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Dr.. Nolan E'6y l
CELEBRATED ,af. :
v i r. MI FUoGE
LIVER PILLS.

ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sbeA8es, :.
They are not recon-
r1ended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name 'pur-,
ports.
The VERM1ftcE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BILrous De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERMlFucE and
LIVER Pills, prepared by
&s"s''"s $751;.
SOLE PRoPR1EroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermituge
and Liver Fills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless. ....
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
| so WooD ST., PrTTsDukeH, Pa.
Sole Proprietor.
SCOvIL L MEAD. No. III Chartrss street
New Orleans, General v holesale Agent fol
the Southern States to whom, all ORDER
must he addressed.
Sold by p. II. KxiIH 4 Co., Athens, Tenn
WV. BURNS,
J. H. PATTON, Sweetwater,
HURLEY 4 JOHNSON, Loudop,
. J. II. MAorLL 4 Co., Mouse Greek,
AL.xANpEx 4 MoKAMY, Benton, ="
J.A.AC.W. CoryIx. Madisonvills,"
i'm. d J. }. KNOX. Charleston.
W. II. l. J n. CRAIeNILEs, Cleveland
Dec s, lsss-ly-42s
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Notice. ~
ovs'or EAST T.ns. 4 O.. RAn Roar Co, 4

\ OFIIok EAsT IENF. = GA. EAH HoAniCo,II
Athens, june -. 1859. Il
NOTICE is hereby given that on and, silsr
IN the first day Of July next. no charge win
be made, or compensation received ~ tie
transportation o. speeis or bank bills N w.
ss.s s e, s s.S' =. = n: :s Ss
countsble Ter any loss OF damage tkst qsnsy
occur in the trssspovtatiea u sPssls or bank
bills nor will this eowpaSy o. tlsjr asesAs
receive for transportation Or othsywies taEe
In charge any spseis or bank bills sikhsrs lsr
transportation or Ia trust for este ksspiuf q 4
delivery. r. @ JACKSON,
July Ally
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New Fall and Winter Good 9!

Q. y. 0I49oN
HAS Just received his Pail and Winter supply Of
IL. Goods, embracing q general assortment OF such
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods usually offered
ries, Hardware, oueensware, Glassware &C., ali Of
which he offers low down for cash or merchantabic
Country Produce. Give him q call and you shant
70 away dissatisfied. Nov ri -S25
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TuvHE uadersisnsd respectfully infsrns ths psb,ls
tx esAts each, either 81 the Nursery o. deiiversd a
Mepss Ossek Depot, he has eli finds Of eumnsr
Fall sp4 Wiptey yruih H lives 10 hohinn county
Hsu yeeas pssy Aeeae Greek Depot. Addrsss =
Jan $50 o. sHpLL, Facility, HcMlnn co., Tenn.
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John johnson,

".
James T.. Schoolield, Samuel Agee, William
worthipgton, james II. Hesm and John
Stubs.
nN motion, and IL appearing from the a.
" fdavit Of James @. Spears, agent for the
complainant, that che defendant james L.
Sohoolfeld 10 q nohl resident If this State, II
is ordered that publication be made for four
succssicve weeks in thu Athens Post, n news
Tennessee, requiring said defendant to appear
on or before the next term Of the Chancery
Court, to lie held At Pikeville, Bledsos coun
Is, Tennessee, on the Sd Monday of March,
1857, then and there to answer the complain
aut's hill, or the same will be taken for con.
fessed and ret for hearing err parte as to him
5. U. NORWOOD, G. d W.
Jan ., ls57-4t-prs fee t3-4SS
President and Directors Of the Bank Of Ten
Ephraim n. Evans.
I'm motion. and it appearing from the al
" legations in complainnnt's bill that the
defendant. Ephraim NJ. Evans is a non.resi
dent Of this State, it il therefore ordered that
publication he made for four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper published In
the town Of Athens, Tenn requiring said de.
l. L. L.
r"u"". :" aPpe", On Vt oeiore '"e "e.' MI!
y; M .ne ~ Ensncery oour', 70 oe h.,u ~ Ae'
', w",. 1 ,o,. en-; v ILL, VIC ." nu"
my o' Msrc", ioo' men anu '"ere 70 AnsweI
.ne oo"'r,a'na. "'; =, t"I s""e wiz pe
seh LOT con'esssu S" Mn ,Dr men.hg .. Pa''
as 70 nun, " Non" V .. u A.
'"n v i'''-''-rrs zee 10000
,r, 49, MIMI.
'ox" m 1:,':',. n"oas .: o i;ii
VA nl'l"e'' nteeu ,,.,,; u Tue ,a'. "'" s"'
'e''A'"e"' VI 'o"" DN''"Hei1' ue0u'
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Fur Skins Wanted.

