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Ihom0}on's aromatic Tooth Pate.

For TIE curvy in The teeth and gums, and for
whitening ard Ptefcrying the teeth. Il iikewGe
fakes of Al difagretahIe imels from tic breait.
whic;, generally aries from fcorbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high,
|, efscinrd by all tho(c who value tie preiervau.
on of their tecfh, It my bs applied at ali times
with the gfeatcit late,y. Il is ncasIy put up IN
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price So
cnts box,
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PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue of Deed of Truf from
Jcnx G. VowsLL to the fubscribes, will be
fold, at II O'Clock, on the fyf day IF Ja!s usxt,
at the Coffee oufe in Alexandra, for ready
money,
n Lot Of Grsand on Fap5as5frsst,
Oaswhich the new Meeting ,houfe Gands, front.
ngsea Fairfax aseet69s feet inch, and extend.
ing bask las feet inches, 81,
John Dunlas.
sJuae {. dtIfJy
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EGYPTIAN WHEAT.

A pound of this grain having lately been
sent by Mr.. w. Moore, of Dublin as
present to Mr.. JEFFERSON, the following ac-
count taken from late London paper, will
shew its produce and the estimation IN
whichir is held in England. /" Mr.. Show
Ter of Lincoln, three years ago planted Is
grains of this wheat. The second years
produce was ten bushels. This year ne
reapel upwards OF forty quarters. part OF
which the last week. sold at FIVE gu'naeas
per quarter.
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The SubfcrIber.


A,hxiOus to close aAhis outstanding concerns,
WILL OFFER FOR SALE, :
!: On the pennies, on Wsdnsfday The 3N Infant.
at 10 o'eloek IN TIE fo,enoan, on very liberat
terms, which will then be made known, ;.
Tvetve valuable Building Lots,
In the tcwn of Alexandria. adloin.
ing the ground of Meal,. Herbert, Thompfon Sc
Wilton, near the river, and between Queen and
Cameron ftreets.
Ind oHthe JoAszwng day, all o'clock, at
tbe Ce6se Assle,
The DWELLING HOUSE in
which the fubfriber lives, which is large, com.
rsnod,ous, well fnihed, and in as good fituation
for budnefs IS any in town.
Al6-One. FIFTEENTH part of Traa
GLAND OF upwards feighteen ,houfand acres,
Oh the Rsppahsrnoek, near Frederick lbure, which
contains an ioexh,uftioe body of iron ore Of ex
ceI!ent quality, and company is now formed to
profecute the irou bofsefs exten6veIy on it,
which will, 10 all probability, render it very,
productive eaa,c.
Allo-About Nine Thoufand Acres.
of LAND en- the finth fork Of Kentucky river.
ard on which it is faid Salt Spring has lately.
been difcove.sd.
As the fubfcriber is very deirous OF
telling, to enable him 20 protecute with more at,
sention an objya he is engaged in near Philadel-
phis, he will take much lefs than the real value
for the Whole or any part of this property, or if
applied to, will trear privately for any part of it
JOHN POTTS.
ALexzndyia, July 70 eotdso
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! MINOR THEATRE.
July. ~.
80 -

