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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Dec l6, 1856.
The Presidents Message communicating letter
and journal from Gov. Gesry, was laid before each
House to- day In addition TO what has been already
stated Of Geays sayings to the President under date
ofNov - il appears by Gearys journal that the Free
State men complained that none but Free-Stste men
were arrested and cast into prison. and hat when Pro-
Slavery men were arrested for crime they were d,s:
charged While Gov. Geary was addressing them to
convince them they were in error and while euIoglz-
inc the impartial administration of justice, news ar
rived Of the release of Hays the murderer Of But.
fun. vhcreupon Gov. Geary fearlcssly pronounced
the act OF Judge Lecompte, in discssTsins
Hsys. against whom the Grand Jury had found
A bill Of indictment for murder in the first
degree; es a judicial outrage without precedent,
"A well as dscourteOus = him. as he had been the
means Of arrestiDg Hays, and he should have been
consulted; that the act greatly cslculsted to en-
dagger the public peace, and destroy the entire n u
ence of the feeling which he WINS laboling cay ana
night TO inaugurate here; and to bring the court ana
the Jury into utter contempt; that he would treat inc
decision Of Judge Lecoppte Us nuuity ana proceeI
upon the Indictment for murder for the rearrest OF
Hays ss il he had merely escaped that he would SUP
nit the matter TO the President being well assured thst
he would permit udic al officer IN Kansas 10 ofgeI
his duty and trfe with the public peace by making
decision abhorrent to public justice and grossly seeped
in Partially. Whereupon the Governor issued MS
warrant for the rcsrrest Of Hays, &c.
The authorities of Alex sndria telegrsphed Governor
Wise Sunday, for ann. TO suppress the sppre
hended negro ihsurrection. They were sent on tns
evening by express.
Two OF the white men submerged in tbs Midlothian
coal mines have been rescued aud grest Efforts were
making to cave the Others
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him un sad s,usl these boos would it, ssi that tie
bsv.s bcoA wsuh not BY Dore than two insAes.
The m<hsr declared that the boy had Aad bat one
rsir of hosss in two yrar and those hshsd 90, and
n at h.. ,s,h.r bought them 10 Chicago ., the vey
tine N. murdered man was at their house. This wss
AN evident Ee fer no mortal in that tine could have
worn the 81 les 90 much. Her statement was made to
r,rel MYTHICAL charge got up for the OCCASION 'h1
,.ue ts.ms,er had accused them OF ssahns pair Of
boots.
Then came McCugars turn, and being led 70 De-
heye that We were on the track Of sos on
their ssy from Chicago to Michigan, who might nave
STAYED at his house this very night and might have
uvr6er,d this man. To refresh ~ memory, we re-
minded him that il the came team that he oougnt
tie boots from that his con hadon, and then ne 10
uembered the circumstance perfeliy well and thai
was that very night. His neighoos remembered tha'
70 team passed the road that day or the next for tha
light came on fearful storm asd that night, without
q shadow Of doubt McCsrgaz murdered the poor
ira -eer. His wife gave him something that stopped
all pain ard soreness in his fset and during the storm
the father and son put thu body upon the hsnd-sed
bsued over to the river, aad down on the ice near
the lake where they found hole and chucked Il 10,
The boy wearing the murdered mans boots.
Although the Jury al convinced OF these facts,
they could rot be proved and the murderer Was per-
mitted to go unhungs but he has met fearful fate al
Last.
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The GRADuATEs OF UNION COLLEGE.

