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The true Democrat., 1856-09-09

| LITTLE ROC ARKANSAS. | HeF F4S, gsR. AND MRS. RICHARD. late Z PA l s]xsj1 4'E of the Pittefeld Young Ladies < 1 I4 | St5~ Institute, Mass, since nearly year y-[@ teachers ill Little Rock. assisted by of the best English teachers, will open tie second Weolnes- l day (l1th) of September next, in the State Bank building. opposite to the State House, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies in which a limited number oi pupils will be admitted, and where be sides an excellent Preparatory Department for En- gilsh an opportunity will be offered to study all the highest branches of science English Foreign and An cient Literature. also oeal and Instrumental mu sic in it's highest state of culture
 Curse ,f NudH-Thc course of studies will rn brace all the English branches; Spelling and Dctn ing. Reading and Rehearsal Grammar, Composition, Geography, l.. \. History, Penmanolip. Arithmetic. Algebra. Geometry, TrgoLometry. Astronomy. | nj yer>d History. Natural History Natural and Mental Philosophy Vocal Music in classes Cali,l hencs
 Oltio0al Curse Optional course will embrace Latin. Greek. French ltalian German aud spanish and extensively the Fine Arts. Drawing and In,tru mental Music. which of all the Fine Arts of the pIe- sent day. seems to be the most popular. and attracts most attention from both parents and children.
 Several teachers from the East and some from Flu rope, all graduates of tine highest merit. have been engaged; every one has his exclusive Department to attend to.
 The modern languages will be taught by natives of the different countries to which they belong and par cular attention will be paid to music ;,s every effort has been made to obtain fine result in that depart ment.
 The object of the Principals, whose career of teach ing for the last fifteen years in the United States m been very successful one. is to establish Female College, second to none in Arkansas. This they have selected for their tuurc home aud here they wish to bring their powers of usefulness and their every energy the task they have undertaken, adopted members of this community.
 A four years course of solid and ornamental Branch es will enttle the pupil to receive the diploma of the Institution
 To those wishing further information shall send circular with terms. etc. if they will make ap plication directed to US through the post office.
 F. RICHARD. Pfinciaa2.
 Little Rock Ark. July 29 1856 If
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Notice to all ,t nom it may Concern.

x compliance with instructions addressed to me by Fl Ihos. \. Hendricks. esq, Commissioner Of the General Land Oiice, N Oticr is hereby 2ltt;, ;u all whom II may c0ncern. That from tine st l., the 18th September next. l will hear any tc-ti!url that may be submitted to me. affirming or d4lhine the fact. whether tine following described lands weI, on the 2Sth September, lS50 of the character intend eel to be conveyed to tlc State of ArE;nss a- waln Land, by the act of that date or win. her they had been reclaimed by artificial means before that time If the parties desire it. and will incur the eyIe,se acompetent deputy will be despatched to the i.aud to ascertain bf actual ins econ its true character In tie examination greater weight will b. attached to testimony eciTed by oetSDna1 examination of wit neS-es than to any presented in the shape of any affidavit, or dep"sitons Each forty acre uact viii be examined into and reported upon as to its own merits.
 LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 22d. lS56. By request of the parties interested. I have C, IT, sented to eNtcul the time within which the testimo- ny above referred to- s to be offered to the St No- vemher proX. But testimony produced within the time originally prescribed. will he received and con Sidered by mc HENRY NJ. RECTOR.
 Surveyor General of Arkansas Aug. 26, 1856. St.
 Parts of Sections. Sec Town. Eonrc Area
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fer Men may lose by being too communi- cative The great laconic philosopher, Shirk, says "Keep shady, and if you see quarter on the ground, put your foot on it.'
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09

E~2 THE subscriber has just returned from New s- 9s 1 York with beautiful assortment of Gold '@A21and Silver Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Arti- cles, which he offers to the public on the most req sonoble terms for cash.
 All work in his line, done in good style and at req sonable prices M. DOTTER.
 Aug. ,, 1sss. fnl.
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70 3 W 0 R x

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work nat be urpase by any printing establishment in the
 We have procured, of hundred dol lars, of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which enables do book and pamphlet work in superior style and al very low Drices
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
ST. .MARY,S ACADEMY, Li1Ile Rock. ArkanSas.

UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY. VNlIIS Institution is beautifully situated on the l Square at the Corner of Louisiana and Elizabeth streets. The buildings spacious, a large brick addition being lately erected) and the extensive grounds offer delightful resort during the hours ot recreation.
 The course of studies will be solid and extensive, embracing the English. French and Italian langua- ge> History Geography, Philosophy including As tronomy and the use of the Globes; Arithmetic, Al zebra Botany Vocal and Instrumental Music. Draw ing and Painting and all kinds of useful and orna- mental Needle Work. Parents may rest satisfied that every attention consistent with the spirit of firm but mild government, will be paid to the comfort of tha young ladies placed at this Institute, whilst in, utmost care will be taken to nourish in their minds those principles of virtue and religion, which alon can render elucation profitable. No undue influence shall be exercised over the religious opinions of tn pupils; however, for the maintainance of good order all will be required to conform to the externa discipline of the house. The Scholastic year. whic commences on the first Monday in September, is di vIed into two Sessions of five months each.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
SUGAR AND COFFEE
AN hand. and for sale at the cash store by
 " Aug. ), 1856. M OSBORN

f store house and premises, situated immedi mn 1----a atey on the road leading from Dardan [, Danvie, at Chickelah, ill Yell county. The prcIni- ses includes of land with large cominodioul, thereon and situated in the midst of thriving and popuous neighbOrhood It k one of the best colln- try situations for selling goods in this portion of the Statc
 will also sell fine upland farm, containing about three hundred acres. situated about two miles from Chickclah, and in q high state of cultivation.
 For further particulars, address the undersigned at Chickclah, Ycll county, Ark.
 Aug. 25. lS.6. If JOSEPH IDTPF
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TERMS:
Board and Tuition per Session of five

Young ladies who may spend the vacation at the Academy will be charged at the rate ot Slo % per month hEpavmeuts to be made in advance, and no deduction will be made if any pupil leave before her Session shall have terminated except in case of sick nesS
 oBsERvA ATIoNs.
 To prcvent interruption in the classes, visits will be limited to Thursdays and made to the pupils only by parents and guardians, or persons authorized by them. Besides the uniform, which will consist of mer together with black silk aprons. each young la dy will require eight changes of linen.
 Bulletins will be transmitted at the close of each session to parents and guardians informing them of the health and proficiency of their children. or wards All communications addressed to Mrs. MARY AL rHoNsUs CARTON, Convent of Mercy Little Rock, Arkansas.
 The terms and regulations of the Academy of St. Anne at Fort Smith, are the as those of St. Mary.
 Address Mrs. MARY TERESA FARRELL, Convent of Mercy Fort Smith Ark.
 Auc 26 lS56.-3 m.
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NASHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE
 ACADEMY.

or the Clilndlc, tuc or the IOCa ton, and the proverbal morality of the community by which it is surrounded, render it of the most desirable points to which public patronage could be directed The Principal would beg leave to remark that he will spare no efforts to inst into his students sound and practical information, well moral and high toned principles. The school is built up upon permanent basis. and for the last year has prospered beyond all expectation.
 The buildings are large and convenient, and special attention will be paid the comfort and wants of the boardcrs.
 Borad, washing and fuel per month. s7 to % Tuition in the Elementary Department. 10 OO Tuition in the Academic Department. SIP 5ot l5 oo Music including the use of Instrument . P SC Continpent l %
 The music department will be under the supervi- sion of Mrs Hudgins.
 Students received at any time during the session and charged only from the time of entrance. No deductions made for absence, except in of pro tracted sickness.
 THOS. D. HUDGINS, Principal.
 Nashville, Hsn.ostead Co.,, 44rk.. Aug. A, 1856.
 Sept. ?, 1856 ly
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LAST CALL


A BOUT to go East for new Stock, those indebted "A will oblige me greatly by paying up.
 Anr. 3. lS5h. D. R HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

oIAnn LBS Castings. Wash Pots Skil!es ~OUV Ovens and Lids, Dog Irons, Waggol Boxes, assorted lot of Iron and Nails.
 Aur. 26. 1S56 D. BENDER
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ARKANSAS COLLEGE.
pOBERT GRAHAM. A. M. President an,