'l0n Saturday eusalng, the 10th saRs
WILL BE PRESENTED.
The following kumoreu,, isisvuRt4le, mo,ai, and,
entertaining amulcments, and the; whleh vita
be given by way Of
4 psh Of al sortas
$50 as init
ALL KIMES OF fALATE5.
7Fhs evenings ente,,anmcnt vii com,aence S.;as
IN Addreis-ly,M MIR. Hughes.
(Dryden's) Alexanaeg's< Feat -.
RI MR.. MAGlRNI5.
The comic Song Of 4, B. C. 0, TIE Hi.
mors Of the .fphabet--.
By Mr. EuGHEs.
.4her4vbfeb, the much adstn>a Lyric Hte,lude ~
The Vlntner in the Suqss
Or, 7f
TIE White Fcx Chas'd3
Mixnn tine Vin,nsr) Mr.. Hughes,
Rarber's Boy, BY a yourg Gentleman
Wizard Nj. Maginnis
.ai,s. Mixum Ms. Maginnia,
9be xigbt's tsfl.tainmf4t will conclude quith,
tht Dramatic Iett,ludssgf =
The Children in the Wood
BY fbe s,oape sf 4A,fitfiai cemedians.
{n By deire, Mi Maginnis will fHg tho
Song Of" The CARBON CRoW.''
Doors to be opened at Z O'Clock, PEA
formaneet to commence. at eight.
July ie. ----.---,.,-- -.
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tine corresponding testimony OLA anm6S
of Indians, who have visited that country,
and who have been separately and careful
| " examined on that subject, we therefore
think il Untitled 10 some degree of conf,
dence. Since our arrival at this place, We
have suhsisted principally on meas,, with
! which our guns have supplied US. amply,
and have thus been enabled so,preserve the
parched meal, portable soup and consi-
rable proportion of pork. and four, which
! we had intended for the more difficult parts
of our voyage. lftIndian Information can
be credited, The vast quantities of game
with which the country abounds, through
which we are to pass, leaves us but little
TO apprehend from the want OF food. We
do NOT calculate on completing our voyage
within the present year, but expect TO reach
the Pacific Ocean and return as Tar as the
head ofthe Missouri, or perhaps TO this
place before winter. You May therefore
expect me to meet you at Monticello, In
September 1906. On our return we shall
probably pass down Yellow. Stone, river,
(which from Indian information. waters one
of the fairest portions of our continent. |
can foresee no material or probable OBJ
stracsion to cur progress, and entertain
therefore the most sanguine hopes of COM
plete.success. AS to myself, individually
| never enjoyed better health, than ] have
since we.commenced our voyage. My Inc
estimable friend and companion captain
Clark, has also enjoy ed good health gene
rally at this moment every individual of
the party is in good health and excellent
spirits, zealously attached TO the enterprise
and anxious to proceed mot a whisper OF
discomfort. or mnrmur is to be heardamong
them, but all in unison act with the most
perfect harmony. With such men@E haess
every thing to hope and but little TO fear.
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II. The carolinas and GrogSia-.-Tea-
ders to Virginia; may they soon be sick
Of their employ, and enter into. other ssr-
vice.
Is. Kentucky, Tennessee, Mari
ners to Virginia may their mutinous spl-
rit be confined 10 their own ship.
Is. louisiana. various materials |;
neither fit for land or water; may she be
the receptacle of the turbulent and disats
fecsed.
II. Democracy What figure head
IS. Modern Pafri0tism !!..-A sheer hulk.
THE BIRTH-Da1 or F4oEEDQ1A,
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them, but all In unison act with the most
perfect harmony. With such men&E have
every thing to hope and blu, little to fear.
From the CONNECTICUT GAZETTE.
Route, father Neptune, from the oozy bed,
And fhake thy azure locks, and raile thy head,
Rejoice to fee thy fons unite TO prove,
Their country, honor, ard their ccuutry's love.
The 4ihof July inst. was duly honorea
by collection OF the sons Of Mep.tne, at
Tinker's Hotel, in this city; who, feeling
the glow of true patriotism, and wishing
to inspire the same noble sentiments in the
breast of their fraternity, which ac.uated
them. partook of an elegant entertainment
provided by Mr.. David S. Tinkehia which
great economy and taste were conspicuous,
and generous board provided. The hall
was decorated with American colors. Az
ter indulging themselves freely in a good
cheer, they drank the following elegant &
appropriate Toasts. The greatest harmony
and sociabili,y we're maintained during the
hour of festivity. We are happy to OBJ
serve that this useful and valuable class of
our fellow citizens,are truly attached to the
genuine Washington principles; and will
be as free to defend the liberty ofthis coun-
try as they are to rejoice at the day which
| gave il birth. The Toasts were accompa-
MED with discharge of guns; and a2pro-
pirate songs and instrumental music echoed.
through the hall.
TOASTS.
1. The. aay zue celebrate... weather,
favorable gales and flowing sheets, to all
true hearted tars.
2. OR Admirak--May he keep his com
mand in time of danger and never abandon
his fleets or deceive them by false lights.
q. New Hampshire..-On the shoals of
democracy, dismasted, and bad pilot, as
her,timbsrs are sound, may she be got off
and repaired.
a. Massachusetts.--Na near! May she
soon have the wind abaft the beam.
5. Rdpde hland---The captain below.--
the mate sick--.an the crew by the ears.
May she be overhaus'd, new rigg'd and of
6cersd.
6. Yermont---Notyet on her bean, ends.
May she soon right and be as stiff as ever.
T r. Conneeticut--N Neither luGsng nor bear
ing away-steady to resist the whirlwinds
of democracy and the water spoats OF fac
ton.
g.. Nerv Iork-T 90 many ships cousins,
for the benefit of the crew
8. Ne1v ferseu-- Unfit for service may
she be laid up in ordinary.
10. Pennsylvama-A mad boatswain,
aad facsious crew--may she be converted
into a,sransport aud return them to their
native shores.
II. Delazvare-Neither St. Marino nor
Virginia. good little look-out-ship; may
she always be on the alert.
Ia. Observation-Disclosures back'd when
repair'd may her timbers be sound and bet
Ter dock'd.
IS. Krginia-The Ere ship of democra-
| cy; may the aeesbe safe from her expio-
sion.
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XsaibM baaiots, sc.
ADAMS! Patriot, Hero, Sage,

