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Edward K. TrVon,

JVO. I54 JV0rW SECOND Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer and .Manufactwer Of Double and
Single Barrel Shot Guns, Rifles and
Pistols.
SHOT BAGS, Flasks. Game Bags, Su-
~ perIor Percussion Caps. Gun Powder.
Wads, Shot Gun and Rife Barrels, and
Materials for Gun Makers use. WHOLE
SALE AND RATAIL.
Feb. Is, lS50-ly 70
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A. WELLES & CO.,
CrGcers & Commission Merchants,

S.iV.l.N.N.iH. Ga,
FAVE constantly on hand large stock in
their line aud eclic,t orders therefor.
Their particular attention is given to the
sale of Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Flour and
Grain. Any party desiring information in
regard tn the Savannah market will meet
with prompt attention.
June I, lS50--lys 50
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purchased in New York and Philadelphia,
by one OF The firm consisting OF an ele
CANT assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods and
Genllemen's Wear, Boots and Shnes, Hats
aad Gaps. Groceries, and every article
usually kept by merchants in our country.
Please call and examine our stock as we
feel confident we can make it your interest
tc buy all your Goods OF US. We believe
IA "nimble slXpence is better than n slow
shilling" and will therefore sell rery i0,c
for cash. JAS. METCALFE 4 co.
July 20. lSj0-lT sc
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Newest Goods !

EUS / receiving and opening tour FAC
y TORY STORE, large and we'll se~
lecled stock OF
Gun,n,ar onI Foil Eoods
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q a % BAGS RIO COFFEE, PRIME r.
IL "a - ticle. new crop just received and
for sale by the bag.
McEWEN g. GILLESPIE.
Athens, March Is, lS50-tf II
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VOLUME A'i
uur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILLIAM w. HOL u EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

TIE NORTH CARoI1NA SrAxDARD sPaohsned week
-, TH.se Dolar. Der annum, payable in advance. In
ns,,nce will the paper be sent unless the money for
~. s,me shall accompany the order. Subscribers, and
others who may wish to send money to the Editor can
w 50 At all times by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
~ sums will be promptly transmitted
axrRr,sExExrs not exceeding fourteen lines, will be
.ed one time for one dollar and twenty five cents for
Zach subsequent insertion Of greater length in pro-
s;on Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
r. charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
,es reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
tiers to the Editor must come free of postage.
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YANKEE DOODLE /!

We have at last true Yankee Doodle song-a senu
Inc American song-a song that is like the glad echo o
freedom to the dersve doggee sung insult an
oppressed people. And it comes most opportunelyin
the July number of dey. 81.
Our thanks due to Cooley for this seasonabe pre-
sentation He has given us a song of exultation tha
will be familiar to millions of people for long. long years
to come. The author of Moena,'' and many othe,
most excellent poems, has perhaps written more elegant
and elaborate poetry, than that which follows but we
doubt that his pages contain any that will find hearty
an echo in the bosoms of his countrymen.
From Godeys Lady's Book, July, 1850
YANKEE DOODLE.
TuxE-.: Fankee Doodle"
Az t. g. DoNoao.
Yankee Doodle :" Long ago, - -.-
They played it to deride US;
But now we march to victory
And that's the tune to guide us!
Yankee Doodle ha ha ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandy !
How made the Red Coats run
At Yankee Doodle Dandy!
To fight, is not pleasant game;
But, if we must We'll do it!
When " Yankee Doodle !" once begins.
Our Yankee boys 60 through it!
Yankee Doodle =! ha! ha i! ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandy /!
"Go ahead " the captains cry,
At Yankee Doodle Dandy!
And let her come upon the sea,
The insoent invader
There the Yankee boys will be
Prepared to serenade her!
Yankee Doodle !! ha ha ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Yankee guns will sing the bass
Of Yankee Doodle Dandy
"Iaukee Doodle!" How it brings
The good old days before US!
Two or three began the song
Millions join the chorus.
Yankee Doodle ha ha ha.
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Rolling round the continent
Is Yankee Doodle Dandy!
"Yankee Doodle ~ Not alone
The continent will hear it
But all the world shall catch the tone,
And every tyrant fear it!
Yankee Doodle ha ha ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Freedoms voice is in the song
Of Yankee Doodle Dandy ~
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The Grand Capitals III cue Scheme Sold.
$4,000. 2 OF $4,000.

