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An INNoCExT Man PUNISHED IN DIFFERENCE TO
Pun G Op1SloN.-A case Of scandal recently occur
red IN = neighboring village, which, from the high
social and religious staining Of the parties, and
more especially from its very singular denousment,
is well worthy of a paragraph. 1t appears that
married Gentleman Of large property, and who was
The SUPERINTENDENT Of the sabbath School connected
With the Church Of which he was member, was
accu sed of impfoper intimagy With young widow
who while her husband was living, resided in this
city, and is now well known here She, too, was
member Of The church, and Of the same church ss
the genteuan referred to. Il is alleged that the
oense charged tooa place at the ladys house, which
he admits he often visited for purposes quite proper
and Legitimate. The witnesses, as We learn, were
hired by an enemy Of one or beth the parties; and
they testify to peepiDg in through partially darken-
ed windows, and seeing enough 70 make out case
We hear further that the Witnesses are not Of the
highest eharaeler--a fact which might possibly be
inferred from hiring themselves to perform such
service The matter set the village in blaze, OF
course; aud the gentleman was speedily summoned
answer the charge before the appropriate ec0ie-
siastical tribunal An ex-elder, 3 lawyer BY pro-
fe sion undertook bis defense; aud we heard as the
trial was progressing, that be clearly proved that
the facts as alleged imp0ssibilify, and hat
the witnesses Who testified TO them wiz great mi
nuteDess we're either mistaken OF something worse
At all events, the innocence Of the accused vas
ablished 10 the satisfaction Of the tribunal before
which the Gaze was tried, and Re was accordingly
acquitted But the strangest part Of tAis singular
affair remains TO be told. We informed that the
Court" found the gentleman I'VE do net learn thar
the lady Tied) not gully; but, in difference 10
public opinion, they suspended him from the church,
rhe Colonial snnals OF Du'ch Jurisprudence, We
suspect, can hardly parallel this singular case.
Had the "Gourt" found the accused guilty, instead
Of not guilty, we wonder it, out OF regard to mis-
feelings, they would have allowed him to remain in
full communion! His 2cquittal, they seem to think,
ought to satisfy him; and by his,suspensiOn they
expect to satisfy public opinion That ecelesiastic
al court should be immortalized.-R Union.
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GrRfetherg ChiIdreIs,s Panacea.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, PROTECTED SOLUTION
PrRInNiGR Of Ernm COmIaimRd

A.
PrOtOXiGe Of Iron Combined,
res IN tine Natera Medica sUecd, must be
ceiyed established medicine Its eGcacy IN curing
ID 4 PSI A.
Affections Of the Liver Dropy Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Con
sumpJve tendencies Drersd state Of the Blood, Bos Sour
and the Frustrating effects Of Lead Mercury General De
hlty, diseases which require a TONIC ALTERA
numerous authenticated and Of such peculiar
chac that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive ths
Syrup profess a cure-aIl
extensive because diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and processing from one cause may be cured
by remedy.
The ls Of diseases for which the syrup provides cure
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts are tangible the witnesses accessible,
and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup ncontrovere. Those
who may wish for opinion from disintereed persons respecting
the character Of the Syrup cannot fail 70 he satisfied with the
following. among testimonials, the hands
Agents The signatures those Of gentlemen well the
community, and Of the highest respectabity.
CARD-Te Undersigned having experienced the beneficial e
fcs Of the peruvian SYRUP, do hesitate to recommend
well as from NE testimony Of Others whose intelligence and iuteg
altogether unquesona doubt Of It's
OF inCpent disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
sages, Dyspess- Liver Complaint Drosy Neuralgia &c In
deed its would he incredible, from the high characte TOf
those have witnessed t and have volunteered their test
Hony, as we do ours to its restorative powers
5. H. Kendall N. d. Peter Harvey,
Thomas c. AmOry, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTICE-Itis medical effect ProtoGs
solution further
has been deemed impossible. the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attned By combination in before
known; and this solution replace all the proocarboaie CT
trates and tartr.tes Of the Materia Meiica
A. "A. HAYNES NJ. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass
- Boylston street, Boston, L. s A.
PRIor-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale q Nashville by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
NAV t-tpiTn
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gWyHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets Washington
can be procured which point we'll Baltimore 1t
shortest direct aud in respect the most reliable
by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 10 enabled reach the cities of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, the Of ticket to New York
only enabling business and travellers for pleasure or
information OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can y afforded by any other route.
only by which Through Tickets be had
Richmond Norfolk, Winchester, Fredericksburg, and Peters
burg Va; Charleston, Savannah, MacOn Atlanta Augusta,
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville the Stage Coaches of Carter
Thomos or steamers the Cumberland river, to Louisville,
connecting there wi tn the States Mail Cincin
natl or with the Jacksonville Railroad Indianapolis, Ind
Ohio Railroad Wheeling whence close connect ton with the
Baltimore made Washington City, Bat
more Philadelphia and New York.
PASSENGERS holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
transferred of the Illinois CenrVl Railroad
from thence passing through Terra Haute, indianapolis, Dayton
and Xena to Columbus Three Daily Trains leave Columbus at
10 A. N $3.50 2. NJ. and Il, p. Nj.
Il Travellers requested notice that while this the
oI T11s aorng Through Tickets all the Eastern Cities
also the shortest speedy and direct all the leading points
in the East from Columbus to Baltimore only
SO miles being 100 miles shorter New York than by
other route less changes Of by this route and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
The baIlasted with broken stone and entirely
For further information please apply D. RU,1sEv agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
For Tbrou. Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office
T. ; Mail steamers the Jacksonville Railroad Office,
Main street. WIN. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation b. x U. K. K.
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent.
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McM1srvrrL1, Jan. "a, Is5s.-w5m
nnnss rnrEIz FrE,NACE FOR sALE.

