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promissory by the three Tor
r snd him
e the the sfGsT s All 4. % s ss a
sDjope6 By the Supreme Court They are tyeS Without
A cARD.-To HIs HONOR THE MAYOR AND CON.
boot On the
tias ser.S s grievances sIisS tssS have had put
ss%rsSss %s ~ s
hs @ 5s ass we'll for was2
b. to e y rss n 20 % Ss ss
By twelve stands which 40 front and - feet
& fe h ON ~
ss hs 40 s y s = hs
sPecuissrs the contrary
& hss 5 20
enonsh for the sowage Of % wagons although the truth
gsd point eiy Thsrs IS
Now reckon hs The o,hsf her a1s' ansh.
Per dss don. ossrpy sreuns
i Is.
hs % tho. pay for .. he srSund
is:f aT email psIs"" Of the ground
ssns The s and
sssss @ ' Sis
the dealers rban he can fa,mers; and he viii
IN that they and hy
take reasonable price fsom comes along;
hut they obliged sell to spectators. Mo- they have
% sss
truck It get prices would
ask zane man would go to market and give more or
r.; y,
rights tramped on by tee moneyed Long Islsno
and Jersey simer Yes It Is So More than one
secret Of these teoe loving farmers o. Long Island Who
their produce fromy they buy long Island
farmer and speculate c,ers No. Whsre do they
C to torfos vs TO nslss%are 6ocwsrs Peaa
syivana West Jeysey along the Delexare and
dnce brought 50 this and that's whas loving
hey Sn ss sy gsS
mno to ask for their produce and they think by de-
eompshed ars OF their task But cali enter
PIisins hard wsTking citizens .Ysa, would you be
shipmsn.s from The above n.msd p aass amount so.
SsSSmmsnsiSg aud will IssSsby smSnns to two hun rsd
phia will amount four thousand dollars for the
Susnstes We havs known 25o barrels Of = peas s to
come from Philadepha and West jersey day,
nsy The sIs sas
could only sp ro
shipping much produce into this market would bea
nice penby their and they could get any
they were AJAX for produce n tact think It'll
for be peoples hey ss
attention o. worthy Mayor will called to the csnsd
his views the to the Common Council. Signed,
5ssn sn fk Kip Co. Sssis' Ssvia s. usss uSssap''n'
Isaac anylar, samusl J. Pote,
Al. McCarty, Daniel Moran.
j. Ee Mott a Co.
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Willlamsburg City News.

RoTBrRnsL-rhe house OF Frederick Doscher, corner
cf saeg and Eorrs streets, Eastern district, was bur-
gaously entered Sunday afternoon, during the tenn
poa,y absence Of the family and robbed Of two gold
watches, quantity OF e wery and silver ware, valued
in all at about 500. The same afternoon while the
family Of John Palmer, No. So North First street. were
absent at church. the bouss entered by means Of
fase leys and nearly all the apartments ransacked
The thieves did not nnd the money which they were
wobably IN search OF.
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Here have total of 574 foreigners who have re-
turned to Europe sDce the lst April last and il We add
to this about five hundred who viii sail within few
days, the humber will De n.reased to two thousand.
The passage ticket Ia the siseraga, for Liverpool
formerly to eight dollars each psrson oeing re-
qued to supply bmself with provsions but the prics
ben raised this year to eighteen dollars for each
p.ren the gers being supplied BY the of
the vessel Ibis has been found necessary put stop
TO the frauds and impositoDs which pracsed
upon them by itch CT agents and others.
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Superior Court
CIVIL SUIT AGAINST COL KINNKY-OPINIoH ON THF
LAW OF LIMITATIONS.
Before Hon. Judge Campbell.