The Grand Capitals ia Scheme Sold.
$4,000. 2 OF $4,000.
No Light Street. Baltimore, Md.
PRIZES! PRIZES !! PRIZES!!!
$4,000, numbers 2l A. whole ticket to Alabama
$3OO00 numbers IA 53, package half tickets sent to
Massachusetts,.
$26 000 numbers l6 %, half tickets sent to Ohio
$24,000 numbers 81 73, package whole tickets sent
to South Carolina.
$l5oOo numbers 20 a., package whole tickets, sent
to Tennessee.
$ll,5oo, numbers l6 80, whole ticket sent to New
Jersey. $780,. ,.
$4,000 numbers IA 4s 49, whole ticket sent to Penn
sylvania.
$4,000, numbers e5 49, whole ticket sold in Batil-
more.
$4,000, numbers IL 10 49, package half tickets, Sc
to Indiana.
$4,000, numbers 8, whole ticket, to Georgia.
$ls000 numbers 81 49, package quarter tickets sent
to Florida.
Ssooo numbers 20 &c. package half tickets, sent to
Georgia
of $4,000, of $2,5OO l3 of 81 500 II of 81 900,
were sold in Whole and Half Ticket Packages besides
an nnurerabe number of smaller prizes sent differ
ent parts of the country.
$NSe \
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I'VE Tread No Step Backward"
ONWARD! EVER ONWARD.
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS F
Have been sold and paid during the month Of June,
from the ~ -.i.tsst - s..E IL -
"CITADEL OF PRIZEs," So -.
BY those LucKlEsr Of THE Lucky" fellows,
@s. a=i PYFER & Cos. f
LOTTERY BROKERS', .-.;e
No. l, L1aHT STREET, BALTlMoRE, Mn.
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NOTICE.

TNAkEN up, hy James H. Murray, City Constable.
Il and committed to the Jail of Wake County, nc
gro man who says his is SAM and belongs IS d.
John H. Hill, of Brunswick County, N. c.. The said
quite small of his,age. The said hoy Gays he was soa
IN Wilmington, BY Jordan Wonbic. Of Ra,eigh aboot
ave years since. The owner is requested to come lo.
ward, prove properly ~ charges, anhtake sid apy
away *, n. Il. ERCHN JEgl,r
Jnly g. 1850. ~ ~ - Esr
- 5Fsash4NtsAb1S HO0tg saslsis AhSee,E
rs sa- e. 6URCH epseons.snsy .oaa ahss,a iarrS-
ad assortment of Hoets'end. Shpss. Rsse ~ j.
Two doors below the Post 0f6cS
=, Raieish. n. G.
May ~ 1900. eli.
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PUBLIC SALE.

nN Tuesday, the 30th day of July next will sell
~ Public Vendue, credit of six months, at the
late Residence of Joel Harris in the County of Franklin
all his Household, Kitchen and Dairy Furniture guam
tity of Fodder Oats and Wheat about 100 bbls Corn
25 bbls Brandy the most of which is three and fou,
years DID, and Represented as being the very beat several
very fno Brood Mares and young Mules and that zinc
Stallion Nrginian, by young virginian; he by Goods
celebrated running horse virgnian, dam by Chance,
grandam by old Mark Anthony, &c.
And also some very superior Work Horses and Mules
the stock Of Sheep the Plantation Blacksmith and Car
penters Tools; excellent Family Barouche; IHirta
Shot Guns and Shooting fixtures; and many other ar
cles- @ > = rs.e5 a. ..e-rs. sr,;z i = 4 lsEsr q
-. N. B. MAssENRpRG, Ereausor..
Franklin co., July lst 1850. sis--ts..
Job Printing,
Neatly Executed at the Staudar I'd print 0fYca
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WARREN, NC.
WHIT ESULPHUR AND CnALYBEATE
S RINES

