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Written for the Winchester Appeal
GOING AWAY.

A CHRISTMAS LAY,
DEDICATED TO THE PRINTER JUNIORS PHI,
by HIS OLD rRlENp--THE poET--QUIz
Christmas is a-coming
And the schoolgirls are a-going,
Going away. l,. 4.
Poor Billy's all in tears
Because the pretty doars
Are
Going away.
But my advice is, friend Billy,
Not to take on so silly
Because they are
Going away.
They want to get away from books,
And see how the "old home" looks
That's the reason the girls
Are
Going away.
They want to see their Mamma,
And little sissy Nanny
don't blame 'em
For
Going away.
At home they'll have frollc,
One more rousing Christmas rollc,
Which they can't have
Without
Going away.
At home there's no school laws
To bolt out "Santa Claus"
They'll hang up their stocking,
And not think it shocking,-
I've good mind to 60 with item,
Going away.
But, Billy, New Year, they'll come back
From home to school good luck
But then there's this about it:
You need not shed any tears
Because the little deurs
Are
Going away.
For III tell you what's what,
You may believe it or not,
They love old Tom-Cat at home, they do
Better far than they love you,-
And so they're
Going away.
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s8r A large and beautiful Cumber.
land Presbyterian Church is to be erected
in this place as soon as practicable. The
site is secured, and very soon the work
will commence. NJ
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DW~ James Campbell is fully prePar
ed to supply all with Christmas confec
tionaries. His oranges are fine.
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FAST BOYS TRIUMPHANT.

A0x 0Vx - AAx " 0AA AAAANA'
We clip the following from an ex.
change:
School Punishmentin ST. Louisville
Board Of School Directors in the city
ofSt. Louis, have passed the following
resolutions:
THAT henceforth no teacher will be
allowed to in1ict blows on the head in
any manner; that the use Of the rattan
or like instrument upon the hand is
prohibited; and that bruising or MAIN
ing the hand, or any other part of the
body, will not be tolerated.; and this
Board wish it distinctly understood
that, in accordance with powers re-
served in their rules, they will consid-
er departure from such restrictions
good cause for immediate discharge
from the service of the Board"
Now, to all this, literally construed,
we give our cordial assent. But the
Board Of Directors say one thing to
mean another. They mean simply
that teachers shall shear lessons" "ed-
ucate mind" and form the manners of
youth without the power to stimulate
Incidence, reprcss insolcnce, subordin-
ate obstinacy, or even to check insult!
Before we could consent to fret away
our spirits in such a vocation, we
would "turn kitten and cry NEW under
truckle bed" The food-gates of
devilment are being wide opened up
on us. The mother and the school
master can do more for the civilization
and christianization of mankind than
all the legislation of the times. But
mere moral suasion is incompetent in
the family and in the school, as univer-
sal experience has proved. 1t was
the opinion of Solomon that "loolish-
ness is bound up in the heart of a
child, but the rod of correction will
drive it from him"--that the rod must
be used and mot spared for his cry
Ing" But Solomon was an "old fogy,"
and lived in the dark ages! Since the
relaxation of discipline in school, there
are more scholars turned oft, but they
are not 80 profound, nor half so moral
as those Of the illustrious age of the
Johnsons. Addisons, Popes and Gold
smiths, when discipline was respect
ed. The world is to be reformed and
reformedby just such long-earcd gen
try as this "Verges and Dogberry"
Board ofSchool Directors at st. Louis,
until we shall be plunged into the
scenes o the French Red Republican,
ism, and "chaos come again" But pa
rents and school masters can decide
for themselves. But for one we sub
NIT that you may as well attempt to
train the wild ass of the Arabian de.
sert without bit in his mouth, or harness
on his back, as to educate an Ameri-
can youth without the use of whole
some discipline.
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MBER.-There will be no paper
from this office next week on account OF
Christmas, and wish to get things fair
ty Strengthened out to commence another
year.
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A. JOURDAN's STORE,

