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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-12-27

peaceful separation upon inst and equitable
terms would have been the alternatives left t..
the choice Of the Spnth. Ny co,lhscl to accept
the o!er. as a inca are Of peace and safety was
given to oar Delegates. 1t met concurrence
from one only Of these gentlemen and he was
censurcd through the public press by one, who
now reproaches South Carolina with haste and
preci ptation and calls f,r DELAY, until Mr..
Lincoln shows some overt act Of ho>tilty-in
other words. supports his aggressive doctrines
by t'rce OF arms. If mistake not, this same
gentleman was the author Of a publication in
the Times over the signature of :.Opposttion"
IN 1859, IN which he counselel fusion with the
Black Republicans to overthrow the Democracy.
With such trust In that party, it is no matter
OF surprise, he fears no danger from the acces-
sion of Lincoln to power and is willing to COM
NIT our rights and interests to his "tender mer-
cies' and generous forbcarance j. ~. S.
A11ress Of certain Southern Senator's and HEM
ders Of Congress-.
TO OUR CONSTITUENTS
Washington, Dec. IA, 1860
The argument il exhausted. All hope of relefin
the Union through the agency of committees. con.
gtesslonal Legislation constitutional amend
ments, is ngushed and trust the South will
not be deceived by appearances the pretence of
40 o"' JouSuiCAI, INC TepuDli-
cans are resolute in the purpose to grant nothing
that will or ought to satisfy the South. We are
satisfied the honor, safety, and independence of the
Southern people require the organization of South
ern Confederacy-a result to be obtained only by
separate State seccssonthat the primary object of
each save-holdng State ought to be its speedy and
absolute separation from Union with hostile
States
J. L. PUGH, of Alabama.
DAVID CLopToN, of Alabama
SYpENHAM MOORE, of Alabama.
j. l.. NJ. CJRRy, of Alabama.
J. a. s,rALLwoRTH, of Alabama.
j. ". H. UNDERWOOD, of Georgia.
! f.. j. GARTRELL, of Georgia.
JAMES JACKSON, of Geot gia.
JOHN j. JONES, of Georgia.
MARTIN J. CRAWFORD Of Geor gia.
ALFRED IvERsoN, U. S. Senator, Georgia.
GEORGE S. HAWKINS, Of Florida.
7. G. HINDMAN, of Arkansas.
| JEFFERSON DAVIS, U. s.. Senator, Mississippi
| A. G. BRowN, U. S. Senator Mississippi.
| WIN. BARKsDALE, of Mississippi
| O. R. SINGLETON, of Mississippi
| REUBEN DAVIS, of Mississippi.
| BuRToN Craig, of North Carolina.
| THOMAS RUFFIN, of North Carolina.
| JOHN SLIDELL, U. S. Senator, Louisiana.
J. P. BENJAMIN, u S. Senator Louisiana.
J. M LANDRUM, of Louisiana.
| LEWIS t. WIGFALL, U. S. Senator, Texas.
| JOHN HEMPHILL, L. S. Senator, Texas.
}. II. REAGAN, of Texas.
| M. l.. BoNHAs1 of South Carolina.
w. PoRcHER MILES, of South Carolina.
| JOHN MCQUEEN, of South Carolina.
| JOHN D. AsHMoRE, of South Carolina.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-12-27

recent election of a President upon principles of
hostility to the States of the South. and to ex-
press the earnest hope of Mississippi that Mary
land will cooperate with her in the adoption of
efficient measures for the common defence and
safety of the South.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal OF
the State hereunto affixed, at the city of Jack
son, this, the 9th day of December A. D. 1860
~ By the Governor, JOHN j. PETrUs.
SEAL c.. A. BRouGHER,
~ Secretary of State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-12-27
TO OUR CONSTITUENTS.

Address Of certain Southern Senator's and HEM
ders Of Congress.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-12-27

~JAMEs w. BURcH, Esq. on the 18th
instant, resigned his scat as a member of the
Board Of County Commissioners. The reasons
which prompted this step will soon, we under
derstand be given to the public.
, 1860-03-15

FR4-t@GfS Il. HUFF,n-E-t.8.
Cootu Of The Grand Ducar Of The Duchles
of Brunswick and lxtiGtta and tne fire ctr Of Frank
tort and by pecta aet seyer, >tate authorized aa
HANOVER nEseiA. NASSAU, PRUSSIA. SANOSY,
HlKTEABERG. 0f413ESKEHfI Er eel
, 1860-03-15
Blood Stock i'll Clay County.

