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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-03-05

corrected Weekly fraa The \. o Pr, r.,u
NEW ORLEAas MI. . 4
, 1853-12-10
The Jewish sabbath.

II is unlawful to ride on horseback or in
a csrriag2-to walk more than mila from
their dwelling-to transact business of any
kind--to mrddle with any tool-to write
TO play upon any musical insirument.-to
hathe--lo comb the hair-and even to car
rs pin in then clothes which is unncces-
sary. Th,s' and a great many others are
complied with by the most rigid. There is
one command in the law of Mos IS 10 which
all Jews most scrnpulously adhere, " Ye
shall kindla no fire Throughout your habila-
tions upon the Sabbath day. Exodus
xAxv, 81 Consequently they never light
fire, lamp or candle on the Slbbalh day,
nor eat food prepared on that day-all must
be done on Friday. As it is impossible TO
spend the Sabbath in cold climates without
fire or light. the Jewish families who keep
servants make ila point TO have o Gentle
in their service 10 do these things, and among
The humber classes number of families
generally unite in securing the service of a
Gentle ncghbor for the day. Nothing
could wound the conscience OF Jew more
than to he under the necessity OF putting
full on the fire or snufhcg his candles on the
Sabbath.-Briiish Jei0.
, 1853-12-10
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, 1853-12-10


"!f yoit're coming, tohy don't you come
along" So"Nlose" was wont to say, afore.
time, and il embodics "good bit' Of practi-
cal philosophy. Every new engine shrieks
it-every new railway is a record of it
every line Of telegraph e&viApilGes it. The
saying originated in the "Bowery," may be,
but il is destined TO be a cosmopolite. II
began with individuals il is going on with
nations it will end with the world.
"lf you're coming, why don't you come
along" II is uttered in almost all tongues,
in almost all lands. It. has rung around
Christendom the iron bedstead of Pro-
crustes has been left behind, with the torch
and the fagot. II has sounded like a slo-
gan through the political world, and the
'old slogies" are among the baggage wag-
ons and the wounded.
1t has electrified the realm Of literature /;
prose is becoming the living voice of hu-
manity, and poetry its echo. The old Ram
age press has given place to the cylinders
whirled by the painting engine, and thought
that moved at funeral pace now rushes 10.
tremendous charge. "The old Guard"
and "Marion's men, were nothing 10 it.
"lf you're coming. why don't you come
along" "Six PAGES 10 the front" is the
word to everybody and everything that
wants 10 be listened 10 or looked at. If you
have anything to do, do it; if yo1 wish
anybody to see something, show il, "If you
arc coming, why don't you come Jslong!"
II used to take six men 10 make pin ;
Il. 4 4
, 1853-12-10

