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THE GLEANIjJI
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lir*hß*i N. C.
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, r >e Months
. -rf-r .nt&ftiK&r* i-ii v
■
a-ndintr ns a clnb of ten ru! -
KvCry ' «Mth thv ca-tv. entitle* liiniMlf M one
ribw* With til , n _ rh ()f tilue for winch the
P/r a £up. VW* sont t0 differont ° mee6
"X rjT tf a
ro ■Deportur'
' Raifii of
rrXTt advertisomeiitf. imvfli.'o in art
Irr?#dv°rtißenients quarterly in advance.
jl m. 12 in- |3 I j m *
as:
WUUttend carta in >lftftuuice and
-»• A ' u,,,^r,w'm«,.P-O t k
Mcesreduoed
8 mad ° in
ten.iK«fw* 3z«aa*iMJ *i
ie Horse No. 5 - Price S4.WI
ro * r .
ro Howe ih0«« .1 *♦ Ofs- .»«4» 7-00
r«r sale at Graham by DONN^; ,
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Graham, N.t!: 1 ' 1
REV. D AY LONG. A. W.
KE>.W- VV. StfAl#YryW*t-A
KEV. W. 8. LiiuJAV^tX.
Opens August 26th 1878, ana closes the last
M*j h May, 1879 « # -•1 if
l&iuix ji «L
A Da(ljr Demofrnlic N«w|ipapcr
Iwntjf-Wgfit wide cblunms will bo issued in
' city of Wilmington, North »n or
N*rnt« c October 1 rt£
« S'JM will be publijtbf d by CHE SIW Associa
■ from the Printing of fiats*. Jack b;
1 4 Bell. It will be printed in
w. on-good paper, with fiew type, and will
tie htfndsomewt daily journal *v..r published
ton State. The Sun will be ediUd by Mr.
*° *• Tl* Ofty Editorship am?
SZ?™*thrf»t»l>out the State.
" r '»baWy no papea bas ever started .in the
1 oAJT' tb*n TH«w. pf the
»*«*«. The Sun has '
SUFFICIENT. CAPITAL
w C8 ' a , n^tt " wln nsc ' itß monf.y
»hh .f? aUn& tha People' of fcorth! CAiotf-
Si iLn»»° ij ?P oi ; t^Pt feature of the Sun's
he, Iptelligeut criticibjun of
Atrial * "'"S 8 - Wortl C .roliiia matters—.
Suirt D * rcia1 ' social and
•SBiwffibeC I*# 1 *#* 0 ? a^loular a '^ utlon -'
°RTU CAROLINA NEWSPAPER.
SUBSCRIPTION.
-t-nfafßhed to
ilona uttL reasonable ana
country, or left by tamer in th«
ADVERTISING.'
5^W f ■
at
A *3YA .0 I
imm» WW
tlftuse
T) kl w JKIJ U
P Pnlietar;
f fe^lce^to suit the times.
OCR niHitTIIDNEHU,
™ '» C«mpr»iiii»e, 4'o>umnlc anft
Krlllr ikt «tm« Deb:.
\mm i>t
Nor/A Carolina 7?oS? nact: That when
I P ep6o,,s » holding andown-
Hfig niiy*WJiffr or hunßfi ot the Stale of
North Carolji(H. issued in pursuance of
ilnj net or AKftcinblv, pulsed ni jiuj* time
' HHWw ; >•• i>.
pursuance of the ar.l of the General As
sembly, pmsed at its sesiiou in 18ti5, •ir
ibehip chapter ljuTc rtf •
\trtbt tief parsed By the
General Assembly at its session in 18G7.
