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The Tournament on Monday the Fair grounds passed
on pleasantly aud agreelby, and attended by thou
sands OF delighted spectators The charge 10 the
knights Was delivered by c. A. Rose Rsa Of tbi. cite
aud was alike Appropriate tasteful and eloquent a.d "a,
spoken with great earnestDcss aud effect making the
men and boys applaud the echo and the women .mo
more rldanuy than We think il likely that Ro,s
effort on this occasion put him someu hat in the w,v r
getting wife and doubt intended in some do.
gree 10 accomplish that object-whioh is an object no
sTous near The susceptible gentemaTs heart We trus,
ne m'de good IMPRESSION a. his rhetorical compliment
to the ladies certainly deserves that he should We have
rarely heard more love talked in short time and il
hs ady-love cannot be made beuign,nt, and kind and
gentle and reasonable by speech lk, that why he had
better hang hi- harp on the willow, and quit
The most interesting part Of the ceremonie. Of the
day vas that IN which precious and wel-beloved
"'s'ard root figured 10 such eminent advantage III.
review OF the military gone tbrou IN with with the
utmost m''ehaaee prophety, dignity and skill and was
entirely satisfactory 10 the assembled company. who
Taceu each and every movement gesture and look Of
our martial Qua'tlebum Governor With absorbed .,,.n
lion and interest In short the Commander ipcbif q,
the Naval and Mltsry forces Of the Old Do,oiuo, -.
an object Of universal observation and the ,oo, e,o
ung curiosity All fncied tbst he vas about IN tsLe r
his ferooioos march TO the Pan Handle and ali ,n,vined
mat they could see him marching back again victorious
VIM fcnnsyvana, Ohio aud New York In his b,e.ebe.
pooSe' ana some halt dozen smaller Northern State.
IN bis vest pockets And thereupon loud shouts ran, III
ayr With the cry-"Long live 'Gssard Foot the hero Il
one mighty pitched battle and the Saviour Of the sour
The assembled thousands indeed manifested
hai they considered own Wise the grsates, aud go
successful Captain Of this or any other ara before an.
o'ahs OF whose extraordinary military genius the ,ob,
es' conquerors OF ancient or modern time. vo,la =,
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uo" tina, she s lost to Fremont Hh chance then nj.
sey hopessss and ' h equally q ,lectioa By the
people Losing Pennsylvania he carry every other
tree State 70 insure his election. One hundred forty.
nine votes are necay elect The free Staea without
Pennsylvania. cast just i4s votes The loss Of single
vote from the free States defeats him. That he vi lose
many. is too Pspabe make il necessary poiu, them
out This state Of facts puts snd and forever
TO the objection to Southern voting rlusors
through tear o promoting the election Of Fremont Tha,
objection nov shown 20 be- vhs always In truth
,nere moonshine" Fremont being thus out Of the way
Wings Americans, and Union loving Democrats are l.t
entirely Tree to vote Tor the OF their choice Mard
FILLMORE.
Let this vies be earnestly and constantly commended
TO the calm consideration OF every man. Who preerring
Mr. Fillmore has hitherto hestatcd about voting Tor him.
est BY his vote he should advance the election the
Black Republican.
Wings, Americana, Democrats Fillmore men Of vir-
g'na, hesitate no longer. Act vote according your
preferences. and the chances than equal Of
fillmors's triumphant election. AN OLD WIG.
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FoR rHE Vino.
TAXES.


The assessment in progress, Of lands for
Is suggestive OF = lev brief remarks.
The basis proposed Tor taxation Il the cash value OF
the lands averaged upon the present and past years
The equity OF this mode would consider.
Economists have spoken of three standards Tor the In
terchsngeable value Of property They labor bread
stuffs, and money.
The best standard be admitted to be that which is
least subject 10 sudden vason BY this labor be-
comes the standard OF value Breadtu. and money arc
liable To fluctuations in value amount from the greater
or les annual product Of agriculture the
igcncies Of commerce.