TBEoLoGY AND EDUcATIoN.-A Table
One winters night, poor boy, worn out
with cold and hunger, lay senseless before
. rich mans door; and the rich man seeing
him, was moved with pity, and carried him
into his house. In q little while the warmth
Of The fire, which was blazing in the room
where the boy was laid, restored him 10
life, ,'and, feeb!y opening his eyes, and rails
ing his head from the ground. in faint,
low voice, he cried 81 have had nothing
to pal these two days: give me food, or !
shall die" Bread, meat, and wine were
placed before him but os he stretched forth
his hand towards the food, the rich man re-
moved it from within his reach, saying -
"Slop, before you eat you must say eAce."
And he repeated form Of grace, which he
ordered the boy 10 say after him.
But another man who was present, and
who was dsseRter, interrupted him, aud
cried "Your words are wicked, The boy
shall moi use them this is the grace which
he must p ononnce"-apd then be gave
another form oI grace, winch he would have
spoken. Aud when he had finished talking,
a third man, who was Catholic, more ve-
hemenlly that the other two, exclaimed,
"Bolh OF you are wrong, cannot suffer the
boy to sin by doing as either of you would
urge. This is what he ought 10 say"-and
he repeated in loud voice, third form Of
grace. Audih oil three spoke together,
each one Insisting |hal he alone was right
Ane fhor 0.|.M. 00Iry, and abused one
anoihr. and |.. .|.Ication continued for
more |h.n mn I1| |1f they could come to
no agreemr0| And as they were still de.
batting and quaIIl|Ihg, they heard a groan.
Then suddenly They stopped talking, and
turned towards the boy, aud found that he
was drad.-Diegeaes.
, 1853-12-10
For the Washington Pioneer.
Edncation.-No. 5.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Haiull ucIrnuA
on a knowledge Of the physiology OF th"
parts or.,he body and their functions.
The educator should know that the bones,
ioinls. muscles and tendons Of the body are
ali constructed in beautiful relation to the
properlies of matter, to the mechanical laws
Of force, resistance, cravitation and equili-
brium, and susceptible Of improved adipla-
ton by proper trimming that the skin is
alaplrd 10 its purpose Of ins,nsible perspi-
ration, regulation Of heat, absorption, and
olher funclions-and is likewise capabls OF
increase Of healthy action that the lungs,
heart and blood, were created in pointed
relation 10 each other, and that disease and
death ore often the consequences Of mau's
ignorance ofihis relation that the stomach
and alimentary canal, form perfect chemi-
cal apparatus for digcsling animal and veg
slsble matter. with relation 10 whose prop.
srlies they were formed, and for absorbing
and sssinilating tho digrsted and wonder
fully prepared material, 10 the consiapt re-
pair Of the bodily waste, from the substance
of bone, or fibre Of muscle up 10 the ex-
Guisile texture Of the eye, and the yet more
MYSTERIOUS essence " the nerves, the spi,
nal marrow and The brain. All these points
of knowledge offrr fund Of physical edu-
cation. The organs Of the Lody may, BY
iudicious habits and exercise, be increased
and life imp owed in comfort and happi-
ness, while the havoc made BY ignorance
and the snffrrings OF a shortened life, by
abuse OF lis functions, may he greatly di-
tminished, il nat prevented. The mind too,
owes much Of its vigor and efhcirncy to
Y The power or the muscles, the energy OI
The nerves, the regularity of the digestion,
tie puriiy OF the blood, and the soundness
and sanity Of the brain. Let US now I'D
vert 10 lew Of the causes which in carly
age interrupt and mar this healthy organi-
xsliun Il being admitted that tho body
and mind act powerfully on each other, il
is clear that long oxerlion of intellectual
atsoas, and. sill more, the frequent action
of depressing passions, must have great in
iluence on the condition of the body al the
flexible period When Instinct and gfowih are
going on together. lll
Ia A close and constant occupation Of mind
TOO long continued, lessrns the action of tho
heah, and languil circulation being thu
induced, prevents The iuIl grown ol 'h'
bOdy.
'io Depressing passions aet moro consp,c'
fnously. Strong emulation as q slmulul
10 mental exeriion, is highly injurious; al
anxiely to excel others becomes the promi'
nent passion. The health, The spots, and
toien The friendships OF yo"in are s1er'iIS'' Ts:
, 1853-12-10
IENNAKD OUNN Z
Verona, V. l., 1858.


WONDERS OF TUE TELEGuAPH. = We
believe i, was Elihu Burliit who, some
wears since, declared that trlegraphs would
do away with the idea that, in the end Of
time, the angel Gabriel would literally aP-
pear 10 announce the termination Of the
world, for the lelpgraphic lightning travels
so much quicker than the sound Of trnm-
Pot can 20, that il would be proclaimed all
round this terrestrial ball in advance of him.
Just think how il would be, If man could
stand upon the top of some high mountain,
and send his voice in every direction to
every inhsbilanl of the earth al once, and
you will get the. exact idea of what we
Shall have arrived at when the lelcgraPhc
system is completed, and the operator at
the great central focus can sweep round
upon all the radiating lines. The very
ihoug ght siaggers us-the most vivid imagi'
nation is baffled-snd we sink back from
the conception prosIrated, feeling the child
hood we are in, but getting glimpse, as
Moses caugh, sight Of the promised land,
of III strength, the perfection, the manhood
Of those who are 10 come after US Illus
trated News.
, 1853-12-10

