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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-03
CHANGING.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH U5 IN The
III Real Estate and General Agency business,
Dr. J, ID. HORTON the business win be transact
ed in future in the firm name of NEWSOM, HOR
TON & CO., and We take the liberty Of adding to
this announcement that while we are prot oundly
grateful for favors conferred upon us in the past
BY an appreciatiye public, it shall be our single
object TO merit much larger share OF public pa
tronage in the future. NEWhoh &co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-03
Chandeliers! Chandeliers /!
HENDERSON BROS,
FOR RENT.

Nos. II IS N. Cherry st., Nashville, Tenn,
noyll tillmay26 Near New Postofnc.
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THE GREATEST

THE GREATEST
Sale of the Season /!
EDGEFlELD PROPERTY,
By THE FOOT OR ACRE.
Home, on a Credit of One, Two
and Three Years, with n Small
Cash Payment.
NO SECURITY REQUIRED.
Sale Positive and Without Reserve.
N o B Y-B L DDIN
Property Must be Sold.
BARGAINS, Bargains, BARGAINS!
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. I,
l will sell from ONE to ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of the choicest Edgefeld property, to the highest
bidder, for one fourth cash, the balance in one,
two and thres veais. The property fronts ON Lee
smith and Fulton streets, and is laid of in lots Of
70 feet each, taking three lots to make an acre.
viii sell by Lot, or
BY THE ACRE.
or number of acres, to suit purchasers This
property zdjoins the Corporation Of Edgeheld, and
while It is convenient to the Business Oenters of
Nashville and Edgefield,
It is Free from Corporation Taxes
1 consider this the best chance ever offered to
men of small means to procure
Homes end Gardens,
at moderate cost. The time Of payment Is so
extended that no one will feel the payments bur-
densOme.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
Omnibuses will leave the Office OF johnson Il
Smith, lover Fourth National Bank at 10 O'clo ok
A. NJ, on Wednesday.
N. HOBSON,
nov2s-td JOHNSON l. SMITH, Agents.
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A Pithvle Jury. on "a Go o.c Case.

The frs, jury trial in Pithole City under
the fifteenth Amendment cane off on the
5th inst. One Of the residents OF that once
esgiHous town is Joseph Bukhard, an
adopted citizen of German descent. Mr..
Burkhard has fancy for geese, OF which
be kept four. A few days Leiore the suit,
he discovered Etbat be was goose Short
and he suspected colored individual,
named Boswell Farrell, OF purloning the
same. lie made information against the
darkey before Justice keenan,, and Bos was
arrested. Before the magistrate he denied
the charge, aud demanded a jury tria'
which was granted. The jnry consisted Of
three white and three colored meI. The
first witness called was the owner of the
goose, who testified as follows:
Il had four keese vich bnys nit bed
der. Won he lay eggs for breakfast. but
last Friday he gone. Der keese used to 90
round by Boss house; so send two boys
nit de tree geese on Boss house. to see ven
der tree keese talk and make sqneal vedder
der oorder goose make some noise; but he
not 50 ueal, and dat ish all l can tell about
him."
James Phillips, coored boy, testified
s.Dere was fonr eeeses in Boss garden lot
Bos tole me dat if I'd kill one oh de geese
he'd give me half dollar. l tOle Bos dat
wasn't around killing geese. Den Bos
ketcb de goose ana put him in bari, and
kiver him mp wild ole carpet. De next
day seed goose feathers and blood in de
barn. / tipk Bos killed de goose. works
for Bos and board dar, but didn't get no
goose"
The next witness was cclored girl who
swore that she lived with Bos and that on
Monday goose was cooked at Boss house
and she tie part OF 1t.
The jury retired aud in few minntef
brought in a verdict of guilty, with an in
quiry of Bos from one Of the cNored jnry-
men--"What did you do wild de goose aflel
you put him in de harl. If dat wasn't de
goose you cooked. ."-Venango Spectator.
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Petroleum as Paint.

