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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
C'OR LIVERPOOL DIRECT-Tbe sta.m.h;n

LUX DIV EahIUUII DIRECT.-The steanship
j ETEA 3ft0 tous turtteo W. Hius stcotnmand,r Tb.
aud sesrer will cal from the brrish ana NerI Ans
eaI fot al ss Steam Peeket Conps1y pock at gsrsoy Civ
On FRIDAY the s PsssAxe pey for frs,c sss
cLiJ fer whom there ereeent oumod aions 400
Ecinds tfosisnUs snd Stewards Geo. sithout snss OF
N1uen b ottsI ed board F:esht tsksa Al rea
~oaSse sass AIpJtO L. CrHARD No. Bow! !us 0sy,a.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

GREATLY REDUCED PhlCES.-AugustHU ~
" L. MAIL LINE Fifty pounds OF baggage free 10 cenu
pourd -Four hours from by Psns
Rs! road Through for CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad
The United States Mail Steamship Co will dispatch for aD
wall FRIDAY, Aug p az O'Clock precisely
hc pier foot Of Warenst North River the weiikn aE
fas, steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt VIM L. HerudeA-
[ ~ Pssser gers and Mails will be forwarded by Panama
Rsosd connect at Par with the Pacific msd Sesu
manier which viii be ~ readiness and leave immedsasiy
for Ssr Francisco
The pubic informed that the Pacific Mail Steamship u.
always have extra Steamers lying at Panama ready
for to avoid possible detention passengers mafa
For passage apply to l. w. RAYMOND at the only ofcs
Of the Companies No III West cor Wsrrenst N. Y
Freight Aspnwa 10 ceps per cubic foot Il pf
pound prepaid. And freight viii BE- received sftsr Ii
oelock Oh the day Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

fof SAIL o, EXCL aNGE f,c Good St,cks Productive
Pe this CITY 32ok From Goo 10 600 Of
teau.fl bgh rt so brscing so OF Of
tcsory mile I'D quarter Rock River
and borrGed the by nsverans brook fJrty~o
hors ride from New miles from the populous city
Of DxoD a. the Iii Genital Rlresd Dnety miles north
s<s ou Chicago vhe, srpad ruhs through the properly
20 tho tDsspp, thirty mi For beauty OF scenery, salu
OF Gin anl j. cbl-ch odG .tional advantages
1t has few eQuas Vest ad for aR1 ultu al purposes,
cell vster and f4..ss Of ortaon, cannot he eN
cd he re1- he ali al nds with game aud the
18th bsh Of every AZ en inve.me1 this estate
icuc.naIs DixcD vi it's 500 nhsbi ants,
eht etu,c6 and ele rapidly approaching it, and must
faw render ~ the properly own 1ts.
TIA oleD ard teIns iterGl Apply to J. o. BOLEN, No.
I-o Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
Jnslruriiou.

DERNARD Il REDFiELDs BOARDING aud
ND DAY SCHOOL ~ fOU~G GENTLEMEN No IA
eo1Der CT 81 kIlsplse The Aueieut and Nc ier.
Languages and Literature the Elementary and Advanced
Raerss'ics the ExGc Sciences; thoIo ash
Coles'.o course P-E@ y'e 'artmer has bea ossnTeS
Cs Ih AcAdeuc yeer = ths istitu vii ccmmence on
MONDAY che sh sspternbe Circulars bs ebi.I-s
cs Msss's Ii. T. KlERsrED SON, No 5e9 Brorwsy cor
of 6fr nfst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
Ocean Steamers, Sc.

HEw.YoRg May II, l65s-
NOTICE.-The rate of Freight by the SteamerI
~ Of this line from Liverpool reduced to per tn, Iss
uement, until further notice. L. r. CoLLiNo
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The sailing Of the Steam
- ship GEORGE LAW for AsPINWALL is postponed 10
the I'd inst. at
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

EDXARD K. COLLINS, No. s. Wsnst, n. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNAPD Co,
No n Austin Yrsys Lor.oa.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., Perii
Yhs Of these ships viii be eccountabs Tor ef.
liver bullion. specie jewei precious stones metals uns
uls OF sainf sxned &srsior At tes vaIs thersf
yrssseJ therein
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
CUTy of KFOKUK UOWA) EICHT PEI

