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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-28
DAILY OU r NAL

FrxE.-A FIRE broke out yesterday about
noon ia the two story frame dweIlieg oecu.
pied BY Billy Brown. The 6re caught In
the ceiling from defective due Leading fro m
the kitchen FIRE. The flames spread rapidly
through the upper part Of the house. but the
two invincitle fire companies were soon on
the ground. and did good service. The FIRE was
soon subdued. though stiffness 1t threstehed to
battle the efforts Of the fremen. The house
was the property Of Mrs. Dupee. aud we un-
derstand fully insured. Mr.. Brown was also
insured on his furniture, most of which was
removed without much injury. The entire
loss will not exceed $500 or $500.
A PEKsIox AGENT IN LIMBo.-Mr. David
Raleigh, the, U. 8. Pension Agent. for this
district. was indicted for perjury at fhe pres
ent term of the circuit court. which is yet in
session. He vas arrested and brought into
court yesterday, and gave security for his
appearance from day to day.
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Ns0t;E AaOuT Ri.ECTIONs.

OWING to the great the city election.
Ana deep felt in the Prhibory Law by all the
rrest pecai parties deem II duty TO say that
RUNNERS rTLEsros having just isesivsdA new Ca
New York fully prepares take
pietures in best STRIFE from email mniasrs 70 large
ss They also prepared With the best light IN the city
bel II thsr hands fer the
PXB.why 10 DsgrsHpsr tskiss picture. like esat
sssss hsuesaHs all Assvsr e 3 bad y s.llisgss
On Nois Ct, oppesite Branch Bsst.
Nm evsS ths Marble Depot.
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF oGDEN:BURGH, NEW YORK,
on TIE nRsr DAT or JAsuARr. 1885. As REQUIRED ~
Name and location - above.
The Of this Company consist of the follow
Ist Cash on hand and in transmission 1851 IS
ID. No real estate owned BY the Company,
50, Bond. ana mortgages on real estate being sr.t
lien Of which amount more ore than s1 eco co.'s
i s l' ss g
sh h Interest," aa: aa paid. loo
s S. Sssss: ~ sss ssh %
The COMPANY owes no Bank o. other creditor.
= . lose: adjusted and due; ,x,m
Loses IN suspense Waiting proof ;;iima:ed 49,
Losses resisted BY the Company or IN suspense 20
There no other claims against ths Company
risk :: oco tn: Cen,
city town q village. nss r.ss 70 the snS s n
The Charter 4 the same as was certified and sled
Of the Auditor Of Ohio at the ..s riF oc q s
ST. sri naw nj Ma" 6 GSnni IS.
1855. J. @. sTILLwELL.J J. p.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF 40
THORlTY.
10 expire the 31st of July. 1855.
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE. I
wHrkHAs Tn. STAR EP soSNT
osbENsBURoH n. y. has hes in this ofe. ast..smsns
ri tie. s,
and to acknowledge service Of process In the
Now Thefefoe pursuance o. the reauir- ef An
10 amend for the Incorporation Of
Companies defining she5 Pors and prescribing
isctory evidence Of foil pliapee the require
mens and specifications of that act Hiram T. Talbot.
Auditor State OF Indiana do hereby certify that a.
c. HALLocK Of evansville Ind the Agent Of said Com
authorized to transact the business OF Insurance
the Aren't said Star Insurance Company in this State.
iii July 3st 1885, the that he may be commission
ed and appointed by the said Company. .....-.
In Witness Whereof h.ve hereto sutscrhed name.
snd caused the zeal Of once be AIMED this 9Th Of
April. A. d. 1855. [seall H. Z. TALBOT.
apI2 Auditor OF state.
kn BUSHELS Corn Meal reed end for ssle by
eDV apio J.W. &s.EICkE
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT
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- CORPORATION notice. -.
City u k1.as,s cause "a: side vain in sss
~:
thereby viii ss..s.s y: and soIIss.sd BY al: q ..i
.sd costs By order u E; %&.TsR ..
- HULMEs' CEMENT.
10 nDL s fssA. f'r sale sys GILBERT CO.
MISS ?. R. BARKSR h.. jus. received |. ,.rs. ..ers
AK soss: ~
sss .aa s. H. s:
of the ladies. Store Main opposite the Branch Bank
Rf g :!.s. s.s BY S'AG "a "A. x.,...
81: N.:':. g g s sSs:. . S.:ss'
20 S SsHT Pos's Sugar; 10 Dbl: rurpensIs.;
with Hun afuSDsGS 'sn'
nhsi II TENNEY SORRNSoN.
cases isv" very h.ndson. styles direct in
Do SssII.s.: di.:s.inpors..ion;
. % E:si:S purple Prints direct importation reed
this ss ~ and for " Low co., as Mai. st. Lou. X,
OFFICE FOR RENT
NE of the most pleasan. Offices in the city. Cooks
Ts. e''' next door * sos: SsSvr'
400 LIS B's'n-H.n' and ss.''s;,'t FL lsY
.sK escorted D' TES me r;s
Kegs assorted in c ;iss: DE- CO.
cOoPRRs' TOOLS.
ar Cinehnss nanntaesurs eOnsi!!iag Of Truss Hoops.
Knvs A.s r;s Ad''' D'' SsbdSoS SR Ss''
GAROEN AND HARVEST IMPLEMENTS.
NIEw and beautiful styles nne cast steel rskes. hoe
~ spasss shs1ss. seythss shash' sAt srsd,es
SURVEYORS NOTICE.
LII peno.s 6~nins lands adjoining the following dss-
Of M D. the
proceed run the lines and Is ablsh the corners Of
the vinesnnss Land D.sries. $500 JxooB NETrz.
WOOD.
20 CORDS Of Ash Wood '' co S,i Family Grocery
0nAA BUSHELS Of Coal for sale at 10 eeas per
.pH COOKS Family Grocery.
PLATFORM SCALES.
ID spis A' p'' ' COOKS Family Grocery.
DECD per e. & G. Railroad.
H rs Dbl. superne Flour which will sell At the msr-
good. bought Of US free. .p,t J.w. 4 s. vIcKERY.
sEED OATS.
1O BUSHELS E1r. hss,S os t reid Per Canal.
CHICKENS.
20 DST fat and a'' reed coSTs Family ns
and Lemons "s'a COOKS 90 Isl Family Grocery
CRAZE. .rsr,
kn PIECES black Grape;
O Do hat d'' reed 81. sss s'y low ,ss s's c ale BY
AIS Main Sc. Louisville. Ky.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
BY CARSON g. HAMILTON,
eOAs.H OF K 1osS:T All slG ,sB STREETS
UNHE undermined would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that they have nov on hand
and constantly Receiving fresh supplies OF the choicest
in es,s5lishms az Of the Kind.
Pile: Of .ssi. 1,ssSes q i. from In. Green
country aud elsewhere - enable times e keep
market
s.ed' Of shssi; e., e 4; sy
10 DAY .ns for s. :.is By JxMss Low O.,
.rn as Main So. louisville. Ky.
LINEN.
FULL assortment uf fresh Linen hand a.d for sale
apl4 as Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
r CASE green Barge reed this a.y .ss for s.is ~
j JAMES Low 4 CO..
api4 ais Main at. Louisville. ny.
lust nBCkIvED Iso.oOO.ooo Percussion Caps.
ID nhi2 TENNEY SoKESsoS.
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
uUD0ING from the crowd Of that have been
visiting friend past weeks
underline impression that be (s the saying In COM
msrcal psrancs) board echsequenes
thereof selling sacrifice but enqui
happy to Announce to our readers ihaseh not
He has hand fall assortment Of Spriag
and Summer Dry Goods and is selling At very low rates
hence rush ~ his store. apl4
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SCOTS LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
PATENTED xAY 10TH. 1854;

