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IEACaERS

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TUITION.
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
PRIr lTE MEDICAL COMPANION

twrSrIr1u irruoS, IS m,. 70. 80 rucr
ust LutLAE.
Th,. w-tk d. iHts1 "a especially TOR Tlu
MARRIED., gT m .rr rr "i.ntlurs wari,rs, ss 10
disclose, imrHFia-' ft-c'' which fhouj d. Known
O. Them Tsrtruhfs.
Ilsuc,, c,rt, i,ssl--ihc vif,, the ur,hsr,-ths
r1- lul.irc iato v.uarbrgd, &C the ,rs 90 che
t,rIrs ~ ,sefs. iH sh.m ratuIc contemplate an
important chnrsr--ta1 discover ths oauHcs, symp.
trs. AL tls uH1t r.I.igrf remedies aul r.'t Ger,
tain mode It cur,, o. s,rN complaint % which Bee
- , subject
The revelations contained i1 10 page have
rr.ysi bs,.ir- o. tharands, ,s ihs in0umsrtbls
l,fts.. received O., ihr ar'h.r, tvhigh hr BE- T'ut.
trl t, ihs sriJrTs o. pullish) ell attest
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MARRIh G q,
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AID TIE REMEDY,

Mar, ar u1uy q vii, ,uju,cs ,tars q bodily
sufstine, ard n msntsl anguish prOstsie and help
Ices, cn'bticting hc he, that Il her hu,laud. siJ
haiafding the future wclAicof h,r chillrcn. arising
from causcs, Which. = laot0', WOOL have 'rsrrd
the .uheiirs The angvi.h o. the wife, anJ 10 the
hushand s,nls,ras.rlsu,, and r,cun,aiy difficulties
having their o,sin u lhc ln,nd hcirg weighed down
.nd hanass,d in Cussy,snst II the sichucss oi the
companion n his bosom.
How impoftant that The causes should be Known
to ever, wilc. 10 even huiland. that the dreadful
an haItosing Sousc,ui1ccf ~ the health snd hap
pinsss II both nay b. avoided Lite - to shot
and hssih too ptscious n sdau suy T'riiun ~ ne
Gre 10 h. spent without the toll crJ'yPcni Of The
other. The nucl, possc.sion # hule woik en.
tilsd q, ioll1~s b., hccu the means q saving The
health and he li', of thousands, a. over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
oor,. have teen 'sd .,arc the hr., edition va' ''
sued.
The suihlr has l-cu induced 90 alycn'sr y ~
The urgent sod pressing olusst oi those Nho have
by,u injettci q, ~ IutliCiion nr ab iieN bots
dear, tlhat an ma, have o., oIpottuu'g oi obtain.
M ~ ard vhl have favored him With ih1us'n .
II I,t.u ~ sncomium, suU,s ct which a'e amazed
g. the advertisement
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a persngemsn, Of the Msryou, sY,l.n

o. 20 NERyuus ,ONFLAlSTs Dmr, 80
iisiIsiHft t-ffssis 30 fitssrs f1T usY vssAsr ~
ffsi sr.ff - 1i me already rfnsfstfi tyfisH shs
urisf ne HfsrFlsrirg Nis.sitiHg VislifIrg HfI
slrs n Oalranism. o. spilled BY ttn h-sHllII 90
sHrlufll iHrufsrF. tbs fshaustsi Iaiifut s.f sea-
elasticity anf tIFHr
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N,N TOWERS, 30, q sweden,

