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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09

I'd with regard to the many eyes that were
scanning her movements. The other was OF
an opposite turn of mind, inclning to bashfu.
ness. AT dinner our ladies were honorcd with
a seat at head of the table, and the eldest one
with her usual independence, cut her bread in
small pieces, and with her fork reached Over
and enrolled each n:urh!il in the nice dres.
sing on plate of beafirak before her. The
passengers preserved their gravity during this
operation by dnt Of great ef1;rt. Prrcrrng
ha, her sister was moi very forward in helping
herself she turned round to her and exclaimed
loud enough to he heard by half the table. Sal
dip into the grary-Do;i pays as much as any
on 'em" This was followed by general roar
.in which the Captain led off. The girls sarrived
al their place OF destination before supper, and
when they left the boa, all hands gave three
cheers for the girls or,hr Ilo"sirr State"
There is an odinuS spirit in many persons.
who are more pleased to detect fault than 10
commend virtue.
Advice, like snow, tho softer it falls. the lon
ger it dwrls upon, and the deeper it sinks into
The heart.
A good name and good heart arc two Of
the hest items going. Young men should re.
member this.
ain all our undertakings we should have re.
gard to three things: Gods appreciation, our
own hencft, and the not barming our neigh.
hor."
TIE RrsrRREcT1oN.-Drcl in his
H.. f..n ~
sage in illustration Of his views of the world,
and the resurrection Of the body:
"Shall say again, that what is impossible
with mcn is possible with Gnd? He hath al.
ready creaird the world by his word, and he is
able to restore it again by the same. Art hath
found OIL, methods to make beautiful vessels Of
melted ashes; and shall not Gods hand, unto
which all the skill of art. and all the strength
Of nature are as nnueht, he able to gather up
tho ashes of earth. and to make of it body full
Of light and glory?"
ExpERIENcE.-Thcre is a pretty German
story Of a blind man. who, even under such
misfortune, was happy-happy in vile whom
he passionary y loved; her voice was sweet and
low, ard he gave her credit for that beauty
which Che had been painler) was The. object
of his idolatry. A physician came, and. curing
The disease, restored The husband to light which
he chirHY valued, as it would enable him to
gaze on the lovely features of his vile. He
!o"kS, and sees face hileous in ugliness! He
is restored To sight, but his happiness is over.
Is not this our history? Our cruel physician is
Experience.
Th" pain of dying mus, he distinguished from
tho ain r'hr previous disease, for when life
e''!'s, sensibi'iiy declines. As death is the f.
mi extinction "f c"rrorcal feelings, so numb.
ness increases. like hralihnl fatigue, cngcnlers
growing st"por-a sensation Of subsiding soft
iy into a covered rrpose.
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NOT AFRAID TO WORK.

To save the time Of our man TO work in tho
garden, we are on hand al ) o'clock in the
morning, To drive the COWS one mile and q half
to pasture. Ont and back it is three miles, and
occupies one hour. This hour is moro proi,a.
Bile Tor reflection than an hour of DOING over
some book or newspaper before brcak(ast-it is
grand exercise both of mind and body. We
gather the days experience ON every man we
meet who has the wisdom 10 rise early we ars
soothcd with the carols of the robin, the lark
and other birds, whose early music is wasted
on tho air while inlolence is asleep. Reflection
has glorious opportunity and as we write for
the newspapers, for The Iarmer and the poiti.
clan, We hope the early morning hour thus
spent may please our readers as much as it fills
our heart with gratitude 10 The Creator Of such
a world.
TEN RULES OF L1rE.-The following rules
for practical life were given by MIR. Jefferson
in letter Of advice to his namesakc, Thomas
Jefferson Smith, in 1917:
l. Never put of till Tomorrow what you cAn
do to-day.
.. Never trouble others to do what you can
do Yourself
3. Never spend your money before you
have it.
a. Never buy what you do not want because
il is cheap.
$. Pride costs us much hunger, thirst and
cold.
6. We never repent Of eating too little.
7. Nothing is troublesome thai 1--WE do willing
y. =.
8. How much pain those evils cost us that
never happened.
Q. Take things always by their smooth han.
die.
10. When angry always count ten before you
speak.
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Ii THE EDlroior lions HERALD AND JorrNAL,
The Rev. Mr.. " -- wa<a veteran inc.
rant preacher nfthe West. iIr related many in.
ciicnts of his ilinrran, lie. Among them WAS
the following, which give in his own
as much as possible:
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GENERAL. NOTICES.
Nsw.NORx; Friday, Feb. I, isS

