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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

The LEvIATHAN.-The London COM
mercial correspondents of the Liverpool
Mercury, writing Oh the Odd ult., says
"the scheme for raising. the additional
sum Of f22o,OOo for the finishing Of the
Leviathan, is said to have failed, and it
is supposed that some other plan will
have to be .ried.
Eg The Missouri Democrats pro phe-
+cies that the emancipation ticket will
win in the State election of the first
Monday in August, There are innu-
merable indications that the emancipa-
ton party Of Missouri is waxing formid.
able, not only i'll St. Louis, but through.
out the State. Gu M
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

with the democracy ofthe South. The
journals of Congress exhibit the names
of both voting together for the repeal OF
the compromises of freedom-for the
enforcement of Lccompton frauds, and
for whatever measures slavery extern
sionists are pleased to devise. The
great issue is fully and definitely before
the people, whether free men and fire.,
principles shall prevail, or the policy Of
slavery extension shall gain the ascend
ancy. -
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NOTICE TO CREpJTORs -

A. p. JAMESON
J. J. PETIT, Pits Atty, oT w5 VS.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

Sold by Starkweather Co., and by H. Robinson, Keno
sha Bodies, Smith & Co., and Fahenstock Davis Co
Chicago
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

ET The damage in the city of Mexi-
co by the late earthquake is estimated
at from five to six millions of dollars.
= new Paper Mill has been erected
at Beloit, furnished with the best ma
chnery throughout-costing $50, 900.
CT- The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, &
Chicago Road have reduced the fare
from Chicago to New York to twenty
dollsrs.
@Dr. Hayes is receiving encom age
ment for his proposed Arctic expedition
and 1T is said that it will certainly beun-
dertaken. f
R K. G. Delavan, of Albany, has
paid the entire debt Of the New York
State Temperance Society, $9,lGS, out
OF his own pocket.
Z EY- A party Of Adventures have left
Milwaukee for the new gold regions Of
Frazer River. They go by the way o.
St. Paul, Minnesota.
a There are seven hundred cells
in the Ohio Penitentiary, and six hun
dred and ninety-nine convicts, leaving
only one cell vacated.
~ -
20 Thomas Francis Meagher an
nounces a course Of lectures Oh the Cen
trail American States, to be delivered il
Charleston the ensuing season.
= Judge j. M. KEEP of this judicial
circuit having resigned, we hear w. p
Lyon Esq, of Racine spoken of as thu
probable successor to the Office.
aB George Law, the great steam
boat man, was in Buffalo on Saturday
having in view the establishment of
superb line of steamers on the lakes.
KANSAS MAIL.-The Kansas Cit,
journal says that five thousand letter.
were received at the Post Office in tina
city in one day. Pretty good for Dor
dor fAyVn5 5.tg 4.f5 ..4It. ..s-.. ....t
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

What better evidence do you want than that does
not love himself he ought and does not love his family
than that he refuses negecs to provide and keep
hand this certain remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Jaundice headache, Obstruction, &c. ss-
ERenh this Vnsiia,nnnlr - \
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
loorr..popd.nee Of Do BalLllnors 500

