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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
Ready-Made Clothing (!

from one of the largest Boston Houses, Mills
best burning fluid. Downer's and C0zzen's Ker-
osene Oil, Enfield Shaker Brooms. Rand's best
Skirts. Kerosene Lamps and Chimneys--new and
old style. Crockery and GLASSWARE. Nix. Prints.
With these additions to my former stock my as
sortment is very complete for articles found In q
country Store which were all purchased for cash
down, and will be sold Ut the lowest country
rates
Dry Maple Sugar, clean white Beans. Oats, Tai.
low, green Hides and many other articles OF pro-
duce taken In exchange for goods. Over due de-
mands must be paid during this and the coming
month.
L. II. MOVES.
hyde Park, Jan. 20, 1882. pms
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
EOJIND!

DY the subscriber in June 1860, near A. NJ.
DKellys house in Gilmore, Port Monte, con-
tanning small amount of money, the owner can
obtain it, by calling at my house, proving own
ership of the same and paying for this advertise
ment ROBERT WILSON.
Morristown, jan, Is 1862. 8
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
BOOTS AND SHOES!

consisting in part of the new style Balmorals
Carpet and Plush Slippers for Gents and Ladies
Cox's genuine copper toed shoes for childaen, al
of superior quality, large assortment Of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
U. S. ARMY AND NAVY EXPRESS,
Washington, ID, g.

All Goods, Packages or Parcels forwarded
through Adams Express Co., care of U. S. Army
and Navy Express, No. 20T Penn. Avenue, will
be promptly delivered to the Camps or Naval Sta
lions as directed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

Kerosene Oil always on hand OF
- D. A. GILBERT's
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

ENlOUR, salt, fish nails, and many otheI
IL things too numerous to mention at
d. A. GILBERT's
Morrisvile, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

A Ill kinds of Groceries, Hardware, Ready
"A made clothing, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Paints and oils, burning fluid at
ID. A. GILBERT's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-14
AREETl.

BY checking the fight Of expectation, cheat
disappointment Of its pain.
We embark in the cradle for a long voyage in the
coffin for Il far longer one.
IL you would become a great conqueror, begin with
victories over yourself.
The frmest friendships are formed in aiversity,
just as iron is welded in the hercest flames
Sweeteuing ones coffee generally the first stir
ring event Of the day
Cast away the staff Of duty, and, ike the prophet
raul, II changes To a snrke
The solar system has large family, bu; only one
Why IS a feIi of grass Ike 4 person older than
YOURSELF Because 1t i plst-ur-age.
Who - the largest man ; The Ioyer he is a fellow
Of tremendous signs.
PUENr'rE OK SECESSION. &c.-A Georgia paper
slys that southern soldiers can always stand ire
No doubt OF that. and the secession leaders mos. un-
deuIlby stand ire-1ni SiC1t.
IL i siIl that the SJuth Carolina soldiers don't
ct enough 20 eat They don't much like rayf0re.
tIu they cook their piimettOs and rattle snakes?
SccsS-Ionism in Virginia seems now to be in the
cilI - OF the lishthe'iei Wise aud the light finger
FL Floyd
BrgEIm Young i sail to be lean man but it
wouldn't be easy % count his ribs.
Nr. SprIrr. II Charleston, says that the southern
cpue rIcy Will acquire its position until
by importItious from Africa, the number Of slaves
shall be az least equal 10 the number Of whites I:e
insists that every white man. woman, and child,
shall have his, her, aui IT. Niger.
\ contemporary sIys, ''t the southern republic
finds itself between The devil and the deep sea-
Nes, and full G: the one, II Will violently down
a steeo place into the other.
The southern government. It is said, intends flying
its HsiH 10 = foreign country.
Coop LUCK--S5me young talk about luck
Cod luck J. to get up six O'Clock IN the morning;
god luck, II you hal only a shilling week. i to
live upon ee, en- pence aud save penny; COOL luck
j. 10 trouble your heal with your business auI
let your nei ZhbJrs loue 20 unto other people
wish them 10 do They not only pIoi,
bnt per-esere Pence must be taken care of because
they the seei- Of guinels- 10 get in the
wOrli- they must take OF home, sweep their
dOJTways clean. try and help other people, avoid
temptations, and have faith IN truth and God.
Ike reading the evening paper. when he sud-
denly cNclIjuel. - DID you -! and read as fol-
lows - The special police arrested young man
yesterday Tor walking the borders In the public
garden Slr- PIrtugton looked, up - Well. il don't
magnify much where some people board. but | sup
pos, all the hotels be full TO depletion If
they've got 10 taking boariers in such exposed stu-
ntiOas Mr. Calvin. no doubt, makes good beds for
them in his observatory But what did they do with
the cuprit;'' 1T dOn't say replied Ike, - but
/ guess they made him take oath do It
again, and let him CO. Ike rasei the paper before
hi face. AMI chuckIed, he mentally exclaimed,
Big thing on the old lady
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-14
BLISHED WEEK BY
HENRY VI. " isIINE.H.
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Glory IIaIiriuIn IN.

