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THE DEVILS CAsTAwAYs.

, The Countess of Huntington had persuaded two
ladesio hear Mr. Whiieield one Sabbath evening.
On Monday morning they called upon her and on
being asked how they liked him. said he was the
most strange and nnaccountabIe preacher they ever
heard, and that among other prepostercus things,
he declared shat Jesus Christ was so ready to re-
ceive sinners, that lie would not object 10 receive
oven the DEVILS casawavs. "Now my lady, :" said
one OF them, "did you ever hear of such thing
since you was born?" The Countess acknow edg ed
that the expression to her; and, as White
field was in the house, invited him into the room
"to answer for himself He confessed, at once,
shat he had used the words, and to enable the
company to judge whether be had done right IN
using them, lie added, ''Did your ladyship notice,
about half an hour ago, a very modest SINGLE ran
at the door 1t was given by a poor miserable
looking, aged female who wished 10 sneak with
me. = desired her to be shown into the parlor
when. she accostad me in the following, manner:
II oeHeve, SIR, you preached last evening nj such
chapel?" "Yes, | did" $50 sir, | was accd,.,,.
tally passing the door OF that chapel, and hearn,
the voice OF some one preaching did what have
never been in the habit Of doing-I went in; and
one OF the first things heard you saw WINS TIM,
Jesus Christ was so willing 10 receive sinners
that he did not object to receive the DEVILS cast
Always Now, sir have been on the town, 70,
many years, and am 50 worn GU in his service
that think may with trutllbe called one of N,
DEBTS eastaa0ays. Do you think, sir, that Jesus
Christ would receive meg" Whefield assured her
tnat 3there was not a. doubt OF it, if she was bu,
"i'i'"s 10 go to him, 1t appeared from what the
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SCROFULA AND OI,HEI
HU.NORS.
DGs. REUBEN wv. HHHEE,

It's now at his residence in Gro,on Vermont
a. where any one afflicted with Cancerous Tumors
and Humors of any description can receive his at
tenlion. r,
Without adding long catalogue OF certificates
10 this advertisement, reference is made to some
few indiv iduas who will give such Information as
may be requested by those disposed to meke inqui
ry, viz:
CHARLES Davis, Esq ofDanvilIe, VT. who had a
son afflicted with Cancer and cured by Doctor
Hill. Also, Mr. Estabrooks Of Danville, ,who~was
afflicted with Cancer over the eye, and cured by
Doctor HILL Also, reference is bad TO ~,
Oliver Gcing, Waterford, Vermont
Mark French, do do
Thomas Wason, Esq Newbury, do - =
Nathan Blake, Esq. Corinth, do -.. ssh
liaAen Low, Ryegaie, do
Lemuei Southword. West Farley, do
u: Mr. Kent, Waterford, do p
MI Baker, do p do
Mr. Hastings, Bath, N. II.
a great many individuals might be named in
different sections OF Vermont and New Hampshire
that have received cures from Doctor Hill, but
iheir names not being distinctly recolleeted il
might lead TO mistakes, it is therefore omitted r.
Jan. 1S4I. tr..l ..st~ lSO,f
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nFREAD ON sn

TIE Subscribers of Newbury, VT. are interested
with DIR CARTER in the prepaI alton Of his Justly
celebrated Compound Putnpo,sary Baisam, but are
not interested in the preparation of any spurious
counterfeit article is falsely stated above nor do
they wish TO sell theirs the credit OF any other,
as they ,as well as many who have given It IA fair
tr:aD are satisfied that it is not only superior to
Sampson Reeds" MIXTURE" but it is preferable to
any other Medicine Tor Pulmonary Complaints
Therefore we say beware of imposition and false
assertions made by those Interested in vending orb
er ssMixTUREs!' uioee tt F. " Ii. KEYES
Those wishing to purchase DR. Carriers Compound
Pulmonary Balsam will please call for il by It's
whole name. 1t may be had Of LUTHER JEwErr
ST. Johnsbury, and by the druggists a.id merchants
generally in New England. ,li,s.. l79m6
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The world Hscdeesaed!

