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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23
GREAT RARGAINS

NWI55 F. R. BARKER issslng her spring goods at COZ
lVM wishes make derekt alrau ents In hs
business She is determined p sen the remainder Of b
spring goods at and beIw onssting OF Napo
tan and silk Bonnets Caps apd Head Dresses
cries which she invites the particular attention
ladi es Of Evansville and the surrounding country ie2
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23

=, Ohm j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr hav
~ assooiated themselves together partners praec
'flaw and win attend 70 ali business conhded to On
both always be found their
opposite he Sherwood House. give
FroEpt attention will be given to collections.
EYansYiLs. Nov. 8, l854-lY FL IL
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23

XN oop be bought the lowest Of any place In A city
Wv fronWm. Grsen's woodward. Egglesok'e Foun
dry Orders left D. Heinann On Main
m WIN GREEN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07
THE DEMOCRATIC POSITION ON THE
SLAVERY QUESTION

The abstract question of slavery has been
the subject OF earnest and elaborate discussion
in the different sections of the confcderacy for
many years, but we are unable to discover any
evidence Of an advance towards an agreement
bctwixt the disputants. Those who are oppo-
sed to slavery because they regard it as an i'm
moral institution have not been convinced by
the reasoning of those who maintain that it Vi
olates no moral obligation or Christian duty
On the other hand the advocates of slavery
as II legal and moral institution have found
nothing in the arguments Of its opponents to
weaken their original opinions. AS to wbeth-
er the institution is moral or immoral, or whcth-
er it is social or political blessing or evil, the
question is as far from settlement as it was
when the discussion commenced. Perhaps it
would be more strictly accurate to say that the
only effect of the discussion has been to strength
en- the original convictions of the contesting
parties. The northern man who was educated
to regard slavery as a great moral and social
wrong, adheres to the opinion with which he
has grown, and which is almost an instinct OF
his nature. The southern man who has been
familiar with the institution from his child
hood, and has been taught from his earliest
recollection to regard it as entirely consistent
with morality and the teachings of the Bible,
still cherishes the same sentiments. We think
it may be safely assumed that an agreement Of
opinion on the subject between northern and
southern men is an impossibllity; and in looking
at the dangers involved in the question, and in
seeking for the means Of avoiding those dangers
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07
TERMS.

Tns "FELICTANA DEMOCRAT will be pub
iished every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ut THREE
Dollars per annum, payable in advance Two cop
les will be furnished for FIVE DOLLARS
ADvERrIsExgNTs inserted at One Dollar per square
(TWELvE lines or less,) for the first insertion
and ffty cents for each subsequent one.
The Fee for announcing candidate for Office will
be TEN Dollars, payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07

THE Hon. JonN PERKINS, JR.--Ths gentleman ad-
dressed the citizens of Bayou Sara on Wednesday
last, in speech Of three hours
lie gave an account Of his stewardship whllo in
Congress, made mastcrly and eloquent defence Of
General Pierce and his administrative policy, and
closed with his views on the subject ofknow nothing
ism. While he refused to denounce those who had
in evil hour esponsed its pernicious doctrines, he
satisfied all who heard him, that he was heart and
soul opposed to any such organization, and was it's
unrclenting and incorporating opponcnt.---Adco-
eate.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07
FISK'S METALLIC, BURIAL GASES

FISK'S METALLIC, BURIAL CASES.
! have procured the special and exclusive
right of sale, for FIsK's PATENT METALLIC Cor.
FINS, for the Parish of East Feliciana. Any
infringement upon my right in the sale of these
cases will subject the voator to prosecution
Samuel Decker, is my authorized agent in
jackson, for the sale of the same.
Wooden Coffins made to order, and every
attention given on Funeral occasions. A fine
Hearsc always in readiness.
may Q. +. JARRETT.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07

gsn-The Know Nothing organs of New jersey are
out against the platform adopted by the majority of
the National Council at Philadelphia and it will bc
rejected by the natiysts of heSate, with contempt.
The organs of the know nothing party in Western
Pnnnsylvanis also spit upon the snu'l.rn plaforA,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07

