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WHEAT MARKET,
Springs Mills.

T wish 20 Purchase three four hundred thousand
bushels or good Eiercha ntabe wheat for which viii
pay he highest cash PRICE.
Charlotte from it's rilties Of transportation 10
the hest INLAND rke.S in the Southern States have
rccIed large Merchant Mills contiguous the Railroad
be Of grinding three hundred barrels of -four per
Ssg and to ket them running must have wheat. So
a,iEy xlong, if you the highest figure for it.
am prepared to grind for toll il you want flour
ShCss brk III will succnt sell it any nlaFke in
ths wHFld here is the place TO haze iactgrrd
Th,so Mills have already made 4 reputItion not in
f.,iar oary in the country
LEROY SPRINGS.
June IS, 1855. Aft
Whig, Charlotte Banner Salisbury Enquirer, York
vile; Standard Chester Intelligencer Shelby News
Ashs5iile will cert months and forward bills to :hc
.ahscribcr At Charlotte.
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BOUNTY LAND BILL.
g. w. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CH.fRLGTTE, ~ &.

Ii Collections uther business attended to with
npns,s particularly SUCH refer to the prose:
c!Iiion ofP~n-on Claims Land Warrants and donations
-, Bounty Iand against the General Government, IN
dsr the late Rpunty Land Law of March 3D. 1853, giI
reg Gu Acres uf Esad to all Ohcers, Land and Naval
Co.nis-aae6 OF northumberland, all Soldiers, Sea-
mrn CrrLg ~ other persons who have served IN any
Of the Ware in which the United States have been Ell:
geg,1 since lI9C and so to all Officers and Eodlsss
~ tbs Revolutionary War, their widows and minor
Ch;Idrep.
Persons having such claims, by presenting them i'm
nedrately may early issue Of their ccrtrh
c,fe.. Ukc-, doors south OF Sadlcr's Hotel. tt36
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NOTICE.

ATfSG made out all the ACCOUNTS DUE III"
-nEMOCRAT"' OG.ce for Advertising and Sub.
s-rpiioas, all persons ihdrb,cd to us are requested
81 pay up wthou, delay. The Business of the
E,.e firm mus, be CLOSED -, July Court, or those
iad-b'ed must ,aks the consequences.
HARIAG {; HERROS.
June 90 40
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Save yaUr Costs {!

TIRE E":,s nd Aic"r;uts OF III. late firm of A. b
| i-inc = -. hss been placed in the hands Of ;. W
r.vi. E-q EF collection aud settlement Those in
bic ctrv ~ SGtc Account, r"qurSt' to make
,a.rei.tr infringement, further indu geHce cali
upf =.j ~! 49,; to granted.
ALEXANDER & JOHNSTON.
Apr: :, 1875. 3".r
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Dissolution,

The partnership heretofore existing between
he Subscribers, under the firm Of " hiNd q
HEBRON. in The publication OF the e Western
Democrat" has Expired this day by us own iImI-
iaion. The accounts due the firm must be closed
rs soon possible, Either is authorized TO settle
r. P. WAXING.
RUFUS II. HERON.
June 8, 1888.
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NOTICE.

sCpSCElPTi0N OF Eve hundred thoussnd dollars hav-
tze ee4n Essde to the CAPITAL stock of the Wilmington
SsEigtts aaa Rutherford Railroad Co. and the FIRST install
u and hall dollars per share having been rsu
Sry pad in according TO the provisions Of the notice
- hereby gwen that the Books of Subscription will be closed
Wednesday, the 5th day OF September
meeting Stockholders will be held WsdesSorIugh m
the County OF Anson Wednesday the 81 day ut Otube
rexI IL nesl desired thal gil OF the Stock shall De re-
ressosed estbos in PeTsoo Or By pSoEy
Tln,sg.eo, n. c. Sept ( 1855, 40
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NEW GOODS

