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v fr.
t
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rc?.t secret woa
C : I
C ! tl r"? nt l' it 1' -"5 i pacr
' ArJ I ; 'n.r'" ;
T f.'-o; Ltci t , 1 1
iac'i ever .'.:- L i.ac!
v.c-- i to fro'..?.
i trr.:.'. :$ Iru ; r,.-i iLfi tear, .
A'. I ti j
V. r.rctn gruff." t10' ar1 f'13f .
1 V,s bri'itc-t iour we're known pssi.
' f. t.e f'r ar.J rrr ''a cf crili,
trows daz.r T k:'.t
en'd tl.at beings of licav'uly l!rth-
Hi I I jr. led on my TffU;
Ytt I've kcd i!cra rcl!e Willi eortow and grief,
.-...And wane in the Mar end yellaut leaf," . t ...
- I've scpn t)is )ia;'":'-J proud And gay, ,
Gate wilfy kind..ng eye. 1 ,
'Fo i p.Ies of wtalth, liead away, ' ' '
v ' - As if they'd never die; . n 1 .
f I've look'J ajiia for that apleml. J fcisht
' And they own'd not even Mthe witJoMr, rate.
'iTve known trtia friends, in early. life," - !
; Bound by atilction chain,
-That thought lie worU's contending slrifa .
Could never give them pain; i. - . ..
That the jar and broil that shake mankind,
-Would pas unheeded as the ev'niu g wind;
4 That fond rcmemb'rance still would hold,
. Those tweet afTt-ct ions fist, ' t.
, That wa'rm'd each heart in days ofoJoV'
4 jfKpr'chan g'd not wit the blast, .
, but in one boor, with a peal like thunder, ' -'"-DcBtinT
inapp'd each, chord assund:riv . ,-...
-. , . '
Men may talk andaay "there'a rest" '
"la many a sunny spot, 5 ' .
' ELt 1f such the case, Uiej'rc sure boen blest
, Ht'yopd the- general lot ' . , '
Ffir-l've Jiv'd, and muvM, and had ray bing, ,
- And think you I've lir'd without feeling or sceingt
? ,r 1 1 i - k - '
Bot there is a season of eternal joy . ;
. rla Ileav'n, the hijjh and holy niace! '; :
Acd sorrow and grief can fie'er'annoy
.The Redecm'd of Jesus grac;. " - ' ' , ' i
. Ha scenck of earth forever will close, ' " ' ?
' VJcrid sweet, oh serene, Is the spirit's repose!
J r" - " " ' ' '
; Jllia halii of glory that 'circles our Cod,.
CriIir tLan beams of thosurr,
Will hjlit- up with beauty that bleat abode, -
An4 ve'll muijlo our spirits in Osk;
iWhile eternity reigns and centuries roll, f , -
' 'Twill ever be a joyful feast fir the soall , -,
Aslienllc, December" 9, IB47.
' lW v 1 ! ?; 1 i. - v - : v ; ;; ; r -?
JTIarriajc J- 1
, Nature and nature's GoJ smiles 4 upon
the Union ; thai is sweetened by lo?d. and
sanctioned by. law. Hie ppbero of o,ur af.
feclion is enlarged nnd our pleasures take
tant and respected among men, and exis
" tence itself is doubly enjoyed with 'this 'our
softer self. Misfortune loses hall its an
cuish beneath the soothing influence of her
fimirest. and triumph becomes .more : tru
"umolunf. !w hen shared 'with her. With-
out herwlmt is man? A rovini? and rest
. iessbeins; driven at pleasure by romantic
Speculation, and cheated into misery by
" -futilo hopes,' ,lhe mad victim cf untamed
' passions, iqd the diss ppointetl puhuit of
fruitless joy?. But with ber he awakens
. to a new ate, ue loiiows a pauir-wiuer
' rand nobler than the narrow road to selfag
"Crandisement-i-'thai is scattered with more
fragrant fbwers, and illuminated by a clear
' A. .oiriGCLAR. lsciD5NT.-rA lew years
02 6ever.il men in this city or .vicinity
vero gambling wiih cOrdi with the usual
occotnpanimenl of linuar. In thet dealing
;outoftbcpck,oneulthecirdswas tbrowii
' in ucl a manner -thrltr.it struf'k, wuh! its
jptigeone of the tumblers And' cut it intieo
- as square and smooths as though it had
"bceasofmo sharps instrument. The inci
dent was so unusual and stalling, that the
gamb'ers were greatly ? frightrpeq. :, They
-thought it Tnight be ominous of some ap.
