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Is IMMCHS IARTT d. co, are now receiving iron
- on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
ieiry Andrew. French and German play cards; Back
CANNON boards; Chessmen Ia and 2 ;'-8 inch Bill
ard Balls; 1910 and IL inch blade Bowie Knives:
Leather aud other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt,
rocket !otsemans, and Duelling Pistols: double and
single hafreed Guns; Game Bags; Shot Belts Powder
md Pistol Fiasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
ss!on Gaps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair Tooth,
md Nail Brashas:s Orrs and Chlorine Tooth WASH
Tooth Powder Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great
nev; lnng Hair Brada Ringlets and Frzettes; Pear
1 and Toilet Powder Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions
raienf Slides err Carriers; Gum Elastic SuspendeSs;
pnwdcr PUTS and Boxes; Gilt Chains, Scnls and lcys;
taI-drops; Waist Buckles: BRACELETS; Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siivered Beads; Indian Beads
;ei's and Plumes: Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
C"nbs whchin addition 10 their former stock hand,
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
ow end on liberal terms, a, the sign of the Golden
Comb iS5.tf "a Chertres stree, :.
VIE Subscribers Agents for the extensive house Of
w. Il 5. Butcher, Sheffield. En~and have just
sceived very extensive set Of pa el,s consisting of
1aoie and Dessert Knives Of description, Pen,
rocket, Dirk, md Spear point Knives; Razors, Scis-
aors Edge Tools, &c. &C. &c. which they are prepared
oeXh'b't to the trade Tor orders Terms and conditions
will be made known ut til. time
mis- J. u, RFJN g. A COHEN .oO Cannon a.
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EkOli.E \ MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
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Tie Jackson IAN Darca .ldmmiisfrafio

The Jackson IAN Barren Administration.
II we follow the course Of the ascend.
ant dynasty. from the moment Of its e.
Enlistment 10 the present day We hnd
that its n hole history j. written IN false.
hood and fraud. There o. 90. promise
which u has not broken. There Is not
pledge winch u has not violated There
IS not truth TO which 1t has not gwen
the lie. Pledged 90 diminish public eR
Pend:tuTes 1t has multiplied them three
told. Pledged t6 appoint no members Of
Congress TO office. u hss appointed mote
members than all the preceding sdminis-
irs'ions put together. Pledged 60 Ni'h.
draw Executive influence from popular
elections. II has converted every locsl a.
we'll 81 nAiionsl election throughout the
country into a direct trail OF strength be.
tween ihe people and the ENecpuve -
Pledged 10 reform our public Offices. u
has iillen them With host Of pecuiaiofs
and public robbers. lledRed 20 give u.
a beuer currency, II has invoked the
country in a series Of the nosi ruinous
experiments. which have been designed
TO destroy the only currency Of commerce.
I
elusive use Of the currency Of despoiism.
Thus in all things IL has deceived. de-.
irauded aud abused the People IT, econ.
oHy - ,exirsvsganee. II, relofm 10
corruption. Its democracy u absoluii.fn
Bot the catalogue Is not yet complete
Under the name Of Sub Treasury. u
would introduce q system which - De
signed 10 place ell the revenue u tie
Govern ment 20 the hands Of the Pfeadeni
The audaciOus claim Of the protest, that
the Executive - the constitutional ruaf-
dian Of Ihe peoples m0aey. clam ihsi
was never set up. until u Was tenfufed
10 that extraordinary msaifeslo of ssfviii
" and usurpaiion. 81 10 nos proposed o.
establish aud pefpeiusie by lsw. Tile
"inhsrent executive prerogatises. grow
ing out Of the "nsiure' % Exseuuve
Power. and sustained by the Executive
precedenis Of Russia and Turkey. aad
imperial Rome, are 10 be legiilmai,red
add republieanized. add incorporated
vilh the institstions 81 our American de-.
mOcfacy. The commander Of our sfmV
add navy is 10 bseoms the head keeper
and deposnory 81 the peoples money.
and this ever formidable. ever fatal union
Of the military and monifd PoWets o. .
country, . 70 b. ratified By tie rspressn.
lsiives q the people
We sppfehesb hen. that no honest
and didniefesisd nan. no tue believer
N republican Institutions. no true lover
81 constitutional liberty. Ga iook % ihe
present condtiion 81 the rounlTy sod 70.
nset upon the Leading measures 81 ne
Govern neui. without ihs conviction that
change 81 rulers il Indispensable 10 the
welfare and prosperity q the Union.-
re NEST BE perpus3ed ihn there are
bad mea 10 ~ displscsd; bad measures
70 Be ttfssesi bsd principles 70 b sFss.
icaisd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

