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REPORTED BY T. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
FRIDAY, JAN 26.-4 Pm
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TINE Superintendent of the Public Schools will be at the
High School Building daily during his ,cek between
the hours OF and IL Tor the purpose of examining and
classifying BOYS, preparatory to the admission the
Schools aud al the time and place during week to
classify the GIRLS. 1t is earnestly desired that Parents
aud Guardians should present their children above no
fed that there may be confusion the opening of the
schools on the first Monday in February n5xt
Per order of the Board of Examination. ian3-tf
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G2Ss6 Prizes amounting 10 81 .217 ZIG.
T5 Numbers-lS Drawn Ballots.
81 So
Risk on Packages.
Whole Tickets $500 90 Half Tickets $3.50 90
Siarter do IS 90 EIghths 81 50
The small Lotteries drawn daily Capitals fIom
$1,000 10 10000 Price Of Tickets from 81 10 $40 an or
ders for Tickets Packages Shares will be PROMPTLY an
swered by return mails. The Managers Official Scheme
and printed Drawing will be sent all who order Tickets
Notes on all solvent Banks received par All letters and
communications strictly confidential Address
K. FRANCE & co,
janl5-wtw&dlawly Cincinnati Ohio
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TEAS FRESH.

WATCEIESs
NIFTY gross Matches, iu round short boxes. Just II
i ceived and for sale by
janI6 Els. CHEATHAM 4 CO.
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PAcFIC RAILRoAD.-The Pacific railroad bill
which has passed the Q. S. House Of Representa-
tives, provides for one grand trunk central railroad
and telegraph line, from some point on the western
boundary of Missouri or Iowa. between the thirty
sixth and fortythird degrees Of north latitude on
the nearest and most eligible route TO San Francis
co, and two branch railroads and telegraph lines,
one diverging from said central road at some eig-
bic point east Of the Rocky Mountains, between
the one hundred and third and fifth parallels, west
longitude and running through the territories of
the United States in the direction Of Memphis,
Tenn; and one diveTging from the central road at
the point last aforesaid, and running through the
territories 0. the United States to the most elgi-
bic point on the western shore Of Lake Superior
For this purpose the oil appropIates public lands
equal to the alternate sections for the space of
twelve miles on each side of the road, from the
eastern TO the western termini. 1t IS also made
the duty of the Secretary OF War, the Secretary Of
the Navy, and the p. ". General to cause adver-
tisements to be polished in two of the newspapers
Of each State, and in the District Of Columbia, IT,
viting sealed proposals for the construction of the
road and telegraph on the terms stated.-Loa. jour.
GALrEA, Jan. l9.-John J. Taylor was executed
this afternoon for the murder of his mother About
10000 persons were present He spoke for nearly
an hour and protested his innocence.
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TsnAcoo-sales Of hhds at A Hamiltous at so, 30
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no THE WHOLESALE MERCHANTS Of NASHVILLE

THE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture of
Il Tobacco in this city, and will commence manuacur
ing at st Louis, where only in the West Fine Leaf
be obtained suitable for his celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and lAL TObaccOs All oruers sent TO me at ST.
LOUIS, after April ls left with Morrison Co, who
Will be my agents IN this city, and will keep stock
hand,l Will be promptly attended to. Any Tobacco sold
by me- and not proving represented will be corrected
by A, morrison * 20. A. J. MUSSELMAN.
ian1 n--2m
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COMMERCIAL.

CorroS.-The Pacifc's had favorable effect on
the Cotton market yesterday and prices had nearyre
covered from the depressn experienced by the I'M
favorable advces from New Orleons Sales yesterday OF
l22 bales at the following figures 40 at 5 IS at Il
at L; at so; at G55; at 5; Is at 40; o. at
%
TsBACco-Sa!es OF hhos at Hamilton's at 80, 90
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. %, 1854
EDS. UNIoS:-We annex below our market quotations
this day for articles in which you may be interested and
you may rely upon them being strictly correct:
BACoN-IIams L jSal4j Sides 9 Shoulders s15; Hog
Round 81 {a9 Good demand.
LARD lOal21{.
CORN 81 l2al2o; constant demand, with limited re-
ceipts.
OATS SCci constant demand with limited receipts.
FEATHERS 375Ea4o
BUTTER I2lya2O
COTTON clla7}5 for Ordinary to Good Mid. qualities.
RICE 8l4a4.
SALT, in sacks, 81 pal o.
BEEF and PORK-Mess-Not Of ready sale
FLOUR, in sacks 81 75a5 Coz in barrels 10 Seal 90.
Constant demand.
FRElGITS.-Cotton TO Savannah &c per 100 pounds;
Flour, in loads, so per barrel Dry Goods 90 per
100 pounds. GRENYILLE co.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By C-t-f
TELEGRAPH AND THE MALLS
THE HoUR OF PUBLICATION.
FURTHER NEWS PER PACIFIC.