ADAMS! Patriot, Hero, Sage,
Next on Glory's brighteR page.
Who did& our barque in faety guide;
Who didf cur ba,4ue in fafcty guide;
Rctir'd, thy grateful country Prays
Thar peace may gid thy future days.
R.fow thy bieGny while eve join,
On,his day round fair freedom's lhfine,
For whole birth libations flow;
THOU hat bid us keepit TO-.
a1iostbxi passit;, &c.
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sMaaaarD, las. eyaaings, IL G
by the Rev. Mr. Balch, NJ. t.... ..s..1ss,
JosEs, to- Miss MARTaA Nh
both 81. this. towns
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Yet we paufe, and drop tear;

Yet we psufe, and dropa rear;
Til fe who bough. the prize 4, deEr,.
And gave their lives 10 freedoms csu;e,
Aud gave their Ewes in Freedor's cauie,
,De(erye the trispte due toall
That in tae caule of yirtu. fall.
! But they're IN blifs and froma5oge,
Smiling with celseial love,
N.ewwi.h JOY their fons pgrHe
Freedom, Fape and Virtue too.
They willfapstion what we sow!-
Make the Oash; they hear Us now;
Heaven! we appeal 30 thee;
Like ouf sires, We WILL BE FRBRl
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Yoxtbakpafriofs, DC.
wv AsHINGroN's immortal name.

B, 5WASHINGTON'S Immortal name,
,Eigheit on the lift of fame.
Let all revere, and fhout his pral!e,
Let allIevere, and ihQut hi: praife,
He bate najna oppfe6ion ceaie,
Obtain'd us L.ibery and Pace.
And while we celebrate OH earth
The joyful day that gave them BIRFH,
He approving looks below;
Smiles to fee Us keep it 70.
1asbfxl tasriafs, &c
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AN ODE.

Sung on the 9Th of July, at the celebration Of
American iudepen .nce, by the yoaas Federal
Republicans Of Bottom.
TWritkn BY o1t Of the eomtay.l
Tanc-HAIL COLUMBIA.
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May 20.

THE SUBSCRlBEK..
AT HIS GROCERY STOREs,
King nsav Wa0angtoa Street,
HAS pJST RECEIVED
- FROM PHILADELPHIA, &c, sc.
7 "A SUPPLY Of
Fret, teas, particularly feiseted,
COCO lbs. green coffee,
"a hhds. St. Croix aad St. Mnrtins iugars
New York and Phiiadelphia, loaf and lump
fugars.
Old 4.h proof Jamaica Spirits.
Do. I'd and 90 proof ST. GrolE Fpts,
Cognac brandy,
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Tune HAL COLUMBIA.

