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FNGIANn AND FRANCE-

The - cordial unders' andiug' which has existed
between England and France for the last few year.
has been seriously disturbed by late events apPar
emily small IN themselves but Important as leading
to serious disputes between the allies. It is now
beginning to be believed that the Emperor Napoleon
Is paving his way TO war with England. In the
tranquility of peace the shaking Of that imperial
throne is too plainly percephble. When all Europe
trcmbles with the tread Of large armies, and when
other pursuits and ideas are lost sight Of IN the en-
thusiasm aud excitement, pride, pomP and clrcum
stance" Of a great struggle, that throne msy, not
shake less but its shaking will be less easily seen
less obssrvable-unuodced, and so virtually IN
known; and that the Emperor is ready and willing
at any time sacrifice all else to the fancied secur-
ty Of his position was long since proved Whoever
doubts be his present purpose, after Perusng
his latest manifesto, lays his account more sim
poity and sighteiness than is in any way con-
sfstsnt with his past history.
To picture France and England as they are respec-
tively pictured in the pamphlet Of Napoleon Ill
ct TAngleterre," in positions over which John Bull
would be apt to glory, and at which the French
nation will be at once ashamed and enraged, is not
tevor cfonewith pacific intentions for to describe
sensitive France as accomplishing, when she
might have justly felt hurt st a false Interpretation
Of her conduct which had been so honest and mode
rate, as resigned aDdmeek before the snubbing the
contempt, the injury and the insult Of her old
enemy, is to picture her as no Frenohman would
wish to see her and to excite to the utmost the ha
tired Of England and the English that is IN the
national heart-a hatred kindled in the struggles
and tradition Of centuries, and only resdy to burst
forth the more iercely for the time that 1t has
r,,,I5ared under the form Of a friendly alliance.
The Emperor does not make the war; but he makes
the public opinion that is to force him into 1t
and either the feeling that he has awakened WIZ
have vent in war with England, or it will fearfuly
react upon the ruler under whom France has been
permitted 10 occupy this lamb-ike and Illuminating
position.
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Ez7g@ All that the Patriot can say about Banks,
the Governor of Massachusetts, is, that he is not
the same sort of knOW-nothing on the slavery
question that the Patriot is. But he was unques-
tionably QUE of the fathers and founders Of that
party in Massachusetts, and, so far as We know,
still holds to all its original principles. He is
ant-slavery, and the Patriot is Pro-slavery' But
so far as we have any knowledge, Banks and the
Patriot agree about foreigners Catholics, "Ameri-
cans to rule America and the merits and virtues Of
secret political societies.
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ON the 2Oh day Of April next, will expose 70 public
~ sale Tor cash. all the interest that J. hnEgns pas n
aud 10 The foioainz negroes z:-Jordan, Henry 9eETy
samuel John Jarsis Caroline, susan, Hannah, and Mar
garet- which is 81 opposed be hnthat the Court
House door in Nashville which been levied % sat.
March q. is5s J. a. STANLEY, c. Dc.
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Land fGP Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale seventy Of land on
the Middle franklin Turnpike four miles from nash
vile, adjoining ne tract on Ehcn ne rssaes sHa we Ands
abundance OF excellent, failing water, with the most
beautiful Guiding site tie county and In the midst Of
anil NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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OFFER the following strawberry Plants 9I se' 49, =,
81 81 per huadFsi, npena aoout he en- q ~ --
Pine, a. 81 per hundred rpena TIE 5ih o. l9y. 49,
seeding as 81 per hundred, npsns ne itl o. ~
gia Iammoiht 81 per auEdred- npeni -Aa ~ et-
The above lies Of plants al arze ald are So.
nsiors aud viii produce frEii ui1out mixing P-s.
Etaminate ants with hen al orders lli -. -
Plants len az Demovils q 8eiia, No. % Cherry si -
be promptly attended 70 ~ me- $3.50, v-.rxRR
aar ss.-oo&wsE.
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GEN ATKINs, sPEECH.