RIoT ~ Ono. "A violent outrage vas
recently psrpeirated in Msrioa county
Ohio. by the re-claimsnis Of an alleged
runaway slave. The alleged slave Vas
vas taken Up as fugitive from Virgins
and lodged in The Marion oouniy jail fOr
lnal. On The day Of the trial an uBususl
numbcr Of persons assembled 81 the court
house 10 learn tie result. The Vilnsssss
were examined. and counsel heard. bot
the Judge reserved bee decision tll the
next morning. In the morning The Judge
decided 10 favor Of the prisoner. " ben
tie decision was announced the pretend
ed owners seized the negro 10 spite Of
The bystsnders Who attempted to rescue
hin. snd dragged bin 10 The post Office
building. where they locked him up apd
guarded The entrance Nth pistols cooked
and bowie knives draWn. The mob o.
sailed them Nth bdckba,s. snd hnally
broke open The srsenal. sod supplying
themselves 18th arms, demanded the hbe
ration 81 The negro. The sheriff made
an intellectual altemp, 10 dispeue The
mob. sod al lengih one 81 the associate
lodges (Anderson) 10 defiance Of ihe
cooked pistols snd bowie knives Of those
who claimed the negro. entered The build.
ihg ani liberated him, and csVsed the
uoiers, eight "a n0mbeT. 20 be sFresled.--
They were held 70 bail IN the sum of 5000
esch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
ipRAIiIx p.suA


This extraordinary man seems desiined
10 hll large space in The history Of The
prescott age. lie is the son Of Mehenet
Ali. The powerful Psehs Of Egypt. and
inherits the talents 80 well ss the an. b.
ton Of he father. When the Mshonpe-
tan faith was thresisned by the Wsh,.
bees. seven or eight years ago. Ibrshim.
~ the head OF en- irregular force, Peoe,rs.
Ted into Arabs. defeated the formidable
army Of rebels ~i,h great slsushter. aud
carried their Princes prisoners 60 Cairo
Since then be has paid great attention Ia
the iniioduct'oa of EuFopean discipline
and tactics into his armies. and has done
much towards impro, ing the character OF
the Egyptian Navy. lie conquered oil
Syria, ~hieh lac now govr,ns. as the re.
preventative Of has father. aud Ihst coan
try viii probably become the theatre 81 a
ssngninary struggle. between the armie,
Of the Sultan. and the troop, Of Mehemei
Ali and Ibrahirn. tie has probably IN
army Of neatly 100. 600 men under h..
commanh-and his troops have the great
est confidence IN bis courage and military
skill. A writer in an English Periodical
no, long since. sums up bis character in
the follow ing words:
"Heis, without doubt. msn ofremark.
able taien His mind IL alike subtle
and energetic. He is totally free from
prejudice. adopts your ideas with silent
rspiGity. and his career demonstrates III.
military genius III, ambition !, un.
boupded-hi. admiration Of European IN.
siitulions aud civilization great. but he
avoids With dexieriiy. shocking tho feel
ings and pr .judIces Of the Mosler."
II IbrAhim should succeed ia delralinc
the armies oi the Sultan. . fatal blow ~
be given TO the Ottoman power ia Eu
fope.-.nsr. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
DEATH OF MATHEW CAREY