Proprietor OF this establishment has the salts.
- fac''on OF announcing 10 the public. that since the
last season he has greatly enlarged and improved his
buildings, so as TO DC able 10 accommodate mnch lar.
ger number and to offer still greater attractions v those
who may visit ..-t.
This Pleasant and IscaltI,fu, Resort.
No trouble expense will be spared to render his
patrons comfortable and satisfied
THE MEDICAL PROPERTIES
Of the Sulphur water have been amply tested during
the last min years by large number Of VISITORS and
its beneficial Results sriklngy display in the
reiief OF Dypepsia 4fectio" Of the Lirer, Janndce.
Another Spring has been discovered in the vicinity OF
the establishment, an accurate scientific analysis OF
which (slven beow) proves that it is valuable Chaly-
tedte 1t !s mild and gentle onic and in The opinion
OF the physicians who have examined it, and witnessed
Its effects in during the two last seasons
must prove beneficial in .afonic Dyspsia, ChiO,osis
scth De6hy; and Of special Service to persons living
in maarons regions of country, whose blood has been
robbed OF It's normal proportion OF iron by repeated
tacks OF malarial fever
FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Will be in attendance during the season.
a1-Person travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road will always find hack ready tor their accom- uoda
ton al Henderson and at the War, enton Depot There
Will oe daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs
CHARGES.
Families, per month, SIG 90
Families, per week, 90
Families, per day, 90
Single person, per month, 20 90
Single person, per week. 7 SO
single person, per day, 25
Children and Servants. halt price.
Horses, per month, 10 90
Hoses, per week, 800
Horses, per day, IS
July lst, 1885, WH, D. JONES.
analysis Of the Nineral Ha.er 5on, the Spring near
HWrenton, ": c..
WHirE SULPHUR SPRING
Specific gravity, lOOOl Rea ton Acid.
suphuret'ed hydrogen
~ ~ (carbonic Acid. cid
suphate Of Magresia.
" Lime,
Solid Contents Carbonate OF Magnesis.
" Lime .-#f..-
With trace OF Potash, Soda & Silica
Total solid contents in 1000 grains of the water
One grain and 26-lOO.
Viz: Magnesia, Ola
Salts of Lime, 0s4
Silicic Acid, OPS
Potash trace, Soda, atrac-.
CHALYBEArE SPRING. .,
| Reaction Acid
Specific gravity. l0O0s.
Gaseous Contents-Carbonic Acid. ....H
Carbonate Of the Protoxide of Iron.
Siiicates Of Lime and Iron
Solid Contents. Bicarbonate Of Lime,
With traces of Soda and Potash
Each Pint Of Water contains.
Oxide of Iron, 049
Carbonate of Lime, Ola "t-
Slicic Acid, O.42
Potash, trace, -sa .... 81 ... O.. .
Soda, trace.
Total solid Contents in 1000 grains of the water 1o5
grain and 5-lO0. t.t.. ..r.
DAVID STEWART, Nj. d. Ana,yst
June rs, 1850. 8l7o6t.
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southern Ladies, pa tronize your own Meenan,,
KUKN'S PIANOS =!