OYER for this superior Iron properly situated tn Stew
art county Tenn, 5 miles from ClasVe most adyan-
fs tsrm 70 the purchaser The Furnace in excellent
% condition, having been Ia blast through the whole Of last
year. and performed extraordinarily we'll sne mas ne gs
udaDce Of ore which Is apparent and will speak for itself
The quality her Iron is No as may be learned on inquiry
from y one who used it. She has been in blast only three
s and four nt and the timber, which abundant, Is i'm
ditgly at the entire side and st Convenient dis
tan round She has the machinery in the STATE which
now in condition. The is from quarter OF
nile to mile half from the Furnace There snoT cut
he Ground about 1909 Of wood, In excellent condition for
coang the frht Of which four loads can be easily made
I will sell the whole together, the following
TERMSOne cash payment the balance in three equal annual
payments without interest," payable In Pig Hons az twenty six
dollars the bank Of the river with this advantage 70 the pur
6ar II Iron qoss below that figure will the loss,
rises above will take il in payment the market value 10
be fixed dsntereed parties. II wishes 70 embark In
the business and will look property they viii buy.
i,1ns "a VI g. A. HARREL.
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slave AEdueS@AIOH H -
Among the interesting documents communicated
to the Senate by the President, we find very inter
estng account Of the manner in which slaVers are
fitted out, and how they manage to SO successfully
elude custom-hOuse officers and cruisers. The
statement which we append was made to Rear Ad.
miral GREY by Lieut.. PIKE, of H. NJ vessel, the
Antelope" The information was obtained from
the Captain of the Jupiter SLAYER captured by
Lieut. PIKE on the 29th Of last June:
When an expedition to Africa is arranged in
Havana, one of the principal shareholders, or an
accredited agent provided with funds, goes to New
Orleans and puts himself in communication with
Messrs Goldeuhow and Lespsne, rs Camp street,
who are all the agents for vessels fitting out
for the slave trade. ..-...
They ohoose master, and for this naturalized
citizen is always preferred to native born Ameri-
can. The master selects vessel and, being pro
Vded with money by the agent or owner, buys her.
and registers her in his own name as master aud
sole owner The vessel is then fitted out with the
assistance of the firm above named. About twenty
FIVE OF thirty water casks will be filled; the remain
der will contain the rice, fsrina, and beans A
number of small breakers also purchased which,
by cutting off both ends, make the mess-tubs OF the
The shipuing. master is feed to provide crew Of
Spaniards or Portuguese, whom he provides with
American projections, although none Of them an
to the appearance OF ING LH6ulbcAFebS BS-
ing all purchased from men really Americans.
These projections are sworn With the vessels papers,
at the custom house. and The vessel is cleared as
American vessel The owner or agent goes super
! cargo. -....
| The Jupiter sailed from New Orleans a fore
and aft schooner, carrying her yard on deck. The
! owner, Don Gabriel Perez, was on board as super
cargo. The orders we're to touch nowhere but at
| Tenerife and Amo Bon. At Tener fe she received
| her slave eoppers, entered three more Spaniards'
altered the rig and bent new set Of sails
The manifest with which she cleared from New
Orleans was for 25 water casks, 500 feet Of lun-
Der, and % barrels Of whisky. From TenerHe she
proceeded at once to 0kalrOo, few miles west OF
Cape St. Paul. On hosting white nag sane Iore'
a canoe At once came off from shore, and the owner
sent by it letter, saying: Twenty i've days from
to day will return to this place for my orders
This letter was conveyed BY LEGION By Whydah.
She then went to Amo Bon, where the rice and beans
were shifted from the water casks to bags. The
casks were laid on the slave deck, and flled with
water.
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On the 25th day they returned to okstrOO, and on
hosting the white flag canoe brought letter
Whios said: Eight days rom today the steamers
&c rrlered 10 Rendezvous ct Lago, and your cargo
viii be ready on that day little below Great R0s-
sos where YOU will see BuenOs Ayrean ensign
hoisted." They had very correct information, for
We f,bs British steamersJ were ordered to rendez-
voos At Lagos on the 26th Of June. The place is
called PrayS Nord, and has slaves. All the canoes
are kept out Of sight at the back Of sand smbank-
ment. Tie only resident Of any note at Okatr5O is
a man named Reynolds, native Acerei, and issup-
posed to be dealer 10 pa N oil.
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VIE subscriber viii
IL Waerng place. y miles NashviIIe nri, -.
sumner vacation, from TIE first Of July hr o seUts-
There viii be no bar room kept, IS designed cbisa ~
me accommodation Of Families aud individuals Fho nav v -
resort % quiet healtul place dEing the heat OF Sumner
The Springs form .ry much Vfstai TOO veil lnou, a
qure any elaborate description.
No pains viii be spared render 1aon q vidtrs
pleasant.
Pee Of Board 81 SO per day 81 % per week servn and
Children under 10 years 0fage, half pros.
may23-dtEE3m T. L CROCEVR
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To Correspondents.