The suhssrit-r h-rsh, give. rublg r-u-r 90 '0
sr,r,rrH. chat hs hls bTgn Dol, rrroIuici a1i o.
ks1 p. hfu,ssi Oh. tTust 81 NtrninistraiUf Il ihs
I-.IaL. u
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The Suls-ril,r tsfst, gives pebble notcc o. AT
cus--ur,I. tn, BE- IA, bs,n Dol, arro'ulvl col -
Zen urs1 h,msslf Doe uu,t Il Aiui1i'ua'or q The
Estate n
WILLIAM uTRRN, late Of shsh,''Hs.
Boz ths Coypt, II ~tsp,vI',, ard sn'e u iuia.i',
Ist,a.sI. O., ri,... h.7l Of. he hv drrcis-hr
fhr-rfry rr,ri-,i. sH lrrs1ss oba srr '"d'lio' %
.prt deceased, ,.f.i,, tH r1kC .lu,' ''r Gl,a',H't
a. thu.c ~ Gs,s a., icululs lhrv1n, % 'N-
SANtII GIBSON.
tEH.a,IA Au,8.t o. 1850. -
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OXFORD HEAD Of iRTERS.
$4,000 worth OF Goods must be sold
The ensniLg sCnson.

$4,000 worth OF Goods must be solo
the ensuing Season.
'ruE sa'..ril~r,. grateful o. fh- lfl',r fr 'hsr
! literal r1t-1pg. 'urirc r.rr pct ,.'r. hrrrE
1YnHuHrs t1 iiT.f HHu.sfurs fsf.u TfH aHd thr Iuf
BIZ. r.rrfaiIy. that tbr, trr "l-.uHi" IN swell ih'
pn.ai.i ~ ih.ir spiss. during ihr ensuing yslr, O.
5000, 4 ths MOTTO
QuICkv SALES q SMALL PROFITS
can %, H.. The, ha,. frr received Gom Ba.'r.
aHI rnHl.I.a a.a, f,sa.|s-'h.', an. 'rN 'N'.n
sI1, .f.tk,i
D42x aooD2.
,.a,,.,tur r pact e
Errrd, G-n-7, and thurman Br1r5
0'fI,. ~ u,.V aH,GHi rUu.'g, Brl gaf
Fan. D.FIgt. C4,uHHy, Iart,,
h.rfulv Cas,u.rs. BrAUiH,, Nrt
Na.Hs amt Dunn, ari.h aHf ,r'.H-
did rlri,fy 81 B'a.l a4s fanny
Tfmr,, d1i. ard aV i'H-
su, D.imHv, G.reirHs,
ta,inaai, puHi', Bias
NIs, Laus,
mI~U IlyINS. CURTAIN NusIINs.
BhgA sIuu.at Lac Nr,'si tIN hr''
SHtETlNGS,
rllrh-' Sh.rn.s.. Tickling, ,HI D1'lirs., shri.
.s.. Bauu. lr4 W a.-. G.p' ems laI..s.
Ul,,, nl ever, POGO, AND i,.ulI.lHr, ~.h, Cob,
msfc, Thd-i. b.lairr and GH.y Shawl, ul a-
,ril..s ,...am.Ht Tb., i.H have, o. thr L..
u.,s. sr.snli ass1,tu'rt ~ Srriu- aai summer
SHOES OF THE LATEST STYLES,
Al,, a lag, anI VARIED STOCK It
Tai'OrS' Trimmings.
together with a VEL .sIo,ir' a,'a,unsni II
READY MADE CLOTHING.
They UIl al.o hly, con,nr,., on hani
.f-... al. STAR CARP. .|,ls
II v,,iar. pr,s,.. Hat. Cap. Boot, and Shoes
Wnrins and Wrapping rp,r. ''s''hr' With a
uoh 'nurtl 81
PAPER HANeINGs.
Al.p a large anI rsh stock Ut
GLiSS 4 HARD WIRE;
= spl,rdid assortment IT Mirror, WAVING in pro,
lrum sI,OO to 10, togsthcr with hrs, amount Ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

