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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

Gloucester Point County Of Gloucester, n. J..
September 30, 1877.
Dr. William y. PoHr:-
SIR. In conformity with your desire, I give
Won here the statement of my case. For more
thm % years past have experienced pains of the
most eXcrIciatng ORDER proceeding from BHEU-
mAU9I; the greater part of this time was con-
fined To- my bed, with my limbs very much contract
ed and swollen, and so painful, l could not press
ms hand ON the lower eXuenlues-and m fact, so
severe thatmv shrioks We're heard IN eyeVpart of
the house. ] had violent pains M my side head
aches, loss of appetite, &c.-Laudnum which
was taken la very large doses occasioned but
Luie sleep, aud did not tend TO soothe the pain in
the slightest degree Induced By the urgent and
repeated request of my friends and family, re-
paired % the Sea Shore 40 Egg-Llarb0uL and
continued to- immerse myself 10 salt water for
length of tme without any salutary effect. After
returned, Gas previous l had application TO
various remedies, but every thing proved of no
service Co me. Having spent much money and
a10ur u my CudeayOurs t0 obtain relief from the
miserable situation l was placed in, and my adj
ylnccd age (bemg I'M my Goth year,) lrelqulshed
aI hopes and was determined 90 let the disease
take iLs course. but in O few weeks after, heard
of the wonderful effects your medicine produced
on my daughter whose case l make mention of
u this. Z used the CATHoucoN to the extent
of three bottles; and feel happyto say, ana free
of that painful vislter, 20 whom / have been o
martyr for SO long and for this unexpected change,
from a life of misery 20 one Of comfort, do l inn
Duto Co the remarkable qualities of your medicine.
N has been eight months since ] took the last of
the CathoGcon and not having had am attack, I
believe 10 90 DE q perfect cure.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
LADIES,

Morocco Boots
C0rdiyan do.
Seale-skin DO
Morocco Shoes and
Pumps,
CalfN Scale do.
Fun trimmed Lasting
C1ioured six Spuu-
Fun trimmed Do
Plane d0. do
Col0uerj Lasting
S0rurs
FuIlqul.ed do
MISS
Lasting Boots,
Monroe. mdCalf do
Shoes and Pumps
Col8ured SIX for do
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
NOTICE.


Would respectfully inform
their Patrons, and the Pub
lie in general, that they have
on hand, al their Old Stand
nearly opposite the Posi-
OFFICE, a large and splen-
did assortment of FANCY
WORK, amongst which
are, Japan Painted Cane
and Rush Seats. and FANCY
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
ELIZABETH sMALLWOOD.

certify, the above is q true account of part oil
my wiie's suffering.
lSiwed) s. SMALLWOOD.
Master of the Ielm-boat plying between
Gloucester Ferry and the Point House.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
Patent Medicines.

Batemans Drops, Hoopers,
British Oil, Meads
CephaEc Snuff. Seidlets Powders
Court Plaster, Soda do.
Crcassian Eve Water, Tmlingtons Balsom
Durable Ink, Tusses, Hlull's
Godfieys Cordial, Womseed OIL
Golden Incturc. Horn Tea,
Harlem Oil, Doctor Dyous Elixir Of
Lemon Acid, Health
Lees Hndham Pills, Stomach Bitters,
New London DO Nervous Cordial,
Opodeldoc, Gout and Rheum Drops,
Oil Of Spike, Restorative Dentifrice,
Pills. Anderson, Patent Itch ONT
Lees
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

Which he intends to sell Low, for CASH, and
vonld respectfully invite all who use the above
articles. to call and examine them Amongst the
articles ON hand, are
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
CHILDHOOD.

