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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-07
- THE FIRST ANIMAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee,
WIZ open ut Odd Fellows Hall.
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
On the First Monday Of October, 1855.

On the First Monday Of October. 1855.
MANUFACTURES, Mechanics Artists and al others
WI invited 10 contribute specimens Of their skL and
sboT Competent Judges win be appointed 20 all
Artcls exhibited and award PREMIUMS 70 those entitled
10 them under the rules.
All articles for exhibition VII Be stored without
ense the owner, and should BE- seat 70 the Of W.
"a Gordon Co, Commission Merchants. Market street.
The Object Of the Fair Is 20 develop and encourage ns
and Mechanical - he etae. Its
mAragvuent Il IN he hands ummitee ef reliable and
and success u placed bey end doubt.
and an cordially and fdenty extended
1 All who may disposed 70 participate In is advantages
No CHAnGx be made ezhibtors either for the priv-
leee ol ezhinitng for adniiss 20 the bar.
The opening Of the ktate ARricunrai fhe meet
the Legsigre Simultaneous with the opening
Mechanics Exhibon vi add unasus IntsEsss hs
s ne.Ir#-....
CscrIAEs eontaDlng han detssof ne plan of the sx-
hbs0n and all other lnformaten desired viii be prompa
Ga uaFdsd By addressing siher Of TIE unJsrsiFbed
n. ~. AONOHAH, Prss'.
II. X. HALIEn. Ger Efc'y
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDEWSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
A Goods &C. &C. Union street. No. 80, between College
md Cher v stree ts, Nashville, Tenn. decol
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'OR hAttE-tAsse Negro Girls fsons u % ~ yeArs
q ags. tiaatsl n. A. eAILOaE
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TAKg NOTES.-THE American party have
elected eighteen members Of Congress IN New
York the Democrats but two. We have Ia
ken pains 10 ascertain the political complex
ion ii those elected in that State. and have
heard Of eleven Of those elected by the Ame-
rican party, all Of whom, we feel well assur-
ed, are sound on the slavery question, and
opposed TO any further citation OF the sla-
very question. whatever may have been their
opinion as 10 the propriety Of a repeal Of
tbe Missouri Compromise. Their names are
whitney, Pelton, Chllds, Wheeler, Walk,
Straushan, Clark, Edwards, Williams, liza
VEINS and Morgan. OF the other seven We
have heard nothing. We have now before Us
two letters from Mr.. Whitney, one Of the
gentlemen above mentioned. 70 W. q. Scott.
u this city. which settles this point.
OF the two elected by toe Democratic party,
one is said 10 be sound on The slavery ques-
ton; the other. from Preston Kings District,
~ sarl to be as arrant an abolltionst A. Pres
tou King himself. Richmond wig
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ILLUSTRATION FOR CHILDREN.

once saw preacher trying to teach the
children that their souls would live after they
were dead. They listened, but evidently
did not understand it. He was too abstract.
Snatching his watch from his pocket, he says,
"James, what is this hold in my hand y
"a watch, sir,"--"a little clock" says
another.
:" Do you all see {"
!" Yes, SIR"
How do you know it is a watchf"
sit ticks, sir"
Very well. can any Of you hear it ticks
AL listen now"
After pause" Yes, sir, we hear it," lie
then took on the case, and held the case in
one hand, and the watch in the other.
"Now, children, which is the watch p
you see there are two which look like watch
esp
"I'he littlest one--in your right hand,
SIR"
"very we'll; but how do you know that
this is the watch !"
I" Because it ticks"
Every well again now will lay the case
aside,-put it away there down in my hat.
Now let US see il you can hear the watch
tick :"
4" Yes, sir, we hear 1t, exclaimed several
voices.
"We,l, the watch can tick, and 90 and
keep time, you see, when the case is taken
on aud put away in my hat. The watch goes
Just as WE'LL So it is with you, children.
Your body is nothing but the case the soul
iinside. The case the body, maybe taken
of aud buried up in the ground, and the soul
will live and think, just as well as this watch
will go, as YOU see, when the case is Off
This made it plain. aud even the youngest
went home and told his mother that his " lit
tie thought would tick after he was dead"
$. s. Teacher.
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Ex.pRrapENT FiLtaoRE The Louisiana
Minerva. 81 the 18th inst, thns SPEAKS Of tie
"mpdrl President
"No one stands higher in our upinion as
statesman OF enjoys greater share Of the az
lections II Tie people u Old l.aluOrche than
Willard Fillmore, whose administration oc-
tup,es one u the brightest pages d the his
tory 81 our country. Weha,e no hesitation
IN asserting that Mr.. Fillmore Is this DAY the
frst choice Of Louisiana Tor the Presidency;
and his nomination for that high Office would
cause to be rallied around him some Of the
most eminent and wiscst Of our statesmen Of
both poiilical parties"
Mr.. Fillmore was on visit TO Montpelier,
Vermont, few days since, where. on his en-.
tering the town, be was received with the
greatest enthusiasm BY all classes of people.
ON Wednesday last, Mr.. FilmOie sailed for
Europe IN the steamer Atlantic.
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CA SECRET FOR THE LADIES'
How TO PRESERVE BEAurr,-Don't use Chalk,
Lily White, or any Of the so.called cosmetics, TO
conceal faded or sallow complexion.
Ifyou would have the roses brought back 10
your cheek, q clear, healthy and transparent skin,
and life and ygor infused through the system,
geta bottle Of Carriers Spanish Mixture, and take
ii according to directions Itdoes not taste quite
as well as your sweetmeats; but, if after few
doses you do not find your health and beauty
reyiying your step elastic and vigorous, Tie whole
system refreshed and nyigorated like Spring
morning, then your case is hopeless; and all the
valuable certificates we possess, go for nought.
II is the greatest purifier Of the blood known is
perfectly harmless, and Of the same time power
fully eficacous.
q. See advertisement.
May, 1855. e7-lm
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THE MARKETS.
s7-iln