The speech Of Gen. ATKINS on the Kansas Le-
compton constitution, is among the best We have
read on the subject and nsures for its author dis
tinguished place in the House. It Willbe completed
in two more numbers Of our daily, and viii appear
entire In the next weekly.
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The Desks OF CNOGREss.-The desks in Congress
one great cause of long speeches. prOtracted ses
sions, and talk for Buncombe. The members sit
comfortable in their seats, read the paper, write
letters. frank documents, and adjourn. In the
British Parliament there are no such eonveniences
The members 60 to the House to attend 10 their par
Hamentray duties; men who have nothing to say
are not allowed to speak, and those who have any
thing to say are allowed to speak only to the Pur-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. DR..
Halsey, of Louisville Ky.
TIE
Literary Attractions of the Bible.
r., PLEA FOR THE WORD OF GOD, CONSIDERED
AS A CLASSIC.
By LIE ROY J. HALsEY, ID.



In the fOWnE pages proposed to present sn out
lire Of WhatmIy Be- called The incidental Of The
Bbs-O set forth its claims both as a classic and AZ
book OF general education, Regarded simply as book Of
learning Of taste and genius Of history and soaaene il
has ezertsdas influence which cannot Be co highly est
mated, aad eommsuds itssf to every cultivated unEer
Standing Il is the book Of our learning not lss than
our religion The basis Of civilization not less than cur
salvation. Is has moulded into shsPs is has queksnsd
niOlis hewhOe body Of cur secular learning as well as
cur theology il has b.elIhed its Own vital spirit into al
our science, literature legislation, philosophy and social
and political Institutions
Isis these attractions which may Be- Felt aad appreciated
even By the irreIgOus and WORLDLY minded which We
propose group together in distinct and connected
VsT Our object viii be to speak Of the Book Of God ss
proaneiion Of Inspired genius ana classic taste, to reveal
something Of its mmsssun5s wealth. as Geld Of kroEl-
edgsand nike Of EisdOn, moiel o. scqlenee, mas
ei-eee OF posy text book Of Instruction; and thus to
sndsr II 50 tls as We shall be able attractive 70 all
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MAKING THE MOST OF Ir.-Southey says, in one Of
his letters: - have told you of the Spaniard who
always put his spectaces when abOutto eat cher
ries, that they might look bigger and more tempt
ing. In like manner make the most of my enjoy
ment; and though 1 do not cast my eyes away from
my troubles. pack them in as little compass IS
can for myself, and never let them annoy others"
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Notice.
7#cs so1t5sTn Pacific Railroad Company.

NEW ORLEANS, March son, issa-
TR-T.u, 5irsetsd 70 inform you ihat ia9 Paieaa.s.
Of st5gt, s5ld 81 ths ComPan On ne " o. is
IT,, Sc $500 Ii allow ths ormsr owners me pfs.les
"a rs5eei1 tbs same, By paying the lnsiaen-' a-o %
the 1874 OF april -. in b.trsrsfsr-rd
III stock not rsdesmed b. thal dalsi w 1900
On he booksof he CompanY g The purchasers -Aoi-
Vsgy resp5ct'ully,
eco. 9. LAWRAsON-
.rt . a.5. Secretary
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Sundries.

VKTRLL Buckets, Half Bushsl Measures, Wood BOElI
w Ladies, Rolling Pins, Wash Boards, White Wash and
Bsekng Brushes Hearth BroOms Door Mats Market and
Clothes Baskets Clothes Pins, ShOs, Bar Lead, &C. &C.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
apriI4 No. :, College, doors North Of Spring It.
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Just Received
Negroes for Sale.

