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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-12-20

CoLToN's ATLAs.-We have just received the
second number containing maps of Canada
East, with vicinity of Welland's Camel on a
larger scale; Connecticut and Long Island,
Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee, withthe
letter press description belonging to each.
The maps are of very high finish and fol-
accuracy and minuteness are ofthe frStexcel
lence. Everything connected with them is as
perfect as art, genius, labor and research car
make it.
We learn that some o the bound volumes
have been received and may by seen by call
ing on Mr.. Bostwick at the store of Mr.. H
D. Turner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-12-20

DA. WIN K. BLAKE, Esq, has been elected
Professor of Mathematics and AncientLangua-
ges in Greensboro Female College, in place of
Rev. Turner NJ. Jones, elected to the presiden-
cy of said College to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation OF Rev. C. F. Deems.
Upon Mr. Blake's taking leave of Carolina
Female College, where he formerly held a Pro-
fessorship, the young ladies of the Senior
Glass presented him with a handsome gold
fob chain and seal, with their names engraved
on the links, and on the seal is inscribed the
words To w. K. Blake, from the Senior
Class of C.. F. c., 1854 The other classes
also made him handsome presents. This
certainly is a gratifying evidence of Mr. Blake,
capabiIity and gentlemanly department as ar
instructor. From our knowledge of Mr. Blake
character, we can say that Greensboro College
has been fortunate in securing his services.
Fayetteville Car.
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MARRIED.

In Granville, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
B. B. Hester, Mr.. L. Fl. Bullock to Miss
Caroline S. daughter ofCapt Merideth Crews,
all of Granville.
City papers please copy.
In Alamance county, on the It'll inst, by
Joseph Wyatt, Esq, Mr.. Edward BENSON,
aged Y years, to Miss Nancy Smith, aged
81 years.
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Louisburg Female Seminary.

THE Spring Session of 1855, the 18th, under
il the present Principals, will ommenc on Mon
day the Sth of January. Board $45, washing IS.
Tuition as Observation-Disclosures to be had from
Circulars and Catalogues, which will be sent on
application.
Pupils coming by the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road will be conveyed from Franklinton Depot to
Louisburg without charge, provided the Principal
be previously notified of the time of their arrival.
A. H. RAY, Principal.
Dec. 18th, 1854, 16-5w
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MALE sCHOoL.-oXFORD, N. c
Fl. HORNER, PRINCIPAL.

j. ID. HORNER, PRINCIPAL.
THE next session of this School will open jan
uary 18th, and continue Ten months with an inter
mission of one week, at the expiration of the first
term of Twenty one weeks. There will be a vaca-
ton of 9 weeks at the close Of the second term.
Board and Tuition, for each term, without extra
charges $75.
Pupils will be required to board with the Prin-
cipal unless parent or guardian specially request
otherwise, but in no case will they be permitted to
board at Hotel.
Arrangements have been made for such assistance
as the wants of the school require.
Dec. 1851. 1871
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INDEPENDENCE
MALE & FEMALE INSTITUTES

Located at Independence, Grayson Co.. Ia.
THE SESSION will commence January sth,
1855, and close june eth.
FACULTY.
Rev. WIN. o. REID, Principal, and Professor of
Natural, Mental and Moral Science, together with
WIN. M. RoBEY, Professor of Latin, Greek, and
Mathematics.
Mrs. JANETrE F. REID, Professor. of French,
Grammar, and Music.
Miss ELLEN g. ROnEY, Tutoress in. Female In
~stit2te.
Terms per Session Of foe months.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic
commenced,
English Grammar, Geography, and Arithmetic. SIS
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany,
ana History;
Latin, Greek, and advanced Mathematics, $l2 so
For the French and German Languages, each, S.
Hebrew
Music on the Piano, including use of instrument SIS
Music on Guitar, including use of instrument SIS
Drawing and Painting in water colors, ........S5
Embroidery and ornamental Needle Work,...S5
The Schools will be furnished with a splendid
Philosophical, Chemical, and Astronomical Anna.
ratus, that the Science may be the more success
fully taught. The Principal will deliver a series
of Lectures to his pupils each session, in order tc
elucIdate more clearly the intricate parts Of Science
Suflce 1t to say, the course of instruction will b
} ample and thorough. Parents and guardians NAV
feel assured that their children and wards will en-.
E joy very peculiar advantages under the tuition o
the above Faculty. Tuition must be paid half il
advance, and the other half at the end of the ses
$ sion. Board may be had for any number of student
9 at So so per month, including washing, lights
fuel, DC. Students may enter at any time durin,
d the session, and will be charged only from time o
: entering; but after entering no deduction will b
made fOr absence except in case of protracted sick
ness. For further information address the Princi
pal (post paid) at Independence, Grayson co., Va
WM, o.. REID, Principal.
P. s. Young gentlemen who intend to prepar
1. themselves for the ministry can have fine advanta
N ges here, inasmueh as they can learn to read wit
facility the Hebrew Language, and enjoy the benz
le fit of a regular course of Theological Lectures
desired. W. o. r.
Is December 10, 1854. 1875
900 Pair Trace chains,also, Log, Lock, Bras
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FOR, 8