DEATH OF MATHEW CAREY.
The Philadelphia papers of Thursday
announce the death of the venerable Ma.
THEW CAREY, the philAnthropist and the
patriot. in his Saih year. The deuise Of
this esiimnble and distinguished citizen.
while IL inspires deep regret. comes upon
Us as something startling from It's unex-
pectedness Notwithstanding his great
age. so much accustomed are we to see
the name OF MATHEW CAREY foremost in
every benevolent and philanthropic no.
derlaking-so intimately had he con-
necied himself with the interests and
sympathies OF socie,y--lhat We were al
most inst'nctive!y prone TO think Of bis
existence as belonging TO that OF society
itself. And now that he is gone. the first
question that arises in our minds is, who
shall supply his place, Who shall be
found possessed OF that generous public
spirit. that love Of humankind, that strong
fellowship with the oppressed and the in :.
digeAt. and that indeiatigsble peIsever.
ance in their cause, which distinguished
this much lamcnted manl We sincerely
join in the wish expressed by the Phils-
deIphia Gazette, that some competent
hand will do justice 10 the character and
worth Of this eminent philsnihropisi.-
We shouldlike TO see full biography con-
tanning the particulars Of his history from
his youth up. II will afford a useful aud
instrucIing lesson, showing how industry
and probity in youth laid the foundation
Of an honorable and influential life, q
venerable old age. and peaceful death.
The leading events Of Mr.. CAREY's
life are generally well known. As the
author Of the Olive Branch" his infiu.
ence was felt throughout the country
during the critical period Of our history
connected-wiih the last war with Great
Britain. He is believed 10 be the first
who printed the Bible in this country,
and as stereotype plates were then IN
known, he kept the whole type standing
for years. For long time iovsrJs the
latter part Of his life he was known as
the persevering aud able advocate Of the
sempstresses, whose lsbours he believed
to DO inadequately recompensed. The
claims Of Colonization also were support
ed by him efficiently. both with pen and
purse. Many Of MIR CAREY's literary
productions, full Of sound maxims, the
dictates OF a long experience and OF close
observation, have from time TO time sp-
Pcared m the periodicals Of The day. lie
was native of Ireland, and came 10 ihi,
country, II We mistake not. on account Of
a publication which be made in Dublin
containing views too liberal TO suit mo.
haTcbial administration. lie was al that
time quite young, but his good sense.
sieadiness and high integrity recommend.
ed bin TO the friendship Of La Fsyetie.
who assisted 10 establishing him in bust.
ness. Both the county OF lis birth and
the country Of his adoption have ample
cause TO be proud OF MATHEW CAREY.
Bait .4lnfrican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Prem iAs Toksn sud .fil@siie So~rsAir, for 1870.
'.snOw a. TuE PATmER.,s


nv Mrs. sicouKNEY
Have you not sssa Him when through parted
SHOWS
Wake The first kinjliBgs of the vcrnal greenl
When meath It's modest veil the arbuius blows,
Aud the blue vioh.t hutsH ITS mossy screen,
When the wild rnSc, that asks no hurist'S care.
Unioldeih its rich leaves, have We not seen han
tLerel
II.ve ye not sosa Him, when The infants eye.
Through ~ bright sapphire window, sho rs
The mind;
When VA the trembling Of the tear or SIGH
Floats forth that essence, trembling AID re-
6neii
Saw ye not IIim--ihe Author Of our,tusi,
Who bIeatl-cd the breath OF life into a frame Of
dGst'
Have Sc not Aserd Him. when the ,unefui Iill
Casts oh Its lev chains, and leaps away
In thunders echoirs loud from hill To- hil'
In song Of birds, nj break OF summers day
Or IN the Oceans everlasting roar,
Battling the old, grey rocks, that, siernly guard
his shcrci
~ .~s In The stiffness OF the sabbsth morn,
The weeks dread cares IN uaaquil slumbers
rest,
When IN the heart the holy thought is born,
Aud Heavens high impulse warns the wait
ing breast.
Have yc no, in Him, when your voicelcsS prayer
Sweiled out IN tones Of praise. announcing God
was there
ShO,r us TIC Father, II We fail to trace
His chariot, wi-.n the stars majestic roll,
Ills pencil. mid earih's loneliness and grace
HIS presence, IN the sabbath of the soul,
How can you see Him, tll the day al dread,
When, TO assembled worlds, the BOOK Of DoUni'is
read.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
VOL. Be.
,siaGYtsAG@ IMS.G.c.pUTr1.

VENtE subscriber will commence . eoarse Of
u tas'ruetioa for foung Ladies', on MoaAsy
the III 'nslaa.- It's schooI-room u 90 the AN
CORONA SEMINARY, 90 we'll kno~s fOs A.
heahhful aud agreeable situation.
Ts'~, per s',is. Ct 81 -sa,As as Jeiissrs.
Board. Tuiiio-, and Lodging. SIS 90
Rszd.ac, Writing. Arithmetic. Ortho-l
stsPsy. Orsmasar, biography, and 10 so
History,
For the above. with all tho higher brssehes Of
English, iacluding Natural and Moral Ph,lo-
sePhy, Chsmi-try, Rhsterie. Competition.
Botsay, Ceomstry, AIgebrs, sc IL 50
LanevaSes. or Frsach 10 oo
Fer pupiFfpnier 10 fears OF age g 80
Fee aasies Drawing. and other Ornaments
brsnehsx' aos enumerated. . separate charge
viii Be mads< e.. SMITH, P,iAeipaI.
wtnehestsrs Sept. 10. isa9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

JAZZ DELivERr.-We perceive from
the Philadelphia papers that general jail
delivery took place in that city day or
two since, owing 10 some informsli,y in
the doings Of the court. House thieves.
burglars. and every variety Of rascsis
have been let loose upon the community
without even the form Of q t:isl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

