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WOULD refer the reading public 10 the nu.
Il merons voluntary letters published in the
Good Samaritan relative TO the happy and benefi-
cial effects OF the administration of
DIR. MOEFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX
BITTERS.
Those who have perused The iatpJrs above re.
ferred 10 will observe, that in almost every case
they attest the fact. that no inconvenience OF any
sort attends the taking Of these medicines, in or
dinary cases. but that the patient. without feeling
their operation, is universally left in a stronger
and better state OF health than WAS experienced
previous to being afflicted with disease; and in
all cases Of acute suffering, great relief is obtain
ed in few hours, and q cure is generally effect.
eG in two or three days.
In cases OF FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious affections, it is unnecessary for the to
say ought, as believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted 10 be the most
speedy and effectual cure extant in all diseases
Of that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES are also a most ex.
celeut relief in affections Of the Liver and Bowels
as has been proved In hundreds Of cases where
patients have come forward and requested that
their experience in taking them might be publish.
ed for the benefit Of others. IL their operation in
such cases, they restore the tone of the Stomach,
strengthen the digestive organs, and invigora 10 the
general functions Of the whole body, and thus be.
coma to both sexes (for they perfectly adapted
to each) an invaluable means Of preventing dis.
case and restoring health.
In affections Of the head, whether accompanied
with pain and glddiatss or marked by the gri, yous
calamity OF impaired mental energy; IN RI 1itg.
tion Of ths heart, fstutoHoe, loss Of Gppeiue and
strength, and the mniiplIed symptoms OF dlsordercd
digestion, the LIFE MEDICINES will be found
10 posses the most salutary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed, weak, or decayed, 10 mon
or women. are under the immediate influence of
the LIFE MEDICINES. Old coughs. asfhmas,
and oonsuiaPiipe Aabi'g arc eoon relieved and
speedily ccted. Poverty Of blood, and omaciatcd
limbs viii ere long meet the happicst change the
chill watery fluid will become rich and hasamic,
and the limbs be covered with hesh-drm and
healthy.
Nervous disorders Of every kind, and from what
ever cause arising. fly before the effects Of the
LIFE MEDICINES. and all that train of sink.
ines, anxieties, and tremours which so drcadhly
Affect the weak, the scdentary, and the delicate,
wall 10 shoE; time be succeeded by chcerfulness,
and every presago Of health,
Tor weakness, deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation OF the vessels, by too frequent in
diligence o. the passions this medicine is safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long resided in bot climates.
and are langnid and relaxed ia their whole system,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
happiest effects; and persons removing TO the
Southern States or West Indies, cannot store
more important article Of health aud lie
Tho above medicine for sale BY
+. J. HOLTON, Agent.
Charlotte, n. c.
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rsNiilS preparation has now stood the test Of
A several years trial, aud is confidently re-.
commended as safe and eiieclnal me- dicine for
expelling worms from the system. The unexam.
pied success that has attended its administration
IN every case where the patient was really uiflc.
ted with worms certainly renders it worthy the
attention of the Public.
The proprietor has made il point to ascertain
the results of lis use in such cases as came with.
in his knowledge and obsetvation--and he inva.
riably found it TO produce the most salu,ary effects
mot unfrequently after nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously .esorted 10 without any permanent adj.
vantage. This fact is attcsled by The certificates
and statements Of hundreds Of respectable per.
sons 40 different parts Of the country -snd should
induce families always 10 keep vial Of the pre-
paration in the' possession. II is mild in its op
Grafton, and mag be administered with poriec,
safety 10 the most delicate infant
For sale al the Drug Store, By
b. OATES, Sole Agent.
dug. 81, ls43. 6m
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T. J. ii0LrON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
Farmers Advocatc.-vol. 9Th.