SONS. Of Freedom! Hail the day,
Bearipg with tbe golden ray
OF LIBERTY our Fathers won;
The Liberty urNFathers won;
Who fav'd their LAND. with blood and toll,
And gave 70 us to reap the foil.
Lci haggmd care be baniihcd hence,
tdtiyr Joy exsl, each lenfe;.
Every ofeaf with Pleafufc glow
ADAMS BIDS us keep IL 70.
@ CHORUS.
Youthful; patrioss! join the lay,
Hail our freedoms Natal Day,
LIT our frs entaptuf'd fee,
Lake sfleril. Ives WE WILL BE PRE-!
Louder stsk~. tht thrilling Tyre,
Let the,pstrfot;e ere
In every tbrohbiog boiom, glow;
In every .hrobblng bofcm glow;
F,eaoaia', Rirtb. Day claims our joy
And ihall our noblea strains employ;
Veal ever hold the fiea'vn born day
Sacred to each jocund play,
Feitive revsl, pomp. and fhows
ADAMS bids q: keep ito.
r. J. EcS.
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INDEPENDENCE! loud proclaim,
Th:cugh the braz-n trump of tame'
To Heaven let the notes alpite,
To Heaven let the notes .afpire,
Ard mauyr'd Heroes join the faag,
Willis echoing fPheres the trains Prolong,
A Nation celebrates her Bir!bi
Glsdnei,, pleafure, Joy and mirtb,
With our goblcts here lhall flow;
ADAMS BIRDS US keep it 10.
Tapsbfuk 3nfs;9fs. (2c.
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81 BALllMoethe hip Mary, came up
c.gaip B.aD D, Annapolis, has favored q' VITA
s !: ,;'s1ss intelligence; r,v fail a.hend,
4 , 20, ,'h, a. :. : under full fail, beat to
,9ssgg pslIos ,. ~ Cor acton. At nsrldlan,
,,rsrs ,pd pf s Ann, Capt. Richard Jones.
t9Gsss "a River, from Martinique; . out -
sodtof h.a rs !, the French feet haa aiI'Vsq
'iaians and vers bound nl,, ward = and went
.ia'y , a.hoon.r in my boat for further 70.
& nld s0' r ,, from toe log book Of ns the
c,;l h1' Ann, c,p,. 3. lanes, Of E s
spD' mr. NJ. iohn D. J.fvis, iapereag0' = lors
ss, =, ,a,. ~; May r4th, Capt. on ihoie
ls''s -. -. " w.ts Immediately given tor no
-o' IN ne aees came in which coni,'tso
p, al # the line. French AM. anu o lnd mum
.,., and sbrigso a. guns easa' an, .ba Rr;s;lb
~ OF pilA-'j
sP .rsae, va, Immediately laa on and 81 con- n.
a an r,Se 10th. In the mean tin's' al ING
a :. r., e l M from tn. Acct. rs
s. w. ~ likewife taken poGeiion OF 2 aHono
ln'I T ~ e., was TO fail the 2Ssh. and by
R0sA !. ,rton. If til: officers, who dined IN COM
report Olivia, .h.v were bound 90 lee.
pay ~ s's;.s ~ board 900 troops, aud quan.
sa'D = b.ars artillery. They like~'ie ioiofmea
y . : md Nc. Jaryis, that they intended
) Ian, ,ny aa,.ricaus, trading TO the iiland OF
! Nv n,n;ne,, very fegersiy but how ias 'aas
~, - SoaIl extend, was yet uadeterninea'
', ~. v.r. for hanging and iome for other pu.
|. s"- ..,,. ION. punihnens was certain. Spoke
L. Y. !. move thoOn.r , leagues S. E. rom caPee
I !. = Is days OUT, wind 5. S. E. After ex.
. ..sn ne above from tie leg book, and get,
=; i cs.,v o,b.r information, | thought it mott
s'ss.o, q, n, interea Of the concerned, to re-
IN = II. Cb.fap:ake, as the rifque. in my o.
,;o;on aOO.ar.a TOO great for the lives and pro
,.r,y o. board. After getting the aforeiaid in>
sIIi p immediately bore away tor the Che
,o:sks, wind S. S. EAT S, P. N. took a
,lel on board, the pilot boat Arso, 10 com-
p1g KS
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Runaway Negro DICK,

The property of George G. Boon,
king George County, was fen, 10 my care in
January lat, to hire; On the SIT of May he
obtained leave AID pals of me, TO go TO Frede.
ricklburg and to return, but it appeas has alb
seconded. T'efe is nothing remarkable in his
perfon; he is about common t!ze man. about
go years old, very back, is Of difident ran.
ner at ftR, bur is diipoled TO become familiar, he
is vcsy fond Of drciiing to the b,H appearance.
and is remarkable for affecting to fpeaS IN alcsrn-
ed Rylc, though commonly incorrect he has
been molly employed in tavern, for iotne years
paR, and is fond Of luch like employment.
Twenty dollars will begiven for his apprshen.
fion and all Reasonable charges by m', or his mai.
ter, or John johnfton, Fredefickibue.
John Ptttman.
June IS. eo5s
N. B. All perions arc forwarned.
employing or in any way alhaing iaId
negro.
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AMERICAN SILK.