Tie venerable President, ELIrHArxr Norr, Of
Union College, being now q vis, to this city, vss
publicly recs we'd by the graduates Of hat institution,
at the Chapel Of the University, last evening. Among
Che gentleman present we noticed the Hon. Judge Ed
nopds. the RI Rev. Bishop Pottes, the Hos Pres
too King, The Rev. DR.. DE Wit, 10 Hon. Augustus :.
Scbell 4, Y. Blatchford, the Rev. Dr. CampSsil; A.
White Or. Halsey, the Hon. John A. Lott, the Fse
Anrn Clask, John Bigclow ard a.Sers-
AZ 5 o'clock Bishop POTTER called the rectr ( 10
order nd AFTER w lev psnsS en- ss,s .bsS oSs
The Cps,xnIy made few .ssa.rks, 10 the &C arse q
Which be e1terded hearty grating to the vessrsb's
Ths Hon. Judge EpxoSps asxt addressed tss msst-
ro in happy strain alludn 20 tG,es OF old apd oy-
cone DAYS snd concluded by Offering the fo'csmg res
Curious, wbich were unania ousIy adopted'
S TIA, an 4. &c; i: s1ss9s H. s.nas bat
bls and pleasant e Ss. no, ssy ss PIN
pie. Of TIER manhood Aaa seleOre wiz s We. to. IA
1ls s"S rorSs;s to mO1s ssuss. .~oos se
fellow .sO,is: s.sssSSa tie &c se yn ,.s. ow. tina, ~
their Mater whic, they can ees pay ~ Watching ''S'
:. and Sno sS s.e here ,r..en, .aa
earnestly invite all the graduates of upssa College TO
on the @S,nus ~ and thai
appointed for the purpose OF mating '~Ao'e
ior that object,
In accordance with the last resolution the following
gentlemen were appointed Committee: Thomas lie
Wiz. Horstio Potter William Kent JOAN a; L0sI w.
W. Phillips Alex. w. Bradford Augustus Schsu, JONI
W. Edmonds, john Bigelow, George W. Titus " H.
+. Grant, Hiram Barney.
Mr.. BLATcHFoRp offered resolution TO the ens@
that The graduates Of Union College take steps fer the
erection Of large hall the College grounds to be-
known az "Gradustes Hail." and that Committee
be appointed 70 collect subscriptions for that Purpos
TIE following Committee was apponted ~ =,
Blschfcrd Stephen Cambreleng, Aaron CLARK, John
A. Lott, GeoIge N. Titus, .. d. +. Grant. A. w.
bradford, Aag. Schel Ii. Barney.
AT the invitation OF the Chairman, Dr. MOTT ad'
dressed the meeting at considerable length He gaze
history of the College, enumeratng ts dies, and she
msnv difficulties and obstacles that Fad To bs over
come before it gained its prssen. position - an ns
tuition Of learning 10 conclusion he urged upon M
graduates the necessity u erecting ball op To Col.
lege gre unds, Is bad teen propoeed.
Atthe conclusion of Dr. Mott. remarks, . list We
opened, and several thoussad doll,p subscribe be-
fore the meeting atjournsi.
"a Mott is IS years of age, and has presided oves
/ onion College GIty-two years.
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eies. batter bhss Sssns. Fexusoa HOVE - "ss
he,,ei v P. wtse TO-, Is isss butter, hess Se %
CO. sIes. batter as" DO, hec butter rssss O. 90
- toses ssssse and satnbs battery A. kessss %
Bw.sat g. 40, st. s.sf l',s.rs ss,.i'y e.:
hesss G. Riehardsou Co Phiis2-lphiA hhe> sAssiasss
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ARREST OF AN ABOLIrIoSIST.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, Dec. Is, 1855

TIE COurhr says that on Saturday morning the
Rev. Mr. Anderson, a preacher Of the Methodist
Church Of the North and chief of the Abolitoniss Of
Madison, Indiana, was captured while on board the
steamer Telegraph and his carpet-bag taken from him.
His csrpctbag found to be filed with incendiary
documents proving tina, be hsd been Engaged in run
ming Of slaves from the neighborhOod Of Cauollton
The papers found in bis possession also implies te many
distinguished Norherners. He was taken yesterday
by the steamer Superior to Carroion, where $500 had
been offered for his capture and arrest.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

BosTos, TUESDAY, Dec 10, 1910.
The schooner w. s. Brown, from Port-au -Prnce Tor
NewYork, was totally lost Conception Island. No
Date. Part Of the cargo was saved.
TIE heavy westerly gale of yesterday prevented the
steamer Islspd Home from makiog her usual trip from
Hyarpis to Nantucket.
large brig, in attempting to enter Muskeges Chan
mel to the westward Of Nantucket. struck on shoai
near the entrance at m. yesterday, where enc now
remains with the sea breaking heavily over her.
boats crew from Nantucket went 10 her assistance.
Fears were entertained that the crew would not be
esyed but the boat was passing between the ves-
eel and the shore from 3 p. m. until DARK
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL

BALIIAOKk. Iutsday, DEC. TO, lo1o'
New-OIleans papers Of Tuesday Of last week are to
hand.
The reported instruction among the negroes at Har-
risop County hsd been exaggerated. The Committee
Of Vigilance had reported that there wa no evidence
ters, nor had any white man been implicated.
The Alexandria Gazette says that the rumors OF an
ir.urrecion there have also been greatly magni6ed.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST A BANK.