it being chapter fifly-six of the laws of
1807 - or in pursuance «.»f an ordinance o(
the convent ion'Vvf IP7B, it being chapter
nineteen, these being bonds issued for
■ the Chatham Kattniud company;' tff- iff
pursuance ot an nntfnqiiice of the pamfc
'emivewion, chapter twenty, these being
to tlje Williauistouand T«J- ;
bona Huilroad company /or i spin's lis
alicc of an act, onMtJed '-an act to provide
' tor the payment of the State dot coh«
nactud before the war." ratified on the
10th day of March, ISGGj or m pui'su
anee of an act, entitled ''an act to pro
vide for gliding tlio-jnatured interest on
the t!i u 10th day ol
August, A. f). anv registered
certificate or certificates belonging to tlie
board of education, issued in jmisuance
ofauactof tho tieneral Assemblr ol
1867, shall «uri*jntder and deliver such
Ixmdor bonljs with the roiHionaattached
thereto, or fixate or certif
icates to tl) -ti then
and.in that cast*, it shall ls« the duty ol
tho treasurer of the Slate, %ch ;e ishercr
by requirecjf td i.-?Kii(! and
person im't?eiiVi , iiiu' Biieh innd'or bonds,
certificate or certificates, or
bondsof Hie Stnle, duo ami fay able thii -
_ty years from tlje first day ot July, A.
per cent, per annum, parabp seinj-jtu
unally, oti the first day and
July, in each
pon b/Mids ot tjio dpiiqtnkuatioii, ol'. fHi v
hundredihilars-, five hm)-'
ilred dollars and one thousand *U7lar?,*
iiSiC a it? iS i4h I from one up*-
ia thfe order of
ifisiie. They shatl be sighed by the Gov
ernor and treasurer, and sealed with the
great seal of the Stale ; but the
theron u>rfv}bc signed by 11|0'
ajonte, ®r InAfe a fac simi\e of Ids siinm
tnral)riCViiV'W'hor
therdonl"
SEC. 3. The bonds shall be exempt
tr >ai all State or county or corporate tax
ation or assessment, direct
or spwialf whether imposed for
the general rcveuiW or oth
erwise. The*aid.couponk be re
ceivable in paymCot of all State
taxes, and the same shall be expressed on
the flie- couyoiis
ghalibear fhe sameTf timber as the'bonds
Jk> which they are attached, and in addi
tion be numbered from one upward*, , ifr
ptocord.mco wiih the dale ol their matur
ity- ,
SjEcj. 4. These bonds shall bo exchang
ed for 4lie old bonds of the State, men
tioned in the first sectiou of'his act, at
lbe following rates:
'sa Class I. For the bonds issued before
fli« 201 li day- of May* 1S61; 40' per ieat.\of
the principal of the bond or bonds so sur
rendered.
-Class IL For the bonds issued since
•the close of the war, by authority of acts
jmssed before the war to aid in the con
struction of tho Western North Carolina
Railroad, and the bonds issued Hi pursu-
ajice of the said act of Assembly
chaptet ihree/sfid ®ot ol Assembly liC7,
chapter fifty-six', anif tiio saul Chatham
Railroad byiule pursuance of an
ordinance ot tho convention of 1868.
chapter nineteen, and the said Williami
istoh and Tarboro railroad bor.ds issrtted
in pursuance ot an ordinance of the con-,
mention ot 1868, the boijdl lissned' Octo
ber first, 1861, bv Authority of act of 1860,
,Sitd 1861, chapter 137, fbr Western (CoaN
field) Railroad, the bonds issued Octo
ber first, 1861, by anfh6rftt*ef ffdtV 1854
chapter 228. section thirty-five, and
rcs"lntion September 12th, 1861, and the
a registered ec rtfficates of The literary
fund, 25 cer cent, of the principal of the
bonds or certificates so surrendered.
*Clas3 111. Kpv issued July
Ist, 1862, by authority of act ot 1860-'6l,
chiipter 143, for the construction cf the
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
Railroad, and those Issued in pursuance
of|he-s««id landing acta of Match 10th,
1866, and Aqgnst 20th, 1868, fifteen per
cent, of the principal ot the bonder bonds,
so surrendered.