DARks HUTCHINSON arc now receiving the
l. largest and most varied assortment Of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dress Goods
ever purchased by them. They solicit an examination
of their stock bought ENTIRELY sr CASH rheir Good
will be $500 1@
april 81, 1855 An,r
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NEW BOOKS FOR SALE
AT
LOWRIE AND ENNISS'S BOOK STORI

f'HE Slave of the Lamp, Posthumous Novel, by Will
HziE North Ingenue, the first days OF the Blood
hy Alexander Dumas. Translated from the eEiginaI
manuscript
Fashion and Faneies, by Mrs. Stephens
The Maroon, legend Of the Carribbees. and other
tales hy w. Gilmore Smms.
The Castle Builders. BY the author of "IIeartse.
're Heir of Radelyfe :" "Sccnes aud Chanccs'' ETC.
The Oh Inn, the Travellers Euter,apmen by
Josiah barnes, Sen.
The above aro all the very latest and most popular
novels Of the dey.
We oVnstIHIly keep hand u large and we'll selected
stock OF stationary of every king aud constantly re-
oeiving ali the books that being PuLlshed and
eoVks that have not got, get tLs shortest
rehce- 4e-ti
June %, 1855
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-10
BY THE MAIL.
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA

NEW YORK, June cit is reported that q due
was fought between two generals IN thus city, Lea
wentworth and breckenridge, resulting in the dealt
OF the former. The latter was severely wound
| ed 1t is stated that Leavenworth was the
| challenger, owing to offensive remarks BY Breck
inridge at the Shakespeare Club. $500
Gov. BipIer was h0nored with public reception
on the 18th in San Francisco. The military and
some 1000 private citizens were in the process.
sion. 80 =
GaTego four in jobbing lots, sold at Sl3. Ad.
amantine candles "a Wheat ST. 5OaSI To-
Turper tine 20. N. oQsugar 81 Hams HI
Cheese A. @ ,7lsssJ :, - .-7a'l
The advices from the Sandwich Islands repor,
that the british frigates President and Elceste the
sloop Dido, and Steamer Brisk. all left for the
poovsk - :, -,
CONCORD, N. a., June 6--Both branches of the
Legislature organized this afternoon. 1aso
Inc Senate elected the Hon. w. Halter, of Hina-
dale, American (whig) President. Only one vote
IN opposition mas ~ s-'1lis' =
The House elected John J. Prentiss, American
twnlgJ Speaker. by 2lS against sc for all others.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The Kinney case came up
10 the District Court this morning. 1t was moved
toquash the indictment owing to technical defect
The motion was denied. trs
BOSTON, June 6.--The America sailed to-day
with zoo passengers and 81 ,0I2 500 in specie.
The mail train from New York last night dseov
cred distractions on the track near Worcester
the rails pried up and six stones underneath. A
irghtfu collision occurred and the whole train was
thrown from the track into ditch. The baggage
car was broken in pieces and six persons who were
IN 1t badly but not fatally injured. The foremost
passenger car was broken, also the trucks of the
passenger cars. The passengers escaped without
serious injury. Ali arrived here this morning. l'
1t is supposed that the attempt to destroy the
passengers was made by robbers, who hoped that
during the confusion they would be able to rob the
train of large amount of specie in charge OF
Adams g. Co. for the banks in this CITY, An en-
CINE waiting at Worcester was iampered with in
order tc prevent aid being sent. 81
The specie was much scattered, but was recov
cred. The amount was probably upwsrds Of half
a million. - - 1i5uus = 70 e
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
NEw YonK, June 6th-Tbe Waehino,or

