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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE session Of this will open Isl Of October
j and lose 29th of June following
The unvTsy embraces the following schools, viz ancient
9 m ad.n languages; B. mathematics natural
rsoey, and geology chemistry g. medicine
Ph, roloTy and 8, neral PHI
osophy ,ctoc bel.sierr~s, poI,eai
Also lecursshp Of special aad mstes med,ca
dtmou-traorhp The schools OF ancient Ian
modern and have each assistant
and the school OF law there adjunct
1he Including clothing books pocket
area n iolinwsf rs TtfFF# H&E
Tuition fees, three schools, at S5 each 90
Boarding. including diet room atur, and attendance OF
payable three Instruments, advance lao 90
a
(ReDts without the prccincis something nore.1
Siatrcuaon fee, s5 contingent deposit % 90
Washing so fuel and light, 30 90
e.# #s arH#s# sass 90
medicine charged with four tickets Gas ench
and dssccng fee The fec In the nienediaie class Of law
Ii $50, IN seni class, S75. GEsSNER HARRISON,
Aug 9--2aS4wcp Chairman of the Faculty
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rHE Coiiese OF 80. James, Maryisnd.-The Diocesan
College OF Protestant Episcopal church. the Rev John H.
Kensot, u. ~, rector.
The win Mondsy the ID Of Oc
sndcnts under twelve OF received
school and prepared m the college by In
Of the professors Of The college Stu
class In the college for which their
prepared. Tho buildings, discipline. &c. for
collegiate distinct from
have the immediate supervision Of
college. charge for the Of
department. $9lj, covering acsdemica
register fuller nform
The Rector College OF ~ James T. o. Maryland
Juiy 2o--2awi0w @
i,ARM AALE.-WJI he cold at private sale u,n'
yirs 7,h plank road in Montgomery
county Msryand miles Washington,
100 meadow 100 In wood. and
fields the farm be divided
proportion mesdo land each The
several peverasnR scans pasnH
cncs ali good snd there s large quantity of
wuods suitable for further dsvs'on OF the
fields =
farm Maryland Il has away. been remarkable for
~, bennty The dwsag .ish, Kitchen pantry
garrett cellars BE- all surrounded by neat panG, with
good tho yard bAn, b'e, and ohet out
good spring house, with neverans spring Of cool sod
delightful attached
qusr,e hands would ever be necessary
90, apple .oe peaches p~sr., cher
rie., be f.a4.+l 1a t.4.. 49, -. =.
plank completed (which IL HkcIy 10 he
In - sumnsf with good hov.e would not be more than
hoaf's ras the Produces from, the farm aad mnnnrs
could the
fnquire ~ Mr John JoycH's store on street cor
Of i3h street iply i3-dim
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NEW YORK TO TilE WHITE
RS aI1 - Mountains, by the Atlantic and 81.
5ArA. Railroad--1hc only by which
the base of the White

By railroad. : ~, ~ ''''-e
summer .qrranss ssmenis-1rO commence June 27 1853
by a"a Trodeass o. F. RIVER r"u
reach bor,oa IN time TO take ,e an for Poand BY the
M and =. the salon house corham, NJ So Trav
reach the monins roiaaa
eeIs leaving os'n n The evening boat arrive IL Portland IN ne
Juns aa-asw sup. Atlantic ST. Lawrence RaiIroad
UNIVERSITY OF FLOUIsiANA.-NIEDICALD DEpART-
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART-
en viii commence Monday, November II, and win erm
jane. Jones, y. p, P'e6.sor Of Practice.
Warren 5 one. NJ B., Professor ~ oil Surgery.
4. J. Wsadsrsrrn " 'i d. P'oisssol 'f af aaaiomy
To%ss Hunt n o .oos S 1sa an Fao
sornsus " y hoe aeaid' A. p' Demonstrators Anatomy
rs for ai..sens viii be from the third Monday
faculty wishing physician, and surgeons of The Charity
Hospital aud This April
sss S. and a enjoy
There are about one thousand patients prescribed for daily in this
The number of patients is nearly twenty s ,sous.d s
July as-la Dean.