III AVIN6 Brought the thi.d volume of The
~ - Farmers Advocate 70 close, we now pre-.
sent the public with Prospectus for fourth vol.
ume. Having succeeded IN forming an nssocia.
ton BY which aho services of Mr Walter p.
Richards, VIII be secured 10 assist in tho Edito
rial department o.! the offi,e. @e feel confident
that We shall be able 10 furnish papcr worthy
the attention Of farmers, and the community in
: general.
/ In conducting ths ADVOCATE, an undevi,ti,s
course will be steadily pursued with view IN
advance the ntereft of The FARMER, by recon-.
mendlhg such measures as may seem 10 promise
ms improvement, and exposing 10 mrri,od cen.
sure whatever Is inimesl to his prosperity.
10 PoLrics aud RELIGION, every thing calcnla.
ted 10 excite partisauship or seclariau pr,iudiee
viii be carefully avoided.
sclrNcE IA It's various branches, will NEE, ~ th
that attention it SO richly deserves.
EnucATtoN IN general, will receive due share
of attention.
InE CONSTITUTION OF TnE l.. S. and that of N
G., with probably others, will be copied.
An impartial and true record Of imncr,a,,
Elections together with variety of other in,.r.
eatng events will be given.
NmfuE, MoRAtirv, and their tisin sister TEN.
rFRANct. VII ever fad 10 US, faithful and pptir
iag Advocate aud Friend.
CONDITIONS:
The Advocate will be published every ,thnr
week, at Lexington, Davidson County. n. C.. at
one dollar year in advance or one dollar and
hly cents, alter six months from the date of sub.
soflpllon. For clubs Of ten or more subscribers
seventy live cents per copy, in advan.e, or one
dopar twelve and u half cents after six months.
NO papcr discontinued until artearages are
paid except at the option OF the publishers.
me above conditions vii be strictly adhered
10 in all cases.
All Letters, communication, &C., TO the Editors
post paid, promptly attended to.
Address, J. Sherwood, Lexington, or w. p. !
richards, Browntown Davidson Co N. C.
Tue Brotherhood Of the quill will confer ia.
or by inserting or otherwise noticing the abave i
Sth those who do, we Will endeavor 10 reeprocate
he favor, ,
JOHN SHERWOOD
WALTER 7. RICHARDS.
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kpALDNESS-BALM OF COLUMBIA "a,
hN the hair, which sui stop il if falling ont ar
restore it on bald places and on children make !,
grow fef'd'y, or on those who have lost the boir
from any cause.
All VERMlN that infest the head Of Children
". schools are prevented or killed by it al once.
find the name of Comstock Il Co. on il or neve,
wy it Remainder his aiDays.
no, sale IN Charlotte, N. G. by b. Oates and T.
. iiolton; IN Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler; in Lex.
inglon by j. 7. Mabty in Greensborongh BY J,
~ r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae: in
Yorkvillc. $. C.. by Comstock & Co.'S ngeut "
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SEQ REV ARD.

fHSI + subscriber, while sleeping in his wagon,
ii on the night OF the 2lth inst, near the Gross
Roads about miles from Charlotte, had his peck
ct cut open and bis pocket book tpken. The book
contained only 81 in money aud the following n.
mohg many other notes, viz; two GA ii. L. Sloan,
ore tor S24 II, and the other for Sc 40 +; one on
W. II. Mriston fer about 81 one on w lson Ken.
ncdY f over SEQ with credit of 50 so; one on
n y. faYlcr lir about SAT; ricr on the Depur
Is Si,rifnf Cabarrus for about $ 6, aud numbe.
Of other notes not recoccted ayable 10 Other per
sons. The above reward viii be given itT the de.
livery Of the poke, Book and papers and infor.
nation that will lead 10 The apprehension of the
rascal. ELIAS TURNER.
dag 25, 1919.
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HEUMATlSM and LAMENESS positive.
ma ly cured, and all shrivelled muscles and
limbs are restored, in the old or young, by the Is
DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERVE AND BONE In.
MENr--but never without the name OF Comstoek
Il Go. on it.
For sale in Charlotte, ~ c. by D. Oates; in s.
ilsonry by c. B, Wheeler; in Lexington By }. T.
Marry; IN Greersborough by J. & r. Sloan in
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rao; in Yorkvie, 5 C.
by Comsiock & Co.'S agent.
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% ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEA
THEIR IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN.

