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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

THE PUTNAM PHALANy AT MOUNT VERNoN.-The
Putnam Phalanx, a visit to the Federal Me
tropolis, made a most interesting pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon yesterday. The Phalanx left Wash
ington, yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, in the
steamer Thomas Coyer, and after a pleasant trip,
arrived at Mount Vernon about l2 clock.
Upon landing, the two companies formed into
line and marched to ''the grave Of Washington"
around which they gathered, while the Marine
band played the solemn "Miserere" from "Trova-
tore" The band accompanied the Phalanx by or
der Of the Secretary of War.
Rev. Mr.. Moore then addressed the Throne of
Grace in fervent, patriotic and appropriate
prayer.
Mr.. Stewart Judge Advocate, then addressed
the assembIage in an eloquent and thrilling
speech, which produced marked effect upon the
crowd.
d. p. Tyler, Esq, followed in an address of con
siderable power and beauty, at the conclusion of
which he deposited upon the sarcophagus which
contains the remains of the Father of his Country,
abouquet plucked by lady on the banks of the Del
aware.
Mr.. Stewart is the owner of the land on which
once stood the celebrated Charter Oak.
At the conclusion of the exercises, the members
of the corps visited the house and grounds and
having spent some time in this manner re embarked
on the steamer and returned to Washington
AterdRdrid Gazette, Dec. 7.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

At Oswego, New York, the Hon. D. c. Little
john has commenced prosecution against Horace
Greeley of the New York Tribune for alleged libels
uttered pending the late election.
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TIE DAILY EXCHANGE,

TERMS
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Longer advertisements at propcrtionate rates Yearly
contracts to lie matters Of special agreement
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDor PRICE

IOWsONIOWN, Dec. I, I6bU.
Somerfeld Huson, coOred, convicted on Thurs
day last of an assault with intent to commit rape
on the person of Alice Schimpton, white girl of
some IA years of age, to-day sentenced to be
sold out of the State a slave for life.-State
John Hett indicted for selling liquor Sunday,
the 9Th of August last, and removed from Balti-
more city. Verdict guilty. Mr.. Hack for the de-
ience. A motion for a new trial was filed in
the cause.-The call of the civil docket
was further postponed from Wednesday next
until next Monday q week.
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al and Mackerel at So 5O6 for medium No SIS SS SOFA
875 for large do; SS75G9 for medium No Us and Sl4
Glo per bD ior NO The supply oi FISH here Is greatly
in excess Of the demand Goldfish still quoted at A and
Hake at $2.75 per quintal.
FRUIT.-There is good trade demand for Fruit, but
we hear of no transactions of moment. Raisns sell
ing at the figures last week. viz 81 80 for whole
and 81 20 for half boxes bunch 81 40 for whole and
$3h for half boxes layer and quote Figs before
at lOls cts as in quality and Currants at 5k6 per
G Green Apples still range at from sl5O to 81 per
Dbl, and we quote Dried do. at 3h4 cts, ami Dried
Peachesa, 74dS cts for unpeaed, and llGl2K
peaed We quote Cranberres ranging from SO to sll
per bbl. for Eastern.
FLOUR-There has been very little done in Flour this
week. and the market for has hroughout been heavy
as well as dull The tendency of prices has through the
week been downward and Super and shipping brands of
Extra have fallen Off in price since the opening fully
cts per Dbl. The market for Flour of all descriptions
1000 to 5000 bbs. reported this week. but the exports
bbls bbs
To Liverpool ...197s6 To Barbados. 964
- Rio de JaneirO.. PA " Demerara.. 900
1Ictte Rotterdam PIG :, Port Mana, Jaa... AS
Halifax, n. s.. 600 " st. Johns, p. R.. 600
HowARD STREET FLouR-There has been no movement
in this variety of Flour this week far we have
heard Super was held at the opening at s512X, but it
has been Offering for day or two past at S. without
finding buyers, and we quote to day at 81 81 per
Dbl. 'S9''0' f''
week OF 700 bbls Ohio Super at S. and 900 bbls Extra
at S525, but we quote Super to day at s475G4 SIN the
aer hgure belng asked for the best brands and Extra
duh and heavy at S5124 G5.25 per bbl.
CITY Mills FLOUR.-There has been very little done
in City Wills Flour this week. the sales so far as we have
heard, embracing only 500 bbls Super at $i 10 per
Dbl cash, at which figure it has been Offering for the
day or two without finding buyers We quote Extra
day at for standard and Sc 5O7 25 for fancy
brands, but it is very dull at these figures.
FAMILY FLoUR-Wech's Family Flour is still selling
by the dray load at SO, but gu tie Baltimore ground
do at s. per Dbl for the brands Ohio Howard
Street Family can be readily had at s6@$625 per bb
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour is still selling at S425 per
transactions in
this week so far S have heard.
BUcKwHEAT FLOUR.-Buckwheat Flour ranges in
price at from l50 to 1925 100 lbs and sales
moderate extent are making within this range.
CORN MEAL.-Some sales of Baltimore Corn Meal have
been made this week at 50 12 which decline of 12H
cts on last weeks price, but quote Brand ywine
as before at S325 per bb We note the export this
of 747 bbs. to the West Indies
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
tL. nr.li
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A subscription has been opened at Turin, and in
other cite, of Italy, for present to Garibaldi 1t
is said that it is to consist of schooner GaribaIdi
having been heard to express wish to possess one
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

