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Miniature Painting.

Miss BAYNE will spend few months in Fay
Xn ettevilie, during which time she will be hap
DIV to serve the citizens of Cumberland and the ad-
joining Counties in the line of her profession
which are some pieces copied by her from Paintings
executed by the first artists Of Europe, which have
been pronounced equal to the originals She has also
hkenesscs Of Mr. Tyler and Mr. Van Buren, all OF
which the public respectfully invited to view,
whether lik cness is wanted or not.
She has miniature settings, gold and morocco, OF
various sizes
Her room is at the house of her brother, VIM. Fl.
Bayne, on Gillespie street, nearly opposite Mrs.
Smiths Boarding House, where her Paintings can
always be seen; and one Or two specimens can also
be seen at Mr. John NJ. Reasley IS and at the Book
Store. -
June Is, 1sls.
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Co. per 50. yard. Duty
JI

1he first article enumerated above, although
onf sosting cents, is, under this new bili,
sstafh and deemed to hare cost 20 ceats,'
and ays 30 per cent. duty on that assumed
.val,s; thus, before the per centage named in
the ill 80 per cent is applied, there is no
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sS-EDA1FORTABLEH House and Lot on Hay
ss1nrnt in vicinity Of the Arsenal oa.she msin
81 able for Summer residence. The Let is l5o
fec nonf, r.nning back $50 feet with House sc
byeI7, Kitchen 5 feet square, the lower and
passase Of the House has been plastered recently
and the LOT has good enclosure with great many
fruit trees Of various kinds growing il: the above
property is not sold at private sale before Saturday
the 25ih inst, it will be then offered at auction foI
caeb.
G. S. HODGES, agent S attorney
- for F. w. SILER.
yJnne IS, 1912 l73-tf
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State of North Carolina--Moore County.
Cyuyt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-.Noy
Term, 1912.
John Patterson administrator OF Macom Black,
decd and others, Us. Kenneth Black ana hugh
Riack.-Peiuion for Partition Of Slares.
Mt annearinr to the satisfaction cf the Court, that
Kenneth Back and Hugh Black, defendants ir
this case are inhabitants of this
by the Court, that publication be made IN the n ORTIZ
Garoluian publ shed in the Town of Fayettesi'le,
for SIX weeks that unless the said defendants come
in at the ne xt term fthIs Court, and plead answer
or demur, the petrion will be taken pro contesso
and heaad expartc.
TTNESS-Alex.nder C. Curry, Clerk O; our
said Court, at Office in Carthage, the thira Mon
day of May, 1912, and Goth year OF America" In
dependence. c17ppv
1926 "a ~
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FAYETTEVILLE, SATURDAY,, JUNE 25 1872.
lands FOR SALE.

L9I Of land Containing 50l acres, or 3 OF
~ ich are cleared. A house and well in the
About J.. miles below Daniel McNeifs
XdTe, Rockfish, on the Lumberton road.
ALSO 26 acres Of land on Buckhead Creek ;
lofhing the Cotton Factory lands on Little Rock :
hth, part oyerfowed by the pond of said Factory.
ALSO half acre Lot on North Street, west side,
with dwelling House, known as the Kerven Lot.
saFor information and terms apply to
AMOS kIMBALI
June 1S 1912 I7stf
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NOTICE.

X Ll@persons indebted to Thomas S. M emory
- are requested to come forward and make i'm
dfatc payment, and thereby and expen
ses- Indulgence cannot be given.
JOHN SHAW Trustee.
juno 49, 5,1lS42-I7S.2
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THE FOLLOWING
B l. A n X S!
Kept constantly Oh hand


cAROLINIAN OFFICE:
CHECKS, Oh Bank Of the State, and Cape
pRosEcWTioN BONDS, supr Ct.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
VENDI EXPO, constabes levy
COMMlSSIONSt totail deposition in equ
ty. aud Supr. court
APPE ARANCE BONDS
NktfS, Superior and Co. CT.
~. SA- Snnr- CT
INDICTMENTS for Aftay, and Assault
and Ea'trry, Co. and Sup. CT.
CrR fIFiC ATES, elk Co CT.
JURY TICKETS
CtOERS 10 oversccis Of Roads
--...A.I = RDI E.,NMS
.TAX RI SE1PTS
WITNESS TICKETS
EJECTMENTS
PATROL NOTICES
LETTERS of a AOMlNISTRATiON Gonds
Deeds, common,
Sheriff s Deeds,
Constables Ga. Sa. Bonds,
Do Delivery do
Appeal Bonds,
Equity Sub2nnas,
Superior Court Fl. Fa.
County Court Sci. Ea, to re-
vive Judgment.
County Court SubrCnas,
Superior Court WarrSnts,
Bonds for Col'rd. Apprentices
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
& PHOENIX BITrERS.

