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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05

PLEASANT REMNIsCENcEs.-Two children
Of poor parents having been sent to a fash
ION bic boarding school by wealthy uncle
thus grieved over their destiny, sand this is
not as Il used to be, when we could go to
the pot and eat beans with ladle, and run
out Of doors and leave our shoes and stock
ings behind
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05
CHAPTER I.I-rhe Departure.

On bright morning in June, the levee Of
New Orleans, or rather that portion of it oppo,
site Esplanade, steeet,, presented lively appear
auce. Several vessels were about to depart
down the Mississippi, among them was The brig
Dolphin, bound for Baltimore. on board of which
was Mrs. Davidge and her family. Numerous
friends were there leave,taking, as il is called 4;
hands were clasped, and tears were shed. Good
bless you, was uttered hundred times, by as
many different voices, but the soft murmur OF
one voice to the ear Of Amea-''remembe me, -
was Of all others the most pIeasing--it was per.
haps the most sincere. The word was given,
and the fleet Of vessels were on their "wndng
way" From that bright moment when all wa;
Joyous and happy, when the future looked like
stainless mirror in which was reflected all the
youthful aspirations of one lovely creature
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MIR. FORSYTH.

We see it stated upon the authority of letter
from Washing ton, published in the Philadelphia
Enquirer, that Mr.. Forsyth is at issue with the
President, and it is even anticipated that these
two hi IN functionaries may separate. We know
Mr. Forsyth well, and consider him among the
most corrupt of our public men; that he would
quarrel with MIR. Van Buren, whenever he be-
lieved it his interest to do so, readily believe
But we do not intend to permit him to escape
exposure, or the Administration to avoid the re-
sponsibility for the manner in which they have
eonnived at his eorruptions. We know that
there are documents in existence which will
show that he has been largely concerned in specu-
latipg in Indian lands; and we know that large
sums have been advanced for the purchase of In
dian lanls, because it was understood that his
influence was retained and relied upon to obtain
the Presidents sanction Of the purchase made
Herewith.
welnow that when charged with these specu-
1ations, he denied any participation in them,
and that through his influence an official report
to Congress has been falsifed by suppressing
e much of it as would go to implicate him, and
show his connexion with spectators, who were
perpetrating the grossest frauds, and some whose
deeds, as made known in another official docu-
ment, would make the blood run cold with hor-
ror If these documents can be obtained, they
will be given verbatim; but If they cannot,
statement, more at large and in reference to them
will be given, with the names and circumstances,
which viii establish Mr.. Forsyth's guilt and
agency with this and the last Administration, SO
clearly, as not to leave shadow of doubt.
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LECTURES ON ELoCUTION.

We learn that Mr.. L. Cronin, Professorsof
Elocution and Rhetoric, formerly of the Unises-
sity of Cambridge, and Instructor of Oratory
recently to the students at law at the Inns Of
Court, proposes to form class in this city
Mr.. Cronin brings with him high recommends
statesmen of Great Britain, and has been eu-
gagged at the University of Virginia, and brings
with him most satisfactory recommendations.
Mr.. C. has taken lodgings at the Exchangs
Hotel, and such professional gentlemen, and di-
vines. as desire to avail themselves of his lee
lures, win do well to inquire into his qualifca-
tons
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By THE LAST SOUTHERN MAIL

From the SaU aqa1iah Republican, tug 2b.
FReM FLomDA.-By the steam-paclSet Charles
Doaonisag, Captain Dent. we have received she
Jacksonville Advocate of Tuesday last, fron
which yre extract the foIEewing:-
INDIAN NEWS.
We have been permitted. to make the follow
ING extract from letter t9'a gentleman OF this
place, dated Newnansville, August 10th, 1910.
Mr. John Delaney, just sErived at this place
from Fort garver, ON Payre's Prairie, informs
us. that while negro fellow, the property of
Mr.. John Hope, was hunting in Tarwer's Field,
he discovered five Indians in the act of carrying
off corn. The negro, being armed wstha double
barrelled gun, charged with 9lugs, immediately
fred upon them. On the discharge OF the first
barrel, he killed one on the spot. The other
four immediately fed, when 10 discharged ms
second barrel, wounding one severely. the truth
of this may be relied on.
, In addition to the above, we learn tal@I on
Wednesday, Of last week toata ta'latt'sS were
massacred in the vicinity OF New hlver- oAshs
OF about fifty Indians were seen. A company OIL
dragons had been started in pursuit.
Ii is also rumored, that on Thursday, seven
Dragons, with tive women, probably soldiers
wives, were killed fifteen miles from Black
Creek, on the Ne4vnansYille Road. We gave
this as doubtful rumors however.
General Leigh Read, of Middle klorida,. has
bean appointed bgthe President to the command
of the Brigade OF volunteers ordercohto be raised
by the Secretary OF WaE for the service in Mad
die-ard West Florida. When operations Cola
merlce again against the Indians, the regular
foBoe is intended to operate East oktheSuwah-
nee, Leaving the defence westward oitthat rlF'sE
to the volunteers.
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ne PROGRESS, y RoYNL a..