Nsw-NoRK. Friday. Feb l. 1854
tg- Al a Convention of Hannibal and At
tsrk Guards held al the arncry CT Hannibal Guards
ne following PrcsrnSle and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted - -. l.. 49,. 81.
-on called The late JEAN & JrsNsAks, Senator and
genera OF Division of the a'e Republic Sae~ The Euipe
VI Hsyl trufn midst ~, -
Resga Thaf sincerely sympah,se win the eereeNed
smy OF the deceased and condoe WIZ hea IN e'' "'c
R...vrI Thai we viii pay the last tren'e at resrcc, tn
10 rrsips OF The distinguished dead cy
Aeu 10 The vessel eubsseaton TO INC country :" UT
Rs.issi Thai The family Of .he deceased DC insiisheN
attn copy OF these resolutions ~ o.. r,an,
Rs.olrsa Thai Capt Y. Hawkins OF NE ~ - : -
Rely Of the A Ca and j. Blair Webb eeA sne sre ~
sppcanrd Committee convey these resoiuuons !" TX
ks.s,sS Ths; these proceeding BE ggeisaed N I"e
frbzne J. b. WEBB SnsLaE..
u Notice.- The members OF Mount Vernon p w.
Sa<7 s cs T. are rcQues'ed 70 meet on sososn 10 -
Aetr rev room corner OF Secoadsy. ard Tw~oeln-'
No. a.sos esrAse' As'''s '' i V sNEpIKER.
q Revolution In CALIFORNIA; gosd S.ssess
are stopting lha sf Salck silver opersinS =
hs Asy cs pei t~tn Passengers can procure hem a. NE
CsSfrrnis DepoL II fsrk-row New YORK ior ~ sne''
Nee ARNOLD BCFFuM.
The Huntington Gallery /. Cow sss Re "a y M N
itSnlon Buieings ~ Broadwsy. from N ~. ~, -
dae collection embraces he Sacred Lesson mercy
essSsra and Chdr-n Henry Us Eighth. Lazy JAZZ
ne Tewes Roman Pen,snss Amss,sing sne ~ ~ - -
~ ou1eI w0tks single s2mssson Is css. Season
Wa CssAcsuss III ca ""a
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Dow South Thomaon. went Asore nst 80 40 nst
ASH All ost Th- ss- sod yfgng sasi
80
Boston Matanla fepou, heavy weather
ps.-sge and split fore and ant ss h- "
sals. IL
ports the scth u sh- rounding Cape Ontario ba
shore appearance had been there hu iev horn
Capt Ocean ship Csmpan New Orleans 23i from port
reports rg ship ashore tho ihh net On the Gingerbread 6rond
apparently Bot short ifecouh not nlai, ont her
IsHrSiSefe brs To- which len brn or 'hs n-'
ano vs.srnek y lginrg the
ma a boef NJ IN lat - D. The e-ctre Cad
within u feet u The dek ~f' ranep
ward. II the and mansal ~ pee-- sr
is main beam rpr~d Of poop Aek anss sprung e boat ~
smashed The anal boat fire spencer gan md bad ui ne
formas, crpp fd4r ,opsaH yard pp~ oute
srtoard quarter y started the styights snasd tie boo
hatch md finally The quarter deck INTO rhhn' AnT
ta faiov h eorn-d 20 the braces fore and an
% ah-ei,
Tt the oreus and se prce-ie on hef
passage port TIE trg lsl@f badly can-et ~ the f. best
ing ,es n.i Ter sides s.. O. rsaYuue. Jsu g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

