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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
MORBID S CoIEMHt EACE.E.G
IT, Nop, Light Daaght, Leadl IT.
Engine Stumrr 49,
G a x
ROBERT OTIS. MASTER

ROBERT OTIS, MASTER.
{ al rpors 10 the contruY rn'rjhhpd.a4
WILL leave Mobile every Saturday Evening
w Mt 5 o'clock-arriving at Columbus OF
Monday evening. Returning. will leave Co
lumbus every Tuesday Morning. At S O'Clock
Moore's Bluff, AT 10 A. NJ, Union Bluff. ut P
NJ Arriving in Mobile Thursday Evening
November, 1851. 32-tG
REGULAR MOBILE PACKET.
T7se Fire First C2oss Passenger IT.. ;
.NIcnl1cr -.
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N0XIREE LAND E0R SALE.

4 WILL sell at private sale tract Of land in
4 Noxubee county, Mississippi, onthe Broken
Clayton. Judge Moore, estate of Joseph Moore
deceased and others. obtaining eight hundred
and eighty acres between five and six hundred
in high state Of cultvation-luost OF it very
rich Prairie land. Apply 10 me at Columbus,
Mississippi. GEO Ii. HARRIS.
Sent 2nd 1851. OFF
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01

MOT respectfully announces to the Young
lY1 Ladies aud Gentlemen ofGolumbus that
his Academy for instruction in this polite branch
of Education, will open on Wednesday, and
Thursday evenings, the 18th and 18th of Novetn-
Der 1851, at the City Hall Mr.. u. teaches all Of
the most fashionable dances Of the season, hav-
ing awaited himself this season Of advantages
seldom to be met with He flatters himselfcom-
petent to make proficient all who may titvorhim
with their patronage. The following comprise
some of the Dances taught in the regular course
Coalitions, Hopsers, Gailopad, Polka common;
Polka QuadriHss, Plain Valt>ing &c,
lie will also introduce the Ne,c Polka, Polka
Walts, Redo,ra, Shottishe, and Polka Ma=urka.
DAYS OF ATTENDANCE
For Ladies on Wednesdays, and Thursdays
from to 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
For Gentlemen, same days at night, from 10
9 o'clock
TERMS OF TUITION:
For Ladies and Gentlemen II lessons, SO 90.
Misses Masters under 10 years. 8 90.
Mr. l.. has opened subscription List with
Mr.. JAMES H. BRAzIER, at Msssrs. Taylor <
McCarthys.
Parents and Guardians are invited to attend
during hours Of exercise.
Oct. Goth, 1851. 31--tC
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY
g PAPER HANGING
WARE-R0e1Es.
WINTER. e MILLER

" IN LII y h1LlE1t,
loraer IT iiuter aid Coati streets, 6sl8ie DC
Bsal. q liobtte.
DEALERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FURRY 4'l RE 81 an kinds manufactured and Sc
ecied exrTess Tor this market
alld vii repay IA examination.
tJPld0 LSTERf Department IS complete and
eitrFiesl on ia all It's 9sanehes.-
Orders executed wiki Heatness
and des patch.
PAPER HAN95lNGSs the largest variety ever
offered IN this CITY and al norfa-
empires by the peice r.qpanfity
MATTRESSES &es. manufactured Dfthe very
best materials and at the shortest
notice. Hotels and Steamboats,
supplied.
Al the above Goods are ne y and purchasers
have great advantage - making their selec-
lions From this stock.
fElssis.--0n price 4or cash. OF good city ae-
epfance.
call is most respectfully solicited At WfN-
TER 4 MLLER's Furniture. Upholstery aud Pa.
per Ringing 2Wnre-3ooms, corner Of rs afer and
Cont streets, Mobile Alabama.
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POPE & BROTHER
3 ES14LE ND RIg'z-i 70