1l " Il Il IA - LIT u i lLLO
s. PHOENIX BIT'rERS.
for safe at The Post Office at Lumberton by
JOHN N. DORR, ,aeent, &C., g..
THNhese Medicines indebted for their name to
a tiieif manifest and sensible action in purifying
the springs and channels Of life, and endnino them
with renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred
certified cases which have been made public, and in
almost every species ofdiscase to which the human
frame is liable, the happy effects OF MOFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BIrTERS have
brcn gratefully and publicly acknowlcdg ged by the
persons benefited, and who were previous
y unacquaned with the beautifully philosophical
prinoilcs upon which they compounded, and
upon whirh Il,t they s;, Tionss"Gqucntly act
The LEE MEDICINES recommend themselves
in diseases OF every form and descri ption. Their
first operation is to loosen from the coats of the
mach and bowels the various impurities and cr,di
ties constantly settling around them; and to
the hardesed scces (which collect in the convolu-
t9Eps 1Ey gt tbs aeei, aag.tbsg
ed masses bel,inda1 to produce habit"al cestve-
ness, with all lis ira y of evils. sudden diarrhena
with its imminent daf,gers. This fact is well known
to all regular anatomIsts, who examine the human
bowels after death and hence the prejudice ofthose
well informed men ainst quack medcIne--or med
icnes prepared and herad,d to the public by sno-
rant persons The coud effect Of the Lie NJ ed
icnes is to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder, and
by this ,ncans the liver and the lungs the i,ea tlu
action of which entrely depends upon the regularity
Of the urinary organs. 1he blood. which takes It's
red color from the cency Of the liver and the lungs
before passes into the heart, being thus purified by
| ;E,em and nourished by food comin from clean
| stomach, co"S-es freely through the veins, rencws
every part OF the system and trumphantly mounts
| the banner of health in the blooming check.
| MOFFAT'S LIFE. MEDICINES have been
thoroughly tested, and ptonounceda Il sovereign rem
edv for the Dyspepsia, Flauency; Pal ptaion OF
Heart Loss of Appetite Heart burn and Head ach,
Re~tIessness, HI H-temper, Anxiety, Languor and
Melancholy, Costveness, Diarrh'ra, Cholera, Fever
of al, kinds Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies OF all
| kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma and Consumption
Scurvs, Ulcers, Invcterate Sore, Scorbnfic Eruption
and Bad Complexions, Erupve Complaints, Sallow
Rheun Erysip ipclas, Common Colds and Influenza,
ana various other complaints which afllict the hu
man frame; In Fever and Aguc, particularly, the
[ Ite Medicines have most eminenty successful SO
much so that in the Fever and A que districts, Ply
sicians almost universally prescribe them.
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0TTCE}

NytIE Subscriber having qualified as Executor
IL at June term $40, at the County Court OF
Cusnberand to the last Will and testament OF Jannet
Armstrong; deceased, hereby gives notice 70 all
those having claims against said Estate to present
them properly authenticated according to Law, or
THIS notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
and all those indebted TO said estate, to come for
w;trd and settle the they will find their
notes and accounts in the hands of officer for
collection.
FARO c.. ARMSTRONG;, Executor
June Is, 1912
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Volume 1.-Numbcr ia

amounts to 9 cents, or rs per cent. on the
present cost; thus, while the specific duty now
proposed is nominally nearly as in 1882, the
same article is really taxed &c 1-a per cent
more than it was thenM The falling off in
our imports of these all important articles,
even under the new tariff of lS4o, ought to Be
a warning TO gentlemen who are now advo-
eating such an exclusive policy; the average
of cotton goods imported in the years 1885,
'6, and Y, being sl4,7s4, 1893 per annum; in
1898, - and 40, $9.265,404 per annum,
and in ls40 alone, only Sc, ,5o4, ASA!
- Again, on the following "a specific duty
without minimum) the duty proposed would
be prohibition of all low qualities, for in-
stance:
On flannel, 27 inches wide
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
TIL o Il IS

