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nay- The Charleston Nyrry well and
lorcibly remarks. that in conducting a POI
Htical press. n rriis Is only half the diih
Guilty: pai NJ ,sriis Is often the scvcrcst test
ct wisdom aud skill.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

tar The editor of the Prairie N0rs, de
nie- in his paper OF the 18th inst, that he
is dead as reported by the Macon Nor
and copied by various other papers. liz
Is still alive and kicking. and ready to re-
ccive subscribers to his sprightly and in
tercstine paper
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"BUTTING At THE TIGER. "A young gen.
tleman from south Carolina had fight
with the tiger" at one of the New York
faro banks, last week. In an engagement
with that terrible and generally invinci-
BILE beast, the South Carolinian tioored
him completely, and took s21 600 from
his clutches. But alas for the tickleness
of luck lit was only two days subse-
quently that the young victor, after an
other struggle with the dangerous animal
was stripped of all his winnings and S23,-
600 TO boot
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

Gzr Tho telegraph reports some heavy
failures IN Boston Philips sampson &
Ca. che eminent publishing house, are
among the number.
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MorVr Vruvo~ We learn from the
Mount Vernon Record that the work OF
putting the cycr.mcmoroblc home Of the
Father Of his Country In good condition
ha. been b,irly begun. The Record says;
Since the first IT July, workmcn under
the .uperintcudeuce ct a competent Ecn
tloman have been husilv engaged in re
pairing out houses, tracing and cleaning
up the old and almost forgotten paths
and certifying iu some measure the -a-
cred spot against the ravnrrs Of decay
The Recorder plso states that Sl3.Hh oi
the fourth and last iu-talmcut for the
purrha4e Of Mount Vernon has been III.
ready paid to Mr. Washington, leaving
only about SBOOuO 10 be- paid TO complete
the purchase.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

SENATOR Townsville report that has
been going the round. OF the papers, to
the effect that Mr.. Towns had declared
for Douglas. Is coutradictcd by the Gcor.
ra papers. Mr.. Toouu, simply said that
he preferred Mr. Douglas to seward, and
would vote tor him IT nominated at
Charleston
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HoRRIBLE DEArH.-Yesterday afternoon
one of the most horrible accidents we
were ever called upon TO chronicle. hap
pened at Gilbert's soap factory on Della
ware street, near Baker. The name of
the victim was Hugh Hurley, very re-
spectacle man, foreman in the factory.
having family consisting of a wife and
five children During the afternoon Of
yesterday one of the workmen in the fac
tory when passing one of the large watts in
which I've was boiling, observed a man
family struggling in the bubbling liquid
and giving the alarm, the body, which
was discovered to be that of Mr.. Hurley,
was drawn out. his flesh fairy boiicd He
opened his eyes as he was laid down, gave
one gasp and Groan, and instantly ex-
pred Buffalo Republic.
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Democratic Nominee for State Senate
upuFRr N,IAIN. of Clarke.

ulr The ours are now running regularly
on thc vick,bure and Shreveport Rail.
road. FROM p.Soto, opposite Nickshws
to Richmond. Ia.
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Gtv Horr BruVr.-The Raymond
GI-l4f Of last "Wednesday says;
Last week the gin house ON the Barrow
place. ten miles helov Raymond was con
sumcd. carrying with 10 some o. bales oi
cotton. This b supposed 10 have been
tho work Of am iuccndmry.
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n-y- a movement IS on foot. and press
cd with energy Wy a large portion both OF
the clergy and bity Of New York. 90 TO-
store bishop O>ptunpvN 70 biz official ro-
sItiou of Episcopal bishop of the Diocese
Of New York. Il viii bc remembered
that he was deposed several year ago for
immoral conduct. The General Couvcu-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
meets iu Nighm1nu nest month.
1rg The wind aud rain that we hal
In This section, last Thursday night
amounted 10 severe storm ON the Sea.
Coast In Mobile was Feared ior awhile
that the di.astrou. hoodof l,j2 was about
o. be repeated. but. fortunately. the wind
subsidized. and no serious damage was done
in the city. The shipping along the coast
suffered. and among other disasters. the
United States War steamer Fulton, went
ashore. sixty miles from Pensacola.
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Old William and Mary College in Vir-
gInla will reopen again in a few weeks
The edifice is nearly completed.
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ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
SlCO.OOO:
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO; Quarters S..