A. JOURDAN'S STORE,
WINCHESTER. .........T TENNESSEE.
Just received this morning,
200 cans Oysters,
100 boxes Sardines,
4 barrels Oranges, "
2 do Lemons,
do Almonds,
3 dozen Pine Apples,
so kegs Figs,
100 lbs. Pound Cake,
100 do Sponge Cake. iiaf II
10 boxes Raisins,
500 lbs. Kisses,
10 boxes stick Candy,
8 do fancy,
10 do Cheese, ~ ~. iHt8 (
10 do Christmas articles, ~. n.
. $ do Toys, s.n IN ..,-..
20 do Dry Goods, sA.
All Of which will be sold cheaper
now than ever!
Also, an assortment Of JEWELRY on
hand. l A. JOURDAN m
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Hkg. We sec that Messrs. Russ &
Dashell, late Of the Shelbyvlle Exposit.
or, have purchased the Chattanooga Ga
zette, and intend to commence the publ
cation OF it very soon. We wish them
abundan, success
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FOR THE APPEAL.
Messrs. Edit0rs-Permit stranger
in transitu, that had the pleasure last
night of enjoying an eloquent sermon
at the Methodist Church, to leave this
testimonial of the eminent worth and
promise of the talented young minis
ter, who, as | learn, has been reappoin-
ted to this station.
Upon the expansive brow of Rev.
F. A. KlMBELL nature has written
gentleman. His speaking face is
Methodistic, open, frank, humble, sim
cere, earnest energetic, ahable, yet
stern and bold. 1t is very rare to wit
ness one so young filling a pulpit with
so much of easy, captivating and pow
erful oratory. Although an OCCASION
al church-goer, have not this year
listened to a sermon of such depth,
comprehension and intclligibleness as
that of last night. His church may
well be proud of this gifted and impet'
uous defender of her faith. When
this rising star shall have eliminated
he will evidently shine as one of the
first magnitude. But not to tire YOU
adieu. PILGRIM.
December Is, 1856.
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R6g Our carrier is sick this week, and
if any fail to get their papers. please call
at the office and be supplied.
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WINCHESTER,
CROWD!! CROWD!!

CROWD! CROWD!!
An A. JOURDAN'S STORE,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
Why To plrchase the best bargains ever
offered in Winchester. He has just returned
with large stock OF
Christmas Articles,
Dry Goods, ...I ,a'
COmcCtiOMaricS,
Toys and Varieties.
We think he ought to be competent to give
satisfaction to lis customers both as to price
and to good selection Of goods, having had
ten years experience in one Of the largest
houses in Paris, (FRANCE), that great me
tropois of tasteand fashion.
We would say to the public, if you want
good bargains aid CHEAP GOODS, 90 and see
Jourdan, as thee are but few in the many
that daily throne his store that are not Suits
fled with him after giving him trial.
Decl9 3m
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BES~ The court house at Pulaski was
destroyed by fire last week. 1t was a
magnificent edifce, and its loss must be
felt by the county.
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KENTUCKY-OFFICIAL.
ARKANSAS.
CALIFORNIA.

We have not received the official
returns from this State yet, but enough
to show that Buchanan has carried it
by ten or twelve thousand. As far as
heard from the vote stands:
Buchanan 10000
Fillmore $4,000
Fremont 10000
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Maine.

Returns from every county, mostly
official, have been received. The
vote stands as follows
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MISSISSIPPI.

Not official, but as far as heard from
stands for
Buchanan 35,472
Fillmore 2l,l27
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Dec. 10, 1856.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements iserted at one dollar per
square for the first and fifty cents for each
subsequent inserti0. A liberal discount
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TEXAS.

TEXAS.
Several counties yet to hear from.
, Buchanan's majority will be between
ten and twelve thousand. As far as
heard from
Buchanan l0,577
Fillmore 5,4l6
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AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.