VEGETABLE
THNilE properties ul This mrdicIIe have been fair.
III ly tested and its excellence and virtues made
made apparent 10 many of the most respectabl,
t'mIles ID IN 5 city. while it IS simple and inuo.
cent IN ITS composition; n IL active and efficient
as a curative agent, nevar failing TO produce the
most happy anu beneficial results when the di
re tons for ITS use are strictly complied with
The celebrity which this medicine has attained
INDEPENDENT OF any e~Ncrtlons OF the Proprietor in
forcing n upon public attention, "a IL the fashion;
but based exclusively upon its own me,its-is a
sufficient warrant Tor confidently recommending
a TO the public, as n p%reparatI N of superior eff.
cacy IN all Pulmonary affections, Viz: Coughs
Colas, Asthma. Influenza, WhoopInc Cough.
Hoarscness, Difficulty Of breathing. Pains and
weakness OF the hrraSt. &c. Common Colds
which arc generally caused by INSTRUCTED per pi-
ration, VIII weld tolts In%iluen~o IN a iew hours
\ pafoNIsm of coughing II immediately subdueh
by resornng To- tho Pulmo lea; IN Asthma, cold
IN the head, NhOOptng Cough antInn lpnEa IL
has been used with uncommon success. Ii gent
" promotes CXpectOTatUn gradually opens the
ours of tho skin and txaIts q saluiarv, soothing
nHucncc over the general SYSTEM. IL can safely
be administered 10 he most delicate infants
] he PuImOnlca Is prepared IN conformity with
ne most recent improvement IN Pharmacy, en-
urelv lr sm indigenous plants, the active prinCiyl.
OF which IS not dIssiIa'ed ky excessive boiling a.
- too frequently the case with vegetable 3rena-
bic prcUa atoms II cost the manufacturer much
a5Or and experiment before he adopted a process
{ rlis y cparation; and he natters kimselfhc has
hn3l'y attained me u!tmatrm Of success aud
that ms IN -dlclne POS e-sss mbrc una OTm. ~ and
medical efficiency than any composition OF the
Kind that has preceded u
Prepared by WILLIAM THORN, Apothccarv
and Chemlnt, 50 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
Received and for saieb By
mar 26 JAMES RAEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
THORN'S NOSTRUM
ANIMNTtNG
THE HAIR


I'D ALDNESS-ln cases whetc lho hair is coa
nD stIHtionplly or otherwise prcdisro.ci tr re-,
ish, the nostmm antidOial power. after a Few A.
pIcattOns, becomes cnfne1tly cOns1irupus-
Beng sOtt and penetrating, q InfIsss fresh .fs
and nOurlshmcut INTO dccayIug roots. and by ~
w regulating the minute srCreuons and our
succeeds ln permanently establishing n new siam
ina th1tulumateiy realizes a lururiant growth
Of hair.
CURLS-B slowing a strong tendency fo cBrl
maybe numbered among it's virtues. In praaery.
IS he decorative GTmatIon Of head dress for A.
unusual length Of zine In all the beauties Of cprI.
aud gloss; and whether from me effects Of dam.
or heat, may be relied ou as an iriaIIabIc con.
s]ervator. To artificial hair 10 bcstpws n lock It
rcalItYi and lghtusss which greatly hetghtcns ID.
beauty.
WHISPERS, N~USTACuES, g. The slim.
Mating 20 vgrs ut the nostruw arc siueul1ffv DIS.
ola ICd DO creating Theses ornaments Ofmluhp9d
where the hand Of nature has been less Hbrra.
I than ordinary. Wherever applied. the me- rum
will gI,c pr1otot its extra rrifna,y irrund Nv boz
the production Of strong hair Of iranscendan
i beauty.
CuUDBEN'S HAIR-For the hair Of a, i
drcu this uostlum may Justly be clrsIIeur
blessing From us purifying properties lt gy
8cls aIi sCurf and jnntrud and rondtrsfh f use q
q sm1lIt.ufh comb CnfIrcIy unnecessary
AN BIT Will cure every disease Of "a
scalp
Prepared and sold by wTrTTiv TuopN
rhcm'st aud apothccary No 51 Marsr Stree
pIfzHufrh.
R.csyad and for s1l- by
mar 20 ylMrs BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