New York. Jan. 25-Night-The garrison at
Sebasopol are constructing bridges of boats TO
connect the city with the forts.
The report in Paris on the 18th, that Sebastopol
had fallen. did not gain general belief
Omar Pasha embarked for Balaklavs, and has
taken means to bring force of fifty thousand men
and sixty guns into Crimea. 10000 Turks have
already landed at Eupatoria.
Menchikof, it is reported, has called in all the
detached corps.
The 9TH and 9th of January is looked upon as the
days when the assault on Sebastopol viii be made:
Odessa, letters Of the oath, mentions dearth OF
supplies at Sevastopol for several days.
Another severe storm occurred on the Black Sea,
doing great damage.
Various rumors are afoat in regard to the
change in the British Cabinet which are discred-
tied
The Liverpool American Chamber of Commerce
presented Elgin an address for the part which he
had taken in the reciprocity treaty.
The mediation Of the U. S. excited less attention
than was expected. The Times treats the question
with candor, and submits the offer of mediation,
which, if declined, will imply no.dsrespect
The news from France is devoid ofinterest. 1t
is rumored that the Gar has sent Napoleon an au-
tograph letter with proposals of peace.
A courier arrived at Paris on Saturday, which
confirms the report that the Russians had recross-
were marching forward The Austrians offer no
resistance. The report caused CONSERVATION.
A Paris letter of the 10th, says, Mason's health
is improved.
New YoRK. Jan 25.-Night -Cotton advanced
/ to /. Sales Of 500 bales on the spot, and 1000
in trapsitu. Orleans fair 9; Upland middling, Sc.
Ohio flour, So 50a SO 90. Mess pork, So 80;
New Sl4 25. Bill lard l0c
FoREIGN.-A despatch from Menchikofl, on the
second of January, says he continues to annoy the
enemy by sorties at night. The weather continues
variable The fire of the Allies is very feeble, and
causes but little damage Sickness is on the in
crease in the garrison.
The George Law has arrived with California
mails of the first and 81 600 treasure. Her
news is unimportant
PrTrsBURc, Jan. 5-Night-River unchanged
Slight snow which is now turning to sleet
LOUISVILLE, Jan. Night.-The weather has
turned suddenly cold and freezing
CrScryxArI JAN 25.-Night The foreign news
is regarded uniavorable Provisions dull l0O,-
900 pounds bulk sides sold at GB loose-G00000
pounds prime lard at SIC
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~ WESTERN AGENCY FOR THE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES
Magnificent Schemes for January. Is55.

H. TAa-iAfCE q IT, AhhdNEHC.
TOR the convenience Of Western and Southern Orders
u the Managers hare established a Western AgeucT
where all orders by mail FOR tickets in aBJ Of the Maryland
oiate Lotteries will meet with prompt attention. The
scnss Tor the month Of January be most attractive
ever ohered Goth in the brilliant array of Prizes aud the
nan n per OK Dr9Sn Ballots. The Maryani Lotteries
m = ~ baltimore. under the personal superintend-
tnce OF the State Lottery Commissioner Bends to args
Prizes 0 No P1yu-eAs "a
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ZINC PAINT.

THE undersigned Agents for the saleO WHITE OXIDE
OF ZINC, manufactured BY the Pennsylvania and Le-
high Zinc Co.. prepared to receive orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention of the Trade 10
its evident superiority others of American Manuc-
Foreign.
Dealers with confidence depend upon always obtain
ing any desired supply of this Paint which will be found
tarecemmend itself for Purity, Great Body and Uniform
Whiteness.
Prices and terms arranged the most liberal footing.
JAMES I. LEWIS Il Co,
dec3-6m So Water Street, New lork.
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NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

