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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

"A DIE ~ GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47 MAIN
IA STREET, have in store and are now receving
large additions to their stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. SURGEONS 1NSTRU-
MENTS, PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW-GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which they offer for sale the favourable terms
to cash and punctua dealers aus
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

EpUTTER 80 kegs prime Goshen Butter, ard
AD ing and for sale by
no 90 JVM TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

GY AS FiXTUR ES.-We will Tt ceive in few
VIZ days supply of Gas Chandeliers and other fix
lures of new patterns. Those in requested to
delay their purchases until arrive, will have
a complete stock.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & Co,
al25 l01 Rraad OF
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

q UST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
CD per Adams Il Co.'S Express. a splendid assort
mrnt OF fancy Cassimeres of the latest styles, at
de is CHAS HARTWELL & cos,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

fM EA.-Superor Gunpowder, Imperial and Y Dung
Il Hyson Tea, for sale by
iy2 90 ED. NJ. MORGAN, Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

NAT E have received and are now opening al large
Wv assortment OF
Fenders-various kinds
Fire Irons-aIl kinds and patterns
Coal Scuttles-aI sizes
And Irons-varous patterns and descriptions
Waffle lrons-Engllsh and American patterns
Kettles-brass, copper and porcelain
Tea Kettes--iron, timed and porcelain
Saucepans-tnned and porcelain
Farnaces--iron and clay
and various other articles belonging to the housekeep
ing department.
THOS. & CHAS. ELI LIS & Co,
Sc l3 lGf Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

WNOR RFEEUfIATISM.-How Nerve and
u Bone Linament Davis Pain 4 Her Da lly's Pain
Extractor, Montague's New Remedy, Jew DavIds
Hebrew Plaster, TanelPs celebrated Arabian Lima
ment, ard Hunts Rheumatic do, fresh supply just
received and for sale by
w P LADD, Druggist,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

DOITER AND AAF-I have on baud large
L stock Of Philadelphia Porter and Ale, in quart and
pint bottles. Private families, invalds, DC, can be
supplied with excellent article and in prime order.
s @! De SEM 10 any part Q an fCLfENDINNG
WELCOME NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED
NAR. HUET, Member OF the Royal College of
EE s Irgeons London in consequence of the large
number OF his patients residing in this city, has rented
the Office No. Law Building, on Franklin street,
where he will devote his whole time in the cure ofhe
following diseases, VIZ secret diseases IN all their
matism, White SweIings, Diseases OF the Kidneys,
Gravel, Consumption, Blotches, letters, Female IT.
reguartes. and all other diseases to which the human
system is liable.
TAKs Nor1cE-I will give a written guarantee to
any person who may place themselves under my care
aud in 10 will demand any pay un til good
sound and perfect effected 10 the satisfaction Of
the psteit. My medicines are easily taken. without
hindrance to business, and are stric v Vegetab le
Office hours from A. M. until9 P. M.
Persons at distance c m be cured by letter, post
paid, stating case &c. Terms moderate. All CONSUL
tations strictly confidential. Advice Gratis. Price Of
medicine per package s., which in most cases proves
Sufficient 10 perform cure.
Letters post paid promptly attended to.
See my Diploma in my office. oc24
MAOGGErT " ANDERSON. PAPE Err.
~ HANGERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, corner
of Governor and Franklin streets, have received a
rich and beau tiiul assortment OF French and Amer
cen PAPER Hangings, curtain goods, cords, tasses,
glmps, bands, cornces, window shades, VeDitan
blinds table and floor oil cloths, Spanish and Coco
mating, curled hair and shuck Mattresses feather BEDS
holsters and pillows. constantly on hand and made to
order; and all work in our line attended to punctually
Having much larger assortment OF goods IN our line
than heretofore, better prepared to offer induce
ments to friends andthe public generally for
tinuation OF their patronage which we respectfully So
Iicit. oc 4-H
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF LAND AR
1W RANTS.-The undersigned will make large
cash advances on Land Warrants granted under the
acts of February H. la47, and Sept 49, 1850, when
placed in his hands tor location will purchase the
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

EgUTT EGR.-30 kegs prime Goshen Butter, in store
EHB and for sale by
de9 CHAS. It. WORKMAN 81 co.
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D. DENOON.

WNOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND CON.
& SuMPTION.-Ayres' Cherry Pectoral, Rush
ton Clark & Co.'S and Symes Cod Liver Oil, Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Mrs Gardeners Basam Of
Liverwort and Horehound, Ms Jervs Cold Candy,
Pease's Horehound do, and Fuer's Compound Ex-
tract of Wild Cherry, Hastings Syrup of Napha,
Thompson's Syrup otTar, Jaynes Expectorant, and
Brvsns Pulmonc Wafers-s fsesh supply just received
and for sale by w LADD, Druggist,
no 10 3i9 Broad st.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

AMUSING ANrcporE.-Tab Arch
bishop CT Dublin tells us Of horse
man, who having lost his way, made
"a complete circle; when the first
round was frl ished, seeing the raarlzs
Of horses hools, and never dean
ing that they were those Of Lii own
beast, he rejoiced, and said, 'TlIis at
lFast shows me that I am i'll some
track; w4eA the SECOND circuit WIS
finished, the signs Of travel were
doubled, and he. sad, Now surely I
am IN a beaten way and With the
conclusion Of every round the marks
increased till he was. certain he mus {
be IN some we'll frequcnted thorough
fare, and approaching a large low,
but he was all the while hiding after
his horses tail, and deceived b the
track of his own error
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
IN. aOGEas.

4 Il
a SAFE aud cerfqf cure Tor cum sumption
L a 81 .tde Lungs, spiiIhg OF Blood, Coughs
/ CSids, Asthma. Paia ia me side, BronchIus
I tlUoPing Cough. and att Observation-Disclosures
oPiNlpss OF THE PRESS.
IHE L1ulssIlie Jo6IDal says: Dir Rogers
/ LlVerwou aAG Tar not onlv gives Immedlate
feiiei IN coughs and colds, bul from tie test
aus ny OF men Of Iae highest SiaudlEl her1 and
esseYhefe, II IS making some very femafka
ole cures Of eonsumplion.' -
| Thes EalfWaY Register adds: we hive heard
Il stated, BY persons Of great RESP reliability
who nave uSetl ihIs medicine, that II IS one
Vi lhe-n4ns remarkable medicines Of the AGE
For Coughs. Colds, influenza, BEonchills
/ lslhna, Pam Ia The side aud Breast, Spii
uHg 81 L cod, uooPrng Cough, and all Lung
Complaints, which. II dee leeied, Us uaI!y ter
.piAate IN Cons ump ilon; aud the ceIuhcal $
attached 10 the advertisement WGuidlseen iuI
~ io justify lhis statement
LVEliN ORT.
Tbs plant has. Tor many years, been tom I'D
10 be ol s.ng..iaT virtue ia The cure IF afec
.ion OF tae LlyeIs, More recently II was as
eerIAiaei ,aai II possessed great pow Ter IN ar
resting B!erdIpg al the Longs, Coukhs OF a
chfon.c ehaiacisrStc., and q essenni service
"a all diseases of piam0naD chafadteT.
TAR
This article is n0W universally dcknewl.
e''ged 10 be The fnest meaning and etli Eienl aP
f'iiessiion lag diseased OF decay IGg iLBgs, "
any peflon!o4 Bie g7spy or ni,isculaf pan Of
tae iufni g.dy. ls medicinal AID rfesfry-
a'iv= 4aai!fids were uoaersIood b q : Egyp
.iapS IA he carry ages OF 4le word, ana no
a0aot h7p' exists Iu0Bg scientific mem shat The
pre-. yataapn used IA the enlbtliunIenI OF bod
Is, was composed Principally of ms iHgse.
diehi- ). iatteT agss, II was found ID be 10
hnIysrSai ailong the aborIgtnes ot Amer
sea, and iilis day II Is ,telI Principal, aud.
"a iaci, O8.y uedicIne for an u9sJudd STATE
Tine lungs. 81 any approach to IL. Faose
WHO are aeq PAINTED win tie bsioiy Of THIS
hafdy race Of neii, kaow that a death from
eoasuaif tien IS unknown among iAesli The
necteal faculty lsI all countries appear 10
have became aware OF the great healing prop. /
eTties OF this article, shd are aohy inlIOd ucsaa
4 in taelt praeucx. DR.. Bacaaa, OF Egg
.ana. DI. CnchIyf, OF ST. PerefsbufG, Dr..
La PrIeure, OF Pans, AID the listing uIsheSf
W. Copper. have been IN Che habit OF com
DiilIg il with otief ariicles IN lifeirpreserip-
ions, and 'wuh entire success
Besccre Of CoHateefeits dad Base I,aithLionI Z
Fine geEsuiee ariieie Is sigaed AaDgEw 10 !.
ssss on the engraved Wrapper aTosnGI each
1silie.
Prces ; per bcnle,or SIX bottles for IS.
. Sold wholesale and retail by
-sCOKlL. s. MEAD. /,
10 Charires ST. bet. Cont aud 81. Louis =
SIS. n. Orleans, q
Sole General Agenissfor The Southern States. !.
Q whom all orders and applications Tor agea. /,
'es must De addressed. Sold. also, By 1,
HRMEa & HAMPTON,
'icEI,RoY. s. CRAWFORD, e''evine, lsfa
iopGE y uosEYcUr, E.klon, Tenn.
. f. DEMoyiLLE, Huntsville, Ala,
Jan. IA, lS5l-Iy So - T.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
5na ana FancEI,
Wrestling with the lord

