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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

CcduErTTNe.-zM coquetting may
be as disgusting. but is less injurious 70
character than It is when practiced BY
the other ser. The amusement which
is derived from this practice is the most
dearly purchased eof any. Besides its
cruelty, and some ofthe most melancholy
that have ever been enacted
have arisen from it, it implies levity
Of character and want Of piinciple,
which no lady can exhibit without inju-
ry. perhaps fatal injury, to her reputation.
We have known ladies who have had
the reputation Of coquettes, but never
heard one Of them spoken Of with res
pect, and not a few have pursued this
wauton and heartless course, until some
from fear, others from disgust, havesre-
Trained from making advances until they
have been wholly neglected, and their
day has passed leaving them only the
unpleasant reecllections of their folly.-
A gentiemanof sense and responsibility
must be not only enamoared, but infatua-
ted. who would risk his happiness and
honour by committing them 10 the keep
ing Of known firt, and would fn lit
tie commisseTation were he subjected, to
the suffering, as well as the ridicule of
disappointment. Ladies whose vanity
indulges itself in the gratifcation Of this
unamiable and unprincipIed propensity,
are little aware Of The freedom with
which their conduct Is discussed, and
how lightly they are held IN the estima-
tion Of others. lia5
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

WoNAN.-" 1t is the part Of woman
ike her own beautiful planet, 70 cheer
the dawn and darkness--to be both the
morning and evening star Of manas life.
The light other eye is the first to rise
and the last 10 set upon nanhoOd'ss day
of trial and suferingn se d baa s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

II is remarkably true that thsFeneVer
yet has been discovered in any psrt'of
thehabisable globe, fountain. spring or
stream. which in its natural sIate con.
tanned one single drop of alcohol. or that
could be in anywise converted into al
cohol, or which inits pure state would
intoxicate. s..s
Alcohol and all intoxicating stimulants
are not original but the works Of man.
and grievously hath his kind suffered
from their being manufactured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

tences. Itis a plain, heart drGoB petit
ion, that carries truth in its wings. It
comes, aH.idst sobs and tears, for the
speaker is thinking of. wife and children
far away, who will never more hail the
coming, Of their friend il calls up res
poasiye tears from every eye around
From the terrified band in the ladies' cab
in, one by one comes lightly in, and bows
each fair bead in unison, for where the
voice Of prayeris heard, woman is always
under dee protection. From the selfish
group in the pantryseomethe old and the
yodng,to kneel--perhaps for the first
time in theirlives--and acknowledge the
power of prayer. Rade, sunburnt men
from the deck came insand took a part
in the service, without question. Lou
der. and louder swells the tone Of that
petition. 1t has risen TO a pitch OF tri-
umph-all oppressiyeness Of heart and
speech is gone Words, burning and
thrilling in the very majesty Of the trai-
ned spirit. leap forth.
The lowly death bed is forgotten
The sorrowlng family of the dying broth
eris lost to memory : their image is re-
placed by the shadow of victory All
earthly things are wrapped and blended
in the one glorious hope that '.the soul
of our brother is departing for heaven
| " rest" and when the spell-bound au.
dience rises, they see'by rigid features
that the victory has hsenswon. and one
more is called away. to the dread realItie:
of another world,
4 But the influence OF the mystic care
does not end yet. There is decen'
Finterment for the brother'sremaiDs; ana
the steameris detained at the landing
for It's commander, too. is a brother
while the sorrowing group wends to th'
graveyard to deposit the hallowed dust
And there Is ! worthy brother delegated
to convey the sad tidings personally t
the afflicted family, Gently and delib
eratelg the message was delivered AM
their tears were mixed with rejoicing
j as be told them of his peaceful depar
Etufe, surrounded by gfieviug friends. =
i And years afterwards. when thos'
children growilinto manhood, they vii
4 obey q hallowed instinct, and togethe
visited the graveyard, in which lies tn
sfemains OF one buried under the mantl
Of fraternal love-there 10 bless the worl
Of the TRAVELLING CARD. tq
4 National Tspspera1ee .Nagazine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

8 MANuRE--The best mature for tfess
Is decayed leaves. To cord of this, add
four bushels Of oyster-shell line and one
of salt, as much charcoal as you like, and
you win find il valuable compost for
fruit trees OF shubbery. Wood-ashes,
or potash, in moderate quantities, ID any
shape will be found valuable. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