CITY Of KE0KUK UOWA) EIGHT PER
~ CENT BONDs-Princpai and Interest payable in the
CITY orkIhe subc'ibers otter Tor sale lSc eS
the Eight Cert Bonds of the City OF heokuk state OF
Iowa pay able January 1876 interest payable 'e annually
on the st Of January and Jul in the City Of New-York
Tie above Bones issued for subscription to the Stock
Of the keCku Fort De oLes and Minnesota Railroad Tns
Stock pledged by the City security FOX the Bonds 1
er o 10 Of the City and guaranty BY the Railroad
Copsry the prompt payment Of the pnpa and interest
The Bouds are colveIibe into said stock
City Coulc have tbs authority 10 levy an extra tax 10
pay interest on Bonds ooo
The population in ls.0 was about. go
The rueiiou In 1856
ard increasing With rapdty unsurpassed BY any city IN the
West rrcporopste 10 its population - , ooo
Ases,ed value taxsbes in the City in 1851 *7ll 800
Assessed value o axatIes in the Cry IN iS5S 9io @
Assessed of tsx4hes in the City in la3 75o.p
Assessed value Of taxabes in the City in Sji. ss7Oo
Assessed value Of sxables in the City in lej5 80 900
yse,ssd Of taxsbss in the Cry IA l86 .5,oVo
E. W. CLARK DODGE Co.,
No 81 Wailst New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT. BONDS-Ths undersigned offers for saIs
the SEWN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS Of this Com.
pay ae ssus having twenty TO run Interest psyaHs
all the first days February and August 81 s
DUNCAN SHERMAN / Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

AIRS. OKlLLs BOARDING and DAY
- SCHOOL wi. te n-oPeusG on TUESDAY. Sept
00ass can b ess-insA a. as' ,ss.onss ~ sai .i.s
81 brostwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

BssK DEraRTgrsI, ALBAsv, joy 81, ie5S
NOTICE 10 hereby given. pursuant to the statute
~ euch made and rroyided tina, al ,hs one1atn,
No, ledto kEisT vsus banke- putnam County
Bank be p6-s-ot3 tn, Office of the perute nden
vis Bk Dslam. OF the State OF New ORR Tor paymen
siu yesTs the date hereof the fund.- dspos a
r IN redemption o. bs CIR; ains Mote. Issrs " TIA s
s,ss.vs,S ss W. = M h. eco 0NMAxEe. su,,.a.,ai,..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

NOR SALE .-450,0OO FIRST MORIGATE
i EIGHT PER CENT CONNERP,BLE stNkiNG
COMPANY.
The Read Is situated in State Of Iowa and extends from
Dubuoue be western termination Gaens and Chca
70 Rsro.d on the pp due west through
Ideren1enc Cedar Fes and Forte Dodge to the Missouri
at ha mouth Of Big Sioux river. - .,o.
These Bods issued upon basis Of more than 1no
are April lst peysbe in 70 their interest
coupons semi snnusy in Apr AID October aud
they deed OF of the Road equipment
stock and franchise first division Of the line
Phe Rairosd Company is the recipient OF l30 acres OF
lands Ct productive aid inviting character
The convertible priv therefore of value and the
ability Of the COMPANY urques ionabe.
tecomnc these Bonds TO friends frat class Sc.
eur'ty
Fufther be had Of the upierzned by whom
they for sale. BISHOP Co, No % Wall st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

THF COUPONS on the Bonds of the BOSTON,
Il CONCORD and MONTREAL RAILRO 1D, due 18th
Auus will ~ paid az the ofice Of J. A UNDERWOOD
GEORGE MINOT Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

BASk OkfARINLSr, ALsASY, July ie, 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 70
IN th Stauts ir such sde and rroyided all ths
issued to Luther Stovel individual bsnket
COMMERCIAL BANK 81 ALLEGAEf COUNTY, mug
b. pesentei the Ofe OF tbs Superintendent OF the Bank
ING pc apmeGt the State Of NewY orb for payment @
the date hereof tho funds deposited for the
reietngo & c-ans aotss issued 70 the s.t banker VIC
Be given
bis laWN vi. sCHOONNAhER Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