7 FcEn tie CEar CouEty tlN Jnul nAt.l
There has been d considerable accession Of
b'ocdcd stuck in Clay county within short
time. In the southeast pottiouof the county
about Maysville- principal arrival Of stuck
las tnkcn place. Messrs. a. ~. Carroll Ct
Ky.. hare purchased a large tasna at Massvii!s,
and stocked it with some of the best blooded
nnima's in Kentucky; after selling lots to near
ly all tue farmers around, they hare now on the
farm thirty or fmty head Of blooded cattle:
also a fine stallion. and thirty head Of hlooded
Cottswa1d and Soutadowa sheep. In ,hc same
neizhborhcod, Mr. G. Boutwell, has two fine
stations and three jacks, {a1l from Kentucky;
Mcssrs. McCawle5s haye imported from keu-
tucky twelve head Of FLOODED cattle md three
lacks. The valnc and Importance Of the above
stock can be fully understood when VIC mention
that The Messr*. afcCawlcys hare refus. $40
for one Of tho hsiiers, md paid 500 piece Tor
Tue jacks. AZ The southwest side of the county;
the kigl th'ood" il BEGINNING to flaw in, tp.t-
Messrs J. Barker j. Renick hare purchased
touc hlooded animals. Que gentleman from
this (1cnia1 district informs Us that more stock
has been sold from This portion Of the county
during Tue last six. months, than for six years
before all put together.
, 1860-03-15
Farms, Aots, sc.

L Farm three miles West Of jacksonville. lN!ncl.,
Et Of The finest aai most protucye In the STATE Of
fsred \: prsse ruc. 1t eoutaus 49, Of high, drY.
70 Ing lard, oceid's wnd lot Of ss and {Ee
orchard Il ehoee bsa"e a tc. reach and pear trees:
ac.r Of Norey seei.nE strawberries. and lAwton oaek
a:- .rd en;ent tore os tho best In the
eouh,g i9ts:iy Of .s:ks'ayiic viii regulation ef
PRICES for Al th.t al e proaucea 9Th ready .es. by
colleges female academy mi the >tAte Institutions for
thc bind deaf ard dumb I'd p 2ne The farm will be
Tes7ns sea4onabe. 1uqahe of The 81 *stioer on she
rspcl.ea- AUSTIN ktCkWE ;
.1hrtSenrlf.s IT.. Eehy{,syr f{h. 1ksG. fesxtm..aw
, 1860-03-15

Arpf7oK's Of11cr, STATE OF 1111xon.1
Springfield. fc5.lSisS1
WurRzA. The Goealue T1t 1nsutanee ConrtnY located
Sc~ YORK ID s1xtc York has hlcd IA 'sot-
ncr statement Of the coudon Of it, aa - required ~
Act e1eku.,e Tie AenetSs Of ins amer c1Mraaiss
mt Incorporated the Siatt nf ilinoas arpr Fcd F:
y iss aud ~ as snenda.osy there;o approved !anna
r =. 1871 ani whereas said Company hst furnished k2tA
etary evidence That Is otse*sed ofshe required amount
IN ssots sud Mo11faee and h1s kld !n
this cncea wstcu instrument sintd the president snd
stcci4ry t!ess app !u nx l.. f. Ma;on and Il. :. Eas
1na af Ec1co agent the ln at tho Luness
or sad Company. end fl;y and uureeetdly auahodEe
lin aelnnwletcc service .f for and hhaf ot
said ooa. ,te thaa .cTsiec Of r1c<sa N him.
the said xkeEt ehxtl IS and held 10 e valid
s%tTsd the COMPANY, ard -aivins al e. o er.vr
q tn r:nv.irnr osNAe aes aforesaid. 1sae e. uubo!s
Auditor Of Public 1ccoupss Of tle sasc of III ndt do
nlrcIy crify Till Tie said H. r. Mafou 7. +. BsRy
I'm Is authorized II agents for ths ts:d conpsny
toiartat the us1ness pf + nantc IN u; stass uu t'e
dirty 6,e day of January. in The feaI eighteen hgrdEsd
and sfxyo.e he may be legally ~ To
do hy said Company. .A...t.. -.
name and an xed al of once y th 1stn
Wy ~~- Auditor +. 4.
MASON q: CO., Agents,
4rhlsb;s; In 40. Cask Street.
, 1860-03-15
WALTER KfND,Lr. c.rk.
GAiICf i HIr-NcrCK. t:"n pl - so'r* h. eaf.&w
AtOklt1A.1t. S4ALn.-Ur:auIt

