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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPklNO' GOODS.
w have received by the packets Iyuchhurr Iaontne and
w Manchester, from New York a large and very coIn. A.
sonhi Of Dry Goods suited To the present approa hing
all OF winch have been purchased rates
ahd are Offered wholesale advance on TN,
cost lot cash. or city accepaneesSuIbrkG brk
ana blue hIk tgd silk rich POULAND, co nrd and s
sksnrw style rtn AMI Printed Mouselns Chays oaz
Alpaca IsiTe and Bllznnes Painted Lawns and Jaco
nets PLAIN worked checked and striped Muin Null Tar
tan Iaconet and Bishop Lawn; Bcadc Cling
hams super French English AMI American Tars all prices Rich
furniture 'alcur- and Marel Quilts LADIES' White
English sk Hose andlialf lIo Raw SIN, White Brown
Mixed and Black Hose Gcnileucns Cotton Hos, and Hal
Hos IRISH Linens Linen tamhcks AMI Lawns; IernsirI
ahd Revere bnrefc Thread Cam ladk Gimp Isl. and
Ashht"n aces and gnes white Ia Nett and am
ertnss AMI Egnr- Bonne Cap Hat and
Saln Nhha SIN AMI Cotton FnHres Rohhin Egne. and
me AMI n~imm brown French Linens heavy Linen Dnlnr
brown and white" plain AMI hgd Cape Cauhts Victoria tIo,I
Dap he Ate and GaHbtoon BIN and cold AMI sl
Thread "o,es German Burlps DUCK Downs uckabuck silk
and Cotton Umbrellas Iara, Shade It Cas,.r,s. ami
Nrngs beachr brown ani cod Durstcs Of every qnaty
width aud puoc.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN CO
Mhr, RuL,u, "A IT,, ST.. M,
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DIR. J. LOBE, (Chiropo-
L. ]. Z. !. !. I" !. !.
poiist Sargeon,l lately from Pans
M begs leave inform 10. ladies' MI
<E&RSRGA gentlemen Of Richmond, the
1HccR1<aDCM above discoveries b. cNiiuate- hand
l1-Is2Ntl AI<A aud son CoTns, BuncOns Calns
WE 8tAfz<<k5sA ties. without the least pain
-IIHEykSEEfS1X ". The rcinciy OF a POW
e-S-S><.{4<(4ES der after applying minu the
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FOR RENT.
- .Ehn hnn.n md IL -.-..L.

- The house and lot recently vacated by
Sydney : Baxter E~, Governor street THIS hons.
h'ing been thoroughly repaired good orI.r for the r
''"n 4" aicn1n II - pleasant AMI ocaan cs
e LOT professional srhirmen wh' adyaule, q
deom"fiauIv office 100 the basement story. Applyto
PHILIP VI TABR 4 SON
once ON Main OF street the Grocery VIM NJ Tl
E>l al 4. =,
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~ HENOvAI..-BRowN a. TAYLOR have taken III.
well known stand at the of Cary streets formerly
occupied by Mcs P-yon. Deana A. EIwan- and door. for,
Their present ohcc. Flour Tobacco stored ON The mos,
moderate and every charge be- at all times krpt
'"iE Hsi'h 5-IIm
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.R. S. BERNARDS CnOLERA MEnICINEI

For the cure Of Cholera uorbus. Diarrhesr.
summer ComPIHiiIt. ChoIic. Cramp>.Ac.
'ENIIis Medicine onger among tins. OF J,iGd utility The
eeTeaic- that have been presented Proprietor arr All
nom intelligent AMI respectable Individual are well known
AMI esteemed ~ their several ncEhbl- from r Of
'n'n'' Wh""'e used IN their practice. mos.
competent judges offs merits
Valuable Testimonials.
Extract ola letter from John H. Matthews ,-r,y - "
i"s now Pastor of the Presbyterian Church Lexington Nv
dated Dec gh. l-tI. ~ '
To Ma. X. : BERNARp
pfE SiE-ltgNcs pleasure lcknowi-, Tie recent Of
your pohc aNot AMI hasten 10 yaur .D1u,ry
u ~ TAR a. W. have had occasion your Chon Mci,n,
"a our family, which has been quite have proven IL e
~ ani 1rc satisfied u utility Domestic M,ic.n. II - N
Importance That you introduce your Cholera Medicine here as ,
as through all such places No u will sell well whom
known. Mo.t g,.-.,d,u, W." ''''-'
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wAnswoRrm, TURNER L Co.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, Sc. sc.

GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, Sc. &c.
W olc.nIc Retail.
tn WE take tins again In remind our friend.
~. ami THE "%% rs@say that W are selling on
- bower than formerly AMI 1t our is,.rin,nation "a
reduce our stock fast possible COUNTRY MER
assuring them that ehoris part wanting to phase
Them IN all respects Amongst
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' very superior French Morocco and KID Slippers pan
do do sralk,n and ND do de-
-" fine French Morocco" AMI K'd Bussins
po do Calf.kin and Buckskin Shoes
u" e"loured Morocco SHIPPERS, whit" and white ,aun do
FOR GENTLEMEN
''"ntn'ns SUPERIOR Morocco Dress B.s M
D' 'aii-Ain loots, III, 1ri aud It'll quaIte.
D' low priced Preged and >evyed Boots
DO r"y superior Calskin aud Morocco Brogans Miles,
no aneCafand Kp'ln Brosans aDi s,oc., a--orri
-" hne buckskin Shoes AMI slippers
MISSES
Misses very fine Frneh Moroceo and I'D slippers
% Do Do DO and DO s, %.11"T iro saSs'
DO do do seaLkin and Leather Walking .'Loe-
Boy very fine Calfhn Brogans AMI shoe.
lo do Il" kp-kn du
I'o lined and bound pcgrci and sewrl Brogan-
p' imeA unbound legged ami sew7i d.
WOMEN.
"%i"ens rather E"er"d AMI sewed wells assorted
DO do nd and Mooeco Slippers i,T,n do d.
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound peesed AMI sewed Kip Rrorans
Do thick unbound pceeei and scwrd nrorans
ID" thick peesed and srwei Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Cuens Boots and Shoes At all uri,e
ALSO,
Superior Hard Leather anI Wool Fame Travelling Tnpks u
Wrapping Paper sh" Thad assorted sho. brushes Bllckine
Hair Trunks, all sizes, &c. d. BURLINGTON & Co
Wholesale and Retail dealers , n Roots shoes. &C
~ - Mansion IIouSc.
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JOmN b. MArrHEMs

TtftEs1IRu. FtbHnfy N, I-Il
'Hcrnaris Cholera Medicine" believe will very r.ar, ,.o
Pisi a ~ purposes well informed of d.. eor,rspt rr
and have never hc-atc usc on all suitable o..
SONS IN addition % ths diseases Rernlri ,i.s a.
use have found particularly -Uicelb, in what are ca ~
PaiHs On ytHC JrHaI, uuuk much crpensnce m n. No.
umi ~ reputation notat arhkey 0, short vci n N nh, I'D
~ MErrAUER, " r.
Rr-rs these two there arr certificate. from, r,v
Of 100 gentlemen who have tested virtues Ut Bcnlrs Cr
Meicnt AMI may be- ny The medicine s ,iv
On hand tN thr dozen or siugc bottle. " u. HARDWOOD
Agent i'r the Cts Of Rehmond-s p Adic Coz Ola .,,rt
1u O. '' sti''s
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CHEAP PAPER-

CHEiP PAPER
W RANDOLPH can sippi, Country Merchants ,,t OH,
e. with au qualities and knis paper some YER, r, n, r
$3.50 PER rr1m wy '' ''"
p school aui M-ehucou. t,s. At raoi,rse prices nj, o.,
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
siFIS lHr regular packet schr. DRIVER James
in. n'set having pant of Der cargo engaged wall l.,
l'l,h %" I''fm gr p's~irc having handsome aecanu,.,
icons. arph 600 h0ari at Testers wharf 10 t1
up -' }. FISHER & son
INV con FIsit-,o botc. cort,pip- vi, r ., -
- orier. which wiu lr -otI bow by ' '' ''""
NJ - JAMES FISHER a SOY
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80 HE three story brick Building on Main
n OF street door above Webs Stor,
AMI recently vacated by Mr Joseph a. Collu with Arg. Iu
Der h-sr attached Tins excellent for an Aucti,nr
~ Grocer or almost other kni business ami IN roni ten,
ant "'l he rented On vcp reasonable AppI, to
PHILIP VI. TABB son.
'ns" on NAN "r I street over the Grocery
Harrison Esq an 80
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FuR rmIIAnLIrIlIA
HORSES.