At Jse Jan Is Br brga Msrs Trcan Scotland aui Try psus
wesne shortly DOM Ju-t and Pre- Amelia
Al Csflenss cuba Jan q tas Hsmon. Means from ap
fr Portland J.n~s Hal Curtis, I'm aud Or klo james bat rN
Bop fn or Fh,i sarah Hale All I'm Thomas
sunHye ssshu 10 d. Queen F''ber fsntstoo I'm Boston
wig Versailles. rendeiou. I'm Nmngon dig trgs Jas CTsiJ
prndeon Boston, 2fs Fi-n Mara, Treat I'm trsnkor
d.r Ienc Peters Leland DO 80. ronqgn saTyer In Por
Shsmroct willard. Portland. re- at Hrrfs
t knssn. IN Posnd dsg sussex ronr,s I'm Hsvsna hd o.
Slo sarah Carver Curtis I'm sesrsleft sarah
ToGer R.san hn ana io Boston. kna 30 d brsann'
Fsrm. Cfaxe'. iHl Jamaica frI tahar. ~
Al psnarsr4 AAriatt- tr
dscg Glot sees, for Nior, uost d, snd Arfo~.
B4tle. from Il Thomas.
A. Bsradoes Jan H. BARI Hons-. from ihdelph d-f
sr-s nrnress DO do Hsdee 70. 3d. brown Sec
A. Uofnss Jan d. tsrs Hyperion Berjayn At t tr,
susan. Roycc 90 DO aud Msrs. DO Co.
AT Turs, lsand Jan sch Deborah from s. Ihomz s'
s,sd ia MaslrEtou. Nc
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Spoken, dc.

=, s. - W. Double Heed -hot k~y. oart
Paramount 1rnd,c Cuha north side 81 The Island
If the gsn' bsrs Fsse and br< Knox eo IRON
Boston To- Philadelphia.
lon = TO- BeraN q anh ior Boston from Re-
no Ayre-
10 date I9 Sand, Hook, Lrs G-oWArs Beie'
tom savannah Tor Bath.
Jan lS si ~, hon - q. brig Pedestal for Boston.
lon Is o. show
white fss letters P~upposed 10 The " fes-
f1r SnuT Pan
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BY HON. HORACE MANN.

4 FEW THOUGHTS FOR YOUNG MEN a Lecture
hdeyered before Mercantile Library Associations Of
Nv York and l-fou.
This IS one Of 'ue most excellent books ever published
70 rorth 10 W .bi a goj. Every young man should
read H. Price p cents, For sale bg
irsu. Powders WELLS lSl Sas.au-sL
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DRY GOODS.
THE GREAT KID GLOVES SALE m SUI

HE tshEAI MD GLOVES ~AIE a 81 B
bEiA :, "a W aker-S- = stal keptup
Jrsi re - t->se 20 trun ARE importation o. s-s
coors- sae9 A. lavender. Pls1 hshg green. eue pirk
s1r.N' corr- st r.flo1s o-ier culO-s a. . s-oair
A. sE-s 81 - dkrs XII Gur-s .Inert,r sus.h evt-.
oaalfv. . 81 spar. e,,Ral - : GLOVE.
ten-- back Nd Daoves, -ccf-i baek q. "a G-ris
nsh- sfrA- co.Orr. NJ e.OF-s . u a-rai-
A. axe 10 siies su- men H.-ik--eh.eeS only la
az j. ,-rie-e
r. Eaile linen Towels fs rier-
-; received srge ioS rn- Frgi.h Inrr C;.shS
s-sc- !. yard By ne F.ec~, e1s 70 Yors MI. Na.-
r.
FT~r7 osssS a-sse "a he DIV Gols - 81 r,fr-.p-a
n pee. UEO L. BURDETT. lS5 Waker-&
4ffr Between Broadway ard Boxe-v
MANAGED GINGHA,i>-NeW SPring rsser-s
tp-1ers abe dArzsx- white AT brown shia -ioshs
-1a dia7er men. sh-ccnEs, scS Began eioJhs. I'D
crAn csubrc brown and bescoe1 E.s.ins ke 5r ~
Al as VIM MATHEWS - Cafharins--,
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AHTHO.Y ]. BLEEcKER Aasnsnss,
VALUABLE HOWEhY PROPHnJt.

u,.h.n,., y xrhsn z.-Ths substantial and well bsik b
scory 5rieE building snd lOs ~ eowssy well enss ~ m
.tOfs. and dwelling the east ode. nssl nc es!s1
s.ntoo.f Lot IA lbehss front and r>eS sal, ~ W
deep Building nesTy news, lin roof ana cfoton $500
IN sin psess Il VIA Iosiuyeiy BE- sod vitseat Ees-rs "
~ high~.t BIDDER a SOC remain on DofNsgr Fof
nIrhsr particulars apply 70 rs Aaeaons~f, bfc.d-s,
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EUssELL PART y6E y 1890 !, Z s....