In the year 1904, there was raised in the
town of Mansfield, Con. between twelve
and thirteen hundred pounds of well dried
raw silk; every pound of which, when
made into sewing silk, is worth about Z
dollars, aud finds ready market at Bos-
ton, Providence, &c. Should the produc-
ton of silk be properly attended to by our
citizens, they would ere leng be enabled
to raise sufficient to supply the union, and
even some for expectation.
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From the BALANCE.
P A N D O r AS B 0 X.

AS the young heir apparent was coming his
talk,
And learning his maths from godfather Paine,
He took up " The Profpca,'. his mother TO
ak
The fenfe of Pandora, but afkcd her in vain,
" Your fader can tell" faid the fable dulcl-
nea;
" Me tink it mean fometing like 6loody arena"
Tom fcsmper'd away to his dad with the tory,
Ard told him he'd i" found in the P,slpea be-
faro ye,
+" A hard crooked pirate, yclep'd " Box of
Pandora
" Wiz, child, cao't you tel
{" know it TOO well.-")
T" No, Sire, lf't Gaze : a dry dotk = have
gueG'd?
Ono, Tom, it is neither tits CALLENDER's
CHEST"
TACITURN.
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Extraa from gouernor SrRoNe's Speech
to both holFes Of aDsm6I Of the Fate
Of MaDaehgstts.
I" The operations of banking, while
under fuitable refraints, may undoubt-
edIy be ufeful to the fate, by render
ing its capital more active than it would
be otherwi(e. Petitions have for ie-
veral years been prefented, at almof
every felton, of the Legislature, for the
incorporation of banks. If fuch ap-
plications are repeated, it will be
.queifion of importance, whether an
addition to the prelent number would
be public benefit. Many Of the bills
of other fate banks, with whole cir
cumltances and management we are
wholly unacquainted, circulate here;
and the capital flock of the branch
banks i leven hundred thouiand dol
lars. We have behdes in this fate,
twenty-one banks, which are allowed
4 =
by law to ii1ue thirteen million dollars;
by their lalt returns it appears, that
the whole Of the debts due to them did
not amount to eight millions. If the
exiting banks are authorized to loan
a greater fun than the circulation can
employ, the aggregate profits OF bank
ing would not be increafed, nor would
any additional aiiiltance be given to
trade ihould number Of other banks
be inifituted; they might indeed emit
an additional quantity Of paper; but
the furplus would foon be returned to
the feveral banks, and exchanged for
gold or filver to be exported. New
banks would not increaie the quantity
of fpecie, they would only caule a
fubdiviGon of it; and if they ihould
be induced, from the deiire of gain,
or difpohtion to afford extraordinary
accommodations, to difcount too IL
berally, the banks themlelves would
besendangered, and the directors might
be compelled to diminilh their dill
counts 70 as to occaGon very ferrous
and extenlve commercial embarrah-
ments.
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SHIP Is NEWS
I90rt Of aleranaria,

Ship Cerdelia, Welleiton, Plymouth
ballaa John G, Laid.
Sloop George, Butter, Norfolk
fundries: to different Perfons.
Schr. Rachel, Neil, Barbados
Kofn and Wiiemiller.
Providence, Mccullough, St,
;ago de Caba,
R. Young * w, Yeaton.
Three Sitters, Rich, Barbados
different merchants.
Betfey, Foxwell, Norfolk
K. Veiteh, & Co.
Flour in(pesfed in The town Of Alex
andua 10: fne quarter, ending the
18th Jane, 1906.
5l,657 barrels,
2,o65 haT5arrels,
IS barrels rye flenr,
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flour lnlpeotoc.
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A SUPP ,EhlENg

