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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Erysipelas, ScrOfnIa, Kings Evil, Tetter,
 TumOrs, and Salt Rheum.

From FmtCdTdtng Merchant of ~ LOdts, Flo 4. lS56
 DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that is great medicine. They cured my little daughter Of uceous upon her hands and feet that had ncuable for Her mother had been long grievous iy afflicted with botches and pimpes Der skin and in her hair After child cured, she also tried your Pills. and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Selling Off at Cost.

IT WILL sell the balance of my stock of Summer II Goods at cost to close them out, namely Berages and Tissues, FALL MANTLEs, Summer Clothing and Straw Hats also small lot of Crockery.
 The above will be sold at Cost for Cash and no mistake. J. A. HENRY.
 July 2l, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
DRUGS. & MEDICINES.
h R. H. HUMMEL, Main Street, - k3 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, D Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.

WholeSale ana NeCd1l 0IuS 0COIC. HAS always on hand, for sale, Drugs, Medi- III cines and Chemicals, Dye-stuffs, Oils, Paints, varnishes Window glass, Putty, Glass ware supe rior qualities of Perfumery, genuine Maria Farina Colognevarety of fine Soaps; hair tooth, flesh and Trusses and Supporters of all kinds; real Havana Cigars snufs and Tobacco; pure Wines and Bran dies Spices, Syrups, Extracts and Essences for cun arv use: all the patent proprietary Medicines of the day; Writing Inks variety of Pens, Pencils and Paper; special agent of the celebrated Hooand Ger man Bitters; McLeans Volcanic Oil liniment; Row ands of the University of Ffee Medicine of Phladel- phia: Fever and Auge Tonic Mixture; Blackberry Syrup; Remedies for the Lungs; Remedies for Dys pepsia and Indigestion; Family anti Bilious Pills; Wolf's Genuine Schedam Schnaps; fancy articles etc., etc.
 Having purchased foreash, am enabled to sell as low as any establishment Warranted to be fresh, pure and genuine.
 Orders from the country promptly filed and satis- faction guarantied with regard to price and quality.
 july IT, 1855. 1y R. H. HUMMEL. MD.
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Fa 7etteville Female Seminary

July 2S, 1858. St Dean of the Faculty
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State of Arkansas.

COUNTY OF RANDOLPH.
 In Randolph Circuit Court in Chancery. Nr
 Term. 1858.
 John r. Black, as assignee of James W Proudi, Robinson < Hill. Martin < Smith, James c. Nav and North & Scott.
 'INHE creditors of the said James w Proudft 1 hereby notified that at the May term for N of said court, among other things it was ordered the Judge of said court that all persons having roands against said James w. Proudft have hi 10 exhibit them in this court, before the Masgt Chancery, and he is directed to list as appm. claims, those that are founded upon notes or wa iiquidated evidences of debt. over the signaiuE :aid Proudft. and accounts that are authenicatls he affidavit of the,claimanJs or are >upp0rsi parol proof before him. which he shall reilS writing. ana file in this case unless suchnote~ d alld accounts are contested by the assignee l vs ,ase tie Master in Chaneery may take te-timay q report the contested claims, with the testimony sS hereon, with his opinion thereon. for the eoldaa lion of this court. Anu the assignee is orlea make publication in some newspaper in this Sn notifying inc creditors of said Proudtt thst | nay eXhibi their demands in the way above sft io E. Litteil Urmston. Master in Chancep d1 court. etc. JOHN P. BLACK A.sire June 2s. '5S. 3s-tf of Jaine> W Pltrla
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Searcy Female Institute. Saarcy. White Conntx. Arkansas

 THE Second Annual Session of this Institution | under the Dhargc of Prof. 4. 1RAvIs aided by full corps of competent assistants win commence on the ist dy of September next, and close the 7th July, 1859.
 The reputation of Professor Travis as a Teacher and Dsciplinarianthe universal satisfaction he has given his patrons since he has had charge of the h. stitute. his high character gentleman. together with the very pleasant and healthy locality of the in stitute justify the Trustees in assuring parents and guardians at distance that they have every indnce ment paronze it, with full confidence of perfect satisfaction for their trouble and outlay It is no humbug- The system of teaching is superficial in nothing. but is such as to mpalt thorough, plete and polished education.
 Expenses per Session of Five Months. Primary Department ........... 12 co Preparatory Department t................. l6 co Collegiate Department t.................. 20 co Ancient Cii ssics. extra a)................. % Music. Piano or Guitar .............. 25 co Use of Instrument .................... co Vocal Music. ................-. % Crochet Work, Silk Worsted and Linen em-
 broidery ry................*...... 10 co Floral Carved Work. ..................... 10 % Penciling Painting. Crayon Water Colors
 and Monochromatic. each ........ ... 10 GO Incidental tax. ....................... l co Board. including everything ........... 50 co Payment one half in advance, the balance at the end of the session.
 B. D. TURNER. Pvesident
 Board of Trustees. w. A. OLD, NecrffdrJ. 42-3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
 FOR THE RAPID CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, rNFLU- ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN-
 CIpIENT CONSIMPTION