AAkAd AANCo2e@<~C - ~ N~~-~ =
Like master like man. The "Ge0ssion'7 an
administration print Defines the Sub-TreasAEy
Bill 10 be designed ''To SECURE FOR THE WANTS
OF THys GOVERNMENT, MONEY EXTRACTED FRo@
THE PsaxETs OF THE PEOPLE" -!
Upors this definition, the Savannah Republican
adds the following Comment.
E'WhaS do yoEthink of that, Democrats How
do you likste have the delicate hands OF q Sub
Treasurer thrust into your pockets, to support
idle office-4oldeTs2 The ha5d earning of your
'Shuge paws" taken TO pay for eologse, mahogany
bedsteads, laorus multcsulis, bathing tubs and
ice, for your DEAR FRIENDS, the of5Ce-holdersP
And by way of fzpther illustrationtAe ReFuSh-
can quotes from the official documents she follew-
ing specimen sfthe manner in which the mosseg
thus s'taken from thepoekets of the people" las
been distributed by one of the SsSb-tFeGSuHefSs
in fitting up the 'Sub-trsasury, the'BfaDch Alint
at Charleston, North Carolina.
sour opponents feet to see'no evidence of ex-
travagance in the Administration. We publish
some of the expenditures for the Branch 2lnt IN
North Carolina. 1t is well known TINT appro-
priations were refused, at the lass session oil
Congress, for works ofthe utmost Importance,
and private claimants, who have for years petit
toned for their just dues are now hearuessly
told, that there is 80 money left in the Treasury
Between the absquatulations of Sub Ereasarers,
demands for eectioneering purposes, and such
bills ofneseSSrieS as the following, it ie@al gone,
and the honest citizen who calls for what justly
belongs to him,is compelled 80 return to'ss home,
suffering and pennyless, when il his rights were
regarded, he wonld be placed beyond want
What the annexed bills have to do with. coming
money, we cannot tell-perhaps the Locos can
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. B 1855.
United States Mint, Charlotte, N. c. Fer Col
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, 9th inst, about O'Clock, ELTZ-
ABETH, eldest daughter Of Thomas and Mary Ann
Dorsey Her relatives and friends respectively in
yted 70 attend her funeral, at her fathers residence on
Paca head Of Camden street, this Tuesday morning.
at Q O'Clock, without further invitation.
On the 23d inst. LEONARD F0RMAN aged 80
years, soldier ofthe Revolution, after protrac ted i'll
Of . christian.
On the 18th inst, MARTHA TURNER, wife Of Tho
mas X. Turner, and the only remaining daughter sf the
late James and Martin spnsg Disney, IN he 18Th year
Of her age.
AfLeonardfoHn, st. Marys county, on The leth inst.
after short and painful illness, THOMAS BEAN, u
the 4ofh year of he age.
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EFFECT OF A NATIONAL SONG.