WASHINGTON, April 2.
The analysis of the vote given in the House on
the Kansas Senate bill, shows eOnelusiVely that
great majority of members dare not return to their
constituents guilty Of having defeated bill which,
if carried would have restored peace and tranquility
to the country.
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, the veteran statesman
and parliamentarian, brought the House at once TO
the vote: Shall the bill be rejected" which was
decided in the negstiVs-yess 95, nays l97-the
Speaker not voting and Mr.. Csruthers being absent
The actual sense the House. therefore, is l39 to 80
for action. This is an important fact and deserves
to be put on record.
Not having the strength to reject the BILL the coal
itiOn now intended to kill it by amendments, but
this was again prevented by Mr.. Stephens yielding
the floor to Mr.. Montgomery, who, being new mem
Der, was perhaps the most harmless man for the
occasion. The Crittenden amendment was thus sub
stantialy adopted by 100 to ll2, and nominal
triumph secured to the league. The bill passed IN
that shape.
The administration has thus exhibited an avsila-
bic strength of 49, the Speaker not voting and Mr..
Caruthers being still absent, making really ia
against 100; requiring but votes to make tie
and 4 to carry. Now it is not necessary, for that
purpose, that some Of the democrats who voted
against the rejection of the bill and fer the amend
ment should change their vOtes it is only necessary
that they should be coHsiSteat and vote for the bill
rather than see it rejected, if the Senate cannot be
made to concur with the House amendment. The
question is no longer "Whst shape shall be given
to the bill? but shall the only bill which pass
both Houses Of Congress be rejeoted?" fearful
responsibility rests on that vote. A majority of
eleven in the Senate out Of si1ty-tWo members car
ries certainly as much weight with it a majority
Of sir in body Of 2S4!
A number Of democrats who witnessed the con-
grstulatiOns Of the sboitionists the rejoicing Of
the black republicans and the gambols Of other
members of the league evidently felt that they are
only tolerated in company which will soon shut its
doors upon them. The coalition has eliminated
yesterday it will never be strong again, and pos
sesses no elements of permanent organization
Each member of the league tries to use the other
for his own purpose, and is usual in such cases,
they will all be cheated in the end.
Ne deDugnss in dLieHO HegohO. Z.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
10 d ooEoLUpED To-MoRRow
POPULAR LECTURES.

Our neighbors of Franklin are about to enjoy
scientific treat in q course Of lectures on Expert
mental Chemistry and Philosophy, by DR.. A. E.
AUsMAx, Professor Of Practical and Agricultural
Chemistry in the University Of Nashville. Prof A.
has, Says the Bnnnsr,) dWelt among US for three
years, and is well known as an expert experiment
alist and instructive lecturer, and he enjoys the IA
yor of our prominent citizens, who have fully en-
dOrsed him The object Of the lectures viii be
especially to illustrate and explain the phenomena
Of common every day life and to teach the laws and
results Of chemical process, So interesting sub
ject should command the attention Of all, and We
congratulate the intelligent community of Franklin
for this opportunity offered to them All classes,
above all, young gentlemen, should avail themselves
of this instructive entertainment
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wU1T Will, BECOME OF TT

The Washington Star describes the present and
predicts the future of the Kansas bill in the annexed
extract:
The KANSAS Stair BILL--The action Ofthe House
Yesterday upon the senales bill to admit Kansas as
State into the Union, was anticipated in all its
psrticulars by the weli-informed friends Of that
measure Tn ~ knew we'll that on the naked cues
ton Of rejecting the BILL to be then made its opPo-
nents would be defeated by atleast thirty maj lriy
rather than by the majority of forty-twO votes by
which they we're defeated. They knew further, that
the opponents Of the bill in any shape, embracing
the entire Republican party and few sore-headed
nominal Democrats would, sooner than permit the
bill TO pass 80 early yesterday, waive their ohec-
lions to it to the extent Of voting for the proposition
of Mr.. Crittenden, which numbers precisely twenty
five friends in the House hall That is TO say, there
are but twenty five members las the vote Of yester-
day proved) who prefer the passage Of the bill IN
that shape to its entire rejection on the one hand,
or 10 its passage it came from the Senate on the
other hand.
This last mentioned little squad is composed of
some of the intense Douglas men-the men who,
not caring button about the slavery question, have
bitched themselves on the coat tail of Mr. Douglas
for the sake Of making something for their own
political future by so doing the men, who were de-
ceived into taking ground against the Leeompon bill
by the original brazen pretentions Of the Senator
from Illinois that he was simply iabOringlo vindi-
cate the principle Of the Kansas-Nebrssks bill,
rather than to secure his return to the United States
Senate by the expected next Republican party Leg
isature Of Illinois; las made so plain, recently
in the House hall by Mr.. Smith, Of virginia. and
also by the few South American members who pre-
fer to carry out the purposes Of the Abolsonists,
for the time being at least, to Witnessing what they
regard as a triumph of the Democracy
These parties, acting under the immediate command
of the Republican party ofthe chamber, have simply
sent the bill back to the Senate, to be returned to
tba House stripped of the Crittenden amendment;
whom the real contest is over it is to of. We
have persisteny assured the Stars readers that it
is destined to pass the House as it was originally
sent down from the Senate The legislation of yes
terday makes us deublV sure Of the fact which is
fully realized by all the opposition leaders around
rs who comprehend what the majority of forty-tWO
votes against the rejection of the bill the motion
Of Mr.. Giddings, really means.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
ChiIde Harold