WANT to buy large lot OF Fur skIns, such a. Mink
III Coon, Fox, 0possun, Muskrat, and House Cat and
viii give the highest market price.
November IS GEORGE W. ROSS.
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Model Clothing Store.

Athens FOUNDRY.
"AvING engaged the services Of Mr.. =. NJ KILooRE,
Ii who 10 authorised to receive orders and transact
all business appertanng to the Foundry, any person
be attended to by calling al the Foundry.
Athens, July II, 1s56-tf-401 @. ZIMMERMAN.
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M ore " ew Goods
r. TX. KEITH - CO.,
\ RE now receiving their usual well %.

"A lected and large stock of
Spring and Summer Goods!
Their stock consists in part Of Ores. Goods
Silks, Baregss, Tissass, lawns Organdies
Ginghams and Prints--of the latest and mcst
tasteful styles; Bonnets and Bonnet R,bhons
Collars and Undersleeves; Laces. and Edg
ings: Gloves and Hosiery in great variety.
Also, Cloths, Csssimers, Tweeds, Italian
Cloths, Drap d'Ete, Linen Drillings, Cotton
AIDES, and great many other styles Of season
able Goods for Gardeners Wear.
Ready Made Clothing Of all sorts, sizes
colors and prices
A superior assortment Of Boots and Shoes
the latest ct, les Of Hats, DC.
Hardware, Queenswsre, Glassware, Cutlery
Groceries, de-. dc.
To which they respectfully invite the at
tention Of their old customers and 90 many
new ones as can make it convenient to call
feeling assured the Goods and prices will
please April ~. 1885,
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NlOCKs, watches and Jewelry-A
~ nne lot OF all; also, variety Of notions-jnst re.
ceved and will be sold cheap by @. W. ROSS
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A New Churn,

THE undersigned IL now prepared to fur.
i nish q new Churn. to order, which he
warrants to churn butter in one fifth the tins
usually taken by the common Churb, il prep,
erly used. All he ssks 10 fair trial. Any
person furnishing him with milk that 10 sour
and ready for churning, and he fails to shura
IL in FIVE minues, can have a Churn free Of
nothing. Call over to the South side Of
Athens and satisfy yoursslvea y oart'
JAMES BAKER.
Refsrenefs:-L Dodson. Vim. a Hsrtss.
DR.. Atlee. DIR. Deads rick. and othsra ,oT
Athens. March II. ls5s-tf-ss0 ,ssl ~,
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j. A. A n s l. II Y,