Petersburg, May 20.
CoTToN.-Sales at l0c.
ToBAcco.-We note an advance in
prices Of 25 to so cts. per 100 lbs.
WHEAT.-Good lots readily COM
mand 80 so.
CoRN.--Sales at 81 a 05.
FLouR.-Sales Of Country atslla q
Sl2a; Family SIS a Sl4.
GuANo.-PeruvianS50; Mexican so
s35; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville, May %.
Candles-Fayetteyille Factory Is
20 Adamantine 2s q so c.
Cotton-9a a l0c.
Flour-Cross 9 so; Fine Q IS; su-
perline 10 a 10 l2a.
Feathers-35 a. doc.
Corn-l 40 a so.
Molasses--Cuba 90 % %; n. Or
leans So a. So.
Whiskey 55 55c.
Wilmington, May 20.
Candles. Tallow lea II; Adamantinc IS
80; Sperm 80 so,
Cofiae. Java Is l6; Laguayra - L.;
Rio ~ Is.
Flour. Wilmington and Fayetteville in
spcction, Sll!.
Molasses. Cuba 30 Is; n. Orleans &c a
%.
Sugar. Brown 5a 5; Loaf and Crushed
l0all
Norfolk, May &c.
FLouR. -- Superiine sill %; Extra
Sll rs; Family l2l a l2a.
Saskatchewan, Porto Rico, 6 a G.;
n. Orleans 81 6 c.
MoLAssEs-Cuba "a c.; n. Orleans
s(l a. r.
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and member Of the order Of Sons" dned
with the bishop, who pouring out glass of
wine, desired The reverend gentleman 10 drink
with him, wereuponhe replied:
"Can'l do il, bishop; wine is 4 mocker.'"
"Take glass Of brandy, lheu," said the dis
tngnished ecclesiastic.
"Can't do il, bishop strong drink is rag
ing"
BY this time, the bishop becoming somewhat
FESTIVE and excited, said 10 Mr.. Perkins:
"You'll pass the decanter 70 the gentleman
next 10 yonl''
"No, bishop. cant do ihat--' woe unto him
that pullelh the bottle 10 his neighbours bps.
What was the peculiar mental condition or
moral stale Of the bishop al this stage Of the
proceeding our informant did not state.
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been condemned to death. The police say
they have discovered a vast plot. with rami-
fcatous throughout Europe, to promote a
general insurrection hence Panozi's execu-
tion will BE- postponed to trace his connection
herewith,
In the Spanish Cortez on the ed Senior Are
ella declared, in the name Of the Democrat
ic party. that il had never entered into any
negotiations with Mr.. Soule for the sale Of
Cuba.
Mount Yesuvius was in state Of erup.
ton.
The emigrant ship John, from Liverpool
for Quebec, has been wrecked, and number
OF lives lost.
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Coon ApyrcE.-There i no country IN The
world where the people are so addicted TO
the medicine eating propensity a. tie United
States. II has grown to be perfect mania
Ia disease Of itself The fact is. Nature
never designed The human body 10 be such
receptacle Of medicine. n men would but
study the laws nf nature, diet properly in
stead Of excessively, be regular 10 their ha
bits instead Of regular in their doses, use
common sense aud cold water freely aud The
doctor as little as possible. they would live
longer. suffer less. aud pay little for the pri-
Yilrge.
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cssN.-The Murlreesborough Gazette has
lowered the neutral flag, and run up tina. Of The
American party. The editors, heretofore iho~
roughly democratic, though their paper was neu-
tral. say:
+" We have ibis day cast aside our position OF
neutrality, and instead thereof we have hoisted
the American Flag, determined hereafter 10 con-
tend for, and support The principles Of The
.Amercan party" In taking this step. we ex-
pect 10 incur The displeasure Of some. Il is hut
naiuralio suppose lhatrnen Of deep and binding
prejudice, whose political Independence is swal.
lowed upsin tbelrou'est for party supremacy,
should complain and deny 10 Others that which
they do not themselves possess--lhe freedom Of
though. and acon.a Bun with us, there is a
principle that extends beyond the narrow and
contracted limits Of selfshness. We were rocked
in the cradle of democracy--we were born on
democratic soil, and the rean Of democratic VIC
tories have always found an echo in our hearts.
We expect 10 remain democrats. if a support Of
such principles as once recommended that party
10 the supper. Of Tho American people, can emil
lie us To such distinction. Blu, we claim The
privilege supporting principles, not Inen--good
and saluiary republican doctrines. and not a
party which has the name only Of democracy.
but seem determined TO devouf with vuliure
nervousness The Ave loaves and Two i,le
fishes"
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FAcETrous.-The edior Of The Grenada Re-
publican having been peremploriy calledupon BY
a neighboring editor 10 say whether he belong
ed 10 The " Know Noiiings." or not. replies as
follows" We belong 10 no Know Nothing So
cieiy, nor ever did. We have taken no oath
stronger than this; that we never will eat corn
bread when there Is whea, bread on The table,
unless we like the corn bread best. 2nd .<tal
we never will drink whiskey when there is
brandy on The table, unless we like The whiskey
best
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Spring and Summer Clothing,
Handsome, Good, and Cheap.