A BOARDING HOUSE, at Franklinton, n. C.
N The Buildings are new-immediately oppo-
site the Depot-20 by SO with a sc feet L attached,
two stories high, and especially arranged for the
accommodation of 30 to 80 boarders-a most eligi-
bic location for a Hotel. Parents with children TO
educate, would find this a most desirable piece Of
property, in view of the advantages Of our schools.
Immediate possession given. Inquire for further
Information of the Proprietor,
r. J. WHITFIELD.
Franklinton, December /, 1854. 15-4t
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DISSOLUTION.

Fl copartnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm of Evans and Cook is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to said firm are requested
to make payment to H. L. Evans.
II. L. EVANS,
G. 7. COOKE.
polo;rb n.o Q Io5A 1e
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TRUSTEES,
Host Desirable Residence and Land

1OE SAFE.
II will sell on accommodating terms, and give pos
session when desired, my present residence and
Land. The tract contains just 22O acres, and is
situated in the forks of the Raleigh and Smithfeld
public roads, and on both sides of the r. and G.
Rail Road, in the immediate vicinity of Forest
vile. The land is proportionately divided into
woodland, that which is cleared and in cultivation
with some low ground, and old fields. The land in
cultivation is well adapted to corn, cotton and small
grain, produces we'll and lies admirably for man
uring. There is an orchard Of select fruit, viz the
Scuppernong grapes, Almond, Apples, Peaches,
and Figs. The dwelling house is Sc feet long by
Is wide, containing three rooms below and three
above stairs, with fire places front porch, a back
piazza and cellar, is p~lastered inside, and painted
outside, and in good order. There is an office in
the yard 16 by IS feet with a chimney. The kitch-
en- has four rooms. The smokehouse and dairy
convenient. The crib, stables and carriage house
are all nearly new and we'll arranged. There is a
well of pure water convenient, and the plantation
is admirably Watered with springs and branches.
The dwelling house is situated in a most beautiful
grove of oaks on a gentle eminence fronting For
estville, and in sight of the Depot. The location,
&C., has been the admiration of every beholder.
W. f. College is just 1 mile north, Pleasant Grove
Male Academy II miles south, and Forestville
F. Academy is just to hand. Any person having
sons or daughters to educate, who may be seeking
a healthy location, with good society, in a delight
full section of North Carolina, and with all comb
ming a farm, the above property offers unusual in
ducements.
For terms, &C., please address
DR.. WIN. M. CRENSHAW,
Forestville, n. G.
nao 10 1874 IA
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LOUISBURG MALE ACADEMY,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. c.

HNHE spring session Of this Institution. will COM
mence on the. LIST Monday in January next,
under WA 4. Watkins, Principal and WA. J. JOr-
dan, Assistant
Ample provision will be made fer the aeeommo-
dation Of 25 or 80 boarders. The Principal viii
take in his family some 10 or II, and has made ar
rangements with 2 other families, mile from the
Academy, to take boarders. Board including every
thing So per month. Terms Of Tuition as before.
JOEL KING, President
of the Board Of Trustees.
Nov o5tb 1884 Aft
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JOHNSTON A D MY
JONSTON COUNTY, N. c.

THE next session of this Institution will be re-
sumed on the 8th of January next under the SUI
perintendance of John w. Stuart, Principal, "a
G Gentleman of fine attainpaznts, and an excellent
~teacher,) assisted by a competent Female.
TUITIoN.-For the Elementary branches per
Session. 90
Higher branches of English, ...~..""...12 90
For the W
For Music on the Piano, ..............".".20 90
Johnston Academy is a healthy location, good
society, fifteen miles S. e. of Raleigh.
Board can be obtained in good families near the
Academy at six dollars per month.
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NOW is the time to Get BARGAINS.