,ahe last Nashyi Wing contaixsa letter
frour Rogersville, East Tennessee, which sivss
an account of prsmiseuous political meeting al
Glesnpille, where MIR Grundy and 'R|irney adj
dressed the people in reply to General Arnold
Grsady and Turney then adjourned oYer to this
plaae, not expecting that Arnold would be these
bert. hear the writer inihis'own Words
ss4yell- when we.asrived, Say about 12.o'clocbs
Grautv was adore ssing some 300 persons IN the
largen courthouse. They had no sdea Arr
mold would be here; and having ln79ted htff
SezEerr to attend and reply to therH, VINO "asr
sick: and unable to speak.at all, as they Weti'
knew, lust as Grundy was Iaiaenting taat there
was no gentlemen of the opposite party Presen's'
to advocate the Wig cause Arnold stepped M
and making his bowto the"oBd gentleHah' lou
hin,he lind come in saodtiTnee Nothing was mofSs
manifest, shan that isrindy and his whoae party
were very much confused. On he went howe
ven, rtalsi7ae all maxmer of statements,7for ne<f
FIVE hours. evidently, with view to YPevent a
reply lie became angry upon seehg ArhoAo
cntnr the house, and denounced the Wings as
"ss miserable pie-bala party'-haylng no prihs:s
ples--brt little honor--andl = candloabe destls-
tuhn offtaIents-oaee too. whom he declared;
thsy,were trying toaelect by Singing? @IuDy 4f''
exhibition Of log cabins ana! coon SKIES!
When he sat down, the redoubtabie Colonel
MaGfelsan attempted to introduce 1tEney, eEt
the.croud called est for laueld, long and looS,.
though they refused to let him speaNdat an
Arnold asked theua, for one hour onLy-idr the
hour they had offered his sick colleague, MI:
Sentery but they refused olet him sa ZONE Word:
The crowd then calledito. Arnold % go "1tih
them into the strickland answer Grun2ys speech
which he did, and.did too, in mastery manner
leaving but SIXTY persons in the house. as
was told bv these. who Afterwards coEntsd
the5ni ;,
At the close of Arnold's- speech, TnTney haT-
ing been forced to close for the wanao hearers,
Senator Anderson, attempted to sPaak, buc tae
Tippecanone Club struck up fne Harrison
song, and took tie whole: assembly from them.
| never saw sset mora completely used up
Their conference.-the che tale OF their souPs
horror. view it as the best days work the
Wings have ever done IN Hawkins
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DOCTOR THOMAS CoYLE.

We have on our table communication, with
request that we shall publish it as an adver-
tisement, making further disclosures relative to
Thomas Coyle, one Of the Van Buren, Commit
tee for Baltimore. The identity of this person,
and the Coyle convicted of fraudulent insol-
vency in Philadelphia, is admitted. We there
fore doubtthe propriety Of further assailing him.
If the party, with the proof now before them,
continue to associate him in their proceedings,
the war should be carried. home upon his sssoci-
atss. It is, indeed, waste Of ink to speak Of
him.
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gz-ANGLING-Angling appears to be all the go
nowadays, and we don't wonder at it, for the
city is dull and the fish hungry, brisk and plenty
If the reader wishes to know hoso to catch fish,
let HIM follow our directions-in the first place,
let him go to friend Dukehart's, whose advertise
ment always appears in our paper, and be fixed
out in sportsman-like style-then let him take
trip down to Houck's, the White Rocks or Lit
tie Gunpowder, and if he don't make havoc
amongst the FElittle waggle-tais," he's no sports
man diff
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COL. CROGHAN AND GEN. HARRISON.
The officialipa paper in the extremity of its des-
peration, in view of the dark clouds that lower
over the fortunes of the party of which it is the
organ, has published sundry letters oil Col. Gro
CHAN, being. one side of a correspondence which
it appears took place between that officer and
General HARRIsoN, in the years 1878 and 1895
The purpose OF this publication is OF course to-
make it appear to the public that Col CRoGHAN
bears testimony in some way or other, to the dls-
credit Of his ancient commander. the actual
opinion Of Col. c. on that SUBJECT is matter OF
history. To show what sort Of testimony the
gallant Colonel has borne on this subject, when
General Harrisoa's military conduct was called
in question, we copy from Niles's Register, vol
viii, Snp p. 1873, the following extract from
letter from Col. Qthen Major Croghan:-.Na-
tiogsal EateHigencer.
From, the Scioto Gazette
LOWER SANDUSKY, Aug. 27, 1913.
Extract of letter from Major CRoGHAN to his
friend at Senecatown.
esI have with much regret seen, in some of the
public prints, such misrepresentation respecting
my refusal to evacuate this post, are calculat-
ed not only to injure me in the estimation OF mi
itary men, but also to excite unfavorable i'm
pressions as to the propristy of Gen. HARRIsoN's
COMMUNICATIVE to this affair.
ellis character as a military man is too 1eH
established to need 8,y APPRECIATION or support.
But his public services entite him at least to COM
mon iustice-this affair does not furnish causes
of reproach. If public opinion has been hastily
misled respecting his late conduct, it will require
but moments cool, dispassionate reflection to
convince them of its propriety. The measures
recently adopted by him, so far tIom deserving
censure, are the clsarest proofs of his Keen pene
trati0n and able geneTalship"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BALTrTORE, AUGUST Is.
UNIVERNTEY OH NlARYLANn