proaching . , calamity." They were unwil
lin to.continuc the game, and under ' the
influe nee "perhapv of h' superstitious feel,
ing mitjld with a conciousness of guilt,
thvy ceased puiying. In less than a week
r rroin thl time, tht one vho dtatl out the
; card xchitfc ul 1he glait, di(l The iuci
dent at tlio timo produced, ns4 might be ex
: Reeled, tfrcnt .excitempnt. Svme - who
wero. engaged in the gam.e are now living1.
v jjosion iraveuer. . .
ArrcTrx& Incidents. Th ; followinsi
ifT-citng extracts are Irom a letter ritteo
by.Capt. .Merril, of Bitavia, to'his brother.
was. in all tho battles: '
' tl "cannot forbear noticing two touching
incidents jhat fell under ray observation.
Among the braver and gvod wlv have thi
Jayfallen was my friend Bur well, of the
5th Infantfyv' lie fell eArly in the action,
froiri a wound in the leg.. On the slight
tep.ulse of our troops ; he was .inhumanly
murdered "by tho enemy's -lancers. His
faithful 'dog, a beautiful pointer, had ac
i?ompanied him there; he also was woun
ied, v Dofiog the fiction ho became separ
ated frdin' his 'master. AAer it had subsi
ded; jht noble form of Burwrll, mmly as
fniiflMvas'tiiscoicred, -'and beside him.
acd even Jickhig' his fuce'and wounds, waa
Ris pordog, who rogaidless 01 ins.owa
piin, hid sought lus generous inster iu tne
ljur of danger, and there, upon the sam
ffflX t. dlo. This airtfctionate 'scene
. teuched the hcq'rtsnf mahy. .
t Ag'iio, after the. fury of the battle ; was
over J saw acamp woman, of tho infantry
. who 'came upon the field to loot for her
Iwsbartd. Alnjst frantic with dcj-ptr.she
ran from-tme ta another to' inquire afier
him, but gvtting no nfor;niation hi.immed
-ia'tvly'Acnt ',to search for him arwing the
si Vis&irz tbrg, at letigih found
t bim-de'ad. -. Kneeling over, his corpse she
f, I..kvuud 'lo'raiie iibut finding life
ci'.ict, she gio utteranco to shrieks' and
' l-r'-'.iar tcvJyvtovichJng to hear. I lor
' f.rc Sho coi.tinuoi to'reir.ua
'- on t... "'ld (unver firo.of the enemy) until
- his lir.!' bdy, was carried ofT, which ;he
ff. -. - i in l1 3 iecp2t fjricf. ; Such it af-
j c f : Jr.'
t t 4 L . . 3. .... J t
cf C- r- :s in r" - : -as -
' ill' r.:cL,!;v
cf Vcrh to
..3 t.ir.i
:curj?.
c..:rscter
tf tl 2
O"? i3 crJ.re ' to repair
i.cr t3 zzi the
to
third to Tftbiscnd. Dt'siJes thesa oHlcial
rrnny cf tho your :er members
cf i.s r-rcfjision ore procctuirg diily at
tlelrcwn cxrcr.se and wiih the same i2v
tof regions now ravaged by t tie Cholera.
T! i New York Hera! J siys ihsj two
piriks prevail amon thj Whis of that
cify at the present time oso wr.h the NevV
xork Courier at its heid, and ailed by
New Jersey and New Eng'and for Gcner
at ScoTT tor the Prc$idnci$r ani another
wan me i rtoune, tor iienrt kult. it
says: ' ' .