Ibuplen -. SrHisGIITtp, No,, % ISIS.
The jft lIf,lfrI Ola, hlu,s rru'U James Ran.
100. snI prrrrUur,i he above si,i,rsrt tur boz
....F. F#.Hs.f
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VA. q Is - Q /.
Sls:t1SSS. 81
9IIYl1. .SI&
CHERRY PICTORIAL;
for ~. C-ts Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HohRSGNE35, DRoN-
CHITIs, CpoUP, ASTH-
MA, wHoopINd COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
In ,f,r,ns 10 the sinuuiiy ihisrust, csl,lraiod
r,msf, Or dissatcs q the throat a nj lungt, Il stu
our wi,h 10 title 18th the lives OF health u thcaf.
G,cicd lot lr,uk, IN ay before them the opinions
Il distinguished men AID some Of the evidences oi
II. success. from which thcy can Judge Coz them.
selves. We .iucsrcl, pledge ourselves 10 make m
uiI assertions ~ flhe statements u IT, efficacy,
nor viii We bold uut ne, hope ~ suffering humaniiI
which facts viii not warrant.
Many rr..G arr herr given. and w solicit an IN.
uuir, ifom the rulc into ~ publish. feeling no.
surrd they viii f0d them ruf,yil, r,lahe. and the
mcd,rlnc WORTHY Their h,'' oous lsurc aud patron
age
FROM n. SllLniAN, ". H., l.. l.. ~, ETC,
P,sf,r-, y Ci,-nry. Ms0aisry. 81, rab CT
Lr,, N,H,l,r sfih, Isf. not. psi. s1f NIoi. Ne
ono ~ Aa~7sa azi Fs~ps.
81 deem ,Le CHERRY ELECTORAL Az ,lmin'
b. composition from some u The bet auiclo in N,
Naisria Mcdics, aaJ vci, effective rned, ~ ih,
chss u diseases II b. intended o. cure
Nrs HIrp, o., W.. l, iSis.
PEUF. CLrIvELiNp, n Bi-ia.r Clli,s', ",
Wr,,s-"I haze Witnessed ths Effects Il y"Gr
CHERRY PICTORIAL IN my own nm,', nd
that = nv Giools and u gives NO. .aiishrti0n "a
state en- d. s,JI thltuo nod.rins hl,ccv'r Known
h1s proved % eninsn,l, 'n.rrs'fo a curing disease
.fths throat and luugs."
RIv DR. oSGOOD
Wnts,-"Tlatt D. considers CHERRY TtCfO
RAJ che bet used cine o. rulm.1ar, Aar'iipH'
ever Eiyci O., thr rubIiT aHi states thlt"hIs daugh
icr after b,iuy obliged q, Keep ths foHu iui "a 'uih'
Nth a severe settled oaugh, aooumI ini,d b, nsiD.
II hI1ol. night sv.,is. 4rI ihs aurn,Hr' s,mpi ,m'
Df Cansumutil0. commenced ihe uss Il The CHER
~ PICTORIAL a1J bal oauplsisIy recover
co."
HEAR THE PATIENT
". N,cr-p,ar SIC Tar two y,4f. ivas a''lis
t,i 18th VrD severe oUu.h, accompanied hi sTr
tiu. lllul aHA ir.1sr night svrlis. u, ihr 1i
,i,, afm, aurrIir. rh,si.lHl uHs irtu,sI q 900
,ruf CHERRY rECTuHiL, nuI continued 'a %.
s1 tfl ,ufsrl,rri r,sst currl, sud a'rul- th.
yNWES RANDALL.
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NORWAY

r.rREaSNT. T-NsTrrTTT
The $50 S-,...- ,riI -arr-r., N1a-ty, ST'
. nrt -HrfiHIr eleven rv-ks.
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GENERAL DEBILITY,