NIRGINtA-Ev CHaxcEpy-At Rules held in
theyle rs Once of the Ctrc ut Superior COurt
~ Law and hancCry fcr the County q OhlO 90
TIE month Of Ftbu1ary, 1872
William w. ShrivCr Complainant,
against
rrancis X. Armstrong. administrator d. honis
non 81 Noah /ano decetsed, and FbenCzcr
zane TRUSTED under the will Of the said Noah
Larc James A. Mclean and Mary his wife.
etc Mary Zane, William Pitts AID Elisabeth
hts wife .late EiZahrth Zane. and Corneua
Iane AND Mary w.. Dorsey la;C Mary L. Zane
widow Of said Noah Z1ne, deceased.
Defendants.
FHVIfE defendant William Pius not having enter.
r. Oh bis appearance lgd given security accord.
mrto the aci of Assembly and the rule Of this
Court. and o. appearing by satisfactory proof that
hris not an fulahIt1uto ~ this Commonwealth.
ON motion Of fhr complainant hyCpuuscl. it fs or
JfrrdHIat che said Dalenfant N iifam Pttsd0
ar5sar here on thr first drv Of tho next spring
tenn of fhIa ruusf. rufcf bis appearance and an
s,gfr the s1ii bin Oh otherwise defend ibis suit
] and fhata COPY of thIs orHcrh be f1rtl1vifh f n serted
fp a4me wrapar printed Iu thC Guy Of Wheel
|trr Ttffsl months -IocfsHIvrIV m fd posted "a thc
r5.f door Of tHr count house OF Ohio cOun' W
''''' Alex TLAIDLFY. Clerk.
Good, fOr Compt FEB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

DURSUANT 10 the provisions of The last will
II viii aud Testament of Patrick Ray, deceased.
] VIII, on the 2O'h day ofMay next. before th,
Ilrsinia Hotel IA the city of hcsling. sellto the
highest bidder, rhe following real estate
Lot 20 g on Main street, on which there are 2
eSirable dwelling houses and store rooms In .
business part Of the city
Also lot no - on the corner OF Marke; and JEFF
ierson streets, on which there is M cid house
1ERNS-Onc third ofthe urchase money in
hand, the residue on a credit Of one and two
years, wlth interest from the day of sale, and q
lcln on the property 10 secure tie TdrChase mo-
nev. The purchaser will be entitled to the rents
after the first Of April-rexL
JOHN RYRNE,
Administrator Dc koEis ron,
feb t-ts with The will annexed.
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- ESPE TFULLY informs hrs friends and the
Ia travelling public that he ha- rented this well
<no"n estabhshncnt FIR 4 term of years. HIS
rooms ere well furnished and ATTENDED 10. IN.
iab!c supplied WITH the best the market affords
and ms bar with the cnotcest wines and la Tors
MIR A. W. FLEMING. who has had conslicr.
able cNocricnce in some Of the first hotels In th.
east and has also been for five years frst assis
tantin the United States hotel IN this CITY. has
be IN eng iScJ as superiuteDd AIT OF the Nireipls
Hotel. and will give his entue attention 10 the
establishment.
The pro jrietor hltters himself that by his own
e~NerilOns and the assistance ofMr Fleming. Who
- well known 10 the travelling IN lie, will be
enabled 10 mate the Virginia Hotel second 10 n ,
similar estab Ishmcnt IA the west, aud be wishes
all "hO have regard for their comfort and con.
vi tItt Il tNr l..
This hotel : the oficaofh im rreI Eastern
and Western Lines Of stages. and TRAY oilers can
secure seat- IN any d rectioa at ne bar. IL l.
-alsp but a short distance from the steamboat
landing and as attention IS paid to the arrival
and Gepalurco OF boats, travellers can AZ all tunes
] e ADVISED OF The same, and have their baggage
AIKEN TO andirom the river free Of charge. ia IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

VNRCSrEE'S SALE will sell aipuLlic auc.
II lion. TO The highest bidder. for cash, nj the
house now Octnpicd bv Joseph 5 Hasuein Tria-
delph;a. Ohio county, Va. on Wednesday the IAN
day of April, 1912, the goods aud chattels e.ume
rate" icons sting OF household and kitchen iurni-
turel IN a deed of trust from said Hague to me
as trus ee Tor the b neft of A Bedilio1 4, which
deed Is ofracord in Ohio county Clerk 5 Office IN
ok 25. pace co.. e. SNIDEk.
3l-St G. Trustsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
PUBLIC SALE OF : VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY

DCRSUANT 10 the provisiuas Of a certain deed
T. of Trusi, late The 4Ih dag Of October, 1899,
will proceed 10 sell az the froL; door of the
court House ~ Wheeling. on the o.. day OLA
PM, Si2-AI that valuable real estate, bulldogs
machinery, steam engine, dc. situated IN the CT
~ Of " ~heellng-bvlrg lots numbered Il, ~, l6.,
and 10 on the pli, Of the addition Ia the city Of
Wheeling land out by Israel Updtgrail on the fol
,owing terms. yZ-onei eiShtb II the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash at the time of sale, one
eighth in SIX months thereafter. one eighth IN 9
months from the dav of sale, one sIghth in ~
months, one fDurthIn IS months and the remain
ing Fourth IN % months from the day of sale with
legal n'erest from The day Ofsalc the utleto the
properly being retained a. security until the said
purchase money shall be fully paid, or such other
security gwen as the trustee acting IN this behalf
ssat deem sufiicieut.
he attention of manufacturers, and capita'its
: invited 10 this sale, as The property offered has
great advantages f0I ihe successful prosecution
ne manufacture Of cotton pr of cotton aud
wool combined. the titleis believed TO be indIs-
putable, but the subscriber selling a trustee wall
only give such. tile as Is yestedIn him by said
Iced Of trust.
S BRADY
r~n -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

NOTICE-Au Per.ous knswing lhemselycsro
he indebted 10 the subscriber by note or
book account for longer period than 4 months
VIII please walk forw ard aud chalk up immedi.
iteii or th'lr accounts will be placed I'M the hand
proper ofhccrS for collection without fear or
7HNnT mar . & M'CA,IAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

WIFE subscf,b Der vII renti1r one % moro wears
the house aud rafdcn, and Do ffqulr'd 5'r 9
.frrs Of pasture land. being fIr same now occu
5trd lv Nlra Andrew Mrlur.. 3nr house BE- In
good repair. good spring and other buildings.
Possession gwen ON The Zee 81 April
Alec The large three sf0ry buck house on SLAM
street. over and iu The rear Of ihe store oce1pie,
bv s. AVERY s. 60 az g hlt gigIe
mai ~ JOhN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

Suit and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
IN and Picture frames make To- order m The
"eS'tsi styls, ard oldframes regilt.
D Splendid assortment &C Looking Gl1sses,
e. az ana ficiure Frames constantly on hand
IVMheIe-Als sign canning and PAINTING IN
az Us yari1ns bracchos promptly executed by J
NO 100 Nam strsct Wheel
M, a. here can be procured AT all times,
PAINTS, Picture aud window glass, oils. vamis5
iu putiE mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
SHERMAN's worm LOZENGEs.

tAAisiNNit4N > WYNN lAILts.N1lsNs
bROVED 10 more ihan 100000 cases 10 be in
II ialliblei the oRly certain worm destroying
me icIne ever discovered. Many diseases arise
from worms and occasion long and intense suffer
ing and evcndeatI, without THEN ever being sus-
pccied; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doCtorcd for various com
y ANTS, without any benefit; when one dose Of
thtse lozencrs would spec Oily cure them.
MI Murphy, 90 North street Philadelphia was
applied. {" BY. a poor woman whose daughter. 7
years old, had been sick nearly 3 JCars; her sto-
mach was - large rs 2 grown PERSONS. her
arms and legs So swollen that she could not
wa X or help herself. although she could cat as
mhct astwo labOring mon Two celebrated doc
tors had exhausted their skill without any ben
eft; IN" father had spent all h. could raise and he
was discouraged, and had abandoned all idea Of
DONG any hing more for her and looked 20 death
aone iotake her OIt Other misery. Mr. Murphy
belize lbg ~ case Of worms, gave her T. box #
Sherman'- LOzcug p, md m two days sire re
turned with JOY beamiug IN her ewes. and said he
Lozengcs had saved her Chi!d's lie. The first
dose mad brought away nearly a pint Of worms
none hying mass. she ate wards counted over
500 that were discharged besides the r ass. which
she could not count. The child was literally "a.
ten up wuh them snoih,r living witness Of the
almost miraculous eihca y Of Shermon's Log
cugcs.
Price only % cents p box.
For s'le nv CIAPLINE & PRYOR
nov ~ Union street. Sole agent fur ihis citv.
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rnE LADIEs, cOMPANIoN.