r HAVE number Of Handsome Building Lots in the
4 18th Ward. Nashville, University Place which 1
viii sell to persons who viii build them fair terms
oneha Of the purchase money be paid at the end owo
years. fourth the end Of three years. and Oneourh
ut the end of four years. and without interest
The lots situated Maple street, lSS feet deep
besides the alley and of good soil Some eight or
~ neat houses being erected in their immediate
vicinity.
Call soon, you will miss an opportunity for good
home. OctS Az. 5. LlNDSLEY.
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NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned, having purchased OF Mr.. D.
w NIXON, Jr his eutre stock OF ConfeetiOneres,
&C. intend carrying the Confectionery Business in all
its branches at No. AZ Union Street. and respectfully
ct continuance Of the business extended TO their prede
cessors VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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RA1IR0an Ann sTEAnBOAT PASSENGERS.

RAILROAD AND SIEAMBUAI FA6SEhGERS,
THE Hackme1 of Naahville woud announce 10 the pub
lie that they all continue to convey passengers to and
from the Depot and Steamboats, al the old prices 25 cent
reports to the contrary notwithstanding There al
ways enough backs at the depot ryer upon the arrival
of the cars and boats day night to convey all the pas
sengers to the hotels residences at the old prices Bag
gage cars are also always on hand
The public warned against reports to the effect that
the Hacks charge over q cents.
We are responsible for baggage placed in our care.
Call for Hack and Will 90 directly 10 your place OF
destination without being driven AL over the city, and
;anTTVIme HACKMEN OF NASHVILLE.
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EXCHANGE.
ASSOCIATION STOCK.
REGULAR BURKsvILLE PACKET
REMOVAL.

The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HAYE removed their Depot 10 FOGGS NV BUILD
III INGS, No IS COLLEGE STREET, South of Spring,
where they will be pleased To attend TO the calls of their
customers They keep constantly on hand every varieyof
FURNIT UREl
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit continuance Of the and hope give
general satisfaction. i. III. GROOMES
W. l.. Nance, Secy. President
Nashville. jan. ID lS55-n
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FOR RENT.

$50 REWARD.
T WILL pay $50 for yellow named John, whom
Il purchased Of John Shoot living near the Hermitage,
about three months ago lodged in jail so that
get him again John about tentyhree years Of age
feet or inches high weighs about 80 pounds, speaks
slow ba. sensibly and is Of brown yellow complexion
He is probably NashviIe about the neghbohoad Of
Mr.. Shoots Mr. Gleayes above there, where he has
of to Free State. lwSm.l THOSE O. JAMES
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CUR your I.AEg.


0u Front. near Broad ri.
THE Subscriber respectfully reur-s his -
thanks 10 t1r run .e for past iavoIs and So "a
E-sA !'c'rF continuance o. patronage in the "a
&eaSsA lnoyr ,ue, a.sn &sSsssa
COPPER AND SIlEr IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description Of Metal TurungS Me
ta,ic Pack rg,. Ballot Nere and Castings
soda f,uUJs Geuer4'ars Ae Pumps, and Pumps Cf
every Description manufactured 10 ORDER repaired
SlOT notice
Cash VII be paid at AL ;imes FOR old Copper and Brass.
sg21 It b. COLE.
DLACkSMTCH ron HtRE.-A good Striker
ID II Blacksmith shop 10 hire. Apply to
JanZ5u p!! J. W. GRAY, No Cherry st.
JHOR RENT huveu house Gu the corner of Lin
L and McLemole streets for rent for the next year. Ap-
ply TO r. A.BALLOWE,
dec3I-f Gen. Ag't, No Il, Deaderick st.
REMOVAL
MORGAN & co. have removed from their former
vi place of bus mess TO their New Building No. 40 Pub.
lie square ja0le-lIn
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7 TAKE pleasure in recommending Messrs. Vessel
L Thompson to my former patrons and the public gener'
ally. lan7-tf JOHN NlNON, Jr
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HENDERSON BROS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS.

% Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
FINHEY are prepared to fit up Hotels and Private a
i Dwelling Houses both in town and country, IA
with the necessary arrangements-such Hot, ~
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Water Closets Wash Ba
sins Wash Tubs, Pumps, &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe and Hydrants put
up cheap; also Old Hydrants repaired.
~ Call and see Force and Iift Pump which
is very useful in Of fire. jan26-3m
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OF THE SUPREME col
DECEMBER TERM, 1888.
Siyru CIRCTlT- STATE.


james Stanley vs. State. Opinion by Judge Toten AZ
rmng Judgment and sending prisoner three years to the
Vsnitontia-v..
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EQUITY
ErErH CIRCEIT-LAM.

