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Steam-Reined Candies.

THE subscriber has jo-s opened an Extensive
- Factory fyr the Manuiscinne Of steam
REFINED Candles, and now ofIers them
Cor sale 1T The reduced price q Txelss Dollars
and fifty cents per hundred pounds. af
He also manufactures every style and quality
OF FAxer CasbfKs. which he oilers by Whale-
sale ss low AZ they can he purchased in any Of
the Northern markets.
In conclusion. he would respectfully state that
he keeps constantly on hand large supply Of
Domestic and Imported FRUITS, and CIGARS
Of every grade, together with Al extensive assort-
ment Of Fancy Articles. Musical Instrumenis,
Preserves, Pirkles. Cordials, &e., to which no
would invite your attention, when visiting This
city.
SAM'L III. MARKS,
Wholesale Confectioner, Sycamore Street,
Petersburg. Va.
p. 8. viii also keep constantly on hand q
superior article Of Candy Manufactured from
stuarii Crushed Sugar. a is cents per pound.
OrAll orders promptly attended to, carefully
packed, and sent 10 any part Of the United
States.
Petersburg. February 10. 2a-sw.
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N O TIcE.

THE Committee appointed by the Board Of
= Suprin.endents Of Common Schools for
Orange county 10 examine applicants for ccriifi-
Gates Of their qualifications to take charge Of said
Schools will hold their next meeting Al the court
house in Marlborough. ON Saturday the 9th of
March, at III o'clock, A. M. Applicants will
he cxsmined particularly on Spelling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic; and they must come
with the recommendation required by law.
By order Of the Committee.
February 3. 90
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CONGREss.

In the Senate. on Friday, Feb. 20, The private
calendar was taken up aud occupied The day.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
On: Mondays Feb. %. Mi. Seward presented
petitions in hvorof recognition Of the law 4
eainst farcible intervention and asking Congress
to prevent infractions Of such law.
Mr. Fish presented petitions asking the re-
movaI of the United States mint to New York.
Mr.. Drolhead presented petitions in faror of q
modification Of The tariff Of 1916.
Resolutions directing inquiry into the proprie.
ty Of increasing the salary Of the United States
Judges Of Florida and Rhode Island. were adop-
& ted. t4tfsf..a8 e ,ea edi
On Tuesday. petitions were presented for mod
ifications ofihe Tariff.
Il Mr.. Borland offered resolution that the elec
torial vote Of the next Presidential election bt
placed on the basis of the new apportionment o
representation. The Iowa Rail Road Bill was
then taken up and debated upon. r,
On Wednesday, Mr.. Downs presented mum
Der of memorials praying for a revision Of the de
cisions made by the Commissioners on Mexican
Claims, and moved their reference to SelsC
Committee Of five. The motion was agreed to
'hc rest Of the day was consumed in discussin:
he bill for granting lands 10 Iowa for the con
truction Of Railroads. sa bus L
On Thursday. the President laid before III
senate communication from the Secretary .
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NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD

NORTH CAI{OLINA RAIL ROAD.
all The Stockholders are here
a5{;SE BY notified, that the following install
menis have been called for on the Capital Stock
Of the Company, to wit:
Ten per cent. on the LIST Of March, ten pei
cent on the Sd of May, and ten per cent. on the
9th Of July next-which said instalments will
diaw interest after twenty days from the dates
above specified, if not paid before.
will be at Concord on the LIST Of March, al
Salisbury on the Sd, al Lexington on the 4th. a,
Greensborough on the 9th. at Raleigh on the 9th
at Hillsborough on the l lih, and at Graham on
the 18th, TO receive the instalments due in that
month.
C. r. MENDENHALL, Treas'r.
February s. 2l-3v
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ATTENTION.!

To the commissioned and non-commisaoned OF
.fcers Of the 47ih Regiment.
VOUare hereby commanded to attend at Hills
borough on Saturday the 18th inst, armed
and equipped for Drill Muster and court Martial
By order OF tho Col. .ef
w. w. KIRKLAND, Adjt.
March l.. "a
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Valuable Property,
FOR ALE.

