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TRgsTEEs SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
sTfkGE; 6SE 6o6k WEST Up II FfFrEESrH hS asS 4
Ia BY virtue of a. deed of trust. dated the sth
c.%: day of December, 1858, and duly recorded in
xALiber and r, No. Z, folio las, etc, one Of the
Gn9s 6aY ss ,h h "a, sell II RqsS @
original lots numbered i . Il and IS in said square,
of the District Of Columbia, in the cause Of smith
, VS. Marshall ct al, begnnng at point on street
B. running thence due north is feet thence due east
ibdees %e dae rtS fSn to Of S and
beginning, with the privilege of using the alley
pr Tt by Of ten st sRcR k S %
with wit back building, i Containing sixteen ICONS gas
the north side Of street between 18th street and
Terms Of sale One third cash; the residue at six
notes bearing interest. Conveyancing and stamps
adhs. ooBHpRPkG HPG TILsSN T1LsSSs T,Tstss Tns
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRgsTEEs SALE AL yALTABLE IMPROVED
iTT SF VI WAsh1sGT5SS SIR iH5S STREETS In THE
- By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date on
a. u.
ccorded among the land records of the District
Of Columbia, in Liber and X, No. Z, folio 4Sl ct
seq, and by direction of the treasurer ef the Po-
tomac Real Estate and Building Company, we will
sell at public auction, in front of the prem on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of February, $50, at 4
O'Clock m, all that piece parcel of ground and
premises lying and being in the said city of Wash
Der eighty-nine 49, } in b. r. Gbert's subdivision
Of part Of Square numbered three hundred and
enty five (375,D according to the plat of said subdi-
vision recorded in the Surveyors Office of said
city, in Book W. No. !, page ll6.
Terms of sale One third cash, (of which 500
must be paid at the time of sale and the balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months with interest, TO
be secured by deed of trust the premises sold:
and if the terms of sale not complied with i'm five
days after the day Of sale, the Trustees the
right to resell the property the risk and Of the
defaulting purchaser, after one weeks public mo-
tice in some newspaper published in Washington
city, in the District Of Columbia All yancng
aud revenue stamps at cost Of purchaser.
siMfEil iiMi SEhiLkkEEkkUsEN'} kEk Trustees.
fe2-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
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COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
~ successors to J. q. McGuire Co..
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and lIth 8

southwest corner OF PeHna. avenue and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
AND l. SITS. NORTH.
N BY virtue of a deed Of trust, bearing date the
S9Sth day of May, A. ID; 1865, and duly recorded in
Liber number fye hundred and sixty, $780,
folio Al ct one OF the land records Of Washington
county, and District Of Columbia, will sell pub
lie auction on the premises to the highest bidder on
M0NpAf, the 9TH day of February, A. d. $50, at
O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece parcel Of
Ground situate and being in the city Of ashn gton
IN the District Of Columbia, known and described
upcn the ground plat or plan thereof as Lot num-
bered Twenty seven, lH lin Davidson's subdivision
(24sj - ~ anu i0'' - o'sn''
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale the de-
ferred payments TO be secured the satisfaction of
the Trustee. All conyeysncing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser Sl00 be paid on the day of
sale and the terms of sale are not complied with
within five days from the day Of sale, the Trustee
the right to resell az the risk and cost Of the
defaulfing purchaser, by advertising one week in
some newspaper printed and published in Washing.
lal4-eoSds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, February 18th, same hour aud
place. A. THOS BRADLEY Trustee
fe Seo&ds COOPLR LATIMER, Aucts.
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~ BOSS WALSH,
ZEAL ESTATE RxCHAN0g BROXERS.
No. 395 PENN'A AVENUE, South eide,
Between 9Th end Nh streets west.
. eAHL CRQee,
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Rf VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building. No. 900,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylv ania avenue
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- tSuccessors to j. @. Mc(fuirs 4 Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and l1th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
IMeROEED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET EAST, BETWEEN SOUTH g STREET
AND NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE.
