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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

ar The hi hest premium awarded to l. NJ Sin.
Co for the Sewing Machines at III last exhi-
billion Of the Mechanics Institute fair hell in Nashville
October 18TH 1881 ONCE for the exhibition sale Of
Singers Improved Premium Sewing Machines 46 Public
Square. over Hicks China Hall
OCI2l-IW VIM A SINGER Aga,t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AN offering for sale most desirable residence on sum
er street In the Tth Ward The Lot fronts 30 feet By
no. The House and neat eOntains6 rooms Kitchen,
seTyants ROOM smoke house dairy and stable. The gas
has Just been carried mont OF this Lot know u 70 be
a baTgain ApuIy 10 A. V. s. LINDSLEY,
Jnns9O IS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
A Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

n AM now Offering for sale that valuable 70. 81 Tt
street adjoining the Of Morris MANI
=. ft 80 feet on MarKet and back l01 ieet TO-
wards Front street. -. - =. vNolesaIe
"soTs 1879 SUN "a ~ my A. v. 5 LISDsLE4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
New Millinery Goods!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
MRS. E. LOCKHART, Agent,

No. Ia Cherry street,
[Betseeega CSEton GRd CAUrek1
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies' Of NashVIIse
w and vicinity that she Intends 70 open the la Of
October, the most handsome stock Of
Millinery Goods
exhibited this city. er stock vas selected in
New York In person, where she remained a sussclent
length Of time make herself acquainted latest
and most approved STYLES. Be evng that her goods VII
suit all tastes she invites examination before purehas
ing elsewhere. BePt2s-iu.
White Seed Wheat.
T'HE undersigned has on hand some superior crops Of
White Wheas which viii be sold for seed In ga antilles
70 suit purchasers.
SsP,2s. D.D.DICKEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
The Whfte PrOpertY
STORE HOUSE FOR SALE,

OA EsEOaO street, Sn0 door from COAieses
ME Offering for sale, cheap, that vaiua- Il
w bic Store House, situated Broad 8, and zzasH
adjoining the Shoe Of b. r Cutter, 2d door LII
from College street. This is desirable business
Stand and well adapted business Of any description
Il will pay 10 per upo the purchase money. Come
quick or viii lose bargain For particulars enquire
OF Z. B. GLAsCoCK, Agent,
eept24. No 81 GherrY strest.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

VALUABLE HUUbE AND LUI FUh DALL'
AM now offering for sale, on reasonable terms the
House and Lot az the corner Broad and High sts-v
formerIy owned by the late Martin New. Apply 70
A.V. >. LINDSEY,
IS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner OF Cee15 sne
inc Is Isrge and eommodious and hne once on
the lot. Il is Of the most desirable oean0ns IN '
city. Apply to ,,,rsrEv
aana1Q A v. =. L.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

Y THE CHRIsrIks UNIosisr The fret number Of
this paper was issued In this city on Thursday last
In publishing the Prospectus, come time since, We
gave an outline OF tie character and ebect Of this
publication, which il, shat is name indicates 70
bring about greater degree Of uniiy and haTmo5y
among the different Denominations d Chiis14us In
the country. It's editoris well qualified 70 aid 20
worthy cause, aud We doubt DOT, much good wilI
result from the enterprise. Il Is neat and hand
fomesheet, and We wish IL abundant success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner OF SO
n Oak Streets fronting 40 feet on suTnine 9
ITG on Oak street. WILDE sold bargain
The Gas being carried up front Of this Lot
Apply to A. V. 3. LINDSLESs
marchQO ehB IS CollegestFee's
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

NEW BOOKS.
QUITS. BY the author Of the Initials
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. Tale OF Louisiana.
GUY LIvINGsTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE Or The step Mothers Reward II
NOTHING To SAY. Doestloks.
THE GREYsoN LETTt RS by Henry Rogers.
THE WORLD IN POCKET BOOK
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM
IMPORTATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
fuckers HISTORY or UNITED sTAFEsJ
MABEL VAUGHAN. By the author Of Lamplghter
For sale by CHARLES W SMITH
oe'iI. SO 81 College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

FTVWo handsome Lots in Edgeaed Woodland street
The Lots front so feet each, and are 1IO feet deep
apply to A.v.s.L LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
A Neat Dwelling House for Sale
EOR SAEIE.

CtITUATED in Edgehsld, the GallAtin Turnpike E0'
- fur her particulars apply to yyDyDsTEY
d. sept1l- A. " D Ai-
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EOr Salc.