Grade petroleum is not only useful for
painting buildings, but is the best prcser-
vative for all manner of implements, wood.
or iron. AS soon as it becomes dry, any
tool may be handled without the least an
noyance. For priming, when other paint
is to be used, petroleum is not only the
cheapest but the best material to be found
We have between three and four hundred
garden sashes in use. Some of these were
painted two years ago with Princes miner
eral paint and linseed oil. This is so nearly
gone that it has been necessary to oil the
ssshes to keep them from decaying. The
others were oiled with petroleum when new,
anG aiterward received one coat of the same
paint, which seems now as fresh apd solid
as when it was first put CD. This oil costs
from twenty-five to thirty cents per gallon,
and the only precaution necessary in. its
use is to have no fire ABOUT until it has been
spread for u few hours, long enough for tb e
most volatile and inflamable parts to have
evaporated.
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infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that a certain
firm in Titusville, known as "Bryan, Dill
lingham Il Co.." have commenced the man.
utactnre of Sucker Rods with Socket Joints
This is a Direct Infringement on his Rights.
as his claim is connecting two sections of
rod by means Of wedges, wedging sockets,
and double coupling holt" He does not
specify any particular shaped wedge, nor OF
what material it shall be made. All rods
made as above described onside of his man.
n'actory, are direct ihlringements. This,
therefore is to
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and oil others, against buying or using any
rods SO made except those of his manufac-
inre, as by so doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud will be dealt with accord
ing TO law.
VIM. J. INNS.
PIONEER, April 9th, 1870.
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The ''millitant medical Major Mary Walk
er," as the N. Y, Globe calls her, met her
Waterloo in Texas. She entered smok-
ing car on Texas railroad where non
combAtive gentleman; was greatly enjoying
his cigar, when. she Immediately summoned
him to desist, which not being Instantly
heeded, she approached him. iorcibly seiz-
cd it and threw it out of the window
Flushed with this victory she shortly after
espied the pipe Of wild Texan ranger
whom she Immediately assailed, but instead
of yielding OF discretion, the attacked party
engaged in open fight. The World thus
lersely records the engagement: "For u
brief time the battle ragged hotly 10 front, in
flank. in rear; fortune now favsring one
anon the other; but at'last victory percbed
upon the native banner, and the Texan
conquered piping peace with dire disco m
titure of the invader. who was forced to re-
tire in disorder to another car.'
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN COOPERsTowN.
The Venango Spectator says: On Satur-
day last, Mary v. Randall entered COM
plant against Washington A. Hall, of
Cooperstown, this county, charging him
with having committed an outrage upon her
person on the night Of The 4th inst The
complainant, a delicate looking girl about
eighteen years old, is the danghterof Hale's
wife by former marriage. The prisoner is
also her guardian. On the day on which
the outrage charged was committed, Mrs
Hale, cOmplainaut's mother, was in this
icty attending to some business which pre-.
vented her irora returning home until the
next day. Hale, who was with her, lef.
her here and returned to Cooperstown.-
There was ro one in the house at the time
OF The outrage but Hale, Miss Randall. and
her little sister, nine years old. At the
hearing before Justice Lyle an Monday
last, Miss Randail's testimony was in in
substance that Hale came to her Ted on the
night of the 4th inst, and violated her per-
son, threatening 10 kill her if she did not
stop hallowing, and choking and otherwise
abusing her. Her cries awakened her little
sister, sleeping in an adjoining room. The
little girl ran to the bedside to her sisters
assistance, hut was kicked and driven away
by Hale. During the night Hale got ont
Of he'd to get his victim drink of water,
and in his absence from the room Miss Ran.
dali fed to her sisters apartment and crawl.
ed under the bed. Hale followed her anc
comp elled her TO 60 back to the room frou
which she had escaped. She testified that
she was uncopcious during the greater par
of the night and was so prostraied that she
WAS unabled to leave her bed the mex
morning. The prisoner was committed tt
iail to awate the action Of the Grand Jury
Assuming Miss Randall's statement to b'
true, tais outrage in lis liendish brutality il
not SURPASSED in the annals of similar crimes
Nc q lnishment tnat the law could infiict Il
severe enough for Lrute WHO at once ont
RACES alt human ties and commits IA crime
whoss haseness is not enipassed even by
WAider.
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The Senate Naval Committee bas receiy-
ed from Secretary Robeson a communica-
reported. giving twelve man,hs' pay to the
families Or heirs of the officers aud crew oil
the Oneida, who were drowned in the col
lision OF that vessel with the Bombay. The
Committee favor such an appropriation
and vii! prepare bill at their next NEE.
ing.
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etroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Csutre, Friday. April IG.
AKssIvAE. 'ARDl DEPARTURE OF
TRAINssON. q. q. q A. IL. u.