DDITIoNAL supulys OF ladies' Fine Lasting Gait ers,
n side and front laced, al a college street.
John AAMAlrk.
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rss- Gen. Pillow passed through the city yester-
day, on his return from visit to Washington. Gen
Pillow considers the chances against the admission
Of Kansas under the LecCmptOn constitution doubt
fDl lint not homeless.
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Hon. A. o. P. NICHOLSON, Senator elect from ZEN
negsee in Congress Of the United States arri'eo
in this city from his homo at Columbia BY yes'eF-
day mornings train of the Tennessee and AiaOalnS
Railroad, and proceeded to Washington IN the ai'eI-
noon by the Southern route. HeislOOking remark
ably well He expects to return in the course Oh
three or four weeks
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A SPLENDID HOUSE GIRL, about Is years old, good
n and nurse She has been living In the best
County We would much prefer dsPosing Of her 10
aDril q WILL L. BOYD, Jr.
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ed towards the elass q he week By the szEivsl Of
600 or 800 packages, and II remaius to be seea
Whsshsx these quotations will be sustained Choice
bEands Of Hams are selling at 1Sal4c, while other
descriptions neglected.
LARD There has been some movement in lard
this week, andupWards Of 800 packages have chang
ed hands, at lO3slle for bills aud tisrces and lila
lie for kegs.
savannah Market April 2.
BAoox-There has been q fair demand during the
week and transactions have fully sustained last
weeks quotations. Stocks are large. We quote
Ciear Sides, llaal23; Ribbed do. l02all4; Hams
l2l Shoulders 84a9.
LARD-We quote in barrels, ll&al2; in kegs l23.
Market we'll supplied and the demand fair.
baltimore Coffee Market, april 2.
CoFFER.-The Coffee market has been quite firm
during the week and the demand for it has been
good The sales Of Coffee for the week sum up near
" $500 bags, as follows viz: 2 100 bags Rio, ex
Banshee, at l0s cents; 600 bags do at l04sl1 cts;
1000 bags fair Rio at 100 cts; $50 bags medium do
at 92sl04 cts; 900 bags do at lO4 CTS; $50 bags do
at II cents; and 800 bags prime do at ll4all3 cts
The stock Of Rio Coffee in first hands is % 900 bags
To day we had reported sales Of 200 bags good Rio
at IL cents and one hundred bags do st lot cents.
| The market for the week closed firm at the follow
! ing quotations, viz: l0al03 cents for medium to
fair Rio; l02all cents for good do, and ll4all4
! cents for prime do. Laguayra Coffee is selling in
| small lots at 1871 cents No Java Cefee in market.
We note the import of g. 900 bags Rio per bark Hen
rietta.
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CONTENTS