 and for the relief of consumpve patients in advanced stages of the disease.
 We need not speak to the public of its virtues Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet of the American States, it's wonderful of pulmonary com paints have made it already known. Nay, few are tho families in any civilized country on this continent with personal experience of its effects. and ieweryet living trophy of its victory the subtle dan gerous diseases of the throat and lungs. While is the powerful antidote yet known to for the formi dahe andianserous diseases o the pulmonary organs it is also the ptasanest and safest remedy that he en poyed for infants and young persons Parents should have 1t in against the nsdious enemy that steals upon them unpre,ared We have abundant grounds to believe the Gerry itci0rol lives by the sunplions 1t prevents than those it Keep it by you md cnre colds while they curabe. neg feet them until no human skill master the inexuralle cuker hat fastened the yitas eats your life away All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and than them it is still made the best it te We spare cost toii to produce Ii the most perfect possible thus afford those who rely l. the best agent which skill furnish for their
 PREPARED BY DR. J. (. AVER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
 AAD SOLD BY
 Dr. J. J. McALMONT. Little Rock and b, Druggists and dealers in medicine in every toai and village throughout the country.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Mrs. Richards Yonng Ladies Institute.
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK. R0kRnTNG nav SCUaOV

NAsHxr11r. ,TENN.. July IS s. 44-lm
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ADNER GAINES, Attorney at Law, Chieot county Arkansas. Post Office at Columbia.
 Feb l6. 1858
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V4t T IT TIlt " VOD N CoIehratph Gipoar DxoI

and the pure article may be known by the s. s.. the addition of water does not changeits arr.,. T while the spurious ones all become cloudyr es .3ss when water is added.
 R. B. CArHFRWOOD
 July 2S, '5S 3m Proprietor Ginger Bu,3,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Boarding Scholars from abroad
Warren Male and Female Academy.

FENIIE above institution will be open for the recer- II ton of pupils on the fourth Monday of January, 1858.
 The scholastic year will consist of two sessions of twenty weeks each; and pupils will be charged from the time of enterancc to the close of the session, cept in cases of protracted siekness evidence of which, must be furnished to the principal.
 TERMS PER SESSION. Orthography, Reading, Writing and Arith- mytic .7........?.......... slO % Grammar, Geography, Composition and Flo cuton. n...................- ............- lo O0 Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy, As tronomy. Chemistry, Mineralogy Geog raphy Logic, Rhetoric, Political Econo- my, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, etc.. 20 00 Latin, Greek and French Languages. Z5 00 Contingent fee for each pupl... ......... %
 Rev. A. l.. CRAWFORD, Principal.
 Miss SALLIE S. HARRINGTON. Asst Warren Ark. Jan. l9. 1858. nl7-tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H. D. KARR

H. H. 2. KARR. BARR A KARR, Attorneys at Law Camden, Ark.-will practice in Onachita and adjacent coun- ties. and the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock Prompt attention given to the collection of all claims
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Confirmation of Tax Title

CASH! CASH! CASH!
 A NY quantity of old Cast Iron can be sold at the A :. New Fonndryn for cash castings at the rate of $1 % in cash sl 25 in castings per 100 pounds July IA, 1858. VIM. DRAKE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
RICJIAUD RVACC.
JAMES TUNNAH.
isA.NrAE. NOTICE.

b'-N , Ff MI tNF. DR Ii Y. rA~E. @. '. ncxt door to - D @oy. c9"a'y r--.d.Iee where ha is Aye.ss.zsss, prepared t .Itr'. j ey ry bran: :h of his S--TT-rJv profession Aria ia. tc. h ai-h ariteiAt guns f,,r one to )' ~e iu~e'eJ SD '~ tol lcok perfectly natu raj. All uH -.-s inserted the suction or atm,~- pherc pr.,,ul. p.l4ci,e feel perfectly natural and easy in the riau nGd answers all the legitimate Uses of natural teeth
 Teeth fl taken in time can be plugged so as to pre- serve them for life.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
WHOLESALE X RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.