No. 2, Poser ger r-LeaveCorry 1la.20
m Titusvi.!e. IL 50 p. m. Petroleum Cen.
ire, 80 T. m.; Oil City, 2.22 p. IN; Ir-
vinctoD. i 10 p. ll.
No Passencer-Le Cory 6. 10 a. m;
Titnsville 7.35 u. M; Petroleum Centre
8 SHAME; Oil City, $50 u m; arrive at IT.
vineton ll.40 Ia NJ
No. 6 Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 05 p m ;
Titusville, $50 p IN; Petroleum Centre,
s,93 NJ; arrive at Oil City $40 + N.
;v.Sl NORTH.
NO. !, Passengrr-Leave 1rvineton us
q III; Oil City, 10,l0a n; Petroleum Cen
tire, II, ,O5 q ~; Titusvilie, II, so q Id arrive
vt Cory lao p IN.
No. 3. Passrnger-Leave Irvineton, 12.-
05 p N: Oil City 2.57 p N; Petroleum Cen
ire, S,36 p "A; Titusville, 4,20 p N; arrive
at CORY 5.45 . NJ.
No. s. Passenger-Leave Oil City 100 a
m; = roleum Centre, TAB a N; Titusviile,
$50 en; arrive at Cory 10, 10 m.
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There was large audience in attendance
at the theatre. last evening, to witness the
performance of the drama CT "After Dark ;
or, London by Night The piece was well
rendered in all its parts. Mr.. Sherry and
Mrs. Blake sustained their old-time reputa-
ton, and in fact won new laurels by their
lfe-like acting. The balance OF the COM
pany executed their several parts in good
Style Tonight will be presented the pop
ular Irish drama. entitled, "Colleen Bawn;
or, The Brides of Garryowen." The per-
formance will conclude with the langhable
aiterpiece of "Brother Bill and Me-" Let
the house be crowded.
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A dog fight created consider.
able excitement on the streets, last even
ing. The four legged dogs suffered some.
what from the fact that they were urged on
by the two-legged dogs, who are always in
utlerdsnce at such brutal exhibitions.
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A female lecturer says, Get married.
young men, and be quick about it. Don't
wait for the millennium for the girls to Le-
come angels. You'd look well beside an
angel, woulla't yom, you bruie:?'
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The up-creek train this morning was de-
layed for over two hours by landslide at
point between Rynd and Tarr,farms 9th
tr trains were delayed somewhat in con.
Quence.
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NEW NELL.-A new well was struck on
Callaboose Run, night before last. 1t is
owned in fee by Mr.. Thomas Frothingh ham
OF this place, aud is yielding about eight
barrels per day.
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Gold ll231.