CHAPTER L-Gsasral Charscsristi.s Of The BBls a. q.
ClssScal booS -lnuOductory-Th The Bible as q CLASSIC
The BBe adapei 70 Chtldho1d-Tbs BbI. b. he -ebooI
and Couege-Ihs Bible m our E1g.sn Vsrsion-Tho
Bible IL Tue four greag Cassie T0uguss-Ihs Bbeus re-
laied 70 the Sae and its SclO0ls-Ths Bib tb Plla-
dlum Of American Inehtuuons-Ths bibe ard tbe
Church 81 R1me-Coueludirg remarks.
CHAPTER lL-Poeiry and the Blrds OF the Bibs-Na-
tire and Uses Of Poetry IN the bs-Dfsrenes bEss1
Hebrew Prose and P0etry-StTe # Hebrew Poetry
Parallelism-Spirit OF hebrew POs.ry-DeosrtmeBtse
Hebrew Poeiry-lnh renee Of Hebrew PostrJ-Wrisrs
Of fostry in the BIb,s-Phe seven Grsaisr sards-
The Argument from POetry-COucuding henarkS
CHAPTER IIl-Eloqusncs and Oraiory Of he Old Tfs-
tamsnt-Elsmsnt8 and Chsractsrist cs OF Elcu1spcs-
illustrations Of ElCquence Earliest Example, Of Elo-
Quence IN the Old f5atament-J udlh As an Orator
Aaron Orst0r-Othsr Examples from The Oid T A.
tament-Eloqueuee Of Bushai the Archile.
CHAPTER lY.-Tks Eloquent Orat0-so Of tie New Tesla
ment-Exauplss Of Perverted ECqusucs-uerod and
Tertulus-SDeech Of Gamaliel-Ths ll1ousnt Dolrs-
stephens Address TO the C0uneil-Prsachn NJ Of John
The BaPust-Petsr as az Orat0r-SDtech OF James be-
fore the Synod-The Rec0rcer or Town Clerk Of p1esus
The E0queace Of Pa1l-Paul on Mars duI-IJlscoursss
Of oar L0rd-COncuson
CHAPTER Y.-Typss Of Female Character in The Bible
Interest Of the Sabis5t-Gsaeral F-ClEsifcltion-
Picture q Eve-Sarah and lebsEah-Charaoisr Of De-
b0rah-Charactsr Of Esther aud kuthJsZebs and Alb
alah-hsrodias and her Dancing Dlughtsr-Abg gail,
Hannah, and Aar.ha-Fhs MaTys-C0ncuding ks-
marks.
CHAPTER VL.-Rgprsseutative Young Ms1 Of the Bible
r4lss 4uQ Limits q the Lneme-lne fIfsf OF Luung
Men-Ihs First Two B-0lhsra-Chsrac.sr Of Joseph
The fOutaof Aosss-Skslcl Of David and Jonathan
Sketch OF Samcsl and Saul-Saul and Slms 81 Endar-
Character Of Ablalom-Ihs Young Man as Sovereign
The Young Men Of the Captivity Young Men Ct Toe
New Testament
CHAPTER FlL-Seisncs and the Sags5 Of The Bib -
Relations and Bearings q The Subss-Fhs Moral Sci
ence Ct tho BIB e-The Bible on Physical Science
FIRST Scientific Characteussc-Ssc0nd Jharactsrstic-
Third dlHOaal Hllstrations-Ths Ss-
gesUf the Bible.
CHAPTER FlIL-Origna Conceptions; or. OBJ eots Of
Sub nifty and Beauty in the B5bls.-Ths Divine Exist
ence-The Providence Of God-Tls Personal Character
Of Christ-The Idea Of Special Divine Influence The
Chnroh Of G0t-The Common Brotherhood Of Man
The Day Of Sacred Rest-The Muleunum-The Res
direction Of the Dsad-The Last Judgment-Tbe HsaE-
emily World-Ehe Scheme Of puon-ReeapiIula-
ton and Conclusion.
FOX SALE BY
W. 7. Berry & Co.
aPrl2 PubIfc Square.
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Soda Water,

OUR SODA POUNT Is now in full blast, and pre-
" pared furnish the Sparkling Fluid to all who may
give US es. We regularly supplied with ice and
shall endeavor to keep Soda Water always al the free
Eing point.
Our Syrups carefully prepared bv ourselves, Of the
best maIp rial and Of the most delicious havorE.
DEMOViLLB & BELL,
april No. 20 Cherry st.
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In the Marine Court Of New York, it was lately
decided that the use Of the term IS Co., appeude
to the name Of person in trade, having no partner
is misdemesnor, punishable by imprisonment
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City Hotel Stock.

WILL oaeo at Public Sale a. the Market House, on
Thursday, sth inst Il O'Clock, A. NJ from thirty
70 f. ty shares OF City hOiel StOcE.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
april I'D SAMUEL SEA4s
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R FRANCE & Co, Managers,
(ALso MANAGER OF THE ND. LoTTRRIgs)
Prizes Amounting to S272,OOO!!
LIST OF PRIZES TO BE DRAWN.
Tickets from 81 s5 to $40.

