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something on in his manner that hurt my
feelings, though ] have no doubt but
be was perfectly unaware of it. He
is a mapiof unquestiopable talents
tIexamined the machinery ftle, steam
press r son on which the aNewiYork Sun"
was @ worked 81, and ! think it one of
the greatest wonderssofs fsthe age.l1
spent a few hours in visiting the ex-
teusive printing establishment Of Mr.;
Harper& Bro. The girls employed
therein were all we'll dressed, and
seemed modest andhappy. ~
The Office of the f4 Germantown
pa. Telegraph 2 as fur as 4 have OBJ
served, is the only fabric in the State
that is composed Of mortar and plas-
ter. Germantown is ono Of the most
bealitifulyillages in Pennsylvania. sie
-fPHiIADEbPnlA.5Ied ! 8ieAY ~ Z
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.SAphorisms from Punch.

l
The men who ffatter women do'not
know them sufficiently, and the men
who only abuse them doynot know them
at all. 70 .s.st'i
Romances generally end with mar
riage. And many young gllls, when
they leave school, would wish 10 60
through the romance Of life-as they
do most rsmances-by beginning at the
end. -gE ya iia 2g
Women should rule but not gov
ern. en- rt 'eG r4 ~. l}t"s e'lt
If you wish to learn the worst fault
Of a woman praise her highly to her
friends.
Woman is a most beautiful book, that
oofrequently is condemned for its eF-
rata. tt f.aia.
You .c can generally g,e tell how popular
you are with. a lady, by the length OF
time she keeps you waiting whilst ares-
sing to receive you, a :, .,..J w..
A fan i a most handy 9ltsle ihslfu.
ment for those who have lost the art OF
blushing. ss,, .,..,s,i;4 u
Vows are the bad money-the o
UPS and post-orbits with which the man
pays woman the debts Of hliis bis the heart.
liza young woman has q purse wit, with
,yo ,ends-silyer in one end, and gold.
| in the oiher-she is sure to open The
gold end first. ~ lssglis ,aad% s.4i
The only time when women talk
much amongst one another, islyhen.
theytare waiting for the gentlemen al
ter dinner. Ss ia;, -sgsai4 .s',', Y
The eyes 81 a pretty woman arethe
Interpreters Of the languageof the heart
| Phey translate what her tongue has a
great difficulty in expressing. ~ '9gsf
lfyou wish to close lady's lips, ask
her her age. ~ ,,,sr.,,,.,i.I
Few woman keep dairy after their
first love. s. !. 5g6.ac
Tell me how many lady's maids ala
dy has had, and l will tell you hertem-
per. ~. sa' Sa-{i ,-V.1sg1 .sp9
A man who has loved madly will
laugh at his madness as SOON as he
has got cured oft; but'a woman never
laughs upon such "a subject.AWith her
love is a madress Of which she never
sees the folly ,GI n ,aJ sfsaJ,5y
l don't know which is worst, a man
who marries Tor money, or a woman
who plays at cards. "a sa( III
The signal for conversation amongst
women is when a,pretty girl beginsto
sing. ~ si ioas J9r,, +. E. gaipel
Women will forgive everythinginaa
man except his being bore-eyery-
thing in woman except her being
pretty.' h - sdf baf iss'i ~ sif lsl9
Female forgiveness, illimi,abler asit
appears to be, has, however, itsllimits.
A woman will forgive an'angry word,
or sneer, or a shrug Of the shoulders,
aslight elevation Of the nose, 'or pinch
or a.scratch-she may even!be brough.
TO forgive her being prettier; but, toher
dying day, she will never forgive her
wearing diamonds when shelhas none
herself. hsf! iIoil~t 70 $50 t1Vs ,sciiis
To paint angels, painters have bor-
rowed the likeness Of woman; 10 paint
devils, the likeness Of man. oaa fsi
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.Pj[5'.yOli.!liEl,,l'TIIR

INDIAN SUMMER.

