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AUCTIOM SALES.
BIZ GRUNDY. = 90.
CHANCERY..aALE.

I'm PURSUANCE of a decree Of Baltimore Courts
II Court sitting in Equity -i,o undersigned Trustee
will sell hys aAcon MON DAYy the 9th of July ne ~
at Harewood,. the Farms of AlessTs. Hitch (saIe M
commence 10 O'Clock, A. M
All the psssOnal property rEoseeaged by William and.
Joshua HpiEtO the Executors otle late Robert Oliver
deceased, consisting in part cfsATses, Mules Oxep
Cows, Sleeps Carts PlOughs a,atdter farming utensils
several negroes not to go - Ehe State fine hay
pressing mgeie, household Pd.kltchen furniture, and.
other articles TOO tedious to mention Terms at sale.
JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
je 90 eohs GRUNDY & co. Auctg,.
A FURTHER POSTP0sNEMIENT.-T
"a BALE atHaTwOod heretofore advertised 10 be made
ON the 9th Jstg, is postponed urtisfiuther notice.
luz GRtINDY & co. AsctS
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On the 9th ult. at her fathers residence in Kent
county, Nd, Caroline daughter of Thomas b. Darrach;
formerly of Philadelphia.
At Frederick, Md, on the 18th ult. Mrs Sarah Muir
ply, eldest daughter of Luke Davis, aged ~ years
Al st. Louis Missouri, Susan, daughter OF the Rev.
Goo C. Light, of the Methodist Episcopal Church
At Toronto, 18th uIt. the Rev. Alexander stewart
founder of the Bible Society in Upper Canada.
The New York City inspector reports the deaths
1913 persons in that city for the past week ,
The Philadelphia Board OF Health reports the dealt
of lO9 persons, in the city and Liberties, Tor inc Ia
week.
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IMPOSITION OF BOOK KEEPING will
IA be ready for delivery on Friday, 10th inst. at my
office ST. Pau's ST., basement room in the building
belonging Dr. Alexander. II will be sent arosnd to
the citizens of Baltimore and Others Price 81 for
book with chart HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler.
10 IL dat
Q-A the papers in the city viii publish this times,
and send the cost to II A.
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DUKEHART,s VARIETY STORE.

No 1914 BALTIAIORE STREET.
(Bctweeen South andsCa vert streets,
XMT HERE be had, reasOnaq9 terms, the
Wv f0iiOwing articles
Sweeping, scrubbing, Shoe, Eooh, Weavers' aala Full
lefs BRUSHES
Round, Square. and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, land
somely ietteTed
Wlozg-basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy halls, common Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, t0wsE Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon SqueeZess
Nss5s of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boa; =, and rolling Pins,
Mnlllers; Spoons
E,axnp Wicks, assorted; ;eandle Wick
Cane or metal Stays preeds and Cane sis1ie tor reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitchen BELLOWS
| Patent Taps; Wool CARDS
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fly 5hutlses: cabbage Nets, Sc.
Baltimore. 5th month. ISiO. June 4a
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TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, COURT.


TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, COURT.
yEIHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports;
q That heiRg about to proceediander the AUTHORITY
of he act of Assembly of MayiEsd entitled an ACT
ceIaIinr 10 Mortgages in the City and County OF B3lltr
more to sell at Public auction to the highest bidder
certain parcel of Grouad with NE appur,enances af
,ic,arly mentioned and described in an indentHfe OF
Mortraae and trust between Edmund Gibson and wife,
and John lenn, bearing date the nineteenth day Oh DC
tober e.,heen hundred and thirty five, and recorded
among Ire Land records OF Bafnmore Couhty CStdt, III
Iber n K No 2S3, folio 356 Sc. he did on the fourth
day Of November eighteen indred and thtyL ne, give
bond 10 the State of Maryland in such penalty and WIN
sncA security were appsoved the Honoiiebe John
PtTyfance. Associate Judge OF Baltimore C9tv Couf,
in relation TO the SHE Of said property aul ud on te
DAY last mentioned file the said bond in OF he
Clerk of said Court rzfsuan TO the direchons OF e act
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at esefhDoI session
eighteen hnndred a9d tweny-sH, CiafteI l9S. ne"
he did then rive more than twenty days notice OF the
ann MACE n,nu,, and terms of sale BY advertisement
in the AmeiicaD, Patriot and Pilofehree OF me daiiy
na,vsnapers p,is.ished i'm the city aforesaid, that Is
CIV af0resad on thirtnth day of April, eghseen
hundred and G,riy at ocioc, r. NJ. that the teEms
If sale ynec AS prescribed by tie deed aforesaid cash,
hn, he Nartaagees had sped to extend the credits
ne loys 10 wit: fifth ia cash at the sale, and the
rne IN equal instruments at six, twelve, eighteen and
tweny-fpur month";, with interest, and undnn5ed Sc
curi,v yoId be required on said credit payments and
ba, NJ said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
ond nurcbased ut and for the sum of thirteen thousand
dollars. JUN ot%nN'N, ii"9S'
State Of Maryland, City of Baltimore, TO witt;
On this 28lh day of May eighteen hundred ana rory,
before subscriber Justice of the Peace IN anu 10,
the city aforesaid, personally appeared John Cen, anu
made oath that the matters aud things stated VI e Iof
going report are true and that the sale therein reported
was iair and bona fide, n,.,,
True Copv. Test, THOs. KELL, elk.
~
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MARRIED.,