T. y
~ having bers made ty Fsrd,.a E. te.at> .o-
*e Y !7a. In VIC r7yL:ns oi 10 itta lin ~tt4
tp- <aE4 IN crlt. IN Cn'cJ ihl
-izh dag IT furt. \. H. l-5~: Il i .sa
~td< mot.sx he un:.ta xned u hi. carAss ae.e-
ra:er writer tbs .eUa:s~t VuAr'e ,4i"1ho tie E:.-.o
Ro1 In tAl:n leeIOn 90 aa'HF y H. tuw
u ~. iii styth'e~ - at4 Vi TAT r. M .ersn .'sst
nf ihe IN ri pl 11s:. atast i: sEnn'y uty,
cat- ~ tihts. mortgage ri IL Il Eer7td -. u
q sid oIt.v IN lsuz .vu. page uy. lus. AID
nine. Ant IT. OFT rr II t.Lu q. ,t4.%e hF.s IL.
uater,tn*t. H. hss eaEaxGy. the :.s hf tie sp'h
vert 4'tatsE ct et4na thlt iatr5& :ost .h 1kty-
t1t ssth Eth q nae .vtn>: es. ~. .lrI u te
pa In the e.anty aid IL II re1-d. wsa
.Aft<T no tka&e il A4 tEea l.. i.eA
Jig hv- uret sr.
Sn~, lhe1e nse L. U. tsine Flesr. %aser h.re,:T
VI Coo. ceaa', .s4 u! trr Lurt, I.
F.ettd In uot<.srA viii iu rIr,s .+s.h
therein and the 10y u 'tssei sell :! ru's :ne
c. u the hA!<.t titf be .s Il the sshst
t,4'x IN N =. o.! hie1: tou ~ u ,".- Aid -aett
iE-is. ca Le AZ ds Ar''t A. L. snt', 1t
IN tAr;n:r.a of s. day .as nAc".o, Ie Ia+, "
70 hn and such ri n>tbrt as ua> n "a
M1-~t tA nee If :rcund HI tir n osllA:
r"nes'ne>. with The sad ~ e-s->.f al.... tEe
'An't~ 10 sch uoixa:. Iah!s .als o' h- ns,ne.
ID sesy NC tcc. aud itr Lo'.t. cr,tt y tho
1thts nj rga:e. l.. FAME Fhs6H.
Ma yin Chaacs VI c~ : t"any. .na
afe4iz ulLIu- lrsF,
Ch.e2Su. Ma,ea 1872 prtsh.1sfd
, 1860-03-15
WHEREAS. JOHN N11i)-

