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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

THE STEAMBOAT ERIE has resumed her
place in the line between this and Detroit
The Erie is a perfect gem of craft, light,
beautiful, swift, still and safe. 1t takes a
fast boat to show the Erie her stern in fair
race, thing we have seen tried. The acco-
modations on board the Erie are good, the
living good, the ar pure, and the Captain a
clever fellow.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WEsTERN.--The
Steam ship Great Western, arrived at New
York on tbe 9th inst, after passage of IA
days l2hours, with rough weathermuch ofthe
distance. She brought out 13O cabin passen-
gers and full freight. She leaves New York
for Bristol on the l6th.i
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

The NEWSPAPER PREss.-The newspaper
is the chronicle of civilization--the common
reservoir into which every stream pours its lv-
ing waters. land to which every man maycome to
drink. tits the newspaper that gives to liber-
ty its practical life, its constant observation IS
perpetual vigilance, its unrelaxng activity.
The newspaper informs Legislation of publick
opinion, and it informs the people of the acts
oflegislation. y - And this is not all. The
newspaper teens with the most practical NOR
ality; in its reports Of crime and punishment,
you find daily warning against temptation;
not a case in the police court, not single tri-
al Of wretched outcast or a trembling felon,
that does not preach us the awful lesson, how
imprudence leads to errour, how elrour con-
ducts to guilt, how guilt reaps its bitter fruit
ofanguish and degradation. $50 The news
paper is the familiar bond that binds together
man and man-7-no matter what may be the dis
tance of climate or the difference of race.
Here it is that we have learned TO sympathse
with the slave, how to battle for his rights:
how to rest the scourge from his taskmaster,
Over land, and over sea, the voice of outraged
humanity has reached to the great heart of
England, and raisedup host of freemen as the
liberators of the erslaved and tortured negro.
The newspaper is aw-book for the indolent,
a sermon for the thoughtless, library for the
poor. 1t may stimulate the most Indifferent,
itmay instruct the most profound. d.--.address
Of e. Il. Bulwer, Esq, III. P., at Lincoln.9
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

THE ROYAL WILLIAM STEAM suIp.-left
New York for Liverpool on Saturday after
noon, the 4th inst. She takes out % cabin
passengers, and the largest number of letters
ever carried by any one vessel.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

BRITIsH COLONIAL SYsTEM.--Canada must
be very profitable province to the mother
country. Look at one single item.
"The loss to the consumers of timber is not
less than 100000 pounds sterling per annum,
through the monopoly of the home market that
exists for the inferior timber of Canada, in pre-
ference to the better, cheaper and more CONT
guous timber ofthe Baltic ports"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

You're MEr's WHrc SrArR CosvRrrros.---
Byall manner Of means, let us have one. We
win 60 provided always, we can raise the
means to get there. Time the 10th ofSeptem-
ber; place some good Wing town. Speech
es-.-r -resolotions- --eheers---dinners----big OK
ilaqs- -patriotisn- -um---and 50 on. Yes, we
win 90. I.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

Tha Steamboat Gen. Porter has been pur-
chastd ~ the British Government, fort $4,000,
.IId Il |sttfno 1,p as d war vessel. Hei name has
bseo ehsneed % Royal William.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

VINO KILLED HANCOCK RoBIN?--The Po-
.itcal Ticker has tickled itself to death; or in
other words, it has bursted. Mr.. Seneca A.
Gordon has declared himself miserable tool
hired to father the abortion for the sum of six
teen dollars, while the real daddies of the con-
Germ were Jacob Rosenberg, Edison Colt, and
one Henderson, who are also the conductors Of
the Finley Courier, but who wanted vehicle
for their slang more base and irresponsible than
even that dirty print. s.-... ~.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

"Well then guess III wait a SPELL"
And he mizzled. f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
GOEI.IckE'S
MatcIsIe-s SaMatiyc.

