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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-06

lie UTSL nuIlDeI Ol lne : VVH3S OLQUUurG
will be distributed generally throughout the
District in order to facilitate the carriers in the
formation of their routes Those persons who
desire to be furnished thereafter with the paper,
will inform the carriers on the day following.
Orders may be left with r. W. Bates, First
Ward, William Blanchard, near Fuller's Hotel,
Henry w. Winter near Gadsby's Hotel, John
O'Neale, near the Navy Yard, v. Harbaugh,
opposite the Patent Office, or at the Office, corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street; in
Georgetown, at the stores Of O. M. Linthicum
and Edward S. Wright; and in Alexandra, with
our agent, Mr.. Latham.
Those friends who design advertising with us,
will confer favor by sending their advertise
ments to the office by o'clock, p. m, or leaving
them at the store Of Mr.. Mills, in the same
building, where box has been placed for their
reception.
ELECTIONS TO CoME.-Three States have yet
to hold their regular elections. Michigan for
governor, three members Of Congress, and mem
sbers of the Legislature, on the 9th of Novem-
Der; Mississippi for governor, four members Of
Congress, and members of the Legislature, on
the 9th and 7th of November; Massachusetts
for governor, members Of the Legislature, and
four representatives to Congress, to fill vacancies
in their delegation, on the 18th; and Vermont
on the 14th for member of Congress in the
second district. There is also a vacancy in the
Georgia delegation, occasioned by the death Of
Col. John Milen.
The election for members Of the Legislature
takes place in New York tomorrow.
THE ANGLo-AMERIcAN, advertised in another
column Of this paper by the agent of that popu-
lar work for the District of Columbia, COM
menced its second volume on the 2Sth ultimo.
1t is no more than justice to say, that we know
of no periodical which on the perusal has yielded
us more abundant intellectual qualification than
the Anglo American, which, being edited by
A. ID. Paterson, Esq, formerly Of the Albion,
a writer Of emnence well known in the first
literary circles in New York, bids fair TO obtain
wide and extensive circulation and perma-
nent support. The selections are of the most
entertaining kind, and the original articles are
written with consummate ability.
,..i
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-The subscriber has Just
ID received choice lot of Buckwheat Flour, which
will be sold by the bag or pound; also choice lot
of " Moore's" Hams, at his Family Grocery Store,
nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank on It'll street
nov 6--lw s. HOLINESS
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I5@ TAvERN-KEEPERs, COME FORTH THE Tav-
ern-kcepers of the City of Washington are respect
fully invited to attend special meeting on Wednes-
day evening next at O'clock, to be held at homas
Bakers Franklin House, at the corner of 9th and ID
streets to take into consideration business of impor-
lance to al who come under this head.
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L. S. DONOHO,
A TTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE CITY HALL, EAST WING, No. 81
roy aIa =