h.dt-. Jr. .nd Eg1 .o4ta =. Il. vic iii ca ,bs
liver 10 ~ ~ est..s u. ice s. :ns IL. tie M a.. a. I'd
yra, acres ID, the iv "ss,k d.. lee! cd
-: saf y of ios hire u IN Ii * tsty1!rs -
- hlnte .i4taa1 u tasaSo 1str With u ~. 'rEa.
al! ttn4.ss h~'nsiu3 atty wit. w ,a4hn, eh
saa .ru.s dad !, see1'd*d III Hs Kesct.s .' saA
.'ess FATE IL huasteu ;s'h .pi h!eh
;.d ese. y nAe* .1s.u:<o .nd d.: ssr'd a
ant ruref. Of cvrtn 10Th nf tx.n air M sid
~. n atss g. ae II S, ~ ,ts e. il
Dr. ant eLr Era-lus vii All "nsT. mt trtcn!
asm.a, o: be sun one h"u.a.t j dos:s Il. ~ae ysss
fm The tl.e tntrrf. w.n ussses a ts r-.s tta pr
tss .h i.s . q Dtee@or. % l. t. txs 10 use 1ns : ~ H.
~. n ssten.1. ssa s:as" ~. 81 - tns fss
;ns eesa ls,s : p':as,ta .ri s;.!t.:
sctor EEL ulh ienur ~,c st:s-t. t"atx h. ~ pow
rue. Now. there pus,.i: '..ks i. h3 kvtn.
tat & t. !. T.: " ~
and equity VI re1tmptom o, tins .aaa l"an y .iha
I'D axhe "lsItr %, ..h Tie Io< ot " "a.s
ia;!.e In ai., csy ef c4.A. ~ s.s tss M1e \:
.:sreof Et,,a ~, sur ,t.t H. F.. * for 90 ~
csa and ste1ss tten u. an:. s"s. all. III 'st
osss s PURPOSE" nsna'h*a T II 81; t1rsy
Cosszz. = sJ44zaas. Aui.. ..t5- -s4d
TIE sal, os tho above dc, ri rr.m.ss. ,t.'u;r.i 10
~. uss ssy Il A''' rarLest'. S 9"'e rc
EXECUTORS SALE exec
~ "tors Of the E.4e II J. aAr''s ~ ~: h'r "a It
Il sA ss : II r .* .. H. !.
ioxs Iss NJ d:,:p,:on n v,e:',, utn p4st 1t a4d
g.tale, t1-wit:
LOis IN THE .>tTy HF c:s1cAGu.
Sub Lot .'''s sssS 1855 Ut sk ~ Sc o.i: :
= ~ : : : /: :;;cz*7 e-'. =; =; 81: 81:
s'P" ::sea7 ..e. ,'::s::, .s TX: 4:
E.W.N" NrIat.'ssat lI1:9,f.
Lot 1.. book IS School snbtsea thkte1n3t+n fos
u, Q, a1Al~lf,xI.
Lots mig ia tu.S 10. tIbs l. B. y ha!lloaa hss
LAND ii xlSsEsAG 'gr~ IL.
N.knss xnt Sec. >. T ,vn ~ ktn.e 20 srre..
LA,,Do IL TOHs 4 uEaTi t'F u tAS>. NJ, L.
An:f Z re. "a rasA ":.s' ,;...... - ~ A.~-
S.@x -" ). !, i.:::::t j, .::::::::t:"
case lii III. ltv<aAt. o.. 's6. L. u4b Ii =e.lN
ft.f; Mtl-u1rn q. sHa ri v 5tpas.
TRN%-tInr H. css1. III an r IN ore IL t~u yfass.
vita Als:ss: ii j With t!-attnsy n~cu.t3.
;. LIND N. ). >. s.5LATEH.
fe1fh .std E1s I'rs4.
, 1860-03-15
35DurattDttal.

ACNE COLLEGE, The Spring
h ha4 srnul Term Of Kzcite Col.ece viii open Anil
1nli to cnp;nue rr.!t .fn!y :o!h.
For tenn. d1.. Apply 10 Has. Az E6 D1kOTFE,
,rh1h.tr IN E&etne fsnf eer Essire
, 1860-03-15
Banking anl1 Grcbange.
HOFFMANN & GELPCKE,
&.a.s.KERS,
Q61tAGU- --....ss 1IilNQl6.
Al x 10 LASALLE ST8EE.
Rankin nnrorf-e a-,+

| Banking Department
DEPOSIT. 1es7sda I'd o. A. c7ezt as; Assost ten
regular depo>aots md correspondents.
aSs to Ct
We receive Iepos u payable II specified I4s Oh which
SAVINGS nEPA ARTmESr.
D.pesA .q,,s notless than five doar, rc:e.ei .nd
viii u alowed % deposits Of tbs DESCRIPTION ates the
tunca have ren.nsd l. cur bands t2:edsd tans- All
dtpoalted.
COLLECTION. DEPARTMENT,
Conrctons Ia ClIraso made nr proc.eds rec:tel co
cay q s' sa,1sn z, p.e4'ue 1n Ezsaanxe oil;
sec,it.sd on Lvotahte :erla-
DOMESTIC ExCHANGR DEPAuT-
MINT.
We draw Sight q Time ss on The rripc pa. e,ss,o
The Uniun availaelein part Uni Cd states oy
ssou Ss4 " CT '''s
sr0CH DEP PAIsTmENT.
sra s.i oa f2M7;sa E yd ens. :. Chlexo o.
a.s3 I'D 3f eI IL. o NJ
rotx to ponp. And iueoas attention
FOREIGN DEeAR1IrENT.
veEf FL ssi RI EcG: PseE pRser
&c e ass e Z: IT. Sos;s III
bls md e@: of Gaat u suns s 70 su ncs ToeE o1e
JaS:S
Eedelbcsz. Bae BtE ne. Dresden, &c. &c, !se@ Sc
es vi ana st xs seei
fnly. .ad Terms most Fvorale erteud sss
ss % g. ysss Europe
g!s 'o~ 1a=s. FfVste soads:ai M%ts.sss Ee:ssisd
, 1860-03-15