SEC. 5. The bonds so to be issued shall
be in the u«nat form ,of bonds of thia
State, except as modified and provided
by this act, and shall have printed on
iV. C-, ' "T?
tlie fnce of ( lio same the wbrds','' "Isaubd'
in ptil'stiaiific ol ; an net yi jict ,'fo
r•ontpromisc, conyni|i"e. and aotfie the
Stale debt,." ratified the w—-day oh-M
A. D. 187& and 111 lufgp¥£tTWffci?{ u Tf!o
consohdated debt of t|,c Stale."
P.kc.,6,.'i'Jiat all Stale,taxes l«v : cd and
Hd)ec!ed fromi professions, trwles, ii» v
comes. m*rthftnfs,JflHiferfe in e|gar«rniid
tld'ee trnrlhs of aip'thp ( xes collected
from .wholesale find reitii-l dealers in
i spirit irons*- vinous and malt liquor*, rtlall
1)0 held mid applied
hMcM on bonds. and the pro'vi>-
ions of this miction shall he deemed and
tiiken to be a materia! part of the i«nJ«id
orationf*r whieAi the bonds of the State I
Khali or inav lie puiTonYred.
jpECf.7. Tnal it '.he whole fund raised•
»hvauch faxes shall in any ono i your
be-rflfjuirtd to pay mirth hcrtridVijr 1 tiller-'
est, WW n imd in tint 'ease it. shall be Ihe
duty of the treasurer, .with Hie sanction
/>f tli«'Governor and the auditor, tc*idmyi
who tlie surplus Mich or Ihe'ivnpiolidhtod 1
'jorids its hecrin btVy' at the lowest price'
after .rtilrjy days advertisement in al
lea r st two pajHJiSj published* ini Itnteigti..
and ho.shall forthwith cancel afty Mich'
bonds so.purebred.
Si;c. 8. That, tlie Treasurer shall pro
vid ea nbstaati alJj 0 u iiltbook for tha
purpose, ill lie " shalt mak« -n
correct descriptive list of the bonds so',
sllrre 11 de.rect,'«which Iwt f»lritM«ltiVraee
the number, (l ife and ariuuint of each,
the purpose lor. wiiiijV tlie same was
is ued, when this caij be . ascertained,
and th.e
ing tho saipo, ;*4fi.er 6iir.hu list »h«U
be rnade,.pucli Rnrrundercd>bVKls being
aseertalued to lie pre.ibifr'.'shall be eon
smiled by fire ,'jii l!»e" presence 'of the
Governor, 1,1145 , Ti-easuer, ihe> Atnlitor
the Secretary of State audi' Suporintmis
denl'of Public Instruction, ,\jt ho i-fikll
each certify tinder his Iti'nd iespegjiyclv
in f.uch! Uoi|k that he,saw
bonds so consumed fund -destroyed, n «■/.
SKO. 9.' That the Treasurer shall :
vidb a n'tfll bound book id shall be
kept an accurate account and
list of the new b»nds to be issuody' iind
such descriptive list shall'embraeb the
date, mmiber aiid amount of such bond
or boiuly, lpr issued and
ihejuameof the pcrsait to whom iss
sued. |f - i.
j SEC. 10. Tliat it shall l»o for
;my any guar
dian, trustee, Ujloctor of aliy copontlion,
unci and aH • other' pel-sorts aciilig n'
,a fiduciary dapiuflty, ifbldlng bonds of
"the Stale, to tho exchange n''o
vided in thi-j act* and tlioy shatf bo ab
solved from all liability on account of
said exchange; " l '
Si:c. 11. The provisions of this act for
Ihe exchange and issue of bonds shall
continue in force nntil the Ist day of
January, A. I)., 1832.