Glory HmIIeIuinh.
ti- popular song It. popularity is owl
q the stirring which set, and which i- said
eectrsy m hoh.irit- Imagine its being hy coo soIir
marching through Broadway Ne~ York, Ly Gen Woo
lrmy marching NprfJlk. The song original
nr,s-I Ellsworth memory and EI-gortts bo
lies luII'-ir Sc- The aiu-iou the pet lambs Il
.rI verse Is ais, @, ElIswor,I'- zouay-s.
John Browns body Iic- a mouII'riny in the grave,
John Browns holy Ii-- a uouIirug in the grave,
john Br,gr-- body lie. q ring the grave,
III, 5,uI's marching ou
chorus.
Glory, GI,ry HaII-I.jthl Glory, Glory, Hal-I1-
Jh Glory, glory, IlaI-ujah!
Iii- souls marching on
H. gone to b. soldier in the arry Of the LorI,
Hes gone be a soldier in the army q the Lord,
Hes gone 90 be a soldier in the army Of the Lord,
His souls marching On
Chorus.
Glory, Glory, IIareiljah, Glory, Glory, H,Iielu-
i,h, Glory. Gl,ry, Hlll-Iujah.
liz SOULS marching
John Browns suap-,ck is strapped upon his back,
John Browns Eaap-'ck il strapped upon his back,
John Browns kuap,Ick Is strapped upon his back,
His souls marching on
chorus.
Glory, Glory, HaIIeluj,h. Glory, Glory. HaeIu-
J1h! GiFTy- G"Ty- lIdl-uJah!
II souls marching On
Hs p-, lambs viii meet him on the way,
III, pe, lambs will him o n way,
It's Ie: lambs viii him the way
They 60 marching
Chorus.
Glory, Glory. Hlleujlh. Glory, Glory, Hallclr-
jah! Glory, Glory, IIalleluiah!
They 20 marching on
They will hang Je1 Davis = palmetto tree
They Will hang JrT. Davis Z a palmetto
They VIII hang jeff Davis I 4 palmetto
As they march along.
ChO5DS.
Glory, Glory HaIIeuilht Glory. Glory, Halelu-
jlh Glory, Glory, Hall-lujah
A. they march along,
Now, three rousin= cheers for the Union
Now. three rou>inl, cheers for the Union
Nov, three rou-ing cheers for the Union
As marching
Chorus
Glory, Glory, IIaIyujah Glory Glory, Ha!lslu-
jah Glory Glory, HaIeujlhl
Hip, Hip. Hip Hip, TIurrah
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-29
WE ARE RECEIVING