MILLS, CLEVELAND, & Co.
Provision and Grocery Store,
= RESPECTFULLY inform their. friends and
Io the trading public, that they have on hand
a large and complete stock of
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
together with well selected assortment Of
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
and in fact every article in demand, for Family
or Plantation use.
They are prepared to make advances on
Cotton consigned to OAKEY e. HAWKINS
and to afford all the facilities usual in their
line of business nI4
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-07

w. W. CHAPMAN e. Co.
Importers and Dealers in Hardware,
CUTLERY. IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, Trunks, and Plantation
SU PIP LIES.
EAST SIDE PUBLIC SPUARE,-CIJNroN, LA.
UAVE full and complete assortment of
Ill every thing in their line. Their old custo-
mcrs and the public in general are requested
to call. apri Is
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
rAKTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
- TmE GREAT PURIFIER OF III GOD

Lur rHz Affiliated READ AND PoNDERl
81 l~nf-liiule Remedy for ScrOfula. Kings Evil Rhcu.
na..m, Obstinate CutIEeoas EFuptiuus, Pimplcs, n
rustules ON the face. BiotchCs. Bllls, AGue and Fe-
yer, ,hronic Sore Eyes. Ring Worm or letter. Sore
Head, Enlargement aud Pain Of the icGcs and Joints.
S-u born Ulcers, S~yphii'uc disorders LUmlacO.
Sp nal Comp ANTS, ant all diseases arising from IN
iuiuiic.cus use .. Mercury, iinprude sc ~ life, or
imfUriy Cf The bloc.
Il This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
Blood l. nov used by thousands Of Er Jeiul patients
from all parts Of the United States. who testify daily to
he remarkable cures performed iy the greatest o.
Ne Iiciucs. CARRIERS SPANISH NLNTUGg." Neural-ia,
Eheum tis-i. ScTofula, ETuutioEs uf tuc S.iu. Liver
Disease, Fsvyrs. Ulcers. Oh Sores. Affections Of the
KiIugys. Diseases Of the Throat. Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching u n" Bones and Joints are speed
.s put to Gight b using this great and i~nestiuaHle
For ali diseases of the blood. nothing has yet been
found t. compare with It. Il ciaarses he system Of
all impurities. acIs gently and clicivutly GA the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to
The Stomach. makes the sAiu clear an healthy. aad L.
stores the Constitution. enf,eiled s. disease Or s.oken
down 10y the excesses o fyouih. 70 its pristine vigoEaHd
strength.
For the Ladies' it is inccmparaaly better than all the
COS, eti.s ever used. 4 tcE doses 81 CRITTERS span
Isu MIXTURE will removeall sa!l'vUcss OF coupi~xion,
bring the roses malit ing TO the check. give elasticity
to the step. and improvethe general h-uth in rrnfrA-
a le degree, beyond all the medicine. ever heard OF.
The large number of certificates which ae have re
ccived from persons from all parts OF the United States
is the hest evIden e that there is No iua' u about IL.
The PRESS, hotel keepers, magistrates. physiciars and
:mblic men, veil known To lie community all al their
testimony to the wonderful Effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless sigLei EENSErr ( BEERS Pro
mietors. No. =, P-arl street. Richmond. Va to whom
all orders for SUPP lies and agencies Eust Dee addressed.
For sale ny Z. A. NTH & Co. Warren J. Camp
bell, Newton Fails; B Brown. ohltOn Geo. Hazlett,
Gustayus ;. ". Mears, Bloomfield, and by Dealers in
Medicines eueryWheie- NOV - ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
9rmt gnttuigtntf.
Purctuahty.