FEMALE PHYsicIANs.-Rece there
have been several females practising and
lec,uring on diseases ofihe human system,
who have been extensively psironised-
10 France II Is common 10 issue diplomas
10 those qualified and how lar the gal.
lantry and prudence of our medical advi.
sers may recognise the custom, we are
unable TO say, but there may be cases
among female patients where a female
physician, properly qualified. may be
preferred. We touch upon this subject
TO call attention TO the advertisement OF
an educated French lady. Madame Au,
gus,ini, who has studied under her father.
IN Paris and now prac,ises at No. 400
Broadway; speaking English pS'satIy
we'll, aud fortified with certificates. xiii,
&c, sc. She appears 10 be we'll instruct
ed and cautious and possibly may be
very clever in her art. There is novelty
IN 1t, which promises success.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 90, 1890

II WOMAN al ks bofiom Of 1.-THE
wheeling Times. noticing the abscondiog
OF Mr.. Sur.ees, the cashier Of the bank
Of Cincinnati. says that Le wa, seen east
in that place with his notorious inamo.
rata in company"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
MRS. TRAwINs
3H1LllNNOX

w As re-opsnsd on Mos4sy, September %.
w Yeang Ladies sskh,ag ia is,ln are requested
60 do an i-.--sssssssy, ~ order TO keep Up afeg-
u'ar system IN the Glasses. aad TO securs that
stimulus which is generally felt when q number
ofyouns Persons commence toseIhe any inte-
resting studies.
To obtain larger class in French, no extra
ehnrgl will be made for that language during
the present Session.
GrDon PEKEz will continue to give lessons
on the Piano and Guitar. Mites ALLEx. n young
lady well qualified. Is engaged A. an assistant.
CERfa S....psr tzess:ou Of DfSt fnont5s :
Board Si0-Washing included 49, Si5.
Tuition 10
Ch,riestowa, Sept. IL, ls39-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

Very few readers in this country, com.
Paraiiveiy speaking keep in their memo.
nes any clear or accurate history of the
various mutations that take place in the
South American States. We generally
have . confused remembrance OF revolu-
tons, riots. battles. and changes, but we
see things, as it were, through haze
The last Information from one OF the re.
publics-as.we have already published
Buenos Ayres--is. the assassination Of
the President Of the Senate 10 his chair
by an armed mob All this is the effect
Of the want Of solid constitutional 90.
vernmeni, aud the absence OF regulated
hbeTty-joined TO the peculiar character
OF the people How enviable the condi.
ton OF the United States wheu compared
with the state and prospects OF the disu.
niied South American republics Re-
publics. indeed. only IN name and Tor
the most part. nothing but military des.
poiisms !-.ALsr. G0=siie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

The common Council Of ST. Louis i'm.
pose tax OF three hundred dollars on all
coffee or drinking houses. This sum,
says the Republican, with the State and
county tax. makes the whole license cost
four hundred and forty.fodr dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

COssUHFTioS go tbefu b. dfsad De-
ease. ~hich 80 prepares iis sietiu 81 q
we're ior death. ~hich 90 ffGuss d 81 e.
grosseI aspect snd ihfoNs sIouna lamiiiaf
looks anesrbiy indicsiiors 81 ne rau.iur
chInge--s diresse % shtfh ths sirosri-
betseen soul and boy % 90 riadasl
quiet and ss'rHn sd ths fssaii - sore
that dsy ~ day so Efssn - grain. ihr
's'osi.i psii s.is. ss4 stis~fs seq g.
hat tie sp'rb Egass hight en- sshg uiar
siih 80 hghiening ipsd ssd issliua BEL
mortality 81 hsnd desFs 81 tw rru
term q mortal iis--s tisfate ih ahitl
lite cod dfsfh srs stfaafrig bltHfr8 tas'
death takes TIE giea sad bee "a i.is go
lile the gsusi ed guly Seem of drafb-a
disease shieh medicine astsf eaftd
ssalih wsSdsd a. ~ poverty csaii baasi
sxsmgtson tom Nhich seanshn,ss rrusrs
30 giant siujes. sai ssn.stisnss sfs tsrfg
slugsish iars. bat slos 90 quifk sssf
sure sad ceusio .--.Nte8sfsf .Atstktg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

M are nov receiving our NEW FALL
W GOODS. comprising vefy cEirnfive and
'Prhid assortment We Would respectfully in-
si's 'he aueuuuu q or cusiomers snd ~ pnt,-
r 70 an eEaminsiion Of tssm, a. ee are dsisr-
= ned % onef hen "a 3 ssistL adyance.
y J. a y. y MILLER
ssP'smts' ~, is1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