There is in childhood holy ignorance
ID beautilel crcduity-a sort of sancti-
ty, that one cannot contemplate without
something of the rovercntial feelings with
which one should approach beings of &C.
lesllal nature. The Impress of divine ma
,ure is, as it were, fresh aud unsullied by
contact with this whitening world. One
trembIcs, lest an impure breath should
dim the clearncss Of It's bright mirror
And how perpetualIy must those who are
in the habit Of contemplating childhood
of studying the characters that little chill
drcn feel and repeat to their own hearts
-'Of such is the kingdom Of hcaven!-
Aye which Of US, of the wisest among US,
may not stoop to receive instruction and
rcbukc from the character Of little child
Which Of us, BY comparison with its
divine simplicity, has not reason to blush
for the llttlcncss, tho insincerity, the
worldlincss, the degcneracy of his own.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
NEW AND IMPROVED
SPELLLNG BOOK.

n UST published, aud lot sale by HUrCiiENS CORY
- the National Spelling Book aud P'onouneing Tutor con
tanning ndmen' Of ohogaphy and PRONUNCIATION on an tn
proved psn y which the sound Of every syblc distinctly
shown, according tc Walkcr principle, Of English Othoepy
with Progressive Rcndng Lessons Designed 'or inc use o,
Schools IL the United States By b. ID. EMERSON Principal
Of the Adams Grammar School, Boston.
The following notices Of this work, amongst many others
which have been gvcn may he considered sufficient evidence
of is value.
From the Masters IN tho DeporfmeW Of Reading ana
Grammar, in the Public Schools of Boston.
Having examined the National Spelling Book, VI B d. Emer-
sou, aud carefully compared with other Spelling Books ~
use feel justified IN expressing entire 'pProba-
iicn the work The ingenious classification Of the words.
mark accurately the ound not only of the accented b"
of the svshlcs The conrene and simplicity, oi
the introduction aud koy the abundance and udcou arrange
ohnnica execution render ~ ~ OPINION decidedly uPe'
rior any spelling book with whi"h ~s acquainted
JOHN FROST, Mnyhew School,
ABRAHAM ANDREWS, Bowdoin School,
CORNELIUS WALKER, ElIiot School,
N. X. q. OLIVER, Hancock School,
CHARLES FOx BoyIslon School,
WM J. ADAMS, Franklin School
BARNUM FIELD, Hawes Sohoai
Recommended also, by the following gen,lcmem
u. d. WISNEk,
Pastor of the Old ss,nh Church, Boston,
WM. JENkS d. ID.
Pastor Of The Church 10 'ireen-,lrcei, Boston.
JEREMIAH EvAKTS,
Cor Sec 10 th, Am. Board Of Cou for Foreign N.sbps
B. y. FARMS WORTH,
Principal aud Professor Of Theology ~ the Academcsl and
'TheoI.geal la.iulioa New il.,np. ~, Nh,
Rev SAMUEL g; LWELAND' h-sd'-g N. H.
Rev. FRANCIS WAYLAND, u. u.
President u Erown University.
A. recommendation 10 th. work msy be stated that lhs
School Committee OF tho city o Bo,on have determine Aer
very critic esamn ,iion =, all ibl clling hooks soir the
public tbs, the National spellingoo. bo used in a the pub.
lie schools in the city. .
NJ School Committees invited TO call aud receive copies
th. work, for examination, gratis -
Augus q. inw6w
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22

elbow, Isupposo,' replied Mary;I thank
you, indeed, cousin? AIDs p
P0sTscRIPT.
There IL sequel to this story, which
the lapse of several years enables me TO
add But it hardly need be told, espec-
tally since the moral is furnished in the
above conversation. Our heroines re-
turned to their homes, and Isabel, no
doubt, was soon forgotten by all her tickle
admirers; aud would have been glad to
nave as soon forgotten them. Neverthe-
less they had. taught her lesson which
II would bo happy II "ther young ladies'
would learn'as we'll as she.
The two cousins returned 10 the Springs
the next season-Isabel as bridc-n,aId to
Mary. 1ho happiest Of brides sho had
reason to be, il excellence Of heart and
mind, still more than the grace Of his
manly person and manner could make
Mr.. l.. partner according to her fan
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
FAMILY BREAD.