P~unctuality.
P~unctuality is the soul OF business
Without, the complicated machinery OF
commercial affairs becomes disordered
and the simple skein of ordinary, every
day life. becomes a tangled web. Ii or'gi-
mates from many causes. l~dieness'
earelessneSs, lack OF energy and bad ex
amnles. in some cases while there Is
another, which uihing as II seems, has
often caused serious disappointment, and
loss. This is placing dependence upon
and regulating ones business AFFAIRS by
an unreliable watch. Those who have
been troubled in thi> way, can remedy
the evil. by calling upon KING & BRorH
Err, and providing themselves with a chro-
nometer. which is always up 10 time, ex-
aetIy. Mr.. HENRY K. HiAPGoOD will be
found punctug,ty on hand at this estao
lishment, ready al any time, all times
and precisely al the right Time. to supply
any DEFICIENCIES in this line. Speaking
of king d BRorHER's establishment, It
NAV be well TO hint to thos" who are ur-
ed of pricking their mouths with iron
forks, and y hose dining apparatus are
behind the times, that they can find sill
yer and plated, three and four PrOnged
forks. silver knives. fruit dishes, tea urns
and all the paraphranalia of complete
dinner and tea sets at n t place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
NO. 10 MAIN STEEET.-NEW AR
N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a sTOEEi
Nichols & SSeIT,

H-.c last r.c-tsee nj are HoE opening, the targes;,
most sirsu1tlc-zl f hest slisc-et sl0cE " LEALE-
I 5IADE CLoTi.LNG. Piece an Furnishing Gosde, ever
truClht 90 ihss uarket, censfsti.e 10 al - te ict-
l0aiuz Gcass. Oqsrcoz1s 81 -velT styte- ggaiiiy and
F.-cc. ir5E tke Elest beaver &. thr coarstsl Ees7-y'
Pants alto Vests VI every sIyIf aEl quality 40 use %
ak, just -rne 2al see Bv-rg edr sass. g'F- >.ee-
ols a "sif IT, 5eit for qu1itss sts.e 80 Fsct-
heavy Beaver pil0- pian aud ts.E-d Ci1tls- FEii "a
Fancy CassiHeres tsii.si 5stAe-s PAN af. E-L-
cy Vestiuga aieE rare isttcrns % Slk Velvet llflh
and figured silSf safin, C4sa--irs. Worsted No'Aar'
&c
FURNISHING G0ODS.-Snirt Collars Undcrshirts,
DTaagrs. SusFcnders- Stocks. Serk rs, Pockst Had
kercLieis. SIX. Lsnen. Lawn, &c; Woolen Lose. Eur
Gloves. Sid. lined and uuluel, Cloth, BueksA4-@n
col0rs Buck Aitfeus Boys do Umbrellas, & ina
assortment. Carpet bags, &c
I TAILORING done "a me lest style. and On short no.
I tice. The capacity Of 2. " WEIR. as 4 practical
Tailor. Is too veil knaEa to Ieq4irs comment fsrtie-
Uiar attention giysr to Cutting Il Warranfedto IL
Hat \ CAFS--it IS 4 yell ELOEL ta-t, t1t ior
clever years. l. NICHOLS has kept the largest cheap
est. AMI most varied assortment 81 goct~ q ms Ire
ever kept in Old TrumUuil, and the neE firm have TO
announce that the stock Of HATS y CAPS has been
largely increased so all you have 10 TO 5 70 call at
OutGt-LOots eXcepted-foF less money -lan you can
get the sane in Warren. Remenhlr one thils-Ee
have no Old, shelf-worn Clothirg.l ut an entire new
stock offresh and desirable Goods
Is gas has for a long time been a very plentfnl arti-
Gle in this community, We would beg leave to te ex-
cuscd from using IL in this communication to my od
I friends and patrons l would make my best how and
return many thanks for the very LIBERAL and long con-
tnus4 patronage received at their hands 70 tn new
we W0uId say. you too are entitled IN the risht hand OF
fellowship; so come along, and we will give you a
hearty Welcome to All the privileges, blessings and ben
rits. Of the largest cheapest, and most varied stock OF
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought to this mar
yV,rra, Gc. a, p " WEIR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
President Pierce and Captain rylsr-A
EIatsrnaI EMBRACE