r EVIN CARMICHAEL. Merchant Tailor.
IL having recently purchased in New YORK \
large assortment Of Sprinr and summer Goods.
Is enabled to Offer Is Ills no,rons choice selec.
lion Of all articles n his Ime. Amone these Le
would specify only IN foIlowina
Fine French Cloths and C,assimeres.
~ eli dasar;,,,;s..n - - is,os.
P''os' ~ = - avs
anu
FINE french vest Patterns, oil Mar
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NOTICE.

TIVE exercises ofthe present session Of RIM
u MouSTAIS FEMALE AcAnEMY will close
with a public Examination ON the llih and
18th Of June.
Addresses from one or more distinguished in
dsiduals are expected on The occasion. Patrons
especially, aud the pubic generally, are request
ed 10 attend
The next session will commence the second
Thursday in July. Terms as follows:
Primary English branches, ) ESQ
Grammar and Geography, 1000
Algebra and Philosophy, 1880
Latin, Greek, or French, with other
branches, 1900
Embroidery. 300
Music, 1900
GEO. w. JONES,
Chm oil Executive Com.
May Isl, 1855. s5--sw
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The Louisville courier publishes long letter
from Professor Morse. addressed 10 Bishp Spald-
ing, who charged that Mr.. Morse could not prove
thai Lafayette ever used The words: " II ever the
iiheriies of This country ere ruined. il will be by
Ronish Priests" The Professor proves thar La
fayeue did ase The expression. aud Tia, the proofs
sddured 10 the contrary are false aud forgeries.
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Pubic SALE.

WILL Ne cold 10 the highest bidder. on Saturday
The s3d Of June next, al The residence u Mr.
VIM. Mans I'll the perishille property Of George W.
Mafs. dcrd.. consisting ol one Horse. Saddle. &C..
Rifle, and lui Of good Wagon Timier. Also some
Wagon Makers Tools credit 81 .ix months wiIl
bc given bond anil good security required
=. VI. WILKINSON, Admir-.
May ssth, 1855. sg--5w
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The Chicago Tribune say. it il useless 10 III
eui.e the fact thai the cholera has commenced iis
rayages on tie Mississippi river, and that deaths
have already occurred in many 81 the towns wing
on that stream between 81. Louis and 81. Paul;
and urges Tia, precautionary measures should be
adopted in Chicago before it makes It's appear
spce lht re nlsu.
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Great Mail Route
FROM HILLsBoRoUGH TO THE NORTH,
hy the RALEIGH & CASTOR Railroad.