ullman the opera king, has, on account, as he al
leges, of disturbance in the country and dissen-
sions among his artists, withdrawn from the man
agement of the opera in New York.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

R Hughlett, Ridgway, Chareston-C. Pendergast
fremont, Holt, Charleston.
W Darling, Baxter, Boston-Hesen 4 Rogers
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TIMOTHY TOMPKINS.

P SSiuce writing the above based upon further infor
nation and experience, have del from the despar
views there AIKEN Mrs TomPkins terribly chacrined
the mlsortunes attending that pair Of pants and in her
distress she to her friend Mrs Pipes for womanIy sym
pahy But Mrs Pipes odh that the whole trouble grew
out Of not having Of the right kind of sewing machines
that most matter of fact traps in which the
wary caught She showed Mrs Tompkns hers-one of
GROW ER BAKERS, with their peculiar stitch-which
she said was sure preventive against any such calamity as
had experienced at the ball According to her description
while the upper thread in the Grover l. Baker machine
went through the CLOTH the lower started eff nm
middle down the outside cast OF right and lett went rornd
the last stitch lodged through the next, turned summer
saulthrou h two or got up chaos
in each particular but produced seam mahematcay
exact and perfectly smooth and the stitch so elastic
tn at the would not rip.
Notwithstanding terrible experienced bought Gro
yer Baker machine at No 1sl BALTIMORE STREET, and
Mrs. Tompkn applied to the fragments OF late Ia
mened pantaoons In few minutes they restored to
their pristine excellence and for evenings put them
to conceivable test by jumping, dancing bowling
kicking and the integrity stitch has been demon
strated amidst the most terrible temptation to
der. TT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

The NJ. E. Church at Long Old Field, Prince
Georges county, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
st
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The census returns of all the States and terrific
ries have reached the census bureau, with the ex-
ception of few districts in California and Texas.
Petitions are being circulated in Michigan, ask
ing the forthcoming Legislature to repeal the per-
sonal liberty laws the statute book.
The profits of the Spanish bank of Havana, for
the last month, were equal to $50 per Sl00 of the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

1t is estimated that two thousand gallons of mo-
lasses have been made this last year from Chinese
sugar cane in Cumberland county, New Jersey.
The Augusta (Ga.) Consijtutionalist, a Douglas
)urna in the late campaign, has come out in favor
of secession, and declares it to be a necessity.
The Charleston Mercury does not deem the
ports OF the several Departments of sufficient inter
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

The census shows that the State OF Pennsylvania
has population of 2,9l3,Ol living in 5l4,SF
dwelling houses.
Five persons three whites and two blacks, es-
capped from the Jail of Hartford county, at BeIaiF
SUNDAY last
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The Richmond Enquirer approves the actlon OF
tion.
Risbob Spalding, of Kentucky, has issued cir
cular warning Catholics against mixed marriages
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At the Georgia Methodist Conference an obiec-
IN has been made to the use of the Episcopal ser
ce in the q. s. Navy.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Sas Scbiller=Oen auf bem
Siernalbff66ter See.