o. PIECES English cslieo, a pieces Irish Linen.
~ 20 pieces Alsmsnee PIaids, 20 do N. c. PIsds,
bales "A Shesting 10 pieces hns Brown cotions,
20 pieces Bleached Cotton, 20 pieces Gray cssimess,
GO Eats, 20 dozen white and black spool o.lOn,
I2 packs Pins sssored, Needles assorted.
Kegs English Soda, barrels Copperss,
] barrel Bluestone, essk Nader,
Coffee and Tea, bids. Sugar,
barrels N. o. Syrup, . gross Toilet Soap.
dozen Tooth Brushes. 9 dozen Fine Combs.
6 dozen Barber Combs. 4 dozen Pocket ditto,
S barrels Train Oil, 20 boxes Candies,
700 lbs Sole Leather, 500 lunches Cotton assorted,
5 barrels Spirits Turpeniine, 20 kegs Nails.
! case 1914 lbs. English Garden seeds. new crop. ;
sst may be had Of us - pounds fsr one dollar Il
not 10 be had elsewhere. ard many other articles, as
Iron. Boar, Sails. OPIUM, auinne, Morphine Castor
Oil. 100 pornds Extract LogwoOd, &c. dc.
Those wanting goods not on hand can be FURNISHED
i they are willing 10 pay the make, price. b Inc
lime nails 40 cents per pound, win not ~ able
70 sell SHts5s Iron at any price,
CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
October /. g.
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twenty-five Dollars Reward.

DAN sway from The subscriber. on Saturday IN.
seih Of January last, nv negro hoy ANTHONY.
SAID boy Is o. vhi,ish yellow complexion, Eve Zee.
az OF seven inches high, about eighteen or twenty
years old, and supposed 10 weigh about one HUNDRED
and forty or one hundred snd dny pounds. lie has
heavy bead Of hair. and talks short when questioned.
and no doubi he Is trying 10 pass Tor free boz will
give the above reward for Biz delivery 10 me AZ po,
psel Hill Csssell county, or con snemen, 10 any ia
=. I. WARREN.
March IL. u-3i
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One Hundred DOLLAR Reward

A NY one giving information hist will lead TO the
a conviction and hanging Of the party who stole
Two boxes Of Tobacco, bag Of Flour, Bacon &c. from
us IN the last month, shall receive One HeaGrsa bob
lars reward.
Take care, white man, il is you we are snsr
n. ". BROWN d. co.
September III. 81
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HIDES WANTED.
I WILL pay the highest Cash price for HIpEs. OF
I tan on shares
JOHN D. LIPscoMB.
September .. So
NOTICE-SOLDIERS.

DECISIONS having relations in the Army who have
I been. killed or have died Of disease. and having
beunes wages due them for their services can have
the promptly collected BY applying 10 me at my
'ANs - ''' q. 4. PARISH.
P.S. have received from the Government The 70
guatIons containing fulinsrucons and those placing
the claims 10 my hands may rely that they will be COZ
iectsd as soon Is they can be audited.
&. T.. PARISH
JuJl6. 52-sm
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wANTED!l!
100000 feet Of Box PLANK.

WE will pay cash for 100000 feet Of Red, B.aek'
~ White and Post Oak Boz Plank. sawed scsnt
sevenegbs Of an inch thick and fourteen inches vide,
clear Of KNOBS and spite Apply 70 James w. cOfbin,
w 's'0'y' WEBB & WHITFIELD.
July 30. t--ia
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

flNHE undersigned Commissioners win receive scaled
= proposals until Friday the 3lst day of October
instant, for rebuilding the Bridge across Emo River al
Hlasborough. Plan and specifications Gamble seen al
The store OF Messrs. w. F. a. =. ]. Sirayhorn.
JAMES q. TURRENTINE,a
HENRY WHITFIELD,
GEORGE A. FAUCETT, -
GEORGE LAWS,
WIN. II. sTRAYH0RN, !
October is. 66-
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o N HA N D.,

ON HAND,
A 000 sksins SILK.
F,OOO 1000 papers NEEDLES.
1000 spools COTTON, assorted.
lao lbs. White Black PEPPER,
60 quarts { ASTOR OIL,
so lbs NUTMEGS. aes
$1,000 worth Of English Tape HOOPS.
III. N. BROWN g. co.
August 20. IN ss-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORAsos Cousrs.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.