FINHE RuHedge property be rented until 81, 20
ary 1889 Possession given mediately: A1pi{Sz -
sepf28. A. '. .. LIZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

To HosTs AND HOarEssEs.--We advise al persOps
in any manner connected With boarding houses,
to keep clear Of, or make pay in advance, one man
BEETLEY, a 0Oaeh-trimmeT b trade, We believe,
vlO has recently run OF, forgetting 20 Pay few
v eks' board. - :. .aas-Fn4
We publish the shove paragraph Tor the bensht
of boarding houses in gesera.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

A LOT on Cherry street. South NashEilS, rs Ten
"A Baptist Church on which there is sEnAA 49,, -
ement fronts 20 feet, is 1se feet eeSP,
sept2S. A. .. 1-1--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
FREE BANKS.

HAVE valuable dwelling house and lot for sac i
he Publie SQUARE for which Will take the notes
the Free Banks OF Tennessee. Now is the tlne 10 IN
enter,risnr merchant to procure good home a
give reasonable time within which ne can Oo''''
for the notes. Apply TO q TygDRfFY.
sept80. a. %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

DIR. JOHN ". MORTON
LAS ssn9ssd his saes hvl Sc. q chsEFE sfsssf, e
n he. g Cedar stFeet.- EaiyA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
LINDSLEYS ADVERTISEMENTS
BANK OF NASHVILLE.

HAVE for sale large amount Of property -,5ssd
sell for Notes Of the Bank Of hashFiiie, ~ ssked
for the property. q TT1psI,ET.
sept29. a. v D L.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
OVER 500 RICH IMPORTED BONNETS.


WE have made unusual preparations and magic-like
w display in Fancy Bonnets, Head Dresses &C. this
Fan, and hope be crowded With Lady friends
strangers make their selections. Having been engaged
must please the most astdOus in goods and prices,
consisting OF
100 pieces Of Ribbons, latest styles.
1000 Of every and rich design and style.
$40 Cant0nB Of Paris Flowers perfect flower. gard
80 Rich Ostrich and Maraibo Plumes Birds
Of Paradise, &c.
80 cases eolored Straws, Buga and Chenille latest fall
10 eOlOrsd Leghorn Flats, Gipseys, and Children
d. ..# BOnnets.
$50 boxes Russas and Thule Caps.
100 doE Hoop skirts, al the latest styles for Fall
EGO Cloth 1almas and Cloaks, latest styles,
eedented low prices.
bOA" Rich Black Bugie Collars andATrimming Laees.
Likewise fine stock Of NeedleWork Goods in Sets &c
consisting Of Jsconet, Maltese Muslin, HOnngton, &C.
Collars, sleeves, Worked Bands, Embroidered HandkeF-
Head Dresses and rich imported Head Dresses IN the great
est spendoT Likewise rich ornRmented goods Combs
STYLE the Bonnet Comb to keep Bonnes In the
right place. the sty.e Role head
and medium Cabbas and many Fancy Goods
70 mention. ne stock OF wooden goods Of TalmAs Chill
drens Coats Legns Hose htts ecAr and the latest styles
OF Rgoetts for parties. Il Is impossible give you
description OF Fall Stock it win require personal
Nash ville hatter myself that
fassidious, not only in goods but in prices. -
The great and unprecedented patronage receive
one season 70 the other haer ourselves fay esab
ished Establishment for Rich Millinery Goods No
deception regards Fashions. We have Agent 8
Paris and London TO keep posted, and bring the
styles as soon a. exhibited At Europe.
=, WISE, ARenk.
Partisan Millinery bazaar,
oet6. No. 90 Union 81. next door to etate Bank.
~ Country Merchants and Millners supplied with Q
amau bill Of goods at fully low prices purchasing
East BOnnets renovated in superior style aud reasonable
charges.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

I'VE viii seHa arst rate NEGRO MAN, payable IN tis
w funds Of the Exchange Hank Of AuTfreesboro Ala
ortf BOYD 4 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
Wholesale AND RETAIL
THURSDAY, OCTOBER sTH,
O p z MING DAY

MISS N. HARDY. No. 81 oampbel's Block, Union St.
N1 up stairs respectfully announces to the ladies Of
Nashville and vicinity, that she will have ready for their
inspection Of her full stock Of rich and elegant Millinery
Bonnet and Trimmings that has been selected with great
care and taste.
Stamping, for braidng and embroidery, neatly execa-
ted. ---f=s -... Cct6.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