40 30 lommefce, md 10 Front sStlsets
RI constantly receiving fresh supplies q
~ every article ID their line. which they Ollie
on reasonable terms Their stock consists 81
part III Coffee Sugar, Moiasses. Flour Bacon.
Wlfiskey lard. Nails; Ilaisins. Tobacco 6sc
Mobile March SOL 46-t1
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01

TOWN PROPERTY AND LAND
FeR SAEE!!:

iAHE Undersigned offers for sale the follow
i ING described property in the town of O.
Inmbus. to-wit:
Part OF Lot number one in square number 3
wijh'the Large Brick tore House erected there
on. being the corner store west OF Cozart's on
Main street. now occupiedby Cozart, Humphries
x BilIaps
Part OF Lot number 10 in square number 3. on
Market rect with the tenement thereon now
occupied as Il Store House by William Baker
Part OF Lot number 5 in square number ?, on
Alarkct Street with the tenement thereon now
occupied by Joseph Edwards rs a addleshop.
Also part Of Lot number l in square number
g. on Market treet with the New Brick Build
ing erected thereon now occupied Store
House by Peter Smith
Part OF Lot number l. in square number 3, on
Market street with the Improvements erected
thereon, now occupied by r. Peterson.
Part OF Lot number in square number 3, on
Main street with the improvements thereon now
occupied by L. ], Scholar
Part Of square number s. south of Main street
on which has alely been. erected a new framed
dwelling house with all necessary out houses
colnpIeled, nearly opposite 10 the dwelling house
| ofA. S. Humphries, Esq.
! The above described property will be sold Ell
ther for cash or for one third cash and the bal
ance payable in one 4 two years. Suchportions
of the said property as is not sold By the first Of
January next will be rented for tile ems ming year
The subscribers also offer for sale on reason
able terms the lands owned by the said David
4 Lloyd in his life time-situate in the counties d
| Lowndes. Carroll. and OKtiIbehf, Mississippi
and in Washington county in the State of Ala.
bama.
SALTER LLOYD,
JAS M. lloyd.
Executors OLD. Lloyd, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent aidprop-
erty or purchase said lands, wilIreeeiyea InfIde-
lscription thereof by applying at tile Office o.
/ HARRINGTON & CHRISTIAN Attorneys, Co
lumbus, Mississippi.
TH0Ss CHRISTIAN, Agent.
Columbus, Oct. %, 1851. 30-tf.
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oMAzANGE AGO
Corner of Commerce &c ErcdQny-sfs.,
Mobile, Alabama.