/. OK, LEATHER RESTORER. NEW CHE
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
NJ OST people know, that skins and hides arc
1VA converted into leather by the use of Tan.
hin extracted from certain banks, &c. When the
iorce and strength Of the Tannn is worn out,
leather becomes dead herd, dsg, brittle. cracked
coce'ed 'ch crust, Sc THIS an kNOV
10 restore then tyr, sotnsss, moisaess, strength,
smoothRcss, and remove all crust Nv, or blister
restore The taRnia. This substance the leather
never can receive ;he second time; but the whole
virtues Of il are in this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NlN--which penetraes the stiiest and hardest
leather, If II has been twenty years in use and
II II tears easily with The fingers, il imparts nj
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like nov leather in all respects
with delightful sotiness and polish, and makes
all leather completely and perfectly imperyious
TO walor--and particularly boots, shoes, carriage
tops hose, trunks, harness, and in fact all tbngs
made OF leather, giving a splendid polish, even
higher than new leather has, and at least doubling
It's wear and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used. These are facts
Those who viii nay wear old shoes, croan with
corns, rice with old carriage tops have old harness
and throw them away half used, look filthy them
selves and all about them, expend double WIN, is
necessary for articles OF leather 10 their heart,
content, for what we care, il their prciudicos arc
so strong they viii not try new discovery. We
have no tayors TO ask of thcm they ARE the rreat.
est sufferers, aud we beg for nobody's custom or
patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
VI None genuine unless with the fac-simile of
Comstock & CO. For sale IN Charlotte. N. C. nv |
u. Oates; IN Salisbury hy C. b. Wheeler: in Lex.
Ington by J. p Mabry in reonsboroush by ]. &.
L. Sloan IN Fayetteville by J. A M'Rae; in York.
vile. y T. by Comstock & Co.'S agent.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
cABARRUs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, JoIs
Term, lS43.
X. p. Harris Ex'r Of Jas
S. Spears, o-.-.,

+. x r. Folger and e'iea on Land
G. q {. & II. Caryill
n i appearing to the satisfaction Of tho Court,
N that the defendants, +, & r. Folgcr and c. &
c. Il ii. Caryill, are not inhabitants Of this State,
Ordered by tie Court, tbs, publicslion be made for
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, printed in
Charlotte, n. c. that the defendants be and az.
pear at our next Cour, Of Pleas ard Quarter Ses.
sions, 10 be held cor said county at the Court
House IN Concord or the Sd Monday 10 October
next, then and ihete to plead or reply, otherwise
lndgmon, will be cntorsd against them AVID the
lands levied on sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs claims
Witness, kiah 7. Harris, Clerk Of our said Court
at Concord, this 30 Monday in July. si3 aud the
6sth year Of our Independence.
kIAH p. HARRIS, CIah
Printers Fee, s. 62l. Il
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a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co,nn,,

~ LA,---Comstock's Compound
- Extract There is no other preparation OF
Sarsaparilla, that can exceed or equal this. Ifyou
are sure to get Comstook's, you viii find il snpe.
rlor to all others. II does not require putting.
For sale in Charlotte, N. C. by D. Oates and #.
j. Holion; in Salisbury by c, B. Wheeler in Lex.
lngton by J. p. Mibry; in Greensboroueh hy j.
u H. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae; in
fo'kv@'o, S. {, by Comstock & Co.'S agent.
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REV. DIR. BARTHoLoMEW'S
Pink EixpectOrant Syrup,

I.
A agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
IA for Coughs, Iloaeseness Colds, Pain in the
Breast, Influenza, Hard Breathing, and Difficult
Expectoration. Fc- Adults and Children in cold
climatcr and warm.
Have you Cough DO not neglect il! Thou
sands have met premature death Tor the want OF
q little attention To a common cold
Have you Cough 2--lley. DR.. Bartholomew
Expectorant Syrup a safe medical prescription,
containing no POISONOUS drugs, and used in an ex-
iensive practice for several years, will most posi-.
lively afford relief, and save you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps inio tho grave HUNDREDS Of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have you a Cough BE persuaded TO purchase
bottle Of this Expeetorant Syrup today To
morrow may be too late.
Have you Cough - Bartholomew Expec,o.
rant Syrup j. the only remedy you should take &c
cure sou. For this plain reason: That 10 the
thousand cases where 1t has been used, II has not
failed 10 relieve.
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. BY D. Oates and T.
J. Iiol,on in Salisbury by G. ., Whecler 10 Lex.
t1gton by J I. Mabry; IN Grcensborougb by J &
X. Sloan in Fayoitesilleby J. A. MRae; in York.
vile, 5. {. by Coinstock & Go s agent.
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NOTICE.
Mountain Beef.

os-erqysFS " ME subscriber having made
W{.xf&/% Z arrangements with Mr.. Jour.
kTNAW dan Council OF Ashe county, 10
GrsMs-. furnish him regularly with the
best beci Cattle his country affords, he will be
prepared to give bis customers beef of the very
best quality, in Charlotte every morning during
Court weeks, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday Of each week during the rest Of The season,
aud regularly at lus county stands. As he has
TO pay cash for Cattle, and furnishes his custom.
e-s With the best beet, payments will necessarily
have 10 be made punciualIy.
THOMAS G00DLAKE.
Sep l547. 50f
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PILES. AZ