A Ell the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful
- ne day has come, they can arm themselves
win The precious resck which almost delies disease
n all its various ramif cations Doctors with all
their boosted science, step aside and contemplate
the ushering IN OF new and eventtul era in which
man kind are their own phYstcians The seals ore
hroken--tie mystery is revealed The re- mcdv il i,
their own hands-the East, the fountain of light.
has opened her vast storo-house and is pourin n
iorth TO mortas the precious sap Of life and health
PerSs1 S India, the adored of the present ~ The
worshpped of the future ages, are IavishinS nnnn
us their richest boons, causing the heart to lem for
Joy, at seeing the SICK healed the llama walk and
presenting to those that are whole n guarantee for
m'rty one cents for preserving the shield of health
and enjoyment.
The Persian md India Extracts, the wonder of
the age, have been SO thoroughly tested proved.
ana unanimously patronized, and conceded 10 be
by all professions and classes, phusicians moi ex
copied, who have become acquainted with ,ha;,
unparalleled virtues, the uniDersaL and uabouuded
confidence they insure, added to the grateful and
uhcaied Tor testimonials in their favor is sufficient
to warrant every individual with confidence. 10
make trial of them ~
"A treatise ON most diseases, their symptoms and
cause, with certificates from many influential per-
sons SONS VINO nad been raised when the skill Of the
best physicians had failed, and various rned;c;nes
ha {. been 'rled IN vain, accompany each box. a.
For convenience, these extracts are made into
pills Pr, :, ana are called the RESURRECTION or
FERSiAN PILLS. Try one box and see n ,hay
40 not prove to be what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra of the age
w. CAPRON & Co., Rochester. N "
agents for Vermont and New Hampshire 10 WHOM,
az. orders should be addressed (post paiuO = ~
The above pills are for sale by Kit,redge A. t,o,.
by, st. Johnsbury, VI; Farmers and Mechanics,
Store, Passumpsc, Vt Kiltredge, Merrill IL Skin.
Ne ner, barnet ne W; NJ LOOMS. McIndoes Falls,
Tracy, Wells River, Vt.;' Lance, Warner e. ~
Cabot VI; VIM. S. Smith, Cabot, VI; Ebenezs,,
carlton, Jr bath, n. H.; Hodgeman 81 Allen.
NN'ttle!on n II H X. A. y O. Garnsey q Co Lisbon,
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RH @ raj a.sd eligiOus
ANECDOTES OF DR.. PAYsoN:

ANECDOTES OF DR.. PAYSON.
The following anecdotes are extracted from the
Religious Magazine ..,.
One day, he went TO visit mother, who was
dscon ISOLATE from the loss of a child. Tle said 10
her as follows--
"Suppose some making beaut-
full crown for you TO wear; and you knew it was
for you, and that you were to receive it and wear
it as soon as it should be done. Now, ifthe maker
of it come, and in order to make the crown
more beautiful and splendid, were to take OF
your jewels, 60 put into i,-shonld You be sorrow.
tuI and unhappy, because they were taken away
for little while, when YOU knew they were gone
to make up your crownS'
The mother said that no one could conceive Of
the relief, the soothing qnietng, Influence which
this comparison had on her mind.
On another occasion he went 10 sick per-
son, wle very much troubled because she could
NOT Keep her mind all the lime fixed upon Christ
on account of the distractng influences of her suE
fer,ngs and the various objects and occurrences of
the sick room, wbich antly called off her
ton. She was afraid she did not love her Saviour,
she found it to difficult to her mind upon him.
DIR Pavson said, - t
Suppose you were TO see a little sick child, Iy-
ing in its mothers lap with It's faculties impaired
by its sufferings, that it was generally in
troubled Sleep but and then it just opens its
eyes little, and gets glimpse its IN others face
to be recalled 10 the recollection that is in
its mothers arms; and suppose that always at such
time, it should smile family with evident pleasure
TO find where il was,-should you doub, " hethe,
that child loved its mother or not?'
The poor sufferers doubts and des pondency were
gone in a moment.
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OAViD uOpKINSON'S ESTATE.