Josey Dobson was a fisher man and
q great wrestler; his great blast was,
that he could throw any nah Hih his
neck of woods. Josey was not an
educated mamie took every. thing
literally not fyurutirety;; he des pissed
all tropes, or figures Of styld.
On one occasion, during the HEAT
OF summer, Josey was in New Or
leans pursuing his honorable c;llirg,
when the hot southern sun prdving
rather too much for his iron cdhsti-
tuition, he was taken With til { yellow
fever. In a little while d ur hero
found himself IN the Charity Hospi-
tai, emacIated and shrunk up with
disease-a mere shadow Of what he
had been. The doctor had done all
he could for him, and finally told
Josey that he must saek Il IS peace
with Heaven by calImgin Preacher
AccOfuiAoty7 the Preacher was sent
for, and Ike good servant of his
master, visited the poor mans bed.
side. Now says the good man
you must prepare for death; there is
no hope for your living
Bat | don know how, said the
dying man.
You must wrestle With tn Lord,
replied the preacher; 'wres4 lie WITH
hlm-wrestle hight and daJb as dc
Jacob of old
What! rqsle with the LoI az saic
tie astonished yosey, looking dow.
at his enlacnlted limbs, ',.as.Es viii
him with these wasted, sI5rdui1ei
limbs? Why, he wodld trip ho inc
h-H the first pass!I
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CIR 91ortbls Jria na.
REDEEM 1 amE FOR REApise.-

REDEEM 11ME FOR REabisc-
Perhaps YOU think this impossible;
but the bnsid 81 life has solne pauses.
When | Sd Q the large amount Of
time spent by some over the lowest
sort Of reading, am CO nyinced
that the most Industrious young
men might obtain few minutes a
day for study; aud il is astonishing
how much can be lie armed BY a few
minutes application every day
What can NOT be done to-day, may
doubtless be accomplished TO NOR
row. Ii IS t rue Of time as Of money
Take Cd re OF the pence; the
potfAds will take care OF them
selves. On as Young more poeti-
cai)y expresses it Sand makes the
mountain; moments make The year.
Do A LITfLE EVERY DAR.-Con-
slant dropping wears away rocks.
" hen APpdlies, the famous Greek
painter, wa asked how he had
been able 4 o accomplish SO much
for art, he rFplied-.By observance
OF oaie rule no DAY without line..'
. Be nor DlscoURAGEDIBY Diff
.cuLTIEs.- These are chiefly al the
start. The French proyelb says
iruly--it,, is only the FIRST Step that
costs. L he tree Of knowledge has
a rough trunk, but delicious fruit
Yen must crack the shell TO come al
the Kernel H. Be assured that a lit.
tie resolution here will ID sure sue
cess.
BEGIN AT THE BEGIN MING. Dc
not smile; the rule is important, and
broken every day, in every employ,
ment- In unrueIling a tangled
thread, who does. not know thai
everything depends on gktting holc
of the end? Just so lsit in lie arm.
ing
MEYER Re ASHAMED I'd LEAR f.
And IN conformity to this, never be
ashamed to confess your ignor bnct
IN the presence Of thos e who have
more information than Yourself
Many OF US Teuld be wiser, if i'll hat
not peen inr the conceit Of being toe
wise already.
VALUE THE SMALLEST n RAGMENT Oh
4 kNoMLEDGE--In manuf] ctoricI O
gold; | have observed thd t they save
the very sweepings of th4 floors. and
put network at the wind ws; tai lit
lie norsels and the find st dust O
the precious metals, thus saved il
the city, amount to HUNDREDS of dol
lars in 4 yesg.
SEEK ASSOCIATES IN IkARNId1.-
Here, as iin other concdrns, rhany
hands make light work. We love
companlonship, both In t bill al ID il
pleasure. 1t sweetens 4 tudy, and
adds greatly to its pri pitts. Find out
some young friend Rho i las similar
tastes, and enlist hin in b definite
plan for mutual ind Prov nlent3 and
benefit viii, accrue to him. as we'll as
Ito yourself.
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CLIO THING 70 at
Gents Furnishing Goods.