A GREECH has on hand a large lot of ladies
IA fine Dress. goods, which he will sell at New
York cost. Ny motto heretofore has been quick
sales and small profits, bnt my motto in the above
goods is quick sales and no profits; so all you that
are in want come at once and buy, as you may not
have another. such chance. A. CREECH.
Dec IL 1871 LIT
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FRANKLINToN MALE 8 FEMALE N

ERANKLINToN MALE & FEMALE TNsTI-
ITUTE, FRAxkLIs COUNTY, N..C.-Mr. & Mrs.
d. u RICARDSOK, Principals, si4ed-by eight CON-
petent assistants. The ensuing Term for 1855, wiia
commence on Monday, the LIST day of January. A
punctual attendance is solicited. The two depart
ments are distinct. Board from Ito 80 per month
For Circulars of particulars address
THE PRINCIPALS.
Nov. 20, 1854. 12-tF1
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NOTICE

S hereby given that application viii be made to
i the present Legislature of North Carolina, for
the incorporation of the village of East Bend, sit
uated in the north east corner of Yadkin county,
North Carolina. l6-2t
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w Bakery and Candy Mandatory

NOW bdk6Iy anu OdHuJ "
AIRS. HARDIE desires to say to the pubhc, tnat
lNE she has recently employed a superior baker
and Candy Maker. She will keep constantly LOT
sales CAKES and CANDIES, OF great variety, ~
ia now prepared to execute orders Tor take Ior
D;nnsrs and Parties. Families and Hotels can be
supplied with any kind or any quality Of Desserts;
sbe will fll orders fer Candy at Wholesale ana
forward il to any part of the State.
Raleich. Nov. %, 1854.
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RALEIGH. Dec. 8. Is
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
CALL AT H. I. EVANS No. 90, CHEAP PLACE
RALEIGH, N.

HALEIUH, ". &c.
H subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and customers that he has on hand a large
and we'll assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &C., (this Falls
purchaser which, he desires toelose out by Spring,
to make room for another stock, and to enab1e min
to do so, the entire stock will be sold at reduced
prices, for cash, or to ~punetual dealers on a short
credit. Call and examine for yourselves.
III, I. EVANS.
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COMBINING FOR EVERYBODY Great dis
= coyeries made and revealed. I have a book
for sale, which reveals the art ofmaking money by
occupations not affecting those in which persons are
engaged. They are perfectly honest ones, from
which can be realized from $500 to $4,000 . year,
and some of them without capital, and others >
great deal more by means of capital. / viii send
the book By mail te any part of the Union for one
dollar. Letters to be addressed (post paid with 81
enclosed, to ELIJAH CONVICTION, Gibson's Store
P. o., Richmond Co., n. c.
Dec. Is. I6-3mpd.
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n @ E.

A PPLICATIoN win be made to the present
IN Legislature for a Charter Of the DEBBL
CARRIAGE COMPANY" with a capital Of One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, to be located
at Kinston, with permission to. establish branches
in the surrounding counties.
December 6, 1854. E5-.
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N0TICE.-By virtue of a deed in trust made to
IN me by James g. Jefreys, dated the 10 day Of
February, 1851, for purposes therein mentioned, I
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the 2Ist
day ofDeeember next, at the late residence ofJameG
G. Jefreys, decd, in the county Of Wake, the fol-
lowing property for cash, to vii; one tract Of land,
containing about 800 acres, lying in the county Of
Wake, Z miles north Of Raleigh and within half q
mile of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, joining
the. lands of Mrs. Gilley Jeffreys, Nathan Ivy and
others. Also, % Negroes, consisting of men, wo-
men, boys and girls, the property Of the aforesaid
James G. Jeffreys. PETERSON DUNN, Trustee.
November a, 1854 It'd.
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Dec. 6. 1871
GreensbOrOugh Female College,