IUyIE subscriber w'nd inn his friends and The public
IN general tint le hns the Bake House formerly
upied y Mr. r. 2. Gardiner between Nos 1903 and los,
North Main street wIere be intends c1ry the Baking
business IN All s vsfo,- hanchos and where nay be bnd
AZ any Isr III tic iay the following kinds NJ Bread via
Loaf i,,sad sugar aud Moss~ss Gingerbread, hard and s
CSncker. sugar do, IA now aricle) New York do ship
and Pilot Bread sagar aud Moaseu Cokies Buns, Tea
Rusk, kr. he.
Also fm sle NJ nbove at RETAIL Flour, ~ tho 6rsi quality
Stores and families nj nny part of the town. may be sup
piled from his car with any VI tho niove articles
~ u. Tis subscriber would here state, W the erssnce
uon N the cufrn that NJ the above named kinds u Breed,
wiIeh he has f,s eac arc acnsy baird IN fis tswr.
OuS n WILLIAM OK. .
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
A VIRGIN HEART.

The author OF Dc We're has made some
beautiful observations on the worth and
devotion oil ah unpracticed heart There
is nothing under Heaven 50 delicious as
the possession ol pure, fresh, aud Inirnu-
table affections. Ihc most leIc,tous mo-
ment Of a mans jiie--the most ccstatic
to all his emotions and symbathIes, ~
that in which he receives an avOwal Of
affection from the idol Of his heart. The
springs Of feeling when IN their youthful
purity, arc as fountains of unseuled and
gushing tenderness-tho spell that once
draws them forth is the mystic hight oil
future years and undylng memory. Moth
ing IN life is so pure and devoted as wo-
mans love. 1t matters not whether II be
for husband or child, sister Or brother, Il
il The same pure and unquenchable flame
the same constant aud immaculate Z low
Of feeling, whose most proper food IL ms
fortune, and whose undcniablo touch
stone Is trial. Do but give her her one
token Of love ono kind word or gentle
look, even it il be amid desolation and
death tho feelings OF that faithful heart
will gush forth as a torrent, In despite of
every earthly bond or merccnary tic.-
Moro priceless than the gems of Col
conda is q virgins heart, and more de-
voted thun the Idolatry to Mecca, is wo-
mans love. There is no sordid view, no
qualifying sell-in,crcst in the feeling Ii
is a principle and characteristic Of hcr
nature "a faculty and an Inlatuation which
absorbs and concentrates all the icrvour
OF her soul, aud all the depths of her
bosom. | would rather bo the idol OF
one unsullied and uDpraclised heart,
than the monarch Of empires. l would
rather possess She immaculate and i'm
pass. oncd devotion Of one high soulcd
and enthusiastic virgin, than the syco-
phanlic fawnIngs OF millions. There is
more thrilling felicity derived from all
union Of true, guilelcss, and uEcontam-
mated hearts, than all the conquests Of
Alexander, the wisdom Of Socrates, or
the wealth Of CrGsus would afford. The
general world knows nothing of these
things. None can appreciate the refine
menls Of pure feeling but those who, by
nature or some peculiar property Of the
mind, are qualified to drink OF the depths
of It's gushing and sparkling fountains.
None can know the Elysium ofpossess-
ing heart, until they feel the value Of
gem 80 prlccless--until they can think
Of its cmbodyings Us something too holy
to be mingled with the grosser images
Of passion and humanity, until they at
lcas, imagine the spirit Of seraph has
been clothed with form Of perishablo
imortalty. When this wild dream min
giles with the colder and more calcula-
ting visions of life-the world may put
forth its anathemas fortune may shower
down its adversities-but in vain even
the word Of Azrael would scarcely de-
slroy the unutterable extacies Of this
IIoavcn-descendcd happiness Album.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
CREAM OF AMBER,
DR. CiIAMBER's REMEDY FOR TNTEMPERANCE
uNROM the Phadclhia Monhlx Journal Of MedicinS aed