C0mmissiOn and Produce Merchant,
Once on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta, Gta.,
XXyILL give prompt and personal attention to the
w sale Of bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
all articles Of Merchandise consigned to him. Also to
the forwarding Of Goods for the Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rates. Liberal advances Ell.
ther In cash or by accepances made articles In
or when bills Of lading accompany drafts.
J. G. Fargo, Cashier" Augusta Ca. Hand, Williams 4
Wilcox Thos. Trout Co, Charleston, g. G. WIN. Dun
surges, Bennett 4 Co., New York. J. O. Wilson d Co.
D. Stuart Con, Baltimore. Wood Low, New Orleans
@. d. wsfborn Dalton, Ca -GrsnviiIe 4 Sample Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Bearden, Son a Co., Knoxville Tenn
q. X. Reeder, Athens. Tenn. W. shapard 4 Coz Berr,
/ Demevlle, Nashville, Tenn. NOV. "a, '54-tf-8ls
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10000 .,::.r. i.:s:: S,... us;c; 4.
IsD'l's '.'' =
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I . Vi sssSSh

We would sarpssty invite Ill PERSONS Who are susr-
lag With any Of the liz thss dssh hslr TO- 70 call %
JsasnaI erztis aad Tor ~ saks II ha@sslsy hsps
that single individual will not b ound unwilling 70
Gvs Bsis sarsspsrills TRIAL asr reading and rssel
sting Ct the same time, that u 10 impossible foE the
Doctor 70 pubsh the tenth part Of the number Of
acasss Of astounding cures psrfornsd ~ ha earapa
nlia. n. amount Of testimony voluntarily shovsled
% Dr. bus eassapsrilla from we'll known and distin-
guishsd indvidnaa both In public and private lie, has
been psrfsatly overwhelming.
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Standard Medical Works for Sale.
HNHE subscriber has ssme sU volumes Medica, Books
- standard worts-whioh he wishes TO dispose Of.
He will sell them q low rates.
Athens, Nov 28-u SAMUEL n. JORDAN,
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New Goods! Cheap Goods

Low Down for Cash .
THE subscriber is in receipt of full sup.
i ply Of
FSLL IND WINTER GOODS.
to which he invites the attention Of all who
may wish to purchase. After the let day Of
January, 1855, he intends to sell for CASH
only, and will give better bargains than have
ever been offered In this country. word to
the wise 10 sufficient. A. H. CROW.
Athens. Nov. 10. l6S5-tf-s7s
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| Cna.sssr csnss - pAksvaaSs, rsnn
0Dsm ~ ma Cssx . MAszsa,
So, DssswSsv Rsiss, lees.
wiIssa MsRsymslds 4 O..


ON moiios. ssd Il appearing nom the allie
Ogatlvhs 10 sks es9plsisants bin that the
defendant yeeepk 2. Rid Il non resident Of
ths s,sats q Tsnnsssce, u Il thsrsfcrs order
I'd thst publication BE- made for four success
ave wseks In The Athsns Post newspaper
publisked h she town " Athens. NcAlinn
county. Tennessee. requiring said defendant
10 sppear On or befors ths next term Of the
Chancery Court N be held ct Pikeville, Dled.
zoe county. Tennessee, on the sd Monday Of
March, 1857, then and there to answer the
eomplsinants bill, or the came will be taken
Tor confessed aud set for hearing sr parte as
" him. 8. c. NORWOOD, O. d M
yaa ., i0s7-4t-prs fee ea-4ss
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100 Negroes Wanted,

WYE wish to hire 100 NEGROES to worL
wv on the Cleveland and Chattanooga Rail
Road, for which We will pay $3.50 per year,
clothe and lose Al lost time, except runaway
time; or .s WI pay $40 per. month lof "a
tune and clothing their banda 7'
JOHN D. GRAY 4 co.
Jan. .. 1sb7-4t-%ss
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Commission Business,
&. X. REEDER "a