PAPER
DAoKEr POST. unrulsd ED Eaisa, e gszms. Jast r.
II eeissa b keei ~ HAAS { HR1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
! NEAT REsIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD

rs now offered for sale q bargain. The Lot 81
Il fronts 90 feet on Woodland street and 10 on ~
Minek The House contains four good rooms, good ~
cistern, &c. The house is new, built Of brick and the
situation Of the best In Edgehed. VIII be sold low
Applv to A. V. 8. LINDSLEY,
uraIQ IS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
SmnhriaR
REsUmED PAYmEV

OBJECT Brass Blocks, Nuts Washers, A1es, Sam Pack
- ing, Leather Betting, on hand and for sale ~
sept2s d. D. DICKEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
Fine Stock Farms
AT PuRIIC SALE.

Lying an the county Of Warren, Immediately
on the Stage Road leading from MtlEJreea-
6oTO to McAinRUiILe, 9 miles from the
latter place, and within miles Of
the Manchester and McMinR-
E1iILa Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
ANTISIAVFRY SERVICES.

The commencement of a series Of Anti-Savery
meetings was made yesterday afternoon in Shiloh
Presbyterian Church, Prince street
The Rev. Beriah Greene preached sermon IN the
afternoon, taking for his text, " BE not deceived
God is not Knocked for whatsoeyere man soweth
that shall he also reap &c. Gal. vi. !, 3. lie be-
gan by observing that his text positive caution
an emphatic warning, implying imminent danger. lie
condemned that religion which had its full develop
mert il external appearance: He proceeded by an
ingenious train of augmentation To illustrate the man
ner in which men in own time endeaV0red To de-
ceIve themselves BY mocking God. He disposed OF
his subject in the following considerations:
l. They Knocked God by setting aside the principles
Of His moral government as gtterng generahtles.
III. They Knocked God by alleging tnat clicum-
stances Of necessity direct the conduct OF man in his
relations to God and his duty to his fellow men.
ILL., We may sometimes violate the precepts which
God has inscribed on us out OF pous regard Tor the
teachings Of the Old Testament Scriptures.
". God il Knocked by they who say, and Try 10
think that of all events may rely upon the me-
daton of Jesus Christ the Son. 10 shield US from the
wroth of God, the Father, while we continued Win
impunty TO violate His most holy laws.
fIe wound up his discourse by an application, SIM
nile vet profound More finished efforts OF theoogi-
cal character against the Sin OF Slavery tnan that
made by the Rev. Dir. Greene yesterday, We Ho'S
seldom listened to.
MEETING IN THE EVENING.
4 meeting was held in the evening in the same
Mace when addresses were made by the Kew. ii. II.
Garnet Mr.. Frederick Douglass ara AusIin o9e"a'u'
Several songs were sung, one OF when was:
THE TREMBLING FUGITIVE.
Tonight the bond man, Lord,
Is bleeding n MS chains;
And loud the falling lash IS hes:c,
On Csrona's plains!
Tonight Il heard the shrek
OF pain and anguish wild
And BY heart string GreaS,
A Rachel nouns her child!
To-usht with s;ealthy triad,
WEie doors and losk. arc barr d. -,
The slave deyOurs the crunt - bread,
The dogs ef. il the yard
Frederick Douglass made an able speech, and
showed By appeal history that the opinion OF Cnet
justice fancy had no basis in trath. He concluded
BY al appeal TO the coOred people TO work in their
own behalf and seeEre that respect which was due
between mar and man among men.
hymn was sung of which the following 10 the fret
verse
Come ny partners in distress,
Ms comrades in this wilderness
Who grOau beneath your chains;
while forget griefs and fear,
And look beyond this vale Of tears,
To yon celestial pains,
The Rev. Mr. GlOster pronounced the beneoIc'"Jn
| AID the interested audience dispersed. =,
| Throughout. the day the church was ef0w0s9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
LAKE SUPERIOR.
Correspondence Of The Detroit Daily Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Detroit Daily Tribune.
DETOUR, May 1, 1857.
There are now at the pier in front ofmy window the
steamers North STAR Iron City and Mineral Rock oil
bound for Lake Superior. The Iron City, of Cleve-
land, Capt. j. i. Turner, was the first to arrive, and
a. this Is her first appearance IN these waters should
not neglect to say that she is of the finest prope
lers on the lakes. She is new, commOdiOus and fast,
and is fitted up in best steamboat style. She left De-
troit the 2jth u and made the distance 800 miles,
in % hours running time
There was no ice 10 be seen along the route. The
mouth of the ST. Marys river, for several miles above
the lighthouse, all clear OF ice, as II has been for
month past; but off in the distance, toward the
Bruce Mine and in the steamboat channel, could be
seen q line of white ice, which proved TO be strong
barrier to the steamers further progress After leav
ing several passengers and freight here the Iron
City tried i'll several places, but the ice strong
and umoved and she could not break her way through
il. Capt. TmEer went up again on Saturday morning,
MAY 2 but could do no better than before. The same
day the Mineral Rock and North Star came ill., crowded
with passengers and freight the first made an effort
10 reach the Bruce Mine, but, after several trials,
Capt. Frazer had TO give it up and return.
Several citizens of Sout Ste Marie started over the
ice for home Saturday, and although they will be
likely to have wet and cold walk, they will most
probably reach there several days in advance Of the
Water wagons" 1t ia thought by those best
acquainted in these parts that boats will not get
through st. Mary's River, TO say nothing of Lake
Superior for two weeks In the time, the steam
lie tied up around the new Detour pierthe passen-
geIs taking it, detained travellers take 1t world over,
some mpatently coolly, and some astly. Those
having guns hunting for pover with great success,
and for ducks and wckedy for robin and blackbirds,
which made their appearance for the first time this
season, on the first day OF May. Those having no
guns sailing around Frying Pan Island and up and
down the beautiful and broad river in those unique
crafts known all the lakes over as Mackinac boats,
The ID of May was pleasant, sunny and warm and
the bellies from the boats and the birds from the
South were both out singing in the evergreen groves
together All the steamers TO and from Lake Supe-
ror touch at this point and it is likely there will be
steamer soon put ON between Mackinac and Detour,
and if there should be a Colingwood line, this will
be the connecting point with Lake Superior boats.
In that case passengers and freight can leave Chicago
and CoingwOod almost every day for Lake Superior,
and as there will be equal to daily lne of steamers
between Cleveland and Lake Superior, there would
be but little or detention at Detour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
DIR. ROSS And THE NEW SCHOOL
ASSEMBLY.
Erom The Clcrclnrd Leader.

