Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 October 1841 — Page 2
We give bpio'neyir
4 'Coffeehouse1
1'.r.er ot' Mr Boti,v" v wbo has rendered
cV .picuous in his recent
Wrsiself soirewhat
attempt to head '-Captain" Tyler:
f'rtm the Jtadisonitm. HEAD HIM. BOTT9. HEAD HIM! I The following extraordinary letter was forwarded to us, late last evening, as having 3een w ritten by the author far the Coffee House at Richmond, where such delectable scrap? of new arc as public as at an exchange of a commercial city. Under any other ciromittances we should not have felt authorised to publish it. It will, no doubt, strike every friend of the Administration with equal astonUhnf&itl and regret. 1)kh Sir: The President has finally resolved to veto (he Bank bill. It will be sent in to day at VI o'clock. It U impossible to tell precisely on what ground it will be placed. He has turned, and twisted, and clianged his ground so often in his conversation?, that it is difficult to co njeclure which of ihe absurdities he will rest his veto upon. In the h3l conversation reported, hemic" his only objection was to that provision which presumed the anient of the Slates, when no opinion was expressed, and if that was struck out he would sign the bill. ITe had an objection to the location of branches by Directors, in the absence- of diss nt expressed, bat -whenever it was expressed, the power to discount promissory notes must cease, although the agency might continue, for the purchase and sale of foreign exchange. However, youj will see his message. Our Captain Tyler is making a desperate effort to set himself up with the loenfocos but ho'll be headed jet, and 1 regret to say, it will end badly for him. He will be an object of execration with both parties, with one for vetoing our bill, which was bad enough with the other for signing a wor.e oue; lut he is hardly entitled to sympathy. He has refused to li-te.i to the admonitions and entreaties of his bel friends, and looked only to the whisperings of ambitious an J designing mischief makers that have collected around him. The veto will be received without a word, laid on the table, and ordered to bo printed. To night we n.ust and will settle matters, as quietly as possible, bat they must be settled. Yours, &r, JOHN M. BOTTS. You'll get a bauk bill, I tkink,but one that
will serve only to fasten him, and to which no
stock will he subscribed; and when h finds
out that he is not wiser in banking than all the rest of the world, we may gvt a better.
the excitement here is tremendous, but it will be smothered for the present. The above letter is postmarked. 'Wash
ington, 16th August,' and addressed 'Coffee
House, luchmend.' Free. JOHN M. BOTTS.
mr. ptorriT. We suppose that we will have to give up this gentleman. He forbade the Reporter for the Intelligencer from Reporting his remarks on any occasion. The editors of the Globe, however, publish the following.which, we suppofe. correctly define the gentleman's position: In J. Juttr, "Mr. Profit said he believed the Whig party was not to be found in these balls; they were to be found at the plough handles and in the workshops. The Whig party succeeded by tlte addition of the old Jackson men. who wished to reform the abases of the Ad
ministration. He compared the vetoed bill.
which was concocted in the Senate to make
great men to make Presidents to a limp
ing animal that stalked up the aveuue with a leg of brass and a leg of wood, and finally
died with the Bolls. He said he belonged to the corporal's guard; and if the member from
uginia wonM permit him. he woulJ march as tl:e hnmblest member of the forlorn hope. He thought the President ought to have a
new cabinet; and if he was asked when, he
should y now. If they went out of their
own accord, so much the better. He went
agatnn Mr. Clay with sorrow, but he never
-could have Mr. Clay for his President. He
felt the chains upon his wrists now; he did
not fi-cl them when he advocated Mr. Clay's cause before the people for thirteen long
y ears, tie sata me name or the hill would be changed before it was passed, and he
should not be surprised if it was called the
Sub Treasury Bill.
-Mr. P.ffit defended Mr. Tyler with elo-
ouence, ana to me tallest extent."