A RE wholly prevented, or governed if the af.
n tack has come on, if you use the oaig true
HAYS LiNiMEST, from Comstock & Co. All Sores
aud every thing relieved By il that admits of an
outward application. II acts like charm. Use il,
For sale in Charlotte, N, G. by H. Oates; in Sa.
lsbury by c. u. Wheeler IN Lexington by ]. p.
Mebry IN Greensborongh by j. & Il. Sloan: In
Fayetteville by J. A. MRac; in Yorkwlle, S. C.
by Comstock g. Co.'S agent.
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STATE OF NORTHCAROLINI

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, JuIv
Term, 1913.
Moses Ilough and Wife,
vs. n. i.
Isaac Lewellcn, Jesse Lc- '''''0" III ot'il1n.
wellen and others.
III appearing TO the satisfaction Of the M,
n that Isaac Lewellen, Jesse Lewellcn, Wl,,,
Lewellen, Aman Lewellen, Thomas Bennett s6i
wife Elizabeth, Nathaniel Bivens and wife Jep
ma, and Sarah Lewellen, reside beyond the l,j,.
Of this State, II is Therefore Ordered by the Cour,
that publication be made in the Charlotte Joorrfi
for six weeks, notifying said defendants to appea,
at The next Court of Pleas and Quarter Session
10 be held for the county Of Union, at the Con-,
House at Labatl's Cross Roads, on the lst Mona,g
in October next, and then and there 10 plead !.
swer, or demur 10 plaintiffs petition, or ildemf,t
pro confosso will be taken against them.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said Con,
at Office, the Isl Monday Of July, A. d., Iel3, al
sixty seventh year Of American Independence
HUGH STEWART. C. UC
Printers fee IS 62A. $50
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EH oRSES that have Ring bone, Spawn, Wind
gals, &c. arc cured by Roofs Specific and
rouNDERED horses entirely cured BY Roos'
Founder Ointment Mark this, all l,orsemcn.
For sale in Charlotte, N, c. by u. Oates; in So.
llshury by c. b. Wheeler in Lexington BY J. +
Mabry; in Groenshorourh by J. & X. Sloan; G.
Fayetteville BY J. A. M'Rae; in Yorkviile, 5, 10
by Comsiock & Co.'S agent.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the subscribcr fo,
IN BLACksMITIIING, are requested 10 come
forward and settle, ii is his intention 10 rerovc
from Charlotte as soon as be can settle his Lns;
ness. ~ EVAN HACLER.
Sept. IL, l843 $50
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just Received,

HkR. MICHAELS' FILLS. an elTceluaI cu,.
~ for the FEVER and AGUE
Also
An admirable Vegetable Tonic, in cases Of DYS
PEPSlA, and debiitaied state of the system.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
b. OATES
Sole agent for the proprietor, Charlotte, \. &
FEB. 81, 1913. 22tf
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
cABARRUs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, july
Session, lS43.
Jno. NJ Morrison
G.&C& II. Carvju Original Attachment levi
,vn cd on Land.
F. & Il. Folger.
MI appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
n that the defendants G. K e. g. H. Caryill and
+. a. X. Folger, ara not inhabitants of this State,
Ordered by The Court, that publication be made for
SIX weeks In the Charlotte Journal, printed 10
Charlotte, N. c. that the defendants be and ap
pear at our next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sea
slons, to be held for said county, at the Court
House In Concord, on tho Sd Monday Of October
next then and there TO plead or reply, otherwise
Judgment will be entered against them and the
lands levied on sold to satisfy plaintiffs claims
Witness, Kiah p. Harris, Clerk Of our said Court
al Concord, this Sd Monday of July, l943, and :hs
18th year Of our Independence
KIAH z. HARRIS, Cte,k.
Printers Fee, s. 62J. "a
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THE NEW EHRROR.
Every number embellished with
A Beautiful Steel Engraving.
Enrrn NJ q. ?. NORRIS AND y. P, Willis.