IFiIb uIsLng uIsl5ul Il0TOug DTB1 STALLION Will
L make the present season my stables, six -
miles South Of Nashville he WIS sired BY in por-- ~
TED Sovereign out OF Maria West--ths dam Of e1E4s
Wagner Fanny, Margaret Wood others OF distinction
his blood therefore OF the very Hs was the best
racer Of his day. never having lost heat His colts
largest and strongest have and every year
adding IenoWn 10 bis reputation BY their Distinguished
eess upon the turf sasher,a three year old his
been recently purchased BY Ten brock FOR the sum Of
$500, who intends taking him to England contena with
Englands best.
ChIlde EKaF0ld IL rich brown, I6 hands high with
bone and strength than any blood horse ever
Haa taken all the pr0mums for which has been exhibit
In both State and county AIRS although certainly enu
tied 70 rank as high any horse in the U1on placed
low price Of thirty dollars be paid in all before
The mare IL removed. Mares Kept dollar per week.
ian e4-W3m W. G. HARDING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT Valuable which the undersigned have rssi
for the last years, Is for sale. Il lies the water
OF Duck in the cOuHty COnse eight miles
chester, and miles from TuahOma, and four miles
from Normandy The tract contains hundred and hy
800 Of which is cleared same more
less, Of FIRST farming land. u formally known a.
the Davidson place, this farm comfortable n 81.
dents with all necessary houses bsTns cribs AZ sa
Of The REST quait two young orchards OF choice fu
good spring. in abundance; stock water pnt
running through diterent sections OF said farm The eof
both tracts IS equal 70 any for crops, either for grain OF Fa
and both united They viii be sold separately or tsgshr
% sui purchasers. Il is one Of the best stock farms IN he
STATE 20 t. size. As those Wishing buy would Of course
visa 20 view the premises before purchasing, further
EeapnoI Is deemed Unnecessary, bat ali invited to 49,
and see for themselves.
decsS-Wsm HODGE & RAMS
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8,225,OOO

KILLED HIS OWN SIsTER.-Willism Burnett, one Of
the men engaged in the drunken row in town last
week, in which Marion Mcfarland was shot, has
since killed his sister, few miles East of this city
On last Friday morning, Sally Burnett the deceased
had taken from the said William gun, with which
it feared be might do mischief and had hid it,.
The gun belonged to third person He followed
her as she was returning home from the house Of a
relative near by, and as they passed new clearing
he took up limb pole about six feet long, and
using both hands he struck her with it the head
fracturing her skull in a most shocking manner
She never spoke after receiving the blow, but lin
gered until about o'clock on last Saturday morn
ing, when she died.
Another sister, and some other persons, we be-
lieve, were in company with them, and witnessed
the transaction.
reward has been offered for Burnett, but at the
present writing he has not been apprehended.-
Nurfress5OrO' NeUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work BY the Rev. DR..
Halsey, Of louisville KY.
THE
Attractions Of the Bible.
OR, PLEA FOR TRs WORD OF con ro,-srD,,,-
AS A CLASSIC.
BY LIE ROY J. HALsRy.



