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Law school in Lexington, virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open School in this place.
mencng Monday, the ost Of October
Of The pupils will divided
two glasses The text book used in the uno cou. win be ste
Blackstone, 1st vol Saie Evidenced, stephen
ing vol Of Greenears Evidence. The senior
embrace fuckers Commentaries, recneaf and srkie
list each Stephen Pleading Gould Pleading
VOL Of entity on Pleading omb ntrodaetion % Equity Ju.
Pleading Pleading
Property Lomar Executors and Administrators
Arrangements win be msde with philadelphia law publisher
above works, young
posing stend the ubcnber lectures requested him
their intention, inform him whether
10 supplied with portion OF the above works.
dum They win be ofnishcdto students
class WIN have the privilege Of attending
coure additional charge The hours for the daily lectures
III students aunneed by the subscriber
member o either the Of
OF washington College should they deem cxpedcnt
~ lecnres
dcuou and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee win b 80 pr session, g.yebis IN sdvsncs
Lsursres, Va, July H. ists
July 7-N f
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SANDS sARSAPARH4LA,
I'm uuart bottles.

DOR permanent arising from
fa Or kings EVIL Rasu9a.s Obstinate cuaneoas Eup,oa
mpes paTses on he FACE Bos sore
Bones joints. stubborn Ulcers sypne symptoms seialiea
Asctss o. DIoP Exposure or mprudence in e Also Chronic
preparation strongly
properties @ sarsapsna combined with the eeetaal aids
table ngdom and has been fully tested only by patients
aSaseS and the apoSaon Of te and
has established ON It's own merits for value and
par Diseases have been cured such furnished in The
who have used d E capable doing for ne millions s sun
the OF life, and inses vsoi throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA.
The following striking, and, will be Of an
inve,erae scofa commends itself 10 all similarly afflicted
souTHPoRT, Conn, Jan. /, I84s.
Mes sAxps Gentlemen; Sympathy for the anctedinduces
% inform of the remarkable cure effected BY your saapana
different Of the body the glands Of The neck were greatly
and finding NO relief from the used die disease attacked
ee and below The knee supuraied Her physician advised should
o. sands
The @ eSe sedsS and had Yss
before had used bodies hs delight
edscsd, and good,
neshson all knowing these e and think highly Of
Yours with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
well known in louisa county Va.
"GESrLEnEsi have cured boy with
saparla, who attacked with scroa and scruous ismy
"FREpgRrcKs HALL, Va, July ~, 16ie."
sAsps sArsAranLLA almost unnecessary direct
attention article well known, deseved popular
hi. preparation, but patients ohen who wish The
Of sarsapara Induced
but containing little this valuable
root. and think confer benefit our read
than In directing their attention 70 the advertisement Of the
Messrs Sands The recently
enlarged hold quart, really article
viii lind concentrated In this all medicinal
The experience o. thousand. has proved u efficacy in curing The
various diseases for which IL recommended and at the present
time more than any Other perhaps. + this medicine useful 10 pre-
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL by A. d. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton OF William New
York.
Agents In Washington city, d. c. r. Patterson, Charles stot
Co., and Mersrs. a. d. W. H. Gilman. Sold Alexandria
Cook Pef and In Georgetown by n. r. Cissell
Sold also BY druggists generally United saies and
Cansdas Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
Mar 15-tleJuiy
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FauquIer white sulphur springs, virginia,


WAS for the reception Of visitors the st OF Enen
establishment No expense will spared adding
its embellishments the comfort and pleasure OF
Knowing by ocular evidence instances
tnsie OF the and its miraculous effect parc-
ua has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modations and 10 complete the original design, crafty
fancy well their
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy region,
bold Blue Ridge and In the vicinity OF the beautiful
visitors may horseback
roads, the most picturesque
cisc In the alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards,
the beath dance The lovers of and flowers will
cua has been taken 10 win their approval while the ow
buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those
fre. word has been expanded
eray could add TO the comfort aud
visitors The hurdle and tournament fancy ball.