The ticket inletioed by the Tiibune
party, wo have understood, is Henry Clay
(or the Presidency, and Wm.'H. Seward
for the Vice Presidency that by the other
section, General Scot- for tho Presidency,
and some Southern or Western man for
the Vica Presidency, not yet determined
on by the Secret Committee at New Jer
sey. These movements and disclosures
a, re Important. Thev are imDortant, as
giving direction to those :evenis on which
tlie Mexican question and .the Presidential
question may both be determined in this
country,'
Why is the editor of the Louisville! Jour
nil's career through hfo like a celebrated
tune! Because it is the rogues match.
AlabamV Flag. "t.
" Why will thr editor of the Flag, at the
close of his career through' lifo be like n
tune of Paganini's? Because be will be
V executed on a single string. "Prentice.
.Good Toast. ; Uncle SamM A , re
ap ectdbTe' branch of the Bull family. He
broke tho bonds, of parental authority, and
went into business on his own account, in
1775. ; He is now well to do in the world,
clothing himself, and feeding his poor re
lations in the bargain."
, .. ' . ';; (t
New Inflated HossE-CoLtAtt. As. a
thing derioffng ihe general regard to the
Comfort of animals -is extending in these
days ofrrtovement, we notice this new in
vention in England., The invention con.
sists "of a collar-shaped tube, made either
of leather or a caoutchouc materia which
is, filkd wiih 1 common air. The in (lation
is completed in a lew seconds, by mean's of
an ornamental valve. at the top ql the collar;
the latter can bo rendered tense'or elastic,
or, tho air can, be expelled' from it at a
minuted notice.
s, . . A Good Appetite
r A Havre journal has the following in.
credible story: At lliu list fair at Avelol
two persons, one of them of sickly appear
ance, entered an inn, and ordered a din
'ner, consistigg of: twelve muttonchops, a
'large turkey, twelve Neuchatel cheeses,
twelve pots of cider and a six pound loaf.
The servant of the inn, thinking -that so
substantial a meal was for twelve persons,
consequently prepared the table for the re.
ceptiojn of twelve guests; but her surprise
was great o see the two individuals e.nter
at lite appointed time unaccompanied by any
one, and tho surprise increased t$ perfect
astonishment when the sickly "-looking man
said that the dinner was' for hirt alone!
At the same moment he nt .himself down
at the table? and iri c'oursa of a-short time
succeeded in swallowing all the immense
masv of food which. hid been prepared.
He had laid a wager with ths other man to
eat ihij formidable dinner, the stake being
a sheep. When the glutton had won his
wagerhe cooly ofTer.eiithe astonished loser
to make a, similar bet, to be decided in two
hours; but the tatter refused. Galignani's
Messenger.
Sauta Auua.Tricd for Stc:ilinsr.
A letter from Mexic; dtied the 20th
of October, and published in the Tampico
Sentinel, states that Sinta Anni his taken
up his revsidonco at Tehuacan, where he
injlertds to defend himself ugainst the char-
?2r brought ncnu'ist him."
,he abandvind the city on - the night of the
13'h or Sci.rmber last, tith his inny , in
a -most covrardly manner, ,lcavjr;g' the city
withuui protection, but that previous to his
leaving lie robbed the treasury department
of ailxtnds nnd every other spetues of a.
v.j liable loeons. And to cast oil all sus
picion from hiirisQlf. ho.the'n ordered thil
the prison of tlie ., Accorda'da be opened,
and its convicts let . loos? upon the com
munity, ' The hall of tho J louse ' of Rep
resentatives was entered- by them, its
chandeliers broken in a thousand pieces,
the fifth tapestry torn from the windows
and strewn about the flior, - and the' rcsi-
i'due of the splendid hall, mutilalcd, if not
entirely uestroyed. ;
.Mr. Georps H. Colton, the Editor of the
American Wh'g- U'evicw, died 'm New York
last Vreek ajed 23. i t I
JF ool carding
. chine.
The Subscriber l,ave their WOOL
IXG MACHINE in full wo'.!;.. ; .
undes the management of Ir- Kic'ijrJj'
CARD.