WHOLESALE X RETAIL l [2Iza DRUG STORE. NNsS@@s<z/ THE subscriber haring given
 l up the practice of medicine, vii
 71s1 give his personal attention to the Drug
 sA business. He is constantly receiving SzAxll.As4S' fresh and inspected medicines of all
 kinds. Also Perfumery, Chemicals X Fancy articles: Window glass and Glassware; Patent Medicines of ali nds-sucha as 'Taylors Balsam of Ii gerwort, Hastings compound Syrup of Napther and pepsin all of pr. Jayne's nd Comst9cks Prepara- ions Swamr and Indian Panaceas, Dalleys Pain Extractor Moffatt's Bitters and Pills, Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry Fownsends, Sands Carpenters. Comstock's and Bulls sSarsaparilla; Fahnestock's Komstocks, ,Smtb's and Dead Shot Vermifuges; Oils, Paints, Varnishes, md Dye Stutfs
 All goods purchased at this store warranted of the best quality and will be sold on the mostreason able terms.
 *s* Physicians can have their prescriptions accu. rately compounded. R. L. DODGE. Little Rock September, 13, 1853.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25

TNHE undersigned Lave on hand some State Bonds, | for sale tor cash or on credit. terms and in amounts to suit purchasers. having fractional sums to pay to e.her of the Banks of thi state.
 WATKINS (S GALLAGHER. ;ttla pnal- m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25

R. P. RoWLEY. l.. \. MARSHALL. ROWLEi & MARSHALL, Pine Bluff Ark. offer their services to the public Surveyors and Gel eral Agents for selecting, locating. buying and selling lands; also, to make meps plats etc.
 Being suppl ,d with set of instruments they are prepared to take levels of ditehes levees etc.
 Having been engaged engineers on the L R. & N. R. R.. they familiar with the greater portion of the lands on the Arkansas river, thereby making it to the interest of persons seeking lands in that To- caity to give them call
 All orders by mail or otherwise, promptly attend ed to.
 Bluff. Ark; Dr. B. w. Lee, A. o. Douglass Arkan- county, Ark; A. Eddington. Napoleon, Ark. 1; Judge Thos. B. Hanly, Helena Ark.
 April 20. 1S52 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
Judige estiOn and lmpurity of the Blood.

From Rsp. J. r. Hines IhStOr of ireHt Chtuc Boston. DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary family and among these an called 10 visit in distress To regulate the of digestion and puri f the blood they the very best remedy have known, and l confidently recommend them to my friends. Yours, J. V. HINES.
 WARSAW W WYOMING Co., N. Y. Oct. D. 1855.
 DEAR SIR: am using your Catbartc Pills in my prac- tice and find them excellent purgatve to cleanse the system and purify the fountains of the blood.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
COTTON :!
T0 RANK DEBTORS.

BRACKETS and remnants of COTTON received in < exchange for Spun Thread and Wool Roiis at the New Factory, in Pike county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
NEW GOODS.

HNHE undersigned takes pie. sure in informing his IL friends and the public of Little Rock and vic,ni ty that he has received and opned and splendid stock of Dsy Goods and Clothing. for Summer and Spring wear. My stock of Dry Goods, consisting Tn part o American and Foreign Goods of all kilds, the latest t les oi Dress Patterns Deines, Chaleys, Calico and Trimmings of all kinds.
 Spring and summer Clothing, consisting of fine Black, Bire ank Brown Dress Coats Promenade and Business Coats of various colors Spring Ragans etc. etc: Pants of the latest styles of Black and aney Cassimere also Linen and Cotton Pants: Vests: of all sorts fine stock of tent sfancy Marseiles Shirts ofall descii pons and good stock of cheap Clothing on hand; Boots, Shoes, Hats and StAw Goods: large stock of Ladies Shees and Caters; also child Tens Shoes; large stock of Notions, Cutlery and JeweiFy
 No trouble to show our Goods. Call in and exam inc for yourself, we will sell cheap if not little cheaper than any one else in this place.
 A. POLLOCK,
 Naia Street, Little R0ck. eB Always on hand the largest stock of Clothing. and sold cheaper than at any other house in Little Rock. April 2T. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
 N EW FOUN NDRN Y,

