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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, March I, 1853.

COTTON-The sales Saturday amounted
to about $50 bales at ga I0ic. "a -, :. =
TOBACCO Sales at A. Hamilton's of Is
hhds at the following fgures-s5 80, 6 10.
6 As, 8 IS, 05,7 IS, Z 75, 7 IS, IS, Z 80,
8 05, 8 05, IS, 8 IS, CO.
BACON.-Sales from wagons at 7s@ Sc hog
round.
LARD-si(sssc p n.
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II. III. 4 Ii. j. GROOMES,
UNDER TAKER S

HAVING recently been burnt beg 81 n1tlfy their
II fricndS and patrens that al orders len With
Grooul-s, Caysft 4 Co SaL i College street ~ TIE
shop u Y. A. REsEA 10. us south N4rss sfrp~, ia
met y nh psotn;a atfentsen.
K Il. B. J. Groomes propristors % the righs
10 yead Crans's cslebrzted PkTEsa hErAi5c BrEl4i
CksxKF IN Davdson county ,and are preg4red - supply
III oraers sbolesAs and retail a. The shsEsess noce
fcbG-lm
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,n..< Wanted immediately. 10 ooO

kfNaaeS men to engage in the sale oi the most
popular selling Books in America. invalies meehan-
les farmers and teachers, wishing 30 travel will ind
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them to see the country and make money the same
time. Agents now in the business clearing from
$500 To 81 500 per year. For full particulars and
list Of Books address II. NJ. RUIlSoN, Queen City
Publishing House l+l Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
II living East d. RUIISoN, Philadelphia, Pa
S.s.t
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EE-To-night, March LIST, DIR. Baird will give
the third lecture of his Historical Course at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. 1t Will
be on Holland and GERMANY
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SALE OF MoNEY.-The regular monthly
sale of the funds Of the Nashville Building
Association takes place to night, at the Mer-
chants Exchange. Go and get money, ye
who want the .'yile stuff"
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dissolution.
The Cherokee Corn Planter |!

PATENTED BY ELLIS 4 CHARLTON, sept ST., 1887.
rr,HF orlv cheap durable and efficient machine for
Il planting corn presented 10 The Planters "
Tennessee, II exhibition az NeSsrs Armstrong
4 Co.'S No. 90 Market street, Nashville
The Cherokee Corn Planter recommends itself above
all others IL durability chcarDcss, simplicity, and
the perfect manner that Il performs the following de-
scriEcd work.
Il burrows out the ground n any required depth
droIss the corn as many kernels desired. IN space
Of four inches diameter, mHtbenaUualiy IN The hii
covers the hills and presses the earth las by the old
mcthOd nh the hoe )-ane marks ACCURATELY the 20
sition Of each hll With a single horse, man cr boy
can plant ten 20 afssen acres Ter day With ease.
Planters and others invited 20 examination N
this machine. hess-s. Armstrong Cor, where a
NAV b. daily IN praetical operstsnn-
Tcrs5ns wishing % purchase COUNTY RIGHT IN
this OF adjoining st4ts by applying Immediately, tas
territory being dnpos~d Of F1pdy } can DO 80 ufn
.uch term viii insure th-tn large return thc
tnx estnsnt Call AZ once ~ 10. - GaFket street
Nakhyills. (Hllle 4 hcpOHkll-
jan3e-d
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Gbanffrp Sales
Burnt District. Market Street.

Rachel ID. Smiley and others as. John o. Ewing
IN pursuance Of q decree Of this court in the above
cause will sell public sao the Public Square
in this city, SATURDAY, 9th OF MARCH, 1855, Lhd
rdcanf LIT Market street fesc doors from he Square
on which stood the Store house. occupied before N,
fire, by Beech Co.. Druggists said Lot fronts about
20 s-l2 feet and runs back III feet
Terms made known on day OF sale
{. u. BRlFN, c. & NJ,
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Peabody Premium Prolific Corn.

list received and for Sale hrniird sapply of slae
- above esichrated Corn said 20 be a rev v2rlrsr
very diereHt fr0m the W. sndotir the naasE CT ssy
other kind.
For particulars Sc elrcnars xhsh Ne viii furnish
aspiration, eataing certirairs frufa numerous
gentlemen, highly recommending 4 for a prod erfive
erld ruiiarc,
frses Coz husAei sack sio, half besAel IS; peck
-; quart 10
fsbs-in ARMSTRONG 90
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY Use!