The next Session will open December I'd, 1854,
and close the third Thursday in May, 1855.
The high standard of scholarship and disciple,
and the ample Faculty provided for this IIstitu-
ton, give 1T claims to public patronage which have
heretofore been acknowledged, and as no decline
will hereafter be allowed in these particulars, and
Improvements will from to time be introduced, in
creased prosperity is confidently expected.
TERMS $40 a session, including tuition in the
English branches and board with furnished rooms,
servants attendance, fuel, lights and Washing
$50 extra for Music on the Piano or Guitar, and
$50 for Oil Painting, French SO; Latin SIS Draw
ing S..
FACULTY..
Rev. TURNER NJ. JONES, A. NJ, President and
Professor of Natural Science and Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM K. BLAKE, A. NJ, Professor of Mathe-
MATES and Ancient Languages.
THEo. +. WOLFE, Esq, Professor of Music.
NJ. ERNEST JoUANNE (of Paris Professor of the
French Language and Literature.
Miss MAMIE I. SPEED, Miss Lucy MCGEE, As
slstants IN the Literary Department.
Hiss AUGUSTA M. HAGEN, Miss CAROLINE A.
BLAKE, Madame JOUANNE, Assistants in Music.
-- Professor of Painting and Drawing,
s. c. BLAKE, Esq, Steward.
Mrs. 5. G. BLAKE, matron.
The department Of Painting and Drawing will
be seasonably supplied, a temporary vacancy ex.
listing at the time of writing up this advertisement
Parents and Guardians desiring to have fuller
particulars, will please address Rev. Presiden
JONES, who will forward a Circular showing tn,
course OF study, general plans of management, anC
all the special regulations of the Institution.
December 4th, 1854. 15-6
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NOW IF

TT being my intention to move away, 1 now offer
my plantation for sale. Said plantation con-
tains 243 acres of land, both high land and lew
grounds about so or 30 acres are cleared and in q
good state of cultivation the rest is heavily tim
bered with principally pine, oak and hickory. Il
has a never failing creek running through il, and
is bounded on one side by another creek. It has
three excellent springs. The land is highly adap-
ted to the culture of tobacco and wheat, and alss
produces corn, cotton and cats very we'll The
buildings are very convenient, good and new, haE-
ing been built this year.
The plantation is situated IA miles west Of nsrtA
of Raleigh, S or 0 miles from Huntsville Depot 4
miles from Thompson's Saw and GristMills, eonVs-
nient TO churches and q first class Hale Academy,
which is now in process of building. The country
is healthy.
My departure win leave a large field open for q
physician, and if this notice meets the eye of enc
who desires n country residence, he would do usH
to call and examine. l expect to sell by Christmas.
For further particulars address the subscriber at
Rogers Store, Wake county, n. G..
Nov. %, 1854. l3-4t K. HOOKER.
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HENDERSON MALE ACADEMY

HENDERSON MALE ACADEMY.
THE exercises ofthis Institution viii be resumed
on the first day of January, 1855, under the
superintendance Of J. j. Wyche, A. NJ. late Profess
sor in the Western Military Institute, and soma
time Professor Of Languages in Jefferson College.
M. The Classics and Mathematics viii be tho
roughly taught, and students fitted to enter the
Junior Class of any College in the Union. Rates
ofTuition SO, II so and 10 per session of 5 months
French and Spanish S. extra. Board at usual
rates. Address I" Principal of Hale Academy, Hen
derson, N. c." list.
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nv ANTED-A lady to take charge of a Female
w School. A good recommendation as to char
acter and Scholarship is required.
Address, J.K. SPEER,
Dec. l.. Q4-3t) Mount Nebo, Yadkin co. n. c.
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sRnt Of tBe age 3aLfigB. nortB Garolina.
PRIcEk CURRENT.