AT LITTLE KOCk. AKkANoAo' ., THE undersigned k now prepared to ds sly g, 2 Il of work in the line of Cast Iron usaais sr. Sar for Mills, Gins etc., etc.; also Flow Points oi Nss N, patterns such as Hall and Spears Ayerys ana v. < or anything in his line" He is also pTeI11%, ,r make patterns of any description for Mil wu' E that may be called for, at reasonable pIi'vsS <, thorough acquaintance with the business m .s., departments, enables him to feel confident "' will be iiberally patronized. ,sr
 Gin Gear 51ls cts per pound. and other wofA'' portion not exceeding Memphis prices .rs C
 Foundry on Main street, near A. U. WSruIr WSSn,rI riage msnufactoTy. WM Dh"
 Little Rock .Jpne l. lS5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
AGENCY FOR GEARS

Irregular Flaming and Moulding Machine. VTT E would announce to the citizens of Arkansas. w that we have become the as~ignees of s. H. Hamilton for Gears Irregular Flaming and Mould ing Machine E in and for the State of Arkansas. All letters for information or orders for Machines will be promptly attended to- Adress
 J. H. SMITH & CO.,, June l5 ls5s 36-tf Little Rock Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25

CLEAR SIDES. A LARGE lot of Clear Sides, just received and for "A sale by JACOB HAWKINS. Aug. 4, 5s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
ESrtiAY,

TWO young MULES, one q dark sorel s-o k horse mule droof rump, striped legs and 9isl q small eirele branded on-ore shoulder 2sz' One s dark mause eoiored mare mule whie E- large pi,chicrk brauded on one hip ald sners I nigLteutd Said mules are broke, and can, ii near Ft smith. Any information thankful! < eeive- or duly rewarded. Address
 WM. F VARUER
 Cummins P. O., Arkansas county Ah .JnLN 2S '5S 42-2m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
COMPREHENSIVE.
: IIs ' .
 S. L. DORSEY.

II HAYES. '' ' ~ HAYES & DORSEY. Real Estate and Land Agents. Lake Village Chicot county, Arkansas-will give personal and prompt attention in selling buy ing and selecting lands in Chicot and adjoining eoun- ti,s either upon commission or with all interest which lands arc alluyial and unsurpassed in the growth of cotton) will also investigate titles and make Out abstracts of the same; pay taxes for non residents collect debts etc. etc.
 HENRY HAYES, Attorney at Law.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
ArcIsTus ID. UARDY. Attorney at Law,

AUGUSTUS D. HARDY, Attorney at Law, Rockport. Hot Spring county, Arkansas
 KFrrRTrcrs:IHon E Il. English, Little Rock: Hon. J. c. Murray, Pine Bluff; Dr. w H: Ham mond Hot Springs Arkansas. Nov 10. '51. Y ID. DICKSON. General Land Agent, will attend to Locating Purchasing and Sale of swamp end other Lands in the western part of the State of Arkansas
 Being practical surveyor, and having a general knowlcdge of land business. he is prepared to make personal examination and surveys of lands and re- port the character of soil timber and general produc tions of this part of the S:aealso pay tax on lands of non residents Fees will be reasonable.
 RErERENcE.-H. A. Powers. Land Register, Little Rock. L C. Nils. Pine Bluff ]. C. Q. Smith. Hcle ma: Daniel E. Williams. Washington; NJ, Tibbetts, Fayetteville: Henry Williams tV Co, Van Buren, E. B. 'Waddc Memphis; 0. Basham. Register. NJ: Rose, Receiver Wm. Adams Land Agent tlarksvlle.
 Residence Van Buren. Crawford county, Ark.
 Oct. l&, 1857. l-y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25

Kentucky School of Medicine.
 LOUISVILLE, KY. THE Lectures in this insttution will commence on j. the first Monday in November. and continue four months During October preliminary lectures will be delivered at the Hospital and College.
 FACULTY. Beni. w. Dudley, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
 Henry NJ. Bullitt Nj. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine John Hardin, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Clinical Medicine.
 c. W. Wright, NJ. D., Professor of Medical Chem istfy.
 \. B. Marshall, NJ D.. Professor of Matera Me dica and Therapeutics. Middleton Goldsmith, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. W. D. Stirman. N. D.. Professor of A natomy c. ". Bayles, Nj. D., Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy. David cummins, NJ. D., Demonstrator For information address
 N. B. MARSHALL. M. D.. July 6. ls5s 6m. Dean of the Facuitv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
Mrs Richards Young Ladies Institute, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
 IITTl K ROCK. ARK.