Tusr RECEIVED AT wHITTLEsEY's PAINT OIL, GLASS
and Lamp Store, TN street, opposite Hall Brothers goods
3 tons pure lead
800 gallons nnseed oil
40, DO boiled do
90 90 90 90 %Hs: sas ;ssi" sn OIL
Also, tanners' u.atsloot and rosin otis
Copal coach, Japan Asphaum, and yarnshes
$40 boxes window glass, single double ticknes
ding French plate, all sizes
Together with complete Of paints all coIor, dry
aud ground IN oil
Lamps, grandoies, aud candeabras, entirely pat
terms, gotten up expressly To my order as#
Brushes of all descriptions
Adan autne and sJerm candles
In fact have everything usually In paint, OIL and lamp
all Of which purchased entirely for and viii be sold
to suit the and the emergency of the
On all Of 45 and will be deducted for
| cash. Don't mistake tho place, u..g
WHITTLE5EY'S,
On 9TH street, nearly opposite the Avenue House
July J0--2awim
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National Medical College, Washington.
Annual Course OF Lectures will
Monday October, and continue until March.
Thomas Miller VI D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM. Johnson, NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children. s
Riley, NJ D., Professor Of Maea Msdca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
John May, NJ Professor the Principles and Practice Of
Surgery. +.
Grafton Tyler NJ H. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine. ~
Rob, King stone, d. OF Micoscopal and PATHOLOGY
cal Anatomy.
NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Chas. ". Force M. D.. Pfosecor and DeTnonstrnior.
facilities for tn. prosecution Of practical anatomy
ample.
Europe, the desks from which
given and The for clinical
under The roof
additions the buildings the for
accommodation o e sick viii greatly extend the usefulness Of
the medical and surgical ciinie. I
Of lectures SD
the demonstration. 10
calating fee payable only once)
Graduating expenses 70
Surgical Clinic through the whole
course charge.
ROBERT KING STONE, N. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
Once and residence corner OF Y and i4th streets
Aug IT-2awtlstNsv
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res,ment-i,rea Hotel Comfort Virginia Tor sae
nesdsy Angus, premises.
above together with all bousrhold
dng and kitchen furniture, hoses, carriages, gig.
bathing and other sscton The seekers Of health
render heightened description Of his popular
Sale positive. payment liberal,
time a'er the s,a cf ososs, Oct
~ open supply goods consisting
Msrrimse prints. in small Syles turae for children. wear
some dark styles, suitable fo' nc fall
Linen csmSie handkerchief. black sik, check, eambrc.
'''' - =, ". H. sHUspGa 4 co.,
Tb street, Pennsylvania
EVANS 4 wATsON's rh,i.asiph,a manufactured
arr. ...ormen AWAY. on band al No ss Dock .re rhae
A-o bank ynul and iron doors f banks and
Reference given few safes many
III Masrudrr, street Penney avenue. Washing
D. c. has Of safe, In and is authorized receive
Me'hsnc.' Bank, rhIaaepDs, IA safes
Uni,sd state. Arsenal, ia Phiaaeiphis, sin California
United States Appraiser. Once Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Gsraantowp and Mon.,owu Railroad Company
Richard sor. ssn, oeo@o'iys wo.-. rhiadelpha.
soo agency Tor Bo,,erwoub's superior hank locks.
Patent slate tined r,fisersors.
Home Foscign rsi~"t and GENERAL Agency.
MICHAEL. NoURsB CO.. rs a..
nearly opposite the
General Poet once, Washington, u. q.
N. Il Co will their aenti-n the prosecution Of claims
whether before the Supreme
C,a Executive departments. procuring of patents in
foreign countries. aud the purchase and sal.
Their be moderate regulated the
and OF the rendered.
the firm viii shortly England and the
of and will take charge with which
may be intrusted.