M leflf = Arr -
We. do no, know the author Of the fol-
lowing pleasant poem, which We fndin q
recent number Of the Musical Review
IAsweeief fancy ofithe .sInaian summet'
We have never seen. 4f'its
There is a time, Just ere the frost :
40 Prepares to pave old Winters way,
When Autumn in a reyerieslost, s,
The melowdaytime dreams away;
When Summer comes, in musing mind,
Togaze once more oil hill and dell,
To mark how many sheaves they bind,
linsAld see IL ALI ripened well. 7%
With balmy, breath she whispers low
The dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incsnse ere they go,
Far.her who made their beauties live.
She enters 'neath The woodland shade,
9 { Her zephyrs liftthe lingering leaf,
Aud bear il gently where are laid 2
VI The loved and lost ones Of its grief.
Al last oil Autumn, rising takes
Again her sceplre and his throne,
Wflhboislerous handille,rpes he shakes
Intent on gathering all his own.
II S,,aat c,r,nar .;,l,;,n n;as tho ,,lai,
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MoRGANT0WN, ATURDAY NOV VENBER g. 1852

8. As Wc must honor our .parents
by, reverence and obedience, So we
must likewise by remuneration and
retribution, requiting- the benefits we
have, derived ifromthem, sofar ush@c
aresablo an1they neede This the A.
postle expressly enjoihs, I Tim. .5;4
If any widow have children or net
phews, let them learn first to show pi.
ETY. at hon home and 70 req sreqqliitee lie ,t their pa.
rents; that is, when they are fallen to
poverty or decay, or1otherwisei re.
quire assistance fromus, we are oblig!
ed literally. according to our proper.
tion, to afford it, and " We affirm that
this is good and acceptable before
God. !. ..s..,:..,.. -.i,..,zt
a. We must honor our parents by.
hearkeningI to their good instruction n
and initiating their GodlylPraclices,
Prov. 6: 20,"Myyson keep, thy ia.
TIERS commandment, and forsakeinot
the law of thy mother" Although.
| good instruction be, for the matter Of
| it, always 70 be embraced from whom
soever it shall proceed: yetSwhsp i.
shall come from a parent itioblige.h
us, not only because it isgood,b but be-
cause it is authoritative. Neither are
we only to hearken their counsel
but also to imitate tho holy example
Of our parents, and therefore it is
|commendedtini Solomon that he walk
elinithefsteps of'his father David
Suffer me.only in a aword 70 sethome
this upon the consciences Of stubborn
aud disobedient children Consider
what your demeanOr hatn Decn "
ward your parents, to whom you owe, gls,
yourselves, yourliyess your education:I
benefits that can never be repaid
them, although you should undergo
all the hardships 'iimaginabloto make
acknowledgment Of them. Can you
imagine the cares, the paar,clhing
thoughts, the perplexingi fears which
your atenderyparents are con'ii.uaii;;t
distracted with for your good, andwill
you SO rsquite that love as,to desPise
those persons Of whom you y yourselves
are a part, and makelthei very bow
els rebsl against .hemi Certainly,
were there any ingenuousuesslo ma
ture, orwere not the principles of rea-
son and equity quite spent and extin.
on;shed N YOU. ,,t,h the love love and solicitude
"SSl ~ Z - M fflFTl75f
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S. s.sIEGFRIED,s Editor ana Proprietor:
s.sIEGrRIED, Jun. Assistant Editor.
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Household Measures, lrt.I

I AS all families arenot provided with
scales and weights referring TO ingredi-
ents IN generaluse by every housewife,
the following may be useful; s-f.
Wheat flour, one pound is one quart.
Indian Meal, one pound two ounces
is one quart. '-ia WY -
Butter, when son, one pound one
ounce is one quart. 80
Loaf sugar, broken, one pound is one
quart. T.~7s,t
White sugar. powdered one pound
one ounce isone. quart. s Is
Best brown sugar, one pound two
ouncrsis one quart, ~
Eggs average size, ten eggs are one
pound. ~
Sixteen large table.spoonfuls, are
halmfa m pint, eight are one gill, iourhalf
gill, SC. ~
There isa grea, scarcity orsilver coin co.
in Eng owing to large shipments 10
Australia, India, and the, Continent,
Australian emigranls also take out n
great dpal-tle deficiency isto be met
Immediately by new issue from the
Mint ~
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TERMS.


