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TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.


NEW ORLEANs, Aug. 10, 1851.
As this Committee has received. with aeep regret positive
proof that mpuons have racced upon the public gen
crosby by obtaining relief who 10 the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the Knowledge of Buch of fraud
hera of the Committee in person, leave such information
with as little delay possible their Office ecrearys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following the names
of the Committee
GERARD STITTI, Board of Aldermen
s. DELABARRE, :. .
L. T. FOkHTALI, :.
j. H. HUUKINS .
JAS BEGG5 Board Of Asst Aldermen
W. F. HODGKGNs, :.
j. B. LEEFE,
JAMES DAVIS,
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 3ptf Chairman of the Co,,;.t
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RG~Notice-I take this method of Offering
my professional SERVICES free CHARGE to the families of th
who are absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between Pyana Coliseum streets Fourth
District
my3l 2pf P. YEIsER. MD.
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rs For Auditor OF Public Accounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON, of this city Is candidate for State at
the election in November next. sei6 I'd
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.aGs"Gss Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos, i3 and Is Royal street,
Has tnstore large supply celebrated CRIME DIE
BoUHY CHAMPAGNE, quarts pn.s also other brands
Wis: CHARLES HEIDsEIUK PIPER HEIpsEICK. PAR
MENTlER, and other brands of quality have
large assortment of the Old sheres suoh as AMoGT
LADo' TOPAZ, SIERRA. GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA of
direct fmporation other Madess grade supeol
Old London Dry Dock Pc other Ports of lsss grade
The celebrated sAzARAG Observation-Disclosures 1885, 1888,
So2 and Sob-alarge supply always hand All grades Of
ohAHEf and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WHIs-
Afs-scotch and Irish. Ole Rye Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER IN p,rs and quartz CORR
DlALs etc. Ny usual WINES which
will be sold the civ
AARON BIRD,
ans IDLY Nos II AAd Ii Royal street.
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GcLr's REFolTERs WANTED. : An advertiser
wsnts to purchase thirty Eevy.sre Colts reyOve,s g.
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10-Bs l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
il q Candidate for tate Treasurer. Iyl 2ptd
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BRtoE RESIDENCE TO RENT Mr. s. u. Hill.
sEsks Offers for rent splendid brick residence No 2.5 Maaa
ns street We refer those who would like conyen,n, ma
satfortabie House y bis advertisement
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&S"HerrAng's Patent champion Fire and
burglar froot SAT- E Nos 81 and 81 drawer street,
leans IL ONT.
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30 Supe' fntendent Public Education -
Please that HRNRY AVERY the present Superu
senden' OF Public Education candidate for reeestion
cult sptd
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MoKEAu GUARDS. This company is ordered to
assemble at their armory to-day, at O'Clock, in
full UNIFORM. @
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be from Cenpa
MES that have not been authenticated BY Bgader-
Aracy or Ad1utaht-Senerai drVet nyl5 2ptf
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EasLIsH SUGAR kRrTLns. = Messrs. NJ. 4. de
Lizard 90. hayo a supply of ,ess arcs. ~ and
wrought IRON We refer conisson merchants and sues,
Esasers % thes advertisement 20 :,
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CoMPANT B, CoHTIsEsTAL GUARDS. This com
pauy will parade and be inspected, and reviewed
shis afternoon They are ordered out at 81 o'clock.
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BnE DalsEAsLEs. Mr. s. Wolf, corner Of Ora.
ssF saa sss Leyes seets offers through advertising col
xHns this morning lot of coasorting thnes which ssou,
ho e osssloeked BY those Who like something os tie sor
Meaa nsaas are i~sys good He only dsals in that SORT
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suMrHK RIFLEs. Members Of this company are
ordered to assemble at their arnory this afternoon
at q al clock. See order. - s4eg.. Il
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EOaC Publishing

