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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
RESPECT ron keE.-A Russian

RESPECT ron feE.-A Russian
Princess of great beauty, in COM
pany with her. lat ller anyl q yociig
French Marquis. visited Il celebrat-
ed Suissdc doctor, Michael Scuppack;
when the Marquis began to pass
his Jokes upon the long white
beard OF one Of the doctof's neigh
bours who was present, and offer
cd to bet twelve louis d'ors that no
lady present would dare tokiss the
dirty cid fellow. The Itt'assian
Princess ordered her attendant to
bring plate, and deposited twelve
louis d'ors, and sent it to the
Marquis, Who was tco polite 10
decline hiss stake. The fair, Russian
| then approachcd the peasant, say
ing, Permit anc, venerable father,
to salute you after the manner Of
my country" and embracing. gavt
him kiss. She then presented
| linn tire gold which was on the
| plate, saef'ng@-s''take this az q re
! mclnbrancc OF ire, and as q sigi
THAT the Russian girls think i
/ their duty to honor old age.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

We lately saw In some Of The
papers, that Mrs Jacob Ling
l.llllc has peil,ioned ono of the
Legislatures Tor liberty 10 throw
away The Long from his name
hus verifying the correctness .
the poets idea
sssIan Mants but LITTLE here below,
':Sor wants tia: 3ittle I.D:~c.''
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

The population of Minnesota
Territory is now 10000. ~ the
next sensus she will lie found
entitled 30 four or five rcprcsen-
tatives. She will socn lie asking
for admission on into Tie Union
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

FAT-ANp IsEsS.--qsa Hishman
who had = psg IN bis possession
was obscrs1a to about constant
practice Of filing it 70 repletion
one day, and starving it the next.
On being asked lis reason for do
ing SO he replied, Och sure, and
isn't it that ! lika to have Bacon
with straIe o fat and q strakc
lane, equally one after t'oshcr.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
~ Gen. Quitman has our thanks
For public documents,

s8~ SportSrcn have had fine
time this week. Large quantities ST
ducks and pigeons have been shot.
a lady friend has our thanks for de-
iicious duck" with the ct ceteras,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

That Hor-Came off last Friday
night. From the horrible condition of
she weather-the streets being del
uged gith mud and wafer ARK. every
prospect for more rain--ewe apprehen-
dpd the party would be failure.
Upon visiting the Hall, however, We
were very agreeably disappointed !:
we had forgottcn that 1t was com
mitttee of M ordinary party-givers
who had tho management, aud that
unbrelIas, saawIs and oyeralls had
the power to shield youth a4J beauty
through the rainy ordeal. The attcn-
dance. considering tho weather, was
very fine indeed, and the party was
flelisslitfui Throughout We Mad. o
course, very delightful time of it il
our elitho commnnings with the an
gels. lift DO true that il ordinar,
life eve take ns note Of time hut b,
Cts loss" it is equally true that a
such parties'as are given by the youns
men of Pamela, not eycn the "less 0
time is Roteds
-------- Slime hurries on,
With a reslstless, snrcm:ttirg stream,
Yet trsads mere soft than ere did niduigf
ri thief
= That slides his hand under the raiser's pi
low, kH
And carries OF his price sa ~
And Of this We experienced the trut
I'm our communion with the. brigl
spirits on Friday evening-four api
itsSn particular, each of whom mig
have fascinated Plato or Diogene
much less susceptible being Ii
searself
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

EE Among The numerous arrivals
in Panola during the past week, we
notice that of Col. Whitmore, on his
way to Jackson.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

The movement, made in New
York towards erecting monu-
meat over the grave of Edgar A.
Poe, scenes to be warmly second
ed.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
4 Gentle H,af.-A Yankee par