Inc sfRs'ssaS i pubii-l,ed semi-weeLlv a. a
ssm' ~ axea~o No snbscip ion is tai en- "a, sbar,a,
ose sesn SIS ',onths; and paper /.
sszii have been paid. '"''i III arrearge'
are inserted for 5ocept. per SQUARE
~ -. q ~ inner furn insertion and 37I cen,.
ir esrry one. lfthe number Of '".
no'eu the Ma i viii be published till ordered on,
anu snargesi sseordingiy ~ ! oN'
ineffA1Ls RATS e;--For the privilege Of tv
ss-ares sioi isr one square s25if inner form s3s-
Hssfs seas's advertiser Will be required his
ssvcrtsing to hi- partcuar line nfbu.iaess .nd f ba
excee .r"re stipulated for, hewilI be chm ged ra-
q rnpv for fl,se esce.. 4 -..s9"--7 -
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SPKsNG STOCK FOR IsJ2.-BO

~ BRO1 HER. Main .Syreel, Lyachbnrg, Fd-
Importers olC ma and EARTHENWARE and al
ers in Ont, Dressed and Plain Glass Uare L0oli1g
Gtosses, G'rondotcs Pated and Brpznia Ware VAT
ers, Co&es. yc.; in receipt OF their Spring
supply OF Domestic and Foreign Goods of thcr own
found in such Establishments. Oar Sock is one Of the
largest offered in this market and having been care
fully selected and bought on the most favorable terms
determined not Il, be undersod By any House
in the country. either North South, Merchants and
Others wanting anything in this line. would do well 10
cali and examine Stock and prices heorr purchas
esewhere-ieeling confident can please all in sty
quality and price Of Goods The Lad!csare particular
iy invited to call and examine our Stock
march 2g-ts
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4 CAsiW.-TItE UNDERSIGNED WorLD res
= rr''h'''y a~S continuance oi the pair,tAze So
long hesrnVrA anon lam. T., tsr new concern a',1
this roune,'on he deems II rrrper L. ask all VIVA se
iTdehted him to come forward ara settle ,f r. nc
cornrs wii.,eit delay
Thera n'eny cla,mS Of long standing which must
r'esT M and / j. e4pe'trd rntt al aho knoy them
-'v u" ." Indebted vii pay .tert.ei thi- rolre
&. DiUGuID
R"nufli-nn and cypress. copy Zines seek s,
.hnno ~. rnI chnrre fh, Nir.i.;n,.
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s. nluGCID.
y. 7. DiUGUID.
GID. y. DtUGUIn.
rs.WG sSrNSGfssREz,S n,

's'HEs ss'ssSsissBE7;S having Obtained the
Z exclusive rigr Of retailing Fist~ Metallic B.rinl
CAGES. take hs wehnd ofnorming the people of lynch
'ss "ni the surrounding country tat they hive now ii
their warc Hain Street. lot Of the above Ca
ses " diiret sizes. II would be ficnlt task 10 civ.
"n ndeqaie Impression ofh"se caSc withnuf person
al nspecnn' trv are perfectly air tight and iniestrpc-
title and SIR pruurciing and preserving the Dad Tor
ordihnry n"rHrnts, for vauts fur transportation. are
sHnerinr rny'ins ef the kind before nyinted Those
nniprtUnntr etaosh 10 need the ahnve Gases can he
supplied by s. DIUGUiG,S SONS
underHtins in tile usual style also prataptv attend.
81 70 s. b & SONS
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- - At tl,e slgn ofthc RED MAT.-T

AZ ~ >"c u, I" Va A"t - ~ ss 4 = l u"
~ subseubtf !aSiEg received the Srng style Of
h"ts, or 1872, ol very superior quality. and the
bucks ard mrntaciuring blnrrals. wpnid res
peetiaily To his ffieudslnd The public gene
rally that ne - prepared inanuartoc Noieski
qad SAt HATS ef oil hids and qualitics for whole
.e!e and retail cu>i ncrs. Country Merchants are par
icuary requested call and examine h4 sin Hats at
niry dbLars PER . 6-ca, which for quai,y. price anil
durability. can lui he surpassed by any Of the NartE,ra
uhlnuaciglrrs. He .yili asn be able in few ~eel :
70 presrli THE puIic. line assortment 1T Boots
Sines. Hal- Caps. ir,nks, Carpet Bags. Vases Um-
r"llas. Ne. % tscriptiou aud STYLE which he
s eierFrd to sell prices fat cannot fall 20 please
oil who may favor MIN with sail. ls' Do not forget
the sigu OF the Red Hat.
r1nr 29-ts JACOR RTNPOTGu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EURE CuRE.-HaLTIMo.r


