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VILLAS M. Ty A Kris,
Commission MERCHANT,

NrlTlI view to facilitate sales, has taken the
uaain Hollins, (betufen LaHcdSi,r D,ubg & Co.'S
ig.tga store, and the OM Mart,t) BY this al
r',ng,ment, in connection with ms Warehouse on the
noek he hopes the bettclto serve hi, present friends
and all others who may be disposed 10 encourage
him.
The Receiving and Forr1rdihg EusesS, will be
particularly attendedto | am ,nthor'1ed by l@o-
lister DENLY X Co, John llollms, aud Miller X
Roberts, to ask a continuance ot the business, in
nm, department. from thea tfiends.
Having purchased the STOCK Of GHOG ERiES of
NJ, Naftn IIolllls. he Will eudeayour 10 ill orders
ON as GOOD Terms any other house in he city
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SEH als'
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

", PETERS MEDICINE, SToNhcHlNF IT HEPATiCA'
~ u. f'sa' pHaiv ~. a. .i-
al E .#H. ri. ...'t. a-.."'
every moip of catmcni whenever q
above found exist wei III enlargement Of the
Spleen and IN Jdmndice,
Among the symptoms Of pcpsIs AMI Liver comrs are
lauencs, OF burning in the stomach mfch"h it'A
blii dsgtceahc the mouth rrerularis "' ar
te which sometimes and II other tunes eeaS ne
weakness Ut the stomach acId
erucnpn papa0n owsincss, irreeunruN of the bowels
the stomach after meals pain Ia the head %Anhss OF
esufu>Ilu mud with us of memory gna"-
Ing III Tie rhlness affection al seht anu
hog, the hack, angu disturbed sleep
cold feet aid hand tremoT, the throat cough, pam
nthc sic or brea.t,
Thee Medicines nund efertna in removing the
complaints for which they urHded that Py >ea"' Ire
qunly their patents having
Exhausted all ,kll 10 little u Il
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NOTICE..
March 3

FES!IE subscriber wishes to obtain competent and
D Trustworthy Man, totake charge of Cotton Plan
tation. with thlry-siN working hands, IN Arkansas,
Ia leave tins place about the lst OF October neAt-
To who come well recommended for capa-
city and integrity, liberal wages will be given. \
man with small family, would be preferred.
WI. BAILEY.
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Try. FZETGHER y TDLER.
TERMS.
- ..TNp E.yHchOHrs Bfrg5s,i0n"

p-s;otgd tcice Wetk, at Il per amman, payable il,
r.,a No paper mW be discontinued. lbat at The
oftlt Eaitors,J until oH arcra'zss ,c pajd
n. EE1..<t'fEA115 p.u #.s.s.J Fl.
"a gs,.s pcr s,a4.. tor COS, tie FIRST time ,qd 81
y" ~, for Zach continuance. 7Hose from a distance
,,, b, paid for preronsiy TO tier insertions tlcss HE
',9n,uf be assumed by some responsible person il,
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JOHN VI. WARWICK
JOHN EARLY
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ENON VAL.

VIE subscribers have removed their stock OF
NJ goods to the house, recently occupied by
isis Clay Il. Thornton, directly opposite DIR.
,bo Se' Davles's Apothecary store, and next door
, aooNe Nlessrs. Hancock Il Adams, where they IN
s' 'Ielr friends and the public TO call and exam
~ re 'heIr extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
N'geenes. FRANKLIN, HUNT ~ Co.
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First ARRIVAL III :s..Vicaa < Gods.
rESHE subscribers have u>l received "a few
4 packages SPRING GOODS, which they
are determined to offer at reduced prices.
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
March 8 1t
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DEs, PETERS
TEGET1BLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