il os,s,aci rqas'iy fraa thr - stiab g. shiaal
and ra:auTsl klBgj'tn.. and has possssses .
thtse lnlk POO &C; hea ths,sss'h e.sgnFd 80 "a.
fneiy fnE cunsa'npt,s'a sssrly r. sas.ssssI q .
mysterious iteGsres nsss &c = Z seasss tftas
hars,r s,ss-m--a = n.sdsg..s sk.eh begins 10
be s.lase ~ FhyticiAnE, NO are daily Nit.
nesrns 10. astonishing sasrs Il many shom
tAsy Rel Ee-sned tp tie grasp 81 the iassi'a
bic Gnse-
DOSE NJ the S.asnve, FIR adul',. one
d,ep; E,r rA,'A.ro. al -, = SD Ef laisnis.
q aasI,er Ar,p; -, A,'s 'l,"s ssp ala tbs nan.
nsr Of skisr halt 80 = .4f''s jE"p.
PRICE.-rhtss aud 'ne lhmd Flx dol
hrjsa So 90 All euas~
Al rsrtaaE vi Ives ~, 4aGa .i,hsy clamsIes.
wLs ,hs. ~. - aug. - n.,~'sssgt /. ar athr -
soEst - go, s,s ~. gta',rs. - ~ go lead
scdrn,sss an tnacia.lss.s. r., esrc.rd a. VI
Fious ,a sstiaas "a atgss. ~isra may be silent.
" Preyane NGa- a sasit uastttutaaas - nd theiI
eoSntesa.Cts wvs IN. El"W q, hsaiIh. and
shlle they ''st.. -, SEQ. iaasor niFh'--maladIes
shleh - sscsslsaa. nIs q the sanaIiye wUuid
eLerk 70 Ihe hgi.
The patisal whle usans the medicine should
eat and ariaA I'a siuc. at q tantttyl whatever
the lFIEIIgE dscts''s. snl Eot be compelled
20 fStee dawn, ssssR,t n .tFt every medley
phicL the tend, r,si frVgndE aud kinGsst nurses
0heR ImyEuacnIly rec, ,nmcnd NATURE Is
THE GREAT PHY.i IAN, (thc d.eisT aud
natse only her sFtEahi- J. aud ii ~ ag!d pfuii
b. her sdSIee. se uiu.I adhere s,Tsety 10 hsI
iaisllibie recap. Il ell" CIDER SO ta-.' patient
water. potter. Ct hgek u.s. AsTi 4 SITE direct
6sh, Toe sss4. 90 . beef fs.srs ar Fster
Ia U1hst S"Ids, tie r-I,s.t .''"u'd .st a"d
dsiEk . a;essF - ssSsi.ts trHss. not i"Igct
ing 90 b. tsIFss-ie g. - lltnsS"
10 kI'ssEg fVr;s saGk net Ihe Tstcnl's
instructive cell i.I r"s IsaR dina b, s1Iayl,
InOislen,sg &. liz E.t.Ls4 h.s, but I'are b.
.lxs 5ses'5e .Esss. - waller, pa; '"in hls 'Gnd'
rug, s4i J. A..a .se "'s t"nsi al Pi' assure
Thns W teas'! tvs 80 eonDaa sense; ihIs i,
nature
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Pisa tsir n.eatSIs 81 n. NsElir Il fHo
~ $50 I" - tr.n, IA E"inFe.