In the flOWing pages it is proposed to present al, ,,.
line Of Whatmly Be called the incidental rs,s or m.
Bi0e-tO ret forth its claims both as cssis and a..
book Of general sdneaton. Regarded simply ss 800
learning Of taste and genius Of history uld soousgee il
nl1 an influence which CABOT Be too highly ss
mated and eonmends Itself to every cultivated Under
standing II is the book Of our lssr1iug NOT les than
our religion The basis Of civilization, not less than orr
slvation IL has moulded into shape &c has qucEspsd
inoIe, The whole body Of cur secular learning as we'll a.
cur theology; il has bTeaEhed its own vital pprt into all
our science, literature, legislation, philosophy and social
aad political Institutions.
Itis there attractions which may Be -st and sporssss5
even BE- the iTeigous and WOrldly -miudsd which vs
propose to group together one distinct and connected
VsF Our 0bsos will Be to sPsak Of The Book of God "a
production Of inspired genius classic taste; 10 reveal
something Of is immsasurbs wealth. as field Of kaos
edge and nike Of wisdom model Of sIcqIenos, mas
eI-Peeso POesy, text book Of instruetou and mus 10
snder II 50 t2r asWe shah Be able, attractive 10 all
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Jane Kelly Gardner Kelly and Othe 80. Bill.
ON motion and it appearing unto the sat 1action OF the
- Clerk and Master that Abner Smith, nd Jane bmltn
his WIFE, William pDel and Sarah CAMPBELL his VILE
James Campbell and wife, Elizabeth Ba mister Tally ans
Oh ID his wife Rsbecca deCeased hOmas j. DOEdy
and Wesley DOWdy, who DEFENDANTS to ths above en
tied suit, all residents Of the State Of Tennessee
ordinary process Of served upoz
tsms therefore ordered that publication be made IN
tbs Union and 7erGR newspaper published An The city
of Nashville Tennessee requiring said parties appear
al the court house in the town Of Linden 90 IHursday
the Monday In April next then and there 70 plead
demur TO the bill Of complaint Of Jane ely
then and heTs exhibited sganst them ahe viii be
for confessed and for hearing eXpaFe 70 the
mar 9-w4I prs fee 50 J. h klNZER, G.. s. a..
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H Bolts, C&M.


PY virtue Of deeretal order OF the chaneery court
ID GanesberO made at the February Term, 1858 said
court the of George dcCendOn against ARIEL Dun
can, will Monday, the 7th day Of June, 1853, the
court house door GanesbO o, sell at public
cash in hand, tract Of lana lying in jackson county Ten
nessee 0OUHded follows; beginning white walnut
ssssaras, and beach, running thence vest crossing
branch st ~ p0lss all 81 poles beach, red oak
dOgWOOd; thence youth 100 poles each and black
thence east 90 poles 20 chestnut thence north 100 poles
the besnihg also, other taCt, beginning a beach,
running west O. poles CHESTNUT thence south l95 poles
to sRssairss, thence east 81 sugaTee, nOrh
I25 poles to the beginning containing in all hundred
acres This Both March, 1855.
apEl6-W4W prsieeS4 90 W. H. Bolts, @ & NJ.
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beG) were atanoAer blow struck dSEn from the bulk
Of American capitsli Sir, win any man sttempt to
describe the pictuFe2 Instead Of tanantless shops
and crowded streets with the cry Of ." blood or bread"
the CRY Will be blood and 5readF Think not that
the evil will be upon Us Of the South alone. No;
ruinous it might be, if it possible that the
people Of the South would ever submit to such
Wrong-befors which an free to say every true
sOuthron would first find his sepueher-yet its
effect upon the North cannot be described.
..o.--r---.-.-. --..-,..-.-.,-u
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NOTICE.