THE Pl composed eurifclN II Vegetable matter, and
when taken ug the directions which acc pay them ave
hehlY beneficial and prevention of all bilious com
P'afis Tiny specially the liNe when N
dhoo, Cauyg large nrau le, through tic h"nce
jim rAecrru uhe ed IoreNil1 u VS.
rh would prolucr eihrr JmndIcc Live compliant BIon'
'Ner feSer aud ohcr rs bodily AN l"n ~
81 o.. m trror h,wcl t> ac ike clarm f"gafds
p9AP'th VIM lhhlf' '
'''s III Ia" mNres of he table they nNaIuahe 'h e'
Ca" IT, them all rerio's without mcurrug any 'nk Pee
nv ,"hr ri thee Di them y Nues VIII remain "'
Iif,d Tor ycRrs cmac. No fhnlt srud hr Mh"u'
ihrn taken IntIN, w-hll e 'N'
preventing >cku'Ns. II i1'i reg
@ Keeping atrauar ,ac ui the slnmhch ana
uo"e',ln h"ng tn be tsurhrl aud mingled with The h'""
hi1"t'd h'ls, that mot di.ea,e '"uccd u = r'
t1ht VITO fd tfih WIN 'N-
5nf feel Wiling 10 he without tenihe esttma Of thou',
A ne hing IN the highest efficacy might hr added
@ me EefN hg repnt1t DR.. Ia, cqnlrcd HE
~ lNI VEGETABLE MEDICINE SVOMAtli. l. III
n>hHlalHu those n1iHp make iii'l 81
a,e They contain particle Of Mercury nj an ~
wishes distinctly understood, that hcs" Pill posses
uI'S lnl"p nden uftheir rnrgatNc h'es' u'y "
'l' h"'h,trurut, upon The socree a""'N
.us,,,m ,u' Si'ngtlening the patient "me l''N %
,n t, ,'llc'nrS which passes oh' excepting '"""'
hth'e the their repeated lay we u"
n n "a long catalogue Of ChroRic iI.easr,.
ana w poem educated under the most e"Iheii anu ~
h"dlcH i'rofSp AMI prarll>ed ITS
'H ~ INC South, where OF the
prevail considers himself well qualified 10 Jldgt " he
p,sn,. rs 'N's IN li"nt Il warm Ciinat's . =, IT,.
y Joseph Puosty Pete NJ. d T. u g l. NJ ~ ''>
reme1 ne cure of olnh,c Dea.cs bN meaas Oh
NJ" 100 Liberty street New York, inventor aud 'e pro-
- !. ch box contains forty Pills Pace 80 ceni'.
W ifesh supply CT the above Medicines JuS
.Ne'ea and for sale by DAVID X. Ll MAN, ana
III rl OF nad IN almost every town IN the state
feb.25 wl2m
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One Hundred Thousand Dollars
IIlNTED ON IDIN

- kSt AMT 10 the provisions of the annex ed
. Ordinance, the undersigned Conmss ioncrS
Will receive sealed proposals Ton the whole ar an,
part ot the loan thercb, authorised. until the Iii
day OF April next, on which da, all the proposal,
received will be opened the office OF Discount and
Deposit ri the Banh Of Virginia, 1T l,nchlnre. and
acted upon as directed b, the ilhscctiou of sand or
dnonce. d. &. MlRRElI,
NJ. H. GARLAND,
JOHN IIOILlNS
JOHN NJ. OTEN
:. H. DAVIS.
TORTj NArlS SYDNOR
JOHN G.. MEEM.
JOHN VI. W WARWICK
JOHN EARLY.
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NHsRoEs WANTED.