Strengthening IN. us.k.ns4 holy giyiur tons is ~.
'suous afgans sni inttgofauug lie tHiIrs SJsisHi
Ale in FlTs CHAMP PARALYSIS sul PALSY
DisfFF-lA 90 INDIGESTION. HlEUMAIIs4
ACUTE ani tHROStC. 0Otr. llllFf-f iIN
hAOu, pEAFNEsz NERVOUS TlrNptts. PAL
FITATiOS % THE HEANr. AfOfllAl NtT
RAtBtA FAtSs tu he sinF al fUEsT LlNtL
CONrLAtST sTiNAL COMPLAINT 81 ClWV
ATUEE II the sflNE. HF tONrLAlNT u.N
EAsEs ~ ne kiusElS. DEFICIENCY uF NfHE
OTIS auI rttY.IDAi ENEuGY. aH' 60 NtHluI'
DISEASES shiCh complaints su" BOA oas irl %
.rHmslg
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING ,bou, ffy acre. u good band.
\ uI'h e ia orchard, a h0u.s AID barn, well
srrrIrI 18th water, and cuts FROM fheen 10 ~ soty
TN. % -, yrsJlv; q V situated within tNo AMI a
hlH miis, d ArdlyeT Corusr. sad farm vii h.
s8Ll ior sur hgl,ircl d1llars, onc hundred d1iar.
dosu ani ths r,.t In yeaIl, payU.euts, Vel secured
b. ruItra-s.
Dos farther particular. appl, 10 Timothy Walker
II ElEnllfi, of EnoCh 4. Simpson II An over
ENOCH \. SIMPSON.
Ando,,r, June N, lsjO 6n 10.
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Iron Store.
Cart Wheels.

DEADY MADE Cart Whss'.. With East Iron iiaus
IL Ir L.r1l ana warranted good.
Ais0, Hubs, Spokc', and I.l.e,s separately.
For s,Is b, BROWN 4 co.
Norst,. April y, lSj0. an
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D,,cnicr, or Dilnhcn

-r. s.,,l 'y srA ,-alg ourtnl, q. II should hs
e.,s1 o tHisr.rniu 20 tIrls. once bon au hour al
two, Ur ,fsD-f in severe oaso. and hath, The 'inm
srh aHI Llar's Nth thy same.
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IANrs INNTs- IL o -

Of. thr Count, " O,fr1. ls,ras,j. p, s',Ir, hHri
r.. 'he bv J.rr..sHh Do ihcrr'.f, rrHs's AT r'rsHr'
- 81 40 iBfrlffI t ths said jsrsa.rt's ss'''r, o.
r.lkr i7.me,la'r ra,rHrl'. '.I thee Who h1'r '7'
fsrHsr.. fol- fhfrr#H. O.. .NlHH' thr sH.F o.
SAMUEL INNTS.
Nrvr,. Nrr-.f o.. is'u
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REPAIRED ny STEPHEN JEwErT.
sos OF THL L.rI
Or. STEPHEN IEWETT,
or Rindge. N. II.

VI " 'f -
TT IA MT prrtrndcd that ANI osI Of these Nedi.
| cine. vii EILIrVT 90 Gear every di,case.-
An reasonable persons Know that no osr ar'cle
can accomplish such ysult' bot It i' toe, r,oH
II the.r medicines, by thor'ugh uial viii h. pro-
pauurci a. have 20 sUrTHIuE ~ TQuat 90 Rr.
tiTT and PIKNAsEsr Gear - those diseases
&c which they ate recommended. a. they have been
ned and p,o, 81 ly their cUniinucd &C. the last
80 ycars l., numerous Familifs, and Physicians ~
h. Tnutf"FlNItr MIDicnrs,' aui pronounc-
Ell 10 h. At the Medicin,s ans fcrsOn % Family
can require, unlcs. IN very extraordinary oas'..-
Their pp~er over dIs"as' has Mt b"sn eNeeled-i
,lnll,d-ss numerous cutcs attest, ahrie 'A"'u
phyicians have tilrd u Hoiuce relief
ALL Can BE CURED. WHO WILL Use
THEM AS DIRECTED, ~ wITHN rHt row
IN % MIUICINr.
pR. STEPHEN yEwgTr's CELEBRATED
True Health Restoring Bitiers,
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HEAR THE PATIENT.