The money value Of labor may rise with the greater
abundance OF money but the products OF labor will rise
In the same proportion. Hence labor be said to
stand midway between money and subsistence Ininhu-
enced by either
Two elements may be said enter into the value of
lands viz their natural fertility. and the labor which has
been expended upon them. These may be condensed
into one. Their capacity TO produce This capacity
which the intrinsic value OF the lands may be At once
determined. by the record OF its product through Pc
Rod OF years sufficiently retrospective include all the
usual vicissitudcs OF aud the fluctuations OF
MERGE thus aifordsg actual average value Of the
nuai product of every estate. Taxation this basis
~ould be equitable
The basis OF taxation established by the average cash
value OF the lands IL equitable.
l. Because actual cash sales DO occur and the de-
ductou OF interest from the price would ascertain the
cash value lands often bought by ssnguine specu.
lstors above their real value, when prices are now
vancng and often sold in seasons Of public ca.
lamity, (~hen prices declining as much or mor,
below their intrinsic value.
. Because the prices paid for large estates Of which
but portion is improved also under the influence OF
specializing spirit which would attribute equal values to
the improved and unmproved portion. Capital sunk in
tins very seldom spoken OF but successful pecr
aons beralded in the press and the latter
improperly taken for the market standard in the
price OF lands.
In opinion the mode of valuation should be th,
average annual product through period ut least ten
years OF the improved portion Of Zach estate and the
average annual value OF the unmproved portion for fuel
timber and cattle range for the period as far a.
that can be ascertained AGRIC0LA
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for hs Wkso.
Mr. Editor 81 bed intsadsd bsfors this 10 hav, r;v>n
you The Rom Mass Meeting Of the toth bat nv
time h. been eoassnsy occupied We r-rrs, thu, ,h.
crowd email bu,h easily accounted for When
re heard that the rport had gone forth that ws had
usde an indefinite pos,ponement Of tho meeting Tho
prospects In the morning quite Responding up To
O'clock No strange speakers appeared among Us but q,
that hour NJ Lewis H. Garnett. Of Essex with Mr. Jno
Cutcher OF westmoreland arrived greatly the pasure
and delight Of ALL Three democratic champions were In
attendance, and expected speak, t~o In con-
sequence Of pains In the fundum had TO decline You
si remember that this Is oyster season. thou you can &C
count for the 'ocoloco grip Col L. T. Montague who
has been for several years feeding from the public crib
entered the ring and led Oh In speech OF hour ds
eossng the chances Of Buchansn election aud sndsav
orng u relieve his party OF the pesen, burden ofe.pon
sibhty laundering and dragging close Mr. Cutchsr
came la reply and do honestly assure you his speech
child play, but thorough vncaton OF his par
it, principles leaders, short To use tb, common
phrase, be gave Mr.. N. and his party particular fts-
Among the trophies he beautiful boqact from
the ladies, ~hich Hastily culled and gotten up Just
at the conclusion OF his remsrks the steamer Seldom
reached the wharf, giving the glorious FROM Bslt
more, and had here the faces Of
fhends they stood holding their fundums, In mystic
agony, when the udings poured upon them, you
would have been really amused In all, had quite
"feast VI and how Of soul" We are cr~dtably
told that on Monday last Mr.. Robert L. Montague.
the old Ted Fox strsyed OF Gloucester When d. Yer
by marked him and turned him for another season.
Mr. John Molly Ia fair representation the name
Tor he Is not pretty) mounted the stump in King and
Queen, the day, aud falling in with Mr. Thomas
Cro1on OF Esscx he made look than usn.
al Mr.. e. found it necessary to expose Mr. Ms ignor-
anee OF political men aud measures in his doing which,
Mr. struck With the thought that he had become
fool that he might be wise. for OF his folly he must
have been most fully persuaded Glorious may be
expected from the LIST OF November Mr. Saunders Is fast
breaking down the East and think the PEOPLES can
diae must be the victor. We rslying aud aboiin
to this end We have the very best assurances irom
every part OF the district have spun ths long
aud viii therefore conclude with best wishes for
sell and our cause URBANNA.