N By virtue of Q deed of trust datpd the 7th day
e99of August. 1859, and duly recorded in Liber +
-&>and z. No. Is, folio 40, etc, one of the Land
Records for Warrington county. i'm the District Of
Columbia, shall sell at public auction, on TUES
d.. in front Of the premises, Lots sixteen ls) and
seventeen, II y in Square 800 according the sub.
division of said square by Jonathan Prout, together
with the improvements to the same belonging.
Terms of sale cash. deposit of $500 will be re-
Qured at time of SALE Convey ancing aud STAN ps al
cost Of the purchaser If the terms Of sale are not
complied with within five days, the trustee reserves
the right to sell at the cost and risk of the default
ing purchaser. -
EPHRAIM CLARKE, Trustee
fe1i dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucrs,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition q RaHfs sRvfS 81 q Es..
Hampton, Conn, praying for the extension of pa
tent granted TO him the I'd day of July, 1855 and
reissued on the sth day Of April Is62 for improve
ment in mode Of attaching Sleigh Bells 20 straps:
s ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on the zlst day Of June next, that the time for
nling arguments and the Examiners report be lin
tied 10 the LIST day OF July NEXT and that sd petition
be heard on the 9th day Of July next:
SAMUEL 3. FIsHER,
FED -laW3W COnmisGfoner Of Patents.
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a. ,.iss !; IEJiS r lxsff7 iisii q % s.
more E.gins fcr ,ta 5hs a.. szssP;sos e q Ps...;
Improvement in Odoleters and Counting Machines:
II = ordsred mst the tecsinoay = the 60 b
for filing arguments and the Kxa1iners 9 rsport b
limited e The "a Day q Lay nsxt, ssA tkaa saiA
petition - nsera On - iS eay g June nsxt.
..,. hAAUkL 9; rIsHEn,
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ls.ss sosk e so.ylsss s..sssnssss - e I11|6Sg
Pins Cd oDgues ficksts, osdsr fosss- 0s1s
DBD00ED LUuD8B
a I'll kinds On hand apd Cor sale 6 bye4 0nGese
dogn0 usU YOgk svsn1s - - geSSG
sr SsSEsa
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pY COOPER Il LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors To J. G.. Mcclure & Co.,D
Southwest corner Pennsyv ania ave and llth street
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QH COOPER LATlMER, Auctionesrs,
- (Successors to James q. Mctiuire & Co.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lIth street
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf w. L WALL d CO., AuctIoneers,
y y New Marble sa'iding,
NOS SOo and 902, southeast cor Pa. ave. and &h st
sALEnf WALNUT EUEyITTHE, Sc.
mencing at 10 o'clo.k X. We shall sell within, ur
sales r,om- a large collection of Furui N re-
srrather,, &c, cunirfi.ins-
Walnut Parior Suit in rep snd hair clio \
Wsinuf Chamber Suites, ,msrbis-top
Cottage Sets
Marhletop Sidcboards in oak and walnut
Feather Beds. pilipws, &c.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Chairs. Ts bes, Bur aus, &c.
IS Pieces Of Oil Cloth "A, 3 and Ga
=" Rag Carpet
1Sewing N schines
Large Fig
Mirrors. Looking Glasses
Crockey. glassware, &c.
sale without regard to weather.
WI. WALL co, Aucts.
RI COOPER & LATIMER, Auctiane.rs,
- tSucc ssors TO JAS. G. Mcclure & o.
Suthwes corner of Pennsy ania avenue and lth IT
GOODWILL. .UNEXPIRED LEASE FIXTURES
ASD FURNiTHRE or THE BISMARCK SA-
n ON THURSDAY MORNING, February II,
w lH0, ~ 10 O'Clock, at No AIS Pennsylvauia
~ avenue. between 3d and "a streets, :. south
side. We shall, in detail. the q ,odwill, Unex-
expired Lease, Fixtures, and Furniture of the
Bismarck Saloon.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
lie H-3t Auctionsers.