Certificates Of Packages in the above scheme Will
be sOldat the following rates. whCh Is the risk:
Certificate of Package Of ~ Whole Tckets,.S299 90
26 Half Z" lts 80
26 Quarter " ...... u -
p Eighth ' ...... 3 81
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PAULDING. MISS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


1T pi.trict-L. q. q. LAMAR
End REUBEN DAVIS.
ard WA. HNRKSpALE.
9th a. r. SINGLETON.
stb JuuN j. MJRAE.
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SPLENDID SCHEME

viii be drawn 10y WOOD EDDY 4 CO. Managers Of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, EACH SAlURAAY IN
OCTOBER, at Augusta Georgia:
Glass 40 Draws Saturday, October l, 1859,
Glass I Draws Saturday, October 8, 1859.
Class AZ Draws Saturday, October Is, 1859.
Class 43 Draws Saturday, October %, 1859.
Glass A Draws Saturday, October 29, 1859.
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m Judge Mrrk Ut Alabama. now so
iourninr In New York, has written % letter
30 the Hrrii If that city. boz which De
di.claima being a supporter Of senator
Douglas. and states that in his recent cleo
ton 10 the Alabama legislature the fact
of his opposition % that gentleman T.
nomination was known 10 his constituent
cy. The judge thinks the effect Of Mr..
nuratsF article IN Harper Magazine,
will be- h leave him without corporals
guard Of supporter. Ln The south.
R,vKrv Corvrv.-llou. Iu-rru McNrrF'
one Of the regular democratic nominees
Cor The legislature, in Rankin county
having declined the canvas, ON account
Of I'M health a. number Of prominent
democrats united u letter to prNEtN
McR,r. E.q., requesting him 20 take Mr.
MrArrrs place Mr. McRU, accepts the
invitation. and takcsthc Held. The other
democratic candidate is Hon. II,Eyry r.
w,ar. The late member The opposition
have A. yet but one candidate. Col. W. H.
Rtrr.
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1t is said that the President has tender
ed the Commissionership of the General
Land Office to Ex-CongressmaR Hughes,
of Indiana, which he will probably decline,
as he did last March the appointment \Qf
COMMISSIONER of Patents
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This amount goes far towards compen-
sa,ing for the decline in breadstuffs. The
quantity and value taken by the spinners
in the United States, in the two years,
are nearly as follows.
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The present week will close the crop
year, which has been a most eventful one,
since 1t opened with the element of the
largest Prosperity. The panic year had
passed on small consumption, leaving
stocks Of goods in the hands Of merchants,
as well as supplies Of raw material in the
hands OF manufacturers at very low points.
while returning ease in the money mar
ket has been accompanied by abundance
OF crops, cheapness of food, low rates of
transportation, and every element of a
large consumption Of goods, promising to
absorb the whole Of the crop. how exten.
sive soever it may be- This promise was
not disappointed up to January, but pur-
chases at home and abroad were very
large at improving prices. The interven-
ton OF war changed the course of events
to some extent, imparting a disposition to
curtall business, more particularly in the
United States, where the purchases Of
the splnners underwent sudden curtail-
ment for the season. As a whole. the dis.
position Of the crop is as follows:
1856. 1857. 1888 1879
s..........3 $4,000 3o5o,OoO a,l5OOO ssOoOoo
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THE FOLLOWING
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