ny virtue OF Two decTeAl orders made in the ChRneey
ID Court GainsbOro at the February Term 1885, ofsaid
Cour the case Of the Bank Of Tennessee, against
Jubilee WhesieF and others, ths other the OF
Milton Draper and Judith Johnson, agHinS jubilee Wheeler
Manten Rogers, pending In ad sonrt, will Saturday,
the Ia dsy OF MAY e5s sell public auction the CoaFt
House door GansbOO, credit Of six months the land
In peadipgs MENTIONED lying In Jackson county Ten
district IL Flynn's Creek and the same
which said Jubilee WhaeeF aOE liveH A particular
description will be given The day Of sale. NOie and good
secnriiV viii Be- required OF the purchaser, and len
tansd on the land for the purchase money This 18th day Of
March 1853 W. H. Bolts,
mar 2l-Wlt pre- Zee o. CLERK q AAs'sE'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08

BANK RESUMPTION IN GEoRGIA-We are grstihsd
to b. able to state from information derived from
reliable source, that the Banks Of Savannah and
Augusta have resolved, Internationally, to resume
specie payments on the FIRST day of May, proximo
While for most practical purposes the resumption
will be more a matter Of form than substsnce-the
Banks of both cities having been paying specie on
individual transactions for months past-he inteli-
gence is acceptable as a tribute to law and COM
plete performance of duty. We would have preferred
a still earlier day from considerations of principle,
yet we shall offer no objection to the time fixed,
it may be necessary for the convenience of some Of
the Banks, which we believe will meet with gen
ersl approval on the part Of the public
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08

CoMoNFoRT AND GEN. WALKER.-A New Orleans
letter TO New York paper, which always is sure 10
have the news that other paper has states, that
Senior COmonfOrt, and eI president Of Mexico, aud
Gen William Walker, eX-Presdent of Nicaragua,
both now residing in New Orleans, have formed
coalition for the purpose Of subduing Mexico Com
onfort is to furnish the funds and Walker is to do
the fighting 1t is said TO be their intention to form
q double headed Presidency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08

THE COTTON CRoP.-Ths figuring up of the cot
crop for this year is already not only Of
argument and enquiry, but also basis for cOnsid-
cradle betting in many other southern cities.
The New Orleans Crescent says the question Of
crop appears to be settling down on $780, 600 bales
and that it will vary materially from these figures;
of which, it is presumed, Great Britain will get
!, 100000 bales.
To this the Delta replies that such an estimate is
lows:
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IMAGINE MADE0
Horse shoes. " y

4 HR gROv IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, Al TROY.
n. y, have HENRY BUHDEN'S IMPROVED HORSE
SHOk MACHINERY now Be- successful operation aud are
prepared orders for HUaSk and MULE SHOES
Of any Weight and Paterns q price bus little above the
price Of Horse shoe iron.
The quality Of the lr0n used 90 these shoes Warnlad
In respect These shoes have been approved or and
By the United states Governments sEelusiFs-
:, also By many Of he principal stage and Omaibus
companies and Horse sh0s8 throughout country ANY
person incloBinE IS 10 ne undsrsguej, viii have q
sample Of 100 pounds assorted address.
Ordors addressed 70 the subscriber Al Troy viii receive
prompt attention.
april 6-ly WIZ + BURDEN, Agent, Troy, n Y.
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sPlI4-wuunel
SaIes---JacksOn Co.
NOTICE.

DY virtue Of deereal order Of the ehancsry court at
ID Gstne sborO the February Term 1853 Of said
Washington MOfgan and Others, viii, Monday, the
9Th day June 1855 the house door Gaiuesbo
TO- sell at public auction, credit 2lst March
1859, Of land lying in Jackson county, Tennessee
Roaring river; bounded b. George McCenden, Morley
Young SusanHah Johnson ans others and containing
thirty Noe and good security will be required
purchater and Hen will be retained land Tor
the psy Of the purchase money The minimum price
upon land is eight hundred dollars. This 30h day Of
March, 1855.
april 6-W4t prs fee 81 co " Bolts, c q n.
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CONTENTS