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A Fellow Feeling.

r
From The Buffalo ,couricrtof December 18th
During the delivery OF Miss Olive
Logan 8 lecture7oh "Glrls, 'sthc 9th.
-er evening, the fair lecturer, in her
confidential talk with pretty girls,
said, aShall | tell you how feels
Well, I will tell yolg ] never saw ,
pretty girl in all my life, one upon
whose checks the roses were bloom
ing, but that / wanted To fold her in
my arms and kish her. Apcrson Of
the malc persuasion, who had not
seen more than twenty-five sltm.
mers. forgetful Of thc-dignltY Of the
OCCASION, gave evidence Of a fellow
feeling IN in quito D loutl voice cx'
claiming. Il fcol Just 50, too
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HumFutfllt af1
um r. tfWit
pftH sm Z hm ls feeipt 81
tmn hii pHh HN Htug ~
.pNfmsltm ms fmaa ~ NJ sa.is
vs. mt, plIic 4 bah'f n NJ
..aa pfmra hsp infhr earst,
81 heebt,H lea servants lat
rbufm lilnm TtH ih fM
give euiift ssfisl.stliuu t'it e sd
rffHttihe tou4 oratt nlhfniaa
IF hirHrrsm sofvant. lhui v, hrfs
taed Wc ba,t an AKrul boN 0n
li wBtto ~walsu with order iaf
.ev,rg' huntrld nd NllHlIfJn'
agent 81 G1umut va Stmloe with
numorous additional uuloi, gnpt
hclortht 18th met Tho ftaf.hrp.
mcuts !. exported ir nflvt b, lhe
Ut lauuart AND th' other u, iho
l.tol February and March
We suggest that your object rau
lr best accomplishing =, getting q
mmhfof youl moN frlmLlc crtt
2cn- to Join vow va sending lor .cr
yad \ single scryaht Nh" can
not speak our l.tugrogc wonIl not,
Ikely. be willing 20 20, and llc did
20 would not remain tomntcdlv.
but ten or moro would constitute a
society Of thcn own aud induce
othcls tosc,tlc among YOU.
We require an advance Of 500 in
currency TO defray expense Of euuh
immigrant from place of ombarka-
tiou TO place OF destination The
servants reimburses Non for this
fadvance by laboring at the rate Of
$40 per month We charge for our
services. risk and outlay Of money
/ $40 single ,eivdnl delivered. For
TIVE servants TO one order S1S,00,
y For fhrtc 9trvcnts 10 one order
$4,000, For each additional not ex-
ccciing -, 10 one order $3.50 and
so on in iheasnmc proportion, Or
( ders and rcnlittaucc< Should be
brought or sent to this place to "A.
! NJ. West or &. Bergland, We also
propose to accept agencies for sale
. oflauds to the same class ct people
who are able to pay their own ex-
penses to this country, and provide
homes and subsistence for them.
selves and families after THEN arrival
There is d large portion Of yoni
county between your city and the
rail road well adopted to large set
n tlcmcuts OF small farmers. If VT
had control of ten thousand acres il
the SANG piglbprhpod, wercoplt
settlttwo landed families Oh tlf,
same during the ensuing year.
'nISgqAj 1iourst&G9r ss8 Bees
AIM WEST
.fJ0deen Eaa0,ine,
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% We rOLLOW. SUIT.
From thelhleinphis iltdger
- I4ysa Ct 31.h'4m07 b %
~ R rFa,,y tu ma ggag allG
stl We Pass, s.p s

The Clarksvillc' Tobacco Plant
requests us to pass around q. ".
