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GROsHONG & TUPMAN-REMO-

~ VAL-lI0 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.-The sub
scribers would call attention the fact of their re
moval to the above store, and will from and after
this date be continually receiving such goods will
to etfer such Inducements in price and qualify viii
render it nece ssary to purchase Clothing.
As additional guarantee. we would state that we
connected with manufacturer of clothing who
has been engaged in the business twenty years and
during that time favorably known to the Virginia
trade; proof of which be had in the immense
amsunt of his manufacture which has been sold
throughout the State.
We ask call, hoping that conduct OF the bus'.
ness during the time of present connection has
been of some advantage to cur customers
GROSH0NG TUPMAN
NH II lie Main street.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The DanviIle Register
states that during the thunder storm which passed
over that section Monday night last the stable of
Mr. Samuel H. Hairston, of Henry county, was
struck by lightning, horse killed and the stables
hnrnf
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SuGAR.-Two csrgoes of brown sugar
have just been landed at Rockets.
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DRIME GROCERIES,

DRIME GROCERIES,
l. 800 Bags Rio
200 do Laguayra lcoErrr
so do Java
SO do Maracabo
$50 Bbls Crushed and Powdered
$50 do Stuart's sc"
100 do ~ w and Stuarts "Clari. SSUGARS
fed" "A" and 'B"
50 Boxes Loaf
$50 Boxes Adamantine, MitchelPs cANnIru
aud Sperm
200 Packages Green and Black TEAS
200 Bags SHOT
2000 Lbs LEAD
1000 Kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted sizes
100 Polished GRIND STONES
600 Sides Sole LEATHER
1000 Kegs Sup Carb SODA
so Bags GINGER, PEPPER and PIMENTO
50 Bbls new crop N o MOLASSEs
so half bbls do do
so Hhds N SUGAR
so Bbls new No MACKEREL
Cigars, Bed Cords, Pillow Lines Wrapping Paper
Shoe Tacks Candiewek, Cotton Irvine, Batting, he. !;
received and for sale by
ia z9-ts TINsLEY. TARDY CO.
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Lost

0 S I - On yesterday, about / or 2
- O'Clock, Grace or Broad street, between 7th
and 9th, Ladv's B REASTPIN of Jet and gold with
hair. The fnaer will be rewarded upon leaving it
at this offic.. NH list
Oh REWARD.-Lost, between Shockoe
~ Hill and the American Hotel, a PORTE
NOMINATE containing S87 50 in gold, and some re-
ceipts The finder viii receive the above reward BY
lea wing it at the American Hotel. NH list
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FINEp.-J. G. Crafton wa. fined by the

iNED.-J. u. GRAFTON was nned by the
Mayer for permitting one of his hacks and teams to
be left in the street, hour or two 10 the night
time, without driver. Mr.. C. was also fined for
falling to have his hack numbered as the ordinance
directs.
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REMOVAL,

TuK DISPATCH office is removed from It's
late location on Governor street, to the co'"
ar of Main and 18th streets.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHTLA-