INV Pe,'
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~ "',' ' ''e 49, Th ,te - 49, '''uS
''"s' " ''''''' tH',' i"'s' Fo'''''''S "a, a''
I'T'''Isa'IY' a"N"''u 1''I a. I.'o"s' ne
G'.N Su'"'i aa'e P,or,t sr ,ist'''rn c rl" c
s'l = '"' S'", :" rpm VI I'NH " ~"
'n,.'s al Us tus' '!T arms sIou.1 DC hcl'
''' '',' S.'''e '.''', ~ 80 y, "'',"'e'
Va snort 'o''Is.s SIS. !" II, aN"'l,ns az oau 81
u'ns' alu a'''G,ns NC Io,s 'o"snuanCe =, "l
a' P"s''''''S; I"r ~ ','''s 1u.,''s, " 'n'
ooly III "S,A'"S Sr'o''u Ie an o'J''' % ''-
''n,''n. now "'N'r'"t are INC 'l' 'P''S''"nS ,
va l. va Us y i "'1" |n.S' a''''ule '' III ..rv'
anu am, cIn'h,anu'"g, anu py one NnT "a'kF !,
WIN hls 'ace u'''s''" 20 'ne ea''',' IS II
'ar'"i o. eneouh''hns 'he s'1"''' VI "'ose
NC lhe''S'
As hamlnl sublime aslI' e1,un'que ,, nue,i
'e''''' Ct s''''a' 80 ,'''''I 80. 80,
s9ch o''en'iohS arc o' srea. ~, p''I"ss luz,
20 'ht iairer srA' wnV'e we maturity ioUH ~
'or a''tae"on III so''S lo,n " ""P,, II
nature nas no. s,rr" @ Os"",' ,"o,ir;n, ,aT !" r ;.
sue nas s"'u u. PoS'.
g'lGfIul movement anu "PIs"i io''i
i'd''u'S more o's''s'ie '"In ". ~ oIna' ;
'"'ss lu1Il''ls '.s sa'n." y, 'o' ~ s eon,rni So,
a,iu " s',"e .A.'"'' I'm wv. - ,'an,nr.,J n 70
OF 'n' tuued'cr: rs VIC nav. ,."iu,.u u w.
speak OF 'h' iair sex, we may P',nIIpS, w
p''ni'''cu 10 pursue ''o su'Jl "''' '"'
'h'''
l.aI'es are oomP-''eu .! IaSi,''' ,L w r HuIP'
Pai'ia' ana "nTYu1i 'o's're C' w r. 'Ty'
ana the dangers n'en>SP''"s nun 'a:','o"
arc more oaSly po'n.'u Su ''1" ",o'uvu' 'r-
bu' there Is one Pa,' OF ','''al' u'Ns', w ~
dangers OF whlen nave oseh P'oNeu py
physicians, bui whleh SUI commune 10 oe
usrd we mean eoise's. IN ""at ho.ion
Of orauiy 'h's pIae'lee .ook It's 3',s.n' II 10
difficult TO discover. Inc angular prcJrc'
lion formed by tshily drawn eoiu' Is 10
direct opposition TO The moIeis oi Uiee'an
or Roman beauty. in !he flowing roIes oi
the Juno, the Eesla and D'ana, every par'
IS light and graceful, nor can tnete DC d's-
covered IN the representation OF 'he muses.
or gracrs any hao'l'nent whieh eouiu 'rau
US 10 believe that they wore stays or COR
sets.
The taste of the other sex is uniformly
opposed TO the wasp like waist ana tue
boarded chest ;Syei, strange as seems'
there is scarcely b"dy from hite'n up
wards whose chest Is mol conhned IN suen
manner as to impede the motions OF rrspi-
ration and the lree use OF the muscles oi 'hr
upp"r extremities. 1t is true, we arc told
that they are uncomfortable without these
appendages, but this only shows whal great
inconvenicnces we can, by habit become ac-
cuslOmed TO. Some Indian tribes VINO con-
sidar the haltened forehead TO be beauty
eonhne the heads OF Their infants between
Two pieces Of board, corded losr'her, and
the child exists under the pressure, ana may m :,
grow up; yet there can DC no, ooupt NAV
diseases are generated Oy IT, Una. ,p,I some lose
lhrlr hves' anu o'"e's '"e'' i''ei'.''s
Nature has so constructed lne human cheS'
, 1853-12-10