AIDE, viii respective
holy Of religion OF every denomination, cordial
grudgng invitation given 10 spend the The usual
OF the church respected throughout the
These Is - miles, according from
~ so from Alexandria.
both points iii July, daily viii
reach the springs the day
springs known books
Springs ~; and all letters should directed
wauenton sent TO the White Sulphur Springs In Greonbe
Terms OF board will be fonows $50 for the whole end
ing Isl October s5 for three months $50 for months s for
months go per week; weeks 81 per meals
20 each Servants and children
No charge Tor children under When
tables provided for children before
who their nj the ordinary table win be charged full price,
Horses so day, or $40 month.
The wines and spirits have been procured and corkage will
he charged Tor private supplies.
June 6-diaw&cp6
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THE LADIES, WREATH,

EDITED bf hhs' ~ IL hAkrfN
Marfyn Ey pubiisAers l43 Nassau street. Nese York
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VIII NV are onenal, enssseo
maze eauu yume o no,e man 400 aye ali o;sirs a,c,e.
from the pens wten-wren expressly this work
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
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much biser Nc ain, ~ Give an, al, .na
INTO ,ha FAMILY s,IuCIr yya,l eoa,aan. "A pIrpr @p
nj n 1r ATrfRP wort w,.h saii - -. a.
aaence nnn nj IN reader md be n, s,,s'.in ne ,.
~ .t .nd 49,, $500 ~ -
=, 90. ,aa. mr.. 49,. ..s s.a s, ~ ." W. ~
ANIL W CIpt,I a have .ad.axossd .ns .h.m .,,,s 80
d..yt N ,rae ~ n ,.s..nssr c .ses 18th 49, .,"a,. saa ~.
70 Mead me csase ~ y,,s snS pes,o shi
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1sa,ons s ''''' anu ""''" gro" W" ue 'oe''e
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Is the only remedy that can be relied ON for e permanent cure Of
s@o neulase Affections general debility
Ss s % sSs q al @ ssss s S"n
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
s as II s is ana one f poss Il
and eonseqaeny thousands have suffered through
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
The proprietor Of the Vegetable Extract however feels deli
2 invite physicians and ali osr. who are Interested 20
testimony which here offered II Is deception, be ex-
L be said llat epilepsy incurabIe. '''s'' -
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
years many persons su
with this dreadful disease and in where
Densow Yonkers York. his daughter
been afflicted with fits for than nine years. been
Mrs Bradley street, York. states that she has
health aier other had cd) by the Of the
Charles A. Brown, Dover Russell county Alabama
q Ihs best IN The state that he has been much
ng pechbes in every case Of epilepsy which under his
Curt. Msynery, formerly Lime Mills craw
% sa d.
table Extract has restored him 70 sound health being entirely freed
judge Randall Henry street. York. having used the vese
persons who afflicted with fits.
street, York. Charles Boughon
% % Ss S Sesn g A. 81
DR. sn @ rs s s was soon
Mr. Smith, Rector ST. Peters church spotswood, New
Jersey who has been afflicted with eplepic fits for than forty
years that he has used Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract and his
EPnEPTIc FITS,
For twenty years MONTHS by this
Es s ons @ usss % Of
six months Amer travelling through England Scotland Genny
for medicine medical and advice thousand
returned with his this in November without
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
have spent over rse dollars % medicine and medical
did first visited England; consulted the phys-
accordingly. percsyns any
S @ s he e aI1 @
their opinion that my sons hopeless, and Mf &
POSITIVELY INCURABLE.
accordingly LEFT England travelled through scotland, Germany
France, returned November last
IN the New and nd concluded a a
o. twenty na r years saadn and can
you did by The Of Hans Vegetable Ex
la'' ''''' PERFECT HEALTH
His reason which WAS 81, 50 far gone as e unfit him for bus
and % has, G ea u ass nd q M months
thank God he s nHw o sn9y~E spSd dn s1 ssvo 70 .
dred dollars no You will another aud
ee this As Interest o. e debt in ADVANCE
ho''' ,s s1ss ar'peea'ny' WILLIAM sEcoRE.