On the l4th ult., James w. Osborn to Miss SOPHIA
Shearer, both of Frederick county.
On the same day, Joseph Oglc t. Miss Matilda kess-
ler, both of Frederick city.
AZ New York Augustus Hemenway, of Valparaiso,
Chilli Mary, eldest daughter of Thomas Illetson Oh
the former CITY.
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LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMRER.

TuyHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
u the public in general at his Lumber Yard en- the
Falls, below Pratt Bndge,-t Office head Union
Dock) large and general assortment ofseasoned Luu
Raiters Shingles Laths, N. Carolina and f. :. Floor
ing with every other article necessayto make good
assortment A quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold reduced prices, have large
auanrty on hand. All those who buy for cash may
pect a liberal discount d, 4. THOMAS.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

aHRS. JENNINGS (from London,) respectfully
w informs the ctzeHs of Baltimore. ta tse is Civ
ing lessons on a new aud beautiful system 1f painting
introduced by herself intn this country.
Mrs J. is the only person in this City wlsls the ad-
vantage of having Been taught by the infentor, Mr.
Khsston in addition 10 this hers is not The experience
and practice of day, but of years.
Among the advantages of this system ares the facility
with which il may e acquired by thosephO have no
previous knowledge Of Drawing and PiIting and the
rapidly with which picture can be cxeeed. That
knowledge of it saeienl to enable any attentive person
ito sketch correctly from Nature, and to- on to any de-
kree of perfeciio may be communicates in few Les
sons of an hour each, without any mechanical aid what
soever PaniaS ny this system instet OF being labo
rous task is an aglt abo recreation and often deveopes
taste and talent not known TO be possessed 1t unltes
the transparcneof color paintg. with the effect
and durability CT oil, yet avoids the seriousness OF the
one and the oftnsiveness of the otsE Mrs J. likewise
beaches br;sliful method of DtssFiug and painting
Birds Flowers and Fruit from NatsEe. Also to max.
Wax Flowers and to prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies' andlsentlemen nvitezto call and examiHt
specimens offle work AT her house No. 80 FAYETfE
STEET three doors above North serween the Post CT
fee aud Cii,. Hotel
je l9 dit
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EIMPLoyIENT wANTED.-Wanledb ya
~ young man (whose time with his present employer
will expire in few days. employment in a store as
general assistant He would his best exertions for
The interest If his employer. His Object is procure
permanent situation. Reference can be given. Ad-
dress d. at this Office. lie 27-eo4tt
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FOURTH OF EMBELLISHMENTS wac
wish to enjoy the 9TH of July, may rig themselves
the best terms. Come and see.
FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received an d.
e. sOrmeni of superior TACKLE consisting OF
3,4 and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, 4 and HALE RODS
3, and Ash built FLY RODS
80, 100 & $50 yards SILK HAIR and SEA ga SIS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished pei gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, Finnish
| ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS by The
1000 or otherwise
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Corlage BRUSHES of all kinds, for sale al
very reducedpnces by DUKEIIART x co.
Ill l-2 Bal more .trect, between South g. Calvert
Country Merchants and others invited TO call.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit fpatron
age Ju
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GREAT WING MEETING.