" tho large ard beau''f'y located otel known Tie
ORANGE EOUNTAlN HOL Sc, the south eastern slope
ofte Crause Monsp. Ss~ Jeuey, aHout Is minutes from
o,k CITY The srew and conveniently arranged
The ally have baths attached TO taem
w5 hot cold. shower, and plunge
The hoIss supp ieo abu ada ty with pure
brouRh. from, gns MounSn The out bnongs aud
door snd Grounds he eodsomey
lao out Beauufu sci paths, slong cascade brook
corpmose,iDg boardsr and wilt always be filed by
hs heat wiLr good iaons There at
tacSd 20 the d The whole 10 offered for
ie e;d sdduona gwen money will be waUtec
The worthy iha Lccs OF eNpesnced Hotel Keepers
Il )IrishDg business There cannot probably
b, ourd ls me City superior location Tor
Al 70 L. D. rOMPkINS
''fE' Orange, EssAx Co.,, New Jersey
C,TATEN ISLNND--At Clifton, ten minutes
- wslk ftom Vande-hiS Le,dirg-For ALE, anest cor
TAGE excellent oIie In GOD neiehborhood with hat ae
acre ~ eoUud hev ,lyaeo with Fruit aud foVers
Price e6 ipo cash Aidr.ss o. box No "a
rTNNNERY SITES for SALE.-Five thousand
u trn hundred al 6f,9 OF LAND, situated within
four aes OF prin abroad. with Water Power Hem
kook and Tiuos. c ent for four TaUnenA and ten
saw Mills and four hcz-r f-Da NewYork City Tile Perfect
Terms easy. and pike Ex. Inquire Of " b. PALMER,
Ttibuns Buildings.
WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIBS for SALE And 70 LET a. Matteawsn. N. T. Il
from NewYorh lx9li-- at No 6e Courands or 70
>. q. SCHENCK, agent. MsEtesgan, ~ Y.
~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

DIBBONS. BONNET SILKS. SATIN. VEL
~ VETS. FRtNCH FLOWFHS. OSTRICH FEATH-
HKS MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. etc =
OF the richest most s'racve and newest sty es Of
these goods received by late and o- Ow BY NJ
Ii. LlCHTENSTFIS, No ~ BoweTy. Wholesale NaTeTo Jms
up stairs Fnbsfkng solely IL the wholesale Business BY tbs
lat OF January, W.; oier gres sacrifices On part Of my
stock.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
TNHE YORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT.
l. Ed STATES MAIL STEAMER5.-2hs Eays so1syrb

ing this line
fhs ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Elihdssi
fbe BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock
The ADhIATiC, Capt james West
These shrs have bsen built by eTp,ey or It's
service every hos been taken their oonstrassa
so IL 'heE engines to nsa,e strength and spoed and s
accommodations fo passengers uneoGae1 t elegance a
lonior..
Price OF pas. from New York 20 L'vsrpoo,,
ol3o In second do, S76 Prom Liverpool TO New Yor
and - snesI Ar experienced surgeon attached sect dip
No br;a be secured rntn ped for The shs Of s n<
improved Weer-t&ht 6ukhas and evod dus1 foo
will tia Bsnks north Of q dsrees uln etss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW-
PORT aud FALL RIVER.-The splendid en3 sapsnss
steamer bETROPtak A. Capt Brown leaves New Yort eTey
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 81 O'Clock o ma
and BAY SrATE, Capt. Jewett leaves NewYorS every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY I'D FRIDAY, at o'clock p mj
Pier No ~ r. the Battery both touching 81 nss.
sort each
viii bs r-sarded .py srpn.
,snt n the shall have beer paid for
Freight Boston t9rgsdei through with srss. dsp.sh.
sy 90 Express Freight Trs1n.
WM BORDEN. AGENT Noa 10 and II WsstA
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A DVERTISING.-A choice selection Of the best
r.pe Of the whole country may made and tudciols
system Of advertising adopted ~ Il. PALMERS AGENCY
He e1paa intelgbly Che principle and practical operation
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QpNVeOOOe TOKS.-A midIe-ae UenIensns OF toI'
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The entire Foreign Press in America during tho ensuing Pres
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TOR SALE-A ROUTE Of MORNING PA
PSRs paying . 10 per week Pree +t1e casa sone but
essh customer iced GYpy. eu.Ts re 1HtSre caee ot
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JuF Neceiyed-The
DOST-BIBLICAL HISTORY of the JEWS,
from the close of the Old Testament about the yesr d0
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DIR Rabbi Preacher az the Synagogue Geenest New ork
MOSS 4 BRO. Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa
TIE Publishers great pleasure ia announcing this work
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Character requirements and personal interest to 10 justice TO
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No Student Of History but will desire to read well authen
Gated detail Of the lite Of that nation whose sufengs and
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Of human existence, while the general reader II presents
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The work duodecmo volumes of 100 pages each
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~ Metz; > cents. We recommend
Sors for the home circle. We vO1ds an.
uful. " Melrose sshotriseh-- BY Metz
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Ielguded. COOK l. MO.
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New publications.