T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
u City Of Nashville, in October. 1857. the
Judges appointed TO examine articles in Class
43-No. II, GROVER q BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. IG4, SiNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thTead machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GROVER q BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of Singers using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work.
ing from BOBBlN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and. in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND-
ING and with the option of fine cloth
ing, saddleTy, &C., in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
re- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended TO be UNDERSTOOD
By THE COMMITTEE a. Jest FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORK SHOPS, &C. TIE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEwING-MACHIEE COMPANY,
NO. 4. FCBI.IC SO CARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, January 20. lS5S-u
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,sr,yIrrr Tom Ian eo 1888

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan so, 1858.
We using the Parafine Camel Coal oil in our Ma
chine shop, and take great pleasure in stating that
have never used any OIL equal Ia il. II will very
greatly longer aud lubricatc thoroughly than the
best quality Of lard other ordinary OIL is free from
gum, and just such oil as Is needed for mach ma
~. We doubt not it must come into general use We
think this oil fully equal the Sperm aud that
gallon is worth than of the best ard
OIL. AND'W ANDERSON
}. b. ROMANS
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NOTICE.

TI,HE creditors OF THOMAS HAMILTON, deceased,
Il are hereby notified and required To appear before
the Clerk of the Chancery Court at Nashville, and
prove and file their claims, against his estate. | viii
attend at my Office the LIST Monday 5th day OF April
to receive the same. c. ID. BRIEN, c. &M.
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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master Mrcu.>Ic's or1cr, NJ. &C. R. R.

Memphis, January o. 1855 (
This will certify that am using the PARAFFlNE
CANNEL-COAI. OIL manufactured by the Union Ccal
and oh Company OF May svllle, KY, in our machine
shops and ON the locomotives the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and have given IL the several
tests, in order prove It's qualities n lubricatng
oil. have no hesitation In recommending il "A SUI
perior oil for Railroad purposes, both in regard "a
be the best OIL have used and that gallon will 20
as Ear two gallons of Lard Oh. The machinery is
now running in the shops with twenty per cent less
power than is required for ordinary oil. The fuid.ty
Of the uil arises, convinced, from the total ab.
sence of gum, and does effect its ubrcatng pro
ertes, but only requires that the orces in the oil cups
and feeders should be reduced in order the oil
economically.
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Boiler Riyets.

A GOOD Farm Hand, Who aiso understands earde,
IA iag. Inquire al the PAlFios Onsce. ltanz7-a
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COpartucrship.

Copartncrship.
IIAvISG associated James CayeFt with ~ n bBsi-
n-ss the manufacture IL Furniture Sill hereafter
BE- carried on uRder tue arm name q GiODAES, CA
VKRI 90.
We are manufacturing Furniture % every cescrip-
ton, and ssck h generally safcent Tor tue do
nAAnds 81 tue trade Those Who have hcretofre CIV
their custom and those who have nos inyted
10 give cali
GROOAEs, CAyTTsT 4 CO.,
febo-am No -. Liver ooIlcge streel
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JOWN YORK ~ CO,
Book Sellers, BOok-Binders and
Blank-BO0k Manufacturers.
No. 3S Union Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.

BL A K BOOKS.
BlA4A PAPER.
Bills of Lading.
Steamboat Rocks.
Railroad Receipts.
Check hooks. on the various Barks]
Note Hooks, on The rarioas Banks,
Letter and Cap Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
Black and Red Ink.
Bankers Cases.
Hack CANNON ROards.
Writing Desks.
Law Books.
Medical Books.
bibles and fl ymn Books.
miscellaneous Classical Books.
school hooks.
Graham's Colonial History of the United States
Bancroft's History of the United States
Prescotts Robcrtson's Charles the Fifth.
Prescott's Phillip the Second.
Prescott's Miscellanies, Biographical and Critical
Prescott's Conquest of Peru
Prescott's Conquest OF Mexico.
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella.
Life Of Washington, by Washington Irving
Life of Washington, by Jared Sparks
Life and Times of II. Clay, by Cotton.
Private Correspondence Of Il. Clay, by Cotton.
The Works Of Calhoun, in vols. complete.
The Works Of Daniel Webster, in 8 vols. complete.
The Private Correspondence uf Daniel Webster
Sparks Life OF Franklin.
Washington Irving's Works complete in "a vols
Coopers Works, complete in SO vols.
Lippincott's Gazetteer of the World
AppIetons Biographical Dictionary.
Bakes Biographical Dictionary.
Appietons Cyclopedia Of Biography.
Ramsey's Annals Of tennessee
Memoirs Of Hugh l.. White.
American Eioquence: A collection OF Speeches and
Addresses, by the most eminent Orators OF America
with biographical sketches and illustration notes
Thirty years In the United States Senate.
DR.. kane's Arctic Explorations.
DIR. Livingston Il years travels in Africa
Frank Forester Great Work the Horse Of Amer
lea
stephens Book OF the Farm.
The American Farmers Encyclopedia.
Barry Fruit Garden.
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees
Farm Implements 200 Engravings
Lebigs Agricultural Chemistry.
For sale by JOHN YORK a. Co.
ieol-u No. IS Union 50.
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BIRD CAGES.

vHTE have great variety II beautiful BlRD GAGS,
w the handsomest assortment ever brought 10
Nashville, which &c ~ill sell cheap Coz cash.
fcb2o-u MCKENZIE a WILSON.
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Apple Trees.

