshment on !he Western Reserve: He will adhere
strictly 10 his old MoTTo-Large Sales Small Profits
and One Frice AH as being the most conducive to
the interests of his customers wei. as himself.
Please call and examine. the goods and prices.
A. V. HORR.
hnle Mnr0
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EPY EXPRESS.-ReceivedI Ihis day by ex-
HD press, 400 yds. black silks 4 dozen black lace
veils muslin edgIngs, founcngs, &C., selling very low
at HORR;S.
July 9th.
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They can't Keep House without il


Experence Of than sixteen years has established
we iact that Merchants Celebrated Gargling OIL or Uni
versa Family EmbracatioD, will cases. and rs
aeve ell suehas
q Siayins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll
EN9 oailous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
sAnoss Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
Soin, Sitfast. Sand Cracks Strains. Iameness
Eoundered Feet, Scratches or Grease. Nance
Ahenmatsm, Bites of Animals. External Po;,
CONS, PAINFUL Nervous Affections. Frost R;tes
goils,a Oorns. Whitlows, Burns and scaiJs'
Cnliolains: ohapped Hands, Cramps. Con.
fractions Of the Muscles. Sweilings.. weakness
OF the Joints, Caked Breasts, &c. &c. Sn.
The unparalleled success Of this OIL in the eurs ~ ,;
enscs m Hersss and Cattle and even in hnysn az, " us
aai'y becoming more known to the farming commnn2v
can hardly pe credited by those who have hns
tne nan o. keeping II In their stables and houses what
the timely application of this oil ' a'' saved oy
80 Be SURE the name Of the sole proprietor cEoRaE
w. MERCHANT, Lockpor, NJ Yia hlown ~ ~ I
II the bottle, and IN his handwriting over the cork ~
Al orders addressed 70 the proprietor will be promptIy
pt Pamphlet Of the Agent and sec what wond.r, ~.
accomplished BY the use OF this medicine. '
said by ycsectable dealers generally, in the United
Sl1iss and 0aEada. Also BY
Curtis Hatch Ravenna--J. FL. Sprague, Garrettsv;,
Gibbs & Day, Deerield-H L. Carter. EarIville.
j. Gone; Franklin Mlis--A. M Stanna,d, A
water John Manan, Kubusn--J J. II. Kibbe, Warn
II. L. Heath & Co., Cuyafora Fails and
Wholesale ard Retail by f. 8 FsGayiord, ard
gsMaafar Clevelanh 49,. 1T
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Saws.

Saws.
GPEAR,& Jackson's Hand Saws-also cross
- cut, Tenon. Rip, Felly and Web Saws at
FRASER'S.
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FALL FASHION HATS!
ERR RkR
No. o Pine street,
New York City.

ww7 r have made arrangement with the extensive
w Firm of WILLIAMS & CuNNiSGHAM. No. 9 Pine
Street New York, which will enable to reduce The
nrices OF Goods least % per We will sell Hats
which we formerly sold for SIS for At, No which
sold for 81 for st. every thing in line in proportion.
We receive this morning cases of Goods and we have
% The road. The largest Stock Of Hats, Caps,
and Bonnets brought to this town. We have bat
price for goods, below you will find the prices:
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Robensack's Worm syrup:

An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable being perfectly safe
when aken and be given to the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Diarrhea have made them weak and debtated, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup such. that 1t
stands without equal in the catalogue of medicines in
giving and strength the stomach, which makes
inallible remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsas
the astonishing performed by this syrup after pay
sicans have failed the best evidence of its superior
efficacy over all others.
THE TAPE WORMll
This is the difficult to destroy of all that
infes the human SYSTEM to an almost Indefinite
length becoming SO coed fastened the IntestRes
and stomach affecting the health sadly ST.
Vus Dance, Fits &c thai those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that is Tape Worm Fastening them early
grave. In order destroy this very energetic
treatment be pursued would therefore be proper
to take to of my Liver Pills. to remove all oh
structons that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the
worm which be taken in dosesof2 tablespoonulls
times day. These direc tions followed. have never
been known fail incurng the most obstinate case of
Tame
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EsAVENNA HAT STORE.