70 aaiag erts5lesl" an act for the more
eBeaaal execution o liz. 8ena! !0Os Of
the corporation Of AIexandr1a, 6ytbs
appointment Of "a police cogfable."
BE ii enaaed BY tbe eommon eonmea IT Ai,xak-
asdra, That the po,ce. conltab!e appointed un-
der the aforefsid law, 10 give lecariy in III. fun
Of three hundred dollars, for the doc and faithfh
execution OF his Office, payable TO the common
council, and that the mayor be authorized 10
take the faid bond and return the fame to coun-
Gil, and that all executions hereafter to be iGued
on penalties ana fcrfoisurcs under the faid law,
b direaeded to the faid eonaabIe and ifhed as
in other cafes,
PgGfd liz comm0u C0raeil, TIE 7h day
If Jxnr, 1905.
HENRY ROSE,
Prsfdent.
APPROVED, June ii, 1906.
JONAH THOMPSON,
MapOy.
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II b
i III faid the capture Of Dominique was ore of
khe principal Objects of fhe Rochfort fqaadron in
|ftsls expedition TO the Wet Indies. 1t was
nltnied 70 attempt to retain ii, and Captain
General srd other officers to govern it, were
brsught cur ia the ace,. The pof.iIion Of the
'llind helrg deemed important on account of It's
Iaaton. Th. intention was abandoned in co.l-
Sequence Ofshe deRru4ion of the town OF Rof1eaa
me. So thar hat which was deemed of grear
2,npofsanCe 70 the Britith, was, they may now
PINK, ih;leaf oftwo evils which threatened il.
captain Hatch, who arrived yeAerdsy at qua.
fanans IN IS days from St. B4r.holomew VS., con,
pfci' !ae Intelligence Of the combined French a
fpanah Hssis having arrived at Martinique, Hs
|soa'' sns' French fsigate was taking foundipgs
Isl LUCE, preparatory, as it was luppofed,
i 40 attack and that general embargo hal
'Ess . lnOnsii the hipping in the French Wet
-'''' aAl3'' New York paper.
j "a work, entitled, A Key TO the Pheno,
p@ q Nature" French. writer, Cheyrei
S'u1aa'a', aaates us, that. for tx thoulan3
Isa's nlskina have beso c;awling about, with.
! :. s0ovipg ii, on the back Of an animal. This
Es g,asi Saah lives. eats. drinks, aoa d;gsfs
my. .sa iaks,eaks aaa ttanipirrs; which Ia :
80 ,sSs!' AID ORGANS Of ipecsh; this wonderful
c," 'l'i $ THE EARTH. Thus, and thus only.
49,. Hu,''canss, tempeRs, the e,,rptions of yolca,
!; = ;, KS 6e accounted for 1t any one doubt
!. !, : Oanread the work fthis new Natural,ft.
nsSsFy thmg upan the earth is animated The
\, FL Niy mould not the earth it(elf l,kewi(e
l., -, = &c earth % which we arc indebted for
n !. sM It he be neccGary for the growth
a.. 'i : u nan, how can the earth without the
49,. s ''sul'y, produce gtais in The fields, and
VIA .as toisF The psocefs Will, hair and
4 8 Us Is the fame. The fosmer are rooted
=, ls'0 and the latter in the Kin of the ami.
h. s'1, HuMus. The nnrfe takes food, which
n. SO s oack iiqoshed to the child. Docs no,
bu,E s., : Do the fame, in order TO furnil, the
NIT, 'Na Vegetables, which thc converts iuto
s.,s. noes Il not inbibe pa,ticles of air and
he ! . sIisn 4 approprlatcs to the plant A.
h, 49,. .0iOiately neceaaiy for shele functions,
,livs s.a winch tul6ls them mutt of necefli.y be
nal. '"a organized in the fame manner as ami
Nd n.; arc not corresponding phenomena, refulss
~ Ss, proof OF the fame nature. ORGANS
roys s s The earth mutt, however, be
nan ~ !. WITH much aronger organs than wo-
,uss Isl procedure through the fame being on
- 'u0is sxtsnfive fcalc." TL,aaaa "a.
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TUESDAY, JusE 10.

Married lat evening, BY the Rev.
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% MiGs Eliza R54ern, both of this
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