BOsTON Tuesday,, Dec. TO. 1870
The Holyoke Bank Of Northampton has been placed
under temporary Injunction by the Supreme Court, on
application of the Bank Commits sioners, Who allese
suIdy acts of maladminisration Of its Affairs.
bearing h 10 take place to- ouow Mr.. Choaie ap'
peang for the Bank which is .upposed to be perfect
" solvent. but which is alleged to have at various
times Of late nfringed upon the banking laws Of the
STATE The capital of the Bank is eco, 600.
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MAJOR BREcNyRIDGE.-When The Electoral Co.
lege Of Kentucky had completed is labosy ih mssn-
bers waited upon Major Breckmrdes aad teuderSd hn
IN behalf Of themselves and the Democracy q K0.
tucky, their congratulations upon his electioo 70 "a
Vice PrtsideDcy He responded In neat speecA, Goa.
tanning soDe sharp cuts q ths Fillmore mOvsusni but
with "nevW word" rslstvs 70 he RsQahucaa pssty
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HEAVY RAINS IN THE SOUTHWEST.

CIsCIssATI, Tuesday, Dec 10, loSo-
Imnense and almost continuous rains have been ex-
perienct in Tennessee Al Arkansas daring the past
In consequence.
We had fall of snow here this morning, and the
weather is cold,
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FIRE AT WATERFOWL.

WATIRTowN, Monday, Dec To- 800:
Tie Gas Works, and two adjoining dwellings ia this
town, wero burned this.tmorning. A man named jas.
loss is $4,000 No insurance. The dwellings we're
owned by Norris NJ Woodruff, whose whole loss Is
covered by insurance.
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ross OF THE STEAMER ORB.

CIScIsSATI, Tuesday, Dec: 10, 1886.
The Daily Commercial Of this city publishes specai
di,patch stating that the steamer Orb sunk above her
main Geck in the Ohio River yesterday at the foot OF
Mari,t Island. The loee is unknown.
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The new freight house Tor the Hudson River Rad.
read will be ready Sr the reception Of freight o.
Thur,day, although the Company have tso Otiss
large freight buildings with ample accommodation.
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CATTLE IN TRANSlTU.

CAMPvILLE, Tuesday, DEC. TO, IS0o.
Since last report, including stock to arrive on
WeJpesday morning 800 head Of Cattle have passed
over the New.York and Erie Railroad; also, lob csr
loads OF Hogs l6 loads Of Sheep, and car loads
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TIE FREIGHT DESTROYED AT EAST ALBAsr.-
The following figures spposed to be liberal ssti-
mate of the loss Of freight by the unfortunate fire
which destroyed the Hudson River Railroad Depo.
1pro.ite Albany ON Sunday morning last
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THE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec. is, 1856.
The State Temperance Convention meets at the
Capitol on Thursday next the 18th nst at 10 O'Clock
in The morning.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosTos, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1856.
TIE footings of the weekly Bank statement are as
follows
CAPITAL stock s3l due to 9th Bks 3, st7 900
Loans and Discts.. 81, ga coo Deposits l3e1 W.
Specie. fS'sfS'N
AMT due I'm. 9Th. Bks. 7.ll6.OO0i
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she oppressive power claimed BY tho Parliament Of
Ensls-d. Adjourned .l
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ELECTION FOR ASSISTANT EscIsEER or THg HAk-
LIN DISTRICT The following is the resul. Il the
election which was held las. evening" for Assistant
Engineer Of the Harlem District
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KINHN0NU, MNN Isl, IH0.
Goncmcn, My child had commenced breaking out last
fall small sores which gradually extended the entire
Including both which much eaten by the
q that both would drop of.
led all Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
on 1t began get better; the bottle broke and
piled gals tn it again began TO get Ny elder daugh
said PA 10 get that Turf b sisters head
looked nuch better when used 1t" We got another
bottle aud her head nearly well This aggra
vased and took halt hour day tossh H. and ii
very offensive One bottle feel assured viii cure
entirely there but little the disease remaining
Nou entitled this aud for the benefit Of others, take
great pleasure in giving You hi, certificate
Respectfully, b Il. CHALK.
To MpsSr Dove A To
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KcnL ahc Eruii about our Tart Oil.