D8PECTFULLY Informs the citizens 81 McMlnn
county, and the public generally that he viii attend
70 the Selling, Purchasing and Forwarding Of al kinds
q sroepss Also to ordering Good recsgs. any
nsA Machinery, such - fhrsshers, Rsspers, Movers,
Stalk and Straw Cutters Of any kind wished q manu-
factursrs prices, freight ADDED. =. : 1850
good lot Of Threshers on the way and 70 arrive %
NV days. Ahe, one Circular saw Mn and one Clover
HnlleF on hand and for salehy G.K. REkDER.
Athsns. Tenn, may ll-tf-ale
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GALTi sALTI-s00o rs Ashland, extr. ape. for
- table use; 5000 ns Turks Island, for picking.
sept9s GEO. w. ROSE,
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and Nice an les rSej.,
ll-Just received 3 6ne stock, somethins sstirsjv
nav, Those Who wish TO make tsbXs EASY viii ~ vs
o call and examine my stock. sepfs d. W.KosS'
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
s. A RS AP A RILL A

sni eurs, without fAil:-
serofuls,
or Kings Evil,
Caucers, Eruptions
Of the Skin, Eryspslas,
Tumors, Chronic, Bore Eyes,
Ring Worm OF Tsttsrs, ecaid Rsal,
Rhsumatism, Pains In the Bones -
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling 81
The Glands, Syphilis, Dyspspsis, Salt Rhsua,
Diseases Of the kidneys, Diseases srising from ~
Of Mercury, Loss Of Appetite Pain IL ths -
propsy, Jsundcs Costivsneis, Brouchtb, Wsaknses e
Chest, sors Throat Pulmonary aetions. ssd III othss
Dissasss tending to produces Consumpion, Liver coa-
plsinta Fvnsle Irregularities apd Complsjnts, Low
Spirits. Sick and Nervous Ilesd-schs, Night 6usaes
Exposures, or Imprudsncs In Life, Chroaie eon-
stitutious Diseases and - . Spring sd
Summer Drink, and General Toole for The
SYSTEM and Gentle and Pleasant
Purgative, it Is superior 70 Bloc
Lick aud Congress Water,
Salts, or Ssdilits
Powders.
Il Ia remarkable fact, that among the hundreds q
eminent physicians who have examined the reeips b
which Bulls sarssparils is prepared, not hiss
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly 10 the belief that decidedly the best prspa
ration Of sarssparla that has been placed bsfoss
ths public. Although there many physicians who
feel rru,xnce to having their appended 10 the
Recommendation Of any particular remedy, notuith-
standing they may approve Of In the highest dsgrse
there others who frankly yield hsir support In hvor
Of remedy which they know v espabb Of doing %
much good In afflicted community. A. On svidsnee,
rssd following iron old ssd sssDsetabls ply ssissa
Ct high standing In the eossity b whisA thsy i've.
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OFFICES, No. HITrH Sc, LeulsvILlB
nv, AHD NO. C0URTLANDT 81. N. Y.

"a above popular nedeinss received and for sale b
q. w.. n0ss. Atksns; g. CANNON. hsdissnviiis. Ca
- fsf Ala AnAcs and circulars free. Feb f-iy-3
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TEsTIMoN =:


'NrTsstimony like the following rsndsrs sspssasss
Ill oonusnts the sneaey Of Buiis earsapsrllA Rrea
Dr. Yands!i Professor Of Chsmistsy 10 he Losis.
vile Medical colleges hsvs LOOKED the lst e in-
srsdirnts composing John Bulis xxtsset Of easDalh
and hass no h.sta ton in ssyns that they nm sAfs
compound, and that promises we'll IN chronic d..
sssss, to which IL = applicable L. ?. YANDALL ND.
iogHvnIs, Juns 9, l84s-
twhss Ds. Pyiss, phys,sisa BY sppelntnsst 70 u
Lsaissilh hasns Hospital sAys Of buis sarsapssilA,
i-tgH Legsvnls, Msssh q, lele.
hsvs sxsnsasd The pssssriptse. Be tAs pspsss.iss
d Jshn Bulis earsapsra, and bslisvs ths eonbiua
No 70 b szes.lsnt ed veil sasulass1 y pro
ksss en- alternative imprsssloa On he sysesa. kavs
ussd Il both 10 public and private praetos, aad think
y ths buse article nov In uss n. PYLk9, ND.
RasIdsat Physician Loaisvills harins Hospital
Better ssstmouy than was ever osrsd IN Avof q say
medicine. Rev = ". Bshon - Rev. D. Stevenson:
LopuvnLs, Nay 20, 1850.
We have ussd John Bsii's sarsapsriiia, aad hsvs
known 70 b. ussd, with entire satisfAetsa; snd "
have no hesitation In stating belief that saob
and valuable medical compound and oaeuatsd 70 pro-
dos mueh good and isvs much eussing End thsesbrl
would ehssraly end moss earnestly Sseonnsnd 70 IN
y aruu NJ
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Another Earthquake I'm California.