Scn Der Qimmat. @m IL. 0oSem6,r b.s ..u
sansensn SHbres fanb wie befannt in Dem meCfen
nsutt6en Stapten unp lOsar in benz pentI6.n
ptttn (sSttn) Die S6iaerfeier 6tatt. Sin he,,
9snannten &aas battcn icb aus ben brei ,eontc.
uen am Sisrwapflfter See, ur Shm,, mn
untermaleen. auf bem Titli cine Nu,ot( SDS,-
ntr osriammelt. um bsm Dibl,r pes yeiIhsIr,
ata' in 'tnfa6sr unO ernttr g8.le ibrer 6ulpi.
anna oar3ubrtn9'n. Sn Dem senannteu or, be.
hnptt ltb Der betants ,,Wytbsnltein". cine iib,r
oo 6nB bobe 91ramioe BON Stetu, Elm gH6htrr
osS 5tatli, niht bon @enIhnbanpen. fpnnrrn
oon Der Natur babin9eRellt Sn 6rIblpf1en n,n,
oeutlden o6tsr, Der ben l@pei,sril6en 1r,i.
Sf'tsbslren 10 pnrt feline Diatuns perberrlidt
EN- 3eifhen brsr panftartn 9rinneruno an osb,n
Die ent'ulun9 pss Denfmals fanD am G5pnn.
tng ben 2l. SftUber b. s. Statt. @s mar si,,
ret3tnotr 5trbifta9. an benz Die gnt6IlIuno nov
Ypramtoe ifattfano. llm II llbr Nittoos ,,on
Der See tertiis nit Socten aqer Qpt bsb,9t C.
Santon urt Der 'rift err lrtuntOns, fanpte ,tn.
oFeItue population, rie BON ,a9lrsiten gBSr.
nerH ees Sdntpns brgleitet mar. Quf bsm gpo
baums unp beim Steuerrucsr Der lrnpr @oo,.,,
waren bic nlo>sir9en6itlben urasr 6loooer o,,-
9sbra6t. gbFn 10 jabIreit ais oas urnrr 9crt
~aren Die SoOte BON lntsrwalOen unO @5Amn,
6sleBt unS nit 5aaSeu 9s,iert. Sn Der WSbS
0es Ni9tDm'teips osrsiniSttn iie Die gcot.. glie
efsttFIront Der Y9tamiOs mar psr6iat unc ,nor
MT Zen Nappsn pr urtautOne, ole 8ertreter her
c item l6wsi3eiden SunpsssenuTrnl6nft ri.
pref 2eapp'n marsn purb einsn Rran, ppn c,r,-
mrr9run, in bem lit Die disappear Der ;;kria.,,
&antUne bsfanOen, umgeten, unD in Ger SJ3tttsE..
TanS itf6 SaF sBnbriei&sn Der GioasnOiTenl66e,
Oas psies SreB i'm rOtben 6slpe. @uf Der 80
Oi'ltr 5seppramiOt itett cine ma6tioe aShs"
Ole lt'tSFF orn IurAtb0rsn 5GSn setrOst nm M
BON iRr ~tNte 0a' sirssnOifiae Banner ''
Die S'rf4i'O'nsn s5OOtt unO s4tFs batt.n
f8 Del tbrsr &"funft am @pt6snfein ornr"is. n''."
an Der SpiBs uarsn Die rrei 9iaueR son ~
e@"si unO tatsrwslpsn uaS btater tbasn ~ ~
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Su warsn mob in, 8sptn unp Ratbeu iiter
p." Sorsans btsriHen uno @triRine botte ibre
Sfrltorung nod feineew,as iib.rmunb,n ala NJ,
SIrdt auf Dem Sburme anItluo. sn,6 ri.
os.s'0d rel ffe. bic &ir&' if aus, lest mad.
Dap on fcrtfunmff
N tuBfen uno hcrstsn enanber, pdteenb
@pr'lttns thn bcfanpis fprttri.b.
@'ufaSene tommen mir ,u1ammen, ni6t wobr2
laste er. ''"'''
Sd' ioSdlS meins seut' i'm gett fne, unb Sas
1T ,iemit frlb.
SD trsf' pia binterm Sus uno sonn ,no,ir,n
wv '"S oelo' DER Sooen III NIT lauter 3uder
S'lfreut. Rsinf ndt, IS tp.rp' Dir M foIt f,iuq
Nftd' frtert's nitbt, penn i'd bel Dir bin ob,r
irBt ma&' bid fort.
Ste wcllte ibn tereb.r, bas 6ous hur6, h;s
etntere 3bir gu perIohen. N,in, Iaate tr sorn
mo 'p eerstn Din. ca miIl t& aud misp,r biuaus.
SD ftO' ObnsNin nd&fsr Sag sans uifen unO
lret NIT rcinsn @ltern.
NaB' sS nur nod Elm wenis aufeten, Iaate te
s5 1T mir 70 ansf. ~
pno wtun fe froe.n, Of Semous untsr ~,
N'r@ Oct DIR gem len isi, 70 fus'f Obue SBsit.res
~ W. lSl pu9IiptltH.
Ste osrprN& stGes unO ties i'm ui,b.rkrrt
CUR vile on, 10 bab .r als Te lid pom euonesr
losrili'n, nod anss niat s,nus srtust ,u bob,n,
metnte.
8rtsOrt bate Ieintn suten @rnnp. pos sous
auf Der Torpsrette gu ssrlaHrn. Gs clIteu n;6t
popp'Ite 8uBAupfeu bint.rbleiben. bi. ien.iat
'tn snflOies @ewtrr BON Ssrmut6uuosn mad,
aerufsn baten triirosn. @r trat IorofdIti, IN ri.
"orbanO'nsn Spuren unS fuIste ibnen. nm aus
otsls sSsiie ttwa beraussubrinaen, wer por b,r
Ssnitsr 9ewel,n feiu mchte. Die Spur.n f5tr.
ten an ben due'rftn Sdalsrn bes Nl,d,ns n,
uno eann tr'u5 uno quer purd stntde GjSsh, ~
mo ne hh dttr bhlO NIT anSern 5u6fapfer s,r.
mt'd'trn. Gr muBte feline gfadfprI6uua ala
tru@foS crtsnnsn uno sins fUpf6ittelno iein,s
WeNss. Gie Seur tamsn eben ana her Sirm,
Gr t'nnis &c nitt permsipen, man6em permun.
oerts" uuO ntusitraen Bid ,u btorou,n. ~ 49,
't8 ater rub's in ben 3us miIhte. 70 broAt.
etss Sitle, bic iitb mebr NIT gnbSruno her snr.
ctat ais nit @uiferuna Der ;3ubSrer b,lhSitiot
batten. aui cen @Iarttn, ras .r sl.i6fous ons
vi ''''@e ''@'"f' (6OrtieBans fOlst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
SSSarfbfcbafts @r1fT.
auaaaags!
@tetnen Sreunben unb benz selammten VubI,.
tum ote an,ei9e, oab mene neue

