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Gentlemens colored Cashmere Pantaloons Of va
rf0us patterns and qualities; blue pilot cloth and
Beaver cloth pants; Forest and Petersham plants;
heavy French cottonade pants; black and color
ed satnet pants Blue pilo. cloth monkey Jackets;
Petersham monkey and Harvey Jackets:
-Euston and cloth barney jackets;
YOUTHS AND BoYs' CLOTHING.
Youths and Boys Black and col, Cloth Frock Coats
do do Black and colored Paletots and
.,. .- Sacs, and new style coats;
do do Black and cold. Cashmere and
Tweeds Paletots and Sacs, and
new style coats;
do do Gray satinet paietots and sacs;
do do Blanket Coats, of various colors !;
Boys black and colored cloth Harvey Jackets;
do do cloth Hnssar Jackets;
Ycnths' and boys Tartan Harvey Jackets
do do Petersham and Forest cloth monkey
jackets; . -e
do do Colored Cashmere pants, assorted
styles;
do do Black cashmere and dOeskin pants;
do do Tabinet and Tweed pants;
do do Petersham and Forest cloth pants;
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
Chidren's Black and cold cloth paletots and sacs
do do Colored Tweeds and Cashmere pale.
tots and sacs;
do do Colorel cloth, Tweed and CASHMERE
Harney and Polka Jackets;
do do COlored cashmere Eantaloons;
do do Colored Satinet.
NEGRO TRADERS CLorH1NG.
Blue satinct Harvey jacket and pantaloons; Casei-
mere Vests, white cotton shirts, Hats, Socks,
Drawers, Undershirts and blankets.
URNIsHING GOODS.
White Cotton Shirts, with Linen Collars and Be-
SONS, Of every quality, for mems youths and
boys; white, all linen, shirts, for men colored
calico shirts, for men, youths and boys merino
undershrts and drawers: white and brown cot
ton undershirts and drawers; Silk understands
and drawers; Gloves: Cravats Pocket Handker-
chiefs, SUBSCRIBERS, Stocks.
"A lsO-
Trunks. Carpet Bags. India Rubber Goods, and
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Country merchants and others will find II to their
advantage to give me call, AS am determined
to sell my goods at very low prices.
nov 15-3m-d n C. FOLGFR,
1919 Old Levee, cor. Customhouse st. n. 0.
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REGULAR COAST PACKET-FO
Fort Adams, Red River Landin;
SEsys Williamsport, Morga MA, Pt. Coz

-. :gsss u wiIliamsport, Morgansa, Pt coS-.
pee, Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port
Hudson. Baton Rouge, Plaquemine; Donaldsonve,
and intermediate landings. The fast.running pas
.enger steamer NATCHEz Nc. 2, Capt. JAS. CLARK,
having been locked and thoroughly repaired, has
taken her place in the above trade; leaving New
Orleans every Wednesday, 1T S P. H., and Fort
Adams every Friday at 10 4. n.
tS The NATcHEz No. 2, will touch at Baton Rouge,
every Thursday morning going MP, and returning
on her way down, will be at our landing every
Saturday evening. pov26-ly.
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Western Produce.

Western Produce. "e
OK Barrels choice Potatoes; 10 barrels
~ Deans extra Whiskey; 20 bags fine
large Onions; 60 barrels best extra S. L.
Flour just received and for sale by
dec-20-tf. "a JOSHUA BEAL.
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A RTTSTS COLOURS AND RRUsH
n ES-R oberson's oil colours in tube
assorted, Sable hair. Camel hair and Bris
tie brushes. also gold Leaf and DR. awing
pencils. Just received and for sale by
nov. lnly GEO. u. HEROMAN.
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DUTTER AND SODA BISCUIT
ID Bitter and Soda Biscuit, fresh ahd
fine for sale in boxes, barrels, halt barrels
and at retail. Joshua BEAL.
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NEW ORLEANS { BAYOU SARA
Packet-LAUREL HILL, JoHs A.
COTToN, Master. This fine boat,

