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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-21

IatejIect Decetoped by LdJor.-Are labor and
selfculture irreconcilable with each other? In
the first place we have seen that man, in the
midst of labor, may and ought to give himself
to the most important improvements, that he
may cultivate his sense of justice, his benctp-
lence, and his desire Of perfection. Toll IS the
school for these high principles; and we have
here strong presumption that in other res,
poets, it does not necessarily blight the soil
Next, we have seen that the most fruitful sour
ceS of truth and wisdom are not books, pre-
cious as they are, but experience and observa-
ton; and these belong to all conditions. It is
another important consideration, that almost all
labor demands intellectual activity, and is best
carried on by those who invigorate their minds;
so that the two interests, toll and selfculture,
are friends to each othor 1t is mind, after all,
which does the work of the world; so that the
more there is of mind, the work will be more
accomplished. A man, in proportion as he is
intelligent, makes given force accom-
pliSh a greater task, makes skill take the place
of muscles, and with less labor gives better
product Make men intelligent, and they be-
come inventive; they find shorter processes
Their knowledge of nature helps to turn its
laws to account, to understand the substances
which the work, and to seize on useful hints,
which experience continually furnishes. 1t is
among workmen that some of the most useful
mechanics have been contrived. Spread edu-
cation, and as the history Of this country shows,
there will be no bounds to useful invention.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-21

"Have you any molasses, Mr.Hughesg .,r,a y nave E
a few, sir-how many do you want, wen, L
guess I'll take halfadozen if they are pretty
good
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-21

The Steamer Tennessee. Baltimore
Sun Of Friday says: "The new steamer Iennes-
see returned yesterday morning early from her
trial trip. During the trip, she passed outside
Cape Henry some twenty miles, and during her
absence acted in such a manner as to command
the admiration of large number of merchants
and others who were on board. She promises
to be one of the fastest steamers ahoat, making
during the trip frequently l6 miles per hour
She will commence her regular trips to Charles,
ton on Tuesday next
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-21

10 prescribe :he time and manner of elec-
ting Judges and Attorneys General by the
people
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-21
REMARKS OF Mr.. BEWLEY.

A Bill to establish a system Of Education and
Common Schools in this State, being un-
der consideration, Mr.. BEwLEY submitted the
1oYyo,r,D1 Tp170,E.S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-01
TOUCHING SCENE IN AN INSANE ASYLUM

blffLE CHILD AMONG LUSATfcs-A day or two aro
gentleman, whose official duties required him 10 visit
rye asylum near this city devoted to The INDECENT in
sane look with him little boy some three years old and
was an interesting study to watch the effect which the
Pehee OF the young visitor produced among the una
u every grade An unusual degree Of QUOT and order
P'e'a.d 10 every hall, and touching Manifestations of
Tue soiening and subdung influence Of childhood were
exhibited by those who ordinarily most intractabc
This was particularly the with those who had
the season OF youth. One man, ncurlbIy insane so
PIoaeneu tue little boy with cOuntenauce for the mo
mcht inl oi genileness and kindness aud with polite
gesture handed him stray being all that he had to give
ana showed great satisfaction wheu il was cepted and
boIne az u t had been of value Almost all
sna shook hands with tho inia and mild their
bearing that he did not for a moment hesitate and al
though abasbed at what vas TO him an unusual crowd he
eheeriuly yielded his little hand to their caresses But
Tue most interesting scene in the womans
ihey we're ready 10 deyour the child with their
anu ye when they observed that their cfowdnR aud yo-
'uoly annoyed him, insiiuctiyely withdraw a little and
moduaed their voices to tones Of tenderness to which
many OF them had long been strangers One Of the wo
men heIseH mother inquired with fearful eyes, Dear
h'i'e Iei'oW, bis mother hyiugf An affirmative reply
seemed to relieve her appchensious and her
OF interest assumed cheerful toue The most yo.
lent closely confined in cells, watched every moment Of
the boy with intense interest and somo begged by oil
the affection for their ospTng which insanity in its
worst lorms had not erajcaed TO be permitted TO en-.
brace him. The whole was calculated to deepen
the sympathy felt for the most unfortunate class who were
the object Of the VISIT and show hoz strongly the
cey Of children is calculated win back to
those Who from any cause have passed that indefuabe
line which separates the from the insane Such
soothing effects Of transient but IL was some
thing to obtain for those poor TeIed souls even
Of calm delight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-01
THE SUPREMACY OF TBELIw v.INr,1xpr