rts LIa4I 1StVeD E tkWeeSkEsfhy Et4-.s
H.. " -.- AND
WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
IT a r Z f. F a q IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst, 1861,
Showing the Rates of Duties payable Imported Goods
Wares and Merchandise from September Isl 1891.
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars Of the Treasury Department
TO
COMMERCE. NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE;
wv AR HHo USH &YS me-,
Forms OF Custom Blanks Protests and Appeals Tables
of Foreign Weights, Measures and Curenc!e, Reduced
to the Standard of the Confederate staes
Rnes for Admeasurement of Yes
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by II. Il. WALDEN,
Deputy Collector, House, Port OF New Orleans
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoRsoN ds ARMSTRONG;,
No. 50 Camp street. New Orleans
au14 2ntr
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Tar REPRESENTATION AT THE NEW OPERA HOUSE
ToNaG This affair Is given BY the g Tirailleurs
d'0rleans " for the benefit Of the Louisiana volun-
teesa nov at the seat Of var, and will bewei worth
seeing. Three popular pieces will be played by
ths very best amateurs Of comedy in the city. The
TirailIears have our thanks for tickets. g.
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Notice.

Contributions for the Sick Wounded Soldiers our Army
be left WILLIAM H. SMITHS store No IS Graye
street.
BY order of the Committee
W. A. E4HORE, President.
D. I. RICARDO. Secretary. seq 2otf
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PLArcHE GuARB.--A meeting of this company
VIII be held tomorrow, Tuesday evening, over
tie carroilton Railroad depot, corner Of Baronne
md Perdido streets, at o'clock. See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-23

# CIRCULAR or THE SECRET AK or TREAsuRY.--We
direct attention to the circular Of Mr. Memminger
md the accompanying acts Of Congress, which
viii be found in another column Of our paper this
anofning The subject i perfectly understood by
our d tizens we are assured snd we hope that
they VIII snbscrihes aa largely as those Of neigh
boring States NJ
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rTASHvELLEs, TENNEsSEr,,
FOR THE SALE Or
SU G Ar AND MoLAS SEES.

1t must be obvious every thinking man. that owing to She
instructions to commerce by the blockade war that
Virginia, North Carolina OF Florida Alabama Georgia
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee get their Sugar
and holasses from Nashville as MOST CONVENIENT and
CHBAPER for them than any point These States
require 0 hhdB of Sugar out of the present incoming
We have established ourselves No. Market street Nash
VILE for the sale all the Sugar and Moasses be shin
ped to our address, Planters Will ship direct from panta
tons save expense OF shipment New Orleans Direct to tina
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent Virginia other States
making arFan with the large dealers in advance of the
new of Sugar and MoaoseB that able ps to nace tho
Sugars as fast, If possible, they are received
We pledge ourselves to ettance and fidelity in Oh
tanning the best prices
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made
for cash.
PAYNE, JAMES h CO.
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The Southern

Q I Il Q Q M F. a N Y.
New Orleans.
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DRfVEHs WANTED FOR THE WATSON BATFERY.
Ehis crack company which is about to start for
zsie seat 81 war ii the West, wants forty drivers
Immediately, to whom they viii pay $40 per
month, and furnish uniforms and equipments.
Here il chance for soma brave and active young
fesiifygra n "a FsFis AK ss7'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-23

ALIEN EEEMIEs, CITIZENS, Hrc.--As numerous;
citizens tof Northern birth and nasnralizsd) have
called at the C. s. Commissioners Office, under q
misrepresentation Of the intent Of the alien enemy
act and proclamation, we are again requested to-
state that the only residents Of Louisiana who are
required ID acknowledge The authority of The Con-
federats States 10 avoid the penalties
pronounced against alien enemiesl are United
States citizens who have removed to this State,
from any Of the present { United states,'' since
~ z5th Of January, 1850 Allsuch persons as we're
bona ode citizens Of THE State at the time Of her
secession we're absolyed by that act from their
allegiance to the United States. and they are, Of
course, already subject to the authority Of both
She confederate and the State Governments
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NOTICE.
W. A. ELMORE, President.