x,0,n.y ~ q 81 II 0elock noon, he Navy Ys4f
$500. b. order u he Navy ASsurrsr,ns r.sk "a
si,-s-yfc toLsgwing srness, w ptnzb osrs pef~rs
.snnsrs Uewes. terYeks sssl points and ess~ls ddzs
sslehlnf too sqzuss awnings, eFsnes lrosd csov
ss<s sl1isg bsyes gasgss, sS1si3s ehls. soube so
ots machines, Fading and ifos kIcess 20 lee, bs eS
rexs purchase crab, . kegs rsifcsd sefsss ss <eys
4Ouble Ace hammers, s,s~I squares s1f hos< go 80
sp.ces ard ticz4xss hooks and inbss ~ se'p vsss
51ckefs iron narisng spike-. railroad ncsS - - ~
5Oxes derrick sisrs cast irOn car ookss -, 49,. -
2p~s stcse uuess s1t pre- ns<el1na ask,Ts rrk
beecbes. blocks and fals sssl ere 1870 - -, r<~5
sea yees Isntsrns zIo5 hs H2as rope 1', ~ enrl.
age % crow bsys Sod pipe - -
80 v,ssls sr-sves diver bos ei1 boxes ard beSefs
81 srreyss snd ssone jscks ero~ b@fs, NC - eAsr
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DELL TELEGRAPH-E J. MALLBTTs fs'eni
D-Adspie 70 tie u sseGnnca,s. hotels Hnc D"e-
ng-to1ses-Tee subscribers are prepared 10 maze con
viii bakers steamboat prUpre.urs ior ne MIRO
iucrou q the above valuable he purposes Tor
WITCH - sdApa Orders received ty ihe Subscribers a.
their factory 81 Green corner u B~seb hf- mod
els ard testimonials o. The sane from Of our trs erg
reevs and ptOs DC or u the oree ct Joan psA-
50 John-sL JOHN BAkEA
s. iDcsASc.oss CHARLES ROWLAND,
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MARINE NAL.
ssENE JOUSHAL. SEE FOUkr4 fSGE -
l'feared.

=. Hsnsaston Esn ssa .n1. saassD-a-s
can l1 IS F-ra-. An.o0 E,-at sT.1z rsper-- Nlri
Bnei Clsfesto spoaora list. -eT~a sr-
H. Bosfe Sorf.S.
Ban. Meslf Nss1 1F31, Pefrz1 Esqy Bzy g. Sesn q
Sore fira 1A0ruiel. BoSen Ner P.1rri
BrE Csr worh Radcsss, B.agr affcs S--aill 1 s---
Arlu.st. sroT0r3 Ns5sr- " Trrn3y & O..
Schs h,r p p slernar Port Pr1~- ~ Isvs Nz-s y
Cro&e;, haf=Izs j. EF-ssth Arr Nzs1-. H-s-
sc; HsrYson Pre-. Brow. " SO Esi7o.1
D-ar.oru, Rtruond. ~ Yersca. sez sr4- Bar
J 4 Nsshsr Ar.-y o. S--sr--1r Tosfs- n is%-T
brYsse e. Hsrt Agp.sior HsGr,r Hs-01 n -f'-
RsksT Pr,T 5erc-. .aran y, sIooet rat S-r H
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NEW ARTICLE