NINNMpNU. TOIT lou
During sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
leg and the skin of place larger than hand from
the rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf OH, and In day he well. Another case.
a mule which working my day became unable to
walk On eXamiong his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the ghbors said
he would be good for nohn drew the nail use ted
piece of lint aud Turf oil and him to work at
aud from tn he has lost hour but good
ase horse badly snagged the outside of
his thigh in places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which lac stiff Your Turf
Gil applied and it brought them entirely sound II
truly of the greatest remedies have
known and have lived in drug several Use
this as you think proper. Very truly.
Ro Messrs Dove X Co. j. II. WElSIGER
For sale by STROTHER Il WHITEHEAD,
HfG hlur
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Respectfully J. y. BoNDtiRANT
CHESTERFIELD April l0th, 1856.

CHESTERFIELD April l01h, lsa6
Hssys Dare c. l Wing used Turf on and finding
be such tine Wtepo, thin 1t due yOu that you
should know M SITTER about fell on tho
chair and and bruised her thigh very muh
assumed the form boil and became very had II
anced by physician. but that did not relieve H. II became
n running and continued for nearly years tried
medicine could hear Of with no effect until was in
dueed bottle ofyour Turf oilaer using bottle
and half entirely healed have since used for other
and found the benefit You liberty to
this you think proper. 5. C1ALkLN.
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Z. sg ,sl liz IiIisOuGH FROM BC.HANAN 10
e>-'--~-2as..5s IYNCHBURG AND RICHMOND

are from iynehburg TO buchanan
rom ynchbufg to tharlotesN lille. ..............
Dn AMI after the 2d at October Packet wall
buchanan at A NJ, aad Lyuchburg I, L. NJ. Monday
wednesday and Friday and Richmond day
al o'clock a NJ
charlottesville passengers leaving Lyncbburg at +
reach Seotiesvllie at 100 NJ, day and
lotesHlle at o. l. ii. Leave Lynehburg IucIan as
Lexington A. q A NJ Monday, Wednesday and Faay, and
arrive AT NJ.
From Lynchburg Richmond see time AID dist..e.- l
card below
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These of The first class built in the city of Bal
morc expressly have superior accomino
aons passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who viii spare no
exeriion to accommodate They will be owod up and down
the rivers by and may be relied TO sail promptly as
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York.
will their ship by this line freight Will
always taken low by any other line of Packets and
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
Nwf give satisfaction Insurance be effected In
the Richmond Fire Association by this line / per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining uh
share of patronage
shipped by this line NeYor will be forwarded
free of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
yaunah Or any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock, in New York
at Berth No. ], Coffee House Slip foot of Wall Street
DAVID a. VIM CURRIE, Richmond, ,,a
C. H. PERSON N. y, "e'"''
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etAuEiS FAOIR.-Fnmiiy FIour in aun.,cr
instr iVnI Fer. NJ,
SIMPSON a BROTHER

VI SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE >ASES.aa,o
. LYNChBuRG, April 81 st, ls56-Wc are szrss9rrs1u,
~ now in receipt of the heaviest. and most soA-s-Sn-z
varied stock, it has yet been pleasure to offer to bcr
public - '''''"i
hose VINO VIII taFor our establishment with visit will be
our goods beside finding the most ample In every
branch OF our trade consisting of Heavy Fancy
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Riass An,
Self Cooking and Co.'s Pistols, Hunting and FISHING
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware of warranted oualty RE-
lin and Britannia Goods Saddlery, Carriage aud G,rov
trlmings Shoemaker's Findings, Floor and rablr IA
CMths, carpenters, Miwright's Wheelwriphts ami
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles of almost evrrv
description; Window Shades. Gilt Cornce Bands and pins
Ac &c House Building Materials such as French Gaes am
Locks OF every style and furniture, sc Farming ut
ss generally Patent Grain Cradles Grass blades and tools
brewery variety, To be found in such an establishment
wholesale or retail prices Our stock is chiefly from tho m
nacnreis and selected In person and can assure
who may call they will find assortment
pau % t"c so"'n CHAS. SIMPSON,
s. NJ. SIMPSON
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BIO ISLANIl, Bodf0rd c0nl' y. Va NOV. 7, IbT
MssTs. D0rt C0G.ihemeni used about one fourth OF
hu 1nrt OnupoH the back Of my horse, The worst
back alnnst entirely place rs large
hnud and his single application Il only applied 1t onee) cured
tup entirely and permanently really surprised ut the
aucknoss properties and think prompt
ofcatuus than anything the kind and i
sold thou ds of bottles OF other prepo aons for similar
purposes.
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HSETwEEN HzVssM0ND AND n. -(4x-l-