HAVING been appointed Agent for the sale Of An,
1 thony Kuhn's celebrated Pianos in Raleigh, and the
State at large would respectfully suggest 10 the ladies'
OF the City. and Others who just the eve Of send
Ing to the North O. for their Music and Furniture 70
wait few days. and they have their CHOICE Of 50.
peror Instruments manufactured ty the very best work
men, out of the superb materials in the City Of
Paltimore or, if they in hurry, and will give mo
their names and the quality they DESIRE will guasap
tee that in ten days. they will have an Instrument, which
both regards tone and nsh and No. of octayes shan
not be surpassed. FOR THE MONEY!. if;E|a
Mr.. Kuhn has recently disposed Of several Pianos.
in the City and the Western portion of the State all Of
which give decided satisfaction. : % .
Having dealt in Pianos, those who leave choice
Of Instrument to may rely getting good arsiee
Arrival of Pianos duly announced. y, : -. !,
w. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, July l, 1850. s2o-H
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Correspondents will please hear in mind that the
prices OF Packages Of Quarter Tickets only are pub
lshed in this paper.
The Printed official drawings which Correspondents
can RELY upon being correct always forwarded
from Pyicr s. Cos.
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight, will be promptly rcmitted to those Correspon
dents who draw prizes a. Pyfer & Co.'S
Remcmbsr-A Package of Tickets, draw four Of
the most splendid prizes in scheme.
In order 10 Fortune, and the cash Immediate
y after the result is known the readers Of this paper
have only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & CO.
No. l, Light Street. Baltimore, Md.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office
Jnne 22d 1850. sls-
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A SPLENDID DESCRIPTION. One Paul Denton, a
Methodist preacher in Texas advertised barbecue,
with better liquor than usually furnished. When the
people were assembled, desperate in the crowd
cried out Mr.. Paul Denton, your Rirerence has
lied. You promised US not only good basbacne but
better liquor. Where is the lquor?''
There - answered the missionary in tones Of
thunder, and pointing his motioEless finger at the
maichless Double Spring, gushing up in two strong
columns, with sound like shout of joy from the
look terrible the lightning, while his enemy actu-
ally rembled his feet; there is the liquor, which
God, the Eternal, brews for all his chdren!''
"Not in the si,nmering Suil, over smoky fires,
choAed with poisonous gasses, and surrounded with
the stencil of sickening odors and rank corruptons
doth your Father in Heaven prepare the precious
life, the pure cold water. But III the green
glade and grassy dell, where the red deer wanders
and the child loves to play, there God brews it, and
down, low in the deepest valleys where the fountains
murmur and the rills sing; and high the tall noun
tain tops where the native granite glitters like gold in
the sun, where the sorm-cloud broods and the hun-
der-storms crash and away far out on the wide, wild
sea, where the hurricane howls music, and the big
waves roar the chorus sweeping the march OF Cod
there he brews it, that beverage of fe heathgiving
water.
And every where i, is thing of beauty geam-
ing in the dew-drop; singing in the summer rain !;
shining in the icegem, till the trees all turned
to living jewels-spreading golden veil over the
setting sun or a white gauze around the midnight
moon; sporting in the cataract; sleeping in the gla-
cier; dancing in the hail shower; folding its bright
snow curtains softly about the wntry World and
weaving the manycolored iris that seraphs zone of
the sky, whose warp is the rain drop of earth whose
woof is the sunbeam of Heaven, all checked over
with celestial blowers, by the mystic hand of refrac
ton. Still always it is beautta-lhat blessed life
water! no poison bubbles on its brink; its foam
brings no madness and murder; blood stains its
liquid glass; pale widows and starving orphans
weep not burning tears in its depths; drunkard's
words Of eternal despair! s peak out, my friends,
would you exchange it for the demons drink, alcohol!
A shout, like the roar of tempest, answered-No!
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The following, from the New York Commercial
.2drerser furnishes food for reflection to those who
seem to imagine that the only way to make the tage
of land profitable, is to purchase distant market for
that class of its products which admit of heightened
transportation at the expense of preventing the for
nation of markets in their immediate vicinity. They
60 upon the theory that it is advantageous dsperse
men instead of concentrating them They quietly as
sumo, in all their reasonngs, that every whit of avail
able labor in the country is constantly employed at
fair wages might be, but for the wilful neglect of
the idle Now it is altogether probable that three
fourths of the labor expended in pucking the straw
berries mentioned in the annexed paragraph per-
formed by women and children, and who could 9TH
erwise have earned nothing and it is than pro-
babe that the value of the berries, after every deduc
ton for labor, is ten times that of any crop
which would be exported to foreign market:
stSouRcEs OF SUPPLY. We are informed that
within distance of ten miles, the line of the
kamapo railroad, there were gathered on Wednesday
last than eighty thousand baskets of srawber-
ries. These were all forwarded to this city. This
is comparatively small iten but it to illus
trate the importance of the railroad avenues, now
radating in all directions from New York, sources
Of supply. 1t would be difficult determine 10 whom
those roads are of the most imporancethe citizens
of the country, who are by them furnished with a
ready market for their surplus, our own, who are
benefited by the abundant supplies received through
their instrumentality. 4-,-Ey - -.re-ss
The Cunard steamer .asia, which recently made
the passage from Boston to liverpool in nine days
and eleven hours, averaged 800 miles per day.. The
highest speed in any one day was 325 miles, and the
lowest 296 miles.
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NUMBER 822.
LIST OFLETTERs

Remaining in the Post Office, it, the CITY of Raleigh
for the quarter ending Stth June, 1850. VI. E 81 e5F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-01
WINDOW SASH FASTENERS.