70 Since the time of Capt. Cook the
population of the Sandwich Islands has
dwindled down from 100000 10 $4,000
souls. Can the Missionaries, who boast so
much Of the improved state of affairs since
their advent inio those islands, inform us
how society can advance and retrogate at
the same time
, 1853-12-10

10 According to a recent decision in
Prussia, it is lawful for a woman 10 attire
herself in male habiliments. In other
words, women may, without let, hndrance
or scandal, wear the breeches. What a
glorious country for Bloomcs!
, 1853-12-10

U The ship Marie, with guano, bound
from Lima 10 England, foundcred at sea,
The crew were picked uP and landed at
Prrnlmbu;o Oh the 2lsl ol September.
, 1853-12-10

The hog crop in Indiana will be ten pr
cen, lars r this year than last.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
Playing the Devil.

We we're q good deal amused nj an anec-
do,o &C heard the other day, al certain
preacher whose calling confined HIN within
tie aa.iiS " Konineky. lie had preached
In hls parish many years, and, Of course,
ran short of eloqaebce 40 much needed 10
keep his Pensioners awake and as,onished.
IL, him preach ever 30 well, 1t made no
dihereDee--ihey had got used 10 hun and
nsed 10 sleeping, srd riecp they would 10
lis great annoyance. At last he hi upon
an erPodieni 20 bring 'ern up standing, as
tho saying Is. lie procured small TN
whistle, which he took with hira 20 the pull.
rs,, and after taking bis text and ''hlszing
away" I'D hs lungs were sore, and bis hear
err all Comfortably DOING and p0dding ap.
prosal 10 each other, he suddenly drew i,
fsfsh and gave = shflil tooi-a-,oo,. In an
instant the whole congregation were awake
And upon their feet, staring at each other,
and wondering What Ia the name Of pickles
and human mature, a. Sam Slick says. was
70 GORE wesL ~loa're a sei Of smart spo.
c.nens a humanity, sinh you Z" said tho
divine whistler, a. be slowly gszed AROUND
ca the sstonishsd ssseinblAge. ''Wben
preach the scsg-al 70 yon, you al 60 20 sieepi
bus NE 'aoaaeut ! 70 q play the devil
You're side a~ake, Up and coming like a
Iosh o. eornets. sith 9 pole 80 Their nes, !"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
pyyt,.