BLISS COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY
Fer tA< C.rs Of CszSAa Coi4', Iys.eaz1 Hedr'e.s''
g,7seSttis CsfIryA T,cklfag n re IArodt daG
oil Iuag gAd Br0ncAa1i -Gerfioa'
THE WONDERFUL curative powers % Coz LiNtS uil
M al e.s-. q Coz gh1 Code and Con sum onAF t-en
.r- 1-fr strsied ~ tie most e1Qerle1ced Fhyscans
Fror 90 Americs IL peculsr vftle- AZ sready tor
- .n,sr 70 ned sny description here lhs nausea snd
,t.g.,t ,shich MANY people rXp-rence n s"Ao~1ng r
A. IL. u.asl TORN Of AdHuistrsiou = entirely oovia-eo
~ he discovery OF the mode VI preparing u IN ih- form -
rnc.t EyFaEIg CAspY. possessing Ad preserving a.
he ,ecnn qua -es Of The Pure Cod AFer VI without -
.e. ~ rsnuI.fve note. The powerful curarve pm
lie ~ al. o.. being tins res md ard oonunuet win
-, hs.ry snJ harmless Ingredients Justly eelebraec
- -, TF-.-v y, Inc shove mentioned compains forms
re 80 ~. rro-t soothing Cough Remedies And reliable 3
-. g. s-s,,y he nva-ce Of Consumption uai has ev-
- b,r 5i-rove--d Tbs Caady n-eds tgi tAif irA o.
- ,c. th. skep,,csl - cNcflerc~ Pabhe Speaker
- ,b... ~ fr-i eScreut arlclc ~ SmoF ~
s.r,cfo-s rom The throai ard ei-aIing u FoerN
y R-R- uarurl sr ard enquire Nr -bis-'s Coo Liver
60 - olserve he .susfsre Of III proprietor on
-sch package a. miss D~,--.., -. -,
rr-ef1r Springfield ha-- o, s.,,,,., 80, So -.
n ~ AZ - BrusdEHy, and No 10 As;cr Hoo -.
o-. .urp!rd g. eh-r 40 ~ sfose facrs a. Nc FRO
~rrnf
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING
Al Who,esa'e FOR Cks1.
ID. A. J, DE VLgN,

s. ard s. ,oaSsr COASTS OF NsssAg.
IIANE NOW THE GREAT huk n heir s,cek
OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
INSPECTION .nt wcud invite 5- afternoon % e1r
Nv merchants Cd ~ SAM
. J. fai-A.uliy sSsu-- purchasers u elc;tng
nat their fresh art heir imPcTtatiors ard
purchases made chiefly before bs a;e sdvs1ce n
goods ne prices VII be found % correspond with Their
zIa fs- - r-oSfs rh-y .-ei their sty.e Of man
uf.clure . now TOO wei Known 20 Feed sreprOB bel
~ L. ihy have wsy- pad re ses,est si'sr,;on
o. The stye a. make % every garment Of their immense
% Clothing ~ salt every mArEe; n LIE United States
W--' Indies ana S'uin A-ierica n ims
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col AZ % COMMON PLxAs-crg an1 Coaasy u s--s Y9
I afnRSE CDH-TDCE sszr-t jobs N@aisLLT. ELIZA
sTrs C. HiILErr DASiEL & EiSSsLASp sst AsEROsE
EfNGsf pssszsary = 4-rss -
80. cay a.! COSBY q ssE 5i 81 sSgs- -si-
ils 81 ferz 1870 o. Is 9s n Il 20 Merchants ~
.aaazs CO 4 ~ fof1 "a tsf esrfsn pee sfcs - %
n f1s-> ~ a. bsHg ~ frenh Wsrt u ths CT q
st. q ~ oufh ss.t<sy s- = fhrst street. az
Cf .ng 9o1iec ret " az Thr-efh str-f al csl-s
goat ~ 80. sth westerly e 1birt-h s.rss 49,
cr lartr-r ~ 10y ur - -4sfeTJ ~ -
az h~ncr tsd so1A se-tsr - ~
- sfrsst ssst~fy ir--y t1f-- -~t thers -ostssf
rgrE ~ Isrs,n stree. st-sa-, as'f o. 49, 80
- - % ,oEf ka1Sry os.sssl fh-s 49,
--t s're-s uenrs tae parhse = fasss. =. =. rs-
aref- leccs eEthyrtg - ft II 49, a
,u.ss e.stf snf 49, rrn-s - =
sszal-z. n a.1 t-zero-d q - - -. -
Czfs sifts 4 az 80 - z - - - 4, - y,
rss.h Ward = to Cry q ss- OF. -, - 20
ASoSs'' Los, ssi7 syos-Ss MONS c1asLEY, saer6
.,,-sssI sstHss~ -, "a - 81 Tshrss1 istc. a Ia
saaas I'M sst pzczf~s iSf< e..os a. ctExTyy s~re
e sAssfh ----
mr. :. land eCKnY-wAsIEp-Ahs S nos-
II saEt scSss keqn1ss- q, n.s-s
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Pnre D Cents
PSY HOLO0Y

ar THE SCIENCE or THE sOTL-Ja.s paibi.hed
Wv FOwLERS WELLS, l5i SASsAJ-ST.
This work explains the tue philosophy Of Those Hys'e
rou. Noises IN Western Ne~York," sad a. other Mes
m-rc or Psychological Phenomenon. II ons
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Pnss>users Sailed.