New YoRK, June, 6th.-The Washington ar.
rived this evening from Southampton. = p
BosroS, June 6th.-The Africa arrived to tlay
Her papers contain but few items of interest. A
snppliment to Presse ID Orient publishes on dts rel.
atye to the bloody battle on the heights of Bala-
klava, between the Russian division and corps O.
Turks and Egyptians. The Ottomans it is said held
the Russians IN check eleven hours, until the re-
lnforcem' frora the allies arrived, and forced the
hussSIahs T. retir'' ~ "a and Lecarld are in
state OF ii ,ge IL sec 4 ted that the addition
to the Russian army, to ue made under the last
ukase, will consist Of 2500O0 mea. - - ~
BosroN, June 7th.-The Peruvian shin 7rirnerva
was wrecked on her passage from Melbourne to
Callao. She had on board GOO Chinese emigrants.
nearlyall of whom were drowned -
CONCORD jane 7lh.-Col Kinney was not in
court to-day. and could not be found. The judge
declared his bail of $1,000 forfeited and issued an
other warrant for his arrest. s.-a3
PHILADELPHIA, June 7th-The election OF Car
]lsle, the American candidate for Congress 10 the
eleventh Congressional district of Virginia, is coz
frmed. -
The know nothings had banquet at SAMSON
street hall Mayor Corral pre- i'd lg, with large
number of vice Chairmen. The room was taste
Iaiy decorated, and the table abundantly supplied.
4OO or 500 persons present rl4ss
First Toast--aThe Union" Responded to By
Kenneth Raynor, of North Carolina, in patriotic
speech.
Second Toast" America ruled by Americans.
Responded to by J. B. Ricands, of Maryland. .-
Third Toast" Religious liberty" Responded
to by 9. Andrews, of New York. sl..f
Various other speeches were made and the pro-
ceedings were not closed till a late hour There
was much confusion, and the speakers were fire.
quenty interrupted
PIrrsBuRe, June 9Th, night-River rising, with
10 feet inches water in the channel Weather
showery. ''l
CINCINNATI, June Sth.-Weather fine-F1our
advanced, with sales at 91Oa9 %. Whisky 81.
Sales of corn at 75c. Cool demand for bacon at
81 for sides aud u for shoulders, but are held
mostly at 9a9s. Sale of 400 bbis prime lard at g.
Cheese dull at g. Butter l4sl5c Coffee-sales
of $50 bags at lOla1l.
PITTsBURG, June 9th, noon-River falling, with
10 feet water in the channel. Weather cloudy,
with indications of more rain.
NEW York, June 9th, noon.-Stocks duN-mo-
ney market unchanged. Cotton firm. Flour I'M
settled-declined l222c; $3.50 bbls good Ohio sold
at 62s987. Southern heavy at ll.27al2O0
Wheat dul!-Michigan 2.56a260 Corn sitter, but
not quotably higher; $4,000 bushels old mixed
selling at l.02al05. Pork advanced l2t Old
mess 17.00al750. Prime II 60 HIS Beef firm.
Lard dull. Ohio whisky heavy at 35a35aa ~
CINCINNATI June 9th, noon-River has fallen
is inches since yesterday Weather warm and
Flour 910a925 Whisky 3O5 Pork
1600--ssles Of 800 bbls Nothing done in bacon
or lard Sales of 300 bbls good fair sugar at g..
OoHee IU3all. s,. q 81. s.ss
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s8gH Mr.. NELLER, the agent for the sale of the
New York Reaper and Mower, gave one Of
these machines a trial yesterday on the farm of
WILLIAM r ELI1sroN, near this city. 1t proved en-
trely satisfactory to the large number Of gentlemen
present; reaping an acre Of ground in about TWEEN
ty.three minutes. We take this occasion TO call
the attention Of our farming friends to the excel
lencies of this Reaper and Mower. Many compe-
tent judges consider it equal if not superior to any
other patent. 1t is for sale at the store of BEN s.
WELLER, on Market street.
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HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBoLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures Weaknesses and all diseases of the Sexus
Organs whether in Male Female from whatever
they may have originated, end matter of how long
standing.
IF ysu contracted the terrible disease which, when
seated in the syste n, will surely 90 down from
one generation TO another. undermining the constitution
and sappng the very vital fluids OF life do not trust
self in the hands Of Qoacks who start up every day in
city like this and fill the papers with glarng alsehoOds,
too well calculated to deceive the young and those not
quanted with their tricks You cannot be too careful in
the see cton of q remedy in these casss. ~.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced BY emf
physicians the greatest remedy known. 1t is
medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and innocent
in its action and yet thorough that it annihaies
particle of the rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies, does not dry up the
disease in the blood 80 ~
Constitutional Debility, brought by selEsbuse most
terrible disease which has brought thousands OF the hui
to untmely graves thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents, and bghtng in the bud the glorious
ambition of many noble youth, can be cured by this
Infallibe Remedy. Aud medicine which must bene:
fit everybody from the simply delicate to the confined and
desparng invalid equal to be found ting both as
Cure and preventive.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
fsNHE above l0stituon is permanently located, and
not surpassed by any similar establishment in the
United States in point of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge of the duties of the Accountant
.s bookkeeping. seL --
This Department is under the immediate supervision Of
the President of tie College who practical book keeper
having had many years experience in some OF the largest
counting houses in the Union. = ~ l-l
.ssi Commercial Law. ~
This Branch is under the superntendence of JOHN A.
McEwEy Esq., Member Of the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands. a1 %
The Course of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night so as not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
.r Mercantile Calculations
by WV. FERREL NJ Under this head is embraced every
species OF calculations necessary for keeper BUSH
ness man TO Understandable Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c. &c. .7-f
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping, by Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety of business both prosperous and
ADVERSE .,..--....t---.--..- go
Commercial Law Lectures including the use of books. SIS
Pennanship-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
one month ..... ......-........ 60
For fifty lessons b. taken within three months. so
az The above fees payable, invariably, in advance
The importance OF this rule obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge "a
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation:
hence students enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption. asl.. 81 .rl..f ~ --
Merchants and business men will be supplied with com
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for 50 per weak
No student will be taken for less than full course ia
whatever branches he pursues. .sH tH
Time required for full course-from six to ten weeks
- Address Southern Commercial Colegs, Nashville,
Tenn" t- es. ap27-citwGwly =
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t9S- The attention ofour readers is called to the
advertisement of the agent Of CAPUERRo & Co 8
Mammoth Gift Enterprise, Of St Louis, to be found
in another column We would advise all to peruse
it carefully and after having done So We think they
will call at the Office, No. 60, Cherry street, and
procure one Of those beautiful engravngs and
thereby receive numbered receipt emitting the
holder to a share in their list Of valuable prizes.
The concern comes highly Recommended By some
Of the first gentlemen of st. Lonis
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Sonthern Forwarding House
w. H GORDON co
Agents i'm Mas