g PARKER, importer Of Paris Kid Gloves, and
~. dealer in French Fancy Articles generally,
also, fine Perfumery, from the houses Of Lubin
Guerlain Provost, Sc, Of Paris; Combs, Brushes,
and Fancy Articles-Pennsylvani Avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. now
NEW FRENCH MILLINERY OF THE LA
In TEST PARIS FASHIONS-Just received by
MADAME DE LA RUE, on Pennsylvania Avenue,
between 18th and 18th Streets where may be found
excellent assortment Of the very best and hand
soonest head-dresses for soirees, artificial flowers,
gloves, bonnets, caps perfumeries, &c, &C., all Of
which will be sold very low for cash.
nov 6-3t MADAME DE LA RUE. i
CHEAP TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AND
~ CLOTHING STORE, bet,ceen 1lth and 10Th
streets, Pennsylvania .Auen,se.P. BRENNER late Of
Alexandria, having located himself above stated,
is prepared to execute any order in his line from
the coarsest to the finest fabric, which he pledges
himself shall be done well and cheaper than in any
establishment in the District.
J. B. intends keeping constantly hand, q supply
Of ready made clothing, such as Gentlemens Dress
Coats Over Coats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, Stocks,
Gloves, suspenders, &C. (Capitol) nov 6-3t
yXTISTAR'S COUGH LOZENGES These Log
w enges cannot be too strongly recommended to
public attention a safe and eectual medicine for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, &C. They are
very serviceable in soreness and tightness Of the
breast, difficulty of breathing, hoarseness, &c., and
give almost immediate relief in troublesome sensation
tickling in the throat which is tormenting in this
complaint
They have been used very extensively in this city
and other places, and have given universal satisfac
ton to all who have used them; price IS cents per
box large quantity just manufactured and for
sale, with directions, at GlLMAN'S,
Qate Todds), Drug Store.
liberal discount made to druggists and others
dealing in the article. nov 6-lm
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(lIGAR5 TOBACCO, AND SNUFF DEPOT
~ 100000 Cigars Of various brands5O kegs Of prime
Cheoihg Iobacco.--The undersigned would respect
fully invite attention to his large and extensive as
sortment Of Superior Cigars and Chewing Tobacco.
The following some of the choice brands Of for
eign importation, warranted genuine
CIGARS.
Flora regalia, Ia boxes
Britannia, ITO boxes
Paixhan, ITO and 100 boxes
Plantation, lilo boxes
Leeshore, or Lavuelta La Norma
Cazadores, IA and 1-8 boxes; La Caroline
Canones; Constantia; Nonpareil; Imperial
Principe Perez, l-8 boxes; Rendon Principe
Ladies' Havana, 10 boxes
East India Cheroots CASTILLO or rifle.
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
James, gold leaf; Magnolia brand
Aliens honey dew; Robinson's honey dew
Bridges natural leaf; Halsey's gold chop
Pocahontas brand; Oronoko natural
Hare's sun cured; Wards Capitol brand
Eliots sweet; Hamett's to pound;
Murrell's to pound Dumas S to pound
Small plug, various qualities
Snuhs of every description
Pipes, smoking tobacco, sc.
In fact, have every thing in my line to please the
taste Of the most fastdious, all of which will dis
pose Of 10 per cent cheaper than any other wholesale
house in the District.
Grocers, hotel keepers, and others, would do well
to give CALL as am determined to sell as cheap
as any in the Eastern cities.
N. b. All goods solo, if not as represented, will
be exchanged, or the money returned.
w. H. WINTER,
No. 6, east of Gadsby's, sign of Jim Crow
nov 6-3m
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r IFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, in
~ two volumes, handsomely bound embellished
with view of the statue on Cumberland road, and
fac-simile Of letter from Mr.. Clay For sale by
l#tfesN+sf r.. FARNHAM,
nov 6 corner 18th street and Penn av.
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EDWARD s. WRIGHT, Bridge Street Georgetown,
u Importer and Dealer in Cutlery, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &c., keeps constantly on hand on
the most favorable terms, the following articles
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Judge Story has son, says the New Haven
Courier, about twenty-three years Of age, who
is beautiful sculptor, paints superby, is a poet
Of more than ordinary promise, plays exquisitely
on number of musical instruments, is familiar
with number of languages, practises somewhat
extensively at the bar, and is about to publish a
legal work of great value and acuteness.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25

ART 0RMS! WORMS srARTl4Sa Eacrs.--
w Hundreds OF Children and adults are lost
yearly with worms, when some other cauze has
been supposed 10 be the true ono.
II IS admitted by oil doctors that scarce man,
woman or child exsts bot sooner or later uor-
blcd with worms and in hundreds Of cases sad
relate supp9sed fever. scGr!a,na, cold, OF somc
other aing carries OF the flowers Of the human
hmilv-shilc in truth they die 81 Worms and
these could have been cradcAtcd in day, BY the
usc Of a bottle Of kOLMSTOGk'S VERNE
FCGE, al The cost Of quarter Of dollar.
1J-Caufipn .--Sever buy this article unless i
has " Dr. holnsioek's vetmiflge handsomely
engraved on the outside label aud The fac-simile
u Camstock X e.
Tor eaic IN Charlotte. " c BY r. Oates and +.
Ilolt1u, ia Salisbury ~ G D. Wheeler; in Lea
NC Ton by = Mabry in Greensb1rongh by T.
n Il. Sloan; ia Fayetteville BY J A. M'Rac; IN
Yorksillc 5 q. BY Comslock x Cos agent
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REV. DIR. BARTHoLoMEw's
Pink ExpectOrant S,rpn