August Term. 1863.
MsrIhs Faucets, administrator Of Robert fasesr
John faucsst, William Fsucsli, Samuel fsuesis. Aa
ey Harry. Jane AlIlsau and Sally Mansfield. ksU,E
lsw q Robert Faucet, deceased.
Petition 10 cell Land.
this casa u appearing 10 The ssii.iaeiisa d ~
ccsri. that Samuel Fsucsli and sally hsnskra
too o. The hsis reside beyond he lins ofths s,ss
10 % therefore ordered By the Court that puiicslr-ts
made IN The Hal.borough Recorder Cot an socec--
weeks, notifying the ssid samuel fsucsa and "a,
Msnshsd Of the Sling Of his pesiian. and ,hsi lh1
and sppssr before the Justices Of The neat Term oiat
Ce1rt. 70 b held Coz The county Of Orange. o. ~
Court Hoas 10 HilIsbereugh. OF The fourth Mopir
"a SO.eubsr u~rt. then and there 10 plead. snsse
d<nuT 10 said petition. or The sage will he tske p
eonfsfsO and heard er psris ssta them.
Witness. George isss. clsFk q Out said coun
ofies IN hiilsboroush. the fourth Monday Of Avg.
lse2.
GEORGE LAWS. c. &C
September 10. COS,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
usASoE covSTr.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sesxio,.

Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
August Term, 1863.
Ionslhsa II. Jones. adm'r. Of samuel Jonss, deed.
20.
Richard Jones. the heirs Of Aqua Jones. heirs ofL.sa
Jones. heirs Of Isaac Jones. and the hsirt Of chss.
Jones.
Petition 10 seH Land
shs case Il appearing 10 the satisfaction q 10.
Court that the hens ol Aqais Jones heirs Of lssw
Jones. and heirs 81 Lewis Jones are non residen.s
s therefore ordered By The Court thai publiesuon ~
made ~ The hllsbosough Recorder fof sr sueessis,
weeks. notifying the said sbssns heirs Of The Cling
this petition. and thai they be and appear before sh
Jusnces Of the nert Term Of said Court 10 he held B.
'she count, Of oIsnge al The Court HOUSE IN hillsa
rough, On ihs fourth Monday 10 November neat. lhsn
and thse 10 Plesd. answer o. demuf TO said pe,non
the sms viii DO taken psV solftssO and heard er par,
as 10 them.
witness. George Laws, clssk Of our ssid court.
ofkee 20 hilsborough. ihs fourth MOndsy Of Avs.,
1859.
GEORGE LAWS. c.Cc
sspisabu 10. ec-s
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NOTICE

CtERTIFlcATE, Ne. 1898. dated February ~.
v 1859, 81 STOCK in N. q. IL R. Co. has been
u. HOOKER
September "a ea-gw
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LONDON SEED.