@tetnen Sreunben uno benz eeIammten NrbI,.
tum ots 9lnSetae, bab mene neus
GerteressStrfbfebaft
Dem Selute isst ofen ftsbt. GisIelte in oufs
Wel@madrolllte einssrtthtet, uno fSuneu Die az.
eerten 9alte nit ben teten @rIrihunoen ieper
Art, iopte aud NIT marmen unp falten Speiisu
oeptent werpen. gRentrinter made id, porouf
aulmertlam, oa6 i'd DEN BON mir ae,paeueu
Sirenta g8ein
rein uno unpGrfa!ldt An so Gts. Der GloGhs nsr.
taufe. um SdSreiben 8tIad bittrt
aleutin s. Ter.
Oampn6lr.Serblnpung ,pildben 9hd,mUup INN
Wep gorf.
Sas Oampf6iH ,.9tpauote" oerl6st 36muun
leoen Dtsnito9, gia6mittass ubr, unb 0prfelt
0iittmOd Nlittag.
Oae Onmpflhiff uSamestcwn" perISet SPib.
mono tcoen 8reitdg, yahmittaas llbr. unp
9fcrtplt am Samstas Niihaa.
Der Gabrpreis in Der Gajiitr, Iabl,.itsn e,n.
9eItlChen, betrGst $40.
SIN Steeraae, cbne Sscf, S5.
@rcurlicns 2idet fir Die Commemorate oSl,
tts, Sis. o"'
&eifenbe, Die Ilittwccts unr Samstoos NON
petersburg 6rnbSua tenusen, trcffen ,r'.Ia mil
Der Ncrfclf' petersburs 8abn In erffersr Stont
en- "m init Dem Dampftuot ,peitcr seben su fSn-
nen. &idetS fur pieis 3cur t5nusn am Seters
eur9 Depot selpi't merpen unp bstrGot rer oon,s
0abrprets gei6fnGs Hur $40.
NupI am H. GeiusFAr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable In advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
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enilletou.
Ser 9pnmen,pirtb