Al, n Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
in Guildhull, in and for the District OF Essex, on
The 10th day of April, A. ID. l94I, by the Hon.
+ ROYAL Cutler, Judge of SAID Court
NORCAS uOPKINSON, Administrators of
the Estate Of DAVID HOPKINSON, late
of GuIdhal in said district, deceased, presents her
account Of Administration against said Estate Tor
allowance hereupon it is ordered by said Cont
that snid Dorcas Hopkinson notify all persons con
ceyned 10 appear at tho Probate Office in Guiidhall,
aforesaid on the 3Ist day OF May, A. ID. lS4f, and
object to the allowance OF said account, It they
see cause by publishing copy of the record OF hs
order three weeks successfully in the Caiedonian,
a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury. .r
. Atiest- JOHN DODGE, Register.
a true copy Of record, lo4w3
Attest JOHN DODuL, Negister.
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NETWORK AND LONDON FASHIONS

NETWORK AND LONDON FASHIONS
70, The spring and Summer Of lS4l, just reee'0ea'
VElHE Subscriber would lender his grateful ,ac-
v;lI an ,;c}7v ar tho liberal share OF patronage
bestowed 1 on HIM. and shall his best endeavoIs
to merit continuance Of tho same; and would all
so add that he still remains at his old stand oyer
,vbero IA 10 a,t~ays ready to eft all who choose
to favor him with call, in the neatest and most
fashionable stale, and on the shortest notice.
GTAl orders from distance thnnkto'ly rece'V'
ed and punctuaIly attended 10.
" B. All garments made by him warf reI re-, 10
fit. % in.,,e B
Danville April Cd, lS4l. l9Su.
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FACTORY 81 RE-
ya4H AN ESTATE
II OR S. AL L.!
I'M STEVENS VILLAGE, (ByaRWET), CHILE
DONLv1 COUNTY, ~. u, stgf W.

..i.t,,.. DO.NL1 COUNTY, w.. sh5 yts tai
vvyuE RARNET MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. offer for sale, at Public .auct'on, on
"wednesday the i2th day of May, neat ensuing
their we'll known y.pIa Qf{atG g.l > org e-
FLANNEL FAC TORY ~
.;,,,,ed in the above village, on the turnpike
Road from Concord, N. IL. to Canada Line, consisl
,he basement; sinty. eight feet Tong, and tyjtoar
fee, ,edn. Said Factory is bullion very excellent
WATER PRLEl LIE Enc eta
is located in rood ,oooL gro,oing country, ana pos
sessea facilities for the manufacturing ofFLANNELs
unoouaIled by any other Establishment OF tho Kino
~ Wv - THE MACHINERY etl-f
consists oftwo complete sets of Carding ,fach'nes
Picker. Grinding Frame and Turning Latne
POWER LOOMS, with Reeds, harnesses, ana
Shuttles, and sufficient number OF JACKS ana
Looms TO accommodate either too or three sets OF
Adjoining the Factory, aie ttco WMgs. sixty ~
seventy feet long, and two stomes high In tue
one is a large Finishing Room, with ScreD''press'
Cir and Flushing Machine, and Dye House,
with two Due KetHes--the other is well adapted
for STORE Rooms or could be used as Dry-house'
" tas ssn "A l. s O.
ga few Yards from the factory, two story FRAMED
Building, 80 feet long, and 40 feet wide-the base
ment used for Wood House, and the upper Story
for a Storage.
will also at the time and place, offer Tor Saie'
all the remaining part OF their
REAL ESTA TIE,
in and near the same Village, consisting OF a
STORE. two stories high, SO feet by 30, with
Wood Shed adjoining. In the second story, are
several Rooms fitted up for Office, or other purpos,
es. Said Store stands in the most central part 'i
the Village. r
A DWELLING HOUSE, SO by % feet. with
large commodious Out Buildings; Barn, we'll clap
boarded, and GOOD GARDEN.
"A Is O. s
Three other substantially framed DvellingHouses;
between sixty and seventy acres of H-
sr2. IA ~ ND
part Wood Land, and part under Improvement
The above valuable property, will be sold To-
gether or separate, and may be viewed, and fur
Their particulars obtained by applying on the prem
ises, or to ALEXANDER HARVEY, ESQ.
I - -. Peacham, Verm0nt.
! March IS, lS4I e,.,. ..rs l90tt
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COMMISSIONERs' NOTICE.