will be drawn by WOOD. EDDY co. Managers in
public under the Superintendent Of sworn Com
missIoners in OCTOBER. 1859.
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Consumption. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 soUOOO
The quantity exported this year has
been most the same as 1856, but at higher
rates. The official value of that year, as
compared with the values of this. have
been as follows:
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CARpEx nj talIroad heel hrrowF IN han
NJ and for sale by %. d. snsshiA ssss
a. Asfk st 81 "a 1
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this article for over ten
coSgIDEScz 4xD rKUrHof
ben able % say of
Ek Has II FAILED IN
AFFECT A CURE, when
Nc knoN an insiance
one who used IL, on
lighted Nith rs opera
u hlgh1st commenda-
and medical virtues
-NMAr M 20 Kkow,
encc. AND PLkD6k ocR
AEeu ~ WAY NJ AKA
instance u bere the IN
add exhaustion, relle
twenty ln.nnles a1er
tered. =
ton = the prescription
fskkifNcEu and skill
, land, and has bees
, las srcrEs -
o. CAekS.
nom pain, bet invig
boesis, corrects 4cidl-
eFEy "a The Nhsle sys-
slapl.s relieve
B0NklS, AND
C&uL1C.
Halch Il set speedily
We tslisxe 4 she besl
Noalp, ia al rssss =
KlfEA IN CHILDREN
teell.lnS. o. lfou any
sly - every mctbei
froM any Of The fpreFse
LkI 4uSk FRLuDE
tlIcE OF 0fHEf<S-
ing ehtld and the reief
ABSOLUTELY SURk-
! EacaNme. 4 timely
viii accompany each
less zue s4e sisniie Of
; 14fk - % The cut
eas The world.
Cedar 81. >sx Yofk
eeals pee osllis.
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Dissolution.
ksiSSOlNtiOn.

II HE coIartheIship heretofore existing between
L tie Undersigned was this Jay dissolved by At
tul Sousen., Mi. AXIS BROWN, sra wing iurclias ed
III } :" BROWN his entlre Interest. Tie business will
be continued al the Old stand uTm style vi
kAIAs, BROWN q co. 4. d. Rains,
}. W. BhoWN.
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The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
a and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases.
not only Coughs, Colds, &C.. but also purifes
the Blood and is the best equalizer of the circulation
of the blood yet discovered 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues known, family will be withoutit.
1t is pleasant the and ecacious its effects
Children cry for it after getting taste. 1t is the
most soothing and healing syrup in use, and for Sum-
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Chole, and
early stages of Cholera it has no superior.
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New Eirn.

FI,HE Undersigned have this day associated them.
i selves t.gelher under ths nFin naine % ARCHER
CHkAfHA A Iik0riiE R, Tor the purposes oi transact
Ing Liquor and Vine, Cigar and foo eos, besipess,
similar IN every respect 10 that carried ou BY their
predecessors, Williamson A tbrnissl, aud hops bY
strict atselton Dusb.ess merit eonsl OF
tbe patronage 20 IbeFy sxtsudsd 10 thai coaesrn.
Eaeb vile, July orb, 1850.
ARCHER CHE THAN,
tuiy8-f - JOHN L. CIiE-AIHAN
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C II d.

VNHE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has tins day sold his
interest in the concern Oh WILLIAMSON * CHEAT
HAM u JOHN l. IHEAlHAM. In Withdrawing tro.i
the business he would res ectluiy tender his warm
est thaIA as 10 ali his numerous tricuis vino have 50
lib. raiiy extended their patronage the old
Germ, anu solicts from them ol the
20 3 uccessors-gentienen in every respect enu-
tlea 10 the highest 1ene. Nashville July 1859
ALkXANDk-R " IllIAAiSON.
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II he undersigned have this day associated them
i selves together under the sly 10 OF RAINS, BROWN
q Co., lUr Tie purpose Oi traIsacilng general
Drug Il business, aud hope, BY street aIleDtion
10 III. leI cat Vi theif customers, to merit contu
usnce eli the very liberal patronage their
predecessors 7. b. RAINS,
, July 21-u Axis Bl.UMN SR
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