MANuFAcrURH or wooLrKsAWe
learn that some enterprising gentlemen
in the County Of Richmond intend es-
tablishing as early as possible, a manu-
factory for coarse waolen goods. near
Rockingham. We are glad TO see these
signs Of a better day, in the South, and
trust these gentlemen viii realize hand :
some profit on their investment.
RAJ. Registr,.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

TRUST IN GOD ANIL RERSEfEREs
WHY so. sad, Earnest \ said the young
wife to her husband. aiEectionately twin
ing her arms around his neck, and kis-
sing him. .N "yts s' s's.s ''-'' go
He looked up withatsad smile and re.
pied < ssssg 4 ssssssl sssa sels ote SIX
4 am almost out Of heart, Mary. !
think, Of all puI suits, physicians pro
fessiion is the worse. Here / have been,
week after week, and month after month.
and may soon say year after year. wal
tihgsfor praetice, yet without success
A lawyer may volunteering. celebrated
case, and so make himself known, but a
physician must sit patiently in his Office,
and if unknown, see men. without half
his requirements, rolling in wealth, while
he, perhaps is starving. And it will soon
come to that, he added bitterly, tif I do
not get employment
An unbidden tear stole into the wife's
eye, but she strove,to smile; and said
Do not despond, Earnest 1 know
you have talents and knowiedgs to maks
yonF was as sooa as You get a start, and
depend upon it. shessaid, with a cheer.
fui lock, that will come when you leas
! expect 1t. .as.ess 49, sy.,s,tt
so you have told me, often told me
but the lucky hour has never come, saiC
her husband. despondingly. And nov
every cent Of ouf little fortune has beer
expended, aud our credit will som b.
gone when II is found that we donot pay
What then Is to become ofnsi' A''sF-'T
! Earnest was II. mood which the mos
sanguine sometimes experience wher
disappointment after disappointment ha
crushed the spirit. and 4hesxoice Of hop
lis no longer heard within. His wifi
i would have gwen way to tears il she ha
been alone but she feltthe necessity 9
sustaining him, and answered cheerfnlly
And what if every cent is gone fhav
no fear that we shall starve. God ser
ravens to feed Elijah, and he viii We
interpose for our aid. Trust in him, dea
: Earnest ~ - eSEeafs gaf
II The husband elt9ebuked, as he tht
lspoke, and despondingly-
sBut really, Mary, this want Of succe,
would rythe stoIest spirit. The ms
ehanic, the day labourer, the humbles
farmer,is sure Of his feodvand raimeal
but / have spent years inistudy, ba1
wasted years besides waiting for practic
and now when all my fortune is gone,
( | resort to other means Of livelihood,
lose all that | have spent, both time at
0 money, and must forever abandon Il
y idea Of pursuing my profession. 1t
e too hard + and he arose and walked Il
room with rapid strides. es 70 s.,s rs
His wife sighed and remained silent
2 But, after a moment or too, she aroSt
d went up to him, and fondIy encircli
e him with her arms said:
IS Dear Earnest, you must not wor
n yourself so. You think it painful for r
n to bear poverty. I know, or you wo,
Ut not take it so hard, but a woman neN
n regards such things when she loves.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

Proposals re.issued for publishing
paper al Concord, Cabarrus comfy, n c.
10 be called the Concord Mercury, !"
L. S. Bingham, Editor, W. H. Campbell,
Publisher. G
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

RoBT. MEBANE, r. 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
DIR HOOFI.1NL'S CELEBRATED
German KitterS,

PREPARED by DR.. c. NJ. J4CkSO.N, tHC GRMioN'1
.MEDICLNE STORE, No. 12o .lrch 81, FhHa
WILL eIectually Liver Complaint, Jaundce, Dys
w pepsa, Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease o the
Kidneys and all diseases arising from Disodcy Liver
stomach-such Constipation, Inward Piles Funess of
Blood the Head Aeity of the stomach Nausca Heart
burn Disgust Tor Food Fullness weight IN the Stomach,
Sour Eructatons, Sinking FueIing at the Pit oi the
stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried and Difficult
Breathing Futeng the Heart, Choking Suioeaihg
sensations when Lying Posture Dmness of Vision, Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull pain i'll the Head
Deficiency of Perspraon Yelowness OF the skin and Eyes
Pain the Side, Back Chest Limbs &c Sudden lushes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh onstant Imagnngs of Evil and
Great Depression of Spirits.
The genuine entirely Vegetable and free from Alcohol
ic Smuant Syrup, Aoes fheubarb, alomel, Acids, and
all Mineral and Injurious Ingredients; they pleasant in
taste and SMELL and mild in their operaon gripping
giving they give strength to the whole sys
whilst they drive from it disease They can be admins
tered to the delicate infant with perfect safety.
For sale wholesale and retail at the German Medicine
Store No l20 Arch Street door below Sixth, late of
27S Race Street Philadelphia and by E..
DAVID r.. LYMAN, Lynchburg.
And by respectable dealers generally hous the state
Nov l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
GEN LOPEZ