The following gentlemen the committee
for the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers the Southern
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PrOCeeGSNgS


or THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
I'm ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Cenv,n
don n both languages the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DoNEErI
TIL. WHITE, HERBERT h EscoUSsr
dho. BILLS +. GOLDTHWAlTE
PHAWEs& CO.. e. EZEKIEL
I. FITzWILLiAM.
s Orders from the country filed al a uoe,e dsscop,,
my22 2ptt
's0OgS. Sses9ss Gssa Sss0g0vas.
- ~HoLEsALL
'Isntatlons supplied prime U1TchuR SCOTS Russ.,
6so7ANs Wool mexican Palm earapeaeh,
'ATS At the lowest mar ket prices b,
FROST o..
30. ~ Magazine Orleans
-iaIs. CR t4, etc.. W hoissast
rvnntanty reeeis1ns b six oil
sur, ''Ssstmere, Panama teghorn strS~ uAx,ns
Ard W. - rs AZ the'nwssE marker prices
@ROST
luzr' ALgayu- sI-r- ..tJrs.n,
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FENHEO. A. JAMES
NOTARY PUBLIC
No. SO Common street, Up Stairs,
sea afn New Orleans.
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References.

Messrs. Brown, Johnston 4 Go |
Messrs Hewitt, Norton & Co..
Mr.. John Watt For John d JAMES
Mr.. S. Is. Newman,
Mr. J. @. Kicks,
Mr. Carl K0hn For B. H PAYNE
Mr John A. Roberts. J seI0 2psm
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Military Goods =.

MI IT 8 * Il Tt Q a l. $
CAPS FOR COLTS REVoLVERs
-ANp-
G a r r r I d G. f S.
Also
FINE BLUE, sKY-BLUE, GRAY and RED BRoADCLoTH
GOLD AND WoRsTED TRIMMINGS,
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES
BELTS AND sAsHEs.
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACEs AND SILK OIL CLOTH
For sale at
H. FRANKO'S,
au2i 2pSaMoTh li6 Poydras next to C8rondeet st.
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Pig lead. HE0sakeSs.

5000 lbs. PIG LEAD.
-Also-
200 BLANKETS for either Army aad Navy use.
For sale at
sel6 2ptf No 81 St Charles v,re.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-23

80 NEu Musfc Mr. Louis Grnnewsld, publisher,
No. HI street has laid on our tahle copy
81 4 piees of new music entitled & Tiger Rifles
EcEoftish, which composed by Mr.. j. Sehrenk.
at ths city. All who have admired the heroic bra.
verY n Ehs Tiger Rifles, win no doubt feel an inter
sss this piese 81 music. which perpetuates their
name. .3.ssst 49,
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ssrwe are under obligations u Mr.. !. ". Price,
81 tie CITY Hotel, for i late number of the Gal
J. restna News. 85.l.
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PLANTERS AGENCY
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Circular.

Jos. Jacobs, J. Jones, WI starks, VIM Dunn, A. sw
Committee OF Arrangements. SEES 2
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F0ssaaGsss's El'Osa Tie.

The subscribers are receiving weekly supplies of Iron
Tennessee, which they will sell small CASH
ONLY.
H. FASSMAN & CO..
Al Caronteet street.
R. G. LATTING Il CO.,
Union s,r..t
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Letters from Texas.

-F Yours truly,
Jovington, La. September q, 1851.
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Ito Buyers.