Du1IV CAVtcsSIy
leave New Orleans every SUNDAY morning at o.
clock, and every "WEDNESDAY evening at O'Clock,
and will leave Baton Rouge every MONDAY and
THURSDAY afternoon.
NJ .-The LAUREL Hill Is built in strict conp-
ance with the requirements Of the late law Of Con-
gress, and offers to passengers every guaranty Of
safety. nov16-tf.d
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..rs.g NEW ORLEANS AND vICKSDCRG
: 1919 Packet-H. NJ. WRIGHT, Capt. J.
w. D. CLARK, leaves New Orleans
- - every Monday at 5 P.M arrives at
Baton Rouge Tuesday morning at Z. Descending
viii leave Baton Rouge every Saturday at S
O'clock, A. H.
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"A SO
Trunks. Carpet Bags. India Rubber Goods, and
PLANTATION CLOTHING.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
Country merchants and others will find 10 to their
advantage to give me a CALL AS am determined
to sell my goods at very low prices.
nov. 15-3m-d. n C. FOLGFR
1919 Old Levee, cor. Custonhouse st. n. o.
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Blankets.

CTICK POMATUM-'The best form in
~ which Pomatrm can be put up Can
be conveniently CARED in the pocket, al
ways ready for immediate application
or sale by oct 26) H. 7. WADDILL.
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NEW LARD.-.In Barrels aud
~ Kegs. For sale be
dec 9th-y S. NJ. HAar &Co.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-07-21
Correspondent of the Daily Pittsburgh Gazette.
WAsuINGToY, July Z, 1854

The "ngger' papers Just now are shaking
their sides over mares nest which they
have discovered in the census returns of
population, religion and crime. And with
their natural procli4i.y 10 catch at any thing
which they imagine will cXalt the south and
dispOrage the free states, the servile press
at the north are Tc-echoing the story, as if it
were Il sweet morsel Of excellent SAVIOR. The
story j" that it appears from 'he census re-
turns, there are more churches at the South
than at the North, an! consequently great
cr attention to religion. TO sustain this
allegation, the following table is presented,
which is credited to the Richmond Enquirer,
the leading organ OF the class peculiarly en-
gagcd in the slave trade, which is declared a
c~ptal crime by the laws Of nearly all civiliz-
ed states but our own. 1t is natural that the
champion of such an interest should be anx-
ious to prove its own community the most
moral in the world. But TO the table:
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

As preparatory step towards bringing
about District Convention to put in nomi-
nation candidate for Congress, we would
s,,qrest that such Convention assemble at as
early duy as possible hereafter We will
suggest then that there be Mass Conven-
ton held in the town of GAINESVILLE,
on TUESDAY, August 18th, for the purpose
of nominating an Anti-Nebraska candidate
for Congress for the 18th Congressional Dis
trict, consisting of the counties of Guernsey
Noble, Monroe and Belmont All persons
who are opposed to the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise are invited to be present
0J-The Wheeling Argus says that the
channel of the river at that place IS "sii!l
moist. but fast drying up
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0[E"A gentleman in Wheeling sent Us, on
Saturday evening, the report of the Board Of
Health to show that the rumors OF the cho.-
era being so bad there were unEoundcI. We
notice the report for the 18th Of Jaiy is on C
dcaM. a lady, now in town, and who left
Wheeling on account Of the cholera, enum cr :
atcs four dcatlS IN her immediate nciyljorhood
Game street, East Whcelng) on that day
with u disease which the physicians pro noun,
Ccd cholera.
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GYM S. J. EVANS, formerly of the firm
of EVANS & BIO. of this place, but more
.recently of Wheeling, has located himself at
Barpesvile, in this county, where he intends
wing on the business Of Marble working
""nches. He possesses talent of
-, ,.-,.-...,, his art, and will not full
to give satisfaction to the p..o.p'e VI Da'"eS-
yile and vicinity. The numerous specimens
of his work in the various cemetries of our
place afford ample evidence of his skill in
that line, and Barnesvi!le will do well togive
him Il liberal support.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-07-21

DR.. Saml B Martin one of the most extensive
ana successful practitioners in Baltimore after care
fully examining the component parts of StubIer',
AnOdyne Cherry Expectorant and Slablcr's DIar.
rhGl Cordial, and alter having used them in his
prqcnce, gives his opinion thus "1hey arc both
VaIuahle compounds, and do not hesitate to recon-.
mend them" Many other ply sicians OF eminence
have also written highly recommending these
Good Medicines as more reliable than any ether
Tor thetcqre OF the d!tesses for which they are re-
commented. Don't neglect Cough it may end in
Consumpiion or u Diarrh1a, Il may become
Dysentery or Cholera--cute these at the onest and
be!"rc they get 100 deeply ssated See advertise.
mcnt IN another column. and descriptive pamphlets,
10 ce hni gratis OF the agents Price u each, only
o0 cents per bottle, or six bottles for s., 80.
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LNOR SALE.-I'orty acres .ot