A n agreeable Cordial and Effective p'-
IA for Coughs, Iioarseness, Cold. Pal, '-.
Breast, Influenza, Hard BREATHING sps s-
Expectation. For Adults aud Cb..bra, -.
climates aud warm. -'.-
Have you Cough DO not noslsc, b. %.
sands have met a premature death lyr ,l, 49,.
u little attention TO common cold.
Have you Cough REV. Df. R.r.f.. .....
Expeclorant Syrup, safe u.edlc4l r-r-....-+
containing no POISONOUS drugs, and uss. b, d.
tcnsiyc practice for several years, " j. r..,
lively afford relief, and save you from tt. LII.
disease pulmonary consu nptiuu, which .-
sweeps into tie grave hundrds Of ne .-.,,. 8.
old, the fair, the lovely ard tie ssv. ~
Have you Cough Do persuaded.
bottle Of this Expectofant Syrup w.g...-
morrow may be too late
Have you a Cough Bartholomew. r...-.
rant syrup is the only remedy y1us 5.I,-....
cure you. For this plain reason. Tia, ...
thousand cases where it has been ss.l. q, ......
failed TO relieve.
For sale in Charlotte, n c. b. Z O,5,,..-
J. lIollon; 10 Salisbury BY G T. Naee..,..rf..
ington by J. 7. Mabry; ID GroeustgrouaGt.I
K. Sloan in Fayetteville rs J A. ll'E.s. d. ~.
vile, ). {. BY Comstocb & C0'sorag'
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Valuable Real Estate, Gold
Wines. &c,
1T PUBLIC 5TEG.E

A commodious DWELLING HOUSE aud
lots attached situated On Main street
Sixteen uaimproted lots yiug back OF Tie
above. nsncd premises.
Tie MANSION HOUSE with l9i acres q
land adjoining ilsn
Oae Ifac, 81 Land containing - acres. lying
s miles west % Charlotte. % " hich there Is q
Gold Mae. hnown 70 Je productive.
Aiao an Undivided interest 10 q Tract n Land
" miles from Charlotte. containing Gold
The 4b.,o d kLoar - ,Ao property lately own.
cd uy C0l " J. Alexander
ALSO
A. li, same t,mr and place, an aa1ridcd bali
Of 90 sofcs Of LAND, lyiug On tue waters Of
Mile Branch, known 60 be- rood mining tract.
lately Tho property of X w AieIanir Esq,
Itrss= "A credit 81 one. two ard three years,
ihr purchsscr giving bond and approved security.
PAYABLE II tho Agency o. the B4ak q tho State
Of Moth Carolina a. Charlotte. uitd aiofrsi ifofu
the tiHe 81 sale
JAS a JOHNSTON 3gtnt gf ne
Hsst Of fis Starr II n G. a Charlotte
Nsg : 1913 IA
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THE JOURNAL.
AN INCIDENT OF THE REVOLUTION.