OFFICIAL INTKJIPERKKCE WITH KLHC-
TIONS. It appears, iy the annexed order of Presl.
dent Tyler to the Post Master General, that
he is determined to prevent the officers of the
Geiieral Government from interfering with
elections:
TO TUB ll?l. S. H. I10BBIK, .feting PoHmaster General. . Sir: -1 formation having been received
in a form entitled to attention, that the Poet
Maters at Pennsylvania, ant
, Ohio, have so far violated the ob-
ligations which they impliedly assumed on taking office under my Administration, cfah-
staining from any active paitisanship, or in
an) way connecting their ofners with party politics, or 'uing them for partv purposes, 1
have to request that inquiries shall be instantly instituted into their conduct, and that, if the charges against them be found to be true,
I hey be immediately turned outof nice, and
citizens appointed in their places who will
otherwise conduct themselves. The Post
Office Dcpartment.in all itsoperalionshould be conducted for tlte single purpose rf ac
complishing the important objects for which
it was established. It should in an especial mannei,so far as it practicable, be disconnected from party politics. It was established
for specibed purposes ol equal importance to
evey citixeo. I o convert it into an engine of parly, to be used for party purposes, is to
make it the trmliul source ol tke most alarm
ing evils. Ramified M itis.and extended to
every neighborhood, the parity of its adminis
tration, ana necessnruy oi us aems, snouia be pirucularly guarded. For a Deputy Postmaster to use his franking privilege (a privilege bi slowed upon him for the sole
purpose ot exonerating him from oppressive
chaiges hi the necessary correspondence ol
his office) in scattering over the country pamphlets, newspapers, and proceeding; to influ
ence elections, is to outrage all propriety ,and
must not for a day be tolerated. Let this be
left to the politicians. I shall be happy if:
one or (wo examples shall be found sufficient to correct an bih tot to f x'vtwlvelj prevailed. I will take this occasion, alsorts add,- for your instruction, that the appointment to,and continuance in the office f Post master of any one editing a potiticar newspaper is in the highesc degree objectionable. It involves most of the Consequences above statedintroduces politics into the post office demolishes the revenueand confer privileges en one editor which all cannot enjoy. In a word, it is my fixed purpose, as far as in me lies, to separate the Post Office Department from politics, and bring about that reform which the country has re loudly demanded. JOUN TYLER. September 33,1841.
TOUBLES en TUB NORTHERN FRONTIER
The transaction at Alburgh, Vermont, no
ticed in our paper of yesterday, is confirmed. It has produced an immense excitement' in the vicinity of the outrage. The circumstan
ces as given are these: James Crogan, who
formerly resided in Canada, M i natural born citizen of the United States, while returning from Michigan to Alburgh, was cap
tured by a detachment of British-dragoons.
underCaptaiu Jones. Crogan was steeping
at the bouse of his brother In law the soldiers
surrounded the house, forced it open,-ad entered Crogau's bedroom, who defended him
self against his assaillants until severely
wounded in the legs and thighs by bayonets.
Uis face was literally flayed, and his clothes
torn off. He was wrapped in a bofialo robe,
thrown into a wagon, carried across the line and sent to Montreal in irons. When this
affair became known at St. Atbans, a public
meeting was held, and- a committee was ap
pointed to cxamme into- the transaction, and
report at a subsequent meeting to be held
Crogan, before the late rebellion in Canada,
resided there, and look part in it. His prop
erty was confiscated and be was driven to the
United States tu save his neck. It is said
that since then he has been engaged in bar
nii;g Canadian property, but that ran lurnish
no exctiie tor a violation or our territory by
armed bodies of soldierv. from Canada- It
was a hostile actrand should be so treated by
our government. Cm. Rtp.
r
The rumor being that the Chinese 1J eoK "
menced hostilities.