GREAT WING MEETING.
q Il Barren Creek Springs near Vienna, Somerset
IN county, on the FOURTH OF JULY.-A meeting
OF the Wings ofthe three counties OF Dorcheste, Somer
set and Worcester, viii be held at Barren Creek Springs
near Vienna, the 9TH of JuIy--arrangements have
been made by the Wings ofthe three counties TO receive
their Baltimore friends in suitable manner
a ecp.Fa The steamboat GORGE WASHING
;s&kazeTON has been engaged for the occasion
and will leave the lower end OF bewiy's
wharton FRIDAY EVENING, at eight o'clock, and re
turn ON Sunday night leaving Vienna on Sunday after
noon. Tickets So Meals extra
Tickets be had at John Henderson's, No q, Pratt
street--a limited number only will be issued Band
companies the boat. je 25-eoft
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565-THIRD WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.--A
meeting of the 3D. Ward Tippecanoe Club Will be held
at Head Quarters Aisquth street, To-N0rr0w aitef-
noon, at O'Clock. LUTHER MANSHlP, Sec'
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la7-HARRISON ASSOCIATION-The regular
monthly meeting of the Harrison Association will he
held Thursday Evening" the ID July, at North Bend,
at O'Clock. w. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec'y.
10
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-02

MARD rsN'S PATENT SCALE
~ FACTORY, of BcldeYston. an
s. ChGTtes streets, where may be had ara
ca times. all of the different kinds of tVeivI
ing APPARATUS, from the largest Rail-
ROADst0 the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers he furnished with these articles
made. in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT. CHEAPER than they are charged by commas
sorsEnercants. The public respectfully invited to
calissnd examine for themselves
JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
NJ B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tic mo 5-trd
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A NEW voLUME NOW coMMENCrnG

A RICH NO. OF GODEY'S LADY,S BOOK
~ for july 1910, recelved containing contributions
from Mrs Lydia H. SigourDey; Mrs. Caroline LIE Hentk<
Miss A. Nj. f. Buchanan; Mrs. Sarah J. Hale; Mrs
Cornwall Baron Wilson; Mrs f. III. Elet T. s. Arthur
ESQ: l.. A. Wilmer, Esq. and others-emhelished with
plate of the Fashions and superb Steel Plate Of Con
stantinople from the entrance to the Golden Horn
Price 20 cts per No. So per year, The present No.
commences n new volume
Office of the Lady's Book
No. 30 N. Gay ST. near Fayette e.
VIM N. HARRISON,
Baltimore Publisher
B-Malcd to all parts of the United States and s.s
Canadas.
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fh7-THE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE will meet in their room, "North Benz" OF
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July ., at at O'Clock
precisely
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{hg. HARRISON AssOCIATION.-The Govern
snent of the Harrison Association will meet nj Nort
Bend on Wednesday evening, LIST July, nj 8 oclock.
je30 APP w. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec'y'
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EAT OPICE.-The or, sstors OF WILLIAM and Al
IN EXANDER LOWE, are hereby informed, that the
subscriber is about TO close the If therefore,
there any who have exhniied their claims, they
hereby notified to file them with the subscriber
before The fifteenth of July next, otherwise they will
be excluded from all benefit OF the trust fund.
N. II. PITTS,
Trustee of VIM. and Alex'r. Lowe.
Frederick =. je 29-4t
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NOD d HAIxE FISH
" % drums Grand Bank Goldfish
40 do Iiakt fsll-For sale by
lie - JOHN p. ADAMS, Z Bowly's wharf.
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NT OTICE.-The creditors of JOHN Low, are
~ hereby informed, that the subscriber is about to
close the If, therefore, there are any who
have not exhibited their clans they hereby notified
TO file them with the subscriber, or before the if
eenth day of July next, otherwise they will be excluded
from all benefit al the trust fund.
N. II. PITTS,
Trustee of John Lowe
Frederick, JuAe27 1870 Je 2S-H
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IUFt II IGI1AI Els TATEA GGNCY
1871 SOITTH STREET..