PfsiA tair. ne.atsr. ., ths A.EtiC Il Pro.
FE;>.o' - =; tr-n. "a EoieIe.
W.. he uahTs,antd, prsc,G"nr's al
.pedetn. 10 Gttms.y. STE rtH s-sre,
Iast ~ v-r c,u,.e ~ msy frle'i the
I,lcna.L,, cf s,n- "f the faculty. but h"I
~ he1r .oIsat Asnbefs. ho are unin.
avr"erd .y .r.G.i. a.uu'ss. Itunsh ~e
shsI f. .!..u !rou, al rgrrss'ua a., ouT d.
pIal1u, tI <. % lfe -aaadGt... ar GG-
suuh!As-. vi 'T G.e!,rs~', .,g' .loli,i,.t.
~ -'e A.pf! |.sy ~ Ne d.sm hi.
S.n''.,e t"0 s.lg-L.e I.0s 10 b" s.BeI "a.
I".-". t.' ~h.t ouf t}ts y ht!d I'D our
es6, ts-r ~t@uiss, s.t.ete.
We L,Ity stale. ih.t - hrn DR.. LOU,
Ofin Gdel" ke Gst es4e hslore lhe Ger
nan PlL.:c. ssiGe pc, tended di.rav'se
oI ne~ G4cMEe sHd nsV lAs,IlcImr,
We held al@! III tue highest contempt. he
i'c'!ns and openly pToH"Hnrlng hlm IL
TO tase I2roat3r sud The prince al
gu4eas. Boz. 0a heating sO Wuct sald
ab1G! Ia" S.naUve. against aud i1r II. ",
were t-1u -, h0m rl9tlves Ut cur!msI't
merely. 10 49, uiaI ul i.s rcpvled 'iT,uc'
upaa i nuAUrT % our moSi hopeless
pIacats; aad ss HDw G~em il our b0uHtIru
Gniy (rrGn at si.g IpeH.s Of our sell in.
'"i''u puL!jr'y to acknowledge iis mighty
tHc-cy. la c.ain. not Gully coGsUaPt.on
but "!h"r & .'.-I a,s!sjies, h;cb We have
hcrei"iorr bcIr.tG inCGr.lle. Our con.
iemll t"s tie t.iscoyerer uf Ibis GaeJiriut
vac al once swallowed up in our u'trI
a'sn"ishDea. u Ihese unex peGIeG resa.ls
and as amends e.. our abusc Of hin. We
90 frankly coDless In lAc world, that We
believe him pailsnihropisl. Who does
honor 10 tie profession aud to our c0un.
H!, whieT gave hin birth.
The receEI a4oplion Of lhis medicine
into so'ae O' ous European Hospitals is =
suiheieH' gusranly lhat-it performs al ii.
promises. 1t needed not uur testimo ny.
|or "he'e'e r II is Used, il 10 its own hes
witness. lIEaxAX ETuuLLER. NJ. ID.
WALTER VAN GauLT. N. ID.
ADoLPHrs WERSER, VI. D.
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WAR: WAR" WARE!

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IN. u. q. RsElsn1.-Sir: Abaus he
~s5dlr n July lssi. sceidsnliy notices.
u . nsssTsFsr she sdssfslssarht a. he
Maaeilsss Ssnsliss. EaT shlea ] PsHssiE-
"A yeH - ere arent. sud .hirh pseissssd 10
be . sewerage Ismsds Eor Consumption,
Asmy ale rss ihrn lssi VISITING
assy sith this tifTadipl disease. I'D %
"nr fsniiy Physiei.n Sss daily zaa ana
luusly sndsstnsinE n rssloEe her ~ heailli
siihoui success. STEPPED ever Ia his
houst. znd ssksd him Il he lad any nl-
lsrsiuns In her lskiRg lhis nasdirins. lie
replied. lhsI :. lie as prrissIly willing
Me. ShsTx Opd should take that eE sEy
.ahrr shirine si.e might rhOo.e, hnl he
laonshI il could d. hsr 40 rantl. AZ her
iEngs assrs rarifig consuming end no
li1aGn ,aeGns roHld sarf ker.' Sull a.
dEsS ning IsEsnn NIL esish al a SHAW.
sEd The Sentative le.ng Trrnmm' n.lcl by
lhIre ply slciAns - b" had Used il Ia shear
rracl,e.. che ennclnded Ia give 10 ITisi.
| srnI snt purchased wal, " hlfh she
e,,s.,n snCtd taking thrte Iin.ts 4 day.
. si'igg = free ,.''ulsears {" hrT aPpti''e
according 10 lae disselnns. liy PnTsn-
ing this course. ahs suftred considerably
foT he frat tigLf Ct ten days. hn' Nss
shorty able 1" ,st sn1 dri,.a freely. ~i'h-
OUT HE least inrnnseaiGGcs.
Mmh,a fluE weeks iI"m iseT irsi nsing
| .hc medicine. her feeble aud n aslrd frame
began In pui nn new s,Tenslh. aud she has
been gaming lrem Day - day nnlh i'c
present mrnsHi, 1" tic utter as'onlsh-
m.n, Of oLT ia,nlly physician aud iTlsn'ls.
She il nnw EnIn,lng a comfortable
! Though nOI perfect state al health. Is
able In he about the house and 10 attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are hath fol-
~ ol The opinion. aud 80 are al Who knnw
her remarkable case, that she OWes her hfs
10 fbs SGnaiire Gionf; and Us there afe
probably may consumplise persons IA the
] United States, who have not yet heard al
this medicine. measures oughi speedily
Ia he adopted 10 haze il more generally
known.
4 number Of persons 10 this neighbour
hood. understand, ale taking il iuF oiheI
serious complaints, with very great hen
ehi. Think uf going 10 thr South, viii
my family. somriime Ibis ia!l. aud III cas-
| DO. will proclaim the virtues 81 ths
SanatiSe in that quarter: lor although
some of the physicIsns here are actively
opposed To il. do sincerely believe il ga
we'd nv wife from IN opening gave.
! II you think tbs letter will serve The
pnbllc-gooj, YOU Ire At liberty 10 publish
| IL. Respectfully. &c.
IT, T. SuERwnoD.
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MATCHLESs s.N.TIyr