People from this and other States visiting this city would do
we'll 10 give the undersigned call as they have a
VERY LARGE AND WELI-AssoRTED STOCK
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Which will be disposed -
AT VERY REAs NABLR PRICES
For Cash.
U. LAROUSSINI IL CO.,
seq 2plm 1877 Canal styeat
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To the Public,

H. S. FULkERSoN. Agent.
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EXTRA SOUP.

A young acquaintance Of ours "puts up"
at 40, so boarding house. relates the follow
ing incident, which may afford useful hint
to those who undertake 10 provide nutriment
for boarders with strong stomachs and weak
purses.
One day last week (ssys our frienD the
soup produced for our noon tide meal was
uncommonly rich and unctuous, possessing
a flavor proved very conclusively that an ex-
ira quantity of meat had been used in the
preparation. The boarders were all very
much surprised and delighted, but the land
lady seemed TO be less pleased with their
frequent draughts upon the tureen. 4 short
time after dinner, our friend happening 10
pass by the kitchen, overheard his hostess
rating the cook FOR putting too much OF the
shin Of the beef in the soup kettle. Halt OF
| it, said the economical provider, "would
have been quite enough for eight boarders,
that pay no more than they do for their Wit
/ Ties"
Il didn't put half the shin in. ma'am. :
says the cook.
Eye needn't tell me that story" cried the
excited old lady. Il know You've been
wasting the meat: so just take ladle and
dip up the bones, and then we'll see wheth-
er Pm liar or YOU are mistaken"
The cook obeyed, and after diving the
ladle down two or three times in the kettle,
brought up something which explained the
mystery.
Lor, ma'am, see how It's" she said, the
kitten has been jumping about the kettle
and dropped into il, and its all billed up II
! the BROTH"
"Bess me" cried the hostess, "sure
enough it is" Then, after considerable
pause, she added, cook, have you any more
kittenss We have soup dinner. You
wouldn't believe how the boarders seemed
to like it,"
Our friend paused 10 hear no more start.
ed out 10 seek another boarding house.
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the SOLEMN STANDPOINT.

81 feel said a truly Christian man, on
his death bed, chow foolish we're many Of
the pursuits which have occupied my gliding
hours"
II were we'll for US to anticipate some of
the views which We shall take OF earthly
things when We come to lie on nnr eath-bed.
WHAT will be our view of the regard fpr
property which We cherish. Il Is proper
thar we should provide for our own; i y
proper that we should be industrious and en-
terprising in our business; but our desire f,r
property must not degenerate into idOlairy,
as il often does. Consciousness IS declared
by the Word Of Col TO be idol.try. We
should regard with hDrror the sight Of a Chi
nese idOlatOr coming from the worship Of bls
idols to the commaaiun table. |. IlOlatry
in protested Christian less sinful than 10
benighted heather:
What viii be our siess in relation 10 the
amusements we have pursoedi Man must
have rest and relaxation. Ills nature re-.
quires il. Health, physical and mental. would
give way under the constant pressure Of IA.
Dor and susierity. Bat am1sements vary 10
their character; sone are betting Cars.
tian, and some are not. Viewed from dealt,
bed, will not many things which We have per.
snahed ourselves u regard a. innocent, ap.
pear sinful: Will not many things which
We have considered wise. appear foolish;
What will be our views Of our efforts 10
do gond: Alas We shall feel that our mo.
tives were very impure, and our efforts very
feeble. We shall wish se had done azure
for Christ.
Let Us anticipate the views which shall be
taken from me solemn standpoint, We are 40.
preaching, and ave ourselves the pain u W
availing regrets.
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science rejecting light upon the other, and
each sustaining the other, how can l. as a
truth.loying knowledge seeking man, fail to
point out the beauty. and to rejoice in its
discovery And we're to suppress the emo
ton with which such discoveries ought to stir
the soul, the waves Of the sea would lift up
their voice, and the very stones Of the earth
cry out against me.
As student of physical geography, ! re.
gard the earth, sea, air, and water, as pieces
OF mechanism not made with hands. but to
which, nevertheless, certain Offices have been
assigned in the terrestrial economy. 1t is
good and profitable to seek to find out these
Offices, and point them out to our fellows.
And when, after patient research, | am led
TO the discovery Of any one Of them, ! feel
with the astronomer of old, as though had
"thought one Of Gods thoughts. aud trem'
Bile.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,