That the Board OF Trade is alive IN, i,pc,t,. r
procuring correct return. oiour agricultural proi..,
ciu doubt There is not man in the ,ourt-y ob H. , .
live to it IL be has given the subj c moment. tlo,
H'cn iho i-unors, ~ho Jealous D iuur, On th.m.c,,
i"di'dmil' refuse t. supply uc information will ,I
"i the value of such statistics 90 th, colutr, a hr.c
sl"ll therefore be- anSiou Know to know whether
h nest session of Parliament thc Government wiu 'hss
i"t courage to pas, measure BOO acouriucs with ft.
courage 90 pass measure iu .Ccouiinec sib ihe We've
"i hrcomuiucc which Boo june last recommended such a
.-i-iaiion 10 Requires -ouc courage. iu consequence
'' i"r hn--h asieutuli.t- Who's iyous perhaps. Che
Minister na, br morc than .udy iusiou. % secure, or
ou account of the vSpcns, which t entails even 3.u
h,ng ol impoftiic, To- a Chancellor iu be time of war
iiu if it bc necessary Co propuatc tc farmer. and 90
h-Itcn 's much pu.c che expense of tlc var there
arr other c-e- and other expense vch t r riebt anI
necessary Co consider. There were tslyi good number
90 hI,ii riots throughout che country aud lc popuI,
uthcr rorcail, idi tc blame ,ttnc door OF che Minis.
t,l- Although the arguments vcr, not yery logical We
mli .ul bc permitted to ask whether our G.,erusft.
.sc done 100 boo tl,f power to pIcycut those violent Ha.
especially whether. after fIe recommendation of OBJ.
f,i ifucufIt committee uf u.l -t.-0r fhrv will be
wholly en'Iiics~ should such riots aZau occur
through tr- rt oi Uit proper precautions, As fb the
Nest o tc uudt .iHkug 90 Is ur amoiucu to i com.
- ed iu comparison with tlc increased expense to ie
fd low o thc cummon,-t nccc~st,s Vi hic. ina letter
oi W. turds which Published 1t thc cid OF October
% 49, calculated tItwc then paving Tor thc mouth
consumption of Nhcat l1uuUUuf muir tlru 40 the ssue
period BOO last year The result. oi tht Scottish 1afi
cultural .tatstc- compel us 90 make deduction tom
h- estimate. The tact % which be- testified, and with rc.
regard 20 which hi testimony valuable was the .,.r
age yield per scrc the fact which hc took for granted
tie number OF acres allotted the whc, throughout tlc
county, from the Soent 90 John-oGtoars That fac' is
mee gcss-relied on 81 j. true, pretty good gi,4
10y the bcit authorities. but still guess aud probai,
bunder. Mr.. Caird calculated This hypothesis
the wheat crop OF the present year would be l5O0OO
quarters The startling tevsations of ihc Scottish sta
ucs lead 10 the conclusion that the acreage Of gaud
has been eckoued loosely that OF scotland the quan
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"4g'i,'d I, !, ,1'y L,"g;, 'oea Ro,,', at Ha'

- experience n curing disease will t. yr, ..
, sr sls y we i'..uins ie',s 't SYPHILIS. Cancer Gone
ton ~ The ioius aui kdnrys. Nrrsou. arfn .t Nd
arising from inpri-nce iu yolih, many arss a. tv r
required months and De- will guarantee. under f-f f ~ 80
diet. '' ''''''-'''n POI
r hirays Meinr Is strictly vegetable. and can l- cent La
Iy Z" HIt lr o e. niei sntrs. Pr.e SO Der p,es-
" a t- where the patients dissatisfied r1.f,
nni. one p1cknE- BE- warranted Dr,.t ,tr i.t,.
VI Murray ~ y Pratt street, baltimore Md tr1sf o. "A ana w.
Oh '' '''' 'i'''il'- i
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HARDWARE.
faLL IMPORTATION. Is