DAVID 10 'Lt%D. ,ho General Ameri
"a" asen' 'of uis mighty medicine. t,pvrnret
" Tue ''""'"'ia' '' rtI he al Germany,) has
pen pleasure IN llhIsj.ng The following high
" h"P".ta"' .et''r '"..i . respectable gentle
inan I" Ne" York. - Il he hss receiv"d, will
many o.de's Of a silpIsr charsc,cr-sI.o yer,
Interesting Intelligence Eon srycra. of his a
gents. a Will he seen t.iow which, tno.ths
eGh iaC ssrIsk.atc f.Vi. IArse emisya, g Ian, A.
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llILLSBOROUGII \. {.
RI FrGtIShCD WEEKLY
ny DENNIS nEAETT,

AT THREE DOLLARS 4 YEAR, tR 1--WE rcIihs
nETY CENTS 10 rAID IN AINANtE.
Thosc "ho !" ""t give not.Cc ef thtIr VISA
10 have their apr dis, eE,;nued at the sSrna
ten ~ The year, VIII be presented as 'cSn"g
nS contir.EnCc HpIli cuUntt rmantCd -An''V
paper while discontinued until oil attra''E''
ATE paad, unless at The option Il the uhils''l'
Advertisements nat tNC' rI'ns S'Stt'" mas
one dollar torthr & -, sad ,Ntp', II" co.
for r"th subs, quc,t ins' riion; IT. y't ""', n"
prCPoitlon tnutl advertise mrpts tw'n't 'N'
PCT CeEt i!ghcr. A dt duttt'n at \, i1 H""
All to Race 10 sGIcItlSIIs hy tit ,raT'
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Advertisements.

fpl'E imPossib'iHy Il carrying on Il c y sirt.
NAN as u cught IN be crrs AZ ted VIII. e ab.
sent IN collecting ,SpcdilI"rs, AID II h1ros
s:hiiiiy &c longer dong wIilo,i TIC lstcr a.
mount due me fnr six wars Al abor aie le.
ietu,ia, Il me la sell tie fsiaahs me al tie
trd - Tie p'tscnt year. The s"b,,rr,'un bet
Is about at 70 kun rcd, opa ga q, jncrtc't, std
the ] h f;iu,Ite aud advertising aood TOT at
Il as' Zee htndsd dHars a ycat csr.icnaa
Il 'aIcti- srd a sound Wing, sra.i assc tie
Paper On ne most libra! iums. woad 10;
willingly Il; il 2" into any other service IA
early application. is r'Guettcd
II. G. JONES,
EGi!gT sna Ercrrit'or
June g. 60
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L:s:on'S Practical Swgc"y,
TNAN IIIAb 80 hWLNl,
ILLUSTRATED ~
ONE HUNDRED AND TWt NTYFECRhvISGs
BI R0BERG itslHN, ST RGE)N
wITn EnrIs A<D I'LL sTRATIONs
III
L..
G. ". N0RKIs, NJ. %.