~ FOR S.4LE-A very nest and spacious 2 sto.
lIIf Ty DWELLING twenty Eve, feet front, with ex-
5ensiv baok building and iPst.Cfast room, built
he best deep Lot, bydEant in the yard; the
touse nearly new, and i'll cOTtdst order. Possession
han be had 'aInediatey nc; cold by the first of July
il will then heisr rent. II is Saratoga estret
north side, neas Chapel alley.
- .fLSO-A comfortable and spacious store
1iiIL DWELLING, pleasant .sEa4ed IA lot 'front.'
ng fo-gTseven feet on George and 10 feet on Pine
street.
~ .fLs9--A desirable uea,a,tvo story DWErS
!s LING ,iveny five feet FONT with attic story, ard
buck building, stable and cBrrage hOu
hydrant in tie ySrdsituae in Eets5 street, cOnvenienS
To the LcXirgEea. Market.
~ al Solve large announcement sto- Sy-A,
lss: Ty DWELLINGS. on fine deep Lots; su TIs "a
GsAsate in Lexington St, betweeA Charles and@ag.4
ST. Pzul's sis,z-
III .4LSD-A conyenicns aysell arranged three,
fRILIf story DWELLING, situaein Lombard bewe al
GsHancVe5 and Sharp stresta;, now i'll complete Ok
pair
81 .qIso--A substantifI.an4f modern built three
EA!!If story DWELLING, with extensive back buida
4=A1ing aaddrawng room, situate in Franklin, rear
st. Paul's s5.s
- FOB RENT-A saaeieas and convenieat
flIsIf WAREHOUSE on the moth side of Market. 20
Asastwere Sharp and Hanoger SITS.
~ .dLSO-The Dwelling part Of large and con.
f{III veniene HOUSE. 2j6 Market street, below Eas2-
As5aTd, ,ei1 calculated for ssnteel Boarding HCiisa
the situation heing dies ble to reside the
is very little doubt but that sucient number Of geA-
teel boarde-s could be had the neighborhood C
der il profitable,
FOR SALE verysdesiFable FARMS, viii,
good improvements and in Gisstais of cultivasn--
within tee25 miles of Bal.J{ese-InOst of them .nhe
immediate Eeighborhood of 'itaezeone.
.4LSO-A FARM of 300, Acres of rich LTRdj. lD
most desirable healthy aeighSorhOod aboundiag. m
Limestone, .ab0ut ID miles ffSIislsaltimore.
lie % Apply 10 FOWLER s TYSON.
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NGOLAssES IL SUGAR
IVA PSI hhds Superior Muscovndo MAIAhZAs
II tierces MOLASSES
so boxes Brown SUGARS
o''s' "a D's JOHN P. ADAMS,
z. Bowlyswba*
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WHT Nurse, who can come well re
w commended. Apply al this Office. le2&
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AN us !. "a s MIS-.
Observation-Disclosures sEREEr.

7 AAAEA ANN-T1U4sEsEUAH gHREETs
BENEFIT OF MR. and MRS HENRY. Vs.aE.LACK
THURSDAYS EVENING, JOiy Cd, will ngEin be pre-
sented The iav0Ea Musical Drama OF
ROE ROY McGR@E COR:
or, AUD LAN8.SYgE.
Rob Roy hIofIregoi, Mr.. -; WALIAACK,
Diana Vernon, Miss TURPIA
Alter which the favorite Comedy Of
MERRY MONARCH.
Captain Copp, Nj. a. WALLACK.
Mary Comp, Miss TURPLN.
To conclude with ;he LIST Act of
* d IL Il r. NJ G 4 IR e.
Robert MaeaiCe, Mr.. II WALsLAGK,
Jacques styOp, Mr.. LAMBEaRE.
F QJ-REDUGED PRlCES.--2oxes u centS,--Pt 81
ceHts,-Gaery D cents
g5- Doors assen at T. and tse curtain Will rise at
quarter beoFes, precisely.
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FINISHING TACKLE-A general assortment,
Il and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Bra2ers, Jewellers or Biacksmiths.
all sizes and af reduced prices, wholesale and retail
For sale al DUKEHAR1'S Genencral Variety Store,
ap 294t" No l0ls Baltimore ST
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q n CHANG EkX, 9th May, 154O--OTdered The
the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer
Trustee in the eaase in Chancery between Charles f.
Mayer and Saalel Barnes, plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis HaFt defendants be ratified and conirmea
unless cause ne shewn 10 the contrary, before the
9th day or July next: Provided copy of this order be
inserted III some newspaper week for three sue
cessive wees, before the 27th day of June next The
report states that piece of land containing one hun
dred and eEhiyour acres sold for fourteen dollars
per acre, Ia all, for two thOusandye hundred and Sc
Venty-six aellars.)
True copy-Test RAMSAY WATERS,
Je-2-law3w Reg. Cur. Can
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AMES' PAPER.
n Cases No. 3 CAP,
a " do No. plain do.
8 do No. ruled ,L let letter PAPER.
) do Superfinc do do
> do do do do
lust received and for sale ut mill prices by
TURNER, WHEE, WRIGHT s NUDGE,
10 10 No. II 5. Charles ST. (up stairs,)
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A CHEAP AND ENTERTAINING VOL
n UNfEM!-The CASKET, published in Phiadei-
phia, handsomely bound IN embossed Muslin; eheei
iished with ~ Steel Pates-anong whIch are the io-
lowing
The Rapootnee,
View of Madras,
Cape Conrovin,
The Favorite of the Harem,
Mammoth Cave,
The Indian Fruit Seller,
Price 81 5O-makng year subscription complete-
viz, 1882 Received and for sale by
VIM. N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No. D N Gay street,
near Fayette st.
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A N INTELLIGEGNT GIRL, not over II years
"a of age, who wants permanent home, may get a
good situation by applying at thsofce None need APP
ply but those who can bring good re lamentations.
je l6-d4t
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GRAND FENCING EXHI 81 ZION. 81
AE r. Il. G. BAUGE,, the challenger of the world
w respectfully informs the citizens of Baltimore, that
exhibition of the progress of his ftyone pupils dur
ing the first term, will take place at the GYMNASIUM,
of Baltimore and Charles streets, the LIST ofJu
iy ut O'Clock in the evening Professors and amateurs
are respectfully invited to attend.
Mr. b., the exhibition, will with pleasure give pre-
miums eft excellences to the most skful in their
spectve branches.
The first trial win be with the small sword
Second with the Broad sword
Third with the single stick
Fourth with the quarter staff.
9g-Ibe pupils have full privilege of inviting their
friends.
lie % At
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UD ICE-os terces Prime retailing Rice. landing thi
H day from schr L. p. Cohen, from Charleston ant
or sale by THoS. PEFNtntAN & CO.,
e12 n Bowly's wharf
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NJ OTICE.--An Election for President and Direc-
II tors of the Clifton Coal Company, will be held at
he office of Charles F. Mayer, Esq in the city of Ba
more, Monday the 9th July next between the hours
of and in the afternoon.
30 2awt6J
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SUMMER RETREAT.
RT RS. ZIGsLER informs the public, that she con
INH tnues to keep open the FRANKLIN HOUSE
HOTEL, situated at The village of Franklin, four ~
MILES from the city. Phis establishment pecu fIaf
aFiy adapted to the accommodation Of boarders t4ska
aud visitors from theeity. The house is large and airy
be parors and chambers commOdous and convenient,
and the propretress will every exertion promote
the comfort of hosewho may visit her house. She CON.
fieny believes that place within the vicinity of Bal
hmore offers many inducements 10 families as I, q
franklin House. The village pr0verba Tor its heath
| and the salubrty Of the atmosphere.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-28