IA Seuhtess an invspton among the important Of
times vi advised farr er ana
with whieh az mas
received from the frs than anything else. atesa m
utility and superiority.
iepce OF use the Little has eossl II weighs from
tree 70 Ave hundred ~ according 10 s1e can be rvttn
Nv the farmer % minutes without
Ala then adjusted and used 9Th convenience
anybody ..
Fair from MARYLAND Missouri the FALL that
In the mes. pnentary manner.
These mills eusrssseea In the most positive manner
.-.;rs, hr.aksze ard crush
fssd from ear sud grts hss honn from shel;sd
esrn With degree Of AID convenience fez farm
rcses N yer attained before
The rcrisers prepared With
sn6 sizes. suit varied Of all
No offered At "a eonplets ready for altar hing the
ssd warranted eush Of dry 10 bushels offseo
peY with one horse.
Ne. Sat A5s will crush rs bushels per hour. -.
No e6s wilcruh - bushels per With two hcrs~
Fer s:ls z BABcooK BRosHrss,sx
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~ ~ 49, IS and %. block 81. Esstsrs EalsrEsnessef the
City Of Evansvs side walk In
be Allied up nth earth - 70 eersspond with the city
grade ten days after the publication Of this order and
70 perform said wsrk and the eos and
thereby will % assessed TO- and collected by sale Of sad
iiea and costs. By order Of the Common Cornell.
apis WELL. n. WALKER. Clerk.
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Whether the two infant,