.Iv.r, anJ
,tv here
tim be-st
any quantity of wool will bo carJed . y
manner wim great care ana w
on the terms, cliarjrr d by other
hrvtit ant jlr lsy
I.i.i, it is re
quested that any wool sent should bs previously
udbScd, picked and clear rrn t! rt.
WOODEN &. .MURDOCK.
AJicv'i A, :i 15 U. iU-tl
ins i'.cal CII.
J r-.J for fa.';, either by the barrel
or galluii.
- vti
3: if.
T"T ' -" .r 1 wt m, Y"V ..." ';
::llz, Haywood Co!, ,
I v.rfi Carolina.
-lr, Z30
Dse.2i, lei
"1 ZilT,
,r fla aX '
jtrecc.7. 1 aai f
and rtta.l
k7
r'ATTo:; &. oscorvN.
Asl.ev', Cct- 7, liI7. S717L
new pall and
WINTER
y " v . -
w now reccivm; at hia Cdsh Store, dcct from
New York'and Philadelphia, an excellent Stock
of
T'Ld i "JfcZvr - , , mr C ZTX"" CrrZi"3
suilaMe far Fall and Winter, which h inrites
his old customers and the public generally, to call
and examine. - Aidashe both bays aadscllstfor
Cash, he warrants to sell as low as goods of the
same quality and styra can-be sold ifthi mark-
et.
Ashe vilTe, Octber 7.: IS 47.
371 -if. s
.A beautiful lot of handsome
and desirable patterns of mouslcine de Janes are
offlrtdat nnprccedentedly Inw price,' by
RANA'IN & PULLlASr.
Aosrust 5. tf
Apprentices YVttQtCfL'
Four or five apprentice, to the Mill Wri-ht
business, will be - taken by the subscriber, upon
t,V ik. ...Xr;r
application to him one mile and a half west of
Franihn, N. C. Any ioformatioa regarding the
subscriber' character as a workman, can b had
by apply in to James M.' Smith or N. W. Wood
n, lqr8, of AsheviMe.
. , STEPHEN -MUND A Vv
Dec. 1847, ,3t . 379
RANKIN & PULL1AJI '
Have a heavy ktock of niatltvcts Finn
Iicls, Liliseys, and Winter gwods generally,
which they are selling at reduce J prices, especial.
If Overcoats, Vests nnd Pantaloons. .
' ABhevdle. Dec. 2, IS47. tf . . .
Winter Boots, Caps, and Hals.
A large stock, very low, just opened vt , ;
RANKIN &, rULLlAM'S,
Dec. 2. leT47.' tf ...
School and Classical Books, an
Stationary, a large slock sullta? si unroll profits.
' T , IIAXKIX 4 1WLLIAM.
Dec. 2, ISn. If
Utalc cfVortK Carolina
HcCyicood County. . .. ' ?
Superior, Court of Law, Fall Term, 1847; i :
Isaac flenfon,'
J V Vs.
' ' ElizaWth riensorrl 4
f ' Petition for Divorce.
- Oa motion and judgtrfent pro cpnfesso, it Is or
dered by Court that publication be made in the
II iffhland Messenger and Rulherfordton Repub.
lican, for three, successive months, notifying the
aeieoaant lo appear before lne Judge at ine next
cburl to be heldfor the county of Haywood, at
the CourUlIouse in Waynesville, on the 4th
ulonday in March next, therr and there to- plead
answer or demur, or this case will be heard ex
parte, and judgment rendered against her. ' .
. Witness, John L. Smith, Clerk of aid C;urt
at office, the 4th Monday in September, 1847
. i JOHN L. SMITH, elk
Nov. 4, 1847. , Prs fee, 6. ! 3753m. -
SALT, .
I A large supply of Virginia and Liverpool Salt,
just received. , ' ' 1 V i ' ' (
RANKIN 4- PULLIAM.
t Dec. 2, 1847. , ' tf ' , ' ', . .
Circular Sawing
,The subscriber has a Circular Sawing Mill in
full operation and is ready to supply any descrip
tion of dumber un the shortest notice; except where
other agreements are made all lumber lo bo paid
for on removal. '''-.