A LOT Of choice Apple Trees lass 10 hand and
"A Gale BY (tshia) HESJ y. siiIkIns
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NASHVILLE, Feb. p. lS5


Mrs. A. l. MENKES: The ability which you
have exhibited in your impcrsonations OF
character. the intellectual merit displayed in
your literary efforts, and your lady-like de-
meanor since your arrival in this city, induce
the undersigned, respectfully, TO tender you
benefit as testimonial! of their appreciation
OF your personal and professional worth.
If agreeable 10 you, please designate the
evening upon which you will accept the prof
tered testimonial. Very respectfully,
John C. Burch, Daniel S. Donelson,
III. l.. Claiborne, 5. ). Stanton,
j. J. Williams, A. Il. Shrewsbury,
X. c. Saunders, r. l.. Weakley,
Hu. L. Scott, e. ID. Anderson,
James Fulton, T. r Mostly,
X. b. Chcatham, James i. Carter,
f. T. Griffith, r. j. Foster,
w. G.. Hill, Vim. Rcnshaw,
r.. Is. Roberts, W. Brazclton, Jr.,
V. q. Marks, c. W. Frazer,
X. Il. Harvey, NJ. ID. Davie,
RE. Hopkins, w. p. Davis,
Ill. 5. Bradford, J. W. Davidson,
A X. Jones, X. ;. Roulston,
Il. b. Low, John e. Harrington,
f. VI. Reynolds, +. W. Strickland,
John w. Estes, W. ;. Munday.
f. G.. Pearl, w. lily Smith,
j. w. White, r. OF Kane.
Jno. f. Goodner, Thomas Calendar,
w. Z. Kendrick, A. r Reid,
RIP. Loyd, f. G. Huntington,
j. A. Lackev, H. l. Wclckcr,
L. J. Golladay, Michael Vaughn.
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~ KIDS Boiler Rivcs jsst received aud fnr 81
~ ~ 0seis) . D rlckEy
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% various patterns, warranted 10 be o. the best quail
ity, aud al difareht slEcs Wrought Iron Cssok ing
stoves, which have never been excelled, for either
coai sood.
fcb20-u MCKENZIE a WILSON
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Fine Shtrtss

IL orders Cor shirts In =, our Store within 4
n seek or tea days All DC Allied prompsIy an In
nasner % give s4tsf.elin q tie arm intends
Eas2s kArt sherty, A1a ~ll efsnd all orders tk.s
~e nay rtcelxe CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Ieht-D IS Cet4r street
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAp

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD !
MACHINE SHOP, Jan. Is 1855
This will certify that we using the Parafiine
Camel Coal Oh made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
pany, Maysvie, Ky, in our Machine Shop and the
locomotives the road, and have tested the Oil very
carefully to discover its qualities entirely con
WINGED is very fine OF for machinery and that one
gallon of this Oil is fully equal to gallons OF the
best Lard Oil. being entirely free from gum our
chmery VIII run with less power than with any Oil
have used. Although the Oil has "A thin appearance
ii has alubrcatng body superior Ia any Oil in ordinary
and it is well adapted 10 Railroads.
Z. B. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Mr.. Knowles is Master Of Machinery of our Road and
q reliable man IN whose statements would cuntide
V. X STEVENSON, President
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. /. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of y. X c. Il. II.
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Galvanized Wire.
WANTED.