THE SUPREMACY OF THE LAW MAINTAINED.
In rendering decision in the case Of the fugitive slave,
recently arrested Cincinnati which resulted in remand
ing them to their owners Mr. Commissioner Pendery after
congratulatng the citizens upon their good behavior re-
marked
The first legal question raised by the counsel for the
defence Is that sitting Judicial officer and belevin
conscientousy that slavery sim cannot decide the
law TO be constitutional We will briefly saw in renly tn
this question. in private opinions do consciep
tousy believe that slavery SIM but at the same time
We oeieEe as well might a criminal Judge who believed
that capital punishment wrong refuse TO pass sentence
upon man condemned for capital offence as for me tn
refuse to execute what know be the established law
OF the land We believe private and conscientious
opinion. have nothing to do in administering the law of
the land, acting officially, as l now do
The next question led to INQUIRE Is Does
slavery exists in the State ofKentuckyf What proof have
we before u.s. First, We have the decision Of one OF the
judges OF the highest courts in land secondly we have
U.S. and thirdly have the oral testimony of citizen NJ
Kentucky, and who versed 10 the laws OF XIV
that does SO exist Is this sufficient proof of the
fact: We think so.
Next; Do the fugitives here claimed owe service 10
the respective claimants? We have been exceedingly
careful IN baypg all the evidence reduced to writing read
over by each witness aud signed By them and we
come to any other conclusion than that they do owe ser
vice TO their respective claimants Toe nden,ity Of their
persons u proven without doubt upon the mind of
court and believe t has bad the same effect upon eve
~ one who has listened to the evidence Believing so
out Que other duty LETT for this act upon duty
"heh we nope m y not soon occur again. and that is
remand he defendants to their respective owners"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-01

CosTuNE OF BRrrsH SoLDIERsIn the British House Of
Commons lately Sir g. Heathcoe asked the Secretary at
War IL II the intention OF the Government to take
any steps to make the dress and accoutements Of he
army convenient aud 10 accordance with the require
mcn,s Of actual service especially 10 hot climates The
right honorable Sidney HesheTt replied as follows
81 am glad 70 he able TO the question Of nv
honorable friend In the affirmative. The comunander.In
chief has, with the view the further consideration Of
the dress Of the army caused "a Ia collected pattern. Of
uniforms and accoutremena Of most Of tho different ar
mea OF Europe, may state perhaps that 30 far as IN
army In The East is concerned, to which apprehend my
heneraoe friend more especially sudes they have been
provided In the htst place with similar covers for helmets
sod shakoos OF white hnen used IN India with
view to proteeuon from the heat which they are exposed
some time back The noble Duke the Secretary OF State
he Duke o Newcssue) called Lotd Rsglsus attention
20 ,ne subject and urged upon him. being tbs spot
give the eses, possible ntinson as 70 What chsnre ne
wished TO be made With respect tho nature or the ma
eas and orm OF the clothes best adapted for the
the troops. The noble Duke has received letter from
Lord Raglan, In answer 70 from the Colonial Depart.
msn' and, With regard particularly 70 shs stock hops
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-01