Mobile, Alabama.
Agents for Peter NcIntyre's Spiening he.
chimes, NILS and Cora Shelters, In, or
ers and Dealers Il, Fdrsiyn and Domestic
Harlaeare aud Cutlery, Bar Iron, 4Nil
Rocks, MI Irons, TIN Plate, Nails, Guns
&c, de-,
|nFFER for sale at low prices ard on favora
" BILE terms, the most crtengire assortment o
Goods in their line ever offered in any Southern
city all Of which have been recently received III
rcci from Fore gn and Domestic manufacturers.
Their stock will be continually rrPlenishcd du
ring the season. and now consists ia part OF
1000 Tons Swedish Iron assorted. all sizes,
800 do Swedish Broad Plough Iron,
- inches;
300 do English iron, MI sizes;
$50 do refined English aud American
Iron;
$500 Bundles square. round. band. scroll,
horse shoe, nail rods, hoop,
octagon Iron;
10 Tons Plough Nlouds:
400 Bundles and Sheets boiler and sheet
Iron;
200 Tons Hollow Ware. Pots Spiders,
Ovens, Dogs. &c;
900 Sets Gin Gear and Grist Mil Irons,
made 10 order;
100 do Saw Mill Irons:
500 Pair KSopus. Kuhn. and French Burr
Mill Rocks;
! 700 Nova Scotia blue grit Grind Stones;
i COCO Kegs cut nails and spikes OF superior
quality;
$50 Bags ~GrifIin's" horse nails "G";
5000 Pair Patent Horse shoes;
5000 dozen cast steel, German steel, and
iron Hoes, made TO order;
/
! 100 Casks OK, log. coil, 4 VII Claims,
/ 100 trace chains, all sizes;
/ 500 Dozen Collins Hartford. Simmons
and other axes;
/ $50 Sets patent CLAIM Pumps and Fix
1000 Coils and Dozens Cotton and Manila
Rope and Plough Lines.
TIMERS Goods
GOO Boxes Tin Plate, charcoal brand;
800 do Leaden Roofing Plate, Il 20,
{ 100 Rolls Iron Wire, charcoal brand
900 Gross Kettle Ears;
{ Sheet Zinc, Pig Lead. Banca Tin;
Sheet, Iron, beet Brass;
! Copper and Brass Wire, Rivets, &c,
TIN HARE GENERALITY,
I CUTLERY.
1000 Gross Knives and corls ofaIlFk;uds;
5000 Dozen pocket Knives, !, =, 5, 1,
and blades:
1000 do Shears and Scissors:
500 do Razors butchers, 'Rodg-
er's,' &c,
Butchers Bread and Shoe knives;
GUNS, RITES & PISTOLS.
500 double barrel Guns,
500 single DO
$50 double tricgered Rifles, including
Western celebrated make;
900 pair pistols, rcyoycrs and single
barrel;
$500 'sloop's,' Ruo@les, Mourse and
Mason'S and other cast and
wrought Ploughs:
100 'SinclaIr's and other
Straw Cutters;
Il 200 MclntyreI's and other Corn Shellc-s;
,f $50 yard and railroad Barrows;
so Cultivators and Road Scapers;
300 SETS Blacksmith Tools;
500 do Carpenters Tools;
$50 DO Farmers Tools;
300 DO Coopers' Tools;
lklC0 DO Shoemakers Tools,
Iron Agile, Traces and Carriage
Springs;
SAWS.
: VIM. Rowland's celebrated MilIsand
Cross Cut Saws;
Pit Saws, Circular Saws, Back Compass
: and other saws;
$50 steel Corn Mills; with and without
fly wheel:
500 dozeu Coffee Mills;
Gin Manufacturers goods:
- SlIrrt, Cast -tecI screws. Burt
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TENNESSEE 0sNAHURGs.

CEYEN eigIltlf and three quarter JIM ilgs an,
- four quarter heavy Sheetinn, ior al e by
HADEN & READ.
Dcfo5e4 Ia oF-ff
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Gua ians' SO

gTNIIE nndersi & will sell ~ S lIVI IsI b
LouYdes onntg, Mississippi Sd Ihe 27ih
day Of December 1881. on eredit 81 tealve
of south west auafter s. section twenty 1--WE
and the uofth cast quarter Of soul west quaf
ter section Eiirty-six IN townshin genieep
range eighteen east ii befno us which
JOHN M jANUARY died seized and essed Of,
Bond md approved secnrity 81 b required OF
Tie purchaser. This tie lsl dny December
A D. 1851
ELI ABETH a. AIRY.
Dec. i, 1851 36zs Gnardan
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Preparatory Department, per session, SIS
Fourth Class, per session, Is
Third Glass, go
Second Class, :" 20
First Glass, 20
LanGua ges, (each,) 10
Music on the Piano or Guitar, %
Use of Instrument for practising,
Drawing and Painting. IS
Ornamental NeedcWOrk, 10
Contingent Expenses. 1
Board per Month, Including lights,
washing, bed and beddingA 10 Sc
Young Ladies. boarding in the Institute must
furnish their own towels; and every article o.
clothing must be distinctly marked with the
owners name.
GEORGE r. CLAYTON,
President oil the Board OF Trustees
Colum6as, Mss, StPt 1851.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
Mutual Life Insurance.
KENTUCKY MUTUAL. LIFE IN
SUR ANCE COMPANY,
AT CONVICTION, KENTUCKY.
Guaranty Fund 100000.