~ Ncr-p,ar So Iar two wears iva' aiilir-
t,i 18th 'rD severe ouu.h, accompanied lH 'rlt.
ting of il.l 41I yf.1sr night svriis HN ihr ~.
,i,, I'm, aurrIirs rh,s.IllI u1s induced o. uss
,ru CHERRY PECTuWNL. nuI continued '1 Oh
sr tr1 ,ursrl,rri r,ssf curr.l, s1d asrulr thr
effect tp N"ur pr'rpsiiau.
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From PiguIs1
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
INSTRUCTIONS. IRREGULARITIES.

Sc, SC.
How man, 1r. .HF..ir, frHm destruction ~ 30.
r.-Hhurss p-.r.tr o. The i-r.aie system, which
1rtefmlHc th..I health. rhs effects ~ which tha,
,r- ig1unr'. aHi lHr vh.rh tbgir i.lrlc, lil.
.esking u' 'iclI advice. llrs man, softer huu
p -i.pfIi uui, CALLING 81 ihs vHIi,l uf from fs..
atEf,' t~oakno.s, ,,tIIN, Sd ll'v nan, an,
on constant a-.H, O. m,U, m.uths preceding c.B.
tr-usHi Hos man, have diil .l,t VI upt danger
ous i,lNcrir'. and NhDs5 L,,s ar, FAC. 0d durul
.urh time, vii fed Doe De- rs-rs the ul,als II pc,
,rnt0u, auisliJrltiYU, az relief
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OR. cHRIsTlE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 used 1f .Il Complaints h1rcurg tls lhlnsi "
N'fyul' sIi SOL Headache, pitiiHss' ~ he Heel
Neuraiga in ne iacs BuIting ~ it0auHr ih -
E.u, pgafHsu sI.rh ~ grusTally NsfroIt AL hsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Palsy and Paralysis

Al rt,tir.aHs scku1sls1gs that these tsfftis %
shss' hfr cbussi by i,f1sHfy = Ns'r5ut Ram q
H. afecisi limbs pa tHsfsfiIs GslEanic Aiuri1
all suITy this igarlsut POSER cal = comlis hHi
fUfIrg rHfs a fkls Affected
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis,

have been rspirtsi 10 y. CHsptp AL he Agsr'
silhin The lat tao ys,rL sAieA hsT' ts'n sntE'.I
ftffTfsl
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sickly and Unhappy Wives,
DuroS. Na,I, IsTT

Erro,f Of latter from a rui'maa m Day.
ia1, Ono.
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Cmmn I'M ana sinmnch, on nilion, Cholie.

vr hrh.y, Il VII never lail 90 fr'ohiy 's''. u
should De- t,krn tcrspno1iul at iinie on 'ufsr 'I
r.assr.. o. IN ys,.nn1osf tir- rairsri raH ,.ke u
lr.l. al DC s1,l-sh all bowel heel, loihei.
Al iu Lfccu oJ y~,uly m,ur'J' thr laiiraI 49,
n.t ful relief, rTrl' thr dHst.
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BOARD.
TrIoN

From si.2Sts si5o o. s,-''-m-a. -
sl.25 &c Ladies
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-15
MELANCHOLY STORY.