THE subscriber wishing to remove, offers for
4 sale his House and Lot 1.-TWO acres,l in the
town Of lIillsborough, well situated, the dwelling
House large and commodious, with all necessary
out-bpildings, and never-faing well Of water
within few feet Of the kitchen.
Also three tracts Of Land. Two small tracts
within two miles Of town; one adjoining Dr..
Hooker and Lemuel Lynch, and the other adj
joining the lands Of Nash Whitfield and others.
The third tract contains seven or eight hundred
acres, all wood land, lying near Cedar Glo,e, adj
Joining Samuel p. Moore and others.
The subscriber being determined 10 remove to
the south west, will sell any Of the above proper
ty on accommodating terms.
All persons indebted to him will please call
and settle, and those h,ving claims will present
them for payment.
STEPHEN MOORE.
December 2. H.
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The London Quarterly Review

Cor January, reprinted by Leonard Scott & Co
New York, is on our table. Contents: Me.
moirs on Russian and German Campaigns
Kew Gardens Physiognomy- Juuius- High.
land Desti,ulion and Irish emigration eron''
Notes-Fsrini's History Of the Roman States
The ,Fmneh AuiocraI This work is coosidcred
as one among the most valuable periodicals O
the day. " 'ff.tA3
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
AROMATIC SCHIEDAm SCHNAPPS

"A PURE and genuine article, manufactured
"A by him in ScnlKDAx, hoLLasD, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended FOR a
sure and permanent cure Of the CRAWL, and all
distractions Of the urine, arising from the Kid
neys OF Bladder.
~ Price SO cents, and 81 per hottie. For sale
ct this Office.
February 10. 2l--
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Hsss<4n.s Gas an Dsvvsus>-ws wosld
e.iI o. sszent>s d Cur res<<n v IL stssrtzr-
meni n u. ussceods osseb.ts5 G<xn~n Biz
sefs psefss.5 ~ Dr.. G. n. Js<ksaa. 30. 80
Arch ars<l, Pkil.j<iAia. II casss Il Lises
Complaint. DysPsp~E Ds~s4. sf de- Ki5seys.
and a &~s~s ssSss ftou ss~Dn5~d stomach.
theif pc~ss ) ~ e1c<ih.d, dsqpsled. BY any
eh& knsPn peesntipa. - - orss sfses. In
nssy o~ss, slfs~ dr. ncs c<lsh<ssed physicisns
- slid We an ro~>rsrssouay sssnnrnd
dis n-tiise. - bring whss i = rpsresieJ.
sna srss ass readers wbo srs sfBiesed % psrufs
bs'iss sd thsy vtl b ecasinesd Of shs lfuth
~ sseuL Circular.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER.-
lsroErasr ia DrSksreA-Dr.J J. 8. oagh-
ioa's PEPsIN. ihs True Digestive Fluid. OF
Gastric Juice. prepared from Renaei. OF The
h'oFih stomach u an On. sflsr dir~sians Of b.
ron f.iebig. The frrsf Physiological Chemist. b.
J. .. Houxhioa. NJ. D. Phil@dslphis. This u
truly wonderful remedy Coz indigestion. dys-
p~psis. jsundire. Eser complaint. constipation
and debility, curing siier natures own method.
by naiure's own agent. the Gasine Juire. Pam
phiris containing srirniifc evidence ofils value.
furnished By ssenis gratis. Sec advertisement
~ shsthsf column, lta ssA
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber, as Administrator with the
= will annexed, hereby gives notice TO the
I.egatees Of JoHs PATroS, deceased, that he is
prepared to pay, on demand, the lesacies be-
queaihcd in said will, and will not hereafter
consider himself liable for interest.
SAMUEL HUGHES.
Feb. %, 23-pd
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NOTICE.

IN Il Democrats Of 0range are respectfully re-
- quested 10 attend meeting 10 he held in
the Town OF iIlshorough. on Thursday Of
March Superior Cour, 10 appoint delegates 20 a
State Convention. ,s,, ~
March 2. 49, Eff 81 a.
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Nn8~ THOSE wanting a good article Of
sES Vinegar, and cheap, would do well
10 call at the Drug Store.
February l6. pa
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Extract fpm ritter from Htsiern Wlig 10
e ne Editor Of the Reyister.