0FWe have received long communica-
tion from Mr.. S. L. FRANCIS, announcing
himself an Independent candidate for Sheriff
Of Belmont County. 1t is unavoidubly crowd
ed out this week, but we shall endeavrr to
make room for it in our next. We are at
loss TO find out how he will read the COM
munication when it is printed, as he neither
takes our paper, nor did he send Us any "ma :
terial aid" that he may receive it in future.
This is the way Of the world, however, the
editor is political packhorse, to be ridden
at will.
Since writing tAc above We have received
communication from ROBr. HEAHY, Sr., OF
kirkwood township. announcing himself as
and Independent candidate for the office OF
Probate Judge. H. is not u subscriber !o
our paper, nor did ne send It's any "ma'erial
uij'--wc therefore nprly the rcmlrks as
above, to him, hoping he VIII moi, ty them
and take the paper.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Stocks active and improved. Money bet
tcr-Cottou firm and active the past week;
more quiet to-day; closing firm. Coffee firm
transactions limited; Rio 10 to IL. Sugar
firm; Orleans 4l@5; Muscovado 4aCO6-l-s.
Molasses ged.-Business very dull
Flour advanced 10 to 25 cts. Wheat advan.
ced to 10 cenis; good new southern red a
100; white 50. Oats lower; western 40 tc
SO. Corn advanced; western mixed to &c
Southern white S2@s3; Yellow 75@76
Pork unchanged, with limited business doing
at previous rates. Beef unchanged. Butte
Ohio l2 to l6.
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MICHIGAN CONVENTION.

The following are the nominees ofthc Anti
Nebraskans of Michigan:
For GOvernor--Kinsloy S. Bingham.
Lieut.. Governor George A. Coe.
Secretary of Sta,e--John Mckinney.
State Treasurer-Silas NJ. Holmes.
Attorney-G General--Jacub NJ. Howard.
Auditor-G eneru--Whitney Jones.
Com. Land Ofice-Seymour b. Treadwell
Sup. of Public Instruction--Ira Mahew.
Board of Education--John R. Kellogg.
To fill Nacancies--IIram l.. Miller.
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0J-That was good suggestion Of Mrs.
Dusenberry's in relation to shecp-rai5ing
and would prove Of great benefit to the wool.
grower il followed out--that n species Of
sheep can be raised which will take to the
water like n New Foundnnd dog, by merely
allowing hydraulic ram to have the run Of
the sheep.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-07-21

CEs7~The second Session Of the Barnesville
Classical Institute will commence on the
2lst of August next We are pleased to
hear that the first session of the Institute
was prosperous, and cheering to the residents
of Barnesvile. But we felt confident, that
with the learning and talent in its proprietors
there could be no such thing as fail in the
project.
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S,329,459 l4,6S5

O,0ZJ,40J I4OO0
Now it is said figures cannot lie, yet they
are very often extensively used by the most
finished and daring liars in the world This
table is literally and dramatically true, yet
absolutely and substantially false. This
table is presented as a complete statistical
view of religion in the free and slave States,
whereas the ten slave States are selected
which contain more than eight-ninths of the
entire population of the South, and the six
free States are omitted which contain six
millions of inhabitants, or two li(ths of the
whole. The following statements from the
census of 1850 reveals not only a part of the
truth, but the whole truth:
Comparative number of Churches in tie Free
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For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases,Iiacking Cough
and the effects of imprudent usexof Merc1ry. No
medicine has ever been discovered which has effect.
ed such cures as Carers Spanish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease
Neuralgia and rheumatism, have all been relieved
and cured in wonderful manner, by the great
purifier OF the blood, Caters Spanish Mixture
The case OF MIR. 4. II. Ramsey ulone shonlL
satisfy any who doubt Call on the agent and pro.
cure u phomphlet containing cures, which will
astound you.
see advertisement
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0,T~It affords us great pleasure to call the
attention of our readers in tie vicinity of
Wrightstown,to the advertisement of Messrs,
FAwcErr & BRo, They are enterprislng
gcnteineh, and are determined to do busi-
hoos With their energy, liberaity and
prudence, we feel sure that the store Of
FAwcErr & Bro in the town of Belmont
will always be reliable place to deal.
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.TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-