WHY n The subscribers having beer appointed by
w The Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
D;s,r;c, OF Essex, Commissioners, tol receive, ex,
anime. and adjust all claims and demands oil al
nersoos against the estate OF ~ 81
P'o'','" o 2 JOHN TEMPLE,
late of Concord, in said district and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and SIX
months from the lst day of April inst being az d
lowed by said court for that purpose--we q"
,herefare hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our appointment at the dwelling
house of widow ANNA TEMPLE, IN said Con
cord, on the second Tuesday OF June ana tn, !,
mil Ave o'clock r. NJ. on each Of SAID days,
Concord, April ~, lS4i
1874 DAVID FRY, 1..r We
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N q & i g. G. A..

NTOTlCE is hereby given to all delinquent Les
" sees, who in arrears 10 the Trustees OF
Caledonia County Grammar School for two or more
rents that unless said rents BIO paid or satisfactory
lv adjusted by the 18th May next, suits at law will
be immediatei, thereafter instituted.
BY order of The Board of Trustees,
SAMUEL A. CHANDLER, Treasurer.
Peacham, April2 lS4l. l95w2
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900 acres

Of first rate soil Lands we'll wooded and watered
On one end of said farm is sugar lot, with from
2 to hundred sugar t'ees; and on the other is u
timber lot near sa,o-mN Tho buildings are a
spacious two story house, mostly fnished,a wood
house, shed, horse barn, and farm barn, situated
within few rods Of school, and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Wesmore and Brighton,
Through Charleston, on the Clyde River 10 Salem
and Derby Line. AT the Junction o; the road thro'
Morgan, Holland, 10 Barnston in Canada Said
house is fitted up for a tavern house and has been
occupied as such and is said TO be AN excellent
place for Tavern or Store. Any one wishing 10
trade is rogue sted 10 call on
BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
JOHN FRY, JR. Of Concord ''A"
Concord, W. March 4, 1871. 1857
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Sugar Beet d Blood Beet, Brown Corn
Mauoel WurtzeL Ea.lv and Late Peas,
Carrots and Parsnips EARLY and Late Beans,
Ruta Baga and Turnps, 1 Summer Squashos,
Red and White Onions, Winter Squashes,
Cabbages Caufow erse&c. Tomato, Egg Plant, sc
New White Carrot Pot IL sweet herd seeds
ALSO -AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. y
Guilty. ators q sizes) hedge shears, lllhooks
Prouty & Mears' Ploughs garden troweis syringes
Seed Sewers, 2 patterns, Scythes, Sickles, &c.
Hay and Straw Cutters, Pruning Knives &Saws
Harrows, Garden Implements all
Shovels, Spades u Forks, kinds,
Tree and Bush PulIers, Patridges Pat ert Forks
Sugar Mills, Axes and Hatchets,
Corn Shelters, Trace Chains,
Paint Mi.ls Ok Yokes and Bows,
Sausage Machine, Pick Axes, 8 et' Ht IL
Cheese Presses, Iron Bars and Post
Hoes Rakes and Scafies Spoons. " Fsft-.
400 varieties Of Flower SEEDS, including, in ad
dtion to the superb Double German Asiers, Bal
sans, Rocket Larkspurs DC. cultivated at our own
garden, every ncao annual to be had in London,
worthy place in the Bower garden 20 kinds put
up in box, 800. -. H"etA .~. g..
Met, Fowl Meadow Grass Barley, Spring Rye,
Wheat, &c. of the best qualify. as| 1l+
Seeds put up in boxes, Of various sizes, from SIS
10 $50 each; all ready for retail: every kind neatly
labelled with the name, and practical directions
for their cultivation, and liberal discount made 70
purchasers. . .,''' -aE
Grape Vines Of all kinds from so cts to 81 each.
Rhubarb 81 Asparagus iouts OF the finest quality.
Strawberry Plants, 6 Kinds including Hovey' IS
! new Seeding, the largest variety cultivated, The
fruit varying from to 6 inches in circumference
Raspberry and Currant bushes Of all kinds.
Ornamental Trees Il Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants,
Herbaceous Plants, &c.
Dahlias, embI aeing a collection OF more than 200
varieties, the choicest in New England.
Fruit Trees of all sorts, apples, pears peaches, &
Agricultural and Horticultural books of all kinds
Seeds packed so as to be safely transported to any
part of the world. Catalogues of Seeds, Trees
Dahlins, Sc gratis, OH application.
| l94w8 HOVEY 81 co
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NOTICE.

