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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-09-27

"7He character of an Honest La,ryer." r."--fn
the 'Cifafacter of an Honest Eawyer.' printed l
think in 1896, it is said among other things, that
he is enc that practices the laws as not to forget
the gospel, but always wears a-conscience as we'll
as gown. He weighs the cause more than
gold land if that will not-hear the touch, his gen.
erous scorn puts bacLthe feey- -1heugh+e knows
an the criticism of his faculty and the nice snap
peradocs of practice, yet he never uses them, ex
cept in defensive way, to countermine the plots
of knavery for he affects nothe deviish skill of
out battling right, nor aims at the shameful glory
of making bad cause good; but with equal con
tempt hates the VOLTS study and the dogs elo-
quepce, and dlsdains to grow great by chancery,
or build himself fortune on the spoils of the op-
pressed, or the ruin of the widow and orphan
He has more reverence for the profession than to
debauch for unrighteous purposes, and had rath-
er be dumb than to suffer his tongue to pmp for
injustice, club his parts to bolster up cheat Il
hope every Of the profession has taken this to
heart, but if not, let no man now reject it. for it
is mighty lesson that each of them should learn.
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An Amusing Scene.-The New Haven cores
pondent of the Hartford Times gives the follow
ing amusing case of divorce which came before
the House of Representatives of Connecticut on
Wednesday morning last - ---.~1s-.
The wife of the petitioner it seemed had been
false to her lord. Mr., Nc Curdy, as'chairnan of
the Divorce Committee read certain love missions
from the false fair addressed to her paramodr full
of affection, and closing with the poetical post
script -. -,
IS Canaan is my dwelling place,
Norfolk is my nation :
AndI will narry him love, -. So -.
..-4- In spite of 10y relation. -ls- -
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AT0EE Wastaten upVaHd Committed ,o,
44 Jsi1 of Caswsn County, North Carolina whs
runaway save, on The f7th inst, Negro who as as
seEas hlmselE eHaus and Ehe; calls him
HENRY NJ ERID1TH II, ,aRd says he was raised in cl
ford County, teState Of New York, and abont " Gol
rniesnf AeG View YsRla has papers ,an' ee
sealPg him V pc free man He says he recsI1 ple
left New ork on board a Steamboat, and an6a9ay
Chdftestens South eaTDIira Whiehplace he immeSuaa
~ LEFT for RchmQad Eginia 4Said negro is evde
ly Slave Is Black FELLOW about five feet leu
eleven inches high; has small scar over each OF
ane is supposed to- be abuut 1wentystYo or three e
ferward, prove his properly pay charges, and e ,
him away. Said egrp has some marks of The iIsSs
about him. s'7s' ZACH4R1AH toCKET, Ir;as nS lash
.aApril24. Is43.a 2-J IT .473 zg4r 443"f'
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Effect Of Ostentation upon Credit-The Ed

Effect Of Destination upon Credit The Ed
inburgh Review relates the following incident: ~
A retired merchant of enormous fortune, living
in great retirement, is said to have kept hissac-
count with a banking firm headed by baronet.
His balance in the bank was generality from-thir-
ty to forty thousand pounds, and the baronet deem
ed it only proper attention-to So valuable acus-
toner to Invite him to dinner at his villa in the
country. The splehdor of the banquet to which
the old man reluctantly repaired, .impelIed him on
his entrace to apologize tohis host for subjectng
the latter to so much Inconvenience. %. The baron
ct replied that on the contrary, it was incumbent
on him to apologize for taking gthe liberty ofasE
ing'-his guest to partake of'a family dinner
Nothing further passed but the next morning the
customer drew his Vholebaiance out ofthe Bank
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PoEVRY.

i - So b -
TAKE THE RUBY WINE AWAY.
Bring me forthslhe cup of Gold5
Chased by Druid hand of DID,,
Filled from 8ender fountains breast,
Where the waters are ARREST; -
This Coz me,--in joyous hour,
This for me,-in beauty's bower
This for me,-in manhood's prime, =
This for me,-in life's decline.
BeiBg me forth the humber horn,
Filled BY hunters hand at morn,
From the crystal stream that flows
Underneath the blooming rose,
Where the violet loves to sip,
And the lilly cools her iRy
Bring me this and 1 Will say,
Take the ruby wine away.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-09-27