It viii save great deal Of unnecessary tloube If our
friends writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Oce county and State in the body
Of your letter.
If wish the paper changed from Office to another, give
both Offices in full.
you write on business matters write on separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters communications solicited upon all such facts and
subjects may Of information interest the public.
Anonymous communications Of character will
n attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We undertake return rejected communications.
All letters on business should be directed Messrs. E.
EASTMAN & Co.. and personally to either Of the Prope
tors
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G. E Harris Adms sc. William Grove.-Attachment.
H ths cause it appearing Jas D. Foresee Justice Of the
Peace for the county Humphreys and State Of Tenn, before
whom The above pending that the DEFENDANTS
resident Of said State cannot be served with the ordinary
sof law 1t therefore ordered that all further proceeds ingn
80 s h STAYED as required BY law, until the first Monday in
January 1859 which day set for the hearing Of said cause. az
his ONCE Of Wavery and that the plaintiff give no.
four weeks in the Union ana
TsieaH, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, re-
uiring the defendant appear and defend said suit
ft--e7A-T4t prs Zee s3 G. =. HARRIS, Admir-, &c
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AI1E31IO3 hAIGRABIS AND SPECELkTR0g
AflNG made an arrangement with extensive Rs, Tsst
urn IN saint Louis oier for on liberal te- -.
nuner o. desirable iars and uninprUve lands
rom ~ . ~ acres and located in The following COUNTIES -
son, washington, franklin Madison Polk OsaFe ffont-
en Cole and nuIaber Of other counties. number 81 -
~ are ven apsFe well EatsFed and 6ersd, poroas
o. ms itnls In high state Of cultivation
9 we s eInsn nose wishing 70 buy list Of the and
quality Of the Missouri lands well stabilized tbst Commend
from Us IS unneeessay Apply once, az Nortk Cbs
street Or a1dress- }. l. 4 r ". Brown,
mayl3-dtE&Wa Nasbviii. Ts,r,s.,.
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WILLIAM & CO.,
CsUccrssoEs TO ERKlLAS & EEIls,J
"a PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