WILL give the highest cash price for Likely
4 Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROOF.
Nav % hln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

VNlIE subscriber will continnc' at the old stand
to carry on the business ct ApothcCary ~
Srupgists in all It's various branchhs and invites
the old friends OF the firm and the public generally,
to give him call. JAS. /, koh ALL.
February Is
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Rrsr pEa1ADE1rREA poRrEN

WE have a ,,of this article ON hand which " we
w will sell at Philadelphia prices, with the
addition of charges only.
II. i RICHARDS & co
DC % Is
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
GENERAL SPECTACLE OF THE UNI
VERSE

~1here is God. The grass Of the valley
ss,s. s.,e cetiars OF the mountain bless bim The
insect huns his praises. The elephant salntes
him at the dawn of day. The bird sings for
him under the foliage. Thunder displays his
bower. and the ocean declares his immensity.
\ is man alone, who hath said, there is A.
dad!'' lssS
may be said, that man IS the ma
ifet thoughts Of God, and that the Uni
verAe Is His imagination rendered sen-
IsiblA Those who have admitted the
beauA Of nature as proofof superiorin-
telligAce, should have remarked 4
scircumtance, which prodigiously ag-
grandiz% the sphere Of miracles. II
Is, that movement dhd repose, dark.
ness and lght, the seasons, the march
of the stall with the diverse decora-
tons Of thdworld, are successive only
IN ppearana and in reality perma-
nent. The Meme which IS efaced for
us, i repaintA for another people. II
is notsthe spec(cle; hut only the spec
tator., who hath changed. God hath
known 4 way, is which 70 unite abso-
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From tile Rural Repository.
ON APPRECIATION.

|4Shc has most charms who is the most sincere
When we observe affcctation usurp-
ing the throne Of reason, we Justly sus-
pect that there exist but few Of those
natural traits Of character, which have
in every age delighted and fascinated
mankind There's indeed, scarcely
any failing, which is more generally
disliked, than this. It creates in the
mind sentiments Of disgust, which
are not without the greatest difficulty
effaced. Let her who practices affec-
|tation, possess every external charm,
and every internal accomplishment,
they will not lessen our dislike, or sof-
ten our disapprobation, but rather in
crease them. When we chance to sec
4 female having some pretensions to
beauty, but few to sense, assume this
quality, we are neither surprised nor
astonished; but when we see one, pos
sessins rcs;ucd s0Hi, and an eniight-,
ened mind make use Of this little art,
we are more strongly inclined to ccn-
sure her conduct, IS she By this means
sinks herself to the level Of those who
have nothing but their external charms
whereof To boast and also renders herr
self ridiculous and contempt BE IN the
circle Of her acquaintance and ~ TN
eyes of the world ctstio5
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mo. III.

CAUSE AND EFFEcT .-Infinite ar.a
the consequences which follow from &
single, and often apparently yery in
i significant circumstance. Paley hin-
self narrowly escaped being baker;
here was decision upon which hung
in one scale, perhaps, the immortal in
terests OF thousands, and, ia the other..
the qualification Of the taste of the rood
people Of Giggleswick for hot rolls.
Cromwell was near being straneled "a
his cradle BY monkey; here was this
wretched ape welding in his paws the
|destinies Of nations. Then again how
different in their kind, as well as in
their magnitude, are these consequent
cesfrom any thing that might have been
q priori expected. Henry VII. IS snit-
tenwith the beauty Of a girl Of eighteen;
and ere long
characterization beams from Bullen's ewes. ;,
Charles Wesley refuses to go with
his wealthy namesake to Ireland, and
the inheritance, which would have
been his, gees to build up.the fortunes
of Wellesley instead Of Wesley;
and to this decision OFFS school boy (as
Mr.. Southy observes) Methodism may
owe its existance, and England its nil
litary land we trust we may now add,
its civil and political glory.
9. Revieso.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-20