The far distant who trembling
may prove fatal viii find iee and &c restored to new
ne ss as @ ssssas s1a have been received q
produced by Dr. Ha Vegetable
IS 5: 81; '; :::::::: e: e:
any %ssiss, %s:' Indies.
for the United States TO whom all communications must be
ssss' @. wv, ws.,.soa;
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Transplant. University. Medical peps

Trsnsyivsnis University, Medical Department.
THE 3od LIST Monday In
Il under the following Faculty,
Benjamin W. Dudley, d. Professor Of the Principles and
uce Of Surgery.
Peter, D., Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy.
Professor Special Anatomy
Samuel AMMAN NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Of Med
.
theber T. Dudley NJ D. Professor ofGenersi Pathological
Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry BuIu, b. Of Ma,era Medca and
peufics.
william NJ Boiling, NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics Dis
OF Women and Children.
n. NJ. skiman, N. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Of full hundred five dollars, invariably
advance The Maticuaon Library is Eve dollars
The Dissecung ticket ten dollars The Graduation Fee twen
hve dollars Boarding and lodging RON ~ 70 r. per week
Dean OF the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June ", is4o.
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Importer and dealer IN fancy staple stationery
avenue 6eweer llh aud l2fh streets.
THE exclusively stationery
and prepared furnish Nil kinds Of
Cap letter. ledger, Wrapping, note, and fancy and
velopes
Cutlery steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios
Gold penciie, papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, &c.
erccevng constantly new additions 10 Nj. stock by the Eng
and pscks and win sen very lowest prices
Less! and cap pnpsr q u % per resm.
Juns lo-dt WILLIAM r. pAYLY,
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o,nes o. rus sollo.ro. ., rms rssA.par,

EEALED proposals win bs received this unuI
u September IL
Of United in equity,
properly hereinafter described, upon conditions
mentioned below, wit;
No. l. a. section Of Washington, District Of
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MALE ACADEMY,

| WABRKNTON NORTH CAhOLINA,
rHE TWENTIETH SESSION on Monday, the "a
July Boys fitted for college In the Union for
duties of life The Principal who has been
youth for the last years. devotes his undivided time and
ienon school, and aided by the approved
the various departments high order Of education and
principles OF virtue and morality the sought
attained efforts sparevhch
der the institution in every worthy patronage Of enlightened
parents.
village, society, facility
Railroad
of the school, all conspre
sdeaon Of those who have wards 70 be educated.
go 90
languages and the higher rs
branches OF mathematics and English n SO
required in all board in the y Of the Pnc
pal For further particulars, address
June 2e-sw3w Principal.
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New oocdsThe subscribers have just received from
lis piece. cnsh Irish linens, which they waran, to be pure.
o Al price from S cent. to The aae., aIs
30 dozen az n" sn ca sas - cents
g ssH s:% ss% ssss. . .s
40 rich nband trimmed lace capes
10 dozen re, real net miIs, with and without fingers
100 dozen white opcn-woked cotton hose.
100 do do misses and cbidrens do every kind.
$50 new style parasols and parasolets.
aS elegantly embroidered pocket handkerchief..
Together with other and desirable ARTICLES which
attention Of the ladiesis respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward
cs 8y gGs sns% cure Illustrated win many cases Of
Theory and Practice q Hydopay, intended Tor popular by
Awu
NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor & Maury..
~ bookstore, near OH street
Volume IIdreth' United States
southey's Commonplace Book, Noo
History Of the American Bible society, vol svo.
Cheap edition ga cents o. aIady AIce,o New Una
ha AUG ""''' "'''-' story o's NJ
TUsT received Bay's Tricopberous Guer
lans and the American Lna Curling Fluid the best Fana
Cologne ne French Soaps, and choice
combs, al sizes, ,,.,-- -,
ng and The complexion and rendering The shin decae
Aug ga (Giobe) Afew doors below National Ilioe,.