w NsnHtisi c. tha qsip nlt Nss Rsrst Kri.
tHen- ostae' "A ~ tatFtrs hstsafsl. ~ Rritis y
E, Eni aauriiteaf capt. s,sttt Niear. 81 CAsiic
t'f. Vs.. ARD ~ rsar aua utunfbs
TIRE aessis fNfs " ransta ~ = sererr ,t'ssk
o'luhsvinatisa o1,ss innr.. n dilsr,inr sbd az
grsva'~i fhsfsrit 60 tofmiBss fatally in to Give
asrs ff'n ~ irst spssysnce. rssio,is A. shr Wa
Of NJ near swfoach Of ny kns Il icfrrs shs -ltr
hff ilifas v ith suVsislss Aeffes of CHRISTIAN bat
tgar ARd fefiFnstiap "a ite nirlre aifl
Printer runFboui The rfsir. md IN III. S,ates a
New York Mas-Ac'nlss't. 'ereoril,ut and Ohio, hfu
r,aaeagsd ~ nseft thr slsave.--O7p
To- Ssndt W., y. y, on The lith inst, C.rutstsr
y wife II y. w. brNNrtt, iYmofly If tiis village,
sgod NJ wears.
In fnsfitnrv tfs otih nit amer nslnfnt {lnes.
Etirssfsn. VII. af lass. :. H.uata, Afra ri years
A. swami m, on the Giii Inst, Mr. H.. Cnrsrs aged
dicafs, Hr wa buried with Ma-i,ae hnuuts.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
Prom the Detroit Daily Advertiser


We have received this letter from Msckl-
nav, with the assurance that II Is a true
copy Of one lately found In the streets Of
tina, village. !, is unanswerabloi
Mackinaw, Dec. I, Ie52.
Ts the Hoa. issi, Ca. aAa
The Hon. David efesu .---
Hos. Siks--Pera;t the, through YOU, to
present 90 Franklin Pierce, President Of
the United States, my most excellent and
worthy husband, Jonathan Fisherman, for
the once a Collector Of Customs at Mack
inn~.
Nov, gentlemen, am no, interested in
the matter one bit, bu, must say 10 YOU
that my husband is the nigh, kind Of man
for the office. And when tell YOU why,
you will most certainly believe il. Fini,
then be H. democrat and has been Of that
faith ever SINCE the last election. Second,
he rs perfectly honest, and il appointed, will
always pay over all the money that lac don't
want for his own Use THIRD, he is a warm
supporter Of your interest in these parts,
and can do more than any other man here
10 secure your reelection Ia the Office YOU
Do~ hold. Besides these, there are may
other qualifications IN which he IL superior
10 his neihgbors IN real ftErss for the Office.
Please do sec gentlemen, that hn gets APP
pointed II WILDE so gratifying 10 him, and
then he, Is 10 III for Il too, would no
uonblo you with thus letter, only all our
rcirhbo~ are trying 10 get the same Office
and have even now gone 10 Detroit, To 90.
yeu about the matter. 80 YOU perceive,
am little fearful that Jonathan will not
succeed.
Your most ob't. sev',,
SALLY NJ. FISHERMAN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

Ssssrr. Mr. Brosdhcad, Of Pa, Intro.
dueed bill making further provision to
prevent the eoun,ohelting d o. 5. coin
Referred.
A resolution 10 pay the expenses incurred
ID convey ing the remains Of Senator Whit
comb, 4 Indiana. was adopted.
iiorsr.-Mr Daily presented a memo
nal fos grant Of land 10 aid in the con
stuetion of Railroad ircm New Orleans
10 Minnesota. Referred
Mr. WILCOX asked TO be excused FROM
serving on the committee on military Of.
fAix. Refused.
The Bill 10 prevent frauds in uio Treas.
ury was taken up.
Mr. stephens spoke Ia reply To Mr Olds
and others, la defence of Mr. Corvin.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
sHnss "a 90 v,,n nsLrse