ENOE MILES, GRANGE, N. c.
subscriber keeps oD band 5of sale supply Of a.n
FLOUR, made out of Wheat well cleaned bv dSo ISa
rett'sPat Garlic and SThup Maehine = DaF
sAlses LlsSEED olLsgcsfslglly made, and Strained
RoltsE - ~ gstkSfsasS Tss9ltsGs 8 ; "Nu woo
His Wool -Carding Maehipessare always ready e.,
earding and breaking Wool, when the weather = tp ~
veTabte: ~ t9 ,ss,t@5 * T .,-..,.. - ID
He will give the highest prices for good clean Wb.,.
aid Flax Seed ff@-s ls75' f-+. NY -. "H'S'
observation-disclosures viii be punctually atleDd..
to. Letters directed to Enoe Mills, FIVE miles ea.'
THOS. w. HOIDFN
Z ~ 1uIe 4. 1919: .5ssszs ....- 449tf
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THE DEATHBED OF NAPoLE ON.

By 1.-TWO SISTERS OF TIE WEST"
The wild and foamfng wave
Broke on The island strand,
Where monarch found living grave
With tried yet broken band.
And the ocean winds were high,
And the tempest walked abroad,
When that eagle Gagged was called to die
That soul restored 10 God.
No woman's form was there
An angel mid the gloom,
But war-worn men, in stern despair,
Watched IN that midnighf room.
Those eyes which proudly looked,
On strife and hostile spears,
And shame and insult never brooked,
Were now all dim with tears.
But he for whom they weE-
Their eroavnless Emperor
His spirit still its vigils kept
On the purple tide of war.
Far from that dying bed,
From the nerVeless heart and limb,
From the bitter tears around him shed,
And the torches burning dim,
Far from the toeman's stings,
The isle on the lonely seas,
That spirit fed on its eagle wings,
As bird on morning breeze.
And he seemed, in death, to stand
As on many glorious day,
With folded arms aud high command,
Ghee more a tefe p aImeeH
He heard the cannon's roar
Twas but the laundering sea
And the trumpet pealed on his ear once more
Twas the tempest sweeping free.
And the crash of armies meeting
And the wall of the crushed and dying
Twas but the surf on the white sands beating
And the eagles scream in flying.
The light OF that glorious dream
Played on those features wan,
lighting the aspect pale and dinE
OF the fallen and dying man.
And from those pale lips came
Those words Of naughty sway,
That woke nations soul to fame,
When he stood '' u teEe P Gr7nee1
The tempest's wrath was done,
And the eagle sought her nest, -
And the waves lay calm in the morning sun
As if stars had kissed their nest.
The soul had passed away,
On the wings of the rushing storm
And the sunlight's first rejoicing ray.
Cleaned on marble form.
Yet daunttess still, and full
Of fixed and solemn might
Where the features wan and beautiful.
And the forehead broad and while:
And the dream of that dying heart,
Still like glory lay,
On the face of the exiled Bonaparte,
No more ga tete d, drmee."
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-09-27

LUcK-There is great deal which passes
for luck whichis not, such. Generally speaking
yours lucky feJtosCS,t WHEN enc searches closely
into their history, turn o to be yeur fellows that
know what they are doing, and how to do it IN the
right aoGy Their luck comes to them because
they work for it; it is luck well earned. They
put themselves in the way Of luck. They keep
themselves wide awake . They make the best of
what opportunities they possess, and always stand
ready for more and when a mechanic does thus
much, depend on it, it must be hard luck indeed,
if he do not get at least employers, customers
and friends u Tas7S'
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Brisadte Orders.