All, who is now on 4 drumming"
trip South. We. most chccrtully
pass, and copv,as tullowsfrom the
Tobacco Plant:
~ =. One G. sW., All, the man who
waslin charge OF sthe Conioslefatc
prisoners at Fort Delaware during
stbe war, with the'Fink of Captain,
has sipee the wat embarked in The
boot ard slioc business in Cincinnati
.and is a membcraof the frm of r..
N. Poinero, & Co., ot That pla,.e.
IIiscfueltyto the prisoners incarce-
rated in the fort, as related to us by
many who were among the suffer
ers, exceeds anything IN tlapway OF
barbarism We have ever Known.
Every mode Of punishment con-
ceivablc TO the human mind was
hcartlcssly inflicted upon them, and
but for the consumption ,ofTtimt
and space VIC would enter into
detailed account Of his brutal ant
.tdialellcal deeds, praeticed upon
set Of men wlio. had not the l'9weI
,of resistance northc meansteot ses
cape from the tortlircs.o of this vii
n tIinhuman creature. e4v tA
"Southern Journals will passillu
around as a, man unworthy then re
Y zpcct and patronage
aala r. = -'-.rz 77
d, ,t'a --iIc-who-d drinks a-4'iart-oi-iit'
notwithstanding Is the nam
" of an Indian ehjcloqt op the plain
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1881 ~ i1-E Ok zala4.gN t74A
Look out merchants, remember
this seopndrel swhenyouvisit Gin
cinnati, OF their agent comes toyoM
IL - 49, -. ..-naa 49, -
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Iie Conld he Trusted.

Alfred was missing Que night
about unset. Mother was getting
anxious, for she always wished him
to be at home carly \ ncighbor
coming in. said a number of boys
had gone TO thc river 70 swim, and
he thought Alfred was safe enough
to be With thom.
NO, said the mother, "hc prom
i,ed neaht would not 90 there with
ont my leave, and he arrays keeps
his word. lie never told me IA lie, .
But seven Q clock came, and eight
and mother was still watching and
listening for the step OF Alfred; but
it was half-past eight before his mer-
rv shouts and whistle were heard,
when he ran into the gate.
"Coniess, now said The neighbor,
'that you have beon to the river
With the other boys, and 70 Kept
away til late" Hs H flaagta
How the boys eye flashed, and
I the crimson mounted to his ehccks
Nosir,Tt6lilmy, mother ] would
acecr go there without, leave, ans
do yoa hat Tlrould tell d ls!s l!..,
helped Jamesto find the eowswhieI
had .str,g 4dih thaa. Mood, and di'
rot think | should lie so hte.,iAls &
aiJamcs coming UP tbs street .ila
then, came III to'tell us lie was at
raid we had been alarmed they lla'
been so far in the wood it mad
them late in getting home. 'bse
81 think said the neighbor, tur
ming toitlie mother Ms he took Nj
bat to 80 home, "there is comlor
in store for you, madam. Such
boy as fiat will make noble man
-Chiidren's Gasette.,
"a
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I.Ep iyro TEMrrArloS.A-i Tester
day evening 4 mischiceoos young
man purchased new pocket book.
and stuffed the old one, WHICH was
worn out aud worthless, with paper,
giving itapIcthoric il appearance, and
went into Il grocery and placed iton
the counter by the side Of a small
platform scale, andtook a1baok scat
ior the purpose Of asccrtaining who
would steal the old pocket book I,
In short time q woman, who has
/ never been suspected of dishonesty,
came in aid stood in front of tho
scale, and made some small purcha
scs and handed the grocery man q
bill to change. While he, was ma.
4 king the change, she quietly trans
ferfed tic old pockctlbook TO het
! pocket, after which slc became SO
Fimch excited, that she departed
leaving hcrchangc on the Gopnier
She has, not returned for il. -Mobb
Register.
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7 * - d.