~ " ~ arrived fou thf tk. r1intfy anil Old, .l ,,
~ Nlf bower stable II Hlus.n-hp Linn ON d .,r,,
-A-A-SA. Richmond 20 hcai yer, frl HORSES ,a,.,.
ut" PC" l'f % hrfr match Hor.cs tat f,s. ami tr
'Ho witch NJ" wen broke 90 single dlu huns ,.r ,
'rd sni'hc t"r fmiy p'posr will De- lif, r,.t ~ ,
-,U wv ~ 49, H1i.rs q VI SLOAN
"'''.''' .'i'' '0". l7ff H..f'ws
SMr-sooo SICK. Liverpool 6ns imported d-.. f,, ., s,
w LEWIS WrHH
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800 Packages OF straw Goods.
w Country Merchants packages OF straw Coos con,
pn.ns English French AMI Domestic nnnci- reon Palm Leaf
line Alap lag, a~,.,,ni of FrI
ami other Artificial Flower. W. L. r CARPENTER.
aP - Under the Exchange.
RON Lbs COTTON BATTING Just received and for sale by
wv aP - JOHN \. GORDON.
IuE.-aoo casks Thou,,stou Lime daily expected Tor
apsI SHIELDS soMERvIIIE
4 WusIiED SUGAR, Lhls-sicily Madeira VIM d! pine,
- - New hee-saad oI-nar Lead-raI.I. Cap and Letter
t"f ale by aPsl DAVENPORT ALLEN.
HLOTllS.-Wc have in store an extensive as.
S'men' 81 Cloths from The lowest To the finest quality
Of ever" shade and colour We particularly attention ii
country merchants these goods believing can se Them
lower Than they Were ever bought ~ this market.
apsI KENT, EENDALL ATwArER.
TURKEY COTTON.-l case Scarlet
and Orange Turkey Cotton received and for sale by
ap:l KENT. kENDALL& NTwATER.
WANTED mwanted a Salesman Wholesale retail
w Dry Goods fIousc Address P, Post with real name
reference ami salary. ap ~
FOR BOSTON.
,frfs The fine schr. RICHMOND, Holbrook Mas
ter lying IN thedock AMI having large portion her car
go ENGAGED wI meet with despatch For balance Apply to
aP'I-ist RANHIN& wHrrLoCK
SPLENDID White Satin stripd Reps.
- slk for Party dresses received and Tor sale by
az u w MEREDITH
0 PIECES lara heavy ln,lr lrcn just received and for sale
W 10y ap.i w MEREDITH.
lust reCeved-IOO bushels Sweet Potatoc
se"l also one hundred bushels Zoe atc . low by
apl rENHE, JONES WINSTON.
DYE Stufis. Annatto, Coppcras, Brazil Wood.
- Fuc, Iewooi Indigo Madtr Prus-ato Of rotass Red
GAYNoR LyEII.
aP - ldnof above the Brl Tavern.
1 AGuRA COPPER. MoI.lssEs SC
- 300 bags prime Green Izrufa Coffee
~ hl"is do Porto Rico Molsses
: hair chest. Black T'c,
do Young Tyson Tca--receynr anil for sale by
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0T The EStrn train, for Hanover. Will Ieay. IN.
fredericksburg Depot this morning II O'Clock. Ample means
proviicdior all Wing voters
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uNANllN FLOUR. brands
Rye Whissey spenmaeeu Candies, Land do, Lard al
Sperm oh, tpure
RIO Maracabo and -. Domingo Coffee
Wool-ey 4 Woolcy Sugar
Mackerr. No. g. in and whole LII. NIL rr which
viii H. Snh low Ly BRDNVN rANInu
an 96-siSc1N
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on COTTON AND SUGAR.