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perseverance TO secure his triumphant election Nov
that the Fremont bugeesr is out Of the way, let all
the Wings and all the Americans at the South unite
their efforts organize thoroughly their forces, and
hight the battle to the end with renewed energy and
ardor, and we firmly believe that the victory will be
with US on the 4th Of November. To each and all
we say-pull of your coats and roll up your sleeves,
and devote the entire interval between now and the
election to personal canvassng and individual exer-
hon IN your respective counties and neighborhoods,
and the result cannot but be gratifying and glorious
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:. TOT IN WIZ.
Nr bditor On last Thursday II the good iottane
o. the czes Of this county 70 hear the odeatgsbe and
eloquent Tyre Msupn OF your city deliver political al
dress Justice cOmpels TO say Il uas the greatest
speech We have ever listened TO- II was an arguments
i've Grafton, tots Nres atqHe rOfgnd. Mr. Maupn sur
yeyed the whole field Of politics. and proved concasvey
That The present Distracted state Of the cosntry l. aog
ther 9ving 10 Democratic Encouragement An steiB.
gent Democrat dcclScd the conclusion that tho arR
ment was uuanswerabe namuch the speaker subsiau-
uated bis every assertion by the inabe testimony
IL vas amusing 70 zee tn opposition -enble At the auk
exposition o. The meaoness Of their party NJ Msupin
~ course Of logical reasoning demonstrated IN tho
upon The success ~ the American party In,L~ed hIs
speech shrded unspeaksble grathcaon 10 his iriends
In conclusion, allow say that the frieuds Of PHI,
NOR ad O0esou are the alert aud wok vigorously
'of thef success Respectfully, AhERiCUS.
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Tux FiLLNoRE CavsE-we invite attention to the
following Our friends OF the Fillmore Press in other sec
tons OF the Union will confer favor by giving
two insertions in their coumns;-
PHILADELPHIA, October II, 1885,
At meeting Of the friends OF Willard Fillmore An
drew jackson Doneson convened this day from various
States In the Union, the Office OF National Committee
Hon Thomas u. Clay, OF Kentucky, called to the
Chair, and NJ Allen, Of Massachusetts chosen Sc
rotary. The following resolution was unanimously pas
sed -
Rcsotred That the Hon. II. Day, Of New York, and
Hon Henry d. Moore of Philadelphia be authorize ed 10
receive contributions In aid OF the cause from the friends
OF filmore and Donelson throughout the Union.
THOMAS II. CLAY, Chairman.
STEPHEN NJ. ALLEN Secretary
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Fillmore Mas, Meeting at warrep,on

We learn from the Alexandra Gazette that Extensive
engagements have made for Fillmore Mass meet
ing, which Is to come of Friday warrenton
Several distinguished speakers have promised be pres
ent, aud refreshing and glorious time is anticipated
We trust there may be grand and insprng rally on
this OCCASION and that the people will out e masse
We rejoice to witness the zeal everywhere animating
friends throughout the State Let them push the ball,
Sn the victory, and then enjoy its consoa,ions God
sneed he richti
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RcHuoSD. October 9ist. 1885.
Tie oorgnsndnS ohesr ~ The enrco s plsEoons tenders
WE raFrt hanks ~ That the ohers ~
ani copanies vo ~ their sffsrt bearing and stu
ss - much enhanced the festivities u the 2h instant
I've Cnmaning Ohcer % Dragons deems
y or he services u hs corps te city
WI tttcf having right, than n demand them
~ th.nsa u he Company repeatedly offered 70 ne lodges
800 hsrsha Eho ably discharged their duties
obsscles The Ora,or u ne entitled aeknovge
~ e Dragons r h happy and appropriate address
knfhts md cififenfodiery
ne nett returns ~ ue Tournament 81 he 9 tOo
VA anouni addd 10 The lately appropriated eBrco
~ t-has ben ORDERED b. dspoed 10 he city
hats AZ psrmanent C0pany fund ne Interest b.
or DE ~ ne Troop u hoped that through te beraty u
" citizens Of DE county, he u ue members Of
Company an .moent corps Of cavalry he PLACED
ent basis ready n act Al short notice police guard 70 The
w. sud 70 reinforce the volunteer regiment ~ NE cry.
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When shall we have them !