The $u!scnbcr has also for sale Six Saxon or
fine Wuoled Bucks; also a a quanty of prjnie seed
Barley.1 , ' -
, , ; f . MURDOCH.
AsbcviUft, April 8, 1847. - ' , 3 4 If.
' HEAD 111.11 QK. DIE!
Stolen from my tent, at Shaw's Creek Camp
ground, on the night of the 15th of August last,
LAPINE GOLD WATCH, No. 7124 (I tlnnk,)
with the word. Godamcr. engraved on the same
case with the Nt Thc watch is very thin, with
an old-fashioned face.- The above 'reward of ten
dollars will be given Car its recovery.
Repairers of watches are requested to be on
tfic look out for said watch, as campmecting
thieves, above all others, ought to be detcctgd.
Address to L. S. Gash, Claytofville, or. to me
at Hcndersonvilte, N. C, and oblige, ' . .
J. LIVINGSTON.
October 21, 1847. . 373 3m.
'., HARD W ARE $ CUTLERY,
. English aryl : American, including scythes and
sickles, of the very best mannUcturc just reefcu
ved, and will be sold at the lowest prices. Among
lliese GooJs can be fouhd many seldom' brought
to the country, and worthy tho attention of me
chanics and farmers. M"-:1
. RANKIN & PULLIAM.
may 13, 3o0tf-
Heady made Clothing
Handsome assortment of Coats Vests a
Pants fq,r sximmer wear. - ' .- : - :.
, . RANKIN PULLIAM
tnay 23, 1847.tf - ' . ' 353 if.
Tq all Teachers,
AZD)SC1IC0L COMMITTEES.
Valkyr's S chool Dictionqiry. t
' NW EDITION.
From Neio Stereotype Plates greatly Im
proved and printfd on Whit Paper.
A Critical pronouncing Dictionary and Ex.
position of the English Lungvage, in which the
mraning of every Word' i . explained, anJ the
pound of every Syllable distinctly shown; To
which is prefixed, an Abstractor English Pronun
ciation, &nd directions to fiireigncrs for acquir
ing a knowledge of the use of this Dictjpnary.
Bv John Walker author of '-Elements 6f Elocu
tion," llh yraiirq; ..Dictionary &.c. &.c Abrti'ged
fy tiic use or iipois, by an American Citizen.
Publisbcd and for sale by . V
GRIGG, ELLIOT, & Co. 4
. 14 NorthFourth Street, PUila'dctpbia,
and br Pat ton & Oihornagd' Rankin & Pull
Ashcville, N. tCM 'and'by Merchants geueraV,1
ihroughbut.lhe South and W-est, -.
P. 8. . . This is a New Edition, on Fine Paper,
and improved in Trusting and Binding. 'Tea
chers will please examine "Grigg, Ellnt &, Go's.
Imprnved JLditjoa, 376 St.
Itivaliiablc Ointment,
roa sAts jx AsnEviLLK ir ,
The onlyAgcnl West of the Blue Eidge
August 16.l547.esv
3S3
1 1
I J.4V0 r
Uowe,r, 1 c
t
infi. ror i.- any re t
IM, f'r.cc I! .
1.-1 f.e r-o" 1: ! rr
ia tl.e c.ty cf .New Y-'
I will icacli tw o i :
I 1 ' - "
aun.l coir; per.?..
- Cuttii w..! t
to hare Work r.;i
If I rxuke a i.t s-..
t.
leava your good on my
n Ji, and I w ill fay for
it, i
lam in reru!ar rrreipt uf t a Ijc
JCew Ywrk, and rhuadclphia I a: ..: -:s.
ACrkt rate Journeyman wa-.l- i.
f U. V.. XING.
ScPl2,is47. ' v
'trsyci . : I : ts.en up- sometime
l.t June by L '.a V-'tks, about 15 miles down
Uiwassee m t..rL-.vPe county, ana aiier aj.
vrtisint id r-.rtre at tlm tin1, and several times
afterwards, it l.n ttn 6triyed by Drury Weeks.