WE have just opened case OF GARDEN SEED
w New crep, from Peter Lawson 4 Som, London
LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE.
so lbs. East Lothian Purple Top Turnip, So pr ID
so lbs Bsngholm Impr'd Purple TopTurnp 3 90
20 lbs Yellow Aiiringham Turnip. 3 90
20 lbs. Select Aurineham Carrot. 90
40 lbs. Best Parsnip, 3 90
ID. Red Celery, 4 90
8 lbs. Dwarf York Cabbage, 4 90
10 lbs. Golden Ball Turnip, Q 90
4 lbs. White Dutch Turnip. 3 90
20 lbs. Salmon Colored Radish. 8 90
ID. Seymour's White Celery, 4 90
| II. stakeholder Csulfower, 100
10 lbs. Woods Frame Rsdsh, o 90
4 lbs. Early Horn Carrot, 3 90
l2 lbs. Mixed Turnip Radish. 90
lbs. Early Caulifower, 100
40 lbs. Pricky Spinsge. 90
ID. White Cabbage Lettuce, 4 90
10 lbs. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. 4 90
lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce, 4 90
ID Hardy Green Lettuce, & 90
10 lhs Snow Ball Turnip, . 90
10 lbs. Round Spinsge. 3 on
lbs. Select Drumhesd cabbsge, 90
ID. Enfield Market Cabbage, 90
lbs. Red sury Carrot. 90
10 lbs. Drumhesd Savoy Cshbsee, 90
Al ordess over twenty-five dollars. twenty-five PEI
cent OF; oil under one pound. City per cent added ID
the list Of prices The receissd By la,e ar
rival; seed oil warranted pure apd good.
II. N. BROWN & co.
A u
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FOOLISH THoUeHTs.-We are apt 10 be-
iieye in Providence so long as We have our
own way bet il things 60 awry. then se
think, il there 10 God, be is in heaven, and
1ot on earth. The cricket 10 the spring
Guilds his little house in the meadow. and
sairps for joy, because all is going so well
with him. But when he hears The sound oil
he plough, few burrows %. and the thun-
Ter q the oren's tread, then the skis begin
20 loof dark. aud bis heart fails him. The
plough comes crunchlng along, and surrs bis
dwelling bottom side up. and as lie i. rolling
1ger and over, without a home, his heart
says, Oh, the foundations Of the world are
destroyed. and everything is going to ruin !"
Bot the hgsbsndman, who walks .ehnd his
plough, singing aud whis,ling as fe goe-.
does he think The foundations sf the world
are breaking upf Why, he does not 50
much ss know there was any house orericket
shefe. He thinks Of the harvest that is 10
follow the track OF the plough; and the
cricket. too, IL he will bot wait, will find a
thousand blades OF grass where there was but
cnt before. We are oil like the crickets
II anyihing happens TO overthrow our plans,
80 think al IN 9orpe 10 ruin
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WILL IT MEND THE MATTER.