STATE OF ONO, BELMONT CoUN-
~ ty, 81. Court OF COminon Pleas. CARLO Z. CAR.
REL II WILSON SHANNON. plaintiffs. VS.: Isaiah g..
lARMrR. defendant. civil action. Summons and or.
der uI attachment.
Tie said defendant nonresident d the State o
Ohio, hut who resides. II is believed, in the State
California is hereby notified that petition filed
against him by the said plaintiff, in said tie
.6 st the ocCt of which Is TO of the said de
icndan the sum of one thousand dollars with interest
thereon from the 18th day of August, 1852 for work aud
labor ard professional services and asks for Judgment
for that of money with interest as aforesaid; that
saidde.enlan is required 10 said petition he
iOree 2d day of Gpemher, j+ That The Protection
suranCe Company of Hartford, Connecticut. gar.
nislecd order of attachment issued in the above
{. L. CARROLL.
ATTY. iOr PlIts.
July :, lcJI.-Cw.
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LARGE FIELD OF CoRN.-On the west
side of the Sciota, just below Columbus, there
is a field of six hundred acres cf bottom land
planted in corn. Fifteen shovel plows and
three cultivators, worked ty eli ghteen MEN
and twenty-five horses, arc Eept in constant
requisition; and TIE result is lat scarcely a
weed cen be ceen in the well plowed furrows.
Twenty-Five German cir Is follow the plows
and DO the hoeing, for which they receive
62t per cents per day. The men receive $40
a month. The Journal says this corn is the
tallest in the neghborhood.
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0TA friend who is in the habit of using
striking figures, says that "the souls of twen-
ty thousand such men as Stephen Arnold
Douglass might swim in drop of water, and
each one have as much sea-room as tadpole
in Lake Superior" That's piling it ton rath-
er strong.
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0[y~nir. BARscN hut resigned hi5 situa-
tion as President of the Crystal Palace AS.
socntion on account of i'll health JouN H.
Wnrr, Esq, has been elected to I'LL his
place.
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0(rLincs "to poeticol physician are
rich, and we should be pleased to publish
them, but we shall not unless we are entrust-
cd with the real name of the writer.
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CLAssIcAL INsTTrirE. For Yepna

CLASSICAL INSTfTtfrE For Young
~ Ladies and Gentemen. BarttsxIiies Bemont Co.,
Ono, II r.
The second session ofSthe abdye named institution
will commence on the 2lstday urust next and
tinue IA weeks. The dcpartment'ff Englis.a Cias'
scaI Literature wI be under theirectiqn Of SAMUEL
DAvENroRT A. M; and that of Mathematics and Natu.
raj Science, of Mr.. john ]. TuoAPsoN an experienced
Mathematician
Tuition fees will he moderate aud every will be
taken "a afford 10 young ladies andgcne en- the means
Of acquiring thorough Classical gld Mathematics cd
uCatiOn,
Young Gentlemen, wishing to ,udy Surveying and
Civil Engineering, will have a faSorabie Opportunity,
the prOpretors have procured oil the Mathematical
Instruments necessary for field tactce special al
tcntun will he given to those wishing TO qualify them
selves as Teachers. July 81, 1854.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
0Z2

NJ. T.. CuuRcH-Pastor, john N, Rankin. Pub;
lie Worship ut IL O'Clock, 4. NJ. Sabbath School
at ?! O'Clock L. NJ, David Thobrrn, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CuURcu,--Pastor John .Hetat.-,-
Public Worship at IL O'Clock, A. Nj. Sabbath
School at O'Clock p. M. George anderson, Super
intendant.
associate REFORMED CHURcH.-Pasior, AleTdR-
der YoWng. Public Worship at Il o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A, NJ
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The Chinese have proberb which ap-
tpliea to the outside barbarians as well as to
eee Celes;ials, viz: He who leaves II party
arly gets TIE best hat and umbrella.
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NEW York. Inly Il,

New York, July II.
w. B. Blunt, District Attorney, died yes
tcrdyy at Lebanon Springs.
Augusta Mason, late Wheatly.l died at
Oyste Bay, Yesterday.
Ex-Judge Merritt, Of this city died yester-
day Of Cholera.
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Boron, July IT, Edward Crane President
of the Vermont Central Railroad, resigned
to day. Previous to his resignation he dis
covered that he had overssued eight thou
sand shares Sof Vermont Central Railroad
stock, which caused considerable excitement
with money market as it is the second like
offence by him within about one month. In
the first case, scompIaint was made, to the
Grand Jury, but it took no action in the mat
ter. Crane used the over issue to raise mon
ey upon pledging them as collateral to =.
Latimer, who supposing them bona fde, sold
them.
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ut y..--..5EG CURE.