Said mare nil hanJs i-i 'ht and w said ta be 5
nr (1 Tpi,r4 n' 1 ;t 14 uvrrf I t.liTn fare. Und some
white on both hnd pastures, and a wr5te pton
i' l,J l- ' '"J.
iOW ui imtu oaiu marc lias ocvn
at C-- e owner, by proving property aoa
paying erpenscs, can have her. She is io the
scs-ion of Drury eeks. ,, . - y
ABRAHAM COLLETt. Ranger.
October" 23, IS47. 374-3t. ' ,
Casinptt) Fancy Casimcrcs,
A general assortment very low. just received.
j RANKIN PULLIAM.
January, 23, 1847, 33 tf.
CLOTHS, CLOTHS.
Super. Blue, Black, Brown, Oreen and.Invisr.
ble Green 'Cloths, English, French, and Anxru
can CasBiicrercs, jst opened and ofFeretl at very
low pricesy Call and see ? i
RANKIN &. PULLIAM.
Oct. 7, tS47 ll-r 37.f s'
Wanted.-
The ipubftienber wishes lo employ a- S;tl (1 1 C r
aild IltfirilCSS Hakcr. A sober, .indus
trious mani who is a good workman, can find a
comfortable situation by applying to me Immedi
ately. -
: 1?. CLAYTON."
ttendersonville, pt. 16, 1847 if, - 368
WANTED,,
"Waggoiiii to haul Salt from the Virginia Sail
Works. The roads are fine, and price ffberal.
Apply soorA RANKIN &. PULLIAL
Oct. 7, 1847. . 1 . 371 tf.
Leather! . Leather!!
Upper and Sole Leather, Harness and Skirtmg
A large lot just received, at verv low frices at .
. RANKIN & PULLIA.M'S.
, Oct. 7, 1847, 371 tf. '
'Chronical Diseases.
Thee diseases would never be known if -the
principles' of Brandrethianwm -were . adopted . in
the; commencement ': of disease. ' Let purging.
vegetable purging be universally adopted, and
Diceamg ana au mineral meoicines iscaroca,
and there Will soon be no chronicat disea see in
our laqd. 1
All diseases are chronical whose duration lias
exceeded forty days, s . 4 ,
No cure can be expected unless the Pills are
used four or five timesevery week. The suspen
sion Yor'a few days pr a week, or. morc? musl'dc
pend upon circumstances.
During the suspension of the purgation, the pa
tient recovers new humor? in place of those dis
eased ones he has evacuated.- But so long as any
of the diseased humors remain in the . system.
they will 'tend, according to their quantity, lo vi
tiate the new sound humors. jm the purration
must be rcrjeaited, suspended, repeated and; sus
pended, until tho cure is perfect. One thing is
sure, that the continuance will do no harm: and
further, that all the good will be done towards a
perfect cleanning the blood, v that 'it is capable
lot.iiiedieine: ta -do, as has been proved in i ten
thousand cases. . "
" To obtain a perfect cure not' a particle of the
humors, which were depraved whi'eick;'must re
main in the system. .Mew sTouihi liumors must
be supplied when the old Yiliated ' ones are re
moved,-common sense tells us this. '
These Pills are for sale irevery'county in this
state, at ZZ cents per oox and may , be had of the
lollowmg agents: -
PATTON &. OSBORN, Ashcville, .
J. M. ALEXANDER, French Broad.
JAS C. SMYTHMorganton.
W. L. G1LI & CO Marion. ''
M. P. PENLAND, Bumsville.
KELSEY & MAXWELL, liula Ivy:
R. DEAVER. Sulphur Springs.1
- J E. PATTON, Warm Spring.
SMITH & BAIRD, Lapland. V
Lady's French Uorocco
and Kid Slippers, and walking Shoes, , Philadcl:
phia make. Also,,, ecntlemen's Call Bootees.
finest cloth quarters and other styles for summer
wear, gusi receivea ai . -
RANKIN $ PULLIAM S.
rqay 13," 1847.:
3-(i tf.
HATS, CAPS, SHOES . HOOTS;
. A. large quantity, every variety, and at very
low prices, just recei'ved at "
RANKIN & PULLIAM'S.