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
IL zoeJ the Oec,.iss and Aurst, Nc. ia Rand 'Iph
st,.t t,c doors n CLARK, the Il nol.- Or. T.
teeu.r E@ics1n nf the I'D sch ot has devoted
rn lie = of.-s n.- ts ia to Utlain ce and AuE7
sv1; else to t2e bind .na be.fns y ~ dtas ad
.ki ards .er.s. Dr.. Us u:<.a. up~n the Eye sad
Ea many Of when cf et and d: F. ou. shar g
Il Of W lea have been pe traed With complete
N ecss ac.ri 4tl<tts frtn NJ ais Q: th. uttn.
nd ive him r-iot ai"n Is an ein~ht and TX fu Of
razor n-,er c-fo e. b. 4ny Specialist the CoLu'
E.u, A1r ,ile tic T. : .n:i faz which wA eontaa
cs, trr uLtytl Fa.es sbtIn4 p.c2Ar anh viii s-of
spocax. ier:,rtirus ernt 10 SEa At dAxeee. wcse
SIneiexl o. era. ms ne nut requir,i. mb7-lycdw
, 1860-03-15

L The String Term Of this Institution commences o.
Gs th Of Afrne11. II believed h.ethe facilities
oeEed ,he ntr-}n q yotLx aes in all branch.
e. Of athozo'Eh English aai Classical education ase not
surpassed u auv institution IN the West For
E. Waite. L. IT, Principals Pots 0oce boz lsts CHI
easo, Illinois. In
, 1860-03-15

GTEWA ARTS COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAD.-The a~kcow:edee ed .ape::o.s,v Ct
toe Stewart S:nre has given rise several
Tse Gtaufae a:s;e for rae 1nly bT METZ Agent. ri
sond assortment Of Housekeeping. Hardware md rn.
ware. tX.1 "
, 1860-03-15

The Atlaatis, which srriysd at Now York On
Sunday, brings interesting intelligence From
the letters In the New Tork papers, we cspyt the
following:
, 1860-03-15

\i.>lt. tif ,l.,.! ..,t>, .. '.ls el
~ toos; >.->u.~E4r = Ut. et -, ram. II sem,
.sse.-l1I. III: = Eot.r -" ~ TN u LoEe "a Arhs
t-dltf AUD = T. FANftr. Le> iuI+A. i'lls:t
John r. F.Mss. q p,a .d.--l'e i.tn Ea Ntc .n=='s
4*a: AZ, ~ :Ae L%n-.s*io*u-s r Ain. , fau u
sEt SHAn Z: PAineE. rshe aat+ a.suv: I'd kav
us s-en 1eI ln lie u-.cs u Ire CisYk Of .>u-
pe'tt coat u eaEo. Aotiee !. a.t.ay xtv*u srss
:o.sI ed Tie p-t!tiuu IN ,"rt. ct~usey
aeole *if. III lie aec ri ~ II Aziea. SO,
81: ad4ti & lEn.ss o. The usst Mend, tgA-y rat,
Is ., rs shy 'a~ te< r'eL
.S3~ uos ,ou- tao :. ,tGa :. -al-er ard ) rah z
s'n:s, heirs assa f-.s etG-r,n Of hu q. r.nss.
Sue.or Court Of Chicago. of It OK cnt. Oh ,!:e I.st
~ u te ts1a, t.e;so ~ = h..n It th s..o y shl
4-a~'. = tsnus 10 t a. ie it".n The sane ALL TIC
matter aaa II M etrin ch+sk a7d ia ken
to TIE prayer OF la.a Ee.t4a
WALTER KtNB,Lr. t".rk.
t = HFHx %1Ik
, 1860-03-15