F:';srsca. y. z, "tt Z. 1851.
Mr=~f.. j q. ~ y ..Nr-. Geutlemr4-Ilayiup, Wit
nCssed the most h"u-fu.g effects rom the USE o. YOUR
Scr-1nlra. IL gives easgrc 80 send Won the fol-
!r'sH? sla,ce. iB reClrd 10 10y son. In the spring
oi -i- hc to'E srvtTr coll AMI after eight weeks OF
severe suffering the disease sl.sG in his le leg and
'rnt which coon swell He'd lOtbe utmost. The swelling
was snCci Dr. biz rySr an. end discharged most pro.
-tiy; aiter that no less than eleven ulcers formed on
-" ta tnG TO. ~ one lnr. V lad diiTerent Phv
siclcns ~: roucrrevtj iu much and the last w inter-
"nnh m ~ enar a'Cd end low irgl he was unable 10
leave MS r'. suffer stHr most During
THIS time til" hone had hrCIMc much affected that
than twenty FIVE preserved in lo.f yarviup fror on
hall 1" one and bait inches in lrrLth. We had given
hr all hGncS o." Dbl. recovery. In! at th!s time we were
niurcd tnrF yp1r ~arsa'arila and with its use his
Er2iI and d"Ha'r h".au Immediately TO imnroyn rsnd
snrapId was the change that css Than dozen bottle.
Effected perfect cure.
WIth gratitude. Tremaiu truly yours.
DARIUS BALLARD
Nethe nndersi ~ ID rrigh ors Nj Ballard cheer
iuEy subscribe to the facts o! the above statement
u. :. HAIr, y NJ. TRowBRIDog,
GEn. I. pEAN, c. EAsrwGoD
Prepared aud sold. wholesale aud retail. bv A. B..
D. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton. st cor
ner Of william. New Work. Eo'dalso byrDruggistsgen
craythrou.hout the United States andCanadas Price
$ rer hottie, sly ottlcs for 81. For sale by
II. ALEXANDER. st. CIalrsvic.
Jas. Baker, WhtCiug.
AVID lv Druggists aud Dealers in Ms-i a,nrvto-
. Dec. 30. l>Jj.-ly.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.--ASpREw Brow:

SHERIFF'S SALE.--ANuREw BRoWy
~ VS.: ELIJAH bROwS. ct al.
BY virtue d order of sale 10 me directed from the
court of common pleas Of Belmont county Ohio Will
Oder for sale At public auction oil
SATURDAY, the 18th day of August, 1854,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clo X r. NJ
Of said day al the front door of the house IN ST.
ClairsvJe, Belmont county. Ohio. the following lands
and tenements, TO wit: situate lying and being IN the
county of Belmont aud State Of Ohio and louuded and
described as follows, all that tract Of land III
Putneyt township il said county, aud the heing
rari o: e west half Of the southeast quarter OF section
No j. in township No of range No 3, 'ulrr 81
acres Commencing al ihc northwest corner OF said
section with Nes aud FraZier's line and thence
with Nell s line south llu poles corner post 10 An.
drew Browns. thence with his line east ~ poles "a
post ia line with Ieeries. thence With this line
100 poles pest in Frazicrs line thence with As
line west Gu pOes 10 the place Of Ac,iunug.
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Sheriff : Office July H. lsj4.-s3.
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CINCINNATI. July !.

CINCINNATI, July 3.
An Irishman attacked an American wearing
Know Nothing hat. The American killed
him with pistol and bowie knife.
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and one District.
But this table tells but part of the story.
A negro cabin does not hold as many persons
as the Monongahela House, the Burnet House,
or the Metropolitan. Nor does little
Methodist or Baptist Chapel in Virginia or
Georgia afford accommodation for quite as
many worshippers as the Trinity Church or
the Tabernacle, New York, or the Romish
CathedralS in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. The
5luntest perception can understand therefore
that mere statement Of the number Of
churches affords no proof whatever of the