bon FARMERS,
KMTO are in want Of Corn Sheller Cutters, Hauess
Nv Chains Of any kind, Wesng Hoes for Corr Cotton
Tobacco Scythe Blades Cradles Axes, Rope for Pillow Lines
or IIars Hay FORKS, Shoye and Spades Gate
Hinges Butcher knives, Sausage Cutters, Nails cut wrOuhi
PUMP Chai Rakes, Crescent Sheep Shears Sleeves and Kid
dies Waffle irons, Curry Combs.
MERCHANTS,
Who visit Nashville purposs OF buying Table Knives and
Forks Pocket Knives Shears and Scissors, shot Guns and Rifles
Locks all kinds, Cotton Cards. Axes Of the nnuera0e
TENS necessary 70 make VI, coruplsh Hardware.
CARPENTERS,
Who want to buy Planes OF any kind. Common Cast STEEL
Augurs and Anger Bits, Hand and Tenon saws, u foot
Adzes Braces and Bits Double Single Plane Bits, Compass
se Chs and ouge, Drawing Knives, Gimbs Hachels and
Hammers Spirit Levels Oil and Water stones, squares Of any
kind Screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk Lines, Anger and Ce
Handles, Saw Sets.
RLACKSMITHS,
Who need Of Anvis Of any size Vices either Common or
Box, Bellows Of size warranted to work perfectly, Horse
Half Round Files Sles and Hand Hammers
Horseshoe Nails English and American Bst Cast and Shear
Steel Stocks and Dies, old fashioned Screw Plates at cost.
CDOPERS,
Who are in want Trs Hoops HoWells Yecroes,
Levelng Planes Joinrs AIDES, Backing HoOwing Heading
GsUNSWTTHS,
Vo want good Gun Barrels Fut Percussion Locks Sheet
Brass German Silver Guards and Butts Double Triggers ka
and Shot Gun Wipers, Gun-S ppsrs. -.
HOUSE-RUILDERSs
Who are in need Of Knob and Laes Of kind what
ever Butt Hinges Screws Bolts Of All kinds, Window Fast
uers, Sash Springs, Nails, Pat Brads, in short,
: EVER BODY,
Who Is in want Of Single Double Barrel Shot Cum hne
Razor or Pocket Knife Set o. Knives AMI Forks or ay Thing
usually found in Hardware Store would find to their interest
O'''s WILLIAMS & CO.,
No. "a Public Square.
TIE Old Sand Of Kirk7lGH & Ellis.
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-z57u c. ID. BENSON 81 BRO, Whole -
M ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes,
SsFa e. A Princes MelodeOns, Buffalo n. VII ~ III NJ
* Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Vic ~ n v
nce los AccOrdeOHs, Flute FagOets, F Drums, TambdO
Banos, and eyerhngi in the musical merchants line.
large catalogue Of New Sheet Music Music Books and
all kinds. Orders from the country will with
prompt aentOn. Pianos tuned ACCoeons and all other
men repaired No. 20, Union Street, LIST door from College.
sept23
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TOLEN, the night OF the 5th of May 1855,
- rOn ny laru, i've northeast OF .- . ~
a Cnesnut Mare four ers IN Murtrees- ~ IN
hands agn, Ieit cut, ID, fifteen
UIue Consequence Oh a saII ieet Wtlte-1ZA
InelslcA she gives way 1s he % sore on the middle Of
posed be OIJu shi man. he mpts TO mount sup
rue len dollars Is o. a.l aYy set, carrying short
10 tus F,, en- Oh tg ~ ~ any information which viii lead
=. . a. ...s '" y -lve dollars for the apprehen-
MurfreesJoro, May 90. 1853 L. IL N Tie5Q-,yot
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STATE OF TFNNEssEE,
Davidson County Court at Nashville.
Thomas A. Hobbs zdmfnsatoro o. Priscilla Burgess and others



. 90 pGrts-
the Office Of the Clerk and Master q The county
n Nashville, on 23h day o. Juna, S53 on motion d
painant By the above cause sppesrfBg he
satisfaction Clerk and Mesr, that the following parties 70
the above Gauss Wit BEash 3iack and william SLACK
non-resden Of the State Of Tennessee, therefor the ord
nary process Of this court eannet be emi it = ~
fore ordered By the Clerk and Master that publication e made for
four uesks succession in the NASHVILLE Cas ana AacG,
newspaper published in city q Nashville requiring qe sad
defendants oapper Of The county court 70 30
holden cOunty0 Davidson 81 ne court house thereof In
the city Of Nas-IIa on A0nday IN August
asr 4lfd b ar be taken fJT confessed tam
and ct down fr be7Eg 60 gTS said petition being Tor tie sas
M ,s-rro h nav sebtg OF estate II. 2 CHEATEAW
ie3O-W4w prs fee s. Olerk and Master
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KINGSTON SPRNGSl

TWILL opened Tor the Sumner season 81 ls On he It
M June Tor the reception Of visitors Ts sufscr viii b.
preared receive Boards and furnish accunmods1on
q lie Of 81 50 per day, - % per week go 90 per mo
Servants and children under u years o. half price. band
music viii Be in attendance. passenger Carriage viii
regularly having Noel Co.'S College street, every Tuy,
Thursday and SATURDAY.,
naySS-dEElR e. KREmER, Agent.
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ILnnortn,,t InCormation.