LAW OF LiMlTATlONbs
Before Hon. Judge Campbell.
MAY 2S,-In the case of C. A. Davis, Sydney Brooks
and Others Heary Kinney and Daniel J. Townsend
(sIready reported Judge Campbell rendered the follow
ing decision -
Campbell jim this Gaze the statute OF limitations
interpreted by both deie epdants, and discharge
under the hansrSpt act oy the deensant Iownssnd On
allowed TO discontinue the action against Townsend,
without costs appeared the trial that the defend
IN this city in The year 1857 goocs in value to between
md eight thousand dollars At that time the de-
iepoants resided and carried business at Psru in tho
State OF Illinois, The defendant Kinney from the time
OF the purchass Of the goods, never came inD
the state of New York tll the time Of the
commencement OF this suit About the year 1Ss0,
the eeieptspt. ToWnssnd, came into the west.
part OF the State ana after residenoe OF about
eighteen months he discharged under the bankrupt
act OF lS4. Under such state OF facts, Ia the statute
OF limitations bar 70 the recovery against the defen
oant Kinney? think clearly not. The return OF the
defendant Iownsend 10 this State Old not set the sta
tute running in favor OF the other defendant The
OF Brown sgt Ieaheld, DEMO, 445, clted by defend
ants counsel, does not sustain the position taken by
by the defendants, the plaintiffs replied that OF the
defendants had been sbsens from the State. On de.
to that repc stion the court said 1t was bad
The statute a bar to the action against the resi-.
dent defendant, as he might have been sued at any
time, and Judgment taken against him, and also
judgment against the nonresident debtor under
tire joint debtor act. The Court observes: ION
the return Of the absent defendant, non. resident
cefendant an action OF ceot might be brought on the
Judgment and then, such case, the resident defend
ant could not have blended the statute Of lmitat,ons
and the who had been absent inerpose that
defence replication like the before the Court would
furnish sufficient to it, In other words in
this very case, replication that defendant Kinney had
been continuously out of the State since the time the
action accrued, would have been held good I am fur
ther OF opinion that II the statute had
10 run by OF the return Of the defendant
send the State, that then, when Townsend dis
charged under the bankrupt act the statute would
to against the other absent defendant After his
discharge which would be q bar TO the recovery Of
judgment against him, there would be mode OF
covering Judgment against the other defendant under
the joint debtor act, The plaintiffs are entitled To jpdg
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ANOTHER FATAL FALL.
HOp,Cken City News.

MILITARY PARADR- The arst regiment Of the Hudson
Brigade psraded yesterday, under the command Of Col
shahr. This regiment is composed Of the Hoboken mill
try companies Having marched through the streets Of
Hoboen the regiment proceeded TO the city OF Hudson
and were reviewed by Bigader General Wright, after
hieh they returned 70 Hoboken and disn,ssed.
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Real Estate.
There was NO New York property offered yesterday.


brick dwellings Fourth avenue, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, los 81 by S4 EACH. 0o0
/ frame house and lot corner OF Canton ana Hllary
streets, lot "a feet ON Hillary street and 40 Csn.
-uu
lot on Raymond street between Myrtle avenue and
Boliver street, rs by 100 ...,...........SI, 81, ,0s0
DO. adjoining, tame size. ize........... 9g0
triangular shaped piece OF ground containing lots
Howard and Division avenues, and running to the
junction. ion................... al eo0
lots on Dekab avenue, between Troop and Marcy ave
lots on Carroll street between Franklin and Perry ave
nues, % b. 131, each. h...............,.....'s sI4o
2 do. adjoining. ......,..,.............'' ~ siao
lots on President street. between Franklin and Perry
avenues, % BY 1S1, each. sI40
lot en- Uno street between Franklin and Perry ave
nues, 25 by 151 Observation-Disclosures. also
% lots adjoining, size las
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usn,p STATS Dr1RIor CorR.-Nos. 2s, AZ, IL, 4s,
% srrsrxs couRr-dreuis- 1907 1874, Is, %, II,
20, S9s, 27 10 "a
e6 I0ry3, "a, ~, %, S, 81, II, 100, 1o1.
COMMON PIIL.s-AdJonrned 70 Saturday nsxt
SUPERIOR CoCM.-li22 l7s, ec.. 7,s, a45. 2s6h, as.
75o 4T6, 724 49, 4Os ois, BOO S22 923 sso 5s 255,
400, 3.s s9S, eo4, 33 446, 444 ess, sp 52s oll 9s
u.h. g26 10 q33. q %.
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supreme Court-Gcncr.I Term.

The following gentlemen admitted to the bar
after examination William G. Atkins Jesse Brush
William Cassrove Adam c. Ellis Augustine n. Giddings
@. Z. Langdell, Thomas d. Mather, Townsend scudder
henry spratley, Thomas Stevenson, Wylss Lyman.
Terence Brady, Brockholst Cutting, Aaron Frank
William Greg, Mathew Marx, Phillip Phornx James NJ,
shtehan, Ralph II. ststson, Milton 9. Tracy, Marcus
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TIM s1TAssnp Ericsson has been placed on the Hsvrs
route ana is advertised to leave this port on the ieth
Q Z Juts next
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United states District Court.

Before Hon. Judge IngersoIl
MAY 28.-An admiralty cause being on and no crni-
raj case ready for trial the petty jury ws discharged
sntil Wednesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

The commenced last week at Philadelphia The
weather delightful and drew together largo body
Of visiters the Camden ground. Two sides made
up, OF twelve side and after good play iron
Senior, Bradshaw, Richardson, and Johnson, bat
presented by The President to Richardson for the largest
score. The fielding might be better. The following
was the score
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Before Hon. Judge Duer.