4 Gentle Ihm.-A Yankee par
son, who was not promptly paid By
fl:s parishloners, on entering bis
Chai,ch nha Sabbath mnrninn. la..t
une OF the most wealthy OF his
flock, and aSkpd the loan Of So
'ar 'Certainly,' said the i
The saine tin!e iaahding ov u
dollar. Domino put il into his peck
ct, and preached in most capital
style; aud OH coming down handed
the indentical dollar to the man
from whom he had borrowed it.
.Why,' exclaimed the lender YOU
| have not used my money at all.
1T has been of great service to me
| nevertheless replied the parson.
i always preach SO much better
when | have money in my pocket
The hint was taken as it was meant
and TIE balance of his salary was
got together the following after
,.oon. "There is no steam without
YOU post the coal
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

NJ Large White Kidney
Beans, sliced and stewsd in
milk, from a frequent and nat,
ri.ions tlishai tiae farm house IL
Flanders.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

The !alc cccentric Dr. Abcr-
neihy, silenccd a lcqnacious
woman by The following cxpcdi-
en-: Put Your tongue on.
MadAm.' The lady complied.
Now keep il there until ant
done milking
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

Tho woodman yl1o spared 'hat
trce' hts run SHIRT ot wood
and is almost splitting with vcx-
alton TO think how green h
was. lie now axes. a donation
from the gentleman AT whose
request his tlistruc;iycn,ss was
staycd.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

IrB MIR. Brown is laying in a
large supply of ice for summer use.
We noticed pieces several inches thick
and thrco or four feet square, as clear
as crystal One can't help thinking
of mini julips and sherry coblers, ev-
rn in this frosty time, when he secs a
lsrgo lump Of ice,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

PERsoSAL.-Mr. b. L. Armstrong
and family, left Pamela yesterday
mern;ng, for their new home in Ar
kansas, We wish them very pleas
ant trip, and hope that Mrs. Arm
strong viii find her new homo as pleas
ant as the old one, where she has left
many good friends,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
sleo 4 ttrrtisrmtuts.
Here's the Place 10 get Your
Monev Back

BOOTS ECOTS EsOCTS
4 HAVE Just retained 6 ON McRl hs
4 with wei selected stock 81 i,lATii-
Err, AM am now prepared to mako
BOOTS an the shortest notice, and ut
moderate prizes. Terms CASH.
!. e. MURPHY,
molly shop 9nier Star Office.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

To PARENTs.-Wc are very I9nch
annoyed IN the STAR Office, by visits
From ill-mannered boys. During sCeh
weather "a We are now having, We
think it would net only be advisable,
hut profitable, for tho idle hoys that
lnfest our office, to be at home cutting
Hood ard building fires, and at the
time learn how 10 behave, While
we are writing, there are several IN
our reom. and we feel confident hat
if their paschts knew how much we
are annoyed ~ them, they would GER
tainly prevail" upon them to stay
away.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
Love<Lines,

come!
To The heaven Of thy arms,
To. thv bosom's hidden charms
To the kisses OF thy mouth,
Swceter than the balny South;
TO the sunshine of thy smile,
My love, Ieomel
come,
With fondness unexpressed.
To fold thee to my throbbing breast !;
To press thy rudds, parting lips,
And taste the nectar Cupid sips;
To let my words, my eyes, each touch
Tell the 81 love thce''--O, how much
Sweet love, | come
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

A soldier flying inn battle
was called 10 by all comrades,
How eanst thou be SO infamous
for thy fellows witness thy dis
grace, and curse thee for a eowafa.'
That may be- said the fugitive
bur | would rather be fnrssa as 4
living soldier than as a dead hero.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

-. Which arc the two letters in
the English alphabet most disagree
able to ladies.-D k-fircay.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
Egotism.