EOYEl.'S SULrANA SA{'CE,
~ Fer Holland Cold p:,le, " al hlpts Thsn.o,t ds.
leou, and arrssns <.acc invented b. tas seaowssd
"soye.~ the Loaou Reform ti.n, ts1e~ h. deeeos.
manufactured b. ths vel iavwa houss of cic~s h.Aes.
well! Lnn.on from tbs sfral .cc2. It IL tts fsotstn
saues in In :aad. aud Ihe 'onuens. With - ard
growing reputation American Ep and u.sth
apt Of st:uu 10 the aap-sa and 10 digestion.
0rlSt'Ss oF TIE LoSpUS rnE>s.
ave recommend our correspondent srY Aons so1rss
Few SAUCE, ent!lIed ts 'sa!taEa sAat+ tsm,c& a,
the Turkish sece IL dAvor.a excellent and Adoss
aderahe nj Ia Of slow Aa1 weak dxr.tor.-1as
Lancet.
avn.y. Peusat xcd splcY. worthy .hs xsn:u. Borg.
-Ob.ez7ss.
-" vAlsah!e adtze. to Fish, T:ead, I'D Esw. an4
should have pface oue very tahs-.AuAs.
s,is AEents :of the United staie%
GAKDSsR G. rvEiis. ~: F7.ca ST., Eaw To1k.
AID BEsAY l. HAYES n CorphNI. Besscn For Ma By
8nae<n tnd Fruit Dral+rs every ~ttre. hi'3t aam
, 1860-03-15

s Those who are Curious to Wit
ns the wonasfu perfection to which A. Ohswa:dt {ata
sa.n.scr BI.c.eu u. y, has brought the Iaanufae
tu:a WlKa and Toupses. :.ved to visit bis Wig and
IA, Tying Rocrse No. 100 Lake street. and examine
thss N1ious Production Of No ectutnY detect
shsM hcA hon tie satusa whea ADJUSTED 70 the hcad.
dAl-.F
, 1860-03-15

GtTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ cook. SS.-Sr2<sns Ce,rs o. t:h!e.xo, .isy icf.n
W.-LA lin S. Ii, u;t aud v uiu.&Fs dzn1 3
i. -a111 E-E E4tatr Is infant ehenn
r. Palmer DECEASED -fsutca Tor MeehAnlLs LII.
.lx. AZ. II the n u-Ee,;1rs' Of AHA P4la nd
S,..a Palmer. ae.ssa.2t. aoays ? nsu. ": hets
I,I sgo. So,ie l. hereby fysa !. The .4iu Aula r..
Ct Aud Sarah Z. PAmtf ahAt lka tt!ots H. fear
ps,ion ii ad Cou u .tc.r -ids ,he., Of % tba
d.y O A.sch 49, ana ~ .anao@s th:.+u oa
On b. tr Mon.!ay " III. arzt. lS u B., l-* eqt.d
Now. y"l. IT, I'D Ahu4 f,nt e .nS : '.is l.
.Ax e.socAIsy be aud apceAE etsc Its
>rvs couft u CIhs 81 of Z ek Corn. 81 tae 8r3day
II kte thee~oe. ia lvlLsa It Ch!sk3 l.. sa.t
County Tie 3ls Mu1lay My. lst0. sn4 pie d. Il.
swF The sad <soD, Ta aAmr Atd th+ II
Tea ad there A .tlt I. vi re u zen -
s'a.ss xI1 skcs, eL:ssa axan Jou 7.c.suh 10
WALTER .K1MBAtI. c, Il.
EAf%r { Er -,
, 1860-03-15
NAn :l1ubtifat1ons.'
WORKS to Mako one Think.

| " U1tAo 70 Mako one THINK
NoTFA1t9 on the Boundary 1t Atauez World nv
Robert Dais Owen. Tttrs ei.1A -
AANSEt:La LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS TuQu6HT.
r1icR q.
HANL1SsON's HISTORICAL EVIDENCES Of 1h+
Truth Of Scripture. Pr!ce Il Is, - '"
CHRIST IN HISTORY, BY Robert Tu,nbull. Afes
THE CRUClBLE, OF 9e Is nf neceperste s,,e. nv
Rsr.j. A. 0oodhuc. Ft!ce ii. -
THE EL0H1M REVEALED In the Creation a-d lie.
demptan Of Man; ty i. J. Bald, DID, Fricc 4.tv
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