Dy Henry stephens. FRS o. Edinhareh. and The late
y. Y. Norton. Professor % scientific AgrruIiurs 10
fsle College, Nss Haven. vols Royal Octave.
1900 pages, and numerous snstssinrs
This y, eonissselly, The most complete wsfk % AZ.
feuufe ever Published sud IN oidef n give wider
eifeglaon. snd publishers hsye resolved educe The
rice 20 Five Dollars for the Twa yolsmssli
when sent ~ mail lpost psid) 10 califainis o. Ore.
son tie price will he 81 To every cihsf psu 81 me
Union. snd 70 t'snsds. post paid 90. ~ This vo,k
h soF The old Book Of Pam"
Remiltsness any 81 Ina shove publications .hssld
alwsysls sddfsssrd. postpaid, II the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT &CU,
Most Gold street., Nsw Yss.
Dsesptst ~. "a
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COMMON SENSE AID PArRIorlsa.

There are both these admirable qualities in
the following extract fcim the Boston Cour.
Ter, and we are happy to copy IL, for il is
not often now That We hnd ans thing TO ap.
prove in a Northern paper:
"since peace mlstesentually follow upon
war, however prUtracied. il seem. 70 o. the
part 81 wisdom 10 count the cost 81 war, and
. determine beforehand what possible gain
could accrue 70 either party in such con.
test. To be sure, the disposition 10 fight. %
far as il exists On either side, would thus be
gratihed; but after much slaughter and mis-.
cry, We can conceive u no real advantage
secured TO either party. The fortune Uf
battles, We presume, Nolld be various, as il
usually Is. The military conquest u one
part OF the country by the other could
scarcely be possible, and il effected. there
could no longer be any constitutional union
Of states. Ia a nation u ireemsn such a
union can stand only on the consent Of al
the parties. The subsection Of one 10 the
other would destroy the whole character Of
our institutions, and mast change the entire
form and spirit Of our government. 10 one
who chooses, therefore. 70 look AZ the pfUba.
b.iities IL future events, in forming bis
judgment Of the demands Of the present, 4
general war could only seem irught with VI.
ttr ruin % the fabric of freedom raised BIZ
our fathers, and which has 50 long shielded
and blessed their posterity. There might
yet be modes provided for settling our na.
al controversy. either by a convention which
would agree upon terms,--Or, 10 the wsfsi
event, BY dmieabs s,paraiion, agreed 70 By
Al the parties. A general war would pre-.
eluds ihs frst method and We cannot see
that !, would lead tosny'hing but ne second
in he end
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CURE q
NervOusheadache
Ak S4sl
Headache.

BY the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks OF Nef'
vous or Sick Headache may he preven,ed and Il taken
al the Of an attack immediate reei lf"
main and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head.
ache 10 which females are subject
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
tiveness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Femsles, and
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children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. The genuine
have Eve signatures OF Henry q. Spaldins on each
Boz.
Said by Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be by mail prepaid 90 receipt Of the
Price ID Cents.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY G. SnAI.niNG,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
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THE BIBLE ANn SCIENCE.

Lieut.. Maury II lie laying n the corner
stone Of the University of the South. stid
have been blamed by men of science,
both in this country and England, for quot.
ing the Bible IN confirmation u the doctrines
Of physical geography. The Bible, they
say, was no, written for scientific purposes,
and il therefore d % authority. I beg par.
don the Bible i authority iJf everything Il
touches. What would YOU think II the his.
torian who should refuse 10 consult ,he III.
torical records d the Bible because tie Bi.
bic was not written for the pafpose IL his,o.
ryi The Bible is true and science is true /;
when your men Of science, with vain and
Tasty soaceit, announce the disagreement
between them. rely upon II, the fault Is not
with the Witness Or bis records, but with
the worn" whoessays 70 interpret evidence
which We does not understand.
When !, pioneer ID one department 81
this beautiful science, discover The truths 81