DR.. CHAMBER's REMEDY FOR TNTEMPERANoE.
IVROM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal OF Medicine ssd
II Surgery, edited by N. H. Smith, M. d. Professor of 6ar
gerry IN the University Of Mmyl Chsmbcr medicine for
the relief Of drkards has been used with Lo-
Vile in the cases Of several negroes completely reformed
them of their vice"
The following from a circular signed by John Rogers John
Kma, aud freese Dearborn, E'qrs Selccmen Of fEseter-
We would suggest The prcprey of making an appropriation
from the beence tax for The purchase Of Chambes Medic me
We have placed quantity Of t. article the hand, of
Pbysicians, who administer free Of expense all who III
take H. ard happy to have in power TO siate that
than twenty Of most confirmed dankards have taken
and those who have completed their have been ewed
by and restored 10 their friends aud usefulness society,"
In every where has been tried In Portsmouth, and its
vicinity om 30 to 4 has not been known fail Of effect
ing cuie. III
II s prepared only by DR.. James n. Hart and Mr. Am.
Fanpng, DR.. Chambers, their Office Rutgers
Medical College, as al the Medicinal Store Of Dr.. Hart,
Of Broadway and Chamber street, NewYok. The med
icine i put TAP letter packages, sufficient IN individual
accompanied with dreclons and be sent by mail
All orders enclosing the usual price, five dollars, and postage
paid, will receive immediate attention. Those who unable
TO pay personal application Of the individual al Office,
the uiedcinc will be aImirhtcrcd gratis.
CAUTION.-Tn consequence Of tho great celebrity which
Dr. Chamber medicine has acquired, there and doubtless
will he many spurious limitations Of this valuable ieIpcdy.j The
public informed that the directions sen-
mcdei signed by Jame.H. HIATT NJ d. aud Am.
flaming For sale by smith k PABMESTER gt tho Office
Of the Literary Cadet and by JosErH BALcH J South
Nam street. May "a
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NOTICE..

TUyIiE Co partnership heretofore existing In Providence
between tlIe subscribers under Lie firm Of Eva Ms
10 IL this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
indebted 10 said will please ne Immediate pay
ment 10 r. !. DEWEY, who authorized 10 settle the bus
Of the firm, and those having claims WIN eau ON him
for scttlement WILLIAM NJ. EVANS
SOLOMON J. DEWEY.
Providcncc, Sept, 30. .. -
The bsnes 81 i future will c conducted by the subscribers
the old stand No 80, Market street, Providence, X.
wo respectfully sic,s o share 81 the public patronage that
has been no literally extended to the above concern.
J. DEWEY
N. b. Every cndcavour will he used 10 distribute fortunes
gifts 10 nl those who patronze the Lucky Oicc, nj NO f
Morkc, sirret Oct.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22

IMpERIAL CONDEscENsIoN "A Rus
sian bulletin, issued at Oddessa, describes
the journey Of tho Emperor Nicholas
from Choumla to the Sea coast. Ii
then says, that his Imperial Majesty
went OH board the Paris, Admiral Greig's
ship, 'whero his Majesty condcscended
to accept Of a dinner!' Pretty 'conde-
scension' truly! Nicholas, Autocrnt as
he IL, must either eat his dinner; or, like
TIC mcancst of his subjects, starvo.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
LAKCuEK N HATCH.

Nh ERCHANT TAiLORs, have recently received their
lVG Fall supply Il suprfne and middli0g Cloths aud
Cd~nne,es Of sn de crpOnj Veivcts, Fiocntes,
Valencia, Toinet, and Marsoiles Vss'ings.
ALSO,
Elegant Goats Hair aud Princess Camhlets, scoch and
Tartan Faids Duis Bookings, wilieI and piled Flan-
nels, Devor-hhe Kersey, Velvet Cords, &c.
Lkew'-e lambs w,@i and wor-tod Drawers and shirs,
extra large szes Hosiery; Gloves; Fancy Sk and cotton
Cfavas; banianua, tlg silk and cotton Pocket iandkof'
chiefs silk and cotton Umbrellas, which they VIII sell at
small advance.
TO be let, n new and we'll finished two story dwelling
house, situated IN Union srce ION gwen on Tie
18th Df November. Oct ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22