~ trust mat nothing VIII dive us from
The true issue IN controversy between us
aud our opponents in the next campaign.
There may he questions Of STATE policy
which will arise in The contest, but is il,
possible lha, the Wing Parry viii SUI, :
themselves To be made The dupes Of mere
section! | hope NOT. So d. all the
Wings IN This section, and when The Com
ven,ion lneet-. il v i'll he ouNno,,o To stand
by the Wing nominee. no matter from
wIla; section he may Gene"
4l"@ --~>>>~~>>~---s>>~-
President Fillmore.-A Washington
correspondent, Of the Baltimore Patriot.
says. the nomination Of President Fill
more. as candidate before the people at
the mex, election, by the Wing Stale Cen
trail Commiuce &c Maryland. has been re-
cei,ed with much favor by large numbers
Of those WIN have congregaicd in Wash
,ngton from all parts of,he Union. I'M
dersiand thai large number ofihe mem.
hers of the Legislature of MARYLAND have
expressed warm feeling in favor Of Mr.
Fillmore. aud | should mol be surprised
TO find demonstration there in his favor
at nn'disiani day. lie stands upon the
broad platform of the Union, which Is
broad enough an'l wide and long enough
Cor all true friends Of the Union To stand
upon. aud To give their votes for the truly
national candidate Of The Washington
stamp. y ~
Col. Benton and Intervention. The
81. Lauis Republican says the Kossutl
fever has abaled there, and remarks:
s-Il is now well known that Col. Ben.
ton has distinctly avowed himself oppos
ed 10 Knssuih's proposition oI the inter
yeniion nf our Government in the affair,
Of Europe. lie has denounced j, openly
and publicly and hence The fnuering ant
1 shaking in The shoes Of The faithful here
We do not pretend 10 know how fa- III,
panic has spread; bu, il is evident, TO
mere casual observer. that here is grra
.caving in among The boisterous and un
i, tanuied. 'tsiiaavsf 49, = ~
af.. $50. LAX, II & s 49, o.
;. President F lInors has received an au
J iograph letter from the Bey Of Tunis
written in Arabic. The letter came en-
closed in rich velvet sachel. ornamente'
. with gnld iassels and bullions. II is &C
conpanitd BY a translation. and was lnI
wartied hy the American. consul al 'runis
, Mr.. J. II. Peyre. as,a.i 5.l
/, The DEAD IN MExIco.-The Ameri
can Cemetery in Mexico. constructe
with funds supplied by Congress, ha
been finished. 1t is near the city Q
: Mexico; and the remains of the Amer
cans who died or were killed durin
! the Mexican war are to be removed I
'lit 1T is laid out alongside of the Eng
: lish burial ground, occupying about tw
! acres, enclosed by a thick wall, Is fee
in height; the entrance is through a
{ arched gateway, about twice the heigh
i Of the wall upon the arch is the III
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-
ore ga erols- TIE eliae rork = 81 an
sRP.sP'i sne .9l-''sJsI sFdsr.
las Nashingtpn eorrespondent af
the neItisnore Patriot ava hat Mrs.
&n<s pto>ks has been presented with
asp'esdd Garage. and appropriate har-
n<ss snd equipm euls. A. tribate a res
peet TO her husband for his judiciousa and
patriotic course IN sustaining the Com
prsmise measures ~ last Congress and
generally fsrhis sfatesnzniike and high
minded career in favor Of the Onion, The
best interests of the country, aud the
whole country without regard TO Sec
tions or geographical lines.
A late English paper estimates the
value Of Furs sent 60 the markefs az the
world during the year 1850 at ESQ. 600.
00o- Russia alone supplied Of this esti-'
mate skins to the value of slO, O00. 600.
The newspapers -f u.ine give cheer
ing accounts az their ewn . liqaor law. "
They say than il - rapidly clearing oul
ihe prIsnns snd criminal eonrs. rapidly
diminishing The number of raupers AID
the expense Of maintaining III, IN. sspidiy
ausmfniing The enmlons az those Lerein-
FIRE deslilue. rapidly introducing new
good and re,noring old evil. An this 10
precisely whit might he experti. aud
what viii renainiv ensue ia any State
which adopts similar $ liquor law."
.. 1870 .sss !. Raj Sfn.
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on tuesday OF February Coun by majority Of
the Magistrates. We extract from the minutes
The iiems Of general interest, as f,llew~r
The iol:e~5ns psssens ~sss sieessd iosomposs
the speriaI court jain w. Carr. John L. Kirk.
iaaL HARRISON Paikcs WIN. Nelsonf and John
J. freelaod. E~qrs. Ars -
The following were elected 20 compose the
Bcari Of superintendrn,s Of Common Schools
Me.srs. Thomas d. Oldham. Haui. wilkerson,
Thomas Lynch. ssml. w. Hughes. VIM. II,
B'o~s Melon p. Hall. Stephen Moore. and
wmJ. Hogan la li.sA batsrt
Mr. Thomas fAuerit was reelected County
Trustee.
The Court levied the following ,az far county
-.aLLg-z- =. u fs.-4 2 80 =
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REAMNIsG in the Post 0fsce 81 HiIlsbo-
rough. n. O.. On the i5Ih day Of febru-
airy. 1893. which. II not taken ouf within three
rs''nshs. siii Be seat 70 The General Post Ofsce
a dead iefterz -
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sAM'L II. MARKS.
w A NTED d.