e AVENNA ID 4 Z STOR r..
DY EXPRESS THIS MORNlNG.--1 case
AD bonnets just from the factory comprising the fol-
lowing samples:
dozen ladies' pedal,
3 dozen do do fancy edge,
3 do boni braid, dozen coburg.
do Satin edge, 4 do shell fancy,
l do French lace,
? do Rice tulip bland edge, &c, &c.
NAV %. JAMES TwITr & Co.
RE iSSES FLATrS.-2 dozen fancy styles
lVE belgrade and pearl
PANAMAs-A good assortment. Owing to the late de-
cline in prices enabled to sell good article
for S2.00
NAV "a. JAMES TwirT & Co.
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WHITE FISH AND TROUT.-2O nall
w bbls. received this day.
July g. Hopp
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SHOULDER Braces-SuPporters and Trus
Som, 6 Is5a HATCH's.
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WBERRY DAVIS genuine Pain KilIer.at
G April 26. HATCH'S.
W7IALS, BOTTLES and JARS, at
April 26. HATCHS.
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R RERAGE DeLaines for one shilling per
EIS yard Do not ray Is and cd for the same quality
at some of our neighbors.
June 81. A. V. HoRR's.
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Sec0nd T'riD 1883.

StCUiItH 4 TIP IN 1900
A V.HOBR, with much pleasure would say to his
~ friends and the citizens of this region of country
that owing his large sales during the month of May,
he found it necessary to visit New York. purchase
second stock of goods this in order to keep
his assortment to supply his customers wants. He is
receiving a large assortment of Summer Goods,
which have been selected from the latest manufactures
and importations. among which think goods can be
found to please the tasIe of any AS my goois
have been bought exclusively with cash. and consider
ing the large amount selling, do say that
keep the best assortment, and sell goods cheaper than
any other establishment. Please call and examine
A. V. HORR.
Sholersville June 18th 1883
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NROCKERY.-Al large assortment just re-
" ceived selling very cheap,
July 8. HnRR's.
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EBUTTER! BUTTER!-At the Shalers
zO vile cheap store, you get fourteen per
pound for good butter, in goods lower figures than
any of our t1eishbors are selling at.
% Bring IN your butter.
NAV Is. " HORP
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Indian CONFERENCE.-The Repor, Of
Mr.. Moneypeny, Commissioner Of lndlnn
Aiiirs, gives an elaborate and interesting
review Of the condition Of the numerous
lndlin tribes within the limits Of the United
states, the number Of whom at tho present
time Is cstimlted NJ 100000. We shall
take an early opportunity TO give Il SUN
mary statement Of some Of the more in
por'ant facts. His report concludes with
the following rather disconrapinp state.
mnnt of the progress Of civilization among
even The most advanced of these tribes.
on the important and deeply interesting
subject Of the civilization and Improvement
OF our Indians, ! have but little 10 sny less,
doubtless, Than may be expected, consider
ing the halierlig accounts of the " rapid
Improvement and rapid advancement ia
ciylliz1uon' of various frontier tribes gen
orally, contained IN the reports on the sub
Ject OF their condition and their prospects.
Judging from these in past years, most Of
Nc tribes that have been under our imme-
date supervision for considerable periods.
should by this time have attained 10 an ad-
vanccd state Of civilization and improve.
mont but, unhappily, this Is not the casc
with any yet, that many have made an
encouraging degree Of progress IN acquir-
ing the elements of n rude civilization, can.
not be denied, The circumstance Of their
having abandoned the hunter state, with
most of lis wild habits aud characteristics,
and adopted the more peaceful and p%foiiln-
bic pursuit Of agriculture, IL Of Itself Il
great and important step in the tedious
process Of civilization. And, 10 the fun
extent of the resources available for that
purpose, every favorable opportunity has
been selzed upon by the government, aud
by most of the Christian denominations
throughout the land, TO introduce aud mul-
uply amongst them the means and ins,fu-
mentnlities ofeducation aud moral and ~
ciul elevation.
Much has certainly been effected. but
Tar more remains yet TO be done TO secure
and accomplish the full and complete re-
generation Of this singular bot interesting
race within our borders but the object Is
a noble one, and IN all respects deserving
Of the attention aud energies of the uoy-
eminent aud ola great Christian people.
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TtiE ACTION OF TIiE LEGisLArtuI
IN TIiE I1QuUH Law