 yrHE second annual examination of this .4TfsSs l School has just closed and shown the l9ssJg2y proficiency of pupils, not tnly in Litera sxagy ture and fine arts, but also in manners and S<-@sS lady like department.
 Wih our next session. commenting September, we enter in the third year of esao i9hnent, and our fifth session.
 Boarding Scholars from abroad will find ours an excellent Schoo in every branch of Instruction; the English department vii ba attended to with care, Vocal and Instrumental Music will be highly cultivated whilst the situation ot oUr cNtab- lishnent cn the Arkansas ri CT. presents all the ad vantuges of pure air, combined wiJh beautiful eli mate.
 All the scholars who have been couhded, during the last few years to our have shown decided progress and those whose educati l, finished an l have Ieiire from school the grace ana ornaments of society and the pride of their friends
 Some changes will be made in the Faculty: the Pfin.i,cd will be aided by some new and uost able tsavheis whose duty will mol merely consist ill hear ing lesson, but whnse time will be devoted to the more polite of social dues and to the general interest o the School.
 JULIA F. RICHARD, Principal. June 26. s.S. 3S-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25

PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE. ME have very fine hand press for sale, extra " foolseap size, in complete order. It will be sold on good terms. JOHNSON & YERKES. Aug. IS, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
THE MASONIC PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, LOUISVILLE, KL
 PU LISH The Monthly Masonic Magazas
 OF THE AGE,
 ENTITLED "THE AMERICAN FREEMAS0N'

ET k devoted exclusively to the Instruction q N Entertainment of Freemasons, their NNa Families and Friends.
 Each number contains Portraits of distiugusa Freemasons, and other Engrayings, by the s Artists and the
 Articles by Dr.. A. q. Mackev Rev. Geo. Ol@
 Giles F. Yates, Albert Pike, Rob. Mors
 John Dove, J. Theo. Holly,
 and others. comprise m Masonic Law, History, Jurisprudence, and H. Lettres, from the Pens of the Leading EEN Authors of the present century. As Masonic Monthly Magazine it has no esA either in Beauty of Mechanical Execution, or Ns' of it's Articles. in the World. Each monthly part contains as much Res1' Matter, not to speak of the Costly Engrayins l] trating the same, as ALL the other monthly iSus the Masonic press of America. rolled into one 4 IT IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE MONTHLY
 SONIC MAGAZINE OF THE A6E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
A REMARKABLE CONVERSION

The history of Mr.. George Hubbard, o!
Boston, who is about to enter upon bis Gtors
as missionary in Africa, accompanied by
his wife, who was Miss Elizabeth Blocker
lIadden, Of New York, is related as follows
il the Express:--
"Sme years ago there lived in Boston a
young man, of one of the best families 10 the
city, handsome, intelligent, we'll educated, OF
agreeable msnuers and address, and exceed
ingly popular with all who knew him. Still
he was most generally known as very fast
young man, and noted for bis extravaganza
in the expenditure of money, his disregard
for those conventionalties and moralities, Of
which society requires the observance OF all
within It's pale. The result of such q career
need not be described, as it is seen every day
in all great cities happening 10 spite of the
precepts of the judicious and warning exam
pies of the imprudeDt. The last chance that
seemed to be left for the reinstatement Of the
subject of our story in the good opinion of his
friends, of himself, end of the world, was q
voyage in some responsible capacity that
should test the sincerity Of bis desire to re
deem himself.
"By the aid of friends he procured such an
commander of merchant vessel, bound on
long and somewhat hazardous voyage. In
the course Of it, be found himself among the
Fejee Islands, aud having occasion to 60
ashore on one of them, be visited the rude
dwelling of a native chief. who entertained
him Hospitality. and, as he was about to de-
part, requested him to pray to the Christian
God, with and for that savage family.
III ere was dilemma. The attitude and
act of prayer had long been strange to the
youth, and he was not prepared tor such
request; and in default of his ability to COM
ply with it. the Fejee chief, who had proba-
bly, been visited aud taught by some wsnder.
ing missionary who had casually landed upon
that island, raised his voice 10 prayer, while
the native of Christian aud civilized land,
himself unused to devotion, stood by and
listened! Was not this a striking scene?-
But mark the result. Our young sailor re-
turned to his ship, and, in due course Of time
to his home. fastening to his brother.
clergyman of the Episcopal Church, re.
siding in the teighborhood, he told him tho
story of the prayer he bad heard put up by
q savage islander 10 that far distant ocean.
and confessed to him, that the prayer had
been followed by an answering effect in tho
conversion OF him who was strangely called
upon TO listen to it. lie now desired TO re-
deem the time he had so sadly wasted, and 10
devote himself actively, and in the most sa'
crifcDg way, to the cause Of religion
Steadily adhering to bis purpose. he became
church member, q candidate fer orders III
the church, and an accepted missionary to
Africa, whittier he is about to 20 under the
auspices Of the Foreign Missionary Commit
tee the Protestant Episcopal Church. Bu.
not alone"