A part of the British fleet nasU leave
Hong Kong May 25h for the const, bound to Pekin to commence hostilities.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS. The Great Western Steamship has arrived at New York bringing late, though not very interesting, intelligence from England. - On the subject of the McLeod case nothing further has transpired. Lord Paluterston, in reply to a question put to him in the House of Lortts, said that "nothing could be more honorable than the conduct of the American Government in this matter." Parliament was opened on the 24th Aug. Her Majesty's speech was read by the Lord Chaucellor. It says that her Government continues to receive assurances of peace from foreign pow
ers, that ihe objects for which the treaty of
tmjuiy was concluded between Ihe nve powers have been fully accomplished, that affairs in Persia are settled, but, that negotiations between her plenipotentiaries in China and the Chinese government have not yet been brought to a satisfactory conclusion; it direct the attention of Parliament to matters affecting the welfare of Canada, relies upon its loyalty and zeal lo make adequate provisions for the public service; and concludes by saying that the extraordinary expenses which the events in Canada, China, and the Mediterranean have occasioned, and the uecessity of maintaining a force adequate lo the protection of our extensive possessions, have made it ueressary lo consider the mensof increasing the public revenues. Resionatiom or Mixistebs. The Melbourne Ministry have reigiied,hn a new one has not yet beeu constituted. Ltb. Star.
Drugs Sc Medicines.
Dye-steS&, CIU & Patent,
jacaicancs. DY J. J. TE.nPfjETO.1T.
Paints,
7TJTE keeps always on bands General Assort11.11 neat of all the articles necessary to supply meUicioes for families or practicing physicians. Great care is taken to have pure and unadulterated medicienea, and are offered to the public at the lowest prices. He baa co on bind, among other
tniga, tite Following
Calomel
Gun Abies
Assufueiida Camphor Copal Shellac A tabic
Myrrh
Kbeiiberb Chamuinile Epsom Salts Cream Tartar Mace Alcbobul Glue
Red Percipitate
Pitts-
assart men t o
JYew Store. DA.IV E S AiD BURTON
1TJTAVE just received from Pbilidelpbia, as.il. burgh, and Cincinnati, a large aesorlni
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens Ware, Hard Ware, and - Cutlery, $rc. A'adltave opened ttmir Ftore in tbe room immediately north of the Brokvii: Hotel. Their goods are all entirely new, well .elected, and faariajr seen purchased since tbe fall ia prices, they can be sold upon terms more suitable to tbe time.
They have a fine assortment of elotheaesimere and aatinelts, of fashionable colors and qualities carefully selected in the Philadelphia market. Their stock cf Qaeensware and Hardware m very large, and having been purchased for cash, they can supply their friends oa very favorable terms, Theiraeieclionsof silks, moaselinde taioea,lawna calicoes. &c dee., aresach as they think will attract the attaution and please the taste of tbe La-
aide.
ALSO A large assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Cotton yarn, Nails, de.
They solicit aa examination of tbeir gooca and
prices, aad then wish the public to consult tbeir
owa interest.
Btoakville, April 22, 1841. 17-Iy
Paiot, Hair, Cloth Floor Sulphur
and White Wab
Brushes, Tar uric Acid Seidlitx Powders Soda da Ink do Indelible Ibk niacb do Ulae do
Jalap Nitre Indigo Clove Not mega Kosin Ippecac Borax
I trims tone
JYew Drug Sl0
I'AIX
V
It WAS iuatonened a KPW tn.
liil. tbe room lately occooied k. i lr
a a Drug Store, North of Mr Ga WV cinea are all new and fraah. ."!
purchased cheap, so that he can rurailskers with aeond and unidulteratM
favorable prices, and low for eah. He has also. Paints. Ito King- . n
icines, and all the articles necemrr tn 1 a good apothecary ahop; the fcllowi -f
Calomel Rheubarb
Gum Aloes Chamomile ' Aseofoetida.Upsom Salts Camphor Cream Tartar
Cayenne Pepper Patty
Anoaue Copperas
Sup. Carb Soda Sal. Rochelle
White lead (dry) Red Lead " in oil Black do Litharge Venitian Ued Vermill.on Chinese Verdigris Prusstan blue Copal Vara. Spaniah Krown Black do
fneiditz Powders.White Lei
Green
Turpentine sprt. Ltgaro&d Blue Vitriol Aquaforti
Rateman'e Drops Cbarome Yellow
Godfrey's Cordial Lee's fills Cook's Pilla Patent Medieinee of all kinds Oil Castor Olive Itargamot American . Sperm tikc Linseed Juniper
Almonds Lavender
Cedar
Amber Anise OrgATum Clorea Kosemary Cinnamon Peppermint Spruce Pennyroyal ' Lemmon Sassafras Hyg iaa Pills Shaving soap Uacaesor oil
C rui backers pilhr-fiat
July Bib, 1S41.