E'-ly iu the s,s lpn. a bin. va. intro.
duccd for tha repeal Of the Liquor Law nl
last year, II came up in the House ON ifs
hn1l passago. aud was pissed by a vote Of
III yeast 20 - unys. W. giyo the vote hy
Counties - Democrat In Roman, Wing in
Hriios, aud Free Democrats lu SNAIL
Cars.
BrNNiNaroN Co. Ye1s-Messr.. IA.
CON, Blood, Bracket, Carpenter, Dudley.
Diris, Elwoll, GRAY, Hitchcock. Hlri.
Roberts, Store, Taylor, TbompSon-ii.
Nays-Mcssrs. .Mpo, Norton, Phdps,
a.
WiSputN Co. Yeas Alexander, Blood.
Burrows, BurLER, Carpenter, Dorani ,FitLp.
HuHt. Lyman, Mathcr, Plympion. Rice.
Sagcyv, Sumner, Uhincy, Horim-IG.
Nays o0hIm, JoNrs, Harris, SH.r-
rrR, Uaiter, Utiiman-G
RUTLAND Co. Neas-Adims, Bradley,
Bunham, Fish Of Ira, For, Francis, Glca-
son, Kelley, MArnEwsoN, Merritt, Ross.
S%TiNsoN, Reels.
Nays-BLiss, Blossom, Bromicy. Cush.
MN, Fish of Wcs,liayen. Hitchcock, .Josiji.
NANNY, Page, Pierce, Spmcer-iI.
WINDSOR Co. Ncas-Baldwiu, Cox.
Dem, Dodge, Euccii, l%lENRl, liodgeman,
Joslyn Of Bridgowater, Joslyn of Plym-
ouih, Lyman, Partridge, Richardson, Ross
ID.
Nays-BARroN, Buck, Grrres, Hairh,
hd,fr'ck, Reai, UGshbton, H,sion-
AppisoN Co. Yeas Alden, BlRnrR.
BpneH, BuMr, frgen, NrrpnAu, SMIru,
WmrE of Writings.
Basconb, BrsH, Barnes. Doiri.
Foor, Grdnicb H1,ricy. Hupeooi. Mar.
sanford, SAlLrs, Uhitc af panton, WRIGnr
Ii.
OnANGr CO, Yeas -Burlcy, Blodgo,,.
Follows, Giim1n, lane-5.
Nnys-BRAproRp, FliNr. fhke-a.
CWrTs NDEN Co. lcns-Boyn'on, Cook.
Gleason, Martin, NIcHoLs, SlNtuu. SMiru
OF Jericho, SgiTn ofWilliston, Urighi-a.
WAsmydToN Co. Ncas-Gilmnn, How
ard, honp, Meilen, Robinson, Spalding.
SicWar-7.
Nays - RuRNnAM, Doming, FosrrR,
Holicn, Smith, TEuPLrroN, Halon-7.
CtLEDoNiA Co. Yc1s-Bill, Chase,
D'otc, Dm's, iy'o, Harvey, Huston,
Leach-S.
Niys-.idams, Bmcco1 Bradley, Coon
WIS, GoHDon, JynEvINE, MclnAN--7.
FRANkLIN Co. lcls--Cushman, DrH-
~ Pcrlcy, Shepherd, S%lclrns-5.
Nay3-HWioi, .MuSs, KtNsNAN, Soule
II.
L%AHoILLE Co, Yeas Benjamin, Her
rick, SilitIck, Stur,cvani, Wamer-5.
Nays-Bnghim, BoEBMAN, %liorrHaIss
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0RLrtNsCo. Yc1,-G 2fUaa, KenAan.
Mason, Paine, Smith, .%Sirs,tsr, Somcrs.
Noung-S.
Nays-Brnarl, Burhu4H, Goth. OWN
NELL, Hitchcock, Jones. circuit. RASp--.
EssFV Go. Ncas-Follnsby, llolbrook
Of Lexington, Lmi, RoscJroof OF Guild
hall. School,.
N1ys-H irishorn, Hol5rolk of Bloom
field, Hoi5root OF Concord, Wcils-I.
GRANo lsLr Go. lcas-Hl-n Phsigs
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NNs-lIall, .HicomJer, S'ceri-3.
.bscHi-Mcssrs Bean Blanchard. y deH,
to'c, Carey, Hitchcock of Wc,tdeld. R9sc-
5rook Of Brighton, Smith Of Victory, Hidie
of Washington-lO.
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Mn. EpIroR;-Thc nearly new Saw aud
Gnst Mil belonging to Jonathan Wilson.
Esq~ wus entirely destroyed by fire on
wednesday night, the 7th inst. together
with about $1,000 feet Of lunber Of various
kinds. alsa most of the machinery which
was nearly ready for manufacturing
slabs into lath. M. Wilson's loss. over
aud above the insurance, must be about
$500. l. Is rumorci thu, there va. a
large cauldron kettle 10 The mill with o. few
coils m IL u Occasionally warm cold fin
gers, bu' that tha kettle was filled up with
SNOW .omo'ima before ihr w1rkuicu len.
therefore ia probability a. that iuconiilry-
Ism vas The cause. q. n.
NheFbumo, Dee. ~, l-I3.
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cAMnniDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Ih'iFft'h ~ ihe Boston balJ Adfrnif'fI
At market 1l73 Cattle, about 2l00
Reeves, and l73 Stores.
Market Beef-Exira per cwi..
$500, fnst quality $50; second do, 81
30 q ZOO third do, 5000; ordinary 500
1850. HIDE S625 n $50 per rwi. Tel,
low, sr.7j a 200. Peltz. ei.0O nIs37 -.
Calf skins, II @ l2c per ID. Veal Calyos.
50 7a9. Bluoiling Cattle, s. sos u
600.
Stores Working Oxon-s71, -, -. 81.