this season Of the year, family ought to 20 to rest
"a out hayingin the house prompt efficient remedy for
holera morbu darhCe are 50 ant to ATTACH
ges, and which may resuin fatal Consequences before physi-
nan can be procured.
The fenbg Dysele Syrup, only 50 cents pr bottle has
the last ten cured disorders o. the bowels
10 r how Tieni than all other remedies prescriptions
Dr. 1bard chairman Of the Board Of Heahof New York. in
ne worst cholera season, ceres time medicine
as assq AZ the Qaan tine ground, there smother fatal
that it cures al Of complaints produced by eating
much trit from other causes from immediate stoppage
OF the discharges, but from chemical change produced by II an
me contents OF tie bowels, produces affections Of
the brain. which other remedies apt 70 do
Throughout Ienness Alabama il has always been found
prompt remedy Bloody may had Of all Druggists,
and q the subscriber Patterson Freeman furniture
ie6-f ALEX. MACKENZIE.
SICK BABIES WANTED
nNEFOURTH Of all the babies the United States die
~ before they years olii Cal0me and Cod Liver OIL
Fun them; powerful the deetsrious ef
ec The only remedy for the diseases Of the second for
e1hng measles, Oh dc, dersngd bowels, depressing eyers
GrBEeBbeFg ChiIdreB's Panacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
When children dying daily New York from the Of
sWll milk, tfis was found 70 be the ouly remedy.
Where SICK babe IN the house, this medicine IS worth
its weight in gold, prescriptions physicians and
other remedies have been tried in vain.s
II the certificates Of Wh0 have used IL wanting
ian furnish Of them Having had twelve years experience
OF It's value family and throughout the State, have
hesitation In Offering to refund the Of the Dyenty Syrup
and Chrens PanaCea should they fail to do exactly what
promise for them. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
a & PattersOn's,
Jel5-h College street, Nashville
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TOTICE.--Whereas TIE Legislature of Tennessee at its
last session. asseIan making the duty Of the
Shers Of said state to open and hold election each precinct
in their respective counties order ascertain the Of
people 10 whsr shall he called to amend,
wise forma Constitution Of State, therefore, l. Ew
ell Smith, Sheriff Of county, hereby give notice
voters of said county that viii the LIST Thursday Of Sep
TENDER next and hold election the various precincts
said county for the puep0se OF taking said Given under my
hand at Office this sd day Of June, ls5-.
EWELL SMITH,
je3G-w2m Sheriff Of Scott county.
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Kansas Land Agency.

IAHWsaLs IlilIIU AHCUCys
JAMES r. HEB D. LATE OF SPARTA,
81 TenneseeW attend promptly all business entrusted
his the Land Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory, situated At kickupOO.
viii Warrants cash time locate the
when District subject private entry
purchase public July next and do all
that udCOu selections, promote the interest Of bis
clients Address JAMES r. HERD,
Refer kickapos, K. 7.
Gen. J. W. Whitfield, Register ! Ei,-s,oo K r
Gov. D. Woods1u, Receiver, iAi0'Poo' -
SmoUt, Russell & Co., Leavenworth. X. T.
Robert Campbell, Esq. st. Louis, Missouri.
Il. q FaWt, Esq, Nasllgt0n, D. c.
Cook. Bailey &CO, Nashville, Tenn. may l5-tW3m.
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LAND ron sALE.

fNHE subscriber offers foT sale seventy acres OF land on tie
u Middle franklin Turnpike. four miles Nashvifs "A.
joining the tract which he resides lands Of Cart JOIN
Jones' The land equal 70 the best Abundance OF excel
lent, never falling water, n the beautiful buiinr ~
IN the country, and in the midst hnest nsizhbr h
Amerca- apiif NATHANIEL 1RAXTFR
CSWALL FARM FOR SALE.--T oasr far ale ~
- farm, miles from the city NASHVILLE mutslv al
the Gaatin Turnpike, containing hfy-iour acres ne
are comfortable and suhstaHta aud all in excellent repair One
half Of the land is opnbaauos in tsl and veil set in blue
grass
AIRY one who desires comfortable home good PIKE and
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad situated In uogt A.
& dul neshb0hOOd, church. school and sto
all within quarter Of me viii End good Opportunity II
purch as am determined b SELL Terms furthsr lnfor
nation Be obtained BY addressing he undersigned or CON
Rev. Or. Stevenson, Methodist Publishing House
b SAT- STEVENSON,
juneIl-EeoEd Nashviile. Tspns-z,s
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TEN LIES OR LESS Constitute A SQUARE.