= +7.7'-fF> n sf1Fr HEAD QUARrERs. 80
- t14- .7t5'fN fNEwLIGHT, August II; 1s4S.seS y-,f
IP the CoOntLs cODlnGudipg the 1z Brigade of North
..a.A.,,z..e - ;. CdroiiHd JHikitia: = -
VoU are hereby Commanded to call together the COIN
and Prvates under your respective command for
the Inspection of Arms and Generak Review. - ,.
The 22d Regipaept at Nashville, on Tuesday, Oct 8.
7aN Both -'l'-7'sL Lodfsb6rg,s .fsssfufday
s'. 35sE s6"'> 'ssRaeigK = g Fs>tsszT,sts i l.
Have your Regiments ready for the inspection of Arms
al II O'Clock, A. M and General Review at b.,
By ofderUf JAMES M MANGUM. 3
JNo. M MCRENsHAw W. Aid -a'$~i - - 46O. ct -
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- Trust Sale. s~f sssss&ss =
nURSUANT. to a. Deed in Trust. executedzf6r fhe
benefit Of Eyerard Hall and others. Las TrAste4
shall expose to Public Sale the second day of October
next, ali the residue of the stock of -
HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, Sc
at the Store of Mr. JAMES T. ALFRIEND, in the City
of Raleigh. -. 80 ''''s'~~ ~ =
Persons wishing to purchase articles the abovelne
woulA do we'll to attend, they will be found sef good
quality Terms-of sale-Cdsh. , e t.-.. e
o. All persons indebted to Mr.. JAS T, ALFRIRND
are requested to make payment forthwith to me.
- JOHN C. PALMER, Trustee r
Sept 10, 1s4s. @. !, ss46srst
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Broke Jafl.-.sf 8 Feewar6i.

HARDY, CARROLL, free negro. committed 10
LII the Jailof Wake county, for hersesfealI6g, sue
eeeded efsctughs escape the night of Tuesday
.rdv carrao i - -, ~:
ed, thickset, about feet 5inches high, with abushy
head, and lips somewhat thicker than is common for 4
negro He has EXCEEDING bad1ook 4Ashe issgenee
rally known, any further deseIPtoa. deemed Gnne-
cessary, ....g -. =: p - -
The above reward Fifteen Dollars win be given for
hsdeTvery to me, his confn etnent 50 Iget him.
Raleigh. N,sCt August 80. ls4s. W /. 4s 46I,tG ),
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- :. = -, !. no THE LADIES'.

Mrs. Chadwick respectfully informs the La
dies Of Raleigh and that she will cut ana
may bes requested. Also Ohildreaas dresses made TO
order Her charge wills be moderate She hopes by,
strict attention 70 business to receive share of public
august 1913. -@+' ~ @-'i+ +''-e 5Asz 46S.tE (
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- Notice

WAS committed to the Jail Of Person county, NC,
w negro boy by the name Aof-JIM-Aged about
eighteen wears, twoof his fingers off Of his right hand at
the first joint weighing about hundred and fifty
pounds FIVE feet seven inches hgh-who says he
sold by Mr. Moody5of Halifax, n. C!tto Mr. Walker
of Bef6ed. Va a6d resold BY Mr. Walker to1he Messrs
Davis, of Petersburg, Va, and sold by them oa Mr.
Weaver who lives in the Southern country. He says he
left Mr.! Weaver, MS way to the South, In Caswell
county, N. G.. '"f THOMAS NSFSEM0RE, Jaor. -
Roxboro's Sept 2, ls4S. as& ~as'zr-.t 4S2 st.
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z5s9 4sas stop tie RslHlRNEagk - R.asqxl
TaIJN away from The spbsaEi Ralaiehs onFhei
Id 26th inst my negro hey ltPSO ~ shout sixteen
years eid common rather thfn vfsaged, OF
Of catch or jerk in his alk.I believe raised
franklin or Nash by Mr.. Ransom. have.no doubt
that ne is effe of those Counties Any one that Will
take him opse that1 can ger him, tgSs@me
nation shall amply rewarded and az Ssssonahle ex
penses paid. = : JUHN ,WHTIE
fRaIegh Nze. June 27thsa S43.As lsa1 45esd
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New store.

- = .''.s New Store" -'1'@ 80" :
The Subscriber has Established new Store at Roles
Vile, (underthe care of EDVA RID A. JANNY1 where
heintends keeping, at all times, fill and genefafass
sortuTent Of fresh DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, lust,
rom the Northern Markets. which wiltbe sold cheap for
Cash. s. 80 *, s,s,ee S. La TUCKER. *
ga Large quantity of Alum SALT, cheap, u
August f84S. = - - - -" 'S|'<s 46O-tf
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Vai1abie Iseaf Estate for sas1e I