Remmbr that every p-izs in this Lottery will b. drawn
and all prizes are paid full without deduction, immedl
ately after the drawing.
Tickets Tor sale by
A. J. LOECHER b CO.
Limestone -, near Main, Lexington, KY
~ All orders by mail will Be promptly attended to,
and the Managers Official Drawing certified to By the
Sworn Commissioner will b feut all purchasers Of
Tickets.
N.B-A Circular containing ell the Lotteries for the
month will b. sent to any wishing it. Notes on all
Banks not broken will BE- taken at par for Tickes.
Adde'S al orders for Tickets to
A. ]. LOECHER co,
Limestone street. near Main,
LIuSGT0E, KENTUCKT,
or Box Is.
~ A. J. LoECHER & Co, have been appointed BY US
to Gil all orders for tickets in the She By College Lottery
april 7-tapr24 r. FRANCE 4 CO, Managers.
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DIED-In GAINESVILLE, Ala, on the 27th inst, Miss
KATE MCGoLRIC, in her "a year Of her age, formerly
Of this CITY.
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TINE SALE OF GROCERIES,
HARRIS & co.

(At ". H. Gordon & Co.'s WaTshouss)
ON TUESDAY. APRIL Is, 1855, We will offer for sale
" Auction, at W. n. Gordon & ,'Os. Warehouse
$50 hbds Sugar. m gFadss 1000 bbs Reeaed Whisky(Va-
zoe bags Rio G FEE; TioBs bTEndS;)
$50 bbls MolEsseB; 50 boxes SOspy
$50 x do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
200 boxes Star Candles; leo Nest do Tubs;
2OOR do do do 500 kegs Nails,
With many other articles
These goods will be offered in large lots with liberal
privileges.
TEREs-AIl sums under $500 cash; $500 and und
SIOO0 60 days! for approved endorsed notes payable
Bank. in
ADDITIONAL.
puncheon pure Jsmsiea Rum;
I pipe Holland Gin.
Raf pipes Signet Brandy;
quarter IS do do
nan '' HARRIS co.
OPEn7-d
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RIn&inn

meeting Of the Directors Of the Tennessee Name
II and Pre Insurance COmnany this day, q dividend Of
six dollars per declared the profits the
six months, payable in cash. Al the oee o. said
pany. W BUTLER,
april law secretary.
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Auction Sale.

THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL g, 1858,
BENZ. F. SHIELDS
WILL sell large Tot Of damaged Furniture saved from
w the Prneess-sone Of which is expensive ard very
good
Southern States in
THE GREAT AMERICAN CORN SHELLER AND
CHEROKEE CORN PLANTER
Offering OF the finest opportunities for energy and
small capital we have had the pleasure 70 Offer.
sale positive and without reserve.
Terms on day OF sale.
april BENZ. P. SHIELDS.
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State DeDarfmenf.
DOCTORS
j. p. Ford & j. III. Calender,
Have associated themselves in The
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE & SURGERY.
omee and Residence No Is South Summer street.
B-ThOse indebted to Dr. Ford for years previous 10
s5s, will please call and settle. lapni2
Notice.
PLANTERS, SANK OF TENNIS sEE.

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNIS SEE,
Nashville, March 3lst 1853
THERE will be a meeti0E Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held the Banking House in Nasbvils, on the
st June next o'clock A. M 10 lake into constdeTa
ton an act passed session OF the Legislature
Of this State proposing amendment the charter Of this
Bank. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
april It'd Cashler
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
Garter, Mckay 6 Co.


ON THURSDAY APRIL sth, 1853.
VUB viii offer for sale in font Of store, the following
w articles, and invite the sueatiOn Of the retail
chants the ev and county this sale, intend 70
sell 10 lots 90 suit purchasers, Wis
500 bags prime RIO Coffee;
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DENTON & WAsHBURN,

a tor n eyS at Il q W.
TNJILL practice in The Circuit and Ckancey Courts in the
W counties q Jackson OveFtOn, Fentress, Putnam Cum
beTand and Whts and in the Circuit Court Of Nsn Buren
county AL business entrusted them will be promptly
attended Particular attention viii be givel 70 me col
lection Of claims in any Of the above count .
22-W6m.
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1855 UUU
OF which there are, no doubt, already
broughtfor the 100 vessels now loading
for foreign 43S, 900
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CbarIestOn MARKET, April 2.