When shall have the proceedings OF the great
venton Of Southern Governors at Raleigh What wa.
done-what was sad-what was thought therel Shall we
ever knosi Wont "Gi.,ari Foot" open his ugly mouth,
and satisfy just and patriotic curosi,y' Is it posi-.
be that h hA. been guilty of the fors the treason Of
the culver' VIII he remain SILENT when the country is
all impatient to learn what transpred R,leighs Are
the ErD"Rer and Enquirer in the secretr II So cut
With it gentlenen. for IL is OBLIGED 70 come
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PrrsnuRo. Oct. 3. 1876
r. p Fienniken.

PrrTsBURo, Oct g. 1856.
GeHHon,n-Your invitation TO accept Of a public en-.
tertanment il just received lie being rendered to me by
the friends OF agriculture greatly enhances the comp.
ment and calls forth the most grateful emotions that
susceptible mind ~ capable Of feeling When under 81
unlocked Tor mark Of regard from citizens so dst
snd respectable those that grace the s Of your commit
tee at tbs head Of which recognize the name Of the VEN
cradle and distinguished Judge Tilkins In making nv
profound Acknowledgements permit To say that how.
ever hatterng this token Of respect ne personally
my thanks are elected more account Of the cause II az.
ricutnfe being thus noticed time 100 when political
excitement y 20 peryadng. than my individual ac-
count Devoted ne am aud have been IN the advance.
ment Of agriculture aud however praise NAV have
been my efiorts IN lie behalf like true devotee claim
nothing Tor myself but yield all N the shrine at which
worship Yes, gentlemen II V glory enough for me 20
have sttracted the attention Of and others to the field
in which ] have 20 long ltbored. And II ! might hope
that your example woud be- iooved and your Influence
farming 10 other words the interests Of
should rejoice In the prospect Of happy consumma
ton.
can scarcely express how delighted should be 10 p,,
take With you at festive board ~ your spreading but
must reluctantly deny myself that pleasure Much has
yet 70 be done IN seeding and gathering on my fam
which has been delayed unseasOnablg by weeks absence
from home 10 attcodng the Pusburg Exhibition BE.
ides there are other pressing demands upon nv time
which constrau n leave here ~ the earliest moneut
alter the closing Of exhibition which your influence add
presence did 20 much 70 make successful and respectable
can 10 than thus hastily 10 reiterae nv thanks
and bid you an afTertonate fare~eI. Jsurs GowgS
Hon. William wilkins Hon Charles Shaler Tho
Scott, William w. Denny, r. Biddle Roberts r. IT, Kerr
snd Others.
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os Tss,d o., als q sssss An At ne r..asnss ysm..
j. Hsdchds. aTcd 10 months
In R,sas-ss. s'h uIt, Nc. JOHN NICHOLSON. Of
Preston's RIDGE.
Jey,sva. r.etI-nburs. u. ish Ins ROBERT JoyoE,
o. Trela
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Ma. kE. ca. "a bits No. n.cssrvl, im s.nbhl. a.
Av4 VI bn Nos DO; In prrne order,
sseI SHIELDS eonRnvtLLs.
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING.

nj S0s -. to-, !. 4, - ~ 81 r.
uHee OF i'iso acres about 40 cleared known
IN Nelson CO lies within IN miles OF the canal Terms
s,,n. A. . 49,, -, se, -. 49,, ,,>
asS-A eieaedD on Creek,
Automatic eoanty niles from Charlottesville
s Guy 10 houses ahd lot. knoun as Prentiss row.
"a Tn,s., 80 -, SS g. a ue.ns az o."en r. NJ
OF a Aneia y IL
eae aS is the tenement opposite 81 Charles Hotel
~ =, a. pe s9,a AZ oeioe.