ENSURES LIVES UPON THE MUTUAL
y plan joint stock rates Of premium. and it is
believed offers the most simple, reasonable, safe
and equitable plan yet devised for Mutual Life
Insurance.
Pamphlets furnished. information given, and
applications received by
aug i.512O:1m.l
NATH. f. GOODWIN,
AGENT
$. b. MALONE, Medical Erannner.
COLUMBUS, MISS.
July 18th, 1851. 1G-tC
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sALTER LLOYD.
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE 0YSTER IK.lREHoUS

st. Francis, 6et,ceea ITuter and a "a
Commerce streets, Noble Ala VI
G. ~ viii also open on the 1st November,in
Royal between 81 Francis and Dauphin SIS.
splendid
ALOON,
where he best liquors and refreshments will
Jal5 sti sci 31-tf
49, - s1LA -
n invite Gle ttention 81 purchasers to
Fail and Winter Goods,
onp na general assortment of ST As
Try GOODS, BOOTS
s Shoes HATS, CAPS
W. TAYLOR.
"a 1851
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BLAIR'S DRUG STORE.

BLAlk'S URUG oIUREs
I CST received at this well known establish-
- ment a fresh supply of pure and genuine Med
iciEes, which will be sold on as favorable terms
as at any house in the South. Physicians, plant
ers andothers, are requested to call and examine
the stock, which has been selected with great
care for this market. We think they will find it
equal lif not SUPERIOR as regards quality and va
riety, TO am in the State; and making their pur-
chase altogether from Importing Houses, they
are enabled to sell on rs good terms, as any Drug
House ia the South or South West
Physicians Prescriptions carefullyp put up
Dr. JAS. w. HoPKINs will attend to the pre-
scrption Department. guarantee that all will
be right in that delicate and important part Of
the business.
PAINTS tNUDILS. WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY AND BRUSHES, DYE
STUFFS & GLASS WARE,
PERFUNEKY ANDFINE
SOAP, SET PENS, Il
SUPERIOR WRITING
INK
A superior article Of Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, al
ways hand.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS. CRoP 1850.
Pure old Brandy, Wines, Holland Gin & Old Ja-
maica Rum. Pure Scotch WhiSkev for
Medical purposes, and superior ar
ticle of Tea. both Green and
Black, superior chewing
Tobacco and Ha wanna
Cigars.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extend
ed the House, he hopes by strict attention and
a disposition 10 accommodate. at low prices, 10
merit the patronage of discerning public
teb2o'5l:44.1Y JAMES BLAIR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01

Earec CssiIdren.

DR.. T'ocnsena-Dear Sir: l have the pleasure
TO inlormy outiat three ofny children have been
cured of tie Scrofula by tie use of your excel
lent medicine They were afflicted very severely
with bad Sores have taken only four bottles; it
took them away for which feel inysell under
great obiiguion Yours respectfully
ISAAC W.CRAIN. 100 W0oster-st.
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DISSOLUTION.

TENHE CopartncrShip heretofore existing under
( the fam and style OF OTrLEY x STARR i
this day dissolved 10y mutual consent. John X
Ouley alone IS authorised to settle the cuisines.
of the late firm. JOHN X OTTLEY.%
PETER STARK
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The Western Military Institute.
BRANoN spRINag. nENRY eoIATY, AY.,