Iea i-0e1srel Charsesristios Of The Bible as
Classical Book-lnuoduetory- The Bib.s asa Cassic-
The Bl5eadapei 70 Childh0ld-Th Hibs In he .ebool
and Coliege-fhe b bic In eur Eugi.b Vs-.l,r- NJ.
Bible 10 TIE iour grCat Classic Touguz-Ibs Blbess re-
lated TO tue Sa'e and Is Seao0ls-Ths Bbs tbs Pss-
dun OF Ameueau lnEutuiious-T5s 3 BE Ard 1bs
Church Of R1ms-CcncIudirg Remark
CHAPTER lL-POetTy and the Bards o; the Bib,s IA
lure ana Usss OF Poetry ~ the s-D renee bsfrson
Hebrew Prose and Postry-Sty.e Ct Heblez Postrv.
Parallesm-Spirit Of Hebrew P1e.rv-BsDsrrrls,fss II
Hebrew POetry-IEf renee Of Hebrew p,st-,- M -.
OF Rostry IN the BIb.e-Ihs Seven Greater sards-
The Argument from P0eiry-Concluiiug Renarks
CHAPTER llL-Eloqasnce and OTa.ory Of the Old Tes-
iament--Elements and Characterstics OF hcuueues-
illustrations Of Ehquence Earliest Er.m1ls of 20
qlerce ID the Old 1eatamsnt-Judad as IN Orafor-
Aaron IS an OratOr-Oher Examples from he Old 7 g.
tament-kiCquerce Of Hushai. the Archie
CHAPTER lY.-Tbe Eloquent Oratorsof t-e New Tssi,-
menL-kEamples Of Perverted EIoqu-uce- Herod nd
Tertulus-Speech o. GamaiisI-Ths ri llusst spoIIs-
stephens Aadress % the C0uncii-Prsach.az Of Jahn
the baphst-Peisr IS an Orat0E-Sptech of James b.
fore the Synod-The Recorder or Town CLERK of ls,us
The Sio4uencs Of Pa1-Plul on Mars Hil-Dlse1ursss
Of oar L3rd-Conelusion.
CHAPTER Y.-Types q Female Character in the B5ls.
Interest Of the Sabis5t-Gs3efal View lass6caton-
Picture Of ETe-Sarah and ksbszah-Character Of De-
blFah-Character Of Esthsrand RuEh-rszabs and An
aiah-Herodias and her D1nciDg DlBEhtsr-Abgan.
Hannah, and AarJha-Ths harys-C5neiuding Re-
marks,
CHAPTER YL-Rep-sssntative Young Mel Of the BibIs
Range and Limits Of the Thems-Ihs FIRST Of Yospy
Men-Ale FlrsE Two b-0insrs-Gharlcter Of J1seph-
The fOut1 Of Mosss-5ke.ol Of David and Jsnathan-
Sketch Of Samuel and Sau-Saui and S1nel a. Endsr-
Character OF Absalom-fhs H0uag 1Is1 ns Sovereign
--fhe Young Men OF the Captivity Y0u1g Msaof ne
New Testament
CHAPTER VIL-Seisues and the S,y-s NJ thu Ribt.
Relations and Bearings cf he Subieot-Tbs Mora Sci.
encs Ct the BIB s--Iae Bible On Physical Science
First Scent nc CharacierlsHe-Seco1d Jharactsrstic
Third Characterstc-Addt 91al Illstrltious-TheSa -
gssOf the Bible.
CHAPIEB FllI.-OrigInal Conceptions; or. Ob-eots Of
Subhmly and Beauty in the Bibe.-Tha Divine Exist
enee-Ihs Providsnes Of Gld-Tls Personal Character
Of Chriss-The idea Of Special Divine IuHasnee-Fhs
Chnrch OF GOd-The Common Brotherhood Of Nan
TIE Day Of Sacred Rest-The Miisnnum-Ths Res
direction Of the Dsad-The Last Juj zmen-Ths Hsaz-
emily World-Ehs Schsms Of Rs5smpuoa-Rsolpisui -
ton and Conclusion.
FOX SALE BY
". =. Berry & 90,
aPrh2 Public square.