n Do hereby forbid all persons harboring or trust
Il ing my wife Cynthia Amy, on my account, she
having left nv bed and board without sufficient
cause, | shall therefore pay no debts of her CON
trnctug hereafter ANDERSON AMY.
Anrii I6 1871 -....tt l94w3*
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s PR In e.
BY e. %. seUrER.

tfark : who is this, with tripping feet, .
with sunny skies and voice SO sweet
With flow'ry ringIets in her hair
Tell me, who is this beauteous fair? .
,8. 4 hear the warbTing blue birds note. p
I see the ground birds russell coat,
see the red birds flashing wing, ~.
LIZ hear the distant robin sings
l.5r.u All this ,-ah this lis beauteous Spring!
Hark who is this that bounds along
With blithsome step, and joyous song,
That gilds the .op ofyonder hill,
And flashes en- the opening riil?
hear the squirrel barking loud,
see the Frightening azure cloud, '
hear the forest vocal ring,
hear rejoicing Nature sing,
All hail--al harl-O beauteous Spring!
fInrk who is this all clothed in light,
That scatiers blossoms in her flight,
~ That bids the swelling buds he seen,
And decks the earth IN robes Of green?
A voice is in the dancing stream,
That glitlers in the bright sunbeam,
hear it as tho willows swing,
Swayod by the zephyr's DOWN. wing,
A welcome to-returning Spring.
Say, who is this all decked with smiles,
Comes she from the Indian isles,
Where swift the sunny streamlets flow,
Ger diamond sands that CLEAN below ?
She CONFESS he comes DER land and main,
She breaks old winters icy chain;
..t, Then haste yo madens, chapets bring,
~ 90 Ay, trip it in the may ring,
And welcome bright, returning Spring
"
Ah.this is Spring the bright and gay
s' Her reign IS welcomed by the lay
Of thousand warblers, from the steep
Of mountain high and valley deep
81. All, this is Spring she treads the skies, t.
ss - And brighteus the cerulean dyes,
She spreads Der earth her magic wing,
Then quickly shoots each living thing,
tta 80 welcome bright, returning Spring!
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'FE,e Screen M oumtaIm Bows

h q HISTORICAL TALE Of the early settle
= ~ nientot Vermont, in vols .lby the author
Oh way Martini For sale at this Off,ce.'
received at this office.
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Countess afterwards ascertained concerning her
life and death, that she did go to him sand was
received -[PhiNp's Life and Times OF White
field.
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Seed Store AaRd Agricultural
Warehouse,
MERCHANTS ROW, NEAR STATE ST.
TEY& co. .-

Hhotesals and Retail Dealers in agricultural I'm
piements Ga, den and Grass Seeds, Plants, &c.
EEAVE now completed heir stock Of Seeds for
4 IL lo4l, uprising the largest and finest assert
ment to be found in N. England. The Seeds are all
raised expressly for by experienced growers and
are warranted Of the growth of 81 and OF the best
qnality. Particular pains have been taken in the
selection of Sugar, Long Blood Beet, Carrots, Ruta
Baga, 'rurnips, Cabbagcs, &c and purchasers may
rely upon the gennineness of the Seeds. few
of The more i'm norlant Kinds annex ed
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For Sale or to let.