Cabinet edition Of comprising in one vol
Rasselas Vicar Of Wakefield Siberia Paul and
Otanto, &c. - ~ "
wavey Anecdotes Illustrating popular chaacters scene. and in
cden IN e novels and romances Of Sir Walter
don TAYIOR 4 MAITpk
June 81 BootseIIers nee, OR s,res,
Accordeons and Flutinns
RECEIVED, s,aiioner' Hail. superior toned Ac
codeons Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
chasing elsewhere. II 7f y
Also, Flatinas Of an improved style and tone.
For sale VIM FISCHER
July 8.
NO. David CspperHeld by Charles Dickens, (Boz.)
domestic Practice o. ydrcpay with Is engraved illustrations
This day received, for sale at TAYLOR mAURy's
July V ~. Bookstore street
use Complete Horse containing Habits Diseases
and Management Of the Horse Stable and the Hoad
WIN ny, advice w 70 purchasers, Price 70 cents -
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Is 6@s = -! ~ e dss1 , my nss 81.
Af1E6H Rsksss N Barraneas. Pensacola. Florida.
e sss:i: : s ..s..a.. se.r
" ss.ss g e s sssa s ss. c.. s:,s beans
= s sss 8 6 &c: :ss : s::a .iH.s .s '''
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~ Ss1sk ol(ss.h .as.r,ns aom
ss sssnds q "a SsH sa'S so asp' '''''
s sssss: .ss cider .s:s ,'s... ss IN
At Ms Pbtss Lendi.g. SIC milss from Fort Tosuson,
moaA ofMs Chaemsdha
3 s ss 3 y p now vhl.s asla bean.
Ps:ss: -: ssss ss.s : :sss candle.
q 8 ~: I:,ss's:: ]; " s G ss.s %
AZ Fort Smith, arkansas
g ss:ss 9 & sss s ss,is .a ssa beans
s:ssi. y b! ssss ss.s ss ~ s ss1 s.is
re sSos !. Sc g s ssSss vssis' Ii MAY. 1850
II Fcrs Ssssitag. 81. Peters
e s s:.::': 2 :! d ss:s .psraa. sssr
~ poSnds of s sS h hsrd s Amp candle,
s s ssss g GOOD ss ss" y ss ass salt
Tss = Ss's1sd sth May 1885, to III.
a Fort Gaines, mouth Of tie Crossing riper 100 miles
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e. e ss:ssi: e e fas. e.: white asd bean.
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g s.,sa; e q ssss s,ssI Twin, =. s -, ...
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IS, Sc s s.":: g & s s:ssa .sp.ra.. aou
Sc ss:.s : g =. .sx r s,1s a.,s beans
& s ssos e a.sS 's S s:n .s
Gfsn ~ Isase.vo s. Missouri ripr.
IS s ssms': sss..A .sp.rass ssur
as sssss: 9 9 s ss ssss .s ss' beans
ss q & Sc: rsss e eissa . dS e sss ss
n. va. : ). a:i y y .. i June. l.ss
a"d 10 ~ 1 1SS.p s 3" s Missouri
ripsr.. % ,.,,. 81 s On, ~
IS s.rs. & Rsss .spsra.. aoar
=: ~: :: $; =; y: ;::. candle.
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A' &c cs !: . Ss9 = s .ss sss c...
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x
"a 49,. = 49, - s SsSs .a nssa beans
80 boun7s q 90 hard sperm candles
s s:as:; 7 80 s s';s' - =. ''
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s Ssss:s sfssw white Ssid beans
sSEsx - ~ - - ssse sosp -.