SEC. 12. That as further provision for
4hc purpose.of paving the interest on
said new bonds, if the taxes fbr
any one year upon the subjects of faXii
fion hereinbefore mentioned, shall be
'nsuflicieut to . pay such interest, then
and in that case tbc i'nblio Treasurer'
shall bo authorized to * a;rply any funds
in the treasury not otherwise appro*
printed Jo that pu rpose.
SEC. 13. That in the event that the
taxes collected in any one year, upon |
| the afoi-esaid subjects of taxation, and I
| the funds not otherwise appropriated '
iin tha .treasury when added together
should be inadoqiiafc lo pay said
interest, tnen and in that- case, and in
order Jo provide for tlio deficiency, the
Public Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized toisshe coupon botids of ihi*
State of the denoininationof live hundred j
dollars, bearing date of rfie Jirst day ofj
October or April of the year of the Issno j
bonds shall be payable lorty years
after datei , but redeemable • after fet)'
year, at the option of the" State, with
intoreat at tl,e rate of six per cent, per
annum, payable semi-annually oil the
«kys of April and October. Said
bondf shalj bear iqion their face in red
letters, the words, "Contingent Bonds, *'
and aball be minibored from one up
wards in accofdanoe v vith the order cf
their Issn#. They WiaH be signed by the
Governor ami Treasurer and sealed'
with the great son! of tie Stale j bat the 1
coupons thereon may be signed by the
Treasurer alone, or have a Jac iimite of
of his signature printed, engraved or
lithographed thereon. The said bonds
and coupons aha!! be ejc-mpt from ail
State, county or corporate taxation .or
assessment, direct or' iudirect, general
or special.wbetlier imposed for purposes
of general revenue or otherwise, and
they shall be Jawful iuyestmeuts by
executors, administrator, guardians and
fiduciaries generally. The coupons on
said bonds shall bear the same number
as the bonds to Which they «re- attached
and shall in addition be numbered from
in acrrtrdance with the ijdle
of ihcir' inatui ity, and fhev, Us
*UJJUI 1 s f,express,.njjoii thftir t*oe (har
hey nrei ivceivahle Mt nt(d lUfl
«hi itv fif'irttyirt-nt Of ail ''taxes, debts,
de'iruiinrs find dfiois to (tie.' of cvw)«
ii a,I lire and. kiiwl whatsoever.
SKG. . 14v That the I'ttWic "TrtfMiWy
shall be HHfliorized to fell so
stfftVbinfit)- M par as , shall be mcessary
to provide tor tho detieienciea aforu
-8-u»l,?. Provided, however , lliat the I'Ub
lio Ttensnicr ahall hot isstie fttrti; sel".
in the :i'/irW'gvlc more lhau six huudio l
of these ljqiids.
Sko.- 15. That alt the 'provision* of -thif
act for paybi!f the- inter-?4t rt-i yie coh-
bonds shall apply aa well fo
thp.,payment ot the i»lore«t -on ihesc
•i-aid o-iiningont bo'wls. «!.•» ml' ■ •
1 Bko. lflj 'J'hfat'fw Mifc ptirpose of car.
rylng bift of fills act t jp.
re|/)iiyu to." tjiQ.. fnrni-'hing of :J |»rjper;
hlajjjt . boadt .and- coupons-tf»e Public
Tmasnrer rs wlHi 1 thd ap
proval ot the Go'vtfnipr, to use any
not olherwi-o appropriated In tho
1 i cimiry not execediiig ibe sum of'' five
thoi|sftntl d*dl«r».''» , «iii s?*,! * C- »
Ste. 17. 'J'hat the Public Treasurer is
'iiuthorized to give pubtßj notice of -1 hl4
p'an for a set Meinent of the Stale's In
debtedness by advertising in suc!i iu>W»«
■ papers as he tnay select.
f tc.' IS. This act sliafl be iu foi;ce (
Horn and after lis ratification.,.
' TiioVvu rs ,u
Thfc fotol pruysfiirily iu tlrft storm", '■
h' 'J lie unfltjßM lifts in an mflty detail.