AIoDEsrY e--Modcsty is an essen-
tialmoral Qualification to evry ihdi.
ridual in soeiety.saaBut this virtue
shines with a peculiar lttstrc n
the female character As the sun
ia the finnamcnt, through the ,,mo-
dunn Of its rays, imparts genial
warmth TO our eartl, and thereby
aecclerates the growth Of vegetation,
50 dis bright ltmipary OF virtue
diftuscsi its yiyliylng influence over
the moral horizon, and dispcls the
clouds ofvice by its refulgent beams
Genuine modcsty, in contladistinc.
ton to false medesty, may be knowr
by its general uuassumlng character
andaa manifest diffidencc In attract
ing claim TO ulidcserycd merit
The. perpetual cultiyatian. Of thi
invaluable moral principle, l-esscn
, tiallXsrequisilc both at home an'
abroad. AT home II establishes
character for virtue, and ABROAD
sdcscrvcdly cxcites univcrsatapplan'
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I'VE offered the negro our friend
ship, VIC offered him every thing he
claimed and our oycltnrcs have been
rejected. lIcllas made the Issue;
now lei him suffer the oonscqucn-
ccs.--Central Star. Fl.t
!, What do you propose TO do with
I the thirty thousand white men who
didn't vote, and the fifteen or TWEEN
! ty thousand white men who voted
tfor Alcofn2 Don't direct all your
vim against the ..infcrnal kinky
hcad,' lie is not halt as much 10
blame after III, an the white men
who didn't vote, and let the election
Legislature and ALL 60 byidetault
Z -4TiD,es. l 4 ts5t se ven aro
I The Summit Times 18th reports
several cases Of small poxin its town,
and calls upon the authoriticssin .
severe manner, 70 attcndto the
'aYlatteri 'ltarea IL u fEat fsA ys
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VOLUME II No 20
~ Haddsalas slefhsalsm NJ
fhuHzHl

uUHsht tsil sbtt
I.a tw,lsf file nlHit Them af
iiies fls, tIf letthl
t H s.t mia d,e hnlof n.e
d lesuusiImt lFH
IHt tIrh ~ IHgbt
100 rH ,imYt ap flHm Nls
.uma tg iHms.tr t,l ta
ua 600 lhwu utrlu en.y make
Hou t, htar death a'out 100
hI.,k um. ib,,,.,. inI .e,nne ibs
.,,r vla.n. pulHnm vlirh we
300 h,Umu, suonrc d lat ibo
utkuua U. fi0 ffuh'e ucVeurnt
0trun,l laug b,uudhuufWhn
klul m,uud lfv, could onl,
glturtluu, as Uolieuupm pillow
md rouui iht dead hcst, of thought
1lu lhugltlni Image ailcrmasr
tfug through, lhc o,crtifcd or
ww NiII uotod, block tho.e
vbccl-. uucouplc dnf pinion, en-
M, .tiug Dhal holds those weight
blow p thc internal machine With
Gun luwdcri v hat passion comes
over u sometimes tor silence aud
rest that ibis dreadful mechanism.
uuviuding the cudlc+s tapestry IT
time, embroidered With spectral fix
urcs Of lllc aud death, could have
bat one brief holiday Who can
woudcr that men wing thcnglvc9
of FROM bcams IN hcmpcn lasos?--
that they jump oil from rarapets
into the wirl and glrglingswatcra
beneath that they take counsel
OF the grim dend who has but to
utter his one pcrclnptory monosvl-
able, and the restless machine is
shivcrcd as cascthat Is dashed up
on d marblc floor Under that
building which We pass every day
there are strong dungeons, where
neither hook, nor bar nor bed cord
nordrinkihg vessel from which a
sharp fragment may be shattered.