Japaa do
Umber Turk
c
Ply Stone
Blue 3inne Magnesia, lump
Madder Ginger Wiaea, ftladeria Port Sweet Muscat Bayberry Pulv. Balsom Copavia Peru Fnr Matches Swaim's Paaocea Indian Specific Percusaicn Cape Chinese Cement Window Glass Elixir health Gardiner's Liaa. Nerve it Bone Rheumatic do tfedieamenlua O.l of Soap Hear'e oil
fieckwith's Pilla
of life
Aquafortis
Cochineal Ginger root " Pulv. AUum
SnuST, Blaea.
Rappee
Scotch Segars Satfron
Sal. Potash
Garb, do Colyeintb Esseasee
Lemeo Syr Raisins
Tinim Tobacco Opadildoe British oil Pepper Spice Writing pap. Ccailla Send paper. Har Soap JfusTalo oil Ague Pilla
Fvundaer int.
Jlao
if Incitfj
ppecaj-
n .
PoUt
9Pieru
Mil. PJ
fjs1t.a
i t. J V.l ", Ink do Liiberage Vtc; Black Ink VemUlio.Chie,.Veroi Pruastea ITioa Spanish Brown Copal vl Katemaaa drops Cbarome Yellow JIu.n Godfry-aCurdial Green lX
iee nils i urpentine smn. A.,.f .
Conal
Shellac Arabic Myrrh Paiot brashes Annette
Tartaric Acid
Mace
Alcbokul Glue Red Tercipitate Floor Solober Cajeana pepper
op. uarb Soda
Patent Medic- Fly Stone
ines of all kinds Blue Stone
Oil Cator Magnesia, lane
Ohve Madder 2rurgancL Ginger Sperm Hufroa Spike R'il. Potash Ijeseed Care, do 1 Juniper Bayberry pulv. Almonds Balsam Copavia Lavender Matches ' t cdar lereasion caps Amber ' Elixir be&IUi Anise Gardaera Lisa. Organam .NervedBone Clovea Medics mentam Rosemary Rears oil ' Cinnamon Balsom of life i srt -Aa
' f-eppermist janaxng soap ' Spruce Lemmoa oil Brookville. Sept. 33. I4I.
Hies Yiit
erer roof
- P.: Allan
CoJyciaifc
UleOHi
OpadiMec
BriUalei
Pepper
Hpice
Sandpapn
WMieg
Bar Soap
aacawsi
Uil Satm!
O.
A N election for nine Directora will be held at
xA. this office, on Monday the eleventh of Octo
ber next, between tbe hours of liJ, A. St., and
P. Mi
Messrs Richard Tvner, Geo. W. Kimple, laaae
Price and Jeremiah Woods, (or any three of them)
were appointed ty the Itoaro, to eepenaieod said
election. JUll! w. HIT I , Sec'y.
JV7-5w.
"LOVE YOUR ENEMIES."
Tliis is a law of Christianitr. original ai.d
lec liar. No system but this has required it, and no act of Christian piety i snore difficult.