NaK. GEORGE ANDREWS having completed taking
lNH the names Of the inhabitants Of this town, for the
New DBctory, the subscriber hereby requests that II any
pcrass have been accidentally omitted, they would give
iice Of the sae that their may be Inserted Persons
who have removed, IN their place Of business residence,
and PERSONS who mny have Dissolved formed partner
ship since being called upon also requested 10 give
Of tho nj tho Office Of o sbscrer No. IS, Mar
ket square, he IL desirous the Directory may be
AZ correct ns possible II, u. BROWN
1rAdvertisemenis for the Directory may be handed IN
during the present month. OCT.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22

ITALIAN PHYsIcrAN.-An English gen.
lcman at Florence had a fall from his
horse; besides some slight bruises, he felt
great pain in ono Of his thumbs, which
was soon attended with inflammation; !;
aid tho surgeon continued to dress his
thumb after tho other hurts were cured.
One day his son attended in his stead.
Have you visited tho 8ignor Inglesc 4,
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REMOVAL.

IuNIIE Subscribers take this opportunity o informing their
n friends and the public In peeral, that they have 70
moved the store formerly occupied by A. s. Beekwith,
No. - North Main sfeel. directly Opposite Messn linard
Duvas, where they will Continue 10 carry the ljoo
aud Shoe making Business Ia all S various branches,
usuaI They iikewsc return their sincere thanks fo the
liberal patronage they have received and solicit connu
They viii ikswie infTm the public thai they will
Keep hand assortment Of Boots and SL0es
ol all kinds, suitable lof tho season.
HALL. h MITCHELL.
WANTED-Two fnt rate workinen. Apply as above.
Oct rs
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NOTICE.

TUyHE subscribers wod inform seS friends and The pnb-
il nc, tint they have formed cDnnexon In busne~,
under tins Arm Of
PEARSON & ARNOLD,
and have taken tlis store No. 81 South Main arcc hnr
doors south O the Providence ank whee may b. iund
a god atsuent of BadcIois, canan,ees, Vestings and
faiom trimmings, which will 10 sold ~ eScap /" any In
to~n, fx cash approved credit.
Gssn.n,s cut aud wade 10 order In the latest fasioo
SAMUEL PEAR5ON, in.
LEWIS L. ARNOLD
r. A. hayng experience and unrough knowledge OF
ths business they Haite themselves that Tafns will be
spared on their part, o pere their customers
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4 FLORES riNE GIRL.
Il P,eisre, by Honard.

Peia,e, by Hona,d.
q daughter of that land,
Uhc,c TIC ;rria hssu aud the p,nier'. hand
~" bo'b divine III. carih and sky
Are picinfebili and pssy. l.. u.
G.y where /. Thy dwelling f,ir vision, where,
l. II far "'.f iie .inny s1a,
~ hon. blue Isle, where tins summers nir
ls ~ that 0f AfHby
Or nrs thn from wood nymph's shrine,
In hnvery gna ordcll,
III, aowess ii-y ,ysrk ~ lighter Cline,
rben say--wberc Diet thou dwell.
I know, know II a distant sky,
Where the winds ARE spIt NJ mIsc's slgh,
Wi~se the sunbsnms shed n sw-rtcr sinile,
Than e'er you saw ~ your northern ise;
w bsse the srsaiDIet's voIce, ~ n fio,vs along,
Tells oil land II delight and song
Ny bous h far In n distant land,
Whore the busy MIR h .olt and bland
Where tlc spr Ing birds wenr n brighter hue,
And the summer sky has deeper blue,
And The sutumD. winds have no meaning sound,
To tell Ola csad and distant ground.
Oh! wouId's thn know ~ Joyous bo,ns,
Where nW winter storm. DW tsInIs--t como,
Whsss .hs summer sky s always bright
WIN SIN, ~ mOOn or aDft starlight
I1ssn lsave thb land, and dwell with mo,
On ihs stsss of my ovely Italy
Res iba, M tale u thy lon,. to rli,
Thu fair and sunny u,ingi
DWseiy sdsSr sDts-i dream mud dwell
IN thsi bright land offspring.
o. 20, knSw full many n uis
0 ny native i1nc In tho lennon vais,
o. tns birds hfa iay, II the sunny spring.
Oftpe flowers their pcens- offering,
Ofths SINNERS hssp, NJ the suiupn's lsnf,
AID ths young cbiIdlsoods hour, 10 bright and bNsf
nus wonid'a thou know ~ augh of these,
Gowns dwell Sfsr Ger the ninDy seas,
Cssss wiDsrs the spring " ro~d with howsr,
w N mn hntf IN.
Wiea We Weeze ls fred, ffsm the myrtlu vale,
Wben tfpe dove 10 telling her tender taIe.
Wonhi'~ tbasi knvw ibs-e, come dwell with mo,
On ii's shovcs ~ my hvely Italy.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