YUyHE course ofMbdieal Lectures in this Institutions
III will commence MONDAY NEXT August
3lst and will continue six months The faculty of
Physic are furnished with an Anatomical Museum; and
Chemeah Apparatus gHsuTpassedlsy any IN the coun
try with conYenences for the srady Of Anatonary, UNI
equaed by any other institution, and with welH fill
ed lHosptaE Department for Cliaical instructions; and
anxious do all in their power to elevate their profess
sion by rendering their graduates sill more worthy of
public confidence and trusting. thaE their efiorts will
be appreciated by those whose interests they are en-
deavoring soprOmote, they now ofsr TO Medical sEl
dents the opportunity of attending Lectures for six
months, instead OF the usul term, without any addi-
tiOnal chaTge While attendance during the last
four months win be considered and vsibe made equi
yalent full coarse heretofore. The introductory
lectures will be delivered at the Coleee Quilting during
neSfolowiBg week, at s'cJek p NJ, of each day, in
the following order.
MONDAY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES foE POTTER
TUESDAY, -.,.-...........,.......-..P Prof HALL
ESD&Ys Prof ). O. BAkEk
lIOhfsDAA ss~-..--- --gIfn. hlNlN
friday ,.froi W '-tN bAhEh
SAIOhDA1 - ..s...''s -Eio"S hll II
The Clergy the Jdges the members Of The Bar, the
Medieal Profession and the public generally arc respect
fully invited to attend.
BY a rule of the Faculty, StuSents are rFqpised to
call uponthe Dean os their macuntion Ecket before
they can Obtuin tickets 10 the course.
WILLIAMA. AIKY25, Dean.
AL 3 hseA
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1850, OO0.-f3

35%3O, OOU.-f3
n AM AUTHORISED TO pes. lase SLAVES of
both sexes, from, ~ TO 35 year age slaves life,
The aOsve amount has been placed in my hands for
that purpose. They expressly for Gentleman Plan
ter in tire State OF 0siana, for which the best Of Ref
erences in this city will be given that they not for
speculation, and will give the Highest Cash prices
for slaves of the above description.
LEWIS F.. SCOTT
General Slave Agency. Intelligence s. Brokers Office,
No. g West Payette street, basgment of Baranms
City Hbtoli au24
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A CARD.
IMPORTANT NEWSfsI

XTALLIER'S FRENCH PILLS, forthe cure
and preventive Sfseepe1 diseases. .Adresh supply
Of this inSs Unable remedy has just been received.
Persons who have been unfortunate as to contract
ihe abovedsease, new provided with remedy con-
venient i1fOrm, anGseasy Ofadministraton.
II would be wea to- caution the-public against
spurious article. TiSeyoen, however, always procure
the genuine, by applFingTs the proper agents.
The genuine Pills, are PAT up in neatpaper box with
y beautiful Hylographie wrapper.
Price one dollar peribox. For aleby
SETH s. HANCE,.
cor. of Charles and Pratt sts.
And GZO! DUHURST& Co., Cor of Pratt Dugans
wharf Baltimore. auA
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SUIcIDE.-Mr. Zedekiah Williams, OF Sails
bury, Worcester county, whilst on his way from
this city to Salisbury, jumped in the Chesapeake
Bay, and was drowned. Peeuniary difficulties
are said to have led to the preparation of this
rash act. He was much respected.
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EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WAsnJNGToN.-A COM
mittee of the citizens of Philadelphia, appointed
for the purpose, have procured from the celebra-
ted sculptor, Ferdinand Pettrieh, Esq, model
of an Equestrian Statue of Washington, to be
erected in that city, which will be exhibited at
Independence Hall from the present date until
the 1st September ensuing.
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708 PACKAGES,
B61TS. SHOES, HATS 4CAPSR &c.