w ~ ~ II ~
"A N Apprentice 10 the Tailoring Business. A
"A lad from IL 10 IA years Of age, Of industri-
GUS habits and good morals, will be taken by the
subscriber, il spplication Is made soun.
l.. CARMICHAEL.
February 10. fa a.
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~. N".| N.MsH
lies r'sasan y Eseae . o. Laui-slh e.
Fosilina csnsL
MLBslna sub,-isisl rssuluiiu. 4 h.,ula,,
= sslaiaa . shs uasazs = ukSsA lhs pln.ia.
sf ceasre-. i szsru,e-. saa he pssssissy =
a4tias ssi,ef tA>n ll.< pas.rss su4assa<ais =,
~ <zerusiax ..e,
'rss rs-s>ssisa rs-sliru.ins he as<s,i1< q 900.
lia'snsnfisn rss tstsn ap. and Mr.. Mixer ..,skr
On lhs rubjssi- He rs isBs-ss y NJ. Sc
sssds AID On his sssisn. he fanh<r es~Ssen-
i e q dc rssolg'ioa va. pss'Pssed uahI the
sth March. +. -
Ahsf the eonz;3enfisn q executive bssisen,
DE ssaale sAosxn<d-'d ~
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,. aa
Ca F,ssy, FsA, 20. sh< IIssss Vas pdaeipaI-
y grouped ia DE eonssS<aIioa Of private tslls.
,rr w>sss 4 ahs bssssaa t7nsuiring to
the House The Long and Ko-suth" eosrespon-
dence. Vas laid on fhs table. and. with the sc-
eomPanying documents, was ordered 10 be prin-
tru'' ff ~ ~ 49, $3.50 - - e. -
3 The Speaker also laid ~ ~ E3sue lei.
.er from LOU. Ks-sufs,. whik - ~ read.
Pepdins The question on laying i Saths table
and printing il. ,hs House sdjoarnei us,il Toes
day seit-xeniay hing The Jay % be generally
erslsated here a. he anniversary Of Washing
tons tinh. ~ - = 49, s.
On TUESDAY. Feb. "a. the Missouri; Railroad
biIl was taken up end dehsi~d- q s'aal
On Wednesday. The en,irc day vss taken up
in DISCUSSING the bill making donations Of land
to Misosfi,o aid 10 the construciion Of railroads.
On Thursday. tAs whole session was devoted
TO taking the question on each Of he amend
menis to the joint resolution explanatory Of the
bounty land law Of September %. 1850. reported
on The day. before from ihe committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union-sll Of which
were ssrred 70. The bin was then ordered to BE-
ensrosssd and read third time, after the failure
Of mo,ionto lay Il on the table by four msjoily.
Pending the question on iispasaass the House
adjourned h s.,toe 'h'
- 80 :. ,..5.-----~S---4s,i -s~.-
The Petersburg TntclIigenecr
comes 10 Is printed with new sci Of beautiful
type. We are pleased TO learn that the editor
has large subscription, both fsf the Daily and
Tri.weckly Inielligrncer. which isceditablc alike
- l a A Z n ~
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Congressional Banquct.-This fc,e
in honor Of the birh-diy Of Washington, came
of on Saturday evening. at wilerd. Hotel in
the city Of Washington. Com. Stockton, Of the
Senate, presided, assisted by Hon. Abram w.
venablc and Hons John L. Taylor. Of the House.
Among the invited guests were Gen. Scott, and
Messra Stuart, Hall and criiienden. members
Of the Presiient's cabinet. Speeches in reply to
toasts were make BY Con. S,sek,on. Maj. Gen.
Scsp, Attorney General csi.eude,,, Hon. Ro-
bert Toomhs. Senator Dawson, and Thomas
Richie and Geo. w. r. Gusts. eqrr. -
Among the regular toa,ts were the following
The Army IF The United Stsfss !. May il ever
be aeisa,ed by this spirit aud governed by the
principles Of him who was first ia peace, first in
war, and 6rst 10 the hearts Of his counirymcn.
The Nary: II has Christian cuand--peace
on earth, good viii towards men; commerce will,
all nations. interference with none. 90
hferreniion: We are no, to be deceived by
auful definitions. Our true policy is "fiicndship
with all nations, cntanglIng Alliances with none.
Our Coanfry. A safe retreat for the Exile
and quiet hone for the Emigrant, hut not .
theatre for foreign propagandisn.
The Hon. Daniel Webster delivered an Ad
dress before the Historical Society Of the City O
New York, which was heard with the most PRO
found attention by his numerous auditors. Y,
- " 3
Our thanks are due to the Hon. George E
Badger 70, the Patent office Agricultural Report
II contains much information which will be yslu
abie to Agricultural readers; and il Is our intcn
tiun to make selections from time to time for thu
& Agricultural aenart rnent NJ The Recor,lcr.
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a u Important y se1ston.-fss ssprrm<
coun has decided that ne sei Of ne hrs Legs
! issase. essis'ss ~Ah A n rslsiob % sh<ea-
eisnsrs q Ns,es hslsefh ne seseraI Banks IN
this ss.,t. 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT The shjszs aftSs
L<aidssu'r IN passing he Al ~ssfs reqsise ne
Banks offhs Stale 10 rsiern an nete. issssi ly
'them whsn prr<hled. ~ilheus. regard 20 fhs
p'acs -as'sshs SANG may b Issued Or psy.hIe.
~hieh Tie courtdss.1es % he . sieIziisn II 10 ,
tract. and .sAersoee enecnsisu1isnsL The De-
I ei~ion ~as made ia'nse case Of The Bank or the
: siais rs. The Bank If css Pear. upon jude-
meni pro Jer1a 10 ne superior coars. in fatof
q 'hr sss~i.st lrssrsps Cool svrrs<a|
. ihe dsei1ps. cal t'.e very aslsagA;ea, delivered
~ logs RrrrIs. xr whirh ~s arc soxrbsed 10
shs RsizA nrai-srs .inb$ found i shsp~eed-
~iag columns Of thb p,pr. -
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cLosEE sEED-In dspand Al e. 9
! g cha. q CON. l-1tfN-
BacON-Ea. lheg rvsndl loIcs wes-
tern sides ssc-; khosldrrs &C.; hams
Io.e-; Je~Is 81 g7e.
LxnD- inprosine--ys.sfa kegs)
ia.e.; Western (in bbls- 10 "a ioie..
wsih an upward tendency.
ArrLr BsAxpr--Bst litde sasring--
sales n 5$c-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24
Cincinnati Hydropnthic Or
Water Cure Este