~ Before Hon. Judge Duer.
VERDICT AGAINST THE SECOND AvENuE RAILROAD.
MAY 2s.-Dond Rooney rs the Second Avenue Rail
road Conpdny.-Th's action for damages for i'm
jury done the plaintiff, as reported in Saturdays
HERALD. The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff for
s2,ooc.
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LECTURES.

nR. CoLLETT THIS DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER
IL lectures ladies gentlemen every evonng OF this
week at Contnetta Hail. corner Of Thirty foureh street
and Eighth avenue upon Of Health, &C. lustra
ting With plates, mankins, Nc. Adrnson only f2 cents,
Doors open at ~. Lectures commence ats.
DROFEssoR sCHERB's FOURTH LECTURE IN
"A breohlyn, thas Tuesday, 29h May 81 p. in Pack.
Of WomhnhOOd. "
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CAPTAIN N. II. DIBBLE, OF SIXTH DISTRICT 20.
~ lice, assisted by second assistant Captain H. Cox
platoon OF the Sixth district polite meeting OF tn
German ST. Society attached tho church tho
Holy Redeemer Third street. tue return from their
1t
Resolved To return their thanks to Alderman
Macoy, to captain police
tssntb ward brooi Esstsra district for their kind
active attention during the anniversary o Sunday
school, which took place May 49, 1855. JACOB BIrrEi.
PETER NtIRrcH President.
GEORGE RATH, Secretary
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FANILY ARMS AND cENEALoaIEs.-aERALD

I1AMILY ARMS AND GENEALoGtES.-HERALDR
II Office, s46 and ssS Broadway.-HEsRY Hays, he
raidst late OF the COLLEGE Of Arms London will shortly
leave tbe city professional to Europe,
tion With his pursuits. Having those excluve nd
yantsges secured by cooegate oerhip and its prv
Jeges he will haye full to the most ancient well
records Of family genealoges, names,
sonsges Sc 40 so carefully preserved in toe College
ohises be will be happy during his sbsence 10 all
iurnisb reliable and satisfactory
formation connected with the herIdc and
of those English Irs5 Scotch aud French families whose
desct dabts the CuiteI States, the
British Provinces and South Amerioa Arms painted
epgfaved stone in the highest style Of the tho
Heradry office, Appleons Building. Of Leonard
street and Broadway. References IL required.
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A WORD IN THE SCRIPTURE wRONG.-I BELIEVE
IA have in the light IL doss deceive that ths
words shall and shalt had ought to be will and wilt in
scripture read in the English language could th
published throughout Chrtendom tor tho
serious reflection Of all professing Christians From he
lever in the imme iate revelation of the Divine will
go far respect the duty OF that man.
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GRAND MASS MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL, TO
VI celebrate the victory of the Virginia Lemocracy-00
"Wigwa illuminated The democracy of the city aud
county New York requested assemble at Tammany
Hsn on Thursday evening May 81 1855 81 o'clock to
their at the result of the poti
cal contest in virsnis aud TO Henry A. wise
and the democracy Of the whole Union the sgns and
fausticsm and intolerance Old vir will tirc
m'tas nf @ eIs nr s y;sb 'ns s 1S
John Fay secohd-w,liam Miner, Dudley daley; Third
Charles fletcher, Thomas Munroe; Fourth N.
Brown, Henry J.. Allen; Fifth-aobert Donnell John
Irsbton; sixthAp drew Nesbtt Patrick Kelly Seventh
-Jamos Murphy William NJ Tweed; Eighth-Dauel Il.
Ielavan. Daniel Linn; Nnth-w liam D. Kennedy, Eugene
@Jss r. Steers Aaron B. Roll Rollins; Twelith.co.rad
Patrick Boyle Fourteenth-John Kelly Thomas whel.n
Fifteenth--paniel w Norris, Lafayette Harrison; Six
teenth-James Gregory Andrew LeAxy, Seventeeuth-C.
Banbriege Smith William Coulter; Eiehseenth-John Mur
liam Uunham Twentieth-william Murray, Dennis Ryer;
Twenty fst-John Kinsley Oliver Hbberd Twenty second
Nicholas Sesgrist, John Dougherty.
ISAIAH RYHDDRs, Chairman.
Rlca. 2. CorsoLLr, Secretaries.
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AvVERTYEMESTs REsEwEb EVERY sAl.