iohS. S ~ Z" susnrcse!s,ns Ier brig R W Brown for
HATS! HATS.
The subscriber has just receivoIa large slppl, OF
7 summer Hats. Of every variety. Gentlemen. Roys
and Children to which the attention Of the Pubic
~ ss .. s Ts, a; cs s Consist ,, q r'a "a
10 sea colour Boys Leshorn and single brim-
neatly currd Chhircns round crown ,ri d, n % , S
article together with large Palm Leaf Hats which ne f
icrs At lower prices than was ever known this
Hat usual m and WILDE soh prices which will be sure to
give -atacton. JOHN DOoLrY
ap so-sw Opposite the OH Market HOUSE. Main g.
RlSn LINENS medium and supcrfnr Ir.b Ipgp.
ecvcd and for saleby
AP 20 KENT KENDALL & ATwATER
NsSlMERs-ioo pieces Fancy Conicd Cashmere so do
- Blue and Wool hk DO comprising the largest ami mos t,u
assortment Of these Goods have had. ro sale by
ap 20 NEWT KENDALL NrwATER.
BNH AND PRO IRON.
n TONS Superior County nar Iron.
IO 80 do Pig Iron-for sale by
api SHIELDS 4 soMERvrLE
RED CORDS, &c-a2 dozen bed cont. q and e .,rnn
- hair boxes wooscy wool-,y. loaf sugar rcsa,,,
''' sale Y l'r w JANIS \ FATrEsoN.
SuNNErS noNNErs-A few very handsome Honnet. iu. IT,
apn W MEREDITH
DNM LEAF mNrs-Jur received ami f,r .,s ,.ry bow, b.,
u' ''L'n apH w MEREDITH
w HI'rE and Brown Havana Sugar receiving
Y ny 'hf lu-citnfit anil i1f rllr lN
or2o JOHN y. GORDON
Il ENtuER LEATHER LENrnER-g3 daz sheen ssip.
III d1l Clf anil ZIP skins ~ hravy way I-pr tti
cr-fccc,inr on consignment and Cor .1.s Yer, how by
ap2O pENKE. JONES A WINSTON
VIEWING TuuNrCO of us approved QUALITY, f, st. ,
-, the hoy, twist plug by
wso PrNRr JoNEss WINSTON
tROt NJ rErrEg-rhr purr ,uri. manufactured ,, I'D,
- lupr Wills in ! ~. papers fnt sale ty
ap20 FENKE JONES A WINSTON
UDtNE NrrLE CfiErsrN lew to,s. yen .useror fot .,,
ar'o rENHE JONES = WINSTON.
- EFiNEp AMERICA " sINGLNss for making table ellie.
~ hlanc mango, refining liquors. f1r s7c by
ap O. Dove Main a.
HENRY's AROMATIC ylNECN AZ for headache f,nne. and
The had cf,cts Of ctei places. hf ae hy
ay2O b. D. DOVE w,t,.t
Nj NNitLA school,. BAGS a Few " covered AMI un
I'VE covered Manila School Rage received and ~
RtCttNRuS 4 GARDNER
ap2o Opposite swan ra,stn
FuNnREAp Ann LIsLE LNCEs Am EpGINGs \ n,u cup
pB Of The above Goods nf mnst fashionable
styles have just been received hy JOHN WRIGHT
(tANroN MNTriNC.-5O pieces 90. - ant r. white AMI
- coldt'nion Mating received AMI willie soii vcy cheap
apu W MEREDITH
nRANGEs.-So Rorcs Mcssina oranges
~ sp ~ 4 e. WINSTON
Baskets. Igaskct.. Bnskcts.
HfRENCH Travelling ami Fancy Hsskst- asaoru,ent
ccvcd auifo, olc ch,apw
RICHARDS a GARDNER
AZ 10 Opposite the Swan Tavern
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n Hli'N llON Tor young man who - a
u'' ''e '"os teep,r-uuouhtsd ,h,ftstet ,uI will s,,
m ,''r '"'o'ou Coo vcr small ,llr Atifcs g. Richmond
49,
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SOMETHING HANDSOME FOR THE