Another Earthquake I'm California.
NIvADA--About twcsU minutes 70 sight O'Clock ms
evening We fes quite severe shook Of IN earhqaane
causeg for Iew moments much oonsevnaicu among the
inhabitants q brick buldinea Inc Court House ~
CRACKED nom top % bottom, bal Ne axtsal q Ne Injury
oannce 10 Ascastainsd until daylight shook ont the
lights The An ofos md ne prisoners we're awfuIy fright
ened. Al the occupants az he Court House made some
some Of hem ran several hundred yards Dere the shook
ceased
Ban JUAN (Eevada oounty)-At : few minutes arssr
O'Clock \. very pcrceDtble shook Of ear u
buildings seased in them experienced heavy swsving
or vibration Of tho eArh from southeast 70 nertn won't
The shock sufficiently heavy 70 rattle sho jars Ia the
drug and mako the lamp ohimneys dance, and con
timed about Ave seconds.
FoHEr CnY (nevra county About seven O'Clock the
shook Of earthquake We fes very sensibly in this
place seemed 70 pa from north 30 south, and lasted
nearly half minute The shock ~as great enough to
rse the glasses bottles The entire length OF the stores
here. In some Of the houses where WAS felt most
severely inmates he'd ont knowing shat
occurring. Chickens were fright ned from their rooI
The shock much nero severe and longer than that
which FELL here weeks aEomaking more n0lse,
ana apparently running In . soutnerfy direction.
quake fen In ,his plsos tbs evening was not 20
the one felt sorae weeks ago. Asted about
minuta
PlAnHyuIs (E Dorado county .-N about seven
O'CLOCK this evening we felt sht shcck CT an EARN.
quake. The shock very dhhnt, and several window
lights Jared out and bottles wore ratified tog 'sEer
the drug stores II lasted some nfleen minutes
DIAMOND spRI "A slight shook OF an earthquake was
felt st this place about seven o CLOCK his evening ITO
very dAsinct vibrations were felt It lasted Tor hEe
seconds
BnIuA Tho hook Of earthquake was fels mere tails
evening
CAsRrcAvnIl (Yubl county, The ihsck OF an earth
quake wss experienced 1t this place tails evening
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MADISON,
Eoss hAECH le, 1851.
TrED JUSr -. 1880.