AN INCIDENT OF THE REVOLUTION.
The Rev. Elisha Scott Williams, Pat
riot of the Revolution, was Delegate to
the late Wing Convention in Massachu-
sets. Having been called on to address
the Convention he made few remarks,
IN the course of which he narrated the
following incideu, of the Revelation:
General Washington kept the troops
four days at Trenton, when being informed
that greatly superior body of the enemy
was advancing to attack him and that a
part of the latter were lo.t at Princeton,
he determined to make forced march
upon that town. Accordingly he took a
circultous route and fell upon the enemy
at Princeton before those he had left behind
near Trenton, knew Of his departure. In
deed the firing at Princeton was the first
notice the British had that their expected
prey had escaped. The battle at prIace-
ton was hotly contested for some time aud
General Mercer being killed, the loss Of
this esteemed and beloved officer had so dis.
piriting an effect upon the Americans, that
a portion Of them began to retreat. At
this luncture It was that the immortal
Father Of his country drew his sword and
cried appealingly 10 the retreatlng troops
-" Ny God--my Country TiH you
iedre me ~ And the soldiers rallied at
once, and the enemy was conquered. New
or, said Mr.. Williams, was the power OF
Washington over his troops displayed to
greater advantage than at this moment,
and depressed by the loss of dear officer,
nothing but that voice could have prevent
ed a defeat. Soon after this the army
went into quarters at Morrstown, and he
did not think that any further relation Of
his connection with the war would be IN
teresting enough to occupy the time Of the
convention with It's detail.
In conclusion the venerable speaker
earnestly invoked the God Of armies and
of Heaven, to bless our beloved common.
wealth BY leading the people TO choose for
their rulers men who partake Of the Revo-
lutionary spirit, who fear God, know their
duty, and conscienllously perform it, and
exert themselves 10 the utmost 10 promote
the good Of their fellow creatures"
Leyi,y Of behaviour is the baue of all
that is good and yriuous.
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List Of Letters
FH EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte
"a on the Isl Of July, ls43,

FH EMAlNlNG in the Post Oiiee at thatloiIe'
40 on the Isl Of July, ls43,
A Alexander. RIOS. Alexander. NJ Y. Alex.
auder Mrs Il. A Alexander. WIN. Alexander, ]
W Alo1apdfr. Isaac Anton. G. Alien, Mira. SA.
r,h Adams. Dan Alexander 4 W. n. Speek
RI ucu q Baker. Dr. Rfevard. Miss ). Bur
ress In prrrvhil ] W. Badser. J. Bfadshaw,
/ nj psscu. Levi. Bl,rkn,ap.
C-Miss Alice Claupean. Roln Carter, Miss
ua,v & Cteigbton las Cai,in J. + Cannon,
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EHALDNESS-BA or COLUMBIA, for
u D thG hair, which viii stop ii if falling out, or
restore It on bald places aud on children make il
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost the huir
from any cause.
All VERMIN that infcst the head Of children
in schools, are prevented or killed by it at once
Find the name of Comstoek & Go. ON /. or never
try it. Remember this nitrays.
For sale in Charlotte, N. G. by h, Oates and T
J. IIol,on in Salisbury by G. u. Wheeler; in Leg
npton by J. Z. Mabry in Greensborourh by J
g. Il. Sloan in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rac; u
YorkyiIlc, ). &. BY Comslcck Il Cv's agcnt
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Dr. Nofahrs Life Medicines.

IpllE proprietor Of these matchess specifies,
- while he has cause 10 feel the most nnquali.
fed satisfaction in relation 10 the unparalleled
popularity aud general use they have obtained
feels cuusralucd by considerations as disintorost.
cd as they ore sincere, 20 continue TO press them
upon the consideration aud trial OF the public, till
no invalid, aud no family IN the whole compass
Of the Union. shall be without knowledge of
them and their incstmabo virtues The certir
icatcs which he has heretofore published in al.
most countless numbers, end in reference TO eve.
~ possible variety Of disease fully establish his
medicines, beyond even the possibility of doubt
as the most generally useful. and the most untail
nrly efficient, of all the medicines, Of whatever
description, ever yet presented to the world aud
he feuls that hp IL but doing his duty 10 his fellow
citizens IN urging them 10 I, Il for thcmselges tho
benefits to he derived from bis LIFE FILLS and
PHOENIX BirrERS. Ills Office is at No. 375
Broadway,
The above medicine FOR sale BY
L. ]. HOLTON, Agent.
Charlotte, v. c.
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on. LEATHER RESTDRER. a NEW eli
MIttAI niGt nNTEN