<AtIk Issin lall operation, with nAiafer- AK
Yas.7 rupted success, and tie most llaf- gaossa2
rs tering prospects. Its system OF dis .z@7
time, are carriedto a state OF perfection which
entities tito The highest degree Of public conf
Cadets from fifteen OF the Southern aud sWes-
fern tates are now ia attendance.
ThesAcademic staff, consisting of nine expo
fenced Proiessofssis complete Through their
lco-operationthe lnslinte has attained presett
lourishing couditIon, andtheg are deterBnedto
use every exeTtion 10 teserye a continuance oil
L the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed.
Tue collegiate course Of eaucafion embraces
lRlathenlatics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Engineering IN all It's branches. the Natural CT
lences, Ethics md Bellies Letiers
Tic preparatoF department. IS horohgilly or
gained aud under Competent Instructors.
Parents DESTROYS OF securing for their sons an
education which shall qualify them for engaging
successfully in any department of professional
scientific orconmeFeial business, will furnish
ed with catalogues containing detailed inioTgna-
ton, onapphcatlonto
COL b r. JOHNSON,
Acting superintendent. Brenon, + Y.
a. @. SMITH Esq
Treasurer, Louisville, 4 y,
ZEE ERENcEs-
Hon. il. Marshall, Henry county, Il
Adj. Gen. ]. NJ. Harlan, Fraeldort
Gen. John T /. Pratt, Georgelown, KY.
Hon. !. B, Monroe. Frankfort
DIR. =. p. Fenner, New Orleans
Il J. Ward, Esq, Louisville.
Rs. Hardaways Esq.s Columbus Ga
II. Hazlett Esq, GAINESVILLE, 0hio
n IS4+I 11.4 Il =
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sIOIftSIts
P.S.-NIessrs. 6. & Co, ship goods by all the
rlasssd bouts on tile Bigby, Warrior and Alabama
riSers.s febl3f43:ly.
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This Eri,9t is pet up in quart Ect|ss; il is 81
tiiRss ,.airs5. pIt9sGHiey. mil HHryaHtcd SFps-
rior o. r'g eJff. IL cRreS diseases rad-
o.' -'if|hg. p'.g'a-. s'cScHlHS or
f..ftaaing the atieH
Thrg .'.ry ana -upeuor,ty OF this araa-
pa,.jGto I'D. o.ter medicines t~. hide e eratI-
cnjr-d- -... t ..tys. -osa.e- iiir body j Is one
of the rr ... Spring aud runnarr lnr''tct"r~
ever lsDo H.a only p"ri"r, ,'i'' "hoi's @''m
au! ~jrr. -.t.t '.. tf ON. iit u -cfrt.r- new.
pulr aa He, .loH. power lo.-rs>ed by no
othrrluc ..u. sand "a, lhi- lies the ,ts ret
OF it, go ".I cess. II h;> peril .if,'t. =. IN
i'm the last wo ...s uCrn dam o,Hgy cores
severe GA. .o aI..a>ca 400 beast 1000 uci. COW
sidcrcd iHra-atfc. has saved The lives o. more
than 5000 .iiLDhLN THE wv o PAST SEA-
More tbh acaO cases OF hroaic Rheona.
ti,u;
1000 cases Of Dyspepsia.
1909 case. OF General Debility and want o en-
crgy.
1000 cases ofihc different Female Complaints
1000 ca-os oil Scfoua;
800 ease, OF the Liver omplaint
$500 ca .e< OF Disease OF the Kidney and
DroPsW
1900 eases Of thc Gravel
900 cases of lck Headache;
500 cases OF tile Dropsy
5000 cases OF Cousumpton
And thousands OF casesoG the blood, viz: Ulcers
Ey,ipclus. alt Rheum Pimples on the Face
Scald Head. Tctter, Neuralgia, &c, &c together
with numerous cases Of Sick Headache Pain il
tAe ide and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c.
Hundreds OF cases oil Fits aud Nervous Dis.
eases, originating IN Debility have been entirely
cured. and thousands o cases OF Dyspepsia, Diar
rhCa and uumer omplant.
scrOfasla Cared.
This certificate conclusiveIy proves that this
Sarsaparlia has perfect control over The most OBJ
stiuae diseases OF the Blood. Three person.
cured in one house is Unprecedented,
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FAsHToNARLE DANCING
MIR. LAVENDER.