The appearance OF work viii comment 10 70 NE "a
vorsbls corsidcraon Of every -ho chance visit
Vie spot Wien erected, b apevogris sness and beaay
seemsd 10 swike every bebolder simple, substantial
country hurs rlsce and the character Of great
whose fravs u covers A rresentious rifle woold
have beer quite ont OF character and and
In view OF the slernsl hills ~hch tho domAia
j. the memory Of departed eresiDess ~sha hAo~s Me
grave yard, ano svts soncth u sancy grou ads
ana manson st Montpelier, and labored monumental
pile vas needed W keep thai memory reon All that
desirable here -M memorial stone, mark the precise
spo where Madison was laid when hfe's scvi les were
ended, and IBIS ante monu uent erected st the charge
the ci'zens Of Orange yin hand down the spot 10 re-
The monumeni il from The estsb .shment az John W.
Davies, II HobmyDd and os, sin hundred and nfy dollars
which dos not The vhole expsnse incurred
BY ibe o. pvacior.
In olsems for . suitable foundation n became pecsssary
vev The bosrds placed Above The oofEp had dscayed
but TO earth had fallen In upon and everything appay
cd 70 be - whom the ccs vas deposited here exoept
thai the ce n Nd was slightly out OF place, alIo sing
partial vics Of the interior Az tbere fastenings
v prevent The pa or hs I'D, covering "a ,eror por
est looked In upon The remAns Of The great vransn The
cefn be OF black walnut, In psrfscs preser vaii
ard the ntS Tor vas nearly nlIed Win species Of
shioh adhered pertinaoously oue wood Bepeash tnIs,
and partially hidden By were sfe q e larger and hard
bones me ose Nv had fallen away, the bones Of the
ct and The bs we're gone, and the Only parts o, the
sssop which remained The skull and portions ~ she
cheer bones The veebrs OF he neck the spine aud the
hygs bores Of The All else OF The upper part on the
body rad returned % The dust fro whence vss taken
and 10 few ycsys more every sraoe Of me body vi
disappear, pnih the trump Of resurrection shsll unite
he ss,tsred parces. The body had been Inferred Just
On reaohlns sniscsrry rrn rrsupd ne fcrrdarou No
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Curonera, Once .

PROBABLY FATAL AssAUIr.--A man named Wood, reid
Ing st No q vsndowater street, was found lying inssns
BILE 1t The Of Gold and spruce Streets on Friday
night from the effects Of beating received u he
han 10 or two men with whom he had . df1cully The
SECOND precinct police conveyed the injured man 70 his
reserce and endesvored 70 esct tao arrest Of Woods
asssans but without ms names Of tho accused
parties known, uriem they leave The city there vii,
be no elf Guilty 10 syrestng them the Coroner Wa no
titled 10 hold an Arte. mortem examination.
FATAL AccIDaar Yesterday morning iAtal accident
occurred ~ Ne 90 Greene street. ASauisyd named Ma
rno oavarino accidentally fell down stairs and fractured
his skull q, lived but short ino Afterwards. Coroner
Gamble rouled TO hold inquest upon the body o.
deceased upan investigating The case, was found thai
the deOessed subject T. frequent ns, and had no
doubt fallen down stairs whilc sttackc1 With suoh sck
ness. The deceased was employed - . TRANSLATOR At
the 81. Nicholas Hotel He forty eight years OF sgs
Verdict in aocoT dance with the above facts
Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT, A man Bamet james Kelly
resident of EAT Seventeenth street, knocked down
and the Fourth rsilrosd, on Friday
afternoon and severely rared that he died at Believes
Hospital In few hours aftcrwG!s Coroner Perry Was
notified In regard 70 the affair, and will hold an inquest
to-day.
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persons were baptized. A marriage was consecrs' ed
by religious services; the table was spread and he
Lords Supper was celebrated.
The following statement of the doctrines Of the
New Church Ii taken from their liturgy
]. That there il one God; that in Him is divine
Trinity, called the Father, the Son and Holy spirit;
that these three are distinct and ct the same time
united in HIM, as the SOUL the body and the opera
ton are in man; and that the one God Is the Lord
Jesus Christ
2. That saving faith is 10 believe in Him % the
Redeemer, Regeneration and Saviour from sin.
8. That the sacred Scripture is divine truth that
It rs revealed TO us as q means by which may dis
tinguish between good and evil, by which We may
be delivered from the influence of evil spirits and
by which we may become associated with angels and
conjoiDed with the Lord.
4. That we must abstain from doing evil, because
II Is of the devil and from the devil, and that we
must do good, because 1t IL Of God and from God. ,
5. That in abstaining from evil and doing good
we are to act as Of ourselves; but we must at the
same time believe and acknowledge that the VIII,
the understanding and the power to do SO are of the
Lord alone.