on. LEATHER RESTORER. ANEW CHE
MlgAL DISCOVERY,
- usT people kpu~. .,4. fa,ns and hides arc
4FH converted ir,l isgttsf ~ Tie use Of Tan.
ON extracted ffor cctla.n hs.ss, &c. Waca tie
force and strength 81 tlr Tarnin il worn aa'.
Icsthc, becomes dad lard, DIV lf.3's. craftsi.
-erdtd wi3 eWti, Sc. THIS An hAOW.
To restore then l's, sg'iHrss uolstH,sF, sHsagtA,
saogitHssa, and remove ali rtga'. z =, 81 blister
fsstoo, he faaniF, 1Ais susstauee tic leather
never can frte5f, :uc rrran4 time hutthc whole
virtues ni 4 ere 90 th.s att.ar, lho oil or TAN.
NlN--whieh peHfi3a,cs tie sulI,si aud hardest
leather, i' u hos teen twenty years IN use and
II Il tears easily v.,h the fingers, it impafts at
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like rrp leather. in all respects
vl'h dtiEhtful soitncsa and polish, and makes
aA leather completely Arj gtfrclly lmpcfsiaus
10 ~a'rr--aud particularly l.sols Shoes, cetfiagc
tops, hose. trunks. harness, and in act oil thin.s
made Of leather, giving a splendid polish. even
higher t,an ncw ira',vt has, and at least doubling
Is wear rpd durability ia whatever maaner The
Gather Is ueed. Thesc are facts.
Those Who sal. may wear old shore. rraan with
carus ride w!tF lid C.rfianr tops, have Old batntss
aud throw then away hali ustd, luok filthy them.
selves aud all about them, otpend double what IS
necessary for articles e. i.u,bsr To their h-ar's
content Tor what We care, II lAeir pfr.auicss arc
20 strong they viii not try ncw discovery. We
have no latofs 70 4sk Of heu, ihcy arc the great.
est sufferers, AID we beg iot n1h,dy's custom OF
patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
1JN1nc genuine uulcss with the fac-simile Of
Comstock & Go. tor sale n Charlotte, n. c. by
y. Oates 10 Sllahury by c. H. Wheeler; in I.ct.
inFton by ] 7 Mabfy' 10 Grecpsharough hy J. &
K Sloan 10 Fayetteville by J. A VI Rae; IN ! oIk
vile, 5 G. by Comstock & Cos agent.
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Revolutionary claims.

NsliE subscriber having made arrangements
u With gentleman residing IN ihe city Of
Washington, " no, fnr tho last ten yeafs has been
engaged in The examination o; claims for Regoiu.
tl0fary services the rensiou ofcc, Is fully pre-
pared % prosecute successfully 81 claims !or Rev
eolius-ry faruces. provided icr uaac' the .o.lgr
iag named ae.s Of Congress, W an act pfovld.
ine for officers en1 gr.yatra WhO vcie cnittlfd 70
land Co Revolutionary rsgt iecF ard who hsfe cot
yet obtained 1t, u hon ,uea officers Or prifaiss
have died Their heirs are provided "a ~ Alec pro-
Aidiug lur uAieets and pFsVateS ~ tho last wa,
whu were emitted 10 Bouniy Lard apd Who have
rGi yc, obtained h. IN 4eI granting h1i-Pay %
ajaov- " urphsns whrto iAeir tu-b-rds aud "a
,4cfs werc soldiers Of the Rcsuiut5n.
Those - is!ows who sPpied under iho art Of JAY
It'll l-Js and ohiaiGrd peus!ans inr hsr fsafs
from tic l,h II March. 1896 src nav entitled I'M.
der he aet 81 March 80, i-t3 70 dfaw pension
at the same rate f1r and during ,io further term
Of olc year, froGl the i.h q March l-iJ
WI T. DAVIDSON.
CLINTON. J4us %, l-t1 t0ff
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A Card TO the Public.