IMMIGRANTS AT QuEBEc.-The mum.
Der OF passengers arrived at Quebec 10
the 9Th September ihi, year was 7UGO.-
In the same time las, year 26Oo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

= Mr sanasy's book store b Riehmpnd, iook
Gre feu days ago. asd be eoaisnn ssIs injarsd
% en- amouni sstina;sd b. ~ Compiler q zen
fbousand dollarL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

Mr.. THOMAS THAXTER. Of IIingham.
Massachusetts, died lately. at the adyanced
age OF ~, Mr.. 7. was an original sub
scTiber 10 the Boston Ceniinel 81 year.
ago, and continued to take It. and 10 pay
CoJ 10. TO the day OF h. death.
DAVID PAUL BRowN. E.q Of PhilAdel.
phia. 10 engaged in behalf Of JosEPH
CISoUEs and the other Africans taken on
board the Amistad lltely captured.
Robert r. Lelcher has received the
Wing nomination for Governor Of Ken.
tucky
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

s.tt dS.kk tsAD.J.tO IN
: = AS . 2 UND ~.
VdE sulscubef respectfully tnforms b.,
iusnds and the public. that he has erseisd
g. AZ Fufoaee, wth ~ addition 70 be Gun
'n.u shop, which vii erabie bin to sxaeuts
oi kiads o. Work Or Machinery N the best
nsnasf, snd Do Costing Il every description.
GOO moununE Mscbins Boxes, o. aay castings
Do ne srsss iine, done 10 order. Z siso have
iFo hfstfate TarsirE i.1thes, suitnbis 70 do aii
snd u Tufning in Bfsss. Iron o. steel
WILLIAM s. guEETZ
shsPhsrdaiovn, sept ~ ls39-3L
B. Ssh 10 parci 80 q qusniity q OH
oNA''' Tor uhisl wili pay ths essh, o. tsks
o. eKshanrs fof work w. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

Ma. CLAY.-We learn from the MAYS.
vile Eagle OF Wednesday last that the
Hon. Henry CLAY arrived in that city on
the Sunday previous. and departed on
Monday morning, for his residence at
Ashland. lie was in fine health and
spirits. though sppsrehily somewhat the
loser in flesh BY the latigues of his north.
ern journey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

Il Man Hung ThiSieea TTn,s.-Doc;or
Chowne mentions. in the curren, number
Of the Lancet. the very singular case OF
Swiss Who had undergone the process
Of hanging thirteen time AID yet suTviv-
ed Il all. When death at last bad seizcd
his prey. his body Was examined 60 as
certain The cause Of this strange ienacity
Of life. and IL vas found that the windplpe
had turned TO bone
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

ANOTHER VACANCY IN SoUTH CARO-.
LINA.-The Edse6eld Is. c. Advertiser
states that il has information from un-
questionable authority that the Hon.
JOHN p. Richardson. Representative
from the Congressional District, composed
of Lancaster, Chesterfield, Kershaw. and
Sumter. has resigned his seat on account
OF i'll health. and that wriis Of election
will shortly issue to fill the vacancy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

Among the sums paid for various peri.
odicals by the Treasury Of the United
States in 1879. We find hirfs dollars for
the Turf Register. Did they want to find
out how 10 breed u6-freasUrerG What
strain had the hes; bottom!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

Of his o~s rrosp~ei,-s thought would
destroy his PsTsdise-be has not dresmed
Of What he Is coming to-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
- a hoittll aad bscre.

A ,tsCe. . wallet. and ~oiuil ende. -
Give ss neither poverty nor inches. .
10 the prayer Of true wisdom.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26


COLLEGIATE EDUCATION.-Itis bo,.ai
al uncommon 60 hear gentlemen Who deem
themselves 10 De well educated speak disparae-
Ingly 81 modern female education. They sfrct
Ia call a superficial, speak Of ladies' b,aniing
schools with pedAntiosl Contempt tu.n up their
learned noses, and snerF ~ female accomplish
mebis, about which they know little, Il any
thiog. II is ufgallani, 10 say ihe least and such
Pedsnis would do veil 20 look among their own
ser foT objects 81 Fidicule before they venture 10
vent their censUFc upon the other A Georgia
lady IN one q the papers Of lhai State has taken
his matter mp, end makes DOT very fair case
against them. and illustrates u by sundry epis-
lies. No. ! u from particular hught chap Al
college
Deer FsEiher: have bin here almost
i years have nearly Complicated my
education. think know enuG Of latin
and greek 10 make lavyer or a. least
dOcter don't think Il worth while 10
graduate q diploma wont do ne any good
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