As the New School General Assembly is soon 20
meet in Cleveland, the following scrap of history may
be of interest taken from article in The Chicago
Conversational Heral6 written by the Rev. Asa
Turner of Denmark Iowa, and bearing his signature
DIR. Ross.-I wish also to state an incident IN the
life Of DIR. Ross the great slavery defender in the last
New School General Assembly. Ii was related to me
by the late DR.. Nelson.
The Doctors mother was his fathers slave. But
instead Of selling his children as many Shareholders do
be liberated the mother and her children and left them
his property. There were two brothers. The Oldest,
as be came up to manhood, attended party one
evening. young buck asked him what gave him
petition III the society Of gentlemen. lie pulled ont
purse Of gold and, holding i; up, said this gave me
admttancs. No, replied the questioner, gold cam
not give you right the society of gentlemen Your
blood is not pure. This was deadly blow. He could
10 longer live under the reproachcS OF mortified pride
lie went ont, took pistol, and shot himself Fred
erick, the younger son. made his way into Tennessee,
there became hopefully pious, and is now the great
pE. Ross.
The father Of Dr. Ross, after having added to the
crime Of holGng the Doctors mother "a slave, that
of causing her 10 become the mother OF his children.
should receive the credit of boTstng them and giving
them his property. But suppose he had not emanci-
mated Them What would be the Doctors present
position if So long living, under this changed state OF
ihipys Would he not, in all probability be ciyoHtHg
lie yfci JaS boon of slavery with all IT. concontantS,
robbed Of his manhood bis intellect blotied out as
,uperfu;,y from the hand Of his mother, cassed with
The beasts Of the plantation and subject to sale any
dav on the auctiOn-blcck Ii the reading OF God
word and he exercise If cultivated common sense
e. to its teachings were compatible with such an ex-
perieUce orr opinion IS the Doctor would hni very
lew e1errents IN snppor Of the position he H0v seems
50 proud 10 Advocate that the Bible sanctions
slavery BETTER ion the cause of Christ that the latter
lad been HI. condition than that he should be allowed
to exert lending rtuerce to bring Ire principles ana
practice Of o upo,iar branch Of the Church rs the
New School Ass5mblyis to his demoraiizns standard
OF @ith ard Practice.
VIII ret d. Ross admit that what has been 70 h'm
master. with the means Of comfortable SUPPORT and
education "r The Time being would he an equally
greet BIZ ssiug 10 every other slave And II SO, ho"
can he, ro being free. turn his back upon bis breth'
rem, and with the heel Of oppression gTnd heW IDto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON; .. -.
Va .sS,ssToS. Saturday, May 10, lS