!. a genus In Mas hyiIle for
lVoaG. AT CO, WYATT 4 CO.,
FORWARDING AGENTS Z GENERAL COMMISSION
80 MERCHANTS.
NV would respectfully announce TO the Merchants Of
Wv Nashville and vicinity, that we have secured the
services OF the well known house of Messrs W H. COR
DON CO. whose pleasure it viii be present cur Tor.
waring bills for collection The counters of our patrons
in Nashville Cur bills being made payable in Nashville
VIII esctusy do away with all the annoyance and
venlence heretofore arising from having to purchase drafts
make renances, leave deposits, &c. &C
hoods consigned 10 iarariabiy forwarded
he same day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel az
ter the railroad depot is closed for the night when this
occrs ne goods ara slowed in ire proof warehouses
og INSURANCE at cost 70 patrons.
Woula again retu grateful thanks to merchants
ss1sy IN iennsssee for the patronage heretofore b
ers bestowed upon and at the same time respectfully
sol lner Dusne SO long they find it to their inter
- aA YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co,
sf S- Savannah, Ga
49, WYATT & CO.,
may ~ Charleston & T.
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KSToKERBoCKER MAGAzrSE-The June number
Of this favorite Magazine has been received 1t
will be seen from the following table Of contents
that the accomplished Editor has lost none of his
remarkable powers for enlstihg the interest of his
readers: Heroes and Hercisrn, by Ayfault Lines
One Love, by Sigma; My Old Guitar, by
- Iwyven; Boating Down the Allegheny, by Ed
ward R. Campbell Chinese Letters, No. 3, by Fan
Keni Crossing the Delaware, by Miss Louisa E.
Vickroy; A Deer Hunt on the Boquet by Paul
Martindae; Stanzas-GOne; Lines-In the Forest;
Sketches from the Country by w. L. Tiffany; Stan
al zas--The Battle, by j. SWEET The Occupation of
Sebastopol Out upon the Hillside Stanzas- Dust
by Schwartzstein; lLines--Henry Krke White;
The Compete Susquehanua Angler; The Outward
Bonnd Ship, by Isaac Mcclellan: Havana segar-
Smoke, by Henry P. Leland Life and Death, an
Extract: Literary Notices; Editors Table.
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LAND, GOLD AND Ola MONDs,
So o, o o O, as
G A p u r r o & CO.'S

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE! s-
NO BLANKS I'D "a
Between "a, 900 and 5000 Engravngs Actually Sold
.. since February last
HEAD PRIZE A 10000 DOLLARS HOUSE.
IN THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS. =
/ On the Northwest Corner of Locust and
q, . Seventh Streets. s
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Country Seat a few Miles from
the City. 1890 o.
Watches from $40 to $3.50 = e,r,ess .51ss5first.
Diamond Crosses worth $500, .a.
Diamond Pins from $50 to $50! Il
Diamond Rings Worth 500,
THIS MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE Nv
The best ever offered TO the public progress and will
draw early in the Summer :
By the Payment of ONE DOLLAR a parson rseaivas n
beautiful Engraving of either
The Monarch of the Glenn
Chip of the Old Block; or ~ zr
The Stag at Bay;
From IAndseer the greatest animal painter in the world
aud numbered receipt emitting him draw any Of the
above valuable prizes
The prizes perceive not such as make IN the
lotteries and rallies of the times but of real value con-
sistlng as they do, of Land, Gold and Diamonds
sS Office for the disposal of Tickets No g. Cherry
Street nearly opposite the Post Office; also at Stiles
Market Street, ard B +. Williams, Broad Street
Indiana, Ohio Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin Money
received at par fer tickets
Al! orders addressed shall receive prompt atten
ton. IT. CaSWEIJ
JuReS-lm General Agent
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA


For Purifying the Blood removing all diseases arising
from excess OF Mercury, exposure aud imprudence in
life chronic constitutional disease, arising from i'm
pure state of the Blood and the only reliable and ehec
tua known remedy for the Of Soroula, Salt Rheum.
Scald bead Ulceratons of the Throat and Legs Pans
and Swengs of the Bones, letter, Pmples the Face
and all Scaly Eruptions of the Skins.
VNHIS article is now prescribed by some Of the most
i distinguished phys claus in The country, and has
proved more efficient in practice than any preparation of
Sarsapsri vet offered to the public Several cases of
secondary Syphilis Mercuria and Scrofuous diseases
have entirely in the ncurable wards Of Pub
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised. These cases
furnish striking examples of the sautary effects OF this
medicine in aresng Of the most nveterate Diseases
after the glands destroyed aud the bones already
affected
NOrcE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
essors of several Medical Colleges and certificates of
from patients will be found accompanying both Prepara-
tons.
PncEs Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle do for IS
OF Sarsaparilla, "a
equal in strength gallon of Syrup of Sarsaparila.
Prepared and sold By H. 7. HELMB0LD, Chemist 25S
Chestnut Street. near the Grard House. Philadelphia
To be had of and Of Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
All letters drected to the Proprietor Agent receives
astfan
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing Days TO and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.

WASHINGTON. (Am,) Southampton, May 20,
m ir.,oci Nov Or for Rd h3an
ATLANTIC AMI liverpool, June 2, for New York
ST LOUIS (Am) Havre. June 6, f0r... New York
ASIA O3r) Liverpool June 9, for. Boston
HERMANN (Am.) Southampton June 90, for. New York
AMERICA, Or Liverpool, June %. for Boston
PACIFIC (Am.) Liverpool. June 80 for. New York
ARAGO iAm) Havre, July 4 for New York
AFRICA fBr) Liverpool July for Boston
ATLANTIC (Anl) Liverpool, July a. for. New York
WASHINGTON IAN Havre. July IS, for. e. New York
FROM TIE UNITED STATES
PACIFIC (Am.) New York, June IL, for. Liverpool
WASHINGTON Jam New York, June lG, for. Bremen
AFRICA (Br) Boston, June 90, Liverpool
ATLANTIC (Am) New York, June %, for. Liverpool
ST. LOUIS (Am.) New York. June 50, for Havre
ASIA CBr) Boston, July 4. for. Liverpool
BALTIC, (Am) n. York July H. Liverpool
HERMANN, fAm.) New York, July IA, for 80 Bremen
AMERICA (Br1 Boston July IS, fol-. Liverpool
PACIFIC (Am) New York. July %, fOr..... Liverpool
ARAGO (Am) New York, July 2s. for.......... Ravre
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THE REV; DR.. RoARDxANs NEW WORK.

THE REV. DR.. B3kRDMAN'S NEW WORK,
THE GREAT QUESTION Will you consider the sub
Il Jeet OF Personal Religion? 10 op. l2mO.
To Pastors Parents Teachers this volume will prove
q seasonabe and valuable help. -
EXTRACTS FROM PREFACE.
at is an every day occurrence to meet with persons
who feel an interest in the subject of religion and who
on this ground excuse themselves from giving their
ton to it. have in very many instances wanted some
suitable book to place in the hands of persons of this
description.
within a certain broad and comprehensive sphere,
Bakers Call, Allenes Alarm, Doddrdge's Rise and
Progress or Day burtOn's Great Concern of Salvation
might answer the pu pose But with great number Of
individuals not one of these admirable works csuld be
used with any hope OF its being read.
at IS hoped that the present volume will prove
ceptabe Offering to who either negectng their
duty, who have friends TO whom they would like
propose the quesOn-"W you consider the subject of
Personal Rel gion?"
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
may22 al College Street