VIM Il Johnson trustee, &c, vs. W Napier and others
Opinion By Judge Caruthers Affirming decree Of Chan
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DANCROFT'S VI. VOLUME.-For sale by
Ii ian1q JOHN YORK & co.
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE,

ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE,
To All who shall see these Presents Greeting:
TO the Sherits Of the Counties Of E @
1 Dekalb, Fentress, Jackson, Ma fsS-Ss5ss5ssSySA
con Overton, Putnam Smith, and bS4sSsess2z--e
White in SAID state composing the 4th Socitoral Dis
trict-Hrceting:
Where's The election opened and held 90 the 23d day
&C Nav1 S4 In the 9Th SOhC0riu District for the election
II an Attorney General in sa'd strict has been contested
Before and declred null and void BY the proper authOr
y for hearing and determining such contested elections
ud the same being certified to in due form of law
Now therefore !, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid bv virtue Of the power and Authority ne
vested bv law. do hereby command yOu after giving
least one months notice. at all the places Of holding cleo
tons in respective counties 10 open and hold
election on Thursday, the 9TH at February lo65 for
Attorney General IN said Ah Solcioria District ill
The vacancy CCcasunad by the election being declared
void and tha You due returns make required by law
made and provided 10 such cases.
- In Testimony Whereof have heTeuu'O
ssz5ysfse sci my hand aud caused the Great Seal Of
r. E%4~SA said State 10 be affixed AZ Nashville the All
Gk1lS~-5l day OF january, 1888.
SS&2&N1 Bv the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
w B. a. RAMSEY, SrrrTUy az Niats l7ldtw6w)
~ Sparta Times copy four weeks
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DECEMBER RULES, 1874,
Milton y. BrOcket


Jas NJ Cornwell and Ann Eliza Cornwe and others.
ON motion, and it appearing to the Clerk and Master
I that James NJ Cornwel and Ann Eliza COrnwell are
non-residens Of this State thereupOn ordered that
publication be made for thirty DAYS the Union and
Arericqn published in Nashville requiring the said Jas
NJ and Ann Eliza Cornwe to appear at the court house IN
the town of Carthage, the I'd Monday in February
next then and there plead answer denur TO COM
plainants bill and in default thereof Sid bill will be to-
ken confessed and for hearing drte TO them
ianT-lm A. MOORE. Clerk and Master.
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ADMINTsTRAY0R'S NOTICE

NODEY'S MAGAZINE FOR Is55.-sn5
VI scriptons received, and single copies sold bv
JAMES f. HAGAT A.,
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A CARD.

DR JOHN NJ. WATSON most respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter, admit of his taking charge of
of sickness such usually require prompt
tention He will however treat chronic or lingering dis
cases. and attend calls for consultation with regular prac
TONERS both in the city aud country.
He embraces, with much pleasure the present OppOru
ntv of returning his sincere thanks to his friends for their
kind furbedrance many instances regard his r
regular medical attendance consequent heretofore dis
charge of his clerical functions.
~ The MurtresborOugh Nsics will please copy four
1an0E-
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NASHVILLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 80 College Street.

ID ECEIvES DEPoSITES IN ANY SUN, PAYABLE
IL demand pays interest on depOsites CERTIFl-
GATES will be issued for money deposited for specified
period, and special rates Of interest allowed
iau23-lm CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer.
DICkLES.-iO barrels assorted Pickles, as follows
L Gherkins PicOlil English Walnuts, Onions, assert.
ell Capots French and Spanish Olives Pepper Sauce, &c
For ale BY tdec22) STEWART WEAKLEi.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

THE Committee Of Examiners of the Board of Educa-
tion will be in session at the High School Building on
WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY Oft present week for
the purpose of examining Teachers who applicants for
situations in the Public Schools TO be opened the first
MONDAY in February proE. Ladies will present them
selves each day at g. p NJ, and Gentlemen the same days
at I, P. N. Per Orderof the Board OF Education
Nashville Jan. 9, 1S55-tf
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Magnificent Scheme for January 9th.
100000, 10000, 5000.
TWO HUNDRED PRIZES OF 81 ooo,