on.,,. .,,ohas recently received warrant the be.
mo ~; lam Young has fled from Utah a. II $
,ei una, -, in treaty with the Indians for safe
sno"1 t no their country. ExJustce Drummond
;ed here for consultation on the affairs Of the
:sistant Surgeon Homer Of the Navy has
signed his Office.
fRnatches received here state that the health Of
Senator Butler Of South Carolina 10 very precariOus
and that his death is daily expected.
The Secretary Of War to-day examined the bids
made for materials aud construction Of the Washing
Ton aqucdut The awards will be announced proba-
bly, on Tuesday.
Walter n. Halderman has been appointed Surveyor
ct Lopsvile, vice English, removed. Edward D
Hough has been reapponted Collector at AlexandriS'
Virginia.
Senator Wilson is here en- route for Kansas.
The cases of Capt. Inmsn and Lieut5 Bartiet' auu
Thornton are st under consideration before Tue soN
eral Courts Of Inquiry. To-day Commodore heaIHey
and Commander white were examined on oenai VI
Capt Inman and Lieuts. Simms and Gpson wo,G re-
called against both Thornton and BartIelt' No'nn5
Of importance was ELECTED. 49,. .-,o.;.o. 81
Secretary Toucey is contemplating ofoering ao-
Gitional Courts ..s o.o;i
DIR Fra Parmenter has been appointed SPECIAL
Inspector of Drugs and Medicines, at Boston, vice
jose phi ii. Smith removed orno uo,.o,
Roads are fixed at 5000 per annum; those OF the
Dbur ing Agents and Engineers at 81 900, and those
OF the Ply scians at ~ 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
CENTRAL AMERICAN EDUcATIoN SOCIETY
svp.ox ~ pRoY. HuSTISGroS.

syRaoN or prop. HUNTISGTON.
Las. evening the Rev. EZRA A. HrsrINGroN' D. d.
Professor in Auburn Theological Seminary preached
the anniversary sermon of the Central American En-
cation Society in the Rev DR.. Adams church. corner
Of Madison avenue and Twenty-fouTth street The
spacious church was well but not uncomior'aoiy hled
The exercises were opened by an anthem after which
portion # Scriptures was read and hymn was sung
The Rev. DIR. 0wYS then offered up an appropriate
payer, .mp.oring the blessing oil Goa upon 'N9 d.
cir'y. , - - 81
Tie Secretary. the Rev. Mr. LEWIS reat. 'ne 'oi-
T. wing abstract Of the annual report: o..
IL chic, II his Soce<y e 20 rendrr pc lllAty
nor .. youth who are striving 20 "oAn an ed''a'ioh .
NE &. ves foE the ministry Of tie Gospe " A.
IGriur tn year "a hich closed Win ~ SlA u
ti-.y ninth vsr 81 the Society. e1istene"-tne
ri yr- mon siSed from s flnfs Was - ac ios -
..v.rsi xiare, which have reported sS0u' - 'NIe -
% al. - l. ,s-,t,, II the far
.-sb var /. from, tni5 society -, sn- from Is
about So the total being Ill ~ o., The ..,,s q their
respective treasures ar not yeI '-Ni' "a 10y
senteG u This statement - go, I'll .ou-caa during
,h sch 80 b.vs amounted : 10 @ o. sd tHe 'uIse
,sns - : iCs sf which S9lt9 have been 7Ai1 ~ y
mr. ,i 10 the yo,ag under paIo1ge sIr aPPOp'
o. 2 each benz : % the qusfter' % ,,ha
TIL Trrssrry the ooHnencellsl' =. 80 900 = a n,
IL, d. Of IT, ,-s.-n outh more than So ~ "a u
IT. "a - ~ ~. ssry "a q. No ~ Bible house Aot
Psce wasx. eao,9as 70 I'd " ex!aaaa.ss 'aa ass ssa