= r.. MICRAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MOR6s,
VI CHAs y. srANsBURY.
soieitor and legal adviser, n. II. GILLET
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SAND5 AND CUMMINGS's BRICK MACHiNE.--PATENT
Rights for sxleMichaei Nourss Co this city,
appointed exclusive the United states for The sale
% nu ~ i m a,s s o"o 10 s ~
machine for that has been Produced
wa,r Or horse Vim two rhI horses the clay is empse aud
sir bricks moulded In five seconds the bes
man thus eIceng IN rapdi OF operation any other machn
The issue patent only delayed
pared pswoAs for the sale of territory and to
Apply by letter fpost pad Office, and
streets, near las Poet ofhce Department.
board ol viserr appontrd By stais under the
sndenee Of cooae T. Allen, distinguished graduate
Of study l. that usually taught the be. colleges, with III
addition Of extended Of natural science
thsorrtic and practical engineering
The buildings OF the Institute will he entirely rehed and
ensuing term which viii entirely unequalie
regard TO health conye.enee and aeeahene.s OF residence
already orougnness Of instruction aud sctness Of
meat
seon's fee 81 eIus) payable advance. y
- p DUDLEY,
June 15--.3tswtm President sfthe Board.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND HOUsEKEEPERS
Particular attention paid % The selection Of goods for family
received very choice 10, Of Tens. Also
Old government Java coffee
Iasusyrs coffee
Maracsibo do
FLOUR OF TnE VERY BEST BRANDS
Wrchs premium
Rays Do IN barrels and bag
Pleasant Run do
stag. and shays s"a', cured
J. jopn II BaY,ow,. Do
Ny stock of zinc. and liquor. surpassed the Duc
Al goods warranted and sold the most reasonable terms Eer
Family Grocery, seventh Third door below Lntham
nert door to The Avenue Bouie .,ro,, :, ..r,.o
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Maryland Military Academy. oxford, Talbot County,
NaryIand.

uATyianu hhtaTy hcnushnt. talbot County,
IoMN ALLEN Superintendent graduate Of
Institution wl eo@msnee on The as, Mond, October
FL s situated on n%d M music
water rsiIea es.1ls % and healthy position hn. facility
eesay information can BE obtained At rae bookstore. Mess
Baltimore, or by application 70 The superintendent.
NaeE RuERsscrs.
Coz. samuel Cooper, adiaaa, senc,a' United scs army
John n. y. Larobe, esq, Bsliiaore, Maryland.
60. Ans,w I'd rs Johnson Ns.nys Tennessee"
cs, w. "; $ n's., United s,a's' army, New Orleans.
New Books.
IAMEss Young womans Friend, lemo. Is GEMS.
j James. Course Fsihi smo. IS cents.
.s s%sa,sss 9" me hsy,'s''p' y sss Ry sG e.
Ss1m1es ." I.s".a0 s Aasa,s, s :" SsS % ss sS e.
Maryr-, Heroes. and BY ceors.
Sasssis" i q cssa; sy n. nad;%;.; 7'.sr,
Shepherds Cali TO the Lambs. so cents.
T"s Gospel Glass; Sy levi. srussisy is%o
Anrls Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hail.
FRENCH BOOKS. i
n EMolREs Psucul,er. de Madame ROLAND ! vol. iamo
III capchgue de Ia Res'au'a,ion svo's, iasno
rSs.a1s de- Rsas2s Dpr ro iano ''' '4'0
dEaur. De Ds.sar,r,. vol, Ia,no
rIorian Don asoho'e sol iamo; Tradun dc IE-pasDol
DE % staei@De - rI L,A,lsm.ras. voi, iiano
Fs,s psonns sS.s1 ss so' A0 VOL iano
The above good editions and hrnasome bound Just import
ed from Paris by FRANCk TAYLOR
Aug %
THE Ped,ssrs.n France and switser,~nds by
rs. s O. @ = s'apst % y s9 T Mn rs'Ss'n xs
sssM FkANcK TAYLOR.
jHHE UNION ACADEMY corner of IAsn street aud
y. RICHARDS, A, NJ, Principal,
and the UHos Fss,Ls Ao.pssr on lth street. between New
Mrs. z. RICHARDS, Principal,
will denominations during The frat and second
ssp,emser rss iu'l sosd Of eompen, sesensr
For la,ss, ps"'eus see catalogues '"d circulars At fn
LnsAsr o, cose.s..,
NOTICE :. hereby .,ysr that ~. Library .r &C Com.