~, ~, l3G, a re.
Cow. ind Cilsa-. 81. ~, ~. ~. ~.
30 a O., leahiags. sl3, Has. Two
yelrs I'D. slr. ~. -, 80 a a.. Three
years Old, ssi, ~, ~, ~. ~. 81 lOO.
Sheep ond Lambs i-20 al market .
sales slow and hard ~ effect +; osira. si3t.
>, Ga ~ By lot sl.s-, 200, RS, 2IpI-a.
2.5O, 3o0u 80.
Sn1ne-AH largo fat hags. Suil a.
43i, corn fti : l-ic pff No..
49,.
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TERRtRLr RIor AMoNa RAiEoAp La
BoRrRs.-A bloody no took place ycsior.
day at Lasallc, nmong the laborers on the
Illinois Central Railroad, owing TO a re.
ducilon Of wages. II began by an %olterca
ton between Albert Story. a contractor,
aud a party Of lri-hmcn during which one
of the latter was shot dead.
Shortly afterwards, Story's office was
attacked, and piIlaged, and Story munselr.
who had ilcd 10 a barn, brutally murdered,
his body being shockiugly mutilatcd. Mrs
story was also fired upon, but escaped in
Jury. Il Is reported that Mr.. Dunn, Story'n
foreman, on the other side of the river. has
shot nine laborcrs.
The sheriff of Lasllle county was pros
cnt and succeeded in arrrsting thirty of
the rioters, after shooting one dead and
%wonnding two others. The ringlcadcr has
escaped.
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- BisHoF lloFKtNs' LrcrrEr befpr.
the lounv Mems Association IN this VII.
lage. on Wcdn slsy evening, was attend
cd By q larrc and attentive audience. As
previously announced. his subject WAS
"Thr Historical Evidences Of Christianity"
On such @ thema Dee could speak osa schol.
az aud a Christian, nnl such mcn alone
ought to doliyer popular lectures on such
subjects. lie dad NJ, speak as # standing
in . pulpit, cirbcd IN siccrlotal robes. nor
use language too s%eunonical. lie aimed
TO interest a misc ailaneous audience, in a
suhjcc, supposed to belong ts sundlys
mt sermons.
Tho Bishop gave an outline Of the his
tory and character Of Moses, and Of his
laws, and then supposed him to be on In
posiof. wins, imposior over undertook TO
perform sarh miracles, or to teach such
truths. lie performed the works Of a good
mnn,-hc gave laws inimical to all false
hood and lmposturc,-hc hocqmc at once
the leader, prophet, and protector Of moro
than two million Of men. IN his time were
miracles wrought. that infinitely surpassed
all the tricks aud ,chcmez OF all impos;ors.
10 deny his claim to an the Bible repre-
sonis him 10 be, would compel men to be
levc a thousand absurditics at war with
human experience, and Intelligence.
Christ and the Apostles taught none Of
the dogmns Of impostors, sought none OF
their rewards. They did exist, or else
pro'uno history ia chcai,-ihn present cx-
istencc of Church proves tia, they onc
existed. Christ uttered his solf-dcnyinp
doctrines, aud predicted his W and his
disciples death. lie .orstoll as well the
apparent future as thc success ofhis mis-
sion. HIS teaching had reformed every
department Of human science. uri. and
government. Il had done for "woman
the strongest bond mud brightest orns-
nfH' ui 'ocloty, what 10 other religion
had done. Plato said manJ wise and true
things. but "uho is Plato but Moses talk
ing Greek Z" he then gave a fine dcs-
crp,on ofthc Greek aud Roman Mytholo-
~. lie claimed that the Bible was read
and believed IN boy all the dominant nations
now on the earth. There was no c~iyiliza-
ton nor enlightenment but wha, had
sPrung from Christianity. lie answered
the objections against the justice Of the
destruction Of the Canaanitos, and agains,
Christ miracles. lie said that after many
years Of observation aud reflection, 1t was
a conviction Of hi that modern inidelity
was mostly the resul, Of wilful ignorance.
The lecture wns worthy Of the learned
Bishop, and Of die important subject treat
ed upon, although our mcagre outline of it
may giyr no evidence Of IT..
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