HNic alS Suitie tHlilSS WilCu IL lilaH
can do, and something's which he can
net do for himself, Fer instance,
he can make a fool Of himself, he can
marry, hang, drown or shoot himself,
but we have the evidence of ane OF
cur most celebrated dentists that abe
cannot draw his own toptli.' 1t is
very common thing for an artist TO
paint his own Portrait-Ellictt has
achieved a master piece in this way.
We all know the legend of Narcis-
sus beholding his own face in brook,
and falling in love with it. This,
however, might have been 4 wtfiier
worth making a story out Of m the oil
den times, but it would rot do now,
when every woman is in love win hel
own sweet face. There is in every
human being an innate sense Of. the
beautiful, but that Ene instinct may,
like Conscience, be tutorcSi into any
thing have an instance in every
living being, in the very case before
rs. Every person looks in glass,
and with the natural egotiSm of hui
man nature, considers his own face tie
standard of beauty. Who ever heard
Of lady thinAing amy body lovelicr
than herSelfl Tais belief in ones
own virtue, beauty, genius and wis
dom, is the sustaining chord of life
Every man is hero ia his own eyes
and every woman sfes 4 beauty in her
mirror whenever She Looks into it.
This is fixed faei ia philosophy. Ii
would be grand cx,cri.ncnt to catch
some nan who had never rDoked AZ
himself in glass, ard who had 10
idea what sort of Il creature he was,
and show his own daguerrcatyra Tea
thousand 10 one, he would cry out
What horrid looking creature is
that e. After a time, however, he
would begin 10 admire, and al last end
in the usual self-worshir. Pope's
lines are equally truo physically as
mentally,
yios is 4 monster ae 20 W. mcn,
rs to be hated need but TO be seer,
But when we 81 ,w familiar with his face,
| We first endu-c-then pi'y-then embrace
| The same with human nature; VI
abomlnate and resent in others wha
| we not only tolerate, hut actually al
mife in ourselves. The o1el adage Q
familiarity breeds contempt" is no
true as Applied to mans own acquain
| lance with himsclf-or il may be tia
X is on this very account that We liz
on such excellent terms with our
selves, self knowledge being so yer
rare-if not iltoge tEcr impossible.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21

Boors.-Rcad Mr.. Murphy's card
IN this paper, Ills work is always
done IN fine style, ard has given per-
feet satisfaction to all who have here
tofore patrois,letl him. Now. gentle
,nen;
If you want to cuf sven,
Have yo,r BOOTS to fit well
There 5 AIrprlIr at y No. /,
Toumuo. not fail to call on:
And
When tina orders re all filed,
just settle up the bill,
And travel for the otaor side 0; Jor
don.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
with a fondness anexpressed.
/ come


I EDIHt.
Az seeks the carrier doga~ his homo
His nest of love to thee come.
On thy fair bosom will rcst-@
For there alone can be blast--
There throbs for me- woman's heart,
In which no other has a part-
Dear one, | come!
come
Meet me, Smiling at the door;
Welcome mie is e'er b fore;
Bless me with thine earnest eyes,
Beaming brightness like the skies
A gift Ibring thee-rcyal. rare
A crown Of 1--we Cor thee TO wear,
Ny own sweet wife
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MEDICAL STUDENT.
ny oHAz.
GcoNTINUED.l