There was an affecting scene at the
Virginia W. lie Sulpher Springs the 9th
or day. he President came down 10
getiid Of ti'e Washington chIlls, and was
welcomed by Captain Tyler, Of Shcr-
wood Forest. The Captain congra.ula
ed Mr.. Pierce on his administration ::
and Mr.. Pierce said that noshing could
have bcecn more brilliant than the reign
of Mr Tyler. ThiSenierchanse Of courl
estes reminds Us OF "A remark made by a
Viii. Senator in Washington, when some
d, mocrat were salriz.ng the present al
minis-rafion. Gentlemen, said he, Il
think YOU are wrlug. Mr. Pierce's 3D.
minis,ration, is, in my opinion, a avery good
one" Why p exclaimed several sur
urised individuals. "Because," %reioin-
ed the Senator at has ii nified The ad-
mini~trauon of John Tyler, and nothing
else in the world could have done that p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
CTATE OF OHIO. Trumbull County.
~ IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
William 4 Otis,


Augustus 4. Burr, David Matthews. Abner Hubbard
and Joshua ". LauaersOn.
The said William A. Otis has Gicd his petition in said
CO at, setting forth, among other things, a decree OBJ
ta-uel = said plaintiff against sand Burr. Matthews 4
HCn7arl, al the Sept-mieT Term 81 the District Court
for summit County, A d. 1888. by which the sum Of
Sells IS is found due from said Burr 10 said Hubbard,
and Is ordered 10 re paid to the plaintiff on a larger in
de.triu.ss from said Hubbard To him, and 10y which
also the said court set aside a sale 10 said Matthews uu-
der q mortgage from said Burr T. said Matthews. o. q
arm OF a1uut oEe hunireI and hfy-tyo aIl 90 100
acres OF lut in Pennington, the same sold zone josh
u Peck - said Burr. an 3 now occupied 10y said Lam
bersoa-llso setting forth that said Matthews, ia the
J ear 1916, hal contracted said lands to said LANDER
soa. who has since been in possession OF the same and
had the rents and profits thereof from that time; that
said Matthews has received under said contract, by way
Of interest on the purchase price Of said land, about
one thousand dollars. and is SAL indebted in the sum
Of Si23 for further interest thereon. and praying that
the amount 50 paid Matthew 5 be applied upon an amount
f1uEG Que said MtttHews from said Burr, Is a lien on
Sl.i land. and that the mount still due from said Lam
teIslu for the use Of said land. he applied on the in
de tejurss aforesaid to the plaintiff, and that the land
aforesaid. as IN favor Of the plaintiffs indie teiness
against said Burr. ne released from the lien Of saii Mat
thegs. 70 an extent equal 10 the anodlt paid him as
aforesaid, and FOR 5ther proper relief. II SAID Angus
tins a. Btrr ami AEuer HUBBARD must appear AMI an
swer said EDITION ay the tenth Saturday after this date.
or said petition As 10 them wall he taken Is confessed.
SUTLITF & FUTILE.
Oct -. IS5j-G. Atys for Pr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

ERROR Commemorative Rev. sgd
ney smith. preaching a charity sermon,
frequently repeated the assertion that
OF all nations, The E~nglishmen were most
distinguished for generosity and the love
OF their species. The collection happen
ed to be interior TO his expectations, ard
he said shat he evidently mad made Il
great mistake, for what hi expression
should have been, was that they were
distinguished for the love of their specie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

- In the New Builliug, opposite the Democrat Of
tee, -HafH Street. Warren. Ohio.
BAErLErr q B1owS have received their Spring ard
summer Ciothing-and are prepared to exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market. consisting OF all the varieties Of Coats.
IrocES- Pants, Vests. &c, Of the htest styles. Also.
BOlS HATS and CAPS and a full stock
OF GE~NILE3iENS' FURNISHING Don A large
stock o. Broaicloths, C~lssimeres and Y~cstings, of rich
and durable quality. All who wish 10 purchase Cloth
ing madeto order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods. ard learn the prices. before purchasing. as
We feel confident We cannot he beaten in quality, price.
style or workmanship.
CAhD--Ihe PrOprieters ret1rn their sincere thanks
to the people Of Warren ard vicinity, for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
Tor a continuance p. 7. BARTLETT.
Warren, June 20, 1855. G.. ". BROWN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