faLL IMPORTATION, 1855.
w, =. * O.. DOMAIN.
No. ~ Pearl ST., Richmond Va.
IMPORTERS ASD WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ FINE AND ur.yy
HARDWARE ttrIENN AND at ~.
III AVE received by ship "Fi-is." and -t-ana-r.,-->
"Atlsntic" and Pacific" from LaEiAnd their -
fsn importation of brmu CHAM and Si-fi.ld HARD
WAKE, Cl Iliki aud GUNS. and from
tfes ~ our oSu country fun and complete 81
AMERICAN GOODS. svlel With tsirrh.-
uion The most favorable and variety
stock worthy the attention ad examination - purchaser.
our krt
of Good ,ispi particularly s-.on stock d. very
full and c'inpl-t-.
f-u. f,sk~i ul raii- KuVe.
Rslaf.. ~ci.-ors and Sissr
I.sks Of ~ knds
ftlss - description
lulus Ware Ovens, Ac
shovel. and Siafrs
Az, saws. Hammers and Hach-,.
single aud Double barrel Gum MI HIn-.
Coal H,~is. F-ndcrs and Cudrr
Traess, l~r, tvl aud other Chain.
Steel Of did rent
Curry Combs Try Pans
Together With all osr articles usually line among which
~e ar particular 10 keep constantly anI complete
anil B1iLiisg Hsrdaas. '
We respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron literally
si"wv nlH IA Tor nuinlr %
anu vti-r o our ability and determination
r,uiaT house whatever AID thst 49,, t. nv,
W : A. DONNAN
u " ~ - s,,ss
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PIANOS roR HoLID.y PRrsr~T,

FENHE MODEL PIANO-In ths age Of mprove-.es5-sa=-
N nrut, when model ftrms- ships And4eSc<z1
He l'kr are m vogue p NASH has directonI
go, aiulacinre oi Model Piano. la which all
e ns' costly Instruments combined moderate sum Of
rSv hHiSri and sixty dollars It, richness tone simplicity
anu t-Nuiy OF design. style OF tnsh,
unique u : 50 constructed rs TO be used
a T,'ii with equal advantage ~ the
w have hand Pianos nearly ali r-rny
style hnh aud price, which good -rns 4, p-tsrs
bars as can ~ had At the North South West and every 10
"H'Aneu- y p. NASH.
Piano F,rfa III
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JaNnT PRINCE oFruE ,,oI - a.. o,y,o