"a, THE subscribers respectful cyySt<S 49, -
% ~ ipfofd, he fubtic, that aTsTsFs
they have now 10 steie, a spendia c. LII
assortment Of super french Habus, Ciota
Sacks, tfock and Bu4iness Goats. Also, a
iuil suIpIf OF Olegop- Cashmere, Fancy
Tmeeds A Alpaca, cEets,n Cloih, Linen ami
ColtoIade Sacks and lfreeks
W zE zsS -Ez'
OF all kinJsAsaiia, iaGcY $iik wilton, afPacca
and Marseiies, d eysEy var ETY. and Pr, be.
PAl4IAlAG s933S3
OF every description and pshce. from itch
Ffeach Doeskin Cas- mere, 9lack, piaih and
fancy, 10 The lowesi pfi@e Ltn4n ana Cotton.
\ Furnishing Articles, of evt ny description
s'lcA as Snitis, SAM Cplisrs, Shams, Cf4yaIs,
iandkercntets, Haslefy ptndefs. q laves;
dair, Ciolh. and F0oiA Brushts, and ali Other
ARTICLES necessary 10 cbnplele a
|. GesEfEesRa,sla'S Wa drO5c.
We have also on hahp, and will continue to
keep, sl4endid assortment of CLOfHS,
CA5SiM ERES, and VESJlNGS, ir6In the
finest FleEch ~ He'd Cltih To he 10 est bfice
Iweeds aud Sumlpsr Cloth. Doeskin and
Fancy CasSimercs oi lthe IatesI style. Eaun,
I'siik. Yalencie, Mar eilles, Neiye, black,
brown and drah
Lbs sPaeAdd STOCK Of Goods HAS been Sc
lecisd with great care by one ,f c6rs:d kfablo
rexFerience. aud has been pIoi bunced by| COM
petent judges. a j4dicFous selJciion.
IEJ- The location Of this Cheap CHtihing
Establishment, IS N <1syeia's Arca.zcl oHe
Esoor Eesssl OF es{Tess's Tavern. sls
Afe wqp. also siaIie That we ae cairytnq
Oh the Gathering lsls i:aess. IN Al j. ITS
VARIOUS E.,ANeuEs. Alf- scoTr. WHIP has
lhe entire centroI OF ibis branch 81 Business.
iee,s assured. lrunrpatt * Jreure and sue
cess, that lie can gtr+ ENTIRE sATI$FA cIIes
10 all who may iaVDr us wib a call Ev,fy
ssrnsent made up by ps viii be ,rarrn,ted 10
nj, aad 10 ba ~ Sc ti.gst. F. nla NAElE and
APPRov11 D-sTYLE, or 10 sun re pecuAar taste
o. Ih0sc ,cao, may wfh fodevale from the
sane. M pains wf be SPARED in cbtl'na
s5rnpnfs q lie made Nv The ladies. Indies
iHdiag Ha4as, ALI! i'romeaade Drtsses Wi
9e cEli ha1 siy land Iii 30 assure 10 mI{take
and explorations gwen IN :eetri 10 M KING
iihenI NJ, according trthe prevailing "a shiou
( Of the day. Phris, Lyndon, New YoiA 4, sal
Philadelphia / ashion1 Jway~-on hand.
SCOTT. GRAY s 90.
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cir H fnrnltr..
Iadian Cnrn.