One oftts Su,. tOns # he Fean 'y'raaia l,sptia!
pIIE above rrlrh,a',,l wu,s will ia m, fate
- ~ app.ar ~ Dn4r!ins ~ An, tItaas Me
In al I.,afast. with all lie kuEtaNlngs ui thr
I.oo3on cd u,aand adj lila 81 'IastiS,,nas
Ntur4lCau tRsts Thee t., lie about one tt n
"fed AID ,h,r,y IN the wL"to
The American Medical L'brary and tr,rll
eenecr. edited bv Professor q Dun2ils,sn, Is
pablish cd IN Uc,ay" farm, once a fortnight each
Va. containing l0l pages Ct tcptIGt VI simc
NV ani established Ia, deal wotk--aad r. IN
&c lie "a pages nr orIctnal and seltctrt chsrs,
n"ltrrs and Ic'irWs at Hpw medical put ga.
ious, &c making yearly upwards IS 1900 pa
e"S, aud painted IN vc'y suptrI"r style the
wh"ie tntn,ing a concentrated rLcuru vi mCui.
cal s"ieuce aid literature.
Subscription, Tea Dollars year, payable in
ADVANCE. Subscriptions taken lIoaI Apti o.
each wear
Published at &c Carpenter Street. Phi'adcl.
Ph'a, by ADAM WALDlE.
Boston: Weeks, Jordan & Co--NUc fork:
WA ButGs, Ij1. Broadway Baltimore: y.
lickman--.fIb ". G.. Little Lhallts
ton: ", n, Beret,, 2. Belle.
The EolIDping works hare been pablisstdia tie
frs, fre .ho,. Of this ysdr:--kraner on the DIs.
eases Of tho Ear. Hsmilten's Practical Ohsar.
! vali0ns on Midwifery. Syme oasthe Diseases
Of the Rectum. Osborne on the Nature aud
Treatment OF Dropsical Diseases. Green on
the Diseases Of the skin. Coulsou on Disras-
es ui the Bladder. Besides the numerous ar.
,icles, cases. sc. contained in The lnie!'isen.
Ger department
Idy, 1899, 81
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English Teacher
sD3ssfeSf ts;aJiaeSiGsggH.

SIs0 take charge of the English School at this
- place. One who can conc well tecom
mcnded will meet with liberal encouragement
Apply To d. Cheek. esq. Magistrate Of Police,
IN person, or ty letter post paid.
August s. 81 81
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Ecrtrar6,..g .Esegey.
Notice.

IT is hoped thai all those indebted 10 tic Ian
D of Hu.S7LAE ron e. Lf.At n uptotle
Ist II October 1881, viii call and seillt iltr
accounts Nth the EubssribeT In mtdisitly, %
such settlement Is absoiu;tly Rs,ttssiy 10
the adjustment ofthsIr lHaIIs. IhIrt iLs ~.
tleI viii not be disrteArdsd.
LEMuEL LYNCH.
OcIpbrr rs. So
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Ar Z or NOR r!I-cAROLlNA.
Orange County.
Ia Eqaily-Maieh Term, 1888.
EaI,rard DariI aad WlE, }

~. Original Ball.
lin. Gain, Err. and eisas
IN til, rase 1t - ordered taai publication be-
- made IN the liill:horoush Recorder t'r siI
weeks excessively, iha, un'es. James DIus.
- Dickens and It's Whc Mary William Ia.
sis, Susan DAVE, aai Martha Davis, appear
at the next term Il this e,uEi. IL be held al
the Court House n IlIlsb ,foaRh. On the Sc
cond Monday vi september neat. and plead
aas~ct o. dvuur, OF the b'lI will be heard 81
pate a. 20 iAcIR.
C:yen undo' my hand at utT:c. IN HILLSIDE
foush, the second M"o,'a v 81 Mailh. ISIS
JAMES WEBG. c. 8. H. Z.
Piece a:E 81 Sd % g.
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C,OELIcHE"
MafchIess SamatLye.

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CONSUMPTION,
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CONorEROR on PHYSICIANS;
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ahvr4.st rav.e - h'sss ihs hsustcsRI hand 4
a k,ra frsT4s. ncr--s Fasslirshr. whose Eun.
Asrous ssrsars have hsca 50 closing y peEtIsy
81 e1en ~ .a-ne 4 ~ c'rrs,, "a thtir psst"rsi
visits O. III sIck ra~sas.ss. ;, -i's. asrsns
they Of:en Lyeo-a- taT taIt. iasitYmsHts II
eAGaslas assP"aden"s re- :.s.s. s,cknss. into
health, aad fsIasss - tai nds into 'ylalaess
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Boarding House.