'u- received another large supply n1pu.r us v
foirr lrr'Au u consists Of or letters af Ain.
'rs U NrNfutIa, Hunln1 Irisaltm .fFtsr,
'i i' h.r str wealthy Jew Egypt relstinr a. by
-' N ' scenes lrl eunief4 Incidents n th. He IL
st ' ''.." n Is r.urayon Calvary This / i.rr. ig
' ''i.-, ' .'' r'Fes. tmhrishe rh beautiful mussion.
"l 'n'f nos designs and executed ry fhe
i tAHe anEerr, of the beautiful and Inrr..os
, 'rr 0irtd o. ie ruhc Te subscriber Isnsrs 4-.nf
o.. ' f.''.u Too Nirrua Copies bc also N WOOD
rs'i e Murray ' ''' "''
Hr.y.l Ll ffrs-A A rhtuk. giving sermon delivered a, a
~ 'hur. .h King W.Har Nov i.c. BY Rev Walton erSs
l1. cents 90 '"' WV
@ y" g. h'es Lecture before The Young Mems Christian
'f''N' price i+r cents CHANLES WORTifAN
Man st
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HARDWARE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1883
- ~. MOOKE n CO.. EsJ-,,t,rs amt -,
Wse.aIi. Ie.iisr. Ia FOREIJ " Ndnd DO cXT
AhSILS HARDWARE, No. - Pearl street. oJ- SR/
dle from The tnaiufaciurrrs 10 England, full andS W
eop.' assortment Of Birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE and
t"n he nAuiaurers Ia us country. supply American
,i Their stock i nos laTs, eolnI Ia pArt
h"iseTs and Wostenholn's fine Pocket nd Knives
Pocket knive- Of l. :, 3, and blades
blk Bone hony Cocoa and Ivory Handle Pork.
iN"ty tahile knives and Forks of and ss psces
halors oi Wade Blieher' Rodgers ana r,Ayr
manufacture Of every style Al quality
Sei-sor- ana slitars, Of vaFou. makes a
single atd Double sarTe Guns, very superior
Pistols Rihr-, RIFE Barrels aad M0untinss
Ira'r iatgr Log Wsll fth aud Tongue Chains
Axe ~ Collins aEd simmons nal
Hand and PAuur saw, Hammers md
WILL Pitt, Gross Cut aud Circular Saws
spade and siovvls Of Aues' Rowland other
AuVil- Vices, and Smiths F-lox-
seige and Hand Hammers, and seu Plstes
Shear and Cast STEEL square and ociAgon
ossrngs, horse and Mole shoes, aud Horse Nails
Mre selves and s7'ters, Coffee Mni-
hftile fliiugs, No-isd Reus and
Locke, Hinges AMI Screws of every description
Planes, Chi-tls Aurtrs and FTles. all inds
Platform ana Counter Scales Pat
English, American, and g. ID. Percussion
Hay And Manure forks, 2, 3, ~ prong
Tea rays anu NaieE-and all other In Hard
Stores - ~ - 'N
A. goods purchased for ASH or ,h mo-,
terms sud selected exclusively Tor The Virginia CaroA ap
tennessee Trade feel confident on, sirour ndrrrns
I" merchants visiting this city, respectfully Invite them - A
sHlain OF our stock, determined
REGULAR house "a this, OF any Of the Northern cities
All orders carefully and promptly attended to aasn
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ANDREWS Il JESUP,
COM Nj lSSlON NJ NTS

stEAH kNeNt~ HiLrKs, n-Is. HgTfNs grc
Importers and Dealers in Manufacturers Articles.
Nh. G7 PINE STREET. NEW YORK.
" n Agents Beach Iron Work, Steam
Engine. aud Boilers.
Sc Exclusive agency New York Lowell Machine Shop
IN L
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5. aNnIrM ALLEN.-rhrou.h Oh. unll..n... ., NJ. n.

~ 5NDttit AiiEN.-rhrough the ua,ii-n-ss n NJ
81 'oi TIE puhlsh w. have above work laid On o
hh - clartci,rs we'll sustained particularly tb, M
"r. te i'Afc.l' and crd nature Of the apura,
h lr Really, the author Erts poEeIl bslr.,,ins
i- lir,r pt'usss of another
arh p'rirHy~ihe Couetd hsrrlsss ,r0B.Gn Prom Mar
stacy w. turn Eit iolng aud fud relief n
lovely daughter. F' ''' ''so h MS
W uins E;h N.u" the ittf have .--u from s,,h
efN pen Mas H1t hc r authors ff fort lrisfir Ilbgs
EDITH 'LLyN OR LIFE IN VIRGINIA BY Laurence N,vu.
Price fi-Punishsi by
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ger wORLp's JIBILEE-ay As,, sals,s.-