-A ouuhs 70, on Snuish hli opposite Mrs Van Lew
a"o E'' street, oetveen and streets,
rs :, e"euens anu 'Os VI the 'Aiey commencing
- eioSt an "a,
co,nx .,,h a~sinns n,hnn ~ raInsve Amelia
while ~ ogdn Also on the premises NJ same time, four
go, sS S 'I IRAN ~, .' l., u,o ., a -,
uv uAe' IN henrieo county, miles below Rich
nond1en. containing 20 Aer-s the Other The Re-
:. s,o =. soiu on , .se premise
n - IN o. 80 $3.50 1vo IN spooyNania county
e' no" eAs @hsS "0a mas ''iek dwelling with ~ rooms
/. -, ...-,- an
m ,aocisni coov,v " w ss' "''s on Tue L"ie Byrd
=. ~ - ~, v AN, 40 - nen' county, situated
ASou' - "hies hehnonh See
A'S 20 o. ", " a; 'or P,r sa =, - a., - -
y;,, -, a. ~ 80 " " =, $3.50 !'o os uI,syeoD IN hlng
VIII" eouhty ~ @'s from hchmond -'h Dwelling stei sso,
AZ ~ eoek A. NJ
Z, onn,~ ~, $3.50 % anu so 70 iorssp
to .. be sold a. fAnsssylie, y u ,oo -
III sNe o' NO uAeu OF w. acres each on Tie
Anna rv ~ nsnossr county sh dwelling on zach also
a. a, .w.u... c...Ln ,,..,.,. A., cx,..
,,, ~ IN ShArlotte eeeay,
Isgsn lbs Of porS 's'' " Wv ''- s''p'' e's'' A"a
Sam. day--a tract Of Aeres on which a. I'D min. in
Buck CHAIN county-to he sold by The sh,rid " '"
AIso-In this city at o'cl M large briek m.n.on an
Clay, 81 occupied by T. w. Broekeubrourh
T-A tract OF about I,D acr-. M co M, ,h. m -
Kehuond and Danvll- w-lng o,,han...
Term liberal. Adyd NV VIM RI.on
same day-A Kan.wha ~ H. e dam, locks Ac NJ th. Cos.
River Navsa Company. $50 N'
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E,en ynlLsgE,saIA rMlGE a .,sfFfA
WEEK.-The No s,eau-hip PEVNeYLvA. KSAXlk
MA Oslsln Dsvi T~ai freleht
lesys on THURSDAY. Oct aA, a. ~ o'ci0ck, A n.
passage papsrior apply
oc12-N NJ r. rUrrLR Rockstts.
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10 argnsss ish ~ Rev. O. CsborDe Capt
d.. y ". Tarnbon deed.
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Meriied Honor to Distinguished Agrieulturallst

At the late Cattle show Of the Pennsylvania State
cultural Society at Pittsburg it seems by following
from the Pennsylvania Inquirer, that public entertain
nent rendered To James Gowen ESQ., President OF the
Society, and OF the Jealous dsnterested and
untiring friends Of the in that great State From
What have heard Of Mr. Gowen aud his active devotion
the OF agricultural improvement his own State
it gratifying notice this honorable tribute to his merit
PrTTsBrRo, October 2, 1856
JAMS GowEN, Voluntary.
Dear Sir Your friends aud fellow citizens appreca-
ting your la5os in behalf Of the farming interests OF our
county. avail ourselves Of your visit Western Pennsy-
vana. President OF the State Agricultural Society 10
bid you hearty welcome aud tender you public enter.
tnment such time will bpst suit your convenience
during your briei sojourD
There is nothing that would give pleasure than
meet you at the festive bOard-you, Who have been
foremost in urousidg spirit that now proud TO
Stiffness rife throughout the whole land for the develope.
ol the great agricultural OF our county
Remembering past eXertOns than twenty years
have witnessed since your interchangeable efforts for
the eXutaton Of the character OF the farmer and the i'm
provement Of his condition. for which you are entitled to
the gratitude aud thanks of lover OF country
welfare. With sentiments Of respects
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tation Of tosxth.r
1sOsosi6 rs Ia 1852 ard In 1850 thar IL no
incr.sss Of sioppo bs than An is ana
the export OF the goods has been
yarn III, lnsr...ed export sicn. Is 100000 De- yarn
Uoso n % vool.n toooOo ana In ,om.
the rtion Is sn larger u imm.nsr a.
sopto, OF rav materials rising food
sngars vi Tor continued adequate IN NOR,
prosperous such the coming promls. be Te
srngcncy Of the
. Wen as cause Of The great activity manufacturer the
Imports Of silk and silk goods AGENT In
causing that demand Tor sueh In
the public mind ~ the dates to Be
the consumption textile 20 .xr- M.
production OF the RAJ materials all that
necessary consequence all descriptions rise AZ
admit OF the continued manufacture unit, In
advance In prices OF raw materials aha. have produc
ton as to produce resetion.