Nrv su8s. ss& -.
Ths hass tFrtvss hisar, e,tigtA. a.
te', passage - "a Ia asfs lier pr~s
|. fsas Ssts lsses.
nrcsAssusss nsKArnTa&. Aiac1osa 'sects
vsss frs4
E~ssass.--Ta.e s,1ig~sfg cepssS-ss iisc
nsv tYeasssff -
rgar0s- F.sa a AhsgdesH
l.aa I1ancslss iket GFanwnfih
Ihsseslspf q ~ L.aci.cgass NJ Glad
ssunr
ipaa Le~a q aaHarslay--su Js,nos
f,Fsissn
rrssa6sss n il,s Coancsi - Far GTsnsallc.
Lord Fisy ssstl ibgtr u Afgyic.
Ssx 'vskry = fasign Assifz i.oid John
hnrssil
iiosls fbvtmrsnrta Lord ps!meuton.
CQtossis Duke II New Castle
SrvetAsy u Mas SIDNEY lisshe'r.
Fres42sas Il Beard u Comfal Sn G.
wa,d
TIE Marcus e l.anslg~pe is also IN tic
CabiDr,. bot without csaice
Ia the House II isasas on the 25ih. THE
Lssl u Asefsscen briefly stated llc ;.alscy
a TIE gosefIsnois. whieh he described ~
conservative bot nevertheless liberal
Tbs Balisc has ssF-rienned terrible woAil.
e.. Heavy gales he'd occurred IN the Eng
issA Chsnncl. cansiIsg scripss destruction 70
AIs.fiesA vessels, and compelling many u
fesans
The Cap q Good Hops war is reported
81 81 end.
The E,reJ~ arrived 90, Sunday evening.
The Aa,das len fot No~ iork OF t,s
18th.
Fs.srs.--The MoHitcur pubhshos ds
cree naHning The Einperor's uncle, Jerome
lsogsperse, sncc e@.or a. the throne, IN De.
fault u legitimate az adopted beifr
THIS Nomination ~ said 10 be ,ey ~ &c.
eeired
II IA sad that Nspoleon. on hearing d
the Prcoocthngs II the Powers a, Berlin
broke oui IN a furious iiradc against ,hS
hing al Pfu@sta.
He charged bin with exciting coalition
against FIance sn5 England. with a signif
Jesnt tbrcs, that Prussia siionld recoOlloc'
tina, she Is within twelve hours journey
ffuaa Pans.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15


We regret 10 see a disposition 70 sSsaii
the liquor iaw ~ detad. The real poin, Tor
The people 20 determine IL On ~ T,faagls
n o. Tar. The question n, 10 foHa, on
,has las, IN ali ~ PArts, 10 be SURF. and, II
tho people approve II, AS lar vii 20 in
70 esssri "a Mach, Suppose n 10 be aB.
constitutional, ~ soUAt say Il ls then on
the trss eFPa'tnuiy ~ rsarts vail 20 de-
eds. sopPo~e 4 % be imperfect % isa-
rrseneaels IN some a r. psoTAslaas then
the nc1i Legislature wtll undoubtedly am
s1e ~ And u II BE- boiA Unconstitutional
and dsieciise, Il wlii be the pFufiacc q the
Legislature 10 Ailssd remedy IN each psr.
tscalaf We ar~sre - see a vote Of NE
r~cf'e ." ~ Pysaapt, ~ The ls~, nog up.
% ia dstsliss snd 30 hopr thai asIst
sssssss 80 vas sravf wa toYn on
asa SrsfFiSs a. THas vas OF H.
Mssflesaef wsichl-aA-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