IND WHITING 4c1DE5uY
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
gVEEKLY PACRET FOR MOBILE
JENNY LIND,

The Fsue First Class Passenger ~
Steamer 80
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ROBERT DEsHA 8 co.
CAMPBELL 4 Co.,

Steamboat agents, aud General Receiving and
Forrarding Merchants,
No.7s Front and rs Commerce streets,
MoBILE, Ara
Goods consigned TO ms for the Interior, viii be
received and forwarded free Of commissions and
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DgAIEns AND MANUFACTURERS or

gNer IT iiufeT aad Cont streets, 6ff8ie ne
, I..f EE3Brle
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CUTLERY.

1000 Gross Knives and corLs ofallf k;uds;
5000 Dozen pocket knives, !, >, ), /,
and blades:
1000 do Shears and Scissors:
500 do Razors Butchers, 'Rodg-
er's,' &c,
tRrtabors Rcd ov,l Cl,co l-,,.-.o,.
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the LOVING STARS.

behuhiul are we, stars of night,
SHINING nhove, on your thrones Of hght,
D,.ra word al sorrow
Heralds OF peace and love to those
Wtsried and sad with their wight Of woes
Csher'ng them at tho m,dngtts clssc,
lntoa sumner morrow.
No marvel that men IN times Of old,
Many destiny should unfold,
Writ Ia your gentle hcamin:
The thoughtful 'pir', can wing It's way,
Far ~ the region ot each bright ray,
Leaving the world and iis chang-tul da Y
q: Paradise swertly dreaming.
The hearth may lack ITS acc ustomed CUES
Aud We may mourn for friend at rest,
Gut, gazing awhile above us
In tie jewels Of nigh, we yet could trace
Tne lines familiar ot each dear face,
Who from yon heavenly dwellIng-phce,
St'I. IN thciS glory love Us
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TnE YouNG LApiLs' SHORTER CAT
KcuisM.-W La, is the whole duty of
woman?
To dress, 10 sing, TO dance, 10 play on
the the piano forte, To gabbIe French
and German, and to preside gracefully
at The tea. table.
What is man?
A thing TO waltz with. TO ilirt with, to
take to the theatre, TO laugh with. to be
married TO, TO pay ones bills, and to
keep one comfortably.
What is life
a polka, shoiiische, a dance that
one mus, whirl through as fast as pos
siblc.
What is death?
Hem -someIhing that lis unfashion.
able 10 talk Of. TO whisper Of, to think
Of; 50 tho less that's said about it the
better.
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frea, the Olive Grswxh
THEDIINC WIFE To Msa HTS
UAMO.
hI Astoss, -