S@wab'l@e ScltegsIGi6te aus rem prriesn
Sabrbuneert BON Sermann 8ur,.
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Seeanmtmabun9em.
E. ]. PIC OF,
Nppttefer,

@de her 17ten uno Mainfirnse,
eHpHeb!t fein rehblItiaee Eager auer In ssin
6ad ihlaaenptn Nrtifel. pie aud Qorfiimeriens
Ssltsn, Guriteu uno Ssdmms j,per Irt Sortsn
Sele, @las 'c.; Gisarren, &auh, &ou. uup
S6nnpTtabat unb pisle anoere @rtiteI welcbe in
pteliJen Qpotbefsn semSbntcb sefltrt merben.
pduetla6itb madht berlrlbe aub auf Ieinsn
eernbmten nno unfsblbaren oSirgnia g8crm
Stllsr" arfmerti1n,.
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Steie 2Sirtbilbaft
une
6 a bier aIcn

Eager bter Gal on.
Dem Yublttnm Die ersebsnlte an,ei9e, bae Der
uhter3r6nete in feinem 5auIs am alten NSsrft
Dem 6ittbmortt 9e9eEiiber, cine g8irtbltaIt nsbit
ea9erbWr' SalUn erri6tet bat, wuisba er 6H
freuen wiro, feline 6reunre Huo ras Wuslifum i'm
Nassmeinea mit ben belten 0etrdnten beoienrn
,u tOnrtn. 8Iorence MiHpr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

a. JUpseN CRANE,
AbSotat unO SfentItGer @,erintsannalt.
SfFes: lite Stra1e, ,uiiasn NaiH. saaia,
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Is SOarDers
!onnen bel nnter3ei6netem tets freuncline 3im.
mer unb quite &Ui. tr9altln. Nud heben slpiae
3tmmer an lspiss 6erren gu Sermietben bel
sos Rarrb @at.,
am 9leuen Wartt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

Gde Der =. II. Marlballitr Gihmcnp, Sa.
OisieS sel6mndprl ein9eri6tete ScteI mir>
Dem rsisnoen publifum beiteus empfcblsn. Die
llnt"rietdnrten rrlaubrn iira suaeih, ,um site.
rem Seiuct rieles SofuIe freunpliblf ein,ulapen
wolelt's itetS pas bette elserbier unp lsnifiae er.
frildunsrn Su Fnpsn iinb.
Soaroers fnpsn oGicIbit frennslide 3immer.
quite &Olt unO 5npcrtcn,menpe Scpienmng.
Stabelbufer H. hGueIer
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Stn5ei9eit.
,I,uer R6b llaeeu

tIH.uer MGb llaeeu
an grpobar.. .wiihen DIR .. uno 3. StraBe.
nttrssiuetcr mat osn eeulShen 9ublfum bic eres6en
Wutoe eas or an ctietm Ytlsc eincu M66euaeeu erpn
bat unS tiltct In pcrtpmmsnoen S6tr un stnetetcn 9u
,ru6 SSciteIs arbeiieu wefpcn sermodscu uue m6st
tila ousSelubrt. Separaturen rroalt uno bil9.
Sbup ppn Grceben.
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g. Gutte.'s
W@I6tmotem Wortctt.