lhuIan OUIb
Fhe following, which we copy
from the Ncw York Journal Of
Commerce, should commend the
attention Of Western corn erswers
and dealers:
Some months since we called the
attention Of our Western friends to
ihe fact, that d large PORTION of the
crop coming Forward from that sec
lion was damaged for want Of care
Up preparing il Tor market. AS the
season is approaching when a new
crop i TO be housed, we again re-
Ter 70 The subject, in the hope of an
Improvement for ii coming year.
Western mixed corn has been sci
lins here Tor the last few days at
$500 for s9p'sd parcels, aud al 43
40 lqr heated, very little of the lat
Ter lflaglpg over SOC. The ave
f'ase difference between heated and
sound corn, taking the extremes in
to-account, IS about SC per bushel.
lSow let it be remembered. that
there Is no difference IN the corn
when first harvested, and the I'M.
PoFtaace Of The subject viii be N an
'lest. The. corr when picked,
should be paced in cribs, raised a
ioot o. more from the ground, with
a BARROW base. swelling on each
side towards the caves, and ROOTED
40 as 10 be perfectly water-tid hit
such cora is damaged on the Get
by exposure to9stofms, OF for want
q arr wiien drying. The corn
,aAoQlI not be shelIed until it is sent
10 market; it should then be thor
ousAl} famed Or cleaned from
chaH,i as the presence Of this sui
Stancq IS one q theprincipaicauses
q It's heating ia coming loru ard
~yen when Germ passes as strictly
understandable on-arriyal, ii will heat
on a voyage to Europe, unless per
fe,4ly clean when sent aboard
More than two thirds Of tie West
crn com which has come forward
Tins season, has proved unsound
SIMPLY Tor want Of precaution OF
the part OF The original owners.
here IS another point connected
with tbs subject, where an amend
ment would give increased value tC
the product; bat perhaps it uouI,
be impossible TO effect it. We al
lnde 10 the aaitfare which ives ii.
name TO most of tie " cstdIn corr
IN market. yellow or white. wliei
sold separately, will average one
month with another, about DC pei
bnshel each more than mixed
which is but the same corn thrown
together. TIE white is wanted fol
different market, and The yellow
is much more attractive when
placed by itself
~.
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Marble.

Marble is a kind Of stone com
posed chiefly Of lime. 1t IS found Of
a great variety of col ors, andis Of 50
hard, compact and fl e a texture, as
readily to take a beau tifnl polish.
fhe marble. mosF esteemed by
statuares is that WI Eich is brought
from the island Of Pa ros, situate in
the 4 Archipelago; this was the species
OF marble employed | y the prince of
sculptors, Pra4iteles, Ind by Plidias
both Of whom were natives Of that
island. The Pariah Marble hardeHs
by exposuIe to the air, which ena-
bles it to resist deeomposition for
ages. Its color is S new white; and
when polished, it has something Of a
waxy appearance. i receives with
With great accuracy TIE most delicate
touehesof the ebisel.
Although the Unit ed States are
known to he rich in marbles, hither-
= Very little pdins ha re been taken
them. The qarries of.
PENNSYLVANIA, which are distant a.
1oat 20 miles from Philad &lphia, al.
orl a handsome marble. a similar
'arietyIis also Iquarried in Thomas-i
on, Maine, Beautiful white marblel
S abundant ini Massachusetts; it isl
Xtensively wrought at Lapesboros
.enox and Stdckbrdge. The gerd|
7hYae of New Haven is saiH to bel
lie rarest and most beautiful marblel
-et discovered in the United States.
,he quarries, though believed to be
lexhaastible, are not wrought at
resent
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CsRcUs.ArgsG LlBnInY.