sNIrcriso or PUrRip. Norious G.sr.
and aSa way Of disinectng pu,rid no. ion. s.
a,spn'c gases and putrid auimai matter
nmphsned by the free OF sod. ash .na ny g
nrsSsn twenty i've pounds Of sod. nah IN a.. 49,
a '"s NOT saer and while hot slts ,..ss . =. =.
yns o' quick lime, and soon as ,l.L., ThIr y.
s, VIC nme good, will not exceed 6ye minn.. IN,
saked lime while hot with the solution or S a.. "
,horoughJ for i've minutes nv vbIch 80. ~
h I nave taken up the carbonic acid of tbs .s - ~
in e. hon. no. into the pvy vault and .iii
aman;, % convert the impure and fcrti v,s.s in,
ana entirely dvest the premises OF sns ns
s1 snu.n and render the atmosphere persc,. -.
,Lot. and neahny Soda ash Of eighty per c.n, t
sn. soid at the soap houses at three doIsr, ~.
Pouno and Athens lime can be boueht hv ~ h,
al seventyive cents the cask " INC oarrea
n,ery PRACTICAL chemist knows that putr;d .,;n.,.
La oe converted into ammonia by tho ui.,n,. ~. :
Ia s.s'e) with caustc alkall Such II The n,as..
anu s9cn the result in this case ~ P'oS~s's
,onnd. vsults greater quantity than twenty g..
,equired the quantity should be incre.s.j =;
p'Spof'ion TO the size Of the vault, seu II
- e use OF one hundred pounds of sods .sh
= ~ 'aaN prepared and used as directej 80 ~. m,
accumulation, and render the services oS u
TTniEesater Tni may be purified by the same procc.s
r. "'S preparation Is more economical tban chaI..,
times more healthful. u 'en tnoasand
nave used this preparation for more than ,vs,,v
"''n 'he most complete success.-N Y Com, ;s 'e.iss
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RA1rIaahEs RMi sf%ssrsS, fDGf lSsf,lrA1


w ' in ne SSS%S ;i;5S $; p1sx1sSs
a q :. e. 1.s
hoss Peculiar Disorders arising from srcHrr ls
ssT. po-ss The end both Bo5f and
SS ss sss .'. Of y a
.o S Of The
hsnde Of .Sueaee or &c
@ consul. Dr. sna
OFFICE NO sdJfg 81 I3EssFes Saes.nrcx srn1zr-...
Sa5z hs1szaR aS Ss 4so ~ cs4sst e e. MADE
very Gf: IN h. .sas "
he " the 'al' proper FhIe;o 8. ;o.issR9ss E .RelS .
%: e n: %s = %
aon P..i, Philadelphia. and elsewhere
ringing 10 ,se head sesp great
bushng. attended With dsrangemenf Of End we're
h me and mprudent yoary Of pleasure And, he
na iia1 sense Of shame dread o. discovery
sS,s Seisoa him delaying I'M the
S .s,.s Rass Ro.s their such
a. 0t sight nodes on the shin bone. boeh
siy IN I'm a. .., ,hs palate
ana the victim OF this awful disease
till death
ns 70 that bourne from whence
Iosueh therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledge himself
efe he most nvoabie and from
he hr.t Hospitals In Europe and
safe and speedy the
anease 'anehoy fact that thousa
s dreadful eopl Lowing TO the unskuness ignorant
VINO py TIE use OF that deadly
he Sonsutaon and either send the
timely grave or else Ssrs the ,s;5as res % , i,e.
the existence Of which Is generally pereepbe by
fan Uneasiness In Urinary Organs,
peculiar sini q ssPanSiS
-4e- Ae
i, , Take Particular Notice.
nave injured themselves by certain practice
auigd IN sh.n aionea habit freuenty learned
psnioh or AT ehoo-he effects Of which
yhen asleep and not cured renders
dest,oys ooth mind and body.
mhA T that young man, the hope Of his
dAnB OF hi. parents should be snaehed prospects
OF me- by The consequence Of deviAtng from the path
IN CERTAIN secret habit Such persons,
'ei"'e contemplating
Marriage,
~ sound mind and tody are the most
70 happiness Indeed without these,
M becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospect
and hsd With ss Ia,nshoy IeaseOn that
VI An0''ef becomes onshled WITH ouroEn
n Constitutional Debility.
I,en AN al VINO have injur ed themselves
eyPriSate and Improper indugences.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-01
FEVER AND AGUE.
UDR. EDWARD RLEECKERS sTANPIDE MIXTyRE--Fo,
the fr,cr and Aguc uagrcs Fever Dyspep.is aud ali