A staaiurl NdLionqt Mlgcsiae.
~wo LLvGASr srEEt. ESGRAv NGs MONTHLY.
TIE PREVAILING FASHIONS, &C
yerms Taree DJH RS per- aHRHm IN GIUaHee
Two Copies FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
FWN ~ Ladies Comp anon is ph:dishei mpnIhiy.
II in ihs city Of New York, and IL establish
cd lu popular fsvJr,, after a prog-ess OF many
Nsars-i5sued with ~u1fai''ns promytness X re9u
lanty-ld1ACd with a teag,y OF ,yeogIaPhiG
aud with hvlngs prepared N every instance,
sXpresNhs work, af,er n careful sctec ION of
.hs 6ao e ! e %.i,is so %.s5.1inI. StiS if ln all
its Sartmants with IN. most scrupulous care
sexceilence IN every PARTICULAR ana hied
~ SricL.s from the pens Ut the most poPuiar
, yax,eJ an talepieI writr.s of which our wn 1
cocntrs or Englaal can boast, II IS bv no mpnse
aa unwarrantable presampio thus 20 claim
ftr tho Ladies Companion the proud elevation
of being a STANDARD Nation Il Magazine.
looking with n j ,liOus we 20 the honor OF \
meucan Literature as well "a TO emoluncnt' IL
- thg enucavJr Of the pro prle'or OF the Compan-
700 T. be g)verneI by puicp,eS OF ihe brJa iGst
hbrrality; and 10 offer no pl,dsc 10 ne puniic
which cannot ne faith uNy 1nl tnly raic;ned.
Taat every promise made IN ies past has ncel
Heruouloualy fulfilled ~ coui tentiy asserted auI
for a full cunhrm atom Of tA's every reader IS aP,
pcalcd TO; aud this eNactuesS' III - sdpPosSI' VII
be considerel Is 4 suhclent guaranty LOT Tue Ia
Afiet this exploration, the prop ietor of the
LaIie5 Comp lnlon proudly directs attention to
~ Pro INVENT CONTRIBUTORS.
Enna g Em51ry, LYDIA SysO rney. Frances
q Os2o1d, Nrs Seo1 : NTH, Mr.. u let, Ann
s Stephen. Mammal &c 9Ld, Mrs FIR steele
Mrs A VI r Annln. Misszo w2odbnIse5 Mrs
Eneline s Smith, + - om1s, Caroline DTne,
Miss Mary Ana w. ISIS G + Ornc, Ms VI
ST Lem iord Il In rahlm, l.Oul ,
FiIrsrald banIel u Willis, Theo-
dJre = Fav IA Rev Charles Com
st,afinS Pd bodwoTih, Park Beuin-
MN Hem an, Rufus Dav es, FW
Tsomas Simms. Epes Sergeant,
Robert i'll FN1iam 2 TsPpan Gorge =
Morris. n Alexander McMaku, HOTa'
fio "a pal, Seba SMITH AthtrtPtke
Isa Thomas Dunn English, w g
be, " y Hurst
g. th75TI nj ,re certain that every tast
viii l,e grad THAT everv branch OF elegaul ]
terature wi 49, G attention. Poetry, ta'es
sketches. essafs-.he instrunuve aud the anu
ainE.-ihe grave aud the gay, Will he blended {;
enhance the interest e the magazine.
The MONTHLY Fashions are also gIyrn.
The Musical ID ,partmcnt receives w; u'wos
attenusn. a.
Literary Notices-Cuucisms upon the publ
Stations which m1y FROM time TO time Ne isued,
~ natter involving serious rcspOnsipHltY.
EDITORS TABLE-Under this head the NOR
smportaut events which may tran pre- worthy q
com nont will be found. embracing every SUI
bct, eli hor local o. foreign, that Is c0nsideTcd z
sam Il. mt INTEREST," 10 demand attention
Address WILLIAM W SNOWDEN
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n OOKING GLASS AND pICTURE

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