I(OBERT GRAHAM, A. M, President and Prof LC of Moral Philosophy etc;
 T: B; VAN HORNE A. M., Prof of Languages; 'OllN M' FEl IlGREW, A. B. Prof. of Natura
 Sciences.
 DAN,L C. BOWLING. Tutor in Mathematics: TALlAFERRO BOSTICK, Tutor in Languages; J. M. TEBBETS, Secretary: J. H. SHERMAN, Treas surer;
 WILLIAM THORNLEY, Janitor
 :, The halls of this popular College having beer thoroughly renovated will be open for the reception or students on Monday Sept. s, lS56 Although stu dents may enter at any time during the Session it i of it. '''0 "0' 'i''-i'' T, The Institution includes a PRIMARY. ENGLISH PREPARATORY and CLASSICAL Department, in eacf oi winch the course is thorough and extensive suited to Scholars SCI at all periods of advancement. Fol heathfulness and beauty of location the convenience and elegance of the buildings and internal fixtures ana the ability ofits Faculty, Arkansas College is moi surpassed by any similar institution in the South ol
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
 Hutton in Primary Department term of five

UI1Oh m Primary Department, term of five q, .. months .:. ............... ..... $ g co I Tuition in English Department. term mos Is % T I uiuon m Primary Department, '' < 15 % Tuition in Classical Department, ' '" 20 co Fees Always in advance. No extra charges.
 Good boarding, including washing and necessary attention in respectable families, S2 70 per week. For printed Catalogues and any farther inforna- ton, apply to ROBT. GRAHAM. Prest. Fayetteville. Arkansas
 Au0
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY JOHNSON & Y ERKES.
one year, in advance,......

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 TERMS OF ADVERTISING. Transient advertisements will be inserted for per square en lines eSs for the first insertion and 50 for each suIsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30. cards and other exceeding one square, sl0 per annum.
 To Advertisers. To persons desiring advertse the True Democrat ny presents stronger inducements than other paper inc ate It has by far the largest subscription listis very peseray read in every county iih list of nearly jour 4onsand regular subscribers it is read by not less than eight or fn thousand persons every week The True Democrat, therefore, presents the public the best medium for adyer- ,isinp-the most remuneratIVe.
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NAH,SI NAIISs

for sale by NEWbERN tE HUGUFS' July 29, 1S56
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TERMS OF ADYgRTIgIWG.

subscribers already upon books avail themselves of these by paying and forming clubs A cIgb rates, payments must ai1ays be m ddoaRcc.
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For the True Democrat Our Liberties.

PARTIES AND PARTY NAMEs-THE TORY AND THE WHIG-THE REPUBLICAN AND THE FE- DERALIST-THE DEMOCRAT AND WHIG-TuE DEMOCRAT AND KNOW NOTHING
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Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute

Charleston, Franklin County. Aug. 1856. f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-21
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP
Again In Motion.