DEMO MASON BROTHERS have
HI REMOVED from No. % Park-Tow to Nos. lOS and 10
Oman
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fourstory brown stoBe-front BUILDING, No 6s oihas,
ooIn pete with ali the modern improyement suitable for
boarding house Apply to STEWART SMITH, No- III
LIs rs West S31-ss.
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TuE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

on iLIFORNfA, OR EG U y ~
WICH ISLANDS,
cd the departure Of each Mai steamer TOT A'p
81 Al a n 70 per snnum. Sinse Copies, SIX Cents
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NOTICE to WHEELWRIGHTS. The FELL

Il
N LOE SAVING AND DRESSING MACHINE, patented
by C. W. WYATT and for which Diploma was awarded by
the American Institute Fair can be seen 10 successful opera
ton at No 81 Hudsons of jay where Rights or Ma
chimes can be had Call or address -
d. WYATT, Agent, No. 81 Hudsons'., N. Y.
PS-rhis machine will and dress Feloe every min
ute and can be either by hand other power d.
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Gbanres for Business Ellen.

4 GENTLEMAN who has for many years manu-
"A featured certain FOREIGN DRUG wants TO sell the
secret of manufsc Persons wishing 20 purchase WI
please send letter the Cbahamsqusre PosOhee Win
nan e. and where a interview can be had. GABRIEL.
CHARCOAL IRON WORKS for SALE.--The
~ celebrated FREEDOM IRON WORKS situated nen
Leystown Miin County Pa, the line Of me ennsy
vana Canal and OF the Pennsylvania harosa lo HAAS "''
a PHILADELPHIA and 1875 miles east Of Pttsonr4hc
These Works consist of FORCE with seven Crseo ose
Pres two Cnder Fires and the Machinery ilr preparing Ch
der AIso three Tilt Hammers and two Heating Furnaces
With s for drawing ali ordinary sizes Of Iron Connected
with The Forge Is FARM Of $50 Of superior land, we
fsnred and 10 Of cultivation AL requisite out
huidinas Teuement Store Houses, &C. and ABOUT
z GO srres Of Wood Land, convenient for eOaliDg .
AI.o GREENWOOD FURNACE, II miles from TIE fOrge.
IN with the Furnace all the Necessary outbnld
iuRs NIL with Of stones en- ore oshk "ith
two mes Of the Furnace and the well known GREENWOOD
(pue) Ore Bank within five and half miles Of ne unace
Also 20oo0 Of Wood Land On ms property
large amount Of land 10 susceptible Of cultiYauon
TIE character Of the Blooms and Forynss made
az these wire steel boiler plate shoVels scyhes
frngs sxes railroad tire &C. pre ades the necessity Of
further statement any party wshng 70 purchase would
examine the property when all particulars will be made Known
n desired the will retain considerable interest
For further perticusrs, sppiy 20 A. 4 J. WRIGHT,
Vine ~ wharf, Phlsdephis or 70
JOHN A. WRIGHT Co,
a. the Works. Lewistown Mhiin Co, Ps-
B-This property il admirably situated and the Iron
peculiarly adapted 20 Railroad tire To any parties wishing 10
undertake this branch OF manufacture IL offers Inducements TO
b found other place.
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IT. q | V L n T O r $.
Caaccu Of Psien;el Inventions with general lflruia
tor Na1ts and their Clses butie @ Clers.
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ALFRED HUNTER. Pu5llsher Wa.hugtol Cisy.
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AURA KEENEs VARIETIES,

m AlIONAI IuEAlLN-A. IL IIlI|I, -11u-
~ sgeT and PrOpretor-Dress Circle = ceu;s Pt III cens
0rehesirs Ch1Ts 50 cents THIS EVENING:
ARABIAN NIGHTS Or, THE GREEN RADooS
BtdIoubadour Mr.. g. L. Fox Scherszadi Mis- Hshsway
fsyorite Dance. Miss henTietis Lang
THE FRISKY COBBLER.
Jsck Snoozle Mr. O. L. Fox Emma Miss Henrietta Lang
a. SILVER KNIFE.
saveI Knife Mr. j. II Alen Wis Hahsway
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6petial Noiites.