90 SnO-NoTEs)-CAUTIoN THE PUBLIC ARE
SZ.COU cautioned against taking or neso,ia,In any
$500 and 81 600, $500 note payable to the
order william Bradley and by him endorsedthe others
payable the order Of James Eager all dated the 18th
March 1855 The transfer o. all the above notes ha. been
epjope by the Supreme Court They given without
consideration and will not be paid. SMITH BOOTH.
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Adults, fourteen years. 1888
Children year and under fourteen years.. 85
Infants under one year..................... 30
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

PUxcH-A ate number OF Punch contains \
cauisI caricasure entitled Great Exhibition Of
Strength" John Bull is represented with pyramid
of cannon balls on his head beneath which it Is
sinking between his shoufder-a heavy weignr. II
arms length. N each hand labelled National
Debt and hugh milestone chained about ms neck
Big drops Of sweat rul down his face, whose e1-
preston is. it Is MIGHTY hard To bear, but can
do It." By his side Is q capac;ouz sack upon which
is inscribed LoAs, sI6,ase, o00." To this Lord
Pamerssnn, who Is present IN the capacity Of
Snowman, motions with majestic air, and Bar
nurn-Iike expression Of consenance, and SAYS :" h
sA sou take this sack 6eteeess has teeth and naiE
around aas apartments, notwithstanding tie great
resahs lie mas to bear already.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

To SFoRrs4Es.-Was ash ToU- g71a 6a7-e-s Il
fastened On your gun rod into Tie liquid anu =.aa-
hing them out three or four tines, when they VII
De cleared from al impurities and can De used a.
most instantly a. the turpentine viii evaporate and
Leave the barrels dry; even if they are little
moist i VII not prevent sheir going of Ike water
After being washed thus there e no danger ct rust
Is when water IS used I am Al old experienced
gunner, and have praetcsd this fur years and
found it useful Spirits Of Earpentne can De pro-
cured ali country stores. and snail quanurE
sutfceth. /. y.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

The Protestant Episcopal LrTrRGF.-A eou-
mission Of the Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. appointed bv the late General Convention
held IN New York, for the purpose Of considering
4 memorial suggesting 4 change IN the liturgy,
held several sessions IN Philadelphia last week
Bishops Burgess Of Maine Doane Of New JerseT,
A. Potter of Pennsylvania. otayot Tennessee were
present No decision was come TO II regard 70 any
of the questions before thsm, but 20 suggest the
Division of services which tue PRAYER book allows
The unanimous opinion Of the Bishops present vas
not % make any change IN the PRAYER book or
r,sbries They adjourned to meet in year. during
wnich interval, zach member, upon the Information
received from inserogarories addressed 70 the
clergy. viii prepare an opinion and upon COM
parson Of these views. general report viii De sid
before the next Convention
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16
.rsrican Convention at Philadelphia.
Taeg-a1asc 70 ne pscayuns.
Wv Yosz. June I3-Taa Platform Com


WV Yoaz. June 13--The Platform Com
,;trse II the American National Convention at
2.ladelntia has adopted the following resolu-
mans u reference u The sLavery question:
g..ofrs4. That The American party, havi1g
-:.s, m the ruins aad n despite CT tee oppos1-
-, At the Waig and the Democratic parties
.4av cannot be nei in ln- manner responsible
ina obnoxious acts or violated pledges u
either II them
py.,s-sg. That the systematic agitation Of
-. 4a7srr question 5y these parties has eie-
-ar.,l sectional hostility into positive element
- onlft5eal power. and brought cur institutions
;.,n ,erI. Il has therefore become the I'm
,ar.tive duty OF the American party to inter-
- ar the purpose Ut giving peace GO the
..ourt-v ani 70 perpetlare The Union
p,valssd. Thai a. experience has shown that
:. :. ;nnesgble 90 reconcile opinions 80 extreme
go which separate the iisputants. and as
- -, he no disnouor il submitting 70 the
- ,,a S.,i1uaI Council has deemed the best
~,.-s1tes for eorn1on justice and future peace
= abide bv and maintain the existing laws
,,,, the subject Of slavery. as n final coHcIu
80, and settlement Of that subject In spirit and
ii substance
p,,ofr.d That regariing il as the highest
Iu+v ~ a7yr these opinions upon subject 50
iro,rraat. in distinct and anequlvocatiHg terms,
q j. hereby declared as the sense OF this Coun-
ill that Congress possesses no power under the
constitution at IegtsIatlnz upon the SUBJECT OF
.I,rsrv States. or to exclude any State from
admission iuto the Union because It's coustIru-
ION as part Of the social system and expressly
pretermittei any expression ct opinion upon
n. mower Of Congress 20 establish or TO prohibit
.I.verv IN any Territory; It is the sense Of
ra;s Council that Congress ought not TO Legs
late On the subject OF slavery a. il exists N the
District IT Columbia, and that any Interference
sf Congress with slavery as It exists in said Dis
t-;et. would be violation Of the spirit and in
,sntian Of the compact By which Maryland
ee.ied il TO the United States and breach Of
natio1sl faith
The platform was adopted BY Il to IA, the
Aaolitiaaists opposing it in body On one side,
and the National men supporting it on the
other. The Abol:rionists will make an effort to
carry out their views, and should they fail, viii
leave the convention.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