in the quarrel. Whether the two infant.
were then at =, or sojourning up at
Quebec with their barbarous mother, |
am not informed. The newspapers Of
Canada and the United States were At
one time filled with the details of this
horrible story, and it was publicly said
the connexions Of the seignioress did not
desire any trial. 1 presume they did
not. She soon married again, 10 still
alive, and asked leave, not long since, TO
return to the manor house of her youth,
bat was plainly told by the villagers that
If she ventured to do so, the inhabitants
would assemble and stone her out Of the
place and off the domain.
MIR. -, thus barbarously murdered
was of small stature, young, active: we'll
liked by his neighbors esteemed as a
good man and generous proprietor: and
was very wealthy. He doated on his
cruel and treacherous bride: he actually
idolized her. Some even affirm that she
was attached to DIR. - before marry
ing the rich Canadian gentleman, whom
she welded for his wealth.. to please her
parents. Even now, it is affirmed, she
is fine looking woman; but smgularly
courageous and deep in love must that
man must have been who ventured upon
such partner for lifeis long journey.
Several curious incidents are related at
Quebec as to evidence taken and evidence
not taken, and the way this foul deed was
finally hushed up, but shall not burden
this brief narrative with them. Much
do we hear Of nobility of soul and eleya-
ton Of sentiment: but from the days in
which King David ordered the man bs
had deeply wronged 10 be placed IN the
heat of battle in order that he might be
there butchered, down to the terrible ST.
Lawrence tragedy Of 1889, human ma
ture has ever been ungovernabls and
Observation-Disclosures in some times has
stayed its cruelties-but all history
proves that the heart of man is deceit
full above all things, and desperately
wicked"
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OFFICIAL
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Jan,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 8, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States that
this department is prepared purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next
portions OF those stocks, amounting in the aggre-
gate to 81 900 900, in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, TO viii:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in the order
OF time in which said stocks may be offered The
Certificate, duly assigned TO the United States by
the parties who to receive the amount thereof.
must be Transmitted to this department; upon The
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded OF
The following particulars:
1. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
?. premium on the stock of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1876, redeemable November ID,
lo56 Of2L per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
thorzed by the act If 1872 redeemable 3lst Decem-
Der, 1862, Of 10 per cent? the stock OF the loans
authorized by the acts Of lS47 and lS4s and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on Both June 1868, of l6 per cent; and
on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act of
1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1864,
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
8. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
lst OF January, 1885, to the date of receipt and set
tiement at the Treasury, with the allowance for
the money TO reach the owner) of days interest
in rddtion.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer Of the United States on the assstan,
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit OF
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or bef,re the said LIST day of March
| next.
| JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 4-dtMarl Secretary of Treasury.
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DRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION IA,
- 1888, containing Lists of Parliament of ROYAL
Households, Ministry, judiciary, Foreign Min
lsters, &C., in England, British Ministers
abroad, Military and Colonial Governments
and personel; Imports, Exports, Taxes, Du
ties, Revenue, Trade and Commerce for 1854
Chronicle of the Session of Parliament 1854
Abstracts of important Parliamentary Docu,
ments, and valuable articles on tile Campaign,
on the United States Census ON the health oi
Dwellings, Occupations of the people, Fluc-
tuatlons OF the Funds; Canals and Railroad 8,
Public improvements, Chronology, and much
other useful and valuable matter, complete in
one vol. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VOL. v
, LADIES, TRY
Dr.. DUPoNcVs GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS


A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for the cure of ali
"A Painful Obstrucfions and Female Irreeula rities
arising from whatever cause.
sod Sy all Druggists at u per box and be sent conf
w::htnst.n General gems By whom all orders viii
~, Tnese % Pills are the result of OVER THIRTY
YEARS EXPERIENCES in the trea,,n.n, - a.
Diseases of Females VI '"e
AT the solicitation Of many intelligent Ladies for
%nom 's tney were prescribed by DIR. Duponco with
the world, so that all Females SUFFERING from, the
diseases peculiar to their SEX NAV have the onpor
tunity of giving them trial. These pilIs have pniv
Deen advertised to limited extent for little more
than year. yet ''o'O
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
saVe areany been sold, large proportion of which
nss oeen sent by mail to ladies in different parts OF
tne country and letters are being received daily
containing the warmest expressions of gratitude for
the Dement'S which have been derived from their
use The following is an extract from a letter of
lady OF nigh standing who has authorized her name
20 De communicated conidentiay TO other ladies
wishing 10 make inquiries respecting the rnod,ls
opeTurdt Of the pills:
daughter now aged II, for three years painfully
severely We expended large In fees but
with and temporary relief Her complexion
tenn 50 much diseased to be rapid
sDns INTO eonsuHptiOn Al this stage your
but as alsss resort sent for gave 40 much relief
pleasure Of informing my health is
petey restored her saow complexion h replaced by the
glow OF health her gloomy melancholy py that cheer
M ancy Of spirits which girls Of her age
ano ne Pulls bad cost ten times much would be no
comparison with the happiness uIting their
N. B'-Tbe ingredients of these pills are perfect
" HARMLESS In their rcdcin 81 operation on the
most delicate female titutions yet as prepared
and combined by DR.. Duponco, their specific action
Is such that married ladies should use them with
proper precautiOn. Indeed their use is net at all
Indicated during pregnancy. For the same reason
as every pl slcian knows, medicines which act in
us way are the very best that can be used for re
stong the natural, healthy tone and functions of the
system when so much impaired and deranged as TO
result IN barrenness For further particulars see d.
rechons, &r.. sent with each box, and circulars to
be had 1T the Druggists
DUPONCO, NJ. d Proprietor, Ny.
Sold IN Washington by KIDwELL * LAURENCE,
SToIT 4 Co, w n. GILMAN, 8. r. SYLVESTER, j.
B. MOORE, First Ward; o. BOSWELL, Island j. F.
ChLLAN, STONE, Seventh ST.; II ii McPHERsoS
Captol Hill; WALSH, Navy Yard. In Georgetown
by U. NJ Llnthicum, }. l.. Kidwel. In Alexandria
BY Cook s. Co., Peel & Stevens Fountain & Co., and
by DIusgies generally jan l6-lm*
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CHILLINGTON has received the official
~ Congressional Directory, containing a list ut
Membe-s, Committees o! both Houses, Supreme
CouIt, Residence Of Public Officers and Foreign Di
plomalic Agents at the seat of government. Also,
list OF United States Ministers, Consuls, &C., resd
ing in foreign countries.
Extraordinary publication Chevaler Wikof,s
Courtship and its Consequences is expected TO day
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards and fnr sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
OdeOn Building, corner AZ at. and Pa. ave.
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srARTLIEG EXPOSURE OF xoRMo., ism
CHICAGO, January l6. 1856.


To tie Editor Of tie Boston DaiEy Ttnss:
Allow me TO trouble you with these
few lines, which wish you to insert in
yoSr Daily Times. My object is this: |
have been for the last ten years a firm
believer in the doctrine of the Latter Day
Saints, or rather Mounonism. Nv pa
rents became followers of the celebrated
Joe Smith in an early day, and emigrated
to Nauvoo. After the death of Smith
and his brother, we were driven from
thence. The society split. There were
two who wished to take their leaders
place, and stand at the head of the
church, but could not agree. Therefore
they separated.
Colonel White and his followers, that
is, such as believed in him, went to
Texas, and are living in peace and pros
pcrity. Colonel White is a worthy man
compared with our great, or rather noto-
rlous, Brigham Young, notwithstanding
nc has been for the last three years nv
lawful husband, that is, according to
their own laws and rules. But for the
last twelve months, have seen enough
to satisfy me: for what [ don't know
about Mormonism is not worth knowing.
They have secret plots and objects that
they mean to accomplish. They censure
the government for not protecting them
in all their hellish works. For all this
they mean to have satisfaction.
My object in writing this is TO warn
my female friends to beware Of the false
prophets who are daily sent out from the
Great Salt Lake City to deceive the peo-
pie. 1t is my intention to travel through
the United States, and visit all the prin-
cipal cities, and lecture on this great and
important subject, to caution Ill Young
people who should be so unfortunate as
to be led into the ungodly trap. Be-
ware
In Boston, | shall deliver my first lee
ture, as that is my native city. have
one young lady in company, who also
left the Mormons with me. She has re-.
nounced the doctrines, and will help me
in my lectures. We shall both be
present, and show Mormonism in its true
colors, which you never have had in your
enlightened State. Had it been repre-
sented in its true light, and its object
told. there would not have been follow.
er left sweet New England to Join such
set Of imposters, for / can call them
nothing else, knowing them to be such.
If there should be any elders or follow
ers of Mormonism, hope they will come
to the lectures. and dispute what we
have to say if they can. We have and
shall fetch documents to prove our as
sertions. We shall be there in a few
weeks. We are at present staying with
friends, and as soon as we are refreshed
from the journey, we shall start for Bos-
ton. 1t is near two months since we
left the Salt Lake City. You shall hear
from me again, with more particulars.
But no more at present from your hum
bic servants, Mrs. SARAH You've,
.. .- Miss ELIZA WILLIAMS.
The above comes to us from a respon-
sisle source. The ladies mentioned have
been the victims of MoImonism, and are
prepared to expose the mysteries Of the
creed in light which will doubtless
startle the entire community. Prepare
for wonderful revelations.-Ed. Boston
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.V'Boy, you seem to be quite smart,
altogether too smart for this school. Can
you tell me how many six black beans
are ~ Yes, sir, half dozen. Well, how
many are hslf dozen white beansp Six
Tremendous smart boy! Now tell me
how many white beans there are in six
black onesf Halfa dozen, II you skin en-.
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WHAT is LETTER ?-The question is
by poet thus happily:

whai is letter: Let affection tell
tongue that speaks for those who absent dwell.
silent language uttered 10 the eve
Winch envious distance would in vain deny.
\ INK to bind where cir. msfances part.
\ nerve OF feeling stretched from heart 10 heart.
Formed TO convey like an electric chain,
the mystic hash-the lightning Of the brain
And thrill al once, through its nemotest link.
The throb Of passion by a drop of ink.
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OOD FELLOWS' HALL, NAVY YARD,
JAN UARY as, 1853

T.. >' SAAA 1000.
On the part Of the citizens of Washington.
X Wsilach, Jas Tho.pson, Jas L Barbour,
b Morseil, Up Pepper, PJ Stevens,
b Charlton. L White, w Harris
Norton, Thos Lloyd,
Committee on part of the Fyih Ward Bachelors,
Club.
w McNsmee Bryan Jas Martin
~ ~ Siehup Sage McNamee
= uo'9smitn, Coleman, Thos Dwyer
isaac oeers IL sage G E Durham
Co'"'"aee on part Of e citizens Of Huntington co.,
Jas Barry, WIN Sanderson, Il BARLEY.
Dan Barry,
Committee part of the citizens of alexandria Ya.
Shinn, w Brockeu, IA Walters,
A Ryther.
Comnitfee part Of the ssns Of Prince Georges
CO., MI
!no L Mayor, Jno Manning, AC BeniI.
FLOOR DIRECTORS.
val Connor, Frank Triay, d
SandeBon, Jas Crane.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Lrmuel Gaddis, Jno CLARK.
VIM Gaddis, WIN Hodge,
Adam Gaddis, Henry Queen.
TiIos Harrison.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-adnrfttinp a gentleman
and ladies'; 20 be had Of the Executive Committee.
No Hats or Caps allowed in the room.
jan l6-TuThS&d4tt
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TO INVENTORS

FINHE of1cs Of "Tis Inventors Prot.st;o, Js,;,n.,
Union" is on 7th street, opposite II. East Por.
dco OF the Patent 0ce, and Is now rsajy to sttend
70 the business Of its rebsrs; namely In making
AInulinAsons IH snd soiicitins patents, do.
inventors are invited to call snd get COPY Of the
Son'ttution and BylawB, and vhere any informs.
hoa win be given respecting the Urion.
AL letters on BUSINESS mus; ee diressd 70 this Of
oos, "hefs attention viii te given imns1iately.
a model shop IL IN connection with the osso..
Ensre Eaodek cso &c rzste to order st the shortsst
ooaoe. I. q, CLAYTON,
sp lu--ly Pree;5srtI D y n
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

HE subscriber has q large and varied assort.
msnt OF Cakes aud Ps,try for the Chistmas Hol.
especial attention is called to the quality as
neh as to the variety Of ths supply.
pfiumo, Pound, Jelly, Sponge ami Tea Cake
nince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con.
stantly on hand.
ffesn bread, biscuit, Bunns, anu pusk every even
Ing In time for tea.
The public ars invited to call and examips tsfors
purchasing elsewhere.
. CHAS W. HAVENNER,
C'trest, between ~ and Sixth streets.
dec o0-tf -
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fJ'HE GREAT JOURNEY A pilgrimage through
l. the Valley OF Tears, to Mount Zion, by the au-
thor Of the "Words of Jesusn
Follow Jesus, by the author of Come to Jesus
The Fountain of Living Waters, by TheO. Irving
The Daies in Newport, by Leila Lee
Flower Fables, by Louisa NJ. Abbott
EastfOrd, or Household Sketches, by w. Brooke
The Pictorial CatechIsn of the NJ. E. Church
Minutes of the Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for 1854.
GRAY s BALLANTYNE
jan4 49S Leventh street