Finder the Schedule recently adopted on the
" North Carolina Rail Road, passengers can
go North without detention at Raleigh or else
where.
On the arrival al Raleigh Of the train from the
west, the conductor of the Road will be in at
tendance 10 take charge Of the bageage and
check tito Baltimore or Washington City, whilst
the passengers will be allowed an hour and
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves.
They will be conveyed 10 and ficm the Hotels
in omnibuses free of charge.
Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past 7, they
will reach Weldon in abundant time for all the
day trains going North and South. .
BY this route the passenger will be al no trou-
bic or expense about bis baggage, as the conduc-
Tor Of this road will take charge Of and give
chech for il at The N. G. Railroad Depot.
Through Tickets from Weldon 10 New York,
by Petersburg Oh Portsmouth, $40.
j.. OBJ. BRANCH, Prcst.
Raleigh, April rs, 1855. s5--lm
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MAsoNIc.--A grand Congress Of the Masonic
Fraternity Of The world is 10 take place in Paris
on the first Of June. 10 take into consideration
The cnndilion ii Masonry over the Globe. and 10
adopt, for tie benefit Of the order. whatever
may be appropriate and awial. Lodges Of the
Order are exported 10 be present. Ii will un-
doubleday be notable occasion.
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Parson Brownlaw. of the ROCKVILLE Wing.
publishes what he calls The abridged gospel VI
Know Nn,h,nesm a. follows: Foreigners and
Roman Catholics may all ride 10 The chariot Of
American Fleedom. But Americans must
drive
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The members Of South Lowell Academy, being CALI
cd together the occasion Of the death Of Mr. CHARLES
NJ. HARGRAvE, who departed this life on the 26th day
the following resolutions
!. Whereas it has pleased the All-Wise Dsposer Of
human events take from our midst our much beloved
Fellow Student CHARLES M. HARsRAvE, we do most
sincerely sympathize with his bereaved parents and
brother and sister; and we would remind them that
in view Of his calm and willing resignation to the will
Of his God and the hope Of Heaven often expressed
by him, they should consider their loss his eternal
gain"
Q his death we have lost kind and loving friend
who ELECTED share Of praise and admiration from
all with whom he associated, and whose every word
and action guided by rules of the strices morale
y and highest principles Of honor.
g. In him the world has lost who babe fair to be-
come an honor to his family benefacor and
namcnt to society, and bright and shining light in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of which he had been
highly exemplary member for some time previous to
his death.
A. We will endeayor TO take warning from the early
death Of our much beloved schooIate, and make pre-
para,ion to meet him in Heaven.
S. We wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
6. We win send copy Of these resolutions to his
afflicted family, and also copies to the Richmond Chris
tan Advocate the Spirit Of the Age, and the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for publication.
p. A. moore, Chm, i
Il. VI. McINrYRE, Sec,
ALsIY VI. LEATHERs,
Taos. w. MAYHEM, SCommittee.
JoIS +. RHEM,
x. 5. BowDES,
$. r. KooScR,
MABRIIDs
In This County. on the sad inst. by Rev. A. Curric
Nj. wv. r. HrsHEs TO Miss saRaH J. MINIS, dsugh-
Ter Of Mr.. John Minis.
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TO Wool Growers,

MY Machines arc now 10 order for Cafling
A's Wool and making good rolls. Those
bringing their wool well prepared may depend
on getting good rolls. Prices TOT rafdinR. "a
cents per pound iuf unmitej; is5 cents per
pOunl fof mixing. o. tho 9Th pound Of The
wool. Corn. wheat, Iiaxssrj, heeswax, ialIow.
bacon AMI lard win hc taken 10 payment for
Csfdinv, AMI esn money will not We refused, ns
something viii Ne expected 10 payment before
Tic tolls arc taken from nc mschiucs.
ALl.N. DICKSON.
My ilih, 1855. ST.
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SALE OF SLAXES.

a Esceulof Of David slain, deceased, ths suscri.
n will al HE late residence upon The public foai
leading from Chapel Hill 70 lIsoroush, about one snd
half miles from ihe former place. offer 81 public sale
10 the highest bidder. upon Thursday the 1sih Of Junc
next, THREE SLAVES. Terms made known al tho
time Of sale.
WILLIAM STRAIN, E.'r.
Msy 81, 1855. sg.-iw
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tbs u. s. SEsATE.--There are six vacan-
cies in the United States Sena,e--one Wing aud
Eve DemocraliT. New Hampshire. Indiana.
Alabama. Missouri, California and Pennsylvania,
have each 10 elect Senator. Mr.. Gwin, of
California, will claim seat on the ground lha,
a puraiy vote elects in California, aud he got
that vote on The first ballot.
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WANTED.
PeruVian Guano.