a. Si.unn i sister o. hat able devoted minister Dr.
W N-to formerly Pastor o the Presbyterian Churb
H ''ii o. rni one ui ihr vctut Of the 100 fl
' lf object ~ The Worh Jubilee prove that M. world a
E .fii and Dot destroyed ani saints =, their psr
.u,l 'nie % " but iIst sey that the writer presnt.
' AAirs m slrouk light aud rnforces
fi fi power THE a1rs l. wreu with decided and
AN t rrru' Th profit md tvanasv ~ those Who dssrut
iinIi EsligfHn4 Hrff Ii.h,so..J
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NOlthlWVtOn, both Ma
proceeding London
other route, Tor ~. time
rAssAGI TEON BEoiIN.
First Cabin Main Saloon, slsu First Cabin Lower slO;
Second de- 500
Az letters and through the
No bills Of ladg viii lie signed parcels the Of
sailing
~ Al experienced surgeon : attached 10 ship
For freight passage, apply q II. SAND,
~ south William -, New York,
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FALL slPpIN.
n Nlik subscribers receiving
n ply of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GtNs A. ~NI-rS
direct from 'ie manufacturers X<
n part Of f1IR
"Rogsrs" .wosenhoins" and Wv Butehsr'." Pt-t ,r
Table Cutlery ' 'o'e-' anu
Wv bncr'" ceehrsisd C ? Fie. every variety aud in.
Do flriner, Socket aud Milwrigl,i. ChI..i.
Patent Enancli and Timed Tea and s.uc- Pan.
ChNius of every
horiice Rim, Chest. and All other I.s-k.
spar Jackson saws. Of every sfy-
Together With couplc,r Of
FArmers, l'oukrr and Others ~hIch or a, lou ,s a.
eAsi OF To PlnctaAi eusiomers q. J. SlNTON A
reli o the trcuIar So. 1
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HAVE Won Ur,nr,,,C

II To III Y lNVI, IIfI-
ItH than of n.,iinv
NOTICES ~ rHE PRESS.
.Frou the Bo.ion Evening Traveller
"lt~ writer's style Is easy nowng and graceful Va.
' i-tl 70 f'e ihs YORK place among s best
From the Baltimore Sun.1
Ihe work abounis with will read with ,.l,ht
..,. A NORRIS. Publisher.
ll-. " VI. 49,
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY ~ isiNs. .t:SEAII.iSIINENT.
OFftCE, No. 3 JOHN STREET.
uusts BHntpw NV NuHE.
TSNiE uniefsi, propritors o this ks'sb-nn-nt
long Vi'~ senior partner Of hr hn, Nathan HarTe
ior ~ years. l"u prosecuting their busih->at Lif
They have spared ne Efforts eNiusc, especially the
year. to 'Nct in all III, branches Of
crs,lul IN attaining high lgrce of we'll
machinery aud dressing different styles gooI-
practical artistic skill Ia iyeug finishing Ladies
snd Merlin" Drrr~ great improvements lave been made u
hrE" proportion Of these articles color
i- very nearly equal iu gn,s Crapr ShsN
Cloak, Ntuft-, Velvet
treated Faded and Stained gtsts nj rr-iyrd
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATEHED.
lic- aud Musiu Carpets, Kug Table
ssh kshn. pSmask and Mnre~n Curtains Beautifully Dyed
Also Rib,>s. iI"--ry. Glove, &c
Orl-rs Executed with ~ aud drst.stch
tio'His received and returned by ENprr--.
Cool. kcpi subject To s cisin 81 tA-
bARRtrr. NEpIIENS CO.
John street z doors from BTos.way, y. Y.
jtl4-,Gta.-lPl ''''' -
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rr-iHsA -'asu ssSSH.L sBvsHr-sa Hruss. ~ xAssA
- ,nPoHTA>r no EyEn,u BODY.

luPOHTA>r no EyEHsIBODY
u<ph TIE last ur-- have h-n business
known onls 10 y- ani comparatively. whom
have instructed r ~" - s2 each, ~hch has
At The rate Of from $500 tj PEI Annuu having made
sfrshSensn TO 10 EnroT~ spring.
business aui d"u of giving full
-'n Who WI remit me- - sum Of OSs Dol,s am Induced
" tc success have been favored W.
kno~i-gnent- have r-c-v til in The
Art and uho making t3 pr Err every
Peh chance TO nto Of
making sn, FORTUNE Th-r, IIrNsUG
h'fn snid To- kricrrncss ~ The i cis
Esd- IT. character aud can also rfr rn. Philadelphia
NJ Sri A. n this city, Nib hsv tu
w business aud Nhu Will tsfy that they
t' pr day al the IL either Iai.
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