- -sfr..--.
1' Loo CABINS The superlative folly
of the erecting Log Cabins, for poIt'-
cal purposes, is very prevalenta among
the feds, just at this moment -a E.
The above blessed moroccan is from
the Portland Argus, an out and out
Van Buren, paper. Now we would
inquire Of our down east contempt
-rafv, what is to be done with all the
hickory poles? They havesgot out OF
fashion, and it appears to be maeco-
Domical mode to turn them into log
cabins, inasmuch as those who erect
ed the poles, are becoming log cabin
men. Why, then, should they not be
allowed TO use up their old wood?-
u. S. Gazette. so sg,asNag aa. 7o .ssF 90
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-28
For the Hawk Eye AID Patriot.
PKRENOLOGY SINPLIFIED.
NUMBER V

NUMBER V. g.-.s..#.F
GENUS 3.-Refeetiue faculties.
These constitute aUl,at IS caled reason or
reflection. II is obserped that in the
loacer order Of animals tat portion
Of the brain IS ecanting q them IN
avhich these faculties are PLACID in man,
or erist only in rudimeatd form IN
proportion to the feebleness Of their
manifestations. s.,. go |
3D.. Comparison. This faculty dis
covers analogies,s resemblauces, and DIFF i
ferences. Unlike the faculties Of locality, 4
coloring, tune, &c., which are confined
in their action to the comparison Of things
IF the same kind or species-thus, cdor-
ing merely compares colors ; tune, toms
locality, relative situation Of place, g.,
this scans the operations Of all the othr
faculties, travels as it were over the Who'll,
expanse of nature, arrays the world OF
art, and perceives analogies, resemblances
and differences between phenomena, and
objects of the most diversified, varied, and
opposite natures, and reasons and imparts
conviction by means of them. 1t origi-
mates parallels, metaphors, and alegories,
and is much used in the divine writings
where holy and religious truths before
unknown are placed strikingly in the reach
of human comprehension, by being com
pared with things known. Comparison
is the chief element in the talent for po.
Pular oratory, but if too active, it leads to
ss'ophistical reasoning by presenting un-
sound comparisons. .8i.sIa
Its organ is seated at the upper and
middle parsof the forehead above ,eventu.
atty. Established. a
Pa. Ca ct,,a1aussqality. This faculty invest.
gates and traces out the connexion be.
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