's'' = ''''''' JOHN g. MEEHAN,
July s-2'waw Librarian.
win pay tho highest make, rates for Virginia land scrip and
~ EVANS a FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury.
Jons 3-dswsm [In, Rep.I
NEw P.,"s and on s,ore--Th. undersigned Q. $. Whit
tween Louisiana avenue and street for the -.e q paints o,
entire soc& fr cash, inducements will be offered to 'ho.e
All goods nee charge any part Of
ptHaving sold out my entire b..,"~.. 10 Mr.. =
whule.ey aud gone in hi. e~py ehccruly recommend bin
iends and for whatever they
may b. line knowing
furnish him with win he promptly attended and Of The
bc@s material A. HATcH,jr
July lS-eoi2w aa.# .i.# lssss U.a.n #
STRAW HArsi STRAW HATS i-or.as Hedue,,on
and other style. of n. %svs rom
10 sell nj greatly reduced prices.
ALL TO LANES Fashionable hn and gentle
mems ssnsns establishment Pennsyysnia svrnuc nrsf Four
nd half street ..-s# eef... ..t ..tg a#
y tIovry y2--hnw S~oA3vf
SIN IONAu BARRuseToN,s Personal SKETCHES az
- his own tunes edition, vol, limo Price ~ s5
just received and for snIe hy ..
MAURy,
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NEW Paint and OIL Storc.-Th~ undersigned, @. s. Whit
IN the side Of seventh
Louisiana and the sale Of
window brushes csmpsns, &c 9hviss purcbssed
the entire s'och M cash. inducements wall be offered ,hoe
desiring goods in line.
Al goods delivered nee Of charge in par, o he
a. wUlTrLESEY
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EARM for sale IN Alexandria county. vrxtmis, with
aIuejsct. fpor from the fresidssts
House, wu sell reasonable Terms
o portion er~o above, within half mile Of
Rats hundred and twenty There
between and thirty beaauf timbered land
the residue Much Of this farm rich
nclpdas thirty which might be
made mesdcw Persons who be disposed 20 ruhse
referred 10 John Ba Ninth street. Pennsylvania
avenue, or Hcrs,io BAH, on adjacent farm
Msyil-eedd WM. BALL
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For Pincy PoiMt, Ola P"tnt, and Norfolk.
a n The steamer osCEoLA having been thoroughly
1xASlnp repsirrd, July,
nk ia,iy the above places; leaving Washington every
"wednesday and Saturday O'Clock,
folk Monday and Thursday O'Clock She will
touch regularly Pney Point, Old Point Cone River and
Potomac, sgnas
will arrive Norf0k for James River boats,
Southern
Nnrf,k IS 90
. -" Old fuint 4 ~
I" /" Piney Point. 90
JAMES MITCHELL,
July j--df Captain.
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yTHAw HATSf STRAW uATsf-Greas Reduction
Ia priccIr order reduce arg. and ssoc
and other have Determined from
10 sell NJ greatly reduced prices.
all 10 LANES Fashionable ha and gentle
mems fsnsns establishment Pennsyysoia sv-nuc nesf Fou
and . bsif street .t.s ~ v - II seNtaf at
Inu 12-:nnS 4 ~od3wif
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G1-fusvinE sold out my entire business 10 Mr. g y
Whlesey, espioy ehecruy him
friend and customers f their patronage r whnivcr they
wish bis line OF whatever orders the,
may furnish him with win promptly attended Of very
bc@tn naferisi. A. HATCU,jr
Il-eotlw !. / ! : n ! I
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Once of SosAAsatssaIy Genesai OF ubssstessoe.

Once OF cosasnissary General Of sub.sssen.e.
Washington, August y, 1883
SEPARATE viii be received AZ hi. once sn tho
ne S" .s y he % ss me ss,.s q s e y sa
"a haioa Rouge Ban.es'. LeD.a"-.