IA DTESii
o. j. Il. WATKINS a Co., = doors Beiec Haris
~ N"TA TSrHc & Co, have just received Mt their
4-ncw store, as follows
Ladies' French Morocco slippers. French style
LADIES' French Morocco Bkin- to any
-" ho do French do do ever ofer,
ID" do do Slippers do do \ IN thi- market.
Do Colourcd CATER Boots
Do do do Buskius
Together wih many other kinds Ladies' call and 81
them.
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies Of the First Independent Christian Churc
will have Of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES commence
ing on Thursday morning next 10 O'clock in the new
Granite front store, ON Main street. opposite the Eag
ruins, and next door Mr.. Krschman's Confectonar
Store.
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DAMAGED HARDW ARE,

by Iniocs a Brother.
Main Street. ppi.f.-ii. N. Bel Tavern.
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N'h INtll have received fy nt. trny1a 1rrr a.
- "'"is t'tirr Stock Of Drug. Medicine. &C. ut.rf uH
'"i"'N "i every 1rlcl' ~ rr t1e They repeatedly solicit
cav iou merchants and ohrr. t,r puf, sae elsewhere ts
ihrY atr s'ning at prices rrv1ty reduced sp %
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DOMESTIC HAPPINESS.

All! what SO refreshing, so soothing, salts.
lying, as the placid joys of honel
See the traveller, does duty call him for 9
season to leave his Beloved circle The
image of his earthly happiness continues vi
vld IN his remembrance, ii quickens him e.
diligence, it makes him hail the hour which
sees his purpose accomplished, and face turn
Ell toward home; it communes with him as
he Journeys, and he hears the promise wlicI,
causes him To hope. "Thou shalt know also
that the tabernacle shall be in peace, and thou
shalt visit thy tabernacle, and not sin" O!
the joyful reunion of divided family; the
pleasures of renewed interview and conv ersa-
ton after days of absence.
Behold the man of science he drops the
laborious and painful research, closes his vol
ume, smooihes his wrinkled brow, leaves his
study, and unbending himself stoops TO the
capacities, yields To the wishes, and mingles
with the diversions of his children.
Gle will not blush that hath fathers heart,
To take, IN childish play a childish part;
Buf bends his sturdy neck, 10 play the toy,
mat youth takes pleasure in 10 please his boy"
Take the man of trade, what reconciles him
To the toll of business What enables him To
endure the fasridiousness and impertnence OF
customers What rewards him for SO many
hours OF tedious confinement? BY and by
the season of intercourse will arrive; he will
behold the desire of his eyes and the children
oil his love, for whom he resigns his ease; and
in their welfare and smiles he will find his re-
compense.
fonder comes the laborer; he has borne
the burden and heat of The day the descend
ing sun has released him of his toll; and he
is Fastening home TO enjoy repose Hall
way down the lane, by the side of which
stands his cottage, his children run to meet
him. One he carries and one he leads The
companion of his humble life is ready to fur
nish him with his plain repast. See his toll
worn counlenance assume an air of cheerful
ness his hardships are forgotten; fatigue
vanishes; he eats aud is satisfied. The even
ing fair he walks with uncovered head around
his garden, enters again, and rclres to rest
and, "the rest of a laboring man is sweet
whether he eats little or much.'' Inhabitant
of this iowly dwelling who can be indifler-
ent to thy comfort: Peace be 10 this house
Rev. w. JAY.
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Vol. Xxi.

larising, will Ire best performed by his observ-
ing the golden rule of doing 10 others as he
roafd be done By. Thrs will attorneys free
the profession from, the reproach with which
unworthy members have stained it, and be "A
blessing instead of a curse TO the community /;
the ornament and not the bane of society the
faithful guardians of the laws of their country,
and best supporters of our courts of Justice.
That 'hcre are many excellent attorneys, am
able 10 testify, but that there arc others of u
very different stamp, | am reluctantly bound
to admit. II will always be my care, howev-
er TO support the upright, and uproot the bad,
and thus endeavour tn preserve without blem-
ish or disorder the most powerful engine for
putting the laws under which we live into
saiutary operation.
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THE ROMANCE OF MATRIMONY.