ltoNIlNbEDs
When we arrived at our place of destination,
| was ushcred into a wretched habitatiOn which
bespoke the most abiect poverty. Though the
building was old and dilapidaied and in fact
almost uninhabitabe, it had on the inside, an
appearance Of neatness, hardly to be expected.
Everything was clean and neatly arranged
The few embers Rhich were on the hearth as an
apology for fire, We're carefully collected to-
gether, and the corners well swept. We were
received by lady-like person, upon whose
face were plainly visible the deep traces Of sor-
row and trouble. She possessed tall and state
I ly figure, and had at one time, been beautiful,
as cvennow, bowed downby grief and care, she
yet retained much to attract and admire. She
expressed her regret that i should have been
disturbed on such a night as this, but observed
that the condition of her husband was such, as
to prevent further procrastmation and his sit
nation alone, induced her TO permit her daugh-
ter to Yentnre out ut so late an hour, to pro-
cure medical aid.
Alter few further remarks, was shown
into room adjoining, where 1 found man
| laying upon miserable bed, apparently in
deep sleep. His form was wasted, and from
the strongly marked lines upon the face,
would have passed for much older man than
lac really was. His head was covered by
thick growth of hair, intormixed with black
and grey his beard was of the age of many
days, and as he lay with his mouth partly open
eNhibted set OF fine teeth. Our entrance
aroused MN no partly laised himself in the
pea, anu win the wild glance OF a raving man
lac, cried
AYauht! ye iiends OF hell and leave me in
my repose. SO long have been the instru-
meni oi my damning designs; and now on the
eve OF my dissolution, why dost thou come to
glbe--tO taunt--to torture me with my neglect
to lhose whom should have cherished and
protected with my life. Away Away or by
the torruros OF the damned, I'll annihilate you.
Do your hear, away awayF' He now be-
came so exhausted with his eXertions, that he
| fell back upon his pillow. l approached him,
and taking his hand, asked of what he COM
| planned
! "Complain ask inc Of what complain ~
he replied quickly; "Who are yon that asks
me such question 2"
| explained TO him the object Of my visit,
and requested he would be composed, as all
hope was not yet passed, and he needed more
| quiet than medicine. AS l addressed him,
his reason appeared to revive, and when
ceased speaking he pressed his hand to his
| forehead, and for some moment seemed lost
in thought. At last he turned his head slowly
towards me and said
" Doctor, you are right, need reposei but
alas the anguish OF guilty conscience, for
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The Light and Life of Hope, how sweet
How bright their glories shine
A brilliant beacon to our feet,
A beacon all divine:
Without this beacon man would be,
The victim of Despair;
But with its smiles, Life's sorrows, he
Can all the burden bear.
Call not this precious boon Of hope,
A Syren, or a cheat;
II bears the weary spirit up,
And cheers the heart to beat:
The spring of Life, dear precious balm,
The tempest of the soul,
Ills Thine, nay, only Thine TO calm,
Its billOws to control.
In " Earthen vessels " here, we have,
This Angel to sustain,
The heart, it triunphs o'er the grave,
And mighty Death is slain:
o what a victory is gained,
The triumph how complete
The rights OF Love and Peace maintained
Their foes slain at their feet.
The light and life of Hope are one,
In substance are the same
q had ] but the victory won,
I'd ask no other fame:
Sll me down upon the throne
Of bliss, d, blessed seat
Aud reign in Loves eternal zone,
And feast on dainties sweet.
Then every care that presses now
Upon this weary heart,
And every i'll be made to bow
And every fear depart:
And sacred pleasure should be mine,
And nothing vile or rude
Should in her temple so divine,
A moment dare intrude.
The light and life Of Hope, the prize,
Gives rapture to the view,
And ope's the portals Of the skies,
And courage doth renew:
And when our faith is turned to sight,
Hopes light and life shall he,
Absorbed in infinite delight
Lost in Eternity.
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~ JOHN us SAKE.
'Tis curious fact as ever was known,
But often in human nature shown,
Alike in the castle and cottage,
That pride, like pigs Of certain brood,
Win manage to live and thrive on food
AS poor as pauper pottage
Of all the notable things on earth,
The qucerest thing is the pride of birth,
Among our ''fierce democracien
A bridge across q hundred years,
Without u prop to save it from sneors--
Not even II couple Of rotten peers
A thing for laughter, tlouts, and ,ieers,
Is American aristocracyl
Depend upon 1t, my snObbish friend,
Your family thread you can't ascend
Without good reason to apprehend
GU may find it waXed at the other end
By some plebeian vocation
Or, worse than that, your boosted line
May end in loop of stronger twine,
That plagued some worthy relation.
Because you flourish in worldly affairs,
Don't he naughty, and put on airs,
With insolent pride Of station:
Don't be proud, and turn up your nose
At poorer people in palmer clothes,
But learn, torthe sake of your mind 'srepos
That all proud flesh, wherever it grows,
Is subject to irritation!
For the Daln,yaFa n enulLican
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DoCr. z. W. gsATNzs,
DEN TISr
rs ns-V--Tr lnnI
$50 TETI PUBLIC.