HOWARD ASSOClATION, PHILA-
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNOUNCE
MENT.-To ell persons afflicted with Sexual disease
such as Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea
elect, Syphilis, &c, &c.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia in view
OF the awful destruction of human life and health
caused by Sexual diseases and the receptions which
practised upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases By Quacks, have directed their consulting
Surgeon as charitable act worthy of their name,
to give Medical advice gratis to all persons thus 81
fiicted male Female) who apply by letter, (post
paid) with description of their condition, tsge,
occupation habits of life. &c.) and in cases of
treme poverty and suffering to furnish medicines
free of charge.
The Howard Association Is a ben avolent Instu.
ton, established by special endowment, for the re-
lief OF the sick and distressed, afflicted with 'FEu'
lent and Epidemic diseases" and its funds can be
used for no other purpose. 1t has q surplus OF
means. which the Directors have voted to advertise
the above notice 1t 10 needless to add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill of the
age.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Philadsl'
pbs, Pa.
By order of the Directors,
EZRA d HEARTWELL, President.
GEO FAIRcRILD, Secretary.
NH i7-3L~
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NEW observation-disclosures AMERICA "A sn-
guar piece of diplomatic news appears in the Lon
don papers received by the Pacific, under the head
OF teiegraphic advices from Vienna respecting the
Russian possessions in North America 1t is to this
effect;
VIENNA, Saturday, a. M.-Accordina to the To-
cal papers, the Russian General MansurJff who has
SION OF the Russian Possessions in North AmeTics
to the tinted Slater for $50, 90 900
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Under the direction of Messrs Lowell MASON.
GEO. ROOT and w C. VAN METER will
meet In the Vain street Second Baptist (Or How
elPsl Church. GA
SATURDAY EVENING, March II,
At half past o'clock, and close ON TUESDAY
Night,
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THE FIsHlNe SEASON is just eoInimenc-
ing and the fishermen are therefore rs busy o.
bees, in preparing their senes, haul and
Drift to capture the fnpy tribe" as they pass
along the waters OF the James We have heard
vet Ut the capture of very few shad near the city,
the weather being too changeabe and cold tor Tree
running" but any amount of fine Rock and Pereh
are now caught and sent to market On the next
change OF the moon If the weather continues favor
able the followers of Sir Isaac Walton will no
doubt wet their lines for the spring sport.
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A SLAVE CASE AT COLUMBUS, OHIo.-There was
much excitement at Columbus, Ohio, on Monday,
in consequence offs female slave being taken from
the custody OF gentleman in whose charge she had
zen placed. The Journal says:
She originally belonged to John Tyler, ex-Presi
dent of the United States. Mr. Tyler gave her to
his daughter the wife of the Rev Dr. Dennison, an
Episcopalian clergyman, living in Louisville. Ken
lucky. short time since Mrs Dennson died in
Louisville, leaving young babe and Mr.. Denn
son requested a relatis of the family, DR.. Miller,
then on a visit to Kentucky and who was about to
return to Virginia TO take charge of the girl whose
name 10 Rosetta Armstrong, whom he intended
nurse for his little girl
The doctor accordingly started with the girl Ia
his charge; but the state of the Ohio river made it
necessary for him to take the railroad. He reached
there on Saturday night, and the did not
leave on Sunday, he was compelled to lie over
The news soon spread through city that slave
was in our midst, and VIM. B Ferguson, a col3rd
Baptist minister, made complaint before the Judge
OF Probate and the sheriff was dispatched, at II
O'Clock on Saturday night, to take charge of the
girl. On Monday she was brought before court
and as she expressed desire to remain in free
State, she was placed in charge of guardian. If
she shall hereafter wish to return to her friends in
Virginia there will probably be no obstacle thrown
| In her way.
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Our RELATIONS WITH sFAIN.-The Washington
Union says:
The Spanish Minister of Foreign AHairs. in the
session OF the Cortes the 10th Of February is re-
ported to have said that the Spa nish goveInmet t
had ordered q new examination of ell the questions
pending with the United States to the end of decid-
ing speedily what is JUST This is probably a pre-
minister.