- 1oRk-STEAMSIiiP j a NJ l. STOW sSss=SktssAss
The L. n Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, in
inand OF capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. for Rich
m'n She VIII not take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at o riock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring to take this ship here have
Statc-Room secured by addressing by mail
- The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops at City Point
where she viii land and receive freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City
and Norfolk. LTDIAM A WATSON
Ia pi,I,,r
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fnNNgtE A WEEK E n w ZEN ..-s....
II BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam AsAELE
ers BELVlDERE and POCAHONTAS.-Thc
STEAMER BELVIDERE leav ,s Baltimore every SAT IR.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning iea~es III II
MOND every TT ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The POCAH0NTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED
NESDAI AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning. leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Ealti
iim0re.
shippers Baltimore by two Boats must have thC
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week
" LIDIAM a WATSON Richmond Va
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A RrmUm. uslchrn,cd pn,.n, Air.,iu,, seI1.

FTVsVFNlng FrWIIN, 40.
matots, &ci by Theoretically Sealing
There additional nnnnols or ,,ax no
og "i run by contact with Cement India Rubber Lead
OF "terohrnSfe or deeterious Cans and lars
are an prepared for Sealing and the purchaser has only 70
neat me cover slightly when the Can or Jar filed viii,
IRE run ana press IL down into channel the outside
hued with cement and the work ermeticaIv Seoln,
DONE The Cams are strongly made Tin Jars OF finely
sIahtd hfe proof yellow the Can which l.
Arhurs and don't waste your ruit and s gar as thousan
Il" families did last year by using made on wrong nrin
cPe The ladies are invited to call xamne these raus
by ANnppW nov n ,''""
ni'N 'i'h'hos Lynchbmg Va.
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YNCnRuRG. May 2sd.-Groccrirs.f -


Ia CERES u GROCERIES THE sulsrriber has i 70.
from the Northern cities with the largest
had the pleasure Of Offering Lis friends and no
public consisting In part Of "o
10 hhds y .. and T. II. Sugar
50 bags No Coffee
10 bbls pulver.zed Sugar
boxes Loaf Sugar
90 bbls y o. and Z. r. Molasscs
80 bbis Cote Sugar
10 bags No. Old Java e flee
100 sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton Oznahur.s
10 bales Cotton Donitsties
90 Adamanne Candies
10 boxes Tallow
100 kegs Old dominion Nails
20 bbla Tanners Oil =
50 hbls Rye Nhiskey
q hbls Old Mountain 1ye Whisky
10 Ibis J. Martin S Best
lo bbls Bcsore Ry
. " hite Mountain
zggers old Rye
100 sacks Salt
5obbls No Clipped Heriings
20 " No 3 Maekerel
800 bales Cotton Yarns
G be xes Fine Teas
3 bids I'D French Brandy
IL " American Brandy
3 " MADEIRA Wine
" Port
Together with n general assortment Of STAPLE -
GOODS, all of which am determined sell low for = ~
II in cxchante fer country produce. s'
Particular atienii' paid TO the sale WHEAT con.
FLOUR and TOBACCO JNO LUNSFORD =
Two doors above Acree McClanahan's old SIAM -
and nexi door to Murrcll & Straton Mai
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NEW CIVILIZATIONS OE TEE AmEMl

~ CAN :. S, UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
interesting volume and should be all
sects denominations.
IRISH AMY is highly interesting and seasonable volume
MEMOIR OF DoLLYoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
EATtruMBs ROW. We need call attention this
yo!umc-thc titln will secure that
scHooL DAY. RIvEwED Students should not fail to read
this volume
THE 40 MiSrAkEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often the
religious training of families. Parents don't you need this
book
The GREAT QUESTION is great hook It Of great
rests. VIII you read it
All OF the above and the publications the American S S
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn looks Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, be
had at Lanshome & Walkups Book Store Lynchburg Va.
r. &. JENNINGS.
feb Its Supt. \ 5
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