Oct 7, 1847. 371 if.
-GUN LOOKS.
A superior article, just revived. i-1
RANKIN 4- PULLIAM.
April, 22, 1847 . 335 tf.
Youth's and Geiitlcmcii's
ClothCaps, of different styles and price, by"
RANKING $ULLIAM.
Aog09t(9. 'if
lvnwv AH i? ixTn
..;,:;;ilwli;.,VA AJilAH 'f
Every variety of Dry Goods. Groceries. II
lard-
ware and Cutlery; suited td the present And ap
proaching seasons. ,
RANKIN PULLIAM.
Ocu 71847. , . , , 371 if.
Sujjar, Coflec &Tea
100 Bags prime. Rib Coffee; 300 lbs. Sugar,
just received and fur rale vrry low, at .
RAAKIN & PULLIAM'S.
m Oc.7. 1S47. 371-tM-
KERSEYS, TWEEDS, LINSGYS. AND
,,' Flannels of every variety,' just received at'
- RANKIN & PULLIAM'S.
Oct. 7. 1847. 371 tf.
Notice.
Tlie undersigned still continues to attend to
"General Commission Busihess . .
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"I have examined Dr. RuscliofibcrgerV pobli
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The illustrations are numerous and exact.
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. Ya.le College, Dec. 19, 1845." ;
The above -valuable series of books have been
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Grimshaw s History of England,
' Questions lo Do., ,
Key te - do.,
History of Rome,1
Y Questions to do.,
Key to do., "
bound
stitched
stitched
. - bound
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" Questions to, do., stitched
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' u - .' Keys & Questions lo do., stitched l
. , History of Napolean, bound
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GRIMSHAW'S LADIES AND. GENTLE.
MAN'S LEXI CON, and Pa rlor Com pa n ion : coo :
taininj- ncarlv everi 1 word in the English Ian-'
gnage; nnd uliibitmg .Ihe plurals of nouns and
ihe1 participles pf Verbflr being also particularly
adapted to the use of .academics and schools. By 1
William GrimsHaV, " Esq., author of the above
histories. , . . . .
The editor of thi North American Review,
speaking of- these Histories, observes, that 'A
mong Ihe elementary books of American Histo
ry; (we do not remember, to have seen any one
more deserving approbation than Mr. Grimhaw's
History of the United States. Il is a small vol.
ume and a grcal deal of rmlter Is broiiJ!it into a
narrow space but thu nnttior has succeeded so
well. in ; the construction of his periods, and the
arrangement of his materials, that perspicuity is
ratcly sacrificed to. brevity. : - .: .
The chain of narativc is skilfully preserved,
and. the author's reflections are . frequently such
as make the facts mole impressive, and lead the
youthful mind to observe causes and consequen
ces which might otherwise be.overlooked. As a
school-book, it may be justly recommended. ; .. ;
What has been said of this volume will apply
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are each nearly of : the same sua as the one just
knoticed anddesigned for the same object, that is,
.11V UfV I.IUMV3 111 EUUUUIB.
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inc uquut pt pupils, and also with Key to the
same for the tJoftvefiienCe of teachers. ' ; i
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England, and improved editions of Goldsmith's
Greece amd Rome, have riven thm xteeiHp.H
preference to anytother Histories in use as school
books, and any person wlo will examine them,
will find about one thousand errors in each cor
rected; and teachers ordering these wjprks, will
do well to say; "Grimshaw's Improved Ed'u
lions.' ' 1 ' "
CONVERSATIONS ON NATURAL PHI.
LOOPllY-in which'thc elements of that science
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By tlie author ot ConvflrsaUonj? qn Chemistry,"
&C. With coV8iderbIe additions; corrections
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P. Jones. - ' k " '
COxWERSATIONS ON CHEMISTRY in
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explained and illustrated br experiments a jfd' en.
gravings Wood. From" Ufc. last London edi
tum in which all the late diveries and im
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interesting manner, and that the present editions
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nw, uign cnaraster of the author, as
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among semmaries and students."
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SMILEY'S ARITHMETIC & KEY.
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