'FHE UNDnRSIf NED tllukIu for past tgvUrs from
agcneruni Puh!ic, ami hnping 20 n,ri; the same by
ale tOn 10 business, ant 10 thOsctslrng The American
uHuies f0luOfn, SHuil H ~rYHrs EtvOS notice that he
his received If superior Segnfs from me most
cClrhntCd manufacturers hlultfiER twenty hVu dlt-
eruu kinds and fnsug Tonn half rcrt, To ten crnsh
piaGr, Also lm utGnpgrnf brGht Tuhlccnt. vZ' w
!na. bq en-, ljlg, hlinrndo Bete"l FLORIDA; heSldeS
.ittrnt hlud9 ui buck Fnihcc's, Eukns IuHrcn aud
tnd Hnglwia He nGeut tor newspapers lg"nla pts
ni The usiun, Now York .rdter, tmg q, ruT untni!.
:afprs W epsit iaT!or L1sket, Ameflran Mon EFHhk
eCtll'S llsllHted NeWsuHprr. Nni all kinds ~ News
rHplr3 constantly On hHni He has on auU fine lot
Nulinss VI wlm Bnwst Violin strings, Screws; brdses
Ro7 TaIl 'rHs for Nniius, iuT sale cheap iur cash
The attention 1t he publ respectfully uycd tn his
SiTtr, HiondwHy between Chestnut nnd Mnnni Sis,,
Newark, Del :. n. CHnArE.
mar. lt .lIuyy. SRVnfg. it,lucOO
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WAS EEGN qToN FyoTAL,

=
DAVIS W. pEHAVEN. pROpR IErUR,
IA THE UNDERSIGNED Inkeo this reilnd %
A Nuuutupe to ile irHynn, public, tlnt he still ton
sssnA tmura to keep ils well knowq establishment, aud
lakgA is now prepared tn aCcDnnp1to all in tho hes
manner Il spcsnl 10 favor Inn with iheir patronage. The
rSns nrc well furnished aud ventilated, Hnh no trouble Of
nnsr Ia snnrr tn provide fl ir wants aid Cuiurts of
hs gul.t,t ,ud sinliml i nttaricd he Hotel with n
ustFn,us and experienced Osllrs nad good care w lie
1lti nI ANIMALS and yelpGlg5 Families and others WIN re-
r In ihr large 81 les mad who dcse spendnsa puronot
Heir t IN III country for lGcrcntinn drpt warm woatl
~ chu w wlsrn t more delglIH Or heal'hy place III
a ruulr, nritslHg md attentive servants viii he COIL
siDty krBt tn attend iu the aud conycnences otthe
hi Is ri The iInuse. IirrE anvHs the Hotel Ia cnnget
WIN nr tam Cara To cluyey passengers rul aud u the
Ntpn mp. l-lS, u w liEll y v ~.
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NEWARK, DEln
CO THE SUBSCRIBER teniershiB thanks To hls
- uunlerous patrons iOr their liberal patOnHge
WA siurs hr cGmnsncUh bulncss in Newark, and
NE would respectfully state that he hns removed 70
- The uii CtliUwS' Hall whore he will have pn,re
aud greater iauss In the conduct Of hls bust
Being practical tailor and hayins had largo eN.
7riirnur in tho art OF gnrnant dIainE and employing
none hut Cnup tent hands, VII he safe guarantee that
al orders lett 1T his store viii be Xecnlgd IN neat nd
substantial mnnnor aud Mt the shortest nutice. hebes
quality ui JLnTtis GkssNEBs Hui NFsrNGs, cunstnut
y Aent IN lfi htslleS urge Anl varied Hssgriist O
llauikpchins, CullHrs Neck les, gloves, Stucklngs
Shlts, Susp"ndCra, tSr. \ moan excellent nssuitmen
Of llnvanaani domestic SegHrs, Chewing and Smoking
ioHcl with variety of other UficlOs usually to bs
Aiud iI a Tobacco store, apr, A-ly.
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