ruvE subscriber bsg obliged, by The state of hs hssah.
To- reliDquis Ibis present business, oilers Cor sale, HE
stock of Drugs Medicines Shop Furniture. Glne War;
He would prf.r 10 dispose ~ Inc dock to pcsh whs
would In willing 10 take the stand and engage IN In hs
ricss IN which ibe terms of Ule wUii he extremely
easy Tho zitnipn of tho pa In Town for busincs,
and bns been occupied Dress stofe for eonsidcrs
bis time For further information eprly ~ MANA NisL
AsEs, No 80, South Wssst street.. ..
Oct j. y. AMFQ
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JOHN HAIR ISHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT-BoSTON,
n tONTINUES at Store NOs. 81 and ~, Libery Square
Buildings opposite the Commercial Coffee House, for
the prpe of transnctDy Commission Business, and ten
ders his services s friends aud the public respectfully
Letting consgnnents Of every description # merchandise.
Particular attention will be d 10 l!o -nic Of DOMESTIC
GOODS and the usual advances made consignments
Refer 10 GEoRoE s. RATHBoSh, pro,jJ.n,.
CHARLES IIARTstfoRN, ~
Eot.n NAV % Iys
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NEW ESTABLISH NJ ENT.

coacu cua,sE ss"S NJ ~ sjoW ~ opSrx-rrp
UNIFORMS The citizens of Providence aud Vicinity ha
he has established himself In Providence, In tho building
NJ Mes-rs Morcn md Samuel Guild, IN of Wcyboset-
street, and Va. y Hh Orage wsrc he earries on
e nbove business In MI liz branches Having had ylopg
pcrbence the busne~, be trusts that he will be- enabIedt
gvo entire satisfaction those who may he plcnsed em
py him. Carriages, Chascs, &C. cpaincd nj sor n0Aice
and the most accommodating terms. fN Afrii2
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

HtBNDDING 4, SWEET, have received from New.
VH York n hes'ixupply of the following goods, viz
White aud coired Engsh and domestic FlanBels; Bonn
b,z; Crcassnns; Plads; Cainbleis worsicd and lambs
wool Iee; Woodstock, baver and dog skin Cloves dark
prints green Bazes and Floor lDs red figured Fannesj
book jaconet and Swiss pin aud figured MusIins; Broad
Cloths; Cassneres; Vcstngs Sitineits inis; Paddngs;
Pcis-e Cloths, oil Cloths &c. &c. which they will scil at
uncomnony low prces Tor Cls, at No. Market square,
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ssid the father 10 the son in the evening.
Yes, Ihave drawn out the thorn, ,and--'
Pazzo che seir cfied the father, ccca
fnata la bottega-Blockiead That thou art!
thrs Is an end of Me sItop.'-BesPs Aaiy.
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SThsZAS.

hsvs drunk Tho cup ~ iapyi.es
TIL plearDs's fuupi wis dry.
rbs aWsns " Joy .ooo wns,s tbsfpsslveo-
II sprtsss our ssarcb defy.
. hsve dsspa tie espd bl,sssns2
A. ait n ossrasws,
ID tssshss bsssis Tie spsing , fosnA--
nessapi spins " voc
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
RECENT JUVENILES.

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H In School and out of SchOol-by One who Knows.
History of the Faircld Fnmiy-by Mrs. Sherwood.
Ficsido Stories, or ecoleciions of my School Fellows.
The nbovc together with generni assotInen Of Juvenile
hooks are Tor sale by hUTCIIENS h CORY,
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