TIE FARMERS AVID TIE FoREsTALLzRs--
Mayor Wood has been waited en- by deputa-
ton Of about one hundred farmers, from the in
terror Of the State and from Long Island, com
planning of class Of men In this city. Eechni-
caIly known as :. forestalIers, men Who live
by inrercapsing produce brought here by the
farmers. before it reaches the retailers OK the
Consumers The farmers complain that. On
arriving IN the city at Al early hour In the
morning, they are met b. the 81 forestallers- "
who purchase Of them, and again sell to the
retailer and the public At exsrbftant rates, and
at an immense profit They therefore claim the
privilege Of stand where sales may be made
with greater advantage to themselves and the
public.
His Honor acknowledged the business Of the
claim Of the delegation. but said that he could
not himself remedy the evil complained OF
The Common Council had the power to do 20.
and to that body he recommended the pFesensa-
ton Of petition He further added that if the
petition we're first placed IN his hands, he would
transmit it to the Common Council with a
message giving his views Of the subject; and TO
this suggestion the delegates aeeeeded- We
may. therefore. hope soon to see the details Of
this system Of e1tartion laid open TO the public.
.osyasti sf' sonsna<s-ss, s9Ea aat.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

AN ASEcpors OF CALvy--The late Albert
GaIatiu, President Of the Historical Society
related the following anecdote to the Hon
Gulian C. Ferpla1ck. from whom We got it:
Several years ago number of CaIviu's letters
we're found among the archives Of Geneva. some
Of which. relating to his domestic affairs. e1hi-
biz a curious picture Of the daily life Of this
great PTesbyter, and illustrate stusingiy his
peculiar habits and temper. In q seosding
letter to the syndics. or magistrates Of Geneva.
he complains that they have filed his cellar
with wine Of poor quality: Il do not keep
open house he says, 90 nor do entertain many
guests at nv table and therefore the quantity
you have sent Tie displeases me as well As the
quality Il wish. therefore you would take it
away and replace it with something that l can
drink; do not want much merely enough for
my own use and that Of my family: few bar
rigues, barrels OF about forty galieng EACH say
four or i've, viii De sufficient for ne, once 3
quarter
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16
To the Rappiag Spirits.

i, IN To1r lew esra+s, yoI cannot res-
BIT must return m graz IL n rsGuest
C*s11e Win zca.e An,. - ST i air
4 III prTlfe y7uf siiies - NJ names -ca oears
Give some cseiar t0- - II y9ur hetTeu : 5I-t1.
Write II soots Ea@I 4 Gg vr7ta n earsa,
An " aas we're once s1sper-tio,3s "a sczv!sa
Len. se!l, beg g9G, saea =--ezrrl u les SAKE.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

INTERESTING TO LADEEs--TRs Etiquette af
hIssng.-Whea Queen Victoria aud Prince
Albert parted from their imperial visitors, the
Prince kissed The hand If the Empress Eugene.
the court writer being careful 10 state. lest
there should be any mistake. . her Lsrt hand. =
Etiquette required, It further stated that IN
parting in private the Queen shall salute the
Emperor, aud her Csnsort the Empress, On
each cheek This interesting ceremony, It IS
presumed. was not omitted. Rolling the two
saiure= into one midway, would seem TO be a
pleasant COMPROMISE
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

Know SoTHISG NATIONAL CesvEsrIoS.-A
Philadelphia despatch Of the 5th instant says:
There has nothing of difnite character
leaked cut Of the proceedings Of the convention
to daT. Outside rumors state that The Massa
chusetEs delegation were not admitted on ae
count Of their refusal TO adopt the tit-d ieg-se-
to stand By the Union a. Al hazards
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

No. The New York Freeman's Journal has
issued circular to its delinquent subscribers,
stating that If they do not pay up Immediately,
1t VIII have to cease It's publication II al
violent seetarian papers 1T every denomination.
similar to the Freeman's Journal, were allowed
to expire for want Of support it would De st
great service TO the cause 1t religion IS veil IS
70 the permanent issersss md coed 1t tss.r res
rscti-s churches