Xk.5S3s ~ - ~ 49, 49, ssss,'
e1Ns - ~ l w." ay nne -"
~. Ss Isr se cn s~sss s,,.,, coro,,n
lnssrs.ss orpsh 800 -
ITO bsbss oil new white AeId beans
l78 pounds Of God hard soap
80 puunes o. rood hard candles
be.eos q GOD clean dry fine salt
~ gnloas 81 good cider vinegar
A Fort Macon. Beaufort. North Carolina
e ssrss ospest s.,.a
~ 49, y s nsw m SssS 10y ns'a beans
go roun1n Of Snsi har6 srrrm e>.S1~s
IL 6ushels o( eool clean drv one IA
no a.IIoos Of sood cider vireenr
- ~. Sc,".o'' o"H"V"ss' NoTm Cdf1snd.
is ss:ssls q ifsss .upsrass sopr
60 pesals q god hard soap
nSs 1 eoos nsFd sperm candles
~ basbeb o. GOOD clean ~ ane salt
s.nons o sooe cider vinegar.
~ 1rr'~s. ~ - : Y''~ ico's"'' '"s'"'
80 ssrsss a. H.. ss ,,,.ra,, a.,
rs, q .os.1 s. q q ssss s hard . : :s:s
~ sa'Icss q good elder vinegar. 4
AZ Fcrf Washington, Maryland
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\ NEW MUSIC.
lust Old established Music and Stationery store
Of i9 Pa avenue the following new and
which win be sold less than the
rdce, sakns n only four cents per page.
Odsn attended 10 at moment The above price
rhcc AT not beautiful ballad, dedicated 20 Mrs IL
a. wsresSrs Zee pdy the celebrated csvsns, sung By
ssop % va: iah and nee adapted TO the Ross
fos The guitar -, =. :, v..s,
Home arranged Eyr the piano. BY Boyer
The Maria wuiucs by NJ bcnner
strawberry CalIop by Chs. 0robc
La riccos, waltz BY J. ~ Dyer
Hercnade March by j. q. Beethoven - -.
Gems from and lombard composed ny ~ heyn
wandered by the Brookside; by J. Hme.
On, were I bird beautiful ballad.
In this old clsnir my nhther sat; by Bale
OF Luca de Lanmer
moers BY r. l.. White. .asal l.Hftt f+at
1Rs fsdisns prayer by Woodbury.. III. 1s A
seen the window; Sable Harmonsta.
IN haug NJ harp willow
qis lea 49, 81 summer with variations, hy A. Meme
~ Pos1st Lacsn. comprising nearly thousand extract.
aen ~ ~ sueu selected BY John Tsyor volu pncs
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HISTORICAL Collections Of virgfnAa, containing
III collection of interesting facts traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes &c relating its history and antiquities
geher with geographical statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch District
lubia, illustrated with 100 engraving by Henry
volume History Of Virginia, from it discovery
Europeans the ne by Robert Howon volumes For
saeby FRANCK TAYLOR
y ~. 4 ff.l
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To Democrats and the Publishers Of Democratic pa
+ pers. l1
having dismissed his cekshp
Office Department unpardonablc sin Of being
finding employment either the editor Of
several similar papers. gs#3
Hon. Amos Kendall and Gen McCala, Washing
NJ Buchanan, BaitimOrei James Page
samuel Badger, phladelPha Robert H. Morris, ESQ., New
York; Hon Jabez d. Hammond, Cherry Valley and Hon. Geo. A.
Sarkweater Coopentown, X and Hon. Lewis Glass; Detroit
Communications postpaid, will receive due attention.
SAMUEL b. BEACH.
WAsHINaroN, d. c., July 10, l649. July 1875
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PPLETON's Railroad and Steamboat Compasaiony
being Travellers Guide through the Northern, Middle and
States New Brunswick and Nova Bcoa nIa
ted with - maps steel, and Is engraving 1913 /.
The Illustrated Handbook Travellers through the United
States embsbed with la5 engraving and accompanied BY large
and
large md accurate
Dstunels Railroad Steamboat and Telegraph Book. Price Is
cents, with map. FRANCk TAYLOR
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NEW BOOKS Al TAYLOR a MAURY's, near Ninth
IN
Rowland Csshel, by Lever, I'd part I.
Hildreihs New History Of the United States vol
Souheys Common place book, Harper's edition, No.