4ApproXlinatiOhs 70 the oIGu UUU, OF SOUU each Z
of 4oU ,ooo vi 4OO to5o ,0O0, of40Oso 10 900
A of 4uO DO QUO.
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Special Notice.

nN the Sd day Of August sold 10 A. II. HICKS aud
" JOHN q. HOUSTON my entire stock oil Queens
ware, China aud I'll SIS, together with nay sos IL
Note Accounts, aud other evidences of debts, aud
they alone authorized TO collect reeeilI tor
the sLihe- J. q. DARDtN
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Reilly AND HEALTH 10 YOUR MA


LItLE - AAtA~A 49, 80 -
We have put Up and sold
years, and cAa Say, ~
Il. - bal ne have never
ally otsser medicihe-%kF
A sINGIE INSTANCE TO
uzneiy usedl Never did Z
Of dkps4tisfacflon by any :
the contrary, ali are de :
tsens. and lspuak IA terms /.
lon ~ ils magical effects .
Ne speak N this matter I,
after I'm years experi
kEFtTAuox Fes ma frlfI1
nsrL4zE- Ia alHlu6l every
fant n salierlnE from Faia ,
viii be fouaa la nlteen or :
the syrup = haminis :
This valuable pre- ara :
81 enc CT fhe n6<1 * )
fUS NURSES In kes Eax .
aned xitb SkNkk kAfl, I
THOUSANDS :
Sos ealy relieyes TIE ci.ild
.sraEcs The EfeEaaEh and '
- and gives tDae ana 90
tsns. Il will 4lznsat N
skIi.ISG II Ifik .
uISu :
and oTerconas consalsoas /.
rczneltlzsl. snd in eeal9 :
4n1 = kEss kkzED1 u 1Hk !
nfskNTkhf AND faAk :
xt.azhzr Il a~iEes t.e.a {
q<her Gauss We ~o1id 4
s=1a has : CHILD kuGEi1E !
iux cpzeE.l4inls--I0 MOI :
c<&. S0H fifE fkE5E :
szasa ke<1een your su<er
shzf wiil oe sure-yess
- lsslos the 49, u -hlz
1s<4
Pal, dlfeelions Tor es.1s
pottse. Noae geae.ne % !,
0lk1iS 4 fkhhl<e, new
<z@4 Az4FF4r.
Sel.i - druggists tEro161
Ff.1elzszi el4<e No. "a
faae7axW1s Price IS
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lieu firms.
CO-.ar,nersMip Notice.

III HAVE this day assoclatea VIII me IN business j
u K. Gil4hEsoN and EDWARD 4. EiMARliS The
business Will hereafter be Conducted uusIor The
of EDWARDS, GIIkkSUN a CO.
Octob or 9th, 1885 10. EDWARDS.
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NEW FiwNa.

HAVING bought out ]. c. DARDES aud j. C.
IL DARDEN q co.'s cnt4ro iutet est "A IA,
Quernswafe, China, and Class Business,
heretofore conducted at No. 40 Public sauaru known
Ms HiCho'S cHiAA Hall. Ne propose ~ sell The pre-
pro pI eustpnlers, al LowKg ttan heretsforv
The urn solicis Call from ali, aud hopes 10
well as olhers II
aug9-E< A. II. HICKS A Co
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MRS. WINSLOW,
A \ experienced NURSE aud Female Phy scian, pre-
N seuis o. thr attention OF mothers, her
OTHIN SYR u p,
For Children Teefhing

sogtening she gums and reducing all inflammation; vi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodie action, and is
sURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS
Dcpend upon a., uloters u viii give rest 20 your
selves, and
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I n retiring from the business / respectfully beg
u leave To tender MY waInesl thanks
IrIenGs Tor The kind ana liberal pat otage
by them To The Uld nrn, SOLICIT my success
sorS u continuance ol llIo same.
j. W. BROWN
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PIANOS, MUSIC. Sc. sc.
Election Of Attorney General and
Reporter of the State.