ii
Biillou- Affections. 'U'>'~ - ~ "
The Proprietor this Medicine will state 4i,hou, bes,o, or
fear Of contradiction, that the STIMPEDE NLTTIRS has
cured more persons where has been introduced any ohr
medicine IN Us, or the above deae' This medicine has
arsenic Qunine Ia s composition, all Of the are
o. perfectly healthy Character and hah smestinE and in
ygoraitng In their tndeney PeoHs while using this medicine
WI not be aheied by no
more than when in their usual health Pncrs In of the
country where The Ague prevails will do well
cine as the PATIENTS not obliged to lay By she under
and they he secured of speedy rroprrtnr could
Introduce thousands OF certificates rom toso of highest
pecsbiy but prcfr ayinF SICK huy bottle and Won
v have the nAbe proof youfeh Pull FOR iis u,
accompany each bottle. " ~
Cettheate, be the showing where This uJi
cine has Cured when all others have failed
For Dyspep,ia and all other Bilious Coupians there B not
better Medicine In the market.
hAs also been taken with the astonishing success
raj cases q Rheumatism and Gou for these complaints take
tAbespoonful vice day
Price 81 per bottle
adas ' N~"
vhoe,al orders mast be addressed MEID BLEEcErR
sole Propfietors % Broadway, New York.
A0ENrs- Richmond, ADIE a GRAY HENNkTr A e..
Peisrseurs, TODD CHRISTIAN, Baltimore, SETH HANCE
lsqI-ly-ly.si - -'
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mhl4-dly-tPl
EiEsZssa22 Esssa2 - EEsssSE22 .s Nasks

GtENIRAL RAILKOAD-OPh.V1 TO STA UNT0N-
~ Cheapest, Comfortable md Expeditions, krronre
men ever made for Travelling the Virginia sprins
Lexington, &c. r''"e"'
The Company provided with large additional supply Of
new Engines and Passengers Cars one change Of a
gage fem Cars to the whole M, only
line running through s,ren times iceek '
where various points ne
view OF surprising gradieur and beauty
Commencing with the LIST July Express Mail Train
will be run daily between Richmond
modaton Train also daily Sunday the view
securing ladies and nvads the comfort
The Express Train will leave Richmond NJ and mr.
rive at saunton at 90 p NJ Returning staunon At
NJ and arrive In Richmond at sis p. 81.
BY this line Petersburg and In
the morning and arrive the White Sulphur Springs next
at630P.M. ie' ~' 1"'
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond A. NJ stop
ping at - minutes for dinner Sau
ton at On p NJ where will spend night and by
atSP N. - - O"N
The Accommodation Train will leuve saun,on at A. H. and
arrive In Richmond at $50 p. NJ. '
Returning from the Springs will
With the Orange AMI Alexandria train going and with
the Petersburg train going South. ~
The early train will stop for going up
depots fPng dorH M tdte up passengers al he usual
intermediate points. "
The sond train 0cig0 will stop at the
points for but w stop coming e1crpt AT
dtpots. f "
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
REM MOyAL.