OS hand aud Tor sale ey
" sept. - n. n DicKEY;
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POLITICAL

IorH AIpERMssrc prsrRIcr TWENTY sscoND
lO usrd AT meeting Of the ctlzsrs Of the Twenty.
SECOND ward hello NJ George ~ Davis 6Sb Eighth avenue
we're sdoped-
Resolved. That as ctlzens and Taxpayers called
upon - every influence 10 power ssop with
and justice At The approaching political campaign In
the cry rae IN brinvng the field candidates
of aby and ntesriy as vel as sound Judg rent whose
1u5 shall he represent In the councils OF the cty
thst wtue owledFe party alliance IN selecting
csndose for alderman ssd Landmarks which have
heretofore ded the Of the ward take pleasure
W Offering the people OF the thirteenth Adermanc dintrct
the hanYed Thomas r. Prentiss suitable candi
da- er alderman 70 the ensuing elsctiou
Resolved Ths' n presenting the name n Mr. Prenu,s W
sectional esipngy but governed 81 ne
t,rs ~ pnhc policy ard snnud Judgment Mr. freniss
sn Of rns,tv obtained and industry and ~ m
ali entitled W The confidence respect snd rs,esn
lie In i@ hsgne~t suo
oct esvptsd and able and resdy y pu aown
f-r IN nsh places all lie forms ana he ns resi-
n.i,ersl rsn and friend Of bis country, wh'n ne mas
hrDFrp served IN the fsld Ot hsuie.
me r,rcluons having been resn swsrr pSe.sSent
tf.ss q GtwcrY, Secretary.
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7 DE eARMo BsooKps'


Dancing has many formed sxsy important psrt
health enfsnce their appearance society.
Adus likewise, greatly benefited By ths hsa ttful en-
ihe art h OF high antiquity; and fh general utility vas
greatly pzed by The ancispis object Of much npor
lance 10 urvpe various governmental ensced evr order
usie and dancing 10 Be introduced no their
tber pupils and guarding aFaos The Of no Close
application 70 study which often produced latsde dorni
~ and even mtecily Thus, b. judicious blending Of
physical the schools of
kurope 70 = mort srset position. :.
accrstes Plato Achilles Py rhus and Thsseus ~ also
many other usuous men, ofen diverted themselves oy
.Ttey move esses, who have iearned nce.n--Pops
cresiinz decided dtncon between private dsncns sno
thai OF The aisge-m deemua the exercise o. ne s.
who before indifferent 70. now spprec@'e saa psro
.f fashionable accomplishment Of both sexes.
and conbu,es 10 form body 70 graceful mouonA"-Dr
i~d,es classes meet Tuesdsys and F,sdsys stoS N.
M ladies' primary classes instructed BY
srooses leasons ~ Al hours not ccsrpiec ~
riassea opening sorce w take place wednesday, l5sh
Prookes having received AL the sdvansges 20 be
rtes from acais mics o. Europe, AZ well NJ being
he inoducer ~ the mole IN dances 70 tots country
would pscuarly recommend she present style 70 toe notes
IA rh,, dances received regularly fr,m
vrre ar pupils have ~ the advantages Ia oerfecng
which they coud espcc 10 receive from masters
~ ~ A., on either aide Of the Atlantic
~TifTFRp CITY AZ EMILY ROOMS 44s BROAD.
- .he above very erteosive ard universally
supprcr magnificent tall room In the united
car be obtained for re.sect.te bans &c favorable
other n ths cts and the undersigned will
every sasrtto general saussoon 70 All who may favor
'''' WIN Ggo W MILLER, Proprietor, 40.
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NEWSPAPERS.

rs oUT.-THE NEW YORK COMMERCIAL TIMES. A
journal devoted to commerce. literature the gene
The Commercial Times win be Issued on Saturday Of
sertleusn Of Se highest standing in the comerSisi com
munity and whose reputation viii be sufficient
for heir corrscness Particular attention viii be given 10
sn eops. viii II Be enc sep %sss na &
the se, sns or s large Own' ana cities Ougbou
The Cospercial Times viii to iusu.
rance c.mpspes psnkeTs railroad c'raorasous and
4 The Commercial Times win be sent TO the Prssiden. of
sso 70 some OF the lesapg bankers in gland who
The pyopreors win publish semi annually on The frs. of
Of ssq as q S H. e hsa atty
rnerehans bankers 'nsu ance compsnes &c &c through
The vel inown reputation and responsibility OF persons
corrected With ne Commercial lipes VIII BE- s1Hslent
Il win be thai lie Commerciai fines oT1rs 70 the
mercantile commurE facilities for Advertising rarely found
s IN politics he Commercial Time, win be independent.
essly on al questions general neret he country
be rnercbso,s as bsse rrsv.~ees gns
Custom Rouse provided ways tneJ observe
70 so% me q he sssf e. The country esdy
The literary, theatrical and artistic departments Of
peen 10 De a hu dschsrye cf their duties d hoe ooi
mems can neither be Influenced By friends purchased
Y ruslishsr. eecreus Of Esrr heir books praised
grts q her meris are particularly requested send
Is Weekly commsrcisi Zines for Europe xi he % e.
every ssrdsJ morning IN the amer ana VIII
eens In The latest nc~. 10 70 lhs iine % sailing
The subscription price OF The Commsi ca Times VIII be
two dollars f2 per arrlm.
RATES 90 ADvERTierN1
Frsi ls cents line; dsplayed matter in proper.
ton.
se,ond and bird pages 10 cents per line.
Firth page Is cents per line special notice column 10 cents
per Inc. ~
4 II other psges cents per line
tpecsl arrange be made monthly aus y.arly
adve'ssmsnis no additional charge for scr annually
CT So 60 &C pies.
The prices for single are uniform Ard No
reduction VIII be made Every Advertisement will be Ar.
ragged urdAr LIS proper bead and win be taNen 70
have be different trades displayed In and conspicu-
Person town having advertisements Commercial
Times, male srrSpf ements with Gro ven NO eo.s
broadway, and Robert Coddngton No 366 Bowey who wiz
ac, 81 sgents FOR this paper. ~ - -
Advertise merits received at the Office OF THE CONNER
CIAL Tlnks No IS ktone street; and after Sepe Der 4
ADAMS UPH .M gJ
Q ADAMS, Efitor
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