None kliows nHre the power of the grace ofj
yoo none is more ornamental to tlte char acter none more like God none furnishes better evidence of piety. II aL. a a . a a a
ic HtKi. .-an meet a man xmaiy wno u
seeking ti hurt who can sneak well of oa
that is perpetually slandering and curs-ine
him that can "pray for man that abases.
injures and wounds him, and that can seek
Ueavenforhim that wishes bis damnation is
m the way to live. This is religion, beautiful as its native skiesptire like its source kind hke its Author fresh like the dews ef 'he
morning dear and diffusive like the beams of
uMTiiing sun and boly like the feelings and words that come from the bosom of the Son of
God. He that can do thn need cot doubt thai he is a Christian He has caught the very sptrit of the Saviour, and he must inherit eternal life.
FROM CHINA.
We gather the following particulars of news
brought by the Florida, Irom the Piew lork
Lsxpress Captain Elliott since May 1st, had an inter view with the Cwan Khow'Pou.a high Man
darin, who was- desiroor that Captain Elliott should give wp the Forts.
Captain Elliott reDlied.thatoh the payment
of $224)00,000, he would deliver them up.
ine Uwan Khow Fou. curmiscd at such
terms, replied that the Emneror would uever
make such a treaty, and that they must 6ghl. It will be recollected that Captain blliot't
Brst demand was six millions, which has nw been in reased to 2i
Several British vessels of war-were off the Factories, and CapU Herbert, commanding
the advanced squadron, had orders-in case of
any signs ot hostility on the part of the Ch ;
nesc, toDombard the city, and not cease rt
" w mica a w to nunr.i
at the same time alh necessary protection to
twtigners. Tess were high and carre, and on.'y to hi
purchased by duilars. No sales of imports oi
f ""cnpiion, the fJhinese feeling very san
B-ui renewed hostilities. . The Mandari: willnot allow teas to come in. . Th5rtt" " fuU cf TrUr wWiert, morr than O,000 being there already, and large numbers are daily arriving. Just as the Florida was leaving Macao, news was received of an outbreak in Canton.
OmcK or tbe Bbooktiluc law. Co., I
Sept. 4, 1841. $
TO RETURN IT.
f fTtHE Subscriber haa loaned to somebody a copy
XL of Philips, Curran aad G rattans Speeches,
and baa forgotten whom. Will they please return
it. C r . CLAKKaOff.
Jnne2?d, 1841.
Wheat.
f RT1HE highest carb price will be paid at all times
Ju. for merchantable VI heat, by
HANKS As BURTON. Brookville. Aug. 12. 1841.
Varnishes.
jptOPAL, Japan and Leather Varnishes (sa?e-
nor qaaiiues j lor sale by
uiy tra, j. j. TsapLrroa.
Stovea, Tin, and nollow Ware. firiHE Subscribers Lavinff ooensd Shoo in the
11 x- i -it- .. rt
-- e Duucing on 3iaio nurgess street, near the Post Office, they would respectfully inform
iieir customers and tbe public in general that they will keep constantly oa band a general aa-
ortment oi uoofcing, i eu and seven rlateStoves, a.a a . . . .
wbica iney wauio recommend to the public as
good aa there is now in use, being ot the latest
improvement, a lu l bey will keep assort' ments of Hollow Ware, consisting in Dart of So.
rar Kettles. Dutch Ovens. Skillets. An?iinn Jtr
They have on hand a general assortment of Tie
vtar, wbicntbey win sell wholesale or retail at
(Cincinnati prices, A Lao- House heads. House Gutter?, Spouting, Stove Pipe, Are. All kinds of
job work in their line done oa the abortest notice
old copper aaeVpewter will be taken in exchange
unaware, rersons wishing to purchase any
x-ie aaove articles will iio wen to call and exam
ine for themselves. FUDGE & VAN CAMP. Brookville, Feb. 25. 9-
TO BE ROAD BY ALL WITHOUT FA iL.
DC. SPOELVS ELIXIR Or HEALTH.