~ EmO n II.
CABINET doRsHS 3, aslS s4sI 20 ST..
ch.aSs sii;R:iT % .S Of ras
. suppg o H, Plush Hal. Cloth Also
Conf. .a,1s 1EkxI9T = %SG eorzAex sxDsrxADsi
sSd P%s fT hsSs , SPRING BEDS
r,,s "a f,ni., Hotel, and supplied with every
wh g. GARDINER, 60 Beeiman street.
.pas-asm-rp, Corner q Gold street Ne. Yoit.
s X. s.dtE FE
sors 70 .hs ass pns sns, s..,..
ssSs sITs';s: ss..
dsSs dts%s Iron . and Gs S.y s.; s
nss aud Improved "DismOnd" Ranges, Air
Terms liberal ,no, as
A 'Ni fAHS MoahSp nSP MGs1G WaTEas s'rABLlsH'iKNr
uHE 4aa asp sSsr SFsoSfD NsS
DkSSs rS Pse@is% Sp sssS si.as,.
a aaS s Iron too .%. "a.
ns a1 d1s.rs BogDon P.sos
being sole ss.a, GS III
san sPy sa SSf & S.%5r
sPs f a. ssa
y aa'sns an Opportunity for selections be
,o,iIs Ever, in'unen fas warranted or the money! re-
MELODEONs.
Goodmnn d Bnldwins Patent Organ Mrodeons, with Yuo
p5ss H% ~
Is bss.p, ms rP ru,ns. vion Bras.
atfaeory prices IAN per discount to cersymen
MUSIC.
This list comprises the both the
A%sresn and European receiving a..
day Dealers u,e Teachers Of ssss
% 1f s D
70 call Q, orsard their orders Music any par, Of
.p2-esm-tpl HORACE WATERS
FLOOR OIL. CL0TIis
~. rGRER and DEALER Of ''p' "e'0 io'1 HASoFAo
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
oilers TO the trade, favorable
uae.1re 10 sheet. and "a wde warranted to endure
any SSasMss; fa.nass; % pr,iL n VAN sRuSr,
ID MAonER's PATENT HYDRO ELECTRIc voLTIIc CIiAISs
~ ahsv sss;y q %sasss
pain such Sr
Sd sy their d bu, psrssptts
cal PARALYSIS. complaints liver diseases. e,s aissppesr
in sPss .@ ss
as also cases OF ,esihng under deues dis
deopO.e water defect he neae in so
das aS @ rss %
@ are always for an
aEain that number o. diseases complaints in which mild
,pss sS The he ss Is Of
Incredible the facts any person can easily
s0nr,ase himself at the depot The
blythe Academy Of Medicine York. and the chain. have
Bellevue Wards Island Hospitals Bioota CIV ias S,,y
naaa by Sy s sy
the Imperial Faculty at Vienna Royal Faculty at Berlin
anu other scientific institutions highest
principal hospitals in EGrope
pEopretors possession testimonials
eject IRON all the above Institutions Europe
Se as OF The most eminent and distinguished
them. " ' ~ -"'
Pull and descriptions one for personal use and one
orseienthe men, with copies OF testimonials
ss Ssss r. New xs. and EsoP be obtained gratis
the United States In answer to prepaid
cents postage stamps. J. STEiNERT. Sole Agent
b, sss se sf Sss
.uslna. je27-du
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IRON RAILING WORKS.

IRON RAILING WORKS.
UiRON RAlLINGs.-Eyery variety,
and the celebrated Wire Railing. wickersham Patent Wire
Fence for Prare Railroads. Lawns Gardens AZ
per rod. Iron Bed,te and iron Furniture.
Second edition Of the New Phase OF the
containing designs explanations and prices articles
forwarded by addressing the subscriber.
JOHN ID. wICRERsHAM
Warsrooms, No. 3i2 Broadway N.
mh2l-dim-ts WORKS, Nos. So IS, 81. 80 Lewis St
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FARES;
FARES;
Between Richmond and Gordonsyillc. ... sqf
GordonsVile and Alexandria. SO
u. y. wHITcoNB,