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49, dated by the suhsct Der, al the U'd sis 1
At John FatdIs. deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be aCton nota.
ted DUNG CourI wrtk
THOMAS ID. GRAIN.
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THrafHGJfe O.STEE1T,
ron THE CURE OF
External Diseases. viz:

White Swellings, Seroiula and oller III.
mours. Sore Legs and Ulcers. Old and
Flesh Wounds. Sprams and Bmists.
Swellings and Inilamaiions. Srslds sud
Burns. Nomen's Sore Breasts. Srsld
Head. Rheumatic Pains. ChiIbIsirs
letters. Ernplions. Biles. " hIlloWs-
and a most eifrc,ual remedy for tie re-.
moval Of COINS.
.7lsO, Beckwi,h's Anli.Dispeplic Pills,
ron SALE By
ALLEN PARKS.
SepiembcTs. SIS
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az u las sBna1sEs ns ta1rE atthgEt lagsii@
. l.,e Aaslaiy Is azgearans.
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Testimony Ma. =.
GERMAN SANATlNE..

Extract ffCm taeEssrx Register, pubh Led IN
salem, Massachusetts,
Tie Agents for the saie &c this invaluable
Esdtr,ne IN this city, have IN their pofsession
Hstemsois of many INSTANCES ~tnh have oil
Tssdy Eoiun,srii, been made 20 them Of bench
tssu'tnc nom ns use. lnqulre's can be direct
81 10 she individuals BY calling ~ The Book
sturc 81 the Agents.
IVES \ JEAETT, t9J EsstK siT,et
Testimony M. 3.
ft"m the Bost"n Mnfnt"g f,st.
TIE MATCHLESS SANATIVE.
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-orn IhsIthi mta,cInc tas l,-st I.",.' IT, va
uss by'i -siae - t'l.l.U for il Z, pcafs tt
We N'rGrng s,st ~ t"',t ia hn,,t tta 10 tLcst
= hIh .layr sste3 is,.,. Eu,oi-r
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p'-k'o. dasnoat ak, aHI 81 rogn''sh~ep
rrIian.r. tie above g. Ward Wi Lett,rs, 1t
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u.at,1. with t,rt!"t,5 All rr,s"as are here
lnre" araed harh rug 81 '-,nph'stne him. rs
IA" taw wall br vnt"fss,i |" 'ts latest eAteut "n
such a. hay.
SOLOMON FULLER.
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Female Academy.

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! pubic that the exercises of i'ds instan.
rnB continue uAder ihe care u Mrs. ILlZA
}. AUkkO|\, AMI as she gives her NSrsthu
"a the wia:cr i'c s,hool NJ 'outirur. with.
uut iatFtmissJnW, H. al Nevrmh'r 1uut = 10.
dies Md be cha ged only lrom the the Uf ad
MISSION.
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Ne take great p'cseutc tt tst' D.ut' Dd:rr Il {,
thC ralT"aase a. Parents and gUo''Ia's W.
r"teud gNue utw da'c3 Itts atd y ai5s th'
l3,an'ngrs al ither. ,d'' ali"u ltr pt,,,
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~, and Pa,oir. fac dol avs 1At'a.
u ard ra1 ic btanrd su respectable fat",
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The native American., 1838-02-24

! was younger than am now, and pretter OF
courser thought the sensation like gentle bite.
Instead OF soft, spongy flesh, her lips seemed like
scraps of flesh ironbound.
Sometimes she puckered them up, like the
orlhce OF her retcule; and this was an indebe
precept of a coming storm. Xantppe had thin,
blush, unwaving lip. Beware of such.
The lips of ones sweetheart are volume OF
poetry. Smiles fling ray like the flash OF
morning upon them, and they are glorious in
their brightness. They are an oracle, and from
them comes the voice Of destiny. They are a
shrine, and around them the breath of inspiration
ever fingers. Itwould be vain to talk of kissing
any thing so ancient, when the mere thought over
whelms one in unspeakable bliss!
The native American., 1838-02-24

my head struck with bump upon the cooks
lap. She started up, and calling me ''base
MONSTER" fled from the kitchen as fast as dumpy
legs could carry her dumpier carcass. thought
of committing suicide; but just at that moment
the chambermad came to tell me that the tailor
had called to know how liked my new coat. !
pushed my arm through one of the holes ihat had
been burned in the back of it--tottered INTO the
dining room where he was waiting for me-and
fell in swoon at his feet.-Scoteh Paper.