DuRSUANT toinsiructops from fh Governor OF the
L Safe, will on Saturday, the tth day Of August,
aud Reporter for The State, to Mi the y
sIoned by the resignation J,hn L. Sneed.
The following persons have been appointed Judges.
Clerks aud Receivers ~ votes for their several wars
and Precincts. Where vtcAnsies have been left the
receivers OF votes reqaes,ed TO n them
District No J. LIST ward Judges @. r. Jane a.
Joha coitArf. John Beatty Receiver, J. n. Hobbs;
Clerks, J. j. Everett, Alex Ledbstter.
"a wtrd.-J .dges, 7. J. Halle, W. II Townsend
Nm Monohan: iseeeiver, W. r bowns Clerks, John
Sd ward-Jadg q, l. IanIer b. s. Weller, W
l. Boyd; Receiver, John Reddick; Clerks, Jas. Nc.
sth warI--Judgcs, John W Martin, J W. Felis, b
II. Br,~n; Receiver, N Alexander. Clerks, James
5th sard-Jaases, n Carter, Mason vannoy. J
Colema ); Reeetver, Canon Tackeri Clerks, john
eth ward-Jadges 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon Y
ABashi receiver, A Pyle; Clerks, wn Mintoa
MLcart<rigbt II
c.rbstt: Receiver, wm White; Clerks, John Nc
Keen, John Ttuksley.
ssh war.I--J siges, VIM Harrison, C II conger, N {
cot,oai a'eslyer, Dsesoa; Clerks, Patrick Bia1k
Dissri-t No. 2-Jadges, John corley, T " Paitsr
son, c Nc tarr.y. Rssslysr. rsom.s Fssoa
tn mas Mana Recover, wm D1bssn.
Distrsct No. s--fhos d Page, tasazsr HAnIlton, "
C Dobson; Re eiver, B NJ Hurt.
District No. s-fadges, Win Cartwright, I'd
monison. } ID saumAte; asoeivsr, z G Ra~e-
Di-tF-i Nm. eA-iadges, Wan Austia, JoaI Batfla
II Gsmsill. Receiver, joel A lttss.
Dstrscx Nh s--Jaages, John 3 Hope, w walr
Jas sszgzn kecev r, W HFiley-
Dstrist So- s-IEdgcs. w Ramsey, Daniel Car
mack, las Rains. Receiver. A J smsey.
nsirsef No. s-Jsdgess W II H.sAas, Thomas ,
Johhssa, Andrew Gregory; RscstEer, w r Laeas-
District Ma 1o--Jadgcs, sam dsan ng. w Hard
iag, J II Hawkins, Receiver John c Barow-
lhssrart Ne 1f-JsdEss. W Elm iadsoa, Henry
Cenn q "a, Alien Co ,sn; Rsesiser, W a csiton.
m-trl.s <o. ls-yadses, J-sse Jar Ian, wm
w@t<ias. JJrsa, Re eissr, Aris nresn-
District No. I&--jadxez. - ]. Sfcer, II Porch,
skellsln Is-m rs. keceiver, W Santh-
plstrst SO i3-laisrss. ssun ) friclsara. Thos
Aiison, . Nays, x .eeiver. Noses Greer.
lastriet IA. II -tsaEss. n hseasa. A c whit- s.
n Psaei1. Recslser. las Rasssil cisrks las I1nds
ley, Jas fritabie Brssa.
saz<rirs Ma. ls--Iad<rs. W II H.snb.in, " q Had
ssn, J.an f.ytoz. kpce. ser = sek e-cs
IsisErict No. - ---la ixe=. W Hal, W Dsnukrs
John II Cartwright, Receiver. " n tatoa-
nsssr a M u - sakrs. Jas sresfoash. h4l
owe. " B Esihx. Rsserer. 2 Ltascr
D.zEicf No. x1-Ju .gss. Gsa Gil. G walker
Giioerf Marshall. ,esiser, A.hf shzz-
n-tftas NJ 1t-saass. 3 n<kc, ksistaa
Le1s Hllsl2se<, itcc issr, " n Efy4 :. ss
U.sric< No. AL c4Fn-y Tnaz Bar, II I
6r2ves; i<ecesxsr, 6'tsns oarr<<t. ~
a JANIS 4 HSr0xs
{aacz9 ~ sbersr o. Dass4ees c.
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Chiidreu's Pan ,cea,