A HEART BROKEN HUSBAND The following
sad story of bad wife aid heart-broken hus-
band, is from the Albany Knckerbocker
A very respectable looking man, who from
his manners and conversation, had seen better
days, was picked up by the watch few even
ngs since, very much overcome by liquor. On
being brought before the Magistrate in the
morning, he narrated most melancholy and
heart-rending chapter Of his history, as crowded
with stirring events as the most exciting novel
of the day. His friends and family belong III
Hartford. He emigrated from there % Buffalo
nearly five years ago, and enteled into business.
He was prosperous, and he married a beautiful
woman who became the mother of a beautiful
boy to bless him with its innocent endearment
He was happy and while prosperity was smil-
ing on him, he received intelligence from Hart
ford that his mother was dying, and TO hasten
there if he desired to see her alive. He hurried
away desiring an intimate friend to see that his
wife should want for nothing in his absence.
His mother fingered for weeks in a dying state
The morning after her remains had been depos-
tied under the green sod of the graveyard, he
received letter from friend at Buffalo, in
forming him that his wife had eloped and left
his hearth Cesolate.
lie returned to Buffalo heart-broken, and
found his infant boy in charge ofa neghborino
family. Discouraged and disheartened he sought
relief in the bottle, and soon found himself a
miserable drunken loafer He left the Queen
city last fall, hearing that his wife and para
nour were in Troy. and made his way to the
latter city, where he arrived in a state of COM
plete desttution. He must either beg or steal,
he could not star7e to death. He was too proud
to solicit bread to eat, so he was forced to steal
He was caught in the act and sent to the Alba
ny Penitentiary. month or two since his
term Of imprisonment expired, and he was a.
gain thrown upon the world without money and
without friends. He found himsefa few even
ings after in the lower part Of the city, and on
entering house of prostitution, the first object
that met his gaze, was his wife, sitting upon
the lap of a disgusting rufiian, and resigning
her tender cheek, which he had not suffered the
"winds OF heaven to visit too roughly" to his
disgusting caresses; He rushed from the house
in state of phrenzy, mad with rage, and call
ing down the Vengeance of Heaven on the
wretch who had seduced his wife and blasted
his peace and happiness on earth. In this con-
dition he was picked UP BY the watch. We are
glad to hear that he has been kindly cared for,
and is to be sent home to Hartford.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-15
SAFETY IN THUNDER STORMS.

Sedulously avoid all conductors of electricity.
Do not shelter under trees, nor go near them; the
GREAT majority Of accidents arise from want of this
precaution DO no, handle or be very close to
metallic bodies; a servant cleaning silver fork at
a window during thunder storm, the prongs be-
ing outvards, was struck, but not killed; young
lady, during the same storm, sewing near Win
dow, was thrown from her seat and experienced
blow The centIe of room, if a metallic lusre
is no; pendant, is safer than any other apartment.
1t is not sale TO he between tho window and the
door, or fireplace, where there is current of air.
A bed is the securesi retreats So all we who fear,
and fail to derive pleasure mingled with awe in
beholdinr this, the greatest of natures meteors,
ensconce Yourselves within the woollen folds, and
sink in your downy couch, il ye cannot fall into
gentle slumher, think at least that you enjoy COM
paraive safety DR. Ihompsom's .ueteorology.
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One Door Vest of NJ. Cushing's.
rEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from,
" Philadelphia with his Spring Stock of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.,
which will be sold lower than ever, and to which
he invites the attention OF his friends and the public
generally. His stock consists of
Fine Gold Lever, Anchor & La. Watches
Fine Silver, do. do. do do;
An exceIlen, quality ofCLOCKS;
Gold, Vest. Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold Ear and Finger Rings;
Breast Pins, Gold and Silver Spectacles
Lockets, Gold and Silver Thimbles;
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pen Holders
Gold Pens: Diamond Finger Rings;
Bracelets and Clasps;
Gold and Silver Belt Slides;
Studs, Keys, Silver and Shell Card Cases ;
Por. Monaies; Silver Combs, Fans;
Silver Table, Desert, Tea and Salt Spoons
Razors, Scissors. Sugar longs;
Butter, Fruit and Pocket Knives;
Thermometers, Magnets, Microscopes;
Spy Glasses, Purses, Tooth Brushes;
Steel Beads, Leads. and Spectacle Cases
Steel Pens and Burning Glasses;
Pocket Compasses, Perfumery, sc.
0o- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, repaired
neatly and promptly.
Staunton, April 8, 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REWARD OF UPRIGHT CONDUCT.