Isa Venczulian. MT Peruvian, by BIRTH md accor.
ding TO very inf,ted phical SKETCH whith aP-
pears have been written hy the prrson who pro
ducts his procamapn.. he has performed snne
dinary things in his time. Originally he was bred a
merchant. but he took part with Bolivar in the civil
Disturbances which ended in the expulsion of the Span
iads, and Colonel twenty three. lie took up
his residence Cnba in 1928 Being Spain during the
Cast troubles he distinguished himself on the Govern
slde aud made first Aid de camp to the Conn
mander Chief. Gen Valdez. He for time
Commancer-in Chief Of the National Guard of Spain.
and subsequently Cnmmluder.in- Chief of several Prov
inces was afterwards Governor nl Madrid and Senator
from th" City u Seville II s said that he maintained
liberal Democratic principles throughout his career. lie
is fny yeas old and his disgust of Spanish rule
at-s from the expulsion Of the Cuban Dspulies flom
the CorIes,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
WHAT ANINEIJJENCFi

There AT least three millions of mothers in the u
ned States Ihcse mo'hers aside from older children,
have it is supposed between tso aud three hundred
THOUSAND infants IN their charge No Influence al pres
euf. reach these infant minds bn that of mather
These minds may be moulered the will or discretion
# hese mo hers II this army of mothers should com
bne 10 accomplish given object, what might hey not
dn2 II every mother should initiate the example of Ham
nah The old and her infant 10 the service Of
the Lord what corld Withstand such moral influence
And yet from III So infants rnleis, our
Judges our ministers aud all tho influence, either for
good or evil which is sway The dcsnes Of the nation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
MEN OF GFNlllS.

Tho early deaths and reductions 1, poverty and neg
lect hen they live to old age of men of genius in a
ages and all culn res is remarkable pa of the hstu
~ Of mankind, and would furnish materials for inter
esing volume. Besarus a beggar at the gates II
the city he had def nled from invaders Columbus wing
in exile and poverty in the quarter Of the globe he had
discovered; Camoens and 1uss, ending their days in n
prison; Oway and Chaerlon perishing of hunger in
England Haydn dying by his hand. from n'bi-
" longer To struggle against waniand hundred OH
Of similar kind rush he recollection once; aud
Cavedono. Of the first printers Of Bonara after
III hing many of lis churches by his productions. passed
his old aye in begla;y, and died at last IN a stable!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
Valuable Mill Property for Sale,


FINE undersigned have determined Ia dispose OF the Nalna
L bile Milling Property IA the count, oi Roanoke known
as the BELiNuE MILLS This property is situated
On The R>an'ke River, mile West oi Saen the count,
in the ml>t oil large agricultural region. The Viz
GINA and Tennessee Rail Rnad under active eonsltuc
ton, passes mmedlael, hv it, and the Subdivision Me
Adam1rd Road leadng direct to Buchanan, passes within
500 yards, alorlng the fpcclo~t and ampe facilities
of transpr alton IL the best markets
The buildings consists oi large Brick Mill, covered with
TIN, thorough rerait running two pair o Bnfrs, two
Choppers, tanling Machine, aud Saw Mill,
built in the substantial order, but recently erected.
The power sufficient TO keep both in operation
Adjacent TO the Mills ncw, erected tcnements, sns'
bic persons attend both Establishments with about eur
ol Land or Gardens, &c. We invite the attention ot
persons d,rou, o desong themselves To tins business 10
examine this property,
TERMS One, two, three, four aud five yeats OF the
usual deduction icash.
Alav l3-2m SIlhNkS, MARTIN s co.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
,Piain Street, L.ynchduTS, Hert door 10 he Bdnksi
II 1ldn Street, RcmoHdi Sycamore Street, FctcrsIo8
MINI Street, .N0gtoiFj Baltimore Stfeet, Bahinorc
ry subscriber beg leave to call attention OF the public
to his and splendid Gallery. which he has Just
peted ard finished in good style His for the past
years, enables him at this time TO employ twenty
assistants, aud taking at the rate Of 10000 kenesses
annually which he deemsa attcrng proof Of the supciio
ty of his )asnerrcotypes.
likcnesscs of every description copied, Large assort
ment OF ocses and Medaans oi superior quality for pa
gucucoiypes.
Anil 2l-ts
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.vEIy' BOOK =.