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. CLASS ssD-y
To be Drawn in Baltimore. January 27th, 1855.
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yULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER BELlING and HOSE
WYE are the sole agents for the sale OF Vulcanzed India
w Rubber Betting, Steam Packing and Hose manutac'
rsd by the Boston Betting Company. large assortment
ALWAYS ON hand MACY & HAMILTON,
Ill q Il CnilcCa street.
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COUNTERFEIT DETFCT0R

NN " A-ANI Ell UEIEJIUK.
WTHITES COUNTERFEIT DETECToR FOE 1s5s
w a few copies just received By
jan2G H4csy
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE COpartnership Agreement heretofore existing be-
i tween Aaron Stretch and Henry B. Orr is dissolved
by mutual consent Aaron Stretch having purchased of
Henry b. Orr his entire interest in the Drug business in
Guiding notes. accounts &C. will continue the Drug Bust
ness at the old stand aud will give his individual attention
20 the busineSs AARON STRETCH
January Is lS55-ianl7t HENRY ORR
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AT COST.

II HAVE lot of fine eastern made OVER COATS, which
Il / will sell at cost for cash.
jsn2 JNO. BROWNE,
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Making three Trips Week.
A S soon the water will permit the 6sFe~ d
II light draught passenger and freight esS4rsas5s5'
steamer Hrz-1T2ls-ts<<trzEsp
WIN. PHILLIPS,
n HOPKINS, MASTER, will commence her regular trips,
leaving Nashville Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 10 o'clock p M-Carksvile Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock A N. Orders for freight and pas
sage received BY H. II HARRISON, Agent.
jana at 2. +. Hardcastles, Front street.
- GAINESVILLE Jeersonian please copy and send &C.
count as sboye.-6m.
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THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
i 5 halt chests EXTRA fine Black Teas;
5 do do Green do.
Just received and for sale by
janl6 Z. s. CHEATHAM 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

elected" the pending question being on the sub
stitnte offered therefnr by Mr.. Rust,pf Arkansas
as follows
Resoieed. That hereafter, until a Speaker is
elected, nfter meeting in this hall at l2 O'clock
NJ. no motion, resolution or debate shall be in
order until we have voted two hours for Speaker,
and after the debate upon any question shall
have been commenced there shnl be no more vo-
ting for Speaker during that day.
Mr.. Rust believed that the only Legitimate
business before the House the election of u
Speaker. He had submitted his resolution n
compromise. and hoped it would be SO considered.
He demanded the previous question.
Mr.. Houston moved that the resolution and
amendment be laid on the table. which motion
was agreed to Ayes 96, noes 81
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In 1856 pamphlet was published in London
entitled "A most Detachable Sweet Perfumed
Nosogay for Gods Saints to Smell at" About
the year l6i9 there was published work en-
titled Il" A Pair Of Bellows to blow oft the Dust
cast upon John Fry and another called "Thr
Shutters of Divine 1--we" Cromwrli's time was
particularly fam rs for till" pagrS The author
of work charity entities his hook Hooks
and Eyes for Believers Brecchcs.n Another,
who professed wish to eSalt poor human nature
calls his labors = High heeed Shoes far Dwarf
in Holiness" and another, "Crumbs at Comfort
Tor the Chickens of the Covenant A Quaker
whose outward man the powers that were thought
proper to imprl>on, published "A Sigh of Sor
row for the Sinners of Zion, hrcuthed out Of Il
| Hole in the Wall of AN Earthly Vessel known
among men by the name of Samuel Fish,
About the same time there also Published
1.-The Spiritual Mustard pot TO make ths Soul
SnePze with Devotion ''Salyation's Vantage
Ground ora Lonping Sand for. Heavy Believers"
Another, "A Shot aimed at the Devils Head
quarters through the Tube of the Cannon of the
| Covenants" This is an author who speaks plain
! language, which the most illiterate reprobate
cannot fail to understand. Another, "A reap
! ing hook we'll tempered for the Stubborn Ears of
the Coming Crop; Biscuits baked in the Oven
of Charity, carefully conserved for the Chickens
of the Church, the Sparrows of the Spirit, and
the Sweet Swallows of Salvation" To another
wa have the following copious description of its
contents: Seven SobS OF Il Sorrowfnl Soul for
Sin, or the Seven Penitentials Psalms Of the
plncely Prophet David; whereunto also ad
ded William Humiuss Handful of IIoneysuckles
and Divers Cody and lithy Dittes now newly
augmented"