shall by any chance be seen! There
IA nothing forit, when the brain'is
on fire with the wthhliDg OF its
wheels, but TO spring against the
stone wall and silence them with
one crash. All, they fcmeinbcred
thatLthe kind city fathcrs--and the
walls are nicely padded, sothat one
can take such exercise as he likes
without damagsing himself. q If
anybody would really contrivc some
kind Of 4 lctcrthat one could thrust
IN among theworkso oi this illorrid
automaton and check them, or alter
tlicirrAtes ofsoh'g, what would the
world give ferthc discovery? ?aAlcn
are very aptto tiy to get at the
machine by some Indirect system or
other. q They clap on thebrakesby
means Of opium, they change the
maddeiling inonotonyot therhythm
by means Of forncntcd liquors. 10
il because the brainis locked up
and we cannot touch itsmoyements
directly, that We thrust thesccoarse
tools i'm through any crevice by
wliclrthey may reach tire INTERIOR
alter it's rate of going for a while,
and at Inst spoil the machinf.
| em fpr qeOirer IHendcu Holmes
tIEf r.. 3rIt ..~ tr, u sysffi fN,.aIa.T
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emigration.

Mr.. Green Finch, a planter near
Batesville, was much imposed upon
by three scamps, named respectively
Henry Pearce, James Gibbius and
Fred Woodcock. The men were
brought from Chicago, as immi-
grants, seeking labor on the farm
and contracted to make a crop on
the plantation of Mr.. Finch, who
paid their transportation here. At
ter they had worked two months,
or about that long, they went to Mr..
Finch and requested that he advance
to them each suit of clothes, which
he was kind enough to do, they APP
pearing to be we'll satisfied and pleas
ed with the prospects for a crop
But afterthey gothic suits of clothes
they left between supper and break
fast. and the last Mr.. Finch heard
of the ungrateful w~retches, they
were in Memphis. They went OF
in such a hurry they forgot to leave
the blankets that Mr.. Finch had fur
nished them to sleep on.
Henry Pearce is a long, tall, lant
specimen, and was attended with
body-guard, in the shape of "gray
backs which annoyedhimas mucl
as if he had a quart of heas unde
his shirt. The said Mr.. James Glib
bins had received some clothes an
~favors BY being allowedto room an
he'd with the son of his employer
but he was SO void Of gratitude an
full OF corruption that he too, coul
obtain, h, dishonesty. rla'he. fror
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a.f ssis fsfahlai
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b osiu hi t9Cc Wsfl
Wherein nn
ri lobetk Co.
tt.e Sle Anat N Mae IN
N.apbs Tenn Hrzl' y
uaa0ers iu hauaa iufn slius rrds
.fs.,ns. wiatiow slales. anil stety
,tsstA style II wallpaper A.
AaiId aafI nni tyamine thp new
e. n goads II NJ i Gfeshahcf
ral SECOND H.. Memphis. Teun
H. tpck n Gautla i Hhexoellod BY
ans bouae ia tie city besides he T.
w. II flle oldest citizens III the
paee and biz reliability guaranteed
Is, ieading merchants ~
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We are IN receipt of a new work
on Polemic THcoioqy, by Rev. II. W..
MIDDLETON, who has been a citizen
of this county tortwenty-nine years,
and has been in the ministry for
forty years. 10 citizen of the county
is better known or more respected
and admired. He has spent along
life as a close student, and earnestly
and honestly employed the faculties
ola vigorous and strong mind in
search of the truth, prompted by no
desire but ia benefit his fellow man;
and while he is now anxious that
his work be read, it is ouly that 9th
airs may enjoy the truths that his
own laborlous life has discovered.
No peculiarly motives influence his
desires; this has been clearly demon
strated during hisforty years. of SER
vice in the cause of Christ, in which
time he has not applied one cent re-
ccived for preaching to his own use.
We have not yet had time to exam
inc the work thoroughly, but from
a partial perusal o fit, we find that
several chapters are devoted to the
science of mind, and that the work
contains much ancient history, that
will be very interestingto the gene
raj reader, besides the great religious
truths the author essayed TO estab.
fish.
This work can be found at the
South Western Publishing Compa.
ny, Memphis, Tenn, and at Wat,
kins & Caldwell's and Butts & Shu
ford's, B~atesviile. 3n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-21


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