THE undersigned have charmed Letters Patent
u Tor most valuable AIR- EICHr Sash tAs l
IN, BY which ron are enabled t. raise me wlss
sash 10 any reqaifed height and hold Il Iast.
cutting holes in the frame, ard az fhe same usne =
letaow1 she upper Sash al % lst The hea,ea -
escape al the top and admit the cool ar AZ in -
ion and also make the Sash perfectly alr-lsE1 -
keep u IRON Railing. Who Is q that haf ny na
ms resi- broken by the Gathering Of the wlheoF
ia a stormy nights ID say Holhing o. The amopns y
cir admitted thereby This Fastener has grfai au-
yanIages any other sash stopper. gifins 80
complete control of the sash and wall aecoihs1ass
itself ID any stare of the weaEher wet Or dfS-.ns
back Of the sash being grooved and strip inselsu
which is forced out againstahe frame, thus
dating itself TO The frame and behind ns snip = Al
eccentric or can fixed on lever which passes
through the sash, and Faising az depressing me
lever lastens OF loosens the ssA enables you 20
lock il fast At any point Such Is NE estmate Pua
on this discovery that we have eppied iheth 70
several hundred windows. notwithstanding ut lev
weeks have elapsed siHceEwe got the fixtures ana
even before We obtained the patent, and many more
hare been engaged aS soon as weean procure las
knings
We would now say 10 the public that we have
made arrangements for oar castings With Mr.
Rodgers oil No. 40. High street, Old Town, Balti-
more Nd Who bY the b., We would seeomnend
10 such may want castings done-,ior the prompts
ness and the manner in which i IS daae-aad with
Mr. Wernwag OF Harpers7 FeTTyHhe most dfstln-
snished machinist vi our country as any one will
admit n be will call and see his shop and the ma
ciinery ne has on hand he has undertaken 20
finish our fastenngsby machinery 50 that ihey VIII
reonire no hut can hesRai together Win
Jefferson county, Va. or F. c. SMIrH Harpe4s-
Ferry, Va, Pszteatses The fasteEings can be for
warded from HarpeIs-F Ferry 70 any point with The
same facility as theycould from any of orr Atlantic
Cities. il being immediately on The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road about so miles from Baltimore
and in telegraphic Communication with The Easi
AID West, sc.
To such as may be acquainted with either Of he
gentlemen whose names are given We would say
write to them and satisfy Yourselves that il is nc
hImbag A Hunter l. NJ Carter G. w Sap
pinston Ii keyes n S White John Yates James
/ l. Ransom G s. Gardener. (post- paid) who have
them in use and many others who are waiting Ic
have them Put in their Windows.
NATHANIEL. AIYE Frs,
+. G. SMITH
July5 1850 III r
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/ Virginia. 10 Wit:

f
AT Rules holden il the Cleskis Once cf The Cir
cum Court of Jefferson eouaty, on The Fth dayIoi
October. 1850.
VIII Horstmann and Sigis nund II. Hbrstmaun.
partners under the name and hrm III w IL.
Hosstnann & Son. PEAiNTtrfs,
AGAINST
and -- wilson, partners
trailing under the firm OF Wilson & Co, and
james Mcdaniel DERENpAsrs,
IN CHANCERY @
HyHIs suit is brought to attach in the hands 81
i'll the Defendant, James Mcdaniel money,
goods and effects belonging 10 The Defendants Viii
sor & Co, 10 satisfy debt due from SAID Wilson
& Co. 10 the Plaintiffs. And il appealing on aft
dzrft fled in this suit thar the said Defendants
and - Wilson trading under lie
name and firm OF Wilson & Co, are not residents
Of his State they are hereby required 10 appear
within one month after due publication of this or-
der and do what is necessary 10 protect their in
ieresi ia this matter Il IS further ordered. that
copy hereof be published oace week fdT four sue
eess5ve weeks 10 some newspaper in the said com
~ and posted at the front door Of the CbnT Houst
thereof, on the first day Of the nexteounEy Court
A Copy-T este,
ROBERT t. BROWN, G. q
~ fasn
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LAN DIE MAN,- AiiAIcE.