I Wii4n tienrtb, lltte 'o'dfeiiiH,' 1 uevfcr
«eal I ?♦«•*.-I .M'wv xm f»ti
Judge no man IfrttilydW have stood fa'
J his" place: I'i " : -'I
A straight Hue i& the f-hnrtest in tnor-'
als hs well as in' Aiatherila'tltft
i t J tea I vi rtue Co taints in integrity of
heart and loving ydirf iibighbor as yotir
seU>«« 1. '•••» ' ' ■■>> "•{"«•• v
* Return andjustlfeg for evil
1 done to 3 o\, aitd jihV gooifhess go6'd«
t J'lifnk no® of faults cbmmitted in the
past! whefl One has i nformed his cou
'■duei.*'* " v. «v '
1 ' What I desirC fhat'others should not 1
•to for! me l fqitally de.iire not to do tor
,>i*m i 'nin n c
i; Withottt llie virtne of homilitj
can lrtftieat; in poverty nor ctni
tented in abundance.
Ttie wealth' of a tuan the ttumhor.bf
things that he loves'aud blesses, tlut Lo
"\n loved and hleused by. j ~A > t ,
, Evii is like a mare—the instant
yon begin to htrive with it, to bestir
yourself, it is already 1 uded
' How great one's virtue is best appears
by occasion'of ailversity; for occasions
do not make a matt frail, shuw what
he is. j - (1» , ; 1 j
It jnu hava bndt; cities in: the air
your word nee*i not, be lout; that i* where
they should be. Now' put 'foundation
tfnder them. I '"'
Yield not jourself a fervant nnto cir
cnmitimces, btlt prove yourself their
niftster, then shall Circini«itanseß do ner*
y ice nnto you. K , .. , r »j.
vVhen men first take ai> opiui*»n and
then for reSMrfW "for ft,
-tliov .mist be coutejited with such us the
abmirdity of it will allow. , ,
TrrnfiiMl • PrtalrJ Plnntw,
Tlic cflecr of freezing is purely inochnn
j icnl in Its nature. There is, in .additiou
to llils, a chemical change in tho plant
1 that hns nn important' bearing on the
remit. The expansion (of the fluids in
the plant) force# water into ceiisorvesa'
scls intended only tor air; and ,o|i the
other hand, air is wiih winter in
• ells wliere its presence is doieteiloHs. J
These deleterious results follow more f
stfrelv and severtjlv il die plant is ex pored i
to liglit and warmth bctore thawing has ,
j been ''Accomplished, and the interna!
| derangements have had tithe to readjnsj;
I theinselvc*. The effects of Mio freezing
! depend »*rgely on the circumstances un>
d r which thawing takes plitne. In,
order to avoid HI effects, the following
plan should be adopted: As soon as the '
plant is know to be frosted it sliould be
placed in a dark" where tlie teinjiera
|is but one or two degrees above the
I ireczing.
| The darkness will 1 prevent fnjniioas
chemical changes that would result' from
the presence of light while the low temp*,
eruture will dnuse the ihawifig to, taKe
i .place very slowly. Immemtoif ip water
1 raided to one or twodegrers Abovo flrecs»
1 iiig will often extract tin* frost without
liny liijnriotr* consequences. when, if-left
■to die ordinary 1 course of nature, the
I plant will be destroyed* In crisfe ot trees,
OV plants out of doors', a showering of
! water just as the sun falls on them will
1 often prevent all injurious consequences.
{ A Mtnofce made to-pass between trees and
1 tnc sun, to intercept his raVs often
! prevent any - Ml • —L.' 9.