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 20 Count OF Monte Christie
European Lie and Manners, by Henry Colman
Mrs Greys novel; Magdelen and Marcie the Rectoy
I
July
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IS barrels Of pork sfrF
SO pounds q good hard soap
s q 90: GOOD s ssss s az a.. ss. .s
xso gallons Of good cider vinegar.
,,o,.... a Sockets Harbor. Nsv York.
80 barrel. Of Essh supsrans aour
S ~, S nans q q new new white WIN field beans
90 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
" bushels Of good clean drydne saIt
onehaf June, 1850 remainder In all October 1850
At Fort Ontarto, Oswego. NsW York.
IS s ss''s: ssl gs ..ss.a.s 4 sss.
SsS:i. goo i heard M n. sa .s
onshaion Of June, 1851 remainder October, 1850.
At Fort Niagara, New York
Is ss'.si: 9 lss.s .sssrans aour
gag pounds pounds Of good hard hard soap. soap
\, Y bushels o. good clean dry dns salt
no IG.: o. q sss fss IN all October. 1850
Al Detroit BARRACKS, Detroit, Michigan.
ITO bushels Of new white field beans
i,55s pounds Of good hard ri . soap
g bushels q good clean AIRY fine sal.
onsns on Is, Of June 1850 remainder in all October 1850
Al Fort Grasot. Michigan.
S. bushels Of new white field beans
IS pounds ssoa h hsIa s sew candle.
Z bushels Of sood clean dry hne salt
Onshaf June, 1850 October 1880
Al Fort Maekinac. Michigan.
s bushels q q i nsw w SssI Ssd ssan.
IS g ssss ss.s candle.
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine
oneha June 1885, remainder by September
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NUrTARs.-wIII.IAM FISCHER hand great variety
Of plain and ornamental guitars with and
Hat heads, with without dollars
Also, hand pianos, from the celebrated
ctner vohn, flutes from eight ciaonet fgcoe
d accodeons, and unas, with the improved instruction
book for each instrument
July 20
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Vs Poe7Bst LAoen eenpine nearly thousand ertrsc
49, ~ ssisSs !" - fSiAkS6k TXYfEoi
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CPIsCOPAL Church Chans-BooSx. designed fAeilf-
IL
prng tunes,
relative the mode Of performance hc, by the Rev VIM saun
ton. Just published, and Cor sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
July ~ Bookseller,
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Progress Of Improvement.

Mother" asked SIX foot ea~key, after
two hours Of brown study" wha, did you and
dad used 10 do, when he cone n courin' you 7"
g" Good air,h and seas what deu you mean
Jcdedlah I" "Why, vent couttin' las,
Sunday night. wen, to Deacon Doolililes
to see Peggy, and she told mo didn. know
how TO court. OK her to show me how. and
says she, 'sx your marm.' So now wan, to
know wha, you aud father did," La SUI
Why, Jed, sc used to eli, by The fire and cal
roast turkey and m'nce pies, and drink cider,
and watch the crickeis runnin' round the
harsh." GOOD gracious times amt as
they used TO was, mother, that's saria,n, |
was all slicked up TO kill, and looked tarn'
scrump,hus, and the only thing Peg Gin me
vas raw pickle"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-12-07
Enemies.

Have you enemies Go straight, on aud
mind them not. II they block up your pa h.
walk round them, and do your duty regardless
Of their spite. man who has got no enc.
m'es is seldom good for any,hing-he is made
Of that kind OF material which is so easily
worked, ,ha, every one hos his haud in It,
A sterling character, one who thinks for
husclt, and speaks ~hs, he thinks, 10 always
sure to have enemies. They are necessary
to him as fresh air: they keep him ahve and
active. A celebrated character, who was
surrounded by enomies used to remark -
[" They are sparks which # you do not blow,
will go on, Of themselves" Let this be your
feeling, wh,lo endeavoring to live down the
scandal Of those who are bitter against you.
IL you stop to dispute, you do bu, as they
desire, and open the way for more abuse
Lei the poor fellows talk-.,hefe will be re-.
action, il you perform our duty, and hundreds
who were once alenated from you, will flock
TO you and acknowledge their error.