n their Fall steck respectfully invite the attention
of couHry merchants, and cash ONES in particular, rs
their goods purchased for cash, vch en@5iss them
to offer great nduaemensIo purchasers geners; their
stock complies
100 cases Mems fine 6 sew'd 4 pegged BOOTS,
800 90 90 & Boys. kip s. calf Assnr0es * SHOES,
so {" g. g. Coarse BROGANS,
100 Nos. fine city Kpl and Mos, SLIPPERS, and
Eastern made N5d, Nor and Lea. SLIPS &
SHOES, Of aildsseriptons.
90 cases4Nos. Cater. Leather an9 Lasting Bo9TS,
% g Misses and OhiiE5cns Boots, Shoes * SIPS,
so &c Mems & BOys BIaek and Drab, Fur and Wool
hats,
rs cases Mems and BOYS fine Fur, Sea Hair ara Cloth
GAPS at az prices,
With aEariety of olher articles, making general as
sor;ment ofGOOBS, in tiseir line. 0C6unty Merchants
will do well To call andezamine the stock, before ma
king their purchases.
25 dat
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A large amount OF counterfeit bills was pat in
in Wheeling on the 18th an& 10th
instants. They are on the Bank OF Kentucky, OF
the denomination of S., letter b. various dates,
payable at different branches, signed o. Z.
Gwathney, Cashier, and w. H. Pope, President.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-On Thursday night,
the jewelry store of M. & F. Sill, Broadway,
N. Y, was entered by means of false keys, and
robbed Of property to the amount of about $4,000.
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The proceedings of ga meeting of the Wings
County," having been received at so late an
hour for insertion, will necessarily be deferred
until to-morrow's publication.
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ARMY ENLIsTMEsTs.-The New York Courts
have decided that an enlistment Of an intoxicated
recruit is invalid, and he will be discharged.
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TIPPECANoE CLUB No. 9-Will meet at the A.
merican Coffee House, Liberty street, on THURSDAY
EVENING NEXT. Business of Importance will come
before the meeting. Addresses may be expected
JOHN w. WOODS,
au25 Rec. Sec'y
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Mail RoB#ERY.-The letter mail OF the 18th
inst, from Baltimore for Wheeling, Va, aud
places west, was robbed on the night of the same
date.
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nTARRIED.

On the 18th instant by the Rev. DR.. Roberts, J. W.
EDWARDS of Baltimore city, TO Miss PRISCILLA
WHITE, of Cambridge, Eastern Shore, Nd
In Kent county, Md, on the 18th instant, SAMUEL
On the 18Th, AMOS LOWER to Miss MARY CUR
LOTT.
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-T The
Hon. g. H. Anderson, member of Congress from
Kentucky, died at his residence in Garrard Co.,
on the 18th inst.
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. TIP, it may be truly said, has stirred up the
leaven which carried US through the glorious
struggle Of the Revolution. -
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existing MINoRs.-A Court in Philadelphia
has recently decided that minor cannot be
compelled to serve in the army.
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G5-FoURTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB
There will be meeting of the Fourth Ward Tippeca-
noe Club, this EVENING, the 25th inst at II O'Clock,
the room, of the Academy in Ensor street adjoining
the Independent Engine House. Punctual attendance
is requested. BY order
JOSEPH c. BOYD,
au Is Rec. Secy
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TIRED oUT.-Mr John Reed, who has been a
Representative in Congress from Massachusetts
zome twenty-eight years, declines reelection,
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The Hon CHARLES NAYLoR has cen unani-
mouslY nominated as the Wing candidate Tor
the bird Congressional District Of Pennsylvania.
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Door. HfSEs.--A New Orleans paper states
fkat this notorious character was found guilty
Of stealing negro, BIZ the Criminal Court Of
New Orleans.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25.

NoTIcE.-Mr. E. +. Portlock, of Portsmouth,
Va, is not an agent for the Pilot, and is not au-
thorised to collect any money for subscriptions
therefor.
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05-EIGHTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB
Meet at G. Browns this EVENING, at " o'clock
Punctual attendance is requested. prominent friend
of the cause will address the meeting.
au % A l.. MOORE, Prest
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G-THlRD WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-The
members of the Third Ward Tippecanoe Club will meet
in their "Log Cabn at Head Quarters Aisquith street,
on Wednesday ercnag nert 26h inst. at O'Clock. 1t is
desirable that every member should be present. BY
rider, VIM. II. JARVIS,
au25 Rec. Sec'y.
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aaz-THE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE will meet THIS EVENING, (Tuesday, Angus
25,) at o'clock.
au25 N.F WILLIAMS, Chm.
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IWyHE CASKET AND PHfLAOELPHTA
MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Annlist 1910

TIME CAsKET AND PHILADELPHIA
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CONTENTS.
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6. Rob Roy AIcGregor.
T. Cruizing in the last War-No Is the attack.
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g. Music-arrangrd for the Piano Forte.
Review of New Books, sc.
Terms of the Casket So per annum or 25 cents per
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Office of the Casket, No. % North Gay s "a Bait
more streets. VIM. N. HARRISON,
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N B. A new Volume just commenced.
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