» TexipHn tn Sditn&fle Azhtrican. ' *
—'——•—'■ 1 1 —• • '
" What does your husband do? I 'aakod
the censSs'mknJ' ain't doin' mrth'
fhg at this time of the year," replied tho
ydnnsf wife, ''la be a pauper?" asked
the census man. She blushed scarlet to
the ears. "I**, nu!" she exclaimed
somewhat indignantly, "w* ain't beeon
married uiore'n six weeks." I
«a ittwcvt
OPINIOIW ANDCUJXr«R Oi»li*«ONI»
-•« "* "7
vut- .' mu i oi wimmmam » s«u4m
•unlaw btiop>Miflf 'l 1 iV*
ii4i.iti*Md ■ iluiWei-#onV*»l
iujcas? tlin|
in ii > thi brtft!eronfn4d"
d(*nibr,tdow *.»tlnvfn*d*mi posiiire.
lv
w.ffi sS°fA,r
dneiioii of Ihp ditl. tMijMlyofl b» Hit? 'prtr
,iba«vot iron |f» it»»i»|ilct®' ihb>sis it»sh>s'
« f imfi'ilf hqd i; uvie^. to ,Jlciid(i\Ho4ivil|e,
bin at (Mice susfieiideupnoratioiis.,,
Wsffltyftflnsffpr a'fijtMvift' Hr *1 /ie T»tVf*
liauß b(M*ir'larK*»ly •igoed hi thi# loenlitY,
it !>vio>f belim od by Hie si»n^i(hat III#
object of fliQ bill ia. to forco, (I^.noud
.holders to fake the road cut of litigation
and'td c*m{}!otfe'fhe xvHrk tV 'Aslievlilp,'
and ilmf its |.a9suga :will* have i
,nirrd elicet* t «w » ! d »>i ln«wt
No anion lia# vst Jieeu, taken ihy. the.
Ijeirislature tin' Ine l>Tn, and we do-
knOW what fWi late w?ll be; nr - 1 "'
a (i n faliu.' iM. naLiuro aid iti lijrf
. U ropi I.AK teRItOR*, ' 'al fl
w fo'tlifniv' the inoro a' mftn ents ' the
full#!*' art/I Monger ho become". To"
belike that, tho more ourJ(^hFld#f^ll»HufV ,
Ihe fasivj." MijyrvWli;. learn. Ti
that ff exerclso is g«vod. the murft yiyleui
it is the none, fo imagine
that every hour,ltfbeN tmnm *leep is aa
hour gained. To act »«> the presumption
""M » c *H r * »a.i*lie ;Jibdie.-I»
larsie enough to sleep in. To aojuc I hat
wlmteVer ' retriedv oiie to feeT
wit I ion 1 reg ai-tl I re nKerior
To'tat witho'uf ho appetite, or to continue
\o eatfsflM 1 , R ift'eiety
i«» s»^ , .^ l flvp,,UißUh, 'foneai t .fa hetrtv
(he tbrOut at dim expense of a whole idjfht
of digiuibed sleeji and a night pf
'WftkltlM fh the morning. ■
•■•ifill' .yj.in i 3 *ri? n hut aoin«
Ij» pommon irllli the rest of Hift"-*o*ld-
T)r„\l ,|*" ?»"»neiil.ehiAVoh,Q| i>ooi laud
divine, vi«ited' the Paris Exhibition,
HioVth HfieH lift'AfHVaffli tlie - * tne-'
tro polls MU'lrklvilMH onint raimiiigio Idro
Vl'««- vMV'"w«ll,V' the' rit&lft,
'" A |»d 'wn° »°» iPiib?"
-Lust w.cpk : but. how do yoa come .to,
km. W ink?"aVmMWlmd TIV
»ell vea."*Sin>«ifr>ttdi , iT«iiiio»i-10-kUlc
h.w the
liim the shilling, ami was answered bv
lite lil«l»innrfr (, *sfil»4j. Oh*h],!f
lliao«:«*a ytM»r- l my,bf^fl. u ;1V r*rU
>-.; i tz; Uj- ~lT' • 'lt ; *W tt i
y ini rtoot
"i t -- • "' w "> 'fno i !■■«"! ii *±hi*
V Oiio j»i«i nov.er oninuioiitima' dnring
actions onl£ t)ip lofkcr-oii Una a con
science.