% sa.Lsls q white nsid beans
iss -, pound. pound. % 2, good good iaa. hard soap
y bushels oi good dry nns salt
2o0 gallons Of good cider ..agE
~ ksy Ws.t, Fl0ra@. sN
4 sanei. Of fresh ,uperass now
- bushels OF new whits hed beans
300 pounds Of good hard sosp
Is sasGs. .oi good eisan lg sns '",' ssi,
900 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
an Ba'ranees barracks, Pensacola, t1sriAs
05 barrels pork
io 20 ss."a,. ssss. o. fresh super sspss". Gs aes.
g.5 pounds OF good hard soap
"A bushels d good ,iy salt
200 gallons good cider vinegar k
m Fort Smith, .arkansas
so barrels pork
$50 barrels OF fresh superb flour
- bushels white field beans !.
90" 20" oand. po;nd. Of Of sooS GOOD hsS soap
90 bushels good clean dry fine salt
g,S gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole 10 be delivered ia all May, 1854.
m Fort cisss", .srhsnsas
$50 barrels Of fresh sapernDs nour
oo 10 bushels ,aina ., ., new new white ned beans
C5 sashsis Of good clean dry fine salt
~ gallons off good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered in all May, 1874.
az F0rt LesrenuortA Mi,sowi Rirsr
SO barrels barrels Of isssS sS supsrsns aew
$40 bushels new white field beans
cS pounds pounds .. Il GOOD GOOD sS s.a .ow sSsS candies
90 % bu.lels cfsood good clean s',a . d,y nns salt
% he delivered Ist of june, 1854
mi %is' nass aaa s 80 j. y ~ is sn."s s. ps
4so barrels ofire.h superdae aour
eoo bushels Of new white field beans
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SIR JONAH BARRINGTON's Personss sk~sches OF
- his tunes edition vol., limo. Price y s5
just received, and for snIe ~ ....
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
AusH Booksellers, nesr Sfh street
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VIRGINIA LnND SCRIP wANTED-Tbe undersigned
viii tho highest market Virginia land
land warrants.
EVANS a FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury.
June 3-dkw3m [Inr. n Rep1
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SnpetoT and Economical Nstc Ltrt befween UdFer Fsy
Ho-hiaror CITY.
THE well known, swn SAFE and comfortable pscke
Captain voney Purse, with
Hapes fes leaving Hsrpers Perry AZ O'Clock and ar
rve At Washington city at O'Clock, p.
The rah. Washington city trip
May,
{eHcept Sunday making three trips a
offered
opportunity enjoying the beautiful Of the Potomac BY
light.
From Harpers Ferry to Washington "a
Mays u
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-22

ing hnnd7 This endcavor to build up tho
Anti Slavery cause on Southern soil COM
mends itself, not only by the fidelity and
self.sncrifce with which il has been pros
ecuted, but the good which it promises. A
Free Church learn has recently sprung up
in Madison county, aud similar ones are be-
ing called for in other parts of Kentucky.
Mr. Fees movement, carried forward with
such singular courage, disinterestedntss and
faith, will prove, doubt not, the germ of a
mighty Christian impulse in Kentucky which
shall ultimately Danish Slavery from her bor-
ders. Shall we not contribute towards this
great causcy know that in general, charity
should begin at home; bnt it should moi end
there, when a meritorious case presents itself
abroad. Let us, at our approaching State
Convention, by contributions to be then rais-
ed, or by such other method as may be
thought best, do something to cheer tie hearts
aud animate the resolves of our Kentucky
brethren in their benifcent enterprise. j.
Centreyile, December %, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-22
That Decision.

Judge Eastman of New Hampshire, late
ly decided that a correspondence between n
marriageublo female aud an unmarried man,
on any subject, was prime facie evidence Of
nn engagement to marry. For this the N.
Y. Reveille berates his honor in spirited
style:
F" Well, that Judge is nn old fool We
should Just like to see him convince us,
that there is any veeson because we choose
TO write to n girl, aud she chooses to answer
us, that makes us husband aud wife. What
does the old curnudge6n want? To fright
en- all the pretty girls, who, sometimes,
merely for pastime like TO scribble away a
few leisure moments. Wen warrant he's
some old bachelor, who has been sacked,
and turned out to die with old horses, he
has got his deserts. If any woman should
marry him now after this crazy decision, she
ought to be compelled to wear her old bon
net forever after. Why, marry such an old
villain: we would as soon think of tying
our fortunes TO an iceberg. Why, We'll bet
he is as cold as string of kamschatkan
dogs noses; there ain't any more warmth
in him than there is in Nova Zembla snow
bQnk. Why, don't the old fool know that
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-22
VOL. S---NO. IS.