"a IUF EUBTIHTUFR WUU ID
SA - call the 6t.Gnl p' - iuefs and
NACzTSfC DEALERS 10 the '0tn ns astan5lveas
- snfInent ut AIliiCUi I / a l.
s-sisszs---sazzsSz- IMPLEMEN1S, &c., which are
made of the best material and ul tho most improved pat
terms, viz!Anure's pow Hnd Castings Of all sizes.
peoock i1rr lhears 0f all sizes iVuolooeh & Wiley
oistingsL. sizes ifarrnwA aud Cu VHtOTs Of al kinds
mad ln nIcer Corn Planters aud Sewers Hunts
Patent Wheat Dr Is, with seed Sewer; Piorpnn Thresi
er and Sspantnl Atkins and Nancy combined uapeI
amt Mower. Montgomery y Bros Gram Fans, Eagle
Fan, SO. Yankee Straw Gutter Of all siges. sparrow
Hay SErlw cutter. i,iemlng AiuGhinss, superior ar
etor hAnd use. VandaTsce SaiAgr Cutters Tor butch
ernE aud ianilles. Those machines lire sG0rnr lu nns
nat Is INT . nAtkci. Corn shelters of different mukes
warranted to DO the work equal To GRlin m!l
for hnrso and hnnd power Horse hUes aHd hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters, Sauage filler ami Lard pressea ic0
arse asFnit nent Of Shuvpls. Spades, Fork Hoes Axes
and handles; Cednr Waro, Tubs, lunkeis, CHARMS. Grain
SuPerlhnsphaic @f Lime Of The ncs quA ami warrSI
Ell, Garden, hlpwcr and Field cd, warranted Fresll
and genuine, Al nTders for indictments, Seeds O..
promptly attended to-, addressed 10 the subscriber. No
OTange street, or l5 Market street, Wilmington,
dec I, If GEO, RNEInIS
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nAToN AoAnEnY-LooATLp LM KEN.


NETT SQUARE, CHESTER CO., PA.
FENHE course Of instruction comprises all the
u branches of liberal English education IN connex.
ign with Malhematios, Natural Science Greek Latin,
mount importance OF thn nughn in else will
be constantly impressed upon the mndA of tho pnUils
patlculaT attention will be given 10 the Theory and
prnctiue of Teaching.
Young Ladies' aud Gentlemen wishing to Teach will re-
espec al training in the eenentnry branehes, hest
uf School government, md mparing instruction,
accompanied with weekly lectures and Practical
rlsesiH model class The Spring term viii commence
April 22d. and cuntiuua "a weeks closing July 2Bth.-
TERMS, -Boardins, Tuition Washing, &c, (for Gem
tlemen.l $50
French and German leach eXtTa,) 5
Tuition exclusive Of boarding tiur lny scholars II
" =" @'''s '''S 'E.GETGHEII. NJ. b.
mar. 2i If JOSIAH JACKSON.
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n, rETTERS0N.
C0NHE Y$NCER md .8GENT,, FOR THE


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EgAKER kEES. resp 'Otuly
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Ge1 they prepared 70 ulinuActurp
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tStAssss ss-i--a-isiita airy, The
Iunior partVsr served hts apprenticeship with tile lHtr
Alexander Jamsnn Of Wilmington. They snpe' nirn1 a
tho work an warrants every yehleie lawns At erected
for eSecutis work, an lnp0 by constant attention to
business 10 mort d share Hltn public pnf"nHac
N ~ R1Hlrny nantly nnn eNP1utuubly unhri hnl soc
ond hand carTlagss .ur sliI, y2i-ly
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Green lava zS5ardIng scnvoi tor GIrIs,
as situated Unonve, CRosie cuuGly, Pa, 10 miles
Stages arrive daily from The former. aud on rnlRD,
FIFTH and SEW ENTH dhyS, irnnLha hitter. The
summer session viii oomttruce On Tue Fnmrthn OF Filth
haaches rnniprsinsa tsrSu Ii Eri,sh Education are
taught. Terms So, one half EdvHrco. The use of
all Glass Bnuks Gnbes Maps, plaisphere, Pn, slong
cal Charts, Pens and nk twn d9llas YER session Draw
chage Of S. Those wishlns 10 enter will please give
their names us soon possible Fur Circulars address
the Principal, unonve Post Office.
EDITH d. CHAI,FANT,