HR above Institution Is for the reeeptiOnor
patients 1t located about hye miles from The city
tom Cincinat Dayton Railtoad, in the rear and at
the same nc so ths % nSs sros OF s p0Vnr fs
To the lover Of nature ie parts OF the country
bish more pleasing variety scenery than spreads its
before thu traveller all the way from Cnennnti to the
Cure There and art combine, the view
beautiful beyond description. u ff .Ia6a5J-,l,l =,
Tic " large and beautiful Edifce Displays the taste
OF the artist glance Tho neatess and eleance OF the
INTERIOR combined with the numerous attractions which
present themselves the invalid sSnn9S AL to render
siyc the Rooms spacious and inviting where the Invalid
FREE free Rs Ros aE veil
and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms are ample and com.
Svcry In connection with the Institution there
Hail. seventy y.Atc ct long. where patients
viii aSyS Sy al hsStP sSsTcsS The ssrinss which T
nsh the water this CLEAR pure, son
sRS nfsa Sot soS aSd soy
neghborhood are remarkable for purity Of
dir and variety OF scenery Athngs combined we can.
not think Of more desirable place, for those seeking
Df! tkf havins had much expe in the
or disease for bega leave public
that as 1TsTsa Ss sor tf me-.
ears devoted het attention to the treatment
r % STATION. viii take speI charge
female PTGl5yiSs Rs and IL apnesS ss
hisS pfoStrstig the and the tise
g'1s @ RssS9 s A OF
supporters any kind TO this w w inyfte
the attention OF ladies' ~ ~
perform peFleSt ctreiI .tS..'s4 -. t.- =, =,
ma Raiifoad, will stop the Carthage
tatIon Patients are requested to bring Two comfoTtG
hIes tsO COARSE sectg siS 1owes, and
,,{f1 ~ Old nen, suitable for bandHges.
T1 terms for Board, Medical Services, and all
arnsry will be ten dollars per week. payable
II d6nceFyVfn subject tho patient to
eharse soma deduction VIII be made 70 those who
a. II TO spend length of time i'm the IHstitu
HON fansiG1t rsohs viii be charged two dollars Per
st-ff l'tAtt sAf-t't4t 7ifs+Altt
dAyI om three 10 We dollars will be charged rot the rs
exnminatt on q u gl- -t-.G2 iit-N 4't
foI 'N u. AfPRASR, NJ. d: y .. !
( bna ,bltEie4gr aSs1 Proprietor and Phy siciIn!
l. Hamilton Co., Ohio ig{fi{ GaII5if fauE2f9
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Z 57SELECT .AaRIETY=.55.7 i
SCENE N a MUSIC STORE.