On the 24th 7Uf UctObeT NEXT Wit p6
ES2SS sold at the late residence of1saac Stalings
dee. in Johnston County, u. g. the following
- Property, tetsSit yarsAs rsg.i. - ,E's. q
About 5000 Acres of Valuable Land in lots to suit
purchasers One tract of 1850 Acres, is of frst rate
Pine and Creek Iand with good Grst and Saw Mill on
the premises on Little Creek; the Land lies on both
sides of the Creek Also, valuable. Tract Of Land,
containing 2s5 Acres with an excellent Dwelling there-
on and all necessary Outbuldings. -.....
AT the same time and place, will be sold, the Stock OF
Horses Mules Catte Sheep, and Hogs all the Farm
ing Utensils; one new fine Carriage Road Wagon;
Carts several Yoke of Oxen; SET of Blacksmiths
Tools; and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Corn and Fodder Peas, Oats and Wheat, and several
Log Chains and two pair of Log Wheels
Terms of S0le-A Credit Of six months will be CIV
en- and the purchasers required give bond and approx
ed security. EBERT A, BRYAN, Ear:
Z September, 20, ls43 = 464-ts
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Hands e6--A young damsel was. goingeto.

Hands efs--A young damsel was goingsto'a
party, when her mother charged her to keep the
bealx at a respectable distance Yo4 may LET
them converse with you as. rnpehas you please
but make % ths@ kgsP 9 sf tt hands dsEss1 5 MIS-
one gallant who was disposed to1 pat his arms
around her neck aSherepulsedlhis advances, and
cried GLANDS off, sirln., He, sued humb1yfo the
privilege of kissing her very>softIy on the cheek
o yes, you may kiss me as much as you please,
said she; e but mamma must keep your
hands Off : -. - -.
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pump Making.

VTNHE subscriber announces to the public that he s
il prepared to make, repair, and clean out pumps to
orderand at heshortest notice. He hopes by close
and punctuaI attention business to receive share of
public patronage. =
nc The subscriber may always be found or heard
from at Mr. Bartlett or Wm C. Upchurchs in this city,
JOSEPH r. MACADAMS:9 ~
June goth, ls43 A45l-H
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Halo, captain, stop 7 shouted a little urchiii. on
board Of one of the Sound steamboats,. !, ---.7,f
For whatp asked the captain. - ,.s,~,,,,.
I've lost my apple OEsF6oa1dP..- es..e-.e. -.
Many a, full grown. .surchin zeries outrfor the
wheels of the Universe to stop, that he may have
his apple. y zas-fr,osss s%1 %s~s1E 7-~ss>~ :.
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NRsI 10. .S.+PENDER,tof

MR. 10 sSsfRENDER,, ,of NaGarolinay hav.
N1 ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfect
ing himself in his profession, now prepared 10 exc
cute PORTRAITS MINIATURES or rHfSTOR1cAL
PAINTING. Those7Wishing 10 avail themselves Of
his professional services are requesleG to call at his
aTtellier in the old Secretary building, where speei-
mems of his execution may be seem Il s''7' f,
Feb. Y, l643 s.tre5a. III. -aa 434-tf.
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: sATTENPfoN re 0sIIFTIE FFIfN SIS.