THE ANTI-sLAvERY BUGLE,

PUBLISHED BvERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, o.
TsRM@-$l,50 per annum if paid in advance.
$l,75 per annum if paid within the first six
months of the subscribers year
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed be-
yond six months.
tB-Wo occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
70 be Interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery truth, with tho hope that they will
either subscribe themselves, or use their innu-
ence to extend its circulation among their
friends.
EF~ Communications intended for insertion,
TO be addressed to MARiUs r. lloBiNsoN, Editor.
ALI others to EMILY RonfSsoS, Publishing Ag't.
.a' J. HUDSON, PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-22

the very prettiest smiles the women can
make, they put OH paper-and aint anybody
to see the smiles of the ladies but those
who want to get married.? Can't n chip
have any tender lines without going III.
whole hog: Well, you are conlounded old
granny-you don't deserve notice or pity;
you ought to be hung up to dry; il we had
you we would just smoke you, that's what we
would
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-13
OUR NEW ORGAN IN CHURCH,

The village of Westwerwick is situated in
the far north of England, and almost on the
coast. The neighboring country is not pic
turesque, being remarkable chiefly as q coal
district. 1t is true, there are hills in the
distance; but they are so distant they look
almost like clouds on the horizon Imme-
diately round the village it is quite fat,
with the exception of the little eminences
which generally lead up to the mouths of
the coalpits. There is no luxuriant vegeta-
ton to compensate for the want of variety
of surface, no shady foliage, no fertile fields,
no green meadows, nothing but bleak, san
dy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bare, sometimes
turfy, sometimes, as they approach the sea,
scantiy covered with the stiff, rushy beach
grass; while mounds of ashes by day. and
red flames by night, mark the coal pits, and
form the distinguishing feature of the coun-
try. But this bleak district has beauty
OF its own in its coast scenery. From these
moors, bold, rocky, rugged cliffs descend,
sometimes abruptly into the sea, sometimes
ON hard, fat, yellowish beach, on which
the waves of the German Ocean roll in for
miles and miles. Not above quarter of a
mile from the shore stands the village.
which is struggling and dirty-the houses
built of stone, and rooted with red tiles.
The villagers and their families are chiefly
colliers. At one end Of the village there is
a small new church without a chancel-too
much in appearance like town church to
be interesting-surrounded by a new made
grave yard, grassy, and neatly kept, but
with none Of those mouldering monuments.
aud solemn, shadowing yews which bestow
a deep though mournful interest
At the time of which 1 am speaking. the
aristocracy of the village consisted of Mr..
Selby, worthy solicitor, who practiced in
the neighborhood, and family; Mr.. Moore,
lessee of the coal pits, aud his daughter;
the surgeon and his wife; and the clergy
man and his sister; besides my sister and
middle aged spinsters, in easy
though not wealthy circumstances. The
Moores and the Selbys had not been on
speaking terms for many years-the origin
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DIR. MORRIs'S
Autf.Dfspeptfc Elfxer.

TNHIS medicine has been in use for several years
and so great reits curative virtues that many
cases which were considered incurabe have been
manenty cured by the of one bottle OF the Elk
MANY persons are afflicted with uneasy and pain
full feelings after eating, in all such cases the use OF
the Elixer according direction will give the high
est satisfaction, giving relief Immediately and In
few DAYS effecting permanent cure
Infants tsething often attacked with spells OF
vomiting The Elixer on occasions OF this character
is the mothers best friend few light doses re-
stores the stomach to it's wonted healthy tone.
In short no individual or family should be without
soinvaluable medicine.
Sold by c. sTOTT CO, cor. of ith street and Penn.
avenue: W. ELLIOTT. cor. of Z and 18th street.
PATTERSON NAIRN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvanla
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