EASTER SUNDAY.-Services appropriate
to commemorate the resurrection of Christ,
will be held at the Methodist Church, next
Sunday morning. Let all people rejoice in
this, the NEST important event that ever
transp,red in human history.
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The largest and best assortment OF Table
Cutlery, ever brought into the country at
Nicholson & BlsclanOns. It.
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The steamer America, which arrived al
San Francisco Wednesday, brought l,lSO
Chinese passengers. The steamer brought
no important news from China or japan.
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An Irishman sent to the Wisconsin State
prison was asked what trade be preferred to
learn. He said ii it was all the same to
them, he preferred to be a sailor.
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A "beD2ned" individual was arrested by
officer McHugh this noon and lodged in the
lookup. lie was only amusing himself by
kicking mp disturbance on the street.
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Two white men were attacked by twenty
Indians Tuesday night. The Indians were
repulsed.
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
in Titnsvlle expressly for the oil couutry. i.
adapted to all kipGs Of weather, at J. ~
Kron's. al2-tt
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''Mcre Twsddle,, is what the San Fran
cisco Bulletin entitled its leading article OF
the 4tb inst.
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The Attorney General Of California has
rendered an opinion that it is the duty Of
county clerks to refuse to register negroes.
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EEME, LIME.

Lime for sale at the platform ofC. A..
Dnrey, near depot Of o. c. d A. r. Rail-
way. al3-2w
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
Cheapest made from Motfat's oak stock, aud
warranted, at j Il. Kron's.
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COLD is a word which Codineton l. Corn
well propose render obsolete. For modus
operdndi call and sse them. narchl0tf.
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KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, o.
Lamem.s t& Alden's
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Horse Shoe Nail. Wholesale and retail
at Nicholson IL BlaskmOn's. 23-tf.
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HItchcock,s analysis of tho Bible.

HItchcoclx's analysis of tho Bible.
A copy cf the above complete and COM
prehensive work was submitted to MS for eX-
animation, and after u careful review OF lis
pages. we are at liberty to say that it is the
best. most complete and entirely satisiacto-
ry work of the kind that has ever come
within our notice. 1t is an alphabetical
classification of the Bible subjects, and gives
a most extensive and comprehensive know
ledge of the Book, and is both logical and
expansive. 1t contains every verse of the
Bible and is free from denominational bias,
IN ak ing it a universal book. 1t contains q
history OF the Bible, dictionary Of reigi-
Gus denominations, sects, &C., while the
index and Drnden's complete concordance
whic ch are Incorporated in it, makes it in
valuable in resea rches of the Holy Book. =
and we are glad the opportunity willibelpre-
sented them to procure it. Rev. John W.
Snyder, the agent for tho work, is meeting
with excellent success. In Rouseville he
visited twenty families on Thursday last,
from each of which he received an order for
the work. Similar accounts are received
from him wherever he goes. He has spent on
hour or two here with splendid success
having taken six orders in one shop. We
hope our citizens will continue 10 show
their appreciation Of this most excellent
work. The accompanying testimonials from
our we'll known clergymen speak for them
selves:
hereby recommend ''Hitchcock's Analy-
sis of the Bible, and take great pleasure in
recommending it TO oil lovers Of the sacred
work. The addition of Crudens concord
ance renders il still more valuable. la Ibe
household it will be like treasure and IL
diight.
S. ii. EATON. D. D.
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Franklin Pa.
For Sabbath School teachers and Bible
students generally HictLcock's Analysis has
no equal, its logical arrang ement. and elab-
crate indexes which enables any one 10 fad
Immediately all TIE Bible teaches on any
given subject. renders it the hest wo.k ever
published. Too much in its cannot be favor
said.
J PEATE D. d.
Pastef n. E., Chnrcb, FranAIiu Pa.
take great pleasure in recommending
HiichcOck's Analysis Of the Holy Bible wlth
IT the common people can get compreheu.
sive view OF what the Bible teaches IN short
time with little labor.
E5 \. McFETRlpGE.
P.stor Presb-teri Church, On City.
We coGcnr in the above recommenda-
tions.
J. SEYTLE.
Pastor n. E CHURCH, Oil City.
E II. CRANE.pasior First Baptist Church.
Oil City.
c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor ". E. church, Pet
Ioleum Centre.
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E II. CEANE.pasior First Baptist Church.
Oil City.
c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor ". E. church, Pet
Ioleum Centre.
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Local Notices.