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CorILLoN PARTY.-We invite attention
to the advertisement OF Mr. Duesberrg, announc
ing the fifth OF his series of cotillon parties for Mon
day night These social gatherings have thus far
proved very pleasant, and we are informed that
the interest of this one will be enhanced by the
presentation oil silver cup to Mr.. D., by his pupils
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Rosror, March II The schooner Ieies faph mas
been lowed into Dennis with loss OF mests Gap
tain Wickerson was badly injured by failing mast
schooner Springfield, from New York tor Poftiand
ashore at Chatham on the 9TH, Is tull oi water
The cargo, was saved in q damaged state
The storm of Friday at Nantucket, Nc" Bedford
Barustable snd other places, was the most severe
that has been experienced for years.
GENEVA, N Y, March IA fire commenced
last night on Seneca street, which completely de-
stroyed the stores occupied by C. Spier, j. w
smith, Manthal & Kohn and S. S. Lobb. l-oss
about one hundred thousand dollars. 4 portion OF
the loss was covered by insurance.
PHILADELPHIA March l5.-Tne police made
descent last night upon gambling house In Ches.
nut street below Tenth which they found ia tuil
operation The bank and apparatus was captured
and twenty-seven persons were ldade prisoners,
mostly Southern and Western merchants.
OGDENsBuRG, N Y, March IA snow storm
commenced yesterday afternoon and still contin
ues drifting much. The ice Is yet good across the
st. Lawrence.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is -Copous showers OF
rain fell here this morning, accompanied with
thunder and lightning.
CONCORD March 1.-THE greater part OF the
town of Bath, Grafton county, has been burnt, and
at latest accounts the fire not subdued.
PROVIDENCE, March 15.-The lumber yard of
Messrs. 5. & n P. Burrows was damaged by fire
last night to the extent of 600.
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GUNPOWDER T Il A-Einest quality
~ imported Black Teas, low priced; Maccaroni
and Vermcelli, fresh and prime; just received and
for sale by RAWLINGS MILLER,
NH 8 Cor Pearl and Cary SITS.
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The regular functions Of the body cannot go on
while the Liver, the great regulator of the system,
is out of order. Salow Skin, Headache, Heaviness,
Pain in the sidc. Indigestion, and q complete pros
traticn of the system OF the evils which
follow TO dissipate ell these bad effects, take CAR
TER's SPANISH MIXTURE. II regulates the Liver'
and imparts life and vigor to the weak,
ted and enfeebled a single bottle frequently suf-
fees in such cases. Try it,
ERRArUH.-In yesterdays Dispatch, in
the Article signed IA Presbyter," for Hsb. v, read
Heb. vi
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The CAPITOL SQUARE seems now TO De
the head quarters Of strolling beggars, who posi-
themselves in the various avenues to ask aims OF an
who nav pass them. We have now amongst Us,
men women and children who seek no other meth.
cd Of mailing living than by begging, and as an o.
them are from other States, the OveTseers OF tne
Poor should have them taken into CUSTODY ana SEN
back to the place from which they came w nIo
standing at the corner of Wall and Main streets pes
terdsy morning, we saw woman spp.oao,n Fais
her OF re n emep and rehearsing most peeou Iaio
of sick ness and other msfortunes, soiictea
Each If them save her something and she ieIs te ~
verv much delighted with her success since shen
we have learned, that far from begging iLo ne
cessty, she is The owner of handsome stocH o,
groceries on Main street, not far from the CIV ~
eoprt b.nss and hssan abundance TO live on w e
wise our readers therefore, to give neither ala
nor comfort to thes street beggars aiI OF wnon a.
donbttess ioposters but to seek deserving oDJeGs'
and there are enough in our midst, on whom 10 Dc
stow their charities.
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CHRISTIAN & LArHRop are BOW receiy-
ing their Spring stock of DRY GOODS, to which
they would cali particular attention, they will be
sold pcry lotc for cash NH Is
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DOARDING.--Gen can oe aecon
Id modated with Board by applying AZ tne rs g
a.nsa al aha lata Thomas j. Glenn, bfoad street, e
tween 9Th and TN Day Boardsrs can be . ssss.
dated. - -
E1OR RENT, DAT AND CORN LAM W.
i well enclosed. and very psedsstss.I,saalI mo.
CLASH Tsa'' pear Gedainss Tavern, nh - -
DACKING YARN-In store ana iof s"''
NH Ia Smith L HAYWOOD, % NAH ~
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eyHEAp FTTRNITITRE. FOR CASH.
DROAD STREET HOTEL GEO ":