'o ,!>ii» ra' • u« ui
Habit i« a cabTe. We weave thread
ofit evt»rf and at last Ve' 6aW»oi'
break it, vi! ji-i its * So mtuufa *{«1;
A mmuoirn g»ed breeding i» the beat,
senility aguiusl other people's jil mans
tiers.
Small n'crvice fs (ruo aervlco while Vt
lasts. Ot Irieuijs, UuW^vpf,-plumbic,
acorn not one. ' „ r
got rid ol h>-doinplahdiig' alii! iootlifi^g
I'.oniidccnce. rt:n v i-ti'-g it o ytitsi"
Tlie heart is fit* a musical Irtstrrrtmmf
nf many strings, all the cords., of irliidi
require puujng iu m l .til .;
. Jf one strives fo "treat Otfthrtf' M he
would be.lrcatcd by tthein, ha will not
fall '.o come near Jlie perfect life. •»(
..JL >iew York' adi?*HtSer,hasr had his
nnmo stamped on 60,000,000 tooth
picks. •»"> .VJ- » h
A benntifh!
tenartefl « hit the srfnbentti tt'fo the land
scape j it otnliellisbes au hjferlor face, ard
redeem# #n ugly oue. dJi* I u ,
* * 3 1 i * *
Care is the lot of nnd he fhat
aspires to greatness or liis?h positions In
the hope of getting rid of it, is like one
who throws himse'f into a furnace to
avoid the shivering oi au aguo.
I An exchange pape* says a woamn ear*
'ed her hnsliand of staving out late at
' night by going tothf door when be cam®
I ap.d wliisjx vittg through the .Itcjr hole,
i "Is thf\t von, Wiffie? Her husband's
jixnieis JonhY and ific stays at home every
night ho*, and Bleeps With one'eye opon
and his pillow". '
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I plp»so most people, tt 18 in*editor,lJ
I he-omits anything, he is lazy " 'he
spoAk^f tu\ w aalhey .rp, .npje,
angry. If he culls things oy ihefr ni oner
names; he is'declared unfit f»r"iiis posi
tion. If he dWs noffhirnish his readers
with jbSes'he is 'irtnMtet:' TT'lie does,
lie is a tattle hdad, iHFtftng Viability. If
he indplgra ire pentonalkies, «« ■
blackguard.jltbft does nut, Jris'pnpor ia
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Mpn'mtmfc he.abolished in the inter**# o!
health. Most potent," grave and reverend
&ipiior*-,' wbolirt and Jphil6soj)hy ( rft,
tliefe are moments you know nothing of,
when it man dop't earn two cents for
science, anf When he is goint/ *to plant
feiwes'whefetliey Idone, if the l.sWs of
| health are torn from Alpha to Beer-
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>t wife Mary *4 XjL«alfat.Vfe*man »
•t. >eath and Bennett Hasell, Defts. ,
The object of the above entitled action Hr w ' •
' (4>ftvert the real i*talu. belßßgtag-» »i late
iliarrison Wecden. lnfc>aip»» *9 Vc pa; wrnt
of debtp; and D. W. K. Wredea and the belra
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Jane Conr one of the defendant*feaof 11 r«f t
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ensive weeks notifying,the *-aid Jane of
the fftftfrftftlw ftf*^irtKl«l»aAl I «at •
she a«n*e*r wj(tyu Hnituije pr*f «dfced v fer in
1 and plead answer or demur to the *ame, other-
Wine >«■ tftStl *1 will Be take*«rff>arrt a* to Mr i
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Iron A §te"l Shovel*, Bull Toiuruea, and
Wov«#, "frtoM Bolts; k Btugle Tn* at +4
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Dress Making
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Miss S, Ellen Storvlilt*
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han't. Hha wort. doue at reasonable prices
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