.N'EJs' ROHK$.
SIGIITS in the G5ld Region, by J. J.. Johnson.
- Waragu or the Charms Of the Nile, by Famss.
People have Met. by n. =. Willis.
The Battle Summer by H. Mnre
Sketches and Ranbes, by r. Ileadly.
Annals Of the Queens of Spain.
Sacrcd Scenes and Characters new edilionby lIeady
81 vol Women Of the Revolution, by Mrs. Elei.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison.
Woman's Whims, by Robinson.
The Elliott Family, or the Trials Of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior, its Physical Character, sc.
Memories Of Hungarian Lady
Historical Studies, by G. w. Greene.
Coopcf's Worhs-Ways Of the Hour.
Direct from the publishers.
Nav l6-fs D. b. PAYNE & BRO.
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PUBLISHED Bf
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS Il CO.,


m -Four Dollars per anoa payable IA airdnce. No sub
,eripon o be reeeired for shorter time than SIR months,
aud no nper rH be discontinued (ercept at the discretion,
NJ the Editors,) until all drTedrdges are Pdd.
ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted al 10 cents per square (or
fsss for eccry inner form sti0h aud 81 cts per square
for iess) for ercrg outer form Insertion.
Rfeu .7iperscr reqredto note The MS ho,c long
his advertisement Inserted, an advertisements not
50 U be inserted til ITS dseontuunHcc be ordered
fYE,RiY ADVERTISING The terms for the pf1rdegc
Of squares sio for square So for one square, m
rer form sj5 Eeerg yeiy adrctiser oW be required to
cofne his atcertsiig his particular line fbshtess
Jon PRiNTISd erccuted neatly and erpedoasiy aud
on reasonable
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POETICAL,
THE ROSCOE MAY.


ny MAJOR q. W. rArrEN. ". $, AMY.
A jrgo is stealing Ger the plain
Aud hru' tho lalless bbwefs-
Oh bring mc back the rose again.
I he peerless queen Of tl,wers,
The tnsr last snen when skies were bland,
Aud M,y WAS "n her ihrons.
Which Long, long since f,rsoh the land.
Aud l,il my heart alone.
| do MT dig iar shining orc.
do no, delvo for fame.
Tho wealth Is nnttd much of store,
A,d high u rlry's name
A thing il is of lc 'sct cos.
Whn,c charms inspire my lay
Oh hing mr back the rns" I've lost,
The peerless queen oi May.
Tho bird tina, lnjs his wing a, night,
llusl,'d in The sunset irte.
DO h mol his sung ni dawn II light
Again awake the Leaf
Doth mol yon beacon, hsi io view,
Rcvplve once moro 10 bnunf
But thou, far rose. WITH ctown Of dow.
All, when wilt thou totutui
OH Ihns on lies incons'anl lido
My lot s,euS ever east.
lis mine 10 nurse ,mo hope nj prida
Which mncks my cares At las:
To watch lho image IN lhe slfcan.
" hos' lcn,ut,s fade vi h day:
To WA thr phantum of a dean
Which murning WATTS away.
Aud yet, unlike the hope shoso light
I've hsi hrcvetm re,
VIII ~ sun nnw set IN dnfkest night,
M morrow shall resiofe;
When May On balmy wings re'urnS
Won by tho ,odhtcnst's sirpin.
.fnd by The orb for hcc that burns.
Tuou shalt come back again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
POW \ER DE IHOllGHT

How noi-eess is thought! No rolling Of drums no otramp
Of sqnadrons Unreasonable iumu of baggage wagons
attends its movements IN what obscure and seqmester d
places may The head be medltaing which is day
be crowned with inure HAT imperial aulhory lo kings
and onpelUla will be amon. nist, In1 servants it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
Y'ernss-Sj0 per Session.