Mr.. John M. BatcheIder, of Saco, Maine
was recently married to Mrs. f. D. Beardsley
of New FORK. The New York Bulletin, in
giving place to the announcement, says:
Something like year and half ago Mr.
Batchelder, the groom aforesaid. was united in
marriage to lady whose health was so deli
cate that they immediately set sail for Vera
Cruz, III the hope that the voyage would be
beneficial to her. They had for fellow pas
sengers Mrs. T.. Constantine Beardsley, the
bride aforesaid, who was accompanying her
then husband to Vera Cruz for the improve
ment of his health. But fate had ordained a
disappointment to both parties, and Mrs
Batchelder and Mr.. Beardsley both went sslhe
way of all flesh" The bereaved wGower.
as soon as propriety would admit, addressed
himself to the disconsolaie widow, and pro-
posed as a consolation to their respective af-
lllciions, that they should supply to each 9TH
er the places of their dear departed mates.
But Mrs. Beardsley for some cause or other
probably,-or, as she is a scoaau perhaps
from no cause-declined the proposal. But
MIR. Batchelder was determined not to remain
IN his bereaved state, and consequently made
love to another lady, with whom he was
more successful, and who received him and
his efder of his heart and hand with all The ia
your he could desire. According to the
rules and regulations s.down eastn the forth
coming marriage of Mr. Batchelder and his
new flame was duly "publshed in the parish
church" and all was going on
"Merrly as the marriage BELLS"
when, on the Saturday preceding the Tuesday
on which the marriage was published to take
place, Mr. Batchelder had the happiness to re-
celve from the relenlng widow Beardsley a
letter with which she withdrew her declina-
ton OF his offer of marriage, and acknowledg.
ed herself ready to make him happy, if he ye
rested under the idea that his happiness could
be influenced by her. Here was so goo in
deed. and one well calculated to puzzle almos
any man. How Mr.. Ba;cielder got out of hi.
dilemma is IN part told by the announcement
which has drawn from us this story; the I'm
totd consists in the interesting fact that he hat
to pay the disappointed bride that was to be
two thousand one hundred dollars for brcacI
OF his promise to her. As Sam Weller says
TIT takes the vidders -
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p O u II D e o
For the Spectator.
NEW HIG SONG.

TusE.--Ihey arc coming from mountain Sc.
sFhcy are rousing they rousinsfrom mountain and
glen,
From hamlet and city, from valley and plain,
The loud njtc Of battle rises on high
The Wings all moving, and triumph is nigh
They rousing they rousing-though sadly be-
tray'd
BY whom they trusted, they still undismay'I
They strive for their Country, its veal aud its laws,
And nought impede the success of their cause.
They are ro1sing they are rousingall over the land
Now firmly united like brethren they stand;
With Clay their leader, bold, fearless and true
They all that the Locos Tyler can do.
They rousing they rousing join in the cry,
And let no one refuse since the battle is nigh,
But with Banners and Badges let us Rally anain,
And recover, what Trcachcry has lost us again.
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Terms OF the Spectator.

OJ-rHE SPECTATOR published once a week, by
KENroN HARPER, at Two Dollars year, il paid in adj
vance, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents IL delayed be-
yopd the expiration Of the year. No subscription will
be Discontinued but at the option Of the editor until all
arrcarages paid.
0-AI COMMUNICATION 10 the editor by mail must be
post paid they will not be attended to.
acknowledgements of thirteen lines Tor lcss,) insert
ed three times for dollar, and twenty five cents for
each subsequent continuance. Larger ia
the proportion. liberal discount made to advcr
'tiscrs by the year.
Q-Noticcs in Bankruptcy be paid for before the
delivery Of atIdayits.
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STANTON, Nov. 9Th, 1913.
Brethren, " our letter soliciting for publica-
tion copy Of the address delivered on the occa-
sion OF the installation Of the officers of Nj. So.
lon Lodge, is before me. In reply have to thank
you for the kind and Gathering manner in which
you have conveyed the wishes of your Lodge,
and to transmit you copy of the address to be
disposed of as you think propen
Fraterially yours,
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NJ A so MO ADDRESS.
. CORRESPONDENTS.

Mr.. Scion, Nov. 9TH, 1913.
Dear SIR and Brother,-The undersigned, "A
committee in behalf of Mount Scion Lodge, do
most respectfully solicit for publications. copy Of
the able and appropriate address delivered by you
before the MI Scion Lodge on the Sd inst. Per-
mt us to hope that no feelings of delcacy on
your part will induce you to refuse our request,
believing as we do, that the publication of the
address would rebound to the interests of tho
fraternity, and be agreeable TO tho community in
general
Very truly, yours,
JAS. c. SHIPMAN, }
&. x. HARRIS, lCommi,,ec.
JAS. Il. CLARKE, }
Mai. CHAs. ii. LEWIS
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Enphas,ze your ,cords covecty-''Boy, 90 in
and ask how old Mrs. Jenkins isr'
"fes, ma'am." The boy returned with the
answer.
'.The. lady says she don't know how old she is,
ma 'am."
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DIR. Franklin observed: "rhc eyes Of 9th
err people are the eyes that ruin us. If all but
myself were blind, should wan: neither fine
houses nor fine furniturco
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STANTON, Nov. 9th, 1913.

Maj. CHAs. IL. LEWIS.