Th2 anne -c2E MOTEL.
Mr.. Lon has been improving his house
very decidedly. The steep ladder Ike
stairs NJ which, Tor !'ng years, his guests
have clambered, 81 great expenditure OF
strength, breath and temper ; and which
they have descended al the peril Of life
AMI limb, have given place to a beau.i-
fuI spiral staircase, reaching from he
first to The iour,h floor. OF such easy IS
cent, tina. one is tempted to so up 1t. just
for amusement. Tire new arrangement
OF the rooms. has also added to the APP
p@earanee ard convenience Of the house.
The whole docs credit 10 the enterprise
OF bIr Lon. and The xiii 0! Mr. JONI
son. Tie architect.
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Z ECTURES!-There will be a ser Is

H os Lectures delivered, at Empire Hail. by 4. l.. c..
DAY. commencing Sunday next. Oct. 2Ist, and 20 con-
tiuuc sabbath after Sabbath until finished. on Moral
anI Intellectual subjects of the most interesting kind.
The FIRST Lecture viii be on the Laws Of Locomotioa,
which j. applied to all motion. mental and physical.
We nurpuse to establish the laws that cause the motion
of ale earth moon, stars. and other heavenly bodies.
aud To show what causes the north and south poles, or
the poles of all the planets. There will ie a practical
demonstration OF his theory, and instruments to show
the phenomenon Of their notions. The Lecturer will
also establish the cause Of tie attraction OF the Magnetic
Needle. lie invites attention TO -hese lectures. as they
are a pre;u'et to others 20 be delivered al the same place.
October l.. I-55.-u A. L. c. DAY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
GEORGE A. DAVIS, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY MADE CLOTHING

Franklin Buildings, corner Of Water and Superior sta,
Cleveland, Ohio.
We have nov in store and in process OF manufacture.
one 0fthe largest, most complete, and varied stocks OF
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
to be found in the Union.
Our stock, consisting Of OvercOats, Cloaks, Talmas,
Frock, Dress and Business Goats, Pants and Vests, is
manufactured entirely in this city. from almost every
description OF material. among which we may mention
Kerseys, Petershams, Satinetts, Blan sets. Tweeds OF all
Corduruys, Satinetts. of every variety, for Pants silk
velvets. Satins silks, C~ashmeres, Wooden Plaids,
Pushes. Toilenets. Farmer Satins, COdringtons. Of
every description and style, for Vests. Together with
a large assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting in part Of Shirts, Collars. Sravats, stocks,
Tudershirts. Drawers. Hosiery, Suspenders- 6loves,
OveIalls, Hickory and 0vershirts. Trunks, Tr aV-lng
Bags, Yalises, &c, Sc &c Also, India Rubber
Goods Of every description.
The perfect system to which We have brought every
department. Of our business. after long and totisOme
years Of application and labor, must convince the in
v~estigutOr Of the superior advantages We are thus ena-
hlei to offer the Trade in the purchase of their stocks,
whether in small or large quantities
Our business, extending throughout this State. Indi-
ana. Michigan and Illinois offers unequalled advan-
tages to the Merchants OF these States. from The fact,
that our clothing is manufac ured to suit their trade,
long years Of intercourse having made us familiar with
their class Of customers
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants do
Of our stock will result in the most satisfactory manner.
GEORGE A. DAVIS,
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland. o
C1aVa1an1- Sent Of 1S5l-3m
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Durham Cattle