cot from apparent ills our blessings rise"
Beattle.
The following story, which was published in
one of the periodical journals some time since,
is TOO interesting to be omitted.
can old chifonier for rag picker died in Pa
ris, i'll a state OF the most abject poverty His
only relation was niece, who lived as servant
with green-grocer. This girl always assisted
her uncle as far as her slender means would
permit. When she learned of his DEATH which
took place suddenly, she was upon the point Of
marriage with journeyman baker, to whom
she had been long attached. The nuptial day
was fixed, but Suzette had not yet bought her
wedding clothes. She fastened to tell her lover
that their marriage must be deferred, as she
wanted the price of her bridal finefy to lay her
uncle decently in the grave. Her mistress ridi-
culed the idea, and exhorted her to leave the
old man to be buried by charity. Suzette re-
fused. The consequence was a quarrel, in
which the young woman lost at once her place
and her lover who sided with her mistress.
She fastened to the miserable garnet where her
uncle had expired, and by the sacrifice not only
Of her wedding attire, but Of nearly all the rest
of her slender wardrobe, she had the old man
decently inferred. Her pious task fulfilled, she
sat alone in her uncles room. weeping bitterly
when the master Of her faithless lover, young,
good looking man, entered. $50, my good su-
zette, find you have lost your place !" cried
he; ~ am come to offer you one for lte-wil
you marry me ~ ~, Sir ?-you are Joking"
EsNo, faith, want wife, and am sure can't
find better" ''But everybody will laugh at
you for marrying poor girl like me-" sob, if
that is your only objection, we shall soon get o.
yer it (; come, come along, my mother is prepar-
ed to receive YOU" Suzette hesitated no lon
ger but she wished to take with her memo
rial of her deceased uncle; it was a cat that he
had had for many years. The old man was SO
fond Of the animal that he was determined even
her death should not separate them, for he had
had her stuffed and placed upon the tester OF
his bed AS Suzette took puss down, she utter
ed an exclamation of surprize at finding her SO
heavy. The lover FASTENED to open the animal,
when Out fell shower Of gold. There was
thousand louis concealed in the body ofthe cat;
and this sum which the old miser had starved
himself to amass became the just reward of the
worthy girl and her disinterested loyer.n
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Plss.-Pins were not known in England till
towards the latter part OF the reign of Henry the
Eight. The ladies used ribins, loops skewers
made Of wood, of brass, silver, Or gold. The
pin was at first so III made that Parliament ell
acted none should lie used unless they had
double heads, sand have the heades soldereI
fast to the shanke of the pynne." After this
act few were made. The "pynners" declared
that "sens the making Of the said act, there hath
been scarcitee of pynnes within this realme,
that the Kynge's liege of people have not been
wei nor completely served Of such pynnes"-
They pray that Gin consideration thereof, il
male please the King that the act may be adj
Judged ana deemed from hencetorth frustrated
and aunihilated .o-Edingturg Jour.
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o-r The Rev. Joel Winch an eccentric Me-
thodist preacher, now dead, remarked that some
ofhis hearers were very late in coming to church,
he also had learned that lady who lived at
distance from the church, had i'll the course of
the proceeding week, sold her COW and churn.
On Sabbath morning he perceived she was
early at church, wearing new dress and new
bonnet After he had commenced the services,
some PERSONS entered who lived quite near the
church. Therefore, to give them all pretty
"close fits, he stopped short, and addressing
those entering, said: care you not ashamed to
be so late TO chtgch, living as near as you do,
when here is a woman who walked two miles
with a cow OIL her back and churn on her
head, and got here before services commenced"
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COMPARATIVE LONGEVITY oE AMERICANS AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the commencement OF the
present year, table of the ages Of Americans
and foreigners at the time OF death has been kept
in Boston from which it appears that foreigners
are much shorter lived there than those of native
birth, but very few Of the Foreigners going be-
You'd the age ofhfty and most OF them dying ull-
der Thirty. The mortality among foreign chril-
dren is also very large, owing to the neglect Of
parents 1t would be worth while ia take meas
nres for assertaining if similar results occur i'll
other American cities. 1t is reasonable to sup
pose, however, that the process OF acclimaion in
person transferring themselves from one portion
of the globe TO the ohei almost invariably tends
to shorten lite-Sun.