T Never attenGt to.strike The guilty, where
by a 4nia -ilttefel or too hasty blow. the in
nocsnt, lhe saiI4At AID the good may suffer,
Never attenlps expose william. il your ef
forts iu doug - afe likely to injure those
who have been tiie uhsuspecting dupts of his
artlAce Never wager larger sum than you
carrYin yoar pocket Never shake hands
with man il ypu are not glad to see him =
Never forget When you meet, to recognize
your friend, and bic even more careful to Of.
fer your salntaaion % those that are poor, =
Never quarrel without sufficient cause, but
iif it be NECESSARY totake up quarrel, then
sec Chat quarrel irnily put to amend New.
er bftray conldehce Of any kind, but m ere
particularly that il a woman
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ME are now selling our Stock Sf Goods, a
Wv cost, FOR CASH
Our stock Is large and ID II may be found an as
sortment OF Goods, such as are usually keptin |
retail store, viz
Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings;
Cashmefes, Monklinss, Alparcas and Mrrincs;
Berages, Tissues, Lawns and Calicoes;
Silks and many other desirable Dress Goods;
rs Osnahnrgs for Negroes Shirts;
"a, T-s and "a Brown Cottons heavyh
rs and ~ Fine do. do;
Good Stock OF Beached Goods;
Irish Linens and Bed Ticking;
Linseys Fannels Checks, ToxellingR and many
other articles, which can Be seen BY calling s0ch
Also, good stock OF Groceries Sugar, Coffee
Molasses, Teas, Spices Fine and G. A. salt also
good stock OF Queensware, Hardware, Boots
Shoes, Hats, &C.
We have made arrangements TO remove 20 dis
tant part Of the State, therefore, the goods nnf b
disposed 81, and great bargains ca Be had By call
ing soon JOHN X WOODS q Co
Sept Il 1870
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I]A+IIl
: I,Isc,o ..

pi.ccpsensis sin that Is !. ona selves
raen, ME- .s The spiri, sadths body ' T..
II ~ .siaDts sour y at,se lifted in
cand,,fou but the mind of Canaan
,4s,sd In prisan Ahab va ola kingdom,
stn,I ID, ha had all the benors and pow
.ss,l ....a,t III NJ al this ayaiIs him moth
,s..ursss s<n's vineyard lnordinate
N 40 Ffen 70 continual vsxations,
;n,ys dtspsssd 70 fret. they Will always
Z lf9lAethlNg III fret about = Va {keAaY
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:.
CHOLERA ATMOSPHERIC APPLIED TO
tEif DOREs.

Alfricnd ofours who is somewhat annoy.
ed with your bring your knitting work and.
stay aweek kind Of visitors, recently received
= call from aicountryman, who, encouraged
by our friends suayity Of manner, descanted
largely, upon mutton, milk sheep, potatoes,
plaster 'gtssshopPers and crops in general
until the discourse began to bore the listen
or, who was anxious to finish replies to a
pile Of letters on bis table Quietly leaning
tmk 10 his chair, lie turned on the gas, and
strong b, soon began to fill with an odor
"Mr sFao means sweet,
there sans.th;as peculiar I'll qiFyman isn't
-Nothing that notice. said cur frieuu.
The green eae began to snees and again
remarked the impurity Of the air a6k,n
said cur friend, III may be that copir.-.S Is :
tas Prs ne q 9s pS Breathe It oa,s ae
lyaI Perceive there isn't much cholera a
bout, but what thereis, is in the atmosphere
The two gases, that Of the Company and
that pf our friend combined, we're too much
fol. weak nerves, and the countryman vamosed
wtth-t'Good evening chagh-good even
ing-liYe stayed TOO long now is the d-d
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