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l-tief uoas Hasi ts seaatsss siss DE isr,ssi "h
MI Aifeafi, shsfis 10 De ircs "hsrt sa't aaoised
iiiis shsaes IT ,sirY hsas Aesssrsa iaaifHine nat
pc lsiis hnrg fa&safs ~ ihs festits We tAkF fhs
ifaiuv ,ns tsofs fhs hssa-- Csssrssf
rsHras sifyrsss WIN has ftr fer-stsiaa - pc
slaf .s,sA adtueas, ssfscsfsa Ihs efpiaa. Sssnf
das si.sg u. ne~ freight ts4lH. wuaid, althin
iaoatis sdssnss mo msfts tsius - ,hs NeF5rfn o.
80. C.saifA o. s5a Esusnd ~ 80 uriansisgfF, g.
$40 ,nd C.uirsl o an ;. sAsrsl safr 10 rrnfh ~
Nas 10 iurosi~ q isoso nsas hss nsissasa inm ~
~ % v rent. and ti,c, ali d,Hr asuoh liisf ba
siacus nu~ tilsn thsy ed lat wmief An tdduan ~
i'sa 30 80 - v rsst then freight tafr- viii he =
dear seH ever saa ut,s - ba-pes, and
heiieycd, a custis uis'-t e ,h,m 90 iisg dsi-
derds dafiHF fhf present year"
N,sttFs Nts~sst Rsittasp.-~Nc are informed
that the II rs'nrlrartsn and eipmeu, Il toe 'sad
si1eanis faf - Few tbousspd daliars hess than
q ON s0 Agaat If sseca issued ard io BE- Issued.
sisagsl R'sas issued, slaqtssi his rusa is me
Vi VI, N ~htrh hAs beea ba,li At price ia tie sicir
~ Il ihe ufigins csusfss A. meeting II the neN
Board Il nifcstaFs, Hon. g. 7, Harors II Katlapd,
w@ eiecisd President sssnes SsirH, Treasures
snd Secretary.
Toe ffrrffn frela D1iHa flf tsnef dNae Af
an l.5l
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

II L. SPENCER aTnr Invites tho stlrsii"n
III. oi hs tnrhd> ~ ihe istgs s'v,k ~ en'd- "ith
h. l. AMY freely iua itaH New Nofs and hrhsn. aud
Nlach he believes he EN- seii puccs ahith csano,
tad g. ho sat fisctun o. ell.
Tho new si,irs hici a,e beng received are -
Befier Ia style sud iasy g. ant sNsf hohts ndefra ~
uii. markell HAVING iarilt'tes hH tairhaainf Which
ivs isases, au cuafdrn, mat ." r,hniinaiN'n 81
ihrsr god Wiz Tire iapf irsiidins 1T ii'.f
tupraedn. Curitunn Pa,cfs ar ofi'rcd ~ Erepr Va
u inq nuui t. 2l cent. and elegant ratnH AZ 10 h.
~ cents ~ rrii. Rfsh Velvet btftts ~ ~ riiese
htrrhAs,rs particularly intrG 10 cAainih' 'htso
fD.ds.
very large siark uf istter, Gap aud Note panei 10
Vcl,qHs s,te,i rons. Nsiut- III tabd., frn-llirt..
pontis, MHto-s tnk HAuk haes- Ne.. c''''sisn,h "a
hand. aud e. whi,h ADDITIONS ar tfogneni} made,
pIRFINllpN,
rhure it ~ rctinns o. snf lriis afiirirg h'wafs
en band 10 She purchase 81 which, tis qnHii, y ron
-idcr,d uf inuic Aoiseq't,nrr ,h1s nc ltiso.
rUH'kE1 CUTLERY.
: large assortment ni tie frn'Hne NnhNnir hhtfr'
ff sale IT ven low purrs, 'unsidrrnf nc ri"s u
vidch tbr-e c.iehrsted hsrs are sold a, "holrsalv
Al article Ia tiis line warranted
PATENT MEDiCIsfN
The hes ra'rr, Medicines e ~ dai are sold nj ~"
nnnutariunfs' pricrs. Az 81 tliese snirirs be-
ing terevsd aifer r the pfopint9fr the public may
rest assured tina, the, are prnuiae.
Hpnkr
School noiks used b. the Arsdcny and fbo ooinn'on
scbl. Of 10, ton, cunstsnflS On and, aud io' sale
o. murt haua sud ohafr ai ioa lnces Miscellaneous
B,.r, derhr,odiy hiplai, aln avs hand' 'nsfth.'
with he standard rucis aud iist'iaRs New nn-fsl
lsneots boks rrer,N.d EVER week. fTle's ie,e ash
Nov. i6 i.Sa H. l. SPENCER