Prepared b. 5 the 6Tsefenonrg Company.
Tue true worth Df this extraordinary and valuabIt
Mecine can never be set torth "a words, but Il can
be fea and aptree ID by mothers, whose ehil1ren
have been latched from lie tth BY rs
Tue celeorAt 4 pF. Williams wha has devoted n
life u stniy has anay red this sly, and ys
Grnfanberg caisiren,s aaac a. is cpmIs'uasied ~th
estoci relersn 20 the inmttare state af The
nerves biOl vessels galds aud b1aes of the chiid's
body shsald mother negisct to tsr vie herself
with ths valuable remedy sue may ekance 10 be
hssd death cLiitn her ehiidren aud hays no oae g.
blame bot herselr Il CERTAIN for all iis-
eases 10 childhood and receives as u de seryes an
yersaI appr reSlaton. ar Ma TIA, % south C@roi.aa,
SAYS IL i The best general nae t'cne Tor iataHts
In all diseases caused by teething 4 - eert4in
rsnedy.n Dr. Colsoa, af in.ltsnA sAys . In esses
on eraup IA vs IL with marked saceess, also In
Measles fever froaa tssilng, iaFrhoa pains IN the
stomach, hasFels, sc. shoaid be galily Of great
aes lest ~nsnsnd ain shs hssaesi terms
ss- ysfiy ceats per bottle ~ifh fali ssireetsoas-
AI.Ex. MACs<ESZfks
nave Aeeatssra ce
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P H o N O G. r A P n Y
ASD
PENMANSHIP.
NM. DOL MEAN.

IIAs now accomplished his object,
In showing IN the ei.izeBs OF
Nashville that Phonography j. easily ~ AEf
learned even bs small children His bF~a
pupils are now able 20 foow q m'ricrAie spesker, and
rapidly increasing s,eed II their writing. TIE
creased BY the discoaraging me brought bear
apon pupils IN the shape Of MISREPRESENTATION ridi
cue, Sc, &c, "a quarters from which better things
were 10 be ex ected. Tax payers and citizens who
have children 20 educate woad do well te look into
the WHAT and the WY Of this chapterl Never have.
70 the an sdyant sges of Phnnsypy and Pho
nography. Cil Eens ~ho have she leisure % IN
yesgsie the subject not that they greatly
lessen the labor, am several yea OF tne, 10
tue eincaton af every child, ana thai they awaken
the Intellectual faculties TO extent attained by
have been examined. tested practically by hnndreds
OF the most able schooi comnees, -achers. super
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England, and reported in the highest terms Of ap
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effect Of mode winch ruins the minds OF many
the effects OF this mode af tesehing n developing the
minds of chll1rcn, thai they are oftsn regarded
bro iges IN nteliect, whereas the result OF teach
ing staple truth instead of absurd error.
M d. has heretofore charged mereiy for the 'eru-
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and writing After she principles % The lozrs
ct. lie will continue 10 rsceiss pupsls % the zane
terms sn the 2oth inst Aftsr vhch the terms far t<
reglar ~ Lessons Will be the As heretofore,
aat Snlhly charge will be nx1e for sftenilng 10
practice of the p1p after the coarse q cemsietst-
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