IL s<s-ssp Novrssraer. yyr Ckars-s-E Hsnng-toI "
Rs d Assrls W. Tsrr~,, u v Pttfsrs0n, / bsr,
Was. Ma>r jobs 0Coanos, John Nzck- Brasa8e.lr "
N~s's~ -d NJ ksEs hs GnsT0. - an-l kasp?. Boa
y BsiksJ sut kiy. p Hlrqn b0q7a itVt M = h
Johaoa. NJ. Ny. VI Haee, NJ knz Mr. ssi No ~ 70
Twrrs - ssrth Persss g-s Pss-e No Ftnn-tol W
Fsfne T.. Pa'nsu. ~. P-rr,por; NJ. v Hsvs, Nj
~r M s~t NJ. k,aFa - " f-,sor, W 9 .nssi "
ir-. .tF g~ ~ Fay g-N ~ sig. Re-
Nosy. Csy. NJ Wy VIII x ftrr - So
Go-rla. ~ AJgt41 NJ s1fa. " y l-r-t-f 9--T.
Have y Rsrsss NJ sevsrf ~ has0-a - --s~s-~
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ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, 1asaoes~1.
SALE ola VALUABLE HOUSE

As:H0SY J. BLEECcER viii cell 81 sacssa 90
THURSDAY FEB IA at u 0eloek, al Iis Merchants IA.
change, tbs following valuable property viz
Gu tfudsonst-Tbe valuable 1story hsuss and lot or
round known 5li Hudson-st tho sad lD being 10 ess
To ,.t trout ~ Eehss IN he rear and 81 ee' 10 tnekss
N depth the south eide snd 20 fset 10 inches on N,
sorb side Ths houss Is feet by 20 feet IN deplh end
handsomely finished ghoni With marble rxsts nd
inx doors pantres keke THIS sails viii he positive :"
u the above properly bs obtained q he Anetionees
Broed.s. se8 fLA1S,ll, lNnS
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MR.. GREENLEAF'S INSTITUTE FOR
vi YOUNG LADIES. 100 Pieurpont-sL corner Of C,in
ton RUlokyu. VIII enter upon the Spring term Mon
day Fsb H. The Principal Is ahlv sustained by Ell
cent corps % teachers snd the pups enjoy every facility
for acquiring thorough and accomplished education
French Taught IN daily exercises living language 10
h. spoken ell read and written Drawing ard
Nocs Music. part OF the regular Of instruction
Tuition including the OF oil necessary class booss and
stationery from - to e25 per quarter No charges
Private instruction Ia al branches, usaA. Apply a.
above
L'EMALE ACADEMY Vocal and instrumental
L Coneert-Ar. n SWIFT, conductor u the Muse a.
Church Of the Pilgrims would respectfully
the of Brookyu tha be will give Concert Al
the Female Academy, Jorsemons Brooklyn, TUES
DAY EVENING Feb. 5. He viii b. assisted BY he fol
lowing artists Mr- L. A. Jones' Mis-. Valesea khss
Mr. Joseph Burke Nounsi Mr. H. rmm, Pianist
Tickets - sents-Doors Opeu st - O'Clock, Concert 70
commence ~ y O'Clock 4 3rs'
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WILL, RE PUBLISHED

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view. of TIE
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The Mo;or--Chef Levers OF Civilization
Proposed applications OF the Patent Fund Puohes-
ton Of Specifications. Preparation Of Genera, Ana
lyucs s1d Descriptive Index u Invsnron, > Institution
Of Nsioul. Prizes;
Aad the Propulsion n steamer.
With an Introduction ~ Horace Greeley.
Price 81. cents ;. REDFIELD.
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AUCTION SALES.
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