'INHE sntsrrit-f would respectfully infsym the
81. 90. hs ~ hFS rrr,sp.sr me t.rr. Hr-
comm 20 - MACHINE SHOPS iatsiy arrur,.
81 ~ Zimmerman a Go. 10 Cbarls.town sGt IN
49, y, '..'I - here NJ hn.irr's oi REPAIR
lNG 49, MAKING MACHINES 10 ors-f. b. m.
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IN ~ 20 have his work done m me hest sud most
...niial msnnsf AID ~ price. Hui. more "a.
ESQ hefeiHiofs eeatF-d ~ ibis shop
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SsiUhg 90 his hnsinss. ID. unfrrslrssd 49,.
in eo1'iieisitHn - his ilmisd means itst s.,.,,-
"ff' - no. ihihE - f-rms hard IN bsiur Cssb
onlefs here q q ptssisgs contract
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WtEAr CLEANERS sot CLOVER Ma
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mHE 70 fmp..TFt Oh Eranfr mediate ell ig ga.5I -,
50 IHsi cglHs hfsI serves
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10 ID, Creub Court Of JeRsnCu county
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~ Bslcr, a--a Dctsudaals
IN CHANcERY.
THIS r--t'6-s'- .. IN ts-ssr - - coa-t %
Il Appeals reversing ih- decree rrns-FrO 10 ,s,s
cs0sv 90 the b cav 81 NUVemser tst9 hsytn 2
tsrn received and CUR sui-frd ~ the rsctofds II
ris Cuuf', o. motion OF The pisiniiH tsTc !, EtVrn
BIN g. -Ut bis OIL s.tsqI'tri by .sh deer &c
81 IN, C'af 81 Arp~als aud b. thsfrupon h'sd urh
smeGcrd s,ii aud tai. rsose ruiniug on tuft,.r 10
b h'sra ~ consrut a. 70 Rsb,r, Lueas a. 'An,f'H
aamthis'tstoI sc a. mace dviyues'. q in - a
smentsi tii ur'n ih- Par,fs formerly ssi and
upcn ssij aD-udrd biii. and he trrfs,s aforesaid
o. ne Copr ~ Appeals, a., ssgu~d oy s-uaSei -
L Puu consideration shsTtoi bT w, rUp,sn' tbIs
eAsss ~ rs-cBmmtiL~t 90 scgu. IN ssinusf ID This
Court o. Asesuaia anH report WAT frbgs Of "a -
tate ci JaEn Ba.,r Gre'd, ferIsia outs andtas an
Unpsis
Also me utsrituhrr share. aNrr pairing aid
dsbs q the Titu~ aud each Of tn Children ~ ,ati
jobs basel GSc o. .rIh.T Uta .ay osbCf usrrfs,
sbtSh nav he de- mel 'tcsssau sni prurrf %
esrE Gus tnc Nir~s Indicated 70 sait decree Of me
Coat Of Apf,ai' N srdst ~ Goal tceIsc.
Copv-Tss,r
RIO r BROWN C'~rk
COHNsnnNFss OFrlcE !
Ju.y "a, icSi
The rsrii-. 70 the shate sutt aad zoe creditor,
OF the es.Atr OF J,hh Baker tycd ~h-se claim.
aEstnN TIE same Irmsin oufstaueiuF aud upratd
AZ hsfrby bu''n-d - appear ~ nv othre IN
Charlc'ipEn J-nsTso0 cuI1tT, VtrgisBis on NJ
sn'a dHy pi AagIst. l-SS vito thstr vouchers 90
other eEifsnc", to saAhie me- 10 execute th- Above
decree EOW u EsCOOkE Conn
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Awful!
LOOK At TNIS.

~ c SiGAFpOSE - sin selling goods ~ 4,
tremendous Slaughter r5m ,O,t rrtrs. =
Lhns a. ibs Catalogue:
Csiiro-s iasi c1lufs 70 rrs.
-" DO =! worth -
Bsfsg- DN me ~ rrs worth Is
fifa i.gHTy a 70 - 90 GfnshsEs, G-su, 10 IN
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r,l'H 90 S.rus5, I. Ia - .a % E.Es.F Crf.--4
A,paes irom 1870 - Splendid SbaUl,I rri--s
bininr Srss sf bcnhsts; Drs,, Thinning arany
p'''- w ~ ri'r Chifrsny and Misses shes
from - ~ IS -'S 4 srys. I,si..Ett 49,. =
1oTss Lst'~s CoN Gsusrs: case men r,g,. 20
90, er'"w cost Nchs 81 4 -n4 srtsw hsi, sr,stfg
reduced ~ rim; Ready made CIat6tng s-.zt
.s'gs'ni No Glove slightly settled worth - an
- h''1snN' funhing 20 be block urh a grrat
rafisiy Of EruEs eli 10 IL closed ,ut CsTfs.T
ana you're ibe rtsir~ targalBs
~ store onp. sic thf Coan House, aEd soar
above Jsron Noah. rsss2 store.
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Report on Spermatorrhea.