WILL 1T MEND THE MATTERs
"Wiil your putting yourself into passion
mend the matter }" said grey haired old
man to boy who had picked up stone to
throw at dog. The dog hsrked at yau in
playfulness. and had no intention Of biting
you"
Eyes, il will mend the natter said the
passionate boy. aud immediately dashed the
stone at the dog. The animal thus en,aged.
sprang at the boy, and Bit his leg while the
stone bounced against q shop window and
broke a pain of glass. Out ran the shop
keeper and seized the passionate bay. who
had mended the matter finely, for no. only
had he been bit by the dog. but was obliged
to pay several shillings before he was set al
liberty.
1t was bat the other day that saw a
yongster fall down. and should have set him
on his legs again. but he set up such bel
lowing and blubbering, that left him to him
self, that he might find out whether believing
and blubbering would mend the matter.
To make "the best Of bad bargaln'is a
wise course to take; for the proyerb says,
"0ut of the trying pan into the fire. and
truly often do we exemplify the proserb by
our rashness under trial.
But know, boys, that. in spite Of all 1
can say some of YOU will be impatient. II
then you n into serape. aud in your
vexation are determined to run your head
against wall ito break your shins sgainst
post and to tear the hair from your head /;
why, shall BY no means object to il. pro-
vidcd that you do not begin to do either the
one or the other before you have coolly con-
sidered whether it will mend the matter.
The child who throws down its bread and
butter because il is not SO big as he wishes
il 10 be the boy who tears his kite in pie.
ces because il has not flown exactly please
him ;-sre equally silly. and richly deserve
that addition to their troubles which they
bring upon themselves. Try then to be calm
in tri6ing vexatioas; and when greater
troubles arrive. why then. my boys. bear
them brayely.
The MINISTER WHO LIxsp TO WHEr HIs
own ScyTHE.-How frequently have heard
him request the gentleman who was going Ia
precede him by PRAYER to be sure not TO be
very long. Nc. Jay, at bis own chapel. al
ways preferred going through the whole Of
the service himself; and on one occasion he
quantity said to a minister who had offered
10 pray before the sermon. mo. sir. am
much obliged to you for your kind offer but
like 10 whet my own scythe." The con.
grcgation generally thought that he could
whet il better than any one else and he had
always considered that the prayers, which
seldom occupied more than quarter OF an
hour, including the Lords Prayer, which he
invariably repeated. prepared bis mind for
the sermon. Il is remarkable fact. hat on
entering the pulpit he would open the Bible
at that part where the Lords Prayer appears.
having on several occasions forgotten part
of IL. which so much annoyed him that he
adopted this mode Of preventing any future
vexation on this point.
RecOilsctions Of Rer. Wiilism Jay.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANoE CorsTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RAsoE CorsTY.
Superior Court Of Law, September Tern.
1869.
William y. sirsybofn. wiFsm y. slrayhosn. Admr.
Riehsfd TsPp snd Archibald Dorland,
Alexsnder Borland.
Origiaei Aaaehmtnf.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Courl, that
the delendsni Alexander Borisnd, has removes
out Of the Stale, sbseonJs OF eoncssIs himself
thst the ordinary process Of law cannot be served IN
him i . therefore ordered BY the Court that pul
cation be ms0e 10 the Marlborough Recorder for III
weeks, noiIJins the sid Alrrsacef Borlstd that w
lee - sppeaf q the HsEt term of this Court 10 ls
bed atihs Couil House 10 iishoroU IN On second
Mrndas 20 September hs1i. iI.n and there 10 r.
rlrss and dead according % Law be viii b. p,ossaS.
81 agsnst 10 The same manner a. " be bad been sess.
Cd Nth process and failed 70 appear and plead
Witness, John w. silef. Clefs u our said Cou,i.
q "ifics 10 HIsborooeh, The second hobds, % ssp.
''@'s'' :. ''''1' .J.w. sILER. C. S. G.
September -. 62--sw
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BLANkS Tor Sale at this onico
THE HILLsBoRoUGH REcoREEg
- suhLiufB wttsLr
nv DEANS HFARGT.

FERNS --Two Dollars yeaI. u pad IN adssus
Two Dollars and fify Gents. n %, ped slkinIie
months; OF Three Dollars. " delayed uhiil siisf 4
expiration Of the year.
Nopspcf wsll BE- discontinued until al Mssfsss'if
paid, unlsss ~ the option d The publishsr.
no paper will be ssnt 10 . new subscriber au' n ~
n,aie unless payment u lnade In advance, % som, ~
son 10 she State shah become Tsspons ible
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
Advertisements not ercceding fourteen lines, 90
dollar iof the hfs, aud twenty i've cents fof each ~
ssqueni insertion longer ones in proportion Coz
advertisements ireniy.fv per cent. higher tsdse
lion q enefhIfi viii be made foT adssnsers ~ w
yssn
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wmr7gS SFsncss.--.' Writing" says Dr..
w. z. Claiming. "is one Of The great means
81 giving precision, clesrDess, consistency
and ener-y 70 thOught Every other sermon,
| think, should be written. il circumstances
allow II. But he who only breaches from
notes, will never do justice TO his own pow :
ers and feelings. The deepest fountains Of
slcquence within him will not be unsealed.
lie viii never know he I'll power given
i'm ever Lis fellow creatures"
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w A n T \ p

IN large quantities. the following articles, for which
I the annexed prizes will be paid. on delivery at the
N. Caroline Military institute. Chs,lopr, N. u;
Alum TIyphiiium-Indan rurnp rool rs cts. per ID.
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I'VE have just opened case of GARDEN SEED,
" Now Crep, from Peter Lawson Il Son, London.
LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE.
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These articles must be thoroughly chan and pes.
fsciIy dry. The reception Of which yin csnisas until
further notice.
". HOWARD. ssrssen and
Med. Parsya. g. So
October Is. 66-4s