WE have arranged with McssIs. Baneda & Brother,
w Agents Of The Peruvian Government. for supplies
Of pure Guano Of their wn Importation. and of il for
sale in any quantities. the following prices for cash
only:
One Ton or under. q cents per pound.
One 70 Five Tons s5l per Ton Of 1000 pounds.
Over Five Toes $50 rel Ton
Deliveries be made at wharves 10 any one Of
the River Boats, or frcm our warehouse on The west
side Of the River 10 the cars Of the Wilmington aud
Manchester Road, free of erpense.
Drayace TO the cars Of the Wilmington and Weldon
Road viii he SO cents per Ion Railroad freight from
Wilmington to any point on the North Carolina Road,
not west Of Hillsboough. will he SO per ton.
DER0SSET & BROWN.
MAY 2sih. s9--5m
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m ~ ST

EINE Mole.skin HATS, for Gentlemen, FROM
u Gennin's celebrated establishment. Also,
Fine Black Lcghorn Hats, light and neat, for
Summer; and variety Of other Straw Hats, for
Gentlemen and Boys.
JAMES WEBB.
April lG. 50
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NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned hating. a. May Tern. 1885, q
II Orange County Court taken out letters of atlmi.
nislraiion On The estate 81 GEORGE w. MARIS, decd.
hereby gives notice 10 al persons indebted said e.
tale 10 call aud make immediate payment and those
having claims present them duly authenticated within
The time prescribed hy law, otherwise this notice will tc
pleaded 10 The bar Of their recovery.
sAM'L NJ. WILKINSON, admir-.
May 2sIh 1855. Sew
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Valuable Residence for Sale

~E-gN By virtue of Deed Of
3gIIG Trust executed to me BY Samuel
f3MEkIHd d. Scheduled for certain purpos.
sssS cs therein mentioned, | offer for
sale the House and Lot in the town Of Hillsbo-
rough, lately occupied by said scLoolfeld. The
House Is entirely new and pleasantly situated,
and has several large rooms, well lighted and
well ventilated, and conveniently arranged, with
broad passages, and easy access to.the piazzas
fronting north and south, There lisa well Of ex-
celent water on the lei, with good pump in il.
convenient both to The house and Kitchen. All
the tut Houses, including Stables and on Ice
House, are new. II would afford delightful
Summer residence.
FERNS made known on application to tie sub
sefbei.
J. A. TURRENTINE, Trustee.
Hillsborough, April l6, isj5. s3f--
a.. The Raleigh Star, Fayetteville Observer,
and Wilmington Herald will each give The above
three insertions, and forward paper containing
it with the account
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South Lowell Male Academy
ORANGE IN * n

JESSE p. BAGBY, A. b., Principal.
BENNETT w. BAGBY, Assistant.
Rev. Prof. BRANTM YORK, Lecturer
on English Grammar and Execution.
rE,HE next session Of this School will be opened
u on the 9th OF July. Students are request
ed to he present on that day. al lie exercises
will he entered into, and The lectures on English
Grammar and Elocuion commenced soon AFTER.
The morals, health, DC, OF South Lowell aie
too well known to need any remark. The PIN.
cipal is graduate Of Randolph Macon College,
and experienced 10 teaching.
Board can be had a the Academy Hotel for
$3.50 pef month i; several gentlemen near the
Academy, ale also prepared TO board students.
For further particulars apply to the Principal
for Catalogues.
E1EcrTIvE coNMIrrEE.
DIR. A. w. GAY. Chm.
col. d. g. PARRISH, Sec'y,
REV. II. ARNOLD. Treas.
REV. JOHN 4. M'MANNEN,
JOHN B. LEATHERS. Esq.,
MR.. WILLIAMS HARRIS.
May 18th, 1855. 2m--pd
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scmPruRE WELL APrLirD. II i slated
that Bishop Dosne, of New Jersey, Is strongly
opposed 10 temperance. short time since,
Rev. NJ. Perkins, 81 The same denomination,