~ wRIGBTs DANCING ACADEMY, $50 BROADWAY
~. win be opened for the reception Of pupils on fre.dsy
Oct Dsyr for ladies' Tue day and saurday afternoons
gentlemen, Juesty and FRIDAY evenings Private e.sonr
eig en-. Ali the fsshi5uAblr dance, taught
nsNc1No -Tus yiT0ANr ART or DAsrIN0
sushl IN ~ less1ns frofs.or RoN A~s-
derry, 0 Prosdwsy Tuesdays and Frdsvs Ss YasS
Sroae ssy kcn1sys and Thursdays Of zach week
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sEeARs AVID TOBACCO.

% Opp mn HAVANA, DOMxsTIC AND GERMAN
L.UvU.UUU sesars aful 70 per cent hello market
rses Is Novnas 81 Operas Low ss 30 per
tboueand. cssh advances WAde " any amount
y. CHEEKS IL Broadway
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A DODWOR7HB
"A. DANCING ACADRNIEs,
No Sos Broadway. sew I0k.

No ls1 Montague place. 1rcotlyu,
WIN commerce new ycse on saturday Sept % In Brook
- Ign. vridsv. sept "a
Mr. DoDw0Rrl woud ,Aks occasion 70 sv,sss BE- has
lcrH fri, tie aee-assy Of introducing rsrus.icu
for ihe Of tho younger pupils by wrh tk- or
dsreir would be OF NOW benefit physically u~efn
10 ctveiorement 81 graceful oe
hate Tie faeiy with which he polka 500 s.nlss
those szercisst ,sss furmerly
nas egecs Of The be atrihut- q hs sp
ptarsnue Of round sboudsres YOUNG ms.s of hs
~vsuon They sent 70 school and So~ed
their desfs wtoui nime jst- erercisa ub rs
crossing frame assumes he rositon IN ~hich has long
teen rssfssed they then s.ot W eacesr ~ dsnsug
with the srpecsoa Ia. BY learning the sad
other dances all ths vii be remedied and that shsy
gill become gFsceful womsu eurev thesc
ung- fhopd be Sstst nDcsrsscoi chtffen seat %
sudsn ne terchsr an9se T.
AM 10 surn dapces ar ADDITION the fa.honahs
w0u i'd 10 NGurs walk arf ever ove-
usnL somet0i.s would Aes he gstnei oonsgvt eth tho
tie eft = IL former usrfu.~e NJ padv3r-a i8trueied
Ma rlesSsa 81 that .es sds srsceralv uuF, do
II Cuur Ard otser csncss gfa fna- 1rpfg Ths EN-
den q his caurte n fs esct upon purfs
eOnfsgtd % i've mote attention - dan4tu auaeci-i
with Caithtnics and tufiag hs be tsousA Ger.
cA he aus prrtnuset tsschers fBd hen
n regsff The best rnebodf ~ psh daass
bic rrtula Hehgpea trersfore have ned nh ps-s
raycn VII IN attriou g. hts isacs enable lin
p pres. Of g hs pupis ss viii no. only msss sea
dsrce the posa but WI 'ppr1vs thsr hesh, ralA1a
YAH SAL scn,equouuS baye iusary efe' upoa ever
movement - lite
Durins bis guropcsu n session. Mr. noawurth s.s
bed fevurshs opportunities u sudsisg The pesus dspcv1
Poland snd hungary pupuer Al the prrssus line
auced NJ the e>rh-vs norreut 81 Toe present s~Asoa.
be her