& - HOsflTA All whers may be nbiared tIr N os spae-
y remedy TOR ltefkesso loss 4 Organic Pores Pam
q ne Igas Diaease 81 the Kidneys. lfecaions Of fAe
fisaI, Tlroa. N,e and 3 ta, Conaifusonai Deiali a.
aud all those harrid afcrtions nrng fr. eertnin in
vhiscreos-. .iicther from intenperancr
c he use Vt artei't .pirit- or any other csrse. N
l.. L. .sf-l 10 ioIAG MEN,
espechlis yho have heeope tha victims Of evil prsct
ces Afasf what counties numbers Of generous ard
noble hsafied beings have been s.,.pt 10
bnaam. of young men Of he isst exalted talent. and
brilliant i.clicats. VIA" nj gi otlerss. haze entrpnc
~ listening senates h ths saunders u eloluenee Or
wSked 20 ec-aey the living l.ye, ..
th'"' .nifrnr from ans Of the following rqesncholy
safa sen's''' shopa iame'iiairiy argriyto H
.s.s4-l Or. JOHNSTON.
i /" eaineef ~ he Back 99d 5.1hs Paiis in Tie Head
p"nn'; % $ight, Loss Of Muscular Power pu,itatou
" toe ieAfi Dyspepsia, t"reou Irri'abiiity, D.ranee
i fneht oi la Digestive tHnci.nns GsI@T1 Beblii,
oynPt"ms " Epnsunpu &C.. Sc.
Metdlfg.-s fhe ieaTsri elects the "a nd much
I" oe "'ea,s; Loss OF fmary cpuasion III deqs, De-
'e,-,"" :" splrifs. f""bed ns- q Evil Aversion Of
'"s"es' . <H t'Hirltf. t'vr o Solitude fi'1idy, &c.
are some q tse eyii- produced.
80, ,S, ~ W. w, = M ~ fiGDGHILf StTa- y 4 y
1fn ~ DJnN- rion nAi. aICil y , z = East sd'
ihh SfErS. ty,EE PARTICULAR il OBJ
= x 'e NAeir e ana ND hi',s qf you wiilinisihke
ta- TX Assrp. A.,,r r., ,,s
,4 r., ~" ~ F" ""A' "V"' t9p '.~t.Sh MADE,
1" .sos't,z-Dr' 1o1aSto" once Is ~ ~ d~ei-
P"s' W '"f fsfEP9' his very extensive praeuce Is
t& nH'eie'' sabnAr ths Ae ePny proper Piysican
's5''afP'y'o TO- -, ,,.,,,.,r,.,
a, IN. .'Hh>H4tN
a. l.I",. -" - - - e Sr ~ pffr"n'' ie'ne"n'
n.'i -. - " ~ - " :, ~ ~ ' '''''.ot O,''eses" ~ me
H { :. -, - ~ -, ~ i"',t VI "h7se ,Tf mas
pf" s"4' 'e f'"Spiiais OF Lond"n Paris, Pladcl-
i''I ah" er"" hh'"Neeted some q ne most as
p.'"'"s i' "'re'',i hhI"h. A'"ny tr'hpid
,a,," - nj '%.- . u.'a .,"n ' H,fh or'e'P sre"t
t"r ''sS' ".sR '"f"NiH "' sudden sounds hhd
Ga ;,t - w - ~ 'S "''e'p'o' s"'ne
- T s'N' e"'ohi W .Y'nn' "eEt sp'ed i'nn'eii-
r,p.. i 1 .-,..
en- 'An2 IN ,i'l ~ ia Z ~ !Gs:
"r"i@ '"d FaTHhhs aye Often tAi-icd W'th respect
t "e nr source :" alfeh-e ~ Their cons ana "hrds
fss - - Fh" pHS 40 t"s se'fis J" '.h'f gin-i'- the
's - ~" fH''e' i'ui''u'ii'l y pf ifr'rl bysIe!-
'' r. '"'ses'g" dsi"hs"5fm uf ihH Hers"n' Sy'ien
'-t, fnu 'sp'ptoms q CONSUMPTION, as" THOSE 81
'i'T enc. s efoa'+ surn as io'' OF Nemny- D<pres-
n" i" 'Pl't' " reouhnr his =" aleahch"iy. ahen
.ne traih ,, u4'y have been caused by ndnigine in
fFr''9' no' fhur"g pFacnccs, destructive 10 both
p"'y ana Mia nus are swept from e@i-Ienre than
'i'' WI" 'n'si@ nave ''n of uS' 10 tbsir County,,
vi@pShf '" iA'is friends and ornaments +" society
d.. "i..JouNSToASiNF!GORA REMEDY FOR
ORGANiC WEAKNESS
fhis grand anil important Renicd, has Restored
''ritsth and vgcr tho;and. thr mast eblita ed
ind'Flnns many whn hai osi al hopes. aud nten a
i,autotel die. By fis cnn,lete ;uys,,t,on f tha
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T.NNs.-EY. TAYEOt q Co., CoMMIS-

l. SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
receiving and offer for sale in exchange for
Country Produce, the largest and best assorted stock
o Groce'tfs and Dry Goods ii has been their pleas
nre to offer for sale comprising, in part the following
ARTICLE:
100 Sides sole Leather
175 bags Rio. i,aeuy,n and Java Coffee
26 hid, Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar, some
very ine
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
- tons country and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and bu,d iron
1900 lhs Blstered, shear and cas-steel
5O.0nO feet Safety fuse
200 sscks Salt
225 bbis Whskey. some very fine old Rye
% bbls French and Apnle Brandy
30 hjds and bbis Molusscs
10000 $Cotun Yarns, leaksville and Otter Factory
% packages Loaf. crashed and Pulgerized Sugra
30 stick aud mass Liquorice,
with large and general assortment Of brown and
heached D"nss'irs. Bed-Ticks, Prints GnsirnS Sum.
Ihrr Goods. tnots. Shoes, Hats. &c. &C. all owlrch
viii be sold nf the lowest CASH o exchange
or "RODuCE. March 9o-,s
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Anris-ts wMF. ROBERTSON.
Ea EiAEs AND CAFs!. rhe assl

60 s'b,rsiber has received al the sign of the zfsf
Bhg hat. ihr Spring Fashions Of Gentlemen'a fine
Drsss Ho's i s52. embracing all of the latest ard mos,
apprs~ed rtses. md ia prepared furnish his
riefes and customers ai tr public generuy. with an
article "f Gue No. Molessin, black and white Be,xer
Hats Ho has also receivedn large stock of the latest
style. kOSSUTH HATS. both CIR men and boys and
large of fine heavy oil silk aad Cloth Caps
Of every -tye and qualify large stock ,f soft black
and ~iie. Brush and Mevcan Hats which he will sell
lov for eazlf
lie Will his best endeavours please all who may
favor hin. with call All kinds of Hats made to order
with nentness and dispatch, Call the sign Of the
Blac ffas for Bargains
Feb 9G--.. WM STITZPP
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4 Ia Circuit court continued by ad ouriin..,t and
a ie4d tor mlerst county, the court house an
Saturday. the 9TH day Of March 1852
Joseph y larh ami Wium Dillara PItls.
a-nin,t
Jame- billiard. John Dsard, James Warts trustea
ior Mary Watts and hes children. William Warts
The husband q. the said Mary. She having drnarled
this tie, Moses Phillips aad Nancy hi wife R4e, Guns
ningtlaai an, snr h wii- Henry Beaumont fru.
tee fnf EAzihegh Anderson, aud her children James p
Anderson asd inc sale. Eli ksh,rh bis wife aad Sarah
Wsirha aimiHistatrix OF John Wxltha De- a ana in
her""h fieht' Defendants.
In Cus gerry.
On motion of Moses Phillips ilism Dillar trustee
james Waits, tEusee ana Ssrst Watall il appesr.
ing that more fhaa ye,Fs have elapsed since the
qnthheation Of tie plnifs =. exc, utnrs OF Iapes Dill
lsrd ared. the cpnr d. ii n.ter tha the crsdtors Of
me ssid decefen show cuse any they on tne first
ay o the next ten. against the payment and delivery
ot the estate Of seid dee -n his lea,ces and that
cory o. this order be luh-hed onc- week for four
weeks In some newspaper printed in the town of Lvnc
burg, and posted the oor nfthe cor,-house IL ths
county on the hrsr day Of two successive term. of IN.
county court.
A Cofv-Tes;e,
-ASy '-ws" ROBERT TlNSLEY, cI'x.
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sITEAM .skGiNE FO.. SALE uN KsAsox.-
~ Bic icT'nS u Judiths Dam. Of Ia horse powcr.
Lnron'tieeB Boiler Of approved cnuSrruction has run
only J -'an:fs /. Apir To John ID. Adams. Jadith's
Dam uali :: 1taCarale Lyaaabsrs. the undersi.n
rd ID. S. WALTON.
Sspi ls-ts
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MECHANICAL.
sADDLEEsY and Harness MAN.