TUST uh'i,hrd nv The HOWARD ASsncr-
~ ALTON Philst-irbia u e'l1 g on Sprf.,.,or.
Thgs. ~ Seminal Wrasu-s. Impotence h~ VI,
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b'-rH'e' ct ne s-IuHi prgsus Win 40 arroupI %,
'he ttF"i' srf ~ ~r-iuns ut QpscF. ana vrIaanl.
sl'lcs 10 'tr A1r'-' Nv GRO Y .CAT.Hat.S
VI ID CONSULTING SURGEON Of d. Asso
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s'ai rn'"W meat iar 'hs relief ~ ths n. < srf N.
u'''r siHirifd with yiT8'ru' srs Epifrmir d.,
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la 'rHi'e srv'l"re } F-1s Of CtgrFs 90 Nh a..
= ~ ~ Too AaWpf lsr postage Adde'S DR. q .
Calhosn. Ne sYBih NiGlh g. Fbr tsl,bis
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E0TICE

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Cl.t.sa. SAMUEL & AUTNU
Noe -Surp0sr W. ~ Ihy Hlfnlra siEp.nr. -ta,
an' So % - asBt 1afn eos q, our mutual sdysp.
taF~. N4.tirr IKE - aiImens
Feb ~ t-j6 SOL s Young
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Candles 'CandIc,!r Candle.

Il i'Tm tHri' ilirr,t.. a-t hr yps-ha-irs -.-
~ hhy rcEefs'iF hat IlHF have rstah.sHHt
IANuLE NANUFACIpKS ~ IAEIEEr
'hhf aaI ia UHFH large ...p.r... ........
gnAiHy ~ MOULD CANDLES vi, 90. -.. ... %
Tor 'sis ant WuaH saf. lt prt~rs 81 Hf .E .-
want 0i be- Sane
IhrF T9f'ha'" - materials trT ga.. ta.
r.p-' -rrrris,-r1 Fursunpn rmar.g-.f .a ....
IhNney anf Deem % ru taasffrg sn % .... ..s.
thai M-rthants sos others 4~sirnl. .f r... 4..-
y ne box. " ar-sr guaufitg wiz frt b. .. ....
atran'ar~ 20 cell an tbsn before Fur..4.r.- .r..
itro0i"rs AZ solicited an8 sflfN. f.... a..-
sbos,r'i norics ani lowest fsres
>, - -EtGLFs rm
H'r0srs Ferry p-rIt~r % 1884
~ W E1. q -h.rh tfs marcel g.. ..
"a Fsiisw ~ 800.
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NJ x, EVANS. tHfurfJY Of Bsfs.rsv rturfy
~ F"e,htH sst more rs, -ntiy ID f,s,,r .,5..4
no hs' removed t~f Baaflirt tIaass 10 " 81,
W a'sri Nhr'' BE o. rrrpafsd go assammo
He1s'r'' Fiftinfs si'b board bv ~ fay a.
~'-h tisr Iaauf sfs s4nforaEIa sff rl.s...,'
az 80 h'',' 'asy % sccsss ifom ~ D4pot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-21

TuRouGB ~ Tw ELNk aoUss.
rINHE uew ard spleoatd PscserBsst ARGo,
Il Cap. Charles II. MetF,u. hes commenced
~aking RtzuA Trips be,~rrn Oso'g'toSn ssd
The Ab,ly, pest. The bost gill lssre me ~tsft oi
W IL A II q Rhirr. Grctr~iowp. ID c, every
Ms.dsy, WEDNESDAY act Ft'csv ncfnins o.
s'ciors arriving O. iar Gf,st Falls a. =
srsesa a ~ EiuRfds' Ferry l2l
whiies Fcttv "a ~ Mouocas,, "a Ne.
lsnd'. FsFr, 81 ~ Ps'nt 81 Rucss q = . and
hAfPstsF stfy .ieF.H Rsiutntsg 'hs siil cave
HsPSts F,ffy every TUESDAY Thurs'aY sot
SATURDAY mornitE a oct a. Poilt 81 Rocs.,
N N1's1ds Ferry - NrnosAsy. 'oi
"s;f~'- F-fsy - EtSsf'. Ferry
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THROUGH TICKETS Sass
intermediate point, - tol.n.s Frun so-gstovr
to Gf-s Fsts 81 crnis Srs,rs - e,. EdWs'd D.
Fruy ~ i5t Wtity's F-fff - ~; n aau- srY
s. 30, Noiaad's F~rtS 81 20 ~ e ~ Rock
~ go AID III. per- Fsuy So = Krtgrnias a
the rates
Fs,niiss tni-ndirs g. vi.,t ~ yifriaia Srrirx Z,
the cUn,re s~s-ou ~tii In ,at. bv ar lkv mss
SAFE ~ sssni sst rb~sTv.sJ,ur~ 80 Bsrkslry "a
psn Shaahoutals wtrr Sp}ehDr and warfsn
MEALS Srfv~t ~ bfari q Nnf-Fatr Rates
Coach ~iii al~avs - % fvsdtn-ss w George
town 20 c"uvss psssrrRrfs 90 sud tTuu III Boat
For tuf'hvr particulars srquile s'th- stOrs q
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Notice