TUB author of tbia article ia very desirous that bis views and assertions should not be uia understood., and that the public should know tbe
real merits and elects ef so important a remedy-
He will atate a few facta on which the reader may mofct implicitly rely. They are true. It ia asser
ted moat solemnly aod seriously, and the person who will investigate will fiad them iavariaUe ta this assertion the author pledgee hie reputation aad character net only as a man and physician .ait as a moral and correct good eitizea. We repeat,
ibis meaiciue is all it professes to be.
uaauemea base told tbe omurieturm oftm. lk.i
whether prudent or aot tbev feel nerfcetlv nfe
from any lever while tbev bare the article. Thev
eaa always threw off tbe worst kind ef fevers in s
few boar, if taken at tbe commencement. The
rise from it ase without the least debility, aad
eei ponecuy tree, well and bright.
in in ine puonc give it a trial? Aa aaromaMa fact is. that tbia remedv ia am
ap palatable and pleasant to the taatead children
uxe it aiwaya with tbe a-reatest readiaesa.
oe propnetor ia now making rapid arrangements to have tbia article ia the hands of every druggist and apothecary ia this country. It may
s iwwii to sw geauino oy tbe signature ef tbe
gentlemen and physician who is tbe author.
It ia with trreat leasure thai tbe uiti mrm n.
abled tbua to briag forward aa article so truly me-
'iwumiuuii ay rap, and irons a acta a source ana
they treat the community who have occasion for
its use may alwaye find it within tbeir reach, both aa to places at which it may be found, and tbe
raw pncea at Wbicb it is avid, aad of all respects
or earn by J. J. TEMPLETOX. Brookville, Oct. I. 40-ly.
TAiLoniac.
H. P. BLT wishes it understood Owl
stiil i tbe lead of the living, and
hia shop oa the East side of tbe paMic a;s
Kiek- mtti Gt that part which eoosUtntM tkt I
tleniaa. This is tbe time for preparing
sterner part of tbe season, and those wMi
patronize rising areata, will come fo.-rar)
their cloth ana tbeir cash. He has fr.
Iierea, given aatisfactioa to hit customer, i
be able with tbe aid of additional expem
tbe latest 'asbioas, t so it the most faatidiou i
Sept. 22. 141.
HEALTH SECURED BY THE USE OF Hygeian Vegetable Medicines.
TtTVHlCH have obtaiaed the approbation and
v w recommendation rf thoBsaada who bv
been cured.
In Consumptions. Cholera Morbus. Ibflamaiiana
internally or externally: Dyspepsia, levers, agues
uuigesuon, niiiioua or aervena affections, aad a!
diseaaea of tbe Liver, yellow fever. Gout. Rheu
matism, lumbaeo. tie doioreux. dronav. at rims'
dance, epilepsy, apoplexy, paralysis, pals v. freen sickness, and all obstructions to which tbe Female
term use distressingly liable, aad which sends many ef the fairest portion of the creation to tbeir untimely gravee: small pox, measles, whoepin?
cougn, scariet lever, asthma, jaundice, gravel, stone, aod all ITriaary Obstruetions, fistula, piles, slticlorer. rupture, and svnhilis in all its ataaea:
constipated bowels, worms, scurvy. Itching of the skin, king's evil, and all cutaneons disorders; in
short, ever) complaint te which the human frame ia ao direiolly subject, under all their varied forms
and names. For aaie by I. J. TEHPLETON. Brookville, T)ct. 1. 40-ly.
An Ordlnaiice rosrcCTxaimg !
f11E it ordaieed by tbe Prcseat aad Tn
MJ of tbe town of 0rookville. That a!l
persons, cummoaly called Pedlars, who M
for sale withia tbe Corpereliaa of BrekvUlt
gooda, wares, or merchandize, without obu
license from the proper authority, aball
sum of three dollars for every each offence;
ao case aball each license be granted nntil
son applying for the same, rhall have pi
douars lor each aad every day be may
take out license. That tbe tab section of aa i
.a . am . a i ... I
aocv passea aaarca xa. oe ana w
hereby repealed. KUFUS UAHLOP.
Geo. Bkbbv. Cl"k. It
Sent. 1.1K11. V.A
A CARD.
rnvrtb ssobecriber intends removing to the -is- neighborhood of Brook vile ia or about the first of October, 1841, with the intention oX carrying on the business of House and Sign Painting. From his long experience in the City of Cincinaa ti, be feela confident that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor hia with their work.