w HY ARE WE RIGHT HANDED?-Sir
Charles Rnllon this subject Observes
sSThat for the convenience Of life, and
to make US pr0mpt and dexterous, it is
evident there ought to be no hesitation
which hang 70 be used, Or which
foot to be put forward; and that there
is indeed, no such indecision. Is this
taught us? Oris it from nature?',
There is adistinction, he says, in the
right side ofthe body; and the left side
is weaker, both as to muscular power
and its constitutional properties. The
development Of the organs Of motion
and action, he adds, is greatest On the
right side, as may be proved by mea-
surement, or the opinion Of the tailor
or shoemaker. This superiority may
besaid toresult from the more frequent
use OF the right hand. But whence the
origin Of this use or practice? 1t has
been said children are taught by pa
rents or nurses to use their right hand;
but not always, and not generally, it is
believed. Besides, this popularity is
constitutional; disease attacks the left
side and members more frequently
than the right. In walking behind a
person, we seldom see an equalized mo-
ton of the body; and we may observe
the step with the left foot is not so firm
as with the right; that the toe is not
so much turned out in the left, and that
a greater push is made with it.--From
the form Of females and the elasticity
OF their step, resulting more from the
ankle than the hip, the defect Of the
left foot is still more apparent. We
do not see children hop on the left
foot. May it not be concluded, then,
that every thing lin the convenience
oflife) being adapted to the right hand,
isnot arbitrary, but is owing to ma
tatral endowment of the body, that the
right hand is more strong, and better
fitted for action? We conclude, there
fore, that the preference for using the
right hand rather thin the left, is not
the effect Of habit merely, nor adYen-
kitiousy1alt sia provision 8 FIJI suras This
a J, Iis II = AsRi ~ 1eceis-
~ fis "a 81 fIiaj mn Z sEanfI
eide. III there are SiaisS pa q RS or
mechanism to justify thcppinion, It ar
fords new proof Of wise and benevo-
lent design in the sForner Of our boz
dies and Of our being "wonderfully
made..o
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-20

Us ~ 8
On thy fair bosom, silver lake,
The wildswan spreads his snowy sail
And round his breast the fipplcs break,
Asdown he bears before tho gale
PERclvAI.
The way we travelled along the
southern shores Of Lake Michigan was
somewhat singular. There being no
road, we drove right on the strand,
one wheel running in the water. Thus
we travelled thirty miles, at the rate Of
two miles an hour. Tn the lake we saw
agreat many gulls rockingon the waves
and occasionally flying up in the air,
sailing in circles, and tanning their.
white plumagc in the sunshine.
While thus slowlywinding along the
sandy margin Of the lake, we met a
number Of Pottowatisnies On horseback
lin Indian file, men with rifles, women
with papooses. and farther on we pass
ed an Indian village wigwa,ns ofmats
|conically shaped. This village stood
right on the shore Of the lake: some,
Indian boys half naked were playing
lin the sand, and an Indian girl Of a.
bout fourteen was standing with arms
folded, looking towardsthe lake. There
was, or / imagined there was, some
thing in that scene, chat attitude, that
lc6'Shtenance ofethe Indian girl, touch
ing and picturesque in the highest de-
|gresa study for the painter.
a las-the:c Indians: the dip Of their
paddle is unheard, the embers Of the
council-freh have gone out, and the bark
iiof the Indian dog illas ceased to echo IN
the forest. Their wigwams are burnt,
the cry Of the hunter has died away,y
the title to their lands is extinguished,
the tribes scattered like sheer, fade
from the map Of existences Theun-
happy remnant are driven onward
onward to the ocean Of the went. Sucl,
are the reflections that came into nv
mind, on seeing the beautiful potto-
Wstimie Of Lake Michigan. d. q.
4Sontlsera, 4 sseras,y tlessengey
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The V1oLET.-Hast thou passed by
the hedge-row at event:de? and has 4
delicious fragrance been allabout thee,
and thou knewest not whence it came?
Hast thou searched and found the sweet
violet, hidden eneathitslcaves, known
that it was that which gave its odors to
the air around it? Thus, my child,
should the Christian make sweet tho
place ofliis good deeds; and thus in
all humility should he endeavor to re-
main unnoticed himself. When thou
seest the hungry fed, and the naked
clothed, the sick man visited, and the
widow comforted search and thou
shalt find the flower whcnce gil thiso-
dor arose; thou shalt find full often that
the Christian has been there, constraiin-
ed by the love Of Christ.
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