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Hs HH-. .H.erE H ~ a.rF 3D.. .tt. $500.
a.r.Es.e- Htas v5ar mea.y sgf
bare tn frs'irrsF geo IssI NasfsrIiba Va.
prrrwhss o. f-sa
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POLITICAL.
EvkRS MAN MAS His FAULTS.

~ eHABIEs EvAIs
Take life 80 u i.-Ii. folly 10 siEA.
o. SEEK fSs us.ssrV whsa srskiag 10 vain
hhissd,AiP's hgl 'sst ros, 'g--dhyby
Rstrs,'ihg iu = Bot .dIisE 70 Paia
P-Tiee'issss srErs!y iOssd uFoa earth.
We nav essnsh t.s AoP- aid car f.aey .,si,.
Bat tAosss &c meet ussy Of hsaor ssd wsrA,
We fsd, bsfor. lesE. every n,a hs. hls fsslt.
hs ~efil wsrsgsire ,ha, ~ilI a'-sI'bs tive.
We mast isafu where q q fSsss ths h,T,ss elves
The zrru', .! dt.E,lstly 80 ss'r % tiru.
Not % easy the that i,s osr.s,..s
No; PsrfrStiss. th'ss rsssl, MT Nth On earth.
We nav ehsr.h the hogs sud Cur lacey .l.lt,
Bat thoush -s meet msa q h9asr sui worth.
We Sad, b-fsrr iSuE. every usa has fsslt.
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View aud ImpreTed shade Tl,tur,,.
NEW BOOKS.

Wy MT''rry ~ krI sHf CD Frshf.sstr.
Life ~ ~. Eaf.ss4 a. W.,p..s
A1.hr ID. VIII Wr.tarn sesrss ,bs kE...
u .t.h s's.i srI b. t-Ffofsf ty Rev o.
80 Nsu"'rs o' Rev Iauss Crisssfm Ns-....-
p. &" .a' Rev Wa Jssv,aa Litia 3, W..
.a'g.iur LIE Hftg Y Ff- fif1ha-. sa.4-,al A..
I.rfs asa Hsrps.s NsrssiF, b., 49,. 80
receive a1t farsafst.
BELiE7A COOKE
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New Store in CharIestown.

THE sst-eub-r respectfully inform. IN. Poi.
a 81 Jefferson County. that h. viii on.u an
Ncncsy ihe b'h inst 81 rhe Corrrr Si,r. ana IN
pTsi'" the COurt House an snt'falr rrrrs1a IA. o.
49,, rimrn ~ 81 FASHION AtLE FANCY AND
DONEST IA" DRl-GOODS SUt. Ensuis-si,s
and Fancy A.. ~ie~ aiTus yrrv rttrr-rvr S,.,..
Of Srii mai. CLIO FILING AND UgNI~HING
Coz Ds caltiuHI s~..cstd VA %, h I-rraarc an
Puiar"irbia markets
he having baurht sII lh"s~ Eo1'. fay rs,h ana
being saish~d with su.ati prof. uii srH lYv
ruHHCh 20 satisfy every rca son bic uar TIE
IN 'r'ih~t. h~rg price stranger il .k's comm ,.
niiy = compelled 10 ssi a. hr-l faf cash Crly lie
h'pf, soon i'g+' aeqraiaird aud vii Then he CAD
q" sell 70 good rusfUmSrs on the u,ual Term.
Ladies and G-nirm-p are respectfully ,-g,..,
"a 3. cai' ard examine bis estallishmrr' vbilH 10
links viii he his beet Irromm-ntauan
JACOB NOAH
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Jaw frEfiFaf I1i n H4fss-'s Here sa..s
80 3 o f14 O tht.b sig ssH rt.art..
'afa % ar1n ta1fl rfeffts rHuftaaI rs.I-.r.
THos HAWIINg