ersebene Snsise Dap msine Spnmer BrtbidSft mil Der
l6'oensn nsuen &nIasen CUR llntsrbas pes ubIitnms
pfrsb pom bsutt9en Gage ab pisber Oe6nt it, 9elons
wp III eer 3eit uno fale Spein IN orSster Sms
wabI ~ Fnoen no, Opir aud Gsnfe jebr 9rt Son better
Suaiitat 6rsunpl8ofIli4t gum ;abIrci6en Qeu9 aeet
Elm SimUn SteinIsin
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Il m5u9!i
miuinern Waaren /!

n. G.. BARTON erlaubt fb Die Nn,eiac III
MAIDEN, ca6 er isinen Stors BON lG9 nab 229
@MinitraBe, Oberbalb Der 9ten, Yerle9t sat, 100 er
in isOsr SoiiCn Elm poll:dnOises Nhortimsnt Der
fOlAcnren &rtitsI oorratbis bait; SeiOene unp
Strob. 1iite, 6auben, 6OpipuBe, fran80fite Bin.
mtn uno Sdnoer; Spigsn Sertba'S unp Gaps,
Spsen>S S6Eeler, 5ruusr- 8raeen unO lsipsne unO
vtaiGflbe SFiBen- @antillas.
Damen, weld,e Die 8abeorte beluAtn t6nusn
EN- S.prs DoafGnOiee Bal &c. QnJiae
ers1iteu
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Seeinaunaen.

Der ,@nwiser" erihein icben NpraeH Senntaes ausee>
npnmen, ,im ip6entlihen SubicriprnSpreis Gts
sabba Die rslp Srdssr pctr SIS 90 in iSbrler SproS
te,abluns sseisen fnben fpeeubsn 9tbiusunetn
@uinabne: Ginniaas ginrdurs 10 3iien poer wsni
eel so @ts ,rpenloec 75 Cts, oreimase $lOO, cine
9Bp be 81 25 ensn Nlpuo $2.5e. erei Ncnate $4O0 cs
Nrnoc SIS 90 lptlf Mpraie $1,000 in rertelidbridsr
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Published This Day:
THE RELIGION OF SCIENCE; Or,

Published This Day: A..
vTHE RELIGION OF SCIENCE; Or, The ART
Il OF AcruALIIIss LIBERTY, AND OF PERrEcrIsd as1
slr.pacToRiLY PRoLoseIse HAPPrsEss Being Practical
Answer The 9rs. Question 4 you take away my Religion
'' WIN GENERAL DIVISION OF THE WORK. ~
Tund.%eDs and ArsumsnasVs. T. nlusrstivs VI Demon
'"a''s' soME VIEWS FROM THE WORK.
Man Perfecibe on the Earth" Eternity snostsntnsay
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out Of the abstract human properties or s6utes ancu
sontryer dmiy yet behed what through organ
man Viii beo%s AnshropomopSn acrusss this simpor
sns reliability else, supemsturai.p . truth
IAN psrcepble nature s grand organism Of which man
h the sensorum or ssbeeSe mental organ which Organism,
VII discover how 70 control to the extent that's e0ae'"v
complete sy Ii: sTssn Usn de- To-
the extent Of physical else mstsaty
pitsby absurd imp0'ency unc0nd'tonay surrendered 20 I'M
C 70 o,s ss enacted than fs Ss Sssd s bs s q:
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arcby popular Government Tyranny cannot cease m hoo 20
eliminates ought TIL true far seeing enlightened sehshne
most sbie t al power in mans connsc ON
on s.ed instead of being either ass.ed Q, Sad M the
tive and vino cye basis till the religion o. the nnow,o % s1ps
:sa :ss': d i9: nature Sl %yissss N ss
10 Opinio nism and that Immaculate are
The lingering relics Of the priitrey natural deluson that
mind s an entity and that will originated matter
The stage Of religion which fitted the infancy OF the social
organism can be adapted in the Nineteenth Cen
tu1y than the Intervening Ages be rolled backward"
or % ns. 70 eny :Bs RPsiS S:
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