p.s,. Once Notjce.-sUNDAY MAILS. The Sunds
Nal Tisns on the HUDSON RIVER end Et III hAaL
ROADS having been Disseminated no hai' Wy 'Ho'e '
viii be made up a this Cfhce on sunday .,,,, ,..
VIII ~ $1,000 ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster
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ITO LET or LEASE-STORE No. lO2 Vesey
i opposite Washington Msrtst Rent 20 year
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this a. an excellent
music are both beau
. s. cents. " Natalie
Lie bat a Bubble. by
- 50 cents. " BObo-
:" ~ T. ]. Cook j.
MUSK we advertise Il
-elGe il cash will be
No. ~. Broadway.
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THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL

I'D Sole LosseeBoxes and Parcuet 10 cents; Family Circle
and Upper Tier, Private Boxes fS and S6Doors
At 81 commence at u O'Clock EkENING, WI
be presented TIE grand Romantic Equestrian DIANA of
Thk CATARACT OF TUE SAEGES
MOI aua.....MT c. Fisher Zaanine.......Mme Ponis
Mon aunt. Mr. a. w. fennO Masali...... Mrs Henry
ii Robinson. Mr. Chapman NrsS evanour
Thee vii be other piece performed with the Drama
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IF SANITE AUBERT, cOlOred Woman, orgi-
nsy of ape Francois St. Domingo Afterwards of Matsnzas
or her Children, ADELE AuBERT JEAN or JUANISC0
AUBERT, OF FANNY AUBERT, all formerly Of Ma'an,ss
10 THEIR ADVANTAGE. WILLIAM c. Russell,
No. los Broadway.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
Case Of Tntermarriage.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 9th, 1856
Two curious cases Of intermarriage
have occurred in Newton county, in
this State. Mr.. Stephen Daniel, aged
56, married a daughter Of N. Rogers,
who WAS Is; and n. Rogers, aged SO,
married a daughter of Stephen Dan
iel, who was IA years of age. VIII
you be so kind rs to let US know the
relationship of their offspring, as each
couple has several? All the parties
are still alive. The above statement
is true; it was communicated to me
by a gentleman of high standing, and
can be proven by many Of our most
respectable citizens.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
WHOLE no. 2ss.
QUEER NAMES.

A brother editor rala;es that he
heard Of family in Detroit, whose
sons were named One Slickney, Two
Stickney, Three Stickney, aud whose
daughters were named First Stick.
ney, Second Stickeny, and so on
The three elder children Of another
family were named Joseph, Aud,
and Another, and it was supposed
that should they have any more,
they might have named them Also;
Moreover, Nevertheless, and Not
withstanding Ano ther family ae-
tually named their child Finis, sup
posing it was the last, but they hap
pened afterwards to have a daugh-
ter and two sons whom they called
Addenda. Appendix and Supplement.
Another parent set out to perpetu-
ate the twelve apostles, and named
the fifth oliild Acts. q man in
Pennsylvania called his secoud son
James Also, and tie third William
Likewise.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
Fillmore lost his own State. New

Fillmore lost his own State, New
York; Doneison lost Tennessee, and
now Gas Gen. Walker elegantly ex-
pressed it, the '@niber of Gen. Jack
sons greatness alone preserves him
from oblivion; Dayton lost New Jer.
sey, and Fremont has most probably
lost California. On the other hand
Buchanan recovered Pennsylvania
for the democracy; and Brecken-
ridge redeemed Kentucky from know
notbingism. Tennessee and Ken
tueky, have evinced their fidelity BY
going for Buchanan, and the demo-
cratic party is the only party now
true to the principles Of the Con-
stituiion, the rights and equality Of
the citizens and the States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
The Twenty.Third Psalm.

What a culver full of arrows for
the Christians use against all his foes,
is that beautiful twenty-third Psalm.
Let US read it,
"The Lord is my Shepherd; l shall
not want. He maketh me to lie
down in green pastures; be leadeth
me beside the still waters. He re-
storeth my soul; be leadeth me in the
paths of righteousness for his names
sake. Yes, though / walk through
the valley of the shadow Of death, |
will fear no evil; for thou art with
me; thy rod and thy staff, they COM
fort me. Thou preparest table be-
fore me in the presence Of my ene-
mics; thon annointest my head With
oil, my cup runneth over. Surely
goodness and mercy shall follow me
all the days of my life; and / will
dwell in the house of the Lord for
ever"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
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