FLOUR.-We still continue to report the general
state Of the market in depressed and unsettled
state. With q very limited demand, BY bakers and
few dealers only, the stock continues large and
prices comparatively nominal and In favor Of buyers
As such We quote super and extra brands in sacks
SIS I2Ia5 25; in barrels So 25a5 70.
BACON.-There has been very fair demand for
both sides and shoulders and the transactions have
developed rather improved prices. We have aeeor-
dinghy extended our quotations, and quote at the
close Of the week lO3allc for the former and saS3e
for the latter but the stock vas materially iDsTeas
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COPdiaIs.
Porter, Ale, and Cider.

20 casks London Porter be5 brands quarts and Pnt5
20 do Abbot'S Iadia Pale A'e, do do
10 do Bass i Co &c 'sbrated Ate, DO do
50 boxes Champagne Cider.
Cigars.
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HAoKNEY CARRIAGE.
GIBBS &c.

rErrad tum Of the Corporation approved March 30, 1921
endoed and the passage this
following of fare charges for the
another the city Washington hackney
carriages cabs other vehicles, carrying pay
hire iaybreak eight O'Clock shall exceed
edhat each for distance
aaf mile twenty five cents for distance
and half mile and exceeding three miles, afy Pro
rded hackney carnge cab other vehicle shall he
detained for longer period than i've minutes tho driver thereof
shall be allowed for the whole hack other vehicle
OF twelve half for every fifteen
for all other dctenons ton socok D.
the driver hackney carriages tabs other vehicles
demand aud receive a. the rate Of ny ecnum the foregoing
charges, In addition thereto.
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The NATIONAL REcoRDEF

YNHE National Recorder" win contain sixteen
Il qaarso pages single double for dollar
Besides The miscoianees seadng found IN periodicals o this KIND
FIRST give all that done in the legsla
i've aud executive departments Of the general relating to
In the Legislative department VIII the spirit an
done Congress this subject including the chap
ans the House with brief sketches the
may De delivered befnro Congress
chaplain service in the and at military posts and In
at military and naval schools going
homes asynms BY the facilities obtaining the
IN Washington and by correspondence with eapains
We shall be abc 70 produce much that interesting the public
The second object will be TO collect Information and
publish under the head Of ech State and Territory all that relates 20
hc general interests Of religion This number Of all
omcay oeyymen employed otherwise the
nabo sAdod annually distinct church gsnzson
shall ear upon such plan Of correndence viii enable US TO
with many other Facts statistics relating religious
mover enter Into the sches Of the United States
literature emitting bcow special upon
shs Of lectures annually delivered the scientific develop
Survey Once tho National Observatory Of the Scenhe
TN Patent ONCE shall furnish Of literary
and teachers associations also Of such periodicals
are Intended to promote popular education
proposed In this work hes in their complete accomplishment 10 e
feet this shall need the kindly Of three classes
lions science and learning the United each Of whom
we have distinct proposition.
but as will conn other things important memorial to
Congress which should be placed In the hands Of every clergy
Hcal in s charscer) earlier date intend the
humber early IN December next We therefore respectfully propose
We will send them the Recorder years.
year. or tho first number only 10 all who will enclose four Letter
periodicals newspapers excepting
wntch arc only political and sconar who will give this prospectus
insertion containing propose
advertise the and locality their through
To the presidents principals Of all literary institutions
who subscribe for the Recorder will insert the and place of
their ,assnSns as proposed to 9s,0ss
Oct 3l-n
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1 NEW HIIMoRouS RooK.

~ Tho X Pepper Papers lusiratcd) volume bound in
conteus Biographical Dad on Weebarer,
parts; Aegaer Woror Snaik Astronomy lee
ture soioquy Adres to a Berd Pomc; noad the
ytel Iewys Clarke To the Ango as gone
Cane; nog the Hevius with paintngD On the Clam
Eps Crate Epk Terkc Pctenn avert pome flor lengthy
A noad o Comeck &c. Sc, &C. &c.
The provoking OF this well known hui
sparkling American writer which, widely copied
have the reader here collected in book form
and make volume than has been issued in many
vcars lust received at PHILIPS New BOOKSTORE
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