At the last session Of the Illinois Legislature the fol
lowing passed: --f' ..-.f .Erl. b..
BE enacted, @ That whenever anS Of following articles
shall be contracted sold, delivered no
shall De made TO The contrary, the
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The Annual Cattle Show and Fair Of the Union Agri.
cultural Society Of Virgins and North CaroIpa is nov In
socccfu operation at Petersburg sod viii close on Friday
evening.
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From the philadelphia Ne,cs.
To THE PEOPLE or peNySyIy.NI


spurious Electoral ticket purporting to be Fillmore
Electoral ticket having been printed and circulated IN,
ndersigucd deens it his duty caution the public
gainst it, and to state that the following il the genuine
fillmore aud Doneson Electoral ticket in Pennsylvania
hich will be printed and circulated and which will be
oed by those who In favor of the election of Nll,
,llmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson:
ELECTORS
JOSEPH X. INGERSOLL
ANDREW STEWART
ARMSTRONG I. FLOMERFELT
HENRY WHITE
JOSEPH s. RILEY, SEN,
HENRY ID. MOORE,
DANIEL D. HITNER.
ISAAC NEWTON,
STACY BROWN
JOHN q. MYERS,
SAMUEL KENBAGY
HENRY W. SNYDER
KINDER CLEANER
ROBERT F. CLARKE
SAMUEL YoHE
CHARLES +. WELLS Jr
GEORGE w. YOUNGMAN
JOSIAH V. HOSHUUR,
SAMUEL 4. DUFflELD
GEORGE w. PATTON,
JOSEPH ii. KUIINS,
WILLIAM w. SMITH
WILLIAM N. WRIGHT
HENRY PHILLIPS
JOHN N. d. NESDlT
j. n. HETHERINGTON.
JAMES WEBSTER
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THEoIOcICAI, AM HEIICIoIs uooUs-

TMEOIOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS HOOKS.
ANts WOODHOIsE GO. have for sae Of Tleo
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tunf y Stanley, N. A., with Maps and Plans. a.
Prophecy viewed Nv Repec It. distinctive special
Ieeon and proper Interpretation b. Pabarn; Kdln6urrh
ysst snd ne B:st oh Prophecy Exposition By Pair
critical Cgmusniary Hebrews, BY Pranc, Sampson d.
D., Hined By Dr.. nahnsy. t2ho.
hye on W Anerra, Account Origin Relation "a ths
sta ard present. Condition o. The Evangslcal o.
- s votes on he Unevangeeai Denominations; By Robert
Typcsi Special Creation BIZ Rev jane. Ne
Cn.h authoF OF III Divine Government
Memoir John kito, d. D. By J. Ryiand ~ A. vos a.
erons poe,rnsi and Praoesi BY Rev wism Bot
oomsn.ry Epi.ae. Epbe.I.n., By oh.. Hods.
Psophs. Of The Rss,orsuop o. Hsex zeehsns and rsu
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rs rrus intellectual system Of The Unvss By Ralph ovdver
TIE Gospels vers. by Pssqur zo..
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An Ansyuct Concordance 70 The Holy ne nhl- me-
scnsd unde Distinct snd Classified Heads Topics ssd b.
John gsde D., n n ~. London. a.. ' "
story o. Doctrines ~ X r. Hagenbact Pofr of
Thso'e N ". University o. Basic Translated b. Hsck
Christian Tkslsp, By Rob'L Archer Thompson fqs
Pa,arey, o. The Family, ~ by John
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Ihey nt te tsnon o. The Gerry and The reading people
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EXHIBITION COMMITTEE.

vuNU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Who prspariur articl>s
Tor exhibition a. the Mechanics. were unable 10
nr them IN for tbs arst day.
u"e Tor r-essins such extended for day ionEsr