REASONS PoR TAXING THE NEW MIRROR
THREE Dollars cannot buy 30 much OF literary
and pictorial value Ia any other shape
FDgtro highly .Gaisled stcel eagrariHgs arc
given m the course Of the year
The literary contents are the frcrhest and hest
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The type and PaPer are no, exoelled by those Of
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A splendid book 10 bind and preserve is IN your
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hing OF current interest worth remembering, and
many invaluable gems at literature and AIT.
delightful risi'oT TO yoaT fgmRy ciiele is such
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Blythe y'sr zach number eost bit fire pence, tho
there are IN II sixteen pages of the choicest mat.
ter and picture such as could not 10 bought
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II riH cost you nothing 10 se0d your subscription,
as postmastcrs arc authorized 10 enclose Il 10 The
editors postage free.
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Hi EADACtlE-.Dr. sPHoN's HEADACHE
II REMEDY will cfec;ually cure sick bend.
acne, either from the nerves or bilious. Hundreds
OF families are using il with great 10y.
For sale in Charlotte. N. G.. By r. Oates; in Sa.
llsbury by G. u. Wheeler; in Lexington b Up.
Mabry in Grcensborough by ]. g. II. Sloan in
Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rae in Yorkyille, S. C.
by comsock and Co.'S agent.
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A COURTHOUSE

in the town of Monroe, until the 20lh dav of No.
vember next The building to be fly seet By
forty, two stories high, TO be based on rock one
foot below the suriace and two feet abuve. the
walls to be Of wood good quality. The basement
story to have passage eight fee wide through
the centre Of the entire building, each side Of
which 10 be divided into three Offices and stair.
case. The second story to be twelve feet in the
pitch 10 be divided into Court Room aud two
Jury Rooms. 1t i desirable that the house should
be built and finished according to the most mod
crn aud PLAIN style. The proposals must embrace
the plan, spec heation and estimates Of cost-tbe
Commissioners to be a, liberty TO suggest such
alterations as they may think proper and vary the
estimates accordingly. Applicants should ad.
dress there communications 10 the Chairman of
the Commissioners. at Oakville, Union county,
N. {, post paid The Commissioners will decide
within fifteen days after the time above specified
and would wish all applicants present
A. STEVENS, Chairman .
S. p. STEWART,
WIN. HAMILTON,
WI. WILSON, 2
NJ. ASTIN,
X. RODGERS,
Oakritle, Sept 6, l5i3. td
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NOTICE TO CON
TRACTORS.

HNHE undersigned Commissioners. appointed
Il at the July term Of The Court OF Pleas and
Quarter Sessions for the County Of Union, will
IeceiYe aealed nrnnn-nls or Lnil.l.nn
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BLANK WARRANTS for sale al tais
OFFICE.
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WOULD refer the reading public TO the nu
Il merous voluntary letters published in III
Good Samaritan relative TO the happy and benefi
cial effects of the administration Of
DIR. MOEFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIy
EIT"rERS
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7. J. HULTON, Agent.
Charlotte, ". c.
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90 THE WORLDS FAvORlTE!-BLACKWOOD
Edinburgh Magazine for April will be published at noon
TO-DAY, at the New World ONCE, 80 Ann street. at
only lsl cents per single copy, 81 The great
talent embodied in this celebrated periodical and the
price at which afforded, renders the cheapest
gazine in the world The present number is splendid
one judged by the following table of contents:
]. The Practice Of Agriculture-a noble article.
H. Poems and Ballads Of Schiller.
III. The Last Of the Shepherds capital story
" The Founding of the Bell-by Charles Mackey.
v. Ammolat Bek-a true tale Of the Caucasus-from
the Russian Of Marlinsky-chap.er ILL.,
vi Occupation of Alden.
VII. Sonnet.
VIII. Caleb Stukeley-part XIII.
TX Imaginary Conversation between Mr. Walter sa-
vsge, Lander, and the Editor of Magazine
X The Burial March Of Dundee.
XII Lord Elenborough and the wings.
J. WINCHESTER, Office, 30 Ann nj.
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that the city is so full Of strangers they could
not employ their time advantageously should they
have leisure hour at their command than by visiting
the American Museum. The immense number of curl
osties that the establishment contains would richly pay
them for the trouble every quarter Of the globe has
trbuted its quota to the valuable collection The grand
cosmoramas form prominent eature-they consist Of
nearly hundred views and exquisite works OF
to behold them alone well worth double the price of ad
mission. Thesplendd performances in the Lecture Room
comprise every variety of entertainment Singing danc
ing juggling, limitations, rectations, legerdemsin &C.
Where else much be obtained for twen
ty.6ve cents
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90 The lberaty that is evinced by the manager of
Peales Museum has been attended with the success we
predicted We have always maintained that fthe public
presented with attractions they will appreciate them
and the patronage conferred will be commensurate with
their merits. DR.. Valentine is great favorite and it
would be difficult to performer who has afforded
more geaune delight, and gives creator satisfaction. To
sgnor Btz must be conceded the palm of superiority
magician. For though there many persons in the
profession there not who possesses 1.-THE OF
his abilities.