RCF0sS- SoO per session.
All communications pertaining Ia this department, must be
addrcssedto 10 f.. w. NJ. KING, lsa.
The Faculties, Gor intellectual abilities, moral worth and
professional will compare iayoaby with the
most distinguished in country The medical faculty con
sutcs auamoy in this other counryall OF them
are able lecturers and the hest al teachers.
Those who viii contemplate gee graphical
the extent Of populations can have doubt as to the eli
giby of our situation for enterprise of the kind As To
health including all OF the year. deny that ANY
OTHER CITY has MORE.
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments of this
Institute small, hut the gentlemen composing them are
talented and in the highest degree rcspechea favorable
omen for the future prosperity of the Institute
That the public may be satisfied of the permancncy o this
school, feel il duty To state, that the Trustees and
Faculty form NIT in tcon which augurs well for its
future and that the peculiar internal organization
winch connects them, "annot he interrupted.
f.. W. NJ KI Nti, PREsfnrNT
otle Memphis Institute.
MEMPHIS. Tenn April 29-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
RECEIPT FOR MAKING EVERY DAY HAPPY

RECEIPT FOR MAKING EVERY DAY HAPPY.
When you Use IN the morning. ionn tho resolution To
make the day harpy fellow creature. II s
easily done left of garment io the man who needs II;
kind word 10 the sorowiu encouraging expression
the striving irincs in themselves lioh MR. will do
NJ least for the twenty four hoas: mud II you are Young
depend up'n it. II will tell when you old aud II yoh
are old res, assured it will send you gently snd happily
dawn tho stream Of human tide 10 eternity. by the
simple and Arithmetic sum. l~k at the rrsni Yon
send person onr-happy through 'hedav; ,ha, is
three huid ded and sixty five IN the OF the yeat;
and supmse yoo live 10 yePrs only after Won commence
the Of medicc, YOU have made Ii 800 human
beings hnppy. al all events for time. mud ibis is sup
ppsng relation friend paiakes of the feeling and
extends the gaod Now worthy reader. i. noi this sim
plc2 II is too short for scrnun too hon"y for ethics
and loo easily accomplished for YOU 10 say. 81 would il
could.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

JAMES fAGNN n co, StuiffoRS, Market
- Street Igaeh5taK, y Monuments, Mantlcs, romhs
aud Head Stones, liable and Counter IopH, aud iluso
Wo geueral, executed III all It's h,anehes the b,st
manner, io public aud private buildings. Terms moderate
Jan 10 tim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
Kanawha, Cincinnati and Louisville

E,fNE PASSENGER STEAMER HERMANN, w
- S Summers master, win leave kanawha Sanes every
Saturday morning al a. M, and arrive at Cincinnati on
Sunday at p. Nj. and Louisville at II = NJ. Retmning
viii leave Louisville on Monday at II NJ aud Cincinnati
Tuesday at 2 M, and will continue during the sea
Shuld the low stage OF waier prevent the H. running
the fine light draft steamer VIM. PHILLIPS Will as
the place Of IL, that passengers may rely ON the
punctuay ii those boats
For Freight Passage, apply 10 Capt ON boad OF TO
j. B. NJ ALONE Omlle house,
RTcssrs. SMITH, WALKER 4 co, IA. Sancs,
or WHITAKER & SONS, Charleston.
n b. Persons having Slaves that going West, will
fnd their advantage to take these Boats direct 10 Louis
vile, thereby avoiding the difficulty Of re-shpPhs at Gin
chnati.
Nav 2-}m
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TAUi ORIG

FASHIONS FOR SPRING. 1850.
VAMES b. EDWARDS, at his old stand three doors
- above Mcem Cwatkin returns hs thanks Tor tue lib
cra pronagc he has and hopes by prompt aten
ton to business to merit its continuance.
April l-w1y
Tools and Materials for Contractors.
M f. HAVE on hand good assortment of Blacksmth's
w Bellows, Anvls Nscs, Sledge and Hand Hammers
stone Hammers Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mors, Cast Steel Hammer Moulds, Stock and Die
Plates, Files and Rasps Crow Bars, Picks Mattocl. Tape
Lines; Broad, Chop and Hand Axes; Halter, Trace
Stone Chains; Hand, Crosscu and Pit Saws Horse Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. octagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
ii dozen Slos els and Spades, and many other article
which we anxious To sell on liberal terms.
Feb 2S-tt GREGORY & ROYAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
GOLD COLORS,

yINlE subscriber takes this method OF informing gentlemen
who have light or fancy coonred pants that solcd
that they have them dyed beautiful gold eooi
ancy color they may wish lie alse continues 10 lA J. and
BLEACH Leg hon, Straw and Panama Hats by new
recently discovered at the Nnth by this process of
hearhng the hat retains its hrlliancy and whcnoss much
longer than by the old process Also Carpets cloansed o all
dirt and grease with which they hc socd and made to
leo almost equal oneW Persons having the above anti
ccs any article they may wish dyed cans'd, the co
Ion restored, them done al the shortest notice and
in c most satisfactory manner by calling ON the subscriber
at the lower cd o Main street, opposite the Farmers Hotel
April l5--Jm JOHN II. SOLOMON.