Is Col Maceroni among his dSseasonable Hints y.
IN the Mechanics Magazine for January, 1885,
states that he had only three pair of boots for three
Years, and he thinks be Shall not want any more
for FIVE years to come. And why Why be
cause he has studied out preserving preparation,
suitable to the leather, and applied in a suitable
manner. Now, there is no use, III that, brother.
rnechanic25 A lit1s matter 7 know i is. Life
and comforts of it, and the expense of IT. and the
use of it too, are all made up Of little matters G
The ocean and the land are made up OF little mat
ters-drops of water and particles OF dust 1
come every way, in a word, to one and the same
conclusion. The mechanic, to conduct his busi-
ness 10 advantage, or TO live like a decent human
being to enjoy health and strength, to do justice
to himself or fimilg g-to be, in word, comforta7
Ble respectable, Of useful person must not be
an Ignorant Or an inafterti1e man and the more
he Knows and studies Of sthes. fight sort of knowl
edge, the. better It win be- This he must do him:
self Other men may do something for him
They have donesa gfcat deal, as r have shown;
But they have not done, they cahnot do allino,.
nor the best part. * mans mind, ike his eating
and breathing, belongs to- himself; and should.
be as sorry to have my ftinking done by my.
ne1ghbor,, as 70 have him eat up alImy bread and
not know why Col Maceroni. or any body else,
should have the better Of me OF my reader in that
affair of the boots advise you 10 see il, at any
rate And do you ask what is the ,Colonel's re:
ceipt? I'll tell you what 1eiae, is. Go, see for
yourself my good friend. = You might have in
vented ii as well as he !. but as you have not do
the best you can; read it. remember it, and prac-
tice it. Do the same in other matters. Keep a
bright look out. Take care Of yourself Mind
your business See, hear, read, think and nay
life on it you'll come out as, well as Col Macero.|
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ssrssJadge Littls.on, of Indiauas publisheta
a aetler enoufcing 4Nshsg gerry and Ienry Clay
So o0ess the world 2 The wings, poor Souls are
f4c EE4sIEa lh1l ss<zk1sASsti sre sStSa
fast droPRing gsoo1ni Oh 4sasiesf b 5sesA - SIS ~ 81
Noble Sshtinse's "a ne althof of
ing sent Ipeptis gnkno oysn Should Teeslve ss
"a grain lef eafgnine vii lnge gallon ot
water. So thatin eaery4drop the celor Wahbe per-
eeptiBle sndaa gEains of mnslnsVi4 4seeat a Eoon1
for twenty wears JustssoS If aAinaH cheatsathf5
nrifter:i the stain will be forever the
nfnutest atom Of atninute SOUL and vii leave a
scent of rascaltY about an ndiYidqaf strong en-
ough 70 make an honest man nsIr up his nose u
disgust and kick him out Of bis presence y he e
can't get rid Of him inzapg other mode .sse,sase
,Ykstepasbed. "A ~ man, in ghboEng State
recently tlyacalleds messing tors-the tP9FFese Oh
deciding what color thesehareheshoala besachate-,
washed. AFTER due aefiheratiohs itswassdecided
that it ishoulds be Tsass hitewashed whe-tvi1itef
whitewash, with "a lfttIea yellow IN iE' = s'
= -
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him. fortunately there we're friends enough to-
protect him. sFhe Miilerfe leadefs said all tbs
was tlIe effect of the Spirit Of God, I'll Inch, Of
thes. .Midnigh Cry saw how things were going,
and ahnouhced from the stind that these thlngs
were the works of the Devil and that the MiiierSs
ties must 1eavethe ground One minister deciaf-
ed that the world would come to an end thfss
year ''''sTt was Just as Sure preaching 9th.
ers of the hifler1tes said it would be IN the sew
eftl1 month from March fs43.s Others, that We
Should never See the 4st Of October t843, But
the meeting ended, and tie inspired ones
was well for theff that il did for the people were.
about adopting such measures as world protect
their wives and dans Itefs from the insults of these
deIuded men sssSs''s -s' ~ F''. ~ 30
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TrpVeIlers geing North,

"H0 wish travel not QplYthe best bpt the cheap
YVES route IcIH be careful MOI to Stop at ED.
GEss 2fniles south 1assoa bdto he6p Oi1td Gas
top,where, instead of Stage. will find Rail Road
Cars ready carry them 70 Baltimore and acere they
c4 get SeetSfo Baltimore at tie price ev can
get 6fenl Hekes and he dDtoSat Stage
fare from Sledge,s to Wed0h well ride Of or
Is miles ina Stage On a rough road. : ...t5-
&The Fouse by eastaa route, and npas=
sengers aFepet pHcn Baltimore seoaeE by than bY
Stage from Sedge ter money returned them
aPassengers visiting go to edon formed that
thesCars0 CASTOR chnnect Immediately at theJnnc-
ton with the Mail rain from Petersburg to Weldon
will find the farelesS than itisby the Stage $'e .
For further informatio and icketsto Baltimore aP-
ply to the Agent ofthe Company at Gasten., zr5
s.lggSeptemper 1843. esssszsF - '463s46's :,
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70 75'-'@ Fine Family Flour.
1 a first rate article for sale at s'9@ - a'>"eG
"a - 80 -" -, JOHN r. WIHTAKER's ~
Aug 9, 1843. <N~'-''.'''as f'a771.'AfF -
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B. M. WHITEOCK,