Proprietor and customer discussing the merits
of new piano. Neither of them can play. Enter
freckle-faced. sharp greyeyed individual, with al
grey coat, round felt hat and mud boots; he comes
in with quite "a flee and easy step and MANNER
merely asifa sudden cdnosity Seized him in phsSL7
ing. Evidently, he was never in a music store be-
fore.l Just as evidentlyfrour the country-sharp
but ..green." Stands staring at the piano for a.
moment, without being noticed; suddenly "dahs''a
his big fngers on the keys and draws back startled
s.Mygolly, stranger, what id'you call that ere
critterl' !g ,bgo la f4gga ioa.nis ~ TOTE. s'io'
ga pisno. sr,'' said the proprietor briefly and
turning away impatently. q.Hi sasisHt .'e-a -il 5a
%Gee huminy. a pyanner!t Jist sol My swouns.
amt it crittera Iathatwhat you make singing
with, st1augeraH5 $50 sr5d .gt,ia 1zN 2a5 47'eAi
"No. sir; II is to be played on. Excuse me for AZ
moment, am busy.'9'nuss si!i y 40. aiI s''A
/ tJist soil Well, Iswoun I'd like to hear the
critter talk. Play teune, stranger; won't youi''
al don'tplay,i sir; besides, I am busy"
ttJiss sol Now, do:o :oblige afeller; won't youf
I'll do the same for yeouJ one time or Mother Jist
come up my way ands see il don't shew yeou the
ropes. Play a teune; won't yeou7'' F'-+ 'e.t'4.
"No, sir" exclaimed the proprietor, curtly and
6haIplY.1tiU al gt -uHtasltE si+if f''-''
swell, you get riled about it. Stranger,
you play teune; woh'tsyou7" said the country =
man. turning to the customer, with an earnest
look. "a lDumiio iia g ,sa4' |s'i-7l
eI oulyplay in the morning, before bteakast" /" =
replied the customer gravely!nCa ~ ni 80
CHOW, don'tibe obsroperouS, stranger. JeWhiliE'''
kinslifyeou wanted to heara pyanner as bad a 9
dew, you'd make the oldthing nip right of.'n "a Z
"Neyer play after breakfast, sir; tsagSfnst my
pIincples''5 ssai@ s1isuGs a9',aAi'a sl1& - A
"oh;, dern your principles, stranger. Jist plaYa
fene teune. BY golly, Pllpay for it, if 1t costs
dad the old grey mate.'tl 59etH, ~
'tCan't tdoit,- sir.''aoo H.sasz -i:'
".You won't!o ai Ham 6 s7t5'
.No.,s{t ,siIssz 5ansitsf2 s.ia u n'i-- -. sqe
'WeIl, ist tell you what stranlgsel,'' said the
oOuntyman, getting red inths face and straighten-
ing himself. '1 don't believe yeou ever did play "
on the derned old thing" b sst sti g, i.,
'You,ye hitit to at" replied the customer.
smiling.q 9.5 /, ,sslq !!is HiH'9ifi ~ =,
sJist sol All 1svegot to say isyeGrt Re mighty
mean, iGnolant set o. white people, of ysOd don't
know heowt play on5the pya1l sr'sdi e 'Fs,.
And the youth withdrew indig gnant u Nsi1 Or
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