RALEIGH NORTHUMBERLAND Prices.
Reported expressly & the Spirit of the Age, by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grocer aud Commission Mer-
chant, Target Street, Raleigh. Flour 81 to 81 IS
D Dbl. Corn 85 to GOA bnshel. Meal go to 81 90.
Bacon, hog round, 1O1o III. Hams 124 to a.
Batter 20 q %. Sick peas IS to so, white do.
so to 80. Pork$7 to 10.
2 WILMINGTON MARKET.
GEO. II. KELLEY, Gocer and Com. Merchant.
Turpentine dull and8eGning, $50 for yellow dip.
9 "a viz; 1.50 hard arits turp. has again advan-
ced to 42c; tai. arriYiR slowly, has declined to 50
AID dull; corn, no arrals, from store IS yellow,
white go, meal IS to 5 pr bu.; bacon, supply light,
hams 14c; hoground IL to Il, sides and shoulders
lie; lard arrives fred, selling at I23 @ 13c; rice,
cleaned at SC, rough L5t to LILO pr bu.; salt, a fair
supply in market, 1.60ack, coarse 60c fish, supply
good, 6 @ 81 fr store -four plenty, sales to-day,
20 bbls, so 81 fine, Ssups GOTTEN, 2.296ales from
81 to &c. average SIC Cow peas plenty, IS to sec 4;
coffee, q fair supply id market 1O3 pr 100 bags, 4
mo-; molasses, Cuba 3 to 24c, n. o., % to soc /;
lime, fair stock on hatiH to Is; pork, northern
mess SIS sugar, N. dlto 81, Porto Rico 81 to 8 /;
coffee sugar II to s are. Dee. Ii.
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"THE government of Harvard College are
said to be completely non-plussed by a re-
cent bequest of SIS, 900, left by Miss Caroline
Plummer, lately deceased, at Salem, Mass,
for the endowment of a new professorship on
the philosophy of the Heart" 1t is said
they do not know whether it is to be an ana
tomical, a physiological or a sentimental
chair. As, however, the founder of the chair
was a lady-and a single lady-it it sup
posed that it was the sentimental and no
the carnal heart she intended"
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DUCKLAND FEMALE INSTITpTE-TRz
ID Subscriber would most respectfully inform his
frien is and the public generally, that this Ingtitu-
ton is now in full operation situated at auckland
Post Office, Gates county, N. c., the old and welh
known stand of Mrs. ANN HARVEY. 1t is a very
pleasant location, and as healthy as any part Of
Eastern. North Carolina.
There viii be no pains or expense spared in pro-
curing the best of teachers, so as to render it a pre-
paratory school of the first class.
The Session win commence On the LIST day Of
FEBRUARY.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Primary English branches, per session of Eve
mOnlusy
Higher branches with Mathematics, ........I2 90
French and Latin ach,..--...--.... 90
Music, with use of Instrument, ..........I5 90
Drawing and Painting, .................5 90
l- Board with the Proprietor, or at good fam
lilies in tie immediate neighborhood can be had at
from Sc to 81, without any extra charge.
SAML Z. SMITH.
Dec 4. 1854. lily.
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A T COST.-Rich Plaid and Brocade Silks,
IN French Cashmeres and DeLanes, White Grape
Shawls and Emb. Hdkfs. H.. L. EVANS.
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900 Pair Trace Chains, also, Log, Lock, Brase.
OOO and Fifth Chains.
PUkhEN q BELYTN.
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3d.
IN


MANIFESTATION in some school as Mu-
w sic teachers, by two young Ladies who are
we'll qualified. and have had experience in teaching.
Dec. 18TH 1854. 10
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A COST-Rich Plaid and Figured Bonnet
IN Ribbons, Silk and Cloth Cloaks and mantil-
las, Silk, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets.
III T EUANc
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A I COST-Mens and boys cloth Caps, Ready
made clothing, a small lot of Carpeting, &c.
Call and take a look.
Next door to R. Smiths corner.
Dec. s, 1854. 10 H. L. EVANS
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CSGHgN6Geo@, "a,

At THE OLD STAND OF S. l. J. GILBERT
IBE@ 2 S g. T.. M. GILBERT
(EsAESSiST- continue the CARRIAGE
X 2-BUSINESS at the above
stand-No. 35 and 10 Wcntworth.s,rcct
Charlcston-whcrc they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com
prIsIng those of their own manufacture.
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their long acGuaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer great
Inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
March Is, 1854. 90 Iv
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A CHAPTER oN kIssISG.-An editor
who confcsscs by implication, to large
occular experience of n time honored
custom, for which the present fashion
ofladies bonncts oilers tempting facil-
tiles, sums up the fruits Of his practice
in this wise:
Hardly any two females ki9 alike
There is as much variety in the man
ne. of doing it, rs in the faces and
manners of the scy. Some delicate
little creatures me.ely give a slight
brush Of the lip. This is sad age'a
walton. We seem &c sc abou, TO
have Il good tine-but actually 1T
nothing. Others 60 into i, lii. hun
.gry man to bcrlsteak, and seem to
chew up our countenanccs. This is
disgusting, and soon drives away "a
delicate lover Others struggle like
hens when burying themselves with
dry dirt The kiss is Won by great
cMert!"ns and is not worth tho trouble
ii costs. Nov, We are in favor OF n
certain shyncss when kiss is proposed
but it should not be continued too
long: aud when the fair one gives in
let her ."administer it, with warmth
and energy. I.cr there bc a soul with
Ct. If she close her eyes, and sigh
deeply Immediately after it, the effect
is greater. She should be c:.rcfuIy
not to ''slobber' kiss, bu. give it Us
= hu,nn,ing bird runs lis bills into a
honeysucklc, deep but delicately.-
There is muci, virtue in q kiss, when
we'll delivered. We have the memory
of one we received in our youth, which
lasted us forty years; and we belive
it will be the last thing we shall think
Of when we die.