IY1olesGle Grocer and Commission Afereh@@E
lzsszs "a, Front Street, - : - yx-. ~,
Fourth door above Old Slip, near Pearl 81. House.
sssf9sSS - ~ : - ~ .NEWT YORK.
ENHE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends and
the Mefchants of North eatoIilIa that he has open
ed, this Springgon his own account, - ~ Hi'
e.> Wholesale Grocery and CogImfssaO@ HoaSe,
- -essf'4 - - NEW YORK,
wherehe has for Sale at all times, general ent
of GROCERIES, suitable to the Southern trade, and
which he offers for Cash, at small advance upon the
Cargo and Auction prices.
Mr WHIrLocK has had long experience iHtheF bust
ness and has every facility {buying for Cash. selling
Goods the 0tcest r0es and he those VINO will
Gallon him, that they may reyHpon being faithfully serv-
ed. Vi ss --se-zsss stz - - ~ s=trs
PARTICULAR attention viii be given to- orders for Goods
and TO sales Of Produce consigned to him, upon which
advanceswfll bemade, ifEequiTed E~-E = = :. =
- ss.. 80 49, E,sss. p. M Will! IL
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/ "A hSop.
N1 HeaGA. 1O,0OOtrials and all successful nr""s
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR irs,t
mabe. II NOT only cures quicker. but gives no odG
tional pain, nor leaves scar Fire is positively @
deredi harmless. (S1Gba been Offered six monbs tn
any person returning an empty box, and saying lbs
'aA agony on amounting is not extracted in few min
utes, yet not from thousands of trials since ba.
claimed the bonus. Parents anxiousto guard again"
general injuries and money time torture and Is
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured by
burns or even smallpox pustules, Git possessing tb
enyable power TO replace the cellutaIy desrov
ed9 can DO so by obtaining this nimtabTe salve, M
ny deeply burnt cases in The city can be seen and one
entire face burnt oyer and wounded three distinct lines
the came spot while healing yet in no case can be
traced the least cicarice or mark For all kinds o
rapid, soothing effects, are alike important
even sore eyes, ALL NFtAYM ATOMS and BRoK.
ENSRREASTS.Wopld1 be- unknown. The toilet and
nursery for. clearing skin OF Pmples, removing
chafe, SOesea9A 6bd9tf6dkP Pensabte Once using onT
witt forever establish the sovereign HEALALf
qualify Fer this notice, heads of families ALLOWING
ogiuEesfcF months and ultimately distorted features
can never wipe away IeProach, justly uttered by a
disabled child, for negIecting to triumph over fire.
STOCK in the Clerks Office Of the District of the
United States for the Southern Bistrictof New nr~
For Sale attic Drug Store6y DR.. N. L. Stith Raleigh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

8NHh winter the MI tHcn The igh 81
n which IA
terms that II the favorable for efficient
IL accommodate might desire
-clN IiHut and To avoid
during which, fom sickness lndoence, and se than
usual iueglsiy would prevail. Tie conducted
as heretofore departments The primary department
signed
vanced department the benefit Il ~e who preparing
enter the Freshman. higher
who do cr~-iaie education.
masters either Of a Complete mathematical
learn hRggs aud such o,r studies usually pursued
by the regular classes oaccr.
Terms easonahle-oNe>t highest per quarter
There and -lnngue H.,
valuable Phl phea and Chemical Apaaus inch N be
empt.e I'd during
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

He tail tins institution Will the
= September n
pleasure
high degree the confidence and ~
by the the
list, and the Trustees cherIs gentlemen
then attending.
OF moral mental aud polite attainment ladies
trained in ihis Institute. : other The
The and pleasant and The location Tor
lni
The Int still VIII
peent achers:
Miss MAsY JaNE AXrFLL, Principal.
Miss I.RRtEr n. ANTEI, ,.i.
Miss SARAH VI. CooE, I -'s0ssS-
branches If embrace
IN the hest Female Institutions including addition
branches, Arehl Natural.
Chemssn- Botany, Astronomy and Natr, Fheosy-Sacred
Ploiane History -!"ec-RheloIic and Composition.
French hy The Principal.
Muse the PIano by Mr. Charles Teecler.
Vocal Music by Mr. l.. Bruce.
THE TERMS
Are heretofore, being low similar
est According 10 the custom ~ the n>iur.
ment issued Pupils prcrrss: snd l
Diploma L" Those De- complete a Z cguar
Jaws VI. RAY. Scrrigru. JAMES BLAKE. TyeNIs,t
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