Durham Cattle
F.rmers vi wi II TO purchase Short
Horn durham viii have a fine oppor
tunity by atlea ling she sale of R. H
WALKER, Egg, Of Church Hill in hi.
County, on the e8rh inst, (see gdver
tisement Mr.. W. and his son, recent
ly attended tie Fairs at Bourbon, Clark.
and Fayette Counties in Kentucky, and
made purchases. Those Counties are
celebrated over the whole Unite State,
for the superior quality of Il Ell bloodet
Cattle, and those purchasing OF Mr.. w
can be certain of obtaining thorough
bird stock.
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4 audl { Oh Washington Avenue, IN Warren. 80
at q very low mark The lot l. about ten rnJs~
: iulre. ygrs handsomely situI.ef. There Is On i a
new frame house and IA excellent well Of superior va
TT There is ground enough To warrant "a division 81
tie lot, the house he NJ On its west line. The whole
viii BE sold together, or aiarsci 70 suit the purchaser.
The s~it1ation is fine. a good neigh lorhopd. anil ui=h
enough 20 the High School. The owner, r. NJ. Morrel,
hein- DESTROYS 81 selling. otrrs the place for SIgJ0,
half io@n. HaiIuce in tyU payments. For further par.
tcaiars. call On Z. J. NcLAIN.
Warren, oct. 24-ft Real Eaat- A-a.t.
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Cleveland ana aa-o.ia. z.

-
The Cley,..Ha d Maboning Railroad
Company. Is pushing forward the work
on this md OF he road with considera-
bic vigor. Tir new bridge over the c.
c. d Q. track ne n Scr1aJon's heights,
is almost competed, and a new build
ing-the first Nc believe, OIL this section
of the road-,as been erected Just OPP
posite the Harrison street bridge. A
iaree force O bands is employed, and
when the wolk m,ar Wauen shall have
been complete. a reinforcement will be
sent UP 20 Til, enI OF The work. The
. Messrs. De AHArER OF t!iis city. have
Just taken a cc...raci Ol seven unfinished
sections. and VII press forward he gri
ding with their ploverhia vigor. Thus
far, no road ia he Wcsl mas been man
aged with more prudence aud ability
UeUeLan Leader.
At this point, he road progresses
steadily. Two spans of the iron bridge
across the Mahoning river, at this place,
are erected, and the woramen are now
engaged on the third. The abu5ments
and piers are finished, and the iron Is
ready. The heavy embankment on the
fiat. on the west side oil the river, is
nearly completed Tor The track, Under
the vigorous management of Mr. o.
RoURKE, the last named ORR will soon
be finished.
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THE GREAT DISCUSSINN-Be

! tween REV. Isit c ERRETr. and JogL TIFFANY.
ESQ. win he Published on The LIST Of September, by
GEO. ADAMS .Warren.0.
This hook will he a large 2 no. vol. Of over 400 pa
ges. closely printed and veil hound. II wil he ore OF
the cheapest books. for 81 p. that we have ever sold.
There win be, Of this edition. hut one thousand CO.
pies printed il wouil re advisable. therefore, for those
who Would he sure Of a eopv. to leave nr send in their
names. so they NAV be on our list before We supply the
demand for the book from nearly every county in this
State. as vel as from numerous localities in the ada
cent States. Names can he left N
argss ApAMs' BOOKSTORE.
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THE HALLELUJAH.-

Z LOWELL MASON'S new collection OF Church
Music, contains upwards OF ONE THOUSAND pieces Of
nIus'c- aiaptrd to about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY me-
tres. ana a much larger variety than usual OF ANTHEMS
and other Set Pieces The Of MUSIC
nave been especially prepared for Singing Chsses-a
variety OF pleasing exercises, ~fourpaIt songs, and
rounds lnterSpersed. and there is added MUSICAL NO.
TATION IN NUTSUELl-lur brief course for schools.
A>pecimen copy viii lie sent, by mail. postpaid. for
examination. u any telcher OF music. Or leader of choir
on receipt OF sEvESTY-F.vE crNrs. polished by
MASON BROTHERS,.
% PARK Row, New York.
sep10--m. sanl0rn, Carer d Eazin. Eostnn.