FESIlE amount Of bodily aad m,r,.. r,....
n Arising from neg Ice! Of small s.r,-.
is incalc9luble, and il is thcse.lrg Of ,.a ......
importance that strict attention ta ,i-f ....-.
most trihing bodily iAdtulies sagas b. l..
for diseases Of the body lus.ri.hv aFs...
mind DR.. MGIFAT"S VEGETABLE ta
MEDICINES, IN every iHslaucc shes. +.
have been thoroughly used, have lRlly..e
OVER DISEASE IN almost all us s.....
forms. Tho saIu;ary effects U. ta. I.. r..
cues have, in fact, been 50 ua.gCrsa.. gl.r...-
cd that 10 the thott space Of t,tu gla.s...,.. H..
bocc-., fully established as the mr.' ,.s.. -.
and perfect mode VI treatment cglt p...... ,...
public
1t is unnecessary, here, g. y. 8, T. ...-
eapitnlite ali the reasons aa... t.,. .a.
hin 10 arrive a, this conclusion ltas1
Tor him to say, that the G.al@r.rst- .n
Of his fellow citizens who iaye t.aa ..
use the Life Medicines, viii ifref c r
any one who may feel DISPOSED 10 c.. .-.5e
ice, 3IJ Broadway. !!y has l...ra 60. .a.a
thousand letters, voluntarily Fre-. Rs
licn's, tie receipt and pgTasu d.. T...a a.
him more plCasGig ihln a.. tbs at-..a. Ii.
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps asar1- ....
Origin Of Modal's Lie Medicines u.s l..s
4 protracied and painful 1''aes- o. ,lg.- a.
tor, MIR. JouN Mo'rSr. Whaa ' en- H. +
was a prosperous and i.satisa.rg incident s
the o&or part Vi the cltyi aaa a-sar
and employed number Of our tu-.
clans lac, after months 81. suffering, ...
cd upon totry the pCGlrtac Ha..a.l.1
% The public.
The effect OF tic Lie Medicine !. .
case was unparalleled 10 TIC b.t.r7 f..
experience; and he Immediately t-,l-r
make known to the world mcG .,.be tow.
not only owed biz lc, Bot bis happiness
uniform success which has since ATTENDED
administration in every instance where
trial has been given them, has b0sa srr.
thousands and incUAtesl5.y Pfg'es .l-a
merit
The LIFE MEDICINES can BE- 'as
BY persons Of any age, and thc sel.
The nervous and tbs delicate, are st's.
.hcir operation, because by their r--- s
, cr action upon the secielious Of
.heir assimilation With and pur-aa
blood, they clear the system q.
luiot al nervous i;riia5.air, az -a
docc sound health.
For fol- particulars rcl1Usr -
eases, nodes Of treatment w b
be reader Is feiefrcd 70 iaa
pa6i,shtd Grqtatausly Is D. ~ 81
Broadway, ia which arc also rg
from Dumerous haitp,iae lu3 --
tors received The pas, few mgc-.-.
THO above medicine idr sale &C.
T. j. HOifON, '-
fEs-s..
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NEW MIRROR

= Der emhe!Hts'r. q Wllaau tlfs-
lilo Design On Sfc,l-N1Ees z rt
hORRlS-I.lust,aurt lyJ d. tu,rsaa
engaged exclusively r-fls uats. st--s.a
Dollars pct aEnuu >lrr Nr
L. tie course Of .s., us.a-
will commence. on kts nra ssf-.-.
lion Of a MN srg,rs of tae Mn E.r
10 Tue satsr8 farm. rn an sr..rs
mel p.sn. wilma SO. T.
5sr. ard al tic reduced price a' ..
per anuum, or si1 4s. Z. ..5.g,- s...s --
Tim MN. wirR.e al, te7s.- riffr --.--..
IN, and attractive Ir.fp,cs a4,I. .-...
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contain irgpt,f,l oririrq. Er---r.. I'd s
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an i,y,s, ri,b ,.,c,,r,,- ,.,sr~s,. Rises
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