Erh1ZA SAODLEkkh INU E1HFneSS MAN
MX5SA uFACTORY.-Tiie subscriber takes th. meth
8 od Of informing lis cg gstomers and the public
generally, that lie is manufacturing and will keep
consianIiy hand large and general assortment Of
saaahx, Slddlehags Brides a;fd Martine ales from
he aipest 10 the finest patterns. His of
Carriage, Wagon and other Harnese will be found to
be Of superior workmanship and good uarerials sup
ply Of Trunks, Carpet Bags Saddler's Materials and
every article be found in ssch establishments he
iai'ers bmsef will be found upon examination IN his
stock. .Ue solicts a call from all desiring To pur-
ehnse- trusting thn experience faithful workmaash
and adererninatiop please, viii sales ges-
rng in I'll the above branches will be promptly at,en-
ded to-
Aup 1S-ts WM y P0PEPTSnN
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price
This train will not stop for passengers except IT the
points above named
On Mondays. wednesdays AMI Fridays the Freight
Train, with accommodation Passenger Car attached.
vii! trvr The Depot IN Petersburg at o'clock, A. NJ,
reaching Barkeville n, - o'clock
Re'arning. this train wiilcave Burkevile O'Clock
p. N T. and arrive az frtershuFg.it .. 7. N.
Fare between Petersburg & souIheriands, so 35
8 FordS- so
- - Wilson's. ----.---- 81
9 Blacks & Whites. l2j
. " No'ioway C. H. 80
T" Bnraeville, l so
Children under IL gears of age, and servants. half
price. +. WRIGHT.
Sup,t Transportation.
South Side Il. r April 90. ls5a.--2r
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: "A AE{ At IA ", LgacA5a1g Fo., vii prartice in
all tbe Coasof the Counties CAM bell and bedford
and OF the town Of Lynchbsrc
~ Office IN Schoolfeliis Brildiue Mari ct St
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WM. STITZER

N Boots. Shoes, Hats aud Gaps sSa
II The subcrbrrs huye nov in store a good s95ssA
<S1 poriionoftheir Spring stock Of ROOsS. Shoes.
HATS and CAPS. to which they would respect
iuy coll the attention of tc.r friends and the public
generally These Goods hase been bought of the m o.
approved masuiacturers expressly for the retail trade
in which will be fosnd the usuavariefv of Goods in
our line of business, and when coupled with our own
manufacture, tlnnk csn safely say that there is
not more desirable stock qf Goods ia tins market and
will be sold low ior .asi.
Al orders tor thing in opF manufacturing depart
nent. will meet with prompt attention, and made of
the best materials und workmanship.
Mar l5-is FRETWELL = HAIL.
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JACOB RUMPOuGH.

\ q ESf CCHCERN.-Iiie Subscribers .. .o,ia-
ted thensencs together the FIRST instant; fort he
SSsss pl.poss' nt coFductige the manu- Z, ciur,
81 sssns.s:sa4 Of CABINET WARE. al he att ana
X lsei! kHora @igaa Of 5. Diucuid 'un-
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ifAEPEge. 4 Dru.aets, M;attsngs AND
~ KTGS.-fhe subscriber Bas received large and
spiendid assortment of NcyeTare>ny Brussels three
ply, Superfne and Venetian Carpets. Qragsets, Rugs
and Door Mats
81 and 6-l white plaid and Fancy Mating,
JOHN T. DAVIS.
Arr l2-ts at his Nesc T-3a F,ogt 81 torc
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RI, s TEANGEpS.
- y, :sssssssgis, C0Ass ANOs SEE

fVsfnITIT
II All. tErTERS PUSr-PAlp-REsEDr
SENT' RN NAL Oc,o-l,
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, LENANDEa N. .OROAY. Iyy0R.

70 ADnREss CAMPBELL Il CHALMERS.
hef' Sets LyArbis,ro T1
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4 oIreuir eouu continued :, odiourlln,er and
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

~ Sitting in our sanctum . few
days since luxuriating in q beautiful
piece of poetry, entitled Summer p
we heard three distinct raps, which we
Immediately surmised " were a spiritual
manifestation" which indeed proved
true, for on our making sign that we
were ready to receive the communica-
ton, the spirit made itself visible in the
shape of a typographical spirit of evil.
His communication was of such nature
that we dropped the manuscript on our
desk and started, with the imp after us.
When we returned the poetry had dis
appeared, and though we have ourseli
searched, and invoked the aid of the
devil, we have not been able to find it
and if the author will favor us with
another copy, we will endeavor to be
more careful of it, and be shall have oul
thanks besides.