change from oneline TO the other
Richmond, jane 20, 1854 sopi Tran,pCr,S,5p
"M. IRA SMITH, CLoTHLER AND TArLOR, iit
Wv Main Srte'.-HaSing received large portion Of my
well made goods othsT line will onr su,
as they be bought elsewhere same goods consider
1nd work better this usual and n rbs 10
their interest to give goods examination buying
am determined to oGer as fine and well made goods
othersesn. wM IRA SMITH,
ap Late Smith Marvin.
EnA VOLUMES LONpON B5OKs.-Wil be ads
y. as;%,y Jus %oIaIns sSiios
haze oleed oI long time Persons who have taste for
s no f9t S'Vy %Fs g pSs,' Ss Gs
GtHEck AND FANCY LJSRs COATS AND PANIs Jus,
received something and tasty and well Cali
le1o wM. IRA SMITH.
6LUAN0 400 tons Peruvian Gusno sie and snos Tor
jsl9-M Y. WORKMAN co.
WITS AND DuAfU ~ stss for sale by
hbjeiI O D. sIHT0p 90, n Main street.
Hay, per sehr. yist,, 100 basS par
'ehr John Fsrsy,h, to arrive Tor sale from uhatf
Jety EDMOND. DAVENPORT co.
GtHoiCK HOOKS FOHT TIiE DUiI. sKNSON-
Sou'n on nc True, the n.aulpl and the nsojLecures
on The True the bsauilgi and the Good by Victor Cou,n
spptso S S r. n HPPSndS On 10 FIepsh A. IssIe VIZ. the
& in. ocpt.s Of ihs hory q Modern Philosophy American
he Romance Of hSsrpr3 .nd n, M,% @ .Ssor
Svo. well printed. Cloth ti.b0.
Per.onal Narrative of Esporatcns and Incidents 10 Texas
heu Mexico. California sonors and chihuahua by j. Resell
BARTLETT, late u. = Commissioner.
rsggs Dictionary o. ohropooy, Historical aud Statistical
eloih-t5 v O"'''' W 's prevent ""ei VOL
me Iron Cousin Mutual Inaoence By Mary csrts-,iss
Greece ana the Golden Horn by sssphsn DIN ID D Ht
Time, Of od Tms, BY Edvle ssd Msry T. Ennuerionfse
Vara, OF the Child Of Adop,ion-I5c.
Just received and for sale By
JAS. wooHD0Usg
1ets - 1852 Eagle Square.
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o. BERRlAN, Importers and WholeAdke DedLers In
honeEepfn0 Hdrdtedre and Fancy Goods 8OI Broad.
way NJ T. Cutlery Silver and Plated
Silver and britannia Ware Composition and Iron iio
low ware BronIed Copper and Brass Goods Bathing
Tn Wood and Willow Ware Brushes, Mats Baskets. Refgera
tors Sporting Tackle past
equ.l and variety extent similar
the country and will be prices defyng com.
petition.
The attention OF Housekeepe to our
stock OF Goods and Prices before buying.
J. 4 c. BERRIAN
mhl4-diy-tPl COL Broadway Nv
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ST0CKs fon sALR-s2O 900 Coupon Bond. Of tho Cor
$4,000 Coupon Bond. orthr vlrinI. Central n.llroas
sans s 81 hall yearly To
..asd there IS mortgage on the entire
eS%Ssas sT;as s "e sess;
@ S % Al fund Sc, ap,, for
Person. having stocks dispose Offer them
s on ss
n a se
WI SxSRY sfig %osTSs under City Hotel.
>IE slyERpooL @ and pIiLADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co. in
u tend sailing their hv0ri'e Steamship as follows;
oIy OF MAsoHEsrER. Capt wyll.
SIy o. Is.sss.
M y. so% RGiaatplss s:'' Capt Lsis;a lisa.
CITY CITY 81 81 ssy
CITY OF From ssh 1ss 5sS.
ofF OF PHIADFLPIIA Wednesday July
From Psisaaa,psia, -. from, n,srpeo,.
saioon ,lSts ber'h'' $50 Saloon Bsr,h' q vuness.
FsIsaId TS " 6 Faqsala Ersnp I" Is
Including stev.rdsfe fees.
i.lslpAi. and Liverpool and found e provision, ''0
ssi5 ys5Pss 5 ss. who ar.
'tSa, q bringing o., ihsir friend.
AasIpsTisneed Surgeon win be carried on each,hip.
be forwarded with economy and Dispatch '''
For freight or passage apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
jyl6-ly RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 4 CO.. Iiyerpooi
hWhen he arLansemehn are completed and sufficient
oue y, .he " o.ei 'esses VIII proc
.Ius ~ '"sna' o' o'nef Po''s on 'e
S"ssAPs~AeSo'"ko " Ntu'".ns.
NXTONDE1tFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEA UTJFUL
wITRiIURsR Counterfeit, correct
mate, ys hfe.ke There two-lOok and but
They need breath enable them of
nrncer The exhibition free, and the public
y solicited to call at whehurss Galleries generally,
these and They
greatest beauty and PERFECTION in all
LJnchburg and Wilmington.
higher testimony OF be given the
superior excellence Of works OF art than Medas
exhibited side by side with the Artists In America and Europe
The close OF each exhibition has written out and
~ ss1sy ~ "a v'e ana , nner
~ uu.oI. -. opeA.es
~ @ h oee more saeu-
- W @ aau n, ~ ns
"ny @ r ~. :, sss.ns
a. ~ s., III ~ ~. NJ, " ~, W
sa,n. .,. ' tIi " Iii may 49, M az u. ~
MI ~ ae ~ III D. Ia =, % Is. -
Gahnet e'' "'s may W observation-disclosures " ~ ~ sss '
~
GpEMOyAL-RINE PURNITURE:.The under.isnsd. who
OF 18th bei.sen Prantn and Main hs. hi, E.
,hs bnng on The Wst sIie Of The sac
recently occupied by Habston brother lie has taken this
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