THE LARGE FARM AND TaVERN STAND,
A L or near Charleston, FEAST VilIage,l compris.
IA ing about sli,.f AZ; Natt-} sH7f ~ ,.s',.a!
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NHarsh's superior Patent Trus,
F o d. = a e

A GOOD .WHEELWRlGllI SHOP, we'll situa
-LAted for DEMONSTRATING three stories second
story finished for dwelDg--lower part for ashop,
which contains circular saw, an upright saw bGr
ing and teDantng, and water power sufficient TO
carry them, Any wishing to purchase can, have
the above an reasonable terms; enquire of the sub
| scriher. JOSEPII fWHEEIOCK
Coventry Falls, Oct %, 1910 I7Of
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yJyHE BARNET aMANuFAG c,iji s":,;o wom nn
"wednesday the i2th day Of May, nest ensuing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
BROOMs, BUCKETS. &c

I - = DOZ Brooms
i ~ 10 DO Painted Buckets
Loo sets Dry Measures
loo ness sugar Boxes
Mas Taos, &C, landing this morning. and
for sale. oc7 TYLER s. TAYLOR.
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MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
RECEIVED DI
SMITH, DRIsKErI e. MORRIS,


LARGE supply OF the most Fashionable Music for tn
n Plano Forte. lately published, together with Instruc
lion Books 10y several auth for the Piano, Flute
sTRuMEN'rs Of different kinds at Wholesale or by Re
tail from the most celebrated manufacturers.
10 Additional Musc viii be regularly received scot
sncr being published the Northern Cues Any Muse
Die crns at any other Establishment OF Music sor il
the state Among the collection may be found :he follow
ing lust to hand:
My FondeFt. Ny Farcst. By IInley
Aleen MaSruneou, Music By Rocho
When backward through departed years by C. Bassini
Farewell Ieannic, Scot IA Ballad
Ny Bonnie Blue Eyed Iassien. by wodareh
Love her SIN. The hope be vain. by do
Nv Beautiful Rhine. by IIcls,ig
on show some blue distant Isle
Not Married Yet by Russell
Old King Time By DO
Ia Nut Avance, Ilialan song)
Too late ! sad. By I Moore
The Chef Aus pau :hei, 5Pqcahontas) do
Come, cit thee down. Scotch Ballad
Gondolior Row ~ do
My own native Mountains
Did mc not To wed MIN
I'll speak af thee, IN love thee
Fanny, Dearest Fanny BY NouhcOai
When, when Wit thou
Saw vii. Summer R"Gcs BLOOM
When You and were Girls, DucD
Al IS ~e-Lst words Of y ,p Mokendree
To lager near thee. u, Eiyly
lhtNk al iuyn. tMr6 NCWAusD
An DO not for get Love
Sunny hours &C Childhood
remember how my childhood hected by
woud tell her I love her
Pirates SeT'ngds
Come gang ava wi me
Bow and Arrow. a Humorous Ballad
sleep on, sleep by Hermann
Woo thee NOT as others MOO. BY Weber
Sailor BOYS Grave By Marlin
FareW ell 10 thee, Mary
on must part 10 Ul- TIT
SNcct Afun Wafer. by wctm0Te-Aud great variety o.
wetZcs, Marches aud RUnicaui
ALSO,
A few superior Niullns
l0tof Superior Violin and Guitar Strings, Just imported
at Wholesale uub retail
Blank Music Paper Of the best quality
Port FoliDs, for Music
Cocoa Wood Flutes, with uTa keys ClaTiOnetts
Catci's Treatise ON II Imuuy
burrows Musirg, Priuuots
Musical Enc yCiupcia. embracing a complete Musical
Dictionary, g.. ~ W. =. Porter
Mu-icdl Grammar, Ia TOUR Paris. by DR. CacoU
Together with large assortment OF Note Books Col
lection Of Palm and Hymn Tunes generally used IN
Churches and singing schools By various authors.
mol
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VOL. XXVI.


hsuhSthfIION 10 the DAILY WING to CITY aubseri
soc year and iot shorter period NJ the rate III
ayeaI. "'' SUM " i Wv
ADVERTslNG-Foron square Cor loa.) one In rtiou
20 Cents two Insertions &c Ttlons al Is aud eve
~ succeeding nseTtioa 33I cents
nhiico week. ~ csntS toI each insertion.
Insertion CO cents. ''
nHertion 5Oceu ~
Transient advertisers must pay In advance
The number Of Insertions Of eTts,ment, mus, D.,
noted ON the MS they will be Inserted until n
be stopped, and charged accordingly -OTrrs 10 s,,
must also be Ia writing. - '''''
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for two suuarcS An,
a proportion Tor advertisements Of
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