DROAD STREET HOTEL -UrV,
ID WALKER having completed arrangements, W ~.
the purchase OF the above property, oegs IDS
IL vicinity and the travelling pubic that on and az
ter the 2sth March 1855 he will personally saph
intend he catering of the above ba.
he assures those who may kindly pat5onlAss, -
ala al be of the beat quality and style; and that 70
dltion to the extensive Improvement: new nsa .pr
Completed the houss win be refarnshsa taie 80
out, and every sxerton made to combine mat oon
fort with economy that has heretofore ehsfa''e''
ised bis old stand. an, ,yuvrR
NH Him dEU W. " fN1aN--~-
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DO BIS. FIG PASTE, something nice;
~ IS do Jujube Paste; 100 Lbs. Gum Drops; 100
do Conversation Lozenges just received and for
sale by S. BONAVITA l. CO,
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RiCHMoND MARKETS M 7e 7s--


,a,s 80 - , no eHhhse whstsver to note and we re-
nc" our quotations Of yesterday 1A0 VIC 'o-
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On CASES PRESERVED GINGER,
~ Just received and for sse by
NH Is S. BONAVITA l. co.
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ADJUSTMENTS
M USICAL CONVENTION
AfA THE RICHMOND
MUSICAL. CONUENTI0I

w SICA ALI CON ENTlON,
Under the direction of Messrs Lowell MASON
GEO. ROOT and w C. VAN METER will
meet In the vain street Second Baptist (Or How
S1TORDAY EVENING, March II,
Night ha'' pA'' o''0'A' ana CLOSE On TUESDAY
The exercises will consist of
LECTURES 8, CRTTICIS SINS,
DISCUSSIONS UPON VARIOUS MUSICAL To-
OF MUSIC. PsALMoDY and ANTHEMS.
~ One of the most Important subjects to be
brought before the Convention is the establishing of
SOUTHERN MUSICAL INSTITUTE, similar to
the Normal Musical Institute, New York, for the
purpose OF raising up Teacbers sud ChoristeTs fer
Churches and Schools in tbs South The Committee
satisfied. that il the musical wants Of the South
are ever to be supplied they must DO oy qualifying
sons and daughters for this important work.
- The hours Of meeting, time OF singing, dis
eassius various questions, &c. will be announced on
Saturday night.
~ The Convention viii close with GRAND
CONCERT in the First Baptist lpr. Burrows'l
Church. on Broad street. On TUESDAY night
Tickets to ell the Exerc'es Lectures and Concert,
30 cents. Tickets 70 the Coacart SO cts.
Tickets can be obtained eff the members of the
Sacred Mu'ic Sooie meL6erao of the Choirs Che.
risters, Teachers; at the various Book and Music
stores. and at tbs door
Asthers IS no difference in the price between the
Convention Tickets aud the Concert Tickets, the
COMMITTEES would suggest to all to purchase Convsu-
ton Tickets, and thereby be enabled to enjoy the
advantages Of the various Exercises well as the
Concert.
Tnose VINO 40 mol come Supplied with the Hal G.
lujab," can be supplied st the Church.
NoTE = Mr. VAN METER is now in the city, aid
ing in making all the necessary for the
Convention. Megsrs. MASON and ROOT are ex-
pected gu Saturday, P. NJ Should anything occur
70 prevent their being present due notice will be
siver; but the course indicated in the above ill be
pursued. NH l7-3t
"a COTILLON PARTY MR.. J. C.
~ DUES SHERRY respectfully announces that
go the fifth of his series of Cotllon Parties viii
LIE take place ct his Hail. corner of Ninth and
Bread streets on Monday evening, March 10
Tickets Of admission 81. NH I7-2tt
MI METROPOLITAN HALL.
w YNN'S MINIS TRELS
AND BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE,
WIN give series of Concerts, commencing MON.
DAY Evening, March 10.
- See SMALL BILLS.
g9- Admission Cards IS cents. No half price
Es~ Hoors open at o'clk. Performance to COM
memo at 8 O'Clock.
JN0. A LYNN Manager
NJ. d EDMONDS, Musical Director
R. G. HILSEE, Agent
NH 15-3t*
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L e CIT r e 3, TTICISMS
DISCUSSIONS UPON VARIOUS MUSICAL To-
PICS. ILLUSTRATIONS OF VARIOUS STYLES
OF MUSIC, PSALMODY and ANTHEMS.
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= DOZ. Cans fresh PEACHES; do. To
- matos DO. Peas; just received and for sale by
NH IS s. BONAVITA & CO, rs Main st.
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DERUVIAN GUANO-Mexican Guano;
IL De 8urg's Super Phosphate Lime; Bone Dust
always on hand and for sale by
NH Is S McGRUDER'S SONS.
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JOB PRINTING
4 q

WE FIND that our articles please Gus
w TONERS, and we are receiving this day fresh
supply of FRUITS, &c, large supply of Preserves
and fresh hermetrcay sealed Fruits, Of svery kind
Now is the time TO buy; selling cheap. Don't
forgot to cali at No. 76 Main street.
NH II S. BONAVITA l. CO.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

Fitnf,g, Some gave al tsad3 4ns
senlteHsa tnlats - tae l9uaa ],
Commerce, that "it " tine anJlt@aea
lad toas killing tish fot cniesnleot
thts touses 80 wreta ot 9lses,o,la
geusiemau sha eases rs ioieI j, e.
!sH s-
tin the uanie ai aelge. aan. ii I'D
madr FISH - Is ealeG, wias difference
s.oes It maha Il | enjoy the ki'llus u,
tie tstoft | ear them Yea voail
Lave none tut fisherman by aaae to +,
IT. aa5 taen you wonll farc It's m,,t
sd, rtayef and 4 ptous sautrtioe >,
each =! 0r Ea3!oek that 4e Killed aud
II ~ ctance 'ue Old HAlov, sitting ~ tao
boat A. his work should ios mon4s il
tnA there VAS. after ali lutte fua an.l
i htJc pleasure III his business, .nu
would havc him take roun lusu auh
al. i.a and drop on his knees to ass f.,
stren"@s Iur tar $50 vi thhktt'g there VS.
sport ~ lishlag
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Getting Married.