m cold sod FAINT, m dying nov
q, rsess ssse 10 shy b~sr'
seesae ne ~nh weesrsa words u love
SO ~c msy calmly part.
oh, Ict me Ass thy lips encs mote,
~ h~st my lore 10 ieii
Thou ell, sssG,vs dIIs,s yos~d
Too vhSi, m tso veil.
y, do not hlhme Thy sell desronc,
-" not IN my keAn
io sfesh oss word repsoviBeIy.
Gesnse oee tssr 10 start
Thon has, foo kindly dealt Adh me,
Aud nov my heart 10 gr,~vvd
That hsse msds 90 siss hi sespin
Tor A'ns sesses iseenea.
Our dsys ~ earthly ksppis~~s
30 qsickiy they have aswp,
IL seems but yesterday We met,
Al soon thou'it be alone,--
Alone ! no, no my spirit Tree
Win sadsr Rom shov-, t-
To dwell xsin on rsuh With thee,
And bless me n i,h my love. .
wkrn d,ssvpe,n,nse nis weigh ,hee down
With want, and voc and wrong.
My spirit shsli he with thee then,
And help thee 10 he strong
But pray TO God, Hetl give thee aid
No one need doubt HIS po~cf.
lie rs my hope, nay strength, nv all,
In 'hjs last, trying hour.
In Thy embrace, my thought. flow back
To days " hen hopes ~cre high
When PAIN and care we've lightly deemed,
II tbou vert only nigh
" hen sky, and brooks, aud birds, nnd tiow.
srs,
For us seemed only made.
And thoughts, TOO, of my ch,idhoots home,
The places where ve played
The grove, tho gle n bright school day haunis
And " hoo. mates IN th-'r -!--
My brothers IN their childish sports
My sisters fond and FREE
My mother with lrr tender love-
My fathers smiling brow
Come sweeily floating through my brain
Oh am dying now'
Then bring my lit,Ie grl 10 me,
That may look my lns,
Upon her sweet aud ipyely facc,--
One kiss-onc more tis past
Dcnr iittlc one, she does not know
How much she y mss my love
] leave her 10 Thy watchiul care,
And 10 her God above.
The hand DE- Death now chiIls my heart;
y, fold me 20 thy hrens,
Whisper IN soothing tones Of love;
Gently sink to rest
NV sa,nted SISTERS vu,ccs now
Sing sweetiy round the throne:
Bright angels come to lead me there,
Farewell my love--my own.
Fair Horn, " Ftt I-j2.
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II 6. 4 4 ". CLARK would rrspeci.
fu'ls tniorm the inhabitants Of Rui,
kni spd ''o'eIiy Ihs, they have opened a
t,ap n Perkins Block, Merchants Row,
J a"'r they have fHr sale good assortment
lV Watches. Watch Trimmings. Tocls,
Jcrriry. Siirsr Ware. .Spectdoies,
Fancy Goods, 80. Sc.
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r-" La, me.' exclaimed an old Ia.
dy, was there ever sich strong lye as
this, before alters heern tell, when
lye would bear up an egg, twas strong
enough 10 make soap; but mine here
bears mp six tu ohce--what SHALL ] du
with it?''
I. s. THIS is the same old lady who
said she once sat up all night to see the
moon full, bot happened to get into q
doze towards morning. when the aggra
,a,ing thing up and rULLIp, and shs
lost all her fun.
The abtvepu, us in mind Of another
venerable lady who, in giving direction,
| for making soap, remarked ,ha, TO as
, certain The proper strength of the lye
you had only to drop an egg into il. ant
il would sink or swim, she had forgotten
which.
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SCHOOL hooks.

i.rg" suppl, OF the BooAs recommended
= usr an Rutland 60, now on hand nd
lr 'sie 10 Merchants sud othcr-, at l"~
>;oes " J.. SPENCER
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PATENT MEDICINES

'h' d'r.-monvo rh,rh are rnrran''d 10
l'rtIitistdttoH 10 the purchaser or The mon.
y al! =" f-iunded. az Be sure and call
/ Vac "Oli Patent Medicine Emporium
Aszriy opposite the franklin Hotel
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CAn apprentice On day after din
ner, deliberately stepped mp 10 his mas
ter. and asked him what he valued hi,
services Mt per days
"Why, about six cent?, said the mas
ter.
"Thcn," said the boy putting his hand
into his pocket, and drawing out some
coppers, " here. three cents, I'm Of on
a bender"
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CyA An ambitious fortune. hunter, be-
ing in ballroom. heard gentleman
giving an accoun, Of the death Of a rich
old widow.
Died Yesterday, in her cishiy.uin,h
year" said the narrator.
What q Pity" exclaimed The for
tune hunter, what, hne match sh
would have maie two as,, ago 80
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arsB NrfuipG

,lt--l...~es,., .,os'ricueusly ir.et,.drorsi
k...,satt ~ itues) far three weeks; 2Sesnis
k,,,. ,.s'teiiI he eksfged ier each sabseqIep OF
)s,f+..A.
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