THE undersigned will continue
g3s2SsS-s The CIRcDLA ting EIBRkRY estab.
ksz hshed By Heb5 s. SlHtih. They
vii irom tine 10 nrne make such saddiribns
oil valuable woTss as cannot fail 10 make IL
worthy lbe attention and patronage OF the
READlAG COMMUNITY; and TO such
persons as are moi IN siinaiidn o. have
not The IncilHal:nn TO Juj Books, ltey wots,a:
say take Ticket IN che LiBRA RY, and
you Will ihus have an opponunry b Ieadise
on almosl al5 su9jeet you coaid ,etA. wirH
OUT THE EXPENSE Olf BUY NG THE
bOOhS. Some whs have taken tiIe Tickets
aave, ,oithiss The space Of aae terR, read as
hIgh as sixty FIVE DOLLARS gbKTH oPs
Books. We meutisn ihis 10 shois whaf Ia
eiiiiies apefsea will hare by becoming sub.
SENDER. Tbsre ase very Few persdus 10 The
cominisBily w1e are wiling 10 bay what
Books they Would ike TO read, as j. Is sqstte
expensive. This illfiictlty is.e,Iirstu obcsu-
Ted By gts Library. We have l1isced lhe
Prics o. the Tickets 50 low as 10 be- .tritAis
The reach Of AEI--ONE DOLfAE AND
FIFTY CENTS EACH PER 1ltRM OF
SIX MONTHS. IN view Of these faciIilias,
we earnestly invite persons from tht country
10 Subscribe She. l.ibrarf consists bi alndst |
srery branch Of Science, Hisioricat. Books /
II Voyages aud Travels, Rel gidns. tPoetical,l
VI Miscellaneous. EJuca,i0naIs Sc &e. te-.4
DiEAiEsR g. HAMILTON \
April %. Is5fa9 ,s2.sssf -, - !
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Slate.

Slate isIa fossil or compad t stone
that may be split into plates There
are several varieties OF this 4 mineral.
chiefly Distinguished BY theif color.
which is ia general gray, RItd rmixed
with blue, green or black str&als.
There are lSfy yalutble slate quar-
res in Aaine, and e}ler parts Of the
United States. TN principal use Of
slates is in the covering OF houses,
for which. they are well adapted
Slate is also extensively employed
for tie purpose Of writing, after rs
surface has been properly sm6othed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

A SOLEMN QUEsuoS.--.At recent
meeting Of a parish,a solemn, ) raight
bodied and most exemplary deacon
submitted a report, in writing OF the
destitute widows and others ST anding
in need Of assistance in the parish.
Are you sure, deacon, asked another
solemn brother, that you have en-
6faeea all the .widows! He said he
6elleeed he had done so; but if any
had been omitted the omission could
easily be corrected. lie lid nd Il take
at ali.
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FAYETTEVILLE BOON groaH

I ,er.lss57 TIE undersigned L eep large
~ c'ock OF BOOKS adj PAPER.
S-A142zlY sonslsung Of Medical, Historical
PoeHcat, miscellaneous aud schd oil Books Of
all soils and sizes; PAPER, posi-, cap, ~ lsic,
noe, drawing ana peIi0ialed,sa bRe asSoFl-
Msni; ieIter aud note ENvEtoPEse PLAIN and
fancy OF figured VISITING CARDS. Notices;
alefs; '9saiins wa; w alef Stamps; Sand
and Sand Boxe>; Gold and Steel PEN; Pen
Holders; OF Qmis; lSK, black, blue, red and
Rdelibie, OF the finest qualify; Ink SANDS;
States anil Sla,e Pencils; silver, cedar and
'ead PEScILs; Pencil Points, Sc &C. Is
All persons wishing 10 purchase any Of the
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and they SHALL BE SUITED BoM ib price and
qualify.
: D1EMER & HAMPTON.
/ April %. 1851.
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The late DR. ,Jobnson's oar +, ;

The late DIR. Johnson's ear, in re
speet to the power of approaching
musical sounds, was remarkably dc.
fectiFe; nevertheless, he possessed q
senseIof pr6priety in harmonic d M
positl pm that gave him an unconqder-
able dlstaste to all unmeaning ild ar
ISL an d rapidity of execution. Be
ing one night at a concert where an
elabora ts and ford concerto on The
violin was performed, after it Was
over he asked gentleman who Sat
near him what it meant. The ques-
tion somewhat puzzled the amateur,
who could only say that 1t was very
difficult.
Difficulty answered the learnt I'D
4 wish to God it was impds-
sible.