Ii is curious to some to note how peo
pies IDEAS Of preparation for this species
Of Amusement. vary Moze and Liz
stake notion to each other Mozs buys
second hand bed.,ead, three wooden
chairs, table, smatl looking glass and
a light stand While Lize provided hen
feather bed, four sleets and two cove rlids,
a table cloth and six towels, some intle
minor arrangements, with a disrosi,,on to
make the aes, of every thug forthwith !;
two dollars are paid for the minister's
blessing upon their Joint adventure ca
housekeeping tho scene whereof Is a
thrre.story back resal, with u seyeu-py-
nine chamter attached, where the first
baby is born before either parent is o.
age. Mr.. Count the cost, on tue other
lsnnd, never thanking oil s,hs .,aatts1 aal,i
lac is thirty. courts Mas Prudence for
fourteen years, rerpetually putting OF the
"happy day." because he hain'l got quite
enough to buy nine story marble front
on Style street, and furnish two suus o'
reception rooms IN ebony and silver; pre-
pairing (tor such acgusi,'on) to waI
until both are too old - almos, to be glad
the suspense is ended. They get the big
house, have a grand wedding, grea
many enemies, few friends and nc
children. After two sump'uous funerals
and a long lawsuit, the property is a
Ilsngth equally divided between The
"Timbuctoo Female Moral Reform Asso
ciatlon,' and the Lawyer, who contests
the will la behalf Of blind cousin, wht
fights on the ground OF insanity" al
leging the long cour'ship OF the parties a
|. evidence thereof. The cousin being a
length ruined, the "Timbucloo' director
compromise by paying the opposing
counsel's fees and costs, and the marbl
front. with all its belonging is convef,e'
into cash. Ten years ait,rward the book
. Of the sexton, and the stone in the ceme
try are the only records OF the exis.enc
OF Mr. Count. t.ihc-cost aud his torgotte
bride Funny world, very.
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$NlstttIalleoits.
Communication BetWe n San
Francisco and New Orleans IN
Eight Days The Teleg saph
Through Mexico.

We mentioned some time ago that
Mr.. J. x. Doyle, al entcrprlslns young
had left this city Tor San
Bias, with the intention OF making the
Journey through Mexico to Vera Cruz
with an eye to the establishment OF an
overland express from the Gull to the
Pacific IN time to connect with the steam
,r, on this coast bound to San Francisco,
and those on the Gull returning to New
Orleans.
Mr.. DOYLE returned from his tour oil
on the last steamer, and gives
highly favorable report oil the pfac'iea-
bil,y oil his enterprise. The port o.
Manzauillo, in the state oi ColIma, VIII
hereafter be the intermediate depot Of the
Nicaragua steamers between San Fran
cisco and San Juan. II is MI Doyie's S
idea to ran an express across the country
from Nanzanillo Of Vera Cruz ard back
again. This be done, without dlh'
Guilty In five days. The road, The whole
r,v !. in excellent order, not only tor
e3uriers. 6ut he reports that an express
WAGON can be driven over II without th'
slightest officially,
Should he carry his project into opera
non, the trip from New Orleans to San
Francisco can easily Be made in tairte eer
or allowing for contingencies not no9
foressen. in tide.n iavs 4 thf outside
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EceLEsIAsrrcAL TRlaL-The Pres
by,ery Of Louisville have lately been Try
ing Miss Mary Kate Shaw, who killed
man in Kentucky, abou. eighteen
months ag,. We extract IRON the pro.
Gee !ings of the session in the following !:
There were ten men bers Of the Presby.
terry present. r. Valentine acted as mode
rator. More than year ago young
lady. a member OF that church, killed C..
G.. Martin. who at the time Of his dealt,
was engage in an atfray with het brother.
The provication given by Martin TO both
the brother and sister, to the latter ol
whom he was engaged to be married, was
one OF the most aggravated character -
Tue young lady was tried before the
Examining Cou,t aud acquitted tic mat.
ter was brought before the grand Jury,
and they refused to indlct her. The
Corouers Jury also failed 10 find any
accusa,iol again.t hcr. She was then
broae.t before the s5hufa Session aud ac.
quiucI ny tia, body, by so'c af three &c
TWO.
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BEAUTY Let me see lemalc ros
se,4ing the beauty Of tneek sad nod
est department ii IA eye that BIZ
peaks Intelligence and purity within Of
the lips that speak no guile, lie. NE see III
her kinI and benevolent dispoauan, a
heart tnat cat sympa,hise with dist, css,
aud | Ell never ask ior tue beauty taal
dwe!ls ia ruby lips" or'AoHins tres
ses, "or'snowy hands or the forty others
eteetefas upon whica oar poets hsveg bar
ped Tor SO many ages, these fade when
touched by th@ hand d time. bot ,hos.
ever eallrlHs qualt'es II tbt Aeat shal
ooti've the resgn At ttmc, su'! 3 sog hrl-
glitter A. t'i" apra ID etrgt..s tQli