He can-be found at bis residence half mile north
TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT For Cbnrumpfion, Liver Complaint Cought , Cold. Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing. Paina in the 8ide or Breast. Spitting of Blood. Catarrhs, Palpitation of the Heart, Oppression aad Soreness of the Chest, Whooping though. Pleurisy, Hectic Fever, Night 5 treats, Difficult of profuse expectoration, and all other Affections of the Chest, Lnnga and Liver. For sale by J. J. TEMPLETOX. Brookville, Oct. 1, 1641.
BLANKS.
. " " ena loaiuiuuc bleu ecainv sswi a ' stf t - of Rochester,- Franklin County, Whitewater tow a-, fl ft nd- coaftanfy the American omce tbe shin. P,nmi.i.i.:.. o; ' i.r . jj ! -r rollowinf kinds of hlanku
ship.
ing a lice to the subscriber' will receive onnctual
attendance He flatters himself to be a complete imitator of ell kinds of Woods, Marble, dee. 1 GEO. W. RYAN. 34-7 tf.
Deeds, Mortgages,
Title Bonds.
Summonses,
Nubpcsnas,
iTrerw snan, arowian and chili, in tke
ottstet, vcho pot sewes a bible, wultmt
mth thansutcs with the ufwxiiir ori
trrxtx of Scripture illustrations.
00 Pidoral Illaslralien
i
or tbe BIHUC, sua! views in tbe BOLT It
WEW, CHEAP, AND VALUABLE tX Vi CATION, bBraVd.jefr,8 w, paper, baadaomely bjoad price only T I lsbb. 1be rnbecriber respect'ully iuriu.
lention of Ctergymsa , teachers of Sabbath rK
beads of families aad Booksellers tbrcogWiTi United State, to the above new, cheap, ass U
didlv illustrated work. PublULed and far
No. Vil Aassau street. aw xora uiy- i taree axe belter defined by tbe title TWO RmDRXO riCTOat AL.1U.C5TR1T'
of tbe Scrtptaies coBsistiaE of I VIEXT3 in THIS HOLY LAa
Together with saaay of tbe most rem-rkali.el
jeets meauoaed in tbe Old aad New ten" respecting Sarrad Historical cveBta,rrf from celebrated pictsrea, principally ay masters, and Landscape scenes, liken original aketchea made on the sp.-t.viik ' ' iateresting tetter press descriptions, w " planatisn ol tbe objects mentioned in tba Si Text. Oa examination this will be found a ferr T ant aad profitable book, especially for tke pf of young people, abounding in the most informal! oa, collected with great care, 'f3)
imir' ieo miiiwi rr disainated a common ulace book of
nlnah'a l,liiur I. IkioMcl Mnrn. CM
etc. and comprises within it Fell a Complete l
re of Hriinens and CKfifiil kr.awiecee. A
tik tkj, nMCMl im Imw uiMlinr tA the CC0
uh rr vill inn n an muTE. 1 n
tifolly printed ia new Long Primer Tj?--K
eomely bound in muslin guilt, sbd .t-'-"-rr" ia Af iAed1 thtt umt anil th ritifHt noS'C1
(lor the nriee.1 ever immattA (rr.rtk tb
A Tibsral iiscoanl made to wholesals rH
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dressing their letters to tbe sub tcriUr ....
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pers, and periodieals.Postmaelera and n"0' ( throughout the country, are respectfslly rtf to set as our agent . . A'o Irttn wiV be taken fiwn e "Jr oaf mid.
to rvBusaxas or raeaaa m"v UNITED STATES. n Kawanaiuars mr Mae-axine. OP??
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labovo efitirs.wiUKHit say alteration or (including'tbis aotiee.) aad giving te w . iasertiocs. shall recefveia copy of tbe a wt ! to their crdar) by saadiag direct to tbs Pri
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