The New Gas Pump for sale ut Nicholson
& Backmou's. u.
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Just received n large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware Of j. Rutherford's.
tf
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Carriage Bolts. wholesale and retail, a
Nicholson & Eackmon's 23-tf
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Fine assortment Of wall paper at GrlfFe
Bros.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

A subscription school will open ut the School
House ON Eehsrt farm, On Tuesday April isin, by
Miss PAT TiERSON. alJ-3t
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Divii,o services.


PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and Z
o'clock p. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
.ls P. n. Sabbath School at 121S P. NJ
eats free. A cordial. Invitation extend.
ed to all.
EEv. c. n. HEARD, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S .(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. IN.
Vesper and Bens1iction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at.2..p. IN.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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Mr.. Trayer, salesman lor the well known
clothing house OF Charts Stokes. Philudel-
paia will visit this .ity about April LIST.
Those wishine clothing cut In the latest
style and be st materials will DO well to re-
serve their orders Tor him. lie will have q
very large and complete line of samples
Our prices will be found very low AS the
extent Of onr business gives prfa, advan-
taprs in buying. The long established rrpu-
tailon of the house for fair dealing. good
cutting and workmanship is guaranie
that every customer will bs pleased.
ml6.m
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Spring and Summer under clothing o
hammers Il Alden's.
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The New Gas Pump for sale ut Nicholson
& Blackmous. u.
The largest and best ussortnent OF Table
Cutlery, ever brough; into the country at
Nicholson & BlaclznOns. II.
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, at
Lamem,s & Aldens
COLD is a word which Codington l. Corn
well propose render obsolete. For mOduS
operandi call and sse them. march10tf.
Horse Shoe Nails Wholesale and retail,
at Nicholson IL BlsskmOns. 23-tf.
---------------
Carriage Bolts, Wholesale and retail. a
Nicholson & BackmOn's 23-tf
Fine assortment Of wall paper at Critics
Bros.
SuERrrFs SALE Is CLOSED. Nicholson &
Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. IT,
TheNew Gas Pump Tor sals at Nicholson
Il Blackmons. IT,
Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win.
dow Shades aud Fixtures, jnst reed at
mStf. GRIrFEs Bros.
!, New Spring Goods at hammers 4 Alden's
Spring Hats aud Caps at hammers L
Adens,
Spring and Summer under clothing at
hammers Il Alden's.
Spring Suits madefO order from the
latest patterns at hammers & Aldpn's.
Goods marked down to par prices st
hammers e. Alden's. a6-tf.
Mr.. Trayer, salesman ior the well known
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We concur in the above recommenda-
tions.
J. SEYTLE.
Pastor II. E CHURCH. Oil City.
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Spring Suits made order from tn,
latest patterns at hammers 4 Aldens.
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SHERirFs SALE Is CIOsED.-Nicholso &
Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. If.
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Goods marked down to par prices ct
hammers e. Alden's. a6-tt.
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Spring Hats and Caps at hammers !
Alden's,
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TIN Nd REPAIR SHOP

Thanking our friends for their liberal rotronagoo
in the past, we shall use our best efforts vi mtrl'
Is continuance. March m.
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TheNew Gas Pump Tor sale at Nicholson
Il Blackmons. IT,
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades aud Fixtures, just reed at
mStf GRIrFEs Bros.
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!, New Spring Goods at hammers 4 Alden
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EEv. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
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take great pleasure in recommending
Hilchcock's Analysis Of the Holy Bible with
1t the common people can get compreheu.
sive view Of what the Bible teaches IN short
time with little labor.
E5 \. McFETElpGE.
PASTOR Presb- terian Church, Oll Clly.
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=. NJ. EATON, II. y.
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Franklin Pa

For Sabbath School teachers and Biol
students generally HictLcock's Analysis ha
no equal, its logical arrang emeut. and elah
crate